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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27

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For Sincrusta, Walton and Room
Mouldings go TO JOHN FRIEDEL's.
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A soCrAL SESSION.

DoN'r fail 10 see our Wall Paper be-
fore buying elsewhere.
JOHN FRIEDEL.
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pIpVic Skin and Seal purified and beautined
DhDi y by CuricUEA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge, OF No. ~ East
Thirty -fourth-st. gave a dinner party last night
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Fish, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Barney James Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dana Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Turnure, dr.. J. 5. Woodward, Mrs. Henry
Egleston and Mr. and Mrs. g. G. Clark.
Mrs. Jacob Hess gave dance at her house, No.
1873 West Sixty-fourhst. last night for Miss Linden
STEM Among the young people present were Miss
Lily Palmer Miss LEROY. Miss stiner Miss Mattheson
the Misses Hart, Miss Violet Parker the Misses
Harmed, Miss Sully, Miss Floyd Smith, David Welsh
j. Gilroy, r. George Laidlaw, Ernest Clark, Henry
Herts S. Farrell Edward Fernald DR.. Lewis Dr.
MoCarrolt and Louis Frankan.
Mrs. Won Deverhout Thompson gave an INFORMAL
reception Yesterday afternoon at her home, NO. III
West Forty -thrd-st. The Misses Marie poured Tea
Among the guests were Mrs Richard Dana, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ethan Allen Mrs. Abraham Lawrence, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Winthrop Ray. Miss Ray. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Marie, Mrs. George Place, Miss Bibby' Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Van Duzer, Dr. and Mrs. J. IL. Dew, Mrs John
Dale Mrs j. G. Westervelt, Miss Florence Wester
welt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. CT. Elliot, Dr. BrydenDersh
Porter Mrs. Ludlow, Mrs Bcttner, mr. ana MIS-. W.
H. Iiaines Miss Brown, Mrs. GrenVille Winthrop
william Center, Miss Amy Baker, Mrs. NJ; Augustus
Field Miss Field, and Charles Carroll smith.
Nathaniel IngElham gave luncheon at the Coun-
try Club yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
4 REPUBLICAN, CLUBS ENTERTAINMENT.

Tn. Washington Republican Club has become noted Tor
tho success OF TIA entertainments Tho ladies Recep
on given at its club house IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hfty
second, near Amserd1mave last night was no exception
10 he rule for IL was Of tho most successful social
Affairs given bv this energetic club The earlier part OF
the evening was taken up with musical entertainment
in which the following took part: F. Carin Charles
schnng Theodore Miller, John Donovan Charles Jones
G. j. Pury and James Dovd Mterward here was
dancing. . ,,, c
Among those present were General d. E. Burhe' "en'
e-,l Michael Kerwin Mr.. and Mrs. j. BALDWIN hahus'
Thomas J. O'Sulyan. F. ID. Mahoney, MAJOR T. D.
o,Shaugbn,ssv Miss Nellie O'Shaughnessy MAJOR T.. D.
KINNEY Mr. and Mrs II. b. Wilson, Miss Wilson, f. D.
Nalonev George j. Purdy, John Norris, Chares Jones'
Mathew Cox William Murray. John Hart, Charles ffhg'
Georpe shoemaker the Misses Mary and Maggie Shoe'
maker d. Mahaney Thomas Beatty, Joseph Beatty MISS
Ressle Roche Miss Wilson, Mrs. Mrs heaIy' MISS
Duncan william II. Bellamy, Charles f. Bruoer 'uuse
Taintor J. f. Hi, Mrs Caroline kaliskhoi MIS- LII
venia Uolbrock Miss Ida Holbrock Miss a. CurIah' Miss
I,nni, Sterath Mss Ellie Dunno. Miss Lulu OBrien'
,hs Misses Mary and Rose Dowd, James Dowd, MISS
Luv kinney tho Misses Bessie and Lily Costlean'
Miss NJ Kinney Miss Coaelan. Mr.. Wood, Miss WOOD
ina MIS-, T. and L. A. Norcott, Miss Il. Guthrie Miss
Duncan Miss !. Ralston, L. \. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Monkey Sherman Williams Mr., ana Mrs g. LUZ
,,ilicer John Donovan Charles Anderson, the Misses
Anderson t. r. C0stgan, j. r. Norcott Charles Lscoh'
"a, Misses Ilscom Thomas Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
y o,prlen S. w. Mcdonald Il. NJ. Mcdonald, William
snook Mr. and Mrs a. II. Delaney, c. zimmerman
Charles H. Holzhausen, James Rossiter MOTIFS Ahern'
and j. O'Sulliyan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
ALBANY DISAPPOINTED IN TIE SHOW.
NOT MUCH ENTHUSIASM IN THE DEMOCRATIC
MOB-ALL ANXIOUS TO GET AWAY.

