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RACE PROSPECTS THIS YEAR.
GREAT srAKB- TO Hi. DECIDED.
BaPBOUL INTEREST IN TBE FUTUUITr?PLANS OP
TIIE CONKT ISLAM) JOCKEY CLUB.
By theeetnet reeuirol Ur tne C >ney Islanl Jockoy dab
?trite ile.**, wm ah eluted on, the Ut of Jannarr, a rael ig
teason of u insult laiereat iee ns to be (inure L All the bett
horse* are re pru .an tel. i 11 whare IU) nines may be len
Banteran* than before, er where a proportionate aetraaoe cor?
responding lo the popularity w.i on rt -lux bis aiutat.l Joel
Beteeitn to be shown, lt should Ue n rt ? I ts*: now the wheat
taeeparated tr j ii the otiaff. th tl is. from th I renie ef r*e?ri
dticiuelltlnd ot eooouat ofr.tintnr at c*llftoB anl Outtenbarr.
Leal yoar the proipaott .enael dub ont. Th* Coney Island
?leakey flab advertise I lte itiVss aa ii hal heretofore den*
With MB?M to ad le I tn .aer. Um n*rerlhsle?* th* qtiesuen
wat jil. allv f-aJ tir turton *a : " II >w ahout betting I " A
peculiar lute of__~rt, qt if j ir remiting fr un His Ui-Iitt
BteBt* whieh bal l.n>n r.innl ara ni* lii*e''iU. mp-,ie neuter!
By asperetoai which ii*I been tn(Biged ta againil certain
effli-ia!- Or the aotleu of the f.o?'ls!**nr-- a law hat
kees paeeal whloh allow* freedom ot lndiriitui action ob
racea-onrsei, eal wbi-li preolulei tht degralttlon ef the
apart by in tulgeaoo in NH-M la cl'-r vol ru.nn i Moreorer.
the agricultural aocletiej th: on thou the Hute hare been
Beaeflied by thero mils of a tit willingly pill by tbe ier
aral rafliuaastaolatlont derotel tj tht derelopm*ot ot the
koree, wheti.er for running or trjtt'ur; te fie extent of tome
BOt.OeK). Thlt Ut e iniuuij tBPSRkmWkt will give toma li Oe)
toeaob oonntr fair.
Da lt).-KS OF TnK Poni.-HKI.LKBA
It la probable that nnjinres will be tnirodaceel la the cern
1.1 lession of the I.oglslatnre wllh a new te t repeil of the
present Mil. ml it tl alu i.t , er a:-, th.it linen Jmeuts will
Bi>ea-!,>n?!T bi prions* 1. oitemlbly wltharlewef eilan.ll ir
the raeiag eeaeoa bat really with ulterior objeou. Theee meas
are* will be taspired end fostered br the cur peal teller*, ta
they deem lt probable thal lt bettine lt prohibited on noe
-tories 'Bey eau ?. uro loc-al Ita u j ni ty fur their pool rooms.
espeetallr If the clean making th* tile ot peru in ollie* a
felony laitead of a tn sterne nar lt rape*!*! It hat erna
Been boeited thtt t fan l hat be -a ralitd by the olty poul nil
era for th* purpjs* of seoorlng fte repeal of the eluting law.
Ill* Vi be h .pel thit any soham* nf the poil-tetler* will meet
Wltb reneril nttpoiltlon, it lt 1* centrtrr to popular tentlment
an 1 doss not tnrelre aay party Um*. The people do not a*k
theUiira-rn ne it l j auip y t'l-tu w.lli inna ?.mts, bat at the
asnie time t'l.-T ,1 > luaist thtt they ahould not be rettrloted
from tbe pie is u rea aria ng from leglllnate spirt through iii,.'
eltl *_?__-__? min iiit".t by tittie liiteroitol either tu black
bi jil ur in eily beitlngtiouiii
HIBPUBB e)K THK FtJTUIlITr.
Tbe pelicv of Hie I 'euey I BBB I locker Hub h is alway* been
willi the purp ne uf BjaatU?11 Ute preieitoeot the bett horse*
af Hie ouuntry at it* rio* mee-tlnr*. It lt with thu
new tiiat tb* Putnrity suk*t wai lur-tod two yeirj tiro.
Thu sttke wis irraitrel w,t t a new lo ludti o tha owner*
ef tliorouglibrol stou* leeeeetje the proj-eny of their mares
aeture they were horn. Hun ilatid Lier-tu by a prize nf
flB MBBe__re*1 for aa aajaBtten, Tue estimite called for an
ent-r anfficlont to nt ike the nco worri ?*. *??.<? >?'). There
'apenai tu* bern ie),i -ii n; as from ths eutrias sun eligible
BV), dod will hettie raina. Th) saan In Inm nsnlln tho tuc
r ?? i i ? ? ,: ",a- a- r, ? ? i i still larder eu'oiiription from
breeder* a* I ownsrs, levelling do prospjctive r.slue of the
a:akes tu ?i-7i>..J0.
Paull h ta. it .waver, bees hen 1 that the bret1*rs. as ?uoa.
receiivt'il no rii'-aiarigenieal ,?r ibI u->iu)!it te) aiake eatrie*
til ..oin . Illaro w va. lu 'j a a,ir.? tho increiel raine) of tbe
pru Li?e ell.'title t'litn t> rai. Un! w:t*i ti.e sale of thu oolt the
Dr?...ler's lntaareet c >asoL It is tor thlr. recsin that tho Olub
his n .w add* I i'i.> ) ) la His orir.ni. $1 1,'Xll, wlilc't .in mut
?hall ge t- -he brooder* ot th - first end Menai la tlie proroor
ti'.i. nf IL'K)')anl $l..i>:i. wh-titer ther t'.ull own (he prof
ar* of ttt.atc iiurei w te.i the ra'0 stttli Ue rm or not. So
that now ererr hro?d ir hts a direct incontlre to enter, aa by
lunn ring a poiaiule lubiLtr of -f jj h-i acnuiros the riR.il io a
positive prize of tl 5 io ?r *l.O >0.
vvur this): micks ark n**n_TABT.
The Futurity states tu be run nott autumn wt!l be the
ara-iti.-t sioitra orer mri le AaiorL-a, butti from itt value of
loin* BMa W O* 1 from HM 'a t BUM rojireeftntatlre twe-year
H li fr.* ii all peris uf th | Daliel .State* will contend for the
prue. Tut ,.r I ss. I will attract tull greata* interest through
eo uju-t t un ru uni; fru ,i a mil larger field. With the la
are ut I added itiuoor and the renral clause, the Puturllr of
ISilil s', ,u ,i prove super.or te. lt* pre lece?aors, and lt ni*y in
fte t Im. predicted thu it will be the groat conteat of the racing
am. for Ito n a fiir calculation bate I on preceluat it ihould
be wurih $100,01)0.
A correlative slake. Hie Resumion, t race for three year
olde, as th., fut urKy ie for two year-olds, to be ruo la tue
ene.-eelinr aprlng, with the attie amount, nsmi ??ly, $10,01)0.
hit been given, nut his receive I eulrtee suth. ? u: to bring
Its ralue to (tOilii) for the tiiat rice, anl there otu be no
flou'it t'.nt -i ,r il ..- wtll Ihe Put rt ntr In tbe coming mi tu nm.
amt BeeB?MB?B with the Kr-aMiation In th* Bprtag, to be cen
etantly followed by auccesiire llealliition and Puturltr
Stake*, the ?eeBf Island I or-ker Club will attract and afton)
to 'uier* ef racing the lust two and titree year* old racea
remiting fmni ih* con bell turn of all America
That ttl* Patnritr, neit autumn. "Tha Inaugural," ihould
bt t brilliant triumph aessm* oUriou*.
PH st. Tlie tUk* ii a uun?' Hie largett that har* ever been
rnn fur in any conntrr.
Second. Ilorsee fruin nil pirts of ths United Stat** hn.ro
bern eegjge.l In ll anil their owner* and their fr,en lt will
Btck to see lt ran.
Thi'et lt will Insure l contest not only among the cracks
whi, h shall hare shown form as two year-ul ls, but inpirle
n-ent- I br Em** which shill bar* boen ipecitlly reserved
for IL
TflK Ct I.VISATleiN IN 1.S00.
The Futurity of the ?ur-ee ling yeir will bo still more *t
tracllre, a* from Us rondiliun* til* stake will be more v.-, u.
lbw-, but th* ouLiilnatioo of the liittrrest will bl reachBB In
the Paltirlly of IS io. 8u!>*crlptions to lt may bera-v.veiby
the representative of the persou* Interested; ai the mitrr
wi I oot be wiped out hy death .is was the < es* lu several m
itatitret In rrgard to Hie Arti und tecoiid racn, wliote nu nina
tina* have boen made rold by the death of the nominator in
areerdaiice with a rule of racing which hat the
enly claim lo inert of burin/ eilstod for something over on*
hundred yuan, ano which lt -teems high time should be
ghmmmtX The Idea et thr revval clause ls that ll will muire
B'air catttra?t anionu the horses nominated __e__Br_M_eBM.
