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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
INTERIM CHESS TOURNAMENT
TARRAsCH II, PoRGEs AND MARCO IN THE LEAD
RESULTS OF THE FOURTEENTH ROUND.

RESULTS OF THE FOURTEENTH ROUND.
Dresden. July 2S.-The tournament COMMITTEE npoh
appeal by Loman, has annuled the game payen IS'
Tuesday between DR.. nrrasch ard D0nsh "ihcfl was
scored by the former the ola m that ue ao'er hah
transcrees,J the time limit. The game has TO be
PLAYED again.
The results Of the games played In the fourteenth
round follows:
Albsn VS.. Mieecs; Ruy Lopez; won by Miescs in
forty eight moves.
Makow,tz W.. Porges: Giu1co piano; lost by White
immediately after the opening moves.
Mason vs. schottlaender: Kings camb declined :;
Mason won: sixty moves.
Non " Marco: Kings Bishops opening drawn
forty five moves.
Cottschall VS. LOman Vienna, scored BY White after
thirty nine moves.
Walbrodt vs.. Bardeleben; Ruy Lopez; BardelebrO
won fifteen moves.
Blackburne scored against tho absent Alapin.
Adiourr.ed gam,s-Winawer vs.. Tarrasch, Bishops
gambt Schcve vs.. Paulsen. irregular opening.
This evening the following adjourned games were
decided: Tarrasch VS.. Gottschal French won 10y
Tnrr,ssch thirty-three moves Porges Noa won by
porces after fifty moves Winawer vs. 1arrisch. won
by Tarrasch rs expected Albn VS.. Noa. won by Noa
as expected: Bardeleben VS. Mason. won by Baue
leben Us expected WalbrOdt W. Winawer draw. 100
moves NOa vs.. Faulsen. draw. 1O5 moves Mics'Sa
vs.. Makowitz, draw, thirtyseven moves; Albih W.
Scheve. draw. fifty moves; Scheve vs.. PauIsen u'"'
forty moves.
The score Porges o. Marco 9. ThrTasch o. Barde-
ieben H. Makowitz IL. Blackbume : IL Winaw'T
71-2, Albn 61-2, Mason IL. Schottlaender IT,
McseS g. Schcve 6, WalbrOdt 3 IL, Noa 4 IL, Paul
sen IL. Loman L.
In the fifteenth round Of the tournament MicSes,
defending piancheto against ScOttlaender. won after
forty three moves i.oman against Isulsn forfeited
the game by exceeding his time limit. laulSen payo
the Sicilian Defence Blackburne will probably losr
"a IllIy Lopez to Wabrodt. The game was adjourned
at a critical stage for the EngliShman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
OBT1 JAR \.
CHARLES PARK.

c,.o.,.s Park. a member Of the FIRM Of Far"
rnf.rl one OF the largest ara DIST Hn'""
- n,u.c, Of the CITY, died Yesterday nom
sr"''f TIM boul. iu Harrison. Wc>tch'si'G
, ,ns ms house In town Is No. ~ West aiN''n'n
=, Mr. Park WAS born in December, i73J' al lar
,Ison Yc attended the common schools, ana w,
~, S,,., rerrian Academy in that village Nh'h
Wv ,,r. old he came to New York ANA al once
,n. hou.c Of Park 1iliorl - clerk ne b''hS
.n,,.d ~ the head ~ ia" arm lie rose rapidly IN"
/, ,u.o year, was nl,o made member VI we "'""
ran, ,hot time until four years ago Mr. r''N WV
'',,,.,, engaged In his business. For the Ia't IL"
o. howevcr he WAS much Of an in'nli' l'ln
SI.c,.. wa, consumption. aud for the rsht mounts
Ain, hts death h. closely confined To Ms ROM
AZ park led N quiet NE. finding amusement ana
,t !, the agricultural management OF MS
s.,' In wesrchester. lie leaves widow three daISh
,er1 the eldest OF WHOM Is married, and TWO sons
, n.,.,l will be held at Harrison on saturday alter
noon NJ half past 4. ,,,,,, Ian, e.. ,,.,. ~ I,,iu.ss
ne "i ,,Y Of No Yi7 broadway, Nos. llo and DOS
W 1--we and No. 7ei Fifth ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
4 QUIET WEEK AT THE STATE CAMP.

