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Till": WEEK IN SOCIETY.
THK f*EAKON DRAWINO TO A CL08I5.
A MBA. VARI** TV Ot WCri*nTAI*-ait*fTS-ATTB**
T'OM ry BBUU?B SOCIAL Pl'-IKB.
lYop'i P.. faHhionablc society lust Woat seemed to
le mUng a Mei petfOanteri to a burst of diversion
fr.,ra to mot..w until 1 a. ni. February IS -Ash Wed
Bteaag. Af:r that date gayety will be forbidden
?rini for ia nu until Kn-tcr. Ap'*1l 1 ; or, at least, imen
and abovoboM-d BOfstj will be forbid len. It docs not
follow, BRetRBB thc quiet, that no ono had, a good tnno
teal m.- lt. Tln-re wore many good BBBsS In progress,
and the M ?SS? gonerally was "In 'em."
Il cool*! n*>t be denied, oven If anyone wished to deny
ll. tts! the ?-n:erf.nmein most In vogue thl? winter
I f MeaeMa thSB? vf society ba- been the dinner
dan c, naaning lher.br, a dance. Hie participants of
wi,ion have dined in perth* at different houses, ami
is,nie tapMhar to dance at one. lt la an agreeable way
af passing an evening, and possibly ls an a'd Io dlgt-s
rion. Berty hean ai arrival tire secured, there ls no
d-r'ge- of anv OM making the forlorn mi-iake of get?
ting K Sta " the lir. t," and U*o gathering ls s.pt to Ie in
| ,.i0 pirlta, lint there are req*.iln*d for a aiicco-sful
.?tining of this kind several good-natured boats who
I i no* object to playing Into the hands of the genoa
at aha a eayeaae tin: Seana is civeu, who of course,
mega _<s* arm?*. Ko the tasfelea i* nel I?atp le
lat long ."-innerly, ea*-*) tl nuei party was comjxiaed
of Bal nun" than two-ity gue*t-, but there would be
five oi ill panie*. Now, it mav 'ir neted, each party
I* laigil*, aad time aie fewer of ll"*'..- This develop?
ment of UM Idea, therefore, cannot be said to bo
Ottogefhcf ptoa lng or promisliig. A d.nner party af
anare than ti-.i-.it ls apt to pa. take of the nature of
a table d'hote meal, and to bu '?-?nilly- If the gnasta
lii.;,i'No ii g-n ral c.nvcr-atlon, or moro than usually
t'.ro ? ino lt th- BagUst cu-tom of tall.in^ .inly to one's
mig'.ti r ls rigidly maintain*!. No fault, however,
annis be tea?I ariah Kg*non i_ Wtnthsop. Stnasr
(lain, a No 2.1 West Tlilrfi-lhli-.l st., on Wednesday
ivei.u; laut mi w?_l SMS this clever host manage
lil- etc.-'at m-nts. over forty guests sal down to
?tine at a l.o.s ?i,oc table. Mr. Winthrop was at ono
o.d, VI-* ff Inila Hf at the othor, and Egerton L. sin
throp, jr., a* ni tha middle.. Thees wa.s a gtntaston
if Irani am) courses, and wlu-n the sport In the
da. cl v-rooiii eiideil. the fun began In the ball room.
ii lr ak Bronooa's eeaneetlng boase at No. 176
Ila's m ava., was Ihiaaa opn, too, aud 'here was
Ileny o.' re in, a- well ai ploniy of nooks and BIS
ne., f. r quiet ma'ogaoa hetweoe Santera thornes EL
How-rd, Saaolng with Miss Wiiilhu.p, lcd tha german.
Mu.ia*. hm bean a night Wt in favor for dances
this winter. Tho .Newbold ?OKfttOI .tatted tho idea,
appa.mn ly, with ths coming out ball fur their daugh?
ter at Delmonico'*; tho Livingstons followed lt up
ui-l ihe fmhllHl lias prevailed widely eur wuoe. It
ts really a * ap lal lunion. Tlioro is Utile else going
on un that Say, sad the dcvotliiis of Sunday are
Seldom ovor fatiguing. Tho gay and giddy Huang
ol cancers arc .luis In excellent rondiiiou for sport on
Monday night Tho *"***??SMM ball was on .Monday,
liiiiiug'-ii ugo. and Mrs Marsh ill (> Hobarts gave a din
Dur ai No. lo7 Fifih ave. last .Monday ev.-uing. Much
ha- heel Bald, from time to time, abuui Mrs. Koberts's
house, but lt has s-ldom boen BBOa lo mon- advatil-gn
than on this oi-ca-ion. Ia tho flut place ii was not
over Sseoratedt and In the second place there WM not
so big a crowd thal tho good points of the rooms
could nu; I.o ween. About BOO were pit-sent, not so
amati google as tho heeteaa kuuw*,. but ju-t a choice
lew cull'- Iit.tn among Miss Van Wait's young a-vo
ciales. Thc hosie--, who did not look a bit like
even a step giaiidinothiki' (she OM lo'd so oe. _.s,,>iialiy),
wa_ dmsood in whits and silver brooodo; nor h;?i she
reason to Sreng itt anding beside her " Mep-giand
datigV'-r ilf tlie phase may be Hood) who
was prettily ni?rad in whits taBa The
puring c ,i pl.iuejit of the evening was, of coi-rne,
uboiit a boil and rose In Its mai ure beauly. "Then
wa.- inf .riii.il dancing before tapper, Which RH servod
at 1 : ami then liegoaoid BBOWnri (one- more to tho
Ir.,nii Kal tl,,* german wiih Ml*.. Van Wart. Dancing
was in the ai* gallery. Tho Bowor favors were white
inti-,. it was a grace!ii;ly managed dance, and
islii.wi*,. tba! Hr. Stewart still keeps his band (pi
lils liol, 1'a.l.lC! I 111.
oi hoi dan'-es were glvon by Mis. .lames H. Reek
luan. No. ?_-.', W e-st Forly-sevciitli st. ; Mrs. M. I_
iTt**_**", No. IBS Wost ()u--hiiiidre'>and-ihii-Hell, si. J
Hm. Pop og, n-i. IBS Wea rorlj Bfth-et.; Wa* Beads,
No. ?? We-t Tlur.y !!.ir*l .t. :.V'is. 1*. A. Saith, No.
*J'_' M.i'I.-ii ? a.-. ; Mrs. I-. P. Ogden, No b Wenl One.
hu mir 4 and-1 went*) ininti--'.; Mi - Betlgnian, No. 2
gnat Forij -\rii-.-t., Mn. Jamas M< a'ateibary, No.
4.1 1* lilli av.
An Interesting and eiahaseto wedding in which noih
Ipt was left undone tl,at couU Im- done to make lt
su reostat, waa that ol Miss Ornoe Uroon, grand"
gaaghtor of tie: lalo .heron Kuli r. ol No. KIT lifih
aVO., Who was j!resident of the glXth Avenue Rall
loud , oiiijiany. and Honey A. S WI niter, son of ll.
M. Alexander, ol w--t gift) fourth-et The ceremony
was perforated in the Fifth Avenue Presbyi rion
( horeb i-y the Rev. Dr. Hail ami th** Hov. Dr. Bonder.
at B :!! ' o'-',o ? Tu,--day evening. At that Hmo tho I
cher, li w.i- tall of ta-hloa_h!*t d. m d people, large!*
ol iv.-*,ij I.- ian proeilvltiaa Wilt reasonable prompts
ness ii,, bride appeal od leaning un th. aim of ber
father, Albon bj. Omen, and gmoadad bj eight u*h".
HiKi twa I,nd- sinai!-,, her slaters. The bridegroom
with h's ii ,. her, Dr. Alexaader, as bett man awaited
tho hilde urnr the pulpit, whom with Presbyterian
br-vity aod lack of fm main v, tho couple were BOOB
married, Imsmdleteu sBia s Md. ai me house ol the i
tilde's grandmother^ Mrs. Batter, ti, ra wwt ? romp
tim,, io which a \cry Urge umbel of people weio
_*tlOd and weut. Tho bride wore a w lilt.) silk gown
trimnwd killi :ace, and her tulle veil was held In
plats* ..\ I,Bea of the valley ansi orange Mosmans.
Shem a .- m.my boautlmi presents, tar In both
land ,-- tl ia muted lhere is w'-alth. A mora quici
wndJ.ii^ ut. ceiehmtad the annu ovealog ai No. 147
\\(?*t io.-.* 11,nil. st., tho iislden-v uf Hiram Calkins,
whoo Mia V, ? alkina, lils daughter, w.,s married to
lu Jo : li a. sanders, hf the Kev. h. i>. Barnhard.
1 .1- to id wu a,s, in viii,,, silk iv. hat is Ihe nutter
with wear!!!:: white satl. this season ll aud tulle, and
was attendM by Miss Kniliv Mr Lawry. Tb- parlors
of ihe ki use wee handsomely decorated ami well
filled with friends and aecjuaintancc- of the families
of 1 1, ki!.~ aid Baadora. Sae gue-..s wen, ali prep-rjy
attended lo by a full squad of ush?rs.
Them W ?:*?. as usual, many minor alTalrs, such as
rt-cepii.].- uni teas. Among tbe ladies who enter?
tain'.! theil friends In Oils way wera Mm. B. W.
Bolberford, No. ian West Fifteenths!.; .Mrs. T. I).
Musgrave. Xo. 083 Flfih-ave. ; Mrs. T. K (.itronl, No.
4T;i Le.xingfoa-evn.; Mrs. Utok-Lord, No. ;i_ Wash
lagtaa Bqnarn, Weet; Miss Wallace, Ho. 3 Knst
Fotiy-s.\. ,.:*,.,. : Mrs. H. F. Cawiiy. No. 18 Wea!
lTev.nl!, -t.; Mr,. I.ewls Id*llng*i, No. .fl Fast Twenly
Mn, Harvey Dov, Nc SSS Weet Fifty- 1
foi) ri h.t.; Mrs. charles ll. J^aycraft, No. ll liaM
Fort) Bxthst.; Mrs. Alevis Mar \ Leno, No. .'(7 Weat I
i'oi lk-i\i', --. ; Mr, \ MeLaOB, No. e7 West KoiTy
flfilisK: Mi>. Vanderhlll ('!?*.->. No. h gas! Porty. '
?eaoad-al.; .Mis. Winiam Irvin, No. -_.'i V fut Tonth-sl.;
Miss Mitchell, No. 49 West Kl lt v - tl fl li st. : Mrs. J. H. I
Home No. Ki .Vost Thirty-ninth st.; Mr*. Dillou,
Kn. S71 Mad to- av.-. . 1
Souio of Hie Lellos who gave dinners, musl'-alee or I
gmehsona we,,- t*je following: Mrs. Klllot F. a*iep- ? '
arS, No. ?_* Weal Silty omoodat.; Mm Arthur m. ?
