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__ rr ts 4\mt]ottete, bnt has long been fnresoer.. and,
*^m ? niay be. pmvklefl against. The hillmeii were
?_**hftijT arrttated .8810.8. tho road from OflflM 18
m i? 9 be earned pa*t the biouUi of tlK-ii Millm.
*~**^ . |_ nPoe?f?ry to .complete frontier .omiiuitii, :\
T* rC*^t4<>Doi Dflffflfli ought U> bo-alle to ftfa Bal
?"JjL^t, within a week or so. but 1 .un sorfy to
r Ui?t he tias recelved _?v.r_ wounds in *? d'.lnc.
?f*r -.^ji^ it is not nmlas to recaR the fa.t tluit tlic
J*J intldcnt ls still un.*cttle_, and that aM BflflR
*m\w aquabl'laa are no much pln\ ing into the hand*
Y [he a'tntely patlent or dlplomaUcally aggresslvc
?urovltc.
AKMY MED1CAL OFFICERS DECORATEU.
wrt?liil> speaks T*c" rt>r the army n.edlcal offlrers
j^i no fewnr than fourteen ot tlicin are ahowu by _h?
v _-* to bc decoraled witli the Ylctorla Crose.
**? KDMl'ND YATE6.
XUSIC?TIIE DRAMA.
OFEMNG OF THK OPEBA ___-_?0_f.
Hflvmg complcted a 188888 of five k.'-s in C.icngo
tMt AEbtf and Grau French and Itnllun Opera OflflB
T 1h,-,*, an en. ngerucnt of thirteen wcekx la-t nlght
?j?ie Metropol'tan opera Baaaa. That 9 tho wnv.
ka-t, In whlch the ease prc*>ents lt-*elf to a BBBflflflt
rBRaflo ***** n,,rt '* w"":<1 llot ** bflflflflflB-fl ln N'w
Tor_ to try to mahe lt appeur otherwisc. At leu-t not f.?r
_* present. There wu** u fair out.ward show nt the
?n, flaaaa lnst nlght. nnd nn aminble splrlt was manl
MK_ toward the gciilal managers and their entcrpii-.,
m\ the *!im* Twre -1m' ni-i:v *** tlie underUking ls
mM* uiH''' ao iu * di.uble BB8B8 an e_i .rlnient nnd
j-r the present tbe Judlcious will perhaps be willing
- toatent them-elvc. with wiylng Uail and we_eome
a the Chicago French und ltulian Opera Company.
___ plan eummend. itaelf on various grounds, not tbe
^ paBBBBBrfa beliic the flflflflflBRj of providing n
ttw telitude and longlttide for crltlcal Jndgmcnt oo ihe
p.rformances. It was obviou* within ten minutcs
after fhe music began last nlght tluit Uie old staiidnnl
?_; no Baajei nerve. To api'ly them would RaprBBfl
(rltfrism into a nKinotonons .leremln.l: and it ls the
jrovince of crititism ut separate excellcnce from defect
^ t" bestow rraise wlth Bfl miicli hcnrlliie-- flfljfl
?Bflros!as~? at lea-t us di.prai... Bfl there mu--t !-? n
a^rUnp af -tandard.- all along tbe llne. and during the
Mtod whereln the CJiieapo company, havlng flnisbed
m local .eason, U ei.gaged ln girdlng up Its Wm
fcr the New-Y'-rk enpagement. BR __?____? public wlll
loflbtle*5 ald the review.rs who are B___8_fl to be
lalable ln the senrch for tbe new point of view from
rhich flweetne.-.s and llght may be dispensed to all
ronxrs.
It must l* confessed, simply for the salie of tbe
Mttinp r*vo**d and not as ciltlclsm, that nll Uie no
flooi of what lamallRlRR artistic reprvsentation ln tho
leU of tbe lyrlc drama, whlch have grown np un Ior
thr luflu-m. e? that have gone out from tbe Metropolltan
Opem Hmi.-e dnrlng the last slx years, met a BBBfll
Minfal rebuff when the opera l>egan undcr tbe new
i?fliDe last nlght. The audlenee was alnioat as jiumer
m as the room would hold ln lt- boxes and toflflfll
jortinns, ihere was a brllliant dlsplay of fHflrBB BBd
jerel>, aad an obvlous ispliit ol obeorful c-pcctancy
?5 flRj-8-. Tbe ___B8flB-lfl] pMinlses liad^luul an
tasplrlU-ig ring about them. ond the public always
mAy to meet Mi. Abbey moro than hall-way "when
II c-roea to taking a flRaflflfRI view of Jil_ undcrta-liit.h
jor Uieir entertainmeni, had come prepared to be
ptaied. Tb** openv, moreover, was Crounod's " Romeo
rt Juliette," whjch, that its title mlght not b? belled,
em Ui bc ?ung in French. Thtu also was one of Mr.
AM*v? pronilses lo the stochhclders of the Opera
Hnuse io have early fuiriln.ent. Th? oj*era has been
heard lv*r** RflqiBlTj. but not ln French?only ln the
l__pi_-? whirh the real 188888 Ofl Yen>na, lf ever they
Jlrrc. were ln the hal.lt of usini*. I'tiless m*.*mory is
trea<hen.iis, mureover, the opera had never before been
|lvt_ **iU. tlie choric pro)(^aie wlil. li M> tisieur <iounod
_a_ ,r,terjected ln bis in-tnimental prelude. Thls pro
logne ls a ?ettlrg of a trau-lation of the llnes wliich
&-a_i*.p-are put_ Into the mouth of hls chorna, be
f-Uii-C:
-Two hmi*-*holds, boih atlhe in dliniity,
In fair Yerona NrRata we lny our scene,
Ttom aacleat grudpe ireak to new mutlny,
Wkere clvil blood makes tivil banUs unclenn.''
The omiposer wlshes thls pr-ilocnie to be snne by n
aaaii rhorus ln BflflRnafl paafflfl fltetuieaqaal. aa the
itkf. nnd di_cov?_*ed for n IR8.B Rl tlat alOi-J?__l "'
tke curtait- The liistiun.e^tal lntroductioii R aaa*
(Rfled after the mrtein closes and then the opera
Rj.li-. The devi.e was probably borrowed from
08-08*1 dramatlc sympliony, whlch wna largely In-tni
Mta! ln detcniiluing Gou.iod to bec<.ni8 a musirlan
?I not a prlest; but lt uiay also Jiave been -ue
fth.-A by Weber's dl?clos_re of a stage i-lrture duHtifl
fl. Largo aplsode ln lus overture to '?Euryanthe.'"
flow^vor, w1_*re Gounod got the Idea from is nothinc
R the pBtxvkv ev. tar as tbe comfiirt ot the audlencc
_nd it* desire to Rfl kind to Mr. AbRflf and his troupe
me Ullll MBH-j H wo'ild l.ave beeii better if the Idea
l_,d never been born. Tl.? orfliestra, sounded sus
pl. iously bad fll tii.- flatBefli EM *rb*m tl.e curtaln roae.
.i-.oveiing a group of Yerone-e ln prison behll.d
nio^-llo bar.. and the cliorus baajaa to utter caco
|8Baaaa noises, tlie blitbeness and amiabHlTV of the
audlenee took wlng forevcr. It was a pidnful revelu
*Mh The choric fossils of the Pi.bieo-olc i^riod Ofl
lU'.ian 0]>ei_ hnd beci exhumed and their rusty. ml!
fcwed, Eiotheat"*i. decayed 88*088 wltb them.
'.'i.y are prohnbl.T corn* to stay. theie will ev|
deutlv be notfalng to say dnring tho season about "all
roond fl?*Ksl opera" whlch mitht not best b*j left
to uie tuste and fancy of each Jiearer. Some kinds
of eipletive* do not look well in print.
Ar-..:;. ni'i.lv fllfl Uie sin-e of the record and not in
th- -nay of criticism, sometJilng must be said about
fltlier foaturefl of the performanee. "Bomeo and
Jullef ls an opera toward whith it is easy to feel
Undly lf not alwayf for wbat lt ls at least for wlurt
h BrivflO to be- When Gounod composed it he wa_
already flomewha* bndly tarred witt. rbe Wa.nerlun
itirs. It was Bfll his fault that the opera hnd to
le a mroession Ofl love duet?; nor can he be blaraed 11
jeopln to wJiom e-hakespeare's tragedy ia written in the
urnacular. tlud more exq ilslte n.elod', ln tlie poet's lines
thflr. can po__iblv be put inti a miwlcal settliig <.
tiem. Ye* HliajulaiflT c_.n admire tlie devt.tioT. to
tniUiful:i?_s of e_pre_aion whicli Uie oomposer displayed
and aapreoiate Uie manner In whi.-li he lifted Uie
flielawual part uixm a level InHnM.-ly IilKlier t!__n tt
?.- ?..;- ui, ooeupy in Uie old dayt of French and
RaUan opera. Tlie c_.ho_t.ra ls roally an elonue.it
Iruir in Uir r-iera aud iu- uttcnui'.-es are guite as aig
Blfl*-a!it as \aa*e ot tbe lovei. and their more or less
,.-..ple. 1'n.happUy this ..._-_?? of
Rat nighfa perf rmance display.*d a preot?*r arantty
fcr U.e I'horus than for IClflfl Eam*. and M. J_uu de
Kw.k... whi,. lt ai);Kiii>. liad tn bear thc burden wiUi
o?t little hdp of bV-iiic thc ol?ei_.
ao Oflfl-s tt R plea-'iuit 1" ^P/***
-Jmr: i'i\ ,.f Um nittiiner iu wliich ih*1'. pflnOCflBflfl ."?
-K- Bames, not a preat ai-Ust. BBf yet 8 98
ajRat, R is RoRar Ot |W*d Intiiitlons aafl nne
fV-. Her voiee [_ scarcely large anooi* for a r.*?m
?> that in wblch she i got. but it has an
iWWIrtualitv t-t color that Is ;.s ai:re?.ible lis lhc ln
llvKtiiinv whirh uiarh* bar actlng. lt la a thoro-glily
?alral voloe, m:<i its erToci i- kraely wheaevei aae
?ay n di*nmaUca_ly an-I not m.-rcly f .r displai .? Her
?'-?* u fort l_>t nlght waa tlr. arlatn ln
:,- ln tl.e flrst act, and in Uiat ahe was a CT'-Ht
t It wa- h-Hj-tk.- rJtu.'iK and te.li
lucallv Imperfeet. Irifliiltelv betier fr.in evarj
j- th" di.e.t of Ihe -e??<>?.<! a. t. wliere -lie aimed
8 trntiiful declamatlon and moi at vocal diflplny.
?*? I* i. strlktDglv b-aiitifu! .'ulle', _.ore_veT.
***n <h -tesaka, the tenor, l? moro renefousli
?Rrippid ^|i!i artlsUc al.illtv. r_l-.tri.Jiil< anfl musical,
wfll. wiUi volce. The oraan Itaelf l- sympathetc und
lend^ ii ? ? -nt-, bnt lt cun ?
-!v b* an.'Dl. it i- more tM
-BflU'S Bflfl of it t'411) thc WOlOfl It.-elf that cliarii:-.
i^at use. however i- i.rompted hy m m admlrabk ln
*h,tu. Hls brottiar I'.'ionurd. a l.?.s-o v.rth a .uaJlt.'.
