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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
yVyEBAL OF GEORGE ". HALL.

The funeral OF George W. Hall was held al MS
home No 35l West One-hundred- nd-fourteeh'n
st. at $50 o'clock last evening. and was a''enoe'
by members OF Republic Lodge. No. ss'. r. anu a.
NJ: Mystic Shrine Scottish Rite. Loyal Les'o"'
Iotos club and American Yacht club Inc "e''
Dr william v Kelly. OF Brooklyn. conducted me
church services. and then the regular haso,,o
service was read. The burial Will be In , Eve,
Greens Cemetery to-day The CONN was draPeu
In a silk American flag sent by the Loyal Legion
Mr. Hall left a widow and adopted daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

To the Editor The Tribune.
Sir: The suggestion in The Tribune OF January
. that beer might be taxed s. per barrel without
producing any hardship TO any one 10 good one
and the conclusions correct. Suppose the brewer
Is taxed 81 barrel in addition TO the present tax II
would make little additional cost to glass OF
ale that there would be difference in the price 10
the consumer. In a barrel OF a.e there are about
40 glasses that sell cents per g.ass. so that
each glass would not cost seller more than one
quarter of cent more. even II he had 10 pay the
additional dollar. The retailer makes fabulous
profits all or he would never be in the business.
4 brewer tells me that a scent glass Of ale when
placed behind the bar considerably iess than
IL cents II this Is true. there is more than 900 per
cent profit on a glass OF ale. As 10 the pronts To
the brewer. they must be very large. for brewers
generally very wealthy. A brewery Is not az
much of benefit TO community some kinds
Of manufacturing where there is large number OF
laborers employed TO receive the benefits thereon
do not know OF Government tax that would pro.
duce much revenue and that the people would
fee. the burden OF little tax OF 81 on oarrel
OF beer. J. Il. -
Troy, y. Y. jan 80 1885, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
WHO WILL BE CORPORATION CoCNsEh'

WHO WILL BE CORPORATION |oC
The question OF who is to be Corporation Counse'
Clark's successor seemed to be still an open ons
last evening The opinion was expressed by mos
who ought 10 know what they are taking aoou'
that II Joseph Larocque cannot be induced 70
con, tho Mace Mayor Strong will offer 1t to either
Austen q Fox or David J. Dean Both OF these
LAWYERS have been strongly recommended by the
most prominent members OF the bench ana 'oal
THE Mayor keeps his own counsel admiraoy, sha
He is understood however. as refusing to pehevs
that MI Larocque cannot be Induced 70 make sne
sacri6ce which the giving up OF his private prrc-
sice for three years would require. to oeneht the
cause . r,,mored last evening that William Travers
Ierome might prove to be the dark horse IN the
Corpor ration Counsel race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

., orairs ~ The club is vested in committees OF
OF HHans ~ oinment house and membership the
newt election will occur In May. $3.50 u....,.,,-
0no 81 the amendments provides for an Enterta,n'
rnont Committee OF Ave and Committee on 70.
iitica Affairs Of fifteen with power 10 acn a.
shall be appointed by the president Anotner pr,
yides that nominees OF the Republican party "ss
receive the Endorsement OF the clup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT rHE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENUE-United States District jugs
Nose. HaIIett of Colorado GILSEY-Quarter-
master-GeneraI W. s. c. Wiley OF Governor Nor
toms stan. and Judge }. NJ. woolworth OF oman.'
CRAND-A ssistant Surgeon General c. {. Byrne.
United States Army. PARK AVENCE-The rev.
Dr.. W. W. Battershall. OF Albany. SAEof-ihe
Rev DIR. Henry l.. Wayland. OF Philadelphia.
wAIDORF-Mark A. Hanna, OF Cleveland. and
General George J. Magee. Of Watkins. ~ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS 4EAOhIAL '

New-Haven, Feb THE committee In charge OF
the George william Curtis Memorial Funh mas "e
c,ded TO establish revolving lectureshp. the IN
crubent OF which shall deliver lectures In iaie
Harvard Columbia, and perhaps Amherst ana
Brown The holder Of the ieetureship VIII &c tbs
n 49,. 10 which Mr.. Curtis devoted his NE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
REPUBLICANS DENOUNCE BOsSISM.