Dtlor bnallr* or not men the race shall be run. Irrespective
af Die fact that th* reapectirta lutiscriptlens mar tiaro been
?BBB Bp BBB BBB-Bl by Mr. Scolt of 60 entrle.*, by Mr.
Yonugof77. by Mr. Haigiu of 72, or by nominator! of one
etch, atc! that thc tllgibility of l.orses to ttart Minuit be in
ter.inned by and rest In tlie lire* ol the (mises, net of the
mrn, and rbat a great rncearnlug from fie laoncurrenoe of
the best hortet lo Ihe ronnii r. Irr.-pecllre of the fact that
th* breeder or uo ulnetor mtv har* p_i*ed away, will be In
ture-l, and thu atiei-latlon looks to the hone, nut ta the
annual owner, to r.a?p.uni to the magnificent Inducement
which it has oif-re.1.
In eeubliahiag the respeetlre claim* of thoroughbred
horse* a* to their breeding, thc fact of Iheir being thc pos
tcntr of wares entere 1 in the Puttimy will be referred to In
the future ae the llo'l of Battle Abbey lt among ll.e trliloc.
racy of Borland, or the Velvet Hank la Hutala, and Itt win?
ner* will uot only make thr- fut ure nf their owners by winning
the race, iu nee.I a loriuae, um oooliuue ut perpetuate their
tame lu the elad.
NKAKI.T A THOtTrlAKI) E.VTKIBfl.
That the breaerlers hare appreciated Ibis tact lo a great ex
tent the unprecedented entry of 01'2 shows for Itself, and lt
may ht, expected, ai the tdrtnlages of ent. hm- Iii thlt stake
ihall be inadt manifest from year lo rear, that olher i reders
will follow tbe lead of the owner* of the great Hud fal ins ot
the country as t... wu by their ?nines thlt year.
Tne U)t*l ot 91<! entries for Ute Pnturity of 181)0 it reiched
by tttetddltiou or tweiilv-thiecreoeiTel from J.H. Perguson
en Friday. The Pulurlty ?*! ,k.-? of Hill and tuoceedlnr ycart
will be run on tht ipeelilly prepjred etralghtaway three
quarter* of a mlle track wnt ti the Coner lelaud Jockey Club
x, now busy lu Uull.Uug al a awl ot $<!0,cXH>.
ENTRIES FOR BROOKLYN RACE.S.
LIS18 OP HOR-KI .NAMBI) POK I.MI'URXAXT C0.*t
TP.STH.
Following ar* the full Itttt of Ute entrtee ror four of the
we 1 known etakee of th* llrouklyn Jo k*y flub These
enli.r? bave not Ueen pubnelieal ptcyiouily in any paver .
tiik iih.i'.KiMi.). MaBBBOAP 111 milk*,
Drv Monopole, aiuyre*aut. Telle Doe,
Hajtuuy, I.ind.u, Rustler.
Feneiee. Blurt. UMI Knight,
Hinman, Belridere. Kn-hmond,
pare?tia luinboyiie. Waa lerineiit,
Hammer ulenmnnnd. Harry Pleldi,
Klux?i.-n, Ord way. ?Jf","1**
Jew colton. Pare.r, Unite*,
l:.-.ai. Juiir, Bpe-cla!ty. La.'.ard.
Kae^laud, Benedlcllue. *'UT"T-? ?
tli-orgc f)yiter. Kaloolah, Pr.itoeCliBrlie,
Lady Prlmroee, Ba.iburr. (iuilah.
'??..??a M...-ru H. ?' ss I ..rd.
tiridnmnte, Ptockton. Vuiante,
Halal:i>, Voabtitg, liri-elie).
Bm All. Barrk. Kii.t.eiiclit,
nreetl Queen of P.lutbeth, ortrer Cievelaad,
Aurria -.lian, Kur.'",j. _.
Blue itinr. Wllfre.1. C. If. Todd,
Bull I ?- i,ei, Valiant, Adelina
H.,>.i.aMay, P.oronce M.,
I.AWNVILW ll INDICAP-I'B RIVA.
Dry Monenole, Klrlitaway. UuBWale,
Char!:, m. ..*. beB Pieter, Ih.- HeurboB,
fenelon, llupert, Be;a,
KirWinm, IUIt d re. Klauiath,
O.ra.a.an, Duubeyti". Boa*.
Hat ui.--. Can i... md. Kiah i*n I.
KlBjt?t.aB, OMway, Wandal meat,
J,., ..i ?:,. lavor, Ontario.
Bessie J uut, t- .* a,it ].a_gtrd,
Blt, nit. U .Men Hod, Klttroy,
Jl*.*,and. Jl. i ni,-. DuIlia.
Occjii;. e lyster. K.I, alali. Xl ss Pord,
lafly i'tlutroKO, Maggie J., VolanU,
l)ec-a-a<la, lira'.rem. Oruetle,
brittan.un-, J'.an I'l-acbe. cirorat Cleveland,
Hal.,, In. CMa ? n of P.lltabeth. Kui us
Beti All, -.lilian, li.;?i ,. a
jTireta'l. Wu-k'iam, c. ll Te**\
Jillillia, Vt -;r r. rt Aaleliue.
THE BBOOaiaTB CB* -1 . Btn.ita.
Ilkss-..o 1. (Itieun. Terr* rettt,
.irr Mutiup*l% I'lreuit. . I.orrlitften.
jr..ne ,,u, Bine Wmr. Plank vi arti.
Biae-u.t, I'uuburue. I..u.-. i.
Ban .rer. L-l?_ bater. (lollah,
Klnrstoi. Parer, Illa* Perd,
Jtaselan-I. Hir Huon. Vat ant,,.
t. sarge oyster, Banburir, l ,,? Aurelea,
brlfljiuiue. Ka,colah, Tne Uar.l,
m. j om* uajTKL itibbi 1 . milks.
Flkwu d I.tdy I'rtmrote, _o*gfellow Vic
Err Mo .opel*, i?-B All, .,v.^??^ U
Teoaioa. >*treu?i. Blaault,
Il an..rrr '"oe Wing, J niau.
j. ta,ritoa, Paror. ?*""*?
Baceitnet, Blr Dlion. Oellah,
Oeorge Oytter, Itaoborg. _____***?
Ort-eeBme, Kaloolah, Volant**,
The B-rd. Knrut.
BOVrKLUTHBOUAMPIOV. MAY NOT BK HERB.
It ts net reeMy Baa wa whether " Oharley - Re well will be
fc paruolpent In the aett ita 4tyt' "|oaa-yoa-pleeae" reofl
f.
er aot, "Charley " ti tmodett young min tad th* notoriety,
given hint a* on* ot the teooude ot "Jake" Kllraln In tha
nut- h wita Eng landa chAtnplon, " Jem" Hmlth, haa
rather embarrassed him. Bowell made 120,000 with hti lee*
tn lust such a race lier." Bome ye irt ann. luttrell, however
tn that kind of tpori ti fatllag ult There are eenie wBo ety
tatt Kewell will not come orer frem the ether Bide. He
modeetly asked onlr 11,500 as a guarantee, but he wanted lt
down In cash. There lt tome question whether the manager
ot the match compiled with bl* re,j urn t. .. .
THE FIGHT FOR THE POLO PENNANT.
N-W-TOBK 18 8TII.I. IN THK LUAU AND OUOnT TO
WIN BAtsI-Y.
The polo enthusiast* trt watching the tntcomnof the gam it
af the Metropollttu Pule League with mueh lntereat and a
great deal of nolie. Hie onlookers ere generally strong par.
tisane tnd resent a defeat to their friend* In a meat tmphttlo
manner. While there lt net to much rough pitying at
tt Brit, there lt still more chin la nelle 1 for.
The pinyin art careless at times ot tho safely ot the tpecta
tera There hat been no tenons accident yet, bat ene mir
happen at auy titer, anet a blow fnil tn Ute face from the flying
ball might make a case for a coroner, and afterward on* for a
lawyer la a auti tor dim are*.
In Ihe pennant race the New-York teen li mil fer In tht
lead, although lt Inst two gttnet during tait. week. The team
iodate ha* .von eighteen ont of twentr garnet played, tnd
nnleee tbe etuer toam* tre ttrengthened Itt winning ptrctnt
age mar set be lessened during the reit of the aeaaon. The
Jersey Ctty elub baa been materially Imprtved. The Fnngh
keepile clnb lt alto doing sc elland ocxroploi second place, with
a BM victories an.l tere a defeat*. The Newark aud Sing
Bing club* play slow, unoerttln tnd exlrcmuly wearisome
game* at times The r.-coru lt as folio wi:
ClulA
KS fl KW"
i ?! il*>i il
SI ts
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N?w York.'.r.i'.Ta
Poughkeepsie.I j, .
