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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
M1N- aM> AFFA1KS AT THE NATIONAL
( AI'ITAI.
iBCMatrAllT PK'VTOK's I.VTIMATE KXOWXEDOE
or TJ1V. rn.T-.ILS Of atll nEPAnTMtST
prFh r.ns asxioca to 04 to the ix
piAig oooarxajra mr *sMjth and
ir.^ ART MrgaTVM s.lir.MK-A
l'l.r. ky TOVXC WMiv.
Waahitiirton. lVc. 1 ?Se -retary Troetor ia one
,?? | . m.ist thurom<h-y tra norl bnaineas men in
tnr i abinet. Ho it, -I -o our of tho rn-wt reaervod.
When ba waaat rate rhe Wai I-epartment hc fonnd
th.n the liMinf wa*. for all praetloal purposoa,
,r tho banjfc of intcllirent and aetive ohiefa ot
- lt h.>* beon netural for SecreUrlos ae
lcr'o.l fron ehil Iife to <i,-for too muoh to tbe
tn,li*i*ry nio.n in oharire of apeotal branohes. It
h?u* N-en tho ea-iest wajr to iret through with tbrir
ilntioa Bat >ecreturv Proetat, who for years
lui.l t-oen at the l.ead of a greal private busineaa.
f..und that he couM e-nndnct the Department a
\- in one way on-l that wa* tbor ughly
,. ,.i.riersi..n.l Ita detalla and then to look after
rrervlhing a*. bo would hia owa affain*. Tlith hc
?io with tra* Sew-Engkuid thorocujhaeaa,
IV is i? .lav a* thorough and (waaplete a maater
oi h.s own IVpartBaetil al waa Stc it*->n during the
v, ar So* dclaU-eaeapee hirn and no aetion of
,n.o to tho lVpart: . 1 is tnken exoept
.!, him.
In eonveraatioB with ihe Secretary the other
. I ,ari>e,i 60CM ojuu^oti Ut-le things con
rerning tbo afScera -t thc J.e..ular Arroy wbo
have l-ei-n tletailo.i ir.^-v i.rt.c to timr on apecial
i :\ ,. ii ia eaaraa >n - eritietaa offlr-era who
H t, spo. la] Brrvioe ,.t tbe Capitiil or in intorior
r t-ie-a where they I.kvc oft*.y .lutics Ycl when the
troubte braka oul there ttm not a single
one ol 11.tboem ,.n apeeial duty attaol?ed io the
regiroeBta undei GeueeaJ Milee who did boI aak
. . u- ordrrad to 'he front to join iheli eoinmaada
l r rarat Llluatimtion of U.*a eourage wi a ahown by
iw . yoni . oflieera deiaihM va ,1 i*J a1 Fori fdeyer,
.? W - ilngton. Theae oftieera had aeen rough
arrvieea ,n the Weal and were fully eatltled to thia
linvaram apeeial duty. lt ia probablc thal tbe aer
rtce there we ld have been for two oj threa years.
Waahlngton ia a naoal agreeablc post tor arc.y
oi! .-on.. 'he gayetiea of ita aaeial Ufe have a
Kpeoial , araa tor naon "ho hav. been foi a long
tJiue leslalrd at the atatlons oi tho Weat. These
tv. . yaung ofricers hud ocJ> been three weeha , n
at their i,ew poal when tha rarwa eanie of
diaa txoable aml tl .t their rc-iment }.;,.!
Vhs-. ordered ir.t? aetion. Theae bwb (Md n?t
heaiiMtc foi a m roent, bul i me at onee to tbe
War Departarwul and aaked to ba aent luek to
; (1 ,ty. 1 am certain thal th.-y will
have i.o difrlOBlt-y iu obtalmns a ipecial diaaawao
? favor if they corae out of the preaeut
raapaign uahanned, At Fargo there was a young
,-. ar, |uai married, who bad been aaaigned to a
. bool aa aa Inatt ictcr. His plai^e w,u?
une he'so enjoyed thal be had aaked to have his
? aatre eatended for a yrai or two. This oer
? aaloB ^li* aboul to b? iccorded to him when
.rne.l that hia regiraent had ?*een ordered
oountry. He al ooce telrgraphed
War. Drpartmcnl aaking for a caBeeUation
- ,,:,.,,, ,*.-...-? ? . l?- al once ordered
i, S< to hia
U la a pfeaaanl thing 1 , know that tha ^Vest
. haa never yel dcN-eloped any eewards.
Dsbnma which thc ofBcera on BpeolaJ
,.-tli i : gi it tbe eouatry have sbown m
S relary for a detail to tbe Indian
- , ia H4lmirable roughoul the sen-ioe
i reat eaa ferliBa mong the oflicers. and
;,v tbe youugi ? '" aee aoraetbiag lika
. Hob, to ii.- ur h ..-? poaltive daBga*. lt
Ul authoriie tho ex*
on of Alaaka >. rxploraliona are hhvuys
atienued w?i ? ?nd hardahlpa. \el
..... n exploral - beon
.. i the Se- retary haa i-een overrun with ap
. ,;i , n lt There .-ro al lenM
.. ,?r overv positlon in eonnection
., . v . ,.,..,t tbe pr?inotioB8 in tlie Armj
I thia may explatn iho aetive am
ln tbe arrviee to do
at ? oo to promob -
. retired I m ol the Army could
, T., permit the t-ranafer m.m tho
1 s, ,., the uBliroltcd IU1 Ihere would )??
??,. . ,,??(,. Ioj tbe proinotlon o1 ilearning
.-.,,! lOOroembera
. .... .. ?.: i .is foi pl
al any .ge. Bul when oaee tbe Ikrt
m is- no retir. rnts under tlie
. , . ii,,. ??-? .-.. preaent rixtj
. ird and arc
,.,. for retiremeui. But (bey are nndei
,>,. aliuiited IU1 andean
retired a* vaoan.">' '" ""- llst
lW , ,!,i he - cha .,-! lhat peraona on
Bf rred to tbe un
I '?' "f alxiy-foui
w ? rx-purtroenl wu ? hle aoon to lake
, . ,-s who are phyeioaUy JneapaWc
. ?, hut mual !? kcpl of* the aetive
? ? mcBl "i offloenj wbo are doin?
; I)f t!o aervice. Tliere ia alwaya
. , in CoBgre i to any change in
. reas|, g tbe relired liat. Sueli
h- ;,,. alwaya mei with argumenta
...... ' s.. ?n(l oplnloBa
- .. , , tbe Arnw " '" aa a favored
ihere is i - -' Government em
... up .. to riak their llves
? in the Regulai
l
Vi- - .... ived a number ol
nr-m pe !??? i i tbe eountry rn
t (oi tbe National Arl
Si Loula, dne ol
i.i ol 1 aruaof Miat
for a few .):!>
.. ; v,' ? ,- plati und hai.
j ild ls> '?:.' I '
?vii ? ti.- letter aeni
. ? ? Tribune. Thii
Irawi'rti ?'??? I ? ? Jamea
a-.York HWul deaign
? gi,i ,,.| ?raa pre ented
,:, ?;- liis eunlTib ition
? ,; , wiroetlmea ia well
i< , .[. r uf one abo 1ms l:\i-l here
, -. , jnd. pendeni
IimhI undei Uie ? i ro <<t relativr
, trmedlato family. She
\V ?' ,'.??: BlW .''I . ? ? I '?'
... ... !??! , apable "l
"... i -. r,..!,, : '..? ', ayeties
h ich ol ,. borae ln Texas
rap, nti'l yet tl ' rhla yo injs
ii forc ?( by oiroumataiicea to
,M,i 1 or own ;.flB'.rs. (thc
? ? ?,., fort une . a Texaa eattle,
. |i Inveatmenta were .'11
- . , in- t me ..a i that her ln
. .... 1M nothing and would
. Aa al e " I a flne horse
., hei min i U. utillze thia
aud ii'ii Waahington 11 take
? ... she has jusi returned afh-r
M>| ,. trip, ai ?> demonatrated,
..i trial, her oapaeity u< run auooeaa
? " , ranch Suc npi-nt. hours ?"ery day
,r pluek and i ounlge haa
i, ?? of the ndghborhood for
??.? arouad bei piace. T C. CKAWFORD.
WEDDIXOM.
aveaiDl "f Mbm Millie MrVey U> Cl.arlea A
t'??k jiive raaterday BMralaf at *iir churrh
' at i>? a/aM gjiitaaaihat n?-%r Kifth
"" Th. |>v K.ither >u Klnnon uffirlatod. Tg* brldv
?ra, a,ti?-r,0w1 uy hei listar, M.sa Ilell .M.-Vov. aii|l Mlan
Tba beat aaaa vmi, Wllllai.. Bgaa, and
era .i<?.ij.!i Kgwi aud John Boeafori A
VaaMlai o,. ,ki*?t toliawmt at Na. HO Wi:?t seveti
? bome ?f '. hnd. a fatlier, Ar. hlbald
>'4" ir. ai.d Alr*. (.ia; lul have tone boutn lor
th'll W,dfl.|,K t,ip.
*4r5 Itiuik 5f. j.. l** ai ffioeflali.-A wsdaina took
plaee at the home ol T. W. TWkmorton this aitcr
gPA^.JPM Anna Wheelorh Vereker and 8amuel T.
lleiidrtckBon, Jr.. arere marrtfal. The c*remouY wa?
pei-formed by the Itev. J. ? Jowltt. Tlie prosent*
wera rinniet?ua. Tho roupla left bcra on tho fl;Oo
traln for tha South. '
tESliriTIKS AT TUXKDO PARK.
The old year w*? ushered ont Ia beflttlng atyle at
Tuxedo Park laat nlght. The cluh-house waa fnll,
?very room being taken, and mr>*t of tho eottaiw
open with large houae partles tn them. The enclosed
plaxta of the rlub-houao. now eonve-ted Into a dlnli?
moin, presrtitod a brfmant slght at tlio dlnner hour.
whan a doron or more dlnner parttea wore under way.
The eneloamre Ii*.s been hnug In Turkcy red, great
rope* of evergrcon and many Cblneae lantorna, ao
that tho plnk ahaded eaaidlea an the tablee, the hand
womai ooatumm of tlte ladlen and th* gay lanterna
mado an attnwtlve plcture. At mldr.lght tho ooene
waa Iranaferred to the batlroom, and Juat after tho
new year had hegun the guctta wlth eommon oonaent
clrcled ahont the ballroom ln " gr\nd right and left?
atyle. exclianglrm tho congratulaUona of tho aeeaori.
