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JUDGE WAITE'S TREATMENT.
TvTLL KDtTABD COOPEE GO tiRUOAD?
Tar. Baton uiat mk. HM-UB will bk cm Ka j'-s
-ICK, AM) WK. C -'Sin MIX1STM'. TO MMPMam9Mk
Information has boen received fa this city from
? source usually well Informed concerning Aftmhils
tratlou maltois, that l'ltvldent Clev.l-.-l couiejui
pis-** ap;.,inf|i!t; B. J. Plielpn, now Minister lo
J1-!!?jlaii'I, io thi; vacancy caused by the death of
Chief Josilee Waite, of the I'nJted State* Supreme
Court. There la a rumor thal Ibo (li f fWtl
B)ay be offered to t-A-cj(,vei nor Hoathy. 'J his is aol
b-_"*_*s_- sllu-ly, fur tho rcas-M) that there ls ono Obis
ms? tt-sfdo-y Matthews) now os the supreme Court
beach, and vt hs* _x-(_ovi_raur Homily came tu
|f?w Vork ta practise Uv bu hast his political fol lu w
tj?g 1* Ohio, tu Pmidsat could *a _i, *;,_!?_* Hm
i_ CONFLICT B__rW_l___s lUS DOCTOUS.
nra ?*_ntT oRrrmea ava* thk c-mrTaorsRSY?
STATKMKNTS OF THK PHTSICIAKS.
{ST TKl.KORA.rH TO TH* TR I Bl' Ml 1
Washiscvom, March _t>.~Tke family of tbe late
Chief J mt ce are muck gHevod over s controversy
which has arfe-n among th* davtor. who attended
Ht. Walre tn his last Illness. The regular physician
of the tamil., ls Mrs. Caroline Winslow, a homoi pith.
Dr. Kuth, ot the Navy, U an old Mani ot the family,
but bus int been tts physic lan. Hoing at the house
on Tuesday sud healing tba tho Chief Justice WM
complain-ng of pains In fl.s chest, he suggested that
lt be Us'hod with turpeiitlne. When Dr. Umina
called on Welnesday txtie found that her trcHtment
Lal bctsn luterftr-d with. lbs patient's chm,
throat and lns'il bern*} sal nra'ed vxrtth tuiponflne. t-ho
linne "lately oidered lt wa-he.) off, and Ban ext tem ly
talus-k d to Ond that her directions hsd been afterod.
She Instated that -mUiing t,f the k.ud g_n*_M be al?
lowed tn occur -jjuOi-. On her lcmiu on Thursday
she dlscovetrd that the nnpontlno had not bn
iiVtnmH',iv removed. f*he Ba*oordlngly removred lt
?SMI* her own bands. f*ne then I -rar iit*t_ ttiat there
bad been fuilbei Inierfei^iic**'. Dr. Kutb hal sat up
wtf_ the Judge uanl ta e lu the nigh! .nd had given
Irttn nmirfshmont sfBtf li mr. wini Pfc Winslow hal
glie ted ihit lonfjfr li.nc should intervene, m lue
pati-vit's h. nu |. xias nm lu etindlt:_-n ti recite
toetd aftere . -ah* linnie dl?Xo|y hal *r.itgetio /.rooks.
-ho ,T"iii.(a s inosser.gnr whu hail lie-n aciing aa nu se,
gul ss.de au,j plarod Miss Hebe ca _Ia.it, a pnfcs
nurse in tvhom she bael Imidicli cunfldeine, In
Miss llart ts a srstor of Dr. M. Esther
r, and a gi adi.are of Br nev un Training school tor
she was fur sums Hmo in el,urge of tiie
opcia'tntr w?r.t in that Institution VMih b-r hi
ei.atgv ri.ere wa.s no maire in:, ifitonce w'lh tlie
***ll-ar, aol Dr. Uiiislow's dil* lino, were Imp 1-Cy
obev-d. But uncle, tb* OlauUBStaaCSI shs ileouicd it
ssivit-alile thai modicsi' coiui>sl ahouid be _B_BSnaa__B
This uirrt .Indite ilaire's al'l'i"v_i she siiKiresliaa
either Dr Jannoy or Dr. Oartlnor. Aiinixlli gly tha
laireer gaaHaasaai tan -iiiiinii.il d, C. C. Wailc j; 'lu-: In
I-is u. Dr. e .ardnm- came lu Hie evening, and- atlor
?re.nsiiltailoii. Dr. Winslow's tra'iustu wa-, sns'a ned,
Itte onl;, . Ir agc bc-ti.g ti.a ba..el., w,. tt rilli, .s ar I,
l>r. iwaailnrj kiccllug ihat st Judge Waite'.- agc BtiBllt
Uuis Mn dd 1?> I.eii'-tii-iaJ.
Th ? physicians state that the Judge hsd become
* veix a ck mail, but death was i,ot cnii-.tlered lui
Siri'en'. Tn a r-pni-ter of "The Iv,sf Dr,. Csrdner
ami win i w mtmttmmS thaasMtre* usaajaiulug Dr.
Bulb's iiterference as follows. Dr. Winslow sad,
"Uh. I: is all over and nothing can be* done. its
Is a Irieii.d of tho family and 1 would rstksr null lu,
*-u>ii! ' bo -aid. In tory Man of pia'lice tl,- ?-,
Che first case of peon mon*. I hsve li st. Hut fur
cftirfy-elght hours my tl Oatmeal uni niiUlilod and n g
arne! I could not rvpies* my feeling when I
hiiinil ont what hal been done: and when I lound
tkat my stBsn t" -vash that riirpei,rine og hud not
ksten carri d nm th'.iitiichly I d d lt mvse'f. I haven't
hmm stile io .et tlae ra-n oir mv mind: li hus wonersh
in* amt kept me awake. If Mrs. Waite bad enif
baan hen lt cou dn'i have Lap, t-iieU.''
Dr. (.a due: said'.
? lt was not my case and I do not. feel at liberty
to glees** ihat phase* of lr. birt If 1 baal boen in charge
fron the beglsntan I should sp-ali very plainly."
In Jusil'-e to Dr. Kuti) ft might to be Mate., that
-.fore aaitng V.. st io day to rao-t Mis. Waite on
ber way Ka 1 frum California, h" denied in tho most
?a-sli.il lerrns h.vlng Interfcrr-d In any w?v with
ell her Dr < .ajVner's or Dr Winslow's ii s'inc io.-i>. lt
te suim.se I ilia' tho J iiiiuisy which r gular pi ucl I
timiers in iha ns'rici entertain to a greater OT hss
extent tnwa.-d Ajmy amt Kavy pty ii stain vim ttmg
|fv* j mi's '.,,,.1 ad\ lee Ci B talala is at tho lioironi uf
Ila* a |iial,l.li'.
?
?THE .n;^r.iiAL of TUB iiiii-j. jrsin ;:.
ITSl-L- _.'.K\TC_._ IO Bil ill.LD ON VV I _.*. K-.J_.VY 1M
TBF. KAI I. ul' TllK Bt-rtTBI*. OK RFPItl'SKaiTAriTES.
*a"A>iiiiM,ii>*.-, March 'Jsi?A tc-rgiani I,a, bOi-n rc
mj_red fi-t? in Mia. Watte acquiescing In a suggcs-tiun
that tho fun-ral mrrlam of the late Chief Jusi co hs
-?id in the hal "f rh? iiou.so of BoBraaeatsUTS* asm
Bediiessday aJ)d Ihat the bod..' bo privately inlencd at
BaSBdu tbe next day.
Mes. Wilt,. |rp i_js .-VnceleH al iel o'c-Iih k Uer u ghi.
lo Coin* Hast. ImuiedimtHy. Dr. Kuth loft Washington
i*-_ay to Basal bs* at Kansas c ity and isci,it her lo
fateilo. Edward T. Waite, the .ecoiid son, will remain
m TeJi-do to i_j<-et Ins hhji lier.
Tbesct-pial com ml trees Hppeilnrod tn make pr
tttar-s tor Hi" funeral of tho lalo e hjel Jusrico held
a*?-?:ogs ta aaf.
Air a confeir-ni-n lt waa decielot) that Ihe e**rcmon|s|
InVsshlngtossk-JL-shs omeo ta thi tfaiTofiim ?.
Sf Uiipi-.si'uiiiJiyes. at lge**t)J___t on Wednesday. Ii ho]
|?-_ ?? aril Hrs. nndlni*, L__)-UU*d am! Mull, ut thc l.t.i
Sevs-ri l liiiii"li. ottlciatiog. Tbere will l^? nu o; u on
sta Judges e.f tho Boprsme court. Including ex-Judge
Btebax. will act aa nail bern ci- 'ihe 1'iu.aidunt and
C?*cr.'" ural luiili houses of Congress and tiie bar nf
f_r? Vi pec rm* i oin-! will alt' nd. Til" conti as :? luuK.
i mt) tba 'iiiniiiitc.-s nf (he two houses will eseaaspsng
Ibo remains tu Tnleelu.
Th* s>e__iie -.uni IToiase ennrmirfeoi deputized tlc!
Sargeant - ul Ai ins nf iii' two !.mises res|,cctivcly to
sa>s-s*r Mi!li i ho Marshal of ihe Sni-remo Court as in tho
smiiigeineiii nf detail-. A telesram wa* re-eel voil frons
*??-. S*-.ilre. staling sh? fs on rmir.a mer , |,.? Ar. h sari.
Topi ka aol Santa Crt Ramrarad rn rh* Hani. _***i a
S-tIvc) in Toleiloeithe- ?ar_i4Csday evening or Thursday
Otp! rm. . no-l.
TV Mt'lire I-ttu-e ?_? cliiiu. d iu utoiuulug ti. clay.
wno will nz cTirEr jrsrici: ?
? SMKs, OB THK T)*N?;i'ay..N OF POLITICIANS- (.'Aft
_MU "CT BB TllK Qri>TTC'*f.
W.tsiil*?rTii<a> Ma*fh2.tl?jpe*iall- The poll tic ians cmi
.lea dlsrii** tho ciij,*ti.,ii ol who is to succeed ('kiel
ca. Waite. The name n< Allen G. Thurman nar
?cs_Ty sngir-'stn ftself to most r*emocrar*i. ran lt ls con
that ht* i~ too obi. awl I hough he rn is lu run the
tle-t of the Senate, lr acm iii, they think, be running
to--nick i.svk to pat a dim a of his ago in a phSM * sleh
Iks S-ety nins!, for ub-t tom, reasi.ns, wish lo c-oii.'iol
tar a tang period to SSSBB. k or the s-am* paaSSB the
?sjsMiieHioii of Assuclgtc Justice Iiohl is out of the epics
9mm, susi* aside ft.mi tho faci tliat bur, oi.ee In the mt*
tory of thc court lias aai As-oe lal e Ju-.t.ice been ]iro
?tosrd tn the place al Chief .Insiiee. Ii is line- that
ItadilTereiiee in -ulaiy is only B-00, Imi tb'- lemur aud
repaiailoa ajtachlag to the Cliief Justiceship aro such
as tu Biake lt rr_s*iialilv sure that a ___*S*tloa iioni
*us*ng th- ranks of the BSMOSUBa SMSBOM would maali
to alwost Iw-oaking nv the ? e*uitit clirb"."
fiamiUcrii men pin their f.ilik upon it-,'* Preside ,l's ail?
ing Judget Jackstin. of Teune.sro. While In the
lie Wnli the esteem of Ilia io.leagues, piMtic
thoaia on the Judiciary Cunii'iirtee. Ih* wm
ruiously coulli-ui-d lor his preheul posiiinu, iliai. of
CtrxToii Jiidgo. within an htmr after his nomination hail
Bjjjsslr ' th) si-nat ii. He ha- elma- aoMiin^ since he took
ats place upon tho bench tu dhagsssh thc* ssaaaai In
-Srto-h lie wits tIiiu hekd hy Hu- s.-naie. I; is artJued,
i-or, that his appcjintmont would !>' like carrying
te* Newcastle, lt wooli not BtSagth-S tba paity.
id, as far as that feature nf th'- sit ua-lon ls con
tl_* appointment of uci Bmathaaa man wnultl _c
namplish that i-osult. Naturally, rherr.iire. lr ls
them:-! 1 Ihat ibo LTt-vliicnt av di look toward the BsSSth
mr th- coming man.
