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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
PREDICTING CIVIL WAR IN IRELAND.
ORANGE SOCIETIES PREPARING FOR FoRClBLE
RESISTANCE TO HOME RULE

ORANGE SOCIETIES PREPARING FOR FoRCIBLE
RESISTANCE TO HOME RULE.
London, Feb. o2.-It Is reported from Belfast thnt
the Orange societies In the North Of Ireland are pre-
pairing for forclble resistance to Home Rule Pafa-
ment should one be established II Is being arranged
that all the Irish opponents OF Home k'ie shai'
simultaneously withdraw their deposits from the post
Office savings banks. and purchase arms TO be used
In case physical force should become necessary 10
prevent the assertion OF Irish Home Rule In ulster
INQUIRIES are already being made with view 10
contracts for a supply OF The latest improved weapons
and an Orange club at Dunginnon has received an
offer from a Birmingham factory OF 1000 Martini
rihes Excitement IS running very high among the
Royalis,s and many OF them declare that, In the
event OF the enactment OF the Homo Rule bill, civil
war will Inevitably ensuc
Prayers against tho Home Rule bill are being Of
iered In all the Protestant churches OF the Diocese
Of Down, In Ulster.
Belfast, Feb. cat the request Of the leading
tnonist merchants and raepayers OF this city. Sir
Daniel Dixon the Lord Mayor. has summoned
meeting OF the leading czeps OF Belfast 10 consider
the question OF Home Rule. The meeting VIII be
hcld Oh Tuesday next
Toronto ont Feb. 22.-The Toronto branch OF the
Iri,h National League has lndorscd Mr. Gidstones
Home Rule BILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
TIE ELECTIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Pttsburg Feb. o2-Thc later returns on yesterday
city election show that Judge Bernard McKenna
(Dcm) elected Mayor by LOO plurality II. !.
Golrlay (Ind. DEM, Controller. by about $500 ma
jority, and Joseph Dennlston (RepD Treasurer by
probably 800 majority. The latter was the only
candidate on the Republican ticket elected
In Allegheny City. Mayor William NJ Kennedy
(Repj was reelected by about 1000 majority.
Reading, Feb. 22.-The election here yesterday r.
suited in victory for the Republicans. that party
clecting Its entire ticket. William I. Shanaman
(Rep) Is elected Mayor over A. q. Darlington Dem.
by from GOO to 200 majority. John VI. Bcrtoettc
RepJ Is elected Ciiy Treasurer and Walter b. Koch
Rep1 Controller. The Republican City Assessors
have also been elected.
Lancaster, Feb. 22.-At the municipal election her
Yesterday to Democrats lost control Of the Common
Council but retained a majority Of one In the select
The Republicans will have a majority on JOINT ballot
and WILL therefore, control the election OF piy
Wafer Works and Chief Of tie Fire department
bradford, Feb 1.-THE election here yesterday r.
suited In "A victory for Republicans. L. y dempsey
Rcp) was elected Mayor by a majority OF l-";; ~
Mclean CDcmD f. elected city Treasurer ana ~ u
sloan (RcpJ Is elected Comptroller.
York Feb. nc. W = LoucK-. Republican candl
date for Mayor. elected yesterday by 10 majority
The last Mayors election gave Democrntc majority
of Q7A This T. the first time the Ecpnbllcans nave
carried the city IN twelve years. The rest OF IN"
democratic Ticket has been elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
TRAINS on THE CENTRAL DELAYED.
FRIGHT TRAFFIC BETWEEN HERE AND ALBANY
sUsPENDED-TRoUBLE on THE
HARLEM ROAD


