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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
ALTERED ABoTT TIE TOWN.

A lecture on The Race Problem Of the south VIII
he given before the Brooklyn Ethical Association 10,
morrow evcnn. at 30 O'Clock in the second I'M
,allan Church. at Clinton and Congress sts., by the
Rev samuel j. Barrows. Of Boston, Editor OF " Inc
Christian Register T. McCants stewart and others
will make addresses Professor Joseph lie Genie
Will speak the same subject. from the southern
POINT OF view. on February II, instead OF February
-. announced.
More evidence for the defence was presented yes
To-day IN the continuance Of the Trial OF the libel SUIT
Of Mrs Jones agans: The Eagle" u recover $4,000
rs damages. Mary L. Dela'ey. John H. Brurgc-
man. Mrs. Joscphne Bruggcman. Louis Long, John
Delaney and Or. John l.. Ellsworth were among the
Witnesses.
The annual report Of the Fire Department shows
49l nicS last year. with loss II 81 .GOo.1Ol Only
ih.ce fires rcsalted I'm losses exceeding 100000
There were 5OTi9.cOO gallons Of water usci in eX-
tlrguishinc fires rire commissioner Ennis urges That
all FIRE telegraph wire. b. pat underground
The trustees of iAc second Unitarian Church. at
Clinton and ConSrc,> ST.. aud OF II. Matthews En-;
M>i Lutheran Church. AZ Clinton and Amity S'' a'c
dc,r1,i, OF selling The culchc, and rebuilding IN up
town regions OF The city. The Methodist church at
Clinton aud Pacific IS, was recently abandoned.
The Rev Thomas Chalmers has begun his pastoral,
f. the Church of Christ in ,c?iinc Place. slcc 'c5ins
the Rev Mr.. Young. VIII, went 10 Ann Aib,r, Mich,
lat summer.
\
Fellows Temple IN Irloblyn 10 BE- Que OF She finest
building, Of the Kind IN the country.
Diplomas were AWARDED 70 nearly 100 graduates q
tie Girls High school Thursday evening. Mayor
EOudy made address.
Another conference over The proposed settlement OF
The arrears OF charged against the elevated rail
road companies was held in the Mayors Office yeser-
day. but conclusion was reached
\ new system OF electric piopul.ion. by which 1t IS
said the overhead trolley De dispensed WITH Is 10
10 experimental with on the electric IOad In Coney
lslsndavc. 20 day.
-Four children were Lcf).e Judge Moor, Yesterday
in the Of sessions answer e. charges Of grand
larceny in the second degree They John HON
man, sixteen years old Margaret Bic"ht, fourteen
wears old Nellie Larkm thirteen years Old and August
Ilcss nine years Old They charged with steal
INK considerable amount Of property and confessed
Tho crime. The two elder sent T. jail the
younger girl 10 the House Of the Good shepherd, and
tIo Younger boy was set free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
MEETINGS md ENTERTAINNEN1S.

Tho frs, ~ the series OF Gllmore's concerts s' ."o
GOD poolnont Armoy will b. given this evening uhu'
,h, ,usplces OF Company b. and the proceeds VIII w ~
% nav the expenses OF decorating the company io'
number Of GOOD singers will be present anu '''o ~
concert there Will be dancing until midnlSh" 49,.
Colonel David Sickels Will lecture ,o-i'1"o a.
.,once Week Entertainment" Of the Harlem hspuo''
,h Xo "a, West Cnehundr and twenty. iithst'' on
.Huddha anil the Buddhists" The lecture VIII DC ior
tho hencat Of the Harlem Eve and Ear lhhrihaN'
n,a.,.mcctng will be held tonight at Si1uso" nan.
,,dl.onay and One.hundIcd twenty ith'se'' 10 P
g,,st the Park Avenue Bridge bill, which gives inc H
York Central Railroad the right to raise us "'n " We
ro,horo mart Of Harlem those who VIII address
the meeting will be charles w DaVtoh 'o'i - 40
CONGRESSMAN Fitch Jacob Castor and Assembyman Web
Stnr. =, ,..,t,o a.
- u, srs.k IN Association Hall Fourtha'e. and Tween
tbi,ds o.morrow afternoon a: O'Clock on Ihe Chfls
tan Young Man in Business" MISS fo'o"'o '>''" "'
sing All young men arc invited
Tho lecture this evening in the Cooper Union hce course
win 10 delivered by Garrett r. SerSLsS, on "How WORMS
are Made" >.
rho . Da.,ery National Guard. State q New
YORK viii give their nfty-nlnth annual reception at thcf
ernory on Monday evening. All military guests AT" ~
noccd 70 apt.ar in uniform. There will BE- review Of
the battry by Brlgaicr.Gcneral Louis Fitzgerald ~
0.3O p. .,,
The Republican Club OF the IXth As emby Ds1rc'
,rlI bod regular meeting az their rooms, NO Abns
don square on MONDAY evening at o'c."'h
The Roy Dr. Peter STRIKER will preach this evening
az the Thirty fourth street Reformed Church. Inc SUD-
act 81 his dsrour,, will lc 1.-The LquoT-Dcal'rS Last
niou.vp in which he VIII draw particular attention 70
tho Ubiquitous bill before the Legislature al Albany
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ppOGrT,s or THE ATHLETIC WAR.