Jttula_i- Fugor, Cblef Justice nf the i .urt of Ap'-eil-,
al Uaw York, ts treeiucu'.ly uiontionccl, and it is Ssl avad
that bo would accept UMMCh les pi.-seut salary is
?early twice the sum Ihat Ik* wculla receive ats thief
Ju.tH'i of tho Darted BCstai, and ins j.i. si ni iltua lon
? scarcely less taBsentlal 'ibo friends ed seeieiary
Vita, think Ihat he, ton, s'ands a ShSSSS ot luring
i_t-Biiuaioa- lie U a moderately g-mil lavfaa, and bli
?IKS- l p.lllOU Ol llllllself ls uni) e.\.-e.al I 1 I) ills _-ll
_44m-_. and il ls 1 t.eieliuia tci e SSl-l-l 'lu la' 1: ,u!d
asySre IS a place as rxailed ms Cal ot ? li ?! lustlce .f
tb* United Malo*. His colleague In tho Cabinet, Don
BL Dle-ki son. ls know)) to have had fur \eai-s an um
htttat*. to sit on the -uuch ul the supreme (curl. His
nominal .on. however, ls out ot Die nu.-si.oil. Ut' could
lapvar be ro_i_-ii_>_ lh?- Senate hits not furgoitoii yoi
Uta scandalous appointmruts which were m-ls by the
Fkaasidcnl at ins tuggLsiiou. mu la tl likely ta lose sight
pf the fail that he did lint hesitate lo debauch lim
todte'ei-y of ihe cnn ni ry bf s-iuring IS* appnlnl mont
Od ott* iii bia most illsrcputs-te ttmm tu ibo benah ul
__aSaaa*s_*) l aaurl ol t__ laeritaef ol itali, lu tho par*
?em ef Vower., w hutu Hie si-nate wo lld leave re?
jected If ti.e "rreaMacI had not jHomi^ly wltb-haws his
n when lt belairie apparent ih.ti Mi. Dickinson'!
_yian in his friend's beLalf would provo in vain.
The cu-iii os of .speaker tarli sic- cai,not BOmtha) be
serttre-sly eiiiortalaod eren by his warmest admirers
aad psity Iriood-s. No matter what his e,ua_iIllations
St* a lawyer may be or his learning as a Jurist, lils
-penienal habits are well known to be inch an to
rette-trr him mint for the jxisitluii of I Lief .In-ile-*. and
ta j-take his ntostloa hy Hie mosts, if he ihus-d be
Aoaninafed. s foi-egttne conclusion.
Mr. i-syaitl, no duiibi, ttuuld like to ucind off his
eai-oer by avcuruUng lo the bench of tho siipi.uie I nun.
Ta*! bis epialldcattoais as a lawyer are penir. In fart. lt.
ts doubif.il Whether ho etrer hsd s ess* before that
re>i_i 1. Quite a.si'lti fioiu that bu dcafno.s I. sash as
lo unfit lim fur tlc discharge of the dntli-i cf ? Judge,
In sumo niisiiers the name of r-ecreiary Kudlcoit !
|Tjenflt>riivl. This appointment, ton, ls epiiie- aol nf
the question, due seat en tho Supremo Court i-enih
? airewilv oeenp'ed by a Massachusetts man. Justice
f-sy. and li ls nut likely, thoi-atme. that tho presi.
ut will givo tu that Slate" aiiiiihci seat. Besides.
he i-oally wished lu part with Ibo Democratic parly
co-Id dei nu brtior than aypoiut this ejaltad slug
wump Of course he 1? not going to lake such a str-u.
Among other- tnonllosed tonight aro Ku fm l'ecli
ham, of ltow-ree_*, (ioorgo Vf. Riddle, of lt.iladelphis,
sad ex OoveiMir Hoadly, of Ohio.
ttnr gMBBSSSMf If **ppelntl?*e* _4if4S}iris- Tfusdly. Th,tan
who aro In a po: it ion ta s|ie*k Intelligently of tim
situation say that Mr. Hoadly Ls nut ceuwliiVa.d by
Bia Ptssldent In cunneetlon with the place.
One strong reason why lt I* siiggetsted Ihe Presi?
dent may wish to appoint Mr. 1'helps In the vacant
CTilof Jtistlceshlp ls that ft will leave him froo to
naino ax-Mayor halwarel C-BBBSS as his successor to
the (Hurt of St. .lames. It I* no secret that Mr.
Cooper and Mayor Hewitt, who wore among the
hardest workers for Mr. Cleveland's elect lon, and
among tho largest eontrtbuiors to liri Democratic
nlectlon fund In lest, dei not lovo Mr. Chtvolaud
now. He has In no way recognized their services
during that eanipalgn. Worse than this. Belying
on the as-nraiii-i's of Secretary Teller that lends In
the Indian Territory could bo lawfully lea?*el from
ahab* Iinllan owner*! Messrs, Cooper and newitt dill
D*aso largo tracts of laud for graining purposes. When
ttiit President dee-hied thai these leases wore Invalid,
and oitlered all herds nut. belonging tu Indian owners
ta. Ins driven at once ont el the Territory, Mr. Hewitt
went to Washington and asked for a delay of a
trw months, ll he wore compelled to remove the
herds at once, Mr. Hewitt assured tho President
great tiiiri'ii-iai lrrtts would esma, io himself and other*.
Tins l'lassldem infused tu modify his order, and the
herds wero removed, entailing a considerable loss on
tint-sis who hud gune lulu thn Torilioiv, on the a
suraiice ihat thc leases ina'le by them Would by valid.
Tlie I'rcslelent fools climb!fill now whether ho can
secnitj thc delegation from this Slat-" without the
assistance of Messrs. Cooper and Howlit. It li
undiirsinnd that for this reason he now desires to
placate Mr. ( imper, and through him. his biolher-ln
law, Mayoa ib-wltt. by offering him the best foreign
appointment as lil- gift.
Ex-May or Cooper was seen hy a TRincsT. reporter
last evening at his resilience In Washington Square*.
Te. a is-s-nest to knew whothor the appointment had
|j*e*ti eitTer-it him, Mr. Coop'.r laughed, and replied :
"Tut: Titi in .mk ls In advann* nf mo In (Ids p_r
t fr-n lar. Bo ono bas spoken willi nie ea -he subject.
Further than this, L of course, can ?ay nothing."
JAMES MAHALS TED'S USEFUL LIFE.
His Cxski.ii.su IhBTIBBt to THH WBBBB os
? rF1I?S?THR Pl-'BITC DRBT OK Gr.ATITL'Dlt.
Ttf the Editor of The Tribune.
Slr: Thc obituary settee tn yonr ctilumns on Friday
l.t-i of ihe Pu.- Janies M. lia:* ed. in its brief men?
tion of Hie fact thal ho was a manager nf tbe Htiiues
of Beluga ut Kanlall's Island, did but scant Jundee
to tho v:tiie ti his asssasaa in that laaSISattos and to
the Irrttncnce of hl-s Ufo ts -rh on trio roe.ials of this
great city. If not, of the country at large. He was
eject,.,! a r.iomb-i- of that Institut tin in tho year 1-Od.
was chairman of perhaps Its most Important commit
toa. the school ciimtulttoe, entrusted with tho employ?
ment nf teachers tho supervision of their methods of
I "-true; ion ar.d fho counsel anet encuumgement of
over six linn hod mw* and girls, tho Inmates ut the
Institution. For more than fnlrly yeai-s, i-egaielless
of tlie Inclemency of th* weather. In winter and gum
mer, and notwithstanding (he great distance of the In
stl-uiion hom his home, ho was faithful in his at?
tendance* at least ana evenlntr of every week; and to
within a ama, ut his death, aud while siifhiiliig fm rn
lb* infirmities of old age and rho painful effects of
rh-uinaJlhiii. a disease which hat! nearly crippleil him,
lie at enilml io the a iel nome duties. ,,f hl? positlun with a.
fidetiry and Intclllg-nco which would have been
remarkable in a i cuing'r amt mire vigorous man.
All hough belonging to tho nhl sctiiioL, by ra.sein of his
great a-jr, he was a man of modern Ideas, had kept
well ah!cast of thc limes, was mjivelloudy ejulck to
adapr himself to new lucHinds of Instruction, and rom
I-r -la ir'ed with a e-leaj iiiimi ibo snlilli iii ul tho dully
pi'ciblems which prevented themselves to him In tho
eeashsst of tho aila r*. of tho ta*-! lt inion. It would
bo gnBMJ -rosi Irajrvict? to i-iu-h long coiittnued and
mm___Bh labor Iii tho liite.e_( al this community il
BB mention were marie of tho record al lils epiiot, uu
osfonratimis Ufo of n e fill nc? _.
Th) Society ftir tho Ucfurtnatfon of Jiivenl'e Dolln
cinonts, haying onfroi of tho Pnam* of Refucc. has
fm its hiirh pwrpese that whfeb is implied bf tts title.
