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QMS MEAL BLACK AND TUE DOCTORS
MR. KIMMO OX SEA COAST DI FENCES.
***n_*l*ORM " OM TIIK KV** OF CHRISTS-Ai*-nAI.M
AWA1T1SO A DKFKATKD CONC.KK'JSMAN.
fpr**r~eii tkb ksoulak t*iiRa-_s*?t.':,i>F.jiT or THK Tnn.rn.i
_ WaiiHir-OTOM, Dee. ia?Pension Coinui'sstemer Black
hos r-HBM-el to f-et tha Department of the In erlor into
apeenllarly nneotu forta->le pa-itum. Some lime a_o hs
retuini-ii.in the 1.1*b-handed and arroiram manner wblrb
nat dl?tlii^ulsh_si some of his oiflet.1 aetio.is. a eerini
mntm issued by a physician to one of tue cl rta of the
Panama Hurnau. WHO tue remark tbat lt ell) nett mute
olearly euoonU tbe aii-kt-ess wuiob orevented tue clerk
trom attandm-r to un dulles al the office. As mi-ni bave
been exp**-, ted* tLe physician objected tn dlsclnsiu-. wost
be eoDsldered eoiitl.leutUl Oouiaiuuioatlous between him
and his patieeuu a position in wt_i-h he aaa iiua-.iliuoasiy
an*-Huted Dy the Metlloal -ocietv of the I'lstrlct,*** wb eft
be leferred liennrai Black's unreasonable denim 1. The
eoei-ty .mldre.-sed letters to (ieuer.d hl*ck und .-secnt-iry
lamar, defining Itu postiton In tue matter aud pointing:
oul tba manifest impropriety or tbe r**e|u-*t io furnish
information eclair*-.! nun uniformly bel.I to ne lu sirtet
coattdeace. Naturally, too. ih-j StSOagtf ShS-OSSi lo
General Black's MM rti.m tbal stn itu ales hal been
Usued bv certaio uitui.*ers of tbe jroiessinn lu cases
?where) tbeey simula not h..vs been crantci. Huch a
charge ina le by i,auer.il Blaek without a iiartic.e ot
jroof of evieienee to enpport lt, t*efl*?cteel upe.n tbe entire
a-edioal fraterulty an.l the eu--iety Insisted that tbe
names of such oJeniln-* physicians snoulti i.e ro-sle
public or tbe chances withdrawn. To tuts secretary
Lamar replied hy ?ario*- tn effect thai Hie doetois
ahouid mind their business ard not miks demands upon
tbe Department for io'urination confidentially ee
equlred, or. In omet words, he took the satin- trround that
tne doctors bait takeui, witb this diOereooe. however. In
tavor of the latter, that tba Information ann recorels of
tba I>? part ment are public property and l.-(-ltiiu*Ueiy
open u> Inspection, while the books ot physicisus eau
iisrer b? so. Hero tb,t etiutroveray stain's with both
eldee yet to hear frous, apparently. It ts a t-ae-ition
wiiieb wnuiii probably nave- have oseo ralaod except for
General Biark's n-uoraoce of tue exlsteuceof wbat ls
ceiled bonni ?uuiu- prufessional men. Unfortunately
ba saeuia to have committed seon-ury Lamar to his
Tie wa
Benateir Beek, who frae-nently puts himself under
?MW items te. bis brother rsenmnis for their forbearancs,
eom-nltteJ another ludiscret tm ye.stei-tl.iy tor which he
aaw nimsel compellael to apoloi-lze to-aay. lu tue coarse
Of Sis retuarres yesterday ujkju the Kailroad Attorney
bill, so-eulie*-, ue lu,ide some allusions which Mr. Patch's
tr.eu is ooiisidcreii r? Geer?si rainer severely ui on tue
Alabama au te* in an. Mr. Back therefore rose in his seat
to-disi aud eou.'osaed to his infirmity ol temper and in
true I'lekwiekun sit ls usseneei ihat be uiaeie no per
aeennl rrfereu-e aol menu; no reflect nins. Ii was very
BfltasMg to s?e tUereupon pouderuus Mr. Fugli rise aud
In ina most imi r. ssive uiiinuer tay thar the expuu*.lou
Olven by te .-eueior rrtun Kentucky ** relieved ulm of
a Vety painful iiece-sitr." Wual patuiul ueoervnty t
eveivioiy is asking M aloSte Did Mr. _I*u_h really
lulHinl to Seine tue <tlltti-u.ty Witu a pair'ot il,..;i:
Irons I ile looks like a ?,<rv Iuoflensive u an, butln
AU'-ama nts uivau-riuus rejoiuder le tun eantMOMM irom
kentucky au, uo Uount be accepted ior ail it is wortu.
Mr. Joseph Ni-nu-o. lr., who is lo town foi a lew days,
bas reeeutly written a pemghlol m rsmtltl tu Mattias
defeucs. #uieii nus been Btraegly indorsrii uy ibe .See
-ork Ci.amber of i ouiiuerce and by the lioerU of rr.ide
an i fraiispurt.itiiin. He war1* ly eoiuiueuda tue positiuii
taken upon tuts suoject ny the rTraiiset. tbo fenn ital j
of War ami t e --ecretary of tiie *.*vy. Mr. Xi ni um d -
<-Ures tuai Hi-rl*-fstn-e ol the ure .1 ara pe tri* Ut BOW lue
paramount ipies l.m wu icu coufrnnt- tue tina noaa
people. .Ur. M.in mo note: ? Hil *-|noonrs t iS BObSt .nilli
U-reelnent I,'on Ibe s iblact uf BOaC-MBl MfenoM ..et.Veen
tll9.-ei.-i e ami t ie A.lUiluistr.i'iou. Ile thinks tl..
boin pei it.cal purtles euitlit io unite lu re-uovm* t I
aultjrct ron, tar uren, eil uart)' i>i.lities, ant that tba
leaders of bob the polltlcil parties lu Ce.nurra- oiliilll
Tel Teg ?r.I approprtatlooB feir se. cn.leet liefeiiCi-B M B
paT.oile ililli-. He is Ht nopes Uml tko va. ions com
IluTi Itt. hui tl. lanela; bodies of Ncr- Yoi. (tty -t
Unite In millaa a ezri-ttt UiasS-iueetlUi.- tn ti, ?
* iiii'iitiii IntenStS of New-York, >'ew Je.-rse> uud i_ou
MOtMM on tins siiblect.
A pieiuonitiuu ol Curtsta-as his cone through the l)e
cnruDetuits la tte stope of aa 01*101.11 notice that "Tooee
?a ii ei tv:-. to reeel ve os Deoaubai il tbe in.ei ?-. ibeu due
tnem. will in..ny tue tluaucia tiers If med Intel jr." i'.ns
ls tue resii t ol .motlier *' reform " dise-overy of the
A liniiii-iialinn. Heretofnte limier WtttK, DetJM.al C
am: Kui'eiiiii.'.in A lutenist rations tue (,o?eriim--nt e,n
pioyes li.tvs received lUnr lui. BBOOtk'S pav tSt DOOMS
OW <M I ne SI4tk in order tliat H.ev inu'it ae; -. *.*.k
H.ieael ed li cir cre.l,lius at '.e-itst once ii. ti.e* ye*.ir. nut in
tne st d lim t tor "reform " aajsttal note* la priwreeo. .1
law pu.-el away mmeM in tbe lin- Ties baa DOSI .1*
corer.-d wmeu formds auv payment of money by tue
Gnve-rn t ent before lt ls eua. Tu;e la eotiltraOi] ta
1ik1u.1i* tne usual itiristu .is i?!i-.ince. an 1 s.< tiu-re w ll
be turee pay days this uxiutu, tbe ljin, StittO uud Slat.
I Cnn-'ri-ssiuan Cox, of Nomi Carolina, ascrii*es Ids
defeat for io-*-lee-!inn tu CoOaTWM lei ms .il,,vu v ul
Clvtl -eiviee Reeonu. Tue Preaident, fn 1. arawa Inrllund
to tunis so *u 1 to regret tliat lue eouaiitaensisol Mr.
tex u.ive so Ul le appreciation, as retool vtii,,t foi tii"
; : appears to t.e avera.e Tar-Ht-eb-r aa aa anoiui
nation. pun- and simplo. There are soi e ruinnrs in tue
effect tti.it '.'te I'resiueiit luretuls tee iit.eil tile WuilO'ls ot
M>*. lox ?)ii girt bini S')iu>-nice li'tle a,ipeilntiiii-iit?tn
the Inp'.nn. .tic Borneo, yerhapo?Waar* bis fri n is :n
Korlh CarwlOM would soou forsel nts la.l from irnere.
MRS. L.INGTU1 TO Dr. ShEN AS "PAVL1NE."
'?Mictessf.il as has bec 11 Mrs. Lftagf_r*f*S production of
?Eueinies," " said I^ii-'h Lynch of Nil.lei's Thoolli fealar<
day. " -be MTertholees feels it sdvtaobta to (Ive oeeee
?arr varlet) to her short eneageiaeut bere by appearlne
in iinotluT part. Oa Monday next therefore *he will lie
seen as /tinline 111 the ' l-a.it ot I.tons.' Yon will re?
member Unit ber suereM In this par! a: the ri. tb Avenue
Tin.ci.-?a* oneal ths moo! worhohle et the present
?easou."
SHALL HIE RA LL IT GI Ills BU SIN' BACEt
The qucstiun whether tho twelve ballet iflrls recently
-isch.u'-ed fruin the National Open t'oiiip.iuy shall lu
sent lue k to haly at tho company's expense bnfl been
Clare.I Iii the hands of Scvine.ur LeM-ke. tin* niiiiii-i-r'e
rotber. lit* waa in ronaulta-tioa yesterday with Mr.
Latnn. the attorney of the company, who says that .the
natter is un lomrer a legal one an.l sn Mr. L<ocke will at?
tend to It An equltalile adjuatment nf tin- matter will
lu- iiiaele. its the company is anxious, that the girls should
bc properly provided fur.
A FAIR IN THE ll' D''ELY H AC A DE MT.
Tlie Assembly Ilootns of the Iirotklyn aeadOSSy of Mu?
sic wen- goyty decorated lust evening for the unnual fair
of the Maniiers' Family Asylum, au ln-litution on staten
l-l.md *or the and wives, Bsethetn, sisters and daughtera
nf seamen ot Ulla jsert. A feature of the lair waa UM
flowt r i'o.-.er in e hariic of whit ii ware the SUsses 1 r.tv
lor. t*. 1'owclson. and J. Crowe. A loan exhibition. In
ciudmc many curious arti' i"s. occupn-ii ona stdooftbe
ball Ailinn-* the in te re-uni,' objects displayed were a
te 1 caddy which belonged ts MtM -arah
Bhakespeare, of Btratford-on-AToa. thc first te-a table
OTet*own*e*d bj PetarCooper, a baby^s Bram seventy-five
d aatlk bodqttlll ol fliinuni: ile-eiirii fm* which
ff rs. I. Smith received a menial at tho lirst world's I ...r.
la 1853. A Japanese tallie was la charge ot Miss Lusk,
Miss BouerweU and Miss ll i.'i-inun. I.a.sl BTOBlnX tnilsio
waa fumiaa-d by Miss ELBnynaid sad Mis* H. Baker.
will remuln ojieii until to-morrow evening and
to-morroe afternoon special attractions for children will
be preeveleet. Mrs. W. li. Taylor ts at tho he-ael of the
cejuiuiiHee ol arian_ements.
