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pl.'tton. Nears. 11*11 ana Carr 'ti*'*'! ko oren lt
about May. The CSMMtM ls al-er..."*. in HS main
mr'.etclv arranged, it ls Me odes] to be
e.on more select tuan tho urosvet.**.. l_OS| thn
* liming*, secured I hear of a large l ct ire, ?? Danae,"
by Mr. Burne-Joncs, and t**.? ta'.ment* ol
Ms Pet*_r*N series. Mr. Ain.i tamed* will have
th av*, perhaps tour pictures. Inrlud.ng a _"mat>?
portrait and two classical BOBfettS. Mr. .MlIL.Ii
tends a subject picture entitled " Reverie.? Mr.
Ilerkon-er and Mr. F. MU will bc strongly repre?
sented In portraiture. One ol the Interesting features
will be a portrait of .rime Bismarck by Mr. \\. B.
Richmond, wfco also sends ? Joan ot Arc" and several
other female partrattt Mr Watts will contribu'e
an ideal composition called ? The Angel of Death."
Mr. Holman Hunt exh^ttt "The Lady ot Shalot."
Landscape wlli lie strongly represented by Mr. Alfred
Parsons. Mr. Henry Moore, Mr. David Murray, Mr.
namtlton Macallum Mr. Alfred East and 3Ir. J. W.
Korth.
-HR BIG TITRF SCANDAL.
The preliminaries of the mueh-talked-of turf case
advance but slowly. Lord Durham's statement and
defence will not be flied till Thursday, for tho usual
eight days were supplemented by a further delay of
fourteen, to which ten more were tu frequently added.
EDMTND YATES*.
___________LUuri7 and bis manaqbem part.
THE TRAGEDUN THINKS HIMSELF AGGRIEVED AND
8CGC.K8TS A OEI'ARAnoV.
Ludwig Bamav and Messrs Cotirirl A Herrmann, who
war* np tlii Suturday mgbt hi* manager*, bave parted com?
pany. The cause was thr nor-payment at the exactrflme
it waa Cue of Herr Binuv'a remuneration for th* matinee
perfurmanre. M.-inisr.r Cor ried Mid yesterday i " Herr
Darna.-** ccctract call* for the payment of hi* honorarium
between the Mooed aad th* third acm of each performance.
Oa Saturday at Ute Katine* he saw one of our clerk* stand?
ing outside hi* dres-ius-room oefoi-8 the curtain wa* island
ow tbe third act. Hs ask***! him In the presence of aeverat
ismiaere ot Um **_ap*ny lt ria had auytiilng for him. and
on being *n*w**red In tho negative requested tbe clerk to
go and ask for his money
? flaw this wss an Inconsiderate thin*, to atv- the leant,
te do. a* fu'Oisn actors over here are always alarmed
'about their atone-, and I have no doubt ill who heard him
began Immediats-lv to have visions of being left ber*
-.-randed. My pc-rtaer. Mr. Herrmann, immediately sent
Herr Barnay thc .alane, due for the matinee, which, on
?ceount of pa : l.ri, mes r- momt to
oeiy IBS. Mr. ll inclosed in M Utter the
04.00 for thu nigh! psrtermance Myng that he did so for
f-.-ar he reign' be a fen- minutes tate v. .ir. it Herr Bnrnay
Bid not like this blt of aa) .asm. md he wrote a hasty lin*
?tying oar business relation* would perhaps better cease.
We it once accepted hu proposition. He had no occasion
0> be tlanre-d a**ne:t. n|s BMBOg, aa hs had ? Urge deposit,
and now will hav. to return us about $;t,ooo. Wo treated
Bia* wtth lll-iaiirv, hi- hotel bill being about 0120 a week.
He had a suite of four tooma The engagement wa* a
lacing one, and wt are glad it Ita* ended a* *oon."
Herr Baru*y was arte*?ard seen at the Belvidere Hotel,
to which he baa rcm-ved front Hie Westminster. U*
?aid: " I had no Intention of giving my offence when 1
laked Horriuajjii A Conried'a clerk to get my money. He
wa* standing there as if wilting for mo, tnd I inquired If
he had anything for me. He asked what I expected and
MMe 1 told ii.rn and requested bim to *ec the managora I
wa* not ai,* ry or excited then I conid not approve th*
tone of Mr. lie rrmsnn's reply, snd I sui*ie*ted Ut* break?
ing ot our soonest
?It 1* true thur titers Is a deposit to mr credit, and a*
?nan a* oer ?.counts can ts) sdjvated that will be leturu-d.
Mr. Conned omitted to-bril yon tba-, lins amount wan to
rennin a* a eua ra mee, and was nor tc, bc drawn against
aa sa'.ry. U*u on the tim uight I played he came to me
and aald thal lo consequence cf th* blizzard aud the death
of the Emperor business wss likely to be poor, snd he
asked me to lat the nm si- night* go and take the
?mount from the deposit. I at one* agreed. At the end
of thu sixth performance bc proposed tbo nam. sriangement
lar tke next two, and to this I also assented. Again tbe
reque?t ta as made, an 1 I refused If ti: ? MBBOS due on
Saturday afternoon was ao small, it "'iplu to hav. baHin all
the easier to pay mu promptly.! Manaiier Aiuberg called
ou mc today with a prspMMee that 1 should play two
weeks at the Thalia as a Maa* star, and poMlbly ? third
In conjunction with Herr i'o.sart Nothing lia*, how
??er. yet bein aettied. I -hall not in any caa* play this
week."
Manager Conried, who, as Orman theatre-goer* know, ls
hlmseif an ace. nip li sr. ed actor, will head hi* company sud
lill the; date-.. IVd for
Herr Bamiv. !'?? >*. , ' ,j who-h |,e
recently won muon favor a', the Star, and " Francis da
Hoer" In ? fh* Rubber*."
THE CUMMOSWLALJll CLUB DINNER.
DISCC-.SI.VG THK BIGUT-S A"-D RESPONSIBILITIES OS"
ItAILHOAI's.
The Commonwealth Club had dinner at the Metropolitan
Hotel las* night, followed by an address on ? The Rights
and Responsibilities of Railroads,'' by Professor Arthur T.
Hadley, of Yal*. About one hundred members o. the club
were present, among them Doman II. Batta, ex-Oovernor
D. H- 0Ua_a!*txl*i_, Simon bu-me, John Crosby Brown, E.
M. Shi'i'ii.l, ll*MOOS __ DOM -ur r.lchmond
Sml-h, Dr. A. Jicobl, R. R. Bowker, W. M. Ivim*. Geor?o
Puiuam, the Rev. S. II. Can.',, the Rev. Theodore
C. William* *nc Dr. Arthur Ma')ie
D. Wiliu* J?_.e. niuo.*. . I Ilill-y, who said
Bo proposed to limit his adi:ess to the discussion of tu*
rallroeiTi relation to lt* employes. Haiiroal d< velopinent
bad produced *o great a rone-en:ration In certain place* that
thea* sudden dir-urban-es, railroad .trike's, may be re
garded aa peculiar to our limo, although strikes are not
new. Tbe corporation view favors more rigid conspiracy
Uw* aa a remedy, but such extreme measures cannot be
?B-oreed; th* labor representatives urge arbitration, which
ts practicable only wilbla narrow Undia, as a mean* of ad?
justing m:su:. -. The speaker believed thai tho
trend of dealing with labor troubles lo the future would bo
In thi) dire j non of prevention r-j;her rhan adjustment. The
company must study the loOMM of its employe-. The
Men should no longer fi-a.1 ttsi they will be east adrift If
tbey hav* been disabled while lu tho company** service.
The lecturer had only partial commendation for the maur
ince system of some leading roads pud Mu the plan ot
I>.out-charing. Ue believed the beat way to secure faith?
ful Mrvtee from employe* wa* to reward them with pro?
motion and advance of wages as their efficiency Increased;
and thought thal In future lt wnuld be necessary to select
a* railroad mauagers, not so much mere financiers, aa lead
cn ot men
Two things made lt difficult to bring about an era of
good feeling:, thc lack ot stability ot our railroad system
aad tbe pt?**ibl_ity of radical railroad legislation. Tha
alb-HUUv* la Stain railroads, ? system which he strongly
opposed.
Simon Sterne *poke for a few minutes, criticising soma
sf Pro.**-or Hadley's positions, and setting forth the merita
at Ute Australian stat, raliway system. Profs-sor Had?
ley replied briefly.
ISC I DENTS IS SOCIETY.
Miss Leura Hoadly, of No. Ml Madison-ave.. en?
tertained tlie Musical Lino last evening. Mis* Elsie
Mitchell, Miss Hawley ait Mu nay Mitchell sang, end
there was i ns i ruinen lal music by Miss. Estella Dore
?_?_. end Miss Hoadly. About one hundred guests
were pre.-, m.
Mm. S. Jacoby, of No. 601 Lcxlngton-ave., gave e
reception Usi night, lu honor of tbo ninetieth birth
Bey oL her mother, Mrs. R. Se-Lott.
Mra. Savay, of No. 3.18 Fifth ave., bas sent out
our ca:d- :..: .mi'.a eveo-nfl during Aped.
Miss Lou!--) Floyd-Joue- will glvo e tee for
?fra. Ntxjn C. Washington, at ber honae. No. HQ West
Thirty-lull. rh-*t., to -mm-row afteinoe-u.
Miss Amy Rebel will give eu evening of mllfml
laacous readings In the concert room of th" Metro
?i Opera liouse, on Saturday .vening, .'.pul li.