F^rgaDtfa wai- dmnk and th? Vinrlnla reel waa danred
knto the amall hour*. To-day there will bo pigeon
ahoottng and all wlnter ont-of-door aporta, weather
pormittlng.
Amorig tho eottagera arot other* at tho elsb-houao
for th^ iooea were Mr. and Mrs. .1. H, a. Oriawold,
Mlaa Flomme Ortswokt, Mr. and Mra. A. 8. Hewltt.
Ihe Otlsso Howitt. Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Orydor.
MI- n-ydcr. A. R. Conkllng, Misa Leiiro,
Conkllng. Mr and Mra. (ooper Howitt. Will
lam Harrlmati, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Wella,
Ollver HarHaaaa, jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Clareuce Cary,
.1. IJIdgeway Moore. Misa Amy Townacnd, Mr. and
Mrs. Fernando Yrnaga, j. R. Morray, John P. Kiugs
ford. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Taller. Mlss Tailcr, Ool mel
aad Mr- Henry Hurnett, F. H. Allen, R. L. Hargnua,
C. \V. WotaaotO, Robert Potter, Mi*. and Mlsa WfUlurnK,
John .lacob Astor, Mr. and Mr*. E. Tlffany Dyer,
ivrcivol Draytt.n, John o. Heekaber, F. D. WaPn,
I' DctoaO Weekes, Oiarles M. Kobtnson. Mr. and Mrs.
..??orire (irlswold, Mr. and Mrs. T. Browne.ll liurntwtn.
Mlss JUvemeyer, Mr. and Mra. Walkcr Ureo&o fcmith,
Mr. aud Mrs. F. D. < arley. Mlss Curley, Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. llunt, Pr. and Mrs. E. C. Rushmore, Mr. and
Mr?. H?ir ca WaJaO, Mr. and Mrs. YYuiter Watrous,
Mr. and Mra. Amos .T. Frenrh, Mrs. H. W. Llvlnjston.
1). M(Ruv Llviugutou. Mr. iinil Mra. Che?Jor Davis,
Mlaa Endloott, Mr. aud Mra. Pierre l.oi-ilUird. )r.. J. C.
Parl-h, Herb.n Klng, Ooerge i/.rillnrd Itonnlds, Mr.
"?.,1 .Mrs Qrenrllle Yane, Mr, ,;,.i Mr-.. 11. c. Hrii.
Mr anil Mt-s. K. R. Chase. Mr. ;md Mrs. A. E. Fostor,
>ii and Mra. B'Ulku. Kent. Ml-a K. L. Jirccio, Mr.
aod Mi-s. .lame- L. Breete, Colonel Jamca M. Varnnm,
tho MK-ea Yurnum. P. Lurlllurd Konalds, Jr., Wendell
(..?Miwt.i. Mr. ami Mrs. J. 11. Fostor, Mr. and Mrs. C.
(' Pcmeroy. Mi-.s Pomcroj, and Mr. and Mrs. Jamea
Ilrown l,.-ird.
-_o_
COLVMBIA STUDEXT8 OX THE STAGE.
REPEATIXO THE Bl'RiiESQfE " IiAFATETTE". AT
THE BKRKFXEY LTCSVM.
Tbe aOOtaaqna "Lofoyette," or "The Mald and tl?
Marquto," writtcn by Oeorajo Aaatfa Morrlaon, Jr., and
rendereil hy Ute Columbla Collego Uninmtln Club last
kpilng, was j-epnaior^l hiat iiiirlit ln tho Berkelcy
Lyoauni. There trere many well known jieople aniong
the erowda thiit '.lled tlio Httle thcAtre nnd tho collego
Bhya arMently pleaaed their Menda, for the applau?o
w;m hearty and froquent. The youag oollt jlans playi'd
Thelr pari* wlth more da?h and vlm than they did laat
sprlug. that givlng .spiighfllnoas to the prodnctlon.
Murh of the tuceoRs of the plny m due to Robert o.
Sands. tho pro-ident of the rlub, and T. Poarsall Fleld.
th.i manager for tk.' .'laon ?? Lafayette" will bo
>;i\en oa.U nlght thls w?y>k, wUh a .-peelal matinee this
atlernooo. Tho rast ls aw follows :
Tho Marquia l>e Lafayette, a Dwiorrafic Ropubllcan
? rat, Robert I^>e Morrvll: Rorjuefort l)e Brle. a
wltked nbbo of anclenne repime. Joaepb a. Lamb;
Don Joae Alfonao intrlnldad Lo Boaaa, a Cui.an uoblo
man emragc'l 111 tlie llavana rifar trade. Eugeno J.
o'.-iilllvaii; Captaln Paul JOBOt, 1". 8. N.. smuggler and
privatoefaman, J>hn Colorldgo Tr.ivis; Dodo, the regu
latlOfl vlllace iniikeepcr, John I). I)orr; Siitanne, xole
surviving twln dHiightor of Dodo. George M. Auderson |
i-abel. slRter of Uou Josc, owing her beauty to Oaatlle,
DOt to Pear's aoap, (Jeorge B. C. Hogan; tho Parkeai
if Monmontk Pavi-lt, ono 4#1 tlio coining ruce, Henry
it: iindaKo Culrar.
Reslaoa tkeao, there are chonisos ol Jockeya and
gendormes, nuiroa a:id Morinone6R?:;, peaaaaU and
Contlnoatala, the later rhoruses being compost-d of tho
Columbla ColBf. Oleo Club. Morrell waa funny aa
erer, whtle J. O. Lamk 1- ln the pla<e, of wainwright,
w.'i,, pla>ed the part of thc utbe )H,t -.oiisoL, and ls c.\
reedlngly elever. Hogan, wim Ua- the part pktyod by
I... Paifle, '-1 'i0t ao goiaj (i Kpunith girl, a* far M
frtitm?- ard roncorood, aa La Faraja, but ld? dauclng
l? l.-s stlir. Culrar In his toplcal wng mado a hlt.
Amoog the pati-oiaei-aoa, many of wbotn wore preserit.,
were Mra. Jauea w. Alexander, Mrs. Haniei F. Applo
ton, Mra. Rlcbard t. Auehmuty, Mrs. Fonlyea D.
Uarkar, Madaaa Oa Bonioa, Mrs. (Jeorge lUU", Mr-.
Calvln a. i.iiie, Mr*. Ai!(ii-.o;i Cammaok, Mr>. Henry
Clawa, Mra. Edwnrd Cooper, Mr-. Prederld R. coudert,
Mr?. "Van Reoaaolaar Croper, Mr-. Brocitliol-.t CotUng,
Mra. Robert L. < uttlng, Mra. .lolm a. Daln. Mrs. Okarlea
A. D:ii.a. Mr.. Theodoro A. llav.'intyer, Mrs. Abrtun 8.
Howitt, Mia. Bobert Hoe, jr.. Mr-. ('. P. Huntltigton.
Mr-. Georfe L. lngraham, Mri-. Rlchat-d Irvin, Mr>.
WllUam I-elln. Mrs. John Jaf, Mra. Morrla K. Joaup,
Mr-. Eugone KeUy, Jr., Mrs. Prederle Kernociian. Mra.
(.,',.i.-e W. Kltfd. Mra. John Day Kpoa, Mrs. Jy?epii
. 10, Mra. Robert K. Llvlngaton, M?. HlCks
l ,-,1 Mi- John W. Mlnturn, Mr?. Edwuid Mitchoil.
Mr>. J. Pterpont Morgan, Mra. A. Newbokl MorrltvMrs.
Henry l/owia Morrla. Mr.. Ooorw Auettn MorrtMMi.
_t. j,,.,,. y par&oua, Mra. K.lwurd ciarkbon Pottar,
,,',' ;.. Seligman, Mrs. iknry Bloanp, Mrs. wiii
iam'Doualaa bhano, Mra. llaiinlH-n Mog. TwomWy.
Mr*. CorneUua Vai.derbilt, Mra. J. llicvard Waluwrtght,
Mrs Juni4j* M. Waterbury, Mrs. John C. Weatorvelt,
Slrs! tieorge Peabody Wetmore. Mra. Alfned U. wkltr
iii-v. and Mra. M. Orroo Wllson.
S'lTES UF TUE STXOE.
\ ohO-Wi Plce rallOd " A Bew YeaTl OaTJ" has been
Kive,, at th.- Madlaon B4|oara Theatre this week before
\ I'alr of sii-itvle-." lt lakea the pla^-e of "After
i-i'i ?i -|.t- " wh'.cli cimnol be glvcn on aeeonnl of tbe
. of Mr*. Bootk, *ho I- ln HOatOB.
Thc sal? of kcats for Rlrhard MnttsM'i rmgagem-1 l
at the oarden Tkeatre ln " Beon l.nui.meU" booan y
t.ni.iv. Mr. ManaaeM wiU play "Prtaee Karl" at
-I.-. ial Wedneaday matlneea.
\'i arrangotoenl haa been made bj which tke attrac
tiim- ri.titrolled br Hoyt .\ Tbomaa will appear hare
Uter at .1 M H.ir- thoatrt when they are ln Rew-York.
1 Charlea Davta, of borae <t Daala, hat beon eoeaged
U> manage ?? Nc:o." v.hi'ii B aboot boglnnlni a tour
under W. A. Braay.
Tho engagement of Mlaa Roalna Vokea at tke Madlaon
sfluare Theatre arlll beglB next Tneaooy, Ineteod m
n!u Muaoay. aa ha boei; a?i,.rt. 6ha olll play
"Tbe aUver bhleld" by Wdney Grondy.
rxciBKSi* rv so( iety.
ur and Mrs. Jamea M. Waterbury aro ontertalnlng
. large h.,'.i-" partj at tkolr eonntry plaoa, "Ptoaa
.a Baycheater. The rldjng-acliool, mada famoun
%inateur ( Ircua, hat baon torned into a roller
, ,,.',,-- rfnk. aud n toboggan klkta haa been erected
rroiu ihe grouiMla of Mr. aaierkury-a piaeo to ivihh/'.
?,?, The houae party vii. remaln o\or <*noay, and
.'' ,??. wocka to come Mr. aud Mra. Watertmrj' arlll
n,Ar.1wJr 1h"e opa^at tlieU luSnol No. V. u, I
Tlilrty-elgkthat._m_
a ffffrsrao-gr midost.
nbortnilo, N. J.. Deo 81 fo^all.-l^btrl
vl'v haa . midgel aa aaaall aa Laeretla logara. who
<1;if,.wn, nf.-?,... a-id wN. was chll, ted ?s the
,,-,,., woman on eortk. rhe LamberttrUlo mWgol
, Murv Kelly. danghtor of Patrlrk Keily. She -
, .,,..,.? reon old, but in -taruro mcaaures karaly
M;,Mv!f(.ur jiiche-. Bke raonot tott.