REPUBLICANS DENOUNCE BOSSISM
The following resolution was offered and adopted
at the regular meeting OF the Home Club on
Tuesday evening:
whereas the representatives OF the NXth As,
sembly District in the County Committee deemed
IL to their interest to scorn and scoff our resou
lions. unanimously adopted at a special meeting OF
the club. held January % Ga copy OF said resou
resolutions conveyed the sentiments OF a large
majority Of the enrolled Republicans OF the MIN
men with being the mouthpece OF the wouiu-pe
bosses. noted for bosslsm ana deals LOT PEI pc nrn
benefit regar1dsss 81 H spnIhTab District: therefore
be 1t 49, and CON.
Resolved That the Home Club denounce and COW nv
denim the action Of said County Commtteemem, H. 10y
assisting with their votes In eiecuns MI. i.a Sor,
bach as permanent chairman OF the Couny ohoir
man. reinstaiing old and discredlted Leaders, VIII
destroy the present plan OF the Ts;r,v ssi
as reorganiZed by the Conrrn''ce Vi '"'''' '"
plan fully indorsed H., c,,h d.nora tha
We the members of the Home Ciuo; depioIe .ne
situation and renew our nw ns r. or out OF the %Xt
great small ola anu he" !" VI WV - VIZ ~
Assembly District.
ppooKIyN UNION LEAGUE CLUB MEETS.
A, the regular monthly meeting OF the Brooklyn
Union League Club on Wednesday night. the Com
mttee on Nominations reported UNANIMOUSLY the
following nominations OF officers FOR the coming
,,oar. president. General stewar, l.. woodford
first vice-president, Clarence W. seamans; second
Jackson Wallace; secretary Herbert
y ogden (re-elected) and treasurer. Thomas Nash.
II is safe to say that the election OF these men will
he ratified without opposition at the meeting the
first Wednesday In March
the meeting In March a ticket for the new Board
OF Governors. who. by the amended constitution.
succeed the Executive Committee
All the pending amendments TO the constitution
and bylaws. excepting the one raising the annual
dues from $40 to $50. were adopted. The direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
PLATT-TEALL-WlSKERS.
OH WHAT A MEETING THEIRS WAS!
THE WHOLE TOWN LAUGHING AT THEIR RIDIcU'
Lous FIzZLE or WEDNESDAY NlGHT-lr
SHOWED CLEARLY BY CONTRAST WITH
THE GREAT DEMONSTRATION OF
MONDAY HOW THE PEOPLE

THE GREAT DEMONSTRATORS Vt
MONDAY HOW THE PEOPLE
OF NETWORK STAND.
A topic which caused politicians Of all shades
a great deal Of amusement yesterday was the
ridiculous failure of the Platt-Teall-Wiskers mass
meeting" at the Cooper Union on wednesday even
ing. II the Sage OF Tioga bore the expense OF get
ting up the meeting was reported out OF MS
private purse he must have considered II one OF
the worst investments he ever made. more
wretched fzze has not been Witnessed In New
York City In a long time. The 800 deluded persons
who found their way into the big hall had the
frightened look Of lost children and most OF them
except Teall Wiskers and the sawmlll orator.
seemed to be in a quandary as to how they got
there and what It all about
''If last night had been stormy one, like TO-
night" said Republican. who laughing abou,
the miserable fizzle last evening. there might be
some excuse for Pats unfortunate attempt 10
make people up the State believe that he has
real following in New-York 1t was Il very good
night for getting out crowd, but the people OF
this town are against Plat, and nobody knows
this better than himself. How he must be cursing
Ollie and Wiskers for the exhibition they have
made Of him"
II was advertised as "workngmans' meeting
but the comment was general that nobody OF any
standing either In labor circles or any oner eonia
gave the alleged the coolest Of should
ers and 1t fell as fiat as Mr. Platts prospects VI
fooling people much longer. IT,. ~. ~ ,oon.a
workingmen and all other kinds in the Repuollcan
party-take no stock in the Hogan system lnere Is
always too much funny business IN the sage
Schemes The rank and file Of the party have al
ready begun to make themselves heard as tne Pro,
ceedinqs of the Republicans OF the lid Assembly
District bear witness This was the territory terri, on
Witch .OIl,e' and Wiskers 'organized' their mass
meeting and the example of the true Republicans
Of the lid Will be followed in many oher as hsG
m,nw ~ them by the district organizations, 1t was
reported last night-which Will repudate Mr. Piatt
and all his works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
To RELIEVE THE GRAIN TRADE.

