New-York tribune. [volume], January 25, 1888, Image 5

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iTHE OPERA HOUSE QUESTION
. ?
OPINIONS FOR AND AGAINST CLOSING.
? ATI'S WITH HI MIY I I . . - ? II iii KU KUI NIZK,
ay, a. connor and ki.bsii>of. t. qkrhy.
Thc question whether the Metropolitan Opem
House will or will not be closed next eeiison 1
Still open. There ia a strong vent im-.it on the
affirmative aide nnd un unmistakably powerful
feeling on thc nogHtive, but there i. hlill a large
number of thc stockholders who arc yet undecided
gs to which is the wiser coursuo to purse, und
tin tr" api_?rc_illy represent us influential an cli
niiut as lither of the other two clivssiSk This
eoinplu.itcs tlie sitiirttion and makes it impossible
to predict what the outcome will be.
Inquiries similar lo those published in this
puller yesterday were continued among the stock?
holders l.t..t evening by i kihi m it porters, with
the result of obtaining the most diviit-em aud
opposing views un the subject.
>!K. ll.i.Ws 8TKO.NHI.V ,0*IN8T CLOSING.
Of tLcHse who hud fully decided that it would
be better to hnve opcni next season, Hauy Cmwt
and Luther Kouut-c may serve BS repnseutntivcs. J
Bald yMr. Clews:
M. we uiusi not think ot taking such a radical step as
that Involved In closing oar beautiful oiicra beana 1 hat
srould be going wo far-too far entirely, lt ls not necessary.
It would be unwise (or various rearons il.ai 1 have hardly
time to specify at present There are other things tbat
ean be done which will i__o?_y matters lu BBJ Judgmin
What for example I VPMS, In the first place, 1 believe
these great dorman opera* are too long. They Beag us
there till after midnight. ll ls like going lo a b..ll to
altars, one of them. For this reason tiny defeat, In a
ax-isure, the very object of their existence?that of wnuse
Bkcnt. Iyet them be cut down so that we can get out by
Bay ll o'clock. Secondly, lt might bo well to introduce
aoncMiing occasionally In a lighter vein. 1 do not say I
iain in depreciation of tbe magnificent operas we have wit- !
aessed; I am simply urging that the management keep In j
accord with public lav.o and wants. Another polut-the .
Metro, ol I tan Opera House ls unquestionably a great '
National school, thc finest li the woild- Its Influence ls
as unmistakable as lt ls widespread and beneficent, and
to cl' se lt would be a great misfortune. It being a school,
I hold that lt should bo treated as such by the btate to
th* extent of exempting lt from taxation. This would be i
a malena! ailsun ie that we should appreciate, aud lt ,
aught to be extended Purely lt is wouh something to tho 1
people In general to have such a magnificent Institution '
open to all, ls lt noll Why, lt ls one of the great at- ;
tractions of New-York.
lon-,h. let there be more enterprise displayed In tho,
?aa__N_aea_ l,et the place be used ame tor entcrtaiu
aoenia. I_M some sveh mau as Mr- McAllister be secured
and let him have an opportunity to display his exceptional
ab,lines for gelling up thees splendid and varlet sa Mt
ta. n in ms that the public always anpredate and patronize.
Th're ts m consratit danger of every Individual and tetBO
-relton g.>r'ing Into a rut Just like tho stock market aaa.
SVe nc'd ro stir things up. put new bUxid Iii and strike gal
In new lines. The Opera House ls one really fireproof
build!,). We can let our fsaslUaa go there, (ealing that
they vt'il he perfectly Safe. lt would be loo bad to bo
deprived of lt, even for a year.
MK. KiK'NTZK- 8tTl.sl-ll.il WITH WHAT HAS lil KN
Dom.
Mr. C'lows's feelings against cloting tin- place
VMStt .hared by Mr. Kount/.e, who tonk u broad
view of the question, saying:
Tha 'fiori and worn represented by the Metropolitan
r . ll.inc are 100 luge and imjioitaiit to lie rici. 1 lu a
i ? c. nv, I.et aa not do so. l'Yir my part, I leel BO"
tlrel.i SSIIMM with the progn-TS Unit wc hnve made. I
So uot in.uk we kata much to complain of iIiut far and I
hara giaa* faith in the future as I have lu lbs public 'iho
lc'It.- in gaining In faro* every year. lt would ba a great
pity io interrupt Ita aa-sjuaa for the rasaoa thal ls Biged
for aa li a step. Wa ace ali aw ar" of the Influence that
U i , ? :t exatSjag apoa tba whole conniry In a musical
?nay. There ls abundant "rrldeaea L-al Iha public apara- i
elate ir If there ls a little falling off in the rcc-lpts
|nst now, why that must be expected by every one e. ho
end'ri.ike- io t-afr to the f mullina! of tho public. Wo
?Bust rr.v io matt tlc wauls of Hu peOpVl Ul the UtnSOBt of
0_r at. li ty, r.nd mal th-m to eoasc IO t tic rescue. ] havo
aaaalSerat the whole question carefully and i am tkor*
Ouglilv and h'-arMly In favor Ol keeping Um boast oj.cn.
W. K. (iiSNOK TAgKS A DIlirt'.IM V1IW.
"German open has proved a dismal failure
and il we keep on with it. wa shall im Into bank
nijitcy." Tins la the way in winch Washing on
E. Connoi sunnm-d np the situation. Mr Connor
long had the lugubrious position of Chairman al
the Finance Cosatslttee of tlie American Opera
Company and winn he did not learn of the financial
bealing of matters aperatie during the throes of
ago,iv through which th it corporation as well
as it- -.nrcossnr. the National Opem Conman*.
ilaimited), passed can arel] he Imagined. When
lr. Connor was asked reaterdajr If he had niven
th.- aiibieot of Metropolitan U|wi-a House affairs
ami t li.-ir relation to uermaa opem eaureful eon
aiderotion since the circular to the stoekholdere
was leaned, he ranttettl
1 baa* We hare hat anon rh of (orman opera. Ona
Healys ? iaat ike ate ekbeHers nara nt ha.! a dear business
sta tc ni tit ot wtial Hie opsra i rut. I do net think it Ii is t.r_n
pnaiilj issaaisl i would like te see a Se_alle< atateasaal
at Iha rapaaaaa et Ike apara Too high aalartse bare haem
psi i tt < orman s'iir- rs and lr ls SeaMfel If trie be-t singers
lisve hedi secured. In OenasaS ihei- want you nc eadprom
l^lriK la rut. Tlier rio nut tskc pasie spicers ic aaasa nt tho-e
amp ..y-?t here aro. I believe that (irrman op.ra rout 1 lie
run at 'os-ei-konse than lt has been. Still lt lias benn lied
aaa p.npie ara dreg el it lam not i_.ee atod to*ai whether
1 wcul'l prefo' I-nallah or Italian opera a. a sa*>
stttute. Tksaa should be dstail-d sstmiHles t.ist.
fcofsr ns I'ngilTli op.n tatt, Mi. Timmi, furnlilisl lally as
aead aa ar nt sa tri fat His Americm <tpi.ra Oaaspaajr aa faa
Matrapeniaa did for the u.-rman opera, and thc akens
?f the American Opera Company was supe.
rlor la that at the Metropolitan, rho
siren ar which has boen sent to the stockholders pr.-ems
ami ply lae alternatives, Uerman opera or italian opt ra at sn
Increase 1 pries. Sow. I believe, that Italian opera can be
furn:.lied at a k as expense than German o.iera lias tuen. 1
trial leese a.Mailed estimate on that I am told tliat Mr.
Csmisnliil ls read? to furnish an Italian onera company at a
lens colt than the Uerman company will li.yslye. I expect
to bat. his figures la a few days and thea tliicre will bs ti,mc.
tidna'totltnte tu bass estimates od. I ghoul I lu* to tee Mr.
Ca opanini glT* Italian opera at the Metropolitan opera
ll sane next season.
Mr. Connor weut on to say tliat ho .booth! tlie
maaagementof tua M. im pol it m. hud been too much
Qfinasniaod Bs added:
Toe maua.'a i.snt slioul.l hold Itself alo f, prepaicd ts kits
whatever Opera the slot -kholders .ISTired whither Orrman,
I-.i.TiliTb. or Italian, liut everyihiui* sc (ins to hive been
gliou ot.t to the (yerinan Idea. Now. Hw > had it c iv, I tl.e
aupport lituu CJsr .an (It.itns which ne were proBciMii H.ci ?
ai chi have been sons palltailon for tins _t .te of
tblaga, Hat we have not received lt. If I _<e the
on hSTtr. sr its and the housi above the raUcrles tilled. I am
oouient. :or thal tuiltcaiea tnal the rii-hl kind sf opera is he
liiRftiven Von rannoi iu ice at all lrom the botes. I be
llere I ,ai the Met:op lilian Opera House can be ssaaaaell so
as io ferlbS m a Ursa rereuue for rents. I slum .1 think that
tallie sumner ton; eris like the Thomas Popular C'siict-rls
tn nth: ba Riven, and the* the two wings ot the t.ouso ouijht
to .... ace ere ii-r lentala.
Ml! (IKKIIY Wlliri.ll THY ITALIAN OIMIIA.
Klbridga T. (Jerry, another stockholder, said
tliat BS luvured dccidcillv the plan ot giving no
op.ra _k_-.-tr.iaM.il, |ii>iiu* tho *>i,(ioo aaseaamenl
peoposed and then pcodnotng Italian opera in the
lollowinj; season, ile saiil:
Bj i .t-nm nat aeaaea and pajrlai tka 61,000 the stoek
ho'derT _ff| bars a real and thar ?rii save eaougb ie foot
Uk- MU for Italian opcia the feUVWlaa aeSaOB, cseu at an
ir rai Sba espaaas for Oenaaa eacm I don't
!?? 1 i ? Kning on with (.crman opera nilli an aaaeaanMat
of i-,.i' o a box. (.crman opera eoata loo Back And
then it ls keary] lt etisus a pr. ai d'a! to count it. Iko I
think we have bal too much B/agaai I Well, I dni't
know ; i do know Har Oerasaa opera la kmry aad tkai tho
ie tired of lt 'ihe parquet vants GefSOBB Opera,
tho boxes do nm. And tho pai-ju^t is no lon;., r alllLB| to
pay the pricers Ii otoo did. ihe bo\'T. want [tal at
Opera; they want soniclh'.nu worih lrstenlng to. 1 hiv
no l.ii.lt to nnd with the managi nu nt. I believe lt baa
doiic- all lt could. I'.nt the Sspsaaiil of i?oui,..i.,c dermal.
spate ate baan, feet ase koa bee-itUol t,,r,-,.- aaa,
but pSOaas don't want lt
Harrie c. P_-_____teeh said that be had not eon
siderecl the matter and was int | repared to rx
|-r.s> ;,? opinion "Just now." Bret, his words.
