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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
DRESS GOODS.
An ATttsttc Display of AdU1nce
STILES.

Tomorrow we will exhibit, ON special
tables In the Dress goods aisle, o beau
tiful assortment of the finest imported
dress materials, including
The newest designs In Embroidered
Costumes;
Combination effects in Silk and Wool
Brooches in stripe and all-over patterns;
Wide and narrow bordered goods in
Persian, Broche and OInbre Stripes,
with plain and melange goods for COM
bination;
A full assortment of all the newest
mixtures, plaids, stripes and new
weaves, in plain goods;
Many beautiful patterns added to
our large stock of all-wOol French
Challies;
English Mohairs and Brilliantines, in
figures, stripes, brooches, mixtures and
plain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

Of tho transportation Of such prisoners is clearly
county charge.
rstSS 81 H. Getty House Tor twsnty.seven years
Will retire from the hotel business on hpnl l. DIT
Doty has sold his hotel to chaunoey W gohnson pro-
prietOr OF the Dixon House, Westerly, h. l.
rARRYTowN.-ProtcSsor Paine n seriously sick
savings bank 500 for damages caused BY Altering Ing
sosr S of trustees arc aSarclng over whether an
cmEcd Of the village aPanses shs s Ss P me
foowiHg Officers william n hOyt president; Dr.
2. D. Constant yIceIRTe ss s:cra Rsya '"''
HARRIsoN.-Andrew Mclaughlin and son s. com
panlOns after drinking pretty iTSeg 1 Oh orerSA
stopped at The house q Rltek aeoT ran,r UointSd
gun Of Mclaughlin and thrsaisned 70 shoot nun Sn
he did not go away when q ,ro ihs hands Of Ne
G Id MeGSircS wills struck Mclaughlin on tAe
head win club Which p gss ,S2 Il Sut ~ sSasod
Ss sSssa Of Gp hs ee and his vile charge Of
sauL Justice Henderson SSguI wtio SsoUs Of tSs
f eb Soo h District having decided children
Sqad not 60 70 poaS ne '. ~ 'sGSi SA sS orc
separate school building SdSa f Ssop,s n however,
T %sInss si the sA as n sohoO ne matter Tsrsa
to school ~ ssts e. It draper
cided that there could DO no nser'nihSHen ~SiH''
eolored children
Of J5hn d. Rockefeller was burned 70 tho ground on
Fyldsy evsnInF TWO hOrrrs Iwo cows aud o yohe
az OYER perished ia the building. " $1,000 DIV
short distance from tho mansion oeary Sohpiosni
Tor Mr. Rockefeller The loss covered pJ I'D
gufance.
MOUNT KIsco.-The suit Of Pauline Weber agsinst
Edward c. HOag now resident OF Eewatk, 70 ,, 20,
cover s5 600 for personal damages from peihg Deu
on the arm by a masuf owned BY the d9I9ll i ~.
has resulted Ia a verdict In favor OF tho plhnGH Ior
- 200 which tbs defendant maintains j. excessive,
and Il h probable that al appeal VIII DO taheu.
Tle board OF Trustees has given the hariem hnl.
road Company permission 20 Jay pipes noHi 'a ~
reservor through Man-st and SandssVe., 20 as 20
increase the eompany's water supply, 70 ehect
the proper drainags Of the village fOOo mas Deeh ap'
prupIlafed by tho trustees.
BEDFORD.-The next tJwn meeting VIII % eskhl
70 appropriate $500 - repair the old Belio'1 C'urt
House.
GHEENBURG. Tho Port Chester White Plhlns
and TarrytOwn Electric Railway Company mas 10
celvod permission 81 run lts limo through that part OF
this town lying between this ouhhTt. o, mo Fiaihs
and D1wney 0riegss Hotol, at ElmSioid
NORTHUMBERLAND Independent bowling Cluo
Is the name OF new oreanzahon win d. y. n
Baehmann, as president
NEW .RoCHRLLR.-A numeroIgly signed P3ution
evening asking for the renewal OF the nre-aarm b,il
from It's present position to the town hA' o'her eiu-
Zens arc strongly opposed . the change.
pLEAsANTvItLE.--R aly, who lives near Albe9y
has accepted tho position VI principal OF the public
school In this village.
WESTMINSTER. Irving washburn formerly prin
cpa OF Public school No 1, has through his counsel
begun suit 90 recover six months salary nom
the BOARD OF Education.
SING SING Tho Democratic RegistePP Parne
fund now amounts S23a 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
4 YRa.'s work gY STUDENTS