OuOAHlBlHB A FSINCETON CI.VR.
Th.- New York Alumni of PllOPOtoS -"olleire met at
IXliool 'fee's last eveidllK auel MfgOnfaMd the i'lllii eton
Club. James W Alexander, ptOSB_-_t of the AlilUilll
Aseoiialinii. waa made temporary chairman.
lt woe concluded to continue the other 88-8088
of the. Alumni AiuwK-lation as oflleers of the club until
the January mc-tuur. ThosooMeaso ara: Je.bn 1.. dad*
wallad-i and Muses Taylor Pyne. rloo-preotdentai John
Bcmruier, -a-ewtary ami C, G Caytar, trmnaiirar. The
: Henry J vaaDjkOeJr., and C-treland H. Dodge
?we're- ..piK.ii.led to the (roulereiice eif Aluiniii AseoclaUoliS
ti.at ueeu with the masses of the* eotlofB on
Jaunart ju te. ee.nsieler Aluiniii represenlatinn. Anion**
Others preeent, wera bemnel William Johnson, Charlea
bernelle 1. J. M. I_ Kh-tW, Ur. Wistl-e-.v Johiisoii. Professors
Weat, Marquand aaa Frothlogham "i Princeton, Aaalat
am Wstiici Attorney b'lcoll, Hi lil.un Alien limier, jr., J.
? e.ie-ii.ni Drayton, lu.i.e-n I.. Bnuuer, Dr. M. A. Miut,
Jonu 1 ..ir. aud A. Caas L'anUeld.
TBOMBUBTM IB society.
1 ??._??? rte.n I_ winthrop -rave a dinner to twenty gmSUB
lust erasing nt his hume. Ho. -l Bool Thirty second -at
Mra. Wilbur A. Illoud-fiMjil gave a ret ipdOO ami literary
and musie-iil entertiiiuineiit last evening at Nu. 18 East
'1 lintv tour!li st. Amerton Puiiong, m.- I.n^:i-h leii'.r.
... ...I-. Mi -' ..-...-.. read selections from the
.ii le Praetor. Teaayaoa -nt Kobart Brown
i ?!.-- lie 1,' Bang uew bou^s by Cowan and Iloiie
'le- opie-.
Mi aad Mn David J. Whitney ?Mletoratod the twenty
Crib . 11. ul. e -rs irv uf tln-ir iii.iiriujii bi a silver wi-.l.Hu-,'
rotre-iRieeuut thott berna. Be ."- Kast i-Liiy-tulrd-sL
-m
MBA HANCOtE TO Ltvt. I.s WASE1B0T0B.
Wt-uiva.i -\ Deo. iu.-Tin- fn. inls of Bosnwnl sv fi.
3;ui. oe k baie, as a tribute to his uu-iuuiy, rais.-.l a slim
of iiinii,-y te. puri-h.-ir-e a hOBM for bis wiibiw. Tile e-eiin
niirie-.- but m.' -l.e- matter lr. charire* bas derided, altar
eoaaulta*Uu- uul Mis. Ua.nooeh.ta purchaas a ha?as m
tinselly whale-. Un: e.ore, shir BfiU hereafter make her
buuie.
PBIBCETOB COLAMBA ALUBW1 DIM.SQ.
*.V\?.'i'.M.r"V Dc". IB -Theannualdlnnerof tho 1'rince
| ..nm A*.iii lottos was held at Cbaiuiierlaiu's lintel
this eraatag. About atty enthusiastic graduates were
pres-te-ut, rwnoeg whom were tin- venerable pn-sutent oftbe
Assoe-i-_ti.nl. tlarvev I.lud-ley nf the , hiss of "M ; Robert
b breen i_ovornor-o_aot al Bt-aw-Jeraey i B. Pl, Be-kaap,
Tnned suit*eouatoraColquitt-sad 'Tay. OaasrassMSO
j.mes -**..,]*??. Everhart, Pladlay ead < ompum, Jue-v-e J.
Jl. Mt?'? auiujon and Aloiuuder I'orlerr Morse.
A LARGE INSVrfANCE F*LICT PAID FRUMP!LY.
The Ute K. K. Keminirtoii. of Jail Uiver, carried
fKHnsiejof lusm anec on bis life. The Ke-uluble paid iu
portion of Ute aiuouut a few day * ago.
-s? ?
Z>:: HBWBAsTH OHCBCU TR'UHLE RfCALLtD.
The difficuliies tbat arose tu tn* Madutoo ATenue I 'e?n*-T?
gationai 'li uri h wiien Hie Kev. Dr. Joun P. Newman wss Its
pusieu anet winch twauiieel la Uis sale* ot ihe pmpertr. are
Oleeiiil Ui resell a Hiinl ?..lllaeuubl Miine tbe sale ul tile entire ti
|l-eeil 9'U OOo r-itnsiue. win, Ire?aui^i nsrne-s. Tbe mouey
efMioetl be ti?et.i eioept n,r rhiire-u un -si-e?. anei il la pru|i*>w.el
-te lia-j-efe-r ll lei a Bleed ? ?it?re_?t[i,iml sieoielV lu the ourtll
ara perl of ibe ruy Uiei tie* Oenu tor *n*eial fear* sirusffiiua
treimlea.e Tlie counsel of the Hnerel ol rrustees, Howard
f.eui.uu-o, iue_iuiesi al tam tnuieos favor this -tapoeiuea at
the funds, a meettag et ths eld society will o* bel* la Jen.
nary.
THB STEUART AST COLLECTIOS.
TIIK 8ALK TO TAKH PLACR IX MARCH?OOM* OF TXYB
TRRA.SURK1 TO BR OPKKKKD.
Tbs collection of works of art in t~>e -Tension of Mrs.
A. r. 8te?a*-t. at Fifth-era. and Thlrtr-foarth-st., is to
bo Bold by auction on March 23, 24 and 2.*) nest ai
Ciiiekeriiie HslL An opportunity to sse li will be given
on ant after February 19. wben tbe eoliectlon will be
oe exhibition at the rooms of tbs Amer'cm Art Assocta
'um. Ths merchant prlnoe was a lo,-er of art and
gia'IrW his l'isle In this direction oy Katherine together,
ar. an ext en se whloh hs could wall alli.rd. aplaadid pict?
ures, sculptures and bronzes.
lu the 1st are three paintings hy Messlonler, Including
the fainons * 1S07." for which Mr. Btewart paid 3-00,000
francs and on whlcb tba artist was en-a?***d for Aft- en
years. Other f rest artists wnose works ar* represents!
are Oerotne. witu thi-j-s paintings, neludlne " The
(ll 'dieters" and " Tie Chariot Rnoe"; Fortnur. with
three works, one of which ls ? The Snake Chinners ";
and Rosa Bonneur, witu "The Horse Kair." Omer
Dui "tings tue opportunity to view which will lie essrsrly
eaisa-t when tue erni 1 ion opens are the following:
Cattle piece hy Aniriiet Hun nen- " A Hcene tn Morocco,"
by flenj.iiiin Cou-tant; " Auction at tue Velr." by
Jimiiie. y Hernanoes; " The Chiiel's Party." by Knaus;
a landscape wltn shaap. hy Jae.jue; "Tlie Disputed
?'mind..rc," by Kr-klne Nicolis; - Nragara." by I'nurru;
" The Pro iif,il Bon." by Dubii's. Paintlnfs by Dau?
beny, Trnyon, Bonuurreau, Hebel. Maarsxo. Ja-.-nr,*,
Aire! -levens, Hol'ilue. lloraoe Veruet, Meyer von
hremen. DetalUe. Karoaura aud Plloty will be In tue
CHiainr-r-ua. Heveral works by Titian and Rembrandt ?nd
others by well-known American srtists. such as Albert
l'lerste-tt, r_| ?**-. |Minor. J.'R Tal* and WllUnin Hart,
are of the noni her to be nlerei r sale.
Am nc tre forty and more .mrb.e ststues sre the
" liresk slave " and " Eve." by Hiran/ Powers: * Iietnos
tlieu.s " aud " Mora." ly Crawfonl; " Water Nymphs,"
by Rorrees, ant Hos-ner's "Queen of Palmyra." The
I orceUios, silverware, Dresden, Sevres end Roys! Woo*
custer w .re. Japaeoeee ami Chinera- runes, rare enainsls
aud brle-a-lirec will s-t'eet Kenersl attention.
Tbe heirs nf Mrs. iHewarfs estate have resolved to sall
toe enure e*outents of ber residence, inal.ie.iuK the superb
art treasures whloh now alora the lnM-lor.
TUE ONE WOMBS WHO TOTED.
A JOLLIFICATION HY THK LADIES'COMMITTF.E ?WHT
IIKR riIe)T(M!I'.APfl WA8 NOT SHOW*..
The stubs and --roans and plaintive app**?ls to
rieaven tlat tbe WonieD''* -suffnee Association have
t)*vn making, lo, the<-e many years, have at last come
te semetUing. apparently and their point of contention
that tbe New-York State law on votln_ could not be
Construed any longer as depriving women cf tho
ballot, has finally been carried. Mrs. Lucy M. nar?
ba r, it acerns, a hardy suffragist of Alfred, Allegany
county, offered a full Bute ticket last November at
thc pills, and ber vote. thouL-h challenged, was accept**
as e.al and counted. Intelligence of tho unexpected
tr umpu has reacheei tne Women s Suffrage Associations
herc and un" of them, tho Laellos' Suffrage Committee,
emulating the proctires of other well known political
e,entente., helel a sort of Jollification meeting last nii-'ht
ai ibo Hoffman House. l*arlor E was taken, and
about O'.ty members of tbe cuinmittca straggled in
lei ween half past 7 anti 9. Mrs. Kate Palmer Mearns
ire-ieled. Hamilton Willcox was on baud as usual
'o BSBOOti over jarlamenary difficult rs and pct tbe
tueeeis se-ateel. Among tl.em were* drlandei II. rutter.
Mis. Isabella r.eecher Hooticr, Mrs. Anna ltaniUli
Mehi ami Ida Louise nHine.
'lhere was a flutter of expectation over thc mom
wben tho chairman rose, smiling aud a trifle a-itatoel,
'o can the meet ns to order, aud read ber opening
at.ines- -she reiened to the problem presented ii.
The Titinrnt by Mrs UOIaa rSMfhell in ber
?tr-oners of Poverty" nr-lclcs. ami the solutions
8 SM by Mayor Hewitt and others Mer own
oj n on was that universal female siitfnv,'-* via. Um
eeiiiy mendy for workingwomen ? wrongs, sue de
ciuioii im- unwillingness tx eiite'r toOMBtla service
BO woman y Beti napa***. There was a social pn-ju
?ne a.aiiis' h'riiu-t work on the part of women, ami
Here would always be one while women were dis
rnne-bis**-!. ibe removal of this prejudice wo
of me b innee- ('niiiiii.t'iv g aspeeatl alma.