*.;- I',.- Ki-r.. Uarenl l
Ee oi^Ht nnd snve cfttter nl'-H-tir.1 Ihi.n aa? oth"i
8al. i..??:.'?.;? ,,' t'i.. '..-t. out/side of the tenor. I i
*** ?v?,,t thi* i*. great or little preise. we la.-k Ume
BjKf_8n noa other efr|?_rlt_nlUei v.ill come. The
aa_*r.e?.. after n Jmd 0T8rr__ic tbe -1 ,..k nf t<- p:1*
?flnif and openrrig scene*. waa generou* ln U- e
a?a? of (rrutefui approval "f tn.- woa* of tSmt Emmem
** the bK.Uiers I>e Rczhe.
Tt? was the flrst large gatli'-ring of peojile la
?leHy itoeo Um Horao b_ w, and tb<- m.^t loillhuit
aata.*? wtn worn. Mra. Haan Wam-n hai Ifl
** p?tT Rra. '.. H. ffRrraa, ir.. aafl her laaflMer,
8J?. Alden. Wit8 Mis- Knowlton were her flfeflRflfflB,
MflM.. ne M.1I. aud Mr. nnd Mrs. H. 1^* fl.nuid
Ct?ion. Br. ai.d Mr*. Aiiwhi t%MM ***** BBfl *
***** Party Miv^, Helen -8-8-88 n';d Miss Mary La*.
1(1Wl Mrs. Aaattn OerMa aairfl BB* Omtu and mi?s
*>***? Mr?. Henry <*lcfw. s.it lu the box ncit Ifl
Ur,. (. wM BBfl QB
**? 0.11ei,der> h'x MM* BJflfl Dfl Uunil und Mi-s
**>-)r^-t. Mr and Mra. .ieorgc -Rflfl-BflR RRB_fl_aa liad
ta t-fii p_.ty Rn Ml-.Mf. Wetaoire, Ml* 1-ena I'o-t.
** iR_a; ai.d i. McBoM BflflMB- Jr- MrSi '''? **"?
fartts ai.d mw_ IRaa-le Raatala- **9* '" '""? "' ""'
RtKen. 8*088. Jn Ihi- un sat Jav (.ould. w'.tli Ufl
tjajRiar, n ? Hetec OoeM. aafl Mi-* ii-rrimaii.
Uf* Frederlck BflflBBflB was Uie gue-t
*? Er... .'(.nieliu- Y'iNd'-rt.lJt. la tl"!
lext _.,. Mh.-. \t, . ORlftfl s. l-.r.-c nnd _?*? laaiR.
,n ih? boi i,\.,:i(i were Mra. W. A. l!lcidj:.*od and
?bfl. ArO.ie M;,.l,_v. With Mrs. B. ,;- >8fl8flW
*8rfl8_BRt_ra, |1 'I in B-fl '"'xl u,x
"* 8)-. '.. .. i, . I-,,., .(. Mr.. Williiiin A[?I'!0':':'* MrK'
Jl**?a>. KflnMMRBB, MJ-. BlBBfla Sievcnso.1, James U
******>*> BBfl Dr. A'.rUk.*:. Mis. W\>ong aaid Mr*.
t**rle. I.- ,,?,?,. \jm ,, ,)ie fmwi box. and tu'''1''
J? ?*? Rr. ai.d Mra, W. i>. BBranT. Mr. and Mra*
_? ***. Pb m '. Mfl A-Raaaafl ***iBEE wea*mB>
****? tlr*. m, r< tiamr* aud her d/jtuiant- flhugii
ter, MKs Kdltih Slwpard, wero wlth Dr. nr.d Mrs.
W. BBBBB*] Wcbb.
ln BBBM boxea were Mre. .1. V. Plereon. Min. li. (?.
Willlams, Mrs. W. H. Tillin-haisl., Mrs. MBBN OMVBP,
Mre. L!i?yd Bryce. Mre. DeaBBjr llcwltt, Mre. W. C.
WlUt:ie>, Mre. M. 1). KolK.*.*1a, Ward Kl .MUstcr,
W. Whttchouse. Mra. J. C. Itiirron. Mre. .lohn Ut****,
(Aaaaa stuurt, f, n. BjBbbbb. Mre. Oraaa wuson,
Mr-. Williiun Astur, Mra. Robert OAmlett. Mrs. wi.itiiey
Woiaeii, Mrs. t-uiith Haddwn, Mre. tt-gden (loelet, Mrs.
llmdley Mai*tl:i, Henry Hands, F. D. Mnrttn, Mre.
0B?W Harriman. Mrs. W. R. DsflfB, Mr. and Mre.
J. llorden iHurriman, Mi*. Leltcr, Mre. Luther Kmintee.
t'l.ircnce Itnrker. Kdmund C. Stantoti. Mme. dt- Harrios,
Mrs. Donglaa Robinson, Jr.. Mre. Fellowes Morgan,
Mre. .laruoj; L. Rreese, J. W. Mackay. Jr.. and Mre.
W. M. BBiprtaM ?
ln tlie oMkt jmrts i?f ttie hou-ie were G. Creljrt.ton
Wel?b. Aciilllt) Errani, Mre. 8. J. Ooigate. Mre. lleiiri
Hraera, .ItiUtin story. Louis Webb. W. HnrriniHii. C. (l.
Bapa. Mr. atsl Mre. JiK-oh Hosn, H. F. Dtaaack. Mrs.
c. F. Qrapaep, Q. c. Lvman. riiaries MaMhaaa.
spalditn: de (iarn.ondia. Martin de (iarmcndia, J. II.
Mltohell. Il<*m:i?c smlfh, Ocncrat Danlel K. Btchlea,
'? \ K<- !.-i. 1. L. Ogden, Mre. J. F. fcfto-'ie, 11. W.
?schnidt. Mr-. (rt.rxlon Norrie, C. iH-remu-, E. <'. POtter,
\V. IVrtter, (?. S. Smlth, Arthur Rlake, rirane-it March.
Wiiiiutii c?Mweii, (i. v. Ttchaor, Oeoepe Dunn.
.T. Gruftmn. Mrs. .1. F. Stone, Mre. t.e-orge Ingruluini
and .1. E. Mareh. _
Xnil.OS THZ-V-BE THF ATJILhTi: "
ln Iflblo. Theptre Mat nlght. Mr. Frank Mnvo. be
gnn ;i short engagement. ap^earlng ln a j.iece called
?'The Athlcte.*' Ijiter in the Mm k Mr. M.iVo Is to
aet ln " Nordocfc" ond in " Davy Crockett." The last
two of tiic-.' plfljri Bia familisr to Mr. Mayo's audienre
?for he Baa uppenred in them mnny times nnd mnny
times has been welronied in them. "The Athlcte,"
however. ls new. or. at least. ls new wlth Mr. Mayo;
and it ls now offeivd lu-'re for the flret tlme l.v him.
This drtimn hns BBBB bullt BBBB the Luisls of the novel
of "Mnn nnd Wife.'' by Wilkie Colllns. Mr. Dnlv
biought out a ptoee on that subject, about twentv peara
Ago, when hls theatre wns in Tw.-nty-fonrth-Kl.J nnd
MI.-.S Clnr.i Morris, aeting ln it as At.ne Kylve-ier. m^le
the flrs-t sigiml BBeeefla ..f Jicr professlonal life. Pet I
time thut pler<- w.-is populnr, Tf.nt It pre-ently beflBa
to seem stalc an.l gni.iually the tlieme drifted into
ncciect. It is a Baal th.-nie, nevcrtfielcss. nnd wlth
the new generation of Phty BJ08M lt ought to llnd favor.
lf Iii" presentntion of it now mndc hy Mr. Mnyo
could but have the fortune to send Its tiuditors to tlie
novel of "Mun nnd Wife" hi*- enterprlse rerlnlnly
would be n publlc l-eneflt?ajtert from the
piBB8Bffl thut ls given by hls actitur. For '-Man
and Wife" B one of tho most iirterestlng nnd one of
the most wheh-MBM works of ficlJon for ninture rcadere
that hnve beea written ln our time : and it is not only
a story of profound humanUy and of preut lmaginntive
power. but one tluit BOBtaflM an ext.raordinary quantity
M c.r.ft Uiought tereely and pungently exprotss-td. The
purpose of the liook?which also is the purposF of Hm
play?BBM, Bm <>f all, to p.rtray eertniii phaaea Bl
human naturo and ol sorial life, truthfully, yet wlth
doticute e-wiggerfitioti: next, to illushrale the BkHBraaa
eaaaataaaeea of a io>jse s<ate of the hw of Baaarfafe;
and flnally to show the pcrnidous efflect, upon tJio
ehaapeaar as well as tho body, of Athletic Spi>rts, when
carried t:> 88*888. For these lessons Uiere* i.s a ll\*7iig
need, heea and now?t'-specially for Ihe Uist of tli'in.
Iq almoat every lnptltution of leaming in thls land
the Ball is BB objeet ijuite as conspicuous ns the Ii<sJt;
and Mr. Muyo will. indeed, do a good work lf he coii
trive* to CTigwst, to aiiy eaaflMeeaUe number of
-?twiehts and tca< hers, tiat tlie chief end ol education
U not a Ili-ceps.
Mr. Muyo anaahl QaBBMB IX*lamay.n, who m an
ntlilete and a scoundreJ. It is nirt the chief part ln
the Bteey, and H cannot. be made tho clilel part ui thc
play. At.ne Svlvester is the <hi.*f part, and next to
her, for stage elfect, itand Sir I-.untk Lundy. liestcr
DaahrBhJB and I'.f-hoprisgs. Bfll (.eofTrey D<*lainayii
is a good part and Mr. Mayo fllls It wlth marked
ability. Hls massive and gmeeful peeaaa nnd his
BBBlaaai nianner suit with lt, and his assumptlon of
the auimal conccutratlon ls extallwit und admlrat.le.
Hia ideal. liowevor, needs niodittcation, and this should
show Itself in more elegance of manner. QaaBTiap
Delamavn is not a rufBan, in outward aspeet, at any
tlme? tall tlie last acenes. Mr. Mayo, in hls flret
seone with /Vnue, gave onee or twice a hlnt of BOMB.
Tlie character is monntonous during tli* most part of its
I^irtrayal-a certaln flash of mcnaclng InHf.lence being
Ihe onlv rellal to its Imrly Mi!lenne-s. Mr. Mayo. how
iv.-r. couirive-d to make this deti.se and heavy ciaataia
cilettive with a curious kind of Involuntary hum.tf.
Efff<*t> ludeed, is the object that he has aought?and
paaaartp, Ioo holh as inaaaaial and actor. Rh piaj
give* no adeguate idea of the sulitle charm of tlie book
on which lt ls founded; yet hi* play has theatrlcal
point. aud tlwt is essential for the stu<ro. He makcv
GeoTrey, fcr e.xample, strike HLshopriggs, and he
makes UfaflKrpalCPa thereupon, out of reseutment aud
NfB, BTBdaee t ic letter that establishea Anne Syi
vester's BBMIMfa with C.eotfrev, exactly at the cul
uuiiatlon oi Anuc's stormy interview with Mrs. Glon
arm. This is making Iree wlth tho origlnal, bnt only
bf BflBh BBBBaa cau action be made to apHMBMe aar
tOMrm. lt WoaM be c-i^ier. thOBPfc, Ui dcterir.ijio
what Mr. Mayo has done Bfl a di-amati-t if the udore
who sun-ound him were BBOBB compet<*nt to the w...-k of
Mitt-riiix-ti.ti.ri. The exqulsite e.rt wltii wliich \*.i!kle
Collirrs has drawn his chntactere in thls st/>ry w.'iild
never bo surtnised ly the apeelateta of thes,- par
liBinaatMa mi-s Vaa_aa has mbbmB an ahaalBteli
wrong ideal of Anne >ylvestet*? makiiiij her B lotninou
BBBBl aaal a noUy tei-mugaut. The BtaBttp court.-v,
the line int'-llectualitv, and tha cn-p. playful, aattrieal
hunior ..1 Htr Fat-nck <li>upj*?-ar oompletab', iu Uu;
aruiit'al iiwlega-i.t. harB demeanor aud JOCOae 88
llven- thaCMr. (.'(.itrt..i-ie BiuBM ta think appi>>pnate.
