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at well till aha General Election. Applications
fairly numerous and Ihe arrangements carried
t hy Major Clnrke and oilier* in behalf of tho ;
British Columbia Uovernmcnt iiad every prospect of
,-(.^.1. Then the Radical spouter cullie on the
* ,,e and application* 'legun Iq drop off lill they
e nnw almost reached th* vaiil-hlng potal In
eoiirnce no party of Btata-stded Imaalgrsati will ,
'tart lids spring- Mow grsttfyln| lt must be ls ihesa
?BB ha** ha* real Interests of these poor people Bl
rt t,, kB**W thut the Comnils-lon lt:.|iilres into til*
r?se BBSjanhlffT about the middle el the year!
"^ ' EDMUND YATES.
THE CITY'S INSTITUTIONS.
tXTOKT OF TI1K VISITING COMOTITE&
THE DFrARTMENT Of CTI.I'.ITIES AMI COR?
RECTION CBOWDED?JiAJJT IMPROVE
Mt Ms M'::i.l THU.
The New-York OOBBty VlalllBg CoSSSlltteS for Peile
_,? Hospital and other Malle Institution*, has com
?Jeted Its twentieth annual report ta th" state Charl
oe. Aid anmrtntlen. The report ki a long ..ne, seri
ajji-mses In a thorough inunti-r the condition of nnd
harces 1n *'ie '"y"* v'irl"l,'i ifistiintions. it -hows
as*| ea Oatoher I, 1993, lhere were Evie." persona in
o^ nepartnient of Charities and Correction, contest
Hg of J-"-" aittesra nnd employes, 13,140 Inmstes,
?i4 \fi"o BBpakl belper*. This is an Incrraa* of saa
a>*jnlajaat*B and of 144 In the employes, and a de
<*mrf tM In 'he nnpsM helper-, e supered wita ihe
EuBf*fton <5(',","'r li laml. in ihe penitentiary nnd
bm city atiasB* Caere w.-ie i,:,us inmates, leaving
11*02 in the oilier InstRations. The report refers
w ag appointment or Eldridge T. derry, FrsnkBn
jd?on. Oscar 9, -Tau-, E. P. Burlier und Will am
lammls as an Advisory Commlltee OS the Care ol tilts
jjisar.e a* Ih* most Importanl InrMetr! affecting Ibe
Bsjarhnant of Charts!** ami Correction during ike
rear.
in accordance with Ihe recommendations of Ibis
(onirniurc Hie .itv sequlred from the suite Uti* lo
tbe whole of Ward's I-land, and hu* been authorized
ky tb* Legtobttars lo l--ile 05O>.<>oci of bond* for tho
?rffti?n ?* anil able Insane aaylam bttlkVags.
The number of Insane penOM In the four city
i.Tlums on Ortober I, I Sae, wai 5,7eTf- un In. rt i?e
et .177 (ito asm, ina wesson) atoce October I, tani.
jjic preaaal i ipsclty or Ihe lour asylum* ls given as
4.313, an torre*.f i*:i since Issi year: issi la,
uVi* is really no n om for one fourth of the patients,
and the patient* have Increaseg more than iwlca ns
fast as tho Bccema dall 'es. The employment <>f more
patti k'*i>er- iit GouverBenr und llarlein Hospital* un l
the completion of various Improvemsnta are noted a*
encouraging I !uin.' -.
fie visitors louii.i seine IsaprovemeBl In the eon
dltion of neiiovn- Hospital, bat Ibe aleohottc unr.is
were found ts he mu. ii crowded lu t winter. The report
says: -In ot-..- day. in November, 1BB1, forty-six:
men were udmitted. and in i>.mber thirty-nine men
were found tu.-r.-. ?t wh an eleven were (entitled ie bc l
and mont of the other*, lying on Ihe Boor, There ave |
but five c.'lls for men. with thr.-e beds in each: the ]
women's side, thongs not quite so badly crowded, aral
ujutfly lound willi more psUent* than beds,"
While tassie were io:; ]s.n.-iii> admitted to tte
Bnergonry Hospital during lb* year carie*1 October
1, and loo blrttis. there waa not a single death among
tb* wonien ronsned. The h'?-;iital ll repsrts*l In Rued I
condition.
At Q sae* ra tar lli^ji.'ai the toceesse in pattc-nti j
admitted sm Boost ose-lhlrd, mid she vtrilor* recom i
m^nd more room for th* liOBSekeeptag ;:nJ. better j
waterworiis.
Better ventilation f..r the laundry building and more
iwm for the dispensary were the recomm 'Ddatlons
for tiie lUHom Hospital, at which there Wars 1.410
- office'' ra-e* tiid -4,47'j dispensary ease* mated
during tbe year.
Many istssaannaatloni are made for Improvement* j
In the iiiMatutiotis on BlaotrweU**, Ward *. Baodall't
Bad Barial Wand-, Bari a g.-n.-ra! In iease In Iiiium'c- |
ls noted. To tho prsctke of translening fr cu th*
Wo-ltbouse to the Alms|i"ti*e nil person- tva OM or |
Meal* to work 1* ascribed Ihe overoriwdllig lu ibe i
Alruiho.ise.
Thc ove: crow del tSSrillloB of th* Blackwell'* Island i
A"-vl .tu li severely criticised. Tho report says;
??The crowding of tah asylum grew grndaslry n ssa |
through l**t Btoler and spline. On October se,
IffSe, there were l.T-J patt, nts, BS7 nf wh ni were
Ui the ten rickety wooden pavilion*, Ute rapacity of
sates (were they tit to be KOUpied a: Bllj 1* i,o'
xua.?e r'yui ooo. y1I thc taro basement wards, each
o.' lasrip-as* r 'ti,-, th.f-re wen rixty-nta* and seven
ty-sl* beds respectively, and thc pail.-nts ol tl.
?a;dr. had no dav room* hal tho dart pasasge between
tiie bedrom,-. Oa April _'. h. visitor found l etti
patients ia om- sard; seventeen bodi were placed
In tbe hall. On stay I Hore wsrc 1.B33 patleata; and
On November 14, 1.1.60. Tue condition of Ibe old
wooden pavilions ta deplorable: I cid V kn par?
ticular ore liable to fall In any vVilenl wind, v, hat
could ba dui" ss lt b th* narien*! In such a cass, *up
posing any of th.-in to oe taken out alive, it i- not
easy to ase."
the Central Islip Asylum wis als., reported over
proud"?.! Last winter, the visitor* mted ? ital* ..(
disorganization at Hie Randall's Island Hospital Hi
food wa* ahomluable, clothing und bouse line i b -rc
lost and stolen, and tbe responsibility < uild n ' be
fix?d. since Hie appointment of Hr. II. s. William*
a ma-V:ei Improremeni hue! been noticed, 'I ? ?
lng of the Inmates tn Ihe North lloeplti.1 wa* I .nnd
ln-'if!ie|erit, anil a general carclesanea* pervaded Ihe
Institution.
ISCIDEXTS TS soc/ii).
lbs.Tbcsaai L Hamilton, of No. :;i.: West Twenty
Besanlh il. gave a receptl rn yesterday afternoon, she
was. assisted in receiving by Mr*. John Hamilton,
Jil-- .teiihie Hamilton, Mr-, .lunns Mun- and Nra.
Pr.-i. lc Dean, of Worcester, Mat,-. Al tins reception
the cngaseinent of Miss Jennie HaaaiHou, youngest
daughter of John I.. Hhmfltoa, lo Hugh L Wehner, of
fet. louis, ?a* BBBOusced.
Nra. (harh- ll. ntls.>n, of Ka. 17 Baal Thirty
eight ii-.-1.. gi.ee a reception with mualc yeaierdey,
Mis, Coi;, i Leith ga\e u dinner party ns! night
at her hosse, No. 40 Park ave. Uer gnesl* were
Mr. and Mrs, c. B. Asnletoo, Mr. und Mrs. Kairir-l; |
Plgirs, Mr. arri Mrs. C. c.. Pranckiys, mk* llewlti
Ml*- T.i!!?r. Mi-s n.'iridolph. Uta* OoSSard, .Monro.
lanjasan, B. (.. Hewe aad .'. J, llarrlaon,
Mr, arid >!r~. io pr llrwttl gave u imall bobmc
wartiiing insi Btgbl at tii.-n- receatly eosnplcted house.
Bs. 11 Lejdngton-arc. ai.out slaty ol their most
iBttnmte friend were preaent. After -'.pier lhere
wa^ !t-.fa;-msl dam lng.
Mr. aad Mis. Umbi i*;.ru, of No. BBS Flfih-ave.,
gave * amaU dinner i?arty t.. thirty young people last
evening ia ih.-ir large sining ball. Thorley aclileved
?om'- i.e-.v effects'Iii lbs Boral det'Oiiitlotj*. Tiffany
awnlshed Hie favors for the german which foUvwou,
*nd tu.- mualc by lander wits asper!..
