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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
LEeIsLArTvE INACTIoN Al TRENTON
PROSPECTS or TIE LIQUOR BILL-rHE sALLo'
REFORM MEASURE LIKELY 10 PASS

PROSPECTS or TIE LIQUOR BILL-THE sALLos
REFORM MEASURE LIKELY 10 PASS
Trenton. N. j., Feb. % (special.-Ihe Assembly
wss in session for short time only to-day ana neans
ono third Of the members were sbsens. oh Wa
PASSED 10 prevent the discharge OF veterans Hon,
public POSITIONS excepting for cause proven severn
minor measures were considered and the house ,aea
adjourned until Monday evening Eight veen
the sessIon have boon exhausted, ana tho unc ~
been occupied almost exclusively In discussing vhs'
nav. can or might be done at some future Tina Com
nlsints OF this tnacsion are heard from Demoes&
ON all sjdss. The opinion 10 strong here toasy
that nothing win be done with the nqaor oi'i u'.
theirs IA radical change in tho attitude OF both ssdes
Tho measure proposed BY tho confsrsncc ~hicn eos-
tsmn,>aes . township option system, 70 mose W
octonabls than tie existing lay 70 those TOR vaea
Tho uossuro n supposed to DO designed. 1nnse -
h.n , dozen mcu,bors Of tie House. conneessd W
The uouor busness, who say tAey viii have ncse1s
A. ao WITH tie hill II that clause b ncofpen
On tAs othsr hand, the DsmoerAuc rtreseou"v
srom tho tsmyersnss counties refuse 10 sspp~
h,l, o. originally introduced. ThAss p ~ -
prospect d compromise than sAsrs ~ 49, - y
The Republican Assamhlymon have 49, = ~
Gus 10 suppost the Australian hel1oe 1870
un,todIy, The Democrat say Asy WI ~ SH
CAUCUS action. bat that hay w@.s r. ~ M
The prospects Of tho hin are 49,, .,..c,;sY = RI
dcfeat. mo amendments fue4o1S9 W -
& me confsrense yssssrs bese - y ~ ,s5l1s1
he. Ydyocsses q Ns psssSss so - ~ Z. sll
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NINE. ALBART TELLS OF HER PLANS.
WARMLY WELCOMED III HEB oouNrBYMKN n
cAHADA-ro ZINC ONCE HERE

wAHELy WELCOMED TT HEB ooUNTBYMEN II
cANADA-To EMO ONCE HERE.
Ane Aibani and hsr husband, Ernost eye, srrtv eli
here yesterday and av staying ct the Fifth Avenue
HotaI when seen last evening Nine. Albani said t:
Our tosr through Canada hes been one long ovation,
both mus'ealiy and personally. We Appeared three
drnes tn Montreal and twice In Quebec, Toronto,
asniiten. London, and Ottawa Yeu know. I was born
IN Canada near hontres and the Canadians naturally
msde great deal Of mo- On Saturday night, In Men
ereal, VS. presented with vsry handsome diamond
brooch, tho setting Of which, In the form Of nail,
Il part Of the last spike driven In tho Canadian
pscifc RsIrosd.
II sing here on nsxt Saturday night in Herr ssidps
eoncerf, which wiz be my only appearance In New
York Ny selections WILL be the grand aria from Der
frcischuh' and an cir nom Handels "Penscroso'
The latter ID extremely dnacult and Is very seldom
sung There is huN obligsto. land the cadenra I
Introduce for voice end Hute was given to me by
jenny lind From here We 30 10 Boston, Clev Gland,
Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, Omaha, Denver, Salt
LAks and sSn Francisco. Our trip win have 10 be
tcry quickly made. ~ 7 an due In London IN May
tor ne opening Of Mr. Hsrnss season of Italian
eYora Vt Covcnt Garden. am sorry that can only
sing once In Nev-York now but 1t 10 possible We may
- sbis to arrange sos q concert on our return 1t
y over I've yearn since sang here The company
appearing VIII mo includes Miss Grace Daman signor
HaAstm, BArrtn gtOn Foots, Conrad Ansoreo Mr.
Barrett ind eiSnor Be~fgnsni, Conductor Mr. dc
VSo VIII b the business-manaess.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
HOBART ALCHHI EN7ERrAIEsD.
TAYY NE, THE PRESIDENT or THE c3LrEGB
AT nINSRR-aoNlis AID sPEECIis.