DeSgO, No. TS Kast Thirty fourth st. ; Mrs. Ht. O.
Alamar, .. ?. SSS fifth ave. ; Mr* gfanots Deiafle'.d, j
No. ll Wes- fhlltf BSOHSd ld ; Mis. H. D. Hal-cock,
No. __ Wool Porty-niiuh st.; Mi. Honrj Mnrsaaad,
Mtvlisoe ave. Hti.l Klxty-eighlh-il. ; Mis. De lusblan, I
Ko. BB la-: seventy 1 lilrd-nt. ; Mrs. Winthrop Kay, No.
57 flin.on pince; Mrs. i'liari-.a P, -thain ( ll ii on, No. '
lil K'-i Keventy-seeond-st; Mm. W. D- .s,oaue, No.
C4_ Fifth ave. '
(
Among tha nnaaerons antertalnments between now 1
and .Uh B'cdiiOOdng niay be mentioned the following:
On Ihhraary 8, music nag ,i***T'-ig at tha Union ivDaguo ?
club; Pntaaary B, aaarrtagm nf Mis,. bartotm Kretxkor ?
lo A. Lansing Hird, ai calvary Church, fl p. m. ; Miss '
Annie Kmmet and charles llariis. at sf. Btephon*. , Miss |
M*l Wats.ii, io Oeorm Fuller at tho Church of Hie t
Honvontj Ree! : Me derm an/, ball on february 0 ; on ibo
same ,|aio lira, (.e.., ge Kent a <Uis<>; M.-s J. A. Kui- f
d?o a climie, . wadding of Miss K. <:. A\n-.-, *_nd II P. *
Palmblld; Mrs. Rtehmm CWun, No. BB West 1*1 ftv- <
eighth st a danna; Mm ll. m Boetwtea, No. '2-20 West *
ITfty ninth st . a reception ; Keb, nary IO, a dance at I
Deliuoulco's for Miss Vau Wart : l-elruai-y 13 tho
I'sMIairhs' hall a' Delmonico*. ; Mi-s OOOMO K. OAnon ?
No. 7 W.-.I ITfty Hist st., . dance; Febniarv lal
niarrlage of Mba Cornells Gt Vaa A.iken and I. H.' i
Chopin, al g :.',() p ni. : Mrs. F. O. Fis i ch, a diluter. 1
MRS. RICKS LORDS AT HOME.
The largest crush ef tho *.,..*?? was that at the hausa
of Mrs. UK ks-fierd. No BB W,ishliig't..n IVjuare. wast, f,
yesterday afteruooa. Fresa A until 7 oolseii there was _
a eonstaat stream of guests. The r?en,s were decorated _
wrili eui Sowers, aod at the head of Ike staircase waa t
Munssl k_gm with his band Mrs. Hicks !-ord received, n
assisted !>y the Countess Esterhazy, Mrs. Musanies Fits- \,
gerald, Mrs. Jossph W. Prei-l, Mrs. Eugeae McLean. _
Mrs. Phillp Llrinrstene. Mra Dgden Dsrsasus, Miss t
l_u,.i. Koren,us, Mrs. Charles Htoart !>? ic.-. Miss Mary ,,
Vao?crpoeL Mra Isaao Pletolver. Mias Laura CeakUng, M
Mia 'iem._,es Wynkoop. Mrs. D. B. Allen, Nra. J. Pyno, j
Mra E-aasa Marcoy l-ay-aou-. Mrs. Coventry Wad.eii. j
Miss Palrfax, of Virginia; Mrs. Bemiaes Ives, Mrs. ft
John Sherwood, tke Misses Drexel, Mra F. D. ('.rant, C
?Mrs. J. Searle Barclay, Miss Q Livingston, Miss Benson, -
Mrs. J. Harris Dea, Miss Kinma So-oark, Mra Eugene ?
Kally, Jr., Mias Allen, Miss Hamersley, Mra G. & nm, 8
Ond Miss lioiiisliy. H
Ainosg ue gusste wore the Dake of Newcastle with ('
bUeeaaln, la-tries Ealham (linton, Lord Hederic ii tm _
?am, Qeerge 1'serem, SSSBSSBBf of the Lyric Club of A
london j Mri and Mra Chartes IM-Sens, Mm. and Mlm
Dnhtgmn, of Washington i Oorarnor sud Mrs. Orson, of
Rew-Jersoyi ex-trorernoraad Mra. Woe. of Mam ooh tl
Mite | ex-AtUTney -Ueesral Benjamin T. Brewster, Mr,
and Mra Dsutel Dougherty, of Philadelphia! J. -mallet
Fletcher, Mlm Carroll, of Baltimore; Aro-bUbep Corri.
goa, tbe Ber. rhemas J. Ducoy, Mn. Cyrus Field, jr.,
Mra John Zerega, Miss Charlotte Zerega, Mr. ??*?-?>?????*
F.Uisu Allen. Dr. and Mra W, A. Haminouil, Mme.
Lanza, Mr. and Mrs. .elm Bigelow, Mrs. de Navarro,
Mr*, iW-ker Banks. Miss Banks, Captain and Mrs.
Klaggett, the Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard,
oSfrge fire. Colonel FroSorlo <>??'"??
Geueral and Sirs. BolioBsld. Mra Edwin "Hevens MM
Leary. Mra E. e. Higgins, Mra Arther Berry, VMS]
Kelly. Hrs. Eugsse Kelly, tbe _R__t______**____*_
Peugnktersle. Miss Wrnkeop. Rickard -salters, Menai
aim .Mrs. Edward Wright, ot Newark; Mr BBjd) Mta.
Robert fltoekten. Mra Egbert Oaerasey, Miss f'0??**
Guernsey. Mra Oeerge R. Blanobard.MUs HoaaheeJ
Thompson, Mrs. Frank Alexandre aud Mr. und .Mra
Charles Alexandra
-?.-1
EICII LACES FOR TIIE_AET MUSEUM.
MRS. JOHN JACOB Abl'OK'8 COLLECTION.
HER HUSBAND TL'RNB OVKR T'J THK tBVSTBBB HIS
WirK'S RAH.I AND COSTI.V KA I! Kl CB.
T_e trttftee, ?t ths Museum of AH WOPS informed
ye-tcrday. by General di COO-U-O, lhal John Ja.?b
Astor bad offered lo thc Maana? tim linc collection of
laco* which belomjed to Mr*. Astor. wl,o died a few
WnoBa ago. Mr. SatW sent woial io OOBeiel di Ces
nola en Friday, a-ktng hun to rall at his home ii- ho
wlahed to talk with him aa th,- subject, wh-u ho
called paaterdag Mr. Artes lafeimod him that ile gift
had benn talked over hy lils wife before her death. si,o
i,a,i aeon insometei la ti?* Maaaasa ami wishi-?i her
hnabnnd, If he were of the same mind, to give to lt
tho collection of lacs.
They win be trensfanad te tha Meaenm a! onee
and as soon as all arrangemeiits respecting them
have been made they will lie CitOlOgBSd and propomd
for exhibition. 'Hie collection ls one of Ihe finest
and Im gael in variety owned by ono p-ison ellhT
lu (hts country or tn Bompa Mrs. Astor was greatly
lui,-rested in fine laces, and during h"r lifo sh" WOOld
go Iii gnal QI pome and Ironble to secure a rare and
beautiful design Some of the pieces am "1 old mile
and have a his!om: value, and th-- Ins! designs of
Euro peas asaaata-tarm are laciaded lo tbe collection.
An Important leatarn of the eolteetlon is .tc- large
representation ot old church laces, ul a finality not
made la these flays, and obtainable only from rol
Icctors. They h_otnd_ Bna examples ot ** ene* point*
and " js-Ut point" and soino unusually long ptocea,
Neaily all the continental laces ar- ll th" collen ion,
both those of commerce and those made In lill ll Wiles.
li is understood thnf Ibe lacs originally em! from
liv;."..ooo Io -flo,.IOU, and aro now of much glOOtOt
v allic.
(eii'-ial di Cmnola mid tliat both Mrs. Astor and his
irife I, d leen ile.-iroiis that Hie c*.Ile Hon should go
io ti,, Mu-'um, where lt wmld nol be acatiered tl
is pr..bible ihat th" lares cannot be placed on exhibition
lifuie .I fall, when Ile* nev.* mii-eim| building lils
been c mpteted. Af pr-*ont Ihe eolian of ihe Mus?
eum are stocked wit li objects which have bec, crowded
fi ou, tho gall-rles, anti with many articles tha) have
ii 1 Isrcn 'ecu a- ye-i by the pul,Me. The new- build mu'
will ho lini-lied In the spring au*! place,) tn readiness
during tho summer for the tall exhibition, sim,,
.laiinrv i the Museum ha- received Bve Import anl
gW'o, two of them by will. o,?* of these wu from the
laic OsorgO Chap'ran. sud the o?hrs* limn Han.et K.
Wilkes. A thii-d eomprl-cd ? number of dra****"- of
the .'li ma-t-M-s. from Mrs. Tbompson, il.e widow ?f
Cephas Thomp-nn. the ar.Ut A fourth was ? roller
Hoi if paintings and bric-a-brac B*om Madame
D'olivera. a Kb,rem-ne lady, trong** Condon Brothers;
ad thc tifth ls the last gift-of Mrs. Astor tterough
her husband,
WASH I SCION SOCIAL 1.1 FK.
UBS. CLIYELiKIr- BECFPTIOM FOSTPONKI)
HOW MRS. POTTKB WAI BBCBIVBD J*r**_tBBOtJB
teas-, Ltnrcnaoas akd Bi-nraaa,
Wksi.iNOToN, Fob. . (Bporiollv-The I-T-e-ldoTit's wife
ilid no. give a mMBtloa IO tho public today, as ex
peeled The news of hor uncle's death In Keston (
yesterday WM received late lu the afternoon. This
morning, so tar as pomihte. it.e pnblie wai lalor med
thal loora would lie no reception. The steady, pour- .
lng rain ul! day wool far to mitigate Hie disappoint?
ment that otherwise Would have bee;, felt b>" the
people. Mrs. Cleveland ima noi aware of Mr. Har- j
moil's serious lUnou ii ut ll yc-Teidiiv morning. Com?
ing In fi-.rn a drive. ?-he found some _oo people Welt- j
lng to shake hands villi her. They were mostly ?
visiting strangers, and aha would noi dkappoinl Ihem,
but with her true'!. Mis- Wi!l?rd. went Into tho East ?