A pleasant reception was0 given by the studsnu
Movement at tho eonaerthai OF the MetropoltsA
Opera House last evening About aoo students roh
various colleges were present j. y iaoots pse-
sided, and addresses were delivered oy mhnA" -
nodUa PROFESSOR H. c. Houghton. OF the homeopathic
Medical College. and Henry NJ Maecrsoken, Vice.
Chancellor Of the University Of the City OF New
Yorh An enjoyable feature Of tho entertan% ,'s
was tho music by the Columbia College Banjo c'uo'
and the singing Of college songs by the students
aTbe years work Of the students hovemeaI
which was brought TO close THIS evening, nss 49,
..,,.rhahsv sucoessfts said tae seerotaf5, ueorSs
nonaidsan 10 4 reporter q A large number ut u9-
dents has been brought no social contsst; ,. tsye
bcen aaliyered 10 the students BY men In ell Rruiss
Sons. me meetings VIII DO resumed IN ths IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
SPRING NOVELTIES
ARRIVING DAILY FROM THE
WORLDS MARKETS.
WONDERFUL VALUES
I'm Black and C0Iored StlIcs.

AN A(OttNsO O1fVN" fOSNNf ~ -
New and exclusive designs in Printed
InAia Silks.
22-inch Two-tone Printed India Silk,
78c. per yard.
22-inch Two-tone Printed India Silk,
55c. per yard.
22-inch Two-tone Printed India SILK,
all colors, Acc. per yard.
21-inch all-silk Moire, 7Se. per yard.
22-inch heavy all-silk MORE, rec. per
yard. RI.
21-inch heavy all-silk Fable Fran
caise, in black and colors, rs new tints,
this seasons manufacture, zoe. per
yard.
2O-inch all-silk heavy Surah, black
and colors, 49c. per yard.
20-inch all-silk extra heavy Sural,
black and colors, 69c. per yard.
21-inch all-silk heavy black Faille
Franchise, S1.50 per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
SECRETARY TRACY IN BROOKLYN!

Secretary Tracy will spend to-day at his home No-
I4s Montague-st, Brooklyn. He reached there iass
evening on his first visit since his appointment Is
Secretary Of the Navy. The Secretary cordisny
greeted a Tribune reporter few minutes sfter DO
reached his home In response to Inquiries ne ssa
that he would return to Washington tomorrow nisnt
ana xuoold n, unable 10 attend tho meeting OF the
Kings County Republican General comm;stee on Tues
day evening ss he would have to
be present at Cabinet meeting He
would not visit tho Navy Yard whue " Brook,
Ign. His family, no SAID, would not 80 to Wasains'
ton until next fall.
General Tracy's attention was called 70 'no 49,
trom San Franeisco that a mail steamer had been
seIyoa nv the Germans at Samoa and to the ruraor
that the NiIsie had besn destroyed
There is not q word Of truth in 1t thinA No
said. u bad such information carly today from =
California; but it did not come nom soore Nv, .y
OF belief Thera a no way IN which such iniormauon
eanld yet .ileTe before 1t reached Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
Special Values -
LACES.
The Latest Novelties.