There +, a crisis in the athletic world and develop
mcnt, during next days viii closely watched ~
oil followers Of sports. The Dissatisfaction err
tain districts Athletic OF.
fnnIyaton tho United Stits Athletic League seem To
uoln, h. Of determination between the oraanilI-
tion- similar In it, scope to the battle
ew wear, ago between the nun and y. \ \. \. \.
whether the In charge Of amateur athletic aHiis
will together and avoid serious trouble doubtful
The line l. already drawn between the gsni1 tons
and many heated discussions occurred yc ray. Neither
side seems 10 be- trying avoid roub!" but appears 20
using all II, ammunition In ylliNme the otIr. How
either side con expect destroy IT, enemy by simply throw.
ing mud f. beyond the comprehension Of ccarheadcd a.
lctc
The United states fired first gun on Thurs.
DAY when the Staten Island Athletic club formally TO-
erncd from thc Athletic Union. Tho promoter,
Of the new league are hoIc, TINT other and even more
formidable nhlct. club viii Join their rank, The meet
Ing of the BE- held at monicos nest Friday.
Among the clubs mentioned likely join the league
are the University \. G.. Manhattan T. g. Berkeley \. r
Crescent A. e. Of Brooklyn. and possibly tie NcwYolA
Athletic Club.
Should all these clubs join with thr new hague the
Amateur Athletic Union Will have nght on IT, hand,
such =. IFS uonOtcis never dreamed of.
said ole &; the official, Of .natcur Athletic Union
last night: The league cannot succeed because u
has been tuiit upon false principle. 1t orranzcl
,or ,or.on,I sp. bv nsn left Of thu Board
~ Manager. when the reorganization Of the Union took
Mace last November The promoter, have said all along
that the movement not antasoni>tic To the j. A. L.
but they said that simply 10 cover up their tracks. The
athletic element viii desert the Union. and
What the nion l. fote promotion o. amateur athletics
and not for social purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
EAT ORANGE.
ur SHOT Ills PLAYMATE IN Sf'hl'

III SHOT lis PLAYMATE IN Hf'hl'
\ sclion, ami possibly fatal shoo'lh7
,, ,,,,e ia urlt In the oranges. despite Tue 'n''''
that noy, been made to keep the matter Sc'''''
go, d,v. oco Harry Green. the ten year ~" -
= " G,,or of University Place. East oi7'hS' '''''''
,,r .,b.,l IF the usual time. con- the way I' "c' d"
.,,,,,,, Herbert altman. IA" twelve year Oh ''n ."
N, v,rv T. Oainian. Tie later proposed that ,'cH
hould ,,y hockey and instcad 81 gong u ''' -
80 ,I ,,,L Hotel wncr. the uatnar, were h"iHl"5'
when thc bow, reached the hotel they went - '''
r,om. Of ile uatmau, 10 play. on the m'A'c' WV
t,,o reyolvcr, and young oauman pi'A'u UP "'o W
hon, and said Let, play shoot.
A,,i,i,,, ,he action b. the VOID, he cooked Inc n
volvcr and pointing IL at younS "Icrh P''''' W.
TRIGGER The latter led + dodge but "lihont S"''o''
r, Ian st,nc him on the side II the head Just hu'N'
tho h,.c l the -kull and pa-,cd entirely 'hIous" 81
hc,d and l0l.ad In the wall. The boy TEL 10 III
n.r and youns uatman. realizing what De han '''''
,,, ho,rn,A Young Grccn dd not lose '"h''i'' Ut ~
, 60 -, ,,,re ,nnvcycd {, his homo, where he wa
,,.,dd tx DIR r. A. ole and DR.. Ralph lk'A'lo'h u
ri 1,tnurr and Dr y. II. >lctht, &" N'W"ih' ....
ne Lon l,v IN a critical condition uhliI h.,' 7".
dav when The attendant ply -ican> d,' az u't '
nuri alton was necessary. y part oi ''t nv'.' 49,
,,d unt on IN IL passage through tlc rhth va
,,.r,ed and tvO sllyrr- of bone. Inc boy av.'''
,,eo,ly and there H. fear the part 81 Inc pnl
riam, ,l,rt oven n he RECEIVERS lie, brain VIZ ~
,ic,tcd lat night tine physicians said that the boy
an, more comfortable. but th"y W"uu lt1 , cAP,d
,uy cuiuion - 10 his ul mate recovery. IN l'I
nd /: a bright Toy and a great iANOI''c "'o's "'
who knew HIM.
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THEY WISH THEY HAD BACK THEIR MONEY.

