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N1s9o &c was u conflict of pre- dictIonsi
now our adversaries must face trade stat
istlcs aud prices ourrens-Pr esdsat Hartsoa,
June2l 1892
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Judge. A prominent Democratic lawyer
said to-day: ~ am glad we cheated him
out Of the governorship, otherwise he
would not now be on the bench"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-05

Ohio than in West Virginia, and is of
uncertain value everywhere. That will
be the meanest of all our dollars, and
that is the dollar that labor will got to
go to market with.
The Democratic party seems to have
eaten OF the insane root in the year
1892.
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Judge Con
Parler,burp Journal

PdTtefsbtrg Journal
The Parkersburg lawyers say that
General COT makes an admirable D. S.
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~ q = "a Ssx"s SSSSy fSr sSsS and dS
Ee0RonlZo in youE footwear by purchasing
l. RSsESs ShSs. whish I5s
viii sSss.T1XKE NO SUBSTITUTE. "a
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Ghe .GtttslIigettcer.
WHEELING. JULY ., 1904.
FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Convention.

A convention Of the First Congressional Dis.
trict Republicans will be held In the city Of
Wheeling, ". Va. on Thursday, July II. BS, 70
trlct 70 be voted for ut the election to be held
In November next, and to transact such other
business Rs may come before the convention.
w. E, sTATuERS,
Chairman Congressional Committee.
IosEpH G, READY, Secretary,
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NATIONAL RgpuBLlcAS TICKET.


NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON
OF Indiana.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WHITELAw REID,
OF New York
"ouo Good Term Deserves Another"
OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF
TIC MoFFAT.
FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
SAMUEL o. BoYCE
FOR ASSESSOR CITY DISTRICT,
". H. HoRNIsH
YoR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
FOR MEMBERS HOUSE OF DELEGArES
S. G. SMITH.
G. H. SEEDICE.
CT. RAWLING.
ALEX McCoLLoCH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

yTTANTED-TWo YOUNG MEN TO
w All a news agOuts on the tla!s With
cash security Of 80 Inquire at UNION NEWS
Co n 4 o, Depot tyo
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1.-THE 1SrELIeENCER embracing its several edl-
tions. IA entered In the Postotico at Wheeling w.
Va. aS second class matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESICHESIER COUNTY.

NONkER~.- Workers Athletic Club observer ltN
second anniversary Garfield Hall last evening with
special programme Of music and Ieclatlons. Among
t.o.. who took part j. Blant"e. Fhilp Perm
+ y Craft John craft " Tobrcn. " illinm J. Bright,
William Phillip, Mis- Per.lNal Miss Es'nhut Mia'
Wharnb, and Mis- Lizzie German. The club Is con
ductiug a successful fair. Inc hhuu9ohc hc"
l,wlns alley, OF the Iuli~ade Boat club were opened
f., member. for the Gt,t Time last night. Next week
Then. Will De Il formal opening ana reception
MOI ~ VERNON Ia. news from Albany vrst"r
da, that Jared Sandflrd Ia b" mad" DEPUTY
Superintendent Of Public lu>tfu'uO mel me hpPlONiI
If the many friends Of Mr.. >andiorJ: irrespective Of
their party affiliations. Nr. Handi'idr' one oi me
old residents OF the town. aud Ia, served several
terms "a, Village President. II" holding that ONO" NJ
present and also that = school Commissioner He
/, also a lawyer. Although Democrat ~ poililr',
Democratic q, ket with the help ~ many R"puhIcan
vote he ha, found occa,ion many times to deap
prov. the schemes Of other Democratic office holders
and hu- Stood firmly against them. II" was n leading
candidate f,r state superintendent. aud he had The
-uprifi Of many Of hi, Republican friends alter -
Wa, decided that VI. Draper could NOT be- MS own
successor. but senator i'm would not consent To his
own ciudidat" being pushed aside.
NOG'N vt kl-CO.-Th- LARGE farm house Of John h.
Vail. mile and half south "l Mount hlsCO, va,
burned 10 the ground Yesterday afternoon VIZ. Vail
had gone but short distance from ul- house, when
Mr.. Vail happened 10 look back and smoke rising
from the direction ~ her home. The party drove
,ck a. soon q, possible aud found the house hm",
Irouc from the DalS and kitc farm. adj lining Tho
pf-rni.c- went over 10 the burning building ana
moved the furniture from The ground floor. the rc,t
being destroyed. The only clothing saved that
worn 10, the family. The furniture insured for
500. TIA" house "a> OWNED iy stephen :. inight Of
We,t Farms. and Wa an old fashioned structure Of
-iNrc"n ipJm.. with open ircpacc,. Tie fire j.
supposed to have originated from defective nuc. Mr.
Vail was 10 have given eaN" OF the house to day 10
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counsel! how wa. It ,h.t ne went to Governor nl a.