Peekskln. July GA pleasant Incident In camp
lie today was the presentation made by The 4lst
Separate Company Of a gold mounted sword 10 Os''ah
Butler the company's compander. The prcScn'auo"
speech was made by DR.. Baum and Responded 10 DS
Captain Buller The week has been quiet one IN
camp the hot weather retardng the men an tlsir
drilling. The guards will he greatly reduced next
week and the former number Of thirteen posts or
HATS win be Out down 10 five This has been m"ce
Necessary by the small number OF men VINO VIII
occupy camp about 40 in all There will be detailed
companies from the 7r 10th, Cpd and I'D regiments
The officer Of the day was Captain Newbon' Inc
battalion drln this morning WAS omitted, as wen as
tbe iegimental parade. The heat was terrihc; .ne
thermometer recording 96 degrees In the shaae. Ipere
are 10 sick men In tho hospital however.
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muorcu DocIOGs Sid HE WAS DEAD.

,,,u..,orrc July 90 (Spccial-Two hours AFTER
's ',st,ntly killing his wife. and then firing
sAo saGalS Spe n" into head on wsHne,aay
o." ,o.o Ecgcston of this place, was pro
n,s"' deaa by couple of physicians, Inc pan
oncred his left temple and came out vi r rgoa
side OF the head. After being prono" vito ON N.
ION was law om OF his house and left alone for the
floor OF rvom LANDING guard on the sidewalk.
Night pm &C.,. While examining the bodies this
Inc eoro"e oaoorcres signs Of life in the man. and
iior""s ,',, ,,nen TO the hospital. The PHYSICIANS
performed The operation of epannns ana r" had
tho woand A AZ se st' it E sSasd i resting
s nsS snd Il IS thought he may recover A"0
r'an say the case il remsrkao"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THE EARRING "COUNTIES" FACTIONS.
YOUNG MEN DETERMINED TO OPPOSE TAMM,NY
IN THE LOCAL light.


IN THE LOCAL light.
Much Of the local political sky wa obscnred ycstcr
dav bv the clouds Of battle which arose from th'
c.,. 90 contention between The County Democrtcy'-
,.rrino factions as there 10 be fight made against
Tamrnauv Hall this year, shall the Ng"ah 'hr's
he allowed 10 have everything their own way IN 'i''s
city - seems be the question diVdihe INC 'ono'
% the cod Guard from the coils Z" 'he "'t"'
yation Ernest IIarvcr. chairman OF 'he 'oh"''''''
Of Ten appointed 10 reorganize the Assembly D'>'''
nnder the recent rcapporuonment, was asked le''ef
sa ,a, uer. ,be pIans Of campaign II they had been
manned ont Mr. Hafyier replied that what was Iei'
- The organization after It's many defeats was gr"aN
exercised over the dlscOrdant condition deVeoPo J"
the meeting OF the committee at cooper Union "h
Wedne day.
The trouble IS" he said. that few OF the 'pacN
Numbers the moss bucket veterans want 10 :" uo"
with the ship We. OF the younger element. would
-, ., boon aaoat They oppose the nomination
., candidates. we propose 20 give Tammany Han
,oa echt who oppose usl handful lon can
ana them all at No. $50 Broadway on pay DAY AT INC
Controllers Office. There is Secretary M'ee cefh u"
markets.: Daniel f. bowling. market coiIe''or' io"'
Manner market collector; Peter Rush. whose son Is III
the Finance Department hlchoei D. buhc' az" WV
Or three OF hers who II they are not on the dcl"rm.
u I'D like ~ be They are looking to cxJudge
,,.ca I Power and Controller Myers for aid ana
o,,ort Int don't think they will get much Judge
power. himself a most esimable gentleman Is p'ao"
,s,Iv ont Of politics These people VINO would hNe
to repo,e under the shade" OF ms wing are u,',u "
inter a whisper Of dissent against iah''"'S nan ~
fear they will lose their places
awe. the majority. wish 10 band together the peno-
crats ~ New York but not In fellowship WIN
rrammany Hail. We mean to oppose l''l"'"''
nominations for local offices wherever we can 10 -"
srccessfully Who Will VIM We Will The 'oii-
n,,ee Of Ten il all right. IL Is fight between inc
mick and the dead and 1t will be safe to bet gu the
quick" .so ,o,,,, ne,roc
charles A. Jackson, chairman Of the County De'ho'
cv ,s quoted By both sides ~ In ative sympa'iS
ui,h Mr. IIarvier's methods Of warfare
charles j. MCGEE. TO whom Chairman iarver
, - secretary Of the Comfy Democracy c'onerA
IA 80, snce 1883. lie said Yesterday JNhhoh
% Waryier want get control OF the County pen'cc
anu no that they can have something to sell OUT hs
rae. Jocai ticket next fall nothing has been decldea
Tor u yon. a. vet. our plan II to go ahead ana
upon too ,he districts first. When have Things
GIeanH shape il will be time enough 10 decide Ma i
N poo' We Ought 10 pursue as TO nominating loc"i
d.fas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
ABRAHAM WILTIE.