Roon and loceivcd the ?rialto!*- She will not po on
to ati'*iid tho funeral of Mr. Harmon. She had en- ,
faged seals for the pd foi man* c tte ''TaniihauSd ^ 1
OH Monday night by thc National Opera . oinpany,
bul, Of course. Will not co. She expects, however, I
to receive, with th** President nert Thursday even- -
Lng at the reception iu honor of tho Anny ami Naval /
otli'-eis. j
sis iety has Wn mildly rather than wildly gay
this wee!;. Dinners, luncheon, and teas have had
sway and few largo evening parties have taxed peo?
ple with.late hours. Indeed, tho lain hours love.
is-cu g;ven to M's. rotter's perfarasaam of " l^iyal *
Love" and "Juliet." The funny atti'mle of Mm. "
Fetter In official circle, has been a delicious Itttio '
j,lay of Itself. Her friends of two leam ago, when '
ihe was Mis. Whitney's guest, and hs nn amateur
played and read for charity, were not going to see le-r
as a full l)cl^--'l actress In leading perts. Had they
rai ried out iii.-ir msolntloas, Mis. potter would havo
had slim houses here HJs vrock. lint .las for the
re-,bilious of ?octet; people! When the curtain ,
went ui) on Monday Bight, Mrs. Potter "aw lu tho n
full and fashionable house all of her dear '?' flvo-Jiiin- '
drod," and a great many mme, to lueflie tho very _
-??st neting in her jMivvcr.
The largest dinner party Of the week was. of four**,
given al the White IIou*--, Where th" " ? oiiit rlrclo*1
.md cher guests made a company of thirty-eight J
around th'* stato board. -Everybody said it was the "
handsomesl of ihe three dinners given bj the pre-i
*!< nt this sea*.,n. The floral dej.ii.-ns tliat used to
prevent gue.ts on one hide of ,|," talb- f, om teeing ^
those on Ibo Other have gone hy. and moro simple "
decorations am this Winter*! fashion. Tho canoe- }
of carnations and roses on Thursday evening was not. -.,
new to gumti who had attended President Arthur's 'i
dinner parties, but lt was a pretty conceit and the ?
floral scales of Justice were a slgniflcaal roBpllment j
to tho Judges. Tho President, wife received the (
gnOStS la a bloch gown of satin covered With Jetted r
lace, lier school friend. Mk- Willard, Who ls a pretty
young vvomaii. with a finely cultivated voice, wore a i!
gown of Gobelin lillie plush.
Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Willard have Improved
the sm.nv (lays by long walks Hes week about tho
West End, whom the streets aro )-ss fmquentnd Tlie
President'* wife, in her vory plain walking toilet, ,
would stand little 'fiance of general recognition wore
it not for her dog, Kay. who ls the third niernl-ei of n
ihe party. Kay is largo and handsome enough to ?
Bttracl attention, and he ls already pretty well known
iii Washington. "
"ne nf the many luncheon parties was given by ll
Senator Stanford s v. ife on Wednesday. Yellow effoOta ?'
were Ifautlful In the yellow tulips an-l scarf of yellow 1
iat.ii under rtoche-so lace on thc table. Tho'cards ri
"/ere *aler rolers of California flowors. Tho guests g
ncr,- i Pacific Coast ronipany. a
<'n Tuesday Mrs. Ham pt ? n Zane gavo a luncheon n
o guests asked to meet Lady Tupper. ii
There were any number of tea*, on thc same after
noon. Representative MeAdoo'S wife. Mm. and .Miss
Denholm. Mm. RadcU-b. Assistant hoc ret arv Mill
"row's v. tie and Mrs. Hubie*,* Ashton were among tho **'
lio-teses slvlng tea i-ntei laiiunci.is from 4 to 7 It
The banal Ihe eve-stag was given by Colonel and *-*
Mm. John Hay io jreaag people. _
<>n Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Itenrv Edwardo*-,
uf ihe Kiltlsi, Legation, gave a dinner at whirl, the
meris were ex-Cove nor and Mrs. Carroll, of Mary- "'
lund : AJli-ii Thoradtke i:ico, of N>w York M.ss panel A'
Miss Grant, Mm. Wright, Joseph Chamberlain and '?
"pring Klee. y
The Argentine Minister pave a dinner on the taino
?woning lo Voun.; i-cople. Mr. Quesada ls a bachelor ?
Mr and Mrs. (.omer., of tho Kia/ullan l/ega.lon. Weam
hatwones, and some of the guests weis* Miss Lae*
orkblll. Miss Josephine Patton. Miss Kleaiior Paatm ?
md Mr. Gregor. c
Thn BMttna I>egsHon residence, closed a fortnight ls
igo tn social gayely, will be m-Oponed nevi week. v
Irie Misses West, who have noi been going out since
he death of Iheir amil. Lady Sackville, will resume
heir plaoe In ofllelal circles. *?
Mr. sud Mrs. Henry C. Kowen, of I'.rnoklvn. will v
aeefaa from .1 to 5 on Tuesday In theil pailors at C
Im Arlington. 0
Tie-re wen many Tnosdav evening dinner parties. ,
ienater Evan., Senator Sherman and Senator Gorman
rave dinners. Kenalor lllsroek gave a dinner to Mr.
k.'iuilierlalii. P-cn-taiy and Mrs PrireMM gave,
i dinner, am! a dinner of -sixteen covers Was given by
*refhumr and Mm. (.rahsra HelL
The Gorman Minister gavo a dinner party In tbe
vening. I,
At Mrs. Whitney's reception 0n Friday evening, Ihe v
trawlag-raems were crowded hu 12, whe, n?, guests
binned nut and yoiinir people danced an hour Mm **
Vhltney received In a gown of white moire and tulle P
li
ARRANGING FOR THE OHIO SOCIETY DINNER.
The committee appointed to make arrangements
ur Ihe third annual dinner of the Ohio Society met
t Homer Lee's office, No. BO Cedar st., yesterday
ff-moon. Jf ww originally Intend-d to have the
anquet on February _ 1, but out of respect to tko
?emory of ?"oione! C. Rf. Moulton, a prominent melli?
er of the eoclety. who Mag pcenily, April 7 was
eclded upon a* being tho most -ppropriabo date for
lie festivities, that being the centennial anniversary
f tho settlement of the Ohio Totten*, Thu ban<_iu>t
'ill be at Deimonloo's.
Govornor HUI, ex- President % l). Hayes, Henatiirs
dhu h-rrmmi and Payne, a fl. Cox. Major William
IcKlniey, Senators AUU.01I plumb aud Manderson. ol
hlef Justice Waite and j*5s?<la!o Jusiieo Matthews tl
nd other prominent men will be Invited to attend III
nd -tjH'ak. Following ls th" committee of Arrange- Tl
tents: (ienooal Th mum Ewing, (ittiierai Wage,-, or
wayne, Colonel Calvin H. Brice, Humer Eeo, Warren lb
(Igloy, colonel William K. wrung. Whitelaw Koki, Jay w
. Muja, Carson Lake, W. C. Audrews, William netley 1 ci
nlth, C. C. Shayne, a. J. O Poye j. h. Mltoheli, 1 lu
, H. * Vs lt., Oeorgo MllnUme. Colonel Q. f. Wlug, IL | b,
. Olaasfort*. lu
THF, SKA80X OF BEVSL&
na ems?i ? rn wi
MANY BALLS OH THIS MONTH'S LI-T.
A BBI..LUWT PAOKAVT PBOMISKO BY THK LIRDEB
_H_***_ BOCIKTT,
The arrangements for nearly all of the great Feb*
mary balls are now almost completed. There ls not
one of these entertainments that doos not hold out
ai traction" that ought to Insure a large attendance and
give all who are present a delightful evening's pleao
ure.
The German Uederkrant Socloty expects that the
uphold, ra of Its ii,,..,norvic ball In the Metropolitan
Opera House ou Thursday cvonlng will eclipse even
ltii own famous record. The Interior of tho Opera
House will be decorated, aud both tho decorations and
tlie costume for tho sta-re tableni will be on a scale of
magnificence never heretofore attempted by the JJedor
krans. They have been designed and prepared by
Joft-ph Keppler, tho artist, and WlUlara Schwab, the
co ti u mer.
Tbe tahlee?B will be presented before tho formal
opening ef tho ball. They will represent (spring,
gunama*, Autumn and Winter. When the stage curtain
rt-?s, Hist starry firmament will be seen, with the
earth eur.(.um.-tl by Utile winged cupids In the tero
g.ouiid. Priam Carnival will emerge from the cloud-,
aisl accompanied h| au Immense retinue of ploamiro
?sc.-kers will daseaag lo the earth lo malt' merry. A
ti aim d corps de ballet will lake part In the aaantmeal
I lief fo lows. BmmBoln and L Bmld wil! provide
mu lc for the dancers. Thc committee, with a view lo
tatrodoeiBg a novel effect, are desirous that the BO
00?ed OSOthotM costume, consisting of dress
coat, w.u.-t'oit. hue,- lu oo thia, rieitlngi ami padded
low ?hoo?, shill b** a p o.nlnent fe*>.ture on tl." floor:
and io i nc .uiage tids they ii.ive ?mmaaood thal thia
<o-t ina will enjoy the eani'- priv.lo^r, BO a full mask,
w!dle a face mn-k alone, -will not. Th'* Innovation ls
de'i'oiiv one that ought to " taiw" wall; and ll w*IU
give everybody a good chance af "edging ol tlie aa*
pedlenoy ol carr, lng out t!,o Ides of il,e p"..ple who
would like to see tho prooaat fan drem replaoed by
Hie Bostbetle si>i,-.
if all thom v.!,.. ariah to attend the LtedmBrans
oould do m, a mac_ ia'ger building lana even the
M I .-np Kian "pera House *w.iiilil he mgnhjed to ae
o. li lui slate lb-ui. All tho boxes have leen E.dd long
ago; bu. Kn- bu commute.) is still kept busy In
te!Sag thi- ti, disagpotated applicant".
an ii.AiuMiA 11*. K.M.I. PBOOBAMMS,
In addi! on io tho beautiful Invitation ttdtd alrcndy
Dated in I__ Tkihcsk Ihe Iii. d.-i kean/, ha. isaiii-d a
?-pb ii'idly ill: taltal rlrciUar, giving the nairns of
Hie monitors of fhe Tartans ball eouuultteos. Tho
coen.ar gives ty p-n arid pencil an Inviting Idea of
Hie attractions of the balL King and Queen Carnival
are pictured enthroned ami holding high and giuteoqne
c.urt. ihe goddam of plonsam dmeendh to them,
holding alofi a Brine gia-s; and a mounted harald, with
the lettms *_ kv on his banner, and two "dnnghtom
of tho regiment" aiinounce ber ant val bj' trumpet
Mari and fl nun hail a rhyming '?-..?. nop.-1- af iab
team.* by Dnataettl Maller, lavitm to the tall. Here
arc thma renes from ii:
(ern. all and join o*ir merry 'rain!