The storm OF Tuesday night and Yesterday ntcrfered
greatly with freight and passenger service OF the
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad The
road suffered little west OF Albany Between Albany
and New York, and especially south Of Pougbkeepse.
tie tracks were covered with and sleet that made
the passenger service seriously With their customary
vity however, the division supernendents set 10 work
battling against the storm. and they succeeded rs
well as could be expected under the trying circum-
stances. Southbound trains from hour TO
six hours late. The South Western Limited, due at
tho Grand Central Station at q o'clock p m, was
six hours and twenty minutes late. The South
Shore Limited due at 80 o'clock p. m, was three
hours late. Even the Albany Express, due Mt o 20
New York, New Haven and Hartford Road were de-
laycd from one to four hours. The Boston Ex-
press due at 10 O'Clock p. m, four hours late.
Half dozen snow plows kept busy all day
tho Hudson River Division OF the New-York Central.
The condition gradually improved last night.
The storm on tho upper portion OF the Harlem
River Railroad was unusually severe. The traffic
between New-York and Paving not intcrfered
with to marked degree but north Of PAwling In the
vicinity OF WasSaic and Boston Corners the snow
was reported to BE- over six feet deep. The train
which left Chatham Mt an early hour yesterday morn
Ing passed through White Plains seven hours late.
Four engines used to force a way through the
fast accommodating snowdrfts In Columbia County.
All the available force OF aborlng men at the COM
pany's call have been sent from White Plains and
other points North TO open the road. Snowplougls
and half u dozen engines were also sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
TIE HOLIDAY AT THE THEATRES

Considering the weather and the waA." ,e thea,res
thing else yesterday was good cav a. so,ae a.
Matlnees were given at about half oil .n'a" sni
ways have afternoon performances on rho attendance
.nom noo sSo ' usual capous nature Of holiday r.
relations with theatres. Some OF the o,nsrs were
crowded both afternoon and evening anu seem al
nearly empty For unknown reasons honu" and to b
ways TO advance the fortunes OF some and the
fatal TO others. At Days Iheatre' un A, the En-
Empire tn, the nC' "'U arsc parry from Company 1
Regiment saw ..Thc Girl LIT bchnd Ne Mr.. rrsh
was supper arward to which the as.OaS officers we're
mans company who play the parts Of army eor Leu
invited Among the guests wer' 'oo'. NJ Kipp and
&C. NJ s" watson conssatu .l ri.
actors invited were Frank Moriaune' ...au,a, obSA
Nelson whcatcrof., W. II. Thompson and 'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Feb. 22.-Thc delegates to the Republican
State Convention slow In assembling In llar
monla Hall this morning, and 1t was 10 10 O'Clock
when Secretary Bates Of the state Central Committee
raped for order. lie said he was glad 70 be able
70 congratulate the Republicans III Michigan on having
since the last convention wrcstcd the control Of its
affairs from the Democrats. Judge Victor II. Lane
Of Adrian made temporary chairman ana W. A.
French temporary secretary. After Judge Lane had
announced the committees the convention took re-
cess until 80 O'Clock. After the committees had
reported when the convention irassembled this after
noon. Justice Hooker unanimously nominated a.
candidate for Supreme Court Justice. For Regent oil
the university, Frank W. Fletcher, OF Alpchn' was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
REPORTS OF AN INDIAN MASSACRE.

AN ENTIRE HUNTING PARTY KILLED TO AvENGE
AN INSULT TO GIRL.
Vancouver B. C., Feb. 22-Stanley smith, VINO
arrived here from Deaconla a few days ago, brings
word that rmors are in circulation In that district
OF n terrible Indian massacre that took place rev
weeks ago on sorrow Island. Some Rivers Inlet
Indians went there to hunt otter, and on the isiahd
were some Of the Kitkatalas tribe, further nnrt also
hunting The story is that Rivers Inlet man
molested q Kitkataas girl Her tribe avenged the
insult by killing the offender. A general hght en-
sued and the Rivers Inlet mon were vanquished.
All were killed with the exception Of three chieis.
who were spared because OF their rank These chle1S
were imprisoned In hut The victorious lhdahs
held powwow, and 1t was decided that IL the Rivers
Inlet chiefs were allowed to return their rioesmeh
would avenge themselves so 1t was decided 10 act On
the MAXIM "dcad men tell no tales" Ihey were
therefore shot to DEATH
The story was told to Smith by some INDIANS ana
he also heard 1T mentioned by several "f the crew OF
the steamer Coqualam, which had Just returned from
q fishing cruise In the locality
Sorrow Island is distant from any trading ports,
so II is probable that the OF the massacre Viii
not become generally known for several weeks Inc
Indian agent ut Alert Bay has been lniorhed VI ue
matter, and he Is making an invesuSauoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
TIE IVY CITY TRACK TO OPEN SATURDAY.

