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W__*.HINGTOX'S BIRTHDAY.
OR-KRVANTE OF THK _kfataV__-a___-,
|_A__ FI.TINO r.VI.KVWIir.RF.-FI.VE WEATIIKI*.
ADDS MUCH TO THI'. liNJOYMI.NT
OF THK HOL1DAT.
r.eorpe W*_?laffton. iral ?? war first 1-n rc,r'' a;i(1
first in the Itaa-rti ol hl- eountrymen, l*. aim flrst in
Um ciin.i.ii'.ii "i tha weather elerlr, The 159th annl
reraary "f ihe bbthday <>f i'i" Father of kla Country
tel] o-i Bar?ay, and fair weathar prc-ted tlie day.
liut a- it ?> Sundrtv Ihe relel.ratio? WM poatftoned
in.tii faaterday. whtek wa- abnoal a peifeet da\ in thb.
i ity. The aun _d ned eaerl himaeif maeh, and u.o
air was eHep and put a preaalnm ea i.risk wal?ng.
The result was that the populatk- of the town waa eat
in full lorea. Fias* .md buttag waea every where,
nnd thOM fiacs whieh had l"-en lowered tO hnlf nia-?
in meannrj "f Oenerai Ikarman wera auain tl-trwa t<>
the kaaaaa la honor of Onorge Wa-_agtoa, and tho
change from mtpaaaaleB af Ka_onal grtal ta Ita-oaal
rciehratioi, aaaa broaght Into ekarp eaatfast, whlch
made Uie draperic.s of Ciape on tlio public b?-?ip
look out Ol pl-.c.
i.i-ii,c-s araa __aan--f inapen-ad throughout the
city. and the public bnlMlnga were eloaed. the Poat
offlee betng open for a short time only. Tlie pollco
court* were not closed. however, nor the plnniill*. and
eaaae a.ui id-utt operattd la that leepaei aa aaaai.
I.ut onlv a few rti-unk-i, men aaaa eeea aa the streets
and lha a_f ***_aa_ off qaletty and enjoyably. The
tlBBBlraa ga-.e cxtra aftet-noon prrformnnce*. Atlil-t.e
ori;aril7-itlotis liirned the day to advanlaije. Adjuiai.t
.1 i. .uld Wan.er ral-od thc flap over ttie old fort ln
Central Park, as he ha* done for many yrats. and at
the ltattery a new llap with forty four stars was
liol-ted by C. II. Forhes. M. Campbell. .1. Mahoney and
C. n. Ilehor. There were present al-o reproent-itivee
of the Andersoti Zotiave Veterans and Geerge (icrlier,
at. aide of Captain David Van Arsdale, Who rai-ed tha
flag for many year*. Castle Wllllnm *aluted thc fla*.
In the erenlntc theie were relcbratlona by sorleties
and other orgatiizationa.
'?Tony" Past r observed that the eiiuestrian atatnc
of Qeataja W*_hlngtoa th Fnlon Square was not deco
ratcd, and ha patriot'.cally delermiiicd to do honor io
the Father of hl* Country and derorate the statue
____? lie ohtained a ladder and aome evergreens.
and, with .lame-s Colllcr, "llarry" r-amlerson, Dr.
Cropper and '?(.us"' riilllips, proceeded to adorn tha
statue with the arergreaaa, a "a_n_tow" pobeeaaan
auddcnly woha up to his tinportanre. and halled "Tony"
with, '? Whcrc's yer pemilt ?"
?? Permit V repUed Mr. Pasfor, surpr-lsed; "do I need
a permit to ho;:or George Washington?''
" We',1. ye_ need a permit to derorate his statue, any
how." wa* the l-ply.
Mr. DU?Ol and his frlends resumed the celebration
thele own way at tho Morton Hm.se.
a>
VATRIOTIC: SO.*- OF THK BEVOLUTIOX.
TRtbENTATION OF HAHDSOME IXSIOXIA TO
F*_r_JJ?-91- TA??MADOK AT TliEIH,
AHHUAL l.l.NM'.lt.
Members and gu<*-ts of the New -York Society of
r-ons of Ihe Kev.ilution mct und dined last night ul
Deimoniloo*a in konor of Waahtagton'a Blrthday.
Then were _M people praaent, and they were as en
thu.-ia-tii' ns were thelr aneeatora who aarved andei
Waahington. The i-eata were reeel-ed in the red
room by President I-Bnut-ga and other _!?>-?, and
Khortly after 7 oviork *al down to dlnner.
The featuro of the. eventnp was tbe presentation by
Jatnes H. Mor.an to Fir-id.-nt Ta baa IgC of a m-dal
ond an addi>e*s. Ihe B-dTMl rcferred 1" thc fonna
lion of tho Society of tho Clndnnati at the close of
the wnr cf the Ba*rola_o_ and the preeentallon of the
order of the "*__*__" by thc Ftesek m.val otteera to
(.eneral Washlnpton. Among -thOf thinfja ihe addres
*4tlrt:
??We reeognlao with gratltude your emlnent and
earne-st serelcea to our BOdety as its pn-sldeni for
many yeara, and a numbr of our members have united
in the desire to follow tl.e prfcedent aat by the French
naral ofticer. a centui-y ago. As a consequenc*. we
liave the honor to present to you this in_.gTn? <>* tha
K.ns of the RevoluUon, whlch we bog you wlll Blwayi
wear on auiuhlo UIBBalimi, nnd ln doing BO we present
the affeetlonato and re.-paetful compliments of your
brethren.'' .
The lnsignla wa? pUie*d abont thc neek of the presl
dent. He responded wlth good baata and wa*. hcartily
rheered. aiter whlch he lntroduced the R?v. Dr. B.1
waed ?_>. Inger-oll. of Brookiyn. who spoke to the
toa-t "Wa*hInaton." the fln* on the Bm.
Dr Ingeraoll sald ln part: '"The splendld Koh-l
noor freed from all bleml.heB and defeets, blaaea
brllllantly among the crown Jewels of the Sovere.gn oi
F.rieland. Waahington Is our Koh-i noor, a crown
Jewel not of h mllng sorereign, hnt of a aoveretgn
people. Of no one man can lt be tnily aaid. " He wb
tho bfaaest waniH thal erer buckled sword.' but WB
mav suv aomellilng icranfler. Waahington wa. out
Joshuft who commanded the sun of Enrope to ataiid
sUll arid was obeyed. Hlstory has enshrlned his
name and perpetuated his BBaaaeey, and lt i? l"it The
Wn-hlnpton splrit stands a? the model of manhood :
a lofty vlew of llfe aml irs poaslbllitlea; ol man and hia
value: of aocfetr and Ha duties: of ?iod and H_ clalms :
and the suprem.^ question Of today U ___ _?
washington ap-rtl he atreagthwiai or a-eakeaed*'
"Sons of the Kcvol'Hlon, let ua hc BAble sons of
nohle alica: Ia tha ipWI and wlth thc berolc virtuc
of -the lal?an' M us efeerlak nnd a*_tntala the h"ir
lOOBBB of blaaetag whieh they on b'-nded kn.-e and wlth
devoted hand rceivi-d from Heavcn: lt was not
nnder the rapid and fcrvid attmult- af city llfe that
Washington was devehped. His waa lha slow ati'l
flrm gwwth of the oak and wa eaii him the fathei
_| hi" country heeOMBB lava, -ktoaga at.d patrlotlsm
breathed and throbbed ln his rnortal frame "
Dr. ln.ersoll was foi],wed by John G.
Floyd, whO rcsponded to -*4atk_a Halc," and
t'if other toasts and speakers were "The Clergy
and the Sona of the Clergy." 'Btahof Perry.
of lowa; "The True Causes of tho ltevolution,"
.lolin r. Tomllnson; "Tlie _-**Ot-ttOn is Not over,"
I)r. AuaUn Pcott: -For the Managers" and "The
Private Soldiers of the Kevolutlori,"' Chariea H. Wood
mff, and ? Urltish MUunderstandlngs,"1 John Cllbert
*__?___
?T_Tlha aiMmhara, with the exeeidtoa od Dr. s.ott.
wcrc mombers ol tlie BOClety, a-tid. BM-I of tlie mem
brra wore the handsome. tnsignia of Ihe Sona of the
K.-volutlon. A deputation fi-om the Petniisylvaiiia
?viciety of tlie tsotis of the Kevolutlon aMended,
They were WlUuiin Wav:e. Ki'l.ard M. Cadwalader.
Major Edward C?r_*aa_r, John C Jordan. arrd tlie
Rev. Georgo W. llodge. er_plaln of thc IVnn.-vlvaiil_
Society. From the Diatrict of C_hiaab_ so<-lety were
John Lee Carroll, Aleiauder It. l.egero and C_H-_a
Worthington. _nd from tlie lowa >orlety Hi.rK.p
Perry. pre?dont of the lowa Kiciety Sona of the
Revoliitlon, and chaplain-general of the Cirder of thc
t'lnclnnatl.
The othera present were J__M? Mortlmer Mont
gomery, Arthut- Melvln Hateli, M_ B. Ire
land, Oeorge Cllnton (Janet, Henry Wyckoff Le
R.ry, Dr. John Clarkaon Jay, Jr., Wllllam G. Hamllton,
Aaa Hird (iardjier, liradi-h John-on, Jr.. Charles H.
Woodruff, Wiilum Cariiender, Itobert Lenox Lelknap.
Robert OlTphant, Jan,es M. \arnum. thc Rev. Dr. Kd
ward J*. IngT-oll, charles P. I.attlng. Malor Chariea 11.
Whlpple, Asa C. Wmren. ex Judg? Krclciick ('?. <i"l
nev, Renjamln 1*. |k_rekl_l, l'elk.wes Divis. Charl"- .1.
Carpcud-r, Frederlck D. ThOmpsoB, John Henjamln.
Qt_??M I.yons. Wyllys Tern. Colonel ("Imii*- I.
WiUon, of l-HaaiaIpkla; Dr. Robert T. Merrta, Henry
T. Drowne, shepherd -Jaapp, c\-Jadge F-tteraon, BoI?rl
(ilyphant. Charles M. lialdwi;:, t,\man W. lU-dingtn,
|__yaa D. l?rUer. Henry D. __beocki C?_reaee w.
Rowen, C. D. iseldvn, Williiuu AJeiander s-mitti. Wlll
tam W. Hoppin, W. T. Wl___a, C, V. Wemple, Wllharn
A. Hutigerfoni. F^ig-.ir ruderhlii. Hanry Y. Weaaple.
Kdward L. Weinp:'-. w. Inrlna Taylor, lia-.ard Dom
Inuk, ls_ai* Mvor, John B. Irt-liind, Lawreaee W,
lliclilev. Wllliatii A. >.':cit<;'i, (.(-.irife C. lUnoin,-.