TREY ME- T THE PRESIDENT or THE COLLEGE
At nINSRR-soNGs AND sPEEcTis
ClArencs \ seVaEd Is prrsdont Of the So~-fork
AlumLl " Hobart College, and he Is pop lar one.
Last night by his Invitation sbout offs OF ~ alumni
met tie president md faculty OF tte college dun
ner gwen At Deimonico's. Amons those present. were
We Rev Rllpha.et MOTT Potter. prcaden Of II. college,
RIsAop Pvttr, Professor Franrn Philip Nas'. Of tho
faculty tho Rev. Dr. Smith president Of Tsity Col
lege Hartford; judge William wallace Charts N. Do
Costa, ae Rsv Dr. Lewis ~ Plat. of Tlyoy. tho Rev.
Dr. william A. Nation, tho k>y. d.. Anthony schuyler
Of New JoS icy: tho Row. Dr., william ~ HUH ono
OF tho editors OF The ChurchmAn" william j. Ran
Mne, benjamin ". Franklin. Montgomery Schuyler and
H. n Mason.
The pesrient and faulty sept to Mr.. Sc yard tho
following acknowledgement q his Invitation;
Hobart Coless GrrTu n. T..
February GO 1850
Ny Dear Sir: Tho following minute "S W 'niD'0u'iy
pred tv tho Faculty " Hobart College ana gives me
1rr, ID AAu-. for~ irr a copy Of Joint action, In
Wow - ~ gratifying extended 20 2 college,
v.,v ,ioeera, ,,.r. p y POTTER Pr 'sident-
.lu-ts 1hs tIslLvrs - .. fS;HiS OF HOB" college
ho.Hy rsord thru eord. a. prs, atol OF tm generous
ho.DlIutv o Tho honorabi. prexd n. NJ The New.Y
A,uma.. ". DlArcace A. Srr-fS A. a. '"Doss'oe to
oversstmats the poweu, naGeae, for the good Of the
&1rtu,sy and c. ire oUlleTe Of body OF alumni with
satsv REPRESENTATIVES, IN Ne~TcA and In foreign lands
vol AS Throughout, tho Cnlsea s@Ns ioy@ " @'
Advancing prosperity and ~eilIe OF Nihis Ms'ef'
hobart College, February ia isoa'
1o.sts ve-o drunk, songs ~me sung, old MEM
or4es of Hobart College revN Cd. and pleasant
evening was .pent BY Mr seward ard his su"sts.
Among the subjects and speakers wore, "Osr Alma
Maser' tbs president Of The cssE he sseal.ss
frcss,- Montgomery SchnS ler Ops slsees So1e yes,
r saA TRINITY me D 6iss ss Rev ssa css9T Ss
nars Io{Iu Mcdonald
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TEN PAGES!
zpw.vonx DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MARCH i Is

! spsdes "a .aseosaissos Nffh f. % HA aodun p ths
.ksaes d "a. stSpfle5, II: G. xds4yl - ~ ~.
= ~ e. Woo. saG hst evcsstls ~ asS % ~
sss issssds sa sa &c s,:ssisasnf q Gyisa 8.
iesnftufk ms 8!chsr$sor. sspvsE S sysssS sf e
Sis WIN snn,s Ara s,,r Ia soi1,d O. A. under tho
ststate lava OF the state he cou sa any one S.,
ere aiiv. No yh.r, k,s seridad ~ IA last moment
TO leave tho f1lflmept Of his deaes 10 the aiscrvcn
OF ha heirs aud, In fact no advised thea persongy y
do What they <hought ws< 10 eeecrf zee WIZ ~. Ms
wishes without bclnS governed by his hes as 70 a
M thc ain "a -. iii h. ~ cosissf Tho probate
VIII be filed next week aud eonpieBe yentofy VI tAo
estate win be recorded Of tho srffe TINT
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BUSINESS IN THE LEGIsLATu RE.
TIE SEw.YoRK sTBrxTPAvNG Bill, pAssHs

