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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-06
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Contractors.

THE Committee on Public Buildings for the
Il City OF Portland invite tenders for the ma
terial and work required in making an addi-
ton to the AlmshOuse Building, according to
plans and specifications prepared by F. 81. Fas-
sett, Architect, 90 Exchange street, where said
plans and specifications can be examined
The work to be done under the direction of
the Committee on Public Buildings.
Tenders must be left at the Office of the CITY
Auditor, City Building, on or before Wednes-
day, July 10, 1898, at 8 a. M, when they viii
be publicly opened and read.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids,
Bids to be marked Tenders for Almshouse,D
JAMES P. BAXTER, Mayor.
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Bathing Suits. A large invoice just
received of Ladies' and Misses Bathing
Suits in large variety. Ladies' Suits
from $500 to $500. Children's
Suits from $I.39 to $3.50.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-06

Percale Eton Suits, delicate shades
with figures, Jacket trimmed with Ham.
burg edge, very desirable, for $3.50
each.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-06
THE PRESS.
W ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
NEW

Owen. Moore & Co.
Gala Day at Peaks Island.
John M. Fox.
The Atkinson Co.
R. A. P. F. d.
NJ. G. N. A.
City of Portland; 2.
The Atkinson Furnishing Co.
Manson G. Larrabee
AUCTION.
F. o. Bailey; 2.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost Found.
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads en- Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-06
r. A. p. r. D.

YTyHE annual meeting of the Relief Assoc in
Il ton, Portland Fire Department, will BIZ
held at the Office OF the Chief Engineer, Wednes
day, July 18th, at 7.30 p. m.
THOMAS PAINE, President,
JOHN N. LONG, Secretary.
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Second Floor.

Shirt Waists for soc. Our assortment
of Ladies' Shirt Waists at SOC each is
large and varied, consisting of Percales,
Prints, Cheviots and White Lawn in new
tasty styles, sizes from 80 to A.
For use. Percales in fancy stripes
and figures, in different styles, launder-
ed cuffs and collars, also White Lawn
Waists, plated back and front with
Hamburg collar and cuffs.
For CSC. In this lot are the fine navy
blue and black, with polka spots and
stripes, also fancy brown, navy blue,
pink and slate with white spots and
stripes. In this lot are the white Ser
pentine Waists.
Elton Suits. A navy blue Cheviot Elton
Suit for $500.
A Navy Blue Wool Serge Suit trimmed
with various. fancy Braid, full skirt and
sleeves, for 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
WfrNIND kN.

