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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
RAISING HOUSE FOR "BAGNEY'' MARTIN.

Friends OF Police Juetc, "Rarney" Martin were in
dlsnant yesterday report which rplcs'ncd item
a. scouting for subscriptions = b. u-el n
buying house and lot worth $1,000 a Ir'cnt - this
latest addition the Tanmary Boud Of Police justices
IN New.York. The story told in "Btrnoys" di>tr e.
With Assembly, that general raid hal ben
all OF citizen who might BE- in drcal Of the
Justices dplcasuic but specially the hqucrGcalcI
1hey ''LcG up IL was saii, without ne:cy.
One OF Mr. Martins lieutcnants, while admitting last
evening that contributions of his benefit were being
raised said that sprf grossly exaggerated. Just
after 'Barncys" appointment. hi, friend narrated Wa
proposed Tammany district Organization raise
money give him pcsnt sort Of consolation prsse
FOR the adverse cIcms which had been bestowed upon
him in OF the newspapers. Much NOR, money
subscribed than expected, AMI be!or. the committee
realized IT, it had 500 pledged. Then the question
was debated what TO do with the money. Some
thusastic Wgwanites proposed that II be put into home
Justice. inquiry in tic real estate narke, showed
that purchase satisfactory dwelling within the dis
would cost about $1,000 This moro than hey
were likely secure. and they didn't want to give
"Earney' house encumbcred by MORTGAGE Of two
thirds its value. Tho question stl undecided. Some
Berncy's" admirers poiesscd u be in ggca. dread
lest should "pct wind" OF what they doing and
OUT stop 70 the whole affair.
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SING SING.

A meeting viii be hel IN the rooms of Morel
Post, q. \. r., tomorrow evening for the purpo,"
Of mailing preparations to cccbrit" the Fourth OF
July. The barn and carriage house at sunny
lawn The home Of John V. Coclcrofi. on The height,
near the Camp Meeting Grounds. was destroyed 10y
fire AT about ~ 80 o'clock on Tuesday night The
origin Of the fire Is mystery. but II is supposed that
II my have been 'ci on fire bv tramp. who may
have sought sleeping qunrter In II oyor ns fd'r'
va. large quauli. OF hay IN The buidif The
carr. 2 s., lar.~. ETC.. vpra al roWotr! g. .llcty.
The loss 1, about $4,000, insured. There are
twelve mothers and fourteen children nj the Kings
lighters summer Home Colonel f. A. Me
AlpinS property. in Brp1dvny. They went from Nrw.
York CITY. and Viii remain fortnight. The mothers
and children hav" frequent 'Ncnr ions on "a" river. on
the steamer Lewis u. Black. AMI viii return home
much improved IN health aud spirits by their outing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
NEW JERSEY.
IlOBOkEN.

CIGARETTES FOR HIS PRODIGAL SONS SOLACE.
policeman yesterday arrested Albert Daniels. SIX
teen years old, OF 30. $50 Adams-st.. and charged
the boy With having stolen some chocolate from the
Rotterdam pier. While the boy. who IS small and
SICILY, occupying the time best he could
behind the bars Of his CELL his father entered the
police station. His father, small man, remarked
to the sergeant that he had been informed Of the
boys arrest and said Il thought that I'd call
around and give the lad package OF cigarettes. be-
cause he must De lonely"
The father was permitted TO go 10 the cell where
his boy was confined, and without prclmlnancs he
said:
Bert, here's some Gigs. to keep you company"
TANKS" the boy lepicd and he took the package
Tile father filled with the knowledge that he had
done his duty By his son In the time of Adversely
walked away apparently la n happy frame Of mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

The eghueth anniversary OF the birth Of Henry
Ward Beechcr will be observed by especial services
on the evening Of Sunday, June %. In Association
Hall, under the auspices Of the Brooklyn Institute.
In the suit OF Mrs Caroline Stage TO recover $4,000
from F. +. Weidlnger and c. +. Stadler. as damages
for personal injuries caused by being thrown from
her carriage In collision with wagon owned by
the DEFENDANTS a verdict awarding $500 was returned
yesterday In the supreme Court
The figures presented by the Committee on Taxes
for the Board OF Supervisors TO the Board OF Estimate
show that the committee had advanced the amounts
asked for by City Court and other departments.
In several adding $500 or $500 10 salaries,
II IS supposed that /. Is intended to advance the sal
aries by these amounts If they are allowed by the
Board OF Estimate.
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WHITE. PLAINS.