Theodore Bjorksten will
' *ueii, iijat < lett will give a concert end Easter
dence ar th,- Lexington Avenue Opera House on
Weune-dey even lug. April ll.
Mn. W. IL Jaark.sot,. of No. 566 MarilKon-av*., h_s
sent out inv!iaiee.us fir e dance ou Easter Monday,
April S.
COLLEGE BOTS TO EB ES EN T " < APTAIX KIDD"
Tb* Columbia College Dramatic Club will present
ea original burlesque oo early New-York society, writ?
ten by e member of tbe club, at the Berkeley Lyceum,
le West Porty fourth st., in aid of the Columbia CoMf.
Hutt Club, ou Friday and Saturday evenings, and
Saturday afternoon. Tbe piece ls entitled ? Captain
Kidd, or A Peerless Peeress and A Haughty Pirate '
The chara* ter. In the play are t____n by L. F. Coward,
?hil S. ol L ; Robert L. Murrell, 'AO S. of L.; R. C.
bends, '<sO 8. of L. ; F/i*vli* M. Post, ".)1 : F. i . Warien,
'Bb; T. IL Harris, '*J -,. nf L. ; Cecrge A. Monison, '-?
S. of L ; Julian G. Boc S of 1- . ilonry H.
Culver, 110; t J. O'saiilvan. '88, and T. II. lieely,
'to S. of L. Choruses of ru it les, pirates, milkmaids,
?ehij-iboys and D.iUh mai(i*n_ ara supported by
tkirfy studeut*.
SATISFIED WITH AXTJ-POVERTT AFFAIRS
AnU-PovMrtytu* who wanted to bear all ibout the eos.
dillon of thing* lu that organization, now a yesr old, were
present lu the large hail of C-oper I otoo last evening ana
keee-je Mtlsflr d that everythin! was done decently aud in
**__?, and that un ier the new treasurer, Sylve*ter L. Ma
tame. tbe accounts were accurate. Ul* report *how* that
thom Vrhmarf IS oi.894 ll have been received lad
8LTT8B8 disbursed, leaving s _aUi.cs of 8120 IS. Amend
***** te by-law* to tm voted upon next June were ma!*,
?_* ^ ?"**? airreed to hold henceforth quarterly meetings.
"ng aBJrtrt ware re-elected tor the tnsulag year.
Thc
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mu. iummi rvaegret. n, pa^, ^ WltUiu|, ^^ U(JW
? ns du%
bm Bagre. I
rs son wa j
belate iv. [
Iv,l*f * bounty of So e*nt? pct ten for -very 1.000 miles
?avci.ed by an Arierlc-in rama] on a foi**
IA}f!lT-S oir.snv BAIE.
' K'S CinmiD TMUTMCT. ?
iNTi:ui'RrTi:r_s_i!.: -,\\.
fr, llsmilton Glhaon. Ute artist, feils thu'
Bl has done aa much with Ma bruah *nd MUtUt, tm
rcated him rather bidiy. Th* exhibition of hi* BS
nd drawing* a* the American Art A**o..*tlu?. gall-irie*
?ll on tha day after the bi'./rard. and th* Mle si
eaterday afternoon and evening, had tlie pouring rain re
intend wtth. and tlie ittondane.et wa* email tn ce,n-".|u>*? ?-.
latwlthstandlnf th* fact that thoa* who did came rame
on bu*ine*?," th* paucity of numbers had its effect ssl
bc bidding, and the prleea were low for works of the char
eter of thoa* offered Most of the original drawing* sold
e?t?rday were decided bargain* for th* purchasers, run?
ing from S10 to 080, one drawing only reaching !130; but
he proofs of the engravings from the drawings, which the
rtlst hsd attractively touched up with " remarque*," *x
enslon* and tinting*, brought good MOBO,
The dr*winga offered ye?terday Included the Illustrations
a Ut. Gibson's ? Highways aud Byways" and - Happy
laming Ground*," to E. P. Roe'* - Nature'* Serial Story"
nd th*" a Southern Serle*," descriptive of the Acidlan
and. New-Oricana and other Southern localltlea Some
f th* price* ware : " Beverie," 042 IO ; ? Morning in
he Meadow," 040; "The Orchard H*rv*?t," 8*0:
Light and Shadow," 042 50; "A Winter Wood-pith."
43; " A Moonlight Tragedy," 037; " Reynard In Luck."
88; "Maternal Counsel," 840; "A Winter Episode,"
160; "My Backyard Oasis," 0.8; "Meadow Ml.-ntrcls,"
40; "Meadow Mimics," S50; -Entailed Plume*" 042;
Creole Courtyard.* 070; "A Creolo Home," 845; "A
telle of the Departed South,"OHO; ? The Blossoming Ruin,"
rflO; and "Swamp Cyprea-ea" 882 50.
On account of the storm. Auctioneer Kirby begged per
?d.tslon to adjourn th* asia of the auperb drawlnga la the
Southern aerie*" till to-day; but the buyers who had
iravad th* storm were ttem, and tha BBS?0 had to tall
ill the last sacrifice had b-*en made. Thi* evening'* cala
rill Include drawings and proofs Mus traiiug - The* Master
f tho Gunnery," " Pastoral Days," sud " Heart of the
**. hltn Mountains," and a wries ot drawings .after leading
i me rt caa palntera
ACTORS, MANAGERS AND PLATS.
Hare PosMtt ind the Thalia Theatre Company played
The Robbers" last night at the Metropolitan Opera
louse before a large audience. Th* performance was for
he benefit o'f the " Polikltnik," an excellent charitable
ociety.
Mis* Pitkins, formerly of Mme. Modjeska'* eomp*ny,
omplains of summary dismissal and extreutbly harsh
reatment by the *t*r and her manager*. Min 1 ..kins
.tates that the origin of the trouble was the MM that her j
runk was partially burn.d at Elmira while In Mme.
-odjeska's private baggage! car. This bein; the case the
silroftd company was not responsible, and Mme. Modjeska
Hid 075, which MIm F-kln-* Mya though but a small
Hirtlon of the fou sustained, sh* wa* unwilling to take
? the conditions under wi.lch lt was offered were humil
ayng. Miss Flll-.ina not being m the bill on Thursday
light of last week, came on from Philadelphia to .-?
lUiid. who was sick. She Informed the s:.!_<?? ma:..mer by
elegraph of her Intention, but did not ol.nun
o go. On her return she was informed thai she was
ilsmlssed and was not allowed to act. She ha* br
mit tn Philadelphia to recover salary for the rest ot the
lea so n.
The movement among manufacturers of colored paper
ii>ed tor theatrical printing to raise the price has not
itirred sny terror in the hearts of the printers. Mr. Hat
:.L manager ot Richardson A Foos't office. Mid: "We
lave a contract for a year anyway at present prices.
Managers will not pay more than they now have to do,
ind if prices are raiacd they wlU bc content with whito
Mper." A. S. Seer* Mid: " I know nothing nf the move.
nant except what I have seen in the newspapers. I pay
iow as much ss the manufacturers seem to demand, ex
:ept for s few small lots."
Walter J. Price ha* bosun hi* suit against Albert Amn?
ion, of th* Casino, for the alleged refusal to divide with
tim sixty share* of Meek which be claim* were bocn-nt on
olnt account. Th* stories of both panie* to the suit
rere recently published tn ruil tn Tua I kihi .sa
Manager Ambers, of the Thalia who Uss hold for a
rear the lease of Irving Hall, bas decided to tear 1' down
ind erect a handsome theatre for German ??? rf,,ri:
rhe plan* drawn by Theodore G. Slain are* now mVB HM
-ulldlng Department. The tbaatrv, which will have
imple exlM and In all waya comply with the new law, will
teat about 1,800 people Th* tugs will have a depth ot
lfty-Sv* feat, ind th* width of the building will ba
slghty-tlv* fe*t.
The 160th night of " The Wife" w?* duly celebrated
BM nljzlit by the distribution of artiatic MTOS-R*
rvou ni'ich adminiti-*!' tra,rr:
er hi ch wi.l have Ibu longest run of the NuttYoik svaaoO,
lever went belier, ind aU the principal members of the
som pa ny were warmly greeted on their entrancea
The amateur performance for the Neighborhood Guild
lt No. Un Forsyth-st.. was given succe-sfully last night
it No. 109 West Fi fly-fourth-st The piogrammo consisted
if ? Our Bitterest Foe," the dream scene from ? The Bel!-,"
iud some vocal music. Arnon; the perte rei': rs were Mis*
--.Ci Wardell, daughter ot MIm liien Terry ; and Mime*
Mildred Conway, AllM Craig and Lakey, and Mean.
Evert Jansen Wendell and William A. Buckland.
Messra Lacy snd Arthur, managers ot the " Still
Alarm," which ls to be produced next week at th* Four
MSaSB Street Theatre, state that the piece will bo c.un
unued lhere a* long as lt ls profitable.
The pretty little theatre and reception reiom of the
Berkeley Lyceum were thrown open yesterday for the ;n
MSOOM of the parents of the pupils of th. Berkeley
KhooL The building. Which has b'-eu BO-OSO BsBSBlfeSd,
ls now entirely finished. Including ths baths and the large
ind admirably arranged gymnasium.
The Presldeut aud Mrs. Cleveland attended a perform,
ince of "The Marquis," by Rudolph Aronaon's comic
.per* company. In Washington on Saturday eve-aiiiS
CROSSES OF HONOR FOR LONG SERVICE.