Llvliigaton F.n,ery, Henrv Maiidei ille, Froderick
A. betta. A. B. Valenllne. John Watson, At,ru
nam Vau Yetehen, L. C. Mygmt. .-. \'. Ooaurtana,
John Lawrence, Henry 1*. Hatch, Henry de Foreat
luldwln, orlando B. l'orter. Dr. Lewis R. Morrla,
0_B_vus Farley, Jr.. Wiliia:n A. Duer, John N. I u
penter, George P. Ileiijarnin, Frederhk A. lienjamin.
Otis Le Roy, Auguttus Floyd. Lewis II. Livingstort,
John J. Riker, Dr. Tinioihv M. Cheesm.nrl, James T.
Larrow, Fi-ederck T. C?rkson, Frederlck A. Guild,
James H. y. ?.-.? .:.. Dr. John/C. -Tay, Jr., Simeon Laid
win, Edwin C. Lamed, John C". Floyd, Charles Robert-.
w. e. D. stokes, C-arlaa laham, I?ala J. sonds, Baayer
< _.-k_on, lieorpe W. '.Ii.ey. Mwln lied?II, Or. Wllllam
F. French, I?roy L. Gft?T?h, John B. Wemple, ,1.
Searlo Harclay, Oeerga K. Unniei, Ph-rrc F. MaodoaaJd,
Charles L l_1lB.it?I. Dr, Klihard 11. IVtIa, Joha C.
Tiirner, WlJIUm A. TbompaoD, William li. Ilornblow.-r,
Rufus. R (Jiiivas. Ru-ii s. Hawkbu, Dr, John w. Oican,
Jaiob BrnwAft William .haMjr, tlie B-T. BraekbolBl
Morir_.ii, Or. Frauk W. Jiuk-ou. IK-nry Hall, isat
terlee bwartwout. Dr. Nel-on H. Henry, Dr. T. Hawaon
Lradford, of l_l__-IphlB' -Mfred ;:. Iti..-, J|__BB ||.
llo.?ley. William \*. Miirrm, Iti. r,ai-d .s. Oana. Hehry
1. lirightmun. Kdwaid 1?. riullei-, t.tnr^f. W Ca?*,
llarry Oo.i.l,.-. Or. Kdmund T. Doubleduv, Loulh M.
.Teneh. Warren M. Ilealey, Fraaelfl L. Hlne, < harlet.
li. llut,i?*u. Henry M. Love, ci,.,;-- 11. Muiray, W-rren
B. Nawbirk, Dr. Ch_rl_a A. Powera, Dr. George S
gbelton, .lames R. Birsag, .lohn C. Tomllnson, Bdward
rrenchavrd, .lames t*w_i__, Albert DelatlcM. John i*.
Marahall, <>cr_ld Derry, Mattliew llinmii'i, Henry >?
Haitie-. P. Vnn Zandt Lane. Main-ay H..Btrong. Ueorw
N. (iardlner, the l!ev. Dr. Moryai. Olk,
William (ia-toti llamllton. Ale\ai>d<T R. } h"i'i|-"' ?
Jr., Blllott i- Dr..'--. Danlel C. We*ton, aMwardw.
Wetmorc, nonvernear M. Bmlth, Thoodore B. Aii< ? ??
.nre .-. Nlchola, ]r., WlMam P. Btevenaon, Walter h.
Italdwlii, Charlea w. Carpenter, W. J. RUter, Fraaak ?.
Kelley, Fadward w. Dltmars, William D. Garrlton,
Charlea Wlasner. Charlea II. Woodruff. Willlarn w.
Badger, Henry P. Butler, i>r. Charlea C. i nrrier,
William (.. Dominlok, Robcrl _. Ftaney. FrederlcK -
llalcht, fieorge C. Ilelli er. Vllred Hodirc . Jamei ';?
1,-vlivroiKt. Mcnrv II. Mar-hall. Henry A. Nellton, ->hti_
M. Olyphant, C. H. K. Reddlnp, John .1. gUleoch. Bntli
erlan.i (;. Taylor. Theodore Thomaa, Davld -. wiiiani.
Jamet M. Androwa, l. Ferrta Lockwood, Howard l ir
?hall, Motcis P. Ferrta, Thonia- <-. Bvana, Edwara
? arroll, jr., H.w_;d LocJtwood. J. Weet*er Mllhi.
Dr. AuBtta .-rott. of Rntgen CxtUeg^R- M- Cadawa
ader and J. Fadward Carpenter, of Phlladelphla. win
tam Kelby. John Lee Carroll. of Ugrytand : Henijr A.
. ,-,. by. wii?'.ti B. Wrong. Wlllhun F. BUfford. WllBana
li.-inv Jackaon, Bdward <-. Iimw" Roi_?L! yi\--r'\
Icff, John l.. Rlker, Oeorge R. f?b*on, ; hartei v i-ii
bot L. Bayard smith. Georje G. Rorlrwoajd. Cheater
GrtawoM lieorgo C. Qonet. Chariea Henry Hart. Jota
Flali. of Harvard I'nlvenlty : John G. Leacti. ol Wtlla
delphla; John Auatln Stevens. W . ?????? .,:1^'n',\.A .,
B. .{ohinwm. N. WHManwon. Pr. John Bhiady, wllltam
Robnton Samuel Rlkor.lr.. John l.. < .orington. A tae 1
r Paraont. A. Floyd Delafleld, Henry lt. i>n._ne.
Hcnrv M. RobertaOB anil Dr. 15. t. M. lage.
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THE HOLIDAY IN RUOOKLYN.
A THOt'SANI) rillMiRlN Sivr. jf .TION.-I. HVMNs
AT THB CI.KI'.Ml'NT AVK. RINK
A holMtay ah was presenUd by Broaklyn atreeta
vesterdav. Tl.e pablle leltOoU, 'itv and rounty offlcet
and many placea of boalneH were etaaed and throngi
of people, were in the -trects. Flaga a:id haim'r
wera tlamitcd prondly from many polcs. The CltJ Hall
and Mnnleipal Departaaeal BaUdlag preaeated ? -
appcaranre. The eupola and roof of the formei- were
trimmed in ralabow (ashtoa, wlth taag itrlnp af baa
mh axtendtai from the pole ebare the atataa of
Juatlea aurmountbig the eupola. A pertraH nf Waah
Inrtoti waa dl-.pla.ved over thc portteo, Tlie wind'iu
of the Munlelpal BuUdlng were decked wlth thleMa, from
whl. h llac- extended, and were eurtalned with rcd.
whlte and btua.
laktag advantage of tho flnc weutlier, manv pcr
BOUI vlsitcd HM parka auid snluirl.s. There were h.'li
drtv aadleaeaa at tba theetoea where six'.-iai matlneet
were given. A large number of enterUlnmcnt- were
given in b'.th afternoon and evenlng,
The Brooklya Oeetllau h.-ld a eejehrattoti under the
dimtlon Of Albert B. C'tu-we.ll at tba ClemOOt ave. rlnk
in the afternoon. AbOUt 1,000 ihlldicn were on the
platform and neailv twiee a? many people were
?pectaton. The rmk wa- bandaomely deeorated wlUi
f:..-- and portralts of Waahlngton, Uncoln, (.ran!,
Bherman and otbera. The eaat-end decoraUont were
a ifprodur'.ii.n ol thoae ln Uie Bral pUery ol the
Poaaiou BulMtng at Waahlngton oa tbe oecawtan ol Uw
taaugural ball ta 188B. Tl.e ihii'iis'ii arere dlvlded
Into Lhree bodiea, tbe Oreenpotnt, bedfoiii and Central
tectlont reapectively, under tne dircetion oi joteph A.
Campbeli, Charioa s. Yerbnry and wuium R. Goate.
Conterno't band waa ta atteadaaea
Thc rhildi-.'!. tang many American hyrnn- and al-"
the sonu- "f vnrtoui natkma. Thlrtaeo boya ln < on
Unontal untform tang "Yanhee Doodte.*1
Werrenrath tang Bevoral aoloa t.. whlch ihe rhlldrcn
_.i.!-d Uie rborusea, and William .iae_.-r gave i
aolo. General Horatlo C. Klng made an addreaa. re.
vlewlng the rharactera of Washingion, Liucoli
Grant. He pald an eloqueM tribute to a'oneral
man, whom ite ranluii nexl to Granl amoi i
(teneral* ol Ihe war. Geocral sherldan he plared I
The Barlholdl Battah"ii. umter comniaud ol i
Georce L. Rager, gave an exhibltlon drlH thal i
mucb applaute. A feature ol thc
playlng ol? bopln'a Funeral Starch ta memory ol
ea-al Sherman.
???
WASHINOTON HEIGHT8 CENTUBV CLUE
TOASTb AT ITS DlXlfEB AT THE MURRAT HIIX
HOTEL.
Among the e__B__e__oratlve dlnnera eaten ln tlil
rlty taat nlgbl nol tbe taasl dlgeatlMe waa thal nt Ihe
Waahlngton Holghta century Club Flfty taur memben
and gneeti met at 6:90 p. m. In hon..r of tbe man who
r-MiiMn't ten a Iie, at Marray inii Hotel The |
pratdlal faattvltles were brought to tie fr ?
IM by tho prealdent, Hoeea B. Perklnt, Mh> n
livwed a bilef latrodactory addreaa, ln whlch he tcv
eral tlme* made reeyeetfUl montlou of \v_ '..
He taw dowd Himed applaute and hli ex_mpk wa* f..i
lowed t.y the teeietary, i>r. laaae Lewla Peet, nft?'r an
clo^uent readln.: of Wathlngton'l facew-f-n ad'lr. --.
'The Day We Celel.rata" t.rouix'ht from tbe Hpa 0.
thc Rev. a-eoree li. Payaou honeyed phraaea ?:.d pa
tri.'tir. sentlmernt*. wbieh in turn brOBgM fa?rth ebeert.
The toii-t of -Tlie Prf_lde.it ef the Cnlted Btatea waa
drunk st_iii'.ing and ta tUenee. Rkhard II. Kinihall
had <-omethltiK ta ?.*>? abOUl "The Enrlv r>av< of tba
ii.-puhiic." ami .-aid lt. "<nir Legal Uuulaarlea*1 *_*
leipotided t.i by ex-Jndge ifoah i?uv:* Mr. r>avis
raLi'd no namttt. but mada hbnaeU felt and ayyea
iiated.
