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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
PADEREUSKI DID NOT PLAY.
HIS NERVES QUITE UNsTRUNG-To SAIL FOR
EUROPE TO-DAY.

HIS NERVES QUITE CNSTHCNG-TO SAIL fOf
EUROPE TO-DAY.
The benefit for the Actors Fund Of America. which
was TO take place at Pamcrs Theatre Yesterday after
noon, was given mp on account OF fah"'""SM
nerves. lie declared that II was absolutely impo'
sible for him TO play. and no doubt ii was lhcre
was sad disappointment. OF course. among the pco-
PIE who had bought tickets for the recital. Pad're-
wski had played his farewell already, his admirers
had strained their ears and their eyes Tor Inc iast
tone from the Of his finger. and the last glimpse
OF his face and his form. and now for INN I" pIa'
a,sin after all was 10 them Ike finding gold pieces
in the street. 50 the whole house had been sold
almost before the bOXOihce was opened, ana "h'n
IL was announced that there would be no recital the
ticket holders almost TOO much crushed and hlrt
10 20 ana get their money back. But not quite.
Nearly all Of them reached the theatre in the course
Of the day and something over $4,000 was paid back
IL was no, easy 20 find PadcrewsM yesterday. Groves
visitors came to the Windsor Iio'c to look for him.
but scarcely any OF them saw him. In fact he mas
been at the hotel only small part Of the time since
H. returned from Chicago. lie has been in poor
health and has had serious troubles for the
last two weeks and has missed one or two recltals
ON Wednesday night he decided that IT would be-
absolutely impossible for him 10 play at Palmers
Ihclire and his physicians advice was IN accoriance
with This decision. He then leaving Chicago for
New York. md he teiecraphcd u \. NJ Palmer that
he could no, play. The dispatch was DELAYED ana
MI Palmer did not get II Till Thursday noon. The
pianist reached NcwY0rk early on Thursday evening
After reaching The hotel he went ont again almost
immediately with some friends and they dii not re-
tWn I'LL after O'Clock.
Yesterday morning be took another "ailt start,
leaving the LOcl ri about 10 80 O'Clock, and spent III"
DAY calling on friend. and attending to prrpaaii ms
Tor III, departure for Europe to-day. som. oi his
visitors al the hotel prs,>trr ana waited for him
io' hours. but the most Of them acc"p, 7hc concIu-
tlnson hat II would be- useless nv him, and
went away At about 30 O'Clock IN came M looking
~' ana urea ana Guii" II IL" hII been wise In ~"
!uhs 10 play HIS secretary SAD That Mr.. lairi"w ,i
Wa, extremely sorry not To- be able 10 play, but he
MA bc'n very sick and sill. and II mpDS-
able. Ills nerves had been thoroughly upset bv The
N'Fk he lad done aud the exciting experiences Ia" had
nae IN the last few days, and he IN much need OF
ret lie would sall on the Paris TIL, morning.
ad'i'wsh Yesterday sent "A check for ~ OO) 10 the
Actors Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06

Dix Will take part IN the programme Richard Henry
Warren will conduct the ingng Of Ia" Church Choral
society. and VIII {. Mac;drldnc, OF All souls Church.
will lead the orchestra.
Invitations lave been sent to President Cleveland,
Governor Flower and his staff Mayor Gilfoy the
heads of all city departments. and the trustees ~
hospitals and prominent city Institutions Arrange
mrpts have been made for seating 100 guests.
st. Lukc's Hospital, II the entire plan l. carried
ont As protected will consist Of ten somi-dctachcd
bindings. The Administration Building. lao le"i
wide. occupies the centre Of the front facing one
hundred and lrtccnth-st. On either Side OF the Ad
mnlstration Building will stand two pavilonS each
20 feet squire and % frt distant from each other,
but connected by a series OF open arcad"s. one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
THE NEW ST. LrKE'S HOSPITAL.