The members Of Cornell council Oh III" >''''''"
Fr;,ternal Circle with few exceptions are among 'lc
,,I,er -, victims who have invested their money in
the scheme which WAS proposed In 17so by inc
supreme Council Of the order nj Baltimore Md' Inc
Cornell Council is composed Of New Workers, ana last
night the members met at their rooms ut sAtN-aNe'
and Twenty -fourth-st.. ana committee was appointed
to engage counsel look out for their Interest III te
scheme. which they now pronounce n a s"lndle'
II looks Hike case Of freeze-out s'd one Oh 'i'e
rnorIer last evening About 1000 members Of the
, r,.r nav. maid nearly ~ 100000 into the Treasury
q, The supreme Council. and I'm January Of this year
they were supposed To- raNp the benefit % their invest
ucnt- But the supreme Council changed me DN-
INV as IL ma, a right 10. and now anybody VINO mas
money in the scheme Is I ID that he must continue 10
pav the assessment lose what he has ar ady invested
The supreme Council nov promises 10 return tile
money To the members II they continue 70 pay uie
assessments. but promise was broken once IL Is
reasonable TO suppose that IL VIII be relea~d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

uoI-Nr VERNON Among the lccbcreS OF
G,cculnud's ley Mountains lonhlng for IN" Norh
poc C,stawny>r was the subject al lecture With
,,,.u seven ,rr.opiicnn views by Lieutenant H. Eek
tor Rboadc. retired officer of the Navy. before The
knight, Tcmplar Association in 'ASc'lOn Castle last
night The views mainly from Sketches made
la the lecturer when. with Lieutenant commander
belong Iicutcnan Chpp. and Others ~ the NAVY
hlp Jnniata hc Wa sent to the AItuc, IN 1910, IN
search ~ the missing people Of Captain Hairs cXpc
dtjon who had been cast away and their vessel
crashed by ice in smith, sound the year before The
lecturer r:ve an account OF the hitting out OF ire
Juniata III relief vessel. at III" Navy Yard 10 WIN
r,ud a.. crushing force III the Ice ana 10 H"ntHlh tlc
officer, and crew for two year, Of the dangers met
with going north: Of the hunting or the ral. wal
r,is and elder duck: bla 'ting Of the ice" discovery
and vGrtip. Of a Goa! mine on Dsho ISladi the
finding Of The camp of the Casiawhys, ana Inc peril
air tourney OF belong ana nj, party
an Tie steam launch across MeINllc Say
w The Republican Town Committee
,rot nm Thursday night and took preliminary steps
toward formulating plan for carrying on INC cam
nnlpn for me -priug election Of town oncers on March
30 The prlmaric, for ceciing delegates to the town
convention will tre held on March Il. The follow
officers are to be elected: supervisor. Town Clerk
Justice Of tic Peace, Highway Commissioner ana
Auditor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

