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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Union League Clubs annual recep"on io
women on Thursday night at the clubhouse was "
brilliant affair The clubhouse was decorated WIN
Southern smilaX roses and cyclameh Inc Pa"''
esses OF the reception Mrs. Abel r. Biac N'ia
Mrs Jacob G. Dcttmer. Mrs. Francis /. Mc' Oh,
Mrs Charles s Whitney. Mrs. Howard ~ WON
and Mrs Timothy l.. Woodruff. The ReceP"o"
Committee consisted OF +. p McColl chairman
Charles s Whitney. r. l. Woodruff H. - Noou'
Frank u. Reattys. Frank ID. Tutue Marvin l.
LYON and Charles G. Bennett.
Tho Rev $ r. Wallace regularly instaileh AZ
Master OF the First Reformed Presbyterian 'hur'h'
,n Nonroe-st between sumner and Throop aVes'
on Thursday night
The Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Fitche. has vetoed
tho action OF the Board OF Supervisors IN hnseauhs
Sunervisor Bennett. OF the Thirty-hrst Nard uo'-
,perl, the town OF Cravesend). II is expected mat
this will result in the return Of supervisor bennett
to his old scat.
Postmaster Sullivan. who went 10 washington
this week has returned. He urged upon the fos'-
offce Department the necessity OF ESTABLISHING i'ee
delivery offices in the Thirteth ana 1hirtF-Hrs'
wards. and the pneumatic mail tube across the
Bridge.
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TWO WITNESSES ARE MISSING.

The adjourned examination Of Herbert lefavonr'
charged with unlawfully withdrawing from 'ne
mails y letter addressed TO the whitman S""e
cornnanv containing a check for s.cp. draw"
nv Healec e. CO.. OF No. 81 Fulton-st. Brooh'En'
on October q last and dated October y was con-
,i,rc5 hefora United states Commissioner Shlelds
Yesterday. Daniel O'Connell and Abram hhhS
were counsel for the defendant: George II. ADAMS
and w. G. Cammann appeared for the n'' MN
shoe COMPANY and ". II. Daniels, 20 "h2in -
bad assigned and Assistant United states istl,1
Attorney John q. Mott represented ne ,Fo'.am
roon- I efavour was the former Ne"-l ork ss'It
Tor Tho Whitman shoe Company, ana han an
oficn AT No eS Duane-st. Alfred Jeline, ni"inpeI
of the firm Of Heaey & Co.. was the nrs, WIZ
called and in reply TO the inquiries OF MI. nv.
said that H. Federan Lefavours foi mer cieI n, NJ M,
another important witness for the toVelnlien'
named Samuel Whtlock. were boih az pIeHSsr :
az The ST Clair Hotel at Richmond, va Je,In :, =
admitted he had advised Federan ana in'ioo n n
10 20 South and said he did SO because inc! naa
told him that Mr.. Adams had threatened 20 hhto
them arrested for completely In some OF LeiaVoui
doincs Jelline also admitted having anranuei i
Federan money to go away Mr.: Mott charged
IelliNe with having spirited the ioverhmen, VA va
nesses away Jefe said that the witnesses hau
told him that Mr.. Adams had induced MN on m
swear 10 affdavits against IefaVour' WhIcn on
second thought they feared might rehder 'he''
LA bic for perjury. .t, ,a,,,or,. ~
The examination was adjourned until January %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
STATE AID FOR PARTIES.