Kl.\r, KALAKAVA 80M 001X0 nOMH
H.n rranrlaeo Dor. 31.-TB. vtatt to this ooaatry of
Kln Ki. . a..f the HowaBaB Irtaai., will t.-nn...ut.
^ar^n ?. expet.!. Tl, bh hea?J Jj
boen maeh lmP?ved alnro bla "rrtvanjow on tho
n,,,,l.'s,o,,.at.ditisbi-in?c-,t.o,..ore.lrn.^^^^^^
i.,i? ,.n the sanio woiahlp tl." Hr-t v.eoit ln Jaauary.
de 1 from taat rlty on tbe charicB* gara rtae
V^ZZk-.?-^^?^Jtlll.S
04^.^...??.?....?;?-:;-j^j!:\t^z:,
(he Kiinfa ain-ptalHC (>t tnc rxmrtcwj
tiu auttTi o publkatlons in
%;t?r ****S**^?i'?.rr
i'^'s^i^i'oetVisattributedtoad^
t'.'.K.' o? th,- P*r, of thc I^^S^JT'f r
HonolOlu. Thero ha* bton <o..-i(len.ble rlvalry for
,ne me botweoi, American nnd BrBUk reattaflBof
tonoluli as to whirh kkOOM control the Island
(.ov.-r...noi.t. lt l? BM. Jtno?^11 (Jif> uttc|.
theri.BitipHrtlalti.th.Kingi.aw on g^
p,,s.,si thrimrii t ? oiy. ?v?[ ? >^ ijecllnro tbe
8EXAT0R BJBAMt A UTTl.E BMTfE*.
Waahliiaton. Dac. 31.-rienator,Hoarat paaaed a eom
JSkr.!?at. aod Ui eondlUoa tt ao^wlaat Im
Brovoa to-day.
BATEMAN & CO. SUSPEND.
STOCK*? SOLD FOK TUBM UNDER THE BULLS.
MR. COON TH1NKS TIIB X.IATULITIE8 WILL
AVOUXT Tt) 6750,000 AND THE
ABKKTU 61,600,000.
The BiiaponBlon ?.f Bateman ?t Co., at No. 57
Broadway, waa rormally announoed yet-tcnlay at
the Stoek KxchnniP. It was gefiernlly looked
upon aa unimpurtnnt, bccanae the llrni had l>een
curtailing operatlons for n.ontha. Tt.ere were
t,839 shares of slovk IkjukIiI nmler the rules and
100 aharcs were goM. The oomplete 11U wlll be
found below. The piirohnM-s indieate that tho
defunlt on the purt of custonjera, to which i?
aaerlhed tbe failur<\ arose out of 6per*iions on
Uie "ahnrt" aide of the stock market.
Mr. Itatoman had not returncd frora Waahlngton
yesterday. He wont to that city to transfir hia
prnporty there to tlie aaalKnee, John A. Oarver,
of Shourniau Ac Stillman, at No. 18 Williaru-sfc.
Mr. (Jarver wua out of town. but he is expected
to return to-morrow. Tho olosost eatlmatc of the
eondition of the tirm waa dcrlved from Charlea
E. Ooeta, thc solc rcn-alninirmcrulwr besides Mr.
Hntoman sinoo the Wlthdrawal of Walter Wutfciin,
jr., on December 23. Mr. Coon snid that a rouifh
estimate of the liabllities would put the flgnrea at
$7."i0,000, and tho aissot*, v?*re fully worth $1,.'i00,
000, althouph they OorMtaaad lararely of secuAties
which were unmurke'-vhlc at present. There waa
bttle douht, however, that in tirac the crcditore
would be paul in f.ill.
Tbe friends of the tlrm nscribc thc necd of
the nssignment to tho inability to eollect in
dehtedncss duc from custotnors, niost of whom
arr out-of-town men. It is said th.it somc ot this
indebtedneas arose out of coruplications jtrowlng
from the baadling of tho flnancea ot the Atlantio
and Dnnvillc Kallroad hy liatcnirtn ?fc Co., but Lt
is adniitU'd that the relations of the liousc with
that rood oould not be held directly responsihlc
for tha assi^nnicnt. When Mr. Bateman went to
Eutop%eiffht uiontbs nijo he ucknowlcdgcd to thc
English syndloate which was intorestcd in the
enrerprise that he et.uhl not carry it along
further. In conscquenoe, K. M. 8, Wor.ley, of
N'ewtffiss ?fc Co., London, and a relative of J. E.
D. Ryder, a Londoa capltallat largely intereated
in the road, came to Aincriia and took tho affnirs
of the ruilroad in charge. The Anierican directofa
were willing to resl^a, and on Dc.einber 11, at
tbe aanual meeting of the stoekholders of the
Atlantio ond Danvillc, thc fullowing bonrd of
direotara waa chosen: J. E. I>. Byder, It. M.
S. W.ortlcy, laaae, L. Kiec, P."J. Qoodhara* llmrles
II. Cromwell. B. C. Btanhall and .1. II, Libbey.
The new memhors were Meaars. Wortlcy, (Jood
hart, Cromwell and Marshall. Mr. Wortley was
elerted president and tfeeaorea and J, Boaeobautti
aerretary. .Mr. Hatenian retired from the treas
urerahip of the cumpany aeveraJj montha ago, and
Mr. Coon, who took thc oftice, held it for only
a short tinio.
Tbe aatlirnrntnt of Bateman 6c ( \ gives pref
encea OI 845,1100 to tlie Fuurth N'ationai Bnnk for
jpana and aaavaneea. and of 935,000 io Baldwin,
Farnum JL- Co., of Coicago, oorreapondenta of the
Mew-York llrin, for money advanced os maririns.
Mr. Bateman liled an additiona] aaaignment.
Preaident bimmona, <>f the Fuurth Nattonal Bank,
said yeaterday that thc bank waa fully aeeured on
it,. loans.
The purehasos for tho firm at tho Sto, k F.\
ohun^o under the rulea were aa followa: Two
handred shares ,.f Canadn Southern, 244 Dela
waro and lludson, 000 Krie eomnnu,. 20(1 Lake
Shore. 200 Sliaaonn Paclfle, ioo Can llan Paelflo,
lini Nurthern Paeiflc nrcferred, .'I'"1 M. P?ul and
Omaha e-mnnon, 200 1 nion l'ociiie. 1.375 Wcstrrn
I'nion, 10 Ri.'hniiind TenninaJ. 100 Naiionul. I^ead
Trnst and 100 Waboah preforred: or n, total of
.Vi',".i aharea, One lmndred shares of Wabaah
eommoii were boiigbt io.
THE FliOlN Iir.-INK.SS IN WASMINI.TON.
WMbJagton, D*-.-. 31.?Tba faibira ef Bateanan .. Co.
rreated no anrprlse '" BBaBdal clrcloa ln ii.Ib city.
ii had been rnmored that Mr. Bateman waa ctn
hurra?s("d by hia largo Iranaactlona In tho Atlantio and
Danville stocka sin.1 bonats, aod i.i- aaalgaaaaal ara?
8j.poulail m Botna qoartara, Tiio oftice at No. i,4ii
f st. was cloaeg to-iiav. Mr. Bal66B8B, who nme ovt-r
from New-Vi.rlt lu-t night, spent sotaa t'.me to-dav at
the oltiro, bfit he refaaod to aee any ono except those
aith whom )?? had apertal h,lsln^?^s. Up t<> within two
or Uirea aaontha the grn la taid ??< have dono a (alr
brokerage bualneaa, but rcei.tly thry iiave practteauy
dii.e ti?thliiK. Mr. Kateinurt porsonally lias not Kivan
ii.urh utU'iitlon to the baauaaa lirro slnce he oponod
an i.Iilio in Nev.-Y.irli fiva or alx ycur? at-o. Wh.ii
Mr. Bataman started in baainesa h? had an ulllre ln thc
Corcoran BolKUng and hia was one of Uie leadlng
lirms i,i 'ho , ifv.
Mr. Ii: k-inan hai haen an extenalvo donlrr in ro.,1
aatate bere. eapecaaOr In tho aaborba. Kovtwal jfeara
ago be became iiiter.jstod ln property along tbe Tonlej ?
towa Boad and bnilt tbe woodley Inn. Hc waa al*U)
a parl owner of iho aubdlvlalon "( Falrvlew, .md iu a.l
dltl.ni h>- uwned ilireo Intrreata ln the property uIdi.k
.Masva, hus.'il- ava. cxt'-ndcU, controIlM i.y a -v n
dlcate. Ha bai from tlmu io tiino partad altli Inler
,.^t. ,n tli.? varlons h.,;,;',:.r--, bul he still rctains
a conaMerable parl of hi- property here.
SCIIF.DILKS OP UANKHriT FTBJC&
Tho KhedaJea of ArUtar d Retrlram, storkhruk
pi-s al N"- W WaB*et., ahow total llabllltiea .,f
^ji7,j:,o. of whieb ?108,104 i- dlrart and 0130,050
contingant; nomlnal aaaeta, 1083,607; actaal aaaeta,
c:;,ii7, conslating of eqnlty In Btoca Rxraange --.-.t
of 02,823; caah, 0536, ?"<- oftlee flxtnrea, iMoo.
Tho ,i.T,,ii?(a dii" tba Ilmi aiii.'iuit t. N0^S4, Whkh
tn put dowu al no artoal vahio: llte 64 ?k Rxehanga
-,-Ht. la viiiii^d al .tij.'"H,, agalnat whlch thi-ro aro
ri.iiiii- ol ilo,lT8; tbe i**t &f th.- Domlnal aaaeta are
in worlhleaa stocka aod bonda, ol the f?-o ralao of
6S18.876.
The sehednlea of Venable a iioymnn, whole*ala
Uqaor deoJera at Ko. B3I itoadeat, saow liabUltlet
nf ?*-',:!,c- of whlch 0112,123 la ronflkgenf; nomlnal
.,?*ets #."i7-3,0l3; a.'ti.di aaaaOt, BJW.iWO, Aninng
tho rredlton are tho Waatem Natlonal H:wih. Ka.ooo;
(-,.,, .1 NaUonal Bank. 038,500: nmk ,f AmeHca,
.? i ? i ?, ? imn.irtcra and TniderB' NaUonal Bank.