Abraham Wllt,ie. who died yesterday from typhoid
,oyer ,t hl, home No. 81 Park avc, after an lne -
~ only two days. born near H'pcwcll, DutchcS'
county on May II. 1Si2. lie was of French
uuruenot and Holland Dutch extraction. ON his
mother's side he was descended from the kaPpeNe''
being only five removes from the first white eid porn
4, ,ho New Netherlands. Mr. Wiltsic lived In POUCH
,.rsIe for the greater part of his life AMI for fifty
year, he was engaged In the leather business there
heug the Junior partner Of the firm of Boyd Wtsie
Io retired from business about twenty years ago Mr.
vilt.e ma, been twice married. lie had no children
lac his first wife. His second WIFE, to whom he w'Is
married i'm 1867 is daughter OF the Rev. s'nh
Iongtsg who for than fifty years has been con-
nected With the Methodist B0OA Concern lie had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
MKfNLEY CALM AND CONFIDENT.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL SUFFER BY
REASON OF THEIR TREATMENT OF THE FAIR.

Chicago Juy IS Cspecial,-Governor Mckinley. 81
Ohlo was in the city to-day his way TO Madison
Wis, where he In TO speak Omorrow. The Governor
Is convinced that the trouble at Homestead Will not
cut the least figure In determining the attitude OF the
people next November toward the tariff question:
incident u recent date Is calculated 70 effect either
Democrauc or Republican party IN this State " III
the Nation at hrgr. It VIII be observable as direct
result OF the prolonged hostility Of the Democrats Ill
Congress to the Government appropriation for the
Worlds Fair "Were the Republicans In the same
position toward The appropriation that VIZ discover
the Democrats TO be-" he remarked, II do not hes-
tate TO Ey that they would feel tho force OF the
clastiseu,ent the people at large would administer
All the Democrats may not be opposed 10 the nppfo
pratiOn. but the leaders certainly arr, and the ma
ority OF the party south and East have taken Their
cue from Holman and McMillin. j should say thh'
the action a the Democrats in Congress would ma
tcrialy Oprnte 10 TN, disadvantage Of their party In
Illinois"
Governor Mckinley said that he thought inc propo
ston to establish committee headquarters IN Chcago
an excellent one and Said with regard 10 the cam
paign outlook: ~ believe we shall carry every olal"
That carried four years nGO We are very s'Vna
In the West. State pride Is strong caro- ioF MI
Harrison In Indiana. | feel very confident oil New
York and alSO of West Virginia."
And the Farmers Alliance
At doesn't wOrry much"
"ls ohio safe :" attn
IL anticipate u good healthy majority Tn ONO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
vrIDoW CLUB TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
sv,r IyTERFERIS WITH THE PLAY-w. A. LAR
yen WINS HIS MATCJI WITH Q. A. SHAW.