THE NV MOUNT VERNON HOSPITAL.
Hartley TM- meeting resulted I'm The appointment
Of a committee which secured a charter and fh"'i
rented a house In Valrntncs'.. vhch has since been
u..d a, a Ln.pital. Tie society was organized and
limited to fifty mcmhci--tAc original sulecrilcrs-
since when the people have literally contributed I"
It, support.
Tho object Of the society," stated In section Of
Article II Of Tie constitution. f. "to maintain ana
support hospital for the and treatment Of aci
dent cases and Of sick and disabled INDECENT patient
whose case, are susceptible" OF other, may h
received and treated az thc discretion Of ia" board a.
manager, and on terms arranged hy item IT."
present board Of manager, f. as follows. Edward
Hartley Colonel Henry Illus. Joseph :. Wood, Lea
tenant Henry f.. Ehoadc, John Berry, Dr. :. J..
Close. : Wunbcrc j. W. Tllton. John Dawson. Nno'
g. Kellogg. Il. l.. Ashley. y. T. Hitchcock 'haH"
H. Wilson. MI. " Mailer, Mr.. {. VI. No-"mnn,
Mr.. VI. Winfield and Mr.. Milton Rathhun. The
officer, are: Edward Hartley. president Colonel hu-
,icc-prc-idcnt: Il. W. 1hton. treasurer, and \. J.
Hrchcoch. secretary.
About a year ago it Vs.. resolved 10 put mp a new
hospital building Ntfcd with a necessary modern
improvements Nj, Martha Wilson. Wen known
for her lcncyoloncc I'm many directions, CAV" The So
ciciy land for "a new luiidi"-. lui more suitable
ste wa, purchased later and th" original one Wa
disposed Of Among thc arc, contributions given for Tie
building und wcrr the following: Mi Martha WILSON
10000. Ciarl., H. Wilson. 800. " Hospital Work
ors through Mr.. Joseph = Wood. $500, NJ L. Syh"-
- 900: Edward Hartley. 1000. John Berry. VIII
lam H. Bard Charl, l. Afam-. Joseph : Wood
Ninot &. Kellogg and II. li'unrh"rs"r each 80"
Frank H. Clsmhcr so. Henry llu,-. u. {. lIi'k'}
and Mount Vernon Quartet Ciuh each 500. Boring
rlton a Mcllcn $50; Judec George AppH. Ma
Winjcn. Paul /. Tachaud and Milton Eathhun 'aci
500 The contract for ~" building. FOR vhic.
Horinc Tfion a Mclcn. Sew York architects. mad'
tie plans. was awarded 70 Chris k"irn f"r Slj-io
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hers = the association cntianc" fce 81. FIT d,nr
s,n ,rnnd third and fourth prizes not yet uv' t
mined Entrie, for both tournaments NUS ~ vi
TO- DR. f. MINT. Manhattan th',, 'I rfri,ry 20
Twcsty So fr round will begin at $50 a. m
I5nv ,,1u hern AT 10 a. IN. sharp; f'O.uiias Or
,r,,lnr,- .oying tourney. open - an H'lOri
r'r.Ic gwen hy Mr. ~in." LloNu' li"" ~" ho In
~ r,u 10 announced later but Il will probably p "
the aiterno' H. Luncheon M be ''r''u ~ -
and a business m"r,iug viii follow 49,,
11,. seventh annual meeting and tournaments "l 'i'
obi rh.,, Associate N will be he'd in 'In'lhh"u' ~
Tho Y NJ g. A. Bulldiu-. corner OF seventh am am
walnut sis. beginning Wednesday. February -
,so9 Th,ro Will be- one championship tourha,iien'
,,d one u" f,oe fornu" tourney, with various p'l~"'
consisting mostly Of books.
Cle,, i, brisk I'm Bay cay Michigan Inc "''
mania, G. G.. Of that city ha, increased lately BY iorS
tvo members, and the Y. NJ. g. A. c. {. 10y tlriN-'h'
youny .uthu-ia-i,. The former held on I'd" l"'n u
r,nr,~, a problem ton. namrnt in which ~ H. "iLh''r
won the first prize. The sam" gentleman VINO ms
lo-.u chiefly Instrumental in causing ia. H'' ol u'
,,p I'm I: q Ill., al~p cam ont hr,t IL tAr tP'u"
CHI, fnliuuui.nt ui the Y. VI. {. y g 6. IN WhI,H no
l.. man 10, came, Wci" played by 81 coht"''dh'9'
Western college, will cnGa'or To form an il'''
collegiate league similar to the noted one no" "a
i.,ln- among those OF the East. The University Oh
chicago Lake Forest and the Northwestern are moving
I'm the mat'er The aim Is an admirable one nm van
No, fail NJ SUCCESS tn, centres OF learning IN inc
Vorthwcst vii undoubtedly swell IA" pro- 's,Ioh
Vhaf g.. tho attitude n Ninn'~ sofas seats oil 'A.HH-
on - e"a-lion !-,ot Paul LisiAtch'
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THE PROTIDENCE STREET EAIAhoAD"'
GROWTH OF POPULATION SHOWN by HE
SCHOOL CENSUS.