1 V lOAMIXt WRITER CORRECTED.
6**BTahBrg, imhi., lan. no fgpctlal).?la lb* Pcb
rani "Atlantic Monthly." k- it- BBotl In aa arti, ie
On "The Con-age c.r a Soldier." suv- on pago -47
?that although at Gettysburg som.- ...ikki New Yo:'.,
ar* ijerlshtd, th* only monusjeni ceected to the New
Yor:. aaa*jeei I* dadtnaicd :>? a mmtla regiment that
enter fred ? -'io*." This t- an nnjasl leBcettos on
Bes Yarh Stale, bb*! show* dense Ignorance of the
fi'-t'\->, lrR BBtttoBesi on the arrlter*a part. New
Vork as* ut ha-' liini-iv rri'iniiiti'iit- erecled to lier
***d on rjna sahl. Tba eeat of them rangs* fr.-m
hCf-iifi -., pl3,000 end , ami tln-y are th,, tlnest her.-.
?Slides ti..- regimental monnnieiits, ?:.,? Blare hat
Bjcird m hirst' iiHinumenl lu Hie National cemetary
aaj'1! rn e.vi.u sc Mew-York ha* pent tor mor.u
BSSti al Oeitayburg not inr from gooo.ouo.
BfdiMr TO RI.OPES THE WHITE HOISE
fishington. Jun. BO. in rpm lori si th* Health
*mM have been engaged tor sevcinl nai.* ow-\ In
IffURat'iip that portion sf Ihe Whit* Hobs* recently
ottupiec io the Preatdeni ? ginndehlm, llsrtbena
H*:ii-'.n, -tining her BtoesM Sith scarlet fever, and
ami the BpSTtSMBt* oi cnpl.sl \ }? her motlier, Mrs,
BBBaaafj Harrtaon, who waa ae* eonatsni companion
BaBBBgheui ace ah ki ??<- .mci conva?e*cetH-e. Tbe
anally OBM-rved lo lbs* l.-:i-i- ibe samiar] precaatlon*
*S*d b\ Btw, and liii.de m? .flori whatever io oMSlH
the )ea?t rehivitiiiri. y\}>. Iianison and fee* faugh
tar r***eta*d in eamrsatln* tor the fall petludof thirty
J*>s. mid did mu attempt ta leava Ihe house anti!
?s*iii'i-d '? ute iiciutii .-iiuioriti.-, mal m. danger ta
any one osuM poaelbl} result therefrom. The White
{?Pus"- which ha- been closed to Hie public since
J^ctniber -ji, \vtii be reopentd lo-B?urrow.
.Yorea or the mt arr.
jhe f.r*t production ?f VV,ilium Ollletle** B*?l ?***?
t4<-'". "Mn hy iiav*," shish araa to hu\<- *ccurred nt
th* aaessws* Thama hali evcalas im^ bees i*ji-ti?.iie.l
0??l to-morrow ?,,!,r
mmmm ''?"'? *? H. B. Vulantlr,.- Bod I- <?- VVl-cn.
(tnutle^ "1-^trtiood!.-." ?ll| l?- ,,r *.-tited ut Ealnir-r's
heatrv *'.i- afl*aassn f?r the bent-'.f, of the Church llos
BBM and DaBBaBBary. 'Ihe port* will be placed l.v J. W.
iisott. itrur Mrtu... w , . urB**|*r, < harl,* vv. Butler.
*'xl- ''*i... Jaka Matssw*, M's* tun. inns. Mi-*
T*n.,,-. i>(Vl and Mm Utmi Mm^
il??. <ieof*lP Dr,,w u,.r,im,rp ,rrtvejl nore yesfrlav
?J>California ty tbe vav ol panam*, tiba bj in aood
?"?"*?? and wm coon mum te ta* eta**.
THE DRAMA.
"<iLi:Nii.\T/r;;n ? -
presented huff nigh, .,, ??. ronr,,,-,,,,, s7;5 H,?
? !,:'flri '.' *? ?'? "' "Tr.1 ? .... .hter
r. and he wsa aided l.y a ii,.,,,,-,,,? f ??????. tli;lt
f." Wi*?4by Mr. W, ll. fewer*. Tb* pie, e
I*MMntk .,? Bentlmentsl. i, ha. nilIeh elita*
B>,'rr. / S ','""" '" '"' r-'"-':'"" ? hrtang|n? In
tn. ral to n,e|,?.r.una gesMng with Ibe Irish psaaantry.
rhssa phn*. u ikey ur.- rewaonably gotri draw a
"-...?rons etas, of theatregoer, with certainty, and
ore commonly popular without preteaitoB*. Tue
preseai example ls one of (bose winch are reassnsMy
good, ii piesses the eye Bari Ihe Imagination, and lt*
purpose and effect nra <iuit.- hamate***, lt is also
competently acted. Mr. Murray I- pleasing iu pres
??nee and earnest In .Hort. Ile J< bIho n good singer
and bl* par! wai int. raper ted witta several longs which
were much apprectatid. Other acton lu ti,, et were
charles a. smiley. Vf. h. power, Jr., E I.. Walton
N.i.iuei Morton. Charie- Kaufman, Ji.lm i-. u:ilI,"t
x.'Tm 0l.M";,r:'- *J?* Mure.,,., McDonald, mi*?
vt ';;'?" i',,"h,:V:V' M,.T N,i"' 8,p,<,W??w?. M?a- Kat.
M.. to, Mis* Helen Kemp, Ml** Elhrlvii Hiikkland
and Mia* ll'.t.i.. i..ii-,ooc Th- play wa* unrated
wita ii censMeraUe amoanl ol gooa acenery.
-*>, --
MME. Dl'SR As FEKNANHK.
Mni". I),,,,., ;,t the liri Ia Avenue Th Mire, giving
the third performance In her preaeni engagement,
presented mal evening lue character of Fernande, In
Ihe drama bearing Ibat titi.?a grsms Brsl mad
hnowa le tbe local public by Aagaxiln Unly when
bis theatre was lu Twenty.fourth st.. and when Agnes
Ethel wa* u member of his company. Mme. Dum- I*
mature for lbj* character, pim embodied lt. however
with Hie *Ulll of a trained nnd accomplished mir.-,*',
unit gave pleasure to a demonstrative audience, rhlefly
Hallam. Whether Fernande !>?? acted well or not, li
ls ..f m. consequence, The tull caste I- given:
| I'M H.lu; .K. ni'sr,
Kernanda .I;, Uiaainailci
Mill. Seneschal. .;. Snla//I
'?""I":'-' . (,. M.ii.'a//..ii
flor Io Pes.-bc. ii. Iknilviilo
Amanda .i-? Hoimio
(iii llt'-iia .ii. (ira-si
Hint. Cn..-.I itrnlil
Teresa . . ,'. iumi
Andrea .L. Oilandinl
? '"'ller.l. .I'. And,,
Itoquev Ile.... T. I lon iv en to
1! Brassil... . i, (ii-n ? i
Anatollo . .... . .. N. Bianco
I"' 'Ills .. lt !,'?? lui
Felerleo . N l'o ?-.
The ( 'iiiii-.-a la'i.i.(.. Tun li I :-nii
Mare.(|iil^i .j.. e.-ii
The ii,a.-ral .A. Milli
Alfi, do.A Get!
STAR THEATRE MR. CRARR.
Mr. f;.mu- wa* welcomed lust night bj a Joyful
iiiniiiiiii!,- in ibe M-ir Th.utre. wh.re bc began .'in
enr*agrmen! which no doubt will prosper presenting
-On Probation.'1 by Brander Malthewi and O. ll
Jessop. Beneficial rbangei hu ve been made In that
play ?l!ice lt wai prei nt.-d her. last aeaaon. Mr. Crane11
expen treat men i of comic perplexity and bl* ex
pedi!lons and tigoroui con.ic bc!lon are ns dr ll n<
ever, iiml ibej .vol..d ibe oW response of hearty
liinghter. Mr. rrsne'i company hus undergone com ?
changes, a* well ns Ihe play, though Beveral of Ihe
? ? ?- now pre*enl the lame lunts ns winn "On
Probation" w.n. tir-t seen here. The character* ol
slr Manille Fltsmaarlre, Erin,.- Ivan Kans
li.itr -and BenhOT Pedro Ollv.lra y Dnarei
were acceptably ptaved bj Adolph Jach
Bon. Lewis Baker und Ueorge Backui reapectlvely.
Harry Braham enacted a esmleal, bot decidedly Im?
probable, If liol wholly IniJKI -il le 1 ''iigll-luuaii, uni
William Herbert wa* amusing a- a vlUsinJu* walter.
Mill Hallie Russell adel and talli.d. un -In' I Bl
monly doe*, with a gay exuberance and a ts* breezl
oesi lhal -vcr.' sltogrther refreshing !?? ber bearers.
Miss Anne o'N.-ill ha* uKo long been welcome ta
Nc* V .rh audiences, and she shewed again that si..
bud toa! urea- af her rlcht lo the welcome i\mt she
enjoyed. Miss O'Neill. Mi-s Amy Busby und Ml**,
(.ladys Walls nie cl atlr-.n (iv- a gTOUp Bl ultno-t
any theatrical company ba* to show, atui they ail
. ..mill. ii.-.I I., 'h- pleasure ..f th- evening. When
Mrs. Au?ii?ta lo-te, i- added la th- Mri iiu<1 v !i--n
lt i- -end iii it -he i- e.|ie..ii\ worthy of commendation
willi her !<?-. 'dal. -. ihe .i-t i- ...tnplei-. Mr.