Ket care give way bi l>'i.siir., !
'lo ii i irli i Maes Carnival *ti:i r. i i/n
Wlthla tho nails of j leesam
Bej"*v,:i*i gaeeaa with beggan dance,
A MakBp bads th*r rev tl;
Ail tv.ii kki-.i laughter pks- us glance
An inge! uni! th,* Ks v '1 I
King, da_M and l.tu^h. bc fancy fies I
MO sam or uoaate borrow :
Forge! that ?u >0ur hats will lie
Hmm di foi you i'i-iienow.
The arrangement commltte-* ha- spared neithrr Hnio
nm- exp.-,.sn In mich pr.para.lons for the ball at will
?aha i! the mos: enjoyable ever given by tha eoclety.
Bag aro:
Wflllam Steinway, Emil CnRer, William vigeiius,
tniiu.s liofTiiiuiii. Joseph E'-ppier, georgs Muller, Beary
?tammi Jr., Bichsrd H. Adair.., Petia Kraemer, Chanea
\ Woad*, John Voa Ulah" aad Cbatteo Pio-*k.
The other committee- are eompoood as follows:
Reeoptie-i Ctoaradttoa W:lua_ stornway, Paul Uiepcl,
ric iv item. ii. Jr,, lil, heit! ll. Aflsms, Julius HotTmsnn,
Ven- Ku,ii,ii,c,ir, .Iumus F. ru_;,'eiiburg, Williant Vig'i
.ii-. I mil . i,ger anl ijoui- II-.-ila ever.
it m Coamuttea: Chattel v.. Wends -leta Von Dtaba
ind Julius Aug?t May.
Marie?NBBjttm. Dr. IV W. Mueller anl Arlr-m Kites.
i>' u '.'. h.in.i???>:: Charles linen, Oetrgi J. l;>_*_e and
gillian Eaten.
M<M*,U in!" I turn.! I tee : (Kcige Mu-ll, r, T)r. F. Ifi-p
ant, Churl s .f. peiulh-r. 0 E. AKesky, Kills Kise.i.'-r,
I S .-.?,,, labs J*.-.- i'll Kepiler, Kr. C. A. 'JTnim- snd
V lau. Sdi-ur.
Slam C.immittee-Cur! Merr., Frol. K. Menrsth, diaries
rlalilin. mil (Tooles W. Kurt-.
l-.efreslnnsnt Committee - ('sri Teisnias, K. Kch-d!er, C.
i.o uBieleboeber un,. Ja* gam Sohauts,
PMtPABATIoaa yon .uk i-.tkii iiai.i.s.
Kuder the direction of Mr. Habelmaa, the stage rnan
igerof tlie MotmpnHtnn Opera House, the Arlen Society
sill iiressnt na Tuesday, February SI, ths night ef the
naequeradc ball aud oaruival. a brilliant display of
nive] featurm oominemoratlTC of the t.Teiity-fifth recur
? e.nee of the caruivaL Tbo entire back.retied of the
iUge will be muda to represent a frent view of
he Aimil', new elub bouse. In frost of this will
).- emoted three successive terraces, tho tsp one rep
r-sentiuj the abode of the cods, the middle one
lidos, and tbe lowest ene the earth. The star,* In front
rill be beautifully decorate,1. asd a grand ballet will be
:ivea by daners, including ssveral of the best
jmomiarfu rtasooiiam." twelve Celembtnoa ana twelve
lari..pinn. I'm oreheetraa, each aumhsrlng ISO
iieces, under the leadership ef Professors Ktetsel ami
.ic-eldt. will furnish the dance and preieemvle nusio.
?ur committees, eacli cf seveoly-tlTs members ef ih?
?cirty in oeotumoa of two aeetnrtaa ago. win at.sud to
he -elalls and will ba sees together In an Intricate drill
nut befeie ths opeuiDK ef tu,* cereinonlos. This ball
rill undoubted ly be the biggest yst ti vim by Ibe Jelly
letona
The large hall of the Hotel r. rn tu wi ok will he oecu
ilod by tho icicle ItanCUfa do l'Harmonio for their
ninia, club bnngUOt on .Saturday evening, february
B, at 7:.'!.) p. m. The adjoining rooms will bo
n-lefullv decorated f,,r Hie occasion ami In the Sining
ail will be stationed an orohmtm of sixty pie.es.
'he list of invited gue,^. is a large one, Including i
o-ld'-H the 1-T-ench Consul Ooperal, iiromliient French
icrchants. tho Mayor, the Qevomor of tia Kiate, I
Bdgsa and ,,Hidala of the local, State and National i
ImmillimniB Eor oom twenty years* thc Cor clo Fran I
Bm d- l'Saiinonle have elven ,i l-aiupiet lo precede I
be annual masquerade hall hy Just a weah. Thc ball,
a worm, will not take place Ibis yeer mull Monda),
Vbruarv '21, wben it will bc held In tho Metropolitan J
?pera Hoiue.
(iAYKTY IN TIIK B-tPOB-ICAM TOWNS.
A ball will be given at the Orange Athletic club t
lou***, Baa! Orango, next Friday evening The 'lou?
is building \vill h., used for dancing; the apparatus j
fill be removed from tho gymnasium and supper )
IU bo served lu the billiard room, (appa'.- Seventh
agfaBeal Hand will furnish tlc, marie. Dancing will 1
egin a-. ? o'clock and supper will be s?rved Hom ll.
bo club boneo will bc handsomely decorated. Ar
*ngi indite fo, xpoctal trains have lnou iiiado ind
uc-ts from Nevi Voik w.U return bj a train at I :'M '
, m. The coinniitt e af mraageoaanta has spared
o expeam to maliu thu bail a Bseeeaa on the oom
itt BOO ure ' '.
nullen W. Ilawkesworth, J. Mentcomerv litre, Tliiimst B.
nts, Appleton I>. rslmer, Sidney M. Col.ste, llenrr A (
outr. Wi?Sm M. Pim?tte, Kercy Oriitin. F. Q Boismw, ]
?nj tm in W. I rem* il ii. ilenrr BL, T. Eagle*. John B. Ueald, r
l.ic-tei '.-. ... t ! swi? ll ilT.U. Joel fi*, irs mai,, ?1- '
si',1 D. Page ind Arthur I). Weekee. '.
Tlio Cl.siity ball, at Montclair, N. J., to bc given .
'?vt liil.tv. pn>m_sm to be an unusually Interesting j
ITair. It villi *ake place ir the Kink, and already (
ieiv has been a la: ge demand fol tickets and box'.. (,
ullawlng am ihe pstroaa:
mm. w, i). iiiii.iwin, Mrs. c. bl Beenilri, Mr*. W. B, f
eur. Mrs. ll *.. Uiirgots. Mrs. E A. Bmdler. rvin Ug'iea ]
m?ir, ilrt. A. F. klruvto, Mre. A. 'i*. ( aiiniiii'!!, Mrs. W. V. I
erolie. Mrs. 8. W. t*s\r-f, Mra I.rael (jane, Mrs. I>- P. I
rulk.hsnk. Mrs. J. E. Koalge, Mra A. C. Durbin. Mr.* Will- (y]
,m Ketiow-s, Mts. Hobert Kultoo, Km E. W. -inns, Mr? ,
f. A. lletifhten, Mra J. B Hawes, Mr*. K. ll. Heolsg. Bm ,.
eorge Iuu.s. Jr., Mrs. C. ll. Jobiis.u. Mrt II. II. Keen, Mrs I
R. Livermore, Mrs W. E. Msreus. Mr.. lt. SL I*?rK. "-"?
'. H. Power, Mrs Itiomsj Eortsr, Mrs John Porter. Mra n
. V. iisT'isl. Mra ts. B. Koot. Uri. (i. W. "Shelden, Mrs. H.
. Mccarr, Mrt. w. W. DnSOBSSB, Mr.. T. c. Wallace. Mrs. .
. C. W -sbbura and Mra. i\ M. W'beeler. (
HENRY IR VI SQ IN BOATOB. S
Kum,is, Feb. 4 (8pe-lall.-The second week of Mr. (,
?vliig's ensageineiit In J'.tiston shows no diminution ol ,
lterc.t In lils remarkable performances at the Huston lt
heatre. Tho receipts for this week have Leon about _
ie same as last- *T22,Ot)0, lluw far. '* Faust" hal been -
la)ed al every perforniatiro except last Saturday h
Ighl, when -The Delis* and '?Jingh)" were given, a
nd to nigh. Wheu " lillis Xl" was tho attraction. .
ghans* will ls, withdrawn alter Moiulav i,lr'ht. <>n
ues.iav. Wedamdap end Thnrsdoy. ??olivia" will tie j(
rodaesd, aol un 1-rldaj ai.*i baiurday " Eyous Mall
an (iou ne cl. .
GENERAL SUERIDAN LEA VI.WO RUSTON.
lb,STUN, Feb. K- (leneral Sheridan, Colonel bt Bhort
sn, and < oloi.el Bloat, of his statf, left Beaton on the
[) o'clock ii ...a mis morniiig for New-Voik, Wham
icy will stop rif the FIMi Avenue Hotel mill UBSbRBJ,
nd then resuuiu theil Journey to the ? apltaJ. ,
?-?- I t
A'JBBABB THIES FLY-FISH INO. *
Emin T\* American Aug'tr.
'? ll was about fifty years ago,* -etd pr. J. M Kendall
! Itowdolnhain. "1 was a youngslor aud Pla.vtng on
ie bauk of the Ketincbee. 1 abai! never fugget In n_r
lr how neatly 1 saw a riane get a ploherol dinner. |
hey were driving tem down the stream. I watched a
'ano uctlns sort of fm,nj, ttandlng purehed on one of ??
," logs unar the sh, r-. 1 made up u.y uilud to see j
hal he was about and hld In a -lump of bus hoe Tho
reno had a bug In his bill and he kept dropping lt h
ito the c.irro.it until lt floated past him snd thou grub b
-d lt sgaln and repeated the same performanee. Ho ? s
oked to we a* If he was going to sloop. The old crane a
|Bgt -behan floating in front nf the log for half an hour
ahem au nf a inddo_, a Mg pickerel oaino up to tho snr.
taco tod made a div. for the bait. Tbe plokerelwm
flown the erar.o's throat in los* than a second, and MA
trano flapped his wtug? and flew away. Ho took the
nug In bli bill, though. Thoy look sloopy enough, but
Ui-y too*** morp Hun a good many people?how to got
t?ifr bread RM butter.**
THE CZAR'S PREDICAMENT
TIE MUST YIELD TO THE ALLIES OK FIGHT.