cpovvTu OF POPULATION SHOWN "i
SCHOOL CENSUS.
.,aooo Feb. Is lSpeclan-FOr two weeks
,oc,,,ion Inns been rife as 10 the ldchuN Z"
~ e,nsous syndicate which hao dropped inc V''"'o'
,, ~ u 900 600 into Providence, ana l. HOW P
.essed Of all the horse, cahl" ana '''"'' m ,,,
rununc through the streets "i inns "n' "
~ oninion was toward the Metropolitan iI''","
r Xo, = sonl had guessed the tru'h VIE" INV
r-s o o,t an Thursday afternoon. The purchaser
. ,,.o v.u ENGLAND street Railway Company W'"
,,, g., Now Jersey and backed by Jesse S'IiI"l'"
thc New york banker. Following close upon -" "
uoupcomcni tina; this company h"u ~ l"'I'" NV "
RAILWAYS ~ Springfield NeW-iiaNch ana hoN'"'' ''',
tho statement that The Pawtuchc street railway mas
been secured at par. and that tn" syndicate J. n'I"
,ia,ipc for the WoonsOckct roads. tn" lhlcI9""
Electric Roilroad Company which j. operating u"i'N
cars between Pawuckct, Attcboro ana Norm f"'
boro and possesses other valuable lianch'oN' " -
expected. VIII fall an easy prey 10 the SHI"'
vtue tho citizens do not relish II highly that the
streets are to be controlled by foreign corpo"uoh'
vet they are somewhat consoled 10y Ia" thought '".
there Will now be abundant capital 10 equip the road
with the trolley system without further delay
The bringing in Of So 100000 cash has mad" money
easy In the bann> and he's caused great inquiry Tor
GOOD local stocks and securities All the National
ls,nk stocks the American Screw Company, the Flee
trio Lighting Company. the Nicholson File Company
and vorions Other listed stocks have taken on an
UNPRECEDENTED boom In consequence Of The haste OF
ocol cauitat, TO invest her Union Railroad Company
proceeds.
Tn. populnton Of Providence Is. In round numbers.
$50 900 The Increase Of 1000 IN two years Is Wn-
prccented and already people are progressing total
Of 200 600 when the census Of 1900 shall be taken.
The growth of the city vastly stimulated home build
ing last year. and the indications are not wanting
that more building than ever OF this character will
be undertaken the weather will permit.
The census Just taken also showed that there art
| rs 600 children OF school
The General Assembly has done away with the
| Monday farce by voting to adjourn from each Friday
each Tuesday, instead Of TO Monday heretofore.
| BY this vote, however, the members 10 receive
a little mileage, TO the amount OF about $1,000
for the entire session. As the legislators receive only
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blame for 100000 or more that the lawyers claim.
The that the quo warrano cases were brought
by the State through the Democratic STATE A''orh'N
II Ncv Haven County ana were not a personal i"'''
in any way. Governor Bulkclcy employed counsel u
uphold the dignity If hi, position ~ ''oVcfhor' u"
ucvng tat the court, would find that be wa, taking
the ONLY possible course under the constitution anu
the law Tie court 80 f0und and now the ICES o'
tn. lawyers must b. paid il Governor bui"'l'' NV
chosen he migt easily have paid his counsel M
Cole. a, he paid other bills Of the state U'l Il"
alnirac Arrangement was made at The in,anc" ol ''
d moritic counsel whereby all The claims lor ICES
could 20 before the L, ri,aiurr together ana 'hna
be. -urc q a hearing and Of possible oppor'uhF l''
b,in, mid After Judge Norri, had louna mat "'
had no standing in court, there WIS "l '"'''' '
Last. whereby NE could order payment '"F gee, UNIV
n ,ni.s. nav them on; OF hi, own pocket. l"'f' j.
no reason why the hills should not be- pa" Il ''''
are reasonable and here # Is II to not" That cover
nor DIkclov', counsel j., Just half That WIN n Juo-
Norri, Incurred $4,000 rs against S-o'o"V' NV
Democrats are perfectly willing thd) the Ices D. P'"'
INT fh.v wish 10 Convey e." IMPRESSION '"'
rnl 5ccy Is the boa had man who Is r"Npoh'pl'' N'
the fact /, that h. did not institute. bu Gel'h''' 'I
.ut,. The above statement shows the exact status
Of tho cx,cuses and why ana how they were incurred
Governor Morris has again run counter TO the s'n-
,n,ent Of tn. Democratic leaders by naming the N''l
known lierary man aud Mugwnnp N."r'h'' p'''''-
for Insurance Commissioner. i 80 happens tiA' 'h'
law governing THIS appolHlih'h' j. 'h"'''" van
If any other law governing commission appointment
Thor is a great Gcal of undcrcurrcf against 'iA
,,,oir,ncn, I'm, there were two or ihr"" slralGH'
democratic candidate, for the plac" with sue" SH'"7
hoc,i,, tat ,hr Governor evidently concluHrn /"
take M a man who not in sense an aPpH''I'.
The bill which provides that all cN"'u"'"' '''
murder shall hereafter take pace III '"'
Prison M Wethciscld. In private ana "c'"i' Sun
M tho DIV Of execution. las SironI support WI
a,, o,n ,.,ch Of the Hartford daily piper j.
"a - allowed t. witness the execution III" wv '
ia hc no other persons present cA'cP' ""'"'''
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CIIESS NEWS