%?',-'-'oo ?' cf.aae Natlonal Banh. ai4^.0o; Nettonal
Broitdwav Itaiik, 1*40,400, and Khca ?nd Leather
Bank, 031.500 ? Some ol tbcm are Becarea,
*-? ???
JOLLT BUSTKB8 01TB A UAIL.
TIU. RICBMOXO COOSTT turxTRV ci.rn MAKXB
MBBJIY.
a brlinanl baJI w;.a rfven last evening at tho Paril*
lon llotel, N,H'l:ilKhi,,,i. Miit-'ii Islaad, by thc Bleh
n ond Connly coantri L'lab. Tha laiKe room -ot aparl
f, ,- the danrlng was beaatlfnUy deroratcd with the
eolora of tbe elnb?red, whlte nnd green. Tho prin
f)Dal .. ...., ;, horse-aboe, made whoBj ?.f
irhite Immortellca and nearly twenty leel In helsht.
There waa abo a ilfe-dto llgure of a horae a,
i for tho , hase ;'','' with a rWer Ir lh- saddle, Foa and
oeer heada alllaed to the paoeli tctween Iba artadowa
furthor Bugaaated tho Irani. wi.il- tbe ercheatra, ???<
t',,r,..,i bch ud a storplecba a baage. Ptayed adaptattona
?[ ,.i.i Kiiu'i.-.!. bnnUna aoaga.
Xhe dauclng ball waa crowded and the coritdora had
Htany aptclalora. wnao, ;.' 10 o'clocl, tbe ball arae
opened by a gnadrUk In win.-u u.c woman who had
rureivad, ttra. Ogorge Booner, Mrs. KdaaM Bonner,
Mn> L. l*. waltier, Min. AJeaandar i>. Bhaw, Mis, w.
B, Tbomaa, Mrs, Oeorge ?? OreenfleM, Kra. Chartaa B
Prvcmun Bnd Mrs. Adolpfa OuBortirldaa, had tor ti.e..
,,;,,.n tome ,'f tbe marabera of tbe rlab. Th* ianr
Ing eontlnved far lato nornlng. Beveral of Haa aaan
wore pink roala,
Tbe hui.t rluba arlthln aaay aceeaa of Sfew-Tora were
rall repreawlad, Mr-. Joaeph J. Alazaodcv eaaae with
Mr. aod Mr-. Karley ('lurii. Mr. BeM and ttrs. Alh.r:
u? Mtaatagna, Uooard Ju >b, Jr., aod a'alter Wateon,
Mr. and afra. John A. Siewart, Jr.. and Mr. and Mr
F. M. Wiavlcr. Of tho B686I fOlinty (Inl.; T. A. ilavc
meyer, M. F. H., of tbe Wl-k I:,-i.t Ctab, and T. A.
llltchoork, M. F. II.. of tbe Meattow Hiss.ii Haat, aare
ai,,, i,,-,--?'"it. Among othera who ellher da red
Uaiked on wera Mr. and Mr*. SU-phen Brpwn. Mr. .. ,.!
\T,, j?mea Brown, Mr. and Mra, F. o. boyd. Mi
rtl.,-1 11".0. Mr. and Mra. F. K. Mariln. Mr. Md Mra.
limea McNatneo. ilenrge 'roniwrii, Dr. Braderlrk
', i.,.' lacob Cram, MU? Mattl* Wimnn. Mr. und M^-.
I llarrK-r h-nitndl. Mr. and Mr-. A. B. 1'/lu-dr/iun. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert fcnmei Robln?on, Mr. and Mra. w il.
v ii.-v Fnt--.-' Outorfiridge, Clavrenoe MTUUaao. John
i,H?,t 'the Miaaea Foord. Franh win.int,. II. M. Dnn,
'n,c Whvu.. Mlaa Jaua t^f4taaM. Mr. and Mr,.
V.in I. Kliil Krastus Wli.ian. Mr. and Mrs. < Byler \ af
V -rl.tiri Ii.Ihi H. I'"'' ""<! XtaB PooL Mr. and Mr-.
r n Vhittomore, Vr. and Mrs. hton. BeVnald
Walkor lyman Krlexe. Mlsa Ecckxtoa aud W. 1
Bayaor. _^__
UIE WILL rOXTEETED BT BE* XEPBETTS.
Boston, r>oe* 31.?In thc Kupremo < onrt this morn?
ing waa brgun a licarlng o( the contestcd wlll caac ol
MllT Hlrhnrds bnmtier, af llyde I'ark, who left an ea
tatf of ab-{iit #r,(i,<vKI. Th^ wlll la rontc-tcd by B6V?ral
nephew, -vho rontend that thi testntrlx vraa undulj
bflaeneed by (aplrltaaBatla modluins. and (urtber.
thj?t ln 1H40 th* aafafe a contrart aproelng to dl*?
^e of bor propeity ln a cartiUii way. tba effart of
hteh waa to denrlvo her oi tcataaieutarj ca?aclt?
po?e
WUlcJ
OENERAL F. E. SPINNER DEAD
l HE PASSE3 AWAY WITH TTJE CLOSE (?' THE
, YEAJ*.
THE CAREBB OP TBB " WATCH-D06 OP TBE
TREASL'RY"-SL*FFEKIXO PATIENTLY FOR
YE\RS WITH OANCER OF THF. FACE.
JoekaonvlIIe. Fla., Dec. 31 (bperlall.-Ocneral F. B.
Pplnncr dled at 8:30 o'rlock tonlght
Oeneral Frnnels Kllaa Splnner waa bom at Gcrraan
Flhta (now Mohawk). N. Y.. on Jannary 21. tBAS.
I Hia fothcr, John IVter Splnner ;born In Werbach.
Bnden. Jannary 1?, 1708: dled nt Oermsn Klats. May
n7, 1848), offlrlated for twelve ycora aa a Roman
t'athollc prlest. Then he cmbraced Protestnitl-m,
married, emlgratcd to the rnltcd stntea ln l?ol. and
aerred aa paator of Reformed chucchea at Hcrklnier
and flerman Flata untll hl* doath, prearhmg llrat ln
Gcrmun nnd aft->rward altert.ately in Oermri and BB#
lKh. Oet.er^i Splnner was rnrefullT edncnted by hlt
fnther, who llad no de?Iro that hia aon shoulcT becwr.o
a rlergyman. Ho wnnted hls son to learn a tradc, and
young splnner was nt flrst apprentlced to a. con
fecUonertat Alhatiy, und later to .-v harncssinitkcr at
Am'terduni. It was whllo ho llvcd at Albany
tliat Gtjiacral Splnn?r conei^lved thnb lovo
of booka nnd atudy that dUtlnpiishod him
ln later ycars. At Amsterdam he read evory
book ln tbe vUlage llbrary. Hia predllection
waa toward tho naturnl aclenee*. a fleld he never
coa?cd to eiploro. When twenty-two years oH he bO
camo a mercliant of llerklmer. ln lolM he wa-s ap?
pointed dvputy shcrlff of Herkimer County. He held
thls plaee for slx years, and ln 18.14 he was clertid
Sh"rlff, holdlng the offleo for tlun : ycars. Hc (ooh an
aetlro part In th? mllltia orgunlzatlon nnd wos proml
ncnt In establlshlng tlie S2Hth' New-York Realment, of
which he waa chosen a llmitcnant ahortly after hcttllng
at Herkimer. In 18.14 l?o became majorger.eml <>f tho
Thlrd DlvUion of Artlllery. In lflrir! C.overnor Marcy
appointed Oeneral Hpinncr at ono of the commis-iloners
(br biiildlng the Ststo Lunatlc Asylum ?t DBea,
a pnst to whlrh he brought hls chanicteristic
onergy. In lr-39 ho acccptod tho cRshtersrrtp of
tho Mohawk Vnlley Bank, and for twenty yeara ho
terved tho bank. elthor aa cashler or presldent. In
1845 Genernl Splnner was appointed Audltor ar.d
Ivputy Naval Ofllrer of tho Port of New-York. lvoldiug
tkla offleo untll 1H49.
Oeneral Bplnner was electcd to Conproas in 1854
as an nntl-sluvery Democral, and ho served unon aOV
crul laaaortoat committeea, lncliuliiig tlw Commltteo
on 1'iivilcgea nnd Elcctlons, and on tlio spedal corn
mltteo (ippoinfcd to lnve^tignte tho aaaaalt upon Beti?
ator aaaanar by Proston nroohs. Ooneral Bolnner
helped to organlze tbe Republican party, and lu 1684
and 1?M ho was re-elocted to Congresa aa a Repub
Ueoa, servlng frooa Doeoaabor S, 18*6, tlil Morek "i.
ISoli During his last term ho was chalrman of Uiu
Commltteo on Aceonnli.
When thc I.lnooln Adminlstratlon wiw orgnnixod. tkfl
PreaMent, oa tka rooooiBOBiitlataoa of Baorotary Chaao,
appointed Qooeral Bptnaer as Troaanrer. Ue heW tkla
oflko undor several Piealdenta from Marrh 16, 1861,
iiniil .luuo ao, io75, wkeo bo roBgnoa. I'or more rban
fourtoeii reaii be guvn to thc Batloo tho fmlta of hia
rlpe ??xperiencc and stcadfast ffevotlon to duty wkloh
baa m;de hls namo n synonyme of ataroty, lionct and
un-elfUh purpose. HU unl'ine algnnMro, which up
pearad upon tho paper eerreney Of tho country during
thls pe.-loU. \va- porkapa moro wldcly kaown than that
of any other m ui of his tini's. Wlun many of tlM
(.overiitneiit drrlia Jol.ued tlio army. Oeooral gptuner
tuggeatM to BOeretary ciiaso tno advisai.inty of cm
ploylng women ln tho Qorornroent otkeea, and ho
earrloi hato aflaot tkla InncaraBon, tbougfl not arttkool
iiiuih opiiosltion. When ho rwlgned bla ofkca Iba
iiioncv in tlie Troasury waa rotmted, aad arhen tlio
i..,ult siiow.sl a v?ry snmll dlacrepancy aeveral day-,
arare -nent in re.ountlng tbe money und examinluK tbe
hooka. untll Bnally the mlatake was dtaeorared.
on rrtii'ltig fnmi ofllce Gcneral Splnner wcnt South
for tho bi'iictlt of hia hwilUi and hi- IaR>r year- wera
lai.-a.ed ln raoip at Pablo llonrh, tu*ur ,Ia(kaonville,
riu For yeora ho cuifeced wlth eanoor of th^ faeo,
waltlni pa'tlentlv for tlio oud. A ti-alt which dis
llliuiil?hed Oeneral Splnner was an uiiawervlng tidcllty
to hl* frlnnds. No ta?k was too ai^h'/ns, do p"t
aonal InconvenkMKO t'?i great. trbon a friend wtvs
to be lielpcd. Kor veiirs lt was ln- habit t<> ki-ep a
lUilv risont of evorythlng of peraonal Intereat, and ho
leavea belilnd him a rolleetlon of notebooks that w.uid
prove of prcat valm; to tlie atudent of hi-torv. In
toannor (icneral Hplnner waa bnisi|iie, but his ereit
l,,,nr.t lieart would sia>ncr ccast' beating than do a
wroiig. Qulrk ?nd flrm ln his decls|on?. he cheorfully
conre<ied a point lf he saw u roaaon for lt. lt wm
hia llfe rule to tnawW even- lotter wntten to nlm.
whether important or otherwlae. When Treaaurer ln
nevor loft his p>*t execpt for a few houis. and for a
lOSg time be pas,ed his nl.lits iu tbe Ti'-aviiry.