PITII.NILT.E


THE TEOr-DIE IN TIE REFORMED CHURCH.
The trouble which IA, arisen between the pa-t"r of
the Bclc,iIc Reformed Church and the former suprn-
tendcut Of the sunday school had Its origin at a
teachers meeting in December. The superintendent
va, making some cX ended remarks. adVocauhs Ger.
tain method, Of procedure when the pastor interrupted
him. SAYING II Mr.. Brett would tax leS'' SUM
one else might have chance to speak,, or Woru' u
that crcc; After the meeting wa over Mr' hre''
determined 10 90 back and seek an explanation rom
the tastor The interview was unsatisfactory ~ MN
ard he remarked warmly hat he Knew "Hch "c
,vos in.ucd unite A. we'll the teachers dl'' 'h'c'
This an older called OH Mr.. Brett ana advised nm "
,..i,u hjs Mace as superintendent, ana lhuhli''d
Chm, ,nIe.s he did 80 be would b. depCeed ny Ihc
r,uJtorv Mr. Elett resigned. The same cldcr al'o
.dvi.,.l Mr. Brett to call upon the pastor an" ih"Ac
annie analogy Mr.. Brett wrote letter oil eAPia'"
zion 10 the pastor apploczng for all acts ana "orus
I'm which he was in error. No answer was rc'uih'u
TO th, lcttc:. Mr. Brett says ,
Tie Con,isory cited him TO appear before J" "''
answer charge, Of di>rc>pcct 10 the pa''or az" w.
hi tim conduct At the dime 1t ihhi''eu "
.ootcncc mon NJ Bret, and hi, vile 10y e"!''""n
,,,,,u ,heu, entire abstinence from all P"fd'IP'' "
meeting, for prayer. SUNDAY school ana ~ "'"
,,.,..r .,,. These summary procccilhsa ST.
ur,tiy rurulrr- ard attendants al nv ,.rt,n ",
ami The knowledge 0l Nr. ad MI ,,,cr a. ihcc
~, pared c~uNiug to IA" tN''I'h IA u.lli:y
me- Ms and pf.iNrg the toh'l>'"iH -, ,hnr,
lin 80 q, remove the reflections cat hl"i ~
MI MA. signed hy over 100 p, Sh> mn ~ m.
,n,u,tnv nf many others Who dld n"t 49,, ,,,t
y .ul,,"' ,r.--n,.d to the Cpn-i-ori. 1hl l,'t
~ ~, ,',,' a., action upon II. Instead, II ~"
>ccOnd citation Ia Ny hI''' - "i'
he charges preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican Executive Committee Of State Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Professor Bickmore's lecture. Museum Of Natural
II story 10 80 a.
Visit Of Commission on Lunacy % 1>lir
s. Valentines ketttdIUm Shcrrys II IN. to = D. M
Boxing nterainment. Manhattan Athletic Club. r. m
schoolmasters' Association. Columbia College. 10 80
4. m.
Gilmores Band concert o2d Regiment Annoy D. m
Ncw.York Yacht club concert. : 80 T. III.
Ionox Wbcclncn reception IcnoN Lyccum. evening.
d. b. Slckcls's lecture. Harlem Republican cub
=. m.
23d Regiment parade and drill, Armory Brooklyn.
=. N.
c. =. Servss's lecture Cooper Union. y. m.
Young Mems Independent Club, LonoN Hall p IL.
German Technical Society GcImania Han. 80 p. m
Uptown property owners meeting. Madi ION Han
Z.
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OCTG DING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW FRIDAY FEB. H. !
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
passenger IL Maitland Hcrsey Arrived at the Bar t5fo
steamer Victory r tlcoate Liverpool Jan ?on ballast to
steamer sa,onia .'er schmidt Hamburg Jan -. with
with propeller ana engines disabled
use AMI passengers 10 Occhs n Co Arrived AT the
s steamer rroSrcso Psbury RIO Janciro Jan 49, st Thomas
days with coffee To order vessel to Beon Co. Arrived
steamer sew York city (Br Taylor Caricnas Feb VIA
Ma'anIar with to oi,Irr; vessel to Miller Bull CO.
steamer New orleans, Eeits, New oreanS mlse
steamer city Atlanta, Dole West Point, Va with mise
steamer Guyanioc Walker, New port News Norfolk
with mt-c ana passengers 10 old Dominion IS
with m'l,r to order vessel to Sno~'S burgess
SUNSET Windat SANDY Hook. strong NV; cloudy.
Al CITY I,land-frcsh, WNW; clear
Steamer Europe lir. Robinson oS with mdse
tor w Hurst Arrived at the Bat ar $50
CLEARED.
steamer Imhria Cnr Mckay Liverpool Via Queenstown
s!'snrI ,@,icr Or Caaesan IiyerpCo Bg.k Jeyons.
S%sT y va%mGn II ,r % rs CO. ronc
steamer la Normande 1rsJ Laurent IIavre A Forget
steamer Ach' 'br SelltlS, Kingston, @c-lm Forwo0d
steamer Venezuela Iopsins Laguayra &C. outon Bliss
steamer MeAico (spanl Armany Havana. &c-J NJ Cebal
satcof Texas, Williams Brunswick Ga. ana Fer
lroquoi-, Bearsc. Charleston and
clyde a Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Lake Nepgon for Iiyerpoo Exeter CITY Rrsto
Eimrnrcl CattrnaS. Cuvcr Liverpool state of Texas F,r
hau'lina tty 81 blrnngan savannah Ioquos Charleston
Ships Blanchard, Tor Hong Kong: sultan. Zanzibar j l.
Everett. Mobile. -
me MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. Feb l2 Sailed Taurc
and Brndo BrI campbell for New. York '' ''
FEB sailed steamer ~ Enoch tr Oglvc for New. York
QrEEASIOwN. Feb l2ATrIyosl. of
Bedford New York her way To Ily,rppl '''''
MovlIIE. Feb -Snlcl steamer Beicrava fBr, lair,
from Glasgow hence for Newly ' "'
ANTWERP. Feb II sailed steamers Chicago fBrl ,lis
and Oiranio (Br. Rippcth. tor New.York ~ ''
Feb 10 Sailed. steamer Ia Flandre (Dtch) Schmick for
New.York. '" ~' 'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
crs1Ous MIN wRAyGIE OYER A SEIZURE.