THE sENATE-BIIL.s IN THE ASK NBLN.
Albany, Feb. - (spocar.-fhs Senate to- n recess
Of ffteon minutes this morning to pecefv ex.fAeu-
tenantoovernor Thomas q. Aivord. tsena sDrs sloAn
and Grady vers appointed y oommiffee 10 seort him
to the Senate Qhsmbsn Mr.. Aivod IL ,Axeefeut
heaith and looks we'll and vigorous, He was also
formally received By the Assembly. :
Several times during the morning session measures
bad DO b bald aside nnttl fhere was epor present.
10 yots upon them. Corporation covns- yBeehman
came up 10 Albany this inernns VIA bsa eh OF brs
tfeeting interests In Nsw-YorR CITY oh OF tAs
measures, which he gsve 10 senator Murph y xHs OF.
esfed 70 third reading ana passed vthont aesy II
suthorfss he bonding Of Nsw.York Ciy 10 DE esssnt
d 100000 for the purpose Of porsetine 10 parade
grounds n Van 0ortisnd* Park. %@.f
esassi Hustsds tm ineorpofssns n oeussa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

Hsr.os. l. 8. Islscs, snd A. z Hsnhefes TIE n.
thsi, 3. Rothsehild, MAJ Ns2Asn. Henry Rios Jssss
J. Rossax.H, TssSscrc 4. Hysn. a, Rs:ssk, = "a.
N, g. Hascs, /. wormssr, J. n. echin apd Y. r. Roth
schin. The lobby committee cons.stcd d D. SOLO
MON chairman; l.. g. L.ses, 9; \; EAr9sh l. -
Ralph Jacobs, Max Moses, A. A. HynemAn, H
sahleir,. I. Jescphi A. ". Drummer, J. Bk,msnfAAl
Isaao Blum and J. Samson
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OBITUARY.
DIR. JAMES W.. RANNEY.

II. w
DR.. James W. Rsnney died ct bis homo, No ~
East Forty-sixth-st-. carly yesterday morning from
Bhghts disease, after being confined to his bed
since Sunday. Dr. Raaney comes from family Of
physicians being of thirteen children, seven Of
tho nine sons having been practising ptyscisns and
his father Waitstil X. Ranney, who wss once Gov
ernor Of Vermont was also physician. 0nt three
OF the brothers arc now living excongrcssmsn A.
A. RAnney: OF Bosom; Martin l., physician IN ois
city, eua stephen Z, physician AZ Bennins'oe'
W.
James w. Raancy was born OF Townshend. W.
on September %, 1924. Before he became OF see hs
time was spent working farm during tho summer
and teaching school in tho winter. At Wonv-onos
having saved some money, he entered me college &C
Middlebury, was graduated there. ana subsequently
was graduated at the New.Yok Medical College,
He then began practising at Bennington, VT. but
In q short time be came 10 this city, and was suo'
ces sful from tho beginning OF his career. Aftef
having been here three years he was elected men,
her Of the Common Council and vas elected Coroner
IN 1900 He had been . Commissioner OF Lunscy
for over fifteen years previous to his death he
was one Of the leaders I'm the movement that forosA
the Rev. Dr. Newman to resign from tho Madison
Avenue Congregational Church In 1854. For over
twmty Years hs has been connected with twelve rail-
road companies - surgeon and attending physician.
He was a Mason. al ODD Fellow, memo,r OF tho
County Mcdica Society and of the EewYorh Academy
OF Medicine.
He started In nfe with nothing. and had amassed
BUSY 's Ss Hs eaud ss ss for
+ n and 8: Rsnney physIcs.s IN thls city, re hs
dsa shtsrs being the widow Of 3: T. Clark who .m
. prominent NewYork merchant. Jhs mnercG 1911 w
s s0lo M .ne on sunday, and The burial vin 70 It
Cypress HILLS Cemetery.
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.yNNER.
PHTLLTPs RXETER YEN ar
LAM % 4uE OLD xUwHANPs