department. or dspensary. Tie Vanderbilt Pavilion,
containing the Nurses Home, is directly back OF
the Norre Pavilion On the ground floor are The
parlors. rccepOn-roomS, dining rooms and pantry
head nurses and matrons' bedrooms. sitting-roomS
lavatorc, and a bedroom. The second third fourth
fnh and sixth stories each contain twenty separate
bedrooms for nurses. Corres pOndlng to tie Wander
ldlt Pavilion stands the pavilion for private patients
part Of the ground foor OF this pavilion j. devoted
10 the residence OF the pastor and superintendent
The second, third. fourth and NTH floors are lOr
private patients. and there VIII De ACCOMMODATIONS
Tor about thirty-sx Of these.
The i,olatrg wards the top floors OF the
Norric and Mniurn paviliOns. and also OF the one
hundred nd fourteenih.s section ~ the Adminisra
ton building. The morgue, autopsy ana pathoogCa
lohoratory are I'm small building to the west oil The
administration Bnldlng. In the lower part OF the
building are the ambulance stables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
POstOMce Notice.


Foreign malls VIII close promptly In all easo' AZ Uis
s"sc TiIpHY-At 5 80 a. IN. for Norway rect per
Island lcttefs must be directed per Island az 30
Tor France switzerland Italy Spain, Portugal and Tur-
kew must be directed per Parls'l; for Europe
,rr = = Campania. Via Queenstown (etters must BE- d.
rec,ed per Campana); at a. for Scotland direct,
ner Furncssa Via Glasgow (letters must be directed
"per Furnes,ia') at A. M for Netherlands direct per
s. Rotterdam via Rotterdam (lctters must be directed
.,per I,ocidan'') at a. M for Iiudad BoNa per s. g.
ri Caao (lctErs for Trinidad must be- directed per III
Callao'J; at II. m, Complementary 10 80 a. M for
er s. s. la Brctagnc. via Iayrc at IL for Campeche,
hlapas TabaSro and Yucatan, per famuri Q.tters
for Cuba Tampco and TuApam direct and other Next
can Via Vera Cruz, must be directed per
Yumur; at II m. for IIaytl. Cumana and Carupano.
irr Prns Maurits (lcters for other Venezuela ports
and for Curacao Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana, must
be directed per Prins Maurts'): at ii a. M supple
mentary II 30 D. for Fortune Island and Jamaica.
Adirondack t.tt-r- for Jacmel and AuN-Cayes must
X ny for Curacao, also Sayanilla, VIA
Curacao Der Caracas (etters for other Colombian
pos and Cumsna and Carupano must be directed per
at 10 for Grenada. Trinidad and Tobago.
iiumber AZ =" y. for Bluefeids. per Morgan.
from New.Orlean. at 3 p M for Bluebeds. per s. ..
UDita from New orleans.
sUNDAYTA. 3 Z M for Costa Rec via Limcn Ser
Pierre. Miquelon. per steamer from Halifax.
MONDAY-At 3 p. m. for BeIl Puerto Cortcz and
Guatemala per Brsakwater from New.Orleans; at
3 D. M for Truxlo per =. Ote, from NewOreans
couver LETTERS must be directed ''va Vancouver.
CoRNELIUs ykN C0fY. PessmssisH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
A FINANCIAL INTERVIEW.
From The Detroit Free Press.

certain Michigan Congressman. who was III WASH
IngtOn month ago at his boarding house. had VISITOR
one evening abOht u O'Clock who wished 10 see MN
al the front door. lie did not know the caller
Well. sir. II" asked. what can do for You =
IL came 10 interview you on the financial sl'pi
ton the reply.
on. Il newspaper man Excuse me, saia W.,
BATTERED VI. e.. "com" right IN 10 my room ana
before ia" caller could offer any protest The W. I.
had him inside.
Here. take something ia drink he went on, and
make Yourself cuinprtablr.r
The visitor took regular stovcppe slug ana had'
himself comfortable.
yon want my opinion on the financial sitliu
ton - resumed The VI. {. well, what do you want
to know
got up out Of his chair.
did want To know" lie said edging over toward
90, that slug OF liquor don't care q continental
whether you 40 or not Good evening. ana before
the NJ. G. had recovered from the shock the visitor
had departed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
CHARLES 4. HESS CHANGES HIS PARTY.