THK KlTlOPKA**! CWSt8 NKAKKVO A CLIMAX?A DIO
BUSS?LS loah.
?t>'PI?V"if; 1BSIJ. Pv Tk* Kew- lurk Auoclatot Pre**.
Behlix, Feb. 4- Whllo tho BBB- -fB-lol pit's- B-SetB
lo regard the publicallon of tho gnstiu Om mao
treaty as having a pacific Intent, ofllclal and diplomatic
ClrrK* __ttVr tjia, 1U retl a|m u t<j lnrcfl th_ c.iaf
to an Immediate war or compel him to submit to terms
fur a permanent peace dictated by th" allies. The
substance of the treaty has long been known to
!x?Hi the Kusslan and French (iovernments. At the
time of tts Inception at Hit ronferoncn between
Prince H.. merck and ( omit Andrassy. of Gaflteln,
ta August, i -Ttl, onnldBaHal ?selmiiies stating the
characi-r ?f UM Oompnci were ina.Ie by Prince lils
marek to tho Ctar as an Inducoment .? break *,:r
Bago! lal lons for tho K.isso-Krench alliance. Tbo day
afier the tronty was signed Priam BSmmmh made a
personal communication of tho fact to both tho
French and Kusslan Ambassador*., withholding only
Iho exact terms of tho ticaty.
Tho publication reveals nothing to any European
GovaiBarnet. Basan -teetering ll la tin* people the
step was anxiously and repeatedly dhWUmed by 11*lnce
lll-iitarrk. Conni Kaliiolty and Herr von Tl,Aa. Tho
Ansii ian Mlnlstorial Canaan, the atevero* presiding, ?
ennaaaaad lo tha pobUeatloa of tho treat], only ia*i
?ooh, Dpon nrgsal i-orresenlations fnun 1'iiiice Kis
liiarclc. Hu, tho time was opportune.
A Mi Munnin B BPBKCI1 OP PR?'CS BtSMABCK. '
Its upp-manee at th- present "nurture recalls tho
into.ani ? ol Priam Btemerah when he wm reproached
in Ihe Reichstag br rotaslng lb inbmil to tha! bodj ,
eertala diplomatic pim naponda mm "< -a Oot |
ernment detemsiam to publish Important documents,*' i
he said, "marten thooM hive gone m far that noth
IniT but war ls HBeiy to be thu outcome of I ht slftia- !
Moa" ly the Ugh! ol Ibis memorable rtatemeni th" \
l.nmen.se rifmBeaaoo af the publication of th*- treaty i
at th", present cii,|s will bo seen. lt ls the step |
which p ' "dc- au ultimatum. If Ens*I,, continue, to
arm and pnsh BM?ard masse- of troops, mena' lng the '
.strafe;*:,- points on the frouHe-.-s, and If the pending ;
naprtfallnua fm an nffenstve and dstewlve alliance .
with Prance should laeeeod, Hie eeatrai powers vt ni |
not walt tim convenience ,,f the Prench and Russian 1
Coven,ment, to declare wa.. The erlsls, therefore, I
nears a climax. ?
1
Witt THK CZAti TIKT.n Oft OO TO WARI *|
Prinee Bismarck, in his speech in tho Reichstag on ]
Monday, m.iv place a peeeoful latorpmtation npon Hie
moiives of the publication ol tho treaty, bu! untiling
ho can tay i- ox pm tad to los orin tbs strain of the r.
slinatlon Tho Cam must give practical unaraneea f
ol peace or abide by an early ivar, and, lodging bv
all thal ls known of bis character and the ministerial ?
Induenom now dominating him. the Crar will not |
yi.-id. Conn! Bchonvaloff, u,o Russian Ambassador ,
to Oermnny, i- In st. petersburg attending the annual :
curt. He aili return to Berlin to-morrow, and win
--oe Prince BHmareh before the meeting of the Reich"
Stag on Monday. '
BXPOSBD IO AV ATTACK PBOM KI.ANCK.
Germany w u; be exposed to an attaeh from France ;
wiic.i Kussia randi the sommer treaty, which lias noi yoi
appeared in the Ens-Ian p.*?ss. The Moscow papers f
today an* pessimistic In tone. They predict that the -
neg. nation with Austria will nol -mull in (he Interaoti .
of Russia Tho ?? Kron/ Z'-iiung" reem-ds fresh army ,,
movements on thc frontier. Tho hard dry froel favors -
Ihe marching of men and borsm and the transportation
of wai mulei lal. and the concentration of troop- along ^
th,- line ,,f Hie {"lemon ls actively progressing. The 1
fortwork*** a: Kovno are completed Twelve forts rou- f.
Meted by earthworks will protect Ihe concentration of a 1
force *,f ?_?().? 00 men designed, according to the " Lvreua i
Zeillilig." lo operate against Fust Prussia.
BBOOTIATIOaa FOR THK KIJSSIAH I.OAV. 1
Ramie continues its negotiations for a twenty-three
million loan in Paris and Amsterdam and ts reported
to be on the eve of success, nie high terms offered, .
barked by Ihe reeo-Hurt-dailon ol tbo French Qovera
mont, an* Inducements for the lau le-rs to venture. H
The Bari ogs hara placed 10,000,000 roubles worth of h
Nichole! Railway bomb on behalf ol Ihe Rosslen treas- s
my. They repraeenl ioma advanced t,v the treaeneg .
to the railroad and nominally repaid They are now- I
pledged io the Baringa, who Moue then, (n London at l
r. per cent, cermsn Investors retain Russian seeuri- *
tim willi groot l-na. liv. A dispatch rOOelVOd from St. I
Petersburg to-night asserts that the Piench loan pre- t
pos?is submitted .*, the Csv tram so oaoroui iha. they .,
were declined, "n the other hand reports have been i
iei'civ-e.1 ai Frankfort thai a loan of 100,000,000 mantel
hs-s iK-.uallv 1,,-e,, conelm|.',| by RuasiO from trench s
parties af a nominal rate of Internet. 5
THK TRRATRB SBASOR Ht HfUllV.
Tin- theatre maaoB hm is*en luecmsfuL Mllloeker'i ',
opera ** He Blebeo Schwaben" hm boen produced at *
the frederick Wllhelmstadi Theatre, lt promlam to
rival "Th" Beggar Student" which was brought out r
at tho same theatre, tit- theatre win etoo produce ,
(lenee's ** Die Droliehn" which has looted asucj*esi ;it ',
tho Vienna Cari Theatre. y
An opera entitled ** Irningen." written by Profess, r j
Lorens, of Stettin, and founded on shakespeare's ** Pom. 1
?vdy of Errora," ha.; h.-en accepted by the Opera House. ]?
A Prench operetta company hm obtained a cordial j|
reception at the W allialla.
II-ii Bedow Will come to i!crllu to direct Stanford's
Irish 6} li.I bony- n
(i HEAT MOE AL NEWS. k
ABOUT AN UNFORTUNATE EDITOR.
WHV HE WEEPS. ! '**
?Y'liu The .Vu- Y,,rk Tribune. di
Til" most Interesting feature lu evening journal?
's m y os terday wa. the brilliant flash ot silence In- JJ
bilged lu by "Tha Evening post" In ivgard to tho !'*"
'omptete and crushing exposure In yesterday morn- m
nu's ** rsiiii' of i(_ giotes*iuo falsehoods concerning
'lection figures.
WHY EVERYBODY ELSE LAUGHS.
Emin The-.Ve ie l'..rk snn.
Wo understand that " Karry" Godkin, of the Second
fard, resolved yesterdog to try to live boree flor a tlc
Hurlly veracious Ufo. by
This ls good nowa. Wo congratulate Mr. Godkin
lpoii his manful determination. It is greatly td lils "l
redli, and it ipeahs volumos for hhs energy aud en- '
erprl.se. Kew men, at his age, would have tho Kl
outage to grapple With a bad liab.t so deeply rooted jn
n congenital predisposition ami so itrongly buttressed . ,
,y loug experienoe and enuateat practice. May I0
u-aveii Mess '* Kai ry's'' endeavors I 1
while the whole continent, perhaps the satin ""(
rorid, ls watching with lympatbetlc Interest tho 1*
trugglo between "Karry','' milder s?lf and tha bad
-ld daimoii of iiuvoraruy. lt shall be tho task of
Tho Suir lo report Impartially from tlnio to Hine f
ih upward anl oawud progrem. B'e hope, ai-o, lT(
hat li will b,, our pleasai t duly to proclaim at last I
Ks complete and glorious triumph. I***1
The talleri and bmnI oecurale oceount ol every Im- ?*'
orton! phase or tin ming Indi?into lu the impending
truggle will !-?' found In these columns; nnd wa Deed
cai'.'oly add lhal DO julius will be Spared by Ibis
stabllshment to furnish the nubile with the earliest
en , of ?? Kuli.,--'' arrival si the shining goal, no mat?
er at what hom- "! Ihe dav or night ll may occur, |.'*
or even if wo am obliged io print an extra for that
pecis! purpose. We shall alford "Larry** every
We haws Sortied n very limpte a!othomoter, or ?
ontrivance tar Measuring and registering Mr. God- ?'
in's progrem toward complete truthfulness.. l/*i 'he jul
llama al absolute veraclt* be repreaoated by hmi.
ei mm !?? Ibo other extreme?the vanishing jH.int -j
f hopeless, Irredeemable, unlntennlttlng un veracity. h
larniig w,H, il,.* fae. that. "Karry" ls now plunging
long somewhere between nine .md I hil leen, K win "?'
,. ,,,\ (, r cory madm ?>f the newspaper reports *J
, follow with precision NJs gains or iossm and te '^
-ti.-.,at., hi- ehancm of nltlmatc lueeeea. ?*
lor we d< not sup|,.i-, that even under the tm.st ?
ivorabio ?.Iltlons lin- reform can lie steadily
mgr * iv Rotarma rarelj work thal way. '?Karry-'
oihiu win hive his letbaclD, his periods *>f retro- ?
rosslea, lils bonn and days ,,f dl_rouragen.ont or th.
espatr The imi" d.-vlce Which we ure ii,?-? ribing, f,
sod In coi...ct on with Ihe latest ImltotlM from mo Me
?er., ol tl,.- govai conflict lu Ihe Beeond Ward, will Ma
nsble everib.sly to see at a glance Ju,', h w Ihe ?"*''
at. lo goes.
io m.ii.e .-, Godkin stothomeem roejnlsm very nnio .^
iMhanteal UMmnulty, The farmer who is Interested
i Karry's'' muggie to b- tiuthf .!, ral. I iiaili ni lin)
isoIe of li- ba-n door thi* numbers from 0 to UO.
ticking a brad awi in ihe number mpmaowtlas Mr. .