Since Surveyor found evidence OF bbetang and In
attention duty the Of thirty Inspectors at
tschd 10 his staff the special Treasury agents have been
keeping close watch inspectors piers Of
steaD<hip lines When the passengers by The Teutonic
landed Thursday the actions OF one OF the
inspectors ATTRACTED the attention Of special egeni
aud lit seized lSrSc tin trunk which the Inspector
had examined and passed. The Inspector. noticing this
rushed back and claimed the trunk his seizure
asserting that he had passed IT, but intended 70 seize
1t. After argument the inspector got the trunk and
teck II 70 the Custom House To get the trunk 70 the
sedzuYeroom 1t necessary pass the door Of the
special agents ofces and the porter did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
HENRY TILLIED RE-ELECTED.
HE WISHES TO RETIRE. HOWEVER, BEFORE APRIL
THE ELECTRICAL CONSOLIDATION.

HE WISHES TO RETIRE, HOWEVER, BEFORE APRIL
THE ELECTRICAL CONSOLIDATION
The trustees Of the Edison General Electric Com
pany met tn the Office of DreXel. Morgan a 60. ye,
terday to organize. The full Board, consisting Of
c. II. Cosier Thomas \. Edison. J. II. IIcriicS.
samuel insult Edward II. Johnson, 4. Marcus. Carl
Schurz. Francis :. Smithers, Henry Willard, samuel
Spencer and J. Hood Wright, present. The old
officers were reelected rs follows: President Henry
Willard vice president, j. II. lcrrck; second vice
president, samuel insult; secretary, A. Marcus;
treasurer and assistant secretary F. :. Hastings;
assistant treasurer A. = Bevcs; controller Joseph
T. ord Executive Committee. Henry Willard Charles
H. Coster T. H. Johnson. J. II. lIcrrick and samuel
Insult.
As soon as the election WAS announced the fol
lowing letter read:
February T. 1872
TO the Board Of Trustees OF the Edison General Electric
Company
When went To Europe H. June 1890 intending TO bo
absent wi ole year, my icsillaon the presidency
Of the company cft in your hand.. wa not sc.
ccpted. and against NY @ish continued to hold the o.
Ace. The rapid growth OF the company, Lusinc., mas
made 1t clear however for long time Ia Il. .hat
some one should G cricut place who could devote all
his to it, duties. which other OCCUPATIONS have
permitted do. You have Just chosen me for a
third time a. chIef executive OF the company While
sincerely grateful for youi confidence can only
accept with the distinct und, stIndng that shall 20 a.
liberty to retire whenever suitable acceptable
YOU be found but In event not later tom April
/ HENRY WILLARD.
J. Hood Wright. Of DscXcl. Morgan q Co. then
oe ed n resolution, which carried that the trustee,
express regret at the withdrawal of Mr. Vilarl and
their thanks for his services to the COMPANY.
The committee having In charge the proposed
pany consists of j. Perponi Morgan, II. Mex. Twom-
bly, I. J. Coolidge and Hony :. lIiggln,On MANY
runors are ahoat that the Westinghouse Interests viii
Ia fak fha nunhl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
e,-txc HIS oT.D.TIME FRIEND.