Charles A. Hess. law partner Of State senator
Charles T. McCldlanG aud aciN" Repnldlcah III
fin. XXIst Assembly District for some time. has left
the pnrty lie has resigned from all III" kcpu"ll''n
ORGANIZATIONS 10 which he belonged. The step, II"
saw, WAS du" 10 scrc, Of causes. lie mas not
joined Tammany Hail. but his expressions "i Ad'ira-
ZION for the Wigwam max" II Clear that Ii" II not
likely To remain ont Of that tod long, NV" years
ago he was the Republican candidate" Tor justice
of the With District Court. II Is Nd thal MS
uro,her, simon and Jacob Will follow his lead simon
was the Republican candidate ior lhr ASSN
Div I'm the XNl,t District last year. JACOB Is SUI
wly Commissi oner his term expiring In November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
PEACE RESTORED IN CUBA.
,vsl,RGENTS SURRENDER AND TRANQUIL
ITY PREVAILS.
RESTORATION OF ORDER OFFICIALLY AN.
NOUNCED IN MADRID-REFORMS IN

RESTORATION OF ORDER OFFICIALLY AN.
NouNCED IN MADRID-REFoRMs IN
CONTEMPLATION.
u.vana. NAV 6-Advices from all parts OF the
land and more particularly from the eastern
-ovinces the scene OF the recent uprising, SHOW
hat tranquility prevails everywhere
vodrid Nav 5-It Is announced officially that the
-, a, The Cuban insurgents have surrendered.
The repression OF the Cuban rebellion has been
,o,owed by manifestations OF satisfaction throughout
s KINGDOM The Government will take steps
hor,ly 10 render the troops In Cuba more efficient.
-. ., strengthen the coast guard. The admins.
.,ys reforms oontcm. lated by tile Royal Govern
on, are such as will be likely to concilia;e the
Cubans 49,. ,,.
The Madrid newspapers complain OF the liberty
,,o.,.a m the cxied Cubans at Key West, but do
-, ah,se the American Government. The news OF
49, Kew West demonstration has been published
"a, nv side with the satisfactory declarations OF the
.m,rican Minister. an1 Herewith the diplomatic In
..r, seems 20 have closed far popular Interest
=, concerned. There has been no discussion OF the
International question in Parliament. The com
n.n,s Of the press row devoted to urging on the
coysrnment the necessity OF preventing further up
s,rrs nv radical reforms OF the extremely defective
rs corrupt administration In Cuba.
Washington, May 5.-The report cabled from Madrid
,As, The Spanish Government had protested to the
,n,,ed states Minister in Madrid against the alleged
oreessness OF the United States In not preventing
shustering expeditions from leaving this country for
fnha cannot he confirmed at the state Department
secretary Gresham says he has heard nothing ol any
such protest . A. c,o,o No.
rariment ofViny laXiy IN this respect on the part
q the United States by the Spanish Legation here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
sCuOONEES AND MEN LOST ~ STORMS.

Halifax. y. :. MAY Tile Prince Edward Island
schooncrs Eddy and Ripley Ropes are given MP for
lost with all on board. TIE Eddy sailed from Rus
tIco for Picou on April II and The Ripley Rope
sailed Just before the great gale OF April 20. They
have never been heard Of since. although t'ey should
have reached their destination The diy after sii,ing
Captain Munro Irving. we'll known all over tie
eastern provinces In connection with the icrbOat
service bet Wccn Prince Edward island ard the main
land aud three Others We're drowned yesterday ~
Bells Point Cape Traverse. u, the stamping oi their
boat The other victims were Captain lrvins'N ,nh
and two men NAMED Mycr, AM Mcdonald. hrrcr
-onthi.istciy COLI VIM ana riinsiurn prevailed
throughout Nova scotia yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
VOTES OF TIE STAGE.

,, inf night psycd "Othciio' at the
uon souarp Theatre. rms aer 90" ana evening ~
will rcpca, Ben Ny c'' ,i iss W." evening" when the
all hcNn ,o,,ollo and Friday when II VIII be
Iamet." - o y,
r,, = p,xey gave his 7co'h performance oil
"V"'' a., xcw.Yofk at the CASINO last evening
pr'"snps u, The each having his autograph" were
,,ut,d A. souN enits
Eta Chapter Of ri Phi. rom .,' came 70 lawn ve,
Acauc".. ~ nu, supper and attended the performance
'crnay Tor w. I, Remind Me- at the Empire Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
PENNSYLVANIA CoLLERIES FLOODED.