,v,r ,yTFRFERIS WITH THE PLAY-w. A. LAR
xrD WINS HIS MATCH WITH Q. A. SHAW.
s,,,hampton. " ", July 2s.-The heat here to
a., ,n,srfered seriously with the play in the Meadow
~. tournament. In the morning. especially, the
,.ot vas felt f. j.. Hall defeated S. t. Chase the
v..Ieru champion, after very severe struggle Chase
49, uany points by lobbing out Of court, but when
.,s, he came to the net he was Outvoleyed lie
-. Ma host play In the first set which he lost,
- Hall PLAYED much better game during the
80 at and won 60. W. A. Larned, in his
,..,h against O. a. Shaw, jr., proved that his VIC
49,, vestevday was no nuke. and won handily, CD,
y, IN The afternoon play continued in the
It souhles and the consolation singles, while The
80 aoublts were started Q. A. Shaw and s. T.
Co.,. s1hausted by their work Of the morning, were
1900 Nv J. A. and G. p. Rowland, Ga ST, 10
= ne first two sets the losers played with much ant
.,nn but were too tired by the time the third was
,.m. The summary follows. f. l.. Han defeated
4 = Chase O.. e. W. A. LaTned defeated O. a.
shaw, 6-3, O.
n " stewart defeated J. W. Thomas and j. r.
psoon. 60. 10, e.. :. L. Chase and Q. A. Shaw
n, defeated Barclay and Stewart CO, 81. NJ. r.
pr,sser and partner defauled to V. G. and F. L. Hull
r and T. Rowland beat J. z. and G.. SchefHed, 81,
ga
rirst rcunds-H NJ Billings and Duncan Gambler
,ssted Rushmoro and J. F. ralmadge. ir., "a, o-3
p and j. Rowland defeated 5. T. Chase and T. A.
aav, 80, 10, 60.
Mixed doubles, preliminary round-Miss Slope and
3d. strong defeated Mis- White and D. White. I'll
go: Mss Bacon and Y. G. Hall defeated Miss COL
ss,e snd E. Lincoln. Go, rs: Miss Amy Moeran ana
p G. Stewart defeated w. Ogden Harrison and MISS
harrison, rs, %.
Consolation singes-Talmsdge dcfea+ed Carlart,
g. ga; Hewitt defeated Rogers, 50, 2-o, -
gushmore defeated strong. Go, GO; E. stevens de-
= v Reach defailted 10 Sanford. First round-San.
Sqd defeated Rushmoe, O., sc; 1slmadge deiss'ea
rockingham GO, SO; L@rccque delaul'ea "
Ellncs: scott Detailed 10 Hewitt
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Po>toGice Notice.
shoula be- rad daily Dy all Interested as changes may