Crane mri hi* company have everj reason lo b*
grutllii d v. ila their Weic on ?.
'I HE SEAN OF 1.1 Ii:.
A melodrama called "Tie Span ol life" had Ita
tir-' r-p :?'-? a. tail ni ntl! night ??' Ihe Ure nd Opera
House, li pr.n's a. decided a relly in un lodden!
lu Mlibh gymnastic* ar- railed Into the servh ? ?(
dramatic art. a -ava-.- tribe "f Arab* I- pulsating
-itu.- worthy RngHth people, ll.- fngltlves (oin- lo
a chasm about les tori wide, lb* brttga over rn ?>:> h
bsi i.n cut down. isa* man alta on another"*
? h. iii.i. r-i. and a thud clamber* on top of ibe two.
Th.- column s .uni- rn ibe edge of the I sg* and
lambies over, Hi.' lop man grasping -oin- thin-' i n th*
other side. Tbn* n bnman bridge la form.*!, "V-:
winch a woman and child pis-. Tiie whole pa Ht
tims escapes u.e savage*. Luke, Jame, and Lawrenr.
Wilson form Hil* lemarkubto bridge.
GLORIANA M.MN.
a revival ol ?? Ulorlana" wa* a rreeably ari ompl cd
lii-t night lu the I'nlon Square Theatre, it wa*
-????ii at aucit'o-r nf Ihe elly tli-ati"- la t Benson, mil
mri with enough favor lo Ju llfy i: re''.m. v:..
Henrietla fl ennui] appeared in Ihe part, and renewed
the pleasant Impression which abe made a len th.
piece wa* lii-t Beted, vi, a \|,,. Rohann wa- amualng
und gratifying u* -i.- seldom fall* t" he Hei- Impei
ona I lon in thi- piece i- Indeed mi- of her . !< v -i. *.
l.d-wu Steven lani thc part nf < ..uni Briton, i..,,t
? epinble in lt. inlier arl ??- w-r- Thoma* A.
vv,-.. AJah Hobson and vii - Margaret l! bin m.
? ?> -_
I) >' KSTAiiiifS WIXffTRELS.
tv ruSYtalnmenl furnished la lb* rotumbus
Theatre mst night wai provided by Hu. i.-tud.j's
minstrel*. Mr. Dock lader ba* MM been a ? n t>\
bl* many Iriemt* In thia rlly In a conriderabb
period, ;ind nuiiiv of them who were pt. '-n: Iiis*
night welcomed him i.t lu ..rtliv und enjoyed Ihe
performance offered lo Ibem In the full ex ten I of lt*
value. The companj ba* BUM) rlever i-n i. ri ul i.'-r-.
PARK TI1KATRE "THE DITSIDER "
An RngH*b drama relative to lae raeetrsck, called
'?'in- 'eitid-r." w:i- presented Issi night, tor Ihe
lie-- tim.- lu America, al Ihe Park Th iain . th- 1- ?
.ase of tho-, "r-i.l nib-," that were au mil. !i admired
by Mr. Cram ml ea, Beveral actual horses vier- Intro
doced, and several artaal Jockeys mounted them und
rode. ? l-'ormcsa" and "Th* Plying Head" Were pre
cursor-, of "Tin- Out kider," which, however, was far
Inferior to either ol Ibo** p!a\-. Bal lt served to
gratify tbe large BBdlence in the park Theatre; which,
in great part, wu* made up of Ihe devotee* of staler
rilling. lillie.-ll, tl -eellleCl Ililli th- ll. I'lllg Mig lit
c.titieiibitrg bad emptied Itself Into this theatre. Th*
chief feature of th'- ptCCC Was il c oinplnicy to drug u
racehorse, which hud I.a heavily backed l> win the
nio-t eric heated BU**plerbss* lu the world. Ute Orand
National ut Alette*. A wi-lo-d uoblimeB, whoa*
rasrsllly wai <>f Ihe nnhNadted, oW festooned sort,
vhs th.- prinrlps] Bgnre In this eonsplraey, while a
Hebrew villain, short of atature, brood of BBaath nnd
al^i of fl"' genuine Old-fashioned hind, w^ lils nn.-t
scllv* agent. Bobbery and nurser entered Into Ibe
plot, nnd melodramatic excitement wa- plentiful.
Two of the scenei srer* ao eSTeetlvely aaranged a*
grestly lo please Ibe tpeclators. ene of the** wai
in tie- stable in which Ihe eiorl wai mad.- ta drug
Ute horse. Tbe other prpreseBted lb* esarac al
Aluin*', In Which thS stage wa- crowded
?,,., people, and van ms laetdeats, Which
are laminar on English r.;--rom-.-, Mob.
j,;.,,.,.. ih- race Itself leseaabled a real Madest
-nita i.titiv h. provoke much rflthasJasm mid Bpptoaae,
and Ibe play I-- Bhely i? succeed muong lb* people
who un- not aallsfled wi-h seing IboroBghbred bbIbmIi
careering orel raceirachs In th* day-time, bal ?i ??
gc |ro te walch bdrm - and Jockey i on tl ?? stag*.
Cerlulnlv In ono i-i?'i the mimic rai- of lari -cn
Ins pr?nied a nfresWiig uovely to Hw dall! potion*
of (Jutteiiburg nnd Hie fr- .pi. niert ol th.; ellj pool
risiics Thera was na rhlcaBerj about th.tu ? t
on Ihe stage, and nil the spectators had I ran for
ii,.a monet.. ** ihe rai Ins phrase goes,
"The ''ut id.-!" ws written |,\ loila-' Dawson,
runt aa* played by C'lmrles Barton'i company.
\7.ir VARIETY PRO'; RAM MES
Tb* ii:"-t hayifal Beat aatraetlin al T*ay rastot's
Theatre lu-t uiKi.t ataa J*ba aad Jan. ? B**a*ll, wiic*'
rlever Inipmiaatlaai si lrl*a aarvaa* jtim* aaVe baas
?cn with n.ni li ^njovri.ent from tillie I* time In Ut* last
f.-cv .ensor*. I'lu-v an- amSBg BBC BBBl Mirl'tv ultra, flan*
bob batorc th* pabUc. J. W. Ketty, toBever, ka*** arib
inir i.y rasinsrln?. aad a* tivaiiy caa mnk" him le** ,
popular fa\uilte. .Mlle I'scjn-i-f- 1* ailUiin; t. h"i
flin-, nnil Mi* V.-ti Vi'toiia i* niairitaiiong le-i-. Other
,.,, iii.- p..,'jiaiiiui- an innv pastor, bas* nn.i Verso*
tho Mar\el?. Lillie Willera and J'na IriWBa, ailli hi
trleh Baale.
Wt Best*] g Hm!'- U" j 1 ? 'ula' on if ...mi'- 0|?'M* In
a i gaden aid faeui 'u* b. ** Basal aalertalalag gsatare
,,f tin- pr.icraniiiie- Od ul-. h'> "mph IBS, " BlOl Ir B*n
m.:,in-ri. Lisas is iniini. Vktaris Walter* and Chart** it
iinriovi..- :?> tr.e casi., is tho tc.*i pie*salts*a sirtiiaaiaci
;? 0 ?Brill*! BB/, vet >.-'rt flt Ihi* liom-e. Thc -I' I tm
coinpanv ?iii b" rum er Btt*mgia*BBrd sa M sday sveatag,
Keir mi v S, l>v thc addill.ni of Ml*- IrSM V-iona, a Bril
and Bjjmsbly BBBWa ****** singer and burleaquer. TS*
balaac* of U? prosrsauM this wssb includai MU*. yi?
lette in an entirely new repertory ot | BgB| Marm-li.. Bm
ror.tnr'i<itii?>, |n a*W feattnea; the three Judge, air hat.-,
Wood and SlieparJ, Kui*-N.i-, Ki m h eo'iliihri-.t; ihe
'*Qmririlla Pia d- a**ri*,M laama Tknaiist and hm )*r
forman, o of I?-o l>.-lih-'? BO*-*Ct SUBIBIlB. '?ThC Miller's
UaoghMr."
There bon sesnral aaatheri ra lb* kmg sad tal
prenianni.- Bivea at lb* Ir.pr-rlal Mai H i*t t
MhicU hui d.iiiiit;..., a,a-, crowd*, r.-.j, - :. u..- ... ?
a n sod William .ie."in-, i- i.o -? ... mm to
-lng arctS* than he .an. ti,, re vc.re UM lap** M leaaa,
the Kawak.'ini* a BMa jt,d a Br*01*B BhC |BV* ari .Alola.
Ilea ?.f Bread *??** atnciaa mn! ?rreaillnf; Mesa* and
It*I-tea; Swaa ana Bamba!* screhatic aoai and dane
1 : -'- Mts* Lillian Israeli, seri* isaak recalls! sad
?Barer; the daaeer nd kicker. Fleurette: ta* pey Drat ra,
-ni'-!.- ana bbb***; nulli.- ami vv-st, th* Cleveland
Quartet, fc.rm.'ilv of th* Clevelsad Mli.-tre:*; Ailyn und
Uagard, ehasgi and aketi t\ artist*; Bets eaatari alaSj
Wood sad Beasley, Maaatag sad Weriey, Qeargc .sm,, a
Ittggler and squlllbtlM, end MISS i**?l* Lal e, * p. r.
lotmei on a numbd cf bmuI al Inali narau.