POttsye, Penn. May j.-AS a result Of ID" heavy
rains last week nearly all the cOllercs In this region
are completely drowned out, and operations siis-
pended All danger from the break in the >hcnan-
doah dam Is now passed, the water has been
lowered beneath the weakened part OF tie dam
York. Penn, May j-Tle susqlFhanna River at
Wnghtsvillc hi, county. las risen nine feet since
yesterday morning. THIS Is ia" highest point the
water has reached since ih" biz Hood Of lass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06

or, ot ,bn tables members Of ih" D"Ia
," roslor and Psi Epsilon gave IN one corner ~
,, room a lmchablc farce Of college me cane" -,
Du,ch DAISY II WIS written 'y M"'r, ,|'' a.
~ ,ho chs, were: L. u. Wade. j. H. f""' l. -
aucrlin w. NJ Raymond. T.. H. 'r"'"' "'" ~ ."
Greer. ,,or, Edmund &. -t"dn1n,
rr.d"rick A. stokes, rayson M"li I, CoIlrce Law
IInp1 william H. Ross 'i"ors" A. N",'' III" ',I
Justice r"ntor, Dr T. NJ t c"aM. ' Arm w. Evnris
oi ,r" " sheldon Dr. Ilaigh Johh W. '"r''e"'
~ ~ ,nn',l, curtis ard Ott0 EanIinih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
" = .lrrrIlAv SAIL, FOR EUROPE To DAY.


Lieutenant Governor william sh"'hah VIII -"
for Europe IN the Paris 10 day. III" msh pressure
uuicr which h. has been rnning tn" stat" Demo
cratic mac hinc la, told on hi, h"alih. II" pro"e
dawn about Two weeks ago al Tho Holman House
and was confined 10 his room until Yesterday WIN
form Of nervous prostraion. II i understood mat
he Is extremely reluctant 10 20 away Just no" "m'
IA. fat, Of the fat Federal offices still hai1S III
the lalancc and while all his powers arc needed 10
,,bin INTO Zinc thc Democrats Of Euialp WHO are
risiu- I'm revolt against him. But his physician >
in.,rucons are Imperative and he Will try t. rest
and think Of politics little aS possible.
n. rose from hi, sick bad yesterday ana left hi
room for the first time. lie spent a busy day even
FIR we'll man receiving hi, Lieutenant, AMI eivih;
u,rtnc instructions rs to how III" battle should b'
w,pcd I'm ht; absence. \ delegation Of nearly
dozen cane down from Buffalo AMI were closrIrd with
him for long time.
lie had the appearance Of man who was completely
tagged ont when Trhrn' reporter met him III 'h'
corri Tor of the Hoffman House last evening u" hd
int escaped from "A wonli.Le adviser. "N"N, h'
said In reply 10 a question. 90 Am pretty well urea
ou, | felt ~ though mast get ont to ddN th"'S"'
md | think shall be- able to get 10 III" steamship u"
murr,w Arr that"-a >hrue Of the Shoud'r'-
shall rest. SUPPOSE although dare say shall
think II polics once in a Willie
d" How long viii yon be- away ~
Two months. maybe longer
What j. NOnr route. -,
have no Trip planned a. vet. nav" hV' Dah
time think Of II. shall HAY" L" make up "N
ronr ~ | 20 along.
Il.uicnant Governor Shrchan declined to say any
thing about polite, cNcrp, that affairs were III
satisfactory condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06

were distributed. The patrons OF the fair were
principally the friends OF Miss Louise Brown ana
Mi, BESSIE Spcrry 20 whom much credit Is due Tor
their earnest work in aid OF the fund, and VINO
have provided the means for practically saving tAe
live, Of many young children and keeping others our
ing the hot months from the Sitting streets OF the
,an.mcrt districts About $40 was raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
MORRIS RILEY EDDY.

Chicago. May (Specnl).-Morrs Riley Eddy n
trustae OF the Northwestern University. died sud
denly from apoplexy at his home In Evanston to-
day lie WAS one OF the best known and most prom
jncnt citizens OF Evanston. Mr.. Eddy was native
NJ indiana, and was n OF the Rev. Augustus Eddy
:, pioneer Methodist preacher OF Indiana and Ohio
and brother OF the lutr DIR. Thomas NJ Eddy. who
was until his death Editor u "Ths Northwestern
Christian Advocate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06

~, V. kingshury Curtis. 50. Oliver G. Jennings,
81 and Willard Parker IT.. 90.
The polls open half an hour. During this
time Winthrop +. Dwight '03. Of President
Dwight. addressed the alumni on tie condition OF go"
leec affairs. and Il. l.. Made. 90, spoke about
athletics.
President elect Rowland gracefully acknowledged his
election 10y paying compliment I" tbos" who had oc-
cupi-d the chair before him. The meeting then ad
journed TO parlakc OF Il "Monarty supper" Willie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
80 nrD viy CHANGED WITH WRGLaRi.