The great North against South match which was
played at birmingham on January - was 10y the
south by ia" odd game. the hnal being South
% - North - :. The match was an I'M
qualified success, from beginning TO end
The match originally was be ono - 700 n side with
ton side recrvc of the go PLAYERS c;,d no fewer
thin liz r.. pondod. Tough they had to l." gotten
together from all parts of England, many having TO
travel long distances.
The south led ON the top boards and the North
the bottom 30. and al thi, point they rqunl,cd
matters - cach. ON the board, where the reserve
men fought the south scored 1 = to | = and thence
won the match.
Already return match 4, being contemplated.
London wa spoken rs the pIncc 81 play, aud No
Vcnhcr IL the month.
The match for Tie South Wis won 10y the London
players who scored - out OF Il possible 81
While the southern County mon did badly. except
southampton and brighten. the play of the Northern
tiNes IL tn" smaller clubs did remarkably well.
All the arrangement, ior the match w'rc most
complete and perfect, and FOR ls the respective North
ard south honorary secretaries Mr. I. VI. Brown, of
Leeds. and MIR. l.. p. Rec, Of Croydon. largely to
ic credited. The selection committee invited by
Alderman Avery. president Of the birmingham Chess
club to dino together on riday, January 80 1t is
q noteworthy fact that Alderman Avery OPP
ponrnt ~ Norphy O his hlindf ld exhibitions,
AZ the II. Georges Chess club tournament is
being payci in which every competitor plays even.
Int receives pays points IN the score according to
r,putcd strength. M ,hinsberg has played twelve
gumo.. winning ten and drawing Two. bat ne Is
pcnnlizcd to pay one game he only scores ten
The cnmiit tournament the Metropolitan Chess
club began on February =. when about 100 players
pat In an appearance
The eighth annual meeting Of the Yorkshire County
Ches, Club was held at bradford. on January II.
There numerous attendance. no fewer than twcn-
iytWo PLAYING In the first chess tourney. The nnnl
rounds were not completed. blt viii be played out
later.
IN JnnGary 81 Mr. Jasnogrodshy played six
came, simultaneously and ollndfold at the Amethyst
III, Won two. drew two and lost two. not bad score
n-idcrin: II 1T, first attempt at bnGfOll play
In The pending handicap OF the Manhattan Chess
club the leaders. Dcmar and IIanham. both score
fourteen games, the former having three more
game, 10 play and the latter fonr.
The fifteenth annual Ing Of the New York State
Chess Association viii be held February o. Mt the
German Masonic Temple. 600 East Fiftecnth-st. Now
Yora 4 tournament viii ahe place comprising three
contests: \ championships ioi.nanlcnt omen only to
"nr,class- players Of unquetioned strength entrance
fee ~. The tournament committee has the right to
decide whether applicants eligible In point OF play
Ing strength. First prize go second, third and fourth
$40 each. A general tournament, open to all mem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
MINOR MENTION.