Then up rose .lohn R. FeOows, who will )i?v<? % de?_
in the House of l'epre-ctit_tiv__ ln Man-.h. aud t<.ld all
he Unew of "The CongrOM of the Cnited Mate-; tha
iK-st Ulastrattoa ol Bepraaentanve Qovernaieat.
?? Wliat the Cl'-rtjv Have Done- lor tlie Countrv ln Tin.-s
of I'l-i.l' was taken eara ol t-y tii* Bev. M. B. Aiigi?-r.
Joaenb IIow_id. Jr., <aiu* into the dlnli.g nx.ni ln tln."
to talh .rn ""ur Stoble Botvee," and th" featlvlues
weia eoneludod irbma the Kcrv, (iai'diiier s. Plumlea
lmd reiponded to the t,,;i-t ?,f "Our Inatltaatlona ?f
U.aniir.iy, tlie Foundatiotit. on Whlch Haa Been Reared
th.- Greatneaa ol tbe RepubUc."
A few of thc meta preaent were Judge Davld
McAdam, Judg.- EhrUch. .I-dge MeGown, 1 L.
l'onaiuer, Gouverneur K. LuIl^lll^, Eugene Mi
Enroe, wiiium B. Uomervllla, bamue] <-. Adani .
Henry C. Ferguton, Walier iv?4*t, Frank Koch, Pr.
(H'oif-e F. Jackaon, ll. n W. Lawaoo, J. r. Kclly,
tlie -.ulptor; Davld 11. Knapp, llarl.ii.-.r Boyd, Henn
llartn.aii, R. Carmaii ComLea and (.uvigo P. 1
McVay.
A PRFi-F.NTATION" liV NAVAI, PT.ST, G. A. R
Tlie. par.arhiai achoolt attaebed ta Bt. Petor"! B
caihiii.- Chnreh, ol whlch the Bav. J. ll. McGean la
the p__tor, was han.ls.iiii.lv (Ir.oraled last evenll *.
tbe oonaaleii heing thc preaenIation ..f a tet of flajr,-.
to the .!iil(ii-?.n ot th" aeboola hy Uie memben "f Naval
Paat No. M<i. o. a. K. Tba preaentatlon tpeacb m,
made by .1. B. Botoy nnd the reply i.v Father MeGean,
who said that tbe 'hlMren of t.'ie aehool woald ev.-r
tnasurs wHh (attbful ami patrlotte reaembrance the
gllt (.1 Naval Poal No. 51B. A lar_e pi.rtrait of tlfu
I'rc.ideiit ??*- pu.-ed npon th" platform h.:<i tbe pnpll.
sa;,K "The Btar-panglod liani.tr" and other patrioUc
American alr*.
OFFICBRfl OF TIIF. 71 st OINF..
a itsa,y and gallanl company <<t ofleera <>t the 7i?t
Regiment, and their Invlted gueata, aal down to dlnner
togetber lu_t nlght at Maaetti'a, Forty nlnth -t. and
Blxth-ara., to r.ietnate Waahlngton'i Blrtbday. The
regtmoot wai forflBMy tbe American Gaard, and tbe
boai-d ef ofleera deemed it apyropriate t.> return to oid
cubtom nnd have an anntial dlnner on thlt duv. All
ex-o-toara ef Uie reKiment were iH'i-miited t<. par
U''ipate, as weli as su, li pertont of dlstliirtlon un.l
BoatmltTtaiaad afltaera ef other regiment* a* any mem
ber tiio.? to tavtte,
The dlnt.er was ln every way enjoyable. A number
of lnfonnai speei he. were made, ia wbieh laailaleei-nret
of GeaearaJ Bbseauui weee rebited, und tribute- ol
rcspeit to his mfmory were made by nearly everj
ipeaker. Among tliose picent were Ci.mnilK^lonerix
(oleiiiau and i.ailup; (_ptdii Qalbrattb. ?.f tlie Untted
stut*. Army ; Dn Gwyar, colonel Frederleh Kopp.'r,
Llentenanl Colonel ltenni-on, Major Ddwiis. I.l'-u
teiaiitu Kohnai), Auehtaetoaa and Boaatwlck, and Major
Mann.
?--???.
Ilul.IilNc; AN 0BATOBICA1 COMPCTITloN.
Lenox i.i.i'um waa erowded yeaterday afternoon
Wiih th" frli'iids and iiaicnt- nf the students of Man
hattan I'.ilk'Ke, who were ther.' tO llsien to tha or?
torlcal (onti-.v for tbe Father Grady MeaMirla] medal
iho eeeaaloa waa alao made a dtttag eelehratlou of
Waablngton'a Birtbdag, redtationa. -mig- aud mualc
tatervenlag betacen tbe ezMMUoaa ..f oratory on tbe
p_rt of Ibe young eomyetttora. .Many prleata an.l
profbtaenl Boum_ CathoUc tayaaaa were praittnt, among
tii.'in iiflng .lam.'s GlbUa, Majoe l*. M. Haverty, Mon
ttgnor John M. Farley, Major B. J. O-baughaeeay,
.lame- i>aly. Father l iltaghart* "f (a-u- Garden; ibe
Rev, Brotbei Chriallan, vltltor ol the Chriatlaii
I'.i-other-: LawrBnee '?? (-onkUng, Mayor Gle_aon, "f
l.i'iiL' i-iand (ity . th" Bev. Joteph Bigley, of WaahlnR
tonHelghUj Bichard >l M'allcra, School Commlaaloner
Mortarty. John i>. Crlmmlna, a-id Danlel R. bnckley.
Elghteen ttndentt took part In Ibe oonteat. .ludg"
Hra.iv. in ijehail of the committee of Judgea, awardad
the iiiedul to John Joaeph UTJiicn.
DUaTMXJI OF THE ELl.VKNTH ARMY COP.PS.
The a?*o< ut.oii i>r Iha Btavaalh Arn.v Carpt al Iha
Army of Uie Potonu.: o.lclr_ie. Iht lay at I).-imoiilco'i
li-t niElit. There wa. _ nuinh'-r of batlie-i'.arrcJ VOtwani
prtiwat At th.- li.-ad of Lh'.- uiile w?? Oeaatal 0. 0
Howard, wllh Oeaaeal is.gei &" hi? left and Oaaeral
OalaOti on th.' r.ghl. Tln- ..tn-r n.iilUry BMm STtaial
.. . ...n^riii Oarl 8 hnr/. Oenaral Biaal, Oaaeral criindo
ii BaUth, Me itt-naiii c. i>. Tieat, Captata T. ; k
Colonel Behwartt. Oeaatal Caaaala, M?."i I W. 0
mi leofl iigi.i*rd. M4j": niiitna, Colaaal J"im T. i... _?
14i .-inain J. W. Wttiaa, Calaaal 'l. a. ii.Higa- Colonel
1 Wi-im-i k. ( ui.s-i.i V.y.fr and Colonel A. C. Hnii.llii.
iii-i.ir.4ii ni iu ? a--" latlen a
i.iii;.l ll.iu.i.l. th' jjir-ld.iit, of tl": a-_<x latlun, ln
iBtroOurias Uw hlateiian -aid that tin i.!---. thu tha
Blevaath army Carpa vra? twapoaed a!mo?t ezelantvel]
or <>i-iniaiiK araa a aUataksa aaa.
?' Aix.ii nrntt.-r .,f Imi." tin- UBPBIBl ?'Ki, ?? luo-llilid
of tbe miI?Ii r* rrrrv BBUVBB, ami Ih.r ir,_.i? llii- l.e-l llnlit.
Ing i_ii!"ii_l Uial i'l.r W?at ini" tl.^ llild. M.i'li bat
beru -..,. in (.rai.e of lli.- corp?, _n.l inu.h haa beea -ii-i
aig-in-i 11, but Uie re.ord ll h_- i. oni- of wtucb *???? ba..r
ot men could feel ]uiU7 utouo. x_..-ii ticortt wlU caai
mn fi.voral.lr wlth that et any army eorp* that fonaht for
the preaervatlor, of U,* Cnlon."
c.eneral Siuel alaa maae a *p-?ch. ln whlch he gava
__T_?__ IB-il-laiin cf the corpi, aiid hia o?n
war experlerii.'s. _ _
FOUMINU A NKW-YOI'K CHAPTER
DAVGBTEBI OF THE AMWUCAB B-VOLV-XOB
OBGAHIZED IN THI9 I1TT- TMOBE WHO
spiNiJ. Tlll. CHABTEB.
A Vi;'..' ,i Boetety "? -*-?_**?** of thc American
Be-otntlon raa orga-Ued ia-t Oetoher in tha ttt* o.
Waahington, and yeaterdaj ? Bow Vork rhapter of ihe
,, aer waa organlaed al - rn-wl ag ol ladlca eUglUe to
memberahlp, beM M MBrrry'a bI ll ?'**** ... m.
mi-. Benjamln Harrtaon, wtfa ol the Pr_____t ef
the i nlted sutea, is the prealdenl general of the
Xational sorlctv. ai.d a k?| Bat 0. pr?i;.l;v:,t B-td
well-known uv-lea eoaetKate the reat "f the maaage
memt Hra. Floia A-ama Dnrflng, of viigiui:.. a
graal granddaoghter of Bamaal Adama. is thc organU
,.,_ v <c preaident e-n.-i-al. and it WM -he who pro
aidaii at the meettfai yeeter__j nt Iherry-. Among
tha f.r-t memben who kare qaallfled. of tha Bew Vork
ci'Bptor. ara Mlaa l_-*?nea Imbimiaae Adama, Mr-.
Klehard ll. l-aeen. Mra. Bdwta y. BeB. Mra. t. Heron
Ciaaman, Mlaa Kat- 0. C-rner, Hra. W. A. Dadley, Mra.
de Voh-ey Brerett, Mra. l>ii- de Footalne, Mrs. Fair
BM IheM-B-ea *a_r_an. Mr-. Martha J. Lamb, Hra.
Oeorge Uwrenee, Mra. WUItam H. Mimia. the Mi-- -
Mlller, Mr-. M-GBI, Mra. Bdalo M. m.-v,-,,?. Mra. Orm
4 C\mong others who have tihen out appllcatlon btankfl
ln orderto QaaJIfy are kH?. BogorA. Pryor. alaa Pryor.
Mr- Crarenea Aahb. Twttnj, Mra. k. Oftati B-haykw,
Mr, kagaata ItJelOi Mba Hehm targent, Mra. Henry
Hall Mlaa Voei_ei-poe_, Mlaa BHen w.v w.nnui.-. Mra.
lohn Alciandie. Mr-. Bm***k*, Ml*, ".right, Mta. Ilar
ron, Mra. Baurtli >-oa**ew, *** '""? '? <**"?? ***>
.lolin S. Wi-e and Mra. Wiu-d.