., ll.:.'. tates! I'o.itlon. An ordinary cribbage board J"
111 be Brand v'*'*v cnvenlei.t. The holes may ls) ,
lathed lc lah fro* mra t? 100 and um varying
irtnne* ol Hm rontesl ludiraiod with peg*. Lad'**]
ivsiilng ti. constrnet a Godkin atethometeir ihould
rom ie a long and narrow Mrtp "f cardboard, mark _\(
In some pretty color with tbs scale in ornamental r*
-nires. sn! attach ll h.ul'on'a!lv lo th" will. Thou A
jiman the the head of a big pin with red sealing di
?ax to represent Mr. Godl.ln, V'corate tho pin per- I:
aps with a little flag or streamer of blue silk, and the J*
let ho meter I- p adv tor use.
Hut these are detalte. The main Hiing ls tho great
tot that "!_-,! rv" (oHlklii of Hie second Wan! resolved
esterday to trv to conquer his unveroclfy. There
n?w bogHinina one of tho mm! Int-jmely inter
?.tlng moral re nfl leta over wtiii'Nsed In any age.
lay "Larry's" better nature win.
'1
Se,
SM
KEB URINE A HYMAN NUISANCE.
from The Mrrii Btes iw
The curtain I ad gone down on the first act. when a
?Itel hsadefl man. who had con"* <'i bia minuted lalo
nd disturbed a dooen people to pref te a chair In the
rntitk of Iho row, got up It was time for boor. He
ad been In then* twenty two minutes bv tho watch,
nd was vuliorlitg untold ag,.ii"'- tor a gla-s of joger,
le started to nut on lils overcoat, when the strange
t*ly at his slip* In ,u red:
"Going out l"
" Ye*.'?.*
"fleming haek aff"r you get a drinkt*
" Y yos'n: ^^^^
"Well, j oame prepared. I have two tykltles-otv)
'Ith whLsker and the other %t 1th beor. Which will a-*.
ou take 1" r
" Ww what I" he stammered as he looked down urmn r"
er with bulging eye* ; and gradually hi* arm* fell, | a
ls overcoat sank down on the railing In front of him. | ca
nd be dri.pp.*.-} USo his seat with a thud that Jarred
in.
vombodf lil tho raw. **"
BIRTHDAY OF A CLUB.
>a i i ?
UNION LEAGUE MEMBEK3 TO DANCE.
TWE.VTY-riVK YKAR9 OP NOD*.! WORK FOB THIS
CITV AND THE C'*"'** .RV AS WKtt.
The entertainment to-morrow night with which
the Union Lrejigue Club will celebrate the twenty
fifth nnnivcrsnry of ito fonndntion, will eclijwie in
brilliancy nil previous displays of bo-.pitnlity whl'li
have contributed to the fame of th" club. It will
be worthy of the club ansi of the S8SBBBS_1 ?n oc?
casion of much sigmlleanco to not u few of the
_eSBBSSB now living, who can recall thc gloom thnt
prevailed when the club was founded Tho |,"niwn
wrns then men.,e?*| with ,1. solution: the members
Of the club wire pledged to do their inmost to
ptSVeat that. Loyalty to the Government, and
levottOB to the I'nion were the ties that in those
lavs hound them togethBf, and their aims being
patriotic mid general, and not local, the club
-poedily acquired prominence, and entered upon a
?ureer of pssspeilUf nnd pcognas aapasaD I. d in
Ihe history of clubdom.
Hut to-in.ii r?w night, when tlie magnificent hall-*
md rooms of tlie club will lie thronged vvnh " fair
.vonien and brave men" and th<> strums of music
uni the perfume of Howers penetrate everywhere,
hem win be nothing tosaggart the tuabalaat Itabbb
n which the club had its arlgia. The mhihiallua
v ill Ih- em nely of a social chara, ter. No oratorical
-rograntBae has been prci-s'imi. Dnafftag ami
ipeech Duking -I*, not. ",, well together. T?* orator
?.innot, contend with beauty?when music invites
i) the dance.
Hundreds ,,f invitations have tren issued. IVs
dent Cleveland nnd the members of tlie Cabinet
lave Keen invited, tlie Justices ,,f the l'nit"*l States
mpreme Court, many Senators ami Repi-mntatlvm
>f distinct ioti, Gen. ral Sherill.ni and officers of his
taff. General Sherman, Anny and Navy officers
tere and elsewhere. Judges of the Conrt of Appeals
md the Sn,ie Supremo Conrt, nnd oilier courts,
'T-reseiitntivcs of foreign irovemmerits at Wnsh
ii-ton. prominent olerevmen and men and women
li-st-ingnhhcd in various walk, of life.
I h.- kui hering will have n brilliant, setting for
he handsome arid spacious rooms of the elub rond
lv len,] themselves to sumptuous display. Thew
v.ll be or.lamented with pictures and tapestry and
?rio-n-brue; j,nd flowers choice aud rare. ' Pro ?
..sion and magnlflcenne will be tem-icred bv goad
? ste and ludgment. The House Committee, Sifjour
I'V W. Fay. S**tl, F,. Thomas and VV. M. llabir
havv hilve charge of ihe plural arrangements
lin- elah has a fine collection of pictures, valued
ll -Mm (mu. hut those will be reinforced bv ft
inn collection, which will in,dude some of the
ines) piotuma now in private houses in th" citv.
li- se latter will be hun- iii the nrt, gaHery. Among
hem will he fine examples of !>?? Nen ville, De?
mil". I'niisseau and Cn,! Thor, will In* foin
dettirey hy Jules Breton, and a similar number bj
lOBgneiean and Kuans.
PkIv-!V,;q iv THK BA I I-ROOM.
Tlie halls will be adorned with paintings, and.
Otneth.Bg that bes never boen done before nt
ntertalnmeata of the club, the general mcoting
oom, where the dancing will trike place, will also
" lui..-,' with patatfagSL The nrran_*em"nt and
"lection of the pictures will Ko done hy tho Art
'oinmitt.e. consisting of William IK Biyan,
,eor_,. (.'. ('rune. IV.stmun Johnsen. Thomas I li,ks. i
'forge EL Sheldon, Edwin S. Chopin and Joseph
(ilbank. 'nure will be two hands <-f meale, one
ii ihe ballroom and Ih" other in the lower hall
inmediately inside thc main entrance to thc club.
Tlie guests will begin to arrive at 0 o'clock, and
upper will lie served ut 1 I o'clock. The chef lias
eeelved orders io excel himself, and aosae mar
eloiis artistic .Keefe may be expected which will
-anally t mut tim ap|)otite and delight tin- eye.
"ho duli is fortunato In having ns president -tl,an
?hom no man cnn better discharge the duties of
ost?Channcey M. Dept?. Ile will receive thc
ii s(s in the library. It luis been announced that
e would present them to President Cleveland,
nt that litt'e ceremony will have to ix- omitted,
.?cause Mr cleveland has sent a letter regretting
is inability to attend.
i w i-\ tv-n vi: vi-aks or ri.cii inc.
Tlie invitation cards aro gotten tip in exquisite
isle. The dates l-i'.'i and I *"**?* with tlie mono
ram " V. L. C." between Utefl* are shows in em
i--ci| silver, a happy selection ns it is. iso to
[teak, tin- silver weddin-' *,f th.- club?its wedding
* tin- Bepnblioun party, which then mraal ihe
ii lull ? that is to be celebrated. When the duh
as organized jts hoaee was at No. .fi Eas! Beven
? nth si. 'I h<-reafter for many year- it occupied J
ie building nt Twenty-siNth-st. ami Madison-ave.,
ow ooenpied by the University Club. The present I
sndsome ami spaoioua club-house nt Thirty-ninth
L. and I'ilth-iivo. whs formally opeaed on March
. 1881. 'Flu- dub has now I,SOO members, and
lure ire ."..ni waiting a chance to gd in with no
ri Spent of any speedy consummation of their
I?bea. The revenue of the club last year was
282,83- IE
IVsid* nt popovv luis had S'-rao diatingniahed
redcce-Sors. This is th,- list: Robert H. Mintnrn.
oiiathan St urges, Charles ll. Marshall, John Jay,
ackson S. Schultz, William T. Hopkins, Joseph
I. Chonte, John Jay agata, Qeerge Cabot Ward,
auiilton Fish mid William M. Evartas. Mr.
,a:t- served four t rms before Mr. DepSW stop|>ed
i. .'ind he is now enjoying his second tenn, l.argS
i the elub-otue is its eapseity is limited. Hut
iiny who cannot co to the brill may console tlnm
?Ives by looking at the |)i<-nir-s which will Imj
i-pt on exhibition for the rest of the week.
EDWIN BOOTH'S NEPHEW IN "HAMLET."
Piui.ADKi.i'Hiv.l'oh. 4 (Special).-before a large anc!
"hioiiiibln andlomo Creston Clari!B, son of the conie
in J. .**. ( lailt*', amt nephew of Kdwln Kooth. made
< first appeiiranee this ovening at his father's the
rc in Hr.. ni a* '* Hamlet." His performance was
?civ,si vvnh continue! applause. His resemblance
Edwin Ko* th wa- at tiirtfs startling.
HIE HEATHER REPORT.
GOVRItN'MKN'T IN'BICATION'.S -FOR 24 II Ot,'BS.
S">Bainoion Uah. 4.?For Massachusetts and Cenneo
ut, rain fellowed ' y fair weather, warmor followed
ooliter, H.ht te fresh southerly winds stuning to west
?y.
'sr Eu-?tern Nsw-York, Eastern Pennsylvania and
w Jsrsey. Hf ht rains fel'swed hy fair weather, light te
eh soutnerly winds shlftiug te westerly, rising fel
re.l hy f tilla ? temperature.
>'or Matriel of Pirlnmbin. light rain followed by fair
Htlior. ii .li: ta fresh winds shifting te westerly, llighc
waiiuur followed by coldsr.
n tim ,' .arran- a rout'nu ons line stir,tv a the baremefrlt* flue
itious yeeterdsT. .," eu.ci Te! :,l i tie I mle.. Slates Slsnal
Tlce station in this city. Ths linties uiuicaie the temper*- , _
e uuiet at ll ii.:.?i*s siiari.acy, *.'l S Bread way.
Btdeaa orri**-.. Keb. 5?1 a m.?The move-went of w
liaronteter yesterday was downward. Ths re was a ~
ufa!! sf (?.'.'*1 Inch. The temperature raagsd botwesa ni
> and se", tha iiTerajs (34". being V klgker thaueu n
day. It,
n snd near this city ts day lhere will probably be ,
a followed by coeler, clear weather. .?,
t -1; n 11: \ i . r_KK mki Kor.OLOuirAf, MVOR -.
rofessur Dmpm.ef lao Omma! i'?rk OfeeerraBsty, makes R.