Mr-. HOOSet thea read ;i letter lruni the womal,
wto vote I, w.'i ch t'r-i-w out treat laughter and ap
i muse. Mm. Ractwc u |t*o'n*j a strong sr-nded,
vtgotooa wosose. w.th a neb vela of humor, sue
-a .1 -b" h.id vutol t*ee*au.*w* she thought -he had a
rigiit to, and a- an example to the we-aKer of the
-I- .-r- As lii-;*ector had challen_*e.i her, but found
ia" 'hud te arning pig by the ear." she cnuld not
-ema pfeotoasepfe of btr-elf. heSQUSB *Uo had none
uu naiul, ani ciuld have nu MIS t.ilien at pre-acut
em eeoount ol B enid, a swollen iaco ami a nsi I,.
-be .1 .tl not mm tn be thought, a tope-r -ince- Bhe had
ca t a straight iTuhibitiunist ballot. Mrs. Harber
aaa letisi n,i ber hie in Alireei auel Alfred On tm,
Ai|e-g.u ry ( ounty, ami has ba.) te*n ch lelren. l'aru
ot ibo letter were reserved fur secret caucus.
ii ii. Potterthea Mid ri good nord fe>r the twttrwBt
movement assi predicted Its early triumph. Rethought
lt wtrakl elevate poll tica aad make ll maria serlona. .Mr.
PotMr spoke with hi.- hand In his pocket, Jaat aa at any
Tammany meeting, ami tha II?_*nw*_-ts eora gratltteq
proportionately.
Mrs. Bavenhlll was called on to rend a poem on "The
r-ii, ei .s-fiil Woman Voter," Written by tin; Rev. Phebe A.
Ilanalnrd. nf New Jersev. Tin- recital was spirited, of
couisc, the U-st slauza runniuw as follows*.
boar, bini of frreemra ! liear ihe news
I o sliinlnirr tu-tstiis of fame :
Ani lileu-l with Victor simms, uh eerth I
This woman's heiu nairn..
Where'er the Ban of Daloa rt. ats?
1 he- bail lier eif the tree '
There- lesli ni sioi y uul iu noui.
Th.s tale of Liberty.
A lctte-r eif n-f-ret wus rent from Dr. Clemence A.
and "John Brown's Bc ly" was tben sun*, f-eaolu
tnnis were passed esmcrotuladne tte airn-.i eleefdon m>
r-peeton on their eonrage ami manlineM and nit-. king
Corporation Counsel Lacombe for advlalo-* Inane ton u
refuse tn re--]-li-r wnincli here., .-peecbe-s were- also made
by Mrs. Hooker, llauultou, Wfiloos auu Oeorge T.
fttcortia
A DIS NER TO EX GfYI RNOR CORNET!*
A dinner was given to ex-Ooveriior A. H. Cornell and
bi- old .stall at Det-M?MO- laeet night !>y lieneral Watson,
of Utica; Goaeral Laae-oa, of Umlrn, colo?
nel Henry M. WohMfB, of Bnihlo, and
Colonel John T. Mutt, Wt Oevreeo, This dinner la one of
a series which han been kept up slni'e Mr. Cor .ell rattled
from oflice. Only two of the old staff are dead, lienerals
Lloyd AspinwaU ami Charb-s I*. Eastern, of Albany. All
the remaining members were present laat evening.
Theae ara Major-QeaeraJ Townsend and Brlgadier-Oen
oral k. B. oii-ier. of Albany; IX IA VyUeamtaxrJudgn
iieirace IfitMrll. nf tins iii- ; Senator J. ... _u*y_radt,o_
IIutl.-s.iii ; t^eueral Airrcd C. Burues, ni BrOOhl] D ; I olonel
James hi Varnoas. of this city ; and T. M. .Munn, jr., and
( harli s H. Frnnela. of Troy, lhere were im teirinal toasts,
bur sp...-, ins were made bj ey HoTemor Cnrnoll. iit Judge
liusoe-ii, OeucliU Watson auel eitUci'S.
TUE DINNER Tu PB SIDENT DiYIGUT,
The dinner to be given to l'resident I'wlgiit.of Yale Col?
lege, ut Ix-imouico's this evcn!n_; by the Yale Alumni As
soeiatlon of New-York psOSB-MS te draw together an un?
usually large number of prominent \ ale men. About two
hundred scats have bern Ui-en already, and lt ls lu i_-.ii
tung to be fi-ured that thc large dining had will uot bold
ai', the guests. Chauncy M. DefOW. Ol 080*100, ?__ pre?
side, ami among tbooc wno will moke speeches an* Bena
tnr wu.iain hf. i-.vart.s. HopraMPtotlve William walter
Fhelps. tue Bev Jooonb H. iwicbell. llenr- ( . Uobtnson,
the Kev. Dr. l.enrge P. fisher, of the Yule TbeolOf-lcal
hthoeil, I'rufessor l-'ruiicis ll ai land. oftheI.awsciin.il,
and George J. Brush, dean of the _he_M-l .**. icutille
pe i.nnl. The duiner will begin promptly al 1 o'clock. Hie
tn-keis will i.e sold after noon to-day. Bn-Mde-ri! '
will holli a reception from 4 p. m. to ?> p. ni at the h..use
of l.eueral Joseph C. Jmrkemu. No. Vdt! Kital lhirt> -lourtu
"** -a-m
ASTON 10 Th RUY SM TOWS.
Antonio Terry, the son of Ix ii Tomas Terry y Adan,
tlie wealthy Cuban planter who died recently In l'aris.
arrived lu this etty yaatarioy from Havre on the French
BtoaOBShtf Bourgogne. He ls sta* mg ut the Mo'
loria Hotel, and is acoom panton by a Cuban
va.it t.) whom the Bnsllafa _suitna**a is ,i mystery aud
who ls only resisinsit e lo adi anct-s \g iitneii. Mr I.-. | y
lilt the be.lel seie.n utter bis ari lt al In see BOMOOf his uni
friends. IB-ls aslmrt. slendi-r. ai II ve mau with tna
cloiis iiiHiiners. He itiis norn iii this city ami si>.-nt SM
yeiuth Here. Must ed nu Uuio lu lei-el.1 JW00* has been
poaead lo rans.
ibe eatate of bis father amonnta.lt la supposed, tn
- .te, ...ii i.e it it i. a petition fur um Illari letters testa.
liieutary on ibe eatate in the Htota ol New roi* wa-!..?-.i
ii..-nl:) lin- we-aith of Dub luina- cnn.-,-t.*il in plaUta
, d ranches in ( una and oleowfeott sad la Moeha
and real estate in ibu city.
FOR A TROTTNO DRIVE OB TIIF WEET BIBB
The annual un-i-ling Sf Ibe I lOBtlSSBOe'fl Hrh mg (lah of
Ne? imk was held at the iimiuis. No. l.47(i Broadway,
l.i-t '?'. ci..rig. Daliel Brunner prcsiileel. The) fullnwing
n!!ii ers wire i-lci-te-d : Bresldi-nt, David Bonnor I vi'*'*
pii-sideul, J. ll. Hoiistnn ; ticteiircr. Alfi cd De I eirelnva ;
executive committee, Nathan .-nae-, a. b ( latta, a. a.
Boiine-i*. Hugh J. (.rant anti .1 <.. (osier. Tba treasurer's
ri-|sirl nliovted lUttl?17.-l4l M * ar reie-lvee; lieiiu rlitrirs.
deus, lulLUiliou tee-s, unel iraiue-r unel
uiioimts. Hu* expenses aiiiounte-d M **i:..*>(>4 (JU.
Newbold Morria, tho owner of the gi"umi. received loud
applause for reduelof, unaahed, tba real for mm tnnn
aft nm m -se..(ssl. Lnwaon W. Puller proposed that a
Mia.gbt dine in- ina.limi me *i"i sine ??! Central i'urk
fiuni l-iltt ninth st. tn one buiidi-.-et and lentil st. 'Un,,
lie- said. es.tild bi- inaib I'D tsSA * ldc and lia i. -.4 thirl V -
tiK.t sidewalk, wuu scats en r. Little nayi ou tbe iiisiil.',
nm! it would be a greut MM)ns of good fur twitli ihe ireit
te-rs uml ihi-lr nwnirs anil the public. A Committee, COU
nosed of Masers full ur IfllHi Me*.dd ian. Kaymoud m.el
De ( .trdma, wa.-apisiinted tosee the aulUonlles on tho
subject.
ll OPt: PUL FOK CANADIAN LITS* ATV KB.
Georke Stewart, jr., piosident of tuu C'auaelian HIsSBSV
cal society and auinor of several weirks out ai.a la. ital
u paiier on "The Bile ruture eif enunda" befnie tbe
tana lan Club lu-t evening al Its nniuis. No. 12 Kast
TWOet] mutti Bi Hie BOSOr cot ere,; the field elf Cisliadlau
literature end ira* ed Its grot* Ui from Hs aadlaal lic-lin
nunn. Altho'igh Bsosswnnl ieapondont over the proBaaS
cemdltlou of Culiaellau lileialuie, ?min*' lo ?tr
nous causes, Mr. Ktewart felt thal a future
mg lu store for lt and that a
novelist ? ould )el arise capable of delineating the ven?
ous phases of Canadian life and character.
After the lecture a niush ai and literary programme
was given bi several ladles and gen!.,?.nen Ann.uk
tnose present were John Baton, W. H. until th, U. M.
gnuch_d,." . Jackson Wallace aiid W. IL LUiaon.
WBAT MES ARE DOING AND SA Tl SO*
Lieutenant John P. Finley, U. S. A., who mikes
the weather forecasts sent from thia country te Ku
rope tor the benefit of shipping coming thia way,
will return to Washington la a few days. Dunn* bis
temporary stay In this city, be bas got the work well
suited, and can easily continua lt at the National
Capital. Thia member of General Kazan's corps of
lnetee.rologisu haa been prominently known during
the last three or four yean for his lndustrloua re
scarch Into tbe hi-toiy and nature of tornadoes, and
bis valuable papers on that class of topics. Ile has,
however, given lona and cloae study to broad storm*
ab-o. Tho -Signal Service Issued hu ch irt_ and essay
nb.wing the " Relative Si erm I're?iuenc>" In A-nenc-i
tbe North Atlantic and Europe early In 1884. And
hi* r-iii-Bev-'ient study of the cour*-e, Intensity and
other tralte of atmospheric dlsMirhanees moving
from one continent to the other has led to the prepa
ration of another cii.tril'iition to science psi?-a**int
much pract.rai value, althou_- ita publication bas
been somewhat delayed._
Tbe xtorieei that are circulated about the wealth
of the candidate?**- for tbe Senatonhlp drew out a re?
mark the other day from Levi I". Morton. His at
tention wan called to tbe fact that some newspapers
*-.ere asserting that all tbe eantidatoa for the S**n
atorshlp were rn-llonairo.-, and be said with a laugh:
"A* to tho posse-talons of Mr. Miller and Mr. His
'ock I cannot speak with authority, but my own
o-tute has increased with fabulous rapidity in th
>,_, i ers since I became a candidate. I think I shall
advi-e my friends If they deeire to l*-econie million
iireH on paper to announce themselves as candidates
Ior Senator." _
Colonel "Tom" Ochllti-ee opened bis handsome
meath from under his heavy san.ly meist.ithe yester?
day to nay that the statement lately ma-de that ho is
eonnecW with the "Wild West" exhibition 19 errone
ous. "l*ut it down." said he, "Xhat I am a great
fricn.l of Buffalo Hill, but bave no business conn-c
Uons with him whatever. I wish I did bave. because
I consider bis show tbe greatest money-making ms
ch ne now extant."
