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coz; 7TH-AvE. AND 33rii->I.
EVERY WEDNESDAY DURING THE YEAR.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1. 1891
wi II I ~ < .SHtNnEn
USEFUL HORSES. &c.
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Apply at INIiEKsAIIs7 REPOSITORY. cor
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1920 Broadway, Xew.York City.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &C..
BOUGHT AND SOLD PRIVATELY
oX COMMISSION ONLY.
TA Aqrh.s Me- Tattcfa London Earand
Respectfully in11e attention "
tn, following from tac,r lit
IMPORTANT SALES OF fTuoEoUGHBEEo HORSES
which they VIII conduc, in 1901:
THE LATE HON. AUGUST BELMoNTs
ENTIRE rAMoLs XrFSSrTlGY, , STD v.,,,,r,.
MR J. r. HAGGiX'S Rancho Gcl Pa-o Ycsrnes.
H MR. Whit vi onisr6Es sI mild Ysarl%s'.
Mix CIi iRLF.S REEDS FaiNicw Ynrngs.
MR. j. II. IERGrSON'S Kingston Ntud hchrIngs'
Mr. \, Z. UAREISS Iiurstburnc Ne1riings
MI w II. CHOPPT'S N61d0Wthorpn N"arlnrs.
Nix. II. G. SKATERS PYt-n" Stud feaFl"g'.
The dates for which sales. together
with numerous others. VIII be announced
later.
Breeders and owner. who contemplate
selling through
r.T,rrrc ais, fOF NTW.YOPR). LIMITED,
are requested ~ give notice a. soon a. possible
To secure dcsirabl. dates and Advertising
annIv N VIM Fast1n. Managing Director ana Ancuohcr
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IORTON'S ICE.CEEAM IS THE OLD st'ndaid re.
II liable eecrcam always pure rich ana ne Wae
French and American all havors try IL; you w IKE
and VIII use other. Dep2ts e05 Sths'e os' o.n
ave. ,21e eth.ave., snd l+2 Wsst i2oths@
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iml5cMcnis.


At MASONIC TEMPLE. TONIGHT; 5
ILit sTRATED. Nagn hccht G.ssp,ln9 Wow f'eHis"c
Elects. Oii2inai music. M. IAEION KlHNfR
EcscNc1 s,ats. 30 cont. Omission. p tenc.
RROADW.tRY TIIENTLE. COR. 4iST-oT.
ID IIard.cTc.t AID safest Theatre in tic WolL
IEuINNING TOMORROW. MONDAY,
MARCH -.
EVENINGS at 8. Matinee SATURDAY at
DAvrNPoRr CLE0PATRA
Sunday Lvci,lnr. AIrn s.
hon. ROLI.Rr O. 1NGEESoLL
on " SIIAk EoPEABE."
N;ETROpOLlTAN OPERA llOISE.
IVA GRAND rs NONtAI. PIII ORNANCE ,
TENDEEED Er TILE ,LIoNEES A mp r. CATIONS oF
EDMUND {. STANTON. Esq.
director Me.ropol itsn Opcr' House,
THURSDAY ENINlNG. April. 9. At ?. NJ.
l. 0Ncfinrc ana Ih'd Act r'aden Scene' from Faouooa
. Hungarian Lanta,ia Piano and Orchestra ..LlsLt
Mr. FRANZ RCHMEL.
g. Scene fr5a, ID Act 'Dr M"sier,rger" Wacner
g. Fourth Ac. from "Die WalSure". ....... Wagner
D. Eiunhildc's Awakening" I'd Act " Sies
Ali TIL aiding artist thc German opera Company VIII
appear having. together with Mesrs Anton S"d walter
liamrosch rhoOdorc Htbcuann stage aLa"cr kindly
volunteered services Tor this occasion. Box Office open
daily till D. Scale Of Prices: Plitcrr" and First Ter
I:oxes so. Fagnoir BoNe. $50 Orchestra Seats. ~
es Circle first two rows - 20 other rows Balcony,
FAMILY Circle. first row ~ second and third rows
75c other rows 30. Ndn Sslon 81 ...,,,- ~,
THE PC BLIC THAT rlIE SALE OF SEATS DtRlNG
THE LAST TWO DAYS HAS BEEN so uNPkE
CEpEN TnDLY LARGE THAT But FEW REMAIN
UNSOLD.
MN. STEINwAY, Chairman
MAKO EIDIlII Pres Cprman1 Hank. Treas.
CiIAlilil> J.. rii.iBAi. SECRETARY
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SPECIAL EASTER MATINEE: Monday a: ?.
d. The WEDNESDAY MATINEE THIS WEEK viii
begin at II o'clock
The regular Matinee Saturday ut ..
-. Next week: Last week Il the present season.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Mr.. T. H. FRENCH. ............. MANA0Eb
GRAND OPERA
IN ENGLISH.