counsel, how was 1t that ne went to Governor i'''
Il don't know WAS the answer.
Die you communicate with Albany
Yes. in the early evening""
with whom A.,
some one In the Attorney Generals Office
" Did you ,av thai tmans was coming
Colonel Gss then presented an affidavit OF Charlie,
F. Co,,um to show that Emans was anxious 10 AVON
NV With a similar earlier order Of Justice Barnard
ii objected that it was not material ana Tic 'o''
Isn't it, lie say, that he acted in good fdth, even
il he were wrong. aud this is an attempt to $40" t"'
Frank b. Town, Emanss counsel, then took the
stand TO explain hi, advice 10 Emaus about sending me
house with copy Of your iionor'e order ted them
that Wa eNps ana mnt n be % CO me- alone ana
asked what he should do If he got Iecttdn ~, t
before he had mailed the returns 10 hold them. ,
odgmcnt Of the moving andavitS sworc that they
were made ont in hiS Otcc In Ponglhcep,ic ana Wec
signed by the Commissioner, rs appeared upon u'c'
Ancr recess Colonel Bis summed up the iact' in
the lie held that Emans bed mad ai,e an
counsel in stating that he forwarded them rclying on
tie a,-gi'nce of to-,um VINO Was n said thai
lie sol the returns back from messenger When inc
evidence showed that he got one from Deputy a,ICE
Iii, prcemce OF going to Abasy 10 consult colu>o WIZ
not sound It showed his spIit ne wen, t. frHS
had characterized Judge MAYNARD: lie said that he
was not bound by Justice Culen'S ORDER becai>c II
wa, filed in MS Office after ONCE houI>. but nc cl
bound 10 obey an order Of Justice lngTaliam, me
existence Of which ne had only heard. The evidence
showed that engaged in the conspiracy TO NccP
the reIurns back by stay and when there happ'nei
for A lew hours at any time 10 be no stay, 10 avoid
doing his plain duty.
Justice Cullen raised the question whether the offence
Of falling the returns from tie offices with the con, nj
II The officials. after they were lawfully IN thclr
hands. WAS contempt. Doubles II vas an oncncc'
but II the one he was on trnl io' toonGl HmS,
conceded that there no contempt IN MS tahh- h'
returns from secretary Rice but he'd mat IN tihnc
crIOis office he in spirit at least, di>oycd the Court
order.
rrved and briefs ordered to be handed up on
saturday.
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ELIZAIIt.I

John stewart. of the bcSt-known section ioeinen
I'm The employ Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was sIcR
last evening by westbound passenger train at west
Jer,ey-,t and severely injured lie VIII lose loot
Il not hi, life. lie was trying Ia urge some wagons
over the crossing prevent them from getting I'LL
when he WI, caught himself aud hurled some distance.
lie was removed to his home in West trand-st
\ team from Newark attached 10 wagon ran away
last night on rhe boulevard between there ana biz"
beth aud crashed into carriage driven by AlhJor
Charlie, Il. Irwin, a coal merchant Of Elizabeth, VINO
was accompanied by his wife. Their carriage was
upset and wrecked and they were thrown with mn' a
fore Ia the pavement Major irwin Was severely cut
about tho head and badly bruised about the body.
His wife stunned and slightly bruised. she
suffered much from shock. They were removed -
their home The owner Of the runaway team was also
thrown ont but his lnJur'- were said Ia be slight.
Emil Christensen. >wedc. twenty five years old,
robbed the safe ~ william Hansen, ot" proprietor,
on SATURDAY night. and about heehg Ia New
York with the money. S.}lj. when h" Wa arrested and
locked up Hansen kecp> the scandinavian House. IN
First aud left Christensen In charge while lie went
4, New York on business. christensen heard tn.
proprietor tell his wife the combination Of the safe
and a;te uidnig h Opener, Il. took out the money and
went away. Yesterday be- made = full COME sion Oi
the robbery and Wa, committed TO Jail 70; trial.
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NEW-IDRk CITY.

