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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
uAsTAMMANY FACED ABOUT?
,.nc,x7 THE PASSAGE OF 1HE SENATE
QUARANTINE ELL.
THE ALLEGED REASON Is THAT SENATOR
,.pr1s HAS ADJOURNED THE SUBJECT"

ALLEGED REASON is THAT SENATOR
u,rr1s HAS ADJOURNED THE SUBJECT"
prr HE YIELDED TO SENATOR HILL.
fey TELEGRAPH TO TrE TRIRuNE]
washington. Fob. 4.--IIayc the Tamnany represent
w. g., congress changed front Oh the Quarantine
~, or lave they concocted deep scheme to pre-
O any quarantine legislation whatever by this
rrsss, If their own statements are to be accepted
ard there is 10 reason TO suspect that they are not
d. IN good faith BY several, at least, OF The Tam
.pv Congrcssmcn-Ta mmany is not only to withdraw
49, onposition TO the bill Which passed the Senate. bat
- anxious that the measure should become a law Is
- a. practicable. some Of them, 1t is understood
s-om lpd,puiabc authority, have been TO REPRESENTA-
IT,, pav,rr of the Committee Interstate ana
rorecn Commerce. who has charge OF the subject and
,od him to make an effort to pass the senate bill
t,ch f. still on the Speakers tablc-on Monday. under
su.ucusion Of the rules. Down TO this afternoon no
,couesi had been made for recognition for that pur-
pose.
Same OF the Tammany Representatives profess TO
,al dissatisfied because Senator Harris. they
ros IT, "has adjourned the subject" in the Senate
and they therefore anxious that the lloaSc Shall
take action by passing the Senate bill, either with or
vthout amendment. Among the provisions OF the
scpatc bill is one which carries All appropriation OF
81 900 600 TO enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
carry out the other provisions Of the proposed act
agree 10 that If necessary 10 prevent the faare Of
oil legislation. one of them to-day suggested that
the senate bill might be passed without amendment
ond sent to the President, WHO could wait ten days
before approving il 10 see whether Congress would
mass bill which did not carry the appropriation.
lilo added 1t is very clear To ne that this Congress
cannot afford to be responsible for the failure 10 enact
an efficient and proper quarantine law
so far as senator Harris is concerned he does not
appear to be subject to just criticism by any Mmmany
member of the House of Representatives. on Febrt
AIRY he moved that the bill passed by. the House
he considered. but Obliged TO Yield 10 the Appro
ndsion, Committee. To-day he would have tried
again and the bill would probably have been passed
n Mr. Harris had not received telegram from Senator
it'll who was here yesterday and somewhere else to
day. asking him not to call up the Quarantine bill
upti Monday.
moi ion for the consideration of the sherman Silver
purchase Repeal bill. and If that motion fails. Mr.
Harris will cIdeavor 10 secure action at the
quarantine measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
BUSINESS IN TIE SENATE.
\ LITTLE TIrF BETWEEN MEssHs. BUTLER AMI
NAKEIS-NOrSE BILLS pissed

HAEEs-nOUSE BILLS PASSED
Washington Feb. 4-In the senate to-day On mo-
ton OF Mr. sherman the Presidents message OF Thurs
Gay last was distributed to committees
The senate proceeded TO the con 4drration az House
bills on tho calendar.
An interruption to the consideration OF House bills
on the calendar occurred when Mr. Butler asked
leave 10 present some morning business and when
Mr. Harris objected. he had already done to other
Senators under Ike circumstances sharp dialogue
took place between the two senator's and the result
that when the calendar was resumed Mr. Butler
objected To each j, ii up. After that re-
iaatCrN Lad been followed up In half dozen
Mr.. Patt appealed to the two senators TO come
together settle their difficulty and let business 60 o.
Finally Mr.. BITTER (whie c)ntcndng that he was
not courtcOa,y treated by NJ. Iarr,) withdrew the
objections which he had already made and business
went on.
Among The House bills passed was the one pro
viding for sundry lighthouses and other aids TO nav
gltion with many amendments, on which a con-
ference asked.
y conference report the bill concerning tcsti-
mony in criminal cases under the Interstate Com
mcrce law was presented and agreed to.
The senatc resumed consideration OF House bill 20
ra,ify and confirm an agreement with the Cherokee
nation of Indians OF the Indian Territory and ap
proprating ~. 505,736 carry It out. The Senate
Committee Indian Affairs had reported substitute
Cor the IIos. bill, and many amendment, offered
and agreed To and The bill WAS passed
Memorial proceedings IN memory Of Mr.; Gamble OF
South Dakota Mr.. Ford, Of Michigan, and Mr. stack
house. south Carolina. late members of the House OF
Representatives. begun at 4 y. m. and after
eulOgic on each OF the dead Representatives. the Gus
tomary resolutions were agreed to. and The senate al
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SILVER IN THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE.
QUIET WORK GOING OK IN 10Th BRANCHES
PREPARING 10 MEET MIR. HILLS NOTION