meeting was held at the Chamber OF Com
x,arca at 2 o. M yesterday with view to straight
.n,ny out the tangle which the new Constitution
hos developed among the charitable institutions
.uhtcb receive State aid. There has been some
Gear that under the new Constitution no sectaran
institutions could receive such aid, and commit
200 from the State Board of Charities had pubic
hearings two days this week at the building OF
Mr. Gerry's society, at which the matter was con-
adhered The meeting yesterday recommended that
tho State Board OF Charities should adopt as a
tAmporary rule the following
"Resolyed That all institutions which have com
nlied with existing laws, be and they hereby are.
entitled TO the certificate provided by the amended
Constitution upon filing affidavit Of an officer
Of such institution, with the secretary OF the
hoard stating that such laws have been compiled
with and that thereupon such certincate shaH DE
issued 10 such institution. go,
n this resolution Is adopted every institution
now receiving aid will continue to get It's stipend
al least until the board has time 10 prepare an
elaborate code OF rules ,,.. -, A.,
i Edward Simmons, who as president or the
New-York Infant Asylum issued the call for the
meeting presided. and Gherardi DAVIS, OF
the same Institution, was the secretary
Among the others present were James r. Chahd-
Ter Nathan Lewis. Myer Stern, Robert Olyphant
Bryan Lawrence. James Pott. Mrs, Algernon .
Sullivan. Loring Brace Morris Goodhari and Paul
Eull
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1FTAJRS IN BROOKLYN.
SOCIETY or vERMONTERs NEE

SOCIETY OF VERMONTERS MEE''
The E-ooklyn Society OF Vermonters hed us ~"
annual dinner ana reunion at the Pouch Ma'so'
on Wednesday night. Among the guests from "e
Green Mountain state were Governor urDa" -.
Woodbury. Lieutenant Governor L. NJ. Mansur anu
Senator Redfeld Proctor Among the o'heE GUESS
we're Colonel Albert Clarke OF the Boston Socle'!
90 Ver,nonters; George Edmund Foss. OF me I'M
caro- Society: Colonel Chandler. St c!air McNei-
wav Dr. Joseph G. Greene. of the Buhaio Socie'''
Robert j. Kimbal. president Of the society pre-,
sided ]; was expected that Mayor Schieren am
Governor Morton would be present but poth WI, w.
inayojdab'y deiained. The company drank a to ~
Standing II Governor Woodbury.. after wlicH M
Governor made a speech He was followed by He,i,-
tor Proctor Secretary Benedict read SOM con
tons adopted by the Vermont l.egh'lStH!e cU'
graduating Levi F. Morton. naive e U int
upon his election as Governor Of thls Sta,e ~ '' =,
ter Of acknowledgment from Governor X Inn,
Governor Woodbury. also read ires'ueil. !.
ball declared the resolution adopted by 'he 'ei"'
Society. 81, . .,. .oae. "rrhe
state Of NeW-YOrk." .,.o -. tho rccor5s
Of Vernont's sons made In tn civil war ~,
Orrnsbee spoke the toas; NerInonrts HmS'1 ne
Men ana Women" George Edmund foss, -. III" ~,
Chicago Vermont Society; Dr. joseph -; GreeIle Da
the Buffalo Society. and Colonel Albert O''N
also spoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
CITY COLLEGE ALUMNI DTNNER

The annual dinner OF the alumni OF the Cohege
Of the city OF New-York will be given at belmont
co.'s this evening at O'Clock. The occasion prom
ises 10 bring together large representation OF 'e
alumni I. e. significant at this point IN municipal
affairs and In the history OF the co!lege-whch' IL
is hoped will soon meet more fully the demands
increasingly made upon t-ihat the toas's en-
brace themes related the widening usefulness OF
higher education It's relation 10 the pubic SCHOOLS
the people political life and the possible expansion
OF the city. William L. Strong VIII be one OF ,he
guests The programme Of speeches contains the
following Address OF the president Of me aunili.
Charles T.. Ie1ecker. class OF Il; college OF thee
civ OF New-York in Relation 10 the University OF
the state OF New-York." the Rev sylvester Malon"'
Regent OF the University; The Board OF rus
tees Of the College. Charles n Knox president OF
the Board Of Trustees: The College OF the 'ity OF
Network" General Alexander 5. Webb: The Pub
He Schools and the College OF the CITY OF New
York Henry T. Oxen. principal OF Grammar
school 40 l. class Of 60; Popular Education.
Everett p Wheeler class OF 80; The Services 81
the College in Public Life" T.. VI: Shepard, class or
'69 "The College of the city OF New-York and the
Greater New-York," j. Hampden Doughery, CLASS
of IL
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INSPECTION or FIRST BRIGADE SIGNAL cORPs