LAM % 4uE OLD VIEW -HANPs
CONE ro0ErHER. TTn' eh S0op
About saw ,-tu hers Ct'hf AOA'rS PS~s'- "
70 IL - u, r, n tar > Asrny hsh s'sN .'. -
!, 4 nlght ~ n, -1'rmsn Forss @sen' J"
rn 80 ascs,tcn' o, 80 A,s~.s. a. - Yr"'aol IN n
Nor:awr.L - ILol.a. r HeLt,-,A
Ilsee.
Among those present wore Professor y 4" &c, r'.-
bar, OF Harvard Collage, william DeNi fSHN TVS"
Dent of Dowlctr College the Rev. -. N PToIosT0
the Rev. John ". ChsdWtek, OF Bro9h franc"
Wentworth aid Ciney. OF this Acaden 81 NeW'forl
French, prc.dent II the Harvard Club fter' fOruy'
John X Cillcy, omeraL f1z John \, ,. scs.o &C
barh~r Rugeic l.. uAwklrS. DR.. winis k,~av Walt
Dr. CnuIeni Cleveland, T.. .. Hrhord' 81 Hs.nr \
sexton John II. uenfsh, TruInAo Tea Acc. Mo
G. hasiies, Ur. hnhter AuAp!o; 1879 Y q. Oran
W. Richards, Arfcnus IL. Holmes, @ Nn tho ne
rson EdwMd Tuck, Charlrs a HoVtAs ruIiart A
g. IT. u Mason. T.. y. Nelson, G. = A. ~ WUdr
g. y. smith, Or. J. r.. Janvron. T. d. Femith
Ferry, Nathaniel g. Smith. the Rov. CO fnexodh Pr
George V. Qrcon John Hubbard aud SsesKor 1,eor
St~cohhs were delivered W Thomas ' N nthea n
hssor Dunbar, Dr. h"Sar 'r" .,y. ~ ant clcvrlsA
A. Hentwpth t1oiossur =. - ~. 60 81 =. CerTts
L. q. Richards, LaNtenro y. 6oKton. y
Truman refnr-yay ana Wsltef [. ba@h ,NEN7
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THE EXPECTED EXODUS TO WASHINGTON
PRIVATE CITIZENS, POLITICIANS CAMPAIGN
ORGANIZATIONS AND eLzh CLUBS,
ALL PRxPARINo.