The trail was begun In General sessions yesterday
Of Thoma, Stephenson charged with heclinG 'he us
orderly house. in Bleecher->t. knows - Inc HH'e'
Three Jurors have been secured.
Detective sergeant Won GerIcluen walked into Part
Ill OF General sessions Yesterday Win Ms hI"oe'"
CoIwcn a snrunkcn little WOMAN seventy ihiee years
I'D who Lad been indicted for grand larceny. she
k.rpS a boarding house ut No. 100 East seventy SEW
eutl-,t and i, chnrged with rObbug Mary Jane Men,
a boardcr Of clothing worth $l31 30. she VIII D.
tiled in a day Or two
GEORGE West. young ruifan living at No. -
Clinton 81. knocked Miss Lizzie kecham DOWN r.
Gently at Fourcent,t. and Third ave, ana ran away
With her poc,etlook. containing SIS -. Judge MAR
tina I'm General sessions Yesterday sentenced hm 10
be pil,oned for ten years
Al Hung Of No. 10 Doycr,st.. "ho was convicted
II abductng Esther Bost~ick, fifteen years DID, "i
No. 10 Cuton-,t.. IIoboken wns auaisued In General
.e-,ions yc,tcIday for sentence. Judge Fhrci'dd
dx his punishment at five ycors' imprNonment
Ion, I uoppcr was authorized BY the Park Board
Yesterday 70 build parapc Wall and rsiiius around
Mo,pine.idr Park The estimated oo,t Of the i'm
pro,cmcnt j, So Mr.. Hopper Wa tie architect
Of tho eth Regiment Annoy and other public buildings
Controller M,cr, decided yesterday 10 shat down
on th, publication 4 claims as7tn,t IN" clly hlcd IT,
hi, departments. lie think, that number o' the on'
"A r,o,. demand, made against the cit, treasury d'r
iu. th. last -A lnOath-. ranging from - 4 f'"F'.
w,re stimulated by the claimants reading OF SnIIA
aup,lcations a, groundless their own.
The North German LLOYD rteam-hp company an
nouucrs that IL ha, decided confirm" IT, Mcdii"r
raucnn service % Gibraltar and Genoa Throughout the
wear aud the steamships Wcrra aud fulda VIII Sail
from Sew York for Gibraltar and Genoa on saturday,
MAY - June l. etc. and at regular intervals thcfe
after
The Bradley. voorhees, & Day Manufacturing Com
many ,u.pcndcr. at 80. - White st.. has arked an
extension which j, reported 10 have been granted and
a committee Of creditors ha, been appointed q super
vie the bi,ne-, for the present. The Liabilities arr
aid IA be so 600 and nominal assets $4,000 LYMAN
IT, Day is president and Malcolm H. smith treasurer.
The funeral Of John Jay Knox will IT, held 20 morrow
morning at 10 O'Clock in II bartholomew Prot slant
FIis,oIm Church. Madison ave. and Forty fourth 80.
The Rev DR.. Greer viii ofiiciatc.
The Pacific Mail steamship Concho. which arrived
hero Yesterday from Colon brought Captain sharp and
ten men Of the Merritt NrccMng COMPANY They bad
been Al Acajutla 10 ty 10 float the steamship Nc
orarua wIicn was stranded their. Ca january -
they managed get the vessel of the rock. but she
sank twelve hours In deep water She will
probably prove ~ total los.
The bark Clement from Moutcvidco. which arrived
here yesterday. brought the body Of Captain Craven.
OF the American ship II. Mary. Captain Craven dic,i
IN tho Falkland lsiand- In 159O.
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HENRY yILLARD TO RE1lRE.
TIE EDISON GENERAL ELECTRlo oo"f" A
THIRD YEAR-rRoPosED CONSOLIDATION.