OOLOKKi WfLLIAM H. PAINK.
f'leveland, Dec. .Tl.?Tlw welI-kno\ni nichaniral and
ronatmettag cnglncur, Coioni'i w. il. Palno, of New
York City, who liuil J.i-t lomplftcd a c.-ible rflOd heie,
dled this momtng from tho eirects of n cold which s?-(.
tled on his inngs. lle had bon Brk only two laya,
Ho louvea a wlfo nnd daughter, who wero Wlth him at
?',.c timo of hls ilcatli. _
Colonel Wllliam II. Pulno was born at CbeatOr, Xew
Ifaanpehlre, oa May it. is-j,-. After oompletlog bla
trodemleal educatloo, he boeame a land torreyor in
Noitborn B'kaconsto, a then almo-t BOlnbabBed regtwi.
ln i-.".-j ho was ooonoetod wlth tho new raetboda ol
mlniiig ciiginecriug l.y which tliu gold yield of tho
Paclflc Coaat and Bocky ModBtaln reglon waa groatly
liKfoaaofJ Ia ?>-'>'i ho mado u aurvey acroaa the
Ncvada Monntalnt from Hacramento to I'tah, to loaru
tbe leiitrtli of what i- known aa the Johnatoa ronte.
By the. tlmo tho war betfan ho had retiirned to Wi
,,,;-i!.. and he took an ?ettve i>;u-t In rabUag aeveral
rogtmeDta, amoag which waa thc 4th Ulscoualn, which
i,0 iicioiiiiuiii.d io B'oahlngtoa Just befora tho botUe ol
Kull Bon. Althongk aereral Important commatida
weru oflored to him. he Invartably doeUned them, on
the graond tkal arklle in actlve miUtary aervli
hoDort und oompenaatloo wonld b<: ajreoter Ihao In tha
engineering deimrtaaont, hi- tralnlng would enabla him
;. giva tbe more vabwbhi aervioe In tke latter bi-ama
nf the Army.
He did iiiinli iu tlie way of gatboriDg Informatlon
j iiiiiing the wiir wkleh Proakteot Llneoln t*M?ly
ueedad, one great aeluawomont beug tlte aoenrlng tho
leuigtk to aa Ineh of all the bmii:"- between Waak
ington smd Richinond. TUeaa brtdgot bod boou
ved. und lt"V'?w absolutcly noeoaaary tkal thej
be i" torod botora auooaamata of Importance rould b>
begun. Mr. Palna wa. apptdnted ? ruptaln <if en
glnecra on thu ttaB of Ooneral BeUoweli. Prom tha!
Ume tili tlw rloae ol tba War be kerved oitk gn?l
iinfiilnoaa and honor in tke Army of Ihe Potoamc, and
in- rocort v.oiriii make ao Intaoaatlug vobimo.
Ild iM.iunint inoa arlth ebembtry, g^ology. botony
and aindrod -ui.J.'tt,, u- well a. mathematlca a i
viui btarattuo, araa arkta and Iboruugk; bm hi- prtn
rtpal atrongtb darlOg th<- war kaj In lopogruphlcal
-uivi>- and Btapaing, aom. of tho bc?t maoa In iiio
arrhlvu of tbe B*ar Dapaurtmenl bdng aoalgnad bj
iilna. a great ekmwal in lus mllttary aaeeaaa ?a? bli
, mfideuto in uini ii-o of tk. rolored people. Colonel
i,i:i,o enjoyed luttmote relaikma ariib Ueneral Urant,
.ral liamphreya, und fcUIha U. VVoahburne. After
i,,. war he furnlahei many of tbe ampi and much ol
;n,' Uiforautti<m ka tiio kaoat tarombxat liUtorioi oi
,, jjioo lhat arore pabBabed,
iiu wn- amptoyatl oa tka Itaoaiilya Brldga from Ita
btgiotilnc ani : a amt tin-'e yeara ago, ami did notable
a?rk in ln- rapaclty of caglueei In tha curly plannlng
,,. tue r.ai'.:,i". ii" piJ med i i lateiu ul n p< t.u
Uiik lurnea n t i ara a. ru t i hriuge, und illd
,.,?,!, ,, , .',? valuabkj work In arrauglug d.voi. ... thu
gri i', undertaklng. ,
ii,' made lh? i'l*'^ for tho reuth-avc cable road ln
? ln, diy in ,i later bulll tlw One hutulrcd md-l
lidli ,? cablo linc. Mine li- lefl ni' urldga ?orvlrc im
luu l.. ? ii ugaged aa roi nultlng cm Inen o.. c ible i i :
v,'.', niiiai.a and Kiin.-i- C.tv. He wv-s prvbablj
iba be*? cable rellnatd angluoar ol lu- Uiao. Am ug
bla (iiv:.'. li" enjoyed i.n: roputalBMi of a geiual
i i,ri-tiao gentleman. He araa alaaya artlvo in ctiuuli
aihi - ti.il iv -. iiooi work, an i even arhen aetlvaly an
raared a' i.'i'- arduooa and roaponslble dutle* upon the
".',?."ii, tii.t, of the BrWgr he IM not fail.oo ouudaj
, , ,, bla duty as laperintendenl of a boya' Bunduy
arhiMil i tb" Rrf4wmad Churoh ai Orocnp lut. ll" ?;??
ihe tonl of honor. During ta* careor oi ajmoat ilxtoen
','.,, ?? | e Bridgi n.> of kla aaaockilea evor know ol
hls dolng in ungenerona or an anklnd d?e?i. and ti ?
a ,, . itBinal to all of IbeM iy bla ilmptft, g^iiije, atnl
m.inly hdblts.
QEXBKAL BAAC V. D REBVE.
Wfcjalllia ni.lflll Is?*e Van Duser Reevo waa
?trtekon ottk apoplazy at aooa yoateraaf at u?3 hou.o
ol bb aon ln kva*, William T. aekkuj, Bo. -jh Ea*t
stxtj -"veiitJi -t.f ?wid iti-'i two koora later, ln hia
?i v.':,i\ -ci^hth year. He luul booa aa well as ever. a;>
pannllj all tbe mornlng. BOOOral roan ? he had
aa ,;, piecllc -troko. Whlek Icft ti.ni a litlle ktaW.
(iencnil Rcve was born near I'tira on July 20.
1818. Ho was appointed a oadet at Weat Point on
July t, 1831, and waa graduated four years later as
a second lamtenant. Ho was aanslgned to duly al
oi.co as an olhrer of U'.e 4th Infantry. Ho p-taaed
rapidly thrtmgh the Intermodiate ranka, breornliig a
rapUlr. ln IBOB. He served wlth dlstlnelion in tho
raaupaigti againat Uie Semlnoles ln Florlda. ln IBBfl
aiul 18T7, and agaln In 1840. 1841 and
1840. Ho took part ln ihe mllltary occupa
Oon of Toaaa In 1843 and aerved credlUbly
in tho Mesican Wur. He wiia hrcvettod a niaJoY for
a a-nilant and merttorloua r4)iiduci" ln tho buttlea of
Cnntreraa and Churubuaco. For tho aame rcaaoue be
araa matto lleutenaoUoloool after iha baUkt of MoUno I
del Hey, hcptember 8, 1847. The lnterral between
the asaaa of the Mexlean War and tha outbraafc of the
Chril War the Oeneral paJiaed ln varlooe poett ln Texas,
Kew-Mi-xlen and Arlxona. He took an aetive part In
a number ot expedltious agalnat the ImUans ln the
We*,t.
Hla record durtng tbe Rebelllon was repleto with In
cldents of bravery. At Its cloae he wa# breretted
a btlgafller-general "(or (althtol and merttorlous ser
rfaav" Il We*, ih'W. IgafF and 180* he was ln rom
niand o( tho dl-trict o( I'pper MIsaourt. From 1805
untll lOTli when he was retired. he waa superlotend*
cnt ef tho rconiltlng aervlco ln thia city.
For the bwt ten yeara he haa mode hla home ln
Mlnnoapolls. whero ho paaaed the aumtner montha.
ilo -pctit the winter with hia daughter, Mra. Sohley.
Ho lc(t one son and one daughter. 111* son ls Charlea
McCormirk Keevo. who llves In Mtnneapolis, and la a
member of tbe I/i-KlslaMire <>f Mlnne-*ota. .
(lem-ral HooVB" wa* a me-mber of tho Cnlon Club BM
the L?val Leglon. He was a dearon of tho Plyroouth
Congrvgatl-'iial I'hurch ln MinneapnIU, and was uf.l
vcrtally respooted and boloved ln that communlty.
DB. GIDEHN B. PERRY.
Dr. CMdeon It- Perry rtled on Tueaday at No. 027 Bed
forO-avo . BTOOktyn. Ho wss born in Hopklnton. B. I.,
and wm grnduatod from the Unlveralty of the City of
New York ln 18*1. He pracUsed Ms irrofesaion ln
nrooklyn for nearly forty year*. One son survlves
him.
?wit.mam r. aowrraxia,
Wllliam F. Bonneli tfiod auddanly yi-etortUy at hla home.