Hs *aa*SB__ show that over Tc) pop cent of tho boy."
and gii-lt, win, aro committed to the House have, In
ronsotpienco of Its education ami Influences, been
dix- i-ted frun the ways of crlmo lo the dalle* of good
e'irhtenshly. Among rs ajaflnalaa aie ssasaas kagg
lng such high positions as Judges of courts and lead r
in t.V-ir nipetve callli.-s. Probably no high, r
gSSaaaeagS ti the yeuiMi who have the advantage s|
gund bssm laaCimlBia Show such giatlfytng ns li*
as thus.' inn).iles of lue Hou-e of Refuegc whei have
pracluale-1 from .._?! pai-eutal ram and teaching of thu
Mad and unta-flab e.hi man w|,n liae Just ended an es
ceptiona'.ly long and bb-B-b. life. When lt 1. taken
Into a co-nit that t!io I i tl'i:rinn un Bandall's DIand
canastas within its four wails tha gtohaaad shflBsea al
'?''lui'- of a l.ir_o Retthai "f th- Mali', and that these
cl.lihou, it uoi tral'.cd lu '.he ways of good citizen?
ship, would Inca itu'lv leonine Hi" enemies of soeie'y,
gio-ing ninii) i ii rm fi,i" ovll with lncire___*n yours,
-ollie- falnl Idea may l)o rcu-uieel cif tho beneiils tu tbe
community of thii wink in which lui Ubeirett. Mn
tully cnnipmh-sidi-il Hus Im-rui-fance or lt. and i?alfzeef
if-al thc thousands who ps*-nd nut of the li.slliuttiin
tata tbs active; and m.rc- liained life ol a great elly,
v. til ad l's >S1| Ultone. ml-jht he nualo a living
?r":i.ii of Ir-Ipful tn'lucuo-s. Hutt lag be) weam fruitful
harts fie-heiiei| by Its _**CS*1 a! evury poin*. or a
iiaii.'-ioiis torrent, poisonta* the great curri.-- with
v. I I h I- mingled. W ,Hi a rpi.ik poianpil'iu of the
I ni liort a nco nf purifying tie- -.r,<>iin at Tts fountain
head ho wm \n?i day a'lcr gag and y-ar after year.
without .?leftiiuuut, wttb oula tke **sn-__endaiiso ol
hw cst u agprovbag eessclesics and the gi.'p'i-i" el
those hu' uh,du ho lah,nd. So well known was his
1.11illly tail" lo Hie IhOBiiS~ds Who bael come under Ids
Influence thal h- wa* aocosted day by day lu the
sire is Itv leen, women and ehblimi whom lie hal
benetltcd a-i| who graiefully ajiprei-lutrd all Hiar h
had d u- for i hem. lint ih- great tina, of his fel?
low iMena, win. have enjoyed a peuce of rahal ami
a s.jiciy ot pe_SOfl aiul piopeity wilch rslgkl havo
bSSS riulely and faa .uei.tly dUtlirbed hut lor his Viii
ua-ile -Jul nus Hish labor-Uails r-all/.f eic SBBSSaasSa
how mui ii thsg o'-te io tim aaasajaiai and kind sid
man thu lia- gone rn h.s it) t M.
New Turk. Mn ch Ba, MSB
UEiriSC OS THE FBEBAXJLSB TUSD.
f=C'U0OI.Gin*.S BAI8K ALMOST A HrXni*_*jTJ DOI.LAtt.s
nafl CBBI_a_--B e-p tim: Hoon.
>n*s Marv- c. cherry, tho paa_mm of staaagam
in ihe Ratgen fmnale CkBagn in Vast 1'fty tiftii-st.,
gave ono ol her vopulur ieatliiig.s lu the BBBSBn ot
Mis college on I-Mday cv. ning. 'Jin- ficn n.nlor- wi'vi.
ri'iwdeil with thu friends of tho popular reader, she
lead a number of pieces, including st*let-flor**, fruin
" Ni-hutas Bllltoof " Her roinlltinu nf Poo's ? Kat eu''
wm maatasi wiih ltmuils al applause., which lasred
fur suire lilli'-. Hy special l#ipiest -he matted "Tho
lost Heir'' and either selistlons. During the* evening
the Kev. Dr. William N. Duunoll. tho Saetor of All
as_Bta-*retsstsm lapis'-opui < iiiii-e-ii.iiiii'io a ihorl ipeeefa
iiluiui- ike Work ot "The Trihune-"' PhSSh Air IuicL
Ile clo-ed by prc sc tiling tu a member uf " The Tribune"
sratf the money raised for the Fresh Air Fiinel at tho
enr.i'talnineiit fjiven two xv.-elis agu for thal pui-pu-*
by the piiji-ls of Ute coUtegc nu ocr the *n*-*--*a ut
MJss Choriy. Tiie anu.nrit. was St?f) ..!?. The money
was tliil im ?_th -ibbous ot light blue, the colors
ol Ho collegs.
In acknowledging Hie icrclpt nf Ihe money the l-ep
lesi-iitalivc ol "The Ti I'.jiine" told how tke n**h Air
! uri.) tva.-, star-tod in lr-77 Whsa t-ixty *_-M**SS wera
talien nut Into thea ceuinirv ;-t a SO** eif SI sm. Dining
the eleven years of its existence the Fresh Air Fniid
lias expeiielotl UpWld of If 151.11)0 In taking nearly
i,,.ooo pour ilnleliMii i.iii lulu ths countiv fm a i?n
vee-,' slav. 'Ihe Kev. in-. Sampson, tho p***r_td-_l
Ol Hi* r.Uo-i-'. followed with a short speech upon tlie
gi etti valun nt ths wink of tin* Fund. ilea closed by
staling thal he woiilel give ennngh to niako He' total
iininnnt fisjin thc College Sloe.. Th* lllitl rtlTllSIOIlt
i leiscd willi several sclecCnns by Mi-a Cherry, Who
-loiiii -lin-ciuuded by tloral offering* from her friends
and pup!-.. ^_
BVCOEMS OF TEM ORANGE FANCY PAI.T. AHSI'TfFD
The fancy di i-ss tall lo be given by the Oran gs
Tnbeigga.'i I'll) on F.a*!rr Monday h. Interesting people
ull over th* State of "few .torsBf, arid largo parties ate
Is-'lug niaile up lu Ncw-Voik I liv. BM latv-is-l ot w lil. li
"iii i," cteseroiied dv Mis. John C. WI I mardi na '?>'
Itabeii s. oisacn is pening up a largo party finn F.llr.a
i>crh, and Mi-. K. I .'. Vuiing In JaiSOf I ?T. Special
Hains will ruu both lunn 1-Uuahcili and Jersey lily
na the rmmsjlsaaas road, awltshlag ta tho Deia
xvarc. Lackawanna and Western al Ka*! Newark, re
Minjliig at _ a. iu. Lander ha- b."'n eiigagotl in fnrnhfa
H,e inii-tc. George Glesaaer has Undbf ofbrad ta
riipeiiriiciKi the decorating tt tho hall- Large esrtooaa
lepresentlng all tho diltoi-eul o_tdsor siK.rt.s are eotag
drawn by C. .1. Mgr, (Jf Pink, and will be used lu
the decorations. Supper will be *erxed by Dat 1* snd
fterything duns lo n.akc lt tho most pBlSieiqee and
succcsshil ball ever given In New Jersey. __*_?? has
been au uiipi-eceeleiilrslly large ?ale ol lickets. i_j.il tho
manager-cut is -.sin-eel nf a large -tt.iidautc. 1 aiu.'y
drSH ls nut insisted on.
. a. -
A DIN SEE TO TUE KL OE A KU UR
Mr- and Mrs. Hctiry (lews gaea a dinner last even?
ing io the F.arl of Arran and La.lv K-ilier e'ore. at
their house. No 9 West Thlrtj futirih st. The other
guests wera Mr. and Mrs. Kdwaid Cue.per. Mr. and
Mrs. Jani'-s P. Kcrnochan. Mr. and Mr-. William I:Iiii S
lander Stewart. Mr. ami Mra l hauncev M. DagSW,
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend I.indee. Mi-. Paran Uteveni.
Mrs. Marshall O. Koberts. Miss Itechwllh. M - I'i.el,
Mis UrUWOld, Miss Hall. -Us* Lawrence. Ward Mr
Alllster. Albert Blerstadt, Thejodssn Frellnghuysen,
An-hlbald Munnr. i naries Itoblnson. (hallos Paten
.ind J. I'reeterl'k Tams After dinner Altai v. the
Stan lenin rang, -tel lhere wa* InMruineiital niii-it.
NEARLY A StCCESsFVL MUIU'in.
An attempt was male by sonic- aaksawi n.-n ?b..iit 4
i.'iii.i"- y-t'.-'lui in'iriitri. to BmBSS Week I''--', s well
iuj_wa dalrymau cf Ulunu.Ci ld. N. J. Mr
gem la nie ttaMa si Its be*! i estleaad t.. harsi
horse. As auuii as ba **B*lga I u''- ' " ' ' '''' ' ' " '
by a .rnnnlnjr bl'-w fn-n K..i"i"'.tely, ut
tBB mu,i."nt Frank A. AsdNWI SgS Br?r**a **n"
Mr. p0?t In his milk Ma sha yard ami
"i hut employer. The **?? M *" I
? i T'ie bov '-"I'ltirig ic aaaww ssd aili stag issi 'he
tr.ra Shot was opeii, w-nt In )c-l lie BM '" "''' I " ?"
1lr>.pua-snng mniuu-li the op-It daer. **lt"' lad **WS-*d Mr
I'ott iliilla Ui* siui_-r Slid a-aiU-i hiW - -? u I, Si-1
nhiarrly afei'f inf tte las ls In. aa it |. ??? ih I Lu.*, rattriit
I'" . I!**-Ml j. p, .. - ,,,
ann ts Brr.
JuiiN r OOFFmVa.
John T. [..niiiiui:. who v, jj. i-.,|co i-nvernor of Now
Tork Stato, tiled at Wit-.-.bad. e ci many. ) ostiarehavj",
from heart diseaoi). Tha news r'achoU thia eily
llirough a cable til-patch. SSS* ta fehaes, W ilco.v A.
Ilirdy, No. 44 I'rnadway, a law Arni wbh which Mr.
Hoffman was associated as ctcins-l. If wa* signed
by his married daughter, Mrs. Charles Handford, and
merely statsd thal her father had ched (rom heart di*
ouse and that particulars would be sent lalor.
Mr. Hoffman, accnmrmn'ed by his wife, sailed fur
Euroro ou the Eli uria on February 13, Intending to
Join In Germany Mr. and Mrs. Sandford, who have
for many years lived abroad. Ho was apparently In
perfect health when he sailed, but prior lo his depart?
ure be made his will and seemed pc*s??a?eel of a strange
frireborhng that somo danger was Impending. " I
have never In my life," ho said to Mr. Johnos, " gone
ou any trip willi such a pieitenilu-S-l of evil. I at?
well, but .still I teal that .something ls going to hap?
pen."
The est ale which Mr. Hoffman leaves ls estlmsted
to bs worth a holli B4O0.00O, which presumably will
bo Inherited by hla wlfo and his daughter, Mrs. Sand?
ford who was hla only child.
Mr. Hoffman was burn at Sing Sing, N. Y., January
10, 18__). Ho wa. graduated from L'n'on College,
whore he distinguished himself highly, In HMO, and
wa. admit IM to the bar In 1340, when ho became of
ago. He had pissod the necessary examination son)*
limo before that, but had to walt for hi* papers uni ll
ho had reached his majority. He came to Nert*-York
to passim lu v, and soon after his arrival became a
member of tho Arm of Woodruff. Leonard * Hofftn vt.
Ho was ambit lona, and his taste* led him to seek ad?
vancement through polities. In I8..4 he jotnoel Tam
many Hall, which wa. then fast growing lu iufluenrn.
l'lis-i'ssed of strung wll', gund addles* and many of
the necessary qualifications for leadership. Mr. Hoff?
man sunn inaelo his Influence felt In tho connella of
Tammany Hall and that o'-rjanlr.aelon "took him up."
That made his advancement rapid, but lt was ihat
which finally cut short his p 'Utica! career when lt
promised most.
He received Hg Tammany Hall nomination for Itev
cordor In lr'RO, am! was elejrtod hy a Iar<**? majority,
lils BhangS la the Jury in tho colobratod .laffurd murder
case wein fur him high praise from lawyers of promi?
nence. As Leroi dei hi) had al-o tu de_J willi Ihe draft,
riots, and -chile his course In that matter maele him
unpopular fm ii limo among the disord.rly elements
of rho city, lt wein him rho approval of the law-abiding,
people. Ho was twice elected '{wen-dor and then re
slgno'1 fruin that office to go np higher. Ho accepted
the Democr-tic nomination fur Mayor and wan oloctod.
