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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
4 DEFIANCE or the :. RS ACTION.
MR. APPLETON MORGAN REPLIES TO CRITICISM
OF THE sOCIETY'S CONDUCT


70 the Editor Of The Triban"
sir r. a Mr.. Henry Hall SAYS In N""r "-'"'
Tn. ti. nrou,,.d union Of III" -. K. and the = ~
- Ga. T., a., undrr A Constitution leaving ulc "'
Iion ,,r.,, ouaiiaent .on. for membership an@''''N
f., ,,. state ,oceiic, tMr. Ilars own woIdNl hm
,.rv Glad for one r. that. even If II wcr" al 'h'
o. moment We escaped the fatality Of such union
=, ,hcre thcn a question ~ 10 what are qualifications
for membership in the = ~ L.. To enter II iouse
81, Nsso,s one n,isf i,- "a Mason. To enter SOCIETY,"
NJ sons OF tn. Rrvouil1n one mnSt nav" ''eaT INV
-, n pcy,lufIonary soldier or sailor. SUpl"'n- ''"'
,. of IA. state soi,ir> OF the y y H. sholll "c'''
- a,,,u,, Gentleman whose "at-grndmOlher maze
cog., for n regiment OF WISiin6on'S army al Mon
no,u vouM Mr. Henry Hall accuse the :. X. "i
.d,,honor III sconrie-y. cUnc"ameni "i u" H"'" '''
,,r,tu.s. lectI.. having IT, orrcSpOndlns elias
Of membership u declined Ia unit" with mat o'"'"
,ci.Iy or with a sririy possessing code "f RUE
under which II g.n'Icman with such CREDENTIALS >'o",'
IL. admitted. however prui,cworihy and paiIl'nc II
recognized the act, Of MAT great grandmother 10 H"N'
been
Al v,s not a member II either convention. | AN
reading for Information. And ~ TIE lr'b""' i Wv
,,,,..r I read | nm very anNiJns Ia 'ollhc an VII
Henry Halls statements Int" som" '"rt 81 rc'''',
:, ,.,..ll, ! NAV. vet ,uc,rcL. Bat mrdh"hll' II
H. l,.r statement /, he relied nlDn Vi" - ~ ~,
In, NOT ,ci derird what renders an app" am rns'""
10 IT,, membership. II 50 perhaps ma !, IN, 'T,S'
Mr. Henry Han. whN IN" : Ia "'"''" VIZ "''
Of a union with the :. IL! =. - !, .....,...
mi whurvrr the r-a>vil. " III honor d''".tu W.
,,,,.,lm.nt Of the irn and nnalincN' even II '"'N
din run In "a dmu"udp -Cnlr--hir HaT>h N""N ="
nppy 10 4" "'S''''''' " NIplErON MORGAN.
The Colonial Chtb New-york, Feb ~. i7'i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
ELLIS II. ROBERTS TO RESIGN.

ELLIS H. ROBERTS TO RESIGN
HE WILL NOT BE ASSISTANT TREASURER AFTER
APRIL I.
Assistant Treasurer Ellis H. Roberts does not intend
to remain III Office after April l. when Ill, commission
VIII expire. Mr. Roberts expects to enter upon his
duties as president OF the new Franklin National
Bank. which viii soon begin business. Nil Ccve-
land will therefore find II necessary 10 select q
cessor Tor the present Assistant Treasurer among the
first things that hc does after his Cabinet Ministers
are Installed. He has been already Informed. II l.,
believed. OF Mr. Eobcrtss purpose and has been loOk-
Ing around for suitable 10 place in charge Of
Inc Governments money bags In Wast.
Friends Of Joseph J. O'DonDbuc said yesterday that
the Prcsdcntelcct had offered the place 10 him. AID
that Mr. ODD nOhuc had the matter OF his acceptance
under consideration. This not relisbed
By the AntiSnapper contingent Of this ty, who re.
gard Mr.. O'Donohue anything but friend Of theirs
or OF Hr. Cleveland. His Tammany affiliations are
we'll known. lilo was member Of the Electoral
College which met nj Albany In January. and tho
readiness with which he fell into Senator Hills scheme
to have the Electors who cast their votes for Grover
Cleveland declare their preference for Edward
Murphy. IT,. for United States Senator In defiance
Of Mr.. Clevcand's wishes commented Oh with
vigor by the Ant.Snappers.
one of them said
"This plan Of Tammany 10 load Mr. C'Donohue on
onto Cleveland Is cOntemptible Whatever political
preferment this gentleman seeks should be furnished
by Tammany Hall. with which he has trained and
Into whose campaign chest he hns annually nouri
his money. | have IL the best authority that Mr..
O'Donohue show receipts for total Of s:'oo'O0o
paid TO help Tammany Hall I'm Its numerous struggles
When the Wigwam has been In tight place In an
election he has been appealed to and has always
responded with big round sum %vd to n % s
come up for Mayor Croker has thrown him down.
Now. let Tammany take care Of Man, There Is ne
gratifying Mr.. ODOn0hue'S alnbilon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
MS CREDENTIALS yOT SrFfICIENT.