The second recital OF Mr. Plunkst Greene ana VT.
Henri Marteau will take place the afternoon "
March L. AT Music Hail. when brilliant programme
will be- given. The sale Of tickets viii commence y"
Tuesday morning. February II, AT IT." Music Han ooA
Office . . ~ the Damro,ch sunday concert /"
Music Hall on sunday evening February ~; ,i,'
unkrt Greene and Mr.. Henri Aarteau. IN" worms,
will BE- the solo performers. MnoF L baatsr.s
will give Il SERIES of Lentcn organ rcal> al n,h
ing Hall Thursday afternoons. February IS. 'ia
: and 9Th AZ =. lie Will be- assisted al ID, w.,
concert by Ms Cecilia T. Way, Soprano Mr. M 49,,
seton baritone Miss Ida Lrt,on ANA Mr. f.ul ~ 49,
Ouiulan accompanies. Wiz. 1hro. Thomas ia,
invited Herr >charwrn,a To conduct one OF Ms VI hi
c,gn u,,rh ~ and % Mr. Rudolph N)h'on
has received from Paris opereiia III inItte Mss
by Pau. Ferrier and Louis Nari"y. huI', bra.
Rohinsonr produced the Theatre DIS fVien "a
mntinuc, December Il. 1892. and sui ruhln' N.
large receipts. Henri MariCau mas , ,hs New.
rn,d for the last rehearsal and concert 81 ~, when
York philharmonic society, March "a ana -
he will perform Max Bruch's concerto NO l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
LEGAL FEES ~ CONNECTICUT

THE STIR OVER THE CLAIMS IN TIE QUO WAR
RANTO CASES.
Hartford. Feb 1s-Thcre IS a big bill for legal
penses in the quo warrantO and II is before the
Legislature. and there IS little trouble to know
exactly what is TO be done with IT before the state
finally concludes that II must pay IT, Two schemes
have been put forward one to form a commission 10
pass on the expenses that should be allowed and
other that eontemplates Recommendation from the
committee OF appropriations. The former l. called
the "Chlef Justice BILL because Chief Justice Andrews
Is named as the head Of the proposed commission 1t
does not seem TO be In favor, the Senate has al
ready sent the matter back TO the committee ap-
preparations. There is good deal Of misunderstood
ing and great haste TO make partisan capital out OF
these expenses. To read the Democratic papers 1t
weuld appear that Governor Buckley was wholly to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

ZAP 80 fault can ic found with n" develop
mont 81 either side. Iho order Of move, generally
tnri"- 'ne The h'-i PLAYER. hut mostly position
~ thi, Kind I, arrived 40 after plvn~ have boon
exchanged on ih" Third move. The weakness Of tho
present move. hpv''or. bodc, III for White
l. ihch- conduct ~ the attack deserves very
high Colnmendaton.
uo Not very int"llgihlc but ,nch things must
haIp-n to unh" lrillancos possible on ID" oth'r
lido INT, Eook would hav" been better placed
~ 90
dl In all innocence R-K IL 81. va, I'M
pcuiivc.
Ol knowledge j, much ON the Increase and
wildly spreading with ~" Rapidly growing popu-
.ariiy Of our pdstim". and brilliant combinations
lay" c'n-'d 10 b' the "Nclu>iv" privilege Of n @
MASTER. But are tempted 10 ask whether This
!, accident design. considering the sequence ana
the fici that the two PLACER, hay" been ranked on
board so. 20. I'm team match of 100 PLAYERS side
dingrJuiJ
~ II The leader Of Black foresaw this he be
lDng, T." ~" top class
~ = Il AT one" was Just good as White
bad to plArd against II y l. ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
EOTR-IN-H1NDS 1T NEUPORT
, SLIGHT pREsAGE or THE COMING SEASON
rKEPARATIONS FOR GoLI.