Tho honoriirv regenti o, ,-npled seats near the vlce
preaMent-gcneral: Mra. fchnyler llamlltm-, tor New
York' Mr- MLilll and Mrs. Bdwln M. stevens, for
New icr-ev Mra. Ni.lhi.i'lcl 11. Ho.-. for Pet.nsvlvanla:
Mr- FeBa de I'outi.in.-. for f-btfl CaroBna, a.,.i Mra.
FlekUni larwla w*__"_mn, for Bhode __*_?_ Mr*.
i HeroB Croaanma lepieaenled her Blat*. Mr*. lat-ia,
wh., li regenl tor Harrl*bnrg. Penn. Mra. Beger A.
Pryor li regenl of the Bea Vort i Impter.
The _oet!-gwa- ralled ta order by Wtlaoo L. OUI.
of the A,ivi-".v Board ol thc Bal.al Sxrk-ty. who
brleflt addre -?' the ladlea preaenl. Ttu* atory ol
Uie toundlng of tbe aodety. prepared by Mr-. DarUng
?, ,...?i 11 harl ;.,'? Mlaa Florenee L Adama, md
and tl.e '- whfrh lt rePJ^W^ d%JK_|?J
&X L;\;LL;'rLLL^ L.piu.ra
.. ,i __mi.n- .??-.-I':.-- lo i'i" Daughtera ..".'1
tv.i V, w.-'.i..--.n. A re*ol..tlr.nof thanka to the
prnprletora of fl? Rvcretl Honae md Mierry. waaalea
7ii',,rt.-r waa ti.cn ilfnei by ibe \*Atmjmmt?t
and ihe Sew-Yorfc Chapter entered npon ta legal
ToBUm. Fab. BB, .^"lal..- Mr. .'.nl Mr.. W.ll
.-?, |> (,'?:,ll opened ihelr houae !>? p- ihl* evenlng t?
\l t .?_'..- ?? n. who gavoareeeptlon
;;'';;' . . v . iiarrlaoti la pte I
dent "' Ihe i"'..?'.'?' '"" ?' ';r'?
.,. ,,f ih" so, -. la H waa the rlrM mceil g ol the
iwo nr] -"''M
,.,,.,. ,;;, H , .., | nf eapt il Inl ? I
? ?
THE BOflETT OF THE CIXTIXBATI.
Tl,e Baeletr r.f-1 ' "' sutt ,f N'""
Tork celebrat
,,_.,,. i- , i IM-.-'. a hoaa bed af - - -
?
- 'f paatry, ih* ?'? '' Wael
beaHna ih, Bbb ol t' - L'alim, tbe olh? ol ' Incl
, .? ? ? ' ' mer ?f tl
? ... ihiagt la im
. , .
, . | ?;,| ,.,,.1 ?, of tha Cln InaaU. Tba
(t-.rn l? H a UilrteeB atara ahove Ib *? Iver oe ? ?
., ,?? be a** a aaroll wlth I Inaei pUoa
,:h:i - npon n rBeal atrlpea I Ugblei Maa aad ailver
,,,. M.,- ;. ,? ,,-.? .,i bj , ? '? *H* ,h"
m. hlfl braaal
loba Bchuyl-r, ih' Bwremry nf th- a-eBtfn*. p '
TTM ::.t af t. ?^r, waa aaa__ hr "Tl- Maw 7 ? (1?"tkc
".- ii--- PreBtd.Hmenl." Th.a wa*
drunk ln - Ita -. tl, BB?Ing.
.. .. - - !??. ? and 11 la <"em
. :. Armaod.BoBelrieako, Qnrntm,
l'1 '"lt " ... ,.TV
Tii- l'.'V. Dr. Maaelaa R. Hutton r??pon'l*'1 " ?*
Prea-aol ef tha Ball-d Bmiea,*" raadlna alaa a letter from
i- ,. -. , - IUtrlaaa wrtti-n in B-awef la tha i.,vi> ?
Um _m i-1-,.
?Thc A.mr" BBd "The Navy" w. r. repr(-_ei,'cd l>T
fiajaw \r-, r MarrU aad B*-a.Aa__ral Bralaa.
la ranpoBBfl to th,- leaM "_Ta? I're-,1 nt'.i.wr.l " Wlll?
lam ii ... tv.nv piapa-ed lha b. ? ib - '*"* akaaal h'ad
a| |ba a -". Haa III ?? I ?l
... ? InaaU" hrougbt rt . ' *^* ????! "'
tho L'n "?, n-? Tork hetoa ' ' " wlBBaa <??
Xhompaon; MaaaaehaaettB, by i>- ifatbaa P. Blae: Bew.
y#rMr, ',, r.v - buyiM B--4) Wa 1 ?'? ".?-!"? B ?
Marr?a-, bj J-ha Crara? aml B__U? Orol_? by Ml
Warl-T.
'ii,- eltalag t. ._??? -?.-? "ha Bl m ? -ty
pyaaerlek i>? Pflyaur, and "The Colaala D*
Olyphaai.
___e| tkaaa preaant arera lo.'.n H Varleh. i'iir'n >;
it r ?? Bobarl !?..??? I A.
jl ,_ , hrv.. w. rapp, ' ??' l?a v*'' i
i,rr, v, . i '. 'i ? ?i.". Baa atl K
ABa-M, i'i.* * ii ! "i;x v--''-'* "d H "
Torrey. ^
CELF.BBATlONfl 01 V IBIOI - BIBOI
Wai ' ? " i ?" ' '
nlfh, ... . ,. of th' Lealiig-B De_o rall
:-i md
Patrlet . i> n
Carvalha. I * ' ' '' " '"''
Jamea D Ma4 l.aiaod I'.-..- BJ i-""^ B. 8 bro-d-i
I l,v Aifr_ M A H-- " BBd ! . . ' .1 ,
, ??. . ?'' 4 Bw in
r.arlng wal, h refrealu. ? Btrred,
, .. inted BIBaa, Ka-.TorB Btau
Valant*?ra, iidd n.'-ir ihlrteaDth bbbubI reaalea ahd dii,.,?i
ia*t alght ?i Baetho?fl Ball, lo i U? ?*, _m nr.t buti
aaaa <.t tr," arenUig waa id* elae-lao Bl '.n,,-ar?, i?hl.-h r?.
roited _- f-llewa: flaorgfl Borger, preeldeati Crawford
Oniveld, fir?t vi, ? -pr'-irt'--1 Chariea. i a, aaeaod trtee.
pmMaat; J. a. B?nehard thlrd vlea-prea?aai; w ii
*_r_au_gg, Beeretary; P N fii-fe, tr?_?,ir(>r Kuiiy ?
biaa_? .r iii- aM eatfa -.* 4owb la dim,?r and r?<-aii>-<i
th* ?xp.-i uiicf. of Bygk?a v.i,..
i.rrrrr.u . Aiii'.n i;s HAVE a hai.i..
Th- ball of ll,* i.-i.v-. ,r:.?- * af N?*?.Y'?k ?_. h-1,1 ln
tl ? Madlaoa Bqaai* I4_r_*n laal alght, aad prov.-d
Brllllant au. MeAultffe'a i_, d BCraplad Ua weh,
, <\ wii.-i, the tii~', iii.t? w^r' beard Uwra arera ei
1,000 rouplea raady foi lh? t',s_n,i aiareh, The d*earaUona
,o:,*i...'d <if tlie N.i.ioiini und aaaaelatlaa Bagi taa. I
Ireaed. Ii M-ii,g fo.inii rhat th? eaaeerl ball ?,iv nol
l:iii'.- Baoagk t(, a<:cnnirn,date Ihfl _-*??I "i.- aaaembl)
hi.il ,.,, tli* fto..r ?Im.\? *??? t .. ? ? lala i"n'.i-,i:.,,i, iinii
ianclng ?_* k?pt np *? iu. unBairalng tntareat ,,ntn _,.
??i:.v hour thi" inomluR. Thfl boxat pr?. iit.il a gav ip
|.(.r.inco by ica>?ii nf thc mmiv apfletalara ?lio Uld BOl
Joln tn tha daiicc, _,,d BBMMg rl,?m uml on Bha rloor arera
i.. M. Morgaa, w. a. Moger ai.d Mra. Uemmr, I. ABaa
and aaarly a'l th?. aapatiaUaMleata aiid ahleI elerka of Bm
dllTfront pBB-Bl BB-Uau la Ke? Vork. Pii'.naii.'-r Van
Coit wa. praTMt-d hy ?i<-aii?.s from ba__| i>rescat,
A BIH OATHKBIBa OP COLOBKI) MI'.N
Al'-v:ii:dri i, v.i.. i d,. 89.?Lannoo'i Opera Howe
wils liiicd t<> it- utnio-t eapaerlty to-nlghl wlth an
B-_?nee of aearly j.ikx), who were gatbarad .o ofa
-ti'V'- the birti?ay >.f tiic MFather oi bla Coaatry," at?
io Bi_eo_? Coogre anmn John hterrer l^ngrtfw aml
.intiic- m. Townaend, RerorBer of tha Oenerai Land
nfiiio, who -nip'i-s-d thelr former o*__ttr_| e-Porta,
Thc itage ?m bandaon?ly derorated an,i -<.,i<-<i npon it
aara promlnent ?eo ln the cotanty, ii.o e_rgya-en ol
the my aad viting gmB? Congia>_r__i Laaajaton
arrrred hci*- an ih* d o'< lo. h trHfa from Waahtagton and
\?as peeted wltk greal rn.w.i-, anxtoaa lo aaa lha col
ored kmder. Hoaod Beeorder __waaeod weredrlfanto
thc hoaas ol Magnna L. BaUaaon, Bdltor "f "The
Wc.l.lv Leiul.-r," ?li"-.' laeato lliey wen>. Upon tl?ir
e Iranea Into ti.pera Honae io-alghl they w.-h
tiontod aith appla*?e whkk laated tiv<- niBntea, Mag
nns i.. Boblnaoa, the eolored k?derof the VlllthCon
tieaaknial DtBtrlev, ealled the va^t as emblage t.. ordor
and roqaoatfd i lehop Jobnaoa, of Wa_Ungtaa_ t-. de
liv.-i- tne Inrocatlon. Mr. Bobmson In well-choaen
.ivi graceful worda Introdneed t,, ihe aodlence Bepre
. . .. who-e apeech waa followed uith
li.. waa vlgoroualj appla_?ed.
Mr. Townaend waa then lntrodured bj the .luirman
, | -nv who i"V' t hJa raceT"1 He spotte on -Tho
Colored Press and Ptilplt."