MOB-ALL ANXIOUS TO GET AWAY.
Albany. Feb 90 (SpcciaD.-Albany has never spent
holiday as this has been spent. 1t will BIO long
remembered not because OF the holiday itself, but
because OF Tx mob Of men who were here to try to
help David d. Jill forward In hi' efforts 10 capture
the nomination FOR President. In measure the eX-
pehcnccs OF to-day something of a disappoint-
mcut to the average citizen They had been made to
believe that they would witness an amount Of enthu
slasm for the Asprnt that they never before have
seen. In their Imagination they had pictured mass
OF shouting and renzed men all clamoring for Hill ;
but they sadly disappointed. state conventions
do not 10 Albany often, all OF Albany turned
out 20 whnt this one would bc Ike. That they
were disappointed express their real feelings
They actually felt as though they had been imposed
upon, and all because the delegates who have been
here for the last two days refused 10 80 Wild over
David H. ILL.,
About all u Albany that was able TO walk out
this forenoon - the procession Of Democrats up
the lons statest hin to the convention hall. They
saw about 800 men In line behind brass band which
making all the noise and they only one
Enthusiast who cheering for I. As this man
moi altogether responsible for what no Was dong
his enthusiasm WAS not appreciated. The Albany
Phannx, the organization for which d. Cady errick
responsible acted the escort 10 tho procession, which
consisted Of the Tammany Tigers OF Albany, and the
Emira David b. I'LL Club. besides the escort. The
Abthy lt'la Hrc men "p axe 'mPIVy ~ on lhc StaVc
works here. Congressman Tracey, who Is one Of the
| aiding anti ll men, was at tie head Of tho Albany
rhaanx but he remained with Il only until It reached
the door Of the convention hail. when he broke away
and went over 70 the meeting Of the anti Hin men.
c said that his being In the parade did not necessarily
compel him TO 20 10 Ill.,
The procession wandered up the hin with slow
stop though those who in IL did not
whether they got tp the hall not. The band did
Is 81 10 work the mp 10 enthusiastic pitch,
but IL, efforts rutcss. Long before the lIiil
convention had adjourned the delegates gan 10 leave
the hall 10 catch the outgoing trains. All seemed To
be extremely anxious 10 get AWAY quickly as pos
ble and after dark the streets and the barroOms
that have been crowded since saturday afternoon
sumed their natural appearance again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