His popularity Inoreatsed. Ho ran fur C.eivernor and
waa defeated, bul his defeat wau only tho harbinger of
?? lioness. Again ho rocolveel tho Democratic nomina?
tion for Governor and waa cMociod, taking office on
January 1, 1 sell). Ho ran again In the fail of lr>7d,
and was a aesosd time triumphant.
Ills gund fe>rt-uno was now at the flood. Ho was
widely regarded as the coming leader ol tho Democracy.
A nominal ion for the) Preslileno.y seeinod not at all
improbable. Hut In Inll came Hie Twe*d Klug ev
po-Hii-es, and Tammany Hall was for Hm time bel mr
crushed. These e.xpnarrr-ns did not In any way affect
(Governor Hoffman's character for Integrity. No Im?
putation of dishonesty ever rested upon him. nut,
nevertheless, the exposures proved fatal rn his politi?
cal career. Tammany Hail bsd backod him, and
whan Tammany Hall fell ho fell alan. H.* foll tho
uiidosert od oellinn keenly. Ho wont to Europe for
l wu yiiara. His li lend.* say thar li" might have had
Hie Demnernrie nitmlnntlon fm- COBgeeas from Albany
iind 'would certainly hsve been elected, and might havo
made Ciintn-ss rh" stepping stone tn the Presidency.
However I a ii mut !??, lu* lot tho ShSSS* go by, nnd
was neaver afterward politically resu-ultatod. for h->
a ns strarsa ta beginning again lower down aa the
ptilll leal laddor than When ho loft off. Uo continued
tu praciiso law. hut did net derate himself to lt With
nm. h Vigor. The last ra?o In which lie figured was
Hie bSBM will oaoe. representing the cnnlestanis.
Ile lived quietly af thn dsrendbri Hotel, visiting
Kui ope nenrly every year. He enjoyed tho esteem
amt ia*sn4'i-t of a 'wills clixilo nf frtrnds. Int
was gue! ally regarded as a disappointed
man, ami was aftss leferred to as a
I tri klllg otample of ? mari of rn ich anility who hail
been dropped out of politics, and naaeed in tin* rase
l-y men who wcie nut n-arly so well cpiallfled ua ho lo
vin-"'"'!
In 1J-,e, I,* ronrrleal Viss Starkweather, of *fSW
YnrU, ar.d dey bad ono dau.htei". now **1rs. Sanford,
who low lw*'?n aJr"*Bdy men'lnneat. About thc?? ynri-t
non >fr. Hnlfrtian Inst a IP rio grSMgSoa tn tx hom to
Wa* greatly attached and his friends say that ho wa-s
newee Um lame saan aBsiwaid H<" was a ans el
gan pamsnas, laB. IsssB^tovMaaad anil erect ir,
.ni iii. cai. Hi n?t?| mimli. aoiM-maad well, hail a anuri
fm d st* humor at his command and waa possessed it
uti ??-."!ati'o tamper, lp- waa :i member nf rho Mhii
l.s'tar. "lui., ard tber* wi. re-cently *nsM talk nf milk?
ing un- rnesMsnt nf rho club. 111s bodf will probably
be hrought ta th's country for burial.
RT.Wi:*) MMBTBB
-cst in, March _?) (Special).?Kdwln Nure*, of
Btaaarrllhs, *.r_t:iie, Dinmorly superintendent of th,.
Maine Centra! railroad, died In Huston on Frlelay
Ile was seventy twt, years old and seemed tn bo In good
lei.ilth. He ww a gailuaio uf Harvard Law Sc haul,
and whilo thens fm-med I lie B*Mmsjt*J ance of CtoS*B and
Webster, of whom he ga-ci tat*r***S*rt_g r"mltii.se'once*?.
He was a-suclated with QCOrgB I-lvans. In tho e'i,olldire
mindel' iiiul. gad hail an aeiqiiaiiuancfl it) his dat with
many of the. loadjug mon al his time. Alter braving, tho
practice of but. lu) became a successful rsllroad oper?
ator ami timi run er, and a.nuniuliitod a largo fort a ne.
I'.n was hoi n In Pl.ndi Island anil cams tu w'a?er-1lls
nearly half a century h?o. He waa a taOBh-f IS tho
esflsgS for ajthiln, then wa* admitted to tho har and
| ? rad, wi'., Inn',! liv liecilelle. rc.vctspt. fur a few yens
which lie spent In 'he N'nrfliwost, au fha snperinlondeiil
nf the Mtcnl|ni Central, ho has always Dead la Waka**
villo. He w:!/4 ile* 1ii-s,t siipermleaneloni ul Hie M.Ino
Central, ead held thal position until tba rnns'l'd-irion.
His onercry ai.d ihrarwdasm maile him successful In
cti'i ytliir.g ho uii.lei tuul- Ho BaaSBeed an lcm will,
ii v'.'hi'iu- eoaatttOtiOB ami strong mental powers.
He af ono timi* repr-sented Kenjir-be- Cniinty In til's
Matine seriate, bm was not. Inclined ta take an acilvct
part In public affairs. no lcd a leisuraly life fur Ike
last six years.
s>
BOMMOlwn i_ n. ?I'fCIKJUCS.
Cawns-bra it.ii.eit n. BSathesek, af 'he tnsaad SOM**
Navv, d'.-l ye-', ri,ir vj', '.lc* R. ik-rley. Kw. 20 Fiftli-iia",
in his eighty-fl Wi V'sr. H.; was bum 'n ronner Meur, and
MSetoed h!- tnt iirpolntmenf to i*.ti Fay/ on January 1,
1-c2i?, and server) In iho schooner --at* tn tho West lui a
gajaa_rm aatfl HBT, abm bs wis sasrVred to the Mini"
I'llawure In the, Mediterranean yaii?dif,n, when ho re
n ia Incl ui.UI early m the yeer of fern.. On Juno 4 in
tint vat h? was iiitirnoU'l to bc Ii-->a-l Mlrlslilpman, and
remained on isf.aactal ihitj* unU! Marth 3. lSi-l, when he re
c'-lyed his i-.innilsalun as ilt-qr?nant arri romaIn?"t mi
-jj. dal duly uulil 1H40, when lu. was ar-sl.ricd to 'ku frlg
litu Ohio, In the Mv-itsir.anean Squaitron.
Ho wait i,u-ai*it'd al l_u-u.ii In lat.'! aud from thora BS
pi>lnii*d tu itu* frh-'H- Savannah, In utilih vs-.'' im a-rval
lit tlc I'ueili'- Siioiidriin during the ycsi-s 184.1 and 1810.
It ? nus limn ordera") tn eirdnsuctt duly nntll hi; tunk Cuin
inaiid af t.hi: stun sliiji BMS*d tn lusa. H? va as thHii made
iii-n.;. _,r aijil was stationed In Dosta.ii until Sipl-ii.ln'r ll.
1-fiu, when itu reoolvad his rumnil-sioii gs coiuniambu,
altai VkJak hr. acalu waa placed un ordnance duly. Il"
n?tt had coiiirr.ar-l of ihe seartim fHjjate M'lrrij.isr, nf the
l'.'lllc ggsaaksai nntll inilO, and In th.- full.itvlnn rear he
? ir._j__.iuiiC:l ga ? Jutaifi, and mi July Itt, 1-!G_, MS
piaiiutial tu thu rank -it neimniodoro .-nut tonk raiminand sf
na Beep Siisii'iel-aiiria. llien In tJin Western Cinlf
Seiuadrun. While In that vossel fur tim areatpr pan "f
the limo he waa the senior eiflleor In eornmanrl nf tho tl *et
whick iii-a:. i i"-d Mabii'.-. lt" iraa -,u--u un aaakaaee duty
until IHoei, when ho tat made OaaaawtBthaM nf tlie Na\v
Vard at ff SI talk. Va. Kron 1S70 lo 1H73 he was un
sprcial duly. Hs will tic burled at Cull -prixig. N. Y .
vaL'-ru _c had a conner) scat.
7/ff.'*' IS BARNUM'S LAST WEEK IN TUE CITY.
The third we.k cf the tah-bB-km e.f the Humum-BilIeT
?.how bt-glns to-ninrpiw, and il will positively be lin- la I
week nf Uio circus programme* cf loo iiiirtelloiis a.'~ i
ellstilays. As Hu: ciarile-u wli! 1..- rh ii.ali.slied afar May L
ul, n Ila ru uni 4 natley's base expires, mis
i,l,|,arruriiry anv ano will hax-e of -eelng those shotts In
? aili, and with tin* ex..pilon ot Urooklyn n" other
al'-.- ur laiaii v. ill lr- \>i'e.| rh|, - a-.ni aaSSal BmB 1<H)
?t this city. Iunltig the ciirT-nt weoit all the re
mainline acts nf Chu ilreus trill be pr?a."rited, brlnirln- th'
ii.js-a'ly -rerat ptucramme up to its all..nod ron:].l.-nii-ni "f
iou acts, a.i r. saassal saastimtad iher. ar. ?
an ale tated Mag* SS SI |g< I '..ike of real water. In all "f
\ahieh tiinui'anisiiis peitoiaMeai ar" (.'ken, to**B
In mid-air. Then Uj.h*) are l'rnfrr^;r World's M'murn of
AiiticiiiHiis, ii." awsagaslea, Jumbo and his big skeleton,
(h- lltUm lum ju i iiriu-ltiijs. thr eicpl.aius, raiuels, *fl**B-i
strari.e saned e-sule, .nMsii charluis, etr., the whole
_jn_klii_ (hu bl*tl evkibliiuii **m giten by liarnum _.
Ile lier.
Madison fiirtnro cindi-n ls In a fer-mont. Thsts ls s
cU-apulc a- I., \t li'-t.'i' r ihe peeng drunii-dary reecntly added
lo the Hamum *-,lioav by Mrs. Rahs shall be called ? M I 1:
s-ui ur - flub." Thc kee|*a-r of th" mother snd her un.m
i.iiig son ls strorgly In favor af " M.i.v.n,-' bi_t |*
"pai.ir. that lie" in the alrcus are Just as strmisly ht
faxnr uf chilsi*nlng th- newcomer ? Hob." W.ji th"
oatciime of the dlejmlH will be noi><,it- knows, I
BBBBSm Sta yuuiiirsier answers as n-adlly ts . Y^,un as to
" Madison," ani UM IkeaaaaBi *g rMteis wh" daily psy
Heir alUiiUcius to ile ii nut a
't.rd from Mrs. ltaba as to whsl natur nna ri_,Jly wl-ti".
her e.rr-prln- r.. tv christened br. Tko lim,, dr-nrri'-dary ls
a gaml a"ta< nun sud bi ls fair to attain a successful -.a
i any bapgf days Bads* UM .uaiduu aus
i '.lu! llsruum BBd Halley Ciriua.
A MEOOELTS TOMA OOO DM ALEE BISSSEB
jan.i Je.u.i-, a pasagrssai lahaam a-ahn, wim n.-cd at
'. (Ua.iiip.;,,, j f,,j,:, li,
..ii li-lit'i.iry .1. BSd hi-* sln.-e 1
Reiwnr*. nf fan! play BBS fr-.,v . i r.-uli,ie_, ttdlla his wlf*
i-i.i-na lien ns ha* ll .iin. Hniue asauBa
agu .'.m. '? a .'i, K-Utan, shu wss In tha empluf of
Aalel _, Cit, stuck biOBcra, of Ku, 61 I'.xchange place.
llaar Talk. asA caisflag a?uy wiih him si.me of tit*
timi's fuiiite- TIU* tact a* _t*e_-NM-~l his failier that ll
!. url.' ved his aiuii le -an_) u-aSlU-d, Mid U-st hla
1 , > U'JCd iU tl ? -da
TfiEl all uki; Mi.. D-OTEW.