Mtewlng rspssl for tlie week ended st iioou reston.ar: Bj
nromtttr. Inches. I Thermometer. Degree*. 1
.,!,."Ililli Mi'lii.'.'.i.7 ?
x'm. Keh. *-'? 0 a. m. S" -SO Matin, ?n. 3. i mi, 3ii,0 l,
jlinTu, Jua :'?",.I p m. 'i'M'M M tiiliimiu. Jan. BS, 0 a.m. 7.0 ?
,_s.SiU.Kaage.Itf.O I
Monm tr-arieler by tho wind. 1.147 ml les. Kept-, sf -now. \
mh**, A uiiei.l of water, lu inuit Jr,
H
he nnnusl uxliiidtion of the American Water Color
iletg is now " .n day sad eveniun (except bun-ay* at "
A.ademr of DealgO. I'h ave. and 'JTd-st. where ran
-i .ii 071 ?"?ie -i'i'- T-.i.n eelei plslures for tbo nomi
a. initsiou of 'Jj cents. .'.
in
CL
MARRIED.
K'VtLV KKVIXKY-on .'et?r urr *.?, at ths rectoVy et I
i. Keo'e (Tiiirci. by the He. l>antel >'. Barke, 1). li., -
nnle c. Dev ni.y to Kelli* K. AekOftf
...Ks-BUBBVB On amrnarf i bf Bm k.,t Dr. o. h. Jj
ew nc, l.'l.-i ,rs KU'llny Kl.Kes tu a ira, tu..sn _
k.iguturet the Isle Ssiuuel ll uri* Saroi ... j.
i 1 ll i,ll i.Iisl'IK lu Ur,, .. m. .,.? ToeeUr. rasosrr fr
1. ISnS, by the Her. I. Maia?a^ iireeidinc elder New. -
erk Ksst Conference, assisi,-1 uv Uss B-V. Jame. Came- _
.e. Heleaa H.. tUnshter t.t iil.-l.fril ?..illeepla ??.-, lo *.:
verdell W. Smith, boto sf Rro.alyo.
N WAOKMB-tl-ABBOTr - ) i tr'sbrusryl ISB__SI SB.
ohn's (JaureS. Waetdasloh. I), c.. by lae Bet". Willi_m
?oner-. DI>.. Gertrude laius,, daus'iter ?( tao la'a ?_
Din I). Abbott, of Brooklyn, B. Y., to (Jerri! Hubert Vaa tb
isjiDiu, uf Kye, S. Y. j **.
Voticetof marriage* mutt be in hrtti tcith Ml namt B
ti -.Wi'di* -.iB__________________m
HIED.
OWN -At Hot Nprtnsa N. C. Febraery X, IMS. Oer- J
uu. Ma. .e. betered wife et I..wi* el. ilrowa a lld _??_u \
<r ot Henry Manon, o*t. - ?
iisr.ii serrices il Uitci Cboreh, Broadway aad 10th st.,
ti Monday, Kehrosry d st lOo'eteok a, re
KK) Od Krifl.T, Kebrnarr A. at her lats reslSsnee. C'S I
an ."f!e.t l ., j Muir, belated wife ot Janice A Carey,
i me _Vh -rear o: Wet sea
serat tn,in the Cathedral so Mso-iay, Kehrnary 0. at 10 -l
m. I ?
III*KM*Ell -At her home, near Katonth, N. V. Satur. ..
tr. Februer. 4. Elisa Aaa Ureso, wife ot 1'eier K. , <tr. v
eater. a*e.l 76 -.tn. *
sera from ber Ute resi,lese? so Wsdasstar. the I th lull, ' -
11 o', i.,cs f. m.
r'as*j lu ii j,un* al sunns on arrival of train teavlna a
real Oeuirti Dejtt at lOSOa ia- n
.elites su'lf nea it au letyeC.'-'ily I uti ted. I a
cl
DIED.
KI"OMS II?On Kebrnarr 8. Wdliass Orostbet-k, ss- a
Cullarin, fl rna*'ie eek nnd Die la'- VVilttsss C. :<. F-isll.h
Funeral ?'rvTre? wK: he heM jtldt tate rest tenet. N"o. *J JI
Kant IMh-at., on Montiy. Kel) ru iry M. st lo .Tle-U.
F-CLKE-At DoTar. iw-itwar*, Febrnarr 3. Uti, WIIHan
louike, of thlse.tr, ls tilt THUi year ri ...ter'
F'lnerslfrm st fl fir go's ,">ir:,. Htut-retsit s"|-iu?, aaa
ley. Fsbroary 6. at '2 o'clock p. m. Ile 'afire, sn I fri. , u
are tn Tl ted.
r A fl Ki: II-At I'onshkeepsle. M. V., Febr nary 1, Kian n.
Parker, agc! 7? yesre.
Fun. re:ai bititot rat.lene* on Hilurliy.
Piil'.TKB?8 i I !snly. nn KrillV meroin/, Febrntry tt. FrsK
erick B. Porter, aged 72 yt irs
Fener-t se, rice, it ill lats reaHesjea, Mo. SSS Ms-tieon.it
Iii e.. .lin. '.n s , , ii,-, al 4 TO p in.
FKIXCK-ttl Fltt'ios'i. on Thareday evening. Ke'..rn?ry 3
Abram Prince In his.lrtlh rei".
Funeral eertlees will be hell nn Sun lsv*. Pehraarr .'.. at!
? 'cluck, st the Reformed Churoh, Church lane md Flat
eastman
STEVKNSON-.At Ny-ek. M. V. Pehrnsrr .1. I**!. Willi*,*
? i S!nTen<no. M. I>., of roiitnmptlnii. M dla lli'if.ir
FiiaeralserTleetfreiiiiiltleisretileieei.fi lirevlwir. Men.
*la-. U.e Ulh Isac, st li. .1' .')?-.. p. m. FiK i. i* tx Ut
family areinrlte I.
TOOK KR-In Dmr.*, Tta'jr. on tte. Uh teat. M-r.ar*f A?
(rael*. ";.. ..? dal"iel Mead Tooker, and dsushter of ta>
late Waltou II. ?. eltham.
TKRMPKR-Af lielTldsre. Illinois, on Fehnarr 1. l-*s.
? epmm Iwe'i ll. Tremtisr. of Kiamma V V.. of thi
steamer " -tact W. Bald wis. In h:< 7n|T rear.
Funeral wilt (ste iTaes from 1,1a rest-team on slonni ,t?.
K In.alon. Ba V., en Mon lay afternoon. Keorutrr 0. at!
e'c'.o-..
KelitlTen anrtfrlsn'ta are ut 's' tn -itt * , t
VB!?OH??I Westbury I. I . Fehrnary 2. Str?*i. wi "ewe*
John Vnl'ikr. la (ha s.|, r.ir of her ,?.?
Re'ntlret a,, . frlar.dt are I art", tl (et,ten! 1,er f?n*rt! 'mn
ITien.lt* Meeting limns, vve.ti.ary, -sunday. KeTru iry 5,
st 11 o'clock.
Csrrhtgee will mes! tho BtSS trsin from f.ong Itlsn I <* t-.
?fleneml "Society of Mrrlinaire nnl Tre'Veme,..
Kratliers' You .' ,? rc ,,'sic,! t? t'tsi. t Hie Inners! .erv)*.,
of .,ur ive brother. Kai ward Bf, Trna *?? ??" 'et*' rs'i-lanea
B78 Pacific-*!, Bmoktr*, m Mae-tar, Otk lesa si 7 fa ml
O.m. WILLIAM C -VI 1 Ttl. PreaMent.
Btirnas m. srnmnv, s?c-etery.
C-p.r-.ial Xaticco.
? i*?ini.,i_..
A Bt7__M COI.I.K. TfON OP
hfODBBN BUBOPEAM nCTUBBS.
ADMIRABI.K K.VAMPLES nV
gotschrsme!ter. Thirst, BaanfMann nevay. ITnlk, Jip",
Rousseau, Kny!T. Claa le, Norr. I.y*-n ! *< kir, I.-f.ei. '.Itr.ll.if
Sch,et luger. Maller, gsaaaa Prof Ueti an ! o'..erv
IN FREE EVIIiniTION FItOM 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M
st Hie
JOHNSON OAT.I.r.llY,
SSS 5TH AV".
4.? Willi Papers.
WA UH KN. LINO' A CO.;
MAM" KA IfKKKS,
ISS BAST ISB-ST,
grand OBMTBAti nt-1*.ir.
ml.cit an examination of t'n.lr eiiec a'.tv l.reotrel Sprlnl
productions and importations. whlcT for lowcoei, variety
'.ic! nov. '.ry o' deoteabavOaOOOf bom eirene!, alee
___SfOISrOB i;sp::( ivr.LV DBStaSBO
l.v the
SSSOOTITHfl ARTISTS.
Particular att"iit?n la called to a lar/;e au I eTol-e .ale-tins)
>f Japsuese, Krencii, Knglieh an.l Ooarnoo g-??l* rece-jllr In
)or:eil._
lt *. C V >lo?re's
TRKOAT ASK I 1 NO I.O/.KVO KS
ire the test fun. of tlie km t to t.e I.al Pur "c. list li
lie threat, sere throat, co'it ea the tun-a, ' rene Mt is ml ll
he ;,eii. whooping i..u.ii, tliey giv* wm.::.'?? relief
Tuegista. _
Slice hil Notice.
THF. UNION" I.I'AOI'i: ci.tn
RECEPTION.
Arrangements hrivr) bssn ?Ola for livery serries on til
veiiias-if tee celebrs lou of fin twenty fifth an iivsrian
it the organization nf the OMS F'brutrr fl. willi Mettri.
.vur n A Kaili n-'t. Nu. 2 caf. BSlBm, to fnrnlali rarrisge*
mt coupe* at special rates.
All carriages in comi'iz to the "lab Houston (hat eTeuin |
lien!,! api.ro* ch by way of Ma.lis >o ar,-, sat de,, ir: hy wat
f BM -ire.
Meinherssn,! gneats srs mgaoslol t) llvnlis I is'r prrci
srriagea and on losing tho cinT BeOSS smateT Hi" cot
eyai.c tuns arr tn ?l. Hy ti.:. iii"t in I it ? ? lu) -si to ava),
elsy amt | oafuslnn. .
Past OU.re Nm SO
f*houM he read daily by all lo IPI SS ISO, as .hinges may
*e.r st sny time.)