P.ls'ioprigics i<. Mumei in'o a .J-de itu-li atuiv by Mr.
Edwln Mavo, who k>OB_ a- tl made np lor J.uk Ltin-by.
The onlv peTformances that aaaM near the truth were
tts.se of Mr-, (ilcnuim, l.y Frances (imharn:
ii.-T"P Deth'idg-, by M; :y Levera. and An.,?id. by
lln>.ert Sackett: nnd those awM he Iniproved.
Ta the oomedy ckmenta lt would not bo eus>- to do
lustli e BMB B-eh a BBIfe as NIMo's. The dramatic
?jt--s*k-) are. hov.cver, made wlth tlrmness and force..
Tho re\*lval was worthv to be made and it MM BBBB
made i*i a aplHt that arouses nympathy und -Oiould
obUln favor. Air. Mayo is one of thc old aatOBB BBW,
?ud a raore slnce?' one ls not ln public view.
Thls is the full cast:
sn r-tri'k Lundv. Harw ^JjraUM
Arixihl llrlnkw,?lh .8_S5*J!2222
p.rrv .Oioia- W. l'.oM.vii
fltsuojiriMs ".'.".'.'.13aM B. Mayo
Mr. >liiy. ? l .j. J. Murphy
Ti.i Dortor. 5 - r...Robert Sat..rn
..'. liii ehatia at the unlvereityj -WUUam Dmjcau
****-'-2 - .'.'..Jamre'Chorl.-s
R??_? ''??. .J. Dlekeraoa
K ' . .Mr. hatnm
a !' I^'.'-u-i.VtVr.-'-'.'. F.nmia VSi ra
iVZchi i odv""::.':....Kaihiecn 9.*?-*.?
?Md ? i .-rm.Praaeaa r.raha.n
\^WrJm\\T^.:.ZZ"Z.Muri'lTelsrliow
Mr?. Inchbire, I.EniUKi CarUr
Ureter Dethrldge.**BBB*J i-"- M
MIBB WMNWHHillT IN "AMY BOBBABT."
Mi- Mn:ie WaBlBlIgh! pi-?-sented a vcr-iiu of
?*A:ny BaaaaBa" al tne Ibwbmb 'nr-*-* Haaaa l^t night
a-id ihe parfatflBBaeea ol it win ae uoattnaal thraaph
the week. lt is a brl^'ht BBB luetlon, wlth flMhOtaM
Mt-iicn- and llflh 8-88888. Tliere are times. iMtead,
when HM eMhalh-haBBDM BN UM lavl-h, for tli'-v 7i:i\?
Ihe etBct of Bwaifaf lha artapa. vi i WBBia right
onlv hnif piaapa Ihe oppartaaHMa oBmbB hjf fhe pari
ol \ni. Rohaart thaaph aheBoea much thattoeffectlye,
a -,,k| plece of Bflttof is odBtHbataB bj Kaitou IHH,
who jiiavn Varaep.
m .
? I.irn.F. FCCK- AT TIIE CC-U'MPrs.
.\, the CotaMbaa Taaalia B I algBI >*rank DaaMM
IIBIfa"^ i" "Liitlc I'liik." i.?th the af-toi and Ihe
pleea Bta Baat-Bar. Ihe latter I- a transhitlon into
furie <>,* i'. Aaete]'a bobbI "vlr*- \< tu. The rataM li
a BttaaPB BalatBM l f iMflaB, .laticiii: and tuiiiblillfT, und
Lhli ai"j>. tfl I 1 ''? '' I 'M"(l a^ I"'1""1
MB. WII.LAUD IN TIIK WEST.
1',. S. Willard ai'pcai-eil la^-t nlght in San Ii.ni'imo.
Mr.'wiilards BailB*-! ha. BBBB extraordiuary Ihroagh
MM th.MMW I" CHrBBB he 888 c( lip-.st BbBOat
ev.rv prarlOBfl IM Bfl. Ho BM! Bll? prcat favor iu
Kiin-a.- Ci!>._^_,
'? BrjC&BBD" AT TIIE PTAJTOABD THEATitE.
Tha maaaper whe Barlaea he ihe mtere-ts ..t IBa
BlflBllBMBri BBBBl ??Ku'liicil" made a mi MBB
?Baa ha Baeaaaal Bara>YaiB m hi? seaafin's t?.u.. Iha
?IBBBBB wa, BBBM, tipparetitty, tlitoi.di Uw> LBBfl
that New Vorl. was a "one-night t-tond," for surely it
WM Btmm MMttemt b.v lha eeaBrlapi of -BaehraB*
tliat it ahapJI l*e given twice ln the BBBM city. lt B
treary bepaai BaaeripaMB, and waaa a i?iay is Biaaap
,t aaaa. n<? further BaaertpaMB. The aetlag aaa weii
tlttid to the plav. Frauk DBBBB lield the chief ptBBJ
mtnta tlie BMM and dellvered hlm.sell ofsmh vul
?Brttp M ihe author had given hlm to dellver. lt
:?!,, t,e aaSBi ahal BB toplcal Ming ever wrIUcn wii
18 BBl t>'at it could nol get 88*8888, atHl ci.nf.nnablv
u. iii,- laia mi. Deaaa*a got Bmm. muk Amv is*>.
who ua, made to p-^ ns tl.. -1 ir. can twinkh* mernlj
iii a proper iphaee. bai her brlffhtaees could nol pl-rie
nMi rloeaa ** thaae. Plea otfcr Betara, ahaaa -Maa
is uo i*'oA m naiiif, aaalBBal wa paaaaal paeaa.
ItOCAL -TUUTBBB I.A.-T IOOMT
Mii^lc, and not -irauia, ls foremost tln- BMBB B) UM
..j-,. M N-w Vork. TiieatWal piaaa8BBap BTMBfl]
;ttni'io'i. iuC B8 BBahl -Bffl rcwar- lt, but fltej are not
_?]??< Mflp ;mis?rlant. I'ratik Mayo appeared U_*t nljrlil.
at Niblo'. Theatre iu a piece caJk-d "The AU)le4e"-a
plece that i- bavd on tiie novel ..f ?? Man und Wlfe," by
Willde 0*BBt \ (Iruinii called ?? Am Tat. ? de* Oetichla"
wm, pmsetited at Uie Atuherg Tlte*.trc fr Uie deleoUMiHi
af Ma QflflRBa Bffltoaaa IRb Mrai ??f "Mr. wnuin
s.ni'- Widow*." rea'li'il Ui" fl.niMl < >*>era llou**?to
whlch crerythlng theatrlcal rome*, wiorier or later.
Mkfl Marle Walnwright pfllflBaflflfl at the llarlem OfflBfl
House as Amy Rohsart. Mr. Frank DauleU MflflBBfl
RM vot-rira .. the ("olurnbus TheaUe wlth "MJ**
I'u.k." Mr. JaaBflR Murphv 'im'1 forth tn tbe New
I.uk Thcorre ln ?Mhann llhiK* - And a plece named
" F.tirhred" was represctited iu Uh> Standard Theatre hy
Miss Amy ly*e and her ns-oclal -
Sa-ah Ucrnhaxdt has gone b> MRaflJ -Iphta- Huh-rd
MansOekl comes flflflrt VflOR M B_B i.t-nl opera IU.H?f>.
Mr*.. ..cott Hiddons. return Ing ut thi- >tig" after a long
al??*enre. wlll ai ?i>eur at IVInier's Theatre next Tlnii-day
afternoon ln a plece called '-What fl Woman." Mr.
Ii-ly's announred revlval of " As You l.lki1 It" ls _*>?*<
p-ned tlll December _2-next Tuc-day. The estab
lfclicd BflRaeMaaa g> m a- MMtl "4188888-." at
I.ilmer's Tlicatrc; '-Tla* Lflfll Wonl." at Daly's j - Lady
lioiiiitifiil," at tbe Lyceum: "Th* I*-?-i l-.radi-*," at
I'i-.. ;<>._: "A Trlp to Chlnalown.'' at thc Madisofi
flaaaaai LBBbbj Baaaaa. in -La G-tfl_a,a at tbe OaBflaa
Ttieaire; Kn.ticl* Wilson. ln "Tlic MbtR Monaroh." at
_ha Jir fltaay . "Hm lyafllflfla," nt IRo CRaRBB^flRfl the
H-R-teflflfl flOflfll. at Uie ______ Thcatr*1. "Thi* Junlor
Paitner" lia- bflflfl recelved with <oii-idei_lile popular
f:.v,,r nt Herrinaiiti'- Theatre. The IRB? tacle ,?f "On
flaaaBa" poavaOl ;*t Hm Acadcmy of M.lsIc, and "Tlie
( _dl" Is etirrent at the I'nion Njua e. Mr. W. J.
-<?iilan rcmaJn. at the Foii'-trcnth 99*9 Theatre, aml
will irive Iri-li dflflflM t__NBJ_8aa1 Uafl lioli'l iv-.. I.os
BBBR flV.iiHdian** nrxy lie s?en _t tho I'i) B TRsal c, and
Own* ls apant'imime ci.mjiaiii ?.t lha hV1?.. Muaao. Mr.
fTar ijr.ui cofRJnuea to offer "IMIlv and Bje 400."
"Miss Hclyert" rinial!,- at ih- Har. And Tom I"asU>r
?nd his varioty pcople nre a.tivc and ent .*tuini_ig at
Txmy TEntotU TaialKi j.uii.- iaa-_rni far ooe week
BMfl at Uie ball ..f Ki.-te,- & liial. The -ea-ou Um*. far
ha- bflflB actlve and in -enerai prOBpaBOBB.
IXCIDEXT8 I.\ 80CIETT.
Thc flr=t of a s.-t'of tnformal dancc- Imowti a- The
Ort'llon- was held al Delmonlco. li-t fltflRt lBBBB
flflBMBB WM* erflaalBBd by MlB. NewboTd MorrK Mffl.
j'ii:ii|, laafla, Mr* V. O. HaK, Mrs. ji i,. baa, Mr-. .1 fla.
Miiiturn and Mra. Rraflerk QOflfllldpft TlM -8808 M*
?nriben lo IRa flaaeaa, of whloft there wtt M 8wa morc.
ar>' Mrs. F. .'. Pat-BW, Mrs. Gafl-fB Jlll--, Mrs. William
1 -?? l.:na.:i, Mr-. T. M:v .tiicld Clarks..n, .Mrs. Iluward
CHarkaoa, Mr-. o>--, Mia Jflaepl Gh-aaB, Mia. PiaacR
Oelalicld. Mr-. .lohn ('ro-by, Mi-s. KI* -Bflfl B. Kininet,
Mia, .l.liii I.von (.ardlix'r. Mrs. William (.". Ilamlt.n.
Mr-. J. ,1. Higgln-oti, Mrs. F. K. J-.tic-, Mr*.. .I.ihn Ktan,
Mr-. f/l\v:i-l Kt-S, MBfl C-B-MBfl L_f_B_flt_8, Ml*-. Rflb
Mt ll- Mintnni, .Mr-.. .lolm MliHurn, Mr-. RMBfllfl
Ma-flajTi Mrs. fJonlon Norrle. Mrs. T. L. OfflOR, Mrs.
J. B. ftaaatw, Wrs. F. J. De Frvster. Mrs. N. I.ndleton
I!-ig?'i*s, Mi*s. I". W. tt-taOBBBiflr, Mr-. Steptien Yan
Roaaaalaar, Mra. RToafl-rorfR, Mrs. BaReH winthn.p,
Mrs. .lolm VTaDa and Mrs. Lawre.ii..- Well-. Tii" otlier
darices wiJl l?e pivcn 9* .lanuary 11 and Ke'.rnary f.
Aiexandcr M. Ila/I.len Ted the eaUHflfl la-t nlght
alo:,.'. IRa flRao baaaa early, aiid HM ...tii! n :. 1
I0:ri() o'.-l-.il;, sniijiiT ei.dinp the flRoeo at lnidnlgJU.