West Point y. s.. Feb. - tSpccinD.-A sp''
act Of congress was passed last July p"r"'''np
rroncl.co Aloan'ara. 81 Venezuela. TO r"c"iv" 'h'
regular course Of Instruction at ia" thi''" SUM-
Military Academy. Through AN Oversight, OF me wal
Drpnr,mcht tho Superintendent, did not rco''N" ""'
n.,incatIon Of the privilege granted to Mr. Ncah,"i"
v., ,,. younc man prescnicd himself at West POM
for admission the only credentials hc p6sscSs"" "hH
4, copy OF "a newspaper III which mention was "'"us
NJ the act passed IN his bealf Colonel "iI,on "
IN The Adjuani General 81 The army ~ i"s'iu y, ~,
mailer The Colonel expressed ia" b''i '"'' '''
Aimniara VIII lie admitted IN juno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
To REPRESENT SYRIA AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

Word received in this city yesterday concerning
the syrian exhibition az the Worlds Fair The Syrans
will charter from Beyrout which Will sail In the
latter at OF March about 400 people on board Ihere
viii b. dancing girls, merchants and attendants
10 take charge the exhibit Chicago. There VIII DO
about a hundred men wha VIII represent sham baue>
known as the 'Fantasic OF Dcse't' There Will he
forty Arabian boundaries. The syndi.
cate having charge Of the natter Will also have Syrian
ncaupmeut.
ON the Bolivia which reached Ibis port Yesterday.
were models vessel, scnt by English ship
builders for exhibition AZ Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
4 NEW RAILWAY LAW ATTACKE ED.

indianapolis. Feb. - (spcclaD-Senator BOYD In
IN. senate today presented a bill to repeal TIE
,IcIIugh bill. whtch only two days ago bec'mc Il
law. senator Boyd said II passed both houses as
an apparently harmless measure but It's PROVISIONS
are designed 10 completely DESTROY ana render Vaiue-
les. all stock OF railroad companies mat minority
directors with The approval Of bare majority OF
stockholders. to give such priority In dividends as
they may deem proper to the part Of the stock
that thew may issue to themselves in exchange for
their common stock. bare majority thus has 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

In its power to absorb all the earnings ana div1'
dends Of the company by appropriang IT In paving
themselves. senator Boyd said senator McHugh
Introduced the bill. | understand, and he stated
ihi, morning that Il only affected the 'Monon, and
was passed 10 enable that comapny 10 put its rail-
I,nd In condition for the Worlds Fair IL Is
boldly charged hat there Is lobby working %
secure legislation which will ennbe certain rnroeA
spermlafOIs 10 secure plssessOn OF the MOnOn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
Tile ST. ANDREW Coffee STANDS.

To the Editor OF Tho TIL d II ne.
~ir: ~ III" maiidscm"nl OF the ~. Ahdi'" ''"''
t,tds 4, again before the public with solicitations
Ia unrcha.r t"k,ts Tor y c0n''u al Lemon 'N''""
,nrl l. We taxi. this fhod 10 remind or memo'''
yin may receive such Solicitations that We eoh''"''
nis cut.rp!I-c uEwortn al cohhdrnr'. Inc hh''s''
,eu,ler, no account 81 her receipts ANA "abh'N''"'
md rfor. supporting III" r"Ht' a'Hn"S ~ ''
.,,,.v ar The Use ~ "a good name. "" u"
.,. ar, member, 10 inquire al oar oh;" io'
,,t,,,,tln, uIr,n this ,uhft. A-l'" rom IN s'''"
,", 81 line manager anh The disposition, "f Us var"
80 ,It,,f f., a charity Nhch SUPPORTS tramp, Ia "'"
,...s and attract, Them lu large numbers nom "a"
Joining ciii'S. ..... ..,... ,,rtn> ~nrtrry
80. n Itivrfsiiy Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
ENDED MS LIFE NTH 4 BtLLLI
COBB JACKSON. A PROMINENT ATLANTA NNN'
SHOOTS HIMSELF Is CAB

