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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

Norwalk Conn. July 22.-Lewts L. o. W. Wilson
died Mt the City Hotel this afternoon In the ninety
third year OF his age. being the oldest male resident
~ the town. He had been I'm feeble health some
months. and for the last few weeks had been con-
fined 10 his bed lie at one time owned the whole
Of the extensive tract OF land on tho Sound known
~ Wilson's Point and was then the wealthest
man I'm this part Of the state. He leaves three SONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
FOREST FIRES Nv CARE BRETON.
FARM HOUSE: AND VILLAGES THREATENED
CROWDS FIGHTING THE FLAMES.

CROWDS FIGHTING THE FLAMES
Halifax, y. S. july o2-Therc has been so little
rain In Cape Breton Tor the last six weeks that forest
fires have been raging for the lat ten days For several
days the smoke from them has oscuTed he sum- People
In al rcctlons a1c becoming much alarmed Unless
there is rain tonight om0rrow much property VIII
be destroyed through the country and the fires may
reach the towns Of sydney and North sydney.
Reports from sydney say that llowley's barn ana
mills, on Llngan Road, were burned yesterday. The
COnnell house and barns. two miles out on Reserve
Road are now threatened, and large party has gone
out 10 assist In protecting the property 1t is also re
ported that houses burned mt Grand Mira
Yesterday People NJ the Reserve mines have been
fighting the fires there for three days. The house OF
Or. william Is said have been on fire three times
last night, but far the efforts OF the people have
rurvcu,ed the destruction OF many houses. me u"-
Of the Cape Breton ana LUusburG Railroad are re
ported 10 be on fire a number OF places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
Lafayette College July H. 1892.


7 o the Editor Of TIL Tri June
Sir: The state Of affairs IN the Occur dAene region
and mt Homestead with the sympathy so often evinced
by the public with the assallans I'm such bloody
dramas would make II advisable to furnish our
schoolbOys with an cmcndacd edition OF the Declara
ton OF independence. We have taught them hi herto
that all had nallcnabc rights to life liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness. TO be consistent we should
add that non-union wOrhlngmcn and Pinkerton de-
tectives have no longer In America, right TO life
and that capitalists have forfeited the right 10 carry
their honest business with such aborcrs as they
may find 1t eXpcdlcnt To employ. DAVIS.
Charlton Mass. July b. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
DE. AARON l.. CUAPIN.

Beloit. Wis. July 22.-Dr. Aaron L. Chaplin. ex-
president OF Belo College. died this afterfo0n at the
age OF sevcnty-fve years. He was overcome with a
fantng spell last Monday, and remained unconscious
TIL the hour Of hs death He graduated at Yale
and came 10 Milwaukee in 1912, and took charge OF
church. and in 1850 was installed president OF
Beoit College, which place he held continuously till
1856, when he resigned because Of falling health.
Four years ago he suffered a stroke OF paralysis
lie held many important places. As manager OF mis-
siOnary work, at home and abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

Ocean Grove. n. j., July 90 speclaD.-Followin6
the sunday School Assembly. to-day sabbath OBJ
,eryancc Day at Ocean Grove. The meetings OF the
d.v were under the direction OF the Rev. DR.. J. H.
xnowjcs general secretary Of the American sabbath
Union. A conference meeting held In the Taber-
nacle this afternoon, at which II number Of short ad
dresses were made. This evening there a jubilee
service I'm the Auditorium Addresses were made by
Frank Moss of Ncwyork, the attorney OF the Society
g.. tho Prevention OF Crime; the Rev. c. ii. Yate
no and The Rev DR.. II. Ii. George Field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
COURTLAND II. SMITH.

Alexandria. Va. July eek Mayor CORTLAND H.
smith died at hi, home in this CITY this evening from
the effect Of an overdose OF morphine. Willie In
Washington this morning he was taken suddenly ILL.,
and to alay the pain lie suffered be took an overdose
~ the drug He dled two hours after reaching his
In city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
A PIGEON SHOOT At LONG BRANCH.