_**__OP_IAT_ HOXOBB AT MORBISTOWX.
MOHlllmail N. ?'.. fab Sl ispeciaD.?The New
j.,- ej '-'.?i hlngton Aa_ocmUon pa? . titiing rrlkata to
the memory "i the i ath. r ol Hli i onntry al Ihe .\,, h
Ingrton HeadQuarterfl ln thla rlty, m boldlng a reonlon
whera ipeech.__ahlni followed bf ;i roUatioti t'?,u
plaee Aboul i<x> inemhen ????nr* preaenl from this
-t ,t ?. Ben Yorkand rtnnaylranla. Vn UdentBotrart.
,!, r.iii,.nn.l A. ii.il-"'. dellgbted Ui" aaaereblaga
by readlng a hlatory of the organl-allon Mr. Draber,
,, weaithy member troaa PhH-dalphla, and Mr. Pom
pcin. of Bew Yerfc. ea. h made r_ mble prn-i it t"
Um MaoclaUon. Thc former p*/e ? mannaerlpl letter
Wrltten bj Oaaeral Wav,mnKton to ,-x (."?/cnioi- Wii,i..?,
i.i vi igstoa, oi thlf Mato. Mr. PompelB'i nift ?.i
twenty booB- ef historiral reinini?cctii?. of tha Kevo
lutlou. Tha A_?ociatlon went Uilo eaecutlvo _esflioti
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
alms by carcful sclectlon, economy, and pru.lcne.
to reduee the actual cost of insurancc to thc low
est praetieabk point, and has never bcon Bttipaawd
in this respect.
Katio of expenses of management to rcceipts
sinee oriranizatinn, 8.51 per eent.
Thc percentoso of dlvldenda to prcmitijas rc
eeived in lsno was 36 I'.or oent
Aaeete ......... |5a.7u7.707.-.
Surplias I.y liichest le-nl Staudard g.160,000.00
lMIILII' S. MILLEB, General Af-ent
for New-York City, Long Island, and New-.Tersey,
1 Wall St.. New-York City._
at whlch it was de.'idcd to cstabllsh a ladlei' enter
talnment fund. th.* sbject of thia la to provlde.
nnanelal meana to extend to membera tbe jrivBwt4
, kvins their wlvet, daughtert or wdmen frlends pr - t
.ttteannu.?ti? Iwfore the cemjwiy seaaratad
.;-,,, ?u rataed and 11 l? eapecied that everj
member would coatrlbate at toaal -r-. io tbe waa.
-?
WELL OB5ERVED AT l'l.INCI'TON.
GAMBI AM) OftATORICAL COVT-9BTI IN BOVOB
OK WASHIXOTOtf.
Prineetea. If. J-. aTab ? |S?eelal>.--w- eofleff ijb
Marved Wathtagtoa't Blrtbday ta tba oid time way ?
l_y. The baahaaw began by palattai *bb -w-aarals
???_? ta eraafi and Maek oa tho water lower tome
tlme on Batwday nlght The feat H 8 darliiR ooo. aad
lo preveal tho topboaMiaa from gotag tbrougb tba aame
performanea wlth peea pebtt, a watebaaan ***?*_*
the lower Rll Of last iilRht. The suphom.acs how
ev.-r. ew n.'t ta i" autwttted. Bcarea-y bad tha
aratehaaa departed thia mornlng when teveral af their
number aeeended the tower, wbleb la 180 feet Ugh, and
vith rope and tarhle towered a man to Iba namersJa.
and they wero qulekly ebUterated aith greea palnt,
Tba osere-ofl ln Iba oid ehapal paaaed oi taUa
(artorlly. rhe obleetlonable featurea of laal year aaure
,,,,, rapeafted. Tbe exerclaea IM aot begln nntU 11
o'elorfc, ai th- appointed tbna BdgarA. Poe. presldeni
ol ihe MBtof elaaa, aad the oratora ot the da] tooh
.,i,"ir placea upon ?bo atage. After tbe eoUege
orcheatra bad rendered a aelectlon, Captaln I'oe Intro?
duced tbe (rethmaii rarator, Thomaa F. Balley, of Penn
lylvanta, whoapohe on ?? a Chapter from Ihe Kletonr
,. iioom R?ie." The nexl to ba introduced waa the
lophomore orator. Alesander MeGaflta, ol Irdand, who
iMko '.n "Otange Saaaau aad tbe ?aTethertandt." rhe
i.'ni.r orator, Bdward i?. Dufltald, of SewsJeraey,
ipoke "i "Seoteli Oranlte." The lasl apeaker was
,,? lenlor orator, Jamet Bamea, of New-York, who
dlarovered many retombtancea between the rtiaracter
... oeorge Waahlneton mad memben of th" aentor elaaa.
,, ? .,., | u.,., ..,?.,??-? n-aahtngton Bnmor and
Tradltton.- The uaher- were George B P.n, 91
9 gerkeley Bmlth, 'Ol ; WHUam C. Bpieer, -1 . Jamei
P A.uiii-..::. 'aa: Blrhard ....Her. Jr.. '._; Betrana
v po,, -.,.?( Bnd oeonca L. Farnum, ".'4. rh.H
,,,. of tne day were theao: Beferee. I. .. rurner;
,ad?ea, Profe -> Henry r. Osbom, F. B. Bpoeldlng.
He, tor ' i?a m ; tlme i.per, Jamea BoWni ?
i ? regnlar Indoor meetlng ol Ibe AUiletlc At
afternoon waa a eurceat
(bj .,??.-. K. -. BamadeU, '04, broke the a
,,.,,,., ? ... . ? .'- t i" InchoB.
.'? AaBortatlon P?ve ealilbittona on the
, Vi,. balnming - ??!""? ''"'"?
, ? ? .. , i... , ;. .i .; Im m -. n.'i ii- i ? ' 'i". - ?
. . -? -. ,-unil.iiig. -'. ll- ''''???'? ;"'- 1:1' ' ??
wroatllng. .'? II. run??. ?'??? "????',.*
-. ,. Hon 4- . '- **?*_ idtM
, jeffenon. 'vi; tprtnghoard Jump.
K - luinadcU. '04, flrat. ? feel 10 li.cli. . wad J.H.
; . . , .-.?-- li puttlng thi;
?kot, J. Iioverldfe. i>3, Hrti '" "?'?""'?,?"? ,f,". ' ik
.,:,! iv Vredenbnrgh. ?'??-. -"?;."'? >'?-?? W?.
j. ii. iim-i. ?-?-- Ilret. ? ?*^*t " tacheo, aud B. \
I'"ri.l-'''c've;'.'i:'.'!x"1the *C__t of 'T'l PHl8 ->__??_! ?"
heM in aiw ..I.l .I..H-1. rhe ttuostlon ander d -? u
?!,? waa: "Beaolved. Thal the rcform i
.... ,.,,. ... . liiifer of ihelr .-"titr.1 to the
War l)epartment." The tpeakera wpa aUartred Iwelte
?... for their flmi Bpeeeh and elghi fo t.'i V',s"''i;'1
The debatert ware a* followa: .Mhr.nailv... Jonn Mc
l-.-i-li 'ut. nf Pean?ylvanla; Bamuel Bemple, '?'', "_
ponnaylvaala. Bogallve, William K. Prennoe. 08, ol
s. x v.ik. J..hn l.. l,i'i-i''\. "'it. "1 Kaw-TOfB.
?O-ra OF THB BEVOL1 TI-'N < EI.KHKATE.
Bew-Ilavaa, I'eh. M (Bpei U Tbe m.'-t BOtabla
I , .. o| tbe relebratton <>f Waahlngton. Blrtbday ta
>."_ Hiv.-ii | day aai the he aquel "f tbe Bona of tba
Bovolntlon, wUch waa beld from I o'cloeh ta ''. o'clock.
Kn.m IJ ovi.uk to i o'clock a receoUon waa heM at
tha BeytbHean Leagaa beadqaartat., where tbe rn*ra
b-r. of tl.e n.'i.r.ri.ll.iii and Um8 _*?Bta BBBOatblOd.
ih. re we:e fuily 178 peraoai m al.taace, amoni
them betai ei-Bacretarj Thomaa r bayard, of i>ciu
w?ra. aad ex Mini-t-r B. J. Ptwlpa, of thla dty. tbe
latia actlng *- toaatB-aate* Ono of the ipooebaa of
Ihe daj ?....- !.. Mr. Bayard, whoee mbjeet waa -Tho
ep-it .>f ""'i. tha Coroerttone of onr Polltleal UberUea."
Mr. tald, amoni otha
ii.inirj needa todar. nol the tblfty, trtrky
pol i ,.ii n i ...'??;?. men I I !>' ol ?ell ada
.?.,;, ,1, . . ti ?:.- l- ihe hrokerage ol offl.lul putroai
thal -peaka oul lu m> tann Niln
U ,'.i fearlei ly weli ron Id
,....' ,. .,.,. .,-, trave pul.llc itanet, whether lt bo
on th- ? other i lii.li
iMidc .i?i -r. r to onr i ountry.
i,,. i...,. s, uryden Phelpi read an orlgtnal poem,
-Th" New -?: | ? i Freedom."1 aa Itl. b waa recelved wlth
. ,. ..,. ;,,,,,:,? ,-. The Bev. Dr. W. L. Plillllpt tpohe
,,, ? 11?. i..,-,,., f tl -? Bevolntlon." Henry C. Bob
Inaon'a toxl waa "Connectlcui Farmem of '7''.\ l*ro
teaior Knapp euloglicd - *. ala I mvori lj and Inde
iM'inl.n.e " Th" llev. William de l.ota Love Ual'l aboul
? -.,.,,.- Seatlcted Maanca ind Forg.ttcn lllstotles.
.,,,!?, x.l.t -?:: Portej t,::.-' ot-Atnea (Va^Ooldcn Age.
,. i ,-x uovernor nan i ild a alowlnn tribute lo mo
inemorj of the rr_at jen. I I it.*v..!..u..iaarv mad
n.i| ,,,r ,,,,| ipoke Bffectlonately ot tho lit- Gen
, jVherman it wa ? peal day for the Datlva btood
,,[ I i.M.I'l tllllt._|
ORSBBVAKrES IS WASHIJIOTOX.
Wa-hlngton, Feb. 83. WaahlnBton'a Blrtbday waa
approprlately eelebrated bere to-day by a parade f
n'vii- ?nd mlUtary organlaattona, whlch ]>a--.-'i ln rovtew
before PreeMeal Harrlson. nevcral of th.ganltal ?
after tha parade were vMreaaed by the Dlatrict rommla
ilnner, Mr. i?.iik^<- Tin* OUeal Inhabltants1 Aaao
riatlon obaerved th.- day ta tbalr tlma honored way by
li-ti-Mii. to the readlna "f Waahlngton't Farewell Ad
dre-is \ll the Bxecntlve Ocpartmcnta wen.tt.