COBB JAChSoN, - I'N'''.'''-''
SHOOTS HIMSLLr IL \ CAB
Atlanta Ga. Feb. 2i.-The surpri'" following M
d.fuIcs lion OF Levi. Rrdwinc aud the closing oil 'h
Gate civ National Bank has pa"d into inNlsih' a:'
beside the greater sensation OF last ngh'-h" s"''"
of cobb Jackson. Probably yonng man III III" S'u'"
WAS 80 we'll known cobb Jackson, son "I ''li'"
Henry Iackson grandson Of General Henry I'' "'
and Of Thomas y. l.. cobb. He had ALWAYS p''h -
ueciolly prominent rs II leader In III" SCUM "'"'
n,cIus,v, vel He had been leader IN eVrrN'ihH' I"
crent athlete. and a brilliant lawyer. who was r'e"r"'"
ns one Of the most promising young men 81 hN S''H
I'm Georgia year ago he married MIS- sara" ''''
G,out =, noted belle and beauty. The "a"s"
fer OF wealthy man. Last hlsW h' '"'"
Ills own life, AMI no cause can be assigned '"f
IA. Cccd He and us fnh"r hi"F" """ '"'''
office in The unuckv Cate tiy ii"hk E"1''"t ii > 80
.cock rl,ir home T. one Of the hand hhrsl Ia 'h'
l,v facing tie Capitol. Cobb was quiet h"rlhS "'
drive. Captain Jackson stepped ont his' anu h""
,sLcn only half n dozen -tcls "I"n lac was ''''''"
,r v.int hc thought explosion h"'hi- b' ."
h,, .ov ni, sou Ind remained IN tie cab I"''h" -
i, hc ,,w the Young man IN one corner ''' ""'
placed "A pistol To li, head and HAD pat Il ''''' W
If, l,.In If. was dead. he warm Pi'"h''
friend OF Lewis Ecdwih' aud seemed I" BE- ""'''hT
,r Rcdwiu.', troubles All day he lad been '"i"
i'm, ,bout EcdWincs disappearance. ana hih been
n.,in,, rather Wild chlrgrs against oilers whom De-
r,.u. idrr,d IMPLICATED. ~" ir"i"iiN ~" " -
v,r. certain Erd vine Lad taken his own me- anu 'h'
l. Lod IA, money whatever on hi, I"r~'h. ~ II sup
uo,,d that the IcdwiIr nnit'r "hbaa'"'u us "'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
THE pJLOT. BOAT ACTAEA MISSING.

Considerable anxiety is tl' over III" NV ' "
pilot boat Actaca, 80. l.. which Is misN"s' '"'
lion, ef.tted on "A Crus" from S'apleton. :. l. Two
works ago She was ia Charge 81 TWO plots. ha""u
NicloIas and a,rdley 10th 81 item were a"'"'r
th. Edward Cooper, which Was lost at s"a s"'"'"'
weeks ago When last seen the boat wa' o" '"e
Ca,cs Of III. Delaware. whcr" she was sp'"nm ~
nnssiur vessel IA week ago The Hc'aea was q
stoi,,cb boat, and until II few years ago was ui'
,rrht of iLe late General Butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
RAISING FUNDS FOR NEWPORTS oPEhA mo- 81

ycv,ort H. l.. Feb. ~ tsp"oaD "r"P - ~"
,necd opera house will be- bn 1t appears from prs
am, ,odicoiions The leading winter 'o''aH''' VA,
.uLsorlbcd literally. and up 10 tonight si'""" "''
l,ccn plcdg,d. Harry Aston Carey. WI" mas ~"
,cribcd $500 has gone {" Hcw-'"r" "" INV
the co,tacrr, who spend tile summer h'r" an" J"
o, IA ,,,sn al least go 900 before Il" returns
,,,,m.dorc Morgan Of the New'lWk >Hcht ''up'
uh.r,l subscriber Also has book ana II" i ~
,,orl, with a WILL aud when he goes I" N'"',of" ~
uii interview his friends II i ">lmci"d maj ,h
81 mann, needed about 1000. will be -ulsr1h'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
pyyNSYLTI NII'S DEET LESS THAN s'ooo'o""

uartl,i,ine Penn. Feb. 2i.-Sia'" treasurer ""''
risons nnnra report for h" h'fhi year ''"'" VI" wv
ul.r 20 last shows The bet drb' 81 Tie '""in"i-
,,, Am ,,o DAT. To have been. %..'O6 ~ %. IN
,,aJ In this Amount Are various loans when MA
,,.d a. far back as l5tl. The total 81 III. pu'll'
,,I, NAH during lie year was rl'1l ,lo" ia" -"
W - mo rr\eruc, for ~" year ending N"N'nii'r
80, -y, are: General hnd. 1914 Iop shhlhs nha'
.,n., 400 Expenses g,il'ial fund. -3e2i,'o', SINK
nr mni $40. 4Dj -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
TIE WESTERN PASSENGER ASSOCIATION.