THE EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
THIRD yEAR-rRoPOsED CONSOLIDATION.
Tho animal meeting OF tho Edison General Electro
cornony WAS hcd Yesterday at the company oi"o 70
in Rroad st. Henry Willard, the president, iihu' n
third annual report 10 the stockholders. Inc VI"
BOARD of Trustees reelected with ono eAoop'
that OF james b. Williams, who was s"occcu'u W
samuel Spencer of Drcxel, Morgan d Co.. IiaA'"s
,he hoard stand: C. H. Coster, Thomas a. hdi'oh'
+ IT, IIerrlck samuel insult Edward H. 'oli'o"
4. Marcus Carl schurz, Francis 5. Smithers' iie,ry
Willard samuel Spencer and j. Hood WRIGHT. Inc
,,stecs will meet tomorrow at the once OF DreEci'
Morgan & Co. to elect executive officers. IL 10 po-
eved that Mr. Willard will then present ic''oi w
Ginning II reelection as president. III Sp07
Of the matter yesterday he said
For three months the newspapers have been occur
,ny that there is trouble between Mr.. Morgan ana my
elf This IS not So We have always been on the fiieh
est FERNS and if not true that he has tried at any Time
o ou,t me from the presidency OF the Ellison 'omnS
When the report that DreXel, Morgan 10 iao seo"u
control of the Edison General Company was puoS"e'
"A few days ago. in which it was aaId tiht lie l.'u
squeezed me out, went over to Mr. MorgahS o"oo
and said, laughingly How IS this. Morgan tic It.
piled 1T is mere newspaper talk'
since June 1880. have beens anxious TO retlfe
from the presidency of the Edison General Company
would even within the last three months, have gwen
"A premium TO any man 10 take the responsibility vi
managing the company's affairs. have 30 many enter
pr ,es on hand that cannot afford TO devote inc "e
TO the Edison Company that the details Of the business
require"
The exact nature Of the proposed con,onna
ton Of the Edison General Electric Company
and the Thomson Houston Company Is not E''
known but the terms Of the deal are said to be AS
follows: The capital Of the new corporation VIII DC
$50 900 600 OF this amount Sl5,000OOO will be OK
changed share for share, for the capta stock OF ui
90. oh N 40
Al fine rate Of one 300 share for four T21 Share, Oh
The Thomson Houston preferred stock. and Slf4WOoo0
~ the new stock will be exchanged FOR me TpOoooov
of Thomson Houston common stock, or at inc Iatc OF
three shares Of consolidated stock par value oloo lof
five shares of Thomson iOlsOn stock par value S-O)
Til. will leave the treasury OF the new corporation
sG 600 600 o. preferred stock and $lOoOOOO0 OF com
mon stock. 80, H.. -, A.,
H. Mex Twombly il Is said. will be president OF the
new concern and f. A. CONN general manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
. GATHERED ABOUT THE TowN.

Police CAPTAIN Short. Of the Firm Precinct. wa the
,.iucut of hand gold badge. ,et with diamonds
last night. II given - him bv the business men
Of his precinct The presentation took place at Grand
Army Hall In the presence OF many people.
Tho ua,,ing Of title Of the property adjoining tic
For Hamilton reservation. rec tly condemned for
Government use a. >itc for additional battcc~ took
place Yesterday and the owners received s;"O'Ooo.
The new elevated railway station AT unwoodave.
and Eastern Parkway will be opened Il week from
Monday.
The trial OF James J. Fcency alias Sacir' FccucN
for murder IN the second degree in shooting Mrs.
Catherine Dowd al the Thist. bridge over tl'" ''o"
anus Canal on December L. was begun hn the Court
81 session, Yesterday and the evidence for the prosccu
lion presented.
Tie Brooklyn Womsn's club had its twenty third
annual dinner at the Hotel II. George Yesterday.
About 80 women present Mrs Truman j.
Packus pre,jccd Among the speakers were Mrs. T..
T. Terhune MR., Margaret f.. Sang,ter. Mr.. Elizabeth
Akers Allen and Mis-. Kate Epson Clark
Edward : Linehan. rtcnographer in the coroner'S
Office and a newspaper writer, died Yesterday nj No.
l33 IiairsOn-st at the age of twenty seven lie
was native Of Cal;ha. lie WAS connected with the
cororcr's Office for three years. His wife and lwo
children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
pbosrcrrTyG PsYcHIcAL RESEARCH.