QUIET WORK GOING on IN BOTH BRANCHES
PREPARING 10 MEET MIR. HILLS NOTION
Washington Feb. 4.-Qulet bnt systematic work on
the silver question Is in progress In the Senate as the
result Of Mr.. HIS notice that h. would call mp the
hill TO repeal the sherman act Monday next ChdeT
the rules Of the Senate the motion 10 take up the
bin is not dcbatalc and what is done bv the friends
ana opponents of the bill must necessarily be accom-
plishcd bv n personal canvass There is n difference
Of opinion among the opponents of repeal as 10 what
is the better policy. but the majority OF them appear
TO be in favor Of voting down the motion 10 take
up tie bill. Mr. Teller Is confident that Mr. HIPS
motion will be defeated. and thinks the majority
against him will be in the neghborh00d Of "A dozen
The advocates Of n repeal continued to-day In the
House. to circulate their petitions in favor OF n
closure amendment to the rule for consideration OF
the Andrew ate bill All the Democrats from New
York except Mr.. Cummings have signed. The number
OF signatures obtained thus far falls considerably short
of "A majority Of the Democrats OF the House
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INVESTIGATING THE wnIsKEY TRUST.
A WITNESS SAYS THAT TIE INCREASE IL PRICE
OF wTISKEY WAS "GRAB.'


Washington, Feb. 1.-The Investigation into the
Wbiskey Trust begun today by the sub com
mittee OF the House judiciary Committee with the
examination OF James N. veazey. OF Hamilton County
Ohio. Mr.. Ncazey has been travelling salesman
since 1916 and IS acquainted with the details OF The
liquor business He explained the difference between
wlskcys. spirits and high wines. The Disabling and
Cattle Feeding Company had headquarters at PEORIA
III. lie did not know The exact number OF cstab
llshment> it embraced. but when formed In 1859 1t
Included eighty firms. II produced 'dooh)l
spirits and high wines.
The company Dad system Of rebate certificates
by which it sold its goods. Pcrs0ns holding these
certificates are allowed Il rebate OF about cents
gallon on spirits. and from l. to II cents gallon
on alcohol. The rebate IS paid only In case firms
ere distributed By agents and payable ia Peoria.
The company S goods sold generally throughout
the country, and its outpdt represented onchan OF
this business I'm this country.
The price OF whiskey had increased % cents n
gallon when great quantity Of these certificates
worc out There occasion ftr this incrras" +;
1T was a grab There had been no Increase in the
their product is made cheaper than IT had been
for years. There was no scarcity in the stock or
increase In the consumption. He understood that
there had been change IN the cOmpanv'S method
OF doing business In the last thirty days probably In
onticpatiOn of this invcstig1tiO The change. he
thought was regarding the rebate and voucher system
Mr. Veazey Will be further examined on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
y,PPOU ESCAPE IRON DEATH BY FIRE