The 7th Regiment Armory last night present.*, one of
thc most billliant scenes in lt* history, as the 'kofi
In at the word of comx-aud. preparatory to tba annual pre
MUUtlon of tb* regimental Crona of lloiior to such onicera
as were entitled to receive that dccoralCn from length of
MOTtoe The regiment, under the comma:,d of Colsnal
Clark, was put through battalion drilL reforming Uno on
the entrance of Brlgadler-Creneral Louis Fitzgerald, acc.ia.
paiicd by Colcre-1 R W. Leonard, Majors A. ff. Mouunt,
Olin, Paul Dana and Wendell Goodwin, who with Captain
Binden Roosevelt composed tho reviewing officer's suit.
After tho regiment h.id "presented arm." thuy m-rclied
past the reviewing oflicer by companies to Uu music of
Capps'? band
After being again drawn up In regimental line In open
order. General Fitzgerald, accompanied by his atal and
Colonel Clark, marched down the tanks and Inspected tbe
men, after v. hich the following members of tho regiment
were called to th* front and decorated by Ihe reviewing
o*ncur: Captain WlKlanf H. Palmer, Qiu* rte .roaster John V.
Long, Sergeant Edward Connell and Private John G.
Bert; Chaplain John R Paxton, Sergeant* Wullara H.
HeL-er, William J. Underwood. William H. Folsom,
Thomas A. Bartley, William G. Bates and Bt H. Crawford j
Privates George W. Thatcher, Joseph E. Dlsbrow. Georg*
L. Andrews, Thomas J. Taylor. Thomas J. Blanca (sec?
ond,, W. W. Tompkins and F.dward L. Nhill. Th* Ont
four received tue -eflracntai ailver cres* for flfte**i,
and th* remainder were awarded the bronze eroM for ten
years' service in tlie regiment. Sci jenni.Major John W.
Coughiry received the gold modal for twenty years' *er
vice, and Lieutenant. George A. Jones, Daniel A. Ki
and Walter S. Wilson; Sergeant Jacob M. Schuyler, and
Private* E. C. Andrews snd H. L. II. Ward, who s.-e also
ent.Jed to the same honor, will rete iv. their medals at a
future dat*.
The regiment wa* then put through battalion move?
ment* by Colonel Clark, their marching meeting with lotal
applause from the _p-r.ui.r_.
BBOOKL TX'S CONGEE GA TIONA I. C C D B.
The flrst regular meeting of the newly o-gaul/.- I
gregatloual Club of Brooklyn was h. li in ita room* In the
Johnston Building, at Flatbush-ave. and Fulton-sc, Dst
evening. Arnon;; the seventy member* pre sent were the
BBQ R S. Stores, A. J. V. Behrenda TL B.
dita, H. A. Powell, J. G. Robert*, E P. Inq-r .'.'.. A. J.
Lyman, J. W. Drooka Vf. Kincaid and Josiah -sir.ens. Pro?
fessor A. C. Pe: kins, J. M. Van Cott, R S. Bein-I
W. M. Butler, W. II. Ni-hoi*. lUehard 8. BjBneH, D
Johnson. The.rdore R Davis, C. D. W_od,jJ?4|. Su.Tdam,
W. T. B. Miiilj-en, E. P. Ide. A. A. fipaar.Ms^. B
J. P. Dike aud James Serlmgcsour. - *f
I dliuic-.r s business session wa* Jeld. J
MltcheU presided. The names of over forty new mem?
bers were proposed, including several fn.m Plymouth
Church, which did not take part In the organization of
the club. Th* Mar. W. G. Puddtfoot, ot the Aroerlran
Home Mlsslonaty Society, spoke of l.ls work In the wilds
?t Michlgsn. The topic for dla.ua_.on for UM * I MS IQ*
wa* ? Church Cnlon," and Dr. Bchrer.ds Bl
Professor Truman J. BBOfeoB, of the Packer Ins;
Baptist, spoke of the lenden'-y to organization st the pres
ent day aa Indicative of religious unity. The eather
?peaker* were the Rev. Dre. Storr*. McLeod and Robert-.
pennsylvania favors the per diem bill
General A. L. Pearson, ot Pittsburg, trice-presld-nt for
Penasylvania of the National Per Diam Service Pension
A-soclatlou and ex-offlcio member of tko Executive Ossa.
millee, write* to President Wells tn encouraging report of
tha popularity of the measure throughout (-tat State, ls*.
li tiona from both soldiers sod citizens are being slumed tn
almost avery county and tra .smitted to Wa-hingiou. En?
campment No. 1, Union Veteran legion, of BBUMmM, Ita*)
adopted resolutions unanimously Indorsing the Per Diem
blU and taking Congress to give lt precedence ovr any
other pension bill. General Veirvnt has received letter*
from Co__re____*-i John Dalzell tad Thoma* M. Bayue, who
repraaent Ue two district* of Alirghcny Ceunty, assuring
him thal they will support the bili. Tb* veterans of Allcv
gh*ny City hold aa enthusiastic mee-lng on Saturday
eaenlng and declared their preference for th* Per Diem
bill.
The Rev. Iii orv W. Corny, of GaysvlH*. Vt, who wits
I viidlct In th" lcoiii New-York Valunb-ri
uds * jjetiUuii sij,-?ml by every ve tar-ran arel
mri but three. The n.u.i*p rs e.f Os- a
soldier*. An eucuursgltig IsCtSI trout Cu!t<-ei S iles Baa
?tar J. D. Canarea ha* been reoMved Sf vetaraas of New
CaaUa. Emm. ConmAn (be iM.. M. XL ILolimm. ot tko!
city, who was rhf.plitn of the National Par Diem Cen*?a !
Uart held st Irving Hall. Marrh L and a fighting soldier
during Uie wir. writes: " If thia C*ll|rSM MU* to ps** our
us bbs lo H ihat no man I* elected M that budy thi*
is sralnst us." <.?aerel Schuyler Hamilton eal
iii*i th. veterans *,f th* country and their frlenda
who j- ai bill, can marshal 8,000,
ooo voter* al Ute polls.
COS FR 0 Y ll.GAR US. I TVA Y II US BA S D.
a Nev. with twci WABBUMt omfBBBt BT
v. tva wami M MMBMMttt d ykaho ago.
Rostov. March 2d (Speclal).?A woman and rV*r soe
fron) Somerville, went tn Lynn on Sunday In searvk
of her husband, te. whom .he tvs-s married more (han
thirty years ago. She waa married to Bobert Hawkee
In Nove Scotia and lived with bira between four and
five years. One afternoon her husband left home to
visit ber moth-r. ne never was aeen afterward In
Nova Scotia, and if was believed thal he was drowned
Mrs. Hawkes mourned him as dead for twenfy-fonr
years and was obliged to labor hard to support her
three sons, one of whom was born In tbe same month
his father cbsappearod. Mis. lian hes cam* to Boston
in 1-7;! and found employment here, sending back to
Nova Scotia ber earnings for the support of her
children. This*, years ago she was m_rried again.
Last summer one of ber sons, John Hawkes, e sash
ar.d blind manufacturer In the town In Nova Scotia
where Mr. end Mrs. Robert Hawkes had lived, waa
eecosted by a man who called bim by name and said
that he was his father- The ion repudiated bim, de?
claring that his father wa* dead. Some time after
this oecnrreece the other son of Mrs. Hawkes, e
painter iu somerville, was accosted In that city by e
Aan who claimed that he was his father. 1 his ton
also declared that lt could not be possible, but told
his mother of the circumstance, end from what he
said, the mother wa* convinced that the man was
her husband whom the had supposed to he dead. She
ol tallied legal advice end loft her second husband.
She was taken 111 and was obliged to drop piucend
Ings (or 0 time, but yesterday BBB went to Lynn with
her son from Someiville and f:om answers oMainexi
to hor Inquiries went to tbe bouse o' Howard Hail,
a nember of BL Paul's Method.st .hutrh. The
woman claimed him as her huTband, anel he- denied lt
and threatened to thrash rhe ibm Hall ls a in-tried
min and has three children. Mrs- Hawke, waited
Hj"on officers of St. Paul's Church and related ber
story. It ls stated that Had bas a daughter in
Boston.
SELEt T10SS FROM THE MAIL.
A-N'OT-IEI* ANTI-. LAVEEV LEADER CONE ?
To thr Mo I tor , ? . 'i - r rt e a ie*
hlr: On Saturday last, the 25th Inst., Jacob Heaton,
one of th- rotetaoa of tfc* anti iMoey Mi0*100, 'lied
In his eightieth year, at hi- hone in Sal'.-ui. I'olum
biaua l comfy, ohio. O' bis early lifo I am unable to
speak, but from 1340 and onward I knew him well,
end can bear testimony to his great moral worth end
BB-MB-Ok devotiejii to the anti--lavery cause. As 0
merchant his am SSS! was dependent tn a large degree
upon popular favor, but he kept only his good., not
his principles, on tie- MOrfcrS, a:nl W?aM nu sooner
Bars ooMoolod kl : ..tu he tooan h.ive tom
mitti*! a fraud M ptfa SaeBSSS. Hi- i.ume was on
? ti;.- mos: traqaealsd laadoo of the: underground
railroad, and hundreds of fugitive slates found pro?
tection under bis roof, oftentimes under circumstances
which put his property, if not his liberty, In periL
He was e warm admirer and personal friend of tbe
Hon. salmon P. Chase. Li.listing in tue anti slave.7 I
movement lu 1 seriicsl years, be teiOu part lu or ?
gauliin,- the Liberty, Free Soil and Hepuolican par- ,
u.s bul tl,ouj;li a poll!!'-*! Abolitionist, he set a hijih
t.,1 ni,., un- Boral sedcattoa l.-'i by c.anison. sea.
trinuiin. 1! "T.iliv tu lt- support and aialntalnlng tho
eloaeat lions with Its ycMnotere. lie could
pu I limn himself tu any one lorm e,f ami-slavery 1
effort, but Insisted In faKlnj" part In every movement
-Uii-n promised to du anythliig for til- cause. His I
house In Salem was known for years as the " Quakers'
lavern," aud a register which he kept of the names of
his guests included nearly every prominent champion of
the cause to which he wm so long devoted. .Age ex?
empted him from service es a soldier In th* oivll
War: but his friend CfeSMM, knowing hi** great capabil?
ity-. Neared for him an appolntmer.t in the commis?
sary ?ervtre, to which he dc c.'e.I klasoll for years
willi fidelity and succe-s. Blt excellent wife and
Mt ural Children survive him. William V. Heaton.
ll iud -ii honorably known In Wall St reit, ls
his oMeel son. OLIVER JOHN-OS.