Fi Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, was at tho Gllsey
House yesterday. He ia devoting him-v-lf ae-slduou'tly
to the practice of law, and insists that bis connection
with politics is ended. He bas been In Washington |
arguing a case befjre tbe 6upnruie ("oort Hts figure
is brr il mimi -Ufihtlv bent and bo U growing bald, but
bis old nervous vigor ls still retained. When asked
about politics, he said: "Mr. Cleveland will be re
no'nlnated. Low Ur.lt. Civil Service Ttrform and
(loveland will carrv tho Iiemocratic party through.
If we can't elect Cleveland, whom in blank can wo
eloct r _
Fenator Eugene Hale of Main*, -mall, rotunl.
veil dre*-.s(?el and active, with his full beard clot-cly
trlTimed to a point, wa* uptown yesterday, having
e onie front Washington cn hu-iness Hw family i*
s|.en I n. the wintoi tn l*arw. Ihe Senate.r I PmBst
s strong that the D8B o nitic Freo Trudors will be |
mable to effect anything in tho BOesS this winter.
In int* 0% -ni tln-re mil ha nu tantf legislation, as tlie
? ii.tte- ls not di-p-i-eel t gu into ttat epiostion H?
ihtiil.s tho wotfe of t. illiliisi will nut _o bSSOtSd the
pMSa_s if tho appropriation hills.
The Iiev. W. H. II. i-A'hrondack**) Murrav ba
? ? ie -ejeauiiinc some time lu Um city. Yesterday he
? -n un Btoediray. tie hus grown steel and
-bows the alliance of year- In gray hun-* and mus
tie-h-. His \uice I- rieh amt re-in.int SS e'er
ibree lingers of li* right h.iml are gum-, be |.-t
ii. ni srhds on a bunting e *.. ur.mn. Mr NM ra)
lives .tr r.iir!in.-t"n. Vt., where he ha* taken great
intcre-et lil Bat pi"itnotiun of b"at bUlldlUg ou Lake
( hampliiin
ea
WAS 8TASLET CALLED ET MINO LEOPOLDS'
s Diaraie n and orme <rntcuxerASi ta diwcat*
THAI in: WAS not.
The -uipjM.sitioii tn.it Il.iirv M. .Stanley cut short his
stay ta thto eoaatry la order rn bead a Brttlah oon-mU
Itary ospodt-on far the relief of Kmin Bey, in Uganda,
eMema to bo strengthened lo s fllspotnh roeaivod tn this
etty a day eir two before Mr. Mnntty*s deperteio for
Bompa It eiime'to Mr. stanley l>ut it looked oat, lt
rc.'ul :
I'la"* approves!. Offer ?e*repteel. Fnndu nrevlileeV Trgent
' e.iin j.r.ni i.t.v. Reply. Mai K
Mr. Manley etotod thm Ht HneKhteoo was tho agent
uf Kim.- Leopold, but it ls ropsrtsd tlmt tliat muiiarch hOB
[sisitiie!) dcnieet tlltit lie ret-.t!li-i! Mr. Manley, lt ls lin
tlerstoiMl Unit Mr Mac Kiimnn who signed tim neera!
dlspeatcbes ia William MacKinnon, a wealthy (iliiagow
ii,e-r. h . . nanni tin. Brltlab India -???rn Nari
?tattoo Company, lie- la -uni to bis aa enterprising Man
and willing lei ?]-eml -e-jo.iMMi for tue relief of Kmin Hey,
an expedition a bick Um r.i-riiu Bren- ZeUung looks on
with suspicion ll say* :
Aa a result of tha delimitation conference- Kn.lanel han *e
ctir^.l Hu-!>.*s| rim;.. 1.. Vl.-ieer a Nvmi/.n Kr.tn Ulta point '.f
view ipi.te n new sopact is i-nt tn lier /.? ai in prejiatlng lur
the Kona Bey reUs! ?tpedlt?m. ? in the pr. toni
a kuraaee aaraeaa Um KukIu-ii wm aaaoobtarily shna i
newer in tluise p^rr ? ?nel ?iiildeiily take possession ol ino rm.i
le?lel.Iig Ul Ult: ni .sml lat
Hu- wonts "fonds rotaed." In the dispatch, are proof to
annie pe-opie here thal th*, tlispnieii won not oent liv un.
aire nt of King Leopold, feir it is iirgiied that tho Kins
weiulel have no elifliic ulty In raising finnis, and eeinse
quetitly tn the fOee of the Kine's denial thai hi* rs
Mr. Stanley, it must be believed that Mr stanley ls aboal
to undertake another great expedition and andee the
iinlisU (jovernment
BALB OF TUE Stint TY OF DECORATIVE ART.
'mt'ul Un-most striking boinia) feature-of Kilth-uve.
ls the lund-oiiu ly arranged wnnlutv of Mo. 854. Whets
tin- Christmas inls of thc Society of Deeorativa Art la now
gttiiiguii. In the centre is un it.ilian screen, irregular in
shape and nnlqflely mounted. Ka. li pane! ls a mirror, on
tin- surface of winch is a grace-fill festoon of flowers finely
pointed, the work of an Italian art.st. This screen wan
formerly in thc eoUeettoe of one of the nollie fara?
na!. . and -.t i- .a an .-ut fur the sociotj la-e'. sim, [jut.
Tin- display of artistic work made bj the sodett la new
and vain el. The walls am covered with draperies, hang?
ing* ami upeatiIm. boom of which have '.n made In
the -ti !? ty's work-rooms, while others have been uuistrt.-il
.is studlea and models, while still others have been waned
for the present sale. Aiming the nieist creditable pieces
nf work done at the society's rooms ts a bedspread of
cream sUk of soft texture, easbro-idered In brllliaal tdlka
afie-r a iie-aiitifui Portuguese model, taped men of hud
work, sofa cushions, wall pocket.- and pnnela ka Leads
X VIL ribbon and silk embroidery an ex e-iient copiosof
oltl rnoeieis. a screen with ningle panel shows ans of
Raphael's "Bonn," a fetnaia Mure with flowing drapery
holding aloft an hour glass, another notable screen, in
warm re-.i alni nn.w ii culormg, lias a design of orchids by
Bainuei lo.c
The i eiiiectlon of linen and drawn work is Isrge ar-..!
ti*. ? rn ?. e ry variety of stitching and maternal. Batta aad
r. .i laths, -hair scarfs, boreen and tuiiet aceesaortea are
worked on fine linen, duck. Joan or Boalla in outline or
covered pattern. The C-rtatmaa souvenirs. e*anie. sa?
chem. jHirtfollos, handkerchief and glove ossee. an- new tn
design and of tine, wurkmamthip. i'rices raugo fruin oue
dollar to five hundred.
corliss or Tin: rob an sala
Interest In the BobOl SOUei Hun of anti?iuities waa sus
tamed yesterday, liy 0 p. m. the sale had roOOhod me
end of part first of tho refnlnfeo Irnilndlne vin seas
bt rs. Ai.iliropedeigy ami pelooetology, geology, min
eralngy, gems, uniainints in ont and polished sf one, pre
htsSork impli'iui'lits, plaster e-a.-ta. eoUoctfoOS or aa. .-nt
and iiiuilcrn coins amt rattcellonooes oltjei ts funned the
departments dealt mill Ul the two long ses-iuiis, making
ii .lay u: Iii a.) -work for all lu participation. After con
tinilftl c'.ariiiuatiuu tint e-o!lee*tluii fully linpn--se*-e Oh
I With 18S manifold richness. A sjiecially admired
object in tbe clruss of gems won a little vase lu milk-white
Jade of a rare old Chinese variety which went tor rio.
a elna piece '.f ancient CbiaeM t*_rrtaf In the
ttrm of a junk, in Jade nf mtlk-whtm tint, with the
rigiire-s of three persona aad n dof oe -tock, broacht .30,
Another gem, whieh went torSBft, w?s a tine of min.a
tiiii- puiiitiug un Ivory, ut h lady In the lilith. An old
Krene'h ur Italian violin, aald to liave aeoo 'Oload at
a ii*, bomebt for ft*5. ita determined hy price, tha
mus! iBiportant nbjmt auld waa tho lifo aim haman skull
cut in rock-crystal, which iirought fUSO In tho uionnng
lin* llrsl Inti fur tins unlip.Ki spe-e-iiiicu, Lti.lievod
to be ansolutely Without etp.al, w.is ibm).
ATTBMPTAD .sCICIU*. OE AN I1AL1AN.
A young Ital.an shot lilin-e If tiiiu:ig!i tin- head at 7:30
p. m, jrassstdnf st .*">? KW Bowery, A lettes
wntleii Hi lian.tn alni int listed in SB SeTOtOfO-dd
to .Ma.iuuii-(>. Pavaanill sraa found, le w-iuch homMha
was without muiiey and was tired of
life. Ho ls siip|Hiscd to be one of a
theatrical rambinath*? known ns ?? Tin- PIts PBTanalUa,"
wuu reoentl] performed lu Miner's numtra. which
l? nr.it dour tu tho house ni which be
shot himself. James ll,ney, occupying a
room ou the same Moor, beard the
n-|M.rt eif |*M plslul followevi by a inuall. Ile hurried
doora .-e.t,is aad gave tho alarm. Ofllcer Ochellonimreer
wo-anauuoned and .-nt*?: .-,1 tti.- emote. Ttss youno oreo
i.g un lils nack oo the neil oooetod * BM bteod, I ?n
tin- Door w.is the ptatot, ouly tomat Itt ??/ochmben
were lsliiii.-ei. T lie* u,un waei iint-on-t ions. An ambulance
cunt .-\ .-ii min ui the e.mit ni iuni HaapttaJ. whatre M
a lats lienir In* was Mill in h e-..ui.i!e.M) state
Hud little hoes was eBtertalaod of hu
recovery. The latter timmi iu his pocket
:u I Tn .,111,111. There was nu Other ele-w lo his
iiieniiit except Um statei_eal ot tue landlady, Mis Bar
,! a w.iii,an. win.ni -in- racoenuad aa iladaiuo
Pa. aaa ms Um twice yaataidoj.
NOT GUILTY OF ILLEGAL Vol INO.
J. P. ? iimpleeil. of Hartford, Conn., was pl ne-ed on trial
yeeterelii) in the I ulled -talets ( in mt ( uiii't, f'?r illegal
voting oe election dey. CamyheU went tei thc isniiug
pnie-e- in e oinpuny w .;!i -r-\ ,ral uie-it uni! atleinptetl to tole
nader the oems nf ??. i-vein-. hu vote was challenged
ami he wus arrested, t.ampliell waa formerly a liquor
dealer in Hartford, and wat a witness tn a eaae against
.. Donor dealers obool a yeur ago. He sail mal lie
w as Inloxli ateel when lin w tnt lei thr (sills, aaa Ihat he la
the victim of a conspiracy of ibo un-n whom be testltled
against A uuinbci of a * BO tl") stand
to shot* that ( OBIS-?tl was under the uirtuein e of Ippior
w inn ue aitrmptersl lo vote. Tho jury urougbl lu a ver?
dict ot uol guilty.