The New.Yok section Of the Society for Pychicai ke'
search met last evening the Columbia College law build
ing The society formed In 1882 for the ppos" VI
Investigating phenomena, such a. bypn0n CHIT
yovance etc The the society 10 approach These
problems without prejudice. Professor j. IL. HNHIop' Of
columbia College presided at the meeting last evening.
Professor W. James made address on the causes OF
Usllucinaton," said that he had received answers
10 over 5000 circulars snt out to individuals asking
whether they had had Authorizations. About IL
Der cent Of these answered In IN" Affirmative. Ih'y
wer. to the the persons had heard voices or
tou,hes when entirely alone The speaker ufsel
those prs-en: to help the society IN the PREPARATION oil
this census.
Richard Hodgson Of Boston. Sciet0ty Of N" society
rad b. f. Underwoods report on experiments IN automatic
writing chiefly with Mr.. Underwood. She i Supposed
10 have wrttn nvoluntarily. and Of the writings
were answers ~ question. pu, her by her husband The
meeting largely attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
ReXssI Baking .
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Apure cream OF tartar Bak'ng Powder. suP'I0Iio ~
4, ..v,ppc strength-La i<st u S. Cev. Food "tp''"
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK.

NEWARK
THE NI-RDERED WOMAN'S HUSBAND lESiir ii+'
Coronor Phelan Yesterday afternoon Dogs" Wv
,,o,o.t In the case Of Tie murder Of Mrs El~'Oc'"
.nior ~ NilIburn on January 30. The jurors arr
u pa. tdont; of Mlllburn Joseph Senior. huSod'u VI
,Io ,rcd woman was the first witness lie S'nu t"a'
no b,d becn marricd Ia the murdered woman ior 'ooi'
drv wears for thirty nine Of which they hau "'c" ~
,u,ihur, Mrs Senior was seventy three years oiu
and w,s accustomed to let him into the house "h'h
b c,ne home from work every morning. lie rev
nor nj 70 D. M on January 30. but on the following
,,orupr she did not answer him when he called at the
door IN he went 10 find her. Aftcr searching I"'
twenty minutes two friends went back to his mousse
with him and when the shutters were removed he saw
his Wife, BODY living the floor. They did not at
tcmpt to move her. She usually kept her money III
a little blue mug, but also put money in teapot anu
other reccptaces. ON the day of the murder she hau
- and a1O bin I'm The teapot. lie made no furihcr
,carrh for money after he saw the empty blue mug
mn the counter ON cross examination he said he ala
NOT know that his wife had any enemies. and the only
stranger, they ever saw were Russian Jews ana
pcddlcrs.
Mamie Quinn. a thirteen ycarold girl, tesuhed th''
,L. wa, In the store :Oj p on January 30 ana
that Mr. senior seemed TO be we'll. Roger Marshall
vlo searched for Mr.. senior with her husband. ana
also Ralph FOuTat In old mans employer, te>liHeu
IN eros, "NamiuatOn that when they SuggeNun 20
senior that they ,houd search the house he refused
To let them. The Inquest then adjourned 10
Wednesday neat at y. M. when u VIII DC iesu'"eu
at Mlllbum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
AFFAIRS Nv BROOKLYN.

MRS JONBeS PATIENTS on TIE STAND.
The hearing Of the evidence for the defence In the
trial Of Mrs. Iones's libel suit for $4,000 against
The Brooklyn Eagle" continued yesterday. Mrs
Margaret Fisher testified in regard TO her treatment
at the hands Of Mrs Jones, who performed an opera
ton on her which she did not authorize. Her huS-
band testified that he not asked for his consent
10 the operation. Mrs. Catlarnc Conrad testified III
regard to the death of her daughter after treatment
at the WOman's Hospital. where she was for week.
and similar evidence given by Theodore Helm
husband Of the dead woman. and Andrew conrad
her brother Mrs. Hannah IIennesscy testified that
her stepdaughter insane after treatment at The
hands of DR.. Jones.
Thomas Cas>in gave evidence in regard 10 the
death % his wife nj The Woman'N Hospital. lie ala
not know there anythng serious the matter win
his Wife and the day she was operated upon ne wa
unable 10 obtain admission 10 the hospital, and Inc
next day his wife dead. DR.. Jones tOd nm ne
had performed operation for cancer some expert
medical testimony was submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