HOLLYWOOD " j., July 2o.-The FIRST annual shoot for
the Tackanasee Cup took place today There was largo
and brilliant asscmbage and the greatest interest Wa
,,es,cd I'm all the features OF te contest The condi
,ions q, the shoot were follows Live pigeons fifteen
hds each handicap rise $40 entrance There were nine
entries Dr. Wilson and Fred Hoey tied for hrst
pace with fourteen killed The shootof was won by
D, Wilson. y. S. Slmpkns second, with thirteen
killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
THE MIN cIUBBED IN PORT CHESTER WILL DIE

coronor Drews. OF White Plains. yesterday took
A.. .n,o,oor,em statement OF young Edeene Dufy.
who lies in the county jail suffering with compound
fracture of the skull. Duffy lives at Port Chester,
where he ausrrelled on Sunday morning with coioIcd
man named Charles Williams. who hit him on the
head with club, fracturng his SKULL since u'a'
tina Duffy has been unconscious most OF the lime
Williams Is locked up In the Jail 70 await thc results
If Duays injuries DR.. Curtis, the jail physician
says that Duffy cannot rscover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
MIS- THOMAS TALLMAN.

Asbury Park y. j.. July 81 (speciaD.-Rebecca C.
wife OF Thomas Taman died last evening. age nifty
wears. The c. X. Hall Post OF the Grand Army ana
the Womans Relief Corps will attend the funeral In
n body Services will be held saturday afternoon IN
,,,io,. Roach Church The interment will be at West
Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

,be owners u the great Broadway Central 40.
tel hav e made long aud ycy favorable lease OF IN, ths
rnorfv 10 Mi Tlv Haynes % Boston, VINO mas ehurey
Tented and reoIganlzed the same IL Will be run a.
Gr-tSi,.s L,mIy and Business III sc a TIC AhuI an
nd Eronen mans similar what has proved so phehoe
nal a slcce,s at the United States Hotel Boston. ine
ioraon T. unexcepOnable; it Is magnificent prpery
ard viii prove sOtabc addition To the Hotel Palaces o.
Work The valuation Of the property with inc pess
additions viii be very little less than two millions Oh
dnlla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

WITNESSES or THE Aston WILL IN COURT.
The subscribing witnesses TO the will OF William
Aston were examined yesterday in the surrogate's
Court as to the proper execution Of the document and
viii be admitted TO probate to-day. Those who
e1Qeased were Dan,.i Lord. GEORGE Waddington, +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
4 GET TO Mr.. MoODY,s SCHOOL.

Troy. July 22.-H B. silnman, OF Cohoes. has given
goo 600 to Mr.. MoOdys school at Mortified, Mass.
for the purpose of erecting building for scientific
uses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
Special n Offices.


Established 1873
MRS. McELRAlH HOMEMADE PRESERVED
BRANDED. CANNED AND spICED FRUITS AND
JELLIES
PURE RED CURRANr JELLY A SPECIALITY.
EverythGs put up IN glass and kept until fall For
prices. references &c, address Mrs. SARAH 8. MeEL-
kATH. 1913 Desraw-st Dro0klyI ". y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
KILLED on THE NORFOLK and WESTERN.

Hagersiown, Md. July 22.-In IN accident on the
Norfolk and Western Railroad. near Rleyvlile' va"
this morning. John stoner freight conductor and
Austin Funk. hagman were killed. The accident
yas caused by the breaking Of the wheel Of ra2ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
WALTON S. WING.

Saratoga ~ Y, July e2.-Waton S. wing. re-
tired gentleman and Il prominent citizen OF Gens
rou died there today suddenly. from heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

The Personal Discomfort and the worry OF Con-
slant Cough and the Soreness OF Lungs ana Inr0ee
which usually attend it, are all remedied ny Dr'
D. Jaynes ExpectOrant, safe medicine lor fui"""''
dsoniers and Throat Affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

Vienna July o2.-The wife OF Mr. J. j. Chew sec
rotary Of the American Legation In this city. died at
v,r,,haa Bohemia to-day from pcT1tonitis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
spryCER,s CLUBHOUSE TO BE OPENED.