Jersey city ., i! 2
Sing sing._.... 0| I
Newark .IO 3
Brooklyn.! o] 0
3
* 3
&
Si 4 is Bli 18120
3 ?l 3 1 112:2.)
, lt 4 Ol B,30
2 ..] I ll o<18
i
Ol li .1 lil ?!t8
3| 1 4'. .ll 8 14
__|iaiia; e;iTri'-T
The games of the week tre ai follow! 1
To-lay-Xew-York at Newark, Jersey City at Poughkeep
tie.
Tuci.lay?Sing Sing at Jersey City.
Wedneiday?Poughkeepsie at Newaik, Sihf fsing at New
York.
Thor) .ay-New York at Jerier cur, Newark at Sing sing.
Friday?Newark at Pettrrlikecpsle.
Saturday? Poughkeepsie at Hlng Sing, Jeraey City at New
York.
?PORTS OF THB P_UBU-f_ WKKK.
Paper c.haios will Ins ult " the go " mamu thu atti! -tes thlt
week. The Prospect lUrriert will have a moonlight chane
on Thursday and a run on saturday, holli from UM club house
on thc ProiDPCt Bark Plnsn Tlio couran in bo:h inst-ii.-ns
will be drome- Pneaeet Park. Thj fr.'tcent Athletic Clnb
will have tts tr-cond paper chase, starting fr,, n tho clnb house
In Ninth st., Brooklyn, aa I Hi* Plttbnsii Harriers will also
hunt paper on -.tun I iv, starling ft.un tho sim- pince.
The Bananaa Uun OUth has ch in ;e I Us dur ol ihoa.tlng to
Saturday. Th* tlral about of th" ssas iu will bo next satnr
dar at Woodlawn, Tue followiug oil '.ts have been elected
for Hie seas,m 1 Presld-rnt. J. Sawyer ; i.creUrv, C. Lunge |
treasurer, SV, T lorp. I) iltur Park has bo,-11 aaaaM I bv the
Long Island (lim C'lu'i for auot'ier it-rin. The Cypress lillis
Cemetery Corperitton wert ab?Bl to bur Hie nropnrtr. hut
tho negotlatlr'ui have fallen through. The P.nrnli C'lnii vsrill
probably tho,jt ou Thurs lay. Tito other oitilit nttm* the
ground tre tie L'ukuowi, Anno Ling Isltnil, Glenmore,
Hod and'inn, and Washington clubs.
TRAININO BURRBS FOR TIIE SICK POOR
MONLY SOL1CITKD Petit TH B N'leiMTl Ne; AI,B BOBOOt
? HOW TIIF. W.iltK IS lielNF.
Luring the last twelve month* the eipcrltneiBl hts been
maali at Ha?UBI hui sea lur tl10 r,rripea-tabi* ilck poor. The
sncceli lmlucrt uot rruly Hu-conlliiuatluii of the plau, but
Bise Hi enlargement. Nurses Lave not only t-kon charg" of
ordinary iliseaaa. Bat mated and obt.terti.-al ea^es as well
it has been aakeB if ii is necessary to send Bntaaa to targltnl
cases when lhere are hosp nallI te receive them. A pl.y-i.lan
oalled at si-rrral huipilali recently viking admussI.in fnr a
poor woni 111 wlwse only chance for life wa* having a severe
t!ea tslre operation. TBfl case waa re'nso I, na ii wai cnaaid
ered thal the patient waa too mr gonn
ta be sue tis,.'11 Hy treated. The physician In
cfur.e thoa ;ht that If a tpeclal nurst was pro
vidid tiiere was still a chance lor lifo. Tlie general care of
hean.t.i Berman would not aufllcn. Tlie training school
pitorliled n careful nut se (rom tho Du Bois Fund, which
had 1.ina established for th* express tuirp .a,- of working
among the geog Th* operation, though dangerous, was mo?
cassin! and that patient lt now well tnd maintaining lier
own five children.
Hat'tu.' pruved th1 need is well as the suoceit of training
muses lor the tli'iervlng si. k poor the managers of the
m hu il drem lt their duty to enlarge tli.lr facll
tlet for doing good. Trained nnrsee are now
teiisl-lered lnillspensable among ttce wealthy. Tho price*
obtained are 10 high ts to proi'lndothe possibilities of pro_
riding them for fe Hillel ot moderate moan*. Hui respect,
able families willingly pay accor llnir la .their nb lily, and
many parents hail with Joy a Bitrae wit, oin aliow th*m rest
at night ?e Uiat iher ran rronlinu* thur work it tte day and
iii us *n iti ,- lit*lil lu tuppal t tiieir fa Bl?SB
In ordir. UM?Mere, UMI Hie Tralnlug schuul forNitrset
maybe nflntluued. former Hiiiitrriberi are aakisl to 1, n ?-a
ti,.- r gifts atid .-iti-, 1 ipt.?ns, and an anptal ifl
Bise made to tke public fur aid 111 this
work. applications will be received by Hie
Charity Orgamtaiio : Society who will tiamiae as to the
need of aid lu each ease to prevent any decoptiuti. The Du
Hois fund of lbs Training School will have gradei of nurse*
fur the Industrious wei king people as well at the destitute
poor. Lectures will bc glrr.n in (he evenings a! the Training
School and every opportumtr afforded tlie uursci to obtiln
such cain, at lu 11 as will beal Ol them fur their duties. The Du
Hols nurses are Hist trained la the Nightingale Training
School, Ne lti3 East Tinny-iltth?L; Mri. Andrew II.
Smith, president ; Mrs. Thomas K Satia-r'hwjlte, seen-tary.
The Nightingale Trailing School lt muter UM care nf Dr.
Julia McN'utt and 1* Connor-ted with the I',,si Uf___B?I
Ma<il< al M'hool aid llospiul, also with the Presbyterian and
St Kliztt.tth Hospitals, lu each of these the iniries receire
ttie prtctical training and bedside tenures which prepare
tliera fur ttielr wurk. 'the trusties of tin- lui Hms Pnnd are
Mr* C. Du Hols. Mi*. William M. Kingilaml ann Mrs. J. W.
Elli*, (lifts or subscription* la Ibo i"i Hols Fund may he
sent by check or registered letter to Hie treasurer, Wcorg* li.
Sullivan, Drexel Huildiug, Na Bl Wall-11.
ATTACKING THE PAPAL INFALLIBILITY
The Baw. carioi Martyn, at lite lilooreingdale Iteformeal
Church, last evening preached frtm lite text. " So thru he ti
Gard liltetti in Iii,, t-nipl" of Dud, shewing lt tn-elf th ti he le
Hod," lin snbjecl boin'.', " Father INrest'iii and Hr. Mdilynn
on Papal I ifallibilitr." After quotldr frota the New Yttr't
s-r main of PAilter Preston. In which the latter claimed the
Infallibility ot the Supreme Pontiff in polltloal as wall aa rn
linn.ni matters, and from Or. Mr'llrnn's answei at the
Aca.1tmyof-Usicaweekigo.it which the Hector asks I
" What has the Popi to do with politics, or politics to do with
thc Pope t" He coiitinu.'d somewhat as follow* :
"Dr. Mi'.Iv-nii ls an able, but ioin-wii.it erratic)
nun. not B rery trustworthy guide either lu
|aelltlcs or mltrlen, ont any student of history must
kAituowledge Hut ho is right In hi* answer ta
Pether Preston. The dectrlee of an Infallible Pepe I* the
most luoustruus of fallacies. All history glv*? that dogma
the lie. Tiie dectrlee 1* ot recent birth. In July, 1S70. an
ecumenical council wbs calle I. willett was so lorvil* alto
decree lite dogma, and *u Julv IS, Po,ie Plo Nino read th*
decree declaring li* own infallibility. What does the slit*.
itu-nt nf Father Preiton aie in I It meant that the l'opt
lt President, sn I not Drover Cleveland, If we must lotk to
Hmne for gul tenet tn *ulltic?! matter*. Il I* a lentil psltt
because on many subjects American 1 leal and thoie of tke
PupeeVt iiarlouslv at obit In matters relating to aducallen.
marriage, sa 1 ??: tocletltt and tlintst everything ther are at
od.la The Pupe represents an allen civilization. This li the
are of reisoa, when free thought alts ,.n tl,* throne, tint tha
Pope- I 1 're to recall the erm ls of Rufus Choate, when he
ttyt: "There lt In tills country a Church without a liuhop,
and t state without a King, fled tare the church from the
one and tho State from the oilier.' "
HF DI CA Tl NO A SEW UPTOWN CHURCH.