Chicago Feb. 2I-.N meeting today OF the COM
mttce on revision of the Western Passenger AsaO
citation II found that the members could not
wholly agree OF the proposed changes In the
rules. II decided, therefore. that majority and
minority report should be- prepared and submitted to
The association. The points on which different 0pin.
Ions held not regarded vital ana even should
they b. thrown ont entirely II l. probable that tho
remainder ol the agreement will be adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
JEFFERSON CLARK.

bsees Incidents recalled which in the hurry burly
~ business occupation for The time forgotten but
which return with sympathetic meaning In reunions
which bring together tho who have drunk at the same
fcuriain OF learning.
The dinner given last evening at Delmonico's by
te Amherst Alumni Association Of NewYork was
peculiarly Interesting The group not large, but
n was loyal and sincere and that was enough.
At the preliminary meeting. John ii. Washburn was
elected president, DR.. Timothy +. Allen and Charles
n. Pratt were elected vcepresidents, Winston H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
ARRANGING EASTEOlND PASSENGER kAIEs.

There was n meeting Yesterday OF the prrsdch'S
IF the trunk lines and Of representatives, of Tile Cen
, Traffic Association and Of the New England roads
n c,ue,cr The question Of castb0nni passenger rates
rh,sc rnIcS have been badly d"moralized In spite oi
ia. agreement of The presidents in last November
The meeting yesterday reairned the previous agree
mont, for tn, maiiiruancc Of eastbound passenger
.cs and enlarged the powers oi te i'paru vi NuihS
49, ,,,rr to prevent any cutting of fares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
PATHWAY TAX BILL PASSES.

Irdiannpolis nd Feb. 2i.-Thc Hons" passed TINS
,u,tuug what Is known the Pullman Ia. BILL Inc
hin WAS written by Attorney General smith, amer
study Of the decision of the Supreme 'ohft o' u''e
United states touching the questions invo'Vea' ihe
authors 81 the bill say II WILL " " becomes iuw'
mn, ou the IL. duplicate 81 Indhm *s3 .0OO.OW that
has been escaping taxation. The bill provides Tor the
taxation Of sleeping car. telegraph. telephone express
and merchant dispatch companies on their cnpi,h,
,iock The yeas ~. but one Noc p''"s '"''
AGAINST the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
WALTER GRiTZ DANGEROUSLY III.

Walter Graz, the wclknown cubman Of Phiia-
depLIa is critically III with pneumonia al the Mari.
boroIgh Hotel In this city. Mr.. GratZ has been Q
d,yo ed turfnan and at time was the owner Of an
extensive stable. Ills ioIsn. f1kwoOd, won the
suburban I'm lsss IA a holly contested race with
Terra Gotta. Dry Monopor, who won the hrst OF the
Brooklyn Ilandicap~. was the properly OF sr Gratz
mill last year. He has many friends IN this city.
m. caught "a cold last week Which developed into
pneumonia. Ills I"mtNe> are at the noseA
,rcon,pnnled by the family physician who there
- little hope for the recovery of bis patient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
MORE CASES OF SMALLPOX.

Luke MCGEE. thirty -four years old. who had been
Wig at No. ~ Chcrry-st.. was removed from Tue
aml'crS Street Hospital on Wednesday. when II WAS
o'sp'e'ed that he had typhus fever. II was an
"uanced yesterday that he was typhus patient NO
o'her case Of the fever was reported In the city,
Csra Lewis. nineteen years old. Of No. 1G" West
esvsntsenthst., and Sarah Pope. twenty-five years Old
- ~: IFS seventh-ave.. were removed TO North
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oUTpID By TIE sELIGMANs.