Tilla riiiLlMi ix WlxnilN NK.V-YmNK.
IXTKRtlX.ia Al IIP: |MI l-l BK n.i;VKl.AXU
A STU AW Viii B,
fnr laUBBBM Tu tub TuntrvE-l
Bin tin. Mardi Bf.- Must of tho prunin-ni RS
I" bl - iii.- nf Mils end of ih- Male hiv.* i**eti liri, it letti"!
With l-fiierce, tn th'-ir I'l' sidrulj.,1 chilli e. lb* ion
- of oplnlnii |s tliat '.'haum "v M. DBgSW ls tho
?Mel available man. Sherman S. Kngeis said:
u Mr. Depnw |g a '. nry si.nug and brilliant mau. and
If there are any pre'iiille-es against him I il,lok th*f
would disappear If th-, pooplo could know Just what
character of a man he really ls."'
Mayur Hecl.ei There aro nut leas than six Hepub
llcan* who hove hoon named who can carry the srute
of New-York against Cleveland or any Democratic
candidate sugg-sted. No man would be more likely
to carry tim stale by a large majnrity than (bau urey
M. Depew. I soe no reason why ho should nut pnll
not only his .party volo but tho vote* of many elis
satlsDetd Demorrat*.
Robert R. Heffnrd?Depew |. my choice. Mn ts
growing In strnngth rapidly and tho only question ls,
will he bo as well received In tho West aa hmo I My
ticket ls Depew and (.rosiiam.
F-t Congressman I*. V. Pierce said he thought Ulallie
would bo nominated.
Judge H. J. Swlft-Depew ls one of the brainiest
men In tho Natlon-a thorough-going Republican, a
protective tariff advocate, and bv his treatment of the
?ana under his charge exemplifies the fact that ho is
a piotr rt,,r nf thc laboring mau as well.
" I hat ii expressed mysalf for Depow before,*' ?atd
County (ink charleys A. Orr. "At the last Republi?
can Convention 1 said that I believed ho would be our
stronBMst oa^didjste In tho fight, nf im*d. I behove
that Mr. DagSW can carry th* (State of Now-York and
In doing so will bo elected If nominated, and before
the time of thn convention, conns I think there will
ba a general seotlmont lu favor of Mr. Daaaw lu this
Slate*
" Von may count me for Der',,v every time," said
ox-County Treasurer William H. birrett. " T know him
personally ami he ls tho ablest man in the cmmli-y
to-day. My linke! I, Deipow and Harrison. Thet?
is uno thing t|.v j want t? sav t,ir Mr. Depew? he ls
uno of the most klnd-l cart".I men le (he world and
ls In i-erfeci Ifmpthf With th" wnrklugmon, ami nuuo
know tula helter 1.I..111 tho laJln.ael mon."
niram C. Dav .sid that De***w would be a strong
candlelato. Ile add-d : "If th's Democrats are fools
cnougii to put up Cleveland again ho will bo beaten
out of light. Iii-atlluilo ia a plant that grows In a
deep, rich soil, and lt can never rind root In such a
roniemntlblo editor as (irnver (.loveland. That uno
thing alone will heal him. 'I hero aro a number of
nien in this olly who spout thousands of elollais foi
his elocfTem, aud (hey would spend as much moro
now for lils de'etf. Tho very people* who pulled him
out of a hui*- and put a dies,; coat on his back and
pushed him along up to tho WTTIto House ate the very
ones who would tl.lu him nnw. They have found
out what sort of a thing ho ls."
Kx-< droner John C. Almendinger?" I've b-en howl?
ing fur Depew since the last election. Ho ls the
only man to cany New-York state.''
A. C. Calkins ls slriiii.lv lu lav oe of Depew and will
vote fur him If ho ls Humiliated.
W. P, Andrews?Depew ls a groat man. but whether
ho would accept Hie iiiiinlnallon seems ta lie the Q*_es
ilon. I don't think ho would. Il ho did ho would
make a ferrttle run.
Attorney Na'hanlel Norton-lf the Republicans
should ne.mlnate lietmsv I ihlnk they would have huh-,
druin.e In electing Uta. Ho ls tho ?.irein_e-t man In
the State and would got Hie Independent vnles that
Warne could not iret. Bul Maine would undoubtedly
ninre limn mmnterh.-ilanee thal bv (retiing a I'lftKH of
rates thal aa other Republican cc nhl get. Depew lins
kept "nt of all thu ta-ttaOSl flalillng In thc sjinle. uni!
for that reason would get a united support. If Blaine
isn't nnmlnati-d wo want Deiiew and Harrison. That
will tri ve ns a man from Indiana aud will nive ns
Indiana fnr tho mari
A groat, many other prominent men talker* In tho
same way A " slraw" taken bv " Thc Ev enlim V_wb"
ls llitcierllng. The r-s'iit ssas: Depow -4. sheridan
12, Conkling ft, Uncoil) 5. Hob. Dueia-oll |fi ' h-t'eland
4-1. Hill Sd. Hew I tl '-.
REMOVALS AT TUE CUSTOM HOVE,
NA VU'. UfflCBB BUB*- sJ-BUUBUFg A NCMnF.r.
Tni". co*_?BCTon*g ubi in tfAjm_-_e"jrew.
The CB*-*** BMBS Henry-an ballon Ci'mnilsalnn?Deputy
OWIeeBBB John A. Mason, Sp'-cial Anent Tln_le and Au It
tor John M. ('"iiistuck-reiiurted tn 1 .ll.-r-inr Ma-eme yes.
tea-day tho rei-ult of Miolr delberjil'iris on ilia IBBgaaid
redtictlnn of tho Custom Be If f"ne. Their report,
showed Shel* ISgasBMS might, br mada) temporarily willi
s.jr .orlou.s einbarraj-unenC I" tho service. If the rcluej
'.lons aro marje as ladle****-. Hmas "-ii _s a delay lu Ute
'.liyudation of ta**s*eM sn.l tho makin- nut nf re ps* ta iii Un*
Tr<>'i?i.ry D-paitrout. Tilt) QsUBSSBB Mat his list nf Univ*
?Hemal msttot might bn dkmtMad wU/ii nulli ___an*-*S
BMfcaB a ??eft-le-ncy ap.rnprluiiun. If IB* HM la approved
by ahe a^SMStSff the rtmuvsU will be made to-murrow.
Tic CeBeetM island yeeMadsy '- nive the a******, but it
v.us intimated tkst li is saanasad af Bepsbllceiis, whoso
plai'-s may Im liil'-d bf Democrat*.
Na' al '.'(Ticer Hurl yesterday reduced his ferro ?o as to
l'-ssrn '.he oxponsa-s in hts dcos'-nvnt a snail u*rcsni.-i?H
BetHP thu rttee *__-****d him. n-fers) dlsinls-4lii(i any eBaBa
ho had. i-sslutvel aaa?BBB- ca thu lowest, _g__*| iiiul Jolin If.
-?s-iet-, a lln-ii'_it1ns i-.l'-rk. aiusiiniud in ,vi_'ii-r. I.S70. re
? liri s-1 h, otu so of UriT__red health. The ftiU-W-_s* air
'he rflsmiHusls In the branch fur the lirjul'latlnn nf i-U-geieu:
Thorrae O, Whyuil. ehi.-f cl.-ik. apiMiiuntl April 1, D-71 :
and Omma William II. Ciawfi.i.1, BBBSB-B el B-M-BB-MB lu.
1871; 0. C. Chnrnh. appointed May m\ Heil); ll. Bi Car?
ter, appointed Jilly 17, ISO"., snd Kui'-.: Uerlngtan, tm
iiiiiruoal Dec-mtier lt. l-rj. Tim oilier removals WSM
Clarks Kimlcrlck J. (.rali.iui. nppeinted DaaSMhaa 7. ll-W) :
Hourn m. limier, ssajelatal Oeaahm i.>. i-srki; winiam
11. e.iei.uiie. aanetatad Ostsbes i. issn an- B-bmbbhbn
Henson Yan Vnasr, appointed April 2t, I8H4.
Survoyur ru-anle BM_*-Md fr. m Washington ****_*?_***>
and seemed In a happy BSMB "? miriiL Ile did mu hint
that he woufd BMSS any removals, 'mt. MSMSkBd ihat ho
did not soe- haw to SSaM d" so stthOSS aaftoSfl imbarrasn.
iin'at to his blanch nf Um Mrvlcfl eui,,!.aili aa ilnie wore.
lila.11 . c 1 ?? new. Hu will do all lui '-in to avoid
rr-ii.lng any remuval* ^
DELICIOUS WATf.R ASH FLOUR BREAIH
a nkw nmcnTBBT.
A newly ,lis.-nv iel piners-, el br.itdiiial.iii_ ls a.lvsr
1 iMtal ill aiisiliai celiiiuii, to whir a atti ntlou is Citlle'L
Mr. Hyatt, who hobbs tho right tn the American patent
.a sanguine In tho belief that Ins hreaelmaking imiiipiuiy
mic* started will ba able to declare elividends Larger
I hun aol ral tread s*Mpaa*r, ami sniy ens.lsd ?if at alu
liy BM Bell Telephone. It ts ha Bs Imped Ba may .suc?
ceed, especially If lu* effort, shnuld result in giving
New-Yorkers two pouads of " dalli i*ui breiut" for IIto
routs ui piaou of tito oue puuud loaf new sold fur Uio
-arse mussy. .',
*>
MARRIED.
IHTaKT--?BOBaMBB -tin Satur 1 ir. Marali-l-l, at tue rest
deuce ot Ihe in"..ie, 'J:;.I Uliman.ure.. Mau*Ifs, dr MM Uss.
Charles Vf. Hoiinr. Caioilne E. Ciitssiiiau to Matthew
HilOJ*. ____S____B__________B
DIED.
Ar t.IN'l ?At N'ewar'a. B J. on Heirs lay. March .2. IS-i,
Fm linn Moori', rriroof fssao A. Ailing.
FuaiTil sei vices at lier ISM-*-lcl*MS, Nu :17 Walnut-sr.. on
Mau.lar. Marali'.'K, at ..JU |i. in. llnatiTua .rn 1 fni.i ia are
invitsS tu art.Ul I.
1111 ei men 1 al .Moiuit 1*1 eas ant C'eiuetery nt convea.ouco of
ramllT.
Pleasas omit nutCBrs.
Ai K'Krt-At h a realilsnoa No. 1.3 'Vest 13 Ust, David D.
Aileear, ..,-? 1 ei,". years.
gSBBBBl sarricas at St, Paul's Clutrcll. l'att-csou, N. J? on
I u.rsalar iii iriiin ; al lu .'clo _.
Kimliy limit flowers.
1 tania leave feel of Charil hers-st., N. Y_ L. E. anti W. il. lt.,
al '.' a. m.
Ti!_N-W-Yonn B*fisasffBSCW-JWB hank, j
Baw VOSS, .March. 1S-8. 5
For nearly taronir years BSV-IB) -Vuaer hat Utreu vue
pr-snls'it "I this tamk.