The new Hom rn Catholic Church tf the Hlessed Sacrament.
In West Sereuty-tirst-tt., of which the Her. Mtllbew A. Tay?
lor ls pastor, was dealicale-l yaslerday morning by Arnhblahop
Corrigan lu the presence of a lurg* cengregttlon. High mail
wal ca-lebrat* 1 at 10 ?'cloe* by Hie Her. Oeorge Searle, nf
the Paullst Fatheri. allister! br the H*e. T. P. tlrtig ts
deacon, Hie Kev. Dr. McP.ihliiney ai mb-deae-en and tha Her.
James Ryrnei ai master ot cerct-oiiies. Pethers M. Holley
and Werrie! attended up*B the Arohbliliop, wto wat In
rested In full I'entlttral rubes. After Ihe first gospel Mon
strnor PreMM pren-lied ae eloquent *?: mon on the messed
Sacrament. The church ls a plain brick structure tnd nea
pies t portion of t largt vac.ml lot at the intersection of the
Boulevard. Tenth ave. ami -evenly first-it,.
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HTorviNti ECRPTtOISM at ns socrcf..
The rlillgn Sunder school Aittrlalion held t public meet.
lur tu iiiB IWB Avaunt Pieibvterlan Clint. B, al Fifth ave
end Pifty-tiflli lt., Istt night, lt I.._.numeration of Hie
twenty-livo rears of Suiidiy-solieol work or the t*luclati*u
Just duse I. Tho Her. Ir Woo Irutr. of Coneeetle ut, whusa
fatkir was on* *f the fouader* of lim toelely, wai the flrit
tbeaker iBtre uced. He gave an account of tho aer iety'l
work.itatlug thal tt pr t nt there are In tier nany aleae
1.1 MK) sunday tehools, 'AO.OuO trnctier* tnd -,00,000 icbolart.
whero twenty five yean airo theie wai not oue.
Seth Ut, ike nett speaker, after r.-ferilng ui the adraace
or rellg'uti in a merla; a beiaud that ia Una OM Wot!,!, said :
" la puI,Heal wurk lt ls ea?r lo tte how lint |,lvalue bil
been mada laiaell once *tld : "I lt* itiiettlne lt n?l whither
lt ls safe le gir* all thia puwtrr to the- niaaiei. li 1* th* ,|u*?
tlon whether li i? aala not to give lt te them.' Il fleam* to me
lt I* Uni laying too mu. ti to ur that jtmerlct has lek. n Hie
lian tn atiieaiuui. aad we em ttfelr say thal willi the ' ?<-? ;?
Hun of Ulah Hill ia * diluted natiofl."
Tha tatt aod principal ipeaktr. the Ber. Dr. lt B. Blom,
tald ati'ong othir Ihlugt t
" The Ibeology of a..; man) ii a irran 1 far te.r ta tht religion
of the world, but li le til more or lei* treplltal. ir, il,, :*f,,i*
we can .lop t I* sia-ptir-is.,1 at the rory louuttla heal, tn
Wei many and li aiu a, thia aocietr well deaerrea aappurt, and
lha coal Ut supper I .1 ls luceasldaraid* In oo'aaaneen lo tue ,
Millions of .lullars dliirlbnieal by the Uethedltt eed hu ad rall
Bf HjOulindi ipeut hy Ut* Pieiby ituan -lmuaarle*."
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Clarendon Betel-Cherie* de Ptrure. Kntsttn Minuter Bl
Washington.I'ork A,.nu* 11*1.1 - Itlshoo McNlerny, of
Allies?.Hotel Urontieiek Henry Adams, of Washington
and Andrew Roberuron, of Montreal.... rPeairmJntfrr Mow?
Minnie Palmer md W. A. Moilayer.vuiiy lltuet?Na?
pier Lotlilan, of Bolton.
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aSTHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAT.
Btewtrt will rate. Hnrrortte'a Conn.
Mra Bophronlt 1. Kithed damar.s snit Snpreiae Oonrt.
Dr. O'Hallly'a ault agiiatt tile County Medleal Boclcly,
Supreme Court.
Meeting of Hrooklyn Bridge Trustees.
New-York Indian Ataocittioo. Iii a iwty Ttbiratclo, ll
a. m.
fiiplltt Pretcben' an.l Reformed Pastors' meeting*, ll
a. re.
Arraignment of illk thlevei. Tombs Police Court.
Coe retie tn*a al Club meeting and dinner, Na Vii Weet 23d
eU, i.liii p. m.
MeeUn<.'?r Itepubl'e.n tia'., Nu. 82 West _HUi-tt., 8 p. ia.
Anantl dinner of Hi* Pren Club, Delnonloe't. ti un p. m.
Hospital KUtirdsy tnd Sut.lty Atioclttion nitellug. Ht
Luke's llnspiul. 8 p. ra.
Academe of Science. Columbia C ollege, fl p. tn.
Celebration of Pipe Lens Holden Jubilee, by Catha'.''
Young Men'* Sonnie*, ciiickering Hair. 8 p. m.
droller Club, No. lit Matiitniv*., H p. in.
Marian Luther 8 M-jaty. No. Vi West Tlurty-lrit-st. 8 p. m.
Bishop o' Parrel l't lertnre fer benefit et the Uaelle Society,
Na 17 West Teeutv ri Mt st.. 8 p III.
Pretbyierlan Social Cub, Fifth-are. tad Twe'.fth it, C
p. m.
Morrison Memorltl Fund Kin-uilr* Commlitte meeting.
Mannie Temple. '
M, tin i of Academy of Political Selene*!.
Institute nf icceunis. t.'uiveriltr Ktiililinf, 8 15 p. m.
Young Mena DeiBocntic Club, II*ffinau lt*use. 1 |, ,n.
Cenlr.il Turu Vereiu carulral. retrace tjardea, ev, ping.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Juilgt* A. f.. Mniiiaiin, of Arizona, who spoke tn
behalf of Ulaloo In this city during tho Itel Presi?
dential election han comes to reside permanently here.
Ile waa elected a member of tho Irish Historical
Society at lt - last meeting.
Father William Kessel, of the Church of tho Holy
Redeemer, In Third-it., has orpanlr.eci the 8L Aloysius
Literary Association for Yoting Men, which lita al?
ready Brer 100 members. These officers have heen
electrtl: President, Joseph Luke; vtcr*-prc?ldeiit,
James Ulrich; icceinlliig secretary, Kdward Caril:
correlliHtnillnit secretary, Lamenu Denhaiipt ; t eas
urcr, I'eter IH) Igor.
Juili-e (leorpo M. Yan ITnesen has handed to John
P. Lynch, treasurer of UM COth Regiment Testimonial
Commit tee, a check for pott.
Thc bari Karaak arrived from Japan yestenlay
after a voyage of Ifl- clays. Captain I'pham, of
POI ll IBB ItB. If. ? . Oktt after throo mont bs' Illness,
ami wi- biiili'tl at sea.
Tho steamer -WllBflrtBB-i cit ttie Real Star Mne,
which arrlveel yesterday, reported tho Nantucket
Lightship adrift from her mo. ni nus when paaM_ on
Sal ui'lny.
Tho Rev. Dr. J. M. Tin,burn, of India, who ls to
conduct a wiles of revival BjBBtlBgl Bl tht Madikin
Avenue Med lunlist Bpfeeopal Chun li duri t'i; this
week, spulir* at UM morning nml evciilug bei \ Ins
ye.-terday.
Tin* ninth anniverory of thl Home of Incln-try
and Rafnga Inr tMeebarged Conpiett was ratobrata
yeaterday at Un, 40 Baal Ho-etna-et, Thl BBBthar
of inmates laal rear was 1*8-1, 1,080 al wboai ob
I al ne ii enptoyBMBt.
l'tallceinaii Thomas JennlngB, of fl.e Kist Thirty*
Ulh Sti'.'i't Million, was foiiiul lilif'ilisrlriiis lui" '?altir
elay night hy Michael Coiu.vaii, of Ka 841 Baal Thirty*
Biath-et., at Sec.uni ave. ami Tltii icentli-at. Tho
IK.IIetjiiian was not In Baltana au I Cum,van tuuli lt I iii
hume and reported Mn* feet to thc Itntlna tn,us". It
WM learned yesterday that Jennings was lint .hunk,
as Captain Kian suspected, bart thal ha had i.a
knnrhed dova and Injured while trying t" Mop a run?
away honm nu Bacon- ave. Jennings will bo! ba aldo
to tin elutj fm envoi al dayl
Tiie annual register of the Cnlnaihia -Minga Law
Behool) published OB Satin,lav, slums tba- total num?
ber of stti'ieiiia ti,!s year t'> bl 401, tll\i.|-.l Into a se?
nior class of '.'Ol BMBlhnn ami Juntota B-nharlng
'2i,7. ot the whole number SSB law it intent 1 an> _ri ari
uates of coll.'.'cs. 'I Ik-s-- represent titty six Instltu
tlllllS.