St Petersburg Feb The Government recently
sanctioned state purchases % grain 10 he used IN
providing for the public wants As well as Tor me
Army TIL. primary Object Of the purchases vas 10
Relieve the depression OF the grain trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
T. c. PLArrs WAYS VIGOROUSLY AT

There was a big demonstration in favor Of police
reform AT the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church last night. The speakers were Colonel Ba-
con- of BROOKLYN Frank Moss j. j. Faure and the
Rev. J. A. Il. Wilson the pastor Much enthusiasm
was shown and the speakers vigorously attacked
I Plat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE SAMOAN LAND DIVISION.

B.rlin Feb The North German Gazette,
confirming the statements OF The Post In regard
10 the results 81 the work q: the Trlpariie samoan
Land Committee. adds that the Germans alone
are now In possession OF the plantations In samoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
ACCUSED OF BErRAYING HIS TRUST

Vienna Feb. THE trial Of Or Anton Won ia
litschek will begin here tomorrow. II" is ACCUSED
Of emDezzling part 81 bequest nrustei To mn
when he was Austrian consul in New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
A GREAT ARRAY OF STATISTICS.
CROWDED WITH USEFUL STATISTICS.
IT HAS FIRST PLACE.
From The Boston Transcript

The Tribune Almanac for 1888 Is really what II
purports be-a political register, cTahnine9 WIN
lion Of great value all persons who have
desire to keep posted in the operations OF our Ma
onal Government and In recent political events It's
Information on many other matters Is unusually eN-
tnnsiye mis- wear and gives II a first pac" a. an
fician's. manual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
IL Is I'NEXCELLED.
From The Saratogian.

The annual Almanac ard Political iesister OF
The New York Tribune has been received As "A
mass of facts II & a marvel. whole encycopaehlh
Of general information having been CONDENSED mo
most scrviceable form. II II typogrhphlcaHy per
feet and great skill and judgment are exhibited IN
It's cornpila ton As political Yearbook ana vol
OF ready reference the Iriou"e <'"""'"N 80
uneXcelcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

EX-EMPRESs FREDERICK ~ ENGLAND.
London. Feb. Tx Empress Frederick arrived
a, Osborne to-day. She chccred by the people
upon her arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

VAIN ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH THE All.SA
Glasgow Feb The attempt 10 launch the yacAt
Aisa to-day was failure owing 10 the extreme
cold The frost prevented the hull from Siding or
and the boat stuck when she rad son" halfway
down the ways and resisted all efforts TO move her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

Paris Feb. 7-Prcsdent Faure has conferred the
Grand Cross ~ the Legion % Honor upon Signor
Ressrnann lately Italian Ambassador to France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
NOT TIME TO REDUCE POSTAL FEES

Hobart Tasmania. Feb The Colonial Postal
Conference resolved to-day that the time was not YET
rtpe for the realization ~ Henniker ea'ons famous
schems for reducing postage ices throughout 't'd'
Rrtans colonial empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
INVALUABLE TO BUSINESS MEN.


The New-York Tribune Almanac for 1873 Is fuIIy
UP to It's predecessors in point OF interest ana use
ful information. As a political register IL mas no
equal. giving ~ II does the platforms OF parties
and the statistics Of elections. with large amount
OF political miscellany Its chapters on sports anu
societies and officers. Indian service statisucs NE
United States government are invaluaD" 10 me
business man and those who keep In touch win the
eadl an M the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
COMPILED WITH UNUSUAL CAR
SUSTAINS IT'S HIGH REPUTATION.
From The Ia Journal

Charleston w. Va. Feb. (SpeciaD.-The Senate
to-day adopted the House resolution refusing 10
confer with the Virginia Commission with view
to agreement as to West Vrglna's alleged snare
Of the Virginia State debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
AssExGERs FROM TIE AMERIorE LANDED

Panama Feb Some 30 passengers from the
French steamer Amerique. which went ashore near
Cape Augusta several days ago. were landen III
colon Yesterday bv the steamship VILE de Mar
sole They say that the Ameriquc. her mails ana
her cargo at a total loss. Her hull Is non nnde'
water and only her masts are IN slghu w. 70 ~,
senpcrs vho we're taken ashore IN small. boats lost
ali their clothing and most Of their money hut none
OF them were drowned The only person lost IN the
wreck "A sailor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
AMBASSADOR Ersrrs's DAUGHTER II

Paris Feb In consequence % tho serious Ill
ness % his daughter. United states Ambassador
Eusfis has obtained leave OF absence and gone
to IN. Riviera. Secretary Nignaud VIII act as
charge d. Affaircs during SIR. Eustis's absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
srvrx MEN KILLED IN A cOLIlERY.