ne exodus Of people and political organisations
he kAb city 10 wsahingtoo 70 and 10 TAIN part In
TIE Inaugural parade viii begin tomorrow. A fyv
weItlnown Republicans went to Washington on Mt.
Mortnn's train, and some went yesterday. and to-day
General Bsznum, Captain ". II. Clark chief Of ths
Geuereiis stat, and Moses q. Byers, Qustsunsstor.
win start on tho go o. m. train. Tomorrow tho
majority Of the clubs that wl participate In the pa
.sds win leave the city for Washington. ana every
Warrington bound train win have large number Of
unifof.ned men board. The remaining clubs will
start on Sunday. Over 1000 men from this State
will march In the procession. Many politicians from
this city WILL Of course go, ana viii some members
Of tho Union League Club and Republican Club though
rot a. delegations.
Tho 0lee Club OF the Republican Wholesale DRY
Goods Club VIII scrcnade General Harrison Mr.. Nor
ton and Mr.. Blaine The lincoln Cinb will give q
concert Al the National Theatre The Goth Regiment
Rand viii take part IN the concert. General Bar
NUNS headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel will be
closed to-day, though there will be some one In At
tendance q the rooms until Sunday. 30 said yestar-
day that many applications for appointment on his
STAFF reached him after hsd boon forntd, and he thua
lost some desirable men. Nevertheless he had hne
stan.
warner Miller said lsst night that b. might 20 10
Washington to-day tomorrow 10 DO present at the
Inauguration Of General Harrison.
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Tkto,osicsi seniiary Of the Prctc
Church OF scw.Ysrx fassed tho sepats
senstos lsss's b,lr bonding Eev
$4,000, 0Oc, 10 be- expended in three y
the streets Of MAT cityi passed the s.
Ing -
Prom Senator flHson came uiess 4
the Code of Civu Procedure By alicw
testimony OF witness who has pls
insane, has died, or has icft the {
, mitsrd a. evidence upon q subseaue,
senator CogseShsn introduced = I
nilsdenea nor for manufacturer OF .
thero ls eotton-soed OF no. tn place 3
q nstuo Of tAis fact Senator Cog
rnl prohibiting the employment q
or alien labor on public worh..
The. Assembly passed oo-dAy A.
Crosby calling upon Controller Ay
for hili particulars OF TIE bonds -
since 1850.
Mr.. Crosby introduced = bin suth
OF Estimate and ApportlonDent &c
year the per capita allowance for G
itons. Tho bill does not AFFECT sH
have the oarp OK deaf rIutes, or "
crippled persons:
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THE COMMISSIONS HILL. ~ AssEA ely
EFFORTS 10 REPORT IL FROM kbr CHAIR. ..
EXCISE Coz dITTEE. oPPosEI HIGH

Ii
EFFORTS TO REPORT IL FROM AbY
EXCISE COZ dITTEE. oPPosEI r
MAN oURTIs-rHB cUET
LICENSE BILL. IA a.
Albany, Feb. "a (speeiap.-A mo Ipou
hIbflionisls Of tho state wcre ALARMED No
that tho Prohibition amendment 10 tnot
a. printed In the Laws Of 1883, d. Pc
nulnbcr OF the article thus added 70 "
This amendment was adopted BY girs Q
1856 and n adopted by tho Legish PIE n
next which can legally act upon 10, kdar
DO submitted 10 the people for their
fall Of 1900. y OF
General N. N. Curtis, Ii. chasru AZ q
Committee Of tbe Assembly, IN Wow Atter
the Prohibittonistz, sent q lSs or to o. 70
Tabor asking him TO give an opinioe IN
not the Opisslon referred To IL fatsi % q
General to-day, h rnply, sent , lsth foo b
It's, IN which no halo the anisndrass the
form AMI not damaged IN any way b
ferred to. Pity 3
The Excfse Committee u the Assoi AL
ant sc;ior to-day. Assemblymen n, IN
pie. Republic ans, had AMENDED tA6 y AlllU
Commission bin regarding the sale o 81 NJ
meet the objections to Il made by osn
aillor and ex-Judge Davis. HoEeve lie
also Republican, who Is opi
Of the committee, was Of the e
a.ssr+. KmbLI and Whip IN
Overcome e-nAtor Mikes and Jves D &c
uonA tp The bill, and that It was SIN v
70 ao interests of Temperance Peep. s'e4sr
fora. Mr.. Kimban, IL company win " 10
Lsx4s and ssverJ. also Ropuhi.eans b.
tavorHbiy The bin a. amended. tien sne u
AsaiHtt he motion. Tlo D-nlDoratic md
ocnmi;tss, Bush, Young. 5treSsbur Ato q
werv opposed 10 tho amendnvsnt nisc' Asrs
voted With GenocI Curtis Thors tAv
four votes IN fAv0r OF Reporting TIE b
Ave votes against It. -1d
NJ Klnlhal tlso1 ssrcA. m - tn i,Is
sion ball out Of To conniiiee By Hr ora'
Curis High -LIc>nse blu Fo novel sios
shou h 10 reported fsvJrAbly. Thu, -
feated by CesrcrA Cnrus Gid tbt Del =,
A notion VA then uaho BY -
that General Curttss HiyN -Liccnse J 80
ported favorably ; vhe<eupon NesArs. r. -.
Slavery ard LewIs hsAuly w1s.Grrv 80,
Lr>-kng TIE quorum. Mr. Curtis WV
attempt to get ~, Hlgh-Ilcer BIZ! =
At tho payi meeting OF bis COMMITTEES ms
Albany, Feb. 2e.-H IS stated b. SreTia
lie Assembly Excise Committee whc IA y
COMMITTEE roam that when the vots 'Ssr
porting the Curtis TN fsvorAhIy. 3icf'
LOWS, Yhipple and esyrty hsi ne pa
aud hat the doors hsl not been oF .
IL IL c. Aimed that q IuOr,n ~ prose ~,
vote Of tho rva Who remained was 81 trr
The TN. TAoso whn sub-ey ,-nnT M,
Uat 90 BIZ can be reporbSh N'toG' y En
Of ire mslclay OF comnitiee T@
peetsd 20 led 70 srene IN lie Has Il
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John cHAMBERLIN