?I BBS -nioyinir .h-rimm Opera, and I shall
smut time to think this matter over bel. __C_
presr .'nj my views.*'
ur RR POBSABYAM "Nathan, niF. WIER"
An extremed l_rae audlsnre BaaaasbM last atgkl at tie
. I hestre to witness Herr l'OT?_rf? t?_Bl _aaa_taa_e IB
th a) (our, tr; as '" Naman, ths Wise." Imaetaff* iir*m? et (kal
name is losked upsn by tha Oer nans as ? ?nataraseea bal
weaM aerar be aa aeeeataS hr a_s_i_sa-aae?kiaa aaauaaeea.
It Is a:.-i:o?t iIct? I of net ion r there ls ? ar. ely m,y Ure In
tsresi in lt, ui.tl ut the i nd the heio nun in lorne hit, eyer thnt
Matt re brother and sister. The Balam is supposed to lake
place ..t Hit-1 idc of lbs Crusades snd the famous "Suliaa
kaladni ? plays a ralher cornlea' part
inn. tho w|s? " is aruh jewel Jeeaaalam Be kai
arti.;;, iai broti.iit up a C'hrlstiao _nrl. who. when crown
to wo noiiiixKi, is rescue I from a lire bv a taaac Xalgbt
-r-MB-B. o. Tka Jew seeks out the Teteplsr arba spurns hrs
tlisiksanl .r.titut-. nut ls attracted brilia beaury of ihe
Irtrl. n..?, asbe'ore ?tated, turnTOut te bs his sister. In the
SSBSaas. tho play Natliau recuai tua famous lecen.l nf lbs
thie. i,i,_?. _;i #f ,yua, T_|(J# M| imtmty, vti.,clt
a?_ s,pp,__,i to iypltT Uj, Mntit,?t j,HUl, _ml
thrisiuu rsligions. ii,rr possart in..d_ a rary
se-rtarstisllsa-riaaj DKurs. aat aaa strong rn ins
Ua.isinb,, M- .ioypucity; but all bis a .illly waa
?aa.ua: wialnsiDg much His or spirit iUM> the play, lils
If ethan ls a oompaoloapl. tura to bia Rabbi la " Freaaii
ruts." wita Uss humor but roora dignity.
Marte Hook tasked pretty aad acted gracefully as the
adopted d lichter, and l-aiiu Heller croats! eonsldersbi
afoussmeal as ber nurse. The piece was weil sci lu eu tu ely
nsw acsnsry.
TUE SBERltF'S JURORS DINE.
ELOQUENCE AND MUSIC AT THKIlt ANNUAL III'
UMON.
The members of the First Pansl of the Bherift's Jury
entertained Meir friends ami themselves at their nunuul
dinner at I.eluiomco's last erenlng. The number of
guests was skilfully gauged to the capacity of the
iliulng-biill. aud there was no rrowditiK or nlscomfurt.
As souvenirs artistically decorated bills of fare were
carried away by ali present. Delmnutoo had provlued a
sumptuom list of dishes and winos. Judge Hrady pre?
sided wltti his unfailing grace and chiinn, and his witty
sallies were keenly en'oyed. At the table of honor with
bim were HIienB Graut, Judges V ,u Urunt Patterson
and Lawrence. Colonel Ingersoll nnd others. Heated nt
the oilier tables were rx-Judgos Davis and Honnhue,
Daniel Douglicrty, Dr. .tunney, J, Frazer, Dr. Bradley.
United f-tates District Attorney Walker, Henry A.
Rogers, J. Reiver Page, Adnu fr* lilith. Dr. Tah-ott, O. B.
Rchley. It. II. Halste I. J. P. Tams. lt. M. I kalla way. F. W.
Devnn, J. It. ("unilng, C. H. Hayinoiul. H. M. Pelton, )r..
Dr. John R. Paxton, W, ll. Oe 1 ney, IC. II. Perkins, jr.,
Judge Cowing, Judge J. P. Duly. J. O. Bleveus, J. M.
Howers aral many other nell kn .wu men. 1'he commit
tee of arrangements fur the dlnnai was compose 1 of
A. II. Carder. \ D. Unilerhlll, Joseph Ptriithers, A. D.
Thompson, T. Chatterton and P. M. Millspaugh, and well
they lille,! their parts.
Dr. Talcott was flret. called upon by Judge Brady and
lndulgixl In brilliant flights of fancy, later _nvli g ainus
lug reminiscence's. Colonel Ini-rrs'ill told a satlr'cal
story from the Japanese. In winch priests, shrlaes and
superstitions were ri.ll.nit. I nu I 1'e.i-tnu wai exalted its
tbe only divinity w.riliv of worship. Thi- Inflamed the
sent of the Kev. Dr. John li. ration, and down he came
like a bold crusader and riding full tilt at Colonel
Ingersoll clanged his soundlm* spear against Ihe
doughty Colonel's shield, ile paid glowing tributes to
Faith, Helier and the holy passion of the martyrs and tue
salute. The sympathies of be audience were plalely
with tbe defender of tho faith lather than with the
i'giiostlo ebmnplon. Turning from grave to gny Dr.
Paxton set, bis Hearers whirling In a (rule of laughter hy
his Ironical description of the teuip'atlons of bald
neaded old age In the metropolis, anti proposed the
formutlon nf an Old Men's Christian Association as far
more necessary for the guidance and reformation of
thinly tiirticiiwd p tee linn yum g men's assoclittliins
were for restraining nnd illrectln.' earnest yoting mau
fresh from the fireside and the hallowed associations of
home.
Daniel Dnughorty Mnd John II. Bird contributed
effective recitations ani Marshall P. Wil le- sinmk tbe
roon with the laughter Blotted nv lils iirmitible fun.
There was plenty of excellent iii isle, both Vocal Bad ln
sii uineniul, ami also some acceptable additional oratory.
LIFE INSURANCE MEN TAKING RISKS
KNDIvO A BiSIXKSt MEKTIXU Willi A IHNNKR? A
I.I.K.HT OUTLOOK.
The L'fe In-ttranee A.._orla*lon of New York luid lu
niontlily mooting at Ihe Hotel Hr nn-wu lt yesterday
and dosed the proceedings with a dinner In the even?
ing. 1 harlft ll. l{ii>uond. ni the Mutual Ula of New
York, i.t the prceldenl : Clfortl '-'.r-ie, ol MaeeaekaaeCta
Mutual, vice-preyrUlcnt; rhinitis 8. Dunwell, of the
llbi'hahii-o lila, the Hicietary, and George I*. Hadley,
of tho liiooklyn Life, the Irea-urer .Milong ether
menibam jut-cut were Qeorga P, Haskell, ol th Kew
York Ufo; ll. Blade, of the B__-_____ii_aett6 Mutual;
Dr. Leslie D. Ward, vice pie-dept and John B.
Lunger, manager ?- ibo l'liideniial ; William Duli her,
teem 'ir\ of tho Brooklyn Life; TtlilM Hkkdgett, ol tho
Equitablei Aivah Vt. Brown, ol Uta Matnal Life;
J. D. J. lirl.s'ol, of tin- .North \Ve-lern , IL Luidsley and
A. lt. Abernathy, of the Pbenit; ll. \v. Alien, al Ike
Union Mutual, of Maine: il. W. laington, of tho
Mutual Hone.it ol Newark; lt. J. Murray, ol tho
Provident lita ami Trout.
Among the gueata, Colonel I. li. 0. Whiting, editor of
"Tho An.ci nan l.xcuan-e and Review," of Philadelphia ;
'" Grandpa" 1.ansi,rn, editor of "The liosion Mand-nd ;'"
Clllford TiioiHp on, of "The Spectator," and OL A.
lie-Itt. of "Tho Chicago Argie." A full Interchange
of view- ob the subject re.nlted in tho adoption of a
resolution amending the bj lu.'- M a.- to make hitherto
a soelate members active members of the a-i-m-ia iou.
'Ibis change Ih rxpnrw.1 lurg' ly to InerOBM Hie incin
beraklp and latereot In tba tirganl_aia-__ ono .1 Hie
princ p:il objects In view ls tbe abolition of Ike rebate
system Tke Ho.inn tits UnO>iwillan- Aaso-saHon,
a sbullar body, bas suem At l in .- I ? t tag Ike passags of
a lan In Maaseehueetti doing away arith tke syoten
In ihat Btate und impo-iug a line of 0500 upon Bfenta
for accept mg premiums under tke regular ratcT. ino
lino i unlit ol a liku legal remedy will be tonghi In
2\c w-York.
i'rc-nl.iit Raymond occupied the head of tba tabla
nt dunnee ami acted a.- utai-tmaeter. The dui icm of
tba Ut named p'-lllon li p'lioiini.l in a highly
buasoroua vu Tani- and skilful way, Inter, p-ising the
exei-Msea, s> ha called upon one member ni er another
to n.-p. id With u M ni i f inn and .in'elite will, h In
dloated a thorough acquaintance arith both the Hts in
eutaaee bualnasa and the e. cent nellie, ol the mom
ber? around itv board. Vlee-Pretl-toal Moree. Mr.
Hayden, Dr. Ward ami Dr. stillman related their ex?
perience, regarding the dangr- atietick.nl upon 1 male
l-i-K-. Mr. Ital.lt -'ive a historic account of inala
and triumph! of life Im-ai-anee In Bo-ton, cal lins atten?
tion to Ibe fa't that Ihe mon pieaenl repreaenlcd
ali hundred millions of dollar-, predicted great ra
aults ti-otn lita ne* era if onion !_;__> companlonsblp
Upon which thc a -onstloI. bad euler d.