Ios.pb X Dsips who has twice been candidate Tor
Assembly il the defendant suit brought by Maurice
Morson TO recover $50 600 as damage for the alienation
NJ the Affections his wife Mrs. lnlnl j. Mo!son MI
Dains Is fifty old and member Of the hepIo''"
General Committee He il connected with Inc Crhtid
uan,i-t Church Mr. Molson formerly Kept cigar store
m Fushiuc.ave. compllnt sets forth that he was
married fourteen yeas ago The defendant hi warm
ner,on.l friend Up to April 1891 his home was happy
and ple,Saut and Dans frequently visited ii at No III
Iudson.aye But in April and May. 1891, Dam, he a.
,e,t. DESTROYED the affection Of Mrs. Moon for her nus
Land FOR which he seeks damage. The answer is COM
plete denel Mr.. Dams is married. and he lceht! pu'
some Of his property in the name Of his WIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
4 NEW TOOTHACHE CCRE.
From Tho Arkansaw Traveller.

From Tho ATkansaw Traveller.
In reading the newspapers said a man, speaking
10 an acquaintance. sometimes come across a
slmue remedy that we find 20 BE- OF great beneht.
The old woman remedy admits of no explanation. and
doror, hoot at it, but 1t IS sometimes found 10 be OF
great efficacy. .
IN ldve YOU m instance: About three weeks
ago | saw a paragraph stating that handful or 'ou
water applied 70 tie back OF the head every morning
will prevent the t)Otlachc. or course couldn't se'
any reason why IL should but began to try 1t, ana
haven't had the toOtlache since that time
Tint Is really quite remarkable" the acquaintance
replied. But tell me. did yod have the tootlache
before Won tried the remedy ~
thought there was something incomplete about IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

Tho ncN, combination sale 81 trotng stock ~ auction
in tni, city Will place the American Institute
Building TUESDAY Wednesday and Thursday under the
cement ~ Peter &. Kellogg Co. the auctionecrS.
Thirty different ongncrs VIII be- resented whom
breeders who have been successful producing
fast aud valuable stock The horses 70 be sold include
roadser, horses family horses speed FOR
road aud track young tors and breeding stock. The
Of the yarou, animals rarac> Of nearly the whole
range Of ahlonabe strains such Eectoncor Gcofg.
wilkes Brinoat Nutwo1d. Alca1nr, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Dr. \. =. Anderson, Patrick
Mckcown : l.. ll!nck-'n aud J. l. Burns, acting
under instructions from the Board OF Health of Long
Island CITY, yesterday yaccina"d over zoo pupils In the
public schools OF the First ward lhl' hcupn was
taken because ~ the discovery OF case Of smallpox
last week I'm Davcn's flats In Jackson ave. None Of
the children or their parents offered any objection TO
their vaccination. II j. proposed 10 H0culte ali the
school children In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13
IMpRO vEaENr Is TIE TRADE OUTLOOK.


The business failures IN the week reported 10
r. g. Dun & Co.'S Mer, antile Agency numbered 235
for the United states, aud al for Canada total Of
ZIG compared with totals Of 80 in the previous
week and 291 for the corresponding week OF 1881.
The weekly review refers to the reports from most
Cities indicating an improvement III de The reports
from the Iron trade are not entirely satisfactory.
The review speaks follows OF the sensational
Of the week respecting direct New York interests:
The great combination Of coacarr1ers end the
wild excitement and unprecedented transactions in the
stock market have mOnopolized attention in Wall
street Outside OF speculative circles there Is some
doubt whether the effects Will be beneficial. Many
apprehend that the price Of coal may be advanced
10 manufacturing establishments and other consum-
ers Others interpret the enormous sales In the Eight
OF the sudden advance in the sterling exchange from
81 81 10 ~ S. and question whether the great sales
Of such securities by foreign holders may not In
yolve some embarrassment. ON the other hand, the
consolidated companies will have no more power to
control the price coal than they have had through
their combination and the market continues IN
usually dull the nominal price being not often OBJ
tanned With a supera0undance Of money In circu
laon and practically unlimited supplies OF grain
cotton and wheat to he sold. this country could well
afford 10 buy back many OF It's securities from Eu
rope especially II they TO become more valuable