ANOTHER RAPID TRANSIT ACT.
ASSEMBLYMAN FAROrHAB RAID TO DAVE
IT IN CHARGE.
QOVF.BXOB FLOWER'S mu, i Or. a DEPARTMENT
OF Al.KU IT.TCKI..
Albany, .lan. 80.?Il li r-p..rt<sl to-Slgbl lhal As
aemblyman Farquhar, ol New-York, will arrive lure
'"i.tow, brlngtas wirti bim a Mil provldlna tor the
ronsiructlon of aa nndergiBwad rsptdtransll road ia
New-York fJlty, ell ber l.v the city or bj .. rorsoratloa
aid'd hy tbe c.tvs mon-'.. Mr. Farquhar hsi been
consorting with Ibe mcmbcri of the Bea Vork Bes!
?state Exchange on r..i>Ht transit, and probably th.
Bressure he will brtag will base their support.
Mi. Farquhar, at i member of Tammany
Hall, however, will base lo show rlearli thal ..-? I*
Beling in good faith In thi- matter arith tba people
of Bea Yoiii. h.. cannot tafe!) take bo*** km ol
b bill Intended t. give Nea York actual rapid iraurit
ami then hill ii by neglect lt would appear thal
Ibe Baden ol Tammany Hall ar* keon ly deriroa* ul
aldin- ibe elevated raliroadi ta extend Ihrir lines.
for ii la -int-d ihal Senator Plnnklil Intends iu
intnsjiK,. H bili amending ihe RapM Tra:..:t act of
ISOl bj a provision authorising il ? , *nmi?*lon, n*
a maj,iri'.y v,.i... t,, legalise thc extension ol pr cnl
lin--. A.* the law now stands tb* ananlmou* con
.?lit of ike member* nf tia" commission is, ucci
for ibo extension .f Hie elevated gaea.
Ueutemnt-Uovernor sheehan ha-, been in Bugara
three days, uni sow come* lue slstemeni (run
.>c]ini >r I'.mlic* ?r Heil rllj timi un mi "111 soon
h.- Introduced which will be un tantellon of Ihe
Farquhar Inspection arl ol New-York, and wh'ch
will pai ii lino ibe power ol Ihe Board of Poli ?
or ! iB)il" to api*'lnt two Detnocrat* und miv one
Repulafcan ns Inspector* .,[ election. This would
enable Mr. sheehan to "count out" Hie Republican
v. iers or mululu. a. Richard Croker now ba* Ihe
power I brough his Dcmorralle Inspector* ;> . uni
out Ibo Republican voter* of New-York. Tbl*
measure will b. ol a series ol eels by which
the < rol.er sheehan Murpbi Hill i lower .abai in ihe
Democrat lr parly Intend not only ta conni om tb*
Republican voter-: of the Mate bul lb* lleveiaml
Democrsbj a* well. Tbe uniform I' r anal Regl Ira
tl.>n ac! i* ii measure sith a similar motive.
<io\.riior Flower bod A ---nil l\ cum Hilton, of Al
hauy Cornily, who t a member of I -?. Art!
iii .Hal m.. i-i<. introduce hi Mil lo-nlghl crenllng
b Male Department ot AgrlcnllBre. I.,.ott intent,
under Ibe bill, tor Ave yrara n. rosie "ill have two
bureaus; one tn charge ol lbs agricultural Interest* of
th- Mat* and :..e other 9i lb* forests, lb* agil
cnltnral lutrreai* will i>- nuder th* rhorge ol lb*
Ii.crv Commissioner, whii- ii nea Ibaard <.: For I
c..tnnil?loners, conslsling ol JV* tu-. '? r-. will hove
< barga of the f..r?i-. Governor Flower hop.-* t at
lbs ii-w i oninil--li.'i. t- Bill ni I".'!,! vi-i'
brilia un.ler :;..Bl roi '?: Ih Baal* lu
:he Adlrendack Park i ate c-i-cm acres -i ? ?? :
bini oWned bj sport ni ti' rl'ib .. i prival
vidmii-. The M ? il "iv own* uoci.on.1 j,;.-- willi
l1: Ih* I'.-rl,. Timi l.li'H'isi m..- if 1,- 2,1
within * ?? park " auk! t m.
-? te, Th. .' -r. -i (lom mi -i ? - vii i ? ?. i
lt) ?'. . mira. I ? Uh Ihe nvin-i of lind sit i
in ih- hound* of lb* psi li thal such land* mar lu*
purl ol I - park ll' ' :i I.I-:; Hon raf Hu
irorn inxaltim foi Inti , ? ? aiilcli i ontra i
-i-iil (1'iitaln a pro* l lon thal Ina ?> i n< r* ol
i ind Bud lb. lr grantee* ? Itali i
removing asy oi tn.- limbri Ui ?? ipon >? ?? Hwn
IWi l\ <? lu. ni - III di. Bl. '? . . ?: "ii i-. a
abm have power lu aril thc lui I ai* 'ii ic
Ike downed limb r nnd ( I let blight
. ? ure mi an) id the 1 |. - ld. I
bowei r. ll ai no it indi ?? - ? d 'ill h
snail mea .tr-' tu. !\ ?? hu '?? or li - i di mu U r ai
le ,-t 'ur ?- r-" fruin ?
111 ', -ni- lull 1. I ll.! ..? ? r t ? th-' StlH I
l.v v hom in-) Shall be phil -1 io tn- t ledi
i.i a- rv .
i ,? ; , ? ? Dalry < ??
nee) deparlm. ul of ai rJrul Ute act < n 11
New Von. Sial* Dalry ('.'inni loner hall be ? ??< ?m
ni oi v. iltur* uni i m i ?
' u and qll I ll lied. i . A
, nu ii ? id iii b* appa tried bi Mi" i ?
nilli .' >? sdvli ? and i un ent ul ih< - ?'? ii:
. r ..ft.:H be Ht ?- fi i I!.- shall t- pi tl bu
aimil il *alai \ "l I ? " '?? ll I
Incurred in Hm dlMlurg* ol hi offi il dui
c .mun i .i-i ot A ?." li -iliu:-. li clerlis, tauts,
expert.', < n -misi. igrnt Biri roun el ? tn plo ed 1;. him
I...ll bat ? !"l! ?" ? - ? ta all plan i of bi , f
lyii- , farm* and hulMIng u*cd lu lb* ataiiBfacturr,
-ale.,. ttati-poiUi'loll W'llh'll tl,,s M il" (,.' mn Cai. pi'
ducts or unv laailailon t .-?- ;, oi >; ?uj stride -i
prodari with ie^ji.-i t to which say sulhorltt la roo
f.-tr.d Upon BUCh ' oni'iil- luliei. I!.. ( .,mail- ill
of Agriculture ma] appoint and cmpluj fl t tauru than
Rc e\|eit butter and due-., malters, who shall, i.n
der Ms direction, examine and la peel batter sud
i hee-a ht.1r* Biri *lt".'id a-rn ult ural fail's, aieletle*
nnil me..inn;. designated bv the . oiinnl- -loliej. Lu
impart thereat iiiforicali'.li HI la lb* le I and li'"-:
apptov.d mci lind of making butter and che*** and
improving Hm .11? n:11 v thereof."
the ai t further d-nl- sith tn- care Biri feed ol
cow*, pioiiii.it- the sal- .,r adulterated milk, pm
\ ide* regulation* mr Ute -ai,Inn", ur- .,.' iiiii'-i and
.;,..-- rai ...ri--, and ays thai rt.Ilk ..,:. nit il l?
branded with lb* name of the counit sh r in- mlU
wa- produced, i! sold outside ll* llmli>. Tlc Cnm
missioner ot Anl.ultur- viii I.tnpnw-i 'I I > .ala--'
seller* uf adulterated vinegar. Ile ul-., will be em
powered to nae ins authur! ) ls stamp Int-' ilmis ni
ease* among cattle, lu destroy frnll lr*** Infected ulih
the "yellows," mid to destroy beehive' liiieeted ht
.ll-.n -.it bee*. ihe tommi' loner ol Agriculture I- I I
in.ve control of th- New-York Agricultural Mall
tleneva, und univ appolul ll* director; Ui have control
ol tn.- Bilate Weather Itur.m. and of th>- Agricultural
u nm, ni si'tlon at Cornell Cnlvmlly. nnd >>f all
ether department* ol the Mate government rotated lu
agriculture.
-.?nm ii McCarrea Introduced n i,m antboriring bm
c..mi atv Incorporated for lb* purpu** ..i constructing
Hint BuinttllnlUB a bridge ur l-.i'ln- i.i"i any ilv-r.
hay, mm <>f Hie iee or oiler bod) ,.f waler cooneel
Iii,.' BB) CltJ Iii the Mule of New Voil, < ..lilniiil' .'
more limn 1 ..ski.ihio Inli.il.llaiils w|:h miv olh?r lily
In sahl ">ii(te. lo tay track* snd operate a rallwa)
ii|ioti said bridg.' or brid---.