The Board Of Trustees on Tuesday evca!ng decided
10 push III" sewer 10 Il completion through Chester
ST., and also 10 take action within month for the
taking care OF al sewage In the eastern part II the
village by means Of pneumatic cjecor, operated ly
compressed mir plant 1T the disposal works. Tho
estimated cost Of THIS plan VIII be about $l1 900.
The system is similar TO the one now In operation at
the Worlds Fair Howard f.. Foster,
cashier 81 the Central Bank Of Weston sicr County
has been elected treasurer OF the villag, Of White
Plains. and james ID. Wright. collector 81 take, AMI
assessments. There viii he three trni-
ting the Wcstchesicr County Fair Grounds
today. Til" first race VIII DE sweepstakes race,
half mile heats, best three In five, with three. RES
In the second and third races the conditions and
entries the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
MOUNT NTRNDN.

Mount vernon Is ~ have Dominican academy for
the study Of IN" Aiicr branches % art. literature
and sGcrce. Father Flynn. on behalf Of tie Church
Of the sacred Heart. has pur' Ia>cd lot IN Filth
az l. j., g. ,.cOuI-f.. Too ~ 100 feet whrr. three.
story building viii lc PIT MP. n VIII have "a front
81 MY feet ana depth Of "ighiy-nv feet. and
when completed tae aoad"my VIII be- IN charge q" the
Dominican sister. The school viii be OJnl ln sep.
tender. and viii occupy quarter. until tnc ncw build
ins Is ready, In small hous" back Of the church.
Tie daughters of th" KE- gave a musical and
literary entertainment In THlity Parish House lat
ni,ht. Dr. =. ts'I Nycr, gave lecture pn Bot
any-th- Daisy. huttcFcup. D,ndclIon, Violet. Will
hose, etc.
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BY ST4TE REPUBLICANS IN COLNCIL
TIE STATE COMMITTEES NEW PLAN FOR APP
POKTIONING DELEG ATES-CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR.

Boston, June IA (Special).-There was a meeting OF
the executive committee OF the Republican state Com
mittee this afternoon, followed by gathering OF the
State Committee itself. Chairman Samuel +. WinSlow
presiding. The executive committee reported seven
separate schemes for the apportionmcmt OF dceeat
to the state Convention next fall, including one
esp cal scheme C III. IT. This was unanimOIslt
adopted by The State Committee. II provides iOr
one delesaieat-laggc for ea.L town ana ward OF
city, delegate for the first scvcnty-hye votes, ana
one for succeeding 40 votes cast for President IN
1892, and for each fraction as nigh rs seventy
five. This gives convention Of 2,ll2 delegates.
The next meeting Of the committee VIII L. held on
Wednesday, July IT, at which time II Is probable that
the date for the holding Of the state Convention VIII
be agreed upon
Prior TO the convention the executive committee
IS expected suggest some change In the manner OF
baoting The present system Is awkward, AID Is
almost sure scatter the delegates. who. once upon
their feet. lind IL quite tn" natural thing 10 walk
out Of the hall. Albert T.. Iiilsbuy lost The nOni-
followers going ~ luncheon after they lad voted
for Governor. tn. candidate, for bONornpr most
prominently mentioned ae i"u'e W rnDr Eo-cr
WOcou. ,N-MayOr Hart William Whiting, Of HOLY one;
eXCOngress mah Cre.nhalee ana Albert T. Pliabury
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He WANTS 4 MARKET FOR FROGS LEGS.

The members OF the Governing Committee Of the
Stock Exchange met yesterday afternoon 10 pass upon
requests TO list stocks Among The applications re-
ceivcd was from man who wanted the secretary
Of the Exchange to let him know about the market
for frogs legs His letter was as follows:
George ". Ely:
thought would write ard ask about the market
for frogs legs. II yon vhnt TO take what | got
please write and let me know right away. and that
the price Won paving DAVID A. WALLER,
Chiltonville, Plymouth, Mass.
Frogs legs will not be listed and sold on the
Exchange.
The committee also decided TO keep the Exchange
open on Monday, July g. A long petition, signed by
large number OF the members. presented to the
Governing Committee Tuesday, asking that the
Exchange be closed on that day.
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WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Cusom.Iouse investigation Appraisers stores ~ ~
O. N. -
Rapid Transit Commissioners. Mr. stenways house.
i. III. ooo -
NcwYork Jockey Club races, Morris PARK 2:3o y. H.
New.York Yacht Club regatta.
New York. Chicago baseball match, Polo "iouhu'' =
m.
Opening Of addition TO Brooklyn Hospital, p. m
Commencement exercises. p. IN.
Republican County Committee, Grand Opera House
Hall p. IN. 600
worrincmen,s School graduation exercises, No. 100
West Fifty-four;h-st.. J.. m
Polytechnic Institute commencement, BrooKiy' D. H.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
Wcneart Institute commencement. Lexington Assen''
bly, Rooms. o 30 a. IN.
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CAPTAIN SNOW RESIGNS HIS OFFICE.