Postonice Notice.
d be rad dnlIr hr an ll,erested. as changes NAV

Should be read daily by all Interested. changes NAV
Letters Tor foreign counties need not be specially ad.
S %Ssn it i?s asrSG "d dSsa. BANKING
Hg sent BY the fastest vessel, aSai6e
Foreign mails iOf he week ending February 81 will
'oi GH&Piy al fa'1i q obi Ss flSS MI
'' vEiSSE Fl rva p n.y.
e? 70 30 Eq p r ncam n Gsses per va
Antwerp SSs my 3 cSS 9s iv at
pr i" o:y Of NeT,ndra dcsTs must drscsa
p e cry %ahhsSn from 3 RI S: D'' del 1'''
THURsDAY-At p H. Complimentary 80 D. M
lS9 mi fcr Nassau. n =. and santiago Cuba per ..
fRIDAY-At D. m. fr Blceaelds and Gr sC nc:
Thomas and Sc CroiA VIA 81 Thomas for Bar6ad ana
pS E sta Sa ot pSr %ndnsf ISLANDS
~ sNiul:DAY~As i SO a; for France. switzerland.
1a sl T9n qrtgSp and for psGy . D britain . s2si
GUM Scthorand. ~ Austria and Norray BsTe.n pr
h mra e. GS pt Etraa az NJ for Meth
srla9ds direct per va ~ o5 S 9er FRS
GerSa ny Denmark s1leSn Norway chrstana snd
u Eacpp per via AS Sa a dred - x
& 2 sm % VA M ro a.o 90 az tp' s
PDaa5 and c2, SSSPS mus, e' dSct per
cS:@Srctsn NJ o 70, Ga@gs'ss 70,
E CHsa and 'Es a%S sSd dS ana other s
ySa c %g be "a Se nd Sr Gn aSd and
- ID. III.
Vaa deter, must be dreetd per h,Rgyalin,n at
Domingo ana Turks Island PER 8 >; saginaw All p III.
SUNDAY-At p IN. for Costa RIGA, via Lmcn per
= = Foxhail from New-Orleans; at 80 D. m. for St
Pierre Mlqueon. per steamer from lialiaT
Mails for the Society Islands ship ,'alee iron san
Francisco, close here daily up 10 FEBRUARY ~ at 80
n m Mails 10. China and Japan, per Begic iron
San Francisco, close here day up q February "a az
Il 70 n M Mails Australia, NewZealan Hawaiian.
Fiji aud samoan Islands. per $: Marposa IRON San
Francisco) close daily u February '21, at 80
n m fcr on arrival a, New-YoFk OF =. Anrania, with
british rails Tor Australia. Mails for Newfoundland by
~ 10 Halifax by steamer close at this Office
dav Mt 80 D. m. Mails for Mquelon, b. rail to Boston,
and thence by steamer close at this ONCE daily at 80
~ m Malls for Cuba by rail TO Tampa. Fla and thence
v steamer sailins Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdlys
close at this office daily A. :3c IA Malls for Meuee
steamer close this Office daily AZ 3 90 a. m.
Trans Pacific meIs are forwarded 20 San Francisco
daily and the schedule closing is arranged the pre-
SUMPTION OF uninterrupted over and transit 10 san
Francisco Mails from the East arriving on time at San
Francisco on tho OF smiling OF steamers are dispatched
thence the same day. Registered mall closes at 800
Extia Supplementary mails opened the piers q
tho English French steamers at the hour OF closing
M mails at the Postolce which remain
until Within ten minutes Of the hour OF sailing Of steamer
~ CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Passonnce, New.Ycfk. N. Y. February 10. liza.
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DIED.

cOpEY-On Sunday Feb 2lSt. at Orange;;y y; -. OIL
nna,,monia sarah Chapman wle OF stephen w tousy.
RIiv"s aid friends invited TO attend the Gnerai
s"~ylces iron her residence 49, 0leyeland;st on
IntSrciaty or christopher st.. d. Il. w. L. Il.
Carriages IN waiting nc station
ENtAN-Fcbruary 20 at Northampton, Mass EDWARDS
Services at Woodawn Cemetery, 80 p. m Tuesday
DISADVANTAGES into rest sunday morning tSorHasy
~ his late residence SO West J5th.st, In tho soth
ear Of his Christian = Dela'a son OF the late Gen.
,rl Daniel DeaNan OF sing Shs ~ l.
ntarmbn AZ Sleepy Hollow Cemetery TarytOwn, n. y
Tueaiay February 3D. 1s"2 . 49,,
DTNnAR-On Monday February ~ Melzar r. DUNBAR
In the iad year Of his o.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MIX Michael Dunn. aged CO years, died February =
$40 a. m. at the Home o; Industry 2Oi LNhs''on''"
Fne, .,ry.ces Mt above address. Wednesday 2lth
pbS1i s, ipLii and Chicago papers please copy
Fowl Ell abella Med. Ellsworth o. years, wife
Of I@nuel Fowler, died Feb 20 o, ,. =, hon ,,,o
Fnneral services. o'clock Tesday 80 hs' az her ia'o
residence No. 200 summer-ave.. Newark y D.
GJwAsoN-In this city. 10l West o7thst;i on SUNDAY
Fab 81. tie Rev. William II. Gleason, d. d. In the
r13ri soryce at his late residence Tuesday ieb %
M / D. m Services wednesday In the REFORMED DuOsh
thurth Of Newburg at p M
JEWETT-In Andover Mass, Feb. 20 st me nome OF hr
JCwctt widow Of Rev William X. Jewett' IN her ''e
year. - . -, -o.,
J0NES-on Sunday. Feb. 81, VIM. L. Jones' In the 'o'"
Funeral services at his late residence 29S MadsOnst''
Intermcnt Thursday at BssktnG Ridge N. j.
IEGttAT-On saturday February 70, lo5E % MS la.o
residence 1872 St. Fcix.st.. Brooklyn "ii'm D. Les
Funeral services Tuesday, . j. IN.
Interment priydta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