Washington. Feb. 22.-Presdent Oualey. OF the wv
City Club. to-day said that the first meeting OF the
club would begin Saturday next, unless the weather
should happen to be unusually severe. Men are now
at work the track. and buildings and many I'm
provcmens are being made. Mr. Quacy said there
would be plenty OF horses here and that fl Ids world
be limited to twelve fifteen horses. lie thought the
races would continue for not less than ninety days
C. Victor sass, OF Ncw-York. will be- secretary OF the
club and Mr. Pettus, formerly secretary will be made
an associate Judge. This Is not account OF any
dissatisfaction with Mr. Pettus but simply because OF
Mr. Pettuss thorough experience In the stand. and
because Mr.. Sass as secretary would secure great
number OF desirable entries.
Among the stables which have signlfed an Intention
to participate In the meeting. Mr. Petus stated this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
THE APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE GRESHAM.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: Why do the Democrats rage and imagine
q vain tiingvi Why all this "waillnS and enashius
OF teethvi Mr.. Cleveland is true Bourbon, and b
IS simply true to the shlbboleh If Democracy, VIZ
ITO the vlctors belong the spos.' ! do not So
why the leaders Of the party find fault With the ap
polntment OF Judge Gresham. 1t Is In perfect ac-
cord with the purest postulates Of Democracy. MI.
Clevand knows that the appointment as the NELL
bcrs OF his Cabinet OF such Judge Gresham
is merely rewardlng them for services rendered.
They know they could not have elected their withA
ont the did OF disaccted 0r disappointed Republicans
and now when Mr.. Cleveland honestly and iearlessy
puts their doctrine into practice they SIT down 0i
they would hold their peace long enough to ponder
the Arabic proverb II l am master and thou srt
master who shall drive the aSses"! or. They VINO
complain that Grantham steepe stands awry VII not
set a straighter by it, AN oLD-LlNE Whiu.
Elizabeth, y. j. Feb. 10, lo95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
CHESS PLAYERS ELECT OFFICERS.

The fifteenth annual meeting OF the New'iors '-.
Chess Association was held at the German "s'0D'
Temple. No. go East Fifeenth-st, YESTERDAY NV
Ing. The following officers were eecei' r'vae.~
Howard J. Rogers, of Albany, president a, -
Higgins +. G. Janusch and q. II. Thornton OF puI""
vice.presidcnts; +. Rose, treasurer: A. b. hO's
secretary; advisory committee. Dr. +. MlhI' - 10
berg and W. Bigelow. =.
A championship and general tournament open'u ..,
10 n. M, with thirty-two entries. Inc su''
contestants were: " a -st1laS
Champion hip tournament open only 10 III 40
PLAYERS OF unqut STONED strength. hrs p,. saoY(
nri1, $40 won by Jobn s. Ryan. Manhattan ~ ~
club Problem solving tournament. open % ~ rrsds
bers Z. OILY, Brooklyn Ches; Tub, frst, ccsas-l
Nugent CITY Chess Club, second. In tae ,e,rssa
tournament prize OF $40 was divided equally p''''
Reitzer and S0uwcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
JUBILEE PRESENTS FOR THE POPE.
OVER 100000 FRANCS ALREADY RECEIVED-
CONGRATULATIONS FROM PRESIDENT
CARNOT.