TIko were n.. BjVOia. IRB tflflaflfllaa ,?f tln- ]?tr..nes??.
ls lo RflVfl -hfl flanci-s as M:ii]>.T _. pnvsll.le, and to
lnvito only tlic, dcbutantJ1. and y unir untiianie.t peapb.
There wa- no atlcinpt at dBflOTBdoa. Supjier wns
serv.^d at a baJM ln tlr. red room. and l.andart or -flfl
Rl pluyed. Mrs. RaRBfl, Mr-. M-flTia, Mrs. LBflnflB-B
Well- nnd Mrs. .lolm BnrRlg re.eived.
AflMM-g tliose l>iv-?.nt WM* Miss .'ross, the MR flfl
Qaifl-Bor, Mi-s HaaofHoa, the Mloan HaO, Miss Heien
I>e IVyster, Mi-.- AagRfl-fl Uli-s, the MMB80 Clarkson,
Uafl F.liziU-th Ufh.'icld, tho Ml-sc- Krvi-i., JII
Iiarlow, Ml? llt/ccial.l, .Miss cho.-ilr Ml? Katheilne
BflflB-flflB, Miss KaflRflriBfl Mlntuni, Mi^s Fjlitli Mintuni,
Miss Mackiiy, Mis- Kiiil'. Mi-s Ke.nn. MI-- BaatlU
.lonea, Ml-s Hippln-m, Mlflfl AR-8 Ofld-B, IRa MbflOO
l-UBBlia Mi-s Hop.-rs,. Miss B-BWard, Mlflfl fllllBtllR
Van Kcnss..'_icr. IRa Mlsc,.., \\ell-. Mi- M;u i ? BlatRrQR,
Uio Miss<>.- -flafla, maa W? iflwoHa, 1 -___m V*t Rma^o
laer, J. B. ORflen, F. K. Bfefl-Ra, BewboM Moiilfl. Jr.,
J. A. Yan B-BBaflRflflr, Sbickton Ci.lt, H. K. Tnili.r.
T. Wclls, T. J. O. Kliiiielaiidcr, TR08MI Khlnclai (1 W,
1:. s. Mitituni. Um MlasM TaeRer, Um mi-s.-- DaRa-aafl,
.I..I111 HadiJen, Tcinplc F.mmet. E. C. -Moller, I). BtflTgR.
Rracafl Adeo. \. g, QarRut, R. L *.i.'k.'tt, .1. Lamadofl
j;rviuj.', R'alter Ke-aeys, (,. j;. Hoppin, walte. mi(ss.
M. A. Wilka, J. Do ( ourcey Ireland. (.. l:iav'(l*.'ii. Jr.,
W. fi. Beott, 6hlp!ey Jonea, James lieeon, tha Measra.
('rii-i.v, Rntler wllllamaon. w. < . ravlor, the -M*i--r-.
S-Tona, ii.ii ii M.i.. >. innidt. Ilanrj v. C-oper, Taorn
ton Tumer and CharlM A. De Otirafloff
siicukthicves liiivc duitnp the la-t m I. balp fl them
selves to costly wiapa ten la balls ..f b-iwea whon,*
recepUons were Ifl j)r,.gies?. It will I^ ?l<e f..r nll
pnc.Hts at receiiU'.ns ln leave thcir wrapo lu clini..- ot
servaii-s. wlio wlll givo them In ratam I BBfl 1.- f-.r tlie
some. ther?*hy liisiirmu ..(.tv. Lfl-rf Mifli al Baa of
VfflfllMBdajr'l nu 1,11,111- two lumd-oni11 .-cal-l.in arratfl
woi. taken l.y ti.icies.
llrlght, crl^p llttle advcrllsemeni', dcserlhins ln a
dlrect way tlie vaiiefl raqalrenienU of a host ol
pcople, tlll many columns 011 the nintli pa_e *n The
fribune today.
BKM-UKD EUXE9JKLD BE WAAHTX9T0X.
Washington, Dec. 14.?Kluhaid ManafleM BPPBaiafl nt
AUiaugh'-, Oiaafl Opera Huum; bi-nlght iu "BflflB
llrummell"' Ifl the lar|:e?t hoii-e of tho flOflBBB. Thc
uiiili'iici mu< onc of niiiisiuil brllllam y. Jn tln- 1, ,\?-.
were Sir Juli.ui J'auiKef.te, Lady J'auii.wtott, Mlflfl
l,aiiii,'.f..t.., r-lid.-Il RO-flia, Mr. Fravr, of the Hritish
Leg_fl_n; |Ra wtk of Beeratary Fflfllar und MIm Foater,
Um wife of Aacrotary i!n-.k and Mi-- Itusk, Mr. You
MiHiim, of the Genaaa LBR-tlaa; Mi^s HaMM itiaine.
MI-- (aiiiei'oii, Mr. and Mrs. Jilalr I>'e, Mar.(Ui- Im
jfcriali, Lleut.Miant -N'akimiu_, Jnpaneie Legation ; Dr.
and Mrs. Mticoln, Miss J'lul siien.li.n, Dr. anfl Mrs.
llanitnoiid. Mi-- M;iri.,ii F./Ster, 3Ils_ Katfl F.nd's.-v and
iBBaaot HtaeaaR.
Tlie I're-idenf nnd Mrs. llarrison wlll see Mr. Mflflfl
field's pei'f.niiiaiK.1 of ?? I*rlnc_ Karl" to-morrow even?
ing. Mr. Mun-ticld was recelved bl Mrs. Hurrison and
the ladiei of the White Hoa-e to-dav.
IHE VARIETY OF THE WEEK.
Tlie vnricty theatre-, f-*ill malntaln thcir npaloao ex
erti'in- to pl.viso their fladRflMfll WltB all the be_?t that
the liome and forei_ii maikcts flffflflt. The be-t I f
the home marliet at Tony I*ristor's U of BBB-flO IBR*
nseiitid l.y MlflO MagR** f'llne. Her poR-flaBc lyrlo
a.re a delight even t" jicoplc whose only knowledga of
Uie humors of putdllsm 1? denved from them. Of
rourse feimine art ls expected to bear the .tainp of
trutli upon it and to need BO pievlous trainlng 011 the
laut of a spoetau.r or n ll-tener to jnake hlm reeogadafl
lt. Mlle. Junlori VaRuafl la a.- good n coiitrast ta MIks
(line a.s cuild bfl d'-lrcl Bia R altor-tdor a. re'-lle
ln her way, nnd what a different way ! She gains ln
favor ns |_fl bocoincs b08BBT known. The <!uiim'.- UU
MflflR include the addiUon to the blll of Press F.ldii.lee.
Bflflfl and ..lartlu Jullaa, Uie Jug.ler DI8888 aaul K.
Abt's lllu-ioiifl.
The fleparRlTC Bf Patil.s from K*.'tei A l lal"^ I- flfl
nounced to takc place iu two wecks. Thls Is t" be re
fjrettea, ns hls artistic entertoln.neut might 8 ell be
nuule tn l_**t. much longer. Hl- piograuune |M
I- aimo-t entiitly new. The Marielieo suteni, acro
bata nnd allfl WBlflan. appeared Ior the Bn\ Rate last
M-lii.
A WEDD1SQ.
A pretty wed'liii!' took pia.-..1 la-H nlj;ht at th** Chnrch
of th,1 H<jly T1I1.ity wl.'ii Anna Maud, flaflf-Bn 9 Mr.
un,l Mr-. Ahiali'.un MaflBBj "?" n,J Hafl M l?fla Wntej
1 r Bi h. }11_1m>i> l'ott 1. asai.tcd hv the RflT. lir K. A.
Itodrlck, oltlcia.d. Tln- n.aW ol 8-8-1 "a1* Ml~* Dfl BJ
sfvr.. .later nf tl.e lul.l*-; th, MflflflBBflMa, schoolniat-.a
of tl..- t.r.do, MMB BkO BMaflfl Edlth Mnrtd, of tM. Loula;
r ;.. :, it \, aa, Caaav; L. W Jty.1 r. ..f 8laaaaaa^
Ind., and E__flaa IIjIi". fll X.'?-Y.,rk. IRfl !.??*. Maa BBfl
Aoflaaa B*tM?, jr, >m 9 0 bobbI TRaaaafl K?iu?. Th?*
Bflhen men Ueorgfl B. RiRgaiaB, I. a. C. lahafloa, Oaaal
1.. ?, ? 1, \-jr?. . R TkeaflsN BaflaaMB 11
T. W?llaaafl 8f h. < lar..*-. 'JJi* BflMflaroaai ?u- oflBMlafl
_( roluinl.ia I O-Oflfl a:id Ir a la?y,r ln __U 9tf. Bfl R a
B__B__! flf t.'.e llu.l.in ( :,.l a:. 1 aj 1 .?i,p_Ji.\ I, TUi K.-g
liiint. AfUT U. flflM 11.01.\ at. tl..- cli.ir.h . r8fl8fl_-BI ??_
BflM ut HM hafltfl R Mr. 8ra_8NB8. ?N" 9tt Vnmxmn.
ll.e Mlflfl a'.d MtflBBjaOM wlJl <.! f.r RflBBfO to-n,?rrow
on aaa laa-oafla.
Aiiioii^ ll_jB?? J)^?aellt at th, r>". ? \A\on ?,r' Mr. and Mra.
(i\.il.,i-!, Mr. Bflfl Mr-- 1- 9> BMBM, Mls? SU-i-r*., Mr.
ai.d Mi**. John RflBtflfl-l-J. Mr. arul Mis. Tlion.a*. BMora
Mr. flnd Mr- I'. II. MBfllSB, Mia A -flflflBR Ur- Ml BM
.sty..*. William SU-i?, .....er>.: m.A Mr?. 'Ihomaa r.Hli.n,
u.r aUaaafl l-flB-fe. m* aafl BM. <~"v 9. Hudrma-.
Mi. BBfl Mr.. II i.r> BMBBB, Br. aod Mlfl !?? ..,?M.?'nd.
Mr. an 1 Mia Hatle, Dr and Mr- R. C. Kicnp, Mr. ai.d
Mis. Iir.atus 09*9, .1'., Mr. and Mr?. II l. Adams, Mr.
and Mn>. W. C. Adan.-. Mr. aafl Mia R. T CflOBMa, Mr.
m.i Mih. T. W. i:.i,n, ??.. Mr. K.d Mr- V\ H II.,lll*ig?
?o.th, Mr. and Mr*. RMfl-Mfl A, II own, Mr. and Mr?.
R, ( . i,il<i. Mr. and Mr?. Jamna II. -Rf-BT, Mr. and Mrs..
K. J, Cliaft^e, K. J. CRaflRfl. Jr , Mr. _nrt Mrv Jain*j? T.
RBtpar, Mr. and Mra. C, T, Deonard, Mrr and Mra. W.
baaaaiR, Mr. and Mra. A. F.. Couover, th*1 M-MM Ooaaflflr,
KflW-flfl OflflMM 1. MIM ."-u^lBrt, Mr, BBfl Mrs. Ah-vajirk-r
Cllnton, Mr. and Mrs. Ewcii, Mrs. Iiarilnkcr, th* Mlaaea
BaalaRM, Mr. and Mr... T J. RflflflflBBa, Mr, and Mr.. B
w s laBaaaa, Mr. ai.d Mia. u. l*. JaBaiaflB, i>r. and Mr*.
t.rorge V. _RBflflji Mr. llart. MJflfl Hjrt, Mr. and Mra.
-v 0 I ,,nl,r. Bi and Mr- R-WflR llaw*. Mr. and Mr*
Oeoigt F. BRBOBMi aud Mr. and Mi? Ujnhan..