,mi _ft.T 13 o'clock bualneaa waa generaUy auapended.
? ? ?
0BSBBVA90E8 IN OTIIBS riTll-'.s.
Troaton B. J-. Feh. S3.?Waantngton'a Blrtbday
was obaerved ta Trantoo to-daj a?ore generaBy than
in iiiiuT yeara before. Tbo kasure ef tbe day aaa
mc parada nf the Janlor <?i-d'*r ..f tbe Unrtod American
Mechaates, atemhert of whi.h, wlth bannen Bylni
and tw.> luvnds in line, turned oul lo the miniln-r of
,;,..:-.. ,.h) nen. Tbej preaeated a ti*K to the Gtrard
Aveiitie IMIill'- M-h.H.l, witli appri.prlate eXOT l
Coratratl, B. Y, Feb. U (dpoelal). tbe day waa
ilulv ii'lel.rnted heiv at the New Y_rl( Mllltar)
Acadomy, Ooruaaull-oo-Hndaon. ta tbe now balldlng
]nsi eomptotod, Oadeta Qaorga Ddano, william Vfeet
and K. It. <illj-"ii tal-Bg the I hief part*. of the pro
liainaio
Plttabarg. K''b. 23.- The obtervaore of Waahlngton't
itii'iii.iiiv waa more general bere lo-day than ever
before, in ih<- mornlng an equeatrlan -tatiu- of (Vbah
liagton, erected by H." Unttod Order of American
Hechaoks, ua, anvelled iu Aiie^honv Tai-k ln the
proBonee ?>! ?' lea*,! n?,?oo people. Tbe ttatae eoal
. 1 n,i hiii, and wa.- paid (rn b] -llbxsri-lptiuns fRMH
American awebaotaa from all leettana of tbe ooantry.
in Ibe aftaraooh ii." orgBUtaatioa gave _ .-treet demon
ttratlon. Tho numher cf men iu line w;_, nrtlmalfl.
?t l.',,IHH).
^t. Loula, Fi h. 13.?Waahtegton'l Hlrthd&y was i;en
"i-.ill. .li.-.-ii.-.l 88 a bOBdaj ta thl- i Itv.
CMcago, Feb. 2S. Aboul ft/MO ehtldreu aaaambkad I
ln ih" Aii.iitoi-iuni thi- mornlng t" '.'lehrate WacbUig- |
. ton's EHrthday. The occaalon was rhlefly notable for '
[Iti dlapta) "i enthntlasra much of lt m.-dlrected. lt
waa aii weli enoagh when, t<. the aoeompanlmenl of
, wavlng Bagi arlth whlch ibtsy arere pi-.ivi.ied, they .an_;
patrioUc Mngi wlth ? viuij hut lt waa ao enconrage
t. ihe tpeokera who lnciuded Coogret^man
brecklnrldge. of aentucky, aint othera?whea they hur-it
i lntti deafenlng tnd iin.v.niiit' applaute wttboul regard
t.i -i-niiineut or -entenee. The IIttie people, however,
i njoyed :t. an.l tbht wa- rh" miln jmliit.
1 nder Uie auaploea Ol tho I'nlon laeapte C'lub, tho
Audltortum was erowded this aft.'rn.M.n wlth au au
dlenee thal waa addre.i br Mr. lircrkiiirldKo ou
- rhe Amertca ofCotambna and w?-hln(aion."
CRLKBBATIOX. ABBOAD.
r.niiti. Feb -?':. wuiiam Watter Pbelpa, tbe t'ntte-i
I state- Ulnbter, wttl hotd ;i r".---piiuu at th- Dnttad
Btatea Legation to-aaurrow. The diplomati.: eorg
and ih" coarl of.ni.il- aartll i.e preaent
Boaw, Feb, IS. Albert ii. porter, the Daitei Btatea
i Miin-t- r lu'ie. h.'ld i brUUant an.l targely attended
rccepllon al the fnked Matea Legatioaa today, la
1 honor ol Waahlngton't h rth Iai
wtilia inanv fnrnitur.' iioraa keen L'"iid- fiir yeara and
ih'ii Bava M auilloii. Kllnt. _ CO., 14Ui.t. and UUi-avn.,
:.,-:_ i.4ii.,v luwer i.._u au.Uuu ur.,... aur iiuuda Uial dr?f.
A BANDirS FIGHT FOR LIFE.
DEMETRIO JAUREGUI BROUGHT TO BAY.
FOR MANY MOXTHS 111- HAD TF.I.RORIZED A
MEXICAB bTATE AND HIS DKATIi STI.UG
i;i.i". was A DBBPEBA-M ONE
The State of Jallsco, Me.v. h:is foe neurly a year
hcen teriorl/ed hv Demctrh. .laurepil'4 hand of robbers,
who have been linpli, ated ln scorea of murder*.,
I-ohherles BBd uhdu, tioii,. Duritic the laat two months
Jaoregal haa been eepee-Jly boid and uns.iupuh.u-.
Tlie Uovernment kaa been appenled to many tlrnes
hy tho peoplo of Jallsco, nnd .ol.liers have .courcd tlie
oonntry tor Jaaragal aad hi- baai, bat they wara
alwajra nnaaceaaafaL Yeaterday a kHtnr **ea_he- thi,
city, dated at the city of Maxleo, on I-ebruary 11. g.v
Ing the d-tiils of the kttlag of .laurcgul and hl.i entlre
band "ri ..-biiiary .'). by a company "f Infantry. <?"
r'.l.iinrv 1 thc ofhriuU wei-c notlflcl that Jauregui
BBd kia band waaM sooti rnake nn attempt to rah and
pliiniler tl.e plantatlon of "I'l I'-rrl/.o.-* The cluef
of (ren.larnie- wi at onee anth.imed to sUiUon a
eompany of Infantrj Baar the plantatlou. The soidien*
reaehed Kl Catrrlao three Amju later. and dlacovcred
.li.nrcrul and his band of sl.x men entcrlng the homo
,,f rhe ____> of the plantatlon. The soldlera, under
lha romrnai.d of Colonel .Itirrea, aiirrounded the houae
nnd dctnanded the _iirre:ider of the entlre band. They
irera ai,-.weit)d l,y a volley of bulleta from tlie
legwaHng rifles of tha bandlts. who ront-nuad to flre
?n tho aoUlera until nlght. As aoon a- Uie Btttj
Btopped tha bandMa made a ru.-h for llberty but were
drlren back to tho house.
On the followlng mornlng the soldlera galnod an en
trance to the houae, when a deeperate struggle took
pln.e, the bandita Hghting erery Inch of the way.
They were all B-M down. exceptlng thelr 1-ader, who
lled to the attic nnd barrlcaded the door. Two aoldlers
followed him up the ladder, but he turned flercely and
shot ono ef them through the heart. Tha other ahot
through Ihe door and wounded Jauregui. who fell to the
lloor wlth a volley of curses. Tlie other aoldlers then
raahea ap to tho attic and found the oKKbaudlt chle!
eronching t.chlud a bed. Hc held a pisto*Bli eaeh hand
nnd lired at the soldlers and then fell back exJiauated
l,y loss of blood. A aoldler rushed forward to ascer
talri whether Jauregui waa dcad. The old chlef ralsed
him-elf f> a sittlng po-ture and shot the aoldler
through the heart and then fell back dcad himaelr.
The men who aecompanied Jauregui and were klll'*d
wera Mel'iuindy Jauregui, ? brother af tha leader;
Muiiucl and FrancNco i.ather-r*? and Florenelo Oomea.
Although tlK* commuulty ia rejolring over the ex
tcrii.mi.tion of thia band of robber-. there ls much
?Orrow c.vpresied for the family of thc gallant young
Ltentenant Oomea, of the Toth infantry, who was
k'llcl by Jauregui. There were four aoldlers kllled and
clev.-n wounded, aome, mortally.
DeawtriO .luuregul waa the terror of the State of
JaJlaeo. It wa- a fcivorlte pnictlee for Wm to go wlth
Ml hand to thc re-ldence of wcalthy plantera at nlght
aud demand large iumi ol money, raJuahW nm-raa.
,..,,...-v ,i, if rd- dem-nd- were not gratili'd bl'"*i
ahed u-'ially reaulted. Bom-tlinea he would not only
take every valuable ln ilfht, but would also take away
aome member of thc famfly and hold him tork, ranapm.
lauregul waa a fearle*,- mun. Wh. ita Ihe soldlcr,
examlned his body they found thnt be had foar mouoia
ii, hli cheat, that one arm was eompletel. l**-*t-*-na
und that both ears had beeJi shot otf.
UEVTEXAXT 8CBWATEA IX TOWS.
Urateaaat rraderleh s-h?-atka. the Alaeka explor-r.
.,,?n and 1* staylng at tho Vlctorla Hntel. He la
... far ? bbm aha haa had hb. obituary publlahud
?., ., v -1 ne??iMp.r? recenlly, aa ha e.Bn_t
ii. axplalaed la a Biaad y,-?terd?y ho* it happ-aed
,_rl??* -BBM f> ba wr.tten. H? "i* _By_8
;,'. a h..t?l ln M-o',n. I.-wa.'and In rlimblng the aB-Irt
, ?- ? Bla foot aod fell -ea?ly a?ain-t a raiting. Aa
I...;- njiit .s baatfea ?viKh* :M5 pemd-. hc natur-ily fell
.,. ?__ _ Ra oalled la a doctor, and hav'.ng atadled
BM?lebM hirr.?-lf held a ??ornult_llon wtth the phyelelau.
lt wa* aaCflltalaad ti.ot u? lntoraal injurlea bad beea ?ui
?_..-.? :. aad Bathlag bmi bt_d havo come from the aa*
. _aat had aat - 'wl k>-d Bal? etark piaywd a Joka on a ro
porler h _ tba AaiaclaWd Pttm. The reporter heard that
Ml s ;.??-^? had ' *en lnjured iu B __, and
aakad tfca .-'-rk a*. the hntel wher? tha L,t"utenant -i*
-?_ ?? wfaelt?t Ba ?*** baaVy burt The r!*rk r?
p| si .? ? -??.- aiU-pat "Ha will 41a ln fift*en BB
,'?? " OU*?arlafl app*-red ln tfi* ne-*paper? next day.
Lle.iteiant S,'h~atka eip**? lo retnm U) Alaaka aoon,
and arlll ha**" Ik4 _??:.tan-.e ef a aea.thy maa of tau city
in fai-_artB| hia e,it.-rpri??? U.era.
p.xnovBunroa roa-*-?- qfikt bat.