Captain Ambrose Snow. who has been for sixteen
years the president OF The Ncw-York Board Of Trade
and Transportation. yesterday resigned, and Darwin
r. james chosen In his place. Resolutions re-
GREETING Captain SHOWS retirement from Office and
thanking him for his services to the Board were
unanimously adopted.
There was long debate the silver question
and the resolutions which had been prepared were
amended materially before they were adopted. The
resolutions call upon Congress 10 repeal the sherman
silver law, but suggest 10 legislation to take Its
place. Simon Stone offered resolution which, II
carried into effect and made part Of the constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE ANNEX TO THE BROOKLYN HOSPITAL

FINE BUILDING WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTs TO BE OPENED TONIGHT.
The new building erected annex to the
Brooklyn Hospital on grounds adjoining Washington
Park Fort Greene Will bc formally oprh'd WIN Il
reception this afternoon and evening. The new buho
Ing Is OF led pressed brick with tiled rool' ana
stand, the Dekab-ave. side OF the hoSpi'ai'
facing Raym0Ed-st. II Is thrtyhvc by seventy Ic'''
and three siole In height. The cost has been ABOUT
ScOo 600 The first f6or Is fitted up for the OFtho-
pedc Innrmary OF the no pital, the second "oof
for II maternity. and the ihisd floor WITH private
rooms TO- pat ent. II Is flashed In hard WOOD wi'h
cement Goois. ard every sanitary convenience anu
appliance has been adopted Tor It, Inc oa'e"'eh' VI
the new building Is used for large iauhufE' 'id
adjoining IL Is new steam plant lor he"'ins Inv
entire hospital.
TN. or,bonedlc DIspensary which will find ampler
Quarters I'm the new building was opened In
1863 and there have been about lO,ooo cases oil
yarou, defoIm;es treated In 1t. The new roohlS
include "a watng-room. recepiionroom ana operating
rom The dispensary is open Tuesdays ana Frda!s'
from = to p. IN. Last year there were 40 he"
patients.
AT the Brooklyn Hospital. the Oldest Institution Of
its kind In the city, there 1923 patients treated
last year. Of whom l,l4O were free patients. Hihoc
It opened the hospital has treated 42'4o parents
The following are the officers President, William w.
Low vice president, Henry p Morgan; treasurer En
ward Merritt secretary, Edward II. Kdder; trustees
Alexander NJ. White, Henry p. Morgan simeon b.
Chi,tenaen. Edward Merritt, William G.. Low, Bryan
H. smith, Edward II. kdder, John +. Ilalsted, Abram
b. BayHS, Joseph +. Brown, Henry f. Herrepon''
Frank Lyman, Corjlandt =. Dixon, George {. White
Henry L. Noycs Richard s. Barnes, William j. Mathe-
son, Whemus Mynderse, H. V. V. Branan, James
ii. Fohnglam Frederick a. Dwight, Theodore
Dreier. David 6. Leggct Mayor OF the city ex-oico
superintendent, Charles v. Dudley; Attending pnys-
clans. Robert OrnistCI, Alexander llutch!nS, Arh'r
X. Iuinc. samuel oherwell; attending surgeons ;.
Fleet speir, John ID. Ku>hmore william H., BATS
Edward a. Lewis: Daniel f. hisSam. consulting sur
geon: resident ply sicans and surgeons. IL: H. Waugh,
Surgeon: Cornelius Duegan, ply Sician: r. Chalmers
Jameson, physician JOHN II. Dent. ambulance sur
geon orthopedo indrmary D. Rnshmore sarSson
house committee, William g. Low. {. y. Dixon and
III. +. Moves.
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pl,FkSkIf,T.

The graduating exercises II the cla,s OF 49, OF 81.
Gabrcl's school. 81 Pcclssil he'd yesterday af-
tcrnoon. at II ocloci ia IA assembly room II the
school, which crowded with IN audience Of
Pccrskll Pc pie and many visitors from oUi Of town.
On the platform were the Rcr. john Hail. Of Ch,rry
Valley; Tie Rev. William Evans, Of Brooklyn; the
E'v. j. Ncihr the Rev. William Fisher Lcwl, u II.
Peters Church. pcckshill. who addressed the gradn
ac~ AMI the Eov. l.. Duryca. chaplain Of the school
and convent, who AWARDED the diplomas tc,tim, NAL
ard hOnurs. The graduates Miss Anna Louis.
Marsh, Mis- Gertrude WATT Miss Fate Antolnnettc
Miller, Mis- Ll'nOr Gardner Hail. Miss Adalenc BE-
land French and Mia, Anna benjamin. Miss Marsh
was sdlutuOran ana Miss Hal valcilctorlan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
THE PEOPLES PARRY IN PENNSYLVANIA.