The inspection and examination Of the First Brigade
sigma Corps which is TO take place this evening
armory Thirty and park-avc. VIII be- par
cua- interest all Interested IN military affairs. This
organization Is the which established heograph sta
from New-Yors 70 Aibany. and successfully sent
messages. The longest distance between stations was
fortynve miles being from the Catsk Mountain House
the Capitol Albany This with the four Incl,
heograrh. During the Buffalo strike II had complete
circuit Of stations all the strike territory kept
the commanding officer always Informed the condi-
tion Of the strike
Jersey city and Connecticut have been invited appear
IN uniform. ana ample accommodations have been pro-
vided receive everybody Dancing will begin about 10
o'clock. The Of the corps Is follows Homer W
He1ge commanding scrgeans Charles mike
IT, Sanford NJ. Zones James ". A. Norris Eugene X
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Cycle Show Madison Square Garden
Confederate Veteran Camp dinner. Scottish KITE
Hall, evening.
Rife-shootins match. 7th Regiment Armory. even
ing
Johnson bicycle riding exhibition Adelphi Hall.
p
College OF City OF New-York Alumni dinner. Del
monico $. 7.
Montaul Clubs editors dinner. clubhouse, BROOK
lyn
Amateur theatricals. Berkeley Lyceum. $40 p. H.
INSPECTION of First Brigade Signal Corps. arrnory
Thirty-fourth-st. and Park-ave.. p. M
Alpha Delta Phi smoking concert, 40. 80 west
Thirty -third-st.. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
THE FIELD" oN THE y. Y. Y. c. REPORT.

London Jan is-"The Field" Will have a leader
to-morroy concerning the report OF tho NeN-iork
Yacht club Committee. As regards the assertion
that the Royal Yacht Squadron promised to hold
the cup II won under the deed OF gift. the writer
says:
This We venture say Is not the case ~ -
either n dcusion or n Misrepresentation. Nha'
the British clubs understand is mat the koytl
Yacht Squadron accepted as correct IN" Ne" OF =
cubs Interpretation % III" sweeping power nl
the inutual-agreement clause. ard agreed 10 give
a receipt on that Interpretation alone Inc Noyal
Yacht Squadron Is thus pledged 10 accept cha'-
.cnge upon the terms now agreed Tor coming
matches and will not hold tho cup according TO
the deed
After quoting with approval Forest and
Streams" leader tho deed on January I. The
Field adds.
II would certainly have boon moro IN arcofnan'"
with our IDEAS o. courage dignity aud fairness
II the New-York club had straighi"n"i iis"lf out
and obtained a notification ~ ~" deed "hlch
has brought 30 much opqrohrium upon us W'm-
lera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
CAPT WAsHBrRY RETIRED on mar IA

At the meeting NJ the Police Board yesterday
afternoon the application for retirement Of Captain
George Washburn. ~ the East Eighty eighth ST.
station. came up for consideration. The Captain
presented the following to the Commissioners.
Gentlemen: II is nearly thirty years since
! became a member 81 the Police Department ~
the city Of Newly ork ! now have ttr irosta "
seventy winters my locks, and feel the in-
nrmiiics Of creeping upon and feel that some
younger could nh the position OF captain ~
police better than myself. would therefore most
respectfully ask 10 be placed tho retire" list AZ
half pay, during the few remaining years 81 my
life.
on the motion Of Commissioner sheehan' Wash
burn was retired a pension of $i.3'5 a year.
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SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW YORK FRIDAY. JAN. Is. 1875
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW -YORK-FRIDAY. JAN Is. lsa5
ARRIVED
Steans Briianni dBr. Smith. Liverpool January
Oueen-own with mdse a cabin Isl Storage pas
sengcrs II Maitland kcrsey Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Sutherland cIr) Proud. Igcmen December "a
Shields 81 with sugar Simpson. Spence & Young Ar
rived "a the Iiar AZ 53o > IN.
steamer Ccarensc pr. Casey: Maranham December 10
ceara - ana Para January ). with mdso Shlpon
Green. Arrived AT IN. Bar At m.
Steamer Maacaibo. Sukeforth Maracabo january O.
10 with n,dsc 10 Iiouon Bliss a Dallett Ar.
"a the liar at II ~ "A
Colorado Evans. Galveston, mise md
passengers & II Mallory co.
Algonquin. Plat. Jacksonville and Charleston
with ndse and passengers william clyde A. co -
Steamer Tallahassee Askins Savannah. with mdse and
passengers 10 X l. Walker.
Steamer Croatan. Hansen. Georgetown. g. e. and WI
mlngton. &. with mdse and passengers W l. CLYDE
A
Steamer Guyandotte. Walker West Point. with mdse
and passengers TO Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer Yorktown Dole, Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
RRIrNsWICK-M Lefaivre OF the French En-
bassv at Washington CAMBRIDGE-Nathan APP
pIeton. OF Boston. EVERETT-Senaior H. {. Hans
brough, of North Dakota: Stison Hutchins OK
Washington and George W. Gable. Gll-SEi -
General j. S. Easement. Of Ohio and ex-senator
Abraham Lansing. OF Albany. HOLLAND-A.eN
ander Agassiz of Cambridge. Mass. PLAZA
James S. Clarkson, Of Iowa. WINDSOR-Mrs John
A. Logan, OF Washington, d. G.
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THE INGALLS, WILL CASE UNDEcIDED.