'the annum meetlns and -tort, n will be held at the
Hotel Brunasriek on ftobruaiy MB.
MIL CHAMBERLAIN DENIES A TIMOR.
UK WILL NOT 5L*( ("KUI LiiKD LAN BDOWKI ASOOV
litvfill-lil'.Ni RAI. OS ( ANAH -.
Wasiiimjtcis, Jun. 84 (-bserlai)-?-loaeph Chamber
lain wa., br-sleged lo-nigbl with numerons Inqulrlea as
to the report that ho would succeed i.ord Lansdowne
as OoTernor-Oeneral af canada. An Ban.-i-neemcnl
to thi. effect wns published In the evening papers, al
laged ta >iavft ci me from a waU-attolal Booree at ?>t
tav a. the capital. The dispatch was sent to Mr.
Chamberlain's room in t>l<.lit with a i-cipir-,1 that ho
express hniiTeif on the subject His private aeeretary
Mr Haycock returned it with the following mensago
written on the back of the can): " PoMiively without
any foundation." _
PEATE OW MRS. GARRETT RCA CU.
Mrs. (Jatrett Poach died on Monday ar her home, *\"n.
245 West seventy lift hst. She was tho daughter of
Join Coleman an old and well known ro.siilent of
Brooklyn, and v-.-ls married to Mr. Poach about fifteen
yean aga Mrs. Poach will lie bi.ried in Grceawaod,
and Iho funeral will b'- Ci nducted ut her home to mer
rowbj the Kev. Dr. llcChetney al Bt Paul's Met he?
di .t ipi-<?< i ul Church.
ESIERIAISISG (il SERAI. I1CS1ED.
Al MAXS, Jan. Bt teMpttiatU- Ki Speaker lliir-tryl was
tumored with a dinner ;it tho Windsor Keatauraut to?
night, it wa, tendered io him by the nineteen Repub?
lican As-embiymen srtio voted fr him for ("peaker
in the Republican Assembly Cauena. The nineteen
were all present nt the dinner.
A SEW HOSnR Eni; GOYERXOR ZOUBEBUBY,
The I'.xerutlve Committee of the National lyaptin
of Republican Clubs eos pleted its organisation yester?
day by electing Goveraoi Lon ns bury, of Connecticut,
tremurer of the [_r*aguc, norernor Lo limbury l
prealdent of tlie Merchant's Exchange Hank of this city
um! an enthii-.iu-.tic liiemboi of tho nea Republican or
ganlaatloa.
Jens R. BUBB Alt' Alas tn Em; LARCiSY.
Jotm lt. Dunn, tbe lawyer who ban been In LddoW
Btreel Jail for *ovcral months In d'-fault of bad In a
rh.Unit against him to recover Blf-rOOO, which lt
ls aiiepoci that he rcce|\"i from Rickard s. scott, the
d''fatilniK- toller of tbe Hank of the Manhattan (oin
I any, w.i- taken te the court of Oeeeral pmaiona yes
terday io plead to an Indletmenl ebarglag him with
ihe larceny ol the gi60,000. ile pleaded not guilty,
and wac- remanded to Ludlow Si rc-1 .lal. a aarranl
va- left with the wu-i I ? for servite if Iiuun should
Le released. In tho civil snit
WBSYABYIKQ ASH PXBBZIBO IS lill BTEEBY.*BEt
Barah linter, a Btto-Ua-aced woman, waa found ia-t
niL'ht alttmg on a earbatona al seventh ave. and
Twenty-tlftbat., ak! sm I ag wit. cold. lu her anim waa a
Breaaoatae1 aid baba. Witt her waa a boy, her ann.
The family lived iii No. 770 Seveinh-ave., but were aall
to hate bes n iHapeaamrd on saturday for non pu meal
nf rrnt 'Ihe bat had worlicl In n papet anne, rutulm- gi
nar aieek, uni thin was uii Ibe family had io Ure un
Tue mtier. Phillp Hinter, waa n painter. Lneluff bil
work he I.rrnme dcupi.mli nt lind 1.fl home my I BK hs
wouii commit aulciiie. The family were atarrlnr. They
vcr.- careel f..r ami fed by Sergeant Bbeldon, of tim Nine
tuc iii ti 1'ieiiiii t station.
1 illiLLESOED TO DBBATB OB TARl'rr IssiEs
H..>iuv, Jim. _..-Th_ lanfl Befons lungaa.sf rbleh
Hi tiry 1.. Iiercc ls prealdeiii nnd Jhuicm llnemll I cw. ll
?rsl >u-c president hus ekalleaged tte Home Mattel
club io tt joinl public debate na tarli laaaee, tbe time
place .iio spsakan io te Bataally sgraai upon.
-e
SE HI ni's IU SI s 8 OP O, C. H. ir a I. EI ll.
Coaaiao, B. v., Jan. _i.-c aB.Walker.of thin
pince, a member of tl.e Iicinocratic Slate Coiiiinittec. li
lyniK ut ihe puiutof deal .
TAU,El: BUIZDIBOS Em; DEAF MUTEE
TkeAsasetaUaa for the imasw-rad l__a*_rae__m "f Deal
Muto_h_aaililrd4i. aaaa tells UraaLniiding in Lf_liiiion
ava., between Bl ity., erna th ani t-Bty-atgfctt at_. It li for
th* Industrial ileiiarima.t. und Ihe f..n__l ? .enlna took plan
bi-I ereni. t The faWtmmtt euniiitecl of u afcacl addraa- hy tte
cliairrnan of tho lliilldiui; (oin mil leo, a.m. Iloi.loluairli. and
ti.mummil,- et Wmatat by th* m_a__a__, U. urec-nbaraer.
Tl.e aiuallen chlitlren, aboutTanTen ytAtt old. pr.iaauBcud
Wurdi amt aral* Ikom on the taara, eataWag the ijiir-tn.ru
br w.itc hiuj- ihe tnacher'a lipa. ani nevrr made a mlauka.
i he *i.lui b.).:,, had eta roi aaa la gSSSmHf end cheiulitry,
mau. i:,., ,_k l?i ev ju ii-- i ai v,t HUI* *i,._.. j rauiatkably
wall Tha (lol I.oner* cm., for ad .-snrameot dnrtaf _*?
ram wara award*, to Marr H___l. Eaa.e Blaney. Amaadm
Hanulog aud kumusi Lowapbara. A tar tbe ?xei.tar* th*
*-l?itt.t? In-peoied tb* now building, which ooouias ro'.ms
for maul aod wood working, physical enl ohemloil labora?
tories, and sta l it tor drawing, palming and olar modeling
Tbe annex ha* a froolag* of f.uiy-two .eel on Hlx'y eigbtu.
?t? and rues back thlrtyeig.t i*_t it con *'_-?,''00.
?? rn
MR. SEMRLE'S PECULIAR ACTION.
ABANDONING CASES THAT VVK.IlK AITIALEU TO THK
OKNUkAl. TKKM.
Assistant District Attorney MrK.nilo f_-_nple MES
had charge ol thu arguments on appeals for the I'ls
ii-iet Attorney'* offloe for several months, and the
oiiteomo ol two of tho appeal - derided by the General
lorin on -.L/nduy excited much comment yesterdjy as
io Mr. bcnijiiu'H action, iho canes were those ol
.lolui I__ U-iiu, convicted be.ore Judge Oildomloeve ol
abdiiciioii, In s'-ndiiig a joung woman to I'anauia, and
aemeaoad to ?____?? years rn ibo mato i'ri-_,n, and al
Johu tteOratb, who Mu sent lo the State lilsou by
?lii'lg" Cowing, ?n coiivlcJon ol nianslaugliit-i In tbs
_______ dcg.eo. The Judgments aud proee. d.ngs of
the trial murta, In both me cases, wore uuanluiou-.y
aitlimed by thc Cteaaml Terni. Tho trial Judges, how?
ever, lea. ued timi the decisions oi tho General Term
lind been reached "_iihoui any aid In ai giimt-nt by thu
lkisuict Attorney "a repnveiitaHvei, Mr. iSc-mplo, lt
w_a said, h.id gone so lar an tu say tu Uio General
Term Judges thai t'mio rn. eiror lu tho trial ol tho
canon, and that tho TOBTlfltloas should be reverted.
He even wrote tu that e!l_ot to Justice Daniela, ot
nullan., one ol the General Term Justicea In tho
Mci? rath _a_o. In agile 01 .Mr. bomplo'* attitude and
tho arguments ot the lawyer* fur tha do fe nee, the
Genet al ieiin susi allied ibo trial Judge*. Judges Cow?
ing nml CHMeeateafe, When they hoard yes'erday of the
action ut Mr. bcmple, sent foi District-A dorney Fol?
lows and Mr. bempie. Tho act.on of Mr. beinple wi
spohon of us muan', as tho Dutiici-Attorney'* repra
bcuiaiivo In tim i,,ni of a casu uigo. a ermin ruling,
and another reprtaamali*re oi tho kamo ollioo ought
not to abandon the cane beforo ibo App limo Courts.
After a loug convei-.-atiou bet.veou Uio Judges and t ulu
nel I'euows ami Mr. boinpio, Mi. lihou* agreed mat
in both cases tho Milo ol Iho puieoctliluo should bo
_4.rui.giy presented la-luce tho tuuri, 01 App.BM>
Jnugo Giideisiocve raid: " Wo watt sonic w hut siir
prlaed and ind.go..nt when wo heard uf tho matter
.v. ..ionia,), .ur. r-e ..pie is a young lawler, ami BB
paronlly aetod unuci it nuv ow cpi u,u ul his du >. He
auaiitiuoed ihr Do iyoou casa becus", ar, h.- n.ud, he did
not th nil Ihe (rouvin ion shutild -land. Thu uiianl
mona dec-sioo ul ii.- Gctoerai Tmrm win, uiwhudiusllj,
be a v.nilling and ho will lu Un) nu ure du his bust lo
Sustain the pu-,tion taken by tho pro-ociiioii on the
trial und the ruting, of the trial Judge. Mr tSomple a
action might hav.. reettlt__j in harm, but a- the i.eueral
Term han afllini.il ike convictions no injury was done."