F.x'rovertiot Foeter tpfne the dar qnletlr and ul*a-aott?
tn hM raaflfl ?t the rtnh A\-eii'ie llotel f__Mrdar. Ite waa
patr,.i'!'i and wore a r>ae a? a de.v>r_l!on. Tha ex
(i.'vernor r?*-4lved manr lel.grama and calla durtng the
_ay, wli'.'h w?r*. an a-niranca to l.ttn th-1 ha had eM\
h??U nf friend* t.i baaf fmm who wanted to ccngralulaU
? hi. new hon.ir. Ha aaid lhai ha might go U,
W_?i. ntr.i.1 la a few dara. Among _?u?a who ealled on
him weP- rntt.'d Su.- fiei,a-..r r-ttl^raw. of Sonth
I>i*c?: Tl'iillel fiUi'.-a h^i.?C'r Hirirv M. Corhett. irf
Otrgoa; "i'^'-r-l U?nrv I.. Buruftr, A. B. Wftmort.
i| (,?(.rgo A. Shcr.-o, D. 0. Milla and I_o?_n 0.
M'.rrav
Mayof i~.*orf? W rjardln-r, nf Ceveland. aent word that.
_M tttaai nt that rltr. lrr^?p*v-tt\e of i_rtT. con?ratulaterl
PreaMaal Bfllllaaa <,n f,n-n'natin? fnr S.vrcta,rT at the
Tr.'-.'irr tlie beat Oovernor that Ohlo ever had. Oon
irrannaa MeBmioy, <*ro?i.-o..r. BalB?WfliBl aod other.
? I ln i ."llnir i ml*a*ra_ of conirratulatinn, aaTlng
, ,. \|- l'-'-r wall d-nerv.-d the honor. and that ther
?. r.. Beartlly glad tr,_t h- had i>een naa?_Ba? -aaaaal
Thomaa Ud-fraphrd thal Mr PoaBH should by all mean?
? _a mm leatlao. ?' n !***-____, af <?hio. acnt
wnrd that thc many Iiemo.-ratlfl fr'enda ol Mr. Ko?ter _
OblB arara p'-.ix-d atBt, hi? aalaeUaa fnr Secr-t_T r' the
Treaaury.
Thi re wan much ?pe.-u:atlnn a* to who woul^ be ap
peiaied .\*--.u,it Haer-tary flf the Trea..nrv. n>it Mr.
Poater '1 1 not sara to **r anj-thtnc *'o,it iiny rumor In
? ?, %.i-h Uw aaee?Baef tn <;.'?ei? li.t^helier, who
-? itea Mlatalrr Ba spo'ji.
Waahlagtaa, Feb. lt, 'Tht ii"iiiinatu*n of Mr. Fo?ter
la I, ? Be_re__ry nf the Traaaary ?a* laid before the Senate
and ?*aa Nfart?d, tn Bm u?>iai courv, to t
, ommittea on i___aco.
CMfifJO IT .1 CROWD OT PFOPLF.
tjri..-. Baaaell, Iwenty year? o:d. nf No. 27d Brid-e-?t..
Brookirn, and Caarlea MarreU rdghleca year* old. Bvfag
_t On li'uudlBd aad Iwaaly gflh-tf aod Thlrdave., war.i
I 1 i?fo-e ln l'?(? Klvv r ?t the llil'.u |_LaCo'irt.
j,, ,,n _ ekargB -C labboiy :uid ?i.?ault prefcrrcd by
IvT.ul. :i |BW-U-r, Bf No. 1-M) Avenue A. Accord
Ing '.. t'i" "..Tipuint, Baflaell ?/laHad BeaB- *a_re laal rn
d_T. .,:.'l -fl. r ??*._!,ilni..K wat.h.e, .elerf-d une at BM,
irhleh he .aid be would call for. Ye-terday ni.rain.
r.ii--.-',i eatered the st..ie. ?_Be Morrell ronialned u.it-lde
Buaael) ti ok tha waich from Kottl and put lt ln klfl
|h "k'-t, and then i.ked to ?.^- ?>,ne ,-halna.
Wh'ii K..ttl turned Blfl back BamaU atarted for the
door. Th- BM)Y__aal ?'?* t,"tlced l.y Kottl. who _t.onr.'
ru-li.'l to the dnor BB? burreil Hu??.-H'? .-xlt. B-?MU drew
_ ?.._*(h1 reYolver of l?rge ,-_lll>ro _,nl _lmed lt i. B--B*fl
li.-ad. Kottl tl'd Into the ?trcet. and Rnwell and Morrell
raa eB, a>aa W*_a_?e. p?re?ed by PaUMama Bagaa.1?
th.- Twentv-.e\ei,th I'ls'T-ln.-t. ?n(1 a '-rowd flf Baaajfl Aft. r
t raa of aeveral biook* Ihe fagt?vea wera captured.
llna^eii had Oie watch ai.d the re\ol\er ln lns |?irket
_nd on MorH-l- per*on waa foiind a keen bonkbliid"r'a
knlfe and a BBB?04 of cartrldgo. The prl.oner. are held
ln +1 .,>00 batl e_rb for a\anuuaUon.
.IS THIA HAD XO BOLIBAT, THE BOYS BtkWCB.
A n.n.ilier Bf bo.vs BBaplOyad In B_t??-BB-BW _ BBg-e
f.i i.irv ln Thlrty-tl.lrdst.. l)Htw.-c.i Slxth and heventh
,i\,- strurU BB Tli'irsluy _ee__M thev w^r>' l,ot IM-r
inltt'l lo qull aaeh ou account "f tlie IMaW-M fn
ii.rni. They aera du, h.r_.-d aa VMday, mni alaee
lhab fcava beea -aklag lUaaja BilBBtabiB ler the puopio
,,.-., thelr h,in,.-.. Ml? limlly 1!_ ??! unl h.'i d:i,i.'l,t.i
arho lnr at Be. 2t? Weat BUleeath at., have been their
apeclal vle_?_ I-fl yaaog-tera icik Um ihuttera oir
the wU?OWB, threw ?t,,,,ej. 'throiiith the al__awa, and
ralled th? ladlea aaaaaa. Wiu-,,ever thev i\_iked out
in Bm atrael the boya kaated, yeBad aml thr,.? mud at
them, i.ut dlaappeered at the aicht of a BeUeemaa.
Warranbi were Iseui-d al Mra. Ilaic,'- rcquciit, and
(..)?, wa aaeee-d-d la BaalDHng winum a. Braa, anci
flftecii, ,.r Bo. Ill Weat WhtBtaaath Bl, and Jame.
Breaian, aa>-d fe??OB, of No. 144 beventh-ave The
boy? were taken before Juat.ce l'urd at thc Jeffeison
Market Pellee court yeaamday md were held tor exaui
lnation.
WHERE DID HF. GET THE TICKETSl
Robert B-htea, a tlcket tpeculator livlnn at No. 109
John-.on.at., Kmoklyu, *-> arreated laat Dlght ln fiont
ot tlie Aniphlcii Theatre, ln that city. on a eharge of
Vtalattan ef a city ordluancc. Tha aircat waa made on
.oiiiplalut of Tollce I'aptaiii Gordnn. Etg_ty-?av_n orchcatia
- *?<.re fnund on bla peraon for the N'eil Burgeaa
??County Kalr" company, whlch ls pBayfag ln that the_U\>.
I.ee Oitfll-'iimil. the trca.urt-r of th* theatre. u unablo to
tell how Betaea g"t iios..e_slon of the UckcU.
ABBBBTIXQ A LAROR AdlTATOK.
Baraard W. Tarllode, a aaiMmewa Uitx.r agitator of
Kaa urk. Braa a-taaled by .mo of tlu. Jt-r?.-y city poii,-e
i,i,,i it Kiataey ia-t n,_ht and ukeu to Icraap Qty.
lerlln-c n^nl tn B? 111IIU wlth Ml*. M_j.ney anU Wlllijin
sh.pi,.',d. >ir-. Maaaey **auted ls tae her __kaaal, vhe
ii, a iiouuui'.,, ?____? im. daaertad Bm BbrlBata Mn..
Maaatl sa.i- Hul bb_ "f BM iwlliai, '? Hagkl her by tho
ii,,u_- _,,d b*4?J-Mfd, I"', bii.tlirr l? l??, wint to her 4n
.i-Uii'C. Hi- wae then .tiurk 011 th.- head wlth a club.
Terllnda Bt?d "81,am,'." Ho WU* prumptly tak'-n Into
cuitoly, whne Mra. Maatey and Ber brothrr-in-iaw wtrt
76 PER CENT
-\
S. 8. b. U the great remedy of the age, eurtne aa tt q0
every form nf blood polson dlseas*. and thrie lnclude mo
linn ?eventy-fl\? p-r eent. of all the rnaladlei iffli.Uo, -.?
khid!
NO Hli
My littlo boy, fl\o year* ol., wa* attackcl wlth a
eaae for whlch the d.cton had no name. The naila ?a_.
off to thu rniddle Joint. For tlir c year*, und-r varloaa
klnds of treataneut from many phy.li.-lana, hc luffere. mn
ilb'.y and not no better. I beiran the une of Swifiu
Speelflc a ihort tlme ago, and hc li g ttlng weli. f*M
JOI1X DKIHL.
P?ru. int
Booki 011 Blood and Sldn Dlicasoi fr-c.
THF. SWIFT BPECIPIO CO.. a\Tr,A\TA. OA.
oxjiJAr
k WONDERFUL TALKING BOARD,
ejected from the mlll. Terllnde haa gotten up 1 _rtm
many benefll. for tlie itrlker., whlrh nett/d th?m natrtj
81.000.
_-?.
MISS BIRCH'S STRAXGE COXEESSIOX.
SHF. SATS SHE WANTF.D TO BERN* IIKR STORg
TO r.ET MONF.Y TO JOIN HER SWF.KTHFART.
Mlaa Florcnre nirrh, the pretty young mllllner of
Isllp. L. 1., who ronfe-a-ed that she set lire t'> lier stort
ln that vinace, was talcn from licr failicr's home |j
Maln-?t. to tho town hall yestorday. where her < u.
was ?et down for 8 h"ar!ng before .Instlre Clnck. .|*
was ln the rustody of Deputy .Sherltf Howland. s_?
soemed cool and Indtfferent. frhe was also arrom.
panled by hcr agcl father and mother aid her aister
Llzzie. The parent* of tlae youag woman seemsf
palnfully eoasetoua nf the di<tn-*<e which had |t?
brought upon the family. Mi-s Rtroh had been allo-ed
to siay in hcr fathcr's house slnre her 8H*est on 8at?..
day ntglit. Deputy SlierifT Howland belag i"*p.>n?ihUl
for her appear.ncc ln eourt. Howland rsaMhal roo
?tantly at the house untll he took thc young *.omt_
befnre .Instlre CtoSk.