WIlam-poIt, Penn, June 1.-THE State Convention
OF the Peoples Party met Ia this city this morning.
The morning session taken with organizing the
ronv appointment conmt<.et, There
about $50 delegates present. AT the afternoon
se.sion J. IL. Stevenson Of Allegheny, nominated
for Supreme Judge and l.. NJ. Windsor Of Mexican, for
State Treasurer. r. A. Thompson, Of Indiana
0nan mously elected State chairman, with power
choose secretary. The platform al.
icgance the National Peoples Party platform, and
fetcrates its general demands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TIE OFFER.


There was q meeting OF the representatives, OF the
various medical societies Of Brooklyn. Of the regular
school OF medicine last evening at the house of Dr.
A. J. C. Skcne No. 49, Cllnton-st, TO consider plans
for taking advantage of tile offer by Dr. Cornelius H.
Hoagand Of $4,000. on condition like amount IS
raised by the societies, for the erection OF building
for the Joint use OF the societies for their regular
meetings and 20 serve Academy Of Medicine.
Among the societies represented were the Kings
County Medical society, the Kings County Medicai
Association. the brooklyn genealogical society the
Brooklyn Pathological Society and the sirSl al society
DR. shene presided and DR.. f. ID. Bailey was secre-
tory The generous offer Of DR.. Hoagland, who gave
the Hoagand Laboratory TO the Long Island college
Hospital. was warmly commended by several OF those
present and 1t WAS decided to take such steps rs
would make II available After considerable us,us
sion the details OF the plan to raise sum eqial ~
that offered by DR.. IIOagland were referred 10 up
mlttee Of one from each OF the eleven organ 9
represented to report back 10 the central BODY pan
10 be referred TO each society for It's approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
VICTORY SURE FOR GOVERNOR M'KINLEY.

Ex-COngrcssnan A. l.. Congcr, Of OHIO. ct the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday and met many Of his
political friends. Mr. Conger member OF the
National Republican Committee and is actively Interested
In the politics Of his State. lie said yesterday that
there was little doubt that Governor Mckinley would
be reelected by a handsohe plurality There was
enthusiasm among the Republicans, he said, and
Governor McKlneys personal popularity great. An
interesting campaign was expected. ending ia Re-
publican victory.
Mr.. Conger added that the most prominent: persons
whose names had been mentioned for the ratio
nomination for Governor were Ex-Governor James L.
Campbell and Lawrence X. Neal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
Dt'NEITEN.

Mrs. j. McFadden of Duncllen. brutality as
saulted by an unknown Italian yesterday afternoon
and last night her condition was regarded as alarm
ing Mrs. Mcfadden discovered the Italian stealing
clothes from the yard. and she Quickly gave
IN alarm As assistance not given to her III
once sh" attempted 10 stop the thief. The Italian
turned upon her and beat her about the face and
skull with brick. Whom he Ind beitcp hr into
INCONSISTENCIES he jumped into wagon with two
fellow country mon, and the three lnshcd their horse
into gilloD and disappeared GAVIN the road toward
Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
TIE GRAND JURY AND THE GCETERBOCK CASE.

District Attorney De Lancey Nicoll said yesterday
that he would the Grand Jury TO investigate
the death Of Bernard H. GncterbOck, City Editor OF
the stats 2citung,' next week. GuetcrbOck was
killed I'm his house. No. 115 East Seventy flrstst,
Oh May - by plsol-shot wound. There was doubt
a. 10 whether he committed suicide and his wife,
Emma was arrested She Is out OH bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
TO PUSH Ex.MAYon cmAp1x For COLLECTOR.