Letter* for foreign eountrte* need ool be speclstlr sd
Ireasel for n.-paeh by any particular tUBanvr, vtcepf ., h-n
t ls desire- IO send duplicates et bunking anl commercial
leeOBSOaW ******** nu' aj'.'.r.siiy eddicet-1 -.lug sen', bj* i.e
aa'es-- .- ss'1- svstlnMa
Forelcn rn,lit fnr the week endtsir "shnn-y ll wtU rios.
nroniDtlT mill r-Kan ??? .'il. .SI's *s 'ol'.owt
_ONI) \V?At A p. m. forCal* Rle*, vii tainan, por atea-n
ship Koxiisll. fro ii Now Orleans
*V Kn DAY?Al 9 a ? fer Nitwst dlre't, uer stssiis'iis
Ilekl* iletten mast Oe -imolS I -*psr Ileitis '). a, K-.i
a. m. ro- Ireliud. per steniis.up Ney* lt, rli "J.,seat
town (letter, for (ireat Brltiia au 1 other Kiuupeis
countries n'ist b> .Krorttl 'Vlf Vin I * ? at .. n m.
forTrotlllo, ^tr uti a.ki j Siro ii*, fro-u Vst- ?rltni
VE'iNKODAV? aill-aSe ??? for Irelaad. per si--a. .',i|
lt?pii!ilic. ria yueenalown (let,rt tor UmU liniais
an t other Eiionni a ciaC-i'M mm.' ..- 11. re -t.nl ?'oer Ke
?shlic, "i; el 11:10 i. m. for Ktirop., uer steams iii
.Hie, Tia Southampton an-l Hr,)iii,-ii (iettei i fur Irei ju<
rn "st'i,e uir.-i ..-I "iiur Kibe").
'uaiwn.-Y?.vt l n. ia ter Borania am stet-s-uj
Orinoco all p m. fur Carup-oTt. Cliitpii. I'JJU')*,
aul Yucitsn. per stat nsnio *'!fy et Alsiaulrs. :et'-.ra
far Tamplcoswl Tn-oi'ik <1 r vi si I for otuer Menota
(stans. ?is Vera ? nu. must he .lire*'il "per (.TIT si
Alxxaiulrit' v at '. p. m tor Hi l)uisui|0, Caui llartl
anil luikslslainl, per stoimthtp BeauWi at Ad nt. far
Tratlite tad I'm-riij Carte*,per ateasmhla t'rnt. Morts,
frem aow-Ortaoaa
RIDAY?Ai 10 a. m. fer Cnatral Awrm sn 1 *s,i-.n
Pacific porti (eicaut OBUM, onr stoini.T.* colon ni
Asplnwall l,:*.,i fer OUJteisK* m-itl be dire, Isl
"uer Colon",: si H.iiO p. ni. for .\e?rf,,uu ilaint, per
steamer from Halifax.
kTCBDAV? vt '.'.Ltn. for Fnrope. per statmshln Anrinlt.
vis Qaoeaitewa (letters ior Kranos. -.wiuerlaoU Iitiy.
Boam and Portugal must be dir.-tel " Annul i." at J
am for France, Switzer led. Italy. Spain sud Porrigtl.
uer steamauii) f.i Normsudie. tu Havre (talleri f-?r
Ilclgiiim Netheilinls. Germany. Au.tri*. Dsnmsrk.
8we*l*n Norway. Kossls sad l'xrksr. nu tl be flirecled
"perl.* .Noriiiaiulie T. nt - aaa. for Ote.tmntain anf
?Stead per steamship etty of Chtes.n. Td Uueess
town (letter* must bo 1lrs.(?J ?periityof COOMRi i.
at 2 a m. ?? tk* "sft'-usMuli dlr-ct. uer stotmsii?
Zasndsm Tla\tntter'1?in .letlnri non ii li-.- ,l -Mir
Zaamlam"); at B a. m. fer Belgioiu direct, per SBsa i
? lils B*l_e_UkS U tu Viiiw)*'* tlit-eri inuit o? -BOOBm
?per HMtrea?at**)i *t Ha ?. for ('arina cont, per
aretmstitp ciarli.el. (letter! far Coats Bios tu Li non.
mutt be directed "per l'u''?'?l,"'*. *'" ?; ? f,,r,-,.;,t
las) direct nor sk^amshlp Klhlontn. vis Olasgew .letters
must he .trociel "par Klluopla "i. at I p. ia. Lr N'oi
way direct, per steamship Heiser Metters mott be
directed --per Heiser "I.
ails lor Clust til I*:>*'*. P?r suamslklp (Tty el
New Vurk (flin Sn Frauen:)' cloie here l-eb
rusry ?> at BOte >. m- Mails for Ihs ll .w mea
I.ian.ls.' per suamillj Austr?lit ifro a Ssa .'ri ? is-j).
sloae nero F-bruaiy 'li at 7 o. m. Kails for
the Society!*'sol* uer thin T.i'it".. ((mra Baa rraanmsl.
cleae her. Ke'iruary *_i atJTJ. f^btONa fut
Aiis.rt'u. Stsw.ZstUO'l Hs-i.ltT.il. FJt anl Si
---- Alana Itv ifreia Maa
moan islsnda pet *i*t*o*h.D Bil meda I'rein Haa
Krincitrei elite here Vf ire'i "I. ii ? n. n. mr ..n
arr It* st New-York of stesnskln Resubllc with Hnliti
mall* for Aiutialiv. Mail* for Cub* by r*li U
Tame*, Fla sad t'lenne br steiaer. ru Hey kYsit, Pit
Sam. atthieo(noe*t*ilr?t ?_:$.-. m.
"TV) sebedule of elosiae,"-' Trsns-PssiSo mails is a?
n-erl ou ihe nr-iumptioo ut their uuinu-rrnned overLaod
iT,ll to San Frsnctsco. MalU from th* Kmi sm-ing oa
mn at San Francisco on th* day of sailine of ats-aers are
matched th*nce the sam* Say.
"^ TTFTgRV O- p*-ATt"lo*r rvmuni.
Pastoffl,-*. Naar.Ymte **? "?? *"*_ 3, issi
llcligion*. .soticco.
Ill A-..*.' (hunk, 1 *ili at, west of HHiin line
IKI.IAM WIKI'.KllI'i.KCr: NRWTOM WiU preach at 11
?a._Prayer* at 430 p. m. _
I ecr.no,, on '?The I.,berni Faith" hT Rot. K. c
.'LI.KS, U. I).. Pastor. Kleti'Dih Street Church, bstwees
h and 7 Hi ave*., al ll a. in. Bu-Jeot al 74. p ts.: "Hom*
Kglon." All welroiua _ ______
rhureli of Use Mesatah. serssr 34th st snd Parksra
rTicea at ll e. ni Sermou by the Hut. M. J. HAVAUK
UostOD. bubjent: " Meglo SO-. Law."
barch olthe IHTiat* Ptt'rmitr. IthaTe.. lorner 4Stk-tt,'
t.CHAB?KO ll. KAToN. l> D., Pastor.-llo_r*..fs?rT
ll. in im! Tt-ii ii M.ri,lii?- subject: "Ciirist tel
in'* Need and Worth." Kreitlng. "Ba* tbe World Dat.
iwn tlie Bibi* I*' Special musical eerTlee-Ooubl* misti
Ba Antbsm. "Wiih Joytsl ilearu. (ilona. Jubliste
rei i.
nomi Lima** Boorlee. 4:IS, Charoh of uTTloly sptni,
ullsousve. and et'tb SL uk'!!' Ktr. -Kl NK ai. 1 Teated
Dir of Tu Totnes. Anthem from nani's " Holy City."
-anenra weloome. meer -e rices s, 11,7 45.
ateiaitttesmb. amara ead Sim rn. br. j a sn ipvan.
x lur. levine tervue ll _. m. aud at I ami 7 .lu p. m.
Kvnn?.TI.(!. M.rtlres
Disciples of christ. W-ei 'uah ?i . nasr sihav*.
The Hst. li n 1 1 KKK, Pastor
breaching Suu.lav ui.irnlug and tfiun-. ta* trtry ?t*q.
t during the week etceui Saluiday.
Hy the Uer A. P. CO HR.
15 .p'.-.trm at clete uf Sua lay evening sorrlca
You sm cordlslly luTtted,
rirst -?clelT at -riiri< uallslt. Adelpbl Hall. Ttl, *T0.
r. '*-1 st Mn nilli.ll am lecture* un i ruing and cveaiag,
uiual. Morning etTTtiea?Antwerlug quetlioot !r m t'.e
di.nce. Subject for evening Iodine 1 lu. Wave ot
ogress." Afternoon meeting for mablfetutloua Keats
Iv* Pnluu Monee ot Industry, IM Worth st WILLIAM
RAKNAKD. super.u.eu'leat HerTlce of eonii ci. Baa
y at SiHO o'elo.k. The .crt.ce ia aliuott wholly by the
ildren of Ibe luatitutlon. Public cai dillly inTlted.
?rea, hins at (nih .11, AooalelU (htirk. 417 W**t BTtte
, al 7.4a y. ni. Hubjeil. " Hew .kal; w > n* occupied altar
a '.(''siiirs-Ttun "' Stranssr* connelly lunttl
4t. Mark's t'barck. '.'-Lav*. mr. lotuat.. th* Har. J. _?
I LAM K. 1). 1). Hvcter ? Meroin* **r?iee. Ila nu r Tea
'iig, 7 45 p. ni Belacltout rout MeodslMoOn'* '*? hriatu* "
illj?h**aud "St, Paul" will ba snug br qiiarlett* and
urn*, u.ilei ,lu, ellon et !?:. J. FiUhugh.
st lanailueCkurrh.-ICIL tteea em a.e. Rev. ARTIIUB
IT* fill-. It??n>r -SundaT. 7, 7.4?. H .10. 10 Vi, inn* 11 a. iu_
jo amt sp .m. Dally. 7. D.30 a. m.. | a, nt. Hely day* aad
Tdaya. 10 a. sa. Seals fraa,__^_
Wt. Nlepbra'ast bitrria.
40th-st. aerih side. _?iwe*u Jik and Ilk area
The Rsv. A. I). HART. Hector.
_Servlees eu _uaday liiiau. aad 4pm
Spirltaal Meettua. iii'* West 4*2*1 st Rsgnlsr Sundsy ss*>
sea at 7:30 p ? by Dr. I- H. v. 1 Lt.ih. All i.iv.ie.1.
r**e Hoc lt* ly fay KUklcal Culture I'roi A DI. Kit will
elora be/ore thia Society st Ckiokerlng Hall on Sunday,
ibruary i Sunlaet, " Th* Life of Mo-ea ' Door* span
ll) SO, clo** at 11.15. All iataretw.1 ar* InTlted la ailaad.
The Rev. H. Vi righi Butler will beiln hts oastemte
Uh Ths Mt Paul Cvangeli-al ChamB, -.0 West 34U st.
larSth-aT*. Preaehlag at 10.45 a ta. aad 7 45 p-ia. AS
?ats tree, Kvarybodp weleeaae.

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