Po>toGice Notice.
,shoud bv rad daily BY all Interested a. oh""se' HAS
o''I. , 4, for foreign need not be specially sd
S when ie d er' TO nd dGpcaSs COM
n"@, Il, me fa,test vessels available =
''' Foirn mail. or the July 5oth will close
FRIDAY p NJ. for La Plata Countries direct pss
SATrRDNY-At 30 A. m. for France. swIt.erland
Iwly spain Portugal and Turkey per : la IasSosHy
@a lnrt ani Pcmcn ci:ers Tor sna Franee sv
,e FGGd Ia{ at rSis 80 a. a % for ireland PEI
Gh a os.eosto%n gtT Tor oer paris FOR Sor%ay
a MS;: be per- S's . ScrsS directed pes
v'gaaam Va Rotterdam ettrs Pat be alrcctel
4 letters SE s %ss b s d, q c Cir
at c9 THs% sad South paea 'T po ts"t ps
c, Of Para via fSlo@ e .. for GTa "a. mSs'
% ad HnS%ns and PC" ",s; Iel TS%us Litter:
for 5T o and S T'GG s r 0sn SS'a isS WA
..upplencntary II 20 a. NJ Tor F9,tun- Island and ia
for rr %aS Man e Psg g b. d Bas et,c.
: 81 cs.' & s@ I'D u, I IN %,
TIerc'Miaueion per steamer from North sydney. =.
r5$ " IL '%% .es.'y '%S .S s.i e Eag
}ai ;''a s t Tor china
INV r es a''% 80 S'1 % Mats for SS;Paa New:
I'm ~ ard Sa" sse I s.s d,s yer us
Hfl%. S as @ Ss. i e Srss $.:
o., 'vN,yf,mmiland by mi 70 rIafax and thence by
p.ar,r cose This Office daily a, $50 p m Mails
- Nionc,or Nv rail To and thence by staarner
los. AZ MI. once daily at $50 M Malls for Cuba.
n 'r1nina. and thence hy steamer Sailing
Vondavs and thursdry close at this Onice daily at
10 A. NJ Mails Tor Mexico overland. unless specially
aiiresed dispatch by steamer close at this Office
'' rr1a~faca: mals are forwarded to San Francisco
d,lly and the schedule Of closing IS arranged the
E,anri.co Ma the Fast arriving Al
San rancsco the day - slilng Of are dis
PATCHED thence the same dav.
sI,cristnrcd mall close, ~ 6 90 p m previous day
uftlr on he M
OF Fng N. French and German steamers the hour
% supplementary mails NJ the Posfo1ice
rsrnin opcn until within Ten Minutes OF hour Of
sailing ~ steamer. CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postorlce New ork, y. Y, Postmaster.
Tuv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
A BIG FUR COMBINE.

COMPANIES UNITE WITH A CAPITAL OF $40 oOo,ooo
A combination In the mercantile world was formed
in Newark Yesterday when pool In furs was made
at tho Offices OF Riker Il Riker. lawyers. The he"
c,mpany has a capital Of SlO.OOO,0 900. and VIII be
known A the George c. Treadweu Company. 1T Is
expected by the promoters that 1t Will have con
siderable control over the BehrinS Sea arbitration
Among the directors are George II. Thatcher J0hh d.
Parsons and Geore II. Tresidwel. representing three
Albany banks George II. Treadwel afo rp
rsents TIE fur trade. with H. Burnett, Augustus H.
Ward. and ~ j. Bshoprick, and Charles W. hker'
Of Newark. is counsel f. L. Rdgway and Walter
y. Tins. Of New-York, also interested Inc
pool is brought out under the auspices of the 'he
cal National Bank and the Merchants National Ian'''
90 New York. the First National Bsnk of Albany, and
tbe Manufacturers. Bank and the Fidelity Title and
Deposit Company Of Newark with Vn' NUN '"' wv
Trust Company Of New-York rcpo~oTs Of the
as auditors.
II IS said that there are at present loV" hc" S'"'
slsns An New-York and the eighborhovL which were
caught by pcacbers and aiV1r "ihch inc uP''na"'
rresDondence between Washington and London has
been lnsly carried The old nTm oil ir"h""'I d"
co. always refused dress aud dye skins for other
FIR FIRMS The new cvnatue VIII dress ana aye SAh'>
here and Il Is expected that fnrlscrs throughout IN"
country wsIl give them their trade Instead Of Shiihs
their skins to be dy I'd and dressed In England as they
taya hen In the lalat Of doug. Treadwcu q" have
n system OF dyeing winch is superior 10 .ith.F Mc
French or English system An EgShs' synui,sp' wa,
e.cyd a. Now the pool Win BE- IN position 81 drsTs
sAtns In this county instead Of hendbfg theti hD"
The new concern will have a market FOR th'lr epHs
vhrMigh all the leading Wholesale dealers WHO nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
TIE PEOPLES PARTY ~ COLORADO.