AntLUin demonstration. Cooper Cnion, : p H.
consumers League annual meeting. Cooper Iho"
p. -, a. .,,., -, an u m
younr pcople, Christian Association Coh\chuoh' Sco
ond Collegiate Church, Harlem ,,.
x,tf,u.l skating Association tournament. Hob"A'"'
Animal meeting of York BASEBALL Club Jersey ~
Jom,. g. Blaine Republican Club, AAlld Assembly,
nis,,c, foot 81 East Eighty -foufth-St, : r. III.
McC,ull benefit Performance, Metropolitan oi'ia houe
al. crnoon. 49,, ~
salvation Army meeting, Association Hnll' p H.
National Lawn Tennis Association, Holman nous,
American Institute annual election, No. 10 "c>'
Thoroughbred, p II.
Manhattan Athletic club tennis department cle'uoh'
.h,tst,on Frdravor na>s-m, ctn.. Macdousa! S'i'''
BAPTIST Church, y. III. .,..
Hall evening. .,. , 10
Disciple, p.
Union IrIcuc cub, evening.
,,cncra. Thona, L. Jones before "The DAWN Room,
No sol tifth-sNc., 30 y. m
annual meeting Of Grant Monument Fund trustees No
1i6 Broadway, y. NJ.
LAFAYETTE camp. No. $40. Division Of New.iok Sons
Of Veterans, Hotel Brunswick. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
FOR THE yrw cHlLDRry.s HOSPITAL

The trustees Of Il. John Gull have undertaken to
IN - long felt want In this city, by g. talh,hin- Il
children hospital non >rcainn. "h"r" IN" childicn Of
the pour in Of neccslty. can be taken ami cared
for irrespective Of color or religion.
The work the II. John, Guild for the la,t twenty
five wear, needs comment The ~uccc-, ~ The
noailng hospital aud >cn-idc Nnr>ery where ihou-aud-
Of poor children have been cared for at the hospital
during the hot season speaks tor it>c.f.
The Ir,t of number Of childIcn, ho,pital, Will bc
opened Al No. 10 Wet >Niy rr>t t. IN - icH day.
In case thi, movement meet with public approval. and
receives the cordial -uIpcrt Of the charabi" people
Of the city. 1t T. The purop, 81 the Trustees 10 c,tah
li,h branchc, c-pco ly in tho thi,hly populated III,
iid.. Eminent phy -clan- have given flr, movcmcn
Hearty 60 opc ion aud support in their opinion this
work is absolutely necessary or the best weorc OF the
poor children 81 Ncw Norh.
t. johns Guid, tn. hoatinS hospital, the S,a-idr
sanatorlIu and this venture are supported solely
bv the member, and 10y uCl glitS ~ th.y receive.
The estimated expense Of the new undcrIMns viii bc
go 900 for the first year. The manager, feed confident
that the charitable public viii aid them maintain
their new institution. aud also 10 establish others, -,
well q, 10 msk. daily trip, with tie 1oatin, hospital
during Tie bot period Of the sumner.
The Columbia college Dramatic CluL VIII give an
entertainment for the ucncft of the C!nll rcn', li>
piial on Wednesday evening. February l.. IN the Man
haitian Athletic tmb Iuilling.
The Guilds treasury accoun. according 10 th. last
report after paying all expenses. stood thus Floating
and Seaside Hospital fund. $40 -. building fund
balance $1OG "a relief fund, aiance. :i07 IL nak
Ing total In the treasury of 1864.
The trustees Of the Chil!rens Hospital OF ~ 'ohn'
Guild earnestly ask for contributions tor tier nc',
work. Cheeks may be to William L. ,rron;
/ treasurer. No. 10l Fifth ave.