Another shipment of 42-inch and
83.inch Chantilly Flouncings, also
Hand-run Spanish and Marquise, in
new effects.
Draping Nets in new designs, in
Guiding Cashmere, Russian, Tosca and
Fish nets at present much in demand.
Millinery Laces in black, cream and
colors, on boiling cloth and gauze.
Special values in 42-inch Chantilly
Flonncings, $1.5S, S1,T5, $500 and
$2,75 per yard.
42-inch Spanish Guipure, s1.25,
S1.75 and $500 per yard.
63-inch Chantilly, $500, 1896 and
s3.75p per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
IsrRI0r,ATroRNEr oIAYpoon REsoN1rG.

Washington, March o.-whon II became apparent
that tho Senate would not confirm the nomination OF
icon o. bailey to be Dstrict,Attorney for Indiana
Justice Harlan appointed solomon claypoOl tempo
rarity TO MI tho vacancy During the winter the
Grand jury At Indianapolis foand numher q In.
dctments based on alleged violations OF the election
laws These fndictnents, Mr.. claypool announced a
few days ago, he would not prosecute, and to-day
Justice Harlan informed Attorney General Miller hat
no had roceived clsypoops formal resignation With
IN few days the vacancy viii be filed a. the bust.
ness OF the court has been accommodating Of rapid
sHts. tiss ssAlOinal docket being largo one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

On the question Of real economy Hoods SIssa ,Sem
% .Sssd Of other preparations as 70 pse s. 'nem
entirely gu. Of the as conpen,oi r..o,ene easily
absolute facts in regard this popular "'1-''''
susceptible OF conclusive proof: -. ,1,ru0.c,srer
,s"" any other competing preparation Oecsuss IL
more highly concentrated anc contains in0fo
value. -. "A consequence
q. 4, Costs the Jobber More
OF the fact just stated Du,cg,.t Mere
,op The samO reason-ss easily DO pau ~
,noulry. Hence the desire OF sons rS''''''' ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
ALON ! THE souND.

BRIDGEPORT--Post Meeker yesterday re.
coived police from the Supervising Architect Of the
Government that tbs specifications for the Gov
ernment building were nearly ready, and that notices
inviting proposals from local contractors would
be made public william II. Darpum, accom-
panied by hs wife and daughter has gone TO Mamaro.
neck N T.. 10 spend Sunday. This is tho first ej.
tended trip Mr. Ranum has made since his sickness In
November.
EoRWALK.-The Rev. Edward Anderson will to-
morrow address the Irish Catholic societies here I'm aid
OF the Parnell Defence Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

The Supreme Court at Trenton has escioeo INA
Public works Commissioners william F. Kern, Thomas
REYNOLDS, John Watt and Pearl c. Hiliard, tho Big
Four,S must stand trial on two Of the Indictments
found against them, one OF which Is for awarding
contract without advertising for proposal' ana the
other for giving contract to other than the lowest
responsible bidder. third Indictment, for paying
william, R. Cook $40 STA for cleaning streets without
a contract, Is ordered quashed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
FIVE WHITE GOODS
Ind Wash Fabrics.

The largest and best, assorted de-
partments Of their kind in either city.
Novelties added daily.
Special attention is called to orr line
of Fancy White Goods at l23 and 15c.
per yard.
Victoria Lawn and India linens at
81, 10 and 12ac.
One case Plaid Nainsook, Sac. per
yard.
Two lines of Bourette Ginghams,
12i and Loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

sailcr, DR.. c. F. RabbeT and Dr. r. J. seeor. A
Eoodly number were present The dinner served
IN Mr. csrRs best style, and tho association during
the dinner were entertained by the music Of the
dolin guitar and bells Professor J. Bond Litug re-
spoDdcd 10 the toast Il Our Alma MAbers The Others
who responded 10 toasts were DR. Charles f. Rabben
hAld and DR. Starr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY

WHITE PL.AINs.--Tbe State Board Of Health has
approved che Bronx River outlet tho dumping of
sewage, but the plans and construction of tho work
must have the sanction OF the Board before operations
can be begun. The decision recently gwen By
Justice J. O. Dykman, 70 the effect that the expense
OF conveying prisoners from the yarious towns Of tho
county TO the County jail or penlteDtiary must be
paid by such towns, has been reversed by Justice
Joseph r. Barnard, OF the Supreme Court of the
Third Judicial District who decides that the expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