AT THE REGULAR PRICES or THIS HOUSE
TO THE MUSIC-LOVING Public. 40.
II being thoroughly demon ny the success OF tne
fo-rg.r seasons OF Grand Opera in English az me Crane
poscrs OF the Italian French and German schools
produced languago-haye become requisite I!
NewYork the beg annO"ncc that the Third
Season Of EIgllsh Opera will begin
MONDAY NAY -. ls9I.
and continue six weeks ending Satnid,y. July
The attendance and high order ~ rrase aes
corded past productions this house has stimulated the
all efforts in the giving OF English Grand Opera
IA this city,
TO attain this object the lv-c artists have
been secured and respectfully s'in.ttsd.
The following list OF operas will be presented In tns
order named:
Monday. May % one weok. vcrdi', Grand Opera,
II. Ti.ONATORE.
Monday. June l, one week. FotOw's Helodous opera
MARTHA
THE BOHEMIAN GIL.
Monday, June Is, one wc,k; ''ou'od, Grand Opera
Monday June 81 one week Hi7st's Romantic Opera,
CARMEN
the Ru right'r.
Monday, June 80 one week Donct Na'terwork,
the Bride Of LarGEeiTorr 49,.
The will include Miss louise Natal. MIG
Camille Muoi Miss Bella TODins. Miss Fanny Meyers,
Miss Stella beaumont Nj \. Mont criHo NJ. VIM. Fer.
20. Incidental Rae,, and Grand Or !es,'a comprising
IN It's entirety l5j peop".
SPECIAL NOlii F.-Part,e> desiring - attend each
change OF Opera-evcIy Monday night during the stN
weeks-csn obtain the choice OF boxes by mail
person. The sale Of seats for tb3 viii begin
Prices as usual Doc, -. and - Family Chee. &c.;
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EARNINGS.
GROSS EARNINGS FOR EIGHT
MONTHS ENDING DEC. 81. 1890, 1886 sos
NET EARNINGS FOR EIGHT
MONTHS ENDING DC. 81, 1890. Sii.3,S
SINCE TIE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE RAIL.
ROAD AND THE COMPLETION or TIE DOUBLE
TRACK TIE EARNINGS HAVE INCREASED
LARGELY. TIE RAILROAD RECEIPTS FOX 1890
BEING $50 PER CENT. GREATER THAN THOSE
FOR 1859 AND THE TOLL RECEIPTS FOR 1890
DOUBLE THOSE or 1859. TIE GROSS EARN
INGs OF THE COMPANY FOR 1891 SHOW AN IN
CREASE, As COMPARED WITH TIE PREVIOUS
YEAR, OF OVER PER CENT. FOR THE MONTH
or JANUARY. OVER 30 PER CENT. FOR TIE
MONTH or FEBRUARY. AND OVER 90 PER CENT
FOR TIL. FIRST 25 DAY, or MARCH
TIIEvALIDTTY OF THIS MORTGAGE HAS BEEN
PASSED IRON BY MES~Rs. BANGS. sTETsON
TRACY & MACvEIGH, ATTORNEYS. NO. 50
wILTIAM.sT.N.Y
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Az FASTER COURSE II SroDDARD'S ILLvSTRATEl
IECTUUfS 10 he given In III" afternoons al 80 wi
b'cln M. week on TrTSDAY. "Wednesday. Friday
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NEW PARK THEATRE.
" Broadway and 3jth.st. ~
Io.morrSw CMondav night Nsrch 3d.
-FtSrEE MONDAY
JAMES T. POWERS
under the gercnt Of
Chsrlc. i. Rich and VIM. Harris,
will present John j. NcNally's
tbreeact farcica! success.
A STRAIGHT TIP.
Faster dress Everything new
Cott!mts. ChOIuS. SONGS
Medley Dances af.d Scenery.
THE CAST ONLY EI.MhINS INTACT
Evenings 81 : Is. THURSDAY and saturday matnees.
S,ats splcndldly reserved four weeks ahead.
TNlfI. BEST SEATS and Boxes for bernhardt.
l Actors Fund Hcnen' St1nton's Testimonial. arnnms
all Theatres at TYSON > Theatre Ticket ONCE WIND
SOR HOTEL.
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TInslra! Jnetrnmenls.