Its Uirortere tuisr desire lo make this fnrmal sn 1 pu' Ile
renisiiitit'ii "t how fully they Iuit" r>i lurd ths ralu* of Bl*
mi vu..*, tiie a. ni ulnes. ur lila eounaul. Hie uuselllaliniisi, nf
hu il?a muni ia. their Inloro.ta, and ahoye all the Histrucliv.
miswrTina Inteirritj anet upiUlitnSss nf lils ctiaracti-r.
They minuet iii-lr preelunil tu rouff their sympathy to
fha hereaseil family an-l to 1 alpress far them their ken -su-f
ai Ititi per.uuai loss Uley hare sutfereil in ll.e .'.sall, ot a jrood
aaul ko-ureal f-ieatl.
For the Hoard,
ll. U. HALS Ti: A I), I'resuleii
DKAe'TT-on SatnrlriT. March '-'I, at B*i '.5'.) F.ast IDtti-st..
af illphrh.-ria. lin iori Wimsiar. only sun ef Weoster and
1 aroi.no ll. Ilene-, -as- 3 ro.n j -... . uiuuliis.
Funeral unvsM.
ci inuit I- Oe Haturilay, March 21, of pneumonia. Alex
amler 1 . Colbert.
The mn tal s?-i rices will tie holli st his Isle rsslitence. No.
liio I ay lor st, Brno.lyn, ou Momlay, March '.'ti, at i
iVrlerlt p m.
latennent I'ueailay. atDi-aerwouil.
IvI-l'icK-eiu VVeluas.i-ir. Masai BL r.er. A. V. Dlmock,
la His 7.uli year ot lils .at
Fui.erai sui *u ut vt.il bs u.-l-l St 171 Merris ave., Ell-abolti,
g.J-Ot .Isa 1 ir, Mareil-il, mBIOgi '"?
CilKlll.NK.tt' -cm Tbarsmir Mardi IB ^"T I-. wife of
William s. i.u. -i inraii. and ilaa^luer ol lue laid Jamee
Dillie, in Ul" a J I r-tr sf lier ass.
Itsiaures .ml rrn,mia are retperifullf Invite! to Sttenl Iii*
fuasral frs? hor Uta r-tl.lsac. M l.s-u If st., ilitsjalyn,
a. D. au MmiiUv, gili lull. Bl 1.30.
IbIi-i ie eui Iii ii reen itomi.
III NTTIKIl? On Thirslxr. M ireh -"J. In ths OOfi year Of
her tte. Joann*, wi iee ol ls 10 CU arin* eiunthe.-.
l'.rltil?es and frleinls nt tli? fa-ni' ate mv,te.I to atten I the
luirr.xl services al her l.itn MllnB-)SS, Mi tVosl imnttOk,
ou Siimlar. Marah '-' ?- at '- '" H. m
nstsrmsaisi Wo**Mwasith* eouTanlence of tho family.
I'leaaeoiait itnwsrt.
II tl sikh At MB l*M rs.. lt i-s. td aVutt 17lIi-s*_. afters
tia ri ill-ssa. Um.*. St IlaisteJ, .u lau I )IU fas* of Sis
KsUutbs ami friends ot ths ranuiy are Invltedto sltenl the
f un.ral s,rn,., at Kif'h Are nie I'r -s'ltierl tu c'hiire >
...rai :. .111 at , ,,a Ma eliy tlt-ruDuii, tom lull, at half
1 itt I O'lll.l-lC.
ll xl.V-On Ssturtay morning. March ?l it ifl-t c-0!nmhla
Hshrhls, Hre.i.irn, tuen. yoangSSI child "t A. A-gSStS*
au.l I.istin UBaSsSf Hasiy, sg*.l 3 yaars BM I mo.iUi,
Fssnral un rats.
HKAl.Y-on Satnr.lay morninr.. Marett 24. at Iffl -_)**?* ?
Height-, iirmikiyn. Aaa, aa r .iau.iitBr..r a. a ii .'its!us sud
l.ir/.M I'rail ley Healy, ags.l TfS-M Bad I mimili*.
Funeral i.riViKa*.
BO WA BO Su-1 lenly on TDnrs'tity. Minti tl, at his rest,
.tenir, ITs 174 M" ss.st. Hroukirn. Ioho Taaaer llowant
tn ihe sum rear Ot his ugo.
liui"i tl -iris, ty, lin' Iiiti-I it I' rm 'Hill Church St 2 JU
01 lack. Minda- alter nii'iii. Marah Ja?
il lit'Ur. UK-At Ela -u .'.tli.arn . , n ?* iltir lay, March Bi,
Camm*nor* B. h. Ultcb-tjc-k, U.S, . .. a?u 1 _4j
Intel melli ..'. I "1.1 Bprla*.
.te.)N'r.*t-"in Marok-B i tSH, leaknaJ-aaa lama m faai
sf hu ? .....
K'ir.er-1 sei-dees at the Pitt fsmllr rrsi lenee, N* -DJ ****
BTBt, sa. I ms Ur arisi.ie.ri st I: td o',looa,
Mr lac 111, tv Oe Kn'sv, Masak -'. ?* tina BasvTstk
ll.Isl, a li r a lon.: I'lu'-Bi. Illeu M, ll Ulan. BtSCS i.i tt*
1.' A sx an de 1 Mu Lats-Ulan.
Ths iel.:;? -. .ml fi on s af. rsTpscrf it!w Inril." lt. .r* - a I
ber liiusrsl s*ih, Wsw-VorB W-.e-l. on tBosler
Met,, si ll ??metis -. ns. tutraia-oa W-?lituf lo* plati*.
DIED.
M!'RKJt*r*-,Vtt*is hSiaostsa.), *s*_sr Ctttrl*. Walne March
.4, Hobart Marr.}-, ablest son of the lats hebert Mar
ray, ]r.
I* ermani atcireen- -ol.
Po-snoT-On Triunia*; Sorell __, of po atina nita. William
ll I'nrnruy. ot thia illly.
ItsimlTi s a-d frieicls of th . f.urillr are rssitsrtfnllr Invitel
lo attend thn funrral serrioes al Hie Murray Hill Holel,
crier Park ave. r-uat loth st.. ou Moana/. Marci -'tt. at ll)
o'clock.
Kindly omit now-rs.
ItoniNSO.V?Tbs Rey. jihn Robinson. D. D? born n?tr
Wlr.nlniater. Vn., J uno -.'!). 1 Roil; died nt t'i t pesldenos of
his too s. Av Robins.-, M. D. MS llichinon 1 Tetracij,
VV-st-VswIlrliibtoii. stalan Islind March VI. ISIS
Funersl strl'-rlv ppr ere at half psst lo. -Hturdsy -noroleg.
Interriieni in Morana- Ceineinrr.
Memorial service st Trinity Clniritti. West N'uw. Brighton, on
sun.I*".-. March -.">. ai half psst io.
Rm KWRLL-fsudlenlr. al 135 Esaf 40th st.. en Mgm
morning, March 23, Samuel D. Rockwell, rn tua 73th jeer
of ku ax*
Pnnnra! services Moriday. Msrsh gg at 2 p. m. fTorn Flrit
Presbyterian Church, Yonkers, N. T.
BOOT-On Thnrs.ay. Marok 23, ISS-l. Elizabeth B. Root,
ageet '.'8 yeera
The funeral service wu )... h >i 1 at 3 30 p. m. on Monday,
'.mil inti., at Framlnghaiii. Mats.
SACrilftKB-Snldsnly, In Rr.vo.lrn. March 33. MBB jobs
Winslow, infant son ai 1. vars tts n an* Uni Aaolntar.
Kala'.l rea ami fr lem's are respell fully invited to allen t the
funersl MTTtoM nt tha n-sidmioe ot h's parents, l*i> Ttd
esr*-, llrri.lalru, -uni ..? after-eon at 3130.
I-termem ut Newton, Msts.
SMITIT-()n March BS, at k r red lenee. 2.* West l?th-*_,
in tits IflUt -esr ni her age, Henrietta Mulari! wiroot
Charles stewart fe un tia, aud .laughter of Uio lal* John
('as wall.
Funeral services will he held st Trinity Chanel, West 25th
st, on Monday, tho 2ttlh urtu, at lu.45 o'clock a m.
Please oran So wart.
SToRRS-Hnddeiilr, on Saturday, March 24, Antotn.ttn A.
wifsof Augustus 'ti.ii ra
Friends aud relalIves ara Invited tn ittan i the funeral sar
t'.-ss tr hsr I .ti. res'.).-cr- flo. Si Monroe place, on Tues?
day. March 27, at 4:30 p. m.
TODD-At Somer-. Woatohrstor Co., X. Y.. Friday erenlntr,
War-oh 23, Jane EliiaOeth VVilcou, wit* of William X. Todd,
aged Ol years.
Funeral torvioet from her lat* maldone** on T.malar. 27th
iii.t,. al 1 ..'clock p. rn.
Carriages at fur ty's Statics on nrriral of train losving
cir in I I'M'ri In"ii: at 10:30 a. m.
iii lailtes and frier*.'.- are respectfully InTltetil to arron 1.
VON HTADg?On Fri ar. March 16. itt Colorado r-prlnii-s.
Holly, wife of Frederic* If. tod Slade ami dan.kier ot
C. P. and Marearet s-klildy Fischer.
Fnnerm ssTT'res wit! be held at the c hnreh of the Incarra
tluii, Maditsu-ay* ancl35lll-*t., on Sunday, Mareil .j, at
1 ei'iliiclt.
Interm-nt at Woodlawn.
Announcement*
It Cured IIku Father.
ni'iiiN'.iitl.a. Cann., March 29, -8-7.
-fr. RiKrn.
DkaiiSib: My father has been suffering from a bsd rough
foroverayo.tr, anet becoming alarmed. I persuaded him to
try a hurtle of your Excite toravt. I had had s hottl* of
your "('.illaara I o a 1 -?." ami lt had done me so much good
that Ifslf si _-: rour RvrKe-TORAST would cure my father, as
lt did. It slopped ihe '"ii -li atone* and entirely oaireii him.
Please send me a bottle ol KIPK luii.t s i as soon as possihle,
sat mr Uusbauil bas a cough aud I wish to caro him up at
OixTB. Mus. gE B. KXAI'P.
Hexrt A. Daniel*, M. D.,
-19 WBST I'-'flTil SP.
Diseases of th* Xervuu syttea. C.eoito-Crtnary Organ*
Impotence ami sturdily Hours?8 to 1-,. UM.
E.ctW. E.ippci,'illy Desurnodfiir Plaster. E.eS.W
ths "cad-." co-lab.
White Havdi
T-'rem astin? e'nitsKi.i.'B
B-.t/ul- COSMBTIC BOaVr. 25 CTS.
"Tiif. host CBBB io the world for coughs,
raids nnd eerinrnptlsn ls Cutler Mrns. Jt Ca's wsli-luiawa
elu huston Vevetahle Pulmonary Bals-in
"To Mother*."
MasWisbloWb aournsi} BTsor.ferotiltdrsaT*st_lsa.
?mi.-ns ric gums, reduce* Int i u n4tl in. a'i.ra all pata,
euro* wiadcslio and llarrh.et. Tweair Ut* cuan * bjltls.
-*> ?
More Tiiav the Doctors Coci.d Do.