The Manufacturer More, the JobbeF More, the
Retailer More, But
The . Consumer Less
rsar ANY other sarsaparilIa-Facts EasiIy
proven-Read Them,

That tho people appreciate the truths s&eed 10 the
nrst column OF this article is shown by the iact that
Hoods Sarsapara has The Largest sale OF auy
sarssparlla or blood purlner in this country IL you
ooubt this ask any honest jobDer retail druggist
Hoods sarsaparilla today tho full Ide OF popu
larty, and has reached that proeminenee by It's own
intrinsic, undispured merit Here Is
Point for You.
when you buy your spring medicine you want
tho best ASK FOR Hoods Eafsapanlia, and insist
upon having It. Do not let any argument or per
suasion influence you to buy what you 90 not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND.-The trial OF Patrick j. Ring, the
athlete for burglary was concluded In the Richmond
County Court OF Sessions yesterday tho jury returning
a verdict Of not guilty.
sTAPLBToN.--A service will be held IN the First
prcsbyteTian Church al q O'Clock this afternoon, IN
memory Of the unfortunate crow and pilots OF tho
pilot-b0at Enchantrcss, No. ls, which was lost at
sea during the blizzard year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

DENTISTS HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER
The Alumni Association Of the NewYork College Of
Dentistry held its annual dinner last night OF ClarRs
restaurant In Tweniytlnri-st The officers 0t the as.
ISOLATION are President, Dr. Henry II. sIsson vice.
president, DR. Henry A. Benedict secretary, Dr.
J. Howard Reed; executive committee, Dr. T. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
LONG IgTANn

HEMPSTEAD.--The funeral OF GeFandiIs Beekman
Doc arfy VIII take place to-mofrow Thu body VIII
be buried In Springfield Cemetery. Professor DOchary
was eighfy-hve years old at the time OF his death, on
Friday. and had enjoyed celebrity as q mathematician
lie was o native OF Rew-YoTk City, and took hts
degree as civil engineer in 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

Also, q and As inch Hemstitched
Flouncings, in choice designs, 75c.,
$1.0O, $1.25 and s1,50 per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
A. sIAIONsON,
s3s BROADWAY.
%
MICS.

Ny stock Of nhe-msds ladies' ana CENT? wigs sse I'm.
surpassed for their superior Workmanship excellent NJ
dufabllyI variety In styles and IN all eoiors 70 suit all
ages BUN stock always On hand.
POhPADQUR lOIfFURES, new and beautiful De.
hEna wAVY KNOTS in All shades Of human hair.
bnyerGrSy and white human har goods uneauSiisd
In lno Quauty, large assortment and low prices
Our elegant haiTdresslpg psflors attended 70 satS
sss BROADWAY, NEAR 22psr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

,s.,, r,oro,s,lons which cost them less and Tor
zen she,a O" 90, ,Sr as prco thus making more money
But ,eaa than .ny oths,
medicine because of its greater :, ., ,bo on1
o. which can truly DO said "ieo Doses One
DoIiaP.p ID, ..,. .,..,...,-
On .s, plattotn Hoods sarsapaSilla stands sosoo'ey
bevond the approach Of competitors. They copy our
" S~.ars, Int thew do not They Cannot copy or
produce our preparation Hoods sarsaparilla
First Because 1t costs too much moneT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
Hoods SarsapariIla

want BE sure 10 got the ideal spring medicine, Hocds
sarsaparlio
There Il Meat EnoaGh in this advertisement 10 iast
our competitors whole year. We commend 1t 70 their
eaieful psrussl, digestion, and use.
For Ave years nck every spring, but last year
began in February 70 take Hoods BArsApafllla. used
Eve bottles and have not nsk day since" O. w.
SLOAN. Milton, Mass
For hfst-cisss spring medicine my wife and think
VERY highly OF Hoods saFsapaa We both took 1t last
spring II did great deal good and We feel better
through the weather than ever before. II cured
wife sick headache which has suffered greet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