Senator PtaaMtl Introiuced a bill lo-nlghl exempt
in- ti un taxation IBS Bionel beque llb cl lu Ile- N< li"
polltaii Mil-'iiin Of Arl bv Ibe ta!.' ' ali-iin- Cor.Maul
Wolfe. _ m __
(,'iVl'.l!\"i: FfjOWBB ABD TUB CAPITOL.
Albany, lan. 80.?Ooeernor ITower today Igned
gk* bin appropriating BTOOiflOO for eontlnalng work
upon ile I ijdl .1 li'illiiln-- In a memornndum Bled
with the bin Ihe HoverBor sm-: -in approving a
larger approprlatlos tari year i qaotrd thc ?? Umate
of thc ( ommi-l'iii-r of ti.- Cspttol thal Um total
nniount needed tor Ibe eomptriton of bb* strm mic
Mas th. n *-.?,?_? M,08ft ?'!-. .'H"i that bv tin- expendlturs,
,,f B0OO,OOO iin.i year. gTOO.000 ni. yeer and Ihe
i. inniini.-i. g73O.00O, n-vt year, Ibe Capitol would
bc tinnily coinpleteii. i Butted laen that ta at)
ladgsteBl i proper regard roe econ ai reqal"' Ih*
,j.dy completion af the building sud lu line arith
Hint policy I cheerfully approve ibli BddllIonal ap
proprialton. The experience of ibe I'-u Ju-t rsded
Shows lbs! u targe appropriation can be expended
to beit.-r advantage than a *ue?esalim of small ap
proprtatlona aad tb* advanre In Hi- work Blade
nuder la*l year'* sPpmprlMtlon rive* aasuraue. lhal
be estimate Of Ih' ? olnrni -iou. r ot Ih- i|.itol will
porer Ibe total . ri of <?.ptotti -? Hu ti
? ?
rlX MOHR Cl.KATI-ANT) MKS LOBB Til EIM PLA1 Kr*.
Alhasy, Jan. no aspectal). War broke oul uure
mu,, io dav bel ween th* Cleveland and anil 'lev-land
Deuioiriis ol Albany Cobbi*. Michael Driehsntr,
f,i>h.-rln law Bf m natur ei.n Klwarl Msrp'V, jr..
?nd Bipertntrndert .1 the Public IluUdlag*, di mlaaed
i,c- orderlies living ia Alban! County wai * r ? ap
|i,,ln'ieil UuroBgh lb* inti i-iii- of n. calv Herri, i aad
.linne, ii. Manning, lb* cleveland leaders aere. Mm*
over, apparently lo indicate that ii" iBteaded thi- a.
an a'ct af horiBHj lo l'r.--i.l Bbelect Ovehtad'* rrtends,
vir. Delebsniy aha dtaasbr**i Bslriek Foy, ( Bsirh
bub, th- li-i appointeegasllh M. Weed, another Cleve
lead leader, had in tlc Capitol. There I- evidently .<
g.,od deni of harmony af torttagjusl b**b la ibe Desto
rrsUc p*rtv. bu it IcM.k, to aalriden *- thone Ibe
?nil-Cleveland Demoerati wers as*?iiinir the Cl I'eUnd
Ueraocrata *?lt'i con.lilerabl* Iwouti'. aiijMJaruUy to
weaken th*m In this Buts.
OLD GUARD'S RECEPTION.
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR AT THE GARDEN.
MiN'V I'i'i'.iMM' PEOPLI PBESEXT TO*
VI ITI\i. ORG IJCIATIOXB.
Th* ' hi Banrd'a twenty-nfth reeepttos wai bes]
last evening In Madison 6quare Carden. The whole
tbestre, Including tue bose*, wm profssriy
gcsseated with bsaltag ami amntaan tia?-. At the
* j
MAJOR liCORSJE VV. Mci.CW.
??liv .nd ?r th.- ampbtiheaire nm i data apes
which Major fieorge Vf. McLean ml ind received
in- lui?i.s. iii different paris of the buOdlng nee*
palma .mil growing plant.-.
.vt iii p. m. iii- (Md Heard Burrard aroasl the
Harden, About 1,000 uld Uusrdamen und their mill
lary and naval guerii look pan iu the march at
midnight. The gnesti wera escorted by their hot-.
mid they were reviewed by Oersrral Loni-. P. ntsger
ui.i. Hiii'm.* i..!!';-,c <i ike reception.
Among th- limn*! guest!, ninny of whom Were
/1rW\ ot
?JDW' *i a
c U'T\1\ .1 AM' -. V vvi N.M.VN.
prevent, w?-re I lo vernor Flower and bl* taS
aisling ..f viaj-r <"?:?,.I Joriah Porter, Oeneral
Varian, General Ferdinand P. Earle, Oeneral
VS di lock, i i'i ii Tl omni ll. Mi f.ratb, Oeneral i
H. Wi- eat . ' ik>n< 'I hom ii E. sgnan an I V
Jacob Ruppert, jr.: Brigadier (rencrsl Louli
gerald ind - r Uovemor I'mii-mi. -f Pennsyl
and -t'if. Oovernor Rernold*, af Drtowsre, and
M..lor '?? t ? i il c (.. Howard, Colonel Asa B.
it, Admiral lirnlnc, Idmiral Vf. g. W-li..-.
, cn
.1. M.
It. M.
eorga
lone!
Fi tr?
illion,
-tatf:
i. ircl
Ililli
i.n i l i.san i r.'.ri..:i I' LVO*.
.' I Ileum Kris u. < pi ita Vf. ?. * hie). I om
? i J, H. Mil . Heneral V. 1. Mi Mah ii , General
Mei shale-. ' lom I Pariel Voph I
nf c.- :. ? i taff; Major
.1 ll. I. ;? ? M., ir ii ai i i nu ev,
David I '."u I> c. id E.
ititi ii. Col . v i and ' ft " . Bala!
in! -. Q --I.- . kl iyor i.llroy, i riane! ?.rsc
c. Mi' I-:i?? i.. i ? M. i. Haly, Cornelius
Van Coll, beuatur Ja?-ob A. Cantor, Mayor David A.
I i.vvaKii P. MOORE
landy, oi-Goveruoi Leos Ahhetl und ex Maier Abram
g, ll. Hilt.
Mane on ai i/. tlon-' from this anil oilier cities Were
represented, satong them bring Ihe B*aes Troop,
I'nlted ?rv I.- Hub, Prince ul Wales Regiment, of
Mon I rea I; Troy < ni/.-n-' Corp, Ancient and Honorable
Artillery of Rorion, und the Pl I lid Hu lion Utile*, ..!
Uuel.ee. l",-? .ne "I !'.flu-r- of Ibe Old
Hoard: Major, ."ge Vf. Mcbean; company A
captain, William Henri While; flrsi lieutenant. tJeorge
ii a,:, ......mi lieut pun nt, Robert I*, l.yon: Com?
pany ll -Captain, Jai. F. Wellman; hr-t lieutenant.
lit-orge chappell: second ii-ut-nant, john J. litamson;
ulih ii- i i.iiiii. Edward P. Moor-.
TO EVEY PAST OF lill oil) ll ll) TEUST.
Tin; x i'll "S vi. LEAD 1X0 (Hr. COMPANY His
yji.vi > v.\ i \ci. v.\ vi fi \ nv
1 I.I 111 HOOT.
tu ii .- Landon i i tic Kine- County Supreme Cosri
realerday appolnled RegioaJd P. Rowe receiver ol
the Vail nal i.and ami I-'. Company, under pt iceedtag*
tai.-ii for ihe voluntary (!l -oluti.n of Hie company.
The comoon) I- os* ol tl." corporation* Bbsorbed by
the National Lead L'ompan) ol Sew-Jersey, Ihe mi
,,.? ih Sail nml i eu1 Trust, i f whit h ll wai
a ronatltncnl part. Th- petition f-r di solution bbs
-i. ...i I.) Ri sii aid !? Rowe, Ihe t Ice pre i l-nt . \\.
P. Thompson, B. C. Webster, J. O. Meshes and John
l.. SI.-cn, vi-, make np a majority of Ibe hoard of
director*. Th?re aa -om- opposition from a ibm ll
mino in. KU 'i i.'"'t appeared for Ibo rom pony,
??peaking leal evening of the aignbUcance af tba Brilon
taken lc .sahl :
?ii..- ini*t.. . of ti- ..id trari lu 1*1 stock of differ
? nt eorporaiton ? rbere waaa Bew-Yoeh company
known a- VaHonal brad and (NI Cofltpaay, and
i-l .. corporation* In MewJeraey, Ml-smi-l and other
-?...-. ? i organisation ov.r in Xew-Jeraey,
eben Ibe N'nllopal Lesd Company w;is fomnd. these
rid corporation! *hb*h Birrie ap lb* tntri conveyed
all theil ).i ). . c lo lb* new ro.npanv. Thal .--till
i-tt a ...i piiaii ui existing her*, ll ha* conveyed
away all u* property, paid nil it* debil and gone
out ->f barine**. This waa m-r-U Hm statutory
method of burying lt ti" mUy. li i- deed isl burled
now- ri., atrertort U<ok proceedings tor a reina
isry 'ii -'i it!"' u' ihi* 'ii "ui.i a",. Ki ter. i 11 '?
asd ini'-v wai- in on''. Bmn who Lied i< orgaalse
ans < jipo-:'loii. bm the* were defeated. A few dav*
apo 'ii-in- Andree* lier.' li; >.i V ric mimi over
nilen * deni'irr'*' BBSd* bf ih.-m agiiliut tbe trustees ol
Um. old National bead IruiU I do not know whether or
not siailln.- StBdBdtogl will ha tullen bl dissolve the
Bha'shed lOTporallOB* In oilier biala** TUut M len
to coun-el in these Mutes."