164 West Forty-fifth st. New York, March 2fl, 13_8.
HORACE GREELEY AND COL. WILLIAM L. STON"_.
To tht Editor of Th* Tr ibmn*.
Slr: A letter In The T*'Br.*n_ of February 28.
from a gentleman In Pennsylvania, after giving some
- 1 , s - ' lill* elsy I
V-Terft Coinmerrial Advertiser' that
a runaway ap;r*ntlce boy from Vermont, named Horace
! enough to come to New-York and
start a newspaper." Allow ms, in reply to thu., to
say that th** wrt'er of the above (unintentionally, of
course) makes an assertion which is entirely without
foundation, and for this reason : M8BS8 Greeley served
his apprenticeship at Poultuey. Vt.. In the office e,f
u The Neir'ii-.n **i>ectator," a newspaper then owned
and edited by Ebenezer Stone, a .reither nf Tolonel
William L MOW. of '? The New-York Commercial Ad
a," living during this period, as wu the custom
with apprentices in those days, In the editor's (Ebene?
zer stone's) tani.Iv. In an unpublished lette-r to myself
from Mr. OlBBlSf, Hie triter speaks in the most affec?
tionate terms of Ike I.iiidnr.s which ho received from
Ebenezer and his wife; ami when Mr. OiaaM d?-ie;
mlned to seek New York City as a new ti. - lal of labor,
h" bo?- wi-h him from his old employer, F.ber.ezer, a
strong letter of Introduction and reen inendatlon to
his brother. Colonel Stone, nf '? The 1 *,rrinien-!al." The
cemlial manner in which Mr. Greeley ?_- recalvsd and
ned by colon**: Stone 1- loki mott ti'ue'h!ng!y by
Mr. lireesley himself tn a letter te, mv**lf (Colonel
-.tone's son which will be found printed tn full in my
Life Qi my fa'uer. pae'^ B7 '??' [I 'J.;ll tk ia ko MOO
how Impossible lt was ihat Colons] Stone's paper could
have cri-i.-acterlzed Mr. Greeley as - a runaway appren
As Mr. Greeley and Colonel Stone were through life
the warmest of friends?politically ar. 1 personally?
I am desirous tin*, lo lustlce to the* memovf of both,
you will hlndlv print this letter, and 'hus correct the
impression whick otherwise mU'ht t.aturallv lu* left un
the mlneU of vuur leaden were your correspondent'!
statement to pass uncontr^d'ete d.
WI U J AM L. STONE. ?_.
Jersey City. March 10. 1888.
PILLAR POST LETTER BOXES.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Slr: I read with much pleasure, yemr editorial In
to-day's MRS " MBB Branch Post Offices W anted."
Why do yon not advocate the Introduction of tbe
" Pillar Po.t System," now so widely in vogue in Lon?
don, and oth*-r MNBBBB cities and towns' This
would do away completely with the present wretched
country villas style of lamp-post boxes, as the pillar
pest has an opening .nfflelently largo to take in
parcels "f mall manor clnciuding thin! dasi) up fo
the full site and weight allowed by the postal depart
men:. Is lt not astonishing that this simple remedy
for our present ill... ami tot expediting our city de?
livery has nut been thought o; and insisted upon
before? l.ei'iK.-ELLER.
New-York, March 20, 1..8.
ROSSETS AND GO tVSS IS RICH PROFUSION.
Th" house of R Altman A Ca., Nineteenth-*.- ?nd Slxth
ave.. ls showing an exclusive Muck of tine French mil?
linery, imported gown* and wraps and dainty underwear.
The Immense show-rooms of the Arm, elegant In all Ihelr
appointments, offer ample space for the display of their
! goods, besides the advantape 0f thorough ventilation, sn
tliat the rooms never seem uncomfortable In spite al tb*
great crowds that sometime* Hil them. The display ot
Imported French bonnets *nd hat* from the workroom* of
\ famous Parisians is especially attracUv* this *??*?*? -
-v.th thc crown nearly cooMaled
. I . maned roses snd leaves, was ttraed
up at the side toward tho back and faced with a huire
Alsatian bow of bise* moire ribbon laid daUy 00 0
A number of prent- Iii tie flower bonnels el
lilies * I iud of pal* geranium lea te* ar* ahown
' with fa< lugs of mo-s-grecn velvet or gi*?*>ii *
and hanging string a sre st the back of many of tb* new
er?, and ar* Intended to b- brongrii .orwaru
and pi: ' -r.oulder lDsttad of bciiig tbsl under th*
chin, ai. ... Caimfortabbs I
Elegance or style and material are I
Parisian gowns and wrap* Imported bj- this linns* An
excea*dlngly stylish gown ot peau de sole, in the new silver
ahade, caUed " silver wedding" gray, was made with three
panel* In front of white silk, era*-*barred with black velvet
line*. The polonaise of the dress was nw ie wiih a partly
louse front, opening over a vest of white Silk, with a
Direct. Maofc net ai. the throat. Ts* Mlvedge
ut tho silk was displayed in front and Hi* polonaise wa*
loop-id up In big Mia's it the back with a widn sash of
ritition. A s. j l!i>h ari-** ot goleSt-n-brown
1 ? ?
it Uh a ...
r'ght
? .I iii." _e-u wan rimmed wh
^, n.-a.-ina-ero*s Mes .'\r.-?i,u_ 11.
k* Ms ancient gorgi'i. as iBls rta
1 ls sometime- .. i>s.??iu*' were full
. slut high, Slid Here ftn.ah-u*. at the wrist with lern pointed
! Vandyke eoffs. They wen- pp -.-?:,? similar to the aieeve
.1 wirh which all sre familiar In th* port rs
c t,srles the First and courtiers of Ua limo, painusd by the
imwna for wear at watering pla<-es, tea-gowns and many
? ether dres*fs are profusely displayed lu attractive sln-s.
Tan undera*>ar de 1 .ar mien, of this flrn hts alway* been
? *'"?' Tbere ?re ahown sets
! uf line uni r?-._r. of the flnest ||ji..u cambric, trimmed
with real ls'-*-, jul se: with me_i:i,ona or real lac*, m
' deftly Introduced iliat ibey seem ta ls a 1 ari of th* Booda
tthlle the embrcurvv, wroughi wiUi the needle lo match
: the lae*. 1* ** due aa Ute work ou the daintiest iunlker
.
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FEABS FOR MES. BATT1N AXD HEB CHILDREN.
Tha dlaappcaeranoo *f Mr*. Angle Eswlla Balda and her
two child 00 K. turd and lieery T., wa* reported at Police
Bes-M-arter* Issi evening. Mrs. Ba ttl u U Uta wtts of
Richard Batttn, wh. aaa chart* af tat* nolle* telegraph at
night. She recently brought suit _*p___*t har heaband for
a se*j*ratlon. Last week Judge Andrews gav* a dseialoa
* -.nu aiiino'.y and coun*e*l Mea ta Mra Bani* and
rr-n io Mr. Bsttin. Thr
? -r.riiy *ntl Mr. B*ulu went to his
ulfe-'s ?rnv. Ne,. _'J") Went Fortj-seeond-st., to Bet UM
chlldre*). The pla-c was closed tnd lb" neighbor* told
Mr. Batttn HMM the furniture had men Mid. Mr*. _B__8J
hod kesa esttag -_raug*iy tor seysiM Beys and lb* wont
sway with the ehll.ren last Friday. She waa gloomy and
despondent snd had b-am deserted by Henry C. Overln.
whore presence lu um Batttn hnua-hold had eenaed all the
trouble. Mr. BatUn traced hla wlte to Mrs. J. Ba-land**
haine. Na 110 Amity-tt., Brooklj.-t. Nu uue knows where
aha wesnt to from there on Friday night. It 1* thought
that la ber praemt e-odt_m. having placid hcr-elf tn
<Meten.pt ot conn by abducting h*r cbUdren. ahe miy kill
th* children and commit tulctd*. also. Mr*. Battln bas
?ararat relative* ob Long island sod detective* wll. auk*
a March so-day for her and the boya
SBOT WHILE DRMASDISG HIS WIFE
WEB eilL'S SOOTHER PCTB A BULLET IN TBO
CLAIMA*.T'S BRAIN.
A probably fatal shooting case occurred last
rveninf at the house of DVorge Green, No. 10.
Bodney-it., Brooklyn. For some time a young
man named Nicholas Goldcnkirch has been paying
attentions to Mr. Green's daughter Emity, con?
trary to the wishes of the family. They ha*, a
had frequent clandestine over ng. and it is alleged
that they were secretly mumed recently. Lost
evening young Goldenkircn called at the house
and inquired for hi_%wife. Uer brother, Charles W?
met him at the door and denied him admittance'.