Saratoga n. Y, July % (SpeciaD.-So much pressure
has been brought to upon Mr. Spencer that he mas
aoallv resolved to open the clubhouse tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

Barrys Tricophcrou. Ieyves he pes1ns c hS nd
CLOSES. preserves and nuIupues Ino n0'' ~
clc scalp. Cures badness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

MR. CLEVELAND TO GO TO THE ADiRONDACKs.
Troy July e2-Ex.P President Cleveland and his wife
have engaged rooms at the Mirior Lake House, Lake
Placid, in the Adrondachs' from August 10 August
TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
poliiiraI Notices.

Artisiically Painted Banscrs aud Psrtraits,
HoJLR 4 GRASAMs. 81 chambefssa. asas Dw9s
The sun., 1892-01-22
C0LLARED BIZ MUSCULAR BLONDE
An Embarrassing Moment for Harry Hunter
Of the COnsolIdated Blnck boarAa.


A bit OF bright color In bog. a posey in .
swamp--that was May Young. or Lillian O'Dare
tshe gave two namesl. a peachy blonde who
stood in New street yesterday afternoon. sur
rounded by a thousand brokers'. 1t was Just
back OF the New York Stock Exchange.
Miss Young. In a costume and hat OF varie-
gated hues and a sealskin shoulder care. was
excited. She had been in New street several
afternoons recently. apparently on the look
out for somebody. She caught the somebody
yesterday Just rs Change was over. He was
Harry Hunter. and his ruthless occupation Is
to jot down the changes in stock quotations
upon the blackboards Of the Consolidate
for tho day he strolled up New street 10 the
direction of Wall street at 3:1o. and the fair
May. or Lillian. awaited him.
She collnred him and wanted to know In the
name & 9 &eyerythng h9ly why ne hHd deserted less ted
demand. and ftunter. sqqirmcd. But tho fair
With the brokers crowding about the battling
couple Hunter escaped and dashed through
the thronG. The fair one dashed after him.
but he. knowing the ropes; ran up the New
through the main corridor leading out into
broadway. and was gone
The posey In the crowd then clicked her
metal heels on the. walk and cried: THAT
mans my husband. He's deserted mo. I'll
She turned in the direction OF Wall street
and out into Broadway. The ndmiring throng
strobe behind until she turned into Cortlandt
street and took an elevated train up town.
The sun., 1892-01-22
Jerome p.rsisted. In which you spoke about

mover did,, the witness said tartly.
cian. desorbed % lis trestment q Miss Potts IN
sSa ssss G atosgtSeT M s
s.san5s ss ySSrs Is lad i g. &i.ysits
Ivy ~ couldn't swear 70 that, !" replied DR.. Hand
whish was stsrnIy checked by the the Resorder,
.m,,rhis is not o theatre or q cirSus." lie said
eas ypF @ hsppsn. s and
pr. James = Hayden. young, physlcian Of
city ths ssss hS s
tient. and Lawyer Taylor tried hard to keepall
would w % Ss trsnssressed: which did did not not allow .
isstr%etsd Re District % Attorney not to ask er
Any W Sonidentisl c9,nmua9EiSatops, and MI;
A'9p i'ass seoa SaS aIeas writing
mes. BUT on this oecasioSS. @ Jan. 20 SAID
students should not write their own prescrip-
It snSfs M ss Ss thss to d
for the caHsSues which hS had
@ ens II RSs got into toabo aee eped
No Jury can eve. ever SET me into any trouble; be- so
SnaisHe$@ @ ana yin show that ths prescription
HeAln Ar Roxe, Young man N Of r. said he
sss%ssSS e sfs s
MnS Seewoen n9M sF in iGE tSs mornns
snos sn% q e a
COULDN'T wait. Hs told me to prepare, six and
remainder. he handed me ne the : Npresrription
for tho morphine and 1uinne capsules and
. sna h Sepd SsSsa ms y s1 Two or three
~, How did YOU put up the prescription" ?" Mr..
"emas frst 'adklsGG'it "anksG it over carefully said tho
@ b"ek s GSd 20 abe S,IG Gmorphno
ssa scak r' seS aHa Snsa'sG as
another clerk, to the fact that one grain OF
morphine was balanced on the scales. an and he
vii with 1T it th9roaghiy. | PLACED in ea.h 81 ths
ff aSe box ara saas Checked 81 spf
At Mr.. wellmans request Mr. Power pulled
Sne Fssss saa SaS
heen prepared in precisely the same q ne way: Mr..
Miss Pottss room, and lie recognized the
The Sss as s S
Of empty capsules. which were passed around
the Jury for their inspection. . - -,
Now" said Mr.. Wellman. will you fill one
OF those capsules, with morphine in the pres
Mr.. Jerome objected vigorously as Power
drew bottle OF morphine from his pocket.
Tho Recorder said he would allow II; Every
body stood up to look. even young Harris as
Power poured out on a paper pad enough NOR
phine TO kill q dozen, men and gathered some
q II up in ?ne OF the capsules; h lie handed
who wanted to put it in evidence, but
the Recorder wouldn't have 1t. He said it was
enough to question the witness on the resem
blance OF the morphine capsule to the one. con-
tanning the mixture Of 9uinine and nnrlhine;
in appearance between Iuinine and morphine:
nj 6rphne was trihe lighter in weight. but of
course this could not be detected by IN ordi-
nary inspection.
it was 5:3O Of clock now. the Recorders reGu-
lnr hour for adjournment, md the examine
tion OF the drug clork was suspended until this
morning.
The sun., 1892-01-22