Jud go Cow ng aald thai 1 U.-ii i let-Attorney Follows,
and .Mr. rieniplo brui teen gent foi- and it w.is uodcr
ttOO_ that the npp.als in the two ca-es would bn
rigorously greased before the Court ol Appeals. Ho
kvld-d : "'I do not thlnh Mr semple Intruded to do
any barm, but be certainly should have consulted me
before he sent a k-ttor to Just leo IXmlols, telling him
that there sraa error in the trial of the Mc Grath ra.se.
The General Term affirmance of the decision In fhn
McGrath ca-e aught te, convince him "hit lils op nion
Should not be placed above tlint nf the Judge before
whom th" eat. wai trb.l The Judge-, nf the Oeneral
Terni, before whom the appeals arr first teken. have
shown iha" ll .o'' rely much on the dl-cretlnn and Jti-1 _C
, ment o' th" tilde- ? of fli" (oort of Genn-al Pe-Tlnni."
It ls .ad that Mr.. Bempie aW. abandon -1 a case on
appeal fmrn ? conviction bafors Recorder cmvth. hoi
Ihe r__sieral Tenn Justiees unanimously affirmed the
I Judgment._
j MAJOR OBRIEN'S APPOINTEES REJECTED.
TIIF AltUirMFV OP RO-'OV on.Tr.rT TO TIIK NA M TS
n-i>\i_itrn TUf.it.
Boston, Jan. Cl ?The Hoard Bf Aldermen, whick,
this year has a Ilepubllcan majority, has rejected
j Mayor d'Hrien's aomlaatloM of laka Megalre and
! .lohn ll. Daaae, Principal Aaaeeeot-s: Iluch .1. Toland,
BupeHntendent Ol t. imps, and Patrick McGuire, mem?
ber ,,f the Board of Park CemmlstlOBera, and inid
upon the tai.ie the nominations ol John W. McDonald,
Bujierlntendeat of St.is; John R Murphy, member
ol ttie Board ol Fire c, mml st-loners : George I Bab?
bitt, momberoi the ronni of ii._n_, and Thomas
Vf. Dav I--, i nv Burveyor.
FIlCR WIVE- MOUBB HIS ESC \ I'l tn 111 A FIFHI.
St I* ai i . Minn., ian. _- IcSpartal).?A complaint
for absolute dlToree (ron John Wilkins wm flied to?
day tn the Ramsey County Dist rici coori by Ullla B.
wiihins. Bhe alleges thal Joba Wllkim arid lu-r
self fran married al Paguada, Psar., October 26,
1-70, and lived together until OelOher !_T, \rr-7.
ia indus's parents realde la I loveland. Okla, nu
frillier ls said to bo an exiensivo piop
city owue- In thit city and ono of Hie dttreetot.
of tho Standard <>ll Company. Af'er SBSretal
yeas. of el happy mai-ried life wnhins and
his wife came to st Paul, in May, l's-7, he contracted
a marriage wli h Emmi Btotaon, v- ho appa: em ,y brlleve
hlm to Ih. a sin.le tuan A little l_""r be married
another woman named Katie I'm. This d d not satisfy
the wily Wilkins, who soon led to th" altar a woman
named 'French, of tlds civ Hs BBXI v'ctlm wns
one Hattie Bowles. Bach of them marnagm aas
contracted or-dei au assumed name, Last october he
took Emms Kidson and left the cn>, and it ls supposed
they un" now living lu Cleveland. i
ZOUIBYIZI r JOCKEY CI Flt STA A*/-.
I.mi-vii 11 . .Inn MA [tnetial)*-The entries for He
(.pring Stakes of the t,oolTVille JOBkey t lub were pul>
[Uabed lo-day. The elah this y.-ar hns inereaaed the
added money for the sam.) stake- .i.mhi over i,_-t
Mon, and the average stake for the ten day-, arti]
Ibe *i.!7.-i. one Innovation arin I"- the icttiemenl of
nil stakea, except the Derby, oaks, clark and Kentucky
Handicap at tbe end ol each day.
1XJUBED EY i BAIZBOAB ACciDEST.
TBOT, lt. V., Jan '_! In th- nccldcnt on tho Dela?
ware and Hudson Railroad at Baa-terrille, near Balei i,
N. v., yesterday afternoon, eighteen peraaaa were
mora or less Injured, only one. David T. owen, of
i lirldge, k danKerously Injured, and he mny ie
eover. ihe cause of the accident ls not known.
? ^
TRIAL OP THC TAI.LY-SBEET FORGERS.
Ciiii'Miits, Ohie. Jan. "Jl (Vp-ci./l).?After a delay af
mawr twa yaam tba trial of *:-'t,.a taiiv-shaet loners
has betru i ia OelttSSbB*. At th* oeloher ?lection of 18B9
tber*t'irus from the Tklrteeath Ward w.t* cleverly
farrad, bal disc*?ered ia tim*. Tha result was the ?oa
feeeten of a participial in the crime and the IndlctinaBt
of Allen Ct Myers, '" ram" Co.aa, ?? Prod Htenba, '"?-rrt
Meatfemary, CharteeT, Blaeakara and ?thar* for the
crime. Tke Bsoot emlaaat aaaasel kara t'**n amplored
hu binti sbiec. At th* begiBalag ar the trial to-day Judue
Thnrmaa appeared for the Kiata.
r.isit is a MOMOOZ BOOM
The scholars "vere huey arith their studies al noon yee
lanley In (irammai Bebaol No. i, when without sraralng
a li nt of tlie ctilllik' Ol ono of the class rouns fell w nh a
limb. Beretal eMIdraa were thrown to the floor and
ottiers were badly frlu-htened. When the dust settled
I James I.ntld, ate seven, was found to have received a
I severe n'.tlp uo'iiol. Ile aaa leuuived lo Goiivcrnoiir
HoapilaL Cadd lives at Ra 808 Rlringtoa-at
TOXJEB EEOWB AT THE PRODUCE EX OE AX OE
A mini lier of bumurs* men In tl.e raster ll Htstrtoi of ll ri.ok
]TL inane- si .tenn ins y. st frilay akOWIBg I hal Ch fle? r Tnnjei
tn*.| tafcesraarBMaev Iteai then bclt.ru hlsrecpntdliaiHicir
ance. A warrant lui hu arrest In tha e is" of ons "f lil*
cr, Mir,,n wa* -ornir,I kc urn his iiiolli-i seitletl the matter.
Iicpnty ~h*rlfl Lt rum has h*eu liMikin* fur Mr. Tun'** t'>
iii-Ti l.lrn r?r a fi.rln i.hi. lu.! tl.e ma Ku lia* bi ea Brttlixt,
allhourh m.nfllcUl Bullea lin bena niven \ , Mr. I.u I'mu.
Mr. 'iimjes baa set baaa un tim Boot ?f the free Bea I .
skaaae ia asaay a?ilia, la taos ea traaslarrad bia a_s?bac"
sh p nnr- n.an * ye.r ,f ? lint taara ah, a treal many un ur
beit. who tiare ticaslon io r*ine.n!isr huu, bath as a fri*?'l In
iire.t nml as ailelitor. Waaia be Brat became a ireipient-r nf
tl.e t iln ilu|? avc-rrbu.lv was soon to hM .J.-Lit. bal ?h?i. ha
Ult thero the tabla* wara tamed, in ether nairn sur aaa
nba wem ta aerrea fra s IS ta $'iu from h ra tai nm seaway
?inuty hauiloil. hut after h. hm i!r.,;iinl ab .at giaOJOtt la
? I'Ot niall .ns he ??*_.! al.? it StU.Oil* In ? niall amounts. What
bHSioc..* wm br,?k ikaas ameaats ttl nm leah aa ul* as v,ey
wini mamaarskia certiti. alee Brea aa?l nreoi 66.8SS ie
,in 11
61.600 Hut lt was a mistake, mt rep.irtel. lhal tm wi* a
"I., at"; li* wa* a |ier-ntent "4b_U," 111* raslanatlno as
viie.iue-nieiitat th* glam ('..uni,- muna. OseBpeaf sts
BMaikaaga aaaaaralf roiuntary, and ins aeaaaaia wnw
found straight to a psaay.
BOX Him for rn.u\o DEMPSEY.
Coroner I'.ouuay bel.l an lageeel at the llruoklyn Court
-leaae yaataNay la tke aaae at WUlkaa t>*iif_ey, aha ilad
In apr rell?lit ?t lort ll.iinlliou aa s.itur_ar _-?-__ 'ho
evlclenceo' rSiraon llo*ssr. all,, ?? rrwnia\ ins Newsboy.'
showed mm tlmy hil arran.ed wini thor cilled a "'??*?
h?ht," aad eely aaade lesata instead ?f really huting each
other. Hamal Maws badham straaa abm Dampset '?''
amt died. TfceOSt-Oaeael I.r. Hhepurd shewed that ti.ere
were no bruise* sn the hedy ami tl,at dealt was due to shxlt
t_S4 eiSftSSBSet Ik Jury found* TerliCt tn sec.. rame
ana tats aad aaeaeretad Baaaar. The Darsasr iiiirhargad
him.
MROOTTBQ a MUPPOERD RIYAL.
laaaaJ.Eaprm, a weiithT tuuei-keeper of Palm BB,
N. J , haaa hautekeeiiei a mut HiiriT tl?,. years old ari 1 mob
eralaly guollookiug Uar naur 1* Mrs. i.li/.iie'h (tealm
and she is a wiib.w. Poler lyn UH ha* h.eu allen tl?e to 'ha
B clow micetiie daatli nf her hutband and wa* uuiioaito
weil ker When ho lu ird that sh* was going to live with
Kapper hs bugged lier to leave at oire and marry lum. _?!??
refaaadteleB-B _i|.,n ?? - , .. -,, ._ ttntaaasmi i,r ''
a'dy anim confortahle thar* than di* would b*wuh bun.
lu* *? dii.appi.iiit* l 'I ra lill thal k* weat |.< tn* liot*i un
Momlay nlgkl aad TS ll ri Keppel auisl.ln Tyndall dr*w a
i*?oivi r au 1 skol Kapper through Hie Uft han I and lh*n
U*il. Ka-cpar says lh*r* will b* no piasacuUua.
BALLOT REFORM DISCUSSED.
A PAHER BY ALLEN THURNDIKFy RICE.
rill'. EVII.1 or THE LnDQj.Sa IIOU8B EAOtMttBB OUT
?TIIK SP.fRET H ALLOT.