san Francisco Feb. "a Sydney b. smith and A. B.
Foster, IN behalf Of the Seligmans Of Ncw-lOrk. to-
day purchased the a.. 900 shares OF stock OF the San
Francisco and North Pacific Railroad belonging to
the estate OF the late Colonel J. ". Donahue. Bidding
at the sale spirited. The first bid was Sill .
81 are. Tie bidding steadily until smith finally
bid 40 25 share, or SsJU.OOD nj which price the
OIL a1f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

pilisburg. Fob. :i.-1hc old V'''"'h'' sue ~
r.nbavc and rnlthfrld-si Wa "r'ied 1T p"pn'
,., his Afternoon. David T. Parhc. 81 me WEI"
L,,wn non and sir'l firm o Park" hi"'h'r'' was Wv
uut.has.r for Sab 900. II was the s-'"id I'M" NV
ur,pcrv ha, been put up for SALE. "hd "'h'"s" '"o
rrirr realized to-day l. r'"'''"o ""'' '"'" ~ y,
t u,.,i,u, ale II Is doubtful II even ms lid womb
t"rr viih The approval ~ tn Government "i'' "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
, ctrpE ARRESTED FOR STEALING BOOKS.

Albert rltmlic, twcn;y.siN yeats "tl VINO ms "c'
.,,J.yed a. u shipping Jerk in thu hrm Of W"fci"f"n
"a, The puilishtt-. ~. ~ BitnlNa', va" a'H-td
,.a,, &. d.. Lorc fuf stealing buOks fIom his en-
,,et. IN. strr.t vas made Nv detectives I3nl"n aud
.n. Of the Msf,cr,.t. police stai"n In the prisoner
mann were found books t. tue 'nl"" 81 t-ooo Ih'i'
~ .,r, f. rs. ,olume. aud BESIDE. tir~' IN" large IN
i,,lyu Packages. They hl~d IN" h7N'' ana f'q""'u
,,o.k u, takc ihen to the -titi'n house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
upc r,v corr SAID TO BE DYING.

II was reported ri tn" HON" of Postmaster Van
co,t ,t midnight tia, Mr.. Van Colt. who has
been III for lime. wa ~ - diving c"nhl'loi
Her Musician expressed the ON .on that She wouI
not live until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
CUTTING RATES TO THE INAUGURATION.

Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 24.-Tllere Is prospect Of
a thorough decentralization Of railroad rates TO
the Inauguration than had been threatened. One road
has made u rate Of $16 20 for the round trip. What
road made The cut Is not known but suspicion points
TO the Missouri Pacific. The regular rate is $50 2S
a. agreed upon by all the outside lines and met BY
the roads ia the Western Passenger Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
corrpyOR WERTS ENTERTAINED ~ MS STAFF.

,touo,d y L. Feb. 2i.-Gpvrrnor WcrtN WAS 'i'
,,, ~ honor at a dinner gwen at the Lah'"""'
uotI his evening by the members "i his pr''""
.,or t.,veis were laid for eighteen r"ipl'. Nh""-
,h,. ur..nt wcr. senator Robert Adriih. '"'"'''
r,,,.ri - Mooney Colonel Leon Albeit, j., II, uh' !
r' ..,n, .I,..t lame, ~mit!i, j.. Colonel M'll.
,,,,.it AZ, Il. Dickinson, j. ID. I'hi'' ~ l"" "''
,,Iv,.. t,.urec Picltcr aud Anthony Il. h">'r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
mn uryryyGr0y NOT TO De 4 CANDIDATE.

Hoslon. Feb o4-"Thc Herald" says II has ''nihed
from, high source that Dr. Huntington has t"i"" "
allow bis name TO be used as 'anildho' '"' r
=, wss.chusct,s ,o succeed Phillips Brooks and that
- elected he would not accept the Office. IL Is nn
dcrs,ood that the supporters Of Dr. Huntington viii
divide between DR.. Greer and Dr. Gailor' Win INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
,pcupysgop coRRrGAy GOES TO FLORIDA

Arehbi. hop Corrigan and his brother. the Rev DR..
,rgc Corflcnn, rector 81 st. ARne-'s Church P'eI'
ION n j. left city Yesterday for Florida where they
viii spend several weeks with DR.. Joseph +. CorrSan.
thc brother who has orange groves at St Lcos short
distance from Tampa.
The Archbishop will return n New.York on 81
Pat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
4 LEATHER TRUST WIN f4o.OoO,oOo 'AF'AH