.o,,hlo leaking man. sNty'hve years old' VIM
,,..-,t q. peter VIoman. "a commission "''r
n Offices at TNlrty.third-Nt and h'c'e"'h'aN'
Wy,nc at no. go West Thirty was "."'"
OH" wst Twentieth.st. police station lat night ON
up J" Wv ,,arr Henry Mullon. an eNrrcssm'n. who
ch''so N Aao West Twcntv.sevcntlNt was Tho com
lives ~ =, ,he rear Of the house Malon has stable
evening on entering the stable 70 attend u Ms horses
'<'s' .d vrom.n with az axe IN his hand. lie hdd
Malloh ' =, ,,om the stale door. Nronan. when
oroHc, ..r 10 the police, said that his wife was
mih'u W. .ue and he was seeLing nights shelter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
a. ATTACHMENT AGAINST ALFRED p. wALcorr

Freehold y. J.. May J.-Ou th" aspiration "i TAT
rick Coleman who j. acting IN the Interest, oil irtrr
DcTarv. attachment, have been .ucd against AI"d
F. Wa!cott Il non.rr,i lent debtor Inc suit J. !"
recover s1Ss 900 pcnaltic, violating The Slac laws
Iii times. These clr.cnt The opening and >'tthe UP
of that number of lotteries tn day, % III" race meet
nes at Monmouth Park. The action j. brought uhn'r
In. laws 81 1874. The at Is that ctit!cd AN A'I "
prcyent Crime" This approved IN March io'f'
.ihe wrlts been returned but probably VIII b.
coon. far the constable, have Lcen able to mud
any property upon which to levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
THE BICYCLE EEItY HtrE ENDED.

Chicago May b The Boston To Chicago bicycle
relay race. ended this morning, when II,, and Van
-ckIrn rcnchcd her" at 40 80 o'clock with III"
message iroG. Governor Russell Of Massachusetts,
The Journey completed IN little lr-, than l:2
hour, nearly TWENTY-FIVE hours behind the schcdul"
dime. The delay WIS due 10 bad roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
HELPING THE FRESH AIR FUND.

A fair for the benefit Of rh". Tribune Fresh MIR
Fund was In progress yesterday afternoon at the
home of Miss Louise Brown No. Il WcS' ohe-hihdr'd o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fancy articles ana book,
were sold. ard harmless punch and confectionery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
rgir uiTERyt CONES AGAIN TO SING

Frau Amelia Maerna, famous as singer oil Wash'fah
heroine, arrived here on the Columbia YESTERDAY She
4, Oh way Paul where she II 10 s'R '' "'c
,p.niug Of the new Auditorium on Tuc-dy On May -
she VIII br In Chicago AMI will sing III wagner pro-
.ramme under Theodore Thomas on the ENhibtol srhu'
few dave later will her" ana VIII sing at inc
arnegc Music Hall. Her last appearance here was
,,d.r M r.o,old n,uro-ch Since then Size has sting
IN many par.> u Europe. her last ap"aia'" icng III
Paris, No singer gained wicer OF better IePua
ton In the Wagner music dramas than FRAU Matefna ana
IN. WAS An e,.rial fa,orltc the composer himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
4 STUDENT DRowNED At moLYoKE.

Springfield Mas. May 5.-Chc,ter +. Lamb, elgJl-
teen. Of ". T. Lamb. drowned this morning
at IolyOkc lie standing on the abutmcnt OF
the dam skctching views OF the Hood and missing his
footing fen in In the present high water It will
fy, difficult to secure In" body. The young man wae
Il member Of the IIolyok" High school, and would
have been graduated In few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06

A Deepseated Cough cruelty tries the Lan9s and
wastes the general strength. prudent resort for
the afflicted Is to use Dr. D. Jayne's Expecorant, q
remedy for all troubled With Asthma. Bronchitis or
any Pulmonary affection. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
POLITICAL ODDS And ENDS.