The meeting 0f tho Literary Soolity of tho
ioong Mast's rifisttsg Association lart evening
wns mads es-ienmiiy interesting by tho oppcaranoe
ot Allen Thoimliko Rice, Editor of "The North
Aiiii-ricnn Btrtiew" as one of the speakers. Ile
bim present at tho invitation of tho society and
deli.end an interesti-m a?Mre_i on "Ballot Rc
loim." lt wui tem had with great satisiuciion
bf almost every one except a few ward politicians
of tha old Behool, arho aat in tlie Last row of seats
and shook their beads dolefully at tho remedy
proposed liy the speaker for the crying political
ills of tim day.
The lecture roon* was filled with members
Bad visitors. Pteatdent Ftiefeld presided.
In outlining the lubjeet. Mr. Rice deelareu that
it was eminently dimple, lt dealt with no gen?
eral theories of government, hut merely niun-d
at an equal and fair regulation of the exercise of
franchise, without which any other representa?
tive reforms me vnln. Its importance nnsed it
above all partisan consideration, since lt apjkeoled
tu nil men in favor of ? political progress and
political reform." Then, after -jiving- an account
of his own initiation into the arena of metropoli?
tan politics, he went Into u peneral discussion of
the vote-buying bu iness, in the course of which
he said:
Th* purchase ot t*i?i la th* f'lty of Hair. York ls not al?
way* a retail !.'.*:?. ts lils pta. tc.I al wholesale, sa fre?
quently occur* in the case of tht lodging home Tore. Ul*
?s liam*,I thst there ire 8oS lodging-home* licensee! Id this
city by the Ilealtli lie|iarnnenl. Mr. Ilenrr A dumbleton
who bis elven cons durable attention to this rustier, estimate*
thal tbe lodging-house population of tin* eily on
October 1. l&sfl. wa* 8 p*r rent of tbe en?
tire etty electoral* These honsee *r* refuses of
tramps?purchasable voter* who flock In ehortly befere
elect Ina aud await the highest bidder, iio se men are aften
criminals, ?riav'.tatuig toward the city alter a summer spent
In . a il.tftil occupations. In masy rases the whola vole ef a
lodging house la disposed of In a lump and aellYered under
the t-upi rinlrndence of Ihe louglBir-hoase keeper. These
-rolers are marched to tho polis in a.uad* of two. three anil
four, uii'lor the ii.r.-t trun ot a akilled party worker.
In erder tn secure the proper casting of their ballots these
"independent rettrs" sre then required toelerate the right
hand, ex paning the ballet lu mat poaitlnn until cast. They
generally got about (fi lat Hie Job, but ofien a- much aa MO,
I sm told. On last election dar I mst a worker.who Informed
me with tear* la hi* eves that lt had been
a ramon* day for business, the rotes had had ruo a* high as
ten dollars apiece, " But," saul he, wUlt pride, " I manage I
to get a lew for seven dollars. In a district where I know
atom of the voles brought much more " ll* aooatat io laka
nun S ptiie in th s a. liifseii.nst These things go on under
our i.oses, 7*1 Hutu ls I rite he u In the court* for such cases.
KMBSTISt FKATI'KKSOK THK RKKOKM.
By way of illustrating these remarks Mr. Klee
mentioned some of the obaervationa made by one
of De Iyiincey Nicoli's supporters on election daj
trhioh have alrradi been published, 'ihe rason
tiiil batons of any elllclciit ballot reform, he
maintained, were twofold, and no project of re?
form wits complete t imt, did noi cover both.
These he stated and elaborated as follows:
Mr*i, in* crtii.n asa's kaaoey mnat eaaea to ne an essential
factor; absolute serrery of the byllot must be Insured,
lites.- al,i.ii,,I be our I Wo goals, if we priu_i?e ta reach anr r.i
lomi at ail A* lung aa ci,il],'ates are are ico,u>rrrt to furnish
nioner to d?lrar the einenses of elrctiotis, plat so lsng will
there be .ort upi i..n aod systemsllo t.ppusitlon to tlie popular
Villi Just to 1MB SSBf we es .col that the "li*ss,** th* lirll.er
ami Hie "' heeler " will continue to H.. irish and to falsify the
record
One of the mest striking detects in our election lawe
Iles In the fact tl at they assume the existent* of
argaaiaatMSM to patel ami dlMilnute Iii k*ts, to walch
the pells nnd to eiei ni* slmosi e.eiy important pru.
Tun.n or the eleen.ip laws, for while these laws regu?
late tba numil.-i of v.inn; au.l the style of tickets, titer rna,*
nu erm isioi. f*r t.ieir .liairiiiuil.iii lu inetropi.Ilian diatriO ?
th. se eieeasea ar>- so aieaeair* thal no nour miin. ha I he i ka
asiaala e WTekaler, atty axpmt aiat\ maur li,gb otiire in
the gilt o' the prop n ? itliolll uiiirt.... ,111: his elli' lal action
ta advance tn thu parsons, t oiu| ames m of__atset_*_. thit
deft.it hi* ci pei Ma Thi* lsd a one win1.1 ni lune teed lo
destror a rep,ililli an government in A luci i. A oat Miistltnte
th" rule i.i .. mm ni .-r. lui eli.ai. Ines ami political ciiuspir.i' ni
lat the rule *i tn* people.
tiik. raac*a nv bbcbbt ronxo.
ST ate tag Could he a greeter fares than tho present soo ulled
se. in > of H.* bal lol In the trial.'. I am tum thal noone win.
Sae cai elan** weeafcot tire evil* preSaaet by the akeeeeeei
?*t reoT aaa agr*e witti Juhn Stuart Kill In hit advocacy ef
aa ..p u i.a. ut un the item,il thal ac-ciec? implies .lia'rust
?asl Seheoee tee aaeralateadaft ol the mutee iii* iqra__as
or ti. h. in Die Mulish Island*. I reitret aa an American to
cunt.s,. prue, ls th* Tiller littler Uiau our present srateni.
WIMM En.lait.l li.is tittil* Iruin eipe Immy, un.ler a monarchy,
Ani.i., a sicii.I ito M pnncl, le uo.Ur a dem.,, racy
Valli the poor man tan Toi? a- he-___-**_? mle, wiii.out
tin. slightest |,ui.,li lui of d.lecllon, he Will be subject to
thc p sslhla Intliience of his riiipl.yui, kia laiulloi il, or lu*
cree, er, or ol *?n,e orgaiu/.ation. ilia no].cv of w iteh ls often
tteteiod b> con upi eUajaaeer lactasaa Pam every Amen
cm raitt allheal lear, noni we hare aSallaks ? an slai taral
sj-ieiii st. fertile tl peUS__al evil* and *f low inu|uities, de
niociacv wnl be univ a si stein ?! popular itoToiuineni teni
patet bf apei lal inti rt tis ami political i.rtran. 'alum*, -nd so
long shall we I ave but the mrre semhi.iiic.. tu represent..icu.
'J he eora tat en ry ev, l wrou.h' liv un ii laa Irgtal lUea ls fun ml
la the cum poi big power ol eaiiauiened paulie epiuiou. -o
ot er reme.IT wi l prov* eBrctiv* aaa without ll oil other
ie e.,t,s olin un. Hit ih.. a nea* oi h.. ballotaiuatba
Mlpplctn*nt*.| by nuking the leirni . .tie el pea -ea al el -i tl OB
a pu 1.1 ic t har .-e. ai praeoBl 11, ese rlpei.no- ait- hoi ne ny ca li?
lli bim o* mer in?..iii?. All *nch oi-ieaee* should b* * pub.
1 if- charge, and llieu ? vi rv man. i li h ?i poor. Would Stand on
ba c-.j lallly winn SollUlllng the Mintages ol Im lcijw
iii . aaa.
lir.nt hy a r k.i.kc hons.
Bribery at electione Lad been almost stopped
in California and several Western Staten bj a
las* that forbida a \ct'r to exhibit bia ballot
within Im fct ol thc iioUing place, but the scent
hnllot, Mr. Rice believed, would prove oven mom
effective. Honest opposition lo tne proposed law*,
lie added, could only be against some of the de?
tails of tlie nills twit have been offered, not
aciiinst, ilie principles upon whieh the* are based.
ih"nair opposition ea tel* .mmI ls fro n currun! p.iliti.
rlnns aad " tii*?s-iiack ct>n?-rvatlT*s " [ hon-st, prac t ? al
polit'i Ians mrs unaniinotislT tu UTor of the re orm. Nut only
conspicuous nen in all parties hive a Iv,. .-.? 1 : ii- riua-ure.
Put, n.n l>ed br a ?uttl.i.iiit body of popa! ir opinion, tbe alli.
lU'leof the pres* has. during1 the pin your, been Bloat lar.ir
able. It hns resetted the aerteea attention mit enly
of a lama stn; lou of th* pres* ttir.iu.liont tho country.
but ot I tarilta .Vi* Vork Journals or taeh rttlet creels
ai lilli Tam -!. iud Tht YertA, Ihe Time*, Th- .Viyi ani
The Stnndttrtt. If public opinion is truly ratlerted br the
press, then a pr,ipar b.II shuni I ba speedily and vigorously
forced tu enactment. We do no w tel * lull thal will deal
more ?w*cpiu.iy than aoceesary with eatabllahed eastaaii
Wr want it la m.iki. as little i hau|re ns possible un ter tke cir?
cumstances.
The question waa discussed after Mr. Bice's de?
parture by the following members of tbe society:
tliiiTi.."!! Kowen*, John li. Anderson, Georgi- ll.
Richards, Im ll. Brainerd, William Armstrong,
1'. Augualua Whiting, Jasper T. Goodwin, Ernest
Frcund nti'l Chauncey S. S. Miller.
WHY CHARLES COULDN'T MARRY BANNAH
UK WAS BUSY (ill UNO ON TIIK PAM POUCI
KiiitcK?nr.i.D ron r.itAMk LanCBMT.