Albany. Jan. 1s-The jury in the ingalls, VIII case
disagreed to-day and was discharged by Justice
Green. The Will d!sposes OF about 100000. most of
which Is beQuea:hed to Presbyterian missions ana
charities the relatives OF the testa,or. DAVID s. H.
gals OF Sprngvile. receiving only begSary pix
lance The contest instituted by the sister OF
the dead man. who alleged him TO be OF unsound
mind. Since the trial began this contestant mas died
but the continued by agreement OF both
sides. Motion for trial made and GRANTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
m pyscrSs "SryDAY OPENING"

.-,.u tie Saloon. Re opened sunday" Is me sub
TO-, popular meeting 20 prot"s, against les"lizei
iou.- selling on Sunday. 20 be held A. the Wes' Enh
PRESBYTERIAN Church ono hundred and nfh It and Am
.,.f,n ave tomorrow evening AZ o'clock An earnest
,.. ,,,, D.. .,rec,ei from the pastor the Rev. pr.
rt, p,lc,n shaw An opportunity will BE- given 10 tho
audience for an expression Of sentiment upon the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

THO work IN the Castle Garden Aquarium is 80 far al
van-- hat expected the rilc" Will l." open g. the
ftnir On February Tho original ntention was 70 have
The place open January / The tanks arc not Yet all
stocked The IN IN" centre = the roundh are
now used rs storage tank, which the specimens are
taken ,or smaller side tanks Tho place now mass
flrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

$500 listers at SD.
Every one we've got in our stores
big mems, ordinary mems, young
mems "a years up.
Shaggy beaver, chinchila, frieze
0rish or Amcrican)-used to be $50,
$50, S25, $40, $40, SlS.
1t hasn't been a good ulster season
so far. and we don't want to keep 'em
too long.
ROGERS, PEET & GO.
THREE {Princ-.
BROADWAY iWaTen.
STORES t32i 81
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Ex-Commodore Smith yesterday sent the follow
ing letter to Mr.. Gould: - - ,o,-
At WORK or THE NEW vALKYRIE.

Glasgow. Jan iS-The construction of the new Na'-
kvrle IS proceeding in Hendersons shlpyafdS' me
PREMISES occupied In building the boat are GOV
&C, nv n temporary building and the entrances
a. ,o,. locsed No one not employed directly upon
tho nov, Yacht IS adm tod II Is known. however
that the length OF her load-waterne VII De e,sn ~
nine foot CLYDE yachtsmen express bchei mar ih"
new, boat will MOI differ much from the lfritanh'a
except that she will be improved whcre me bil'""
MIA is weak-in running and fTec-redchi"N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
tn vlEr PTPORT on CrRRENCY REFORM