Fill.CHE Ot AS l.MRRELLA MANVPACTCRF.A
J.mn U. I-oublwlar, nanafar.turar ot umbrallai ai No. 38
Whit* si. amt No. (lt) I.ispensrit st., maria an assignm.-ut ye?
tenlajr te Htarr J. Morpby, giving prefereiures Amuui.tu* t.i
Si4,(eJi Ul, tl** largeal ol wi.ie.ii Mo Ut MemuU S. l'jlot tot
Wi.000 aad XYauwt A Bath Bi-bOtX Ur. TftrobXedty be*ca?
business ia faanary. 1891; failed la July. 1808. aa nouhia
day A riwijht.aaoota by lbs oat-ids opevratlons of his oatt
ner ; compromise.! at fifty per cent snit continued bnslneae
sloes in. to ?enuiint*er, 1*171. wheo ha became a Joe lor pert-aer
iii lbs Srm of Rail. Rolnhardt A ' 0.. bot retired from that
flrtn abont svrar later and again started In t.a-iaeas in his
owe nam* with ? capital of about Si..MS*. His assign-weave
he ls malus to place tay estimate ou assets sr liabilities until
tbs iBveni.irr. noir bein* lakeo. U eompleteet.
Keleeeca Moore matte sn assignment yesterday to Oeorge J.
Sc hie* o sn berg esr, giving wt preferencee amounting to
t.,')n,l oe*.
e-'
WHAT PEOPLE 1HISK AND SAT.
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION FORTHE SCHOOLS
To the Editor of The Tribune
Star No ono oaa have real the artloles In The IBBtflM
by Mrs. Helen Campbell without great lntsrest or bavo
failed lo be gratified hy tha edltertala which have
followed tbtox There ls Immediate need of a grea*
rr.rk ta that di rec Moo. and I truat it will bs undertaken
rltbottt dalay. I am the medher of a family sad try to
fulfil my du ti ss at home and in connection _l'h tbe
church ss w.-i: M I ean, bnt with tho many daman-Is of
tbe Utter some of tue former have to be neglected or
others must ue employed to do them.
During tha last six weeks the church work has seemed
to t-e of such Immediate Importance that I Dave tried
tor a month tn find a wonao who wouM ooma to air
louse and elo ths or ilnary family memling and plain
sewing; Lui as yet I have feen unable to sse ure any
ODS.
Of the many women who tire out of e-oplovmrnt fcow
many ate able to perform the ordinary Nxily duties 1
i-tati-ti.s are said to h!iow that of the many women
brought into the police sutlo s sf this ritz no morn thin
1 pur cent know how to conk or lo sew. Mr own ooe-k
ce.n neither real nor erit-s; yet asa cook she ls sll I
rt-vl and was In Der last place for niue yeats, floe can
du her own se wini- ami make nearly all her own tresses,
.-.hs haa an aducation WhttO IO her ls of far more value
th .n reading, -anting ami art tb mell..
Now, I wish to ii sk this eyiestloie. Are the public schools
giving tha nest sort of elucatuin they osn give I Wny
should not st least one day of eaeh week ho s -t aside tor
teaching sewine-, meudlng and other useful hsndlorafts
such aa would ne ot value In obtaining a llvelluool I By
getting a se-nain degree of skill In oue of those blanches
a girl maj have a ready -weans of self-stippe-irt. While
abrosd my girls attended scboo. for twe> years lu Switzer?
land, and there apart fr.un tneir omer studies they were
ree-ulred to sew, durn and embroider; -md to-deey they
ean ilo any ot these (hings better tami their nmiber.
While I would in no way disparage anr pan of the
e-tliioatiein given In our publie sono-ls, I naueve there ar?
certain things which are more liuuort ut f-r a girl to
lesrn. If she ls to support herscf. I wls'i that Tiik
Tuntrm woul.t advocate a change of this sort, and that
tbetwewsoisn Behool ComuiUtsioner* -viiuld eiert all
their Influence to troaden tbe line of Instruction in tbe
se-hoeilH. it ought lo lorinda all ress.mable lines ot
teaching which will aid sirls to self-support.
Aetc-yorA, Dee. 7, l-niU. Mrs. u w. ?_
WHEN DR. HVMM(>N'I> MAY REMOVE TO WASH*
I.MJTO.V.
To the Editor of Thr Tribune.
Bl- : Hy a paragraph in to-day'*) TumrvK I "ce that it
ls ri'petrreei that I sm about to remove'to Washington for
the purpose t>f making lt my NsMsnse Alleiw me to
state that I have no such intention. In tho autumn of
I"*-'.'?three years from now ?I shall have resided in
Ki i . ark twenty-ttro yeera, the period thnt I proposeti
staving here when i rama, lt i-t probable thal at that
time- I may go to Washington te. live. Certainly 1 ahull
in.t |a baron then. liei-M-etfiiiiy
Wll.1.1 IM A. II.lllM'ISU.
43 West Fifty fourth-tt,, Dec. Hi, 1--..
DR.. lIAMHIlUt.AIN AND MK. ST.U'NT'..V.
Tn the td it or of the Tribune.
.-ir: Plonooosctoetyeer statement in to-day'-i lases
saying that Dr. I'hauiticrUin strongly Supported Mr.
?IWonolon at Ins trial nefon* the I're-al.yterv. He strongly
? lld thc contrary, .ls the laffer part eif your statement re
.. reader ; i< ri te lau i Bretni madam lt
iie!_*iii...t, i ev a wrong impression of the principles of the
rn \ Mi-mi-.cu '.vim i: ( ui lu-ii.
Brookton, Ii,,-. Di, 1886,
MR. BI'.AIiVcitCI.IiN-T Hilt.I' __U_R_T-.G A COUPLE.
To the t d it or of T he Tribune.
In r-gATtl tu tins fHIphaat fUlhslay marriage e*aso
la le day * i bibi -<k. permit mb ta state um fa. is so tar
MI am i eain'-inaaei. IIsUm e pei hil ming ihe eeceesoay
Mr. OtlaOaat ma aga; he reeded ** twenty-two yaam." De
Btrlaff te Ira daOalla ? isis palat. I sai.i: "WU ye.o take,
ymir atheist it u. inst mBmi " Bb BMpoatttally BBseeied ?? i
win." Hrs etaepaaraaoB ami manner Seme ladlmtiro af ta*
OMtOril I ynuot Sha nu furtai r 1 lhao re
qnastsel Miss Se holey to state- lu-r sire am! elie responds I with
an ali ..f truthfolneai I have ha n.sauWaince to doubt
ii.,ii tbs ? i. " .. ns e-i-n y-.ir. I ir-tt Seal red '?? r to siste
a hi thor ber parents hail soy ., 'i; ?*.*: ..>n lo ti*-r merriac* to Mr.
r ? *' ii.i.iiijfiit .: -. * I aI-u
requiraei from 'iiem *ei u.e ii,.w.-i, lu nil tha other qnern ons
wi,nh Hu-i darell md nuts mi nish, end being unable to Soil
nut tunnel ni legal re?Se* it liv (ne-y sbooM imt Iii* tiiarrn-il. t ..)
only Una if my Hui lay before cit* a> nea rad tn thu perlonn
SHe r eef tho .-e-i e-uie.tly.
ii .tn reference io Hie c.-rt.flcate. tin- emit- raaaoa tieeyelnt
Bet receive it at tba thoa tree beeeaee Josi thea them nee
boned something emile uniisti.tI tu b.? marriage loriaam
the parsonage . sim Me pressure -if other duties ti.Inned thu
e-eenveit'e-n s of I * lars, ts 1 ns utily
pnnlisse theta tn Sew (ark. The certlflceta wai forwarded
lo lltsiii gt tue hrs! fair opportunity w,tiiu(ii regard io reina
aeratuoa or stipulation. Jamk-> iioyd biui-x.
J er ie y City, ile- Iii. 18811.
LOYAL ALUMNI OF HAM1LT0S.
a coi.i.Kdi*. that i*> mn stssmwen and basbmb
Mit Foll FoolllAI.I
Fifty loyal sons of Ilamiltoii College lendesel full Jus
Ue-e to ran 'ta -e-lli-nt itliiner at the Holtuiun Houso last
night, em tin- occasion of tl)'.' BBMBnnl n-uiilun of the
aluiniii \tlit' lOStde In un! near r).:s etty, After two hours'
consideration of the un-tri. I 'liairm tn Uriah Se LOW called
aa the Row. Dt. Beary Kendal! for tho tim spe'e.*h. Dr.
Kendall referredhnmeroesly to tte -tii-riitinir manner in
whieh Hamilton foliate hod hoes ooerlooked t>y Harvard
iiilierl.ileili-triiiiitii.n of honors, bot ended .y stilting
th.it in his opinion Harvard "eight a.* w.II try to "paint j
ethe rose" es te sdd nov sddttio al dignity t> trie man
?wini took Ids dofioo from Hamilton.
I>r. thirling, president of the college, next rose In he
half of the faculty. He spoke ai some length of the prog?
ress nhicli Hamilton had mid.' In tile last few fOOIS mid
iii.-ttii.ti, ed tlie loynlty st In-r BOOB IO their alma mater by
running over tho tong Ittt Of ncholarelnps. prizes and
gifts made hy her nliimul. many of them elue to the
is'enernslty of men slttuii; nr-nintl hun. Ile continued :
i mr hame hos nut ?p|iearf)il tu iny great ettent tn the news
pi4|Ktrs utely. Inn eec .ne uni 'letut or sleeping. Tins emu pura
tive neglect of the [m-ss is largeiy doe, no elnulit. to our eteartli
of met lively iliniussiiins iis whether mir inotbsll matches
shall take piara on lins ur Hint Baa-pea, ur mi neutral irrmuuK
Si .- kart no lotter'liscuss mis as to lum mauy tuue-htlotrua wu
eeo lastly elaia_ Hut wm sre sn eM-faatiMaed collo-***, sun
hiilefnig to the oie*ei!e!e iitsctnrt- nf lieuiling sll mir ?ui-r_ies to
the perte, lins at OOr ii.iaei.-al murtee. Amt ssoml wapra
jiese M ' ii esl 1*11?e. -,p th., uiti'i ie pnsltlnn. e mr methotl ot eelurtv
timi is nut the new -all eiciitices . nnr is ll the aid, mat knows
nf no electives 1ml mar les filly tlehtrilmil aa " the uew in the
olil." (.ur nilly ilegree istliai "f Haiiislor nf Aries, ami while
we have me..tires, they are illly wt???taatad amt kept within
wine n-i.tr.ct.mia.
I>r Iiiirliiiir's remarks were enthusiastically received.
He was followed by Dr. Klllnwood, who convnlaed his
haaram with many lodhwooa reminiscences of college
toys and drew then attentfoo to tbe seirt of halo whieh
gradually comes to surrnunel thn must dlafiai e-rul pranks
of i-ollege inns. Ile Instaiiifd the tiicren.sed Interest
tahea la eloosteo hy the chautauqua Bending circloasa
practical refutation of the notion thai the tint.- for (.reck
unel Latin la el viol' out. Hud eipre-seil Mtttt?OttOO that the
Students of Hamilton were not " nilling lu the red mud of
1'nnceti.u ann i-n-i !;n_' i.iiicoiues upon oat li "th.-r's conn?
tenancoB**; bat could point with pride to the late lotte
- leglate oratorical eootaat, in which Bamllton carried
'?tl -ti ii..my prue- thal the thine became monotonous to
the other colleges and was dropped,
ninbui Beotlord road a poem eampeeed for the oecar
tton, uml this was followed iiy short speeches by Killin
Baot. John Jay Knox, tho Bo*/. Dr. Bradford, lia-id H.