I ni:xTY.f/\E SIMULTANEOUS HAMES.
ui.r.rt wvi.ni:oi/r LOSE*] only Tiir.rr. of THEM
-r.ASKKi; *."!'.!- BEVKBAL vTCTOBIBS.
Havan... .lan ."o.-ll-rr BTabtosdt, the eb*** p'aver.
plaid tiv-ntv on- Fiitii-s slniultaiieiii-ly yesterday
Ile won eighteen c.f them and lori three.
Vasajnea and i'.-h-r played u panie as saturday,
which was won ly tl..' totter. lt WS* tb* Sicilian
I), t.tt e. Yesterday tln-v played uno: hr panie, tu
yiieens Pawn Oseslag, and thi*, t.K?, wi* won jy
Usher.
The flr-t and second ga mea between L.i>k> r and
lii'lniiivo were u-. follows:
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OBITUARY.
MRS. UEOROE S. RKOWX.
Baltimore, Jan. :;<> (*pec!al). Bra. Brews, the
wMob of dveneral Oeorgc B. Drews, bite the head ol
ihe bs oking bouse of .v. Brown at Bona, died carly
IM* morning. Nra, Brown was wealthy and was
not.si f.,i- ber charities. Bfce wai a patroness "f every
charitable Insiliallen In th- elly, abe btlesgrd te
an ol.l Neve York family, Her father WU Daniel
? '. Eaton, ii prominent merchanl or B*w-Y*rk t uv.
Her grandfather ssa Prof.r Ann-. Baton, tbe
founder and Br*! pr**ddeu! ?'f the Nan Besaselaer
InsUtut* Bl I'rcy. Mrs, Brown'* 'great-grandfather
na* i.-ii-iiii James Llvliigatone, of Bevriutlonaiy fame.
lier mother wai Vi-* Marrlrii Lady, a daaghter of
Daniel i.-niv. for many rears one ri Ike moat pron
in-lit lawyer* iu Xe* Vork, i momberoi Donore** and
a jiniu. ot the Miprenn- Court, ic < adv Baton, of
N'ew-itavcu, Mis. Brown's oal) brother, wa* fer nany
rears professor oi ibe ht tory ol Hue arts In Van
College. Mr*. Hr..'.vu waa related to most <>f tbe oW
Knickerbocker families ol Sen York. if>-r h'luiid
mother wm a *-fr of Mr-.. William Ii. Aster.
IVI11 I wt .!. TAYLOR.
Am-t. ilium. N. V.. .'un. 30 (special), William J.
Taylor, ..-in-r ol ihe Forsters' National Bash, die.i
lo-da] "f heart failure. Bl the Bge ol ll fly nine var..
l-l tiiatiN vms he wa* engaged In tbe leather traci.-.
Ile orpinhted the Merchanl*' National Hank In lesa,
and a!i.-u it wa* roii-i.ii.ia'i.1 win. the Farmers'
National I la ak he became cashier, ll- wa* a Btembei
,.f the Board ot Trade, Ibe Waiei t'ommlarion and
tue Masonic oilier. Mr. Taylor wa* one of the
Influential business men nf Ihe city, ill, ?|f,. und
mu -.ms and two daughters survive him.
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I'.I.OM.I, VVTI.UVM LINN Tl DBA LL
i ila -i william I.um rubati, aka died la hi* Bon*
N? gos W'-t i'ift>--!.vUi--i.. -ii sunday, ^a* bera ls
iitt-.i'iii.', 1', un.. Peecnbci 15. i*-0. lie 'tay i.,. > r
,-r.'.i inn.?if ni B*u*p*p*i autk -nil i.i ld.I aaa ?
. |||,, lu. uii'ei on "TB* Mo.il aal Basset," a pal".
which wa* MtablUhcd bj hi* father, la i*h ii- v.
1 ? ilitiii ..| "Th- M.milln: l'-naaat'' a rimpalgB jouriial
which rigeioualy advoctUM lb* ctsrUoa af Jam.- k
polk Aftei ak* ksttle -f i'..i>. Aita In I8ir,, kc
cnltatcd au.i -? i..'i m..ie; lohmri BSJuuel lt, I'erU*.
II- saned th.- ISBk cf li-'it-nsiit. nial af 'let,me.a, -va*
tnpaialed reaaaasder -f Ibo i--' Uc ?a- pi-?nt at th
pI?^-- of Vein Cr*l and th- auneod. i "f Hint . ui. At th"
ra* ri thc M-M-iui War he areal lo Maii-ll.UI. ohio, and
bega* to study law in th- nih.- ul .Ia -li Btlnkerbog.
iii it*ib hu Baal ta I la looatl. ll ? t lu ssa aaa*.
.land "Uh vv. li. bbattoch, EdUoi ol "The I'riumbisa."
in- eui lb.vt *jw him in N-w Vork. Herc kc ss*
a--... mid arith Ogden Bosanaa, Peter v. Cotter ann
.initir.. ri.oiii.iN in Beveral hapartsat case*. I" iisoi he
orgaulzed lb* -'i'.'in Near-York Voluateara, au* ala.
th.-tn treat la Un.- i uni Bcverc attack* ri rhm?tl.ai
lacapacitat u lum fran a.tu, advice, ind kc aa* timi.
i.-ln-d to tn.- Veteran Corp". Coi t-n j. ii* li- ara*
lu..-- Advocate nu tuc stat! ol Uedbral
.?ill.-rn ut Vlritabuig, und la ISSS aa*
Blustered sat ..t thc .vimy. L'atil faur var- ago ba ?a
acUvelj BBgaged la ii - kia piacUe* h. i-.. but ike hard
ablp* in- iu.! aaSeiguac duria ( thc ?ar begau 11 tell apua
him and be sra* sMIgcd t>. n-.,c.. a lui ratlvu piartice.
Mc "a- a Btcaabci -f Caarltj Lodge, i-. bb* a. M., al
Naw-Twk; i. a. Ha*Ito* I'.-t <? \ M.; Hurletj el tie
Anny oi tn- I'tlnaair, Crianbian uiUi., Um Okie Beelet}
Veteran* u< in- Mexican War. il- funeral will
hun li ' l M. glan and >t.
ai.l i
tain- pia.-- ie.BM.rra* *'
I ,.,,,, I.i i .ill ll ...0 o'cliH-s
,\ ,, . , ll Cein-teiy. Cu
mai ned oaughtors, Mr*.
i I. irica 0. ii.iiiuiii.
IU ti
i. nun
i "ii 1 . al ali i-U a "ll- anil tic.
Ileni., ( lui i oj^lainl ali I Ml -
MANUEL T. TOWKSEXn.
-ani'i'l r. Tu-.mi?ni .li' U mi MinUay at lil* m.me, Nu.
UM Pierrep*nt-?t,, toaoklya, ituy-twa yes** old. tlc
?,i- i?,-ii la tl,i- city, Bl l> ia'- ami William kt*., aa 1
bia lather, Beujamlu Laaaaeod, sa* ju ah mian of Sew.
gara ' Itj and a mell.'.<? I ?i tn- laiaouioj >,. i-', . IBS
...,, i.lacatcd ai .\j/a..ti lilli, li-'jii-ii-ni, Pena.
ll- never engaged la Bu*luc?. nat devoted nin.-- ,i to
ti,,. ,.,i ,,f I.i. inherit -I c-tit'. Iii pull til', le: na* BU
ti dent i:.|. iii.i.ji.. but hu aevai hew oatrc. ii- I-ii
a nil icu t... dauglileia ..nu one -uu- ll?? d-.i.i ? >
jin- t- *uoulexy. Jiu) tuii.ial "111 bk* place al 3 rn m.
lu m. .lu.,. and Ihe Kev. Ur. alon- ?m ui.iuii.'.
THOMAS BKAOLBT.
JahB*towa, N. v., Jan. yo.-iiu.iiu- Bradley, Osm?
nu; I. a Protector, d'U i. Io-la\. ll na* Blxtj
atteu M-Ji- old and ?a* apyoiuted nj iii. Ckm-lsod iu
I.Hf-.t.