Ii.."e,?live Curry, nf Ito Mulberry st. *,|U,ul, yester?
day arrested Ckarlm McCarthy, ? kandeaam young Irish?
man, vim wns chanted with obtiilhin_r tf-OO from
Bannah asea, ?*f Ka. itu BaatOa. kBBdre.-Bad-fonrth
st.. limier false pretences Mi-? --heil _;ild MeCartky hail
aiatntaad <> asarry her ami bad ______ tts the money to
buy ;i nea uniform, laying tkat ba had bees appointed a
Park poii.ein.iii. After he gat ihe money h. dlaappeaicl
frini H.irlcin. but sin- traced Sits to tie fourteenth
Wari nti'l aaeertalaed thal be bad deeelvad her. Ile was
arraigned la the lomhs Police Canrt In tha afternoon.
i ierc lt appeared that Hann.iii Bad "'burles had worked
together la Ibo annie tailor shop about a year aga
Hannah ls thirty nine Tears aid aad McCarthy thirty.
Uro. Me proposed tn .riM.e to her aad '"i'l her that he
must I. iva |880 wita wkleh ta get a- pall " on ? Bellly
ina nunile! m." la erdec to ix-put on the force. A week
nco .lu- drew $300 oat ol Ike Etale-raat Bat inga Bank
and aave McCarthy MAIMO. The other gDO abe Intended
io spin.i iii arr pat allon fm the-niilinK. Mecarthr
watt hei ii receipt for the atone). After he hud pul the
ii.oi ev Hannah Mia Me. Bltkj W.pt pnttm _ ott the wei b
(Iinii <?_?? time ho smis nndemolna. he saw. a tiru
Hen tee exftmltiiitlon, which made hun nervous An?
other time he said that he had been appointed a 1 ark
policeman, but belora ?oiiiu BB duty he and several
i.tbeis loni to Imp nroui.il ii lat ie room on one lr it for
three hours evrrv day. Ile WllM never ?l married
until Ike hopplaa wu* eaded. At len.;h he bopped ont
of Hannahs sljlit. In imni Mri arthy saul that
Baaask offered bin Ihe money to many brr. and thal
he was willinir to do lt. Hut liMiinnh refuseil to hear ol
lt. ant sahl that she wa* plod to RBI rid of such a rascal.
Mccarthy wu* held tn . 1.ooo ball for fiencral Sessions
on thc charge of grund larceny.
nu: i sii.irrY ni siiwick church.
The trim bb a In the ___akwleS atidiii lomtresationa
Church,In Ilroullrn, canssd uy the tailor* of the !n*iub. rs t*
agree ceeeetalag Ike Bat. Arttniribesier. who ha* been th*
pastor lot ? Tear or moro, were ?ubmltied yesterday after
noun toaiuuiiiil c.ailed by *oin* of tb* opi.oo*at* ol Mr.
i iit-u.r of tim _naaSaeeebatebee aafeat m ka r?ar?s*ntod
by psst.Tami delef its. lon were present, aroona tham belna
Plymouth. Puritan. Koc,h*ster Aveou*, Park. I.e* atoiiuo
and New i.ii(laud. Th* Her. Ur. William Kincaid BteS-dei
ami the sfierneou wa* occuplad la effarte to induce Mr
Ofcastat to *r*r** lhat th* rouar.ll ?bonI.l b* a ma mal ob* In
?i?id i. f ?i p aro-. A eaaiffllie* compased of Pr>fes?'.r ll W.
luymunt, th* iu>r. Ur*. Powell an I Iii?"*r?ell. A A.Hi.rar
tat tha Uer. H. ll. HillKUy flualf lntiuel both partie-to
-*r*e t* tub-nit the goonoo to th* connell, whathat Mr.
0_.-_t*r wa* or waa not panter ot tn* ch ur ch, which lt at tba
root of the wuolo tr_u.il*. Dr. J. o. Ho-ert., A. A. tomat and
he Rer. m. a >!n__?__ were apoolnted to ooottter the doo.
tnmentary*Tldeacea_d r.e.rt ai ea adjournad sessloa next
Tao .day.
O ItITUA RY.
COLONF.L C. W_ MOULTON.
Colonel 0. W. Moulton, whose death at the Hotel
Arno waa reported In Thb Tkibinp. yeaterday. had
been slok with congestion of the brain lor about two
weei... ne had had some trouble with his head lor
nea, ly a year, but the first serious attack came about
Mire, weoka ago when he loll unconscious |ji the street.
He waa taken to his home at the Arno, and recovered
for a time. About two weeks ago, however, he had
another attack, from which he dbl not recover. For
tho last Ave days previous to his death he lay In an
unconscious state, knowing no one. The end came
at about Ham. yesterday and so quietly that the
transition from life to death waa seaiceiy perceptible.
Ills wife, his eon, Sherman Moulton, amt wife, hta
daughters, Mrs. II. R. l'robaseo, and Mrs. VV. J. llalde
man. Professor Janeway. Dr. H. C. Coe, and a nurse
were present when he died. Ills brother-in-law, Gen?
eral Sherman reached the bedside a few minutes after
he died, ami a third dam-liter, Mrs. Ct II. Rockwell,
reached the city from Kort Supply, Indian Territory,
yesterday morning, too late to see her father before
his death. It had been decided to take tho body to
Ohio for burial and preparations were Immediately made
for this purpose. During the day a great number of
friends of Colonel Moulton called to express their
sympathy with the bereaved family, among them being
many me mtiers of tho Ohio Society, of which he waa a
rlce-presltlcMit. Many telegrams of condolence were
also recolveiL At 0 o'clock last evening, the body, In
charge of the family, left the city over fhe New-York
Central Railroad In a s*>eclal car provided for them by
President TVpev Tho funeral will take place to?
morrow morning at Glendale, Oh'o.
Colonel Moulton arm born In Medina County, Ohio,
on December 10, 1830. Ills father was a farmer and
their home was about thirty miles from Cleveland,
which was tho chief market place for their products.
Ile was educated In the country school at. his home and
In tho Brooklyn Academy, an Institution In what ls
now a suburb of Cleveland. He was for a time clerk
In a country store In the town of Medina, but soon
went to Cleveland, whero he was engaged as clerk In
(lie dry-goods house of C. C. Carleton. Ile took this
position to secure money to pay his expen.ei while
studying law. Ile was offered a vartnershlp by Mr.
Carlet QB to Induce him to give up the ?profession of law,
but refused the offer. Ile waa admitted to practical
law when Just twenty-one years of at?, and
went to Mansfield, Richland County, to begin Its
practice. There h? met his wife, who was Miss France.
KhTnian, sister of Oaaaml W. T. Sherman and Senatur
John T. Sherman, of Ohio.
After remaining a short time at Mansfield. Colonel
Moulton went to Toledo, to accept a partnership with
George R. Haynes, (in the hreaklng ont of the war ho
was In June. IMtl, appointed Quartermaster of Ohio
Volunteers 8nd served in West Virginia under (lem-ral
McClellan and afterward with C.enernls Reynolds, I-Ye
mont, Pope and others. When the heavy movements
In Tennessee, and the Southwest were begun he waa
appointed to a Lieutenant-Colonelcy tn the regular
army and went to Cincinnati as asslsfanf to Assistant
Quartermaster Oeneral Swords. In this position, dur?
ing 1-usn nnd tai-, when he was made Colonel, he had
charge nf the purchasing of all the supplies for the
nrniv In that region lt amounted to aa much as
lt? 10'ooo.OOO In a single month and averaged half that
amount monthly the year mund. His depot s-'pplled
the armv under Oranf In the Vicksburg campaign snd
Slierman on the March to the Sea In 11.(14 he had
sole charge of (hts depot nf supplies, which authority
he held to the rinse nf the war.
Ia I8A6. Colonel Moulton" resumed the practice of
law at Cincinnati. lits partner wa' .lodge M. II.
Tilden. Then he waa tbe partner of Warner M. Rate
man, but the firm was dissolved when Mr Bateman
was made ntatriet-Attorney, and the law firm of
Moulton A- f/svy was formed, which Still exists. Sev?
eral yenrs ncr,. Colonel Moulton became aCqi Hinted with
Treasury Dennetm?nt mles and practice while John
Sherman was Scvretarv of the Treasury, beean to be
called Into revenue. In.ui ance and admiralty ra-e. In
Ike federal Courts, wlih-h necessitated hts njieiitng an
effie* Ip Vee-Vork and he eventually came here to live.
Ills practice was extensive, among the relehrnted eaflM
w'th which he was connected bein;: the Louisiana
lottery, tobacco ring, whiskey tax ami plank-mad dis?
tillery eases. Ills partner fn (test York was hts only
son. Sherman Moulton. There ate flue.- daughters,
Mrs. H. R. Prohaseo nml Mrs. w, j. RalaVmaa. of
Cincinnati, and Mrs. Colonel C. H. Rockwell, whose
ind was recently Quartermaster at Weal Pol nt,
bul It now at at toned In the Indian Terr-lory.
colonel Moulton wa. an eames! Republican vet
never made enemies bv his partisanship. Ile Wis
r.-ni/"d at the Republican National Conventions of
IBM, t-_ii ntid 1--t n- belita the spoke.man for
Senator Sherman and having charge nf the canvass for
bis nomination for President. In 1870, he went sooth
as a v'stt'ng statesman tn watch th? count In UMllslana
Ile was warm-hearted, genial, eeenmmodatlnt amt wen
liked as a man. ile waa a member of the Republican
Club.
JOHN FOWTXR, JP.
John Powter, Jr., age slxtv-aeyen. dbd from RrlgM's
gfaeaae at St Luke's Hospital on Monday. ne was
a lawyer and wits graduated from Columbia College,
heine for a m-mber of years associated with Cou tert
Rrnikera. ile was aoaaa time ago one of General
Rhaier'a staff officers, ranking as oolonel. Mr. Powiee
leaves three children. The funeral took p|ac.> yi-ster
diy, the burial being al Woodlawn Cemetery.
Vlsi ((INT DAS NOCtTRAS.
W.-niviriiiN. Jan. Bf C./I.. i.t.i.-Vlsroiint Pas Nogul
rm, the Portuguese Minister.died at kia homo in thu
city this mottling of blood poisoning in the -\iy
fourth year of his age. ills wife ami one son aro In
('Bria, the (lati'.'litor In Italy ami two sons are In
Ibis country.