? ie' li r ie ii. in-rural lt. A. Milner, the Rev. ( hal les K. Kuox,
Cliaiin. ey h. Xruax, Iir. A. N. Hrockway and others.
PAROCHIAL MISSION WORK.
Tlie annnsi meeting of the Parochial Mission Society was
held In the Calvary (hnrth. at Fouth-ave. ami Twenty lirst
st. yest.-ri'.ay. There were about setventy-flve clergymen
present. At the hilliness meetlne llishnp Brewer, nt Mun
lana pre-ltletl. Dr. II. V BalMrleB rea.i Um annual report,
rr I.as seven aUSBtoaa IO nfTerciil narts ni Hie coun?
try. Hie Kev. Dr. It-lusfnr.l re'lMirtetl tin- guoel Work ilono hy
t:..- s.h ia**, m a miaalea bold la Detroil a abort time ago. ino
r?,ivisl tu ein.elny a ajlMMa*Jy at ? mian of tH.OiS) S
ye..i. ucl ai-ouimill.-e wasappmntt-et to aol on Uie roao
si mite. The Kseeiltlve I ..nm rt tee ur thirty iiu-m'.srs was re
alected. lushup Potter ia arsat-eat of tn- eoeieiy ana ut. ll.
V. balle rl.-B, tt.airniau nt Me txecutlve t'omuilttee.
.?-.VOW DRIVEN IIY VIOLENT WIND.
Truii-nt in,. Vu., Dec Ll i.tp-e-iei./.-Tliir sc-..ml snnw
slnrm ,,f Hie WtntBf vi-.it.-el this nt gi.m _Mt Sight ami SSB>
tmiieil Wlthoet cessation until today. The w;ml at timers
attained almost the riettnes ot a hnntenee
ALICK 0ATEBB ILLNESS.
/"tl/nle-f/iAe-j Itleari,,, tn The Ctt.li'iriy fiiiriatch.
Allot (.ale-,, the- emin, opera singer, is lyiu^' 111 at the
resilience or ber haahand.oomoel r. watkins, m ihi-njty,
and herfriead. sat thal it is but a matter ot bonn hw
hire abe trill Ola, Her Ulaees .late-s nae-k two years, al
whiihiiiue sue coutrae te-el ii -ei ere col. 1 while dressing
lui lin: lta(e in a h.idly ?jrr.iii-e-d rnuin Ul Bb, leOOtt.
HIE WEA1HEH REPORT.
oovrRN-.iiE.vT tvuiunTfOJte?PO- -t hoi'r*.
V. i-Hiv,r..?(, De,. Iii -Fur Wt I- ?___ ind. Kaetern
New Vnrk. raatMO I'cunsyliania. Ne-w-.l.-rsey and lietla
ware, fair weatbor, westerly or southwesterly winds,
slightly warmer.
ITsstWnN le Illinois and Michigan, fair and sUghtly
wanner , !ic)oud, light snow ur rain.
TBIBDH1 LOCAL OIWERVATIOV-J.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 2a.i
"TRtBCrra Omen. Dee. 1T-1 a. M.-rioudlnea? lingered
yesterday unUl noon, and then the skies cleared, with a
ming barometer. The temperature fell to IV at noon,
and got no higher than I!!** tn the afternoon, the day's
average (lT-i being ll "i1" leiwer than on thn e*nri-?*-ijM,ud
un day last year, and Itt3 lower thau on Wednesday.
In and near thia city te.-day lhere wUl prob^ly ba
g_4'UUy warmer, tair woallier.
DEAD AFTER A HUSD BED TS ABE OF LIFE.
eTtr-OtKAI, OF MM. VAW nAUST,WHOSE HU8BAI4T> HA?
? COCf-TBT H0C81 lit tA8A*r*f*TTK-PLACB.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Van Haast, who died on
Tuesday at the remarkably advanced age of one hundred
years, ten months and three days, took place yesterday
at tbe home of ber only surviving eon, Edward Van
rtaust. at Nev 131 East Mxteentb-st.
Mrs. Van Raiist waa born In SUmfr-rrl. Ccmn.. on Febru?
ary 12, 178S. The authenticity of this date ta, unlike
those of the hirth of many so-called centenarians, un?
doubted, and clearly recorded. Her malden name was
Dann. Tho Danns were an old Knickerbocker family,
s mon ethe earliest settlers at Stamford, and her father hore
his part among the unrecorded heroes of the Revr.lnflon
ary War. Hhe was the youngest of seven dill.tren, all of
whom lived to a rp md edd age. Hhe outlived all the friends
of her youth and her middle agc. her husband and all ber
children save one. Yet shet never seemed cheerless or
nut eif sympathy with hiT Mfieene-BfB, anil delighted tu
(rather the friends of her old age around her. participate
lntheirsoci.il pleasures and entertain thpm with personal
reminiscences of men aud things that have passed into
history.
Hhe retained all her faculties, could read and sew with?
out thn aid of spectacles. Insisted on attenellng to a great
many of her its-rsniial wants, anti never BOO?WM the
style ot dress she wore timing the life of her husltonil. a
fine bombazine gown, with soft, white mull kerchief,
frills and cap. Shs took a natural pride
in her age and vigor and knowing that lu her case tho
average lease of life had Ling run out, frequently ex?
press.*-} the hope that she might only live to celebrate her
son's golden wedding, which will occur about a year from
now.
In 1811 she married John Van Raust, of New-York, and
they made their home lo the heart of the city at No .'I
Dowling (Ire-en. Her husband was a man eif wealth
and leisure and hml hlsceuintry house near Lafayette*- pla. e.
and was fond of shooting over tne flelels around lireen
wlch rh?SIM anel the swamps about ('anal st. Hhe hail
been a widow sixty years and a uiemiier of tho Baptist
Church for 37 years. The Rev. Dr. Armitage, her
pastor for many years, comlm-teel the service yesterday
and thu burial was In her son's lot at Greenwood,
OBITUAFtT.
MARSHALL P. WILDER.
Bostoi, Der. Kl (Special).?Thfl linn. Marshall P.
Wilder died suddenly this forenoon at his residence in the
Highland District. Fur manv yoars, says The Journal,
Mr. Wileler bai been honoreel In this community as a man
who was living with the most unsclihh alms. While he
appreciated thc respect shown to him by public honors
and private acts of kindness, he was never happier than
when lt was In lils power to make others happy. Ills
love for horticulture and of genealogical pursuits gave
ample occupation to his active mlmL Uis promotion of
pomology has been of benefit to the people of the whole
country.
Colonel Wilder wm born at Rlmlge. B. H.. September
i'l. ITU's, coming from an old Massachusetts family. He
began Ins mercantile career in his father's store. In
1W-5 his ambition for a largor Hold of operations le-.l him
to remove to Boston, where he began a wheilcsale business
In West lidia (foods st thn head of the firm of Wilder lt
Tayson In L'nlein-st Thc firm was afterward changed to
Wilder A Smith; ami Anally Colonel Wilder took the en?
tire hnstesss In his own hands and cstahllshel
himself on Central Wharf. In IS.T7 he chanr-ed
bis line of business, becoming a partner tn the
BSBtrakstte house of Parker. Bl.un hard .t Wilder, event?
ually takimr the lead In that cuiicern. As a business man
lu- attained and held a hlirh position and was hoeetoi
with a number of Important trusts. Ouo of the original
directors of the Iliimiltun Bank and of the National In?
surance Company, lie he-let Ins pbettton in each m.iiiv
te-ars. BeWOS a director of th., flan 0*n_lBnrt Mutual
Life Instil.unc I'.i.iip.iriv BMTC than tWOdnooSOO,
At thc .lire eif tw.-rity sit Mr. Wileler was made Colonel
111 tho \e-\v llauip-liiii* militia. HS lost none of his mili?
tary ardor in renieivim: tel Bootoo, and soon coin.ed
iiiinseii with ni-- Aii'li'iit. and Honorable drttllory ? am
pony, eif \i iniii be lins ever since hoon a devoted member.
Accepting the command In 1857, be distinguished bis
holding or that pnaition by a correspondence whlcb re?
sulted In establishing rory pleasant relations between the
ind tiie parent organization, the Koyel Artillery
Company ol London. In 1839Colonel Wilder was a mem?
ber nf the House of Rr prose ? r n Dorchester, ten
year- later be senred one term in the Executive Council,
iiiui in 1-m) tva., a member of the Htate Senate, of which
boily be was elected president
In "Know-Nothing td mes Colonel Wilder wis pr.mt
nently named In connection with tbe ofllee of Governor,
and was regarded as having an excellent rh.inf- of get?
ting lt In the year wben Governor Gardner oaa elected,
lie waa active lo tbe formation ot the ** OouatituttoaaJ
Union Party," and was chairman of the -l egation from
Ma--a.iiii-.-tts to the Baltimore Convention which nomi?
nated Hell unel Everett When the war broke out he was
n warm supporter ol the Union i
colonel wilder was beat known as a pom*
and floriculturist He was om* ot the earliest
members of the Masaarh lisetta Horticulture
ei.rv ami iliel iniicli tu advance ils liile-rcsts.
Mea was Instrumental In organizing the ??Ame" icm Oenea
- iiii-i-i-i-." nan the jttnericun Potuological Bod
en. rhe i iiite-ei .*?!.iii s A^-rfeau.uni-i.i iii. wm another
reeult of Colonel Wilder's effort-. In addition to bia
membership In theeo societies, he baa also been connect?
ed with ?liiiie_*xorganizations in other Ands, such aa the
Royal Horticultural Societies of Tans ariel of Frankfort
on the .Mam, and thu Pomolotgical Boctety Von Muns, of
Belgium, bv whlcb he was appointee! a e-iiininissioner for
Aini-rti a. Mr. V. ll.ler was prc-nh Ot of the h-MBOCh-Settt
Behool of Agriciiitiire, Incorporated lo LOM, and bad been
a trustee ?f its suceeaaor. the Massachusetts Agrii-ulturnl
( 'ell.ai-'e. since it.s establishment TO the latter he gave a
collection of more than a thousand valuable plants, Ha
was ono of tho linnie leaders ni the movement which
gave to Huston the- Natural History Knouts nnil thc Ham
achusefts Institute <rf Teilinolenry, hael been lon ir a niein
iMTof tin- Moasoeh?Betta Agricultural Club, head beea a
member of several cominisBtons appointed In oonneettoo
verirh arrieiiltiire. and nail bee-n an iinlustrious writer on
subjects connected with his favoriM pnmoltn
Colonel Wilder hal received every degree known
to Free Masonry lu America, lu 1861
he w.is Deputy Grand Master la the. Orand Lodes
of Massachusetts. He was a elele^ate- ot the (fraud I>_lire
e>f Massachusetts to tha World's ' -onvention of Masons at
Portals 1867. Ho woa an honorary member of the Su?
preme Connell lil' , for the Northern Maoonic Jurisdiction,
A. A. H. Kite.
He 'vt-s married three times, and WM the father of four?
teen children. Mr. Wilder was au intimate frieud of Liau
lel Webst.r.
?
THE REV. JAME.-, O. AVERILL.
The death la announced at Kui kaway. N. J., of the Rev.