The Committee n the Chamber Of Commerce on Cur
rency Reform yesterday and adopted report "hich
will be presented ut special meeting Of the Chamber next
ue II il understood that the report recommends large
issue OF bonds ana the maintenance Of the gold standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Steamer Richmond Blakeman. Richmond and Newport
News with mcse and passengers to the Ola Domino"
y steamer oneida Robinson philadelphia. with mase to
sandy HooS jan. is $50 p m.-wind southwest; light
air. cloudy ,vrD
steamer Ia Normandie M roIo, ISyreA wsiSer
Steamer Chattnhoochee SAY age csonvIs
steamer Yema~ec. Mckee. charleston ana '"'NSo''''e
s,eau e g %,S.chee Smith. savannah l. Walker.
S.camer state u Texas. Him. Iuns~ck ana Ferhahd'na
s,r,n sr ImbTia Cl,O Du,ton 1iverool-v II Brown
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger, stormer Gibraltar and
MEDITERRANEAN ports -oelrichs \ GO s,,,
steamer softer Krctzmar New Haven Scan n, and
steamer city Of Augustine. NasNi' J"'Hsoh'''e anu
Ia s'rs%'r etc N FIN. Forwci ( KeiioSS
steamer Amrum eier) Mnndt Ne"p VA EnnHseF snneon
Steamer MIsa ,Br Morris, Kingston carhasenas and
Port Idmon-Pim. Forwood 4 kellock - o,.
steamer Trinidad dr, Fraser. Bermuda-A f outer
'' Steamer ii SOL Mason New T Van sickle
steamer sIavonia 'Ger) Russ Hamburg -"'''Ou's
N sGip Siam Ger, cachs Hong Kongrheo Ruscr
Ship Brynhlda Bp. Graham. Chitasons Scanned
"''S SAILED
Steamers Yemassee FOR Charleston and Jacksonville:
state q Texas brunswick and Fernandna chattaho9-
chez Savannah Lizzie Henderson, Philadelphia I'll SOL
ship + chapman for san Francisco.
THE MOVEMENTS S or STEAMERS
Steamer Bowie Dr. Thompson for New-YOrk sailed
from Liverpool January ls ,,,,, from, vou. yor. ~.
cemt.r rs arrived Hun January IL. 49,
Steamer state Of California Nir Braes. from New ork
January T. Halifax o. for Glasgow arrived at Neville
January lS
Steamer Runc u'r. Thomas. from New-Nork Jan
unry \ for Liverpool passed Brow Head January Is
steamer Prussia Ger. Karowa from New York jan
uary Tor Havre and Hamburg. passed the Lizard Jan
Steamer f,nerge Ger. FNrtmann. from Rot "Tlam for
Nav York passed the Isle OF Wight January -.
iloston City tiir>. WatkSs. from WORK
January for Liverpool passed Brow Sss. January Is
Steamer Guthe Ger. Daldorf nVAn New York jan
. arrived u Rotterdam January H.
Steamer salisbury (Br Holdorf. saiid from MESSING
f.r New York January H.
steamer Argyll OBJ. Williamson. from Japan and China
FOR New York arrived a Sucz January H.
steamer Angerton Cfirl. Morris sailed from Sngapor,
for New-York January II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
MIRINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rise % sunsc, % Moon rises coa Moons are 2
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
" Sandy Hook 225 Gov. Island 90 Hell Gate +:i3
T. M-sandy 3 10 Gov. Island 3tsh Hell Gate o.fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Austin; corporas. Edward samson o"Ne' '''' "
Butler; trumpeer. Charles NJ. Ie More.
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TO-DAY.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 20.
MONDAY. JANUARY 81.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
vesse, Trr Line Malls close. Vessel sails
IA N,rmanfie French. 100 1900 m
trinidad p.fnuda Quebec ........... 500 1000 "A IN
Aims Port au Prime. Atlas 1000 q IN 1900
Kingston. 1000 IN IL 90
l-ruhria Liverpool. trnard .io.oD 100
IIaVara. - a cuba. 10 30 IN 1uO
Kaiser wilhelm IT, Genoa g Lloydll 90 III 100 y m
wilson. 200 p
Mohawk London Atlantic Trtns...... 90
chicago Cty Bristol Bristol tity.... 200 IN
Slavonia HAMBURG Hnmh Amer leo
creole Prince pernambuco. Prince.... 200
Hudson Now Orleans Cromwell ........ 300 y m
t.y II Para Colon. Pacific Mas! 1000 n m 1900
MONDAY JANUARY ~.
Alcon1un Jacksonville clyde. ........ 300 m
Allanra Colon Columbian .......... 1900 a 1900
TUESDAY. JANUARY -
Bremen y q Lloyd. 300 600 n m
I.s~uOrc Tampc1. Johnson ........ 2Oo
f'ialemy Liverpool. ilmpDrt Holt. 200 m
Flnmtrough Kingston etc Merchants ....... 900 m
Pora, Port Rarros. etc. Cent Amer 200 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Mr.. GOULD WILL NOT BUILD JiCHi