TO PUSH EX-MAYOR CHAPLIN FOR COLLECTOR.
A rumor said have IT'S origin in Washington was
circulated yesterday geviyng the report that Boss
McIauehi1, Of Brooklyn was pushing State Railroad
Commissioner Alfred C.. Chaplin. eN-Mayor Of that city
for Collector OF the Port OF NewYorx. Credence Is
given u the statement In quarters because IL Is
agreed Mr. Cleveland is ANXIOUS TO enlist the services
OF the Brooklyn poteniatn the side Of
tiation In It's fight against the State machine. In f.
known that Nj Mclaughlin Is taking =
hand in the contest and many good politicians pretty
certain that President j. dispo'el encourage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
rEprBEcAN CLUES 10 UNITE.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Republican organ.
zaton OF the XXIVth Assembly District held iast
night at No. 1020 Firstave. L. T. Kelly presided and
Louis II. Bold secretary. Eighteen member.
enrolled An effort Is being made 10 unite all the
Republican organizations in this Assembly district
central club, and Invitation has been extended 10
the members Of all such clubs TO meet al the club
house Of rhe He'll Gate Republican Club No. 1G20 First
ave-. On Tuesday 70 consider the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
WEcT TJOHllkEN

DR.. ii. X. Palmer. Of Ncw-York City, gave a "Con.
veisational Description Of Recent Experiences in
Greece, Egypt and the Holy Land" Tuesday even
Ing. before large audience I'm the First Presbyterian
Church OF West IlobOlen. Dr. Palmer illustrated his
talk with siere0pticon slides. The lecture was the
last OF course given during the winter under the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

Astoll OF Hook and Ladder Company, No. 4. for the
rescue Knapp from the Hotel Royal which burned
February 7, 1892.
The stephenson medal for 1891 for the efficient
and deserving commanding officer will be given to Joseph
T pvrnc foreman Of Engine Company No. 49, The
1902 medal has been awarded to Patrick r. Ryan, foreman
Of Engine Company No. 81.
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would make the Legislature a little more man =, a
raf,ing board for the acts of PAD COMMISSION 10
draw up bills affecting local and private interests.
His plan would keep In power the statutory 4 3Vslon
Commission or some similar body, that Toil1 have
the authority 10 pass upon al legislation Of this SORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK WEDNESDAY JUNE a. 1898.



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steamer Hermann neg MrysG An'wGSp M "a, % VIZ.
steamer wocsland (Ilr Antwerp June 3, with mise
Na,ie @ ana S XriT 'r at ,sd Ear At 80 n.y.
STEAMER rocahQn,as Br Jame I.ica' Moy = @N =;
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steamer rcs.c iCBr. Alcot Rio de Janciro Nav %,
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Havana TO- with dc 80 pas'cnser to james Z Ward
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steam! CrGa,n man'4 ;oTst2 yde ana ~ wilmington
sandy Hook. 0 80 ,. m.-wnl south. moderate breeze;
dense fog
. steamer Tallahassee Askins. Siyannah-R l. walker
steamer LIZZIE Henderson. Van Kirk, Philadelphia
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brazilian crul-or, hqut1htn and IinIntes.
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vessel In place 4 The ca-rhtd buoy painted black aid
showing NNrd white f-hf. now "h inc IT, 81 NnH
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TRIBUNE neutrality-suspicious. OF Chauncey "
Depcw Geo. William Curtis. Charles 4. Dann' ee~
Mckinlcy. aud X. q. Horr, and poem by stcdmsn' -
the JUih ami ycrsary OF Tho Tribune. Id ccntss
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise :2sS sets 33MooD sets 9:33lMoons age J.
HIGH WATEK -O.DAY. .
N-eardv Hook 27tiov Island s as Hell Gate 10 35
= sandy Hook 3sGoy. Island :00. Hell Gate 10 10
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

BEt- NSWICK-Chaplain +. b. orman-Lee. OF the
-,i,i.h Army CAMRRI Dc F-Gencrll John McNu!ta, OF
Illinois, and Blron Won Mut1enbeeh"f. % the German >
cation at Washington. FIFTH ANENCE-l'euen'ht
General Massey of England HOFFMAN-Piince u lana
Bonaparte. Of Paris. MARLROloO"h-f'N'"'' '''o'
c,,,,,,, M ., yirrlnia VICTOHI A-Sena:or John Il
McPhcr.on OF NewJcr,,y and Emilio Terry and Francisco
Terry OF Paris. wALDORF-Wayne MacNeaGh. OF f"ia
delphia. wINDsOE-Rcar-Admrai JOAN H. Russell
L. S. Navy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In ticlr favor by =. c. T. Dodd
solicitor ofthc standard oil Company. and nrgumeas
against by 7. Y. Powdcry. Grand Master workman VI
the Knighis OF Labor. 5 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

WASHINGTON CENTENNIAI.-A full account ~
the OOtn anniversary Of Washinatou's lnauguranes
In New York. City. with all the speeches. 10 ccnts'