.:;.dt;.\7. sew offk'eh
'Iha Socletr of M^dlral Juriaprudaaafl h.ld a BMBflRfl
_i No 17 Weal Koitv-llilrd-l. la-l lilKt.l a.d _l?rUd th
laRflBtag OBBJaTfl' ITaldeiit, I?r. R, 1.. H.-ill. \lr.|,r.Hi
d?nt, ll [_ KalMl.lld; ?e.ret_ry. Ur. W. II. iUlea; U._*.
urer. J?. Mcl__- __a? i (-,rre.ipo.idln. teet'Utty. < hail**
H. KlUbOl; U-KM, Johu 8. bxulUi, Charlea 81. Dflmoud.
8. It. Llvlngstnn, M. M. BBflB-flB, B. B, njneah Im
Dr W. II Humc, Dr. Y.. T. Ilrunh. Dr. L. ('. c.rty, Dr.
H. J. lloldt, Dr. J. II. PMflalpht, E. 11. Ilenn, Dr. L M.
QflhBhp, Dr. B, M. llainin..ud, Dr. D. F. King.
TWO YIEWS ON CIVIL SERVICE.
WHO -HOULD (f NTROL LOCAL liOAKD**?
PABSIPaa ami x.'X faHDSan? OBBABHAlfOBI
III KI.XDEI).
Two reports from the committee appolnted last
sprlng hy the BapBaBBBB orpiniwUlon of ihe XXIst
Assembly District Ut Bm purpose of invi'stigatlng the
adnilnistratlon of the Clvil tservlre laws were sub
mltted at a meetlng ol thc organlxatlon held at th ?
Republican beadquarter-,, No. 10.1 Eust l'ifty tiinth
st.. last evenlng. John I'roctor Clarke preslded.
The majority nport, which was signed hy John
Prortor Clarke, D. Baffaa IliUlreth, Jr., and Alexanlr
T. BaaaB, three of the tlve membere of the BOBMBlttl .
?rn? s-ibmltted by Mr. Illldieth. and began by quotlng
Uie resolutlon whlrh forined the ba-ls of their luv.--ti
gatinti. Thls reaolutloii protetfta again-t tbe mod ? of
condocting exumliiatloiis adoptcd by the Meal CtfU
.S-erviro Itoard. and eiitu-tl.v ??'.?qucsts thB BathOrlBea
to devtae means for roniKlllng It M give ptiuiical
inst' .i.l ol thioretical examlnalion-.
Thc rcport Bfl l tliat thc commlttee ls largely
Indebted to Tlieodort* Hooscvelt, cbairman of tho
National Clvll M>r\if?> CoiniuMon, who fnmMied lt
an cxhaustivc statement of liho udiiiiutstruikui of tha
1_? ? In quostion. Tli ? rcport hnd- tliat the nbjection
to '.he nietlsids of exatninatlons <-ondiict<jp op BM
local Ijirtrd nre unloundcd : that no wltnet-is quo>tloned
In any way the fairnes, ,,f elpa inarkiii,', of any papOTi
und tha rei*ort eonclndes that the que.-tlnns pro
paaaaal won.* .fbaaawfl la Heeeeat th** aapaeMp af
lha aaaaflcaB-, and tliat the niurlUin,*-. were* fair.
As lo tln- charge- of purtisatishlp agaihst thc MBbI
board |ha majority of the commlttee ls uf tln- opinljn
tliat uhatev-r fault exlsts ls attribumbl. to th>' Bar
Baaa aetfalty M DaaaaeiaMe bmb_Mm ef HM Beari
and the li.activity an.l lack of inlere-t on the pnrt of
thc Bapahh-aa BMaabera. ? Mr. Ca-iBa aad his Mn\
eoOaafBM boBeve ??that the only pracfleal am! lalr
ua. M aBJaattap BM ?atter aaaM b' by provWoa tu
tli- a8*Bet timt tin* eaetnl of lha BoaaB ahaaM ha
uaBaMei tt- the poBUeal party M th<* Baaa aoBBB-flaa
and laaBBBBlMl 1'H' tLc BBflflBBt of lh<* BflBBfl k'f thc
govornnient."
The othcr members of tlie . nmiulttee wete K. W,
Iilooinliigdiile and Charlaa A. Ile ? . Mr. HBM s.ib
tnitti-d 8 report nf his own Ln BBBB) h" cxplnii.ed thut
he iip-eed with the majority that there ha.1 beea no
evhteaee hnatahBt ihaalai lhat aiaMlaatBMe had
l**en unfalr or unjust, Inu he nevcillc-l M bcl: vcl
that tha law wns iiiipnnthnbl'* and should be BBMnBaB
lt wa.s not expeeted al letter-.?arnei-s thut thev .should
know geometry, ahjMSB, .?istronomy and geogrnphy.
The BBBflalBatlaaa ihaaM he entlicly pracSBBl and the
cxaminiiMon pajs-rs should be seul.-d and BM BBBl re
nuiln unbroketi until the SBBBM BBM bBBBgM Into the
preaeaee af Iba aaaaalaaea aap tho-*; to ba iiamlneB
Mr. ile-s ?ald tliat the prevalllng idea wa- that tln
fivil .-crvlce examtner-, should get out ? f jxilltii?-.
E. VV. Lliomingdale. tln' nllier memb.-r of the com
niillec, flffBB- ncithcr rcport. llofli IBPOrM flJBM Wrt
tjtet ..run Bm aaal i ajaJaa aaeaUaa, whleh wiii ik
lnl.1 OB tho eveniug of the mm ond Tu.-d.'iy in .lan
uarv, when a larger BtBanlMflM lhail BPpeBreB Mal
e\e.iJiiK is hepai lor. Alexander <>. Ptahe, Bia newlj
elected treaeuier, ten.lered hls reatpnattoa, whleh waa
aercpted. Jolm lYoctor Clarke BBBBB a -.tirriiig -I" '*? h
arceptlng his re-clei tlon .*- preaMeM of the BBpiBiaa>
tlon. _
MANY CHEEBED IBE ATIII.ETES
(;ooi) BBCOBDB 4T thf: wintfr names OP TBB
twi i.i-ni BBBiiuarr.
The annual wlnter atlik'tic pimcs af thc lJUi
BaplaMal Baaa baM at the araMcjr, BUtyaecoiMt-t.
and Ninth ave., la-t nlght. A gi>*at I rowd BlBMMBf
the games, which were iho most successfu] awer BaM
by the reitlment. Th,?- cntry 11st WB8 BBMMirtoHl BBf
tho applatise cfjuUnuous. lljertberc's mil ?? Ifl
8-MS-B, wearlng BoWfl hftyone compititor-, W8I 8
r> markable jierformance.
The fl:-t contest w;i- a IVO yard dash. h-indbap. Opea
M aii aaiataari The eutry ii--t waa --> Miaa* tliat
twenty tMnl BBBM BefB HM "IT ai'Cl i|ve -'?? on". trlal
i: als. ihe tll.Hl Inat WBB B il ao bBBl bBIa Bfl
M. 1*. llalpln, N. Y. A. Ci "l.e foot, an.l J. 9. BlBB,
1'. .\. C, live feet; 9. B. Hellly. M. A. C. two feet,
thnd. 'iime-?i:;;. bm .mi-- llalpln won lha mn-aB
l.y a few laebaa in 8 :i ?"'..'"is.
The half milc 88BBpBB PMBI8 iu BBBBf inai-clilng
onb-r WBB ixcltliig but silly. only thlBB ef th'' -im-u
-Uirt?Ts tlni-hed. Tln- third BBBB, B7. I'. Ililli-. fainte.1
bafara ba laaahei the Mpe. J. Ahrens, of ca. u. won
l.y tliree \anls ln 'A miiintes .1 B-fi BacoeBa. II. J.
Kundolph. Oa. H, w:l? MMBL
Just tlft; two men .-tai-t-.l !ti the BBB Brfhl ru:i. handi
eap. B. lijertberf BMttaB Bt BBIBt-b BBi hl
ehaaSM seemed BBM. The N. ,f. A. ?'. man nm B
^rriat nire. BM tlie ]i-ad un the ten Jan, a*id WI B BBatly
iu the aaof time of 4 inimite- :i-> :t r, aeeo-Bs. He waa
1'iinHy BpplflMlcB M. E. -initli, Y. M. C. A., nln.-ty
I arBa, wa* MaapB.
XBa 8B0 yurd htiMiie raee aaa alao nm la baala.
The tina* Tieat i\as wun b\ T. J. Movnalian. X. A. A..
thlrteen parBa; E. E. Baraee, W. I. -\- <-, acratrh,
serotid.
The tlnal heat lu th- tvniiil- b:i v( le IBCC. WM Won
bv .1. W . Jitdil. Illvcr-lle Whceltnen, thlrtj \arUs;
F. st'inbei,*. (lotl.ain W. C, 188 >aid-, MCOBfl.
?-?
THE lriETUY UY WlUTTIEh'.
T o the E d I t or of Thc Trlbune.
Mr: Your readers wlll J iln hcartilv in the kinllv
sentlments of the edltorial aitble ln ti.ila\'s T-ibime,
I'litltled -A Sweet old Age." which arti'le will grect
thc veneruble aud blBaaaB BOel Whitticr IhB week. BB
the aaaaaBM oi his atphlp illB Mrthtfap. it is
gen.r.illy wlser and saf.-r M understate than to ovcr
state the vlrtues Bf those we pralse; but when you
quote "tlie crltics- as -nying that - Whitticr baa BBl
given to |ha world anv manif-statlon Bf Whal tha nn?
found or sophlstlcated call paaflfl genius. I BM tmt
to think timt not onlv rearaaU bat the araal luiioritv
of the rcading public are in.t ?! ienlly '? profound or
s iphisticnb-d" to agree wlth these crities. Bhaheapi BM
Maaaafl lias no surer clalm to poetb- klni.'-!'.i|i than
through the exquisite Btaeaa of bta Baart MaaahM.
Not only an* they beBBB-Bl ln HMBIialriB. but their
baaasf B lalualiMB b* raaaea of their speclal an
p.-upr afenevs to tlt" occ.-i.-lf n. dramatlc or other, lhat
bring- them out. Hearing ln mlnd thls double OX
rclle.nce of intiinsb- beautv n.mliined wlth BPtfleM M
. ome ireai occaatoa, lel bm quote the opening rouplct
of Whlttler's hvinti. wrltten f.r the opening of the
Aawrlran Cantannlal CelabiaUon ol ln.o.:
??our fathors' God! ftotn out who- hand
Th" cetiturl-s fail llkr palaa of MBB-"
ls theiy much. or ls there anything, in the wholo
range >>f poeirj tbat can -xrel th.-se two bnes Iti thelr
approp.lateji-ss. eomptotenraa an.l l"fty rablimltyl
How the snliitlv and t>atrintlr p.et mu-t have thrilled
with einotioti when this ma_gnffireni imagc tir-t cjiim
tl, hlm: FttEDBBICK KKI'l'KI..
New York, Dec. 13, IBBI.
BLBt-orra ammi cotrt dixxer.
Thf annual dinner tt tln A--m utton ?f Ih8 I'.h\n'i
Army Oarpa ?as half nt Mm ?ii-i- la-*. aipht. a Bharl
?taasBflp wbh held at T :..e a'elai.. M abkb Jaha C. wpea,
ii nosUiti. aad Mttjur II Sfliie ?-re ttBCMf M MB8I8 |
|BaaB8tBB-p. Lbbbm al irpaa bbm mbB c-om Ba>a<
t^nerai iuriu- M CawcB, of Borwalk, Caaa).; Oiaaral
1-iniiei B.. sicuie*. OBBBral Daa)M BbIIuBbIB, J. B BahM
-mi <;. fl. Ba ub. of NirHnii Caaa.; ******** W. J- Was
s..n ?nd C ii- Ummott, >>f Cbteaaa.