Px .luelirc A. I* Morrison, of Arir.mia. lectured
batore tha Baltic Boelkaty laat Bight Ib tha bail at Bo,
17 Weat Twenty eighth---f BB 'Vining Ii ?*lariii."*
The Anawanda duh, tann?ad In lfir>f<. ami reim?
posed of Denineralle politicians, will hold a reception
In Irving Hall Mus evening.
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RHOOK LYN.
Tbe twelfth annual meeting of tbe Rrnoldyn filer
Dtop-BBBry w,ll !?? held al tbe hall of UM Long Island
ITivte.i-ir.il Society Ibis evening. Ati'onir the s|M'.ik
its will lie the Kev. Dr*. T. II. MeLOOd and OJ. I*
Phillipa, There will be music by several well known
itagera.
Tho travelllnR derrick Whtlh has bcMi used tn put
tlng up tlie columns anti transverse frit-tiers for Mus
Klnp* County Kio vat eel Itallroa.l In Fulton st.. trnm
(Hand ave. west to Illck.s-st., ls being (alien down ami
will l>e creeled airaln tt. Crandave.. to pr_rntd with
the work of const!ruction Beatward. Orrin!; to tb"
street ear tracks lt could not l>o uiod between MliKs
st. ami the end of the route af fulton Ferry, nii'l tho
Structure Ibero will Iw raised by tlio derrick on top
of tlie struct uro already erected.
The funeral of Mu> Rev. Kdward A. Nichols. Whfl
died aa Friday, wt_ take putts at bis home, Ba, h
.'.??ITerts place, at ll a. m. to day.
Thomas Code, a fl roman who fr-ll or waa tlirown
clown statis at No. DT" I'm maI st., on Thursday Bight,
ls not expected to TOOtrrOt from his Injui-h's. It ls
Ihnaghl tbat his skull lt fractured at the baM of tho
brain.
Tho canal boar Charle-s Schaffer, ownetl hf A turns'ns
Tlrlli, anti usetl as an kw hariro. brahe fron Ifs niextr
iiu-s tn the Wallaboat Baala y wt ai day aiomtng and
drifted nniler the Waablni,'ton ave. bridge over thea
canal. When th* tide rose the boat lifted the bridge
out of place, and the boat was scuttled by Order nf
I'nl re Captain flreiinan. As tt Bani! ll carried the
bridge I.aril to Its proper position, and travel mi-r lt
?ja re--urned.
Thl stud? hoblers of the Rrnoklyn Academy of Music
will holtl Mir'r annual merlin;; In UM -treeton' room
in tbe Academy this evening.
NEWS from the sr Brass.
The attention of tbe antheirltles Was calivil yester?
day to tlie case of Mrs. Biehler, wife of Richard Rich?
ter, who tn detained In the l minty Jail as a witness
In the Kheri murder ra.se. Lichter haptieuBd to be
with Ktaert when he gnwhaBBd ttl" pltf.il with which
he killed his wife arid shot himself and tjie police
arrested him. Ill* family were leff Bilbul any means
of rapport anti lils wife and three children aro actu?
ally atarrtag, Dt iii tel AUnraay Wlnfald, an -caring
the story, ordered Richter's dlsc-harRe and Jailer IIInI
Kali fui'iilsbed tho family with enough provlsloni to
last than two or thm days.
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BLTSAB-Tflr.
The new Common Council will meet this BIBUJIig
A peinianent ergBBBnt-M will lie former), the Repnla
lleaus now having a majority of two by thc election
of Mr. Itankln, of tbe Fourth Ward, at tho special
election laM week. The Hepubllcan caucus on Kat
uriUy o\ei tbe nominal ions fer il,,- numerous ofllces
lo bo filled Mau not entirely hai nionloiH. The pt luci
pal oflico ovtar which there 18 a difference ls Chief of
Fallen. Among lim aah-M for which there are numer
oih apidlcants aro C!ty ( lei k. Street Commissioner,
Chief and (apt al n of Rollen ami Overseer of tho Roor.
Henry Harelay, James I.o,eland and ffaarfB Com-H,
tbe three young men charged with tho recent robbery
tif Isaac Newman's furnishing storo, will bo arraigned
to clay at the Police (cutt for a bea'lng.
John R. Chap.o, Past Doputy Mrand Master of New
Jersey, elollvrrreii a lentara on tho history of the ritual
of Ma-onry at tho communication of Washington l-ialge,
No. SB, W. and A. M., on I iltlay evening. A largo
representation of tho li ggBI throughout tho PUth
Masonic District was praeent,
Uovernor (Jreen has received an inviiaiion to make
an addiessj tu New Vc.rk cm tho occasion of tho ap?
proaching celebration of the birthday of bauiuel J
Tilden.
Ij. Ilradfonl I'lince, lately ( hlof Justice of New
Mexico, delivered an address laM night In Ht. John's
Charel on tho subject of tho American Chm eh Rind?
ing Fund
A itxieptlon will be extended fe the Rev. Caller
Helm loni's bf Ibo members of Company C, .'ld Kr-,.|
ment, on friday oveiilng. 'Ihe BBBipiBJ will appear
In full dress uuifoiin ami BBrferfll a di Ul pi Itu to tho
?BBBpHaa,
BTATl-,' ISLAND.
Tho Jacksonian l'oliilcal Club of Bkh_M__1 Caa ntl
Which was temporarily OrgnBIBBd mi Jaekano 1 ...y*
Mill mako a i>"i mauent orgaolBaUoa al Mapleton
th- evening. Mon* ihan _<m) pmnUueal resldenti ol
tho 1 Ucl have llgBBi their nain * to the banbara'
roll.
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I/)NC IsI.ANH
Ml,!|e a j.arly ol boyi Wara searching a'.tnii the
Otlltmusr-s on the Ilrower faun y_itnr__y I hey rame
nirnai a blood tlalnnd aaainar, nide-h ls evidently tho
ono With Which Mis BrOWW B a^ BBBBIllleil ami Which
has bBBB BltMlng trOBI UM BO UM linea Ihe til^-l!! tho
hs>;(i1|( was coinmitte'l on ber. Mme Mik Brewer
?said, a few tla>a bko, thal sin- w,uc rat anl ted wBh a
hammer, parties dav.? LOOB iimkiiii' a diligent hearth
for BBB. and ll ls lll.ely tl.af the one found v,||| ,,,ia,.
a valuable rowtor Mn* itollce In fcin-liiig out her uiur
derou.s assailant.
A sj,?iai i.racn Bnattlng *t Hnnttngtoa hue lu-nn
calle-ri brr to vole for or ajialitsl llw Institution or
defence of a suit by the tmstees of tho tow n ?llh
a hostile occupant of ibo nestor beds In Hnntingt-B
Hay, to tlel'-i Hillie the lille of tho town to that bay.
At tho temi annual election of ofbceis of the Colum?
bian (lub, of Cireenpolnl, tho following BBBBbBTI ?nii
elestcl: President, John Lawless; Int tlea-pretl
dent, w. p. IhoahiB; second i n e pmldaol, Htephen
I ll alic hard ; tictainer, Tlioinaa Han kms; fliiancliil
raaretary, Joseph i.aabbbi ; reaetdlag raeretai \. loha I.
Jinlpe; corresponding soci-elary, M. J. BaMBBBB',
librarian, Thoma- Kb mali; Berget ul -alarms, James
Cosgrove: board of trustees, Phillip Reilly. Jamel
jYlug?:ia.cl and John Mc:Kny J board of KovernorBe
John P. Rfloney, George Ol-dlng, William AKen, Fat*
rick Oarnet) and John Itel, licit.
The Kavenfawood -oat Club, fn Lona Island City,
have elected tho following oftlcett for the entiling year I
William F. Hendrickson, president: Edward J. Fox,
vtco-presldent; Horman Wlenelt. jttuikihi teeretary;
Morris Muriihy, forres ponillnir qeereiai ? : Jacob (refer,
treasurer ; A. J. Iiuchuian, cantalu , Joseph Flatt, Jr.,
lieutenant; trustee*. John F. Powers, Henry sharkey,
William \, emili!, John Allen and Jahn Iiraiza.
At tho annual meeting nf stoekb__ierfl of tho poo
pie's National Hank, of Cireenport, the follow lui: offl*
eera were elec.ed: 8. OJ. Philipa, I. K Welts, T. P.