San Francisco. Jan. 2l.-The steamer Ala-
media arrived to-day from Australia She en-
countered great storm that forced war YES.
sells ut Apia to leave the harbor.
Tho stallion Maxim Knox. for which Higgins
paid $4,000. was on board. He was In good
trim.
There is great business depression in Vic.
toria. especially in Melbourne. where severa
building and loan associations collapsed.
Then followed the Land Credit Bank Of Mel.
bourne for sl5O0OO. Soon after the Metro
politun Bank failed for nearly fo00.O0O. The
disnsters arc attributed to tho Governments
policy OF retrcnchment: which has thrown
10000 people out Of employment.
A grcut wind storm swept over the district Of
Tickera. South Australia. the last week In No
venber. running the crops and causing loss
of $4,000. Old colonsts say they never saw
its like.
Tho Last Call gold mine Mt Clonicurry. New
South Wales. was recently sold for $50. 900. A
company was formed. but when 1t began work.
ing It was found the mine had been salted and
tho ore was worthless.
The sun., 1892-01-22
CHINESE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Rev. Dr. Baldwin Replies to the Chal-
lenEe Of the RcY. Mr.. IeM:a.

lenge Of the Rev. Mr.. Lewis.
A letter from tho Rev. V. A. Lewis was print
ed in THE Sun Of yesterday morning. in
which DR.. S. L. Baldwin is urged to "come out
from behind few Cinnamon" and discuss
openly with him tho Chinese Sunday school
question. In reply to this letter DR.. Baldwin
said yesterday to a reporter:
which the Rev. Mr.. Lewis complains. l havo
never accused Mr.. Lewis Of opposing mis-
sionary effort on behalf OF the Chinese do not
know why hc should proclaim to tho public
that am the advisor OF the Chinese Of whom
lie complains as assailing him. have not adj
written in regard to him. had not seen a
single one Of tho letters written by any OF
them until saw thcm in print. and l suppose
that up to this time there are many Of them
that hive not seen at all.
1T is entirely gratultouS for him to accuse
lack Of courtcsy' to explain to the public or
to Mr. Lewis; 1t may bc easy for Mr.. Lewis to
say TINT ho holds mo responsible for these
misstatements and abuse. but he cannot hold
me responsible for anything with which have
not been connected.
before the ministerial brethren Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church or any other respeca-
Bile body OF people before whom he chooses to
meet mo.
II. OF course. do not respond to any chal-
lenge sent to me through tho columns OF q
OF issuing such n call. l am ready now. as
always have been. however. to respond to any
communication Mr.. Lewis may choose TO make
to me personally"
The sun., 1892-01-22

Now Ne ana His win May Not Speak or
Pray In MsetluW.