CONGRATULATIONS FROM PhESlDcNI
CARNOT.
Rome Feb. Gas the Pope is still suffering from
cold, the reception Of the pilgrims from Hungary,
Uruguay and the Argentine, which was to have taken
place to-day, WAS postponed indefinitely Inc rope
however, received Comte de BehaiDe, French Am
tassadOr at the Vatican who presented letter OF con-
graduation and two Sevres from President Car
not. The letter countersigned by NJ. Develle
French Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and expressed the
Presidents best wishes for the health and long life OF
the Pope. In replying to Comte de Behane's oral
congratulations the Pope spoke OF his sincere desire
for the prosperity OF France and the continuance OF
the present cordial relations between the Republic and
the Vatican.
The Catholic noblemen OF Rome gave a magnificent
violet cope TO Pope Leo In which 1t was expected that
he would celebrate his jubilee mass. The Pope de-
clned to the cope, he believed that on such
a solemn occasion he should only white. His
decision has given such offence TO the noblemen who
presented the cope that he has promised to wear 1t
at a special mass St. Josephs Day.
Paris, Feb 22.-The jubilee presents Of money al
ready received by the Pope amount to 100000
francs The Austrian Emperor. Austrian Archdukes
the Archbishop OF Prague and the Primate OF Hungary
gave 100000 francs each. The Bishops Of Austria
Hungary sent 100000; the nobility Of Bohemia, 30O
600; Mexican Catholics, 10000; South American
Catholics 100000.
several officials at the Vatican have been arrested
for having sold tickets OF admission 10 81. Peters on
the occasion OF the celebration OF mass by the Pope
The tickets sold In direct defiance OF orders that
admission should be free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
A NEW INDUSTRY SUCCESSFULLY STARTED

Harrisburg Penn, Feb. % (speciap'- A
sheet mill plant OF the Lalance -GroSJean Nomi IN
New-York, was put In operation this ai''r"o I'D
much CEREMONY. The new plant Is situated '"s' am.
of Harrisburg, on q twelve-acre tract, ana Wa 40
pleted within ten months. II VIII employ n srcs
70 600 men and II Is said that In the An n
cranteware works OF the firm on Long lsan' IN.
moved here. special train brought the officers =.
company from New. York, and they were met ~ I'M
works by 200 prominent citizens OF iiarri,Vu,s ace
had hem invited TO assist at the opening. md hel
Cordicr, daughter of Vice President Croe,' ,be vss
brother Augustus pulled the lever INA. s smoothly
machinery I'm motion and everything worheu "il vas
and perfectly The successful starting OF um ssrs msdt
followed by n banquet. nj which speeches " sna g.
by NJ W. McAhrney In behalf Of the Guy ~"
Nichols for the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
MIR. NEUMANN WANTS A PRoTECToRATE.

Washington, Feb 22--Secretary J. w. Foster sent
to-day to the chairman Of Committee on Foreign
Relations for the Information Of the Senate the state
ment which Paul Neumann left at the department
Yesterday, and accompanied II with report OF the
interview held with the Secretary. From The latter
il appears that the object OF Mr.. Neumanns visit to
Washington is to secure the restoration OF Queen
I.uiuokalani to the throne under an American pro
,ectorac lie does not advise her restoration under
any other circumstances. II the Congress OF the
United states shall not deem protectorac feasible
he would then favor annexation with liberal allow
'nce for the Queen and Princess Kaiulani. but he
strongly objects TO the continuance OF tho present
Provisional Government in power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
CONCERNING LONG WORKS

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: Probably the longest legitimate word m n.
English language lit not included among N.
eight given In The Tribune the other day) ia sM.
establishmentarianism. This was used by sevsr,
English and Irish newspapers at the time Of III. d
establishment Of the Irish Church. about 1871. ana
Is said to have found Its way into the House OF Com
mons.
There is an old farce called Cryptoconcholdsypho
ostomata" which revived by Mr.. Charles Cole,ta
London actor some fifteen years ago, and was q.
tensvely advertised in the London press to the di,
may OF the cOmpOsitors and pr0Ofreaders.
With regard 10 Observation-Disclosures though MT
given sin the best dictionaries Il will be found n
an even extended FORM with twenyseven letters
In the fifth act OF ShakespeareS Loves Labors Lost
New-Iork, Feb. Is, 1888 A.EG,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
SELECTIONS FROM TIE MN
THEY WANT CoRoNERs TO RI DIVA,