Price, O. F. Muthlco, 8. V. Hodge*, P. C. PrBBtlBh
I), tl. Floyel, Isaac Hooves, Jr., 8. Grtflln, J. II. Per?
kins, II. II. Hooves and K. O. Corwln. Tho officers
of tho bank aro 8. W. I'hllip*. president j . F. l>i!rc,
vlce-presldont, and E. O. Corwln, cashlfr.
fjate on Saturday night, Kllzalieth Sweeney, sixty
veera old, fell clown tho stoop of hor ileoe't houso at
No. 108 Indla-st., Oreen pol nt, anti fractuietl her skull.
ade was alt-.ii'lci by a Biir,,eon, who said that sho
?"oiild not sui vive her Injin le.-. Mrs. Sweeney lived at
No. 'MU Fast Nineteenth st., Mils elly.
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wuivHurn coi nty.
Tho TloRo Hills Ilasetiall Club, the members leging
ifutlenfs of st John's College, at Fordham, ls in traili?
ng for tlio coming season, Jiu le Lynch, of the Mat*
ropnillans, hiing tho tutor. With Mic exception of
Ihe loss of Holland, of ibo class of '87, thc leam ls the
came an that of last year.
The St. John's College stiulcnts aro I mle |k> mle nt.
if the portable lohoggna slide al Fleet wood, an they
havo a natural slide on tho college cnn: pus at I'm dh-tm.
If has an elevation of thirty-live fret, with a plano of
100 feet.
AGAIN TIIE MAIL WAGON.
The recent failure of ono of the morning mall
wagons from the New York Post-Offjeo t reach the
(iranil Central Station on Forty-second-st. fe this city
In tlmo to deliver Its load of BIBBf-PSM to tho Fast
Mall train ls still fresh In ibo minds of readers of
I'HB IB-MUM on tho lino of ibo New -York Central
llallrer-d. Ol that occasion all tka registered letter
mall wa* also left, bchlntl. On tho morning of tho
l_th, reaeler.s In tho villages and titles west of Albany
were again delayed In fha* receipt of their papers by
reason of a failure In thu (iain connections at Albany.
>n the mm ullin of tho 18th, a full wagnnload of
newspapers was again left behind at tho Forty
lecond st. station In Mils city on act omit of tho mall
tagon from the Post (iflico not, reaching the slajlon
In time. Pinier a Pepiiblli'itii administration of tho
Postal Service occurrences of tho ehnmcfer of those
trcrc reported were by BO means aoBUBOfl, 'I !.o
people of th,. Muila,ni River Valley and of C. nt ral
ind Uesir-rn N.u York must locale Ibo catlee of this
trouble where ll bellini's.
IKTSBBSY To URMEMBRE WAEMIYOTOY.
A nure ml tn*at ur .,f th* Iris', Historical "society waa h.'td
ittur.i.y at the sinclair> Meuse to aaka Biraagenleela Iw
?nii ailis, a?learatiee of Waakiaafe-'i binn,tay. in tim
absence of Hie regular chairMBB. H-^clio?l Commlssioner
rn*,iii, us Merllertr, wno has Beta Ut for th* last te_ dart,
anarrenea OL u_et_lor preBMee. After ee_ei_er_Bie llanaa
:oti lt wi* leefe?I tlul _M colebntion wo il I ta .e th,, tere*.
it a ilinm-r fer Hie niomb*rs an I tii-lr fr ends t.i Hie numb r
it seventy or thowell nit, ct Hm Vow-York Hotel. Ticket*
rill c??t fe cacti. Batt?I V.. Kora lias ll,'Bil appointed irea*
irer with power to mike tlio ncesss.rr arrangement*. A
tiiiiiintteo wus appointed to wall on President Mnrltrtr and
>flei to lii'ii Hi* ?y -...., ,'!iv ot thc mein!,.-rs of the ecu; ie tr ia
.ia 111,**'.
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MA lil MM IN TEL IjIG ESCE.
?ia__Toaa n_a,_B*a
r t-t.ir.
Inn rises. 7 19 i Betti, t ii | Igaaa tts Mt) Moou'i age.. I
ni in wvr '. i.
LB, BaailrBeen t-at-lOee. tii'd lOtlBI RaaOaln ooi
?. ii.- .,-* '.j ,1 j.k. ,n u i ii*t l.i'I. m.. I Hell-ate, noun.
INCOMING S TRA RRRR.
Ttl-ll ir
r<*j|.r. Fr-, m line.
Uno.I.ivemoel._.Inn. m
[! in Uria.Li vern. Hil.Cunard
?Vu/.on a.l,ir*niool.t lulen
I'ne ijitcen.Liverneol.Mallen*1,
lie vein in.a.Ola.sr.iw.Anchor
sUvr.nl*.Stettin.Halite
iuevia.Hamburg.Hain ti. Amer
IVcrra.BMmea B Southampton.. S el Mot*
*,in*t*rel?ni.sn ai. ?,.!..,, i.Nott,-A mer
saratoga.Havana.ai ,r.r?
La Uascogiio.Havre.French TTane
Tt'-HH*r. jan. 17..
Holland.London.National
BnBBBBBOl >. JAN. 18.
I astral ia.. Ilambnrg.Curr
.ny of Wailntigloii.H 'T.cn and Glenco.Aioxanur.i
.arracoilta..Windward Islands.Atlau ak WI
ol rems i slr t\i cns.
TBBSUAT. JAV. 17.
Vestal
Pellet. fi m. For Malls close. talla
A rorulnic, ouioii. Liverpool. 7 tm
WBB-BBB-T, Jan. 18.
IrlrUHc. Whir* astir. Llvirrwsl. 6,SO p ra NSOam
Werra. N fl lAoyX llrernen at; Vt ii'.ii n'o. f, ail .i iii s io a tn
lynhire, eju*bec. WiDalwani IiUn.l* ... 1 pul 3 pru
TBVaaU-T, Jan. 19
rgypr, Vttienit. I.lvenieol. I) am
tweet iti ? -n.i **tst* lianlew. ll ara
Silvia, ii i ji s sr. Ilainliiirr. 10 a m
UT"! atlanta. Alei'itre, Havana, Ac... I mu .1 Mu
tleee. Atlas. Junia ca .ll am 1 pei
'leniuego*. *vatil'v Nja.i'i, .?,.. 1 om .? pm
['tini.Ue 1. sjueue? biri mn I. ..... 1 p ia 3 Hu
Sill PRIS i NRIFS.
PORTor BBW-YOBB.scvijay. JAN". 15. 188U
a lt it IV 01)
Fteamer ^wit/erlind (Itclr), Cclicrwer, Antwerp Dec Tl,
eltli bi-ina- and I ll iiaaaeugnrs to l'etor Wright A -otu. Ar.
?iv d at tb* liar at 4 30 a m.
M.nrnrr i iciBroii i ir Hurler. <>*ra Her 17, Mtranham
ti, Tara Jan 1 with milte aud 'J nareena*,!* to lin.,Iii A c _
lrr.T*,| at tit* liar al .', a te,
strimer Trinidad i liri, ff BB tr, Hamilton. Bermuda, 8
lara with nella- uart fe passenger* lo A I Dull lu i.Ik* _ ID,
Ainred it the liar Bl .1 a iii.
Btae?MrCUy al Bar-BaaA, "sn,uti. Havannah 2i* dara with
aider-.mi i> a**, ii .-na ii. iii mi Vaa aa, lr.
meenaar naaanka. IfnlpBtra Wtti "int. Vi, inf Norfolk,
With .,'.,ts,- sn t ., ia,,.,,.-,rs ta DU I) .taint,Ml Ss Ci
Hu*iine-r U?BOT?I Whitney. Hean.-. Iloaum. with mdae io
ll 9 im...,. i.
Marie K .ni.k (Hr), Deneen Hate I'phtm), Hello 103 'liri
witt' meer tar a Limier*, tmtmtt tn sno* a iiorgaa**.
Ilarl r.nlosa iAii-1), Vlceriua, ll-i.ni 40 Cay*, willi tait
ll,,I COlt taa,after. V|.?s~l tal Itel* I ,,sill',, ll
bark vVaguail (.Nun. Km lion. Pernaini.ueo Bi) dar*.
JUMilHHIIIV
Beware af i aUirht Irritatloa of th<? throat
llriui, ne-ll's I'm,?ll Iii.ip* riv* ou n-U.ile i*l:,if. eol.l al
IB* *leTBl*el railroaal sullen*.
. *> ?
" UVII.I.A." K. Si W. " UV1I.LA."
ove .Vie hkni- F.iKiE coi_jt
-?*-.
Hnnrr a. Dabibu. m. n?
Iii Water e:in sr.
Henrs?tate )% k te 7. tu****** ?t thi Nerve, ts *ir*t*ra,
l mil* fl mer- ingana. Imimteiiceaacl ittrtlil,'
RRDVCIXO ini: DEBT OF ET. STRPRR1TS CHI'lien.