BaaaeaB Carl BeBan a:ni 9temi Btpal Bwa ?ithdr.-. tha
earpata aaaB erBer M tha Brae BMtap-h-B. B/baa Mmtoam
tmt rlpflia naii haaa Berraa. llmMaal acbfln iaaaa * short
aBBraaa A arBBMaaa, m whiri. he paid u |WwMp iribaM M
ii,.- mtmtti ot Baaaaai Bherwaa. Ba aaa t?.ii.??.d im
ni.i a. 0. iiaii.iin. a aephaa uf BaaaBal flaaUto;
i oii.nii Paflaa. Baawafl WDdWaaaj tmt .'?,?' Ba Dfl
(i-i.ertl It-iii Slifel imiil- a '?.iit- and I ir:.i-t BpascB. Ba
mm MBawaf bj iMJaMleataai 0 0. BowarB, who *>?? r
paylng a t*Mt*t trltute to tiu M8~8?9 <>f Ma Ki'Uinli
. -rps ai -haaaaflaarrflla, aalii --Afti-r ai'., MM BBBBB B
MM i*uie araa BBa ??? baf 'BtaflawMI ? jM'-ksmi ou iha
wtuiig BBa." Baaaral ho?bti **.* foiiow.d i.y B i ia)
Otbuni uui: SiniMi Wolf, uf Mf_B%l_8MB.
? . ?-??
i 9MW PLAY PRODCiElt IX nCYFAl.O.
!_iifTulo, Dec. U (Bpw i it>- Ar. hibiid QaaBoa*a
IhlBBBal play, '-Thut <url fi. ??. Me.yii'i." wa- L'ivn
hi theMnr niaataa here to alpLM t >r IhB lli'st tlme oii
any atage. bv Mr. nnd flra. BBlaap DrBW, under tho
BBUBBJflBMBl Bf Alexaiid-i- OaaBBtBcB. BM hoii-<: W88
Bflp8i nnd. BBBB BM 1li--t ad. appn*claii\ <-. T;i8 BjBJ
is a far<e. lt v ill be plBPeB a' MM BbBBBBBI Thenlr'
ln New York. where It is t. ba pre-etited BB Ifcywubci
SHAREHOlDERS SCE YOU A MlLUOX.
Clncinnatl. ohlo, Dec. H. *-ult was enbr.<l thia
afternoon in the l'nited PJbMB OBBfl by John Y.
Ilngue. an agent of the i_.hnreliol.lers of tlie late M>*tro
politun National Iiank, BflMBBl Wllliam BNBBB, the
preoldent; John K. Decamp. caaliier. and tln- dlrcctora.
for atxiut #1 ,?hx>,)KMI. whbh tlie coinpliiin.uit aflaflM
waa loat by the wilful negllgeuce of the dlrar.tora and
ofBrerk of Uie Uitik.
Wltao ln seatrli of worli or worxera. horaca or ear
rtaaea. board or roonii, or real eatate. BOBSaN Tha
iritune'n "littlo adverilBementa nf tho people.' You
alll 8nd them ou tha ninth iiage to day.
OBITUARY.
W.LI.IA.M irOKMAN WUAA.
London, Dec. 14.-WllUam (iorman Wllls, the well
known diamati-t, dled ut <..uy"s HosplUU to-day. He
was borno ln IO, ln Kllkeiiny County, Ireland. He
kept all hls terms nt Trlnlty College, Dtiblln, but wa*
not irnidiiatcd. When he was (|iilte young he studied
at the Koyal Irish Academy. ln 1_C? Mr. Wllls's
play "Thc Mnn of Alrlle"' was produced. " Hlnko" ap
paaiflfl ln 1H71, nnd from tluit time on plays by Mr.
Wllls ai>i>eiircd In rapid .uccesslon. "('harles tho
Kir-t." - Eugene Arara," ? Mary Queen o' Soots'' and
?' Jiiukliigliiitii"' wen* thc best known of hls ?works np b>
1878. About that year Mr. WIUs resumed the pracUre
of portruit palntlng, at whieh hc wns dectdedly success
fnl. Among his sltterfl were Uie Princess Lonlfle and
the Infiint Prin.r-- VlclBflM. In l?7fl Mr. WBE/9
plny " June Shore* was produoed at the Prlnceas's
Theatre, where It rnn for flve rnnsenulve nionths.
Among hls oth?r well-hnown plnys are "Nlnon,"
??.Mivin." "Neli Gwyniic," "William and _usan."
?? Jnattii:!." " sedgenimir" und '? Clnudlan."
Mr. WIJIs ul .o wrote several raiveU. tlie best known
beln^r 'The Wlfe's Evldence" und '? NoUce lo Qult.**
Mr. Wllls was an eccenirlc rharacter and ccrtalnly
a mnn of pOflflM pflflfla Tliere are pawngea ln hls
Raflfl-J of ? (linrl.-s. 8_B Flr-f aud in U* play of
" Eiig.iie Arum" Uiat show a flflfll power of Imagiun
lion. log-ther wlth 11 subth* (..niniand tt the sympathy
tluit rcaches human heart-. The larew.il words of
King CRflHBB, spoken to hls wlfe, are Itreslstlbly
(,,ii, hlnif aafl have a splendid (-Igulty. The author
of IRa BBBBfl of Eugcnc Aram's oneounter wlth llouse
mniiii. und of the ineimce of Mephistopholes to Faust
was a-suredly a writer pos*.essed of th** great and nOn
viiu-liig cluiriu of style. Mr. Wlih. l.Kiked ut all sub
U-. t- wlth tlw eye of a poet. and, ln an e_a when nl
ino.t nll the tendencles aroiird hlm were toward
I'ng.iii'-in. cyniclsm and eritlcal sntire, he was not
afn.id 10 drcuiii and to utter u dreamer's heart. Wh l
ever U-Bflftt of fl Ididi and fino aubject for tho stugo
incilialily IhoafjB) of WIIN Bfl the man to trcat it ln a
high nnd llne miinner. He was not, however, frugnl
of hi- rc-'iiircs, ,.r Ifl llfl'll* 1 Bfl hls reputatlon, or
< :f il of hM health. He has done many flne BflBRBI
Ma novel o| "Thc Wife'- Kvldence" would alone lu.vc
?aflfl any man a repututiou; but he __flBR to hnve hnd
B prodiglous weulUi of feellng and |Rfl?_M and strength,
**i io baaa iq-aaflaaafl it uiiy upon thc paaalaf hour.
A'rlten af not a tithe of hl- orlt'itu.llty und MPflflflBMB
MalB ihe WOttt ring wilh the diu of their self-asser
th n: l.ut UlBIBB-BlllBj few people outslde flf Uie
f. .itri.nl set, Imve heard much of Wllls or know any
thing about lilni. HM death 1*. thc cxtincUoii of a very
brllllanl mind and tkfl OMBB of n eareer in whieh. If
Iherewaa toetu thing to b' deplored, there wns flMfl
inii. h to bc naiiied wlth honor and rcmemliered wiUi
gratitude.
DB. MELAN'T'lo.V Unfll BCIH.
Dr. lURaBBlMfl l.uflier ituth, surgeon of the l'nited
States Navy, dled yesterday morning from Brighfs
.ll-.;.-.1 at tho IRllBbljfl Naval Hospltal. ?r. kuth
WM Mlf BBVta years ..ld and was the son of a Method
IM Pl'lil-Ofal cleigvinan who for many veurs was c.'iap
lain <<I thc R...vaiuenslng Prisoii, Philadelphla. ln wJiich
city Dr, Kuth wa-s born. His motlter -tlll survlves and
livc. lu W-chincloii. At the BflM when lu* was taken
111 he waa Bttaehafl to the Bawafl. He was uirgeon
on tbo XOfl-MOBBfl in 1H71, when lt took tlie eonimlv
atoaen Ri =*an Daa-MfR ta BflR-Rflflfl foi tiie paflflRRN
of t'.at country. While thero he ucted a_ a newspapor
eorresponflCBl Dr. Kuth was an lntiu.ate friend of
Secretary Tttef, and it was he who .ariied the Secretary
from his burnlng hoiuie ln Waalitngton, wliere hls wife
an.i daughter loat Uieb- lives. Tl.e funernl arrange^
meiits liav.*. not been completcd. but it ls probable that
the i.urial will be at Laur-1 ll'll lemcter., I'liUadelphia.
w ben tlie dorloi 's futher ls bnrled.
JOHN MF.HL.
John Mci.l. scnior member ofl the flrm of Mehl <fc
.'..., aiii.uii: tl.,' largo-i P">iRaflaaaR manufacturers lu
|Ra UattaA BflaflaB, dl.d oaflflRalf at hls home. No. 131
Hm!-,,ii -t., HoboR-B 08 Siuiday ulght. Although he
had been aillng Mfl some time, ho had entertalned
MMM Drtaaflfl durliig tho evening. and hls death was
UMxaectad. Bo 880 slxty four years old, and had
bflflfl a i-.idcnt of Hubo-cu for Uiirty-llve year,.
OBOBOfl ()- IILAN(HAIU).
riacrville, Cal., Dec. 14.-<?orge ... Wanrhard, Ra
,., maiiflan fa* Caaflrtafl M thv RM ateoRaa, dled
...-i.pi.iy at hi* Bflflflfl ln URfl city, of pn.*umon__ Dfl
came M ( allfcrnra ln 181'J aud for year. had bc.'n'proin
lncnt as a pollttclan. _
C. C BLISS.
LRHa Kock, Dec. 14.-C. C. IllUss, who waa a prominent
Kei.ul lU-aii lfadox durlng the rec-onstruct'on .ra, WM found
flttfl iu bflfl at id< home r*08nfl-f n.on.ing. Hls dcaUi
l_ -BBrflMMfl t*. heart d-.ea*e.
jnsiAll MINOT.
(',.:,,,,?!. N'. II.. Dcc ll.-J>-l:ih Minot, onee tbe l?w
partaer of rr-*t-oiit I*r_n-Ilii 99m*, dled thla mortilnR, ot
ti?.., ?? .jaara. "" aaa Jud.e of the fourt
of U-_B_-M Plflaa, ?:i ex-pr.^dent and dlrstor of Uu1 (on
,..:.l Kiiiirwd. and pron.li.ently ldentiaed with manp- flnan
tlil lnstltut.01, ?
BRR. SAI.I.V PRBRTIOB.
RarwMh, (.iiii.. Dec. 14 (S|v?*!al -Mr-. Sjlly PraBRca
Um1 o'd *t r.v-ldcnt of Xorwlrh, di.d of the itrip at U.e haatfl
..f h,-r aaph-w, 9. *? IRbRdi r, aa CRaiaR aa., Monday
moriiln-. Bht BBfl nliuty-siven year- and flflflflfl nxxitha
?!<i ii r haaRfe liad Baaa laaaaRaafy gooi aii ivr 9tt
until litii"' dav- flgO. BBB WflO a iiuIIm* fll fl.riaweld, OflflB.
Bka aaa a MU-*bEm t. .\n;o< w. PaaaRaa, aa Mflfflfl ot
N..??,.?!,. nnd ?as raaMfld t" *Vmt iiilluentlal a.id waltliy
famiii1- ?f EaaMra OaaaaeRoai BRa waa an aMRBaaM
\.o:i.au aafl BBfl" a.' ut.. i*t i.tion*. uinl bcneiolent di-i?.-ltl?..
When you fall to flnd what you want eUewhera,
look ainoiik' tho llttle advertisenientfl ol Tho Trlbuna.
Ihcy are on the nlnth page today.
-_>-?.
WORTH LOOKING AT.