An ovcrhcacd stove set fire last evening to the
threcs story frame building mt No. 100 d. kal-av".,
nrookIyn and caused damage OF T3.Do. The build
n,, WIS occupied by Tanqu"rry a Co.. photographers
II g. Green twenty-five years old. clerk employed
bv the firm. who was III the building Wheh thr IRE
et,rtcd tried To pu out the blaze, and during his
gor.s IN. ceiling fell knocking him TO the floor
Whilr Green was lying unconscious several people
,,bo wore Messing saw the smoke and rushei Into Ia"
place. They fonnd Green on III" floor and carried
him to "A neIghborinc slor', where an ami ulancc
surgeon attended to his nu-'s lie was found to be,
,,,frinp from conclusion of tn" brain. An alarm Of
Dr., v,s sent in and .hr tr"nrn worked hour be-
Cnre Tho flame, were cNiiI Sul7h' a.
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Complctrly prOOtcd.

vir,ut uprooiing disease. The contrast with sterling
medicines whca such paa'es ai'd not only enhances
the dignity the former but serves to emphasize the folly
Of employing halfway measures when thorough ones are
avalalle marScd instance OF this il the the
o,a hand e. Ifo-t-tt,r's stomach Bttrs OF chs
and feycr and bilious rruittent aud the other Of crdl
o.rv rcmede. IN mlladcs OF this type. ~ the Bit:"r'
uol,ral complaints In every stage and Of the
most malignant NY" ar completely conquer al
aid lo-e their hold upon the system. They
ar. rarely II ever. d,Odeed By the ordinary re-
questlonaby he mitzed through such The same
holds good OF Indigestion bliousncss kidney complaint
Rheumatic and debility BY the Di;ters they
are cured when many rene des fail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
NJ UORWSER dhRAIGNED TOR FORGERY.
HE DENIED TIE CHARGE. BUr WAS OBLIGED
TO GIVE BONDS IN 5000 FOR Ills Ap-
rEkRASCT-A TALK WITH MS UNCLE.

rEARASCE-A TALK WITH HIS UNCLE.
Maurice Wormser. forty-throc years old an I'M
porter, living at No. li5 East sixty th,rd-st. and n
nephew OF Isdor Wormscr the banker was arralgned
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday m
ine. lie was accompanied by l.s counsel. eXIudge
Donohu-. Charles F.. Eycrofl. merchant Of No. 81
Franklin st.. charged Worms"r with forging the In
dor,pmcn to check for q5Is %. drawn the Union
square Bank and made payable TO Rycroft. Mr
Rycroft said that last November. while he was III
Europe. Mr.. WOrmSer called at the store Of Ludwig
Brothers, In West Fourteenh-st. and told iii" mem
beS Of the firm that Mr.. Rycroft had sent him to r.
cclvc payment for some goods which they had re-
c.ivrd. bernhard j. Ludwig had then drawn u cheek
for 1913 81 upon the Union square Bank. where the
Grm kept its account. II had been made payable TO
Rycroft Mr. WorrlSer Lad said that this bank was
closed and had asked II he could have IN" cheek
csshcd. Then. In the pre- once OF the bookke'p'r'
Charles Alcnbeycr he had Endorsed ia" name oil XIV
croft on the check. The money had been pald 10
Wormscr The complainant alleged That he received
no part OF the money.
Wormser denied that he guilty Of the 'llare".
lie says that he Is a particr NJ Rycrcft. and VIII
E cht the ease the end His counsel de!nhhhed an
nomination which was set down. FOR TUESDAY neat
Justice Hogan placed Wormser under $1,000 ball ana
ile bond given Friday night by Isdcr Woimscr was
approved
I.,dor worms.r. Of l. & s wormscr. the Wall street
bankers ut No. II Wall street, IN speaking "i the
case said Yesterday: THE yOuns man l. my 'phe"'
do not know any thing about the nnti"r bat doh
believe he f. guilty. Tie circumstances don't Dear
II ont, II he should have got into any trouble anu
wnntcd S2rj. 500 $500. H. could have come 10
h, unces and been helped ont Of any scrapS Win
an, having Ia resort the forgery that i charged
think II is an due 20 jealousy. The young man nag
left the firm and gone TO another iie vs. t'oI
snlcsinan and ! guess they didn't Ike the loss oil
bGsn">-.' . 80, . ,-o,.,,
Neither the arrested man nor his father IS known
"A Wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
CHANCES Of TIE ANTI. OPTION BILL.
IT Is REPORTED IN THE HoUSE-FRIENDS OF
TIE MEASURE DESPONDENT.