THEY WANT coRoNERs TO BE pIrys,c,.,.
TO the Editor Of The Tribun.
Sir: The committee on legislation q, ~.
society OF the State Of New York have NEEDED
bill is before the Legislature which air. aaa
the CorOner's Office In the hands OF tbo n 70 pa0
fession. They have no hesitation in sav,r. "a RA
society which they represent is warmly ~ .a1 us
this principle. 1t is undoubtedly beIiovoA s'~
physicians and surgeons Of this State that :, h
Of coroners, so far as ascertaning tia ns.. aats
disease or injury causing death Is copccrnas h
be In their hands, and that thus the best sao4
The community will be promoted. WIthou, ,ssa
aIiy particular bill In all It's details which sae
present time be before the Legislature tfss o. ~ u
feels warranted In urging the Legislatpro :, "use
law which will, In the State OF New.YorS Pas
STATE OF massachusetts,, make the Office ~ Cos u
TO he filled only by competent physician n9 ons
committee also believes that a snficIent sai. h
one of not less than 5000 I'm great cities ~
81 600 to $1,000 In the country and sm,insne hol
must be paid In order to secure compe,sn,' uvrS
service. "' medical
The cooperation OF the press Of this State |, 49,.
ly requested In favor OF this principle onee
d. b: ST. JOHN RooSI
DANIEL LEWIS
ID. V. .. LEARY
New-York, Feb. 90, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
Az ENGLISH BANKER COMMITS SUICIDE.
HILTON BARKER. WHOSE FIRM FAILED UNDER
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES ENDS HIS
LIFE WITH A BULLET.

SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES ENDS HIS
LIFE WITH A BULLET.
london. Feb. 22.-Ion Barker. Of the prn
cipa members OF the firm Of G.. Barker Co.. late Of
No. - Mark Lane. which failed on June d. last
committed sucid" to-day In n railway carriage near
Prncy. The failure icreated much excitement. being
Tor the sum OF scB.2jOOOO. II affected host Of
thrifty persons throughout the country who were In
duccd TO deposit money with the firm by the cxccp
ionally high rate OF interest offered the average rate
promised being per cent. The Official Receiver in
Bankruptcy asccrtaincd investigation facts which
led 10 the arrest OF Hilton and ". Barker, who We're
tho principal members Of the firm and responsible for
It's management. They accused OF fraud, and
the Treasury undertook their prosecution.
Hilton Barker has been much depressed since the
ALLURE Of the firm. and this depression was greatly
Increased by the lie appeared To consider that
the authorities dealing harshly with him. and
ALWAYS claimed that his Intentions had been honest.
and that he was simply unfortunate. The suicide was
evidently premcditatcd. lie had provided himself with
revolver bcfor. taking the train. and put II 10 his
head blowing ont his brains. In one OF his pockets
WAS found "A telegram, addressed Ia the Official Re
cclvcr, spying Come and fetch your vcum'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
RHODE ISLAND PROInBITIONIsTS.

Providence II. l., Feb. o2.-Thc Prohlbonists
met In state Convention this morning. J. NJ. Williams
was elected chairman and J. y. Todd. secretary.
One delegate, J. ". Paul. Of East Providence. In
disgust asked 10 have his name taken from the roll
and bis resignation as member OF the State Central
Committee accepted, both OF which were unanimously
done. platform cmb)dyng the usual resolutions
was adopted. The following were made the nom
nees OF the convention for State officers: Governor
Henry II. Metcan OF Pawtuckct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nathan Larkin, Of IiOpknt)n; Secretary OF State
Elisha +. Reed. Of WOOnsocket: General Treasurer.
u. F.. IIelme. OF South Knestown; Attorney General
James A. Williams OF Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
ATTACKING PREMIER GIOLTTI.

\ STATEMENT BY EXPREMIER CISPi CAUSES
CAUsTIC DEBATE IN THE ITALIAN
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Rome, Feb 22.-In an interview with Fan
fula" reporter recently eX-Prcmicr Crspi crit
czcd the present diplomatic policy Of the Govern
ment and especially commenting upon the present
Premicr's attitude toward the bank scandals
said that in 1850, when Minister of Finance,
Signor Giolitt told him that the Bank of Rome
was conducted illegally
This interview was made the text to-day in
the Chamber of bitter attack upon Premier
Giotti The Government was interpellatcd as TO
the truth OF the statement as to its knowledge
Of the frauds before the exposure, but Signor
Giotti made only cvasvc replies intended to
cut short the debate Several members Of the
DIGESTION, taking for granted the correctness of
SighOr Crispis statements. compared them with
Premier Giolitts repeated assertions short timc
ago that the Government had been ignorant OF
the bank irregularities in question
Both Giolitti and Crlsp spoke amid much
confusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS

concert by the Haydn Society Chorus am otners va
be given at the Harlem Presbyterian Church on feo'
o. under the auspices OF the Young Ladies bole '
Dr AcxIs A Julien will deliver an illustrated lectuO
on "Ihe Misfortunes OF an Obclisk" before the AMe'
Geographical Society. Chickerng Hall. on fe'.uay "
A concert given last eyelng IN the Betne' 49,.
Methodist Episcopal Church No. els suluvan's' w 49,
benefit Of the Sunday school library OF the ehurcn -
Bessie Lee. assisted by Nine. Jeminez. Miss 'E0'.
Scott Miss Eva Turner and Professor Freae''A '''''
contributed the entertainment OF the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
NEW CABINET IN PORTUGAL.
NAMES OF THE MINISTER'S MADE KNOWN.

SENIOR RIBEIRo THE PREMrER-To ANNOUNCE
THEIR PROGRAMME IN THE CORTES TO-DAY.
Lisbon, Feb 22.-Scnhor Ribeiro. who was sum
noned by the King to form Ministry al'er Tue
resignation of the Ferreira Cabinet, has succeeueo
in his undertaking, and the new Ministry Is an-
nounced as follows:
SENIOR RIDEIRo, Prime Minister ana Mnis'er On EUR
elgn Affairs.
SENIOR BRANCO Minister OF the Interior
COLONEL PINTO, Minister OF War
SENIOR AZEvEDO. Minister Of Justice.
SENIOR FUSCHINI Minister OF Finance
CAPTAIN FERREIRA DO AMARAL, Minister OF "~
rlne and the Colonies.
SENIOR MACHADO Minister OF Public WORKS.
The Cabinet will hold meeting tonight ana
determine their programme, which will be SUD-
mitted to the Cortes tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
VACANCIES IN PARLIAMENT FILLED.
AN Ayr1pARyEL1IrE VICTORY IN NORTH MEAT

An ANII-PAKN Ella lIiOhi i.' -'ON''
T. r JEyNINGs's SUCCESSOR CHOSEN
London, Feb. o2.-The election TO fill the vacancy
for tho northern division OF Meath IN Tue ho"'o
OF Commons caused by the unseating OF Micheal
Davitt antl-Parrellite, who In the Inst eeherai
election defeated Pierce Mahony. firnelhte' py
a majority OF 403 votes. was held yesterday. Inc
ntParnelltes nominated Mr.. Gibney as their can
ddate while Mr. Mahony again stood IN the fal-
nelllte interest. The ant-Parnelites won tne uay
Mr. Gibney rec Giving 1888 votes against $50 cast
for Mr.. Malony. ,,. j.. s
At the Parliamentary election IN stockport To-Day
to m IN. seat cft vacant by the death Of Louis D.
Jennings Conservative Mr.. Whitley. ronservatNe, re-
ccivcd 5,26i votes and Major sharp Hume Lperai
a -n0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-Chef Justice Melville W. Fuller
OF the United Supreme Court Senator Iebnlon B
Vance, OF North Carolina; Emilio dc Muruaga, Spanish
Minister at Washington; Ex-Governor Oliver Amcr OF
Frank Hatton, Of Washington d. Co. and
State Senators John II. Derby and F. b. Osborne.
Lieutenant -Covernor William +. Shcchan OF
Buffalo. IIOLLAND-Irving NJ Scott. Of San Francisco
INTERCOLLEGIATE Senators Edmund OConnor, Joseph
Mullin G.. S. Won GOrder John T.. Smith, ThOma, Hun
fer and w p. Richardson. MURRAY HILI.-Senator
c. H. Parsons OF Rochester. ST. JAMES-Congressman
John j. HcmphiI, OF South Carolina VICToEIA-Con
gresham Herman Stump OF Maryland.