London. Feb. seven men were killed by an "N-
roslon In the Tlmshdry colliery near Bristol, to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE SULTAN HAS A SCHEME OF REFORM
PROPOSED CHANGES IN REGARD To ARMENlA-A
TURKISH COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY.

London. Feb. 1.-THE Daily News corre-
spondent in Constantnople sends this dispatch;
The Sultan recently ordered Prince Alexander
aratheodory, the celebrated Turkish publicist.
to prepare project OF reforms for Armenia a
draft of the scheme submitted to HIS MAJ,
esty who regarded II as incomplete and instructed
the Prince to make II as final as possible
From Vienna the News is informed
A letter from Moosh received in Constantinople
saws that the Sultan sent a commission of Erzing-
hian officials to Moosh prior TO the arrival OF the
Armenian commission. to inquire INTO the state OF
affairs The guards at the Governors palace
twice drove away Armenians bringing memorial
to the commission. but the third time some mem
The Sultan's chief secretary. Houreya fasha.
recently died suddenly from heart disease IN the
rebuking him for his over-hasty execution OF HIS
Majesty's order telegraph Ieki Pasha 10 quel!
the Sassoun uprising. The scene occurred when
the Sultan learned Of the ruthless manner In
which the Armenian movement had been re-
pressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
LONDON EXPORT AND IMPORT FIGURES

London Feb The BOARD OF Trade returns
for the month OF January show that during that
months the imports decreased Il 1000 and IN" eN-
ports increased f7opn. as compared Win 'hoSe 'o'
The corresponding month last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
LARGER AND BETTER THAN EvET

LARGER AND BETTER THAN EVER.
From The Troy Times.
Larger and better than ever before. The New
York Tribune Almanac for 1895 is most welcome
addition the list Of valuable reference w3rks J.
piled and conveniently ARRANGED under the d,r &c,
ton of the editor. Hon. Edward Mcpherson and his
nish an epitome Of the worlds recent history and
no editorial business Office is properly equipped
without The Tribune Almanac
ACCURATE. FAIR AND COMPLETE.
From The Greensburg PENN Press
Although emanating from the Office Of the most
aggressive Republican newspaper OF me nited
States Tribune Almanac is absolutely ceFoil
OF partisanshp. The Tribune's "arithlneiic man
who figures up maore. The night S@r conn.
work upon the Almanac. ACCURACY! fairness ana
resrt is seen H. the wide distribution Of The Trb
une Almanac all over The United staies ana az, Tvs
AN INVALUABLE COMPENDIUM.
From The Lawrence (MassD American
The New-York Tribune Almanac and Political
Register is an invaluable compendium OF facts ior
a busy writer on current events. Many an insplra-
ton is drawn from this source.
A MOST VALUABLE BOOK OF REFERENCE
From The WATERFOWL Post
a large volume now numbering over $50 pages
p priv only g. pages the New York Tribune Alma
for 1870 comes to US this week revised, re-
addition OF new features. The Almanac FOR 1888
is a most valuable book OF reference. II Is inbeNed
thoroughly and well
4 GREAT ARRAY OF STATISTICS.
From The Mount Holly (N. j. News
The book contains almost unlimited array Of
statistics on every conceivable subject which con
Germs the whole people Of the United States, with
much which interests only the political parties or
other large bodies Of men or women.
CROWDED WITH USEFUL STATISTICS.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
The old reliable Tribune Almanac appears this
wear larger than and crowded with useful sta
tistics Besides the election returns which cannot
be surpa ssed for correctness. completeness ana
systematic arrangement. there Is vast ana varied
array of information regarding National, State ana
foreign affairs. political and financial history. and
other topics TOO to mention, all classified
indexed and presented in forms convenient for ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