mapping convention at dwinter Their action Is In.
sred by On utterly erroneous lido Of the American spirit
and American institutions. The priceless jewel OF
American liberty and equality will never blaze
upon the staggering snfuront Of nagh'-
fed ward heller The Democratic party whether
Of New-Nok he Nation, is the slave of no mans dca
ton. It's Presidential nomination cannot be captured by
caucus methods nor contempt OF court; and NETWORKS
masses bound and gngged, will never be de-
by disappointed 10 Presidential candidate
II his own selection.
All Democrats who cherish and uphold Democratic prin
cpc and seek eecs Democratic candidates should meet
council convention and elect delegates 70
represent the views Of tbs majority Of the party. Tho
source from which all political powers come is The people
and 10 them responsible for political
action. 1t Is duty Therefore n appeal to the Demo
era ic masses for expression OF their WILL uncontrolled
by political machines unnnuenced by sefconstltuted
political and methods and when the people fairly
and freely express themselves duty of good Demo
cats emphasize their expression by striving 10 elect
the candidates placed IN nomination representa-
thes Of these views.
Speeches also made by W. a. Poucher, of Os-
wego. and William a. Beach, OF Onondaga County.
The Committee OF Fourteen which was provided for
In the resolution is a, follows Charles 5. Faircmd,
f.. Ellcry Anderson William Z. Curtis and Robert
Gricr Monroe. Of NewYork; f. w. shepard and J. J.
Morrison. of BROOKLYN VI. VI. Kane, OF Ornnge; W. E.
Northrop OF Madison william a. Poncher, Of Oswego;
Charles Roe Of Monroe: Fletcher {. Peck, Of Law.
ingston -. W. Cutler OF Niagara; Hudson Ansley, or
Catar,ucus, and Franklin d. Locke, of Buffalo.
The committee will meet In NewYOrlI on sa- urday
next to formulate plan Of campaign. ~ Is the
Intention Of these win are u, the head OF TINS move
mem. besides holding a state Convention ard elcoiing
delegates and atcrrates to attend the Chicago coven
ion, to obtain the signatures Of ut least 100000
people who viii pledge themselves 70 vote against
David T.. Hill In case he should DO nominated. Mr.
Farchlld and tho other who have taken The lead
I'm this against Hill said tOnlg that they
we're satisfied that they would prevent HIPS nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
THE IRISH EDUCATION BILL.
INTRODUCED ~ THE HOUSE OF COMMONS BY
Mr.. JACKSON-PROvIsION OF THE MEASURE.

INTRODUCED ~ THE HOUSE OF COMMONS BY
Mr.. JACKSoN-PEOvIsIoN OF THE MEASURE.
London Feb oo.-Mr Jackson, Chief Secretary for
Ireland introduced the Irish Education bill in the
House oi Commons this evening. Mr.. Jackson said
he regretted tho tendency to growth Of UNCONVENTIONAL
schools In Ireland. The school attendance I'm Ireland
showed steady growth. yet It 90 per cent behind
tho school attendance in England. For this state OF
affairs n remedy, which n compulsory school sys-
tenn was needed Tho bill proposed to compel the
attendance Of children between the ages Of SIX and
fourteen years, prohibit the employment OF children
under eleven years. and TO make Illegal the employ
mcnt Of children between the ages Of eleven and four
teen unless their proficiency should be certified to.
The bin would apply Immediately to towns governed
by corporations or commissioner and would be worked
by local authorities 10 be hereafter created hy the
counties II wax not desirable to exact from children
In rural districts the same number Of atcndances rs
would be cxacted from children I'm towns. The sum
u 100000 due Ireland IN the present financial year
would be devoted 10 the teachers pension fund. and
100000 duo In the ensuing year would be devoted
10 MAILING schools free ar possible and increasing
teachers salaries. The bill proposed to form
capat0n grant TO make free nj schools the fees OF
which do not exceed q shlugs yearly per child. lie
woyd ke 10 abolish 9" school pence above shlllngs,
but that would prevent bcnehng the teachers. Tho
mca urc woud benefit the poorer districts rather than
the Richer.
Mr. Mccarthy said that his party would consider
The bill fairly. He expressed regret that the claims
nzcd. Several other Irish members expressed similar
sentiments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