To Messrs. vf. Ii. Rikki, a Som.
Dkar kirsi I have been a sufferer for over six months
with very severe pains alum! tb.) rheatamt stomach. I writs
ls say thar ynnr Hiker's Cotapoaod Sarsaparilla has ? ut ire y
ia,r-._ me (willa* w-niinr ? Uiuu suv.-ntl pin sio'un.a cou.d do).
Bul that I novreiijiiv urti cu health than ev.ir iierure. livery
? ne -stiuulit ia lr e. your ni niielura fur pams and aches of tbe
L>ody. ltcaiM-ctfiillyyoura.
.osBPII F. Bl'SA ITA. 420 E. MUh ar., X. Y.
Special Notices.
A.? I ii.i Diiys ot tbe i vlnbiii.iu.
FIFTH AVI .N'l'l'. ART CAI.LF.RIF..S.
goa .'LU-AV--. -.KAU __TI_-i_T.
F!*.rv.vTF. cor.r.F-c-Troxs op
MOD-.RN PAINTINOS
halon gi na to
tnt. I' HKOAN L. MOTT
anil
MR. BDWA-BD ICK.\RN.TY.
BO BB SO DD AT AUCTIOX
WITHOUT RISSt&HVE,
lll.sDAY AXD WEDBEBDAY EVUlSOg,
MARCH _7 anil 2?. AT 8 O'CLOCK,
__'_' CHIC __i:iaNO HALL.
6TH-AVK.. COB_n_B IbTIIST.
HUUD sciMKRVICriK. AUUTIOST.F.rt,
HY OBTGIBB A CO.
.lu-lus Cooke, lu, linmer.
SPECIAL Atc TtOM ANXOUXCEMEXT.
I WILL SELL AT A II SOLUTE SALK
OB WEDtfBBO-fc- AND THURSDAY.
MA ItCH 2 a AND .ll.
Vu..J.' A. M. I ... U DAV.
m
COOKE'S ROOMS.
201) J..U 211 hi.-siT l.Dni-33t
A Gentle-man's entiro Ur.c collection of
BICII ANT1QUB FURXITUItE,
HP.OX_.K8, FINK SBVBE8 VASES,
CHO IC K OHlK-VrAL Ut ci rs, DIUPKHIi'.s).
MIKJ-i'ttS, UAHE I1HIC A-HR-VC. iC, 4C.
THIS WILL rilOVI-' A VERT r.VIHiE AXD
AiniACTlVl. SALL.
EVBBITBLBB wn.L BE ARRAXOED AVD PLACED
OX k.-II lill 1'1'iX
MOXDAY AXD TCESDAY,
M ABC" IC 28 AXD 87.
Cnrpet Clennsln*.?We are putting circular* Into ererr
li,au.-tl,at you siiiy know where you iran har? larpet-i taken
up. el**-?li, rtrtlttert ami rel.ilil in a |irr,'uct way. Mailor
telephoa* your aildrosa ml. M. rii'l-.WAHT, .t_u 7ih ate.,
.N ew Vrji-k. . Te-1 e ph eraretai I l_D2M^ lsr-sS
Foal Office Notice.
Should be rc ad dally by all rnmrosta-, as chan^saj may
occur st any line.
Letters far faieign countries need not bo specially ad
dr.-s.d for dispatch by ony p-irticulnr BBMmer, e-x. cpl when
lt ls d.".-li"d to si-iid uuiaiiicat.-s of U-4Uaii.tr ut) ??ainmerclal
daiiiiiiieiu.a. letter* ii"l specially addiesm.'d be-lua sent by
the fastest ycmsels ax-allinls.
Foreign malls for tho weeg ending March 31 will elua*
(promptly in all eases) at thia oflic-c. as follows:
JIDNDAY At 1 p. m. mr Scotland .lir-i't, per steam,
ship l.thlopla. ria eilaaijow (Istters must bia itlrctct
"per Ktlilopl* "1; at ll |i. ru. for I) ol tr. e., Puerto CortM and
i. internals, p*r steamship City of Dallas, from .Nev
BBaSs?a
TUESDAY?At.! p. in. for Truxillo, per *BBBBSS_SB -Iroms.
from New-CHle-aus,
vrbDXKrSDAY--At _i..O a m. for treltnd. par steamship
c.iTtiian'e, aria Queenstown (letttrt for elre_j; llninu aad
oilier Kui'ipsiii cou turill t iniltl be d. roc tail ******** SM
nianln ".. at I._ rn. for Eurnjir. per tteainsrilr* Sial* yli
Knuth iiiipinn and Bremen (fettert "Vr Irrlamt must ho
itlrectel per Snste"); al liam, roi" Kurll i.-xeept
I'altiiu I'riucci amt Iiia.ua. pei tlMIBShip t tlaa UStMaa
for Sax-anilla. Av., mnst he directed "tm Allan ' ut
1 p ni for the Windward Islands per t'samsilri arri
rte!; at a n. rn- tor aiui-tleli-j, per ttoa.usuiii Harlan,
from Nsw-<'Heans.
TliriD-DVY At ll a m. for Jamaica and I nae na. par
ateanishln Alt-,, i loiteri for Costa iiliav yu Liuicm, ttiust
i.?.iiieiuia ? uer Alya "); at 1 p. m. I.i Bermuda per
steamship Trinidad I Si 1 I'-'"- f?r Nassau. N. P.. sad Ssa
tlagu. CBba, i<ei stt-unsiiip Hantlxgo; ,.t I p. m. mr
Campeilie. ChlSBBS Tanascuanet Tuoatas. per stsamship
City ur Atl-liti clotten for other Mo .'.CAa etStSS nutt
Us .lir-ctext "psr City of AttaatS**)! at I r- m for Hus
Un par stoamsSilp K. B. Ward, |r. frem Neat.orleitns;
M MS p. io. tut -t, 1'iai re-Miij inion, par ste* jj sr from
Uullfti.
HATl'BDAY?At 1 a ra. for Briril and for ths Lt Plata
countries '""t CHU!, mt Bin du Janeiro, per steamship
1'rui ld*, 'rom Ballimore: at 5 a m. lor France, nwluer
Uu l lui., sp_iua.ul I',uligal, perttiu.l-t lueUjuie,y<a
Harre at .'. a bi for ?<-oi!'-iil dirt'Ct. per ttetmsbtp
tue a,'iii, tu tllasguw .letters must be direct*-! "per
an.-nuris'ii al .. a. m. tor ih? Nethei -tn. Ut. Tia liol
tsralam. per ?ummship BotlsedBM tloltert mint be (li?
re. Uni "per BotlsrilBM"tl at b.Ml am. Icr Europe.
per stesuishtp Ciuhri-. ria yiie*ustown iletters for
V j-aiios. Swuserleoil, lutly, itoaiii auil I'orliual niust be
diraic eal uer ( malia "-: at .*.:..0 a. ... for I'.eljitu.n dlr, il.
per s|M?uisliiii Zesl.ui.l. ri* Autweip ilstttre must ho
-lissie* " *si '.i-.at'l ' li ai D' a m. for (antral America
ami South Pat'lflo i-orts (eic*ot c'r-.iii). per eteamsi.lp
I'irs. ria Atuiu'x-ill leti. is for coat* Bira ami e.uatej
inala must ne itira.it.l' ur' l'yt P-tra ", st ll a. m.
Inr Veiistuela and I'uraooi. per stosinship c ararat.
SUNDAV-Ai .1 p. ss. fur (usu Hie*, tis Umou, per Meam
tli.u .-'oxliall. from Xew-Utleaoa
Malls for eaVin* Bsd Japan, per tte-ins'iip C'llyof iTtlney
iiroin ra.ui F-Aii'!*'"..,.. cisse hers Mareil "J. st 6 1)0
p. ni Mulla for ti* in all tu Ia,an.ls par sis. nth. p
A usti-lia i "rein "tan Prsssi*e*k cl.is* use" March *2l .a
7 u. uj. Malls taw tao H..cieiy Isla-.U. peg ship Tropio
llfrd rrroiu -*in Kruciiul, olosn hers March -J*, al
ft .tu ix bi. Malls r.ir Australis, >e--/esisnil,
r. .nu lui. lill aril "-siuoili isli-iia. i er sirs.c.
ShlB M.rliH'S* ifroui Ssu lin. BM), class hero
. ak -.ni, at lin p m. Isl BS arrir.il nt
v-w. vi ric of slea..-hip Auraii's with Hntlait
nit::- nu An* trail* Hall .for the llswslau ll amit, p-r
.., a.up mairan* I o ii Uno I rsi i ? s).' i rn* tu I
.it* al 7 n m. Kaili for Cubs, ur rad to Tamp*,
1 i.. ant tltsoos liy siiti-jier, via Ii sr Wast, SI*., elute
al I..IS uih.-s iU.l> ai 'Jail) *. io.
"th* scheilulo nf iluslng of Trans-rse-lflc mills Is ar
ranged au Hm pn ' in luterniptt*4 ot -r
l.uiil li-inslt ui Sun Fifi ' ? ? ''""'I '*?> '*?* "'l
riving "il lilli' at Sun I I ii" lees on lim da* ol S-Jltn. ul
ttramett am dlapsu lied I
lil ni v '? I- tn-j*.*,. I'.isirnastes
Port Offlce, ^.w Jfota, N. t.. Kaia*lt;-BB-.
SBBXmi Katta*.
AUssiutr ka.'tlsn M-ite of i*pt*clsl lm?*r*a*c?.
THOMAS P. KIRBY. Auctieaeatv
AM KB IC AX ART A-SOCIATIOX, KA NAC-Kil**
AMF.UK'AN Al.T.
OX TO-MORROW (-OV.AV). TC SSH AY AMD
NK8DAY, AT 'JiilO A XI) 7:.'? O'CLOCK.
AT TIIE AMERICAN AP.T C, KIA.F.V.I r.n
0 East _-_-*_, Mall-on So oj rc.
WO P.KS Bl %T. HAMILTON' QUMkmmX
ORDER OFSAtB:
MOTffD AT AFTER-DON MARCH 78. Mi o'daolt.
ORIOIXAI. DRAWIXeja, ARTIST AXD BEBtmBBBB
PROOFS.
fTom "Highways and Byways 'ana Nain ra's Serial Story.'
(at.ib.giie Xoa 1 to ISO luclusls*.
MONDAY EVEN ISO. MA HUH -ri, at 7 ."rt o'ctrtttk,
OBH.IXAL DHAWl.Nc.-. HKMVB-4X U AXD II.YTSI
PflOOVtS.
from "napor nrmtio* Urotiuele" arri\ rite "rsoatbeytr"sa.
rtes," " NewiOrlastfjs.- Acastart l_s_et" sud " Hs-tr sat!
There tn the liaulli. ' C Miilo-ue Xoa i 'ju to 11 1 lo-lnstae.
TtrBSDAY MHHI MAKf;H 2ft at 7:.'lOo'*l-4**a
ORIGINAL DltAWIXe.8 AND RKMARe*f'R BROOKS
ft*?m "The Master of tltn Onnnery," " P**toral Days" sn 1
'?Heart of tte While Mosntaln*.'' alan rarlini* lllnttntetl
onginala reprajsnrUto drawings after American pmnfers
ami mis. eilsneviis detlsna. e ilulujjus *t.,- 4l'J te'i-i... ;n
amarna
WEDXT-SDAT EVEXrXO, MARCH 2S, at 7aa*lii'e!oe!e.