EWy IN NhSeVnRs
BEILEvrILE. Jan. 21.-Tho Dutch Reformed
Church hcre has been divided by serious
quarrel between the Row. W. J. Leggctt. the
pastor and p. VA. Brett, until recently super
intendcnt Of the Sunday school.
Tho trouble began three weeks ago Mt n
meeting Of the Sunday school teachers to dis
cuss the advisnbility Of using some OF tho Sun
day school funds in buying shares in tho Homo
building and Loan Association. so rs to build
new chapel The Rev. Mr.. Leggett then In.
formed Mr.. Brett that he had too much to say In
the matter and requested him to sit down and
give some ono else u chance. This rebuko
was resented by the Sunday school superin.
sendent, who answered his nastor in plain and
and communicated to Mr.. Brett this this resolu. VIl
Whreas. Mr.. p. v. A. Brett has insulted
our pastor and several members Of the con-
sistory, treated them In an unchristian man
first instance TO this wrong conduct and, we
""Whereas Such conduct is Inconsistent with
Christian profession and leadership; there
"Heso'red,, That ?. Y. A; Brett and Lillian D.
or lead In prayer meeting Of church or Chris
school until ,fuIthor notice" e' - '"''"'''
There sp has boon an erection for another Sun
uay SCHOOL Suporlntcnuent ana as Thomas
Browe was the only candidate he WAS elect cd.
The consistoory have studied the laws of tho
Church a little since their meeting. and have
entitled to n trial. which they have notified
him to attend on Jan. ~.
MIR. Brett Is n son-in-l law OF w. II. Webster.
an old resident Of this town, and has been SUI
perintendcnt Of tho Sunday school for the last
eight years. He has been very hard worker
late difficulty ho has many friends. who arc
doing all they cnn in his behalf. They are cir
cu!ating u petition to have him recalled to his
old position. and more than half tho congrcga-
tion have signod 1t.
Mr.. Leggett has been pastor OF the church
\. He once was stroke oar In the Rutgers
crew, whnre he was graduated in 1872 His ia
organized In 1888.
The sun., 1892-01-22
IT LOVES A SHINING MARK.
THE TERRIBLE RAvAe Es OF GRIP.
What the Best Doctors Say About It--The,
Fcnr that II IL on the Increase.

What the Rest Doctors Say About Ht-They
Fcnr that II is on the Increase.
Tho grip goes marching on, says tho Now
York Journal. Twelve deaths from II yester-
day.
Wircs and cables continue to Hash tidings Of
Its ravagcs from all rarts of tho world but
there are thousands OF prostrations that never
como to the public eye. Tho disease is SO
widespread that statlstcians cannot keep ac-
count OF tho multitude OF new cases OF grip
which develop hourly. II has driven many
persons. TO insanity, and tho brute creation
'?Ss Br &c George ssf"i T. ishraav says:
II Is Impossible TO say when the grin will
in rsSps s s tsoS rate thSm
selves 70 the highest point, Of health they need
have little fear OF tho grip"
Dr. ". q. Purple SAYS:
ut is my firm belief that tho epidemic will in
crease IL severity during the next thirty days.
ago. Facts. Of previous epidemcs OF tho kind
show thnt It has never begun to decline until
ar DR. Gyrns eEs asoS 81 hs Departments
said; cannot say whether or not the cpl
w sn IN my the death
increased Increased by care!!essness on the part OF CON-
from thy gripit has been found upon exami.
many Hnss Sns wS1 Wifi EF to dse.S snS
deadly kidney disease assumes. The head
mny ache. but the kidneys cause II to do so,
The muscl los and limbs may be In pain, but the
kidney poison causes 1t.
The inferSnqS Is pHn Keep the kidneys ia
grip. Do you ask how! by doing as so many
others hnve done Here IL an experience. Mr..
j. "A. Calls OF Dick kinson. n. D., says: II was
taken sick in Chicago with the grip: took
! everything that could be thought ~. but got
no better At last ! tried Warmers Safe Cure:
took t"nsp2Sonful every thirty minutes ios
loose. ! raised quantities Of it-a quart or
more. It seemed rs, though l could not OK:
E,eegtornte fast enough. What was the resultf
This gr,eat remcdy cured me-
Mr.. WIN. l.. simpson OF Gloversville. n. Y,
makes. the following remarkable statement:
which centred in my kidneys and left me in
very bad shnpe. | had an all-gons feeling in
my back. which caused faintness whenevar I
euro cured me-"
Mr.. D. Swnton, Wayneshorough. Ont: de-
the grin. Ny doctors conld not help me; ! had
try it. ! took but one hottie and was immedi.
ately relieved. only took two bottles In all.
when was around IA we'll AS ever, while two
OF my friends. who were doctoring with tho
usual remedies. died consider that Warmers
: Safe Cure saved my life"
Tho great danger of grin Is in its deceitful.
ness. Coming unannounced. from those little.
understood organs. the kidneys. it seizes the
life. robs the health, and leaves the victim
worse than before the attack. 1t is necessary
constantly on runrd. to use all possible pre-
caution and avert its nncoming. And for this
purpose there is moth ng which can equal the
great and safe cure above mentioned
The sun., 1892-01-22
TWO COUNTRIES CLAIM HIM
should He he Tried for Murder Where tn
Deed Was Done or Where tho Victim Died