Washington. Feb. (Srcciall.A report was current
this forenoon that Chairman Hatch win attempt to
take the opponents of the AnUpuon bill by surprise
on Monday by offering motion TO suspend the rules
and send II a committee OF conference. In this
relation II asserted that al the friends Of the
bill had been told quietly 10 be on hand Monday
morning aid in carrying ont the programme. Chair
man Hatch and other members of the Committee on
Agriculture denied that such scheme was afoot, and
Speaker Csp said this afternoon that request had
been made 10 him by Chairman Hatch or any other
member for recognition IN order that lie might move
10 suspend the rules for the purpose above In
oicaed.
Mr. Waugh, OF Indiana, who Is a member OF the
Committee on Agriculture said 10 a Tribune CORE
spondent that the understanding among members
Of the committee IS that effort shall be made to
have the House consider the Senate amendments IN
Committee of the Whole. II that effort shall fail,
there will be resort TO some other method FRIENDS
Of the bill who asked to-day for an expression
OF opinion In regard 10 its prospects took rather
gloomy view Of the situation, a rule, and some OF
them frankly said that the defeat OF The measure
seemed 10 be Inevitable The bill was reported from
the Committee Agriculture today and placed on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
c. c. Shayne's Manufactured Stock
Removed from Prince Street
10 42d Street.

have removed my entire wholesale
stock of manufactured Furs from lob
Prince-st. to 124 West 42d-st. No
manufactured goods will be sold at
Prince-st. after this date. The con-
SOlidatiOn of the two stocks makes one
of the largest stocks Of Furs in any one
building in America. In addition to
the building, No. 124 West 42d-sr.,
which l purchased five years ago, I
have secured No. 12G adjoining, which
will be altered and connected with my
present store. When the alterations
shall have been completed the store
will be 80 feet front, 100 feet deep and
five stories high No. 124 will be used
for retail, and No. 1876 for wholesale.
The designing and manufacturing will
be done on the upper floors.
| desire to reduce this large stock
prior to the alterations in March, and
to effect sales / have marked my en-
tire stock down to the lowest possible
prices. The goods as now marked
must bring the prices or | will store
them away until next season, for the
reason that l am offering them at cost.
and owing to the recent advance in
skins they cannot be duplicated. The
goods have been strictly graded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
NrT.YOPK ALCMNAE MEET.

Tho animal social meeting Of the Nr~-lork branch
NJ the Association of Collegiate Aumnac was held al
M o. Riylng'on-st. yesterday afternoon. The or
oanlzation numbers about go m"nhcr' MS Ahc"
williams presided. The following officer were e'ec''"
Miss Alice Dnsmorc Nassa), PRESIDENT MISS arc
vruioms University OF Michigan, uc-p'e-ld M :
MI, Ilzolcth Elclrn lioi Nassar). secret rs MIS-
- u po,wIn CN.llcsley) treasurer: Miss J. l.. White
head 1Syracuse University. Mis- Emily j. sinih iHh
Mawr,. Miss Elizabeth Briggs Cornell Iniv'r'liy).
Miss Adele Marie shaw Smith, eXecuiiv" committee
Among those present we're Mis- Robbins Mrs. NgItD
vi nnnu Mis- .can Fine Spahr. Ms, Mclean MS
(; q Tru,k Ms, Daniels, Mio, lamlin Mrs.. H'i"h
uiscocL Yackus and Miss Denton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

There viii bc "a meeting Of the Executive committee
OF the Republican state Lrasl AT the Hotel kenmor"
in the city Of Albany. February IL. nt ! p. H.
The TIM and place have been selected rs the ones
most convenient to the expressed wishes Of IN" ma
i,ri,v of The committee. The meeting is cal'f for
The purpn,c Of securing full attendance OF delegates
from New York state ~ fhc Naiiona convention 10
be he'd ut Louisville. In May next, TO max arrang"
mcni, FOR the convention II o." state Leaeu" To be
held In Ica in the approaching summer and T. con
slider other and further matters Of Importance, ana
which require II full attendance o' IN" committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
ARMY OFFICERS AS MILITIA INSTRUCTORS.