No. 31 Oardcn PlacA Bronklyn. Ho waa born on Novm
bor 1!), 1800, at Digby, N. S. Hla Rraiidfather waa a
Kovailat, and sfter tho Rcvolutlon removed (mra New
Yora City to Nnva ficotla. BoUi tho fatlior and tho arsnd
faUu r ..f Mr. BaaaoU wnro men-lianta ln Hallfax. Itt him
solf boiran a buslnrna carcer ln St. John. V. B. Ho waa
for tfetrty yt-ai? ? ie leadlng m?:rchant and tho postra?*tor
in Oagctoa .1, N. I.
ln 1463 iie ea< ? '-o New-Tork and for aoveral yoara WM
conndom'.i ...?-. f - tho Doli-on Whlte Load Company,
which traa d asoh <i about tlfteen yoar? a?o by roaj?on ot
tho deathfl of Un- iH-ada of '.ho oorporatlon. Mr. Bonncll
llv.il ln IlrouUyn for twenty-flve 1*888, and for tho part
iift,.on yaaua haa aot boon la aetlva baataase. Me aoomod
to bo w.-Il veati-rday morning ainl went down to brcakfaat
and balked about a trlp to Nova fkotla. But he waa aud
donly prostratod with an BttaeK of hoart fallur* and death.
oceurrcd beforo tho arrlvnl of a hastlly aummoned phyaidan.
Mr. Bonneli loft a BJtte, throc aona and three daughtera.
Tho fiinoml wlll bo h-ld Ohla evening. The burlal wlll ba
iu Otooawood.
L. K. I.ODClE.
Phlladolphia, Dee. 81.?After a ahnrt, lllnoaa, L. K.
Lodao. aii|?rintondont of tho Altoona Dlvialon of tha l'onn
sylvonla Rallroad, di-d thia morning of typhoid pneuinoula,
at his hemo iu altoona.
?-? ' -
ITS SEW HOME PUBLICLY OPEXBD.
TUt: MAXHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB GlVBXi A Rl->
CF.PTICN.
Tho pubUc openlng of Uie now club-liouse of the
Mar.liattan Atlilctlc Club waa enderf la*t night by a
roceptlon. Thcro waa danrlng ln tho theatro and
irvinn- ii.m. Tho new rhil.-lvnuse W8B socn to the
bct ".vamtage. being llgblcd brllllantly by electrle
llglil- The cbib-bmwo wo* rrnwded from ft o'clock
ln the evening untll after mM night. The buUdlng was
Uwoogad from I ie bascment to Uie aaaltag nnk on
Uio ioof.
Amoag othera the foltowtng wero prosent: Mr. ana
Mrs Qeorge W. Oarr, Mr. and Mm. Wllliam J. Swan,
0 C Hnghea, Mr. and Mrs. Wolton Stoim. Mr. nnd
Mrs s .1. CorneU, Mra. anattard P. Ware, B. bloeoker
[UttabODO, tho Hlaaea Stuart, Mr. aud Mrs. Warron
gage C M. Brlttoo and daugliUTU. Mr. and Mra.
C. A. Oirl B.B, .1 H. Fliuclor, Mrs. Cliarlea B. Scrruyler,
Mrs. TborloW W.-cd Banea, Ml? Banves. Mr. anrt
Mra, K. Barry Wall, Mlaa sclmyler, Mlaa Helen Klng,
Mrs! Cbarlee ilpragao, Mlaa Ptera Sprague, Mrs. ?. M.
Hlldreth Mlaa isuvdam, Mba Emrna Varlan. Mlaa
Lizzlc Pryor, Mra. 8. C. T. Hodd. Mrs. F. Hamllton
Welr Mr. sng Mrs. C. B. Yardley, Farnliam Yardlcy,
Ml-s Yaraloy, Mlaa For!??cue, Mra. J. B. Lawrence,
Jr., Mlaa Ul *<e i>. Wothcrbeo, Mrs. F. W. Llvermore,
MrV \v. u. Oraoa, Mra. Archihaal Kutiwrfurd, Mrs.
.1. \V. Blaavett, Mrs. LucUn H. Omm, Mrs. M. L.
Wadlelgh, Mrs. J. A. Suydam, Mr*. Fredcrlck C. Wagner,
Mrs. BtUta Ruot, Mlaa A. P. Avery, Mrs. F. P. Voorliera,
Mrs. F. P. Barie, -Mrs. 11. g. Liwrence, Mrs. (i. Buck
Ingbaaa Hmltli, Mra. Jolm Jay Knox, Mrs. J. 1).
Tra.-.k, Mrs. G. . Lord, Mrs. H. Mrevowrt Kano, Mrs.
Hobort Ufwsovel', .; l. <;. C. Walton, MM. Jamea B.
Ware, Mlaa Tlm-jn, Mrs. II. A. Glldersleeve, Mlaa
Olldoraleava, Mlaa L Idlaw, Mra. M. E. I'endJeAou,
\V. II. .McBlroy. Howard A. McLeau, Mlaa Sophle
llunter, H. Arthur Sant ,rd and Mlaa CflUrB Blnm.
Tho Boeeptlon Ooaualttea waa nuwie ap a= toUowai
Oeorge W*. Carr, Ucurgo J. Gould, 8. J. CorneU, Hector
De Caatro, Fiunk W. Blng, John W. Mackey, Jr., A. H.
Cnrtta, P. Lu<|.ieer, R. N. Tliompson. Henry lilootu
lioid J. II. K. llarkett, U. U. Freedtiuui, Dr. W.
Seward Webb. B. N. Hazanl. Willlam Allou Butler, lr.,
K. Wliuan. W. .1. awaa. P. A- w-re. "? Bfe?k?
ItalhlNHio, a M. HritU.n. C. A. Oer acll.Ii.. .??????
veme, C. Vwiderbllt Croas, \audorbUt Allen, J. H. V.
Arnold. Uoorge W. BaJloii. W. C. Okllioun. _M.,%.
Cooper David Bowa, Jr., larmll Uunliain, I. a. Jali
,i,,M 11 a iildcrsleove. 1. C. Hf,*brmick. .I*ooD
llilva Thom*-. i,. James; T. K. Koator. bhoppard Knapp,
K;nr.:V. UoSS ... Maltory. ttfi*W>
1 11 sinuil, walter stanUm. T.ewis Moaa, iJr. J. \\.
Tarlor L A Btuart, A Preaatoger, c. 11. cromwell,
e. d. sinith and B. B. Monoypeuny.
THE DVCHBS8 OF MAHLIWUOUGH TO PAY.
BHI MCST OIVB BP *:,0,000 A VF.4R 10 SATISFY
J11XGMBXT8 AtiAINST UEB.
According lo a gerlaton of the suprome Court, yes
terday, Mrs. Lily w. ('inirrhiil, the DBadaaaa of Mari*
borough, wlU not be able to dispoie of her Incomo
1- ?he may wlah for aoaae tlme. The snm o( aoo.ooo
i- to be deducted annnally froaa tbe IneoBM and to
bo appUod tu tho paymaot of the tbree ladgaaanta,
amouutlns to alwoal 14700,000 whleli were entered
agalnul her reeeatly. John Jairruy. wbo hold one of
tim Jndgmenta In his own rlght aud tho otkav two
by aasbjnmcnt, began u aait la tho Bupreme Ooart a
ihorl tlme ago to iearn how ameh tho Daebeaa n>
qnlred f?r her support and what part of the in.-onie
mlght D8 set aside (or the lmyinont Of her gebt*.
Tho Dncheaa fn her aaawer s^id taat her net annaal
Income waa not WMjOOO, as tba plalatifl liad nllcged,
i,m thal u waa ooly glSO^OO. au i this uMome.
she oaia, was neccssary ?? to enablu bar proporly to <lls
charga her aoetal dattos, and to prcserve a state In
;i. cnidaucc with tho BSagea and trddjllotia of tho
posltlon" whiih she oeeapied a- Daebeaa of Marl
borougb, and a poeiosi of U.o Cnitcd Kingdom of Graat
Brltaln aod bataad.
The c .mi appolnted Wllliam A. imer -^feree to take
cv denee In tho ca??. ln his report, whlch was Bkd
resterday nnd waa conftrmed by the court, Mr. Duer
lia.l, that tbe groaa aunual incomo of the Uucheas 1
-?, 10.000, wh.io the net income ls ?m>o,uou. He ad.i
t .I- 11, ritse iho Court ol Appeala raveraea Uie declaion
u( tho i?ur ..talo auatalniug tin- will uf Lou.*. (.
ii.ir i-l.v. the Dnchoas wlll be entitlcd to Uie UKome
,,. ,.,.tirc c>taio and will reiei\e till >l?o personul
,. uu- Tlie penonalty ls v-Juod nt #.-j.i>ii..<aw, whiie
tho real eatnl N auppoaad to ba worti. #i;.yoi>.ooo,
Mr Duer denlea that tbe entlre incomo ot *ino,ooo is
iieo-nsa .;? the innport of tho Uac.io^-. He there
foia . 1 iir- ii.at *30,0o0 a year ihall ix- dodiict,.-d trom
tl,e Income ln oraer to pay thc Judgnieuts agalt.ht tho
Judge fceaeh alao granted an extra allowance ot
?2,000 to the plaii BfPa coanasl
OR. PATT09 ADDMMUES THE tMACBBM.
Treaton, >'? ?).. Dee. Bl.?Dr. Francla l. Patton,
,,:.-id",,t of Prlnreton Oollege, dellvered an addreai
to-day 1 ?'f--:v (he Seaa .i.-r ??>? Ktata Teacbers1 Aaaaeia
?i..,,: with the electlofl of the followlng oaaotre, tha
three daya' Beaalon of ihe a4B?clatlon waa bis.ught to a
cloae: Prealdont, Dr. B. H. Cook, of >ew IirunswloU;
. .,- 1.1-c-l Is-tit 8. 1". Mannera. of Oamdeo; loneapund
ii,e iocret irv L. 1. WoiaIi ] . ol lr*!it,>n ; recoi-duig sacre
tary, J. U. Hulswortb, v.f Long Braoab; uoa-urer, b.
llonnea, of EUixabeta.
? . . -
>'ew Yoa-'s fjfta aro wol. ,mo wlten they t4ike the*
form ??( Boocha Cliampagno bec. 9* per baskct of
ia lialf pi.il"
-?
H.irry'? Trleoplioroaa.
Tho halr rannot arlthrf or bewme Uil.t, bal muat grow and
fiuurl-h lf dx--a d aally wWh thi. BMteUaaa att.oie. Zry .t.
-,???-?