should He he Tried for NJ Murder Where tho
Deed Was Done or Where tho Victim Dieh
CHEAT FALLS. Mon. Jan. 2l.-Frank Ford, bet
ter known as "Nosey' Ford. is now held rrs-
oner at the Blackfoot agency on the charge Of
numbering IN old man named Mahen. and an
application has been made by the Canadian
authorities for his extradition on the ground
that Mahen died on tho Canadian side Of tho
line. Ford. who has long been engaged in
smuggling contraband goods across tho line
ono night in December started from q ranch
in the Milk River Valley. about fifteen miles
from tsH nborder with I7st Gaa e. whs,
friends and ascempaned sH @ H1s KIM. nautns on ths
sHF Wagon nss nssl TWee SRs 0Rt hspsd
hin IN but the third time he could do nothing
tho line aud got the rnncher. whose name was
AAIEdrich: Al to &c back with linn and get the man.
and took him to the ranch. where he died that
might. He did not fully recover consciousness:
onG cry eH Son t"Uw from Ssk H ay wd Sl
s%sIsS1ins somSthip,E wrong. nut hin N Under &
secured his horse: mounted bareback. and got
%Ss;s iSstS rs So% Ss # tie basEiSSs
Of Mahen found the skull fractured under tho
right temple from blow, from some blunt in.
strument, the skull crushed in on tho back OF
enough to insert a mans thumb. Blood was
also found on Ford's revolver. which in his
hurry he had left nt the police camp, A charge
OF murder was consequently brought against
him. and tho Canadian authorities wish to
have him given over to them SO that he may
be tried.
The District Attorney and tho prisoners at
torney will resis this application on tho ground
that the murder. IL any was committed. was
on this side OF the line. and tho man should be
frlnl hara
The sun., 1892-01-22
EROTEC7IvE TARIFF LEAGUE
Cornelius ~. Rlisa Reelected PsesIden
Other Omcers Chosen.

Sorneiiu" n. hiiss Reelected President
Other Omcera ('houcn
Tho annual meeting OF the American Pro-
. -,
tectiVe Iarin Ieague was held yesterday after
noon in fho lon ,,,o's po,v rocr,a ,t 1pS w,,t
r 80 ,,' - eo n, -. oo.I' q. 80 "'''
iwenty-third street The existing tariff SyS-
to,, ,,,., ,..,...l 4. l.. .,,,A. ...,........ A =
.ehi Was icP"iteu 10 pe VuNe satisfactory to
tho leading Industries in all the difYorent sec.
t,n,e .,,..I 49,, 4. 49,, u at,, A. -
thn oont;nuot;a 80 ill.,. mas ~ "so.
~, s ~ " ~ 'Se' ''e' "
changes OF any sort.
Corneius n Bliss was elected President:
Thomas H. Dudlcv First Vic,. .president.
poh,rt p.n,.s Ss VI, ~ =.
%noocr' % l. Iorter' Secohu Nlce-iresluent'
Wilbur +. Wakeman. General Secretary:
Chester Griswold. Trcasurcr: Exocutivc Com
mitt.. m HJ To-. - NJ, VI. 60. " vi,
nttinrt. ny Ii ~ theS ol NSw l0Tk, NeorRe Il. Ely