James Olney Averill, from conge-stlon eif tho lungs follow?
ing an attack of nie.oi.es. Ile was born In Connecticut In
February, 1*14'*. and was graduated from the Union
Tiieoioi-iiiil Seminary, tnt a timo he was associated with
Dr.-darna, atOranire, H. J, He went lo Kew kaway lu
May, 1881. anti was Installed pastor of the Presbyterian
church there mi Hoy ll. 18MB, Forty om- members
uniteit with his church In October, and it is thought that
hia extra services and ministerial labor at that timo
haste ned his death.
nENRY II. MARTI}..
Bmn*.*ti/>, N. Y., Doc. 16 (.-t-weili,-Henry n. Martin,
son of Henry Martin, the venerable financier, died this
morning at the latter's home hero. Ile vim fifty-four
{SOBS old, and had been In poor health for several years.
Ile was a member ot the linn uf einith. Qoold, Martin tfc
Co., in New-York, whou Jay Go.lid was a member of lu
G. J. FORE AC RE.
Ouureeuo. Poe 16 (tene_M*_-**-_toe~eet_'atG. J. Fore
acre, an official of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at
Newark, Ohio, ls announced. He ls a second cousin of
(iovemur Foruker, and eos MOBO- by tho Governor's
fnther. He went to the South before the war ami was ms
Identified witu Southern Interests that he )etned the con?
federate arm) at Atlanta ami WM woondfld at the buttle
of Bull Run. His death is tlie result of that injury. Ue
wad nearly sixty years old.
ROBERT H'M;ARTI! PATTERSON'.
Lotdov. Dec. 1 il.?Robert Hogarth Patterson ls dead,
age sixty-flu*. Thou ir h educated us a civil engineer, he
devoted hlmsedf to literature*, aud was connected with
various Conservative Jenirnals. He wrote "Tho Kow
Revolution " (18t)0), "Essays ti History nnd Art," "Tho
Economy of Capital," and *' The Bsttnes ot Fluiuic^"
BARON BOUBOBOO.
Loenon, Dec. ld.?Baron Charles Arthur Bourgeois.
the French sculptor, ta dead, aire forty-nine. He exhib?
ited In tho French Salon of IBBB, and took the Prix de
linnie the siiinc year. Among Ills works were " Nisiis ol
Euri aie'," "e.harnieur des .-serpent-," " Actelir (Oreel."
"salute Agathe," "Lu l'ytlile" aud "Hero et Leuudor."
NO cni'.I*-TMA*s TABLE
should be without a bottle of Aiu-ostuni Bitters, the
vtiniii renowned appetuer of cxt-uialie tluvor. Beware
of toauiui'feUeS.
- ? ?
Poad'* Extract, for every pain eir soreness. A history
wilhelm* imi-.iI.et!. With teni Inila eulvsiiisiuc its salt) has
i-iL-u.ie-ei ai. over tim cuuuuy. Tiy lu Fur lui ir yeats ii .._?
? feud .lil the tests._
MARRIED.
BAILEY?WHICK I.E lt?La Wednesday, December 15. at
'ill WashiD-ftiiu a*n? Brooklyn. Uv tim liev. Heury Ward
bree her, .lunn K-ium Usury, uf I'nr.iUle). Uuiaiiu. u, Msuel
ti. VV heeler, iiaugaici ul Mr. sud Mis. ii^yUeu W. Whealer.
M ATKIN T')-il ITITI fl I B'S TB Vl'oelnn.s l-l,*, DseSSMM I'.
In the City of Ne-r-Yurk. hy the Kev Klclunl H Nelse.n,
ol tl situ vi,le. MiUiile lielsu. il*u*|IUVer ol Janet A. lng
gie*, ot i-rryiuwu. us Joliu William Mackuuusti, ut bos?
ton.
mow g?emf a pt?**m **'.-ein**siav. Basssahsr u. tow t>r
the llev. Hr. e raak, ll- Kllneit M.mk lo iiiiie.i 1_, Usugblnr
ul Mr. J-ese.l.h _a__n.M lll'.MiKiyu.
Pl'TNAM ll \ ! N K->?On Thunelay. r>eoi-.in!-e*r ld. at thn
Inst l'resiivie-iisii (liuriii, ol Brooklyn, by the Rev.
-s i eiinlx-ri ll sit, e areiljrn h. lt. llslin-s, Usuijliter
of the late il. I. ila.Hrs. lu vi iiiumi A. l'ntu-ui.
Tli'lTLK?BKI.L-At nu horns, Cortland un the ll nilson
M. V.. nu 1 imi .ust-. hy lau llev. i_ irevui. JuUa M. lilllie
aud Faunie I*, lieu. _
AU naturi of marriiuju must be itulurted leith full
name and address.
DIED.
AVKIULL-At Hoekawar. S. J., eo Thurstlay. Dsoember 18.
ls.u, imT. J. O. Averill. ?
Funeral services will lee. held at KiMikaway. N. J. Mundar,
I.r. ember SO, si l S*SleeB p. io.
Trams lesve .nt* I um. luul ot Chrlsfcipher and Barclay sta.,
al le.10 kiel IO IO *. m.
Itristirns sml trleuils sre mspe-ctfullv Inviteel Ut si len*,
luleriueul el k luen.ug, C 1., I uustUy, lieoe_i_ar 81, at
-MB.
B.iKKIl-ein Thnraelay. tfeemaibu 16, 188S. WUllaai a
--ker, in l-le 4...1 mer nf Ins *ge.
Puuersi -iiiinUt. I.'iii issi., al I ., .tiona, froa hla lal* raal
ilrtiis, i-t^iikiiii-ave., u-.p-.-nle-. lTOlie eU. New-Vurk City.
1! tt-KV nii-t.il into r-at io Bruokiya. Tharstiay after?
noon. December ill. Mrs. ilsciinl A Haaey, wile uf A Iuds*
li ?>. sud yuuuaaalilausulsr ot UlSlaM ftk__rU H. Hani.
Ins, tn tbe em ny eu ot her ego.
Soiiro ut niue of iuuorai aarviuew la -UuinU/ 'a j
DIED.
HOVtUAS -AtUbantfa, December n, Devy M. Seflttstt
?*"1J'! jr ears.
MSttSM san rde-n-ts sm invites i tosttssl his tanoni flatae
day. iN-rrmiier li. al the DuUh Iiefermetl Chorea. *_Ma
non. 10:30 a sa.
rA K a Rll-sudde-tVy oe Thnrsdav. Oee-_OT,****r liar, Prm.-s
...i. S. 1. Susan llreiet*., wits nf A illlain i. l's- k-ir-l
Funeral at mace-tun, on Monthly. DocembeK 10 td 9 u'cloot
P m.
FOXD?flnddt*nlv. Tlweei-ilier ld. Kary H.. widow erf flem
Hamnet M. Poad, daoshteer o' the lats I>anl**l Klssim
Funeral Mrnrea from 1-"J oak et. ((ireenpetrinli nr*aokly%
Haturday. December 19, at 2 o'clock ;> m.
FBOODOW'-On Ws-in?-sl?r. hSSBSBhM I". Flle-aaer. wlette
sf Itobert Proditow. in the 64th vsir if her ase.
Funeral sorvtrers at His r?si.lisiii*i> nf her sou lo law Mr. J. 9.
Hovel. No. a.*,l Cliston st., Brooklyn, oa l-.-l.i_j. 17lh io*_,
st ! :iop. m.
Inte-nueot private.
Pfr.T7^-AtJers-yCirr. TV. J.. ThartiUv. Deeorober IS. Bet.
want reiltir. sere*.I 71 years.
Funeral fruin the tunis- nf his nephew. \V. A. Kimball. 14
cuiver-ovo. (Weat Be-rgeui. Jersey City, ea eatunUy.
December lil. a re. m.
'rain leaves foot of Liberty st. st 11 1.". a m.
R<iHI\*-()\'-Hinnah Walker Ad-e-ns-P.timer, wlfs ef Rsv,
John Rollinson, died of bronchial pneu-tion'.s. attie rest.
dene* of lier son. Ter. rs A. Koiitnaoe. Inf) Kiefcmond Te*
rsc*. Weil New-Kr-shtea. Msfen Islaad, Dacco-trer 18.
1 s-?i. a^'.sl 7.*> .ears 0 mouths and M eleya.
Fnneral .trie fly pnvata.
Memorial tarvics In Trinity e**hnrch, Weat Sew Bristile**.
on -tiiintay, tiie 10th Inti., at li) IO a in.
Itli It.tRDSOV-slB Thnrvtav, l?th Inst, at her lalee re**.
dence, 889 tsashlnsfon Park. Rroiklvn. ilarriet II liss. wlM
of Henry A. HicnaMa-m. lu Hie UTth year of her as".
Re-lativea snd rrien<is sre invited to attrinl itisrat services
on ?saturday afternoon, irecooibor ls. at :i SO i'- lock.
Interment in i'ere-enwex?>l at t einfe-oience of family.
SCOTT-At Lakewooel, N. J. ih.ireUv. I*e*r?ml*or IO. Doola
P. Scott, of Brooklyn, la his -itu year.
TIB BA Ls-On W-e.tnes.tay. December l.t. l*-"_*, at his UM
reeteteac-, Ufl Sti Item -st.. Brooklyn. K. I).. New-York,
Henry ll. Tlbtials. m the 51th year of his ase.
Frn-nus are Invited to atti mt the furn-rai services, w'nefc
will ba helel at the Chnrrh of thn Asreta-iem. Kmit-sL,
Brisiklyu, K. D? on-saiiir.uy morning, beceaitie-r ls. at 10
o'clock.
Burial at New-Haven. Conn., on arrival of 13 o cl ork trala
Irom New-York.
New-Haven ami Midi'letown. Cono.. papers pleases copy.
VA dill AN? on Thursday. December ltf. at J o'otock am..
Annie K.. wits of Kdmonel A. Vanshao, Sad e.,'ieree|
t'ati.-hler uf i harle's II Ke*n?e fmruerly a resident of Mill.
Uletown and nuw of i.ieos Fails, S. Y? lathe stu, tutti
her ase.
Funeral services will lee heh! at her late residence. 44 I*owa>
lng st.. Knmklvn. on Hatnnlay. tho Ililli laat. al 1 e'cooet
p. tei. Relatives an<1 msntlt invited ro aitemt.
Sullivan connty snd Mleldletown. N. V., (tapers please oepy.
VAX CLEAF?On Weelne*a.lsy morning, December H. al
menibrant?-us crone.. Howard, anet un Dinrselay ui.iramg.
Decemlier 16. Arteiur. twin (oas of John C. ase] Uisabcta
Van e leaf, sge-?1 l rear and I day and 1 days.
Immesliale relatives vi tue ta-aily ara mviieel to attend tbs
funeral at the Man iou House. Bruuklyn Usifhls, ea Fri*
elay. DSSBBBSOS 17. si il i ni
WATK INS'iN-In New Haven, r*onn.. on Tuesday, r*e*-*e*-*o
ber i 4. ae-'tr.--* Alvin Wilkinson, la hi* nd jems.
The fniiiT?, wiri take place at the romrltsre ot In* jnrtntt,
bel : .w g'.' ri., e. on Kr.lar. at i o', lock. Frie-uela sis
invitoel to atlemi without futther n.uire.
WIIITKIIK-ili-siielelciil-r I tee en-uer 15, Mary Whlte-tea-t,
wife of James M. WhileheaeL
Funeral servie-.ua tatar Uv, Hecemlier. 1*1 at 7 30 p m.. from
her late reauteuoe. U'JT vin lucy st, euxruml tluur fntui Raid*
ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Special S?_iic._.