Hot words passed between them, Goldcnkirch in?
sisting that the girl waa his wife and h.* had a
right to see her.
Green said he could not go in: Goldcnkirch at?
tempted to push post bim, and a scuffle ensued.
Green WB6 getting worsted, when he drew a re?
volver and fired a shot at bis int:).'onist- The
bullet entered Goldenkirch's left temple and lodg-cl
In thc bruin. The wounded man fell
on the Boor, crying, ? Help: help:
I'm mardfreel." Tlie e-eit-'tnent in
the neighborhood, which is one of the best guarters
of the Eastern District, close' to Etadiora
waa intense, especially when, the po lie. and aa
ambulun* ? pea???h.-d th'- house.
Db Hanley pfeonoonoed tiie condition of the
wounded man as dangerous and he wu a r BB8Tsd
aft^r the wound vms flreoo-d, to tin* hat,te;
trict Hospital. Probing for the bullet showed
that it could not be removed without peril aad
the injured man ls likely to die. nt. Green
surrendered himself to the police, ami elunv-cl
that he fired the shot ta protect his house treim
intrusion. Ile is thirty -five yura- ,,- ;l,^, -,,-?? js
a iiiraerintcnd'-Tit of ? __u-t<i_y. Bis .inlier is a
proofreader in this
I Green, or Mrs. Goldenldreh, would not say
whether she wns murri",, to Ihe wouBded m-m or
not. as he claimed She did not know wh- i
lived, and the polloo vv-e*r" ural.le to ase rfu in.
There have been differences between the mn
of Mr Green's fnmily for some time, snd informa?
tion was denied at the house in regard to the
matter. ^
A PITIABLE CASK f>F DESTITUTION.
FtiCR SISTERS STARVING IN" A HFW-.r.'-SET TIWX
?TW'i nt* Trtr.M Dr* ITV.
PmLitigtrtnt March _?.?A dispatch to "The Re?
cord,"" from Mount Holly, N. J., says: " In a neat
residence on the upper portion of (Jarden-it.. the
three Misses Aaron and their sister. Mrs Wlegand,
have lived In a quiet way for a number of years past.
They are all children of the late Samuel /.aron. At
his death he left a small estate, a part of which was
th? house In Mount Holly, where his danihrers have
since lived Recently, they have been seen but little
by the neighbors. It was found on Sui.elay that one
of the sisters, Miss Mary Ann Aaron, was dead, and
that Mrs. Wlegand was dying. Then tbe cause of
tke trouble wm learned. The women were literally
starving. Too proud to beg, tbe listers preferred to
starve. Mrs. Wlegand died late on Bundey night.
Another of the sisters ts In a precarious condition.
Samuel Aaron, the father of the women, was at one
time pastor of the Mount Holly Baptist Church.
m
HEARISG OS THE MORRIS CAB Al BILL.
THE GOVERNOR SAID Ti) UK FOR THE MEASURE ?
thk statk ci-asnna
TREVT'ti, March 28 (Special).?Governor Green
gave a bearing this evening on the Morris Canal
bill whioh is now before him. No action was
taken, -^???w we* a la ree attendance* sf opponents
of ihe menauire, ami the Lehigh Valley Bailrond
wus alse, repr-aetiteiL It i>. stiu -
eiuor ib committed in favor of rh'* hill.
The .{??publican State Committee tb
ajrreael to call tiie State Convention for t;
lection of dele^tes to the Chicago Convention in
either the -Lest or second w_ek of May.
OBITUARY.
DAKIEL a WHTTLOCK.
Daniel B. Whltloctt, az* slxfv. died re?-.ferday of
kidney disease, at Ls hi B-S- No. BOB West Tweniy
elghth-st. Mr. Whitlock has negen well-known In
shipping circles for the last twenty ye*ar*. 0060
tbe poslMon of president and Mina*!! of th
beth Weam Cordage Company, secretary of '
Monal Cordage Company and trustee of tko
v ,n for Beafoon He b" -. one
son and three .-Ughrers. The funeral will be
at the Ckarek of the Holy Aj>c>:"!'S. N:
Twenty-elehth-st., on Wednesday afternoon, tho burial
to ba at Woodlawn.
JFAIf MART**, NAPOLEON DESIRE, BTSAB-X
Parla March ...?Jean Marie Napoleon Desire ?_____
I* de?d. _
M. Nlsajd wss bom at ChaUUon-sur-Soine to 1. 06. ne
became associate editor of the " Journal des Debuts" and
of ? Le Nation!'" to 1831 and In 1844 he was made I
of Requests in th* Council of -State and professor of Latin
eloquence to the College of Frano*. He was elected to th*
A'tdemr to 1850, and two year* later he OOOSOOiSl M.
VUiemaln to the chair of French eloquence in the Faeuiry
of Letters. Arnon! his works an- u Studies on the Latin
Poets during the Decline of Learning." " History of French
Literature,? * Studlea ou the Revival of Letter*,'' " -itudie*
to Critical Literature," " Portraits and Studlea in Literary
History" and ? Th* Four Great Roman Historians." Two
of his brothers are well-known French writers.
DR. EDWIN B. THOMP80N.
Dr. Edwin B. Thcmpson, formerly a prominent phy
?tebin of Orange, N. J., died at Kala maze , Mah., m
Saturday, of conaumpUon. age flfty-sev n. He was born
to this city, snd wss a son of Martin Thompson, a well
known architect During the War he served as a sar
g*on tn the army, and waa stationed at David's Island,
resigning October 1, IS*!**, and aettling with his family
m Orange, where ba soon built up s laraje practice and
wa* known for his services to the poor. About six
years sgo he brok* down with oven-.ork and ex;>osure. *
Dr. Thompson was s me-mber of the medical "tall of
Memorial Hospital when lt was lirst oceanLed. He
leaves s widow snd three unmarried daughtera
SEXD1XO A BULLET THROUGH HIS OWX BRATX.
Mrs. Rsbaecos P? te-non went to her room* on the top
floor of No. 40 Smith-st.. Brooklyn, after her d?y*s work
y**terdsr and found her hu?h*nd. Edwin, lyln.. dead on th.
floor with a rev-elver on ht* breast On* chamber had
been discharged Into hi* brain. Mr. PotlaO-BO was fifty
two years of age, and bad been a s-.Terer from sBosala
catarrh for years and a.- times wa* despondent He had
ao children.
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HIS BOOK-KEF-PEI: STOLE 825.000.
JAMES L. BLACK. I'F A-.'lRY PARK, Ai-ltr-?TED?
A rLl'MUKI'-S lil WT LOBB
ASMBMS Park. B. J., Mar*-- _?..? Jam*-a r?
ts ell-known at this place as bookkeeper for t'rfah
White, a wealthy plumber, and the Hist man to ltitro
duce artesian Wills Into this section ol I
wm orrosted to-day on a charge of oo_BoO-_0000*t
The amount of the man's peculations ls tSBMUMot io
be over K-,00O.
Biak has a family living here. This afternoon he
was taken before a Justice, and held In d-fult of bail
foe the ('rand Jury. For some tlma Black's habits
have been bal, and he has been gambling heavily in
the big lotteries. _
1 HE WEATHER REPORT.
?) vt* rv si ext WBtt-S-BOBB?VOBld ho'tm.
Wasbixstov. March 88.-For Ma***ch<iaett* ?nd Cen
OSOOkafc hrlak ta high *a*t?rly wind', -Ughtly warmer, rain
or an*w.
Tor Ea*l*ra New York. B**--*- Pennsylvania sud -*"*w.
J*rs*.-. fresh to brisk north*-* ter ly wall, rain, followed
ay warmer, fair wether
Far th* South Atlantic and E??t Half nuts*, rain followed
bf cMd-r. w**t*rlr wine* ?*<! tait walther, coudltiaa* ure
favors',1* for serer*- local siortna.
For Wsatara N*w York aa l WMtarn Pennsylvania brisk
to blah southerly winda beeomlax Ur-ht. variabl*. sad Sst.
i*w*il bv brisk WMi?r'.y. warmer, fol.owad by eolder fair
WMtner.
TRIBUNE IOCAL OBSERVATION'S.
? i 1 B8Rr
km,, ma. M?ht Incuea
l*!*T?.'**l. t!*<*ISTS 01X111 UG. ?
.'?' _'. "MW! ???'_' ? '? .' . I ya* i e<i ,"'
SI 30.0
Tstai.tl ciw-\ Marah 17-1 a a.?Light soow be
for* r!?*rr -iisetged tots rat* *"":*r*l*y. winch eoat:*ncd
?sst of the el y. Th* limper aorw range e bsiw
in,i ibo, mm a***r?a? list3) bri* i rtaaa ?* dm
rorres|MB,ua< Sar UM patt, and 6V higu*r (k*a aa
Bun.lar
l* aa! a**r tat* eitv rm.Anr iher* will probably ba warmer,
partly eioady ws*u*r, with rata. .
TO CHOUSE STATE Di:LEGATES.
AN OFFK fALCAl_Ll^K__luUBUC.\NS.
TBE COVIMITTEK H'RMSl'f... i HE BsSI- OF RKF'.F
SENTAT ON AT THK BtTFFAL" COJtVF.-aT OS.