Viscount Has Koqnirat was born In the Island of
Madeira Ho was appointed Minister to America In
I-T- by Hon Louis 1. Ho wm tho representative of
Portugal lu Mexico, which position he combined with
that of resident Minister In America, holding both
poolttons at the limo of lils death. He held many
Implicant positions of trust under the (jovoiniiieut of
Portugal, and represented that country In rem,
spain, I ra/.il and l'urls prior to his coming to Amer
li a. Ills Wife has been telegraphed as to what dis?
posion theil tie made nf the body, whi; lier lt ls her
???Mi that lt. shall be burled here or taken to Franco.
Ills death was an unexpected event. Although
ho had been sick for some lime, ho waa not thought
to ho In any serious danger.
--?_?
F. C. BBIOBTLT.
Pun.auki-I'IHA, Jua. 24 (Special).?E. C. llrlgbtly, ef
flerniantnwa. died thi* afternoon at tba age of eighty
years. Ile wm un active niambar ef tha bar but fora
t'.uie had b**n prevented from practlaliig ty an acth*
literary life. Hit library I* ant only large but coatalas
authorities on law not faund lu tba public libraries or
the Historical 8Briety*a library. Amaag the rare keeke
ur* two voluiaes of etd statute laws af Pennsylyaaia
printed by Aadrew Bradford, The Htiterlcal Society
offered him $2.ooo for the .? two hoeks btu the offer waa
ie';,-., ile was tke eather ef a nu** ber or works that
bave |>i'i>yed ef conn dei.tilla yuille. Anion!? them ace
"' llrlfhtly ob Coate," '* I'.rl.htly oa Nisi Print kepari*."
" HrlL'htly on Kiptlry." " liltest af United .-Hate* law*.'*
"Ingest al I'lilted Stat** Incisions," and " Krlgutly'a
l.ltctlot < a-r-." Il* was ?dlternf ?? Purdtn"! Iklgeti,"
a New-York .l]_-r* .t of tensions, a Sew-York Court of Ap?
peals report aad l railed Stat** raptrtt.
LADY SACKVILLE.
I.onikin. Jan. 24.?Lady Sackville, a sister-in-law of
Sir Monal Parkvilla West. RritUS Minlsttr at Washing?
ton, died suddenly to-day of baart disease.
Lady .-aclu iii.- wat the steen 1 wife of Haran Sackville
and was the daughter of l li .rles Wilson Faber. She
mari ied Mortimer Sackville- West, a sou af Karl Helawarr
aad kretkeref Sir Lionel Sackville West, lu 1873, turee
year* before he wa* made Bama Sackville. She leave*
no obildrau.
mt
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
POUT 07ltB-e.TOBK.TUKSDAY. JAN. 24, 1688
AllltlVl.ll.
Steamer Rnrla (Oeri. Aller*, llamtiurg Jan 9, Havr. 12,
wiiti m i_t> amt patstaaart lo atsaaartt * co.
steamer t'lty.if Augusta. lUiaenne, Saranuah, 3 d-iy*,
w nb iinlSB and ?M-ueiie'DM Ui II L Waiker.
IHE WEATHER RE POUT.
i,?r_iis-it'sr [n"ihj .nov-i-f nt _ l noun..
WiannrBTTtT. Jan 26.?Pat Southern New-F.nglanA
nml Baatera New-Y*rl*. warmer, fair weather fellowed
by ttow. fresh te brisk, high oa tha caast, aorthwesterly
wiad* dimlnUhlng la force, beceailng southeasterly.
lor Baatera Paaaaylvaala and Kew-jersey, warmer,
fair waatlicr. frc ih to brisk narthwesurly wind* baceai
lag ttuthea-tcrly.
For W?tt*rn I'aansylvanla and Westarn New-York,
warmer, euow, fresh to brisk touthtastarly wladt.
TltlBCNl
'llOCR. Mc__t,i_j
LOCAL oiisKitvvTK)v_T
In tbe eikgian' a nm lui aunt iin*> ehowe tb* haiometrtr flue
tunion* reetert-y. B*..i>*erv*ct ?t th* I nlted Rial** Kitnal
service utatioo In tht* city Th* _*__?? tO'Hcai* tlie tempara
tare noted *l M ututl't f ai mary, 216 Brtadway.
Taiubsa Ot-PtCtB. Jan. '2S--1 a ai.?Tha skies ctssr*d
early - * - ?*. aad a ... . ? ily -.ada prevailed until
nicki whou they abated sainewliat- The toiaiieratura
ranged between 7*aad 81*,Ike urerage illP.j'i belaf
".'ti7*-' lewer lb.a ?n tht rarreriptading ilny lust year
ana 1 W higher thaa on Momluy.
In and ntar thu elly leda* thara will 11.eb_.bl7 he
fair -Teether, crowing oloady, pettlDly fellowsd hf taara
rislag temperature.
m
DBISOOLL QUIETLY BURIED.
The body of Daniel Driscoll, who waa hanged an
Monday In the Tombs, was taken to Calvary Carnets.*-*
yesterday, and after a simple ('afhollo service In Hal
little chapel wu burled bealde the graves of kia fat bag
and his child. The friends of the dead Whyo acted
wisely and In accordance with hit own et pres ut.
w"sh in carefully avoiding all publicity after the body
Lad been delivered to them. No one except Ms relay*
tl-*ea and one or two friends saw tbe body while lt lag
In the undertaker's shop In Pearl st Three cirri agaa
containing Driscoll'! wife, child, mother and brother,
followed the hoarse to the grave. There bad been a
dispute between PrlscoH's wife and mother over tka
holding of ibe wake and the place of burial, but R
waa settled by the wife yielding to the mothar la
sverythlng.
-"Then Yeer 1,1 var ls Ont ef Ort*r ase Dr. Jayne's "ana.
live c..:? aud yan will rationally astltt tht* er.a* ta
?eg?in a h* _lthy coatitien. aad gat rid of many dUtrata
Ing symptonia.
? m
DIED.
"?':?_? .y*.Tn, __!!____* !fc J*??a?**y rt, ot typh.id r*v_e,
Jo?ep_ V-riT.il Baldwin, only sod <>r th* key __M_____t __
p?",,_-,,n."_.1 .B*""r,B" ?'?'1 17 '"'" sat ? months.
rn__r?l _t St. Jame* chnreli. Keene, Wed*e*S?f. 28 th tata
Interment at N.w.Haven. Conn., on Th.rsrt*-.
B*T'. S-At38_s?"th fortland ave.. Brooklya, of diphtheria,
on T i*i I ,r J?nn*rv ??, Clara Crane, seeoad taiwkttr el
lltrryO ant Car.lln* C. Hate., _?__ 8 yeera ?u<u,,r ?
Fnn*ral anveas, /?_????
i-T__t__?7Hr_--_-f--S *?-Te_*flay, tlth tatt. Kinnie,
wire of J Willum Burna
r'?\r*_ *?'***. ,r"_i th* '?"fanne *f h*r gr. nd., ot I, se.
Mit. Andrew Dray, Merrit tva. 'i o'tloeh .horsier allots
Min. 2l.th tist.
Bom
CHaPMAN-At M*dl*?n. X. J., en Munday, January rt.
Mary K., wif*n' Oeorc* Chapman. ^
Fnneral from her lat* resldtto* an Thursday afternoon aB
rarriare* will a* walting on the arrival of 16 .'elect train
from New york.
COCHRAN-Al the r*.'.ct?_ce other aratdfathtr. Rebert
Carter, on snndav, J?tnary ?2. of *e*rlet f*ver. Anita
Wunama, daaghter of Anni* Carter and tht lat* K*v.
T. W. Cochran, arts 2 v*art.
Informant at Mtn.lhatn. BT. J.
CORBtt.UK? Soddenly, on Tn**day. Jannarv 54 Deli* j.
Corbie re, tanghtar of Pella A. and th* lat* Wi.lum A.
Ostatiea
Fnneryi at Rennlnrten, Vt.
HF.niJKR-At Havtrstraw. It Y., January 23, USB
Phta?a_ It-__?r In hit s < 1 v*ar.
Fnn*rai **rvi**s at _?, E. Cknroh. Tlaveritraw Village.
W?.1n*-rt?y, Jannarv IS, at I ItM a m.
Cotchas withe tn watt'nia-f?r nt ming train at ri .ive-?? raw
sty tia*, iuh Sher* Bitli-aad.
IIOWK-Athl* late residence, F.IUab* h. S3., Tue*dar.
January 'it. issi. Atigmtu* Howe, tt. '
N*tic**r 'tnerai tttrtefsaa
JELLIFFE-On Sanday. Januarr 22, Sam nt I O Jellitta
? ned 80 year*.
Funeral athis lat* residence, 141*t_*. and Bentevard. na
W edee*.av. th* 2Mb inst, a 'i ovl.ok o. in Ke!?fIva]
nat fn*nd- ?re invited to attend without further notice.
Intertaaat at convenience nf f* nilr
The Altmnl of the Bi-hnel af th* Collegiate Reformeg
Tkntch Chnrch are Invite 1 to r?tt*nt tk* fmeri.1 of our late
aateriate. Hamnet (1. Jelllffe, as ce?
cil MILKS) RUSTON, President.
TS1.AC A Otrriso, Secretary.
JKsuP-tt Southport, Com. Januarr 23, lHsi, Julie F_
wlf* *f the I _te Ebenezer Ie .un
Fnneral eervlc** at her 1st* rtsidenc*. Southport, ta
W*t??s,1ir. 1*n'i*rv 2S. at'2 i. n.
Intermeat st convenience of the family.
KEW R-In Fort Worth. Tessa January 2_. Marv Fd warda,
rt?*_iiter n'tti^ ut* Lucia Hamilton aud Ike Rev. (leon**
Kerr, LL T).
APeay a d Flmlra piper. ?l*_se copy.
tOtT!S'_i*.f-RY-At I*..rt <h.'*tar, V. Y. at the residence af
lils father, fohn W. Lona .bury, on th* 24th ot January,
Cienrg* lt. f.ennshnrv. a**1 3tfy*ars, 4 month*.
Ifottr* of 'ni ti hereafter.
MCADAM-On Mon Nv, January 2:1. Roger Rowkne*
M.- Adani, roiingest **n of Drnham and Marys. M. Adnu.
av* I 7 v?irs. I
F'lnera ag- vice* at li*mo, 30-i West 20lh.tr.. Wctnostay, at
1 '.'c!*olr.