Willimar, lt. Norman. Aoctloaeor.
BY OBTOEKS & CO.
ART OALI.EUIKS. H4b AND-I'T BROADWAY.
LA8T DAY OF PALM THIS AFTERXoO*-,
at 2.:io o'clock.
DCTCH HII.VF.R. MARU! KTI'.Y FmXITUR***.
Kt.t_I< AL HALI, i LOCK-. (Alli) TARLI.*..
BRONZES, OLD BBQ I.ISM 1M.ATKD WARI-, HOLD AXD
_81 LV EB WATCH KS,
A.- Fer th rial ara a
DEI.ir.vTE ANI) LASl'tNO t/IOLR OM t
? Tieniiats an I perfuni.-rs, liot'i ..hr,earl and at hume, hs vs
lOSIR fl. leafufe-.l lee prudi-?? ?'.-. ??lulls erlur U fe?TB
freshly L'lU'u-rel violet The resent ol h^a^ en.leavora.
wlutliiT in eura, ts, tee irt waler ur aai lift -yuw l.-r. Ua.-el>eN.?
fat tran sansue leen*, foravee tt lu n -iu- e..,,.i jieHlu.e.1 li,?
aniituacheit ih-j uelor nf in- t.e.ie-i. ,t ,e.u beeu et *u tianatltury
a natara ss t-. pros. i tbe hamtke-t'-iiief. ieee
eirnilier article psrfOiaod with ttta?T ti" BoorM a'all or ibo
? ' sa^r.-e-aniH uue ul e.ie, tluwer?. HU?-si S V e, . i . ri ia-.arlmt,
orlsi-stad aaa ma<le by L'aswrll, ifae-e-y et Ctr. '.as Bat
nilly niitalniit the true rater ol the raelee bal ir*...*??! a lusi.
inp; as well as delicate perfume I hean violet -uiie-ie. at'rr
lillis a tow li mrs within VM lol.I* o. -iain!.' la. e?s an.l im n.
tir 111 III.,Ill-Ill. r ll.llilelS. SleVS Ueilr-S .?l,l WI iii iler deSka. 1 ee(te? %
i it.?!-.. . I to Hie stillaine-- . - fe a-nd
i-l.'ii-i-arti.le s ii n-r al leiiiains a"..--v Ustoe arti*
citjs bievij been BBBasM lo [Os .e r.
bold ;i.vi.v ni*
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1,121 R'wuv un.! '.:* .".i.i ave , \. V , sui .N.-wr^ori. R. f,
,s*'g fur M iee_>Y*a VIOUR ejiim.-. anti ilu notaircefS
pu'ir un,tat on-_t
Alllover-sufie.it!. - -eniti-r ailile-tiet speirta esoet
open-airaiuusriiients wil! litel the is-st, must thoron .ri, out
mo-; coitipe-eheansivu hook evor pnutoel ia Aiuone^i na Uul
Bsa?tal subject, in
' iii- TRI Itt NF P.'i'iS. Or OPEN AIR *-Pi) It TS."*
now Just rea.ly ;ur ii;i.vurr. 0eSfl0O,M0| utra
Hanni nharadi > -'ft- rn- feasO nat
ls.eii prep in-el hy I'll l-. Till 111'N E'-i o?u wnte-rt with the
ant of BBtt*BeWtSO0*Sd I'tin-rte. Kiit.*rtiiiiin<. '-'.niiilel**, aol
hereafter tts suntanl !?K)k sf NttlOfl n. lUita.l pnseOi bO.
Fur that mnuey the iMHeli can be ilslivereil to any aei tress
eitlnTiii town ur .mt oi ir. .ml TUE WmmBLT rillBUNB
Rfinr tei any Kielress aiuo year. Fur Tl ad, tue 'mot til CUB
SKMl-VitKKI.V._
liana* <lc Oe. BBB and 111 Uroadway,
will rmil at auction
BATURDAY. DEC IS, AT 3 O'CLOCtC.
A Coliectrou of Law IroiWi. i'.iaport.e, e 0-n rr en tane-s, Digests
Ton Basks?elna Haas and i.a.iisu.
MONDAY. AT 2 .10 AND 1 10 P. M.,
A Lihrsry of Enplish and Fr.-nc**. Ro-eks. 'icneral LiterUuro
ilisiory. ami a Ostleatssa of Km- amt Valoable
LngraVii.js ami KtBBaOge
TL*I>r)AY, WED NE-**) AY AND TH D !'.*-"> \T,
AT A O'll.O'K,
A Collection of Fbe Hooke, con .irising manv new ail !!ltiM
HM Works suiuitie for Hoinlsy (Hf's . alana
Coila SW es of Ensrav.D?;sauil Eurluiixs._
l.oei.-"ii afodoaaanr, DaaasMM s, MMJafety st tits
Me-!ni|ieeiitan (i|*era liuuse. or near ths until ?t. et.irn..?,
bracelet ol hammered gnni with small raaf, uamkUO and
ni.uni.nu -wi la a keel Kiuder win MsaitaMy rewanletel ua
leaviuc bcaealM ai rungoo ooo atlas raora n.r * M. l. "
Se** \ ork l.?. banae lar Wousue IV urn,
so. nt nra -ave.
largo Variety of Articles Suitable far
christmas* eira
Open eve*nl!i_s hefuro christmas ut - '<
viiiib -seaaoo -Now Heatly.
MR.**. McKl.RArir-i
noME-MAUE Mmes .KIT,
For Chrisiinas an-l the. lloli<uy.i. also
FKEsERVh.1). BRANDIl-I) CANNED A.XD
?sfit-ELi r eu ito,
Red Currant and other Joli.-e Jan* an I Pickles,
For prices, roferomros. Aei., a.1 ir ,ei
Mia a.ti;Ali a. ili.i.i.ilAl'11. SSS Degraw it., Hu.*ok!y***,
or
L. H. GOLDSMITH.
911 Broaelway. N.-w-Veirk. M. Y..
_whero or.lirs . ? eeon._
J sst UreelverL
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REMBR\NDT*S
LA BO\DE DE ScTT.9
-Tint siuiiT WABOBtt*
KUruesl hy
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WILLIAM SCTIAL'S,
204 ."Tn-AVIS.. MADISOM 8QTARI
iVenld Mr. IO HS SMITH. Um of UaJiir-_.-?u. i uisa.y
Dublin, lr..ai.I. ...i.lies. i.i.nl-.i.K -(MILL, ltii.K*?, -V I,
ioi .ufeinnaiieiii eif reistivaa Mi fnw /.oalouC _ |
i* oe I om e- Notice.
(Should titi rc nt iiAltr hy ai. MfcMBSM 1. st c!ii.i(?? tn?f >?
cur al auv tl.tn- .
Leiiie-rs iur itiri-iarn ruuutnes nee) l oil be specially *t>
OrOOaOU IUC _!**_?ICU U/aelj .e.. .. il.al* il fllaa
ll 1.1 .l.-e.lOal lu se'.. I .lill*. ' ? e . e?e Ut
tlutUUlUUle-s ,1'iletl * J <t V leiuil) .4 laro,?o . j:..|^ Situ. .,
fastest >ltt.
i-.iii-._itMails nrmewesfe aadio. Dece.uuejt Hwaioiite
(l-uuMi IlI .u a ... ea ,
FRIl'lV-Ai 1 lei a. m. lur Nassau, .ti. I"., pet steaiilslilp Le,
ll. ualcr*..n. uuiu la.nu*.
6A1 li liDAl -Al ls u. iur Uh W, el I i :,,-.. cu 8ft T'liraOO
ami ilari.aitti.il. lur lit a' u enif I. per >u-aiusiuy
Auiant-A Ma .Newpurl ..??? ilellera fur lu. rn
l'lala e-uiiiiir.e-e mu-l ue> dim lr.) ^h-i I., .ie. a aS
7 .tua. ut. iu! 4t.uiupe. pet itu,e.ui-.e-c I ui.ii.,_ via Uuew?-*?
tu* u . iuiiris nu tieatim muol imdAmnttmA " gmt i
ai a..iu a. ni. lui r*.iuw|*e, ^rr siaSetuai.ii. my u. leaa.
tai via UuSTunhrrrir ttiuttu Ki aucet mini oe airest*!
"JOT CUf ui i hcl-n?I. st o.uUa. ui. iur 11 all. e dOOaSj
S-aShia La (J.in.uKii-. viall-ir.- a. s i i _ __
le.l -eeel.a.l.l llirec I, i'Oi ,1- ?..l.Uip ll.'?uU^, llai.-a^uW,
M I 'll a. UL
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f ?ru llOttBeTS lUUtt UO 'leicae^ni JK'l I te'leliau.l li 41 ' Jt
a. in. iur tue MesOa rtaaet? .lire. I. yet eluauishtu Kdaiii,
vu, Auisiertlaui iliiit'ta tuusi lett iliiotiesi uar Klan ',,
Bl 1 p. Ul. lUt UM tllUaletai.l ls?_,l?. par ei--e?.
?iud Klaiu'juru. al i p. m. lor 1'ara ana Mae-eaa*, gu
?lesa?ie?up Ooraantj ai -J p. us. .ni '.no Arsaoba* i.e.
li.nelli-. I i .inna, amt l'ai.ts la/, pier (loaiasiilp -ti^lwaai
al 4 p ut. lur aauiaK?. pot' eU?tuiaulp i erluuiuoa.
Hails fur China aul lauau per ale?nuaitip iloelio (trott Haa
-a'raiiciat-ai ,'ioeee Here Ueootuimr *ll al .* p. .u. Mans leer
the neKioiy lauuila pur s.up frupio B.ri ilrmu nam
Fl au.* ta, ui itoes' here litfe uiuer 'il al 4 p. ia. Malls
lur annual ia, >e? _t_iUutl. sa.il.t.,u. Fi|l oatt "ta*
uiuau laiaUtieV pe-r suiauialttp AUiumU .flum soo l-'raa
olaoo, cltMo bore Jaouaiy *a al 7 p. m. ,..r un ari t? ala*
Sew Sate ol sieauialui. Kilter, wtlb Ureiisli mael? inc Aaa
Ubllai. Mall* iur tuba, by rail lei I a.11. a. Ha., and Uie_e4t_S
UT sloamor. v ia k.y Ve ?al_ Fl__ uioaei al Ibu udLo .Uuy mt
i Soe. as
?TIM sco?tala of c loams of Trans FaetSe malla la atvaaa-d
en Ibo uroauuipuuu ut moir iui.uwi t upUti ?v_ruSsl U iae.it
lo -u Fraucisou Moils .rum ibo tSaat arrvtaa us Tia*
Oaa Fraaoisusoa Me Say el tmiliugut eitmutu* aro dst
lur stculiailti uireeti, lie. ?..-?i^.."... ...--wm^, *.?a..*?wU.
te allens oiual uo .uiejclexl "poi' i/etu.i.? al -. <0 ? i
tur lit .<??'" elirecl, le-r stce4_?-ip 1'enulaue'.. s la Al
worp iluiutrs iuu-1 uu itireirtersl **uor Fasal sail **l M I
HBUtnV li. rWAmmOM. FSSHSSSlSO
Foot Otttoo. _iow-Ye_t_. A. Y. ison. MA lawn.

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