Ihe official call for tBA J'e'iu.l.ean 6tate Conven?
tion at. liu-alo wan issued yesterday by Ckairmaa
Bliss, of the State Committee, lt ls rn lollows :
UKA-XIC AR I ESS I.I.,: Bole IN -TaTB ' 'OMMlTTJ-g, >
8 i itt. Marah 21, i .88. \
To the l.pptthlicaii .Jector. of tbe ..ate af New-York :
The Republican elector, of the stale of New York
ami ail ut hers tv ho mat desire to nnlte with them tn
Ung ti"- principles of rh- It publican nerty as
declared In the platform adopted by the l-st Nar ional
Convention are hereby roqoestod io send delegates to
a >tate t unventtoa to ix* held at the city of HullaJo oe
w ?.!? eada., the 1Mb day of Mir, 1_,_, at ia o'clock
noon, for Ihe purpose of electing four dr legates-at>
amt four sitoir.ate. to th" National Republic-io
itlon, to li- held In the etty cf chicago on the
li'fh dav of June. 1688; alto for the transaction ot
sock oth**r business a. may properly como before
merrion.
Far.. A*-, nibly District in the -tate will be entitled
tn representation in i.e-eaortiance with the tc Seel nie
hereto annexed. Thc bepubllean National Coi'imlt
fi ? ''Irects that two delegates ard two aJte.r__.ea he
Ibo*ira from each Congressional District lu thr sane
manner as the nomination af a member of Concrete
ls n.a.lo in said district.
..usu ira a. Buss, Chairman.
Frank **. smith. Hrtretary.
Tbe schedule of representation ls the tame os that
at last year's Convention, and Is as follows.
No. ilrXe- """" Na SE
County. Dist, gates. '"on-ity. Dist, gatns.
,\I!*any . . I . New York . 13 8
. . 2 7 New York . 14 8
Albany . . 3 6 Bow-York . 1. 5
Albany . , A New York . lrt 4
JUbany . . 5 0 New-York . X7 fl
Ai.ej.any. . H New York . 18 8
Broome . . fl New York . 1? C
I benning 6 New York . 20 4
< aftaraugtis. I 8 New York . 21 &
i atrara_K-S. 2 ti New York . aa 0
ta.,uga . . 1 rt Kow-Tort . 23 8
Cay mea ? ? 2 8 New York . 84 3
mina. 1 . |Xtagsra. . 1 4
Chautauqua. a 8 Niagara. . 2 4
i benarige . fl* |Oneula . . 1 6
ti . . 7
Columbia . 7
i ortland. .
Del iware. . 7
??_ . 1 6
imo. . a t.
. . l I
Erie ... 2 7
Brie ... I ?
. . 4 5
c'nebia . . a rt
Oneida . . 3 ii
onondaga . 1 7
c 'Donia** . 2 7
onondaga . 3 0
Ontario . , 7
Orange . , 1 6
Orange . . 2 ?
Oneaiul . , 8
- * . . 1 6
Erie ... 5 6 Oswego . , 2 6
. . 15 ots* go . , 1 4
Franklin. . fl Oisejo . , a 5
.ind l-i.Tiim . , 3
toa . 15 Queens . . 1 4
? . , ci g . .a . , a o
Greene . 5 p.<*t.ssel_er . 1
ll'* li.mer. . 7 Bensa-laer . 2 7
Jefferson. . 1 6 i .nsseiaer . 3 6
Jefferson. . 2 5 Richmond . 4
. ? 1 5 Ko. bland . 4
. , 2 3 fet. Lawrence 1 ?
. ll B tt. Lawcoooo 2 6
Kl mrs. , . 4 4 lat. Lawreuce 3 0
. . 0 5
..74
Kin-.**}. . . 8 '1
. . . ll f)
. . 10 8
narai uga 1 8
2 5
?Tdy. 4
sehobarlo . 4
r . 4,
?seneca . ?
?ateilien . . 1
. . ll ll
ki mrs. . , ia rt "Steuben . ? 2
. . 5 biilfolk
Livingston , ii Sullivan. , 4
Madison . . 8 Tioga . . &
Monroe . , 1 4 .o-ipklns . 5
Monroe . . 2 12 Ditter . . 1 4
Monroe . . 3 t Ister . . 2 4
Moir .ornery 7 Elster . . 3 4
ak . 1 .-! Warren . . 5
New-York . 2 :i Washington. 1 5
Nf-.t Fork . 3 4 v. ishlngtoa. a 4
Nea York . 4 Wayne . . 1 4
ork . 5 4 Wayne. , . 2 _
fork . fl 4 imijibom x 5
N'"? York . 7 o Yestekeetar. 2 5
New-York . fl a IWe. tc hester. 8 5
New York . 0 fl Wyoming . 8
New York . 10 5 'Yates . . 4
New York . ll 5 -
New-York ia 4 Total .... S0*1
The members of the -state Committee will meet ot
thc Oraeooe il,.use, ]iu/Ialo, at fl p. m. on May 15.
anne We-iR**;.
A!>oc'c^ Pur*ua Plaster* take
The very sao-test rime tn Bake
?way with ovary pal* and seka
Children I ry for Pitcher** (a.Moria.
ii i En.
ACKER? Arhl? reilil.nce. Nu. 153 West 43d-st, David B,
a,, agu t <>.5 rears.
Kilner, . sr, Paul's Churoh, Paterson, N. J? on
Bunaday iwratag at 10 o'clock.
Kin*iiy e.nnt tle.arers.
laavs feet ot Chamber* at, N. Y, L E. anet W. R. B.,
st il?. m.
Tua Nsw-Yoga Nati* va;. B-__0-_BSB bask. >
BlW'TO-UL Marsh '.4, Hs.. I
Far nearly twenty years David D Acker lias bean vice
it of tins I'ank.
Ila Uir-ctsrs ni*- -a- ,Ies;re to make this formal and pei die
r?n>_nition of how full, ihnv hav.- rn ii oar! lina vsla* of leis
serv ces. the sou itu. ss ot ins coanse;. the uaseltlsimese of
his rtevolloo ie, their Interest*. ?a 1 ?liov? sll the Inatlnctivs
unawervinz linearity and uprightness of his character.
Tliey reepiest their presl lent to convey llieir emiparhv to
tin* bereaved family anel to e *tprese fer them tuelr kerna tiena*
sf hid personal loss they have suffered In the death of * good
aaei hooorod 'ri.nd.
For th* Board.
I), ti. HALSTEAD, Pre*id*nt.
ALi.IN-0. Munday. Mar** -.ti. Marv B. Allin, widow ot
Qaerg* Allin, ia th* 71*i va?r ?' ,?r na.
Friend* ure invited t* *tt*ud tim fnueral *srvic*? from b*r
?esl lenee, No. I so i'aei?r?a*-*t,, B.oo_!yu, at lia. m.,
on Weslaeaeisy, the 2-Sth mat
arCFTINCLO-ss-At No. 4 Weat 49U-?t., New-York, on
Meindar, March 20, ot sesrlet lever. Jehu Winthrop
a neem* uki, )r. twit son of loin w. aad Joanna Bosaell
Am-niiicliiss. a**.! 1 year and 10 aiontha
Fniteral pnvite.
It ia kimi Iv reeiue*si*d '.hal no tloweirs be sent.
QA8B?Al Newljurit. *?" Y.. March '..-">. Mus Frances faa*.
Funeral aervlosa will le* h*id on Weiiries-lay, Maroh 'IH. at 8
o'clock p. m., rroiu hor late realdeuca Broad-aL, Ncwbarg,
N. Y.
CALDECOTT?At Clneinn?tl, Deoember 9. 1*W7. Marta R..
w: uw of Charlo* IL L'aldeoott, and da* j liter of tne tata
Oenr.e W ll.is.?.
Funeral *?rvires at Trinity cemetary. New-York, oa Ta***
day. March -7, at 4 p. n. Frteade are invite*.
DH WEY -dd sunday. M?rch -j. at Hotel Bristol, New-York
Hit afters liacerlog lllnea*. Mary -ills*, wife of Sonlre
P D"W*y.
Funer.i ss. vices will l,? held at the Reformed Dutch (_ buroh.
-th-tve. and 4_tbaL, on W-dnesetay, March 2fl, at luiSO
e'eluck.
TnterenentlB Oreen wood cemetery.
j Kinetly oiiiu dowers.
| San Fran.-isce paper* piesse c*ny. .
D 'AN' -At East tirang*. Man-It 21. Frsaoa* Btgstew.
w-.tr sr Wi"lara A. boan, scd u aagiuer ef the Uta Ftirhst**
and Marihia Bieeleew. e. N'-w .arc
Funejr.i af Kirsi P.sfermeil Ciiureih. Wednasdar, 28th ln*t..
on the arrival *f lb* l|B! P in. train treal Barclay-st.
frrry at Brisk 'burch .-aiali*u.
Fleaae omit *iower?.
Hartford and St. Louis pa-ier. pees** oby.
Ul. Xi. I_ejo r-jua lay, Mar-ti ii, alta, m., Joeenh W.
I'i-i. iel.
Th- frien*'s of the family are re.pee-trnily Invited to *tt.id
lila funeral on Wedne*) Uv. Mar^h 2s), at ll a. m. ar^iselr,
af ihe enarcn of tho Tranaflgnratioo, l-att '-.that., near
5th av*.
Inrerii.ert in Philaelelphla
It ls reen?clf illy re ; leste.lttiat no flower* be *ent
KKA*a'c[-_aiBrt(ienij"i on _ie*iay, Mareh *.?, lHSB. J*a*il*
\. i-'raiic a.
Funersl serve* on Wednodtv, March 9M, tl S-.SO *. ro..
fro-u th* realilaee* ol bat broiherinlaw, H. C. webb, 19i
:. ii: at.. UraokeVB.
Inr?rn,ent at Plit*0*l<l, Mass.