?-,?
in: slior His FRI ES B, HIES RILLED RIMSELI
\ tragedy t""? place io Ike houae of Al nodei i:
So i "i." Lifj^'-n---' . i.ii.a1. ih. N. I . lari
111* mu, tictirg* s. lt. Brokaw, laeutj yr.,r.,,ii
,.i- -hut ni th- n-iit rhee* m. i iu in n-. k near the
lugalu reta bs a mend, .lunn Nj. I,ant. a boaidri la Ihi
Bouse, nu.i- .ii luti'i wa* laboriaa auder Mtma*ratj la.
sanity, iu ataa Hen abet a bullet lab) lu- awn i.lb,
.tn i uii.i in* head ui.t tli- I-ft eft and a third >hoi
bee* ui in* adi iar. Th* pbyatriia**aj bewUldle. ll
aa* tak'-n ni un Miiil.uiitiii >? t? Hi, cit.i M*Bpa**L, Illulia..'*
n-.UIldS. Hillie l-IIUU*. ate liol I lill-ill. |,-1 faff 1. Ttl
t.11,ile. thal - nt,i. i kl* iii,'in .i.e.', BBsacd oat i- it lo?
ut ear.
WILLIAM II HEARD AT THE POI ST OE DEATH.
William ii. i; ?;, ii. a arrtl-ka*wa mookie i Brswbnraa
and ?i H.-aliliy rsatrsebtr, i- l<y?l*d t?. n. al Ht* j.-int
af death al liis hume. Nu. 9*J I ie:BaaabaVS., Hrnuklvn.
Ile ha* been BBaTettog with a coiuiilJcatlun af dl*?.r.lei?
r,,i .-e\ tal Bees*, lt bbs *uid ic-t svealag Bsai hi*
|,iv-Iliac- lid nut BBQ**! Him c. satUv* th- Bight, Mr.
pjeatd h,-. be i .? a*eaaa*r ri tb* HapablMafl Btato I*****
mit:.'? I.n >cji??. and Baw ripiSSISai tt.o lld C*Sgr*M
District. Ile ha- aanrel Ba * delegate to Natimal Coo
% .-un .-uv Ile has lung held a piomlucal ?>Uc* la the
couacUa *x al* aaity ia lU*okiga?
Aa Escape.
The dar haa passed when a trost caa dictate aa St
what *o smoker BBB purcha-c. "Admiral" Cigarette*
emanate from an ciToit to pico,-*? In which arced tor in
ui lau:. | rolit* 1* not the controlling pow*r.
Ileliia Cowpony'* Extract af Beef.
Oikc ased i asm laBhaseeaeMa in the kitchen.
Vaa par tm "hat van R. t-R -t what you par for.
Act ept nu Mib-'ltute lor Cudaliy's ' Kc\ ' BtSBS J^xtracl
uf L-l.
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MA HE I ED.
BOn?Will I'TKM.ll'.r.-<>(. Thur-dav *ftemoon. January
.'.th. leos, at 240 Lafayette-ev*., r.toohiyn. x. Y., br
ih.- Ind.'* brother-in-law, tie B*v. Dr. 1. Oe Witt
Talma*.', la-tor of llroikhn Tabernacle, assisted hr th*
KtV. Welfral.T Welllagton UoMdi*u. D. l? Mia. Bc**.*
Will it-mure tu Wi.ham J. Bab, all ri Bl uglys.
HIE IK
ALUIN' nn Sinrtav. .lan'i.irv 'JT.fr., at hi* home, st La.
fie rr.. S'..?\ cumin. N. I.. Dr. John Linn Allen. In
Bat T.id i.-ir _ .
Funeral tervicea at h * late yeBBaSBee, Wednesday, Feb*
friary 1. I a. in.
BETTS?Oa Saaday, "nth m?t.. at n.idnisiit, Marj abb.
widow of (a* lat- Peter .lilla-/ Betta, un-d S3.
Funeral aervlcc* ut bei lute residence, :? Wari Otha*.,
I'lalntleld, N. J., at K p. m., Tu.-cla.i, January 31st.
Int. rsa**! at Cnadiila. N- V.
BBAXDEOEE-Ia Heieaa, Msataaa, Bean M. niandege*.
aaa et Plot nee H. and th- late Dr. E Brandegee.
lu'.-nt at Beella, i cnn.
( IHXIIK I nil-Al Bli home In Cope, ko Iron Work*.
N v.. -ii Sinn an norning, Jaaaary Saab, ri pleuro
pneumonl*, I-aa- Cullin* ;h.-h:uii-h, ailed 78 yeal*.
Funeral WcdaeaSiy, Febraary l*t. at 13 in?
ti iiTFn fiaadralj. -n Saaday, Jaaaary -'??. of nneumooia,
Wiili.ini Koherta Dal r, lecoad roo of Adda Ti. and Ui*
late j. Beary Deter, aired 'Jr* years.
Funeral service* ai ni* late r.-*ld. nee, Nu. 1107 Adelphi.*!..
Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, January 3i*t, st S
o'clock".
1 merni, nt *t Oakwood L'*BI*tCry, Tioy, New-York.
Kindly on lt Ituw.-i*.
DIK KKK-On Janna y t**b, Killah Allder Decker, aged
Ttl veer*. .
Funeral from hi* late residence, '!7l Mxth-avc, Newark
(Ko-evii!" . N J. on Tuesday, Jaaaarr .list, at 7 p. m.
Train leave* foo: of Christopher and Barclay at*, st S
p. m.
H.vi.i.ncK- of diphtheria, ot the teal deuce of her prand
n athel i 'ar - a ? ohb, -a v bl d ? r ;h- Kev. tierard B. r.
Mull... k amt Amu Cobb Hill ??
Funeral private
Kindly inuit (tower*.
HALL?On Bandar, Jaaaary BOth, ]*o:i. *t the r?sidene*
of tel brother-in-law, ur. Lewi* a sum-, 2BS l-'irui-ave..
Mars lau- Hail, daughter .f the lat" Charl** Henrg
Hall, of llurl-iii. In flic 7.M vic ri her au-.
Funeral tervtcei ut her Int- residence ou \\ isdJicsday,
February 1-t. ut a -.'- P- n.
Int-rineiit Bl I inuit; Cl ic t>;\.
HALLO! K?Of BueuBMBia, al .31 L*B*T ava., on January.
'?? Kllra Bartoo, wit* of Albert 1*. llalluck, Pk. D., la
lc- 35th ? iai
Funeral nun. i 507 Main-t.. PeekaktU, on Tuesday oven
lag, at 8 o'. ,i I,
Mett'ILLIAMa* Da Rundcr, Jaonary '.nth. n ar Milton,
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Rebeerc Mcwilliams, mata** ti Mr*.
Frank K. lilia, af New-York cite aged ad yaaaa
BUSHELL At bl* in- real euee, .v. law. .ii*th-*t.. January,
suth, Henry !?:. lin*?ll. lu Ihe 70th v.*- <>r his age.
Fun. ml aervl .-- at hi- lat- residence, Xa*ad*y, J*nuarj
lilt, af in p'l I" i. B. m.
Intern enl il Woodlawn.
SHAKPE?On Jaaaary Sd, .in-ie. widow of the late John
L. Sharps, In her ,S'',Ci ,".!.
Relative* and friends ut ? i -|-,tfiliv iu\ ttej to attend th*
run.'ci ?:,!.. on rue**** evening, January 31. at d
o'clock, 'it tli- retldeace uf ber .uii-lu-law, Juhn C.
Provost, lld ii.'"- -.-si., Brceklya.
fi,..-- rn ur private.
TIDRALIa?Al hi- lute r.'*'den<-". B04 Wet ."uith-st.. New
York, gundar, Jan.ni. .-.., ,..]. Wi.lum Linn ..miall,
in the 7 VI cn of lil- ic.".
Funeral aervleec ll th* I unr-h of /lon ?nd st. Timothy,
;,;iii.-i., near Eighths*., vv. un?i.av, Feb rae ry l, al
11.30 a. in
TOWN8F.ND?Soddenly, on Saaday, JMaary '.'Otb, Sam.
ae| T. Townsend, bi the SSit vai nf hi* aire
Friends at- Invited t. att-nd the runeial fruin his lat*
residence, inn Pierrepoat-at., Brooklya, on Wednesday,
February lat, si I j>- ??
TRULL-In Brooklya, Msnisj. ,'!0ih lari .snrah Vander.
lip. Iii ta- .".*!li car i,l he. cn,'-, wu... of the lat* Willard
liuii.
Funeral services at h-r lat" r?id-nce, I'lO l'lesideut-aS..
Brooklyn, Februorj i-t. al - e. at,
lin-, melli at Cherri Valley, B. Y.
1IT.IIY 'H. th- ::r<i l.a-tinf, 'ft-r .? -hort Pines*. FJsle,
rvum - 'Ilimier of Joalah J. und Pa*** Aaa*Tabb*,
in th- 24th \-.r nf her ige.
Funeral from thc resldeoce of lie i?renfs. No (17 Willow.
-r Brooklyn, on iumtii day, second Mouin, lit, at 2
V in- _
Veiernn* af the 7rh Regiment, V O, B. B. Y., ira
requested lo ?tteod the funeral or ..eerc Haeari hcott,
?Jd Company, from 102 VV.-t .i7fh-*t.. th's e\enlng. ats
, ,, ;.. EDWARD '.. ARTHCR, Colonel.