John Cnamberin died suddenly from pcrfouitis d hs
Acme No 1sa wsss Twenty last night he
esre 20 ts city twspnvs yesss 40 fsn Boston
&c engage IN wins busrsss st No 700 bfoaArNs
A,tsrward he had isweiy store ~ wsshinessn riAes
ana arosdvry, bat retired Dom ousnsss ssvussa yests
40 After :ne ct his home. ~ 30 tomorrow.
,he body viii Be taken 10 MI Auburn csmsty. nsss
CIR
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1fRs. oLBvALASD zxrEBrAIxs Mrs. EKLRoY.
washington, Feb 2s~-Mrs. Cleveland gave lunch
con Ills slsrnoon tn honor Of k. McIaroy, stsr Of
sx-1rsae1sat Arthur. The snesss were Mas Bsysrd.
Nm nadssstt. Mrs.. whitney, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs.
Coleman, Hs. r.a,ef. Mrs. cariisle. Mrs. zAmunds.
HfS. HAxss, Mrs.. Hearst, Mrs. Benst, Mrs, Rodrerx
IN, MAee7esteg Esnehten, Hrs. Daniel B. lamont Grs
Hnssnnx M sunderland, Mrs. Janin and Mn. Folsom
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PROVISION FOR ESTABLISHING
AsYLrNf-THER yEQI

ASYLrN--OTHER BEG x
q The viii Of the ece<nir.c Captain 4
son, Who d!sd In Harlem on Febra"
With Probate Clerk bernard J. I 4
The document Ia dated February g.
executors are William 7. washo' 4
Richardson, ehe testato.'s sisteri'
BirdAs,l. his granddan rhter, he be
IN consideration Of her services .
and secnt. =
To Der ard Der mother, Mrs. ssr {,
arc giyeu TIE RioLsrdson homeate' X
One-han,i,ed-shd sixteeuth-st, aud y
lots, .hossehoid hrnfturs, and the
Washington eoach,s which has besf n
Centennial axhibiton and eissvh, e
pusnir "a gwen Rs.ooo for hts -ie
servtcss' in lns family. BpaD. b.
u rslsjives. and e Is difscted tia
divided among bis obihfren, With . }
carr oyt his Wishes teistive. TO l.
a . founding ssyhnn and fss d,stst |
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NL&EN7,
INTEREST IN THE PoOL tor.
DANES PLATED YEgTkRDAT-sosG
AND KEEN HN ALRf.