? .'our.
. KM *)n Maroti 21. I--1"*, Killi, ttn.low of ths lat*
: rn, W. Gra.'iam, snd lUintbter of the isle William
Brown, of a-aw-Vur* r.tv i* th? S7MI ? *sr of her aire.
s^rTlee* at k?r Ltts reswleoce. 107 Kysrson-sL,
Brooklyn, ou .Ve4ueetay, Marca 'IU. ct Ipa
IIEAI.V-On Mondtv. M*r*ii SB -S88B Columtria Heigh'*.
Brooklyn, < naries Braider Healy, so a of A. Antastua aa*
UOSM i:rs<ley Healy, *gs't 5 rtnn.
i'-;V.te.
HITCH! ' ic K-At Va 20Bt'issve.. eaSstardav. March 24,
? ,nu:!," or R. B. Hltcb*ock, C. 8, s? Mrail >*4 y??rs.
Interment ar C*0;,i -(.ring.
iu . U*a?iu March'JU, isss. Joshua Jane*, tn Iks S'-d y**r
* or*.
The relative* and friends ot the fannir ar* respectf elly
lBvtt-*-. to stteal Vie tuuaral sarvioe* st tko Ut, family
rssiilease. Na. Hil MU.*vc., *n Tuesday. March 27, at
4. co p. m.
MAl?EI.SDF*a-Oa Sin Hr, Msroh '.S, l*?ss. after a short
illness. Knutsen M*u*ls<leo. lo ' I* 74th vear sf his age.
Relat.T.ssnil trial la a: the family ar* invitflt te *tt*ud th*
funeral tram hl?lar- ?*.,. 2 stroog Place, Brook.
'ya -? .?, Mareh i?. ?t 2.30 p. ai.
? ut oiwec*.
g?Oa Ftitsr. y.treii JU, *t rae New.York
Itutei, a ter a loior tllneas, Bllae atdlachlaa. aiaee of t:ie
u:- A exai'ter Mclachlan.
Th? rrlallvw sn* fr en ?? sr>* respectf tllv laartted to atts-i 1
ber funeral sith- N*w-T?rk Hmei, aa Taeslay. 27tl?
inst . ar '.ls'.:.e.:_ '.m. Kiitrauceou Waahingloa ptase.
I'lllli-sl LKY-At Flommctoa. S. J.. March-2. Manratta
H.. wife ea' Jahn W. Priestley
1 be hsi t al her I ?U n*sideni-e ia Flem
nc: as. on uss ur. Marsh 37, ?' . 1 o'.-lo?k._ m.. sadat ths
res|i|*nr*of Mrs. Letrl* Steen ",An '.?n??-?_. N*w-Kr.ins
wick. N I . ?t 4 t> m. Relative* uni fnsn ts ar* lamed
s a it Mrth?*r m'tiea
i March 2.V. l_Bt Jnttaa* M- Qaaekee
boa wtdow ol Mi-jIm M. i4a_wken<e*, m th* JS<I year et
Funeral ssrrioe? will be '.iel 1 st ->t. Mark's Charch in th*
Hu werie, 2,1-ar*. aud lOtb at, on Wedu**4*y, th* 2. th
inst.. ?i 4 p. m.
, vf --atinidealy. M Marrtsuwa. N. J, Marv Baaafort,
wife of Aaron V. Rausoiu. ot ihl* 3ity. aad SaugkMr af th*
lat* Oor.loB H. Muraford.
Re ia ti ree an I "rt*n <a sr* invited tn srtea.l th* funeral *t her
lal* midna*. UJ 'id-ava, oa A'sd3**d*r. Marah '__, at
mk.
-MlTH-At snmiiiit, N. J., isandar, March 98,-*ior*na*
Muilr-it, mtant daarhur of Wiiiua B. and Sarah L.
-iieilh.
Faner.il rom resi.ls ice. e'resowil llaoe, rnaadsv. Maraa 27,
a, clay-at. ferrr at th IC a m.
sa tal e y Marci M. Aata aelte V.
a nisni th* tu narai net
- .i-n?i\ Na. iii Maurita place, M.-oaklyn,
ueedav. vi tren 27, .il.sop. ot
TU i>ll'-0.\-Al W*_ar_?ii?- Uieh.. M Uatak 84. Dr.
SAwm B. TIUMaioofi, Iwaerly ol ?caeg*. BL
wrr.r. iirr c.xbs hold a STtTE: OOHVsmOVI
fhO __BttO||*0 C'imrr.ittee of th" I. r)i.blle*B Stat*
LOOgaa -.vii! m. et t'l-day at thc DalaSSM House in Albany.
i i.'lpul work tt 111 bc to confider the question of hold?
ing a Stat.* convention, ta hich lt ls thought will be Boee
Immediately after thi regular Stat* Cor.v.ntlon at BnrTaio.
The tnecUng will te caliod tu crdor at noon.
WOT TTTE RUDY of TASCOTT.
body of tis d.-ad
niau lou nd ar inner '.rove on Saturday, which was
thought to lie tba. of Tascott, has been identified as
tl, it nf .lames I . .McFee-ty, formerly clerk wltb Taylor,
Cralf; As Co., of this city.
DIED.
TODD?ai Oom*ra W_*t*h?**t?r Co., M. T., Frldnr ?v*nlBfc
Mare', 'AA. Inna ilUakaik Wilson, wit* of Wiliiana M. T?*-C
are*! 81 yatara , ? - __^
F-.ioer.*! **rvi?es freai her lat* r**vld*Bce *e TttsavUr. ITO
io*-.. *t 1 ."'ci'ict p. m. ....
Chrrtage* ?t Puny"* Station on ?rrival of tra!* lee-nag
-ran) Caner* I)*'.ir al Bb;Wa ai.
Beiativ** ai.d ._t*a*_t sre re?p*r_tfnllr .anted to atteal.
TO1 MBe-A W. iooatb*. b*rn Aageat 10. 1820. died Mare!
sR 18*1 , _. _ _
Fanorel Merrie** stile rnitdaara otf lu* *oa l?-!*w. E. B.
Hutchinson. )*47 ProSfect Pla.*, Breoklyn, ea W*d**?.
da y. at *) a m. .
Relative* aad Wea t*. anal Mi* *??ara aad bm a* tere tl
Hnisnilnd** fedge BO ot, V. aad A. hu. kt* reapeet-aUf
Invitel to fi* ftrtoat, j.
Internee- at reuveai.eceof th* faintly.
Fleas* om it lo war a.
TC FTSi-At Kahway. M. 3 en finnd*** mormag. Marah 28,
John X. loft*, is th* seth year of bi* ?-?
Fanerai tram hi* Ute res,.lenee, oa Tuesday, Maree Tl, m
1 .10 o. iB
Traln leav** New Ycwk. vis Pena. R. B.. at 18 ia.
YO CNS-At t-n-'j Hilt, ? ***.*? Marah 16. ISMS. Mary
Vsung I* th* I7UI raar ol her ag*.
Nol.se af funersl heres'irr
WALL on Onn.:?y. March 25. Ult!., daaghter of freak __,
tad Anaee c. Wai;, aged S yeera
Faners, antral*.
W li IT I. h. K-Ob Mo ular marri la g. Maren 28, I**-**, after a
?hort illness. Doahsl & tVhittoefc. ia ta* ?'?tk rent ti
ki* se*.
Ba.allvsa aad rnen'sare Inrltad rn attsn ' th* f**a*ral MT.
VteM at t.hs Church of tne Holr Apoe:'.*a. Othara ead
Wit--**., sd Waineaalay. Marou _H, at 1 ?'dock,
laisrm-ntka WeoatiawB.
Specinl Notice*.
?**?* - - - -*-*? Ne*^w^?^"--vs,?.s.>sau' ?**?otoms\mn\fSFABBmmm
B-Ban Bearer villa. Aanloaeer.
BY OBTiitKH k Ca
SALE THIS F.VF.NINO,
A*ND TOrMORRolT (trED.. E.DA T\
AT fl O'CLOCK.
AT CHICKERINQ HALI*,
ITHAVE.. C*)RNFR WT II BX *?
PRIVATE COI, LECTIO NS OF
MODI*: uv p\rs-Tisa3
tuloona* te
MR. JORDAN L. MOTT
Md
MR. EDWARD Kr* ARNEY.
CBARacti. :;-,- , >";t h: presentatifS
EX A>. _?__-.
OF THR MO-T CKUCURATED ARTf-r-t
OF THE FBENC-L SPANI-aH. MUNICH ANO
AMERICAN* SCHOOLS,
A.? William P. *loae?. tqei'e***?r.
MOORE'S AUCTION HALLE IUES,
21)0 ST H. A VE.
BAI.-l TO MORR(,W(WKnNESDAT), TnCRefiA Y A*F?
FRIDAY. MAR' H -S, 20 ANO 30. AT 7 O'CLOCK.
A VA LC A Bl,.. COLLECTION OF
OLD CHINKS'. AND JAPANESB
PORCELAINS I'D I Ii', Itli.-.
i AXu OTEBB AHT WORJCb,
INCLD DI NtJ
Chinee* Pureelaina, 'ila* an ' w>j|t?, anet Ungle *ol*r plesvm,
y.paaeae P*tfenea and fllaS'-a old Bronzes sn.t Iaa oner*
Irorr f arvin gs, reword On.rda aad Knits II .ndiea. taree
aadNetsukis. K?fc*l***o**n I many nu* e ainu*! pi*!**
to bk sold by order of r:ii:
FIRSTJAPAM- si. Ml'ii&TlUDIXOCO.