Tho meeting, which occurred ct tho Republican
Downtown Cub IN New.H, was Que Of the most
sTthuslAsssc yet held by the association Every ono
seemed stirred up at the attacks made against Mr..
p7ummer, and general determination was quickly
naniasted that the work of the organization should
be prosecu,ed with increased vigos Instead Of get.
ting along with temporary headquarters II was de-
cidsd to secure permanent place OF abode at once
ara the following subscribed 800 each for that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
NEWARK.

The executors under the win Of Thomas B. Peddie
yesterday prepared q statement In advance Oh inc
probaHng OF the win It shows that. In addition 10
1000 given by Mr. Peddie TO the Pedtie Institute
OF Hlghtstown he leaves q legacy Of $4,000 to the
institution. Just previous to his death he gave about
$500 900 TO the First Baptist Church for new edhce
Max Hult, q German cobbier, living at No. 81
Adamss and his wife, Irish woman, were arrested
On Friday night for drunkenness and lighting, and
locked up in adjoining cells at tho First Precinct Ponce
station. At midnight Hult was found suspended by
the neck from the upper erossbar of his coll with
strap. He was dead. The husbands age was nifty
sevsn and the wlfe's Is thrtyeIght The latter was
discharged yesterday.
young Polish Jewess offered gold watch and
chain for sale in the streets yesterday. She spoEe
English imperfeetly. A detective arrested her, aud
afterward learned that her was Pauline Freund'
and found upon investigating her trunk at her lodg
ings that she had in her possession also ring worth
$3.50, earrings worth 500. and other iewelry, Mrs
sonnerschetm living at No. al snyder-st, Orange,
identified the articles as her property, and said that
Pauline had been employed by her as domestic The
GIRL was held on . charge Of grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
PARASOLS.
Sprtng Styles Jnst Recetved.

A choice collection Of high-class
novelties. The new styles are very
beautiful and sure to be popular. On
exhibition tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
err wgsr VIRGINIA COMPREHENSIVE

achaabssion, W. Va, March tspeclap. !.
wilsou made the closing argument In his own ueasi
n.fora the supreme Court, and an adjournment w.
M unsii TUESDAY OF 10 O'Clock, when deofaSs
WIN probably DO rendered. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

TO DO it probably Our business IA conducted more
economically than that of any similar house in the country
Tsry detail is carefully studied and every penny saved
WIN few exceptions everything en'Orng Into the manu-
teture OF Hoods ssrsapala and It's advertising Is pro-
dueed on our own premises without intermediate profit
Hence we can and produce tho best article OF ia kind
ana which in positive medicinal value 1t Is simply I'M
possible for others 10 equal
Second, The Combination, Proportion and Process
in useparns Hoods sarsaparlla arc peculiar 70 itseL
and competitors eaot find the secret By which this med
eine secures its real merit and In consequence Of which
a Affects remarkable cures where other PREPARATIONS fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
VARIOUS NEW.JERSEY TOWNS.