survivor OF Waterloo who died somewhere In Canada
Inc N'st Waterloo survivor known az the War Office
was an old pensioncr of the eth Innsklngs, Samuel
Gibson by name, who died few weeks ago an inmate
OF the Caterham Asylum. His We a genuine case
mo story being fully sabstandaed But considerable
doubts exist as to shca's claim, and it may be that
his friends In CANADA may like to produce war medal
OF take other means to establish IT,
THE sALTRAM PORCELAIN COLLECTION.
a considerable portion Of the famous Saltram col.
lection OF Chinese and Sevrcs porcelain. the property
o. Lord Money Is TO be sold at Chrte's on Thursday
week. EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

the championship with prospects of both games being
declared tie.
The following officers elected Charles A. Gilbers
president, reelected; e. Jansuch f. A. Underhn. o.
f. Gente yice-presidents; IL. A. Roger r. Rose,
re:ores Following list Of the entries Il ~ Rogers
VI. L. Doyo, J. L. D. Hoplan, j. w. Young, L. Oby j.
Ascher T.. f. Buckingham, +. Yeaton Dr.. Simonson, H.
yolght s. f. Loeb, A. J. Sonvene. 5. Lpscbutz d. e.
Baird, w. j. Ferris, A. B. Hedges, j. NJ. Havham, j.
IIapern, O. Kernony, G.. H. Richards. NJ Randolph, J.
F. Morgan Z. A. Ford, A. c. List William Mayerhofes
Il. Delmar Dr. Broughton, II. Often, G. W. Ecces, H.
d. Stubs and ]. II. A. Fitch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
A DEITI TAU DELTA CONFERENCE.

The tenth annual conference Of the Grand Eastern
Division Of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity held at the
Hotel Marlborough yesterday. As IS Customary Win
Greek letter societies. the proceedings were secret Mem
bers were in attendance from Williams, Cornell Lafayette
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology, Boston University
Tufts College stevens Institute Franklin, Lehgh unlver-
sy. Allegheny. Washington and Jefferson ana inc
Rem sselaer Polytechnic.
These officers were elected for the ensuing year Pesi'
dent c. c. Dickinson Of Cornell vieepresldent. o. A.
Zayas II Rensselaer, Polytechnic; secretary a. T.
Duorr OF williams: orator. Orin Sefass OF Lafayette
historian w. l.. Lyall Of Stevens Institute dinner
Was held at the hotel In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
xrvJrRsrY CHESS PLArEps WIN PRIZES.

Tx, New,Iersey Chess Association held It's seventh
annual tournament at the association Headquarters No.
20 Maikctst. Newark yesterday, TIE contest pelhg
open to Inc players resident in the Slh'e' IhFy pay
.r to,i, mart and the games In heats, the win
r. hcn- nslrcd until the final heat between the last
winners. There were i've ties, the principal one
being silver cup and the gold badge Of championship
Tho first nrize and championship by :. Usher,
uobolen second prize. Nathaniel Hymee Newark ;
third prize. A. Vorrath, Hoboken fourth prIzc' D.
sapter Bergen Point nth pre- H. seI"og r lew
AK; sixth prize, r. J. Doyi'' "ooo"'"' "' NAV
tournament VIII he In llObo"eH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
ROrGn EXpERIENcE OFF CAPE RACE

Halifax. y. =. Feb. 22.-Thc schooner Lord Devon,
" St. Johns, ~ F.. from Trcpassey. was struck by
gale or Cape Race. Her bulwarks wero smashed
for about twenty -ivo feet either quarter, and all
her deck fittings were washed away. Tho mate and
captain struck by sea and washed overheard,
tho former being thrown against the buwarks and
severely injured They were both rescued, completely
exhausted. During the storm the crew saw another
schooner, name unknown, with her bows and fore
r.gplng carried away and npparcauy In tally dam
age condition, but could not get near her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
NOTES FROM BROOKLYN THEATRES.