MT. VERNON REPUBLICANS REGISTER TO-DAY.
To-day i the last day for the registration Of voters
for the clty election Of NJ Vernon. which is 10 be-
hci on Tuesday. May Ii. and the registration PAGES
In each ward will be open till p. N. TIE election
/, an important one. and citizen can afford to be
indifferent and lose his vote. but no on" can vote
unless be has appeared In person ana had his name
put on the registry list II Is necessary under Inc
n.w law 10 register before each election, ana the nc"d
Of a ful vote /, imperative AZ this "l"c'ion III"
7, ri, traon 80 far has been FIR from satisfactory
and u,nnS 4 serious los Of III" Republican vote II
not greatly Increased to-day. Their" J. VITAL IN
i,rc.i In "l"-iiug tn" Republican candidates Tor Inc
Common Council. as they all active ana cnt.u-
.la.iic supporters Of the ctv's best interests. ana
mr., men who can talk and act. and are possessed OF
independent convictions that gIarantr" careful ana
energetic administration Of the law. IN" new
Republican CITY Committee WAS organiL'i on Ihurs
dav night hy the election of y Nocl Bah"man. treas
nror Of the Military order Of LOYAL Legion Z, clIir.
man and T.. Il. MAYNARD, editor OF Ia" h''ol"'
secretary. The plan of campIign was agreed upon
ana II promises success for the Republican utk't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06

Mshlon Day governors Br,d.h J. Carroll George 5.
Coleman ana Charles S. Allen members OF the committee
or Admissions, Herbert h. Mhoen. Andrew r. Curiier'
Ira A. Place and Warren C. French. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
nc, rps,l0y ELECTS OFFICERS

,,o, NJ the Psi Epsilon Club was held
La Anhus' clubhouse No. ~ West Forty. second
last c Tss following elected r,ds" w SsS,s
.o,y Fox yicepresidents chauneey N. pcpew wlls,"
me"ay s"N 80 Georce sherman treasurer, William NJ
II. beao'es'oN sa. william DC Wolf Dimock; secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
"Wild's LinoleuR."

When your dealer sells you this well known brand,
which Is always plainly marked he Is taking risk Of
inferior article EVERYDAY knows by ex.
perience that "WILD'S LINOLECN' looks best. wears
best, and Is best In every way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
Established 1919.

Established 1879. .......
MRS McELRAlH'S HOMEMADE pKESCREED
pRANDIED, CANNED AND StiCED FRUITS AND
RE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
EyerythIng put up IN glass and kept until fall: FOR
,,,ces references &c, address Mrs SARAH s. Nc.
EiRXTH, 1893 Dsgrsw.st. brooklyn N Y
The New Operating Pavilion OF the Presbyterian no.
rt,I Mil open public inspection Monday, eta
nj from q To T. and To 10 y.
III The General Hospital will be open a, the same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
4 BIG PURSE RACE DECLARED OFF.

Bottom. MAY j.-D1vid II. blanchard. Of thi" city an
nOunc,e that his proposed III 00J stallion RAJ" f"t sep
IS declared or because enough entries hay"
be re ciye1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
Removal.

The ONCE OF Dr. F. Habouck for the painless extraction
OF teeth 10 Harvard Building, southwest A2dse
and 6th.aye. 20 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
Dl,rrAsING THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION.

line In MI grafton Question discussed .a~t even
Ing AZ NJ, Hamilton Republican tlnb. NO III "'''
one mt nd hlftiet.st The speakers were t' N
Madison C. Peters JOSEPH Golfer. I. {. tamIh''l am
n { Hoi fieon. IN, sp'lGcr, with the exception oil
Nj Eoiir son favor ~ restricting imnhYIauoh
and r. ,oluton wa, passed appointing committee" oil
three D. urge ulon the coming I''plpi'ah convention
IN no held shortly III Louisville ts necessity lot te,tc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
MRS CHATNCEY ~ DEPEW NOT so WELL.

Mrs Chaunccy NJ. Depcw. who has been III Tor inc
last week her home, In West Fliyfourthsr was S'iu
10 be not well last evening.