BR? flBOf-O Imve ever seen an oilglnal stone ln the
bltulder ln th ? wiiidow of Dltmati's drug sitor., und_r
the Vstor llon-c. ench a stone ls on exhlbitlon, l.ut
the most woodertnl thing ls that lt awa romoved after
i, ,ii- .??>mpletc!\ d-dntflfratad and redueed to a ptirty
Kbe mass bj drinklng _k__ata I.l thla Water. Oo and
tM li : r_a iniy ucv.-r have the chance agaln; lt R a
cnrlo-Uy. _
Couaha from OfllflB. r..naumptl..n and other luno troubls
rromcauffBa. Uure jour* wlth I'lso's Cure for Con
?ojaptloo. DraflflMa. -5c.
(olil Feet
arc imknown when tlic Alfrvd Dolire Felt Shoes are worn.
paalrl unm . Oa., *t ljist lsth.
lieerfooi Farm ?-_ua?ae?, ln iwo-pound r*?*?fl#e;
..... tru.l. -inara ft de.r'. foOtj 1> sUmped ou wrap|.r In
rvd lnk. It.war,1 of Imltatlona.
- *
lAebi* ( ampany's Extract of Ileef.
Meat and V"?rt-ble aoups made palatable by IU u?e.
Tlie ..uine ot 1 mio-eiice Abroad.
nay thls JOLLY NEW liiME OF TKAVaLl
DIED.
RVBBBAM?Ia nrooklyn, De.. l_th, 1891, John W.
Bumbain aad S't years. __
I'iii.c a, at Ml latJ. rc*ldenoe, 8S_ Monroe-at., Tueaday
OVflBtaC, next. at 8 o'clock.
Inr^rniejit pftflBM.
i Al'.l'l K l.nuid Intn reat, at Xewark, -V. J., on fcatur
dav evealng. De.-cmi^i li 1801, Miss Harriet Cart.*,
daugfctu <,f fl'ai-i. and I'h.H-iK1 CaMcr, flacaaacfl.
f.1. ii aervleflfl froin h-r lat.1 realdence, No. 183 \\--n.
ingtou-ava.. .,.. Wedie-daj. at _ p. u,
BelaUva* w.d frlcnda arc ln\ltcd Ui attend
lil, HAHT-At Newark. B. J., on Deecmb.r 13, 1891.
Haaif I}.. MJii flf (.'harlei. A. and 8M late harah .). Bfl
Kclat.ve* and fiienda are lev'Ud Ut attefid th,' tBMflal
mtm,,- fr.,n, I.l*. lau* reald.-i.ce. So. 40 I.rk-at, ou
'lhur*day. at 2 p. B
i. BDK k- nf mmmmbjt. PaiiflBjhM. -L aj. ??tJRR jaR*
ci,.. .Sc\v.Brl?rht<?ii, HflfltflB I'lfliid, N. 1 . \Mlllaru lt.
I uoeral -r.lcp- at his late K.ld'ence, SROBB-fi December
13 11 ?. in.
PMoiflfl oji.lt rlowera.
taMnaaal M flflaflflBfl-Baa of fflmiir.
aROVF.STFJFlK?Oa Smidar mornlng. Der. 13th. at hla
,.! ? ... n,,. 10 Qaiflaa lla.p. Ur.H.klyn 1I.l?l,_s
. il OrovntMa, ???? 75 y.ar*. . _*
FUI? rai aerrtcea ?U1 Ih1 Ii-*1?1 -t tlic Waat 23d-?t. I'reahv.
??liui (hiirih. or. '1 u.Mlay i.iornliig, De.1. UB*, ?t 11
Rnlatlvea and frlendt are r^apectfullT taivlud to attend.
Khidli a__rl flowcra.
.S..?.|trii.-.vi.k, R. A . pfl-liera pleaa^1 copr.
Ill s iiltI('KS-()n Mondav mori.IiiR, DaMflflBflf 14. at lJ?*t
Oranm Roialle, li.fant diu-hter of Henry U. and Bj?
uu 9. HaaflrlekB.
I'ui.fral prlvate.
lll.l'l'.t ItN-Oa Moadar, ERMfl-bflfl 14. 1S91. at hw real
denee .c.'i r__rt I..-I. **(., Mar. ( llcpl.un., dauKliler of
tl.e lat- .lohn aad ilarlsaa Hej.buru.
ifotlet ,,' fiii.-rai lareaMar.
UOl I i"i Maaflar. -MBflBbM 14, May F... dtughter of
Alfr-M.1 M. and KOflfl B. HoH.
lt. latlv*- und frleoda ar*1 Invlfd to attend Ihe fv.iieral at
li.r lat. reatd-n.. S'o. USI Jth-avc., on Thureday, Iiecein.
I.r 17 al 10 .1. ni.
II 1- kln.llv laQBflflBflfl tha'. 110 lluwcra bn aent.
III \ l'Ki:- Mnidav, RaaaaMflfl 13, 1891, John M. Jlunter,
111 the 180. vur of hla a?c.
Relfltiraa and friend.* arc Invlted 0. attend hla fu.ieral.
Wcdnc-Ua. I.*?.?".:.I'T H . at 3 o'clock fl. m., at \?. 70
Eaal 181a) -t
KNAP1* In RSBflR Hill. fl.r'ina kh, Conn., De'-emter 13.
i'..i-?llndaf:aiharlne. trttfl ..f :;d?ln Kuflpp. afl-d fl veara.
Fnneral from thc rir*t l'r*sbvt<*rlau Church of Orflflawkh
on Woflaflaflfll. at '2 o'.Iock.
KRIOBT?Al Eaaton, Penn.. on Monday Decnii.ber 14,
Maria F... wlfe of John T. Knlght, lu Uh? 70th year of her
>*iiii,.ral aerclc* at h?r l?te realdence, Thuraday, Decem
Ikt 17. at I p io
1,1 A MAN At I_iurel Houae, lakewood. R. J-. Kundav.
lilU. Inii., Krance. C. Leauian, widow of the lale Audr. w
??'?"?"" ... . _
Funeral acrvlra* at the realdance of her ?on. W. L. Ufl.
ii,an H 1-iai 4tiUi-*t. at 10 a. m. WoducMiar. the lOth
In-t
Inu-rucnt prlvate.
MI'Kl'HV? suddenly. Ilcccniber I.i. 1891. Marle MaN'l
Mur|,hv. only daughter of Kugenu L. ana Marl. liaaaoi
Murphy. -
. ,.i i.nvaU
DIKD.
II.IBTPJt jll HUn-fa-B. Cann., of pnenmeela. on {*?*__
b. r 13 Loulae n?yt Porter. I'ldem danghter of the laM
Juaeph 11. lli.vt, and wtfe ot Timothy ll. Porter.
Nnthe of fum-ral bereaftar.
Rl'TII-M thc V. B. NbvmI lloipl-il. Brooklyn. N. T.,
MfKl^nO", Monday mornlnr, Mt* Inat,., MelancUion u.
Ruth, ?tirg.'<iii I' ti. Naiy. . ? _.
Fuip-ral aervli-e? at hoaplial, Wcdnasday, lfjth Inat., at 9:80
a m.
Inienneut Bl Phlladeljthla.
bANFOKD ou bunday, December lil. C'lara W*lda,?
roun?eet dan?hter of Albert W. and tiie late ll.len Waldtf
SaufnrO ? - ? -
KuupmI on Wedncsday, 11 a. m., at tho New Jeniealeaa
Church, 33thst.. between I,exlngt..n and Park avea.
SMITH-On Kundar. December 18th. at farmel. Pnl?
mm, OountT. New-York, Kev. George Croehy BBBBBi pr**
dent of Di-ew U.<tn- fcemluary.
Funeral Bt 1 o'clock p. B. M Wedneadar. Dae. IBth.
STEWART-Suddenlr, on fmndav. December 18. 1801, M
102 Wett ?id-?t. Ixii.lw BtewarB. daughter of Uia laat
Thon. J- and Melanle V. bWwart
Funeral at ."-it Mattt-.ew'* Chureh. 0th ave , between 828 BaB
HM BB?. on Tueadav. December 15. at 2 p. n.
STCH'.F.s-oii Sond#y, Dn. K'Ui, J?:ii.k H. SAurgea, M
th T'iUi veaj of hle. age.
Kuneral narvleea from hl* Hite _re*ldenr*. HY, South M-b*.,
Hrooklyn, E. li., on Tuc-wla) ceiiing, t."n 15th ln*., at
n^thmTof Amlty Lodge, No. 828, F and A. M , levttaB
to attead.
VINTON-At tbe 1'Uia Hotel. New-York D'cember 14.
Helena Stolle beloved wife of l.lndley Vlnton.
Pmiaral at Iho Charnh of the lleeveolr Real. Sth-ava-.
Bbove 4:,lhat.. nn Wodneaday, the lOth ln-tt.. ?t 12 nooa.
Intern.entat Cinclnnatl. _
ICOtNT HCTE CEMETERT.
Offlee. 880 flthave.. corner 28d-at.. tt. T._
Opecial Xctitrs.
A.- M- KaaeaUar tc C#.
(Saceasaora to OOUPIL 4 00).
OII. PAINTINOS.
WATER-COLOR DRAWIN03,
ETCHINO-S AND ESORAVINGS.
A b'pECIAL STUDT MADE OP ARTISTIO AB*B
APPROrRIATE FRAMINO.
SUITABLE HOLIDAY OIFT8.
170 5TH-AVF... COR. 22D-ST.
Open Evenlng*) until Clrl*tmaa.
Laat Daya.
NEW-YORK WATER-COLOR CLUB
EXUIBIT10.V AT THE
FIFTH AVENL'E ART GALLERIES,
808 5th-ave.. near S4Ui-at._
Artlatlc Preoenta af
pekmanent VALL'E
F1XE PICTl'REB AT MODEKATE PRICES.
HIOU CLAbb BPOBIBBB
ENURAVING-S AND WATER COLORS.
FREDERH'K KEPPEL A CO., Paria and
20 East lOth-ut., Between lulon bquare and I'lfth-ava.
C'brlatmaa Appeal far Paor Chlldren.
Chrlatmae ls Uie aeaaun whi.h nho.ild esperlally be mada
happy for chlldren, and, abava ati. for th>* .-hlldten of tha
oi-or. In Ncw-Yotk thi.uwuidH of boys and glrle. but tor
tbe I-odglng Huuaea of tlie Chlldreu'a Aid Society. *****
be herdln? ln the dens of Mlavea aa4,****?**? Trihn_
wu .1. at othera, but for our Induntrial bchoobt. ****** **
rovlng iba ?t,reet_e half-cliid and hunary. and Rruwlng up
to be liriinriiiit. \.gr?nt ond erlminal. .^...
Wo denlni at thl? m-iion tu inake one happv u*> for Uieaa
little vlctim? of pove.-.y and n.l?forti.i ?? irlth l,r**J*ny_
. Inthlng, dinner**. foud. *hoe*. and tbe like pl/>- Abova
?11. we wlnh to pree.-nt the lieet of all glfu B the home.
luaa chlld-? Uome Ui the We?i.
?nVENTY lxH.f.Alrs wlll place a h'.mele** walf ln ?
dUtaat, romfortoble honm-, where the chlld wlll be adopUrt
aud recelved wlth every cnie. -.-.__.
F1FTY DOI.I.AKS wlll put ?hoe? on llfty barefnoteB
ONE*^aUirDRED IiOl.I.AUS wlll nmvlce iiourlnhln*
hot dlni.or* for two huudn-d huuirry rhililren for a monui.
Wbo wlll help tn make llirletiii-* happier fur the pu^I
Olfte of pn>vl?lon? and clothlai.. boota aad *?ya. MyM
sent la the Ontial "fflre, Bo. 24 .st. Mork's Place, or wlll
be called for If the ?ddre*? le* forwird-d.
Duuatloua of money may ln* Inolos.d t.. any of "?"''"_'_
slen?-d ; If In eherku or postofflce ordem. m?fl" iiovaoie ta
Ooorge 8. Coe, Treanurer.
