New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
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number of prominent publishers and aufhoSs mo.
"A the Clarendon Hotel on last Tuesday eVennk s.
arranissd tia Aldne Club, which ives noorpefa.Da
yesterday The incorporates are ", ". Apposoh, a.
q, Isunnur. George r. Csthoart, Charles = Mernii'
Frank ri scott Arthur a. sorbnsr. II. T. Thomas
r. r. Ruggles and J. S. Wood omoers we =
elected as follows: W. ". Appleton, pfes'oensi -.
Bunnsr. vceprcsidsnt; Frank Il Scott treasurer ana
John S. Wood, secretary. ,,,,,,... =,
f1owells james p. Rugges. Frank b. scots and John
q wood: class Of 1861 Charles E. MefF1h. AfenI a.
sepibs,cr Frederick A. Stokes and Gilman n HuSheE
class Of 1900 W. W. Appleton, H. c. Bunner Benny =.
Thomas ana George T. Stevens GLASS OF 1oso, Seors.
r. chthcart Charles A. Cispp AieAAieer '" Ni~A' ~
Edineham Maynard.
Tho committees appointed werei
pmsa committee--Hsnry T. Thomas, George H.
Cathcart and Charles =. Merrill
A,ss,t,na oouru,ttee- bingham Maynard, George IL
eteyers and Gilman II. Tucker.
fomYutttr, on L,tersture and Ats-Janes r. hnggies
Aies aut,er W. Drake and william d. Howelis.
r,ommistoe on Admissions-C1ass OF 1890, Louis "a:
st.t.,an Joseuh L. Blarnirs George Il. Brett Bawaro
1 B,rs,n game and BIeccker Van WAeensn Glass Oh
1901 Daniel Appleton, Sailor Clark Thcooofe ~ De
WINE. Richard W. Glider and Clarence o. kice, cas-
Of 1891, John d. Champhn, IT., oscar "a. D A1s%
yf,an6o leach Joseph J. Little end A. ID, " hannolpn
rhe house committee has leased No. 40 LafeSeuo
pgses and decoratofs are at work on It The mouse
VII, urohsoly be ready for occupancy By Agnli ~
shIok cay has been. axod upon fof tAo ope'ls " -
About City members have already joined the eiSn,
md the ait OF active mesnberfhip sO9 VII 49,
soori 81 reached The oonstsmaon aoopteu menos
snnls<1ers AUTHORS. artists aad pfofessOnsL me- ~
inte,os,sd IN literature aud ART eligible 70 mcmpesns'
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E1LK-wsAyBRs APPLY TO gEoRErARr FIhpoA
Several strikes In SILK weaving mDls have occurred
lately in this city, and the strikers are much excted
oyer the discovery of what they claim 70 De an
,ns,aetion of tho Alien Contract Labor law since
tAe trouble in the SILK weaving trade began lass
sanuary. advertisements have been published IN
paper at Bssle switzerland. saying that 500 sun
sibbon weavers could ind employment IN New-fork
A. bss prices This information was conveyed % tne
snh wesysrs' Union in this city by cahle message
from the Bas,e Union. and en- investigation was AZ
once begun A cable message has been sent to swinc
ss,snA nv the union for more evidence letter
svna ,eut yesterday 10 Secretary of the Treasury
vtaaou,, telling him of what had been learned ana
asv.ne that number OF manufacturers were plottng
n hrsng about q reduction Of wages and 70 impor
eontract labor The weavers also say they believe
thss the facts they have already secured would Justly
"a a,e,atary in taking action on tho ns1ef, zee
sattct ssks Secretary window 70 INSTRUCT ue Onisea
rxaSce C1nsul al Basle 20 procure fuu lhtornasaon
sf The ease Tke letter 10 signed by the west Ssoe
snk pIbbon Wesgors Association, local AsSemDD
To a7So and the Progressive SILK Weavers Vnion.