LII
PREPARATIONS FOR GOLF
Newport. Il. l.. Feb l. (Spcdnn.-Thc cottascrs who
are spending the winter here fully resigned 10 the
carly Lentcn sason but they have literally paronilci
the -x comic operas which produced at the Opera
House this week. \ lcw c0ttag"-Aun'"rs came her"
and two four hand made their appearance in I'll"
ync ave. pleasing reminder 81 what viii give newport
prominence later. newport IS sulc f. lmv" pros
porous season. thanks. to the Worlds Fair at home ana
cholera abroad Even ri this early day nearly two
thirds Of the cottage, have been rented for next s"nson
Jndrc j. g. Gray. of the Ncw York Court ~ appeals.
a, been here thi, week TO pet some Improvements
which are lclng made 10 hl cottage I'm Karst. Mr..
GRAY who wa also here. viii sail fIr Europe soon, hui
viii return I'm season to >p nd the summer here.
Mr. D. II. Hayden gave elaborate dinner party
at her cottage Tuesday night
4 committee Of The new golf club. Newport, latest
81 ad.o il expected here -oon look the caed
cr ,unds in Ocean ave- and 10 arrange for The building
- a cublou.c. Tie club las m mbcr hip f lCo
Mis-, \. W. Davis Of Philadelphia. his taken COZ
iaec here for next season.
Colonel g. /. Gillespie. I. 8 4. ha, taken lease
# the c.tagc owned ly Leroy King in bellevue
Mr. King, brother. Gcorsc Go.don King has ben
recommended hy tie Democrat proper person for
rocornlrion ~ Pre- Id Mt v,lnd AMI they desire
foreign con~ul,hip.
Harry As'or Carey is slated f1r Lieutenant Governor
by the Democrats at the coming STATE election.
Mr. and Nr. Lon, L. Lorard have closed 1t" Vim
land. and they will sail for Europ where they
will remain several year.
Commodore f. y. Morgan visit Bristol at lens, once
n week 80 what progr,-, j. being made Oh cup Go
fender 40 =. The manager - The boat G. oliver
I-ciin. also visit, Ny. Morgan aud th" iudcs Wcchl,.
Mr.. Emciiuc Dor. ana buchanan Winthrop of New.
York. have taken ilId cottages for The coming sea
-on. MI the Iiuarl collaces have been rented. the
other tenant, being NJ, ". b. Oglrn, Mira j. e. Gr,en
and Mr.. william il. TrlNcr,.
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dollar per diem for their services the voters III.
likely 10 bccrudGc them the additional average VI
$50 each.
The spring campaign viii b" opened by me IT. r.
hlbOniSiS "a, usual 10y their state tnnNchlioh' " ~
lcld in This civ ON Washington, biriluaN. a..
IN. Grand lode Knights 81 FNthln,. ui'' '.'.'
week. and reported thirty tire" locg - ana "2' ",
bcr-. "A gain of 60 in year. G'Or-" / 'a''' ""'
chosen Grand Chancellor. .,., o,,. ~
the Cr.f annual session OF The United VIuor ~
American Mechanics showed the r,malhah' iI'-ar
mad, y I'M, aggressive society in The year. iI'
membership j, - net gain OF l,"-!, III ~" N,a
and ,br order il still spreading. \, there l. >oe
,ica1 s,, dcnucc to the order. the politicians are
rv"tcnrr Il, growth with some interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
PREPARING FOR THE CHESS CONGRESS-

The Columbian Chess Congress Coh"'" u.st
,,...,n, =, Tho Manhattan Chess Club. No. 81 "es'
Twenty scvcnthst Yesterday Afternoon r,,
oilncr. presided. =. e. Janusch submitted pr
sr.mn,e of the proposed ronicst to DO sent AZ.
vi cue.s ali over the wolM The programme
eussed at length and accepted after few Dmmi t
lions had been made.( member Oh 'as ~ Or the
said yesterday that the 5000 REQUIRED '0 would
congress raised Yin March b.. the next meetps VIII
bake Ss as Raf on Il saS . sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
FOR THE ANIMAL PRESS err DINNER

Arrangements have been nearly completed for the
ANIMAL dinner OF the Now York Pres, Club De- held
In the new garden OF The Hotel Logcrot tomorrow
night. John W. seller will preside. There will b.
no formal toasis, hut the president VIII call upon
different men for spccchcs. The garden will be
deliberately decorated with large palms. statuary
plants and flower. number ~ professional people
will entertain the diners. Among those who have
accepted invitations John II. Siarln J. Scavcr
Page. Leicester IOlmc. District Attorney Nicoll Cor
neus y bliss Controller Mycrs l.. -. Harper Henry
Nilnrd. Jesse solgman, Frank I Fitzgerald. Thomas
Byrncs and Recorder Smylh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
urrrryc ar THE WHEATON GLIB

The last regular meeting OF the Nh'"'o" ,ba
Nj, >ou y,r for the present season held al Wv
run ,venun Hotel Yesterday afternoon. Mrs Nav
Up,on Clark. the president. introduced Miss no and
Iorucd who read an essay IN "Clubs' Au I.i'" :
Modern she was followed BY Mrs hN.. ~
AMMAN. The meeting closed with piano '''
Miss Helena Augustn.