City O; Mexico Feb Judge Joaquin Calderon
Of san Juan Bauiista AMI STAFF are on their way
to points near the Guatemalan border. wherr they
will investigate the claims OF private individuals
against Guatemala. This is one OF many Indications
that a settlement has been virtually arrived AT be-
tween the two countries. The universal opinion mere
IS that the danger OF war Is
ST. Louis Feb. "A dispatch Srom the CITY OF
Mexico says that Ignacio MarIscal. Secretary OF
Foreign Relations In the Mexican cablnet, yester-
day officially denied the statement that tnatehaia
had retired from It's grounds and acceied to the de
mands Of Mexico. but We are stll hopefui 'ha'
war NAV be finally averted." said the Minister
Daily drills OF volunteers ore being heii IN the
event OF war with Guatemala. \ regular company
has been organized by the employees or the DeparI-
nent Of Justice. which has been augmented 10y re-
cruIts from the outside. The company IL composer
81 Iawyprs doctors newspaper men and representa-
lives OF other professions well az a large num-
Ronthe ;ewthec IN rath rath rah rahtr ah,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

PRESIDENT FAURE HoNoRs sIGNoR REss
MAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

-,,v At Importance in the United states houu
cheers
THE RESOLUTIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE PEOPLE HEARD AGAIN.

Continued from First Page
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NO PARTIsANSHIP IN 1T.
From The conneaut Cohio, Reporter.

From The conneaut (Ohio) Reporter
There is partisanship in the contents vi ne
Tribune Almanac. and every one can accePt Win
confidence its statistics Of coinage circulation. TOT
eign trade elections, popua ton, PENSIONS IeVenu.s
banking. divorce. marriage sports anu ,he nun ,
dreds OF other things treated Of the facts aDou.
prominent societies in the United States are given
more space than usual. The Almanac for lss1'is a
most valuable book Of reference.
COMPILED WITH UNUSUAL CARE
From The Utica Observer
The New-York Tribune Almanac or year pook -
at hand. Unusual has been made IN me seeu I'M
ton OF information for this publication ana IL VIII
be found to be Of the most useful OF ths J,
OF publications. Ii may he procured OF its Puo"S"
ordered through newsdealers
sUsTAINS IT'S HIGH REPUTATION.
From The Albany Journal.
The Tribune Almanac for 1885, that has just peeh
published now numbers pages. This is the lare-
est that has yet been issued but II IL 500 a' ane
old price which was received for 1t when It's con ,
tents were embraced within ca pages us ,s "a
tics, which go into all fields have been coIec'I ~
with painstaking care and may be depended on II
Is an admirable publication. which In all RESPECTS
sustans the high reputation that the ALMANAC
gained many years ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18
OPERA HOUsE ATTRACTIONS.
The List Secured by Manager Reister 70
the Coming Season.

The List Secured by Manager Reister for
the Coming Season.
Following is the list of attractions
secured by Manager +. Reister, for the
c0mming season:
The Dazzler, In q Big City, Coon HOl-
low, A Modern Mephiste Donnelly &
Girard, Fred WWde, Geo. Thatcher &
Carroll, Johnson's Minsuels. 70 70. the
Magic Queen 1892, The Rising Genera
ton. Roland Reed, The Stowaway. Pow
Ell. the Magician, ChaS. Dickson in
Other Peoples Money, j. c. Stewart S
Two Johns. Camille. D'Arville Opera
Co., Marie Wainwright RObt G.. Inger-
soil, Sewing the Wind, The White
Slave All the Comforts of Home, Marie,
Decca Grand English Opera Co. OBS
People,. Shore Acres, Clara, Schu-
manns Lady Orchestra. Hopkins
Transatlantic Speciality Co, Leo Bait
TALON i'm The Bells of Conscience, a. NJ.
Palmer's Trilby Co., The Defaulter
Rhea, Hon. All A. Taylor & EX-Gov.
r. L. Taylor, Henderson Comedy Co..
Land of the Midnight Sun, Morrison
Faust, Princess Bonnie The Silver
King. A Trip to Chinatown, My Wife's
Friend James O'Nein. Edward Har>
rigau. The Cotton King, Henderson S
American Extravaganza Co, Black
Crook Country Circus. Hoss and Hoss,
Gladys Wallis. Clay Clement in the New
Dominion. Charlev'S Aunt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

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