_ No* O.V Vlr-.W. _
?*__* TOe W'eier (.'alleetiM~ " "A.*
EXF.CUTORV AB*40f.t; I'!. S..I.E.
THOMAS E. KIRBY. Am tlotmer.
ON EX il HU I MN" BAl VXD N V ? "VI Vf-,
AT THF, AMKRICAN ART GALLERIES,
0 Bait _4d-st.. Madiaon Square.
VALUABLE PR! Vd TS COLLECTION OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
FORMED BY
CHRISTIAN H. WOLFF. DECEASED^
OF "PHI LA DE li PHI I A,
which lac'udes Ano example* of the
FRENCH, GERMAN' ANU AMERICAN SCHOOLS Ot
AR..
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT BBBBBTB BY ORDER Of
B. WOLFF. Ja. Lie nor,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EV .NINGS NEXT.
APRIL 2 AXD 3, ATM O'CLOCK.
?V Illuatrttad Catai*ni*a will be mil. sd oa receipt *l
price, 50 cen la
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION". Mm****?*.
_SEaet -'.dst.. Madison Se'nare, New-York.
A.? Thom.is I. Ila.- a-n. Va tloure..
ByTfios. :_ BtrCKKB Jt CO.
ART GALLERIES, 117, SD ur.O.vD W.vY, somer 12t_-el
Coli-Ctl*n ot Oil Patntlnr* bv th* Amtricaa Artist
J. E. a i UART.
-cans* in th* Yellawatoua, Csitfaraia Oregon aad Wash.
tanto* Territory.
TO IF. SOLD A .' Afc 'TION
THl'llSDAf KVKVI.VU.
MARCH _". AT 7.4.. OTC " K
_NOW ON FREE EX HI Bl TlO JT_
A.? The Library of
SENOP. EUFEMIO AMADIANO,
et ike C.tv sf Mexico,
?'.mi of
MBITCANA ANO W Usa P.*.r...Tr*s*". TO
t.EM'RALAN* > -')? I.I A at E ri I Ca.
MEXICAN HIST UIY. rcO'ill.ll'it Y.
GENERAL LITERATURE .iud ' >T I Kit ..MF". RICAN-L
Sow un Etti
Tu be sold *jr a nc i on
ON TUEflDAY AND Wi; I) N BB i, i Y AF TERNO OBS,
M vii' H lt AND ---a. t ; am i. l.o. __
OKORO \ LKAVITT a COMPANY
ART K')o_', 707 t ali 7-' BROADWAY.
_H. C , MERH V,_Am Uooner. a
j ii-tis ( oa-ikc Aactloneer.
SPECIAL AUCTION ANNOCNCKMEV-ft
I WILL SELL AT ABSOLUTE SALE
ON WEDNESDAY A"?D THUR-.DAt;
MARCH 2S AND M.
10 30 A. M. EACH DAY,
?I
COOKE'ri ROOM*".
208 AND 211 EA*?T l.'Sril-ST
a Gentleman'* entire largs collection ot
RICH ANTIQUE FURNITURE
BRONZES, .TNE SEVRES VASES,
CHOICE ORIENTAL RUG8. DRAPERIS*
MIRRORS, RARE" BRIC-A-BRAC, BO, *a
THIS WILL PROVE A VERT LARGE AND
Al lit. VOTIVE BA I.E.
EVERYTHING WILL BE ARRANGED AXD PLACES
ON EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUE-tDAY,
MARC fl SQ AND 27.
A.- 'the tera Oes' I'roaarailon of
COI.-L.TVFR c)tl,.
CaewaU. Massey a On.'* ?. nula oo wita Qtilnin* an'l PspMn.
Preaori-Oil l,y leaeltng ,,ara|,-iar.s. LUI S'ear .t S7S Sr.h-sv.
Carmri (Irwaslng. - We ar* pattin* eirenlar* lota avery
house Hist yon aiay Know where rou can hare ramai* laka*
np. cleanest retitled anet relaid ia a perfect way. Mall sr
telepltooe your orders to T. M. H . r WART. ... 7_?are.,
?"?w-York. TelephOB* call 12';21*:-lt. -
1'eat Omen Bottom.
Should be r< id dally by all t?tercaa*d. ta chang** aaay
?ecur at any tin.*
Letter* for f<*reU*n ccintri** need not b* -rpeelatly **V
dja-se. ror dl*p*ich bv any pirticulsr steamer, cx.**pt when
it is desired to send elupia'ai-s of bankin! snd coiuRiereial
documents, ie''ere rot -t**-**iaily aOdrea*?d being rent by
Mae faateal v"i**ae!s available.
F-re>*rn malls for rh' wr-t eredlu* M_reh _'. will etea*
nm
.irT
fpromfrtry tn ail eases) at this nfOce a* follows:
TUhSDAY-At. p. ia. ter 1'jux.l.o, yt- *-__?___? "iruea.
tram N*w.e)rle**c
Wkl-XKili.t V-Al _rS0 i/la. for Ireland, per ? teems., p
ctermeoi.. vi, a leaoaie.wa (leeters lor ilraal Biilaia **4
other Europa in countries matt be itireetrd "par * Jar.
n sn'c " .1 ila rn. for Europe par *le*-nanlp dasi*, vi*
ho'i'h.eiipiiii an,I Rremen i(letters for Ireland must b#
ia "per .s.a. j. st 11 a m. for Uayti ex.ept
Port itu rr rice a-"\ Ijisjua. uer aroumaiup a tata ..'tfera
for SavauUio. ec., es asl *? 'Cireated -par ..tis* -,. at
1 p. m. for the Wlndwsrd Islands per staamaii'.n Ms,
rtatj at li n. m. for UluaOaiiis, lier staa.us.v-.p Ual-Ui,
treen New-Orleaos.
Till BBOAY?At ll a a. for -lamatc* and Insgoa p*r
steanisliiy Alto (latires far Coat* Ric*, vj* Luum'i, nuii
be eiirei'ie* "per viva";, at 1 D. m. fur BeriuuiU. pat
steamstiip Trinielael. si 1 >j.iu. I*r Na*s*a. X. P. sad Sam
tlagn, 'iliri, per steamship lt a ll tl ag* . at 1 p. m. tar
Caaipaclis. c I.iaLiaa. I ?ri__a;..? hui Yucatan, par s'taamehio
Cilyof Atlanta (lattar* far ota*r M*nean -ac a las most
ba elire>ci*d -per City of Atlauta i. al .1 . ul tor Ra*.
Bsa par walu* ._ B Wari. Jr. tram >ew.oriea_?i
st I -0 p. m. for -l Pierre- tl iMielon. ii*r alta ra er f rota
Halirax.
EaTL'RDAY?At 1 a. ta. far Brssil and forth* ta Pla*
-nanine* aad Chili, via Rio de Janeiro, per atesmshTi
Proniila, from B-.a oi'i-a, 'ila. m. for Er tuon. .w,'._er
Un I. lui*-, Opala and Portugal, per steam a.iia
La Breiag**. v.* Barr* (l*u*rs fur other aur*.
pean e-ouu-res must. *? diraa'a-l "per la br*'
utjcue", | ao 8 a oia^ar SaaxUud elircct. nor ataaioahia
Aoa-ar:*, vi* Ouseapiw iiettars most bs _ir_cia.| -)aat
aaebaria"); at . a. m. fur the sen,-, iaucs. via Rot
terdnn. psr a;at.uihip _Uib_riiadi dellars mia ba do?
ra, tr* "pm B..ii??lam -, ?r .Kt ant. far Karopa,
per staaisshio .murta, via <auaaosto?* letters tar
Franc*, -w.tirrlaurt, lt*ly. So*in sad l'..r:t__e. innst be
dtre?i*il "par I muna " ; at S -0 a >. for Boluinoj diraea
ear saeamship ZeaU-?1. via Antwerp linters roust Sa
*.re, leal " pee Ze?eL*ad "j, at le a q. :,,r castra! A-aarieaa
anel s.niti, paelfte paris .excel Chili), par e:eaa**eita
Para vt* A*Bi?waii lette rt far C oela Klee aa! Guaas.
mai* must oe du-cte-l " aar city nf Para ",, at ll a. a
tar VeovtBoU sud enraoa*. per tteamahia caracaa.
SC N HAY -Ai 1 bl bl f.r CoaU Ric*, via I.imoa. nar ??
?hm . ox_*li ?rom Naw-otiaaea m ^^*
Mat)* are v.* Hawaltaa laiaae* tier ste*mahts vasntll*
i nam aaa Fraa****). clime ama Uatek ^%l
at 7 p. __. Matu for Aaatraiia. N*7_Ulaa4
n*waiia?. Ii-Ji ?oat -asmoaa island* par rtTT*7
skip Msrtaaes (tram _Bae Kraneis.??:. elm kM
?"_l,l-__.*Sa_. ?*_* *L a m. lor *a errtral^
.New York et *team*hip A ?rsa ia wita OrtUaS
?ails far Aaatrsll*. Mail* far cataa aad /spaa. |S
?Mamtnip ocaasic (ima Rta Fraacuca). oiaaa htm
kptu "l at 8-.I0 a m. HatWtaeMm IfawaUea taLvaOeem
!'??*,>?'? *Ml.*-7r? <!f9m *? FraamaeeKciaea luna a WI
?'Sst To m. vtsil* far th* S**t*cr lalaada sar ship r*S
of Pau*itM!r*m Sao Fr***l_<mi. *lu?* eera Ap-* -jX
?c a m. Mail* far Cuba, hr rai! ta T__b___
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