Tluslrd! JnstruincTls.
A " ASSORTMENT OF secondhand Grand Upright. anc
"A Souse piAnos o. in perfect coIGiton am
fully warranted Also number 81 second hand FlsnCs
Of other prominent makers AZ very low prices
WV. HNABE a. CO.,
~ 5TH-ASE.
NEAR 90TI.ST. N..W-YORK.
AEDNIAN PECK s. CO.. 5thaNc. and l9th-st.. manu-
Of the HaidH2n Piano haNn ~ TIER war;
rooms a number % secondhand pianos St1Hdn,u Hah'Is'
,oral to new special rates for renting; hOla terms on
iE-."lucnt*
WHY BY YOUR PIANOS from dealers
w when Won can the fountan-h and buy Mt
f,ctory iric.~, Tie piano, make equal T. the
GGt- male: have been b,Otc the phic for twenty Nho
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equal 10 any 800 piano on ia. market. q, or aiHs
GOLDSMITH PIANO AID ORGAN ME-" to',
Executive OGicc So. 90 and % l'foad"aN,
CorSoGl.,d ENchnnr" Builln@'
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Cost ana 9ouno

OST.-Bsnk book No. c96. zoo Bank for Savings. G
L. Dlrerker.st., New.YoIk. Payment stopped. Pleas
return book to bank.
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ORDDEUTSCHER lloyd 8. s. CO.
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SEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN

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sers MAJ sat. at A Or a. M Gala Wee. ABf@s
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I'll -TXPLaasS SERVICE to London and Han burg by tho
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financial.
100000
JAMAICA g. BROOKLYN ROAD co.

IsT MICE. ) PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Free from United and state ofNew-York Taxes
At % ASD ACCRUED INTEREST.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE JAN. l. 1890
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AID JULY.
AT OFFICE OF
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TOTAL. ISSUE s5O0.OOO. or WHICH si5o.OoO
ARE HELD IN TIE TREASURY OF TIE cow
PANY AND Can BE USED ONLY FOR IMPROVE
MEHT>.
The Jamaica and BROOKLYN Road extends from the
terminus Of the Kings County Elcyat Railroad in IL"
city Of BrooNlyn. through the town %: WooGhavcn ~
Jamaica. The company own, IN Zee simple aud conse
0uentlv I'm p.rpotuty old Brooklyn and Jamaica and
Biooyn Turnpike ~ miles long aud GO feet inches In
width onchaf Of which lies within the limits
Of the city BROOKLYN The turnpike commences at the
cat end Of the u Janaa and. passing ti:ough the
same It's main street Thence II extends west
cily through cypress Hills. Uniony1c WoodhaNcn Nor
ri, PARK Richmond IIl, Maple Grove, and other towns
now being laid out into and through the TwentyAiNh
Ward Of the city OF brooklyn formerly East New.lorh
70 Reld.avc the main thorouRhfae to the National
Soldiers Cemetery and 10 tho Salem Fields Union Cypress
IiIIs Mount Hope and Maimondes Cemeteries, all q
which front It's northern side That portion Of the
road which extends from Aldo1Ta-aN", brooklyn. -
Jamaica Ia toll road having three toll houses and gates
which within III" limits OF the city Of Brooklyn
is Jamacaa,e, and Is continuously used bv
OF vehicles IL u the direct route - the several
cemeteries mentioned above and the main thor
oughare for Island market bringing farm
product into brooklyn and NewYof The turnpike fran
che Yields present actual income OF 900
annum being perpetual WILL the suburbs Of Brook
lvn extend and grow more populous. become immensely
valuable.
The Railroad. Sprague Electric System. + now In opera
ton between Manhattan junction. in the city Of Erookyn.
and the OF jamaica. passing entirely through the
latter place II Is thorough order aud double track
has substituted for the former single track and
switches It, Bookyn terminus connects with three cl"
Naed railroads leading the bridge and other parts 81
Brooklyn end also with several hosccar lines. IL
rs the gates Of Soldiers. Salem Fields MauOndes.
Union. Cypress His and Mount Hope Cemeteries, and
carries thousands Of visitors to these places. IL also
passes through Cypress inns. Cnorville. woodhsyen.
Morris PARK. Richmond Hill and Maple Grove. and
nnr, thence Jamaica Tho whole length ~ the road
les within section that il largely laid into building
lots being rapidly built up Traffic Il constantly
Increasing since the road has been rcequlpped with
additional electric motor the earnings have than
doubled The company also. track extending from
habamaayc westward 10 Manhattan Junction (Brooklyn
elevated station and receives from Of tho city horse.
car lines hXed for tho OF the same 10
derives certain revenue for the right 81 granted
block OF AlobaTn.avo Under ts charter II is
authorized to build spur to Jamaica Bag and Days.de
Cemetery.
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Amn5erlcnt5.