Washington, Feb 4.-1hc Secretary OF War trans
mitted TO the House today letter from the Major
General commanding the Army on the subject OF me
detail OF officers OF the Army for prolonged service
with the militia o. the several States, ana sugG SIS
that II this policy IS pursued TO such an extent a. The
general military interests seem 10 require II should
have the sanction OF law. TO this end Il draft OF IA
bill Is inclosed which authorize The Secretary OF war
upon the application OF the Coy ernor OF any STATE u
detail an officer of the Army Tor duty as instructor
and Inspector of militia OF that state, for pcrioi not
10 exceed four wears. The officer det3ei i an-
thorized to accept Il commission Ill the mI" ior'eH
OF that State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

Lincoln Neb. Feb. 4.-Thc Joint assembly OF the
Nebraska legislature M" to day az noon Tor the puF-
nose OF Jnllot.ns for United states Senator The In
nj their caucus last night substituted Judge
" J. Allen FOR Green. rs their candidate The bal
LOT resulted as follows. Allen Onii, "1' lh"l''oh
,gepJ 81: BOYD (Dcm.l =: Morton, ) necessary
ia "A choice 90 Eleven inpraio Fotru LOT Nll"n
,n,nctntsy after tnhing the ballot II motion To adj
inlrl was carried b, vote of ~ To 10, the hcpuD
icans and five Democrats voting yea. go .,
HELENE Mont, Feb. To da! s vote on senator
vas Snl d.rs "A Clark, l. Dixon. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
, poe,riI.r, DrVTiL FROM MIR. IIARRITY.

p, Poul Mimi Feb. "A telegram from Mason
CITY Iowa t. The Dispatch" says: "lnc report
That National Committeeman william /. harrlV was
10 accept place IA Mr.. ccy"lands CABINET can
be- SET N rest. To-day colonel Mct"nIoH'e rec''''o
IN, following letter from him: ] VIII not hou any
posiion under the iucorninS ADMINISTRATORS NY
onical dutlc3 at Harrisburg ANA my pro'e'''o' ""
,,,-t,,ss crraccm.ut, here are OF such chan ter
lint II would BE- great mi take Tor III" To thhA oi
accepting any fcd' raj Oiiitc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
IN SFLL THE STOCK OF THE BOOK TRUST.

Judge Patterson yesterday signed orders granting
permission 10 Charles W. Gould to sell the books In
fine sIock OF the United States Book Company and the
sen, de- an National publishing companies Permission
o sell the books stock in the OF the other com
NAMES involved with these In the recent faure-the
uoycndon International and Empire publishing COM
,rnic,-waS given the day before This action was
token with the consent OF the attachment or dtos. on
the ground that Mr. Gould. receiver. could dispose
of te stock 10 better advantage than could the Sheriff.
, clause was inserted In the order. howevtI, which
makes the sales subject to the SnernS Hen lor MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
4 SOUTHERN QUARANTINE RECOMMENDED.

wo.b,nrtou Feb Ex-senator Gail, from The Com
r,,,,o ON Immigration today made report to the
scnn,o on the examination mad" during Ill" holdhSs
bv tie ioint Congressional Committee that Investigated
,hc quarantine system between The West ihuiea ''li
,,orida The report states that there is great danger
OF the Introduction of yellow fever into the 'hi''u
s,otos from these Islands by immigration ana COM
- an, ,ecommrnds n liberal appropriation to
maintain a thorough quarantine system III fioi'u"
and The South Atlantic states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
FOR A NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

Washington Feb. 4.-Repr"sentative LodGc pre-
sented resolutions In the House today from the
councillors of the Massachusetts Medical society. de
oIalnr that Il is advisable that central National
BOARD OF Health be established. with oil necessary
control over legislation. that 1t Is highly important
that system OF National quarantine b. created soon
md requesting Congress to create National sanitary
authority which shall be Independent OF the Army
Navy or Marine Hospital service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
TO BEGIN TIE INVESTIGATION TOMORROW.