The annual fliinirlal t*:>*rt nf St. Stej.ltcb's Itomaa < 'a'l,o
lc I'lmrcli in I'asl Twenty etch Hi st, for t!,e ye ir cud in n De
:emt.er .'11, )H-i". his heen prinltd and distributed anion-th*
ueiiilirr* nf tli.it rniiiriegatiiiii. From lins raper! lt BBB?Bra
Lal tl.* lo! al t*cei|iis nf rin,ii?v il uri ur iii* yi ur ainnuiited tu
i-'.'.lu.*? Bl, amt the total il|,lnirami.|'t fe feBHStt. Of
he (Ii8liiirs*mcnts, however, fe.OBB 77 tie pliicett umlcr BM
leparato heading ef "aaeefel collectlont." thai a'tiount h.ir
nr hctrii aa-iren away for nuts ide I turitles. Tlie leran stales
11_t "iui|irov<.melita hare feefl ma.I* Hill year tint paul
or lo t!i* am .ii*t of JIT.'J.'.l :17, and Hi* iii lit lias treen re
!u. ? i $U.M>|i fe " Ttl* Itnnrovenieii's leetrcil to ere, of ra.
Uti* kimiB, luclt'llnr work _MB m Ile erinn,li ai il pastoi lt
eek??ee, H-: v ii .?', ot iho feaaaMml aliaiel. cinirhsiuag
lew Dais, Ins! a, hool,, etc.; and a!*o fl1,,Jill Ii.i p_ijl tea d>-p..l
tor.s len- sn os ri, posit,.,1,1,iring th* *l,l reKline, befaro Fath*r
?Item's tun* (BI0.B80 61 af such claim* still r'iniitii lu he
nidt, aul neatly 94,0?0 for old hills of thc previous year,
H-ai!, foiin,I unpaid wlie i tlio tier paator took cliarce ahont
leren rm,mil* aro. I he tttal Intclilt' Incss r.f BM ctiutcli and
?arish, accui. lng io Iii* r.'iH.rt, is BIM.t-0 Bl, and tln-r* ls
,b laaaraaet aa ihe "ckareli, peetotel resldeeea na_ariheel "
iinoiiBliiir to *_'.'j neut.
Thc report ls alc'ii I lo th ? pastor, Itir. Cliatle* IL t elton ;
imi als* lix Thomas Auilis limiiut, M I'., alni < liarles .V.
larrta,aa trattate j aatl by ABrtaa laeUa, jr., and Bieketea
v. Kelly, as BIBlHBBB.
FUYBBAL OF THEODORE MOVETOM.
Th* fun.-rai of ihiooro Benelen, erke ea_MBleal snici.io
m Iii uri lav, look pl tee .|iti>-Ht yeller lav il Hie apaitinetit
io:iie Be. Bl Mellann. ive. 1_B It-'V. Dr. K Wiuchester
),,i,al,l. rerlaar e: tin- Chnrc'i ef Ul A loeatlOB. "'.in luc:t I the
ci vu .-s. Thu pall.I.caren were et-loig* llotate Httss.lt,
dw.irl Waitan, Juice Rnfnt ll. c. iH.il- Jam., s 1'..?'tiilila.
"rank KaibliiK .ri. J*hu Kanr, Mr. Matiillei I and Mr. Duper.
:'ha. ot!i. bib anti.pur.'iot fee Weat akara BiUreeB asked
Lat au exception in!.lil bo ma.!., t* Hie paajneal that friend*
liauld not lend Mowers and Beal a handaoino croll. 'Ih*
iurlal wn.a at Ridgewood, N. J.
-av
'/7iV EOOMMAREBM AssocigTloy disras'DS.'
The Itaiokiuakcrs' Aisocl itlon has d:sltit*grate I. It Isa
hint nt th* past. It w is narlo I some re irs Baa when there
ra* no " I ros Pool bill " anU wiien i,ninia pr ,te'ti*e wi*
ii'ieasjry. Horne ?ay that Hie causa ot Vic disbanding wns
ho absorption I.y a well-known Hrm of bniakmaknrs of the
ion's stare of the business, t'erliaps so. Beet makers tu
reneral *ar Hut t'i* oririiil/a!l*a will be rerireai. lt'.rai a
lose corporation and only nxiy members were, adm tte>L
,v | tvs a iu) ct in /?: a ti. a nt a.
In ar-, ordain e with an order lunn Washlnrton, H. II. Peek,
he Naval CAiisttiiiioi. maale aa elimination ol Ihe Atlanie
, few altyt ago to seo wh it rcpant worn needed before going
etea. The rup,,rr windi has appeared In som* papers that
he ortlfcra am tryiag to cone, ll fails about herr constractl'.n
s nol true, for t:,*r all lluik t'i il there is uo bettor, morn
eawatthv v*s,el at the \ ivy Yard. The renert akeni the
esertlon* from IBB Atlanta is a I so milch eiarga-rater! I! ve ry.
hing ctiBiilei* I tlio Atlanta ls a* h. ll regulated B rr*.*, is
ny in Hie Var,I. an I ibo fkilt, when there ll aar. ll mainly
lilli ihe men ih.-msi lr. s.
Lf.I.ANI) ll'ilKI- Clll'-.l/'l.
"To Motiikk-.'
Mt*. Wistl.ow't loo I BIBB HrnlfP, f*r Cd. ti*.*, r,eitil**i
eoflen* th* gil'BI. tajtuca nilla,ninan ,n all HS all pall, sri*
axe* wind cotio aad ,ii_i 11, ot. Tweeiy Urt tetU a bvitUe
R* H. MACY & CO.,
14TH-ST., SIXTH-AVE. AND 13TH-ST.
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY ANO DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
JANUARY BARGAINS.
NOW OTES OVR ENTIRE LINE Of
HAMBURG
EMBROIDERIES.
-TOCK MORE COM I'M TE THAN EVER, OONSISTINO j
DESELECTED PATTERNS HA OB TO OVA
OWN ORDER IN SWIT2KRLAND.
BOOBS i hum So. Ul'.
MATCHED PATTERNS FROM fte. UP.
ONE LOT FLO U NC I Ne IS, lita, B70BTHB_B
ONE LOT FLOUNCINOB, 22*, WORTH Ale.
O.VE LOT FLOCNCINUS, '.'3c; WORTH :I7_
FULL LINE COTTON TRIM MINOS AND LINEN LACES
.'Oil UNDERWEAR TR1MM1NO
- PEC IA f.O FEE Rt NO OF
LADIES'
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
3.000 DOZEN CH KM rs E\ DRAWL KS, OOWNS AND
SKIRTS op OCR OWN M ANL' FA LT URE, WITH
MATCHED PATTERN'S OK EMBROIDERY, ALL
CLEAN. FRESH O0t)I)->, AT TIIE LOWEST PRICES
EVER NAMED.
SPECIALLY LOW PRICE-, IN
LINENS
AND HOI SKKKKPIN'O OOO--,
BLEAf TIED DAMASKS FK'IM 4*-.- CP.
CHEAM DAMASKS FI'.n.M Ita CP
TURKEY BSD DA BABB I* ROM 4-tc UP.
\ LINEN* NAPKINS FROM BB- DP,
3j LIN KN NAPKINS F HOM fl 17 UP,
FULL LINKS OF III CK AND DAMASKTiWELf.,
HA! Il TOWELS AND -lil,!-TS.
PILLOWCASE AND SIIKKTINO LINENS. CRASHES,
OLAHfl TOWBLLIBO, .tc.
TCItKEY tlED.rtlAW hll.K AND CHENILLE
TABLBOnVBBa
BLANKETS, COM KtHTAHLES AND LACE
tl'lHAINS.
o_oonra oct bbvbbal lines of
MERINO UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND OEVTI.EMEN FAR BELOW THE1B
HEAL VALUE
BPRCIAL SALE OF RELIABLE
BLACK SILK
AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PhD ES.
BLACK OIUis t,KA IN.
BLACK RAD/.IMERE.
BLACK ARMI'RE BO) AL.
BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE.
Black MotttE rBABCAtaB,
BLACK SATIN DUclIKsSH.
black satin di: lyon.
black silk si kail
thk above are all new and keliarle '1001)%
bade by tue mos i' dbmkaiile ban ufact.
IRFRH,
PRICE-*, SSc, fl 'I, ||4M AND ll 1)8.
ALBON PIECES BLACK SILK VELVET, WITT! NAR.
BOW WHITE PATIN STU! Pl?'. AT 8?Jc; OOOD VALUB
AT I15U.
COLORED SILKS.
BAROAINS IN SATIN RH A DAMES,
BAKOAINS IN CHINA SILKS,
BAIIHaINS IN FAII.LK PRANCAf-Ev,
BAKOAINS IN F.VKNINC* SC HA HS,
BAROAINS |N OKOS DRAIN'S.