Drfrf?otFarni*??u.Bao?,in two-iwund pa-ka*-*- Oar
nBtotho auei-iaa o( tUc*' aausagea, eheap irood*. In ai,t,i
i?r uMkauaa tu\- b*an ulaced on Uie market. 8ee gafa
i,.rk(i deca*s haat) la M inn U ?t*mv?-il .n ?v?ry p^k
ige. -Wl utliera ar, Imltatlons.
-??
Ii la ?? lonator Bccr*.?rr -o taka blua pllU to roua.
tno.l'er "?? ?" -ii. (5arter's LttOd Llv? PIIU aru much
bSBBW, Dou't folL"t thia.
l.lobln t'ompany'a Exiract ?f Beet
Rocomrocnd- d ua a ??nUhteap" In place ot slcohol.
-?*
<-?rnto?m Vlehy Water .. ,. . . ?,
, r-.-.Hi.m.iidi'd b. leaolag phyafclaaa, fsold la bottlts,
by Driggtaa* and Oroc*-r?.
MAKHIEI).
vVHtvR-l'ITK-On Wetaawaay, lieoember 81. 1800. at
tha brl4a?B *:-t r's. N, w-IUvhi <.on.ij.by the Rev. H.
l" Nlchola, Mra E. bf.w, 11 f-Vck |a Frincfa Angler.
BBW'HBvaai pspora i<lnl-6 eapy.
IiaKI R-KIKIIKI1- On W.-diio..dBv. Decoml-er 81, 180-J. at
Hftoui l'r 'abvu-rtan Chureh, 8crar.tonPi.in.. Mr BM
|l.-v Cha.loi" K. iWiliKion. laaholla. daughtor of Mr
iK-nreo Vlahfr Ui John T..?iwMnd Oakor of E?*t?n I'-nr,
MORSE?EDOAR--Oa O-iomlwr 80, 1800, at her 88808Ji
' ,-t?? ivnn.. Mlaa KatlUi^e >Utsar to Mr. i hsrlta
M Maraa mt hutlalo, X. V.. Rev. T. J. L*? o8l?lailng.
TAYUiR-?UODT-Ob TVesday. D*efmber 30. a! thc
Pr?" iytprtaii Chnrch, ia?aia?co. X*w-T?rk, by ?*? ftev.
Dr. 7. E. Klttrodg*. Dalay LmUm. -UuirhUr af Mry.
John Uanry Brodt, te Dr. HaaiyTuuig Tayler, af tbia
dur.
DIED. aj
noxwrxiv^i?d#aiy, r, emt*. fl. aa M dkaajaa Weoo.
lirooklyn. William aradUln Bajt_nt.ll, Ia tka 8M yaar at
r^i_ew*,*aenrietw at atov* aOdnwa Fridar, Jannary S. aO
Inlerrnent Ore'nwoad at eonvenXnoe of the famlly.
BKAI-Y-On W?tar*4aj. DeeeiBber 81. 1880. Ell?ab#4a
_Z aotoiid lUiiKhter of Ua late Br. J<*n A. ao* Ollra
W Bradr.
Jiiniral on Frlday. Jannary 2. 1801, al 2 o'alack p. ak,
at 14J Monnio-at.. Drookfyn.
CA!iDWEMj-!n llrmaotown. Deeetnbw. 80, of acarlok
lavtff. Kihar- N? 1*<"? ( ald*"!l ai-rond aon of tha late
Jamoa E. Caldwrll, in tlio -7th rear of he ??*
Inierrhent prlvate al SoutO Laurel lllll, Thuradey, l.:80
a. m.
KKKKls?In Norwalk. Coun., Becambe. 81, C *? Farrla,
agrd "8 yoars 7 Buontha.
FIEEB.-O'iddeiily, on Tueaday evoning. Deeemboj 80,
Carrln Fleld, daughter of Aaua C. and th. late tkarlaa
M Fleld.
Jfotlce of tha funoral wtll be rtven hereafter.
FOHTER-Aff. a Hngerlna lilneat. oo tho _"jth of B*-eaa
b?r. al Bab-loo, Long laland. Wliiiaoi B> FoaUr. Ia tha
78th year of hia a?<>. _. . . __ _-_ -?
rVolatlvea and friotida are UJTtted to attend the f'ineral
arrvleet al Uie HaJrrlon J?>tl_caliet Epiacopal f_-iureh oa
Th'irsday, Jannary 1, at % o'cUick p. ax.
BliidiT orrrtt floaera. - - _.
(Jarrtwa wtll b* ln waWna at the dopot on arriaal af
traln leaviqg Long laland ritr W 1 30 p. aa.; retumlng.
Mvaa Babylon at 4 34 p. tn.
HAIUUB?Al Oermnn'own. PM'adoltOla. on Ihe 29th tnev,
F.m-iy Pottt. wlfo of Joa. ph b. Marrto.
Funoral <hi TlW-dar. Jannary I. H01 Serrti-oa at NB.
144 Rehool Lano. (Vrnantown. at 12:30 p. aa.
Interrnent at Frat. r. CboatOI County, Potin.
IIOBIIN?O. Tueaday, Boeem! er 80. Ell-abot*. wlfa af
Jacob Hoehn. ln tha oc.tli v, ar <>f h-r asj.'.
IB-latlva and frlonda ar- roai^U'illr jnvHisI to atArnd Ua?
f.meral from her lat.- reeldeaoa, ?!*.? __a*t ?Jd-at.. riidar.
January 2, 1801. at I oMoeh p. m.
JEWETT-At Montrxller, Vt.. BTomb*r 80. Jolla __ello?f
Flald. wlfa ot Cof E. P. J.wett.
Ki;T( IIAM-At Saran.c __ak?, New-Yorh, on tho *0th
Inat.. E. Borland, Itraaaf *ou of (?vo. i. and Stary a.
Ketrham.
Notlca of funcral heroafbr.
KTlOirLTOir Moadar, Pecmror 20. 1800 .at Sunor.
Sprlnga. Copn., Dajitord Kuowluin. ln l<l? 80th r-itr
Fin.-ral i??rvT<?M nt hia lat* r alden^, .^tV* ^.J?^1!"*?*
t'onn., on Thuradoy, Januarr 1. l??l a* u ? c'ocl' ?" ,n
Int?rment prlv^t. . . , . ..^ _,_*,_?_
Vt*nA* ar- mrttad to meot at the chapel of tha MfJ***
Avenuo ltairtlat Chur-h. entrauc* oo al*4-al., rnoar,
Januarr 2. at 10 o'dock a. ni.
HDLOW-At Stapleton. S. I.. Dee.mber 31. 1890, Bte
phmi K. Ludlow. of pnoumonta. ~. -
Fuii.^l from hls lat ^Idoace. 88 Smith Terraco. onSak.
urday. January 3. at 2 p. tn.
I iteriDKnt at the lonvonlence of the famuy.
Plaaae omlt flowena.
MOCiKF.-Iii thl4 elty. on W.M'no-lar. Docombor 31 K_ha
b. th U. Moore, wUt of Uie Baa Darvid Moore, of Bew,
FrnVmlr ???a at St Ann'; *2__&Jfri?_,__['*
lSUi.*t. on Frlday mornlna. January 2. at 10 o <-io? k.
PF.RBIN-Me.. kBOaOOt Perrrn. Tueaday. BaoaBaBkl 30.
of congeaUon. at the realdim:o of her aoo-ui-law, lUv. i>r.
^^^th'Sr^^'ornln,. St. Luko'. fBatfOk. 10 .. Bt.
PFI'.RY?C?n Tueadav ovenlng, Docoroher 30. 1800. of bearl
Rclat.vw und friend* Invlfed t"J?^;''^iVv? .? V.i lA
at hia late rrwMeaeo, No. 027 I>. "lfonl-av.v, oa FrKUj
?raalng, Jannary 2, at 8 o'cloclt.
Klnliy otrlt llow.-ra. ,w__.^ _?. v t
Inti-rninnt at Swun Polnt Cemetery, Prortdonee. R. I.
RATHllORNE-On Pofombor 81. at h.r lato jkalimaa^llO.
17 Kant 04th-st., WltabetU Lajtda/n, wifo of Chariea
I.amht-ia Rathboroo.
Noti.o nf fiini rai oenatier.
PX>'Vt-At the riwldeme of hia ?onln-law" Wll'lam T.
S. hl'V. No *ti Kant H7th-?t.. in th.' city of New-York.
audd-nlr. on W-dn'sday, Deetmber Jl. ISp'V (.enoral
l?c Vil fliiw Riovu. U. b. A., in tho 78th year of
hlH u#'.
Botlre of fnnrral h.-rcafter.
RKYNOLBH-AI hls realdanee, Iyird-aTO., Berf?n Polnl,
S J I).-o.?,b.r 81. F. M. Raynolda. In hia 50th year.
I'.iii.ral' from Trtatly Kpl?enpal, Chnr.'h. Avonue ? ??*
.Ith-at.. on rsaturday, Jumarv 3. at 10 30 a. ni . on tr.
r'val of 10 oMort traln from Liberty-tt. ?Utlon ot
N< w-JersoT Central Rallroad.
ROBIBBOB?Oa TaaMakw. December 30, Anthony Robln
aon ln thrvS'ith yoar of his a?.'. ... .
Rihltlv.-i a.l frtawda ar.. !nvlt.-d to altend tka fnner.1
tcrvteoa on i-aturlav, January 3. at U O'tiock ncn
from hia lat.' rOaldeaca, No. 77 Pcrry-efc
BEARS-At MonleUIr, B. J. ?n Tueaday, Defmber 30.
s'oi.hia ."-.. Aid?w of Rl'hard K,'ara.
P?noral Srvteea al her lat.' reatdanoe. 259 Oranga Road
Monti'ialr. on Krldjy, Janiixry 3 at 2 p. m.
Hurlalo. N. Y.. pupera pl.-nae topy.
TEETS-On WadMadar. Do^mbee 31. after bjihort l.!
neaa at hia late lesidime. K \\?t s'jth-at., dbmb
Ti U tn tho OHth vi-ar of hta a?jo. ?
Rpitttlvaa and trlaoda ara Invltad to attend tho funoral
J rvi.'-s at tr" iVortv-third Btreel Metbodlat Eplaeapal
Churoh on Katurdav, Januarv 3. nt 1 p. B.
TIHHITS-Suddei.ly at iiiglowQod. N. J, Pcc.ml.or 81,
1800. Ai.n.ll.a L. lioCOWt, w^ow ?? lhouua M.
TlbhUO, jii-'i-d til yeara.
Int. rn.ent at Ttov, N. Y.