ur, IS SATISFIED WITH THE ACTION OF THE
SYNDICATE AS TO CUP DEFENDER-To
BRING BACK THE vIGILANT.
All yachtsmen and the public generally were
gratifed 10 learn yesterday morning that syndi-
cate had beer formed TO build new cup ueio""e'
There was much talk in yachting circles about the
leaving of George J. Gou.ds name out OF the synd
cate Mr. Gould. when seen at his Office seemed
IN no way disturbed over the matter and said that
he was much pleased at the formation or the syndi
cate When asked II he would build another cup
defender he sad.
No: one IS enough. I think. The action Of the
gentlemen who compose the syfulud'r III lr,a
,oa~i9te T, IL trrc / volunteered 10 be one OF tho
syndicate but | merely wished 10 give lhe l.era
a start II the gentlemen mentioned as members
Of the syndicate wish Il have the exclusive owner
snip of the new yacht they nave pertGv. IiSn, 80
Il, it and they have the means ana, aDl'lts 70 ~"
NOV Inc one Of 4 syndicate TO do 50. nor VIII either
~ NV brotbers | have been requested TO bring
the Vigiant back here for the trial races anu Will
do 80.
Ex-Commodore smith yesterday sent the follow
ing letter to Mr.. Gould: - = ,o,-
Dear SIR: Since my interview win YOU NV
presented your generous proposal to brihs me LIZ
liant from England 10 America ana nav n,. , .,ro,'
for tho trial races cup defender IN the autnuii
contest Of 1895 at expense u pe,HS So't re-
oucst that the New-York Yacht club should stiect
,ase charge Of her in the trial races ana In the
match II selected to defend the cup nh p'n,l , "
my committee | have to advise you II Was accepted
n'i,h rretf Measure will add that \ice-Comino-
dore Brown and other leading oincd,s %, th' .N'"-
York Yacht Club have expressei s Ill - - IN,
s highly appreciating offer. ana that th'y VIII
he clad 10 know that your intentions In this respect
may be contaminated - .o.to,., f,,.,
incose 10 you the circular OF " -, ~ re,,,n
Ill, ,r,,'v v",rs JAMES y. SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Coughs and colds are dangerous intruders +,
pei them with parkors Ginger Tonic
Parker's HAN Balsam aids the hair growth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
Announcements
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrur

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with perfect; SUCCESS. IL SOOTHES the CHILD
SOfTENs THE GUMS. AI.LAYS ALL PAIN CURES
WIND collie and H. the BEST REMEDY FOR
DIARRHOEA Sold by druggists In every part OF the
world TWENTY FIVE CENTS a BOTTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Henry A. Daniels. M. D..
90 WEST S0TH-ST.
DeranGements OF tho Nervous System. Impotence sn'
0terflity. and like specalties Hours TO I. 3 TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

"Chlckasaw" Il. & W. "Chickasaw"
collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

4 reception will be rendered Mr.. Thomas Ed
ward Murphy the wel-Nnown temperance orator at As
ISOLATION Hail. 23dst and ih-ave tonight at o'clock.
men invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Steamer Richmond Blakeman. Richmond ana Newrr,
News with mtse and passengers u the o'i b"'n'''"
81 Co. ,,.,, .,,h ,,,s. .,
L clyde & Co. ,,.,, .,,.A.,o.,. ,,,h,