Washington, Feb. d.-Thc Panama investigation was
10 begin this morning, but just before the hour set FOR
the inquiry telegram was received from Mr.. COlne,
who was secretary OF the American end Of the Panama
entorpn,c stating that he could not reach the city
until > O'Clock this afternoon. II then decided
+, meet N 3 80 O'clock but aierwaM the meeting
was postponed until Monday morning: deputy
sergeant lims has been sem u brooklyn with sub
pornas for TWO important Witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
HE'LL GATE EEpr'BLcAN, ENJOY THEMSELVES

Tho Hell Gate Republican Club "ld reunion
and smoker at It's rooms. 30. l,62o First ave. last
ov.nInc There was music ~ an "rcH'a'ra songs
and rrcItatlous 10y the members ana 'hlsh' oi-iahu
performance bv Frederick Fischer Inc biH'i"''
speakers We're Herman ". Ih"'i' '"'l '"""'i anu
,,du.rd T. Kelly r." officers OF tn" club are
- Carlo president: J. &. Giub,y. Vice president
- ri, nLrrg treasurer aud Brodir. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
THE TNBRTi At QCEENSTOWN.

Vernon II. Brown Il Co. received dspatch yesPr'
day announcing the safe arrival OF the steamship
Imbria at Queenstown. The Umbria left here on
THURSDAY, January 20. having had temporary rerars
made to her broken shaft. and although the voyage
VA, made under reduced speed. accomplished the trip
I, = day,. Ii hours and % minutes. She will 60 on
the drycOCk at for repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
TILE NICARAGUA ENPENDiTUEEs.

Washington. Feb. AIN answer TO Senate resoi-
tion senator sherman today submitted report from
,hc Foreign Relations Committee showing That the
expenditures Of the Nicaragua Canal COMPANY up 10
rr,,,rv last including S393,l capital stock. were
~ Sc, aao and the expenditures Since December IL,
1870 were 92,GfS,3f2.
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MURDERS AT PINE RIDGE.

Washington, Feb 4.-Sccrctary Noble To-Day re Vei
the following telegram from Inspector Disney, AZ zine
Ridge Agency south Dakota: 1t /, rcp0r''i 10y
policeman that three white men were murdered ana
one MORALLY wounded at the beef contractor camp
about twenty eight miles from the agency on 'hi'
reserve Captain Brown is making efforts I" c"p'uc
the murdcrers. who supposed 10 be Indians ~
further ,ro,iho * antlcatcd All tie indians about
the agency and those who have come rom IN" Pioc
where tie crime committed condcnlh TIC d'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
MEETING OF TIE EATHEIATiCAL SOCIETY

A meeting OF the New-iork ilaihema''ai society
WIS held at Hamilton Hall Columbia College yts'r
day afternoon Professor Thomas CRAIG. Of johns Hop
uns University, Baltimore. read historical I.Fr
entitled "Some OF the Developments H. In" lh''ry
Of Ordinary DTerenal Equation between l7'7 ana
1872 several new m,mAcrs were clec'e1 among
those present wcr" Prof s>or H. y. Fine 81 irHc'ph
Professor Iou, Duncan. OF Johns Hopkins 'hiN's.5
t;corre W. IIrl Professors ,. X. Recs and j. H. Van
Imdngr, o COlumlia College: Professor ID \; Mir
raw Of the University Of the Ctr 81 Nc"-lOFL' anu
lieutenant G.. ID. Wilcox, of West Port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
4 REPUBLICAN CLUE AZ RoSLYS. l.. L.

A permanent Republican clGb hA' pcn o't'"'Nu
- I ,o he known n, the Ro,lyn Rcpub
,,con c,uh a recent meeting the following officers
oro .rct,d. Irc.idrnt Dr. joseph II. Boscrt; Vice
,r.sid.pt Wallace Thurston. secretary, DT. L. H.
.ie,s. TREASURER william Witer. II Is proposed 10
Lojd lu.Inc,, needing, one" month, but the rVohis
~ th, club will Ice Away OPEN