Utica pusers pierro rant.
MOrLTOlt*?At No. 1. Wetk ?lfh st. New-Yo-lc Cltr. Jana.
arv 24. I"---", at ri . n , of con ve?tlon of the liraln. Colon*!
Charles W Moulton. teed ST year*.
Fnneral fro a hi* lat* heme, uen.'a'*. Ohio, on Thurs,Uf
mernlne.
Claelioatl. Wnihington and Chlcaco [ia-i*rs p ease emf
R() ICU -On Mmdiy. .U'inirr SB, of pneunioula. Mirr
1'o'cmi''. beloved ?ife if (lirrett Roach.
Relatives an 1 frt*n ls are resp i-t,'i'l r Invitel tn arrana tbs
fitii.r. fri ii ti.-r lat* r*si 1*nce. No. 24'. \\'..-t 7,'itli st.. 00
Ttinri-laT morton*. Tannarv ld, at ll a. m.
Interment In tireen woe. L
RF.ro rt -On rae*la* mnrnrac, .T.mnarv 24 Charles A,
yann rest *?? of t*.i lat? 7.tn; Bseet*. at thu "r
gaaara ? ?-??? ia* -titi be halt it Sis lat* residence. No. 5|
East 31th st., on Thara lar, 24th ines, at 10 telnet a. ta.
SMITH - \f theres! 1*f? of tn- tither in-law. Best**! ?_?>
per White P sins N. Y.. on January -M. l-HS William A.
Smith, acei 41 rears
Fiia_r?! 'f, i rhe Memorial M. E. dur. . ea We Ines liy,
linn irv g8 IHA*. at 1 SO n -n
Carrlaget will meet ta* ll ito train from Oran I Contra
M?..i.
8MITfT~On S1tnrd.1v. fannsri- 21 of ili|.hlli.rt*. ar rhe
r*-H?nc? ..f hi. parent*. o:t7 ^f .'Mun ave. Hewart ftnyk
inn of lleUrv F. and Kinma Louise Bail IB, ac* I 7 fSBftL
Funeral liri v it*.
SOCTHWnuril-At tho Windsor Hoktl, In thi. city, ea
Monday, lannirr '-'-' Emllv M., wife of Edward Well*
? ontliw nil. af th:i city.
Fanerai **rvic*s on W?l?a< lu niorniaT. the '.'Sri. Inst, it
11 io*, io't. at ni* dniren of tim laoeaalaa, ttk_ave.aal
tom ?t.
Bur' .1 .' 'i i eonv*?1eni*,. of ttl i famllr.
Nmr.ii-fn mi fiii seuss iisii*ii -it" ii* mawr,
T\I.M \tlV- -'i.1.|*?lv. leith* (Mtv of New. Vork. Satnt-tsy,
.lunn >--r _>1. nornella lt indra, infant I iiigttt.r of John lt.
amt B tnnah H. Tilmag*
VAN DTOIC?la iirooklyn. sanity, amawmtg BM, Henry lt.
Van T)v. k.
Relative- and 'r*ati sro Invital f* attend the funeral fro*
hi* late re*i.i*ii<e. r, spon or riace, Brooklya, -fetaeetaf.
T?nnarv 2">. >t I f, m.
latermenf nf Alli**y.
Kindly omit ?towoi-*.
VAN M sTK it ?At EncIlshrowB, N. f . on Monday. Jnanarw
26 ts.s. M trtraret Van -taler, relict of J..jeth II. Vaa
Mater, in "ie d'if kl von of 1_r i.'?.
Fnsera' survicus at Engll-litowa on TJlursd.iy, 20th Inst,, as
12 -"-sleek.
VAN WOF.UT-Oi Tnat'lay. Januarr 2i, John V. V_n
W..*rt.acc"l "0 rears.
Funeral s_rvir?i at lin tat* r?*llonoe, No. 46 East _5tHJ_,
Thor.day,-.'Sth i ist.. tt'.'ritOn m.
VON BERNI TH?Ot Mun Ur. fan'ttry 2't. of nnenmontiw
Antonio. w.f*of Carl Von Cern I'h. in th* Sith y*ar af
ber ac*.
Funeral fro n her late residence. NowBrlchton Stitei
l*land. on Tl nrsday ni i.-n* :. January 20. at lo 1> o'.ieok.
Please omit niw*r-.
WOODWORTH-nn sunday, Jannary 23. of diphtheria
Hokert K Wotaworth.
Fna*ral r . ?
Gpccinl Notices.
A.- u .Ilii.m P. Hoare. Suciieaeer.
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Bhoutd be read da.ly by ali Interested, u changel mtf
eccur tt any time)
Letters tor rorelRn countries need not ne tpectally at*
*re,Tet for dl-pa ch by *nj particular ttaamer. eteepl wh*a
lt lt desired to send dupllcatee at nankins ant commercial
dnriiiT.cn** MMieft no' -pcclally *u lr.?i -1 being teal by the
t?*teit v at '? avtilthla
Foielco marl, fnr tha we*k endiac January 28 will '.ta
(pron.i.tlv in all ca.osi ?t this atSem ?* foi'.iw . i
WKDN'K.BDAY?Al U a. ia. f T St, ('ron and St. Tbomat,
via st. ( reis, also Wimtwart Isunls dir*ct. par ?(?*?*?
? icu Barracouta; ?t Kl a ?? for Para. Maranliam ant
taara per iteaiuiklp Clenent rat ll ila a. tn fur Europa
par T-.can.siip i ai* ria **oiitlumi>(iiii ami Hn-n.*u. al
1 no a io- for Utiuarar.i direct, per sttimhl* Victoria.
TU a usa \. -Al II! J i v ru far (treat .irltain aod Ireland,
ptr *i*ai??'irp i ellie, via Q l eiMlt'yt (.letter. f*r itt-*
Kuiepeea eoeaUlet aaat n i .-*:i> t -per reine "ir aa
1 u. ia lor Hermina per Iteemahlp urinoia: et 1
p, ra tor Campeche, Cblapas, I'abasco, ant Vn-atan.
per ttat'iistu city if Wa*hl*ttnn tl.-i'c-rs f*r 'lampine
and Im ???aw Swtat, aa I tor lither Metican statea, via
VeraCriu. mutt b*_ir*-tet "pertltyof Waaiunatoa "V
FRIDAY-A" _ p. tn for Traillla ind Ruatan. per steam.
_hlt S. (tieri, fro i N*w orleani i ?t I ito p. lu. tar
Nawfonn Uad, p*r .rea'ner fruin Halifax.
HATCHWAY ?At 1 a. in. for Braml. and for Chill and the
I a Pla'* '??untrie* via urnii. f..r BS, Theeia* an 1 far cit.
OtatS yt* tb, l ho nas, fer Harliades. au I lol Trluidad an t
Deiaerara via llarb_4o_, p*r *n-?*i_hlp Auianra, (r.ne
\,>wu?n New?lt*tt?r? tor other Windward Ulan ts uiaat
.ie_ir*ct..l ' per Aliunc*"), at _ a ? i..? ir*iand. per
at. atish ii **ervla. yu Queenmown (letters fur ortat
HriLain '"ist ba direct*.! "p*r traryia l , at 2 a. BVtW
Earae. taf *tea?i?rilp Kider, via *-*oth?niptoa aa.
Hrem*n ( ?"tr* for .r.land. Frano* Swite*rl*nd lulr.
Snaio aul I'.irtutal anet be dlrtKrted "per Eittr-'l;
at "I a i* f..r France, **wllt?rla*d, Italy, Spain and For.
tuaal nar ?t?aiu?hip La U*urgoan*,via H?yre (i*tur, for
"i*c.'uin N*therUn.l?, Q*rw_ny. Anti,*, Daaotark,
? tr - S'orwav. llntala aad Turkar, must be '????loA
"Mr La lionrcoTne"): at . a. ia. for Btt.tnot .lirttl,
. r ?' >* .* ? i Wetterulaat. via Antwerp Uttier* matt,
he .lirwctoi " p*r Wetierleaat ")i at 11 a. a. for (. ait?*;
?rena and for ('etta Rica, vi* Lintot. p*r steanithlp AtUt
tt 1 p n. ftr Soettaal dtr_ct per ?i*?__?hlp I)*v*nla,
vi, Ota*_*w letter* nm?t be tiree el "per D*vonU ");
attihO n m. ti- ik* N*lhtrlaB.lt tic-e.t. p*r tUamthlt
Edam.yl? Atitt.r.lati (letter* nutt ba direcitt "ntl
Kdiiu"): tt 3 p. m. tor Pregrtto, Mtiloo. p*r ttaamtluj
Thoruhiil. _ . _
Mall* for th* -society Itlaodt per ship City tt Paptltt Ma
iaii Franc.*co> de** U*r* Jaaury '_5. at 7 p. ru. _lalU
rlir ____-ktat '?>'?" l"r ttaamthip Daelto (froij
Kan Franclteo) dote htr* Jauuarv -io. at 1 |- ia.
Maila tor til* a.adwi.rh Ulanda p*r tl**??Ma
Australia i'ron sae Frandaeoi. oiots ntrt Janatrr 'it,
mil o m Malla for Auttrallt, New /ealand. Baodwlch,
F'li an t sam >an 1*1 Mf-ta, P'ir tl*tmihi.. /.**i*0'tl? ifrott
Ban tramttnems el?te h*ra Ftbruarv ?"J, *t 6 p. m. tat
?n arrival at -.'ew-York of tt*a ..tbl. Republic wita
Britta, nun. for Aiitlralla) Malla ';,r?!-'""?_-'."?,.*
Tampa, Fla. ead them t bv staaiatr, rU kay -Yeti, Fla,
rios* it tint ofllce daily at - S- a. n.
?Tlia tckedult of cloting tt Trtnt Pacitte nalU ls ar
NSShTon "_? |.r".iin.p-.loo "f their unluiertupted overlaat
transit to Ham WanrUeo Mttlt trout tht Etti arriving ea
SSSii ?aataaatSM on tht day of .aiiu.g of ttaa-nert are
a.tpaichcd thence ?^^o'pEAnsoN. P.atmatiei
IMatOfBre. lraw-York. N. T-. Jae. ".--, 18BA