nonv.r tny as-Thc Peoples party state Con
ve,ton finished i,s work shortly before n O'Clock THIS
.r,,y and the Tic k,t nominated WIS taken irom
-, u., ~ names recommended hy the i4nt Conner
enc. Comml,t.,. ~ The silver L.acu" and the Fe"p"
rnrty 4 platform unanimously "lop"N' '"P
,.,rt,ny the d,cau't0, - the Omaha C'iVeh'"" d.
Who'll, and Designating ~ Of primary imir'rth''
q, tli, time To- the people u 'p"i'Ii' ""'. P'
e., which declares for TIE free and Unlimited
c.lnae. Of silver and gold on ratio oil 9iN'vn !"
one .,.
,r, ,i,,t,rrn condemns ,hc attempted as'n,elnat"n
-, v,rar.r Ftcl, and dcnounc", the punishment III
rt.,c1 by Colonel Streat,r ON Fivu" l1n~. 1i I"I''
st,nd and Opposes the employment OF l1nkrr"" NV"
r,r.,ug, an over Sight on o." part ~ TIE i'''iu
uon. Committee the woman sniIras" plank was
emitted frum the platform. great h""l was rare"
hc IN. women present. and they We're @eo"hu'u Nv
many " the male delegates. No way OF c'''e'''"S
IN. mistake pr,ecnt,-i ITSELF and The matter WIS
,,o,nrd II r,,s evident that the convention was not
w. fycr ., senators Teller and w,lcolt and ReprcS'nta
tive Towl>ends action In Congress Der ~'s ""'
ma, of Aiap:hoe presented resolution foI "a" pro
-, ,l,n Of the laborug classes. which wa hu"p''n'
Aiming these resolutions one u"t u" ne anll,
close The sale Of all coal iaid ana h'u t"' S'"' '
an, stt. tscm In the Interest OF the people. -,
g. " klns Offend a resolution That a law o. P'e' "
declaring void tie law requiring al contract, 70 o. mI
result Of the baOting was the selection oil 'ne l"io"
ing ticket -,....... g ,,,g.v ~ Weld
q. berry Of Montris..: \. j. Overhaul, Of i'"lier
s''I w. G"y'rnor, D. r. Waite. OF Irtkn: Lcurna.
c,.-r0pr D. H. Nicll1k. Of boulder; Attorney "cncr,t
Eng ne Encley. Of Iilnsdn" Sccle'ary oi S,ar. "
Mclea-e Of Mesa Treasurer, Albert Nance, OF Aippi
Roc. \udiror w. VI. GUodi hOuntz, or MonlcIlWh
.t,te Regents d. NJ. Richard. and W. T.. Anderson
both of Arapahoe. -
OF tie rsSlsaI eecosi dH berry h aSS ara n @S:
is a silver Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

BROOKLYN'S NEW CLUB.
REPUBLICANS COMPLETING THE ORGANIZATIONS
OF THEIR DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION.