NEW BRUNSWICK present endeavors TO secure
The immediate appointment OF successor 10 COiohei
A. Z. Gordon. the United States Marshal for new
Jersey are peculiar from the fact that they are made
by his ewn bondsmen. They, and not the
politicians made the latest move 10 secure the
appointment of another man to the position and the
let.er which Judge Nixon wrote this week TO Senator
Mcpherson, requesting the latter to urge his political
opponents to appoint another Marshal. was written
at the request OF Gordons bondsmen. Colonel Gordon
has been so sick for two years a. to be unable TO
attend to the duties Of his oflca and the work has
been done By deputies.
EtIZABETH-wiliam Froat age sixteen. was ar
rested yesterday, accused Of spirlng Julia Dunham
age seventeen. away from her home. The girl, with
her threeyesrold sister, has been missing ten days
and reward has been offered by her father for their
recovery. Mr. Durham Is crippled soldier. Young
Froat confessed that he persuaded the girl 10 run
away, and that she is now staying with farm, :,
John Lambert, three miles west Of Railway.
RAHwAY.--Adiustneut Commissioners have com.
pleted the public hearings Of property owners aud
have nearly completed the map for reed1ustnE the
F1rst Ward delinquent taxes.
oRANGR--As the meeting Of the New.Enslsnd
Society last evening the committee public welfare
presented o long report on the consolidation Of the
Oranges. The society viii take sctiyo steps 10 bring
about this end.
WEST oRANoE-At the township annual meeting
friday night II decided 10 instruct the incoming
Township Committee to take immediate steps toward
the repeal Of the township charter It being found
that return to tho general State Law
form Of government offered decided sdvan.
tages over the present cumbrous SYSTEM. .
The Essex County Toboggan Club held its last car
nval for the 1T its extensive slides and club
house last night The slides illuminated by ter
1,2o0-csndle- power electric lights; blazing row o.
torches was OH either side; huge bOnrcs burned aboh
the grounds fine brass band played throughout The
evening, and fireworks and crimson fires made the
one Of great brIllsney Sliding began al about
O'Clock and was kept up until midnight
EAST ORANGE The Record Publishing Company
has Just been incorporated. with the following officers
President, Newell Il. Woodwork secretary, Parnham
Yardley; treasurer, Frank Howard managing editor
William H. Aborn business manager, Frank Howard
BAYoNNE-The Citizens Association, which haG
made itself power in city Affairs, has elected these
officers Ernest @ webb. president; Conrad Muller
Esbert Seymour, J. H. Snyder. z. B. Ely and ]. b
Williams vicepresidents; Z. G. Bennett. secretary
". J. eerrell. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10

MEXICAN TROOPS on THE WAY TO THE MINES.
CITY Of Mexico, March 8, via Gaiyeston'-The .so'.
net yesterday discussed the Lower cafOrais tfouoes'
and decided II necessary to declare martial iaw.
Troops are being hurried forward to protect inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
IlnMMaN1D
aisauuzsus's's.''a
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton St, opposite DeEalb Ave,
BROOKLYN.

The system of selling every article M
small pPotif, but Of a shorcughfy
reliable quality, is a rsuiing prfnci-
pie Oftlsis Lirfrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
EMBROIDBRIES
1t Half Price.

$500 pieces Swiss Edgings and
gLrirfiu 0S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
UpHoLDIxe JOHN n pLUM4ER.

THE REPUBLICAN BUSINESS Mems AssocIA
T1oE WANTS HIN TO CONTINUE AT IT'S HEAD
The unjust and annoying abuse that has been law.
tshed upon John r. Plunmer Of lato was answered
yesterday In direct and straightforward way by the
Executive Committee Of the Business Meme Espub-
iican Association The members not only decided not
to accept his resignation president Of the orgsnizs
don which he offered at the meeting on Friday night,
but By unanimous vote adopted the following resolu
ton regarding tho allegation that be sought TO obtain
once In reward for his labors In the late campaign:
whereas This press Of New.york City. with few sxocp
lions has seen ertoise in unfair and uneentle
manly manner the actions OF friend and president John
r. Hummer which criticism has n measure caused him
to tender his resignation: and
Whereas We know that his only aud sole object has
been 70 advance the interests Of tbs Republican party with
out the slightest idea Of obtaining any ONCE for himself
which we know he would not accept; and,
Whereas. We feel that his resignation would be In
irriors this moment interests Is business men,
whose object " purify politics and advance the IN
tefesss Of TIE Republican party therefore. be 1t
Resolved. That the Executive Committee Of the Bus-
ness Mems Republican Association Of the city Of New
York respectfully decline to the resignation OF their
pfesldent Mr. John r. Piummer and urge upon him the
importance 10 tne interests Of the Association end tie Re
-. .1.l- iHk.