The performance the Lee Avenue Academy In Brook
lvn last evening was Natural Gas" presented by
DonneIy and Girard and their supporting company.
large audience appreciated the amusing things In the
play An extra matinee in the afternoon was played to
A crowded house. Hermann, the magician, Will be seen
next week.
Miss Fanny Davenport appeared at the Amphoh
Academy last evening In Sardous CLEOPATRA" supported
by her own company, with Melbourne Mcdowell as Marc
Antony. The audience weB well pleased with the
elaborate scenery. Miss Helyett" will be presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
MRS. DEACON SPEAKS IN HER OWN DEFENCE.

MRS. DEACON SPEAKS IN HER OWN DEFENCE.
London. Fob 23.-Mrs Deacon has made state
mcnt TO The Tclcgraphs7 Paris correspondent. She
dcc,re5 that there no hing To justify Her nus
land I'm shooting VI. Abele. She states mat when
her husband came Ia the door she was quietly con
versing with Abolc, who could easily have
escaped y there had been amy mag 10 De ashamed OF.
Mrs Deacon as.clts that slo was accus'1hci TO bad
treatment from her husband ana Intended - consult
a lawyer with regard 30 JDaiinrS dNor'c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
MISS EMILY YEAM4NS DYING.

Miss Emily Yeamans. the daughter OF MIS- Annie
yeamans Of Edward Harrigans company. who has been
sick for some Line at mothers home was much worse
last evening and it thought that she might not live
through the night sisters. Lydia and Jenny are
engaged O: Tony PASTORS and the Fourteenth street
theatres Neither they nor their appeared at the
afternoon or evening performances yesterday Miss Emily
Ycomans ia thrty.two years old and has played small
narts n Mr. Horrigan's company for some years She
Ia mover been connected with any other company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
-, ,,,,.o ,,r,ry TOURNAMENT.

mt, f,.,t aou,l tournament Of the Now-York
t.,os ,sso.,ot,on va. held at 80. 81 Union Square
~,.orday play began at 10 a. NJ there being thirty
vo entr,.s The contest was close and interesting. At
10 90 o'clock this morning Dcmar ana heeleS were play
Ing for second prize and Hodsos AHu 0'' 'of > nf1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
DIED..

DIED.
McGOwN-On Saturday, Feb. co. Margaret T., willow .
John T. McGown. in the list year OF her age.
Friends and relatives are 'nvited r. atco me Iunesa ~
vices at her late residence Ola Jerseyave Jersey civ
at D. Tuesday Vet. 20. .
Intermen at Sleepy low Cemetery, Tarytswn. N. 7.
sTELLE-on February 20 James D. Sele, Of Brooklyn.
Funeral services at stelton n. j., Wednesday. ysA
9th at 3 30 y. m. -.
Train leaves New.York, 2;10, returning 01o.
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
ONCE $50 6th.ave.. corner 23dst.. N. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
AGAINST 1MpEAcnIyG NJ. TRlcoUpIs.

Athens Feb. 22-The Chamber Of Deputies. On tho
advice Of the Premier to-day rejected, by vote OF
II to II, the proposal to impeach NJ. Incoupis' INC
former Prime Minister OF Greece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
1trp STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.

The steamers Mohcan. captain Newman, from suh'cr'
land February .; wild Flower, Captain Hardng' nom
Houon February L. and Orizaba Captain MCINTOSH HOi
Mexican ports ind Havana, have arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

When in search OF work workers, horses or car
rares board or rooms or real estate, consult Ihe
rrI6mne's lite advertisements OF the people There
are many columns OF them the eighth and ninth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
MARRIED..

,,,,r,,orn sCuyABEI-on saturday February 20. at
tho residence Of brides father EmmS daughter G 81
nrtmod son OF William Dctmold, NJ d. by the fe''
Henry Mottct -, =, . A.,
,,TrTS VoruERSPOON-On Monday, Feb -; in this
city ne Rev DR.. Il. Z. Boes, william A. Miles and
Mary Stuart Wotherspoon.
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er,cht crisp uttle advertisements. describing In
sirpct way tno varied requirements of most o.
people. mn many columns Oh the ninth page OF Ihs
Tribune to-day.