WII.EIAM A. IIOOTH. Presldent.
GrORGF. S COF.. Tn?*iiirer. Third National Bank
American Exchange National Hank. 20 N?**au-o?
128 Braaaaraj.
C. I.ORING HRACE. Secretary.
Chlldren's Aid Mo.letv. 24 St. Mark'e Place. New.Toik.
WOUK OP THF. YKAR.
There were during the p?*t year lu our nlx LodplrB
H?.."i 11 7T0 dllTereiit Ix.yVand firU: 2H4.804 mealu unl
??OM77-v l'.'dglng* were Hupi-lted- ln tbe twnitv-nu. dap
MM twelve evenlng sch.x.l* wen> 9.71*) ./hlldieii, tahe.WBMJ
uufht and i_ort!v f.-d and cloth--!. Sin.rtofl m^ls beMj
.unrtlb-d ? 2 tifi pemona were *. nt (o booiei-. and empl..-.
ment 1747 wen* ald'd wlth fnnd. n.edl.-lne. *? -. thruaB
U.' -'sick Chlldren'. BUMloa"; 4 730 ehlMran *$*?**"&
h_n?flta of the "Summer Home" at MB, lt. tlJ**mm
mo-hen and fbk Hifanta were aent ta the "Health HaB_"
on twer Island. Toul number undi'i . har*o of the Siv
.lety during the year. 80,88a. __
Ha*xrii & Co.,
Two Sixty Four
Flfth Avenue.
Enropean Sotiventr Sp?ou*
of all i.-ouu'.ri.-.
Porce'aln-h._idle<l
Spooiir aud Furk*.
Epilepwy.
An areouiit of the only ratlonal mode of treatmenr. "SenB
stumD for pa.i.phlet edlt:on. __ . -
V lilC W1I.1.1AMSON,_NEW-f*ONDON^______.
The attention of Pob'lc Art i;?llerle?
AND l'K TL'RE-BCYKl'-'-J IS RBBPKJTFDIXT l At.I.F.B
BB THE IIKALTIFLI. CULM'.CTION OB FAINTtNOB,
BV Cl.l.l-.BKA'IED ARTitj'lti OF THE MODBBB*
bCllciur., ON EXHlBlTiOB AT TU K ISTKI1N\.
?TlONAL ART OAL1.EKV, 570 FII-T1I AV'EMl.. OP
l-omlY. 'A-K-i W1WB-OB HOTfSL._, j
PoiiotBre Baahaa
(fihonld be reod BaUy by aU luu.rc-.ted, BB BMBflM nwff
^""LetteM for forulgn COOatrlaa ne-d not tn* upe-lillr ad-.
ttmmt tor dispafh by any p-rtlcular ?,t??mer, eaeept iTh-a
It U do-lred to -eud dupli.ataa of liankliig ?nd roii.mer !lal
(Vn uiiiwiU, lrttei- not .|Vially addre-._sed kliig BSBl by tba.
ta*te*t veaeels avallat)le. .,.,.? ?.,,.
Forelgn m_*lU for the V88h BBBlMj HevenitH-r 19 BIU
elo-e (promptly ln all ca-ea) ?t Oju offlea ?*- MUa-ra;
TrE6DAY:-At 8 a. m. for Europe p?r ?. B> Spre' yla
bouthamuton. and Ur.-meii (latMra for Ireland diub. M di
rectttd "per Spiee"i; at 3 p. Bl. for Ruatan, BBTa. *? ??
Oten, from New-Orlmn*. _.,__ - .. -
WEK.NKSDAV.-At 1 a. BL for PeiiiBnihiico, R.o JaaelM
and La Plata rountri.'it, via liio Janeiro. p.r s. i. ? atanu.
fiom B-ltlmore; at 2 a. m. for F.nrop". I?*r a. 0. TBO.
tonlc. vta. Qi.e?n?t.orn ; at 4 i m. for Uelfiuni U r-^t per
*. ?. Noordlau't, via Antweru (IMMia nmrt be diis-.-t.-d per
Noordland*'>; at 7 a. m. for Europe. |*erh. 0. ?B ?C
Chlcago. via Queeimtowii; at 1 p. ?> for ?. ''ba-i,P4"'' * __*
.-**rau.r{?. Ma H*.*,aiia detters muit be dlrected prr S*ra
(o ua"; at 1 P bl (-upplementary 1 :80 p. in i for ht. ? rolx
w.d Si. Thoma. via St Crolx al- WU.dward lManda
dlre.t per ?. ->- OttBOCO ilettei- for (.reiifida. Trtnid.d an
Tobac'n muit be dlrxite- **p-r f.rlno?o".; at 3 p. m for
Bluefleld^ ?nd On-ytowo, per >. a. Agne., BM >ew.
TB&B8DAT-AI 4 a. m. for PewamD-oro. per t. a
Pameime at 1 p. m (supplenientary 1:30 p. m.' far
liernuida, per *. ?- Trtnlu,.d ; at 1 p. ni. i uiw: *_"
1 30 p. m.j for aaaaaa, B. P-. anu Santlago, C per
s. i. ri?nt_e?oe: at 8:80 p. m. for N.wrundl . per
steamer from Hollfax. _I
FRIDAY.-At 8 p. ni. fnr Blueflelds and GreyM *n. p?r
*. ? W. G. Ilewe*. from New.Drbana.
KATL'IUJAY.-At 3 a. ra. for Fianco, Bv?lt/erlind. Itaiy,
Spaln. Portugal and Turkey, per ?. ?. Im ***&**&* ,v_t
H?vre ilettera for othar parta of Europe niuet be 0884888
?per La Bourgoa_e" I ; at 4 a. ni. for Europe. P*r ?. 8.
Servta MB Queenatown QtMttt tor Franre. bwlt/erlaud.
lt?ly Sp_lu, Portugal ind Turkey BBBM be dlrected "__
S*rvla"i; at 5 a. p. for Norwav direct. per a. a. *<>'-*
;l^ti>rs must he dlr-cted -'ter Now") j at 8 a. m_ foe
srotland dlrct jier a. *? tlrraaala, via f.langow (letti'ra
muit tn- direeted "p-'r Clrraaala",; at ll. B_fot s.*\?r'
BtAt direct, per a. s. W.-rkendam. via Rotterdam (lettera
rnust b.i direeted 'per Werkendam" I: ut 11 a. m. for
OBBBpaehe. <'htapa?, Tatiaaeo aod Yucatan, per e. ?.
Vu-B'jin ib-tt ra for Cul-a and iamnlro dlre. t and oth?r
Mexlcaa SUtea via V.n Cmx nmat be direeted "per Vuc
bUu'i; at ll a. m. for Haytl, CaaaaM and CarapBaa, per
h s. l'rlns MaurlU iletteia for oth< r VaoeiuelaB porto ana
for Curaran. Trtnl.-Ia*. Brltlah and Duteh Gulann. mu?t l?j
dlrected "per Prlna Maurlts") : at 11 a m. (?uppl?men,ary.
1180 a. mo for Fo.tune l-land aud JaaMlea, per a. a,
Alvna ilettera for Jtemel and aux Oafta BUttt be dire.v-4
?per Alvena'M; at II a. m. faupplemcntary 12 m.i for
\*eneriiela (exeept Cumans and Carupano unl-M ep.>.-lallf
addr'asad) and Curacao. also SavaullN via Curacao. ?;r * 8.
Valencla (letteo. for oU.*r Cul?mi)lan l-orw MB fl BB
Tt* u-d "per Valencla"): at 1- m. for Uraoada. rrmid^d nn?
Tabaao, per - i. Burnley: at 12 m. (*upplem<n?ary 1
p. m.i for Braill and the La PlaU rountrtea, rla lira/ 1,
l,r st TlioniBe and St QroiX, *M St. Thumai for Itartit
lin* and D.-tiiiTar*. via Ilorhado>?. )ier B. s. Advanee (bt
te-? for othi-r Wludward I-Und? al?o l_ra aud Mai-ulia; i,
muit ba dlrected "per ABvaaaa") i ?t 8 80 p- BB. for at.
l'larri-MiuiiAloii. per ?t*amer from Nortli brdney.
tsl*NDAY.-At 8 a. ui f"r Progreao, per ?. ? B Yglealia
fletter* for Tamplco and Tuxai-atn dlre. t. and other Me?b .a
tHirU via PataZhaS, muat be c'.lreeted -iwr H. 1 gb-?laa"i;
at :i u. iu. for ( onta Rlca vi? liniun, per a. ?. Fuvhall,
from New-Orieana.
Maii for ttie IU?altan Ialnndu, p?-r a. ?. Auarnlli (f om
Ktui Kraucl?i'Oi. 'lo*' here dallv uu to Dec. MA. at 0 BB
p. m. Mal'n fnr Clitua aud J?imu pet ?. ?. city .rt ivku.r
(fMrn Ban Fmncl-x-o) rlo?e here datlv up to r>~ *2->. at il :HB
P. m. Mall. for tiie tne'letv IsiajiU- y.-r >hl|i Troub UlrB
(from Saii Franclaco', vlo.e hera dully up U? Uei- '2-> al
...*??> ?. m. M*1U for AUHtralba, New-Ze?!?ud. Iljwuilan,
K'ljl aad Samosn I-_uid- per a. *.. Mouowal (from *-?a
.*>.?i? :- '? cloae her. dally u-. to Jan. *'-'. Bt <'?'?**> p. ui.
lor on arrlval at New.York of a. i. t'nihr!?. wlth lirltleh
uaiis for Auatralla. Malli for Newbiiindlaiid l.v rall ta
llallfax. and Ui^nre br ?.Uaire-r. doae al thia o(H-e dallv af
H:80 t'li: Malla fnr Mlquelon. bv rall t> lio-tou. *nt
Ui-ii'-e br ateAiner. eloae at thia ofllee dally at 8:88 |> m.
Maii* tor >"uba. Iiv rall to Tami?. Fla. ?nit thi nee hr
steam.-r 'aallini' Moiida.ya and Thu<-dara). rl.Me at Hil*
ottii e dally at 2 :80 a. m MalN for Mexb-o, overlaud. unl- at|
apo.lallv addreaaed for dfsuatrh bv atoamer. BBBM al Ihla
ofll ??> dallr ai 8 00 a. an.
* Trana-Paclile niall- aro forw?rded to San Franclsco dtllfi
and the a.'hedule of eloslni.' U arnui?Hl ou the iiie?nn.|.i!oa
.if their uniiitrrrunted overland tiaiisl' to Kin l'i..iu?,.,-.,.
Malla from the Eaat ariivlnit on llnn- at San Ftaurl*... o i tha
dav of aalllns of ah^nxra are dtie.mti'hed th.-n-. :h>- -an.*
day> Realatered mall elo?ea at o 00 p. m. prevtou*. aav.
Fxtra Hutipli-oieutarv Malla 84" opened on Ute niera of tha
Enfllnh and French ?tean'.-p? at Uie hour nf i-lo>iiiig of Sui>.
plamonurv Mall? at th* PaMsB-M, wM.-h reuiam aaefl uutll
wlthin teu mlnut>*s_pf tha hour of -aPu-c uf t-iii?-i
Cr-RNELll't* VAN* forr. P,.-f >?ter.
|v.?tnflu*e, New.York N. Y.. Deefmhe- 11 |?)t.
Rdigtona Noticcs.
ADVENT MIS8I0N from U.eamber ?U> lu Iflth, la
Calvarv Churirh. rornar Zlat-at. and lU.-avr. UUi.ii
Calvarv Churcti. rornai .ut *u anu m.-aw- iiue.ip
i.t ni.! V of Kantuckv. wlll pr?B.h dally bi 1.' 05 md B
Dr. VAN l'K. WATER dallj at 4 80 p. m.
AAI ar*. waic""'
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