wAIs thC iutcreor N the e'enhsns E II doea no.
nenf ~ H1rrra.'S Mar dos ne dsssT "a vs. "'Vu'
err TIE s'tnadl,<e II yr~'. -aNT's ; o. 1aieh No.
~ 4a.r. \, ~ .'-~', - 'aVr Pc I"f"on
t.cceA !. = Ask4., t..- 49, o. QUIZ"
wa o.. W ia q 80 49, go "'f NJ "'
= Lt, IN ,,od .,..1 An, ,attrr a IS follows.
an, orsah, h. .en :, % n, 81 .n.i No 'Ss
49, =" s1o u u - 20 -, Lowing
Malone had ak Scratches and PoVs ~ eV.
the corrected sooyc Msore. 100; p ~ "o'~Son
The Sound gsme In the Nr"fno~ ~ .
william Clearwater aud y. II. haHn oDe 1nr"0"
cleyoriy played contest throughout OF. ana Won -
seinr made. Cl".4WMer led nroaghou I
s Snoa,: Ssl2 ti4SS
ss.sssns fiG' soins n.vfnS
A scratch deprived Manning OF enc z
the seorc Clc4rwAter. 100: Manning. Hiaono eno
Tho thirteenth gamo was betwee ouhs VI me
C1esrwat-r. and one Inc most "'~een
seres. There vi" poa, rive ~
tie meu. dispute arose krsche1 Tor
"a Malone mac. throo Der eventually
.aietJ and Clearwater four Cearv Hor Oelore' In
rrsde .bs sho Thleh neither dared ~ the most 70
The tenth frame Malone mGae one aoholecushion
variable shots II tho LsnN WN i0hows
sTps computation sso Malone VI SSlG 3 SS-iS 3
M.ionr... g SIS 5IoD 2l6 4 -. ,-,...v...u.
Clcrr~aer.. 10 10 o 40 BIS "a" ca "a'o'
Malone los ave points by scss tohr ~ IN "~'ohos
,aghi inhhina the official 100 7SA2eS AS9reaat
favors Maionos friends H. goD H was az slo~r
Ing 400 on tho game. The dual far ~ scorc wss,
was bctwecD Powers and haoae "a IN 1oo
that II became pofitiveLs tiIeSome 4 III sy5
EE.ssss isslSS,9 '9isSf s,cee. dd
Powers LOst Two points through sr,raiSr m
Manning. rue games this Afternoon and Clnarrvaicr
Frcy aBd re Orc, sni King ard (
then Malone and Nc Gro. L,u.pnsoy
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I0xHox1i oR raK xoarHxHx cK1rnAI.

s. te,am6fss Fsh 2s,--At In annual meeting, wAsh
~ ness tAsosu atsssdsd than sves before. Of tAs
teesA6s11su q IL Neashssn Central Railroad. tie
1le4nG wses. s1ssted a1esctess: George D. Roberts.
ellG nesfjss 0ssres Small. ,. n. nutshlnson n.
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no posrr1oN orFERKp no Mr. Pf.Arr.

NJ III NM fi%ATI'
Ths statement published yesterday in The Press"
that Mr.. Pfatt would b Secretary OF the Navy, and
the editorial entitled Secretary Of the Navy Patt'
made little stir among the politicians here. II was
learned from intimate friend Of Mr. Plat who Is
thoroughly familiar With all the facts that neither
that position any other Cabinet Office had been
efsfcd 10 Mr. Fiat sYou say said he, "that
this announcement 10 not true"
Warner Miller arrived yesterday from Boston and
was seen at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Tie hes boon
out 70 Detroit, whsrv he spoke washngt ons Birth
cay befors the Republican club Of that city. Mr
Mnlss said that DO knew nothing about the casinst
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York cny ia
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which suiends
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befcrmine each
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NHARDSON
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President Cleveland ID almost ready 70 move out
of the White House General Harrison win 60 In
on the evening Of next Monday and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland will probably accept the hospitality OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fsirchih for the day or sVo after
that thsy may be In Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01

The town 10 filing up with stransers ana
prices for hotel rooms have risen 70 IS and $40
day. The charges FOR Saturday Sunday ana
Monday viii 70 to two or three times these figures.