Th%eonfe*sion of Miss Blrrh, ln whlrh aha told how
she had set lire to her mllllnery store fnr tlie purpon
Of obialninp the #400 insiinince, ?o that riM C0a|d \$
to Bew-York with her lovcr, who Is all -(."1 to be :10mA
Willa'-e, and uPho l< cmployed ta a mOBueri estii.
liebaaent ta Broadwajr, Bew-Yflrt Cltjr, eaaaed aaeaaa
tion in i-lip. and a eroard of the -rfflagere, who flivkal
to tbe Town Hall. were UXtMM to baw the lttcst 4e
veluprnents ln tba ca.se. F.lllott .T. Bmlth was pre<eiif
as roun-el for the defendant, ami t!ie pm-eentlori waa
Itipiciaanlad by the Dlstrict Attorney of Suffolk Countr.
Mr. Smith said that as he had only been leuinea ln
tho ra*e on Sunday mornlng ho was not prepare. to
go nn wlth thc hearing, and a-ked for au _d.ourr.m*nl
untll Wcdnesday. Ju.ti.''' Qoek paatsd tbe ICfMfc
and set the ca?e duwn for Wednc-day mornlng tt 18
o'clock.
Some thoucrht that Miss Birch won.d 88 rommittet
to the Rlverhead Jall, but the Justlce alloVed her tt
return to her fBt-ST. hou-/> In the rusdadv of Deputr
SherlfT Howland. Mr. smith oxpects to 88*8 Mlu B!re_
from golng to prlton by enterlng a plea of taSaaBft
Mr. Smith esJlcd Drt. W. A. Haker. H. B. Wil!_. .1. B.
Halsep, all of Iilip. nnd Dr. W. D. Woodend. of Hunt.
Ington, L. I.. to examlne Mlst Blrrh. They tald that
they had each given a written aUiement to Mr.
. mlth. settlng forth their oplnlona as to Ml.t Blrch't
mentaJ cndltlon.
lt appeart that Miss Blrrh made two attempta te
burn her mlUlnery store. The first flre occurrol aboul
.1:30 p. m. on January 4 laat. Miss Rlrrh had ]a?l
elOSSi up her ttore for the day, and when the alarm ol
flre waa given 88888 men who haprened to be paasina
ruahed In and e.\tlnguliihed the naniea. Miss Blrcn
said lhat the plare had bean ?ot on flre by ?ome per
?.,,. -l.o -W-liol to I..J..r- fcw, _nd .dn h?A I*Xa*
rutcd her by tendlng her anonymons lettera. Tno
aeeond flre eeeairai 011 the night of January _0. bha
maule a almllar itatement ai to the orlgln of thlt flre.
It was aoon nisperted. however, that the anew more
about both flreo than ahe had related, and detcctlvea
were plaeed on the late, whlch rcsulted ln her arrett
and confetslon. _
8B00TIX0 BTTEKOCK CLAT PTr,T)0XB.
The gunnlng ..ontlog?it of the N?w-J_rs?y Athletia
Hob h?ld a olub t?ournament veaterdav at Bavonn.s
M. J. Bl.a-roek clar plgeoni wera the targets, thi iporl
laattng all day. Aliout thirty naarkameo cor_pa_)4.
Nrariy 3,000 targeta wern iprung. Tha iuccbb* of W. f_
Hobart waa tha f'ttur-' of ita toumai-ent. Th?ia irt
the wlnn.il- of flrst prlzea at.d tha blrdi itnaahed by eacla:
Ten iluglei keyitone, T. Duku, 10. ten atagtaS a*T.
tt.m". F.. I.. Vr-dinhurgh, 10: tm sloglea keratona, 0, BT,
iriaiaat. 9; (Ive slnglaa walklng, T. I>uk*t. 4; t*n ilnglet
unknown, E. E. Blgoaay, 7; twenty ilngli* k?yitone.
W K. Hnt.art, 18, flva Unglea and flva pairs. E. L.
Vredonburnh and W. K. Hobart, tled at 11; ten itni.li
waUlng. E. E. Bigaaag, "; ton ulnglea unknown, L. K.
111.01,-T. 7; t4*u Btaflea keystone. i4. F. Purdy and J. .on.
n?r, ti.Kl at 7; ten singlea keyitone, C. W. Vlneent. 8;
twanty slnglea keystone. W. R. Hobart. 15; .-n ?_igl-a
koyntone, W. B, Hobart, 8; twenty.tlve singlea keystoni,
rsouth Slde Gun Club. ?3, NiwJors"}- Athletlc Club. 87.
THE ASTOR HOVSK BUICIDE TO BE BURXED.
The body of Ue A?tor li. ?-* lulcld- win aow, it U
thoiigtit, bc given a d"f"nt burial. Annit* G. Nell. thi
actreai who haa exprei-?l a wlah to bury the body, r?m
to tba Oaraaar*B ofhr" yeaterday wlth a Mr. Whl:*. of Xo.
110 Eaat Biaiaatb 8t. who sayi that ha 1* a theatrii-al
nianager. Thu worr.an auted iha dld not cara ln whal
nim? the death e^rtirlrate waa made out. but she wvhsl
t?i put the Baaaa of Editar on the platc of the cofjln. ai ?h*
wm paaM-fe t_at tiie bx>dy w?_ ti-.at of Oeorge h Bdgaa
Tlie young ir.an had wl.-ied to marry. I ut hi* un la >?a?
ippeaal to Uio inatch. Tha woman rirtl..<r .aid t_.at !_?
young n.an had an uncle llvtng ln Canada. ivhi *a? abllaad
to k-ai) iindir cov.r. aa ho did n't wisli t-i t.e taaaeeul
?ltii the cas^. AU the Edgan, th^ a.-tres-. said. wm
w.-altliv. She pusithely MtatlBtd th* young Edgtr by
Ini lilamond ind th" ihap" of hl- noie.
Cor.m.r I.evy to-day will glve tha woman a death rirtid.
.-aU< ln tne nain.* of Frad. l-'.ians. and the body Blll bt
removed from Uie icorgue to Voakers for burlaL
IHE WEATHER REPORT.
ANOTHKlt, HEAVV BTORM.
Wuhlngton. Peb, !3.-The -torin cf BaMBal
barom.'trlc depih that ainioar.*d Sunday on BM 1'acilla
eeaat nas now pmved ra_tward md Ita 888888 l? B*B
at and *Ttt% of Chei.im%_ W'vo.. In.los.d bv tha lioba*
of _9.:o taebee, Xbla atene aill rapidiv iv,?> Kroat
the lli. ki Moiintatiis tad kM88 i-:^ti?_-d over Xf
braaka, and tbaaea to tho iak>.' region.. taetaaatag (ht
IrmpeiatBN ta n- frn.it and caaatag aalna. U8 iv to bt
lieavy along Ua pattI aad ln th' reutral nllagra b uthTiy
windi, ?'.th eleudfcMaa ajid ralns, mar l>e Biitl''l;iabd
duruig T.irMliy ant \Vr.iif-<l?y ln mom .... '1 ? .
fOBBO-B! LNTiia 8 9>, M. BtntBDAT.
For Ni'W England warnuT, hoiitlfrlv wlndi iud ful.
For EaStSta Ni'w-V.i'k, Ili-lawan'. East'-rn IV.him'I
vauiia and N.'w-J.-r-.-v, warin.r. f.nr w.'athcr. aaM|l
IooaI ralnn mi th.' i-..a-t, 4,iutlierly wliids, |a(S?**BB}
cloudlii.'si 4111 rala W(di e?dar.
lor Ma un,il aiul Virglaat, falr woatln'r. exrept l?'al
ralaa ln s,.,,;,.,.j.', vlrgluu, Brarmer, m 1.??.:.. ?. i -at
and rala Wedaeadaa
Im- Borth . arolma iuul houth Oarolma. falr wa>ath.r.
.<xi-r[it lo al ran- 'lu'-iav ia th? extreaue woatera t*t*
Uona, Muriin r ln Wedm -d...
I ur ii i.rijia and a-t.n I'lorlta, 'ilr nnd darmer.
For Weatern I'lorlda, Mlaalaappl, Aiaba_a aaa baB
l.lina. nilni,. iiiim.-r.
I ,11 Eaadra Texaa, local rans.
Inr Wmt'.ii N.w luri. W, st->rn Penuivivani. "?'?Vit
Vlrginla and Ohio. WBJBIM, cloudliie.-i unJ :aini ?t
tvaalag.
TBIBV.VE LOCAL OUSERVATIOXS.
HOUKtl M.r. a_. M.i.t
t f 8 4 8 8 T 8 *ta Ifl 1 f 8 4 88 7 8 91011]
TfTTfTTrlrl r* 'rr*^
,..,t-i,, j . ^_i,|^>, ^ i.,,^ J. -j
"?>?? l"l
?jf-i-yiai ii i r^T-r. a.? . r i. t _-__J
30.5
30.0
lu the dlagrani a I'uiitiiiu-u. line -Iimv.-. tii - :'?*?'.' :"
ftuit.utii.il. v.--ti-r-?r, m obaerved at thi- t'nlt-O **?*'?
*,ik'ii4. Bervlce itatloa at thi- cltv. The daJic- ??fi,*?
th-> t'-miieratiiro imtrd at Pi'irv's Pharma,?>?. _hM "r.nH'i-l'?*
Trlbune OBlce, I'Vb. 24. 1 a. m.-Klne we.tl.er Paa"?J*
y._t. rday. witli a HtU. kanalaaa 1 lou.Iin? al mail'- rh*
t.mi> rat.ire rang'-d kOSVOaa -'-? and il'.i d-.r-% ("" **'*'
? go i34i bi'lng _*? lower than 1111 Ih" 1 01 r -1 oiuln.'-' dBJ "ja
\7ai-. aud ii'- lowei tfcaa 00 Bunday aitiiuuuh Bw "+09
?a_ -"i d. gr.'i-H wBi-ii.i-r tiian Sunday i.isht. ..,.__
ln un. near this cltv lo-dai tl.er.' arMI |>roliaI>..( aaa
vxaiini-r, iiaatly i-loudy w.-ather, wlth a litti-' riin
Viiiii Ai HMylie'a "A.-n.e" l.l.arlre PallaM
all throat
Muggtota
lusUiitly ailav all throat urltalloiia.

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