Amn5emcnls
A.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 81. At s15.
First Appcaancc in Amcrica Of t.. Mr.. .....r
ARTHUR FuEDnEIM.
With the assistance OF
THEODORE THOMAS and GRAND ORCHESTRA.
RESERVED STATS according location. SOC. to s..
seat, the nox Onc" Of the Metropolitan Opera House.
also at Schulz rth's. % Union Square.
STEINwAY's PIANOS USED At THESE CONCERTS:
4 SPECIAL. LENOX LlCEj VI.
1if %HxT su Tb%YA fvE1i S o AGs
rcmso,lna Dc GGRASpD I RT0 }wagncr
%I5' ilI:|s%n EMF 81 yhEE
AVE MA LA, % nov 1 Lt no It one n''N
A April 1 and a.
l 9a' & r. RECITAL HALL S &T% M apS 7ha JAIL
wEDY and sAT'Y AFTERNOONS at Z:aO o'clock
ArRIr AND ALSO APRIL 4!........,
TWO F 3; FfAH HGT HhtcETi1s. -
RESERVED SEATS $50; ADMISSION. sioC;
SEATS nov at i. Schubcrth CO. - Union SauafE-
A TONIGHT At s 10. Tonight.
- bi'N'H i'iNr'O-"' '"'''' Nv ~"
CAMPANiNI CONCERT.
-.-'---'''-'--''''N
MEsDAMEs NATAL. KLELX, POOLE.
CLEMENTINA DE WERE :
S H51$ISk pE ASb PT r%E5AE H!H5aHH
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fESTs ~, AD jA; nox g c sd So
on sale at the IION ONCE from p n M
A N RSa%fSs ronnI~.. le.,c., and Manager.
H yNly NySSs:$$s%T s>5sHST
THE DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS,
BLUE JEANS.
SAME rG96Ga55ijq5&&,% $N 90 lY YrWyoNK BY
Nov, week CLARA Mol;i;Is in her new play entitled
A 7 TIE h16-n-x Missile. by TG si T2i
a aPTsE FV5. Is Gents r axrsy 'U u,xn
TnE WHOLE wqEt9 III i W %Esw1xo
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orrEd ETE Frs S' 4J,IG iy6 'e'o%r'2RpAy
oTIEo TESTIMONIAL TrrN. EVE. APR. =
RIJor THEATRE broadway. ne2r $ 3,
Every NIGHT Matincrs W,dpasdrvs and ~ltfudiNs
Sd MONTH or OCE GrEATIor SUCCESS.
Houses packed - -'r
nat {. GOOpNIN
NAT. C. GOODWIN
NAT. G. GOODWIN
H. comedy i..mng in o." dua!ntst. G'oc>t ana most
i# n #a' S$$? ?? $ NJ F.
+ i i FHrH SS X 90 OK AfHx SSErr EErr
PERMANENT IA POPULARITY.
SCCIf \ LOT OF Fl y.
nNLY'S THEATRE. B'way and 30th-st.
~ Under the mana cement OF AIGtSTiN DAILY.
Every Evening ths week at 8 rs.
SHAKiSPFARES DAlNrllST
COMEDY.
LOVES LABOR'S LOST.
Produced the n'>t tuc In u N'ats-wlth
now scenes. costumes. new music:
Nf. DIsl.W ..----..- m hhV
LOVES N.s EFliAN a'..............Thc rrners;;.
Mr. LEWIS a~.-....-.......-. ~ J'tiu'
LABORS NJ GLA; ;ili. Don id iI@.
LOST NJ. EN rii,Yff' ~ a.l''n ;o,sinc
Mis-, CUEArilAN as. ..Jacgucn'tt1.
and Nj, Prince ~, LEVI 10. NM.
WOETU. Nh SAMPSON and tLoSSiE
ETHYL.
SPECIAL EASTER MATINEE: Monday a: ?.
The WEDNESDAY MATINEE THIS WEEK win
begin at Il o'clock.
The regular Matinee Saturday vt ..
Next week: Last week ot the present season.
Az EASTER COURSE ~ SrODDARD'S ILLUSTRATED
itCrifi.i'S 10 he given tn 80 viii
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HE WEA1HER REPORL
FORECAST TILL sp. N. SUNDAY.