BAROAINS IN NOVELTY
VELVETS AND PLUSHES,
STAPLE SHADES IN SILK VELVET, WITH SATIN
STRIPE, AT We,, WORTH ll BJ
M) PIECES 11LACK AND WHITE. SrtUPED Ht'KAHB
AT6MO.; WORTH Kfte,
OPENING EVERY DAY SPECIAL NOVELTIES IN
LADIKs' ANDI MUUMUU S
BUSTS.
OUR CELEBRATED
49c. ALL WOOL
Cashmere,
?-BBLA BBB, NOWOPEN, IN Bl BBB TABS F.VKN'lXI
COLO KS, ALL SHADES AND TINTS BOOBBATB-,
VALLE EVER OjTi EKED.
SPECIAL BABOAIBI IN OUR
BOY'S CLOTHING
D_i'T. ON SECOND FLOOR.
?
AC Y & CO.
willi sugar toorale-r, vessatl to Punch. E.tru.fc OB
Urtu aiiitna (Itali, raasle, sau mm mu i'.tr 19 clay*.
willi sugar l* I !) Vliritil _ Co.
Bur Marr T Kimball. Hiller. Si Them** IS tars, with
licorice root (tarro uti li Kc *. ca (Ansi), from Smyrna) to
Mc Vniire vs .t Portie* reeael to J E Miller .t Co.
Bria i w Park ir. Bane, Erne* Mai?re, arith ea4ar anal bbb*
lu,,, iii' Io Join A Valle l , n.i;.,. rrssi'l to A MmlKa'tt A Co.
BPNBB*.?AtSaa4r ItcttK. wini inoclerate, NW; clotuly.
AtCity Iiliinit, wlu llirht. s\V; clouily.
SAII.EIi
stc.jtticr* f.urlffiit* Hill, for Lomlon; John Gliiioti, George
town. DO.
Als,, *.n!e*l?via Lottit; laUiil Souuil?Steamer II F Dltnock,
(Or lijal.,11.
THE KOTBMB-T4 OP sr I v M '..ki
roaaioa pom
O-BBBsroBrB, rin 1. -.uiajt. sta-nrnrar* Berrie (Rr), Me
Kiv. amt Hfl?M?BUI (Hr), Hentlnr, from Livr-rpool lience
for Now-York.
ll ii.I. Jan I.',?salla.1. etoaiiier Persian Mntinroli (Br), Uris
tow, fur N?w-York.
shiki.iih. Jau 14?Salloal. itea'ticr Chioaico < Bri. Jone*, for
New.York.
BOaTTBBDAM. Jin 14?Sallee tteamer P Calatirt (Dtcli),
P.oti|i-r. tor NrwVork
A MW KUI', lilas 14-S.illect, at.'.in cr I', mi j ,1 . ll, in . Weyer,
ror N,.w Yat*.
a/AtaaciA, Jaa ll Bellata, ttgatoot iuiu inn, craiK, for
Now-York.
IlAVANj.Jan 14 ? Snllof. t?M?Mt Cltv o' W_?lla_ta_, Rcy
DOliis. triini Mexican port* liaauce for New- York.
{tor 1,-f'rr thtpptO/l S'eict. if tai. ?*< -'i'll Pit*.,
LUfEN SHEETINGS
Atom
PILLOW-CASE LINENS
JAMES MeOBBBBT & CO.
Announce for this week an impor?
tant salo ot Linen Sheeting and
Pillow-case Linens of French, Sax?
ony, Irish and Scotch manufact?
ure, at astonishingly low prices:
Heavy Scot eli, 2 1-2 yards wide,
at (?."> and 75 cents.
Fine Irish, 2 1-2 yards wide, at
75 cents, S5 cents and $1.
Saxony 'Grass bleached), 2 1-2
yard*i wi.le, at 85 cents, #1.00,
$1.1<) and $1.25.
French (Hand-made), 50 pieces,
at 94) cents.
Pillow-case Linens, 40, 45, 50
and 54 inches, at iJO cents per
yard anti upward.
J. N, Richardson Sons & Ow
den's celebrated Linens, consist?
ing of Table Cloths (in elegant
designs), with Napkins to match,
Tray Cloths, Doylies, at a reduc?
tion ot 25 to .'50 per cent.
JAMES MeOBBBBT & CO.
Broadway and 11th St.
Buy Furs.
We have reduced all kinds
of Fur Garments, Muffs, Boas
and Trimmings, and if you are
thinking of buying Furs of any
kind, and want reliable goods,
it will pay you to come and in
?pect our stock.
Lord& Tay tor,
broadway <__ Twentieth St*
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Claeraata. Bud har-utllaaw Ut* hair.
l*rom,it*?* luxuriant fr,, a. Ih.
Never Feils to Retlere Gray
Hilt- lo iti Youthful Color.
baai *nii hui
art I'Mi.i-l.ta.
Bvalaab_tl_r cuu.-j. OouU. Tu - **A Wino, ________
C. C. Shayne, Manufacturer,
has marked down prices of
Mink-lined circulars:
From $125 to $85.
From $100 to $65.
From $ 85 to $50.
Sealskin garments, elegantly
finished, perfect fitting, made
from genuine London dressed
and dyed Alaska Sealskin, all
sizes and lengths, prices mark?
ed way down.
Write for prices or call at
103 Prince Street, near Broad
way._
UPHOLSTERY.
h \ vi n- pi' -chased tub km nat-: sroeic of a
USN USA, TIB ll IlKTIHIXO .'HOM BC-IVM. WB
Oil'!.;; THE iO__-rWUM
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
SILK PLUSHES AT 75 TENTS PEB YAllD;
wolli ii fi oe.
CHENILLE CUKTAIN- AT H Pi-: ll P \ I ll.
WO UT ll i.i
LACK-l.'BTAINS AT ll 50 PE? PAIR:
WORTH #?.* 50.
Fl'UN ITU Uh KA Billi- AT tl ?5 PKB TAIlfl;
WOKTHe. 2j.
A I.AHliF. LINK OF ODD !'IE Kt OP PVEMITVEM
AT BKMA!t_ABLY LOW I'lllCKS.
WINDOW rH4PM[* SPECIALTY],
SHEPPABD KNAPP 4
H1XTII-AVE.. t.1TH AMI 14TII ST**.
The Daily Tribune.
LEADING PAPER OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
A Complete Journal of Passing Events.
THK TIa.II.fNK lays liff,.!-,' its W_4tf. OOBE$
day a OtBORmPtR PSWkVB of tin* tx st PArOJi <>f tim
tn. irtipnlis uutl lu-r sinI.t cities, amt nf the ft-CH_
Dfws of tlio I'liitJ'tl StutJ-s, with Ri 'pions r-i>a.rts
amt siH'tial il is pulekos from ahmad. A.'.unt. y,
pttk_Ma_ ami trusiw,>rlliim ss nix IBB aim-, ni
t-ytry uV|?rtumnt of tin- |>a|*a-r.
Haying Us OWH si?'cih1 wi rv from W___t-4t**-i
ami _ im.st. t-rtit n'tit ft>r|a*a of ?**.[>?-?? ii* 1 ft.rri-|.,n.i' "ta
uttliat ..upital. HIL I KIM NK is ts|s .iain ilttMR.
iu its rt'ptnts t.f Comit-lloiMll |.n>f...li"
In its politi.al work lill. TRIBUNE i
ln-arti', in tlif pr.iiii.rti.iii nu.I ?li>"mSRtoR "I tito
p__Mip_M ot lin' uVpuhlu-un fSkttf. Ii> Ri!???*?
lifiiiiisiii is m.uutl, uiiitriiipr.iiiiisiiii; hihI .i i<"*
tiniif.l, li mots not hiMtnt.a ,,, |,.a,| ,|?. Iftrtiafl
for all _i?ir?hlc, loyal uutl ir nhill puNi, B m>
uris.
Its n-vii'w of flu' -tJits' of luisiii.)- .rv
Monthly's oaVRt mRmoosmetai n* tm- brat <>l IU kimi
Its nmrkct itSfRtOt mtYR ?!?_-_ bam Um l,..'.>i
rvputatioii fur f-l-B-a ami it,.iuii.\
TIIK S SUA\ ii.i itt M. i- vMttti,\ ii,, p nw-l
of V9REP man toni wt,man to vs hom a mu, ,1 *_?
IsMaiinior. ami iiistruotivi' m'*As|>H|*cr, <l> ? h'U
with tluiiiv's wine- ore LiKU-M umi i..ai. i? of
_Bp_f__M->
TktM ?'< nts ii ropy Hy m.ol OBRORt tl N>'w
Yor_ City. MOBBS ___M i* au txlm ___?_? f?t fESt
tap- 9-.M.
Tribune Almanac for 1888
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