TKKDW'ELI^-Deremhor 30. \lfrod M.. aon of Anna an.
the Idt.- Alfr-d M. Tr-dwell. of Madlaon. V. J- ?
ReUliv. s aud friend* Invltcd to j-.und tho funoral from
w.-iiMon ? hup.'l. .130 Wcat 431-at., Friday niornwg,
Jannary 2, at 10 o'clock.
Intyriiieiit at Manhas-et, L. I.
pieaaa omii flo?era.
WALKEIl-At Morrlstown. N. J.. W.-dnfsday, De-omber
flTlOBO: I.oui-.) Joaea, atfa of Thon.aa O.orge Wak^r.
and daughu-r of thc into (Jhark'i P. Bowman, of Oxford,
RelaUvaa and frlenda ol th" fam ly nr- re?pe.tfullyJntaOal
to att-'i'd tao fim-ral aetvloaa at the Church of the V.C
d'ernor. on Frlday. Jannary t, IBW. M IC:48 fc Bt.
Carrlages ulll me.t the 8:10 a. Bt. traln from Sew-lork.
WAI.SII-On W.-dncedav. Docombor 31, at I.er realdenoa,
81 ORvar-aa., JIary sValah, age 81.
Vottea of fnaeral aoraafter.
WOOOCOCK-At Slng Slng. on th.< cvenlna or B'ind?T,
pocember J8, Mary lluir.i'.ra Bard, wlfe of WBBam P.
Pnoeral aerafeea ?o her home a. Tburaday morniug,
Jannary I. at baif i*?? 11 ovioek. .,__-. _
Traln wavea (irand Central Di-pot at 10.05 a. m.
lianorti'ir-ir of Htafe. Wanhlnirton, Ti. C. Pocemhor 80.
moo ?Tiiformat-iin 7a* beon rVeelved1 at thla D.-l-artmenl
rom' M J "hn 8? Twoii.. tho Cmaul of tho Coltad htatee
at Naplea. Italy, of th.. death. on the l'3d of N"^n.lvr
1800. at Baplea of Bdwln B. .I'likirt-. au Amori.an Tourlal
iaent 2--.li Hi'oadwav. N '?.V.,rk. The b'cal ropi-s,.,
Latlvea of the de?'>ased i'iii obtain fuitii-r Inforniatloii by
BOPlvUi* to this nopartm.nt. ivr dUioxtoh No. 17, datei
ifSonilj.r ?. 1800.
Special Xoticrs
A,_ "how Year'a l)?y." 9 M 3.
DOV'T I'AIL TO PKE
THE WOULD-FAMOUS MASTERPIBCjB.
"THE ANQELl'S."
BEFORE IT LBAVE8 TM1S 'OCNTr.Y FOR FRAXCB
LAST 7 BAYS OF EXUIBITION.
NKW YT-AR'S, ii A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Dally, 0 u. iu. to 0, aud 7:30 to 10 p. O.
SL'NBAY AKTEUNOON. 2 TO 6:30.
AT THE AMERICAN aRT OALLERIE8.
No. 0 i^ai,J5S?cnty tlilra ?t. (M??i?on Oquare.)
A.- Flfth Avenuo Anrtloa Roonaa,
840 PIFTH AVKNl'E,
Mr. C. F. WETMOKE iik.a phaauro In amiounring tha*
the collectlon of oil palntiu(?a form.sl l.y
MR. A. H. HATOU,
late of tho flrm of FISK & HATCH.'wIil be plaeed on n
hlbltloii nt tho rlfUi A\euiiu AUtllon Rcoina on Monday.
January 5._?
A.- Fifih Areaue Art (iallrrlaa.
?.HAi FIFTH AVi.Ni.i-:.
TO-DAY, NEW YliAIlS 1>AY-1801.
Mafftillli'i'iit I'ollextl.n of uiehltcctnral dniwlnga: annerh
loao coUccUon; naJntiaga, water-colora, aculptuie and bat.
rrilrfa,
.?s.xth Aimual Kxhibitlon of th<-' Aich.t?.ctural E?ii|(iH' (af
.N e m - V ork._,_
A - A. -A.- Por lloliilay Ollla,
Nolhliw ao BOceptabli lo U" ladli-i aa a four-oloc*
uot'ti.i of in'. App??? Bioaaoa._Boia everyaraata.
Your complexion hnpro*ed by uae af
CARTBB- f.lTil-E LIVEE PIM.S.
Poatofflce .Netlce
(Should be read daUy by all lutorcaUal, aa cnaiiuea mar
^'iJiHtofa'.or foreitt couutrtea msad not be apeclally ad
?Jrc.-aed to! ii.*l atvJ. by an. parUcuv tu-a-u.-r, i-xci-pt *l*.*
lt l- U a.icd W ? n- JUpiJ'-Wa of oankiiiK aud coum.-r-.al
_u. ..u.i.ia. lotir- not awxlally a___r.a*-U ouna a,_t Ly
_., laOWat vam i? avatlable. _ _ ,
Vor^i.n matit for Uie ?-c.a .nding January 3 will cloa*
pror-iitP ln ali caao*] -?i UUa o:ii ??.? aa i-i.owt
I'ltLT-SUA V-At 0:30 u. ni. for l-iiropc. p. r ? a tlty
i i i ,.n \ t Queanatowii iKUera mwl oy dir.-.,u_l -aur
_Uj of Choali ?). at u 30 p. in. tor Ne?fouiidlB.< p-r
ateJmei from li...i.'at: at a:8d b- m for al. Plair.
Mlu'"ln, P'r etcamet IMw llabfax.
ritlBAi-Ai i p. "aa uup^c_.ci.' ry 1:30 p. m.) for
itarmuda. Dttl a. a. T'liTWad, at 1 p .' ituppien.eulaiy
1 liii' v? ui ) for Naaaau, N. P.. aud ba.tiago Cuba. por
**RATL'ltDAY-AI 8 3. m. for Para l ?? ra and Prrnan.buo.>,
nara. ? Uaboaeoaa ; al ti 30 a. at. f": Krance. bwiu.iia.-,
itiiv bikU P-rtuoti and Toraey, p-- a. a. i_? Biaktrtaa,
via Aavro d.tura for oth^r Europvaji oountrua muat bo
Brvcted "D'-i E? Bn-taain.-"); at 7 :30 a. oa. lauppionn-ntarr
?'.?,.', a m . f .1 Euroo<, P'r ?. a. 1,'mbria. vla Ouo?natn-in
,l. to-V for Vrai.co. swiuoiland. luly, bualn. i'orluffal
ind I ? ra v. inuit te dlr-cfd "l?-r t mlirli": : at 8 a. ta.
?o- v'.-wiv dlnst. p?r a. a. l.lar, : flotter, muat bo dlr. ot-41
"uor laloid"): at 0 30 a. ni. for the Nath rianda (1ire<-t,
iw-r a ? ?spaar-dim vla R-.ttordam ilottere muat b.
d r- t-d "P r .spaan-an. '., al 10 a m. nupplemoriUry
?0 Sf? a B j 'or the Wlndward lalaad* j/t a. a.
Mirl.1- at 11 a. m. (aupplennmt.ry 11:80 B. ?.,
f ,r _or* ne I.land ao/ Jajualoa. alw J.cmc-l
__,.l Aon Cuvea, lli-iti, per a. a Adiroudack : at 1 b ni.,
T,i(?.n;?"cK,r('!,,il,... ^rabaaoo and Yu.aiaii. aar a. ..
oil/.bn (l-ttof for ('uha. Tamplco and Tuxoam dlrwt
and ? ttier Moxlcan sm*? vla \>ra t rw. rmiat b* dlnewd
??,", OrUatO'')! at 1 p. aa, for Para.and Mana.*. p-r
a a Cyrll: at 1 p. m. fn.|.p.eiiimBarr 2 P- m.) mr
Wmvttwi* and Our^.-ao. ai-o aavanllla vla Curaeao. i?r
a t! pi llarteiphK 1 t>a for oti>? 4_oiorob.au pot Ia muat 0a
dir.ct.-d "p-r l'h!l4di-l|ihta"i. ... ?_,
8VNDAT-AI 3pm fnr Coattt Rlra Tla Unoo. oer
a a lil-i.ii.'a f'om New-O leana.
Ma.ia fcr Chlna and Japa". I*r a. a. Cltr nf Peking fffBt.
San Frai tlscoi. cloaa Uen January -4. at 0 30 p. m. MBlia
'or Anatralla, New-Zealand. Ha?aMan. n.'t aivl ?#Tioan
lalsnd.. i?r ? a. Marlpo?a (from san FransLeoi, ekae hera
lannarv :4, at ? 30 p. ni (nr on arrtval a*. New-York of a. a.
Iti.thnla. wlth Pritian nalla for Aiiatrallai. Malla faf tha
liawallae I?|ar.d\ per a. a Au-tialla ifroro San >raml~oi,
,rlo-T- h.-v Minarv ?**, it 8 30 p. m. Malla for th? H?letf
lala -la iwr afalp City of I'ap. fl' ifron. Saai naatlaW) (laa.
h.rr Janiarv *2.V at 0 M f. aa Mall? for Nowfo: ndlarid
bv ra'.l tn HtltfM, and BCOMa>k*> at.flrrer eltaai at tha
: ffroe dally al H 30 p. m. Malla for MlquMnn. hy rall -t
i'4?tim. and thenee hy ateamer eloae at IMl omrt- dally
at 8 30 i_ m Malla fcr (uha. br rall toTampa,
rta.. arnl tl.imi'o hy aleamer (aaillii* MMondayjv
'rharaaara and HatwdBtai. clrvi" at thla efflee laUy a' 2 Bfl
a. m. Malla for Me.lro. tvntanrl, onlH? apaelallr ad
dretateat fcr dlapaUh bv ateamer, eloao al IhU *Bct dally al
"?Trana-Pai Iflc malla are forwarded 4n San Franelaro dalle
and th? ai-h.Onle <i c'n*lnt l? arranjet on (he pravumplion
,f tholr voliKe.mpttal (v.i'.and tr^iilt te Oaq Fra?itao\
Mali- f>oa- iha K_ut antvino ?n Um. *\ ?ii.'i PranelBaa on
tAe dar of aahtnr of ?te.-vn.m ai* dlapalehed thanee tha
aaavi ?toy. Regi-terod mali elaaua at e b. w. movloaa dof.
?w*. J coHNBLIUa_>Ajr COTT. l^itfimatao.
" BtaiofSaa. JTra-Tort. B. t.. Datoab* W. aJt*

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