COXCLUDINO SALE WATEBCOLOIl lilUMT.'ilS
ami miscellaneous u-ipiiM. ah,, I detljns In bl ac's sod watt**
sad monotint. (_t*I__*e Xoa elli to Sdi inclusive.
ox exhibition day axd kvknivh.
UH WOliKK COI.I.Kc ' I'leiN.
OX MOXDAY AXD TUESDAY ?Vf.S13ii.S,
APRIL 2 AXD 3,
WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE HY okdi'R of
b. wolff, jr. Bsaasaa*,
VALUABLE PULYA1K COLLECTION OV
MOBS-MI I'AiMiS'is
form>:d by
cTrnTSTTA>r ft. wolff, ni'.ci'.Ascn,
OF Pnil.ADEI.P.IfA.
which lncludss hoe exampU-s of ths
FRENCH, (i?-MA- AXD AMERICAN St IIOUI. ej|
ART.
OX _-_._I_.IITIO.al DAY AXD EVEN I .Vi
*?? Illustratod Cat-_o_uc? xvii: ba m-ilo- ou receipt o*
' price, 50 cents. _
MAGMI'ICKNT FIRST TI Ula.
:TnE MO.-JT IMPOBTAXT ITBI.IC 8 A LK OK STRH'TLT
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE EVER HELD,
AFFORDIXO GREAT OPPOHT. g IT I EM Ti) THO**
FURXISIIIXei MANSION*!, COL NTRV SKATS,
dwkllixos, seaside cutta jes BBB ? tkt.s,
THE POTTIER a. MMTWW9 M V % TIA' If ItfX ? CO.
BKBrnmaauBKB emmi warn kiri mama ok
POTTIER, STY MUS * CO.,
WILL FROM THIS DATE III il.l X< J I" |slf ALL WAHI"
ROOM TRADE A XI) DOBBINB TBTBtB BOBE
?BBB TO THAT OF M AXUFACTt* ltIXI.
AXD ORDER WORK BXOLC SIVELY.
THE B-LTBBMTB AND VAl.i'.v't LB STOCK o?
B-BBMl riBBB'l Ul WI I ll BS.
UPHOLSTERY, ARTICLES Of VKBTU.
RICH STUFFS. AC- AC,
VAXCI-D AT NEARLY OXK HALF K ILI.IO g Dots
LARS, CONTAINED IB THEIR UREA.
WABBBOOIMj
4?'A 5TH-AVE.. BBW YORK,
' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOX
ABSOLCTELY Wi! lt'.IT IIK.SI--.BVR.
P.I.'IIXMXO APRII. m NaXT.
?,* O lt-of rown hovers eui arrange to haye good* c.rofnlliT
Pflekesl for shipment.
Fer Ciit.ilitgiie-d-mlf April ."? an I partlrnlnr* ad Ires*
AMEP.ICVX Ml IBBOfH Ililli. M.in.i_er*.
C East *B l-st.. Madison Sijuaro, Now.York.
Impoiinnl tn nil Wiri Wi ile.
Hniin'a IinnrnvsJ B*W-AM**M_MI tountaln Pen. Waa
ranted H.karat Bala, in i to givo i-tilafnctlos. Sent br mail,
prepaid, for il .'id. This ls a pustule bar^.iln. Send for I.
lustretod Catalogue ot ns.fal oriier mt eiallies.
JOI1S S lt', LIX,
Manufactiiriog Statlsnor. .'hi. lir.a.1 t.ir. X. Y.
Tho largest, 1,iuii.au neal and most complete Account Bool
Manufactory and Punting Eatii'jli.ahiueat for Fine Comruer
cal Work iu yaw.York City.
A.? \Xntl Pnpern.
-
W .ILKT-N. LXN.OV. & CO..
MAHH FA CT V R E US,
DM I.AST -t-.D-ST.,
OHAXD CKMTIlAI, DEPOT,
solicit an es.vnluaUoii of t'i'lr BaeKaBS pr?Jtrel S-jrlntJ
proiIiictleinH and luipoi 1 ?lons, wliiclt for low cast, v irmly*
aod novelty of design li ive inver .j*) j excellel, titi
TlANOlNCcVS _'.*_>. ;< IAI.LY DilSlQSI'l)
BY
THK ASSOCIVTKI) IfTBM
Particularstt ntlou ls oai'et I toa l?--,'"i vi lc i.itu ?.*1v" )?
of Ja.anose, -henel!, Iiinglisa and I lui nan -.jo u reosutlf lia.
pain eil.
A.? ~? tOillimn fi >t*se*. A*_r*l*s?e*\
?QOJDCa AI.e.TloX m?-*i*H
? _'.)<J oTIl- Wi-.
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
0 L I) C II l B BBB AXD J A P A X K ? S.
I'OIK'i I.AINS. I'c ) I IT. Ul KS,
A Xl) OTHER ART WORKS.
IXi'LUDIXO
Chinese Porcelain*, Ulna in I Visita*, and single color p.'-eaa
J man'-'? Pm i ei I-, mat disses, ? Itt Broars* ami l-U-iiuerti
iTorr eiirvinji-S ss word eiiiards and Kutfs ll iii.tl.--. lura?
aud N'ltailkiH. kaia, umuna au 1 many rats ' alilricl pieces.
I" BK Si.l.D MV ejRDKIt of TIIF.
,'u:sl'-,Al'AN^-^liVAlKA,,1N,u'(*
SACK WKDXESDAY. TIUUSIJVY VXD FHI-.tr,
MARCH SS, ".li AND ;u. AT 1 Ct. LOCK.
Uciigiouo Xoticca.
Ar.L soles' e ni i;e li, *sih.t.. ara** of mh-ax-o.-?
RSV. lt- IlLliKU NKWTD.V will prea.h st ll a. m.
AKRRICAM i i.Mi'i'.i'.VNc ?: rNfojii
AND .MANHA1TAN Tl Mi IKtAN' I. As.se ul ATroX.
Chlckerln* Hail. Suo-tay, ;i o'-I. uk. Adetresa bj 'he
cmliieut mad eloquent ljdv OtSI'ir, Mia. J. lil.I.IN hn.-U
TKB, af Iowa. M!l.le.t: "Tlie Whir.., Hi,- Wh'i"" i'i<4
tho Whither ol the Ixsmperanee Rsfnnn.*1 c., urra I I t.iXs
Ti'N H. l-'ISli will |ii--id". ( tim. e uiiisj,-.,! profTBBUae.
Mlss EI-BAxMOKB LYM.-N tn matMtt*-. J*-* luis
(JAlLDUiJ, Pre*
UKUBCU OK THK MESSIAH, cum. r 3-1 th -'. an#
Park av. -Service, m ll ii lu. bc-rmou by Rev, IPHla
1.111 ' "l.l.VKK.
l IIIP.C'H OF Till', DIVINE PATERNITY. Gib uv*.
cornel __?S-ss, K?v. c n.vi'.i ;.-* ii EATON, D. Bu
l-sr-iur.-ll *. iii. "Christ sud Ula -Hnlatry sf surrmi*
7 A.j p. ru. le' ni"- to yaun. p. opie. ?? Wh .1 . an th.) I liuiatj*,
do fur Y'l'tng Fei.j.l" r an 1 Wu il .an 1 olioil l\?, le du rs
UM Cl.nii'hr
Anthem?" Lord
nutiJli " Prui-s* (h.- La-r-,'" Ciull.
??lil" ." an 1 XV ii il .an 1 OHOS I"-.', I BJ lor.
Special mn-*i<-tl servite-, dani.1.1 qua!.,,
! ,.r Hes ton," R-ssT; r\ataral fa l> uui_
CHL-Ri'll Ol' TD li li'l.V SPIRIT. VI, I ? .,, ,. ... an*
e-.'iih-e., Bs*, f cit M.bi.RT Rector Herts Commantma.
ri. Maruin, si-rvlce. ll. I le rsl l.llany. 4 :1Y 1'rt'M
lug --rvici', 7 :4ii. IBmSSB BB*****?jr Invited.
rilRIVT c III WIT. ith.iv- ml 3,Vh-sf.. Dr. J S.
bUUMAX, lu-ct.ir.-I.lt In- BMV-M Ila m. aol al 4 p. m.
COOPI'.I. UNION fl RE AT IfVLfa, Sunday. 1 30..
c ll Alli.i - lll_KA-.ll on
"A SIM'.ITAI. lil'IaVriON I) t\"V|INs
WITH. AH'. 1' r! TO III SUANIW VM) V"l N'. MEK.
MU-1C DY N. I. Ut I ll"* ABD (IIURI's CHOIR.
DIMTPlats OF CHRIST, itith-.L. b-ar Sthav*.
l*l***l__n_PaagBf moi liing anil eteiiliig by the luster, th*
?sr. h. R tylkr.
FIRST SOilKTY Of SIM RITC Al.lsTs.. \d Ipili Hall,
TTh-stu. tnt, l-l st l ??leiirailon of the forlich a.ml.
tersurv "f mi-lcrn sptrtluan-in *r "J ..'. le. k. t>p.iuu_l
atl-r*-* by th' Pt'-i ' IH NRV I NKWTON. Sim-,,!*.
lui; hy Mr- AMANDA SPENCE, Hon. ? le DMLKV.
II 0. BBWBK, Mm. SUKI HARD HELLI!.. Masig
and rtclUUvo* hy popular aiUsta
VIVT. POINTS house ok IKDCtsTBT, UM vvortlaa
M., WILLIAM V. BARNARD. Su.a?ririteimViir. -.-_??, leo a.
r.ii.L' every Sunday *i --3<) *'-_-*-. 'tho acrylce i- sluu.ak
tah. liv by thu cllllalreu of HM ln.tli.UUoa. l'ub.la; cnrJiill*
intl'-cM._
ST. SrTWMlKN l? CHURCH.
iCth-st., north al-c. le tu-", i, ,-,ih nntl Otb avsa
The R.t A. lt H .BI. R" mr.
genie** on Sunday Bl ll a. m. anti 4 p. n_
st. lcxATirs cm neil, ,v; west loth-si.. Rj'tsa
ARTHUB Hilt HU- i. . 7, 7 BV a Jew
liJ.O s:ii ll a m.. * ?**-> *" I 8 p. m. I.. I*. 7. J .1 . li
a. ru. fi p. Bi. Wvikii-_i?ly, llmi-ilay aul
b IV p. ?)? Sent. '
THU REV. S. WUK HT Bl -r of His Si,
'Ul.I'll. __l) \a.s, llaltaj-**., I.i a " a.
ate., will preach al lu 15 au- 7:43. -nd" tor Ul e?ea?
Um asl Bann' " one Viss for our Public Hud linn- - ' Ins
U'rt'sil-J r.-n_ .im.. lut-nlliiai che otoiilii.| rsirmoii. Alt
?se.______
THE M'IT':TV FOB ITIIK'AL I'UI.Tt'P.U. -Pre.*
A DI.IR will lecture liefi.ts, (his -sit-ieey 4t Chlt-keiUij- Hall
on rsuiidny, Miuh Ja sui.Jei- " ITW Il.loiiife <>f It*.
Ii4iai_a UuUcfs nu Miu-aluy " Doors ipuu it V) 3o . ?t-M
at ll 1 j. Ail iuiaix.-ti.-d arv Un ikid to alt ul.

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