Boston Feb. "a SPECIAL. The SENSATION Of Tue u"'
9, tho shoe md leather trade Is the news Of c"h-
I,ru,Ioo between Boston and New.lork dealers W
sole leather. representing capital Of about $4,000
coo. with the view OF controlling the output OF 'ne
,,nncries. and consequently the price OF sole Auer
The head OF the movement. II is saih' Is iho""s To-
,,o,or ot this city The heads Of ten leading Bos-
,on and New. York firms are TO make me Paus iu
,G Combination and he The directing power uh'"
The ofiCers shall have been CHOSEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
MIR. ItAyoIErr TO ACCEPT TIE JrDGE'I'ip'

Saginaw Mich Feb GA reporter 10 day 'alicl
unou Benton IIancho,t, who was Yesterday hOh'h"'u
by President Harrison TO succeed Judge Ia'"''''
In reply to Il question a 10 whether he WOMB a'''p
The uppontment. Mr.. Ianchet said That hc "ou'"'
il he was confirmed lie has t"IeSi"Pheo ~ wv
President TO that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

Gro.ncr Island yesterday. sick with smallpox John
TTIc.i VINO was removed to the island from No 3jo
n East IWcnetltst, on Wednesday. died from small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

ryr rryERAL or RUFUS HATCH TO MORROW.
m ,oo, y, Rufus Hatch will take place tomorrow
,aoon az O'Clock and tais afternoon As has been
os rsnorted The services viii be held 81 he homo
g. sm,yten puyvil and carriages Will meet ue q"
,'.,n from the 0y9A Central ssAaon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
LOW RATE, on TIE $500"

- Paul. Feb - tSp"cill'.-rlIc 500 has DECLARED
, round trip rate OI IA to New-lo'h anu sio u
lustOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
loyal SONS OF AMHERST.
~,,ry MEET AT THEIR ANNUAL DINNER.

.rry PRAISE FOE THEIR ALMA MATER FROM
SEVERAL SPEAKERS.
An Interesting feature OF all college alumni dinners
- hsre In New-lOrk during the season Is the ten.
-. ,erard uniformly manifested for all that pertains
,.o association OF college life and experience. Tears
.ur seem OH, OF place at gatherings among men OF
s world set tears almost always are tho punctuation
ns,ss In proceedings of this kind Men in their mo-
lie of retrospection are as much Inclined to rumi-
"",s over the incidents Of the past as they to
.nsculste upon the future. In these annual assem-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
NAMED BY REPUBLICANS FOR MAYOR OF
AIBt'RS.

Auburn, y. Y. Feb. 24.-Cyr"nns Wheeler IT, WIZ
nominated by the Republicans for Mayor at the
city convention today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
"A thing Of beauty
Is a Joy forever"

A Home without Fireplaces Is like =
man without eycs-ChccrIess and un.
slightly. The stove Is not sOciablc nOr
does the steam radiator glow with
Hospitality.
In family affairs what Is sentimental
Is also practical. Domestic happiness
is % practical matter. and the home 10
the shrine OF sentiment. A Fireplace
Is the centre Of the home circle, warns
hearts and hands alike. Therefore
buy seasOmabie things for the llreside.
w. II. Jackson & Go,
UNION SQUARE, tcor. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
READING COAL AND IRON CON

Milwaukee, Feb. ga Suit begun against the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company In
the Circuit Court this morning by the firm OF Wnhl"r
Flanders. smith BottIm Villas on Il claim OF III,
600 In behalf Of tie Brown Hosting aud Conveying
Machine COMPANY OF Cleveland. Ohio. An order Of
attachment was granted By Judge johnson upon the
COMPANY, coal Yards in This city. This was served
shortly before noon TIE suit grows out OF The failure
Of The Philadelphia AID Reading combine the brown
COMPANY bringing suit for tie vnc Of machinery
furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

Milwaukee, Feb. 24.-The local property Of the
phlladclphIa aud Reading Rallroad Company was at
inched To day by the Sheriff claim Of r. ,ooo
alleged To b. Ctc the Conveying and lipiStlng
,ou,pau, of Cleveland. ohio. The Readings Milwuu-
k,. ,rc,erly comprises docks and lands worth over
500 oO,I ANA about 1000 tons Of coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

RI TNED To tA,II TFAUINOS I'M NTr'7 No
Wsverly ~ Y Feb. 24.-The philadrlpia ana
R-ad,ng pay ear arrived here today. aud the en-
ployes were pu.d with checks. The banks refused
o cas the checks on account Of nm attachment served
rs Hugh j. Baldwin on the railroads funds Deposited
here. Come III thu merchants took number oi me
checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

New fast line TO Ottawa via New,York Central
Through sleeping can. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

HE WILL NOT BE ASSISTANT TREASURER AFTt
APRIL I.
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