Washington Jan. 10.-For Eastern Nrw.Hork, fair our
i,, IN, day rain or snow bv Monday morning; slightly
colder in southern warmer Ia northern portion; winds
shifting O. ,a,tcrly.
For Western NrwY0Ik. rata and snow stationary tenn
pcratIrc: winds shifting 10 oa-t.fy.
For Western Pennsylvania ohio. Indiana and Illinois.
orthea.tcry; stationary temperature except In south
western Pennsylvania colder.
FOR Maine and New Hampshire, fair Sunday snow Mon
da,: .ottnwc.tcrly winds, stationary temperature.
For Vermont, slightly warmer fair during the day sno"
bv Monday morning southcry winds.
For Massachusetts, fair SUNDAY, rain snow Mondar
warmer In WESTERN slightly cooler In eastern portion var
able winds.
FOR Rhode Island and Connecticut. fair stationary tenn
praurc southcrly winds, shifting % eascrly rain Mon
day
For Eastern Pennsylvania. NrwJcrscy and Delaware.
threatening weather and rain; colder except In Central
rcnnsyynnia stationary temperature; wind, shifting u
cast,ry.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland and Virginia
rain slightly colder except southern Virginia station
ary temperature.
For North Carolina and South Carolina rain stationary
tcntera,use in eastern slightly western portion
For Goorela rain stationary :cmpcrature in southeast
slightly warmer in northwest portion.
For Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas. rain
colder
For Lover Michigan In southern fair in northern
portion stationary temperature except warmer In extreme
nor .hern portion.
For Upper Michigan fair In western cooler In
Fdr Wisconsin gener.ly fair: stationary temperature
except warmer In extreme northwest portion.
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a. must have been made by Messrs. soden. Consh'
and Killings Of the Boston Baseball Association A.
H. soden president Of the National League Club OF TINS
city was seen at his Office on Water-'t today ana
asked about the matter. lie stated that the hrst no
knew Of the matter was when he read 1t To-Day he
said that no such offer had been made by ether hih
self or the other directors. but he added
As Mr Prince Is mar who always tells the tr1on'
nerbaus he has been offered 100000 by some outside
nart,esr But Mr.. SOdcn thinks this is Impossible
II has not yet been settled whether there will be an
American Association club in Boston this season. rs
thc directors Of the Boston League Club have not gwen
their consent. II is understood however. that they
Will do this II they become satisfied tat Such CIuo
will not cause them 10 lose more money. =. A.,
We have never In any way: directly or lndlrectN.
made Mr. Prince an offer for his club said Treasurer
n killings Of the Boston National League CUB ms
morning when shown the dispatch from New orK:
/" 10 have never even considered making him an offer:
continncI tho speaker, and 100000 Do people
tete us FOR unaticSl ?"
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no HARuoyr BETWEEN cIBDs AND cowIr.

Boil. the GLIB, an Cowe factions nominated tickets
last nlght for tn Epb primary next TUESDAY n tho
KILN Assembly District. Tn. meetings wore "a stimuli
taueousy In the Grrud Opera House building. Henry L.
Spagc presiding AZ The Co"ic meeting, said that over
ture, for harmony received from the Gibbs PEOPLE
but that the Executive Committee had decided to pay
attention 10 them
Gibbs j. not 20 Do trusted" said Mr. Spraguc. 1T
would be an injury - with the party at largo 70
recognize him"
The Cowle ticket selected for the primary Is headed Y
Henry J. Sragur FOR president James y. Co"ie Is
nominated for ~ cuf,c member 81 the County COMMITTEE
DELEGATION and Charles \. Winch executive member Of
the Distict Committee delegation.
Thomas l. Hamlto. presided the Gibbs meeting
James King Duty reported for the committee on harmony
that olive branch extended 10 the Co"le people had
been igHo~d.
Frederick s GIBBS moved that the committee on har
nony bee DISCHARGED and done The ticket og the
urn.ar- vas announced Thomas l.. Hamilton was nonl
mated for sdcnt and Frederick S. Gibbs modsty takes
the nomination for second Nlccpr sidnt Henry Clinton
Backus was nominated ior executive member OF the
County Committee delegation. and James King Duly for
executive member Of tho District COMMITTEES delegation
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DEMOCRATS OPEN 4 CLUB-HOUSE.
4 RECEPTION IN THEIR NEW HOME IN FIFTH
AVE.