REPUBLICANS COMPLETING THE ORGANIZATIONS
OF THEIR DOwNTowS CATION.
A representative body Of Republicans met Inst even
ing in the directors room Of the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music 10 take further steps toward inc lo''".o
of the new Downtown Republican cub, "f broohNh'
the movement for tlr formation of when was Ii"io
I'm April. Franklin Woodruff WAS ncuvc In prono''ns
the work Of organization. and has secured ~" DIX
natures 10 the circular sent out relative to the move
ment Notice Of last nights meeting was SehV "
each OF the igncrS. Among those who were present
were Joshua NJ. Van Cott Robert 4. sfarkcy' Aiireu
Hodges W. .. Cloycs, NJ V. Il. Plumb John H. Butier'
Dr. q. SandhaiScn, Robert NJ. Fixing "eoree T.
Brainari, John McGurc. Charles c. Talcott IhoihaS
H. Wagstan Andrew Jacobs J. 6. van D"rch anu
r. s. wilder. Nearly every ward In the city was rcpro
seuted. The circular sent ont for signatures S''
forth the aim Of the club 10 DC 10
Increase the interest I'm Republican principles,
IN prvmote good government, city, state ana VA
tional aud % cultivate acquaintance through mu'ua'
intercourse
The circular was signed BY Franklin Woodruff
Thecdorc j. Benjamin. George b. Forester W. A.
pooth Z H. Hobbs, Joshua W. Van CON-, ~ -
Lewis. George II. Roberts W. w. Goodrich u ~
Rhinehart. ID. NJ Hurley. j. j. scinsser' W H.
Beard and Howard NJ smith.
Joshua NJ Van Colt was called 70 preside last
evening. and Robert Mcclure secretary, Mr..
moved that the suggestion OF H." committee INV '"o
accumulation BE- callei the Hroohlyn Republ'ah 'mu
r., ndop,d Thi, done unanimously IL WIS
also decided ~ place the Initiation fee at 80 ana t
annual dues at the same figure. IL "aS Si'o "e
c,aod 10 establish H.. headquarters near The dy
Hall.
The following provisional officers wcrc elected to
,y,. mill a permanent organization Is perfected ;
President Fnnklin Woodruff. sccrctary Geurge {.
p,.innrd tl,n,ircr Robert VI. Elhlng The pro
yl.ouAl PRECEDENT wns AUTHORIZED I" "plnh,t ',n'
member.Lip rooms. and nomination oil director. qua
ofNrcr, II Wa. voted Ia admit 0nly Recognized "
nullcen. 10 membership IN the club. The m'cun1
adjourned subject 10 the call of the cmArhih Nir'
Vnn cot, snl that h. thought the movement wa,
b "a, under the mort fav yrabc auspices. II Is hoP al
,o pcrf.rt the organization 50 ina some cHTuNc
,rnrk cnn he done In the coming campHlgn me ~ y.
viii DE especially made 10 induce Young men W ehAi''
their cuert,ic, for the cnuse Of the ciub.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THREE CHILDREN SUPPORTED IN A CLOSET.

M,dford, Mass, July 2s-The fire bells rang Mt q 30
n III. to-day, calling citizens to search for four
children who had been missing since III H. m. Ihey
were blanche Burrows aged four, daughter OF william
T. Barruws Roland Cushing aged five, son OF Walter
F. Cushing Eddie Randall aged 1vc son Of +. r.
randall and Albert Lewis, aged six, son Of r. \.
Lewis. The parents and few friends began the
search ery IN the afternoon, and the police OF Maiden
and Mcdfor Informed. After the irebeil' riiis
about 800 people turned with lanterns and secured
the wood, In every direction. At O'Clock tho bells
announced that the children had been found but all
were dead but the Barrows child. They were ioluld
I'm a closet under sink I'm house which was being
hunt OH Lapham-st where they had crawlcd some
fine during the day. and the door WAS either puleu
to by them or shut In some way, swapping the ta'ou
and making them prisoners. The three boys were dead
from sufocation. when found the little girl slowly
sinking, and had they been discovered little later
none OF the children would have been alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
MEETING or THE PRESS GLIB.

The Press Crph held a meeting I'm the clubhouse on
Slsau.st Yesterday afternoon. They discussed ways
I'd Of raising necessary money fer the new club
house A letter Of encouragement was received from
uAuncey NJ. Dcpcw promising help ana expressing VIII
hghess to work on a committee. Erastus Winai, OF
Staten Island said ne would work hard for the clubs
hes and contributed 81 900 toward the mnd for the
hsw building and 800 was received from other sources
Subcommittee Of the Committee Of Ways and Means
were appointed theatres and entertainments inc urs
s0a trade and sports Souvenirs newspapers ana
banters membership subscriptions subscriptions from
pase men, steamship companies art conmi'tee' printing
Presses bankers and piano tobacco
sso railroads. club publication, carpet trade ana hoIes