A RECEPTION N THEIR NEW HOME IN FIFTH
AVE.
The opening reception Of the Democratic Club al us
new, quarters at NO G17 Ffthave., was attended by
700 or 500 members and guests last evening, among
whom were Democrats OF all shades. and few KepuO
llcans and citizens OF other political faiths inc
spacious apartments Of the fourstory brownstohc
luilding were handsomely furnished throughout ana
the new club house contains all the appointments
necdhll 10 club life.
President J. II. v Arnold and Vice President
Barton s. Weeks. assisted by well-selected com
mittees received the visitors. Among these "e'o
Elk President Cleveland LleutcnantGovernor jones'
City Chamberlain Grain, Attorney -Geherai l"oo,
Robert Il. Roosevelt, John H. 1nman, W. r. MItcnci''
Judges Fitzgerald. Van Wyck and McMdhon' SItVc
senator w. L. Brown, Police Commissioners M"u"
and yoorhis. Charities Commissioner Porter. Excise
Commissioner Alexander Meakm, Register Fitzgerald
Chief Justite Enrich, Roswell ID. liat'l' Dal
Rice. OF circus fame Tax Commissioners nolehan
and FortneI, eN Assembyman ollVer' Ddnl,l !: m''
OK Congressman e.. A. Post Judge jacob NeW' %
I,rookIyn ex Collector sullivan, supervisor W. D. ~
kenny Deputy Chamberlain Campbcl. DE- - ~ IT,
Demarest judges Bschof and Newburger;, On t gu
trolIer Iocw Nelson smith, Colonel Ed"au Ellol, JOIN
d. Town~cn John +. Mcintyre, simon erepn o
W HcM speer. OF the MAYORS ofhce John ID ILL
Minis f. h. y Oliver. A. Schwab, Colonel A. H. lvpselo'
Judges BoOkstsvcr and J. p. DAILY w. >. AhdIeW7'
ex senator Dreamer, Governor Leon ADneI' o. n, w
BOYLE, and eX Superintendent OF Markets "ra'a" w
ctters OF regret came from Governor HILL MAYOR
can't CommIssiOuer Gilroy and Corporation Counsel
clark Refreshments were served at il p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Mr.. DTBOIS AND THE SEN1TORSHIP
, PROTEST AGAINST ALLOWING HIM TO TAKE
lis SEAT.

4 PROTEST AGAINST ALLOWING HIM TO TNk|
MS SEAT.
Washington Jan. IO.-Thc Vie" President today lald
before the senate communication from M"~,r> w H.
Clgctt and j. T.. Lamar. transmitting protest signed
ly twenty thrs, members ~ The legislature OF ldaho
protc.tlnx against allowing Frederick T. Dubois 10
AXE l. -ca lu the senate. The communication treat
AT length If the facts and questions arising out OF ana
leading M 10 the election ~ Nr. Dubois. ana Pu9tr'
l Journal, Il the housc, OF The Legislature PRO"
l., IN, Joint assembly and The ubcqucnt action taken
by that body. The protest SAYS:
N,ur proicstarts respectfully slow mat sad pre-
,crdad election wa, had before the -"cpnd luc'daV
aner the organiEation II the senate. tO-Wlt the -h
"a, Il December. 1850. that neither house ~ the
,,i. l,iurc lad voted for or named any person 20.
senator for aid term required hy chapter ], ~
ritl. az ths Revised Statutes Of ~" Nucd 0''l''
and t.. election ~ a senator for aid term, beginning
N,r, T. l-aI he'd never been agreed .. or considered
f,tp.hly bv either House ~ IN" legislature, DIV We,
MT resolved uppu Joe the JOINT assent IL. convened
for The election n senators ~ MI the existing va trlr'
and va, procrcd.d with .:d.u,t the protest ana %
lection Of members ~ the joint assembly. ON me
grn,rud that such election ~ that fine was not autn'
ril,d hv law Your prrtc,tar>. Therefore. pray that
tho Hon Fred +. Duhoi, be not admitted tn eat
in ,e senate Of HE United states as senator for the
sta'c II Idaho.
The communication referred to the Committee
on PRIVILEGES and Elections.