MOL'NT HOTE CF.METERY.
OfllC'-'. 880 8-h-sve.. comer 23d-*t.. M. T.
Kenslco Cerntterr. on the Harlem Railroad. 48 minute*
from the Urned ( "nfrul Depot. New Depot si eu tr* ac*.
omeo io Bari i2d-*t.
Special iVotttra.
Koberl tSoniertille. V.otioneer.
gaul this Evuruca,
ano TeO-MOBBOW (VvkunfsjDAY),
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
AT THE
FIFTH AVINCE ART OALLEKIEB, ,
SCO F1ITH-AVE.,
Near MtbeS,
PAINTINQ3
HY
WILLIAM L, SONNTAO, N.*?.f
AND
HENRY A. FEROUSOM, A.N.A.
OKTXUSM B CO., Mana?.'r*.
Hung* .'. Cn..
730 ABO 7U BBOADWAf*
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EDMUND B. WYNN,
ul Wal-itoiMi. N. Y.
ii,: lui Vii'iaii jud iBiercsUne Work* in the Vs rt.
OU* Ii'i'ii'tiii, lit* -f Lit'linn--, with Sje- IjI Collections
-ii LAW VXD LAWYERS. COOaVERY, WTNI..1 ANO
vviNE-MAMXci, :? be Mild iit auction Tkanday and
Krlday, February 1 mat 9, at :i p. m. i i ii day. _
A rbeeb tor t?0.i)00 parportug ta u- arawa by ih*
Kural i i- ia,.,.- ( uaipauy iind ccrtifl. 1, i- ekuaacd to ho a
furgery. -vu pe i aa ar waraed aol to negolate lb* same
C. V. KAN 1 A. Cashier.
1'iip.ii.IUci- Noliee.
Should bo r?ad dully hy all inu.-icited ?s abflBajBI m*P
.'Ul at UIIV tillie .
l,.-:t--rj fur fui-iUn ruuru. 1-- need nut he ipecially Bas
Ireased fer d.?|iut h bi aav partV'Ulst ateanier, exe*p|
aIi.-u lt i* desired t? send aupil.ate* of baaklaa aad
- ..mn ei -lal d.' uii.tnt-. letters not aparhiUy uddr-aasd
belUB ?ni bv the f.isre-t \---.-l- aM.llail-.
Foreirn aatll* for th- neck .nifu;.' Feraraarr 4 will
. IukO ipioinptlv in all CBBMI at this nilli e *? folloWBI
MONDAY- At 10 a. m. (?uppleniei?ttr.T ll a. nc) for
Central vuav-ii letrept Costa Rica) und tsoutii Pa.-ino
Port* per - .. CHy ?.i rn. via Coloa I letter* f-r B**fs>
mu bi ii,u.-i ix- directed "per City of Fara", /a*. IjI m. fol
santiago, Cuba, pei ?. -? Mealeo il-tt-r- fur Venezuela
and hstvaliilla, et... mu-t be directed "per llexlro ); at
I i) in Coi ll.li/.c. I'li.ito Curt./, and ..uat.-nia.a i^-r *, a.
Urakwater, rroiu Xew4)ri.-an?: at ii :;?? p. m. foi China
.iud Japan, i" i -''.ii.-, irim vaaeeuv*! iM*na mu-t ot
iu-.i. ? ".nc Vancouver"/,
ii i.-H.W ai i j. ni for Earoo*, per i. ?? Aller. Ma
Southaniuton a'-i Bremeu 1-tt. i- fur Ireiaod moat I*' di
.ted "uer All.r" Bl I p. Bi. -'?;-I""U.ent.iry 1 .110 p. m.)
,,.i Na?au N V. i"i a. a. Joheauea Bun: *r I p. m. for
lludad Bolivar, i-1 ?? * ' ' 'alia... ihstm lui Ttlaliai
must b- directed "P*T Et ? ?l!u" >? . ..
WEUMvHDAY?At ai 8 ? a.. f>r r.uioiie. pi'r a. *.
k ,,..-, via uv :,-'i,'rn; .'t A BO a. m. t-r H.-iijltia
V *. * IVae.lanl, vi* Antwerp (letter* must b*
reeled" "per Wae*laad" a' 1! u m. for Fortune l*land.
Hi,-, ti iiml MC Billilli -I'- 1' - -- A'.u.M nr li! ri., fur
Ititi Jaie nu ..iel La 1'laM lauotl '?-. Mi Rio Janelio, per
. '. Hogarth; at Vi m. (aupnli'iiienwrj 1 p m.i f.-r Fer
lian.hu. - and Ililli*. I-f *? ?? ll" I'U. r- f?r Rio Janeiro,
-ait..- und l*? Flat i - ..'.nt r..?. na III., j.iii'-ii-.. mu-t Isl
Iii , ? i -'i.e] c.i*i- ; at I p. in- f?* I aha, p. i .. ?. c lu- if
\v'.i-iuaet.,ii. \i.i Havana. vt l i. m. t.? .ir.?.?omi, p-r
ja-on letter* r-i Jaaailca Brllie. on. emaU, Paaeaa
mil i uxillu i""?; h- Blrearted "p-r Ja?on."j.
IIli'R!*DA1 vt ll *. in .-up:-l.-tiieiitiiry ll Wa. m.)
for I-'..rilli- l-l.md. .liiiniii'i. and lererale, jht *. a. Alvon*
letters for c .^ta Una Ma Liruua Biuat l" di rec Bri "isir a
livens" : at 1 p. u. *i,|.'-amiit-ri I ;i<i p. m., for Her- I
n.uda. per *. -. Ortooeo: at I p. in i-ii|.p|ea.eut?r.v 1 BJB
a, m. Inf N?-*:iu. N. I', nad HantBgu Cain, pr a. a.
>a:iiuu'o ; at 1 p m fur I'm lu Itu . din ct, per a. ?. Hall.
>ek.
FRIDAY?At ll a m. i*up'il.n.cut .ry IS ip.) fur V*nS>
/?i.-ia -uni Curarsa, also sn,mini mi Curara*, int *. a>
i ;, h. n- itt, ra f-r uther CrioatMoa rarta mu-t he .11 iee tad
? -?-l l ai Bi a-"
.N VII'III'V V ?At I a. m. fur I!." .lal-ii... Kauto* aa
Pl..! a .j"iiii-.-1, \.a Rtu Jaocira, p i - .-. .-.ii
iii.iii i- ir. in.. .-. at -I :<" H. 'i- for Ko rope :*'r
I-tullin v.c ij'.-I.mn. at S BO B. H.. for N.fh'r
per - - M ci-ilain. 'in It'.'i. ;d un t letter* nun
.'il--, r - -it 'l-l Mea dara"' : al '.? B. in hts N : uv d
,, r -. b. Thlngvalla - ti-i - must be direct**] -us-r T
A altin, il. i?ui.,.'? ii'.nt.irv 10 :?0 a. in- hr lr
"|ie| i ci,a
SAT I" I1I> V V ? At I B. iii. fur Iii" .lal-ii... sail,,-nnd In
Pl..!a i ountrte*, \.a Rtu Jaaeire, p i - *. hricra**
in.in l- ir. ni" .-. at -I :<" ic n for Ko rope ;*'r ?. a.
I-tiiiiln via 'i'.-I. .mi. at .*> BO B. h.. fur Ni fh-'rUnd*
,1 . r per -? - M cfd.-t.ii. ila Rotteidaai (letter* mn*t 1*1
"' way direct.
Thing.
['rauco,
-riana lt*:., siuuln l', itu-u. mid Turkey, pe. -. *.
I^i i.a-..c-ii.- via M.." (lette - f- 'tflei nt. ,,f Kurop*
mutt !*? 'lir-ti'd "ut i La a**eo*u. ' st n b. at. for um.
... ,- Tahaa ? na! V ittn, p. r a. *. Seneca
tetter* for (nba. Tun.ii'" and Tuxpaa dlrert ond other
M.vl.oii State*, vi* V-:? ( nu Bluet ls" directed "pe*
S ,,,. ,?? it (j :i'i p. ia- foi N'e'fo .ndland, lier ateamc*
noni Halli**
SL'XDAY At ?' |i iii. f-r c. ta Kna, via Union, pei
b *. Hispanic, ti Bi Nen- ?
Mai,> for ('liiii-i -'I ,Ii|si". pei -. -. Chi ia 'froinj
Sen i on '- ??? .I'*- here Bally a,, to i.-'/ni.ny ??. at
?,:,"., -,. ii, M ,ii- fm ci Hawaiian I darri* per ?. ?.
Au-c ci:- f"iu >-.ii i-1 ii-'- (.,. rio** hera cfallv ii|> tc
Kehruarr 0, al '.MO p. in. Mill- for the s.ieletr
I-...!-, per -'ill' '? .Hie- In.n Sn KlSdct4C*), "lose her*
daily up i? I-in" ci -- :i* B W p. at. Matu for
Vu* Nita Xew-B iland ll cue m, lin aad >??
can l-l "ul- p. a. Moaewai [rroai gea Fran
HU t" Cl'un1 v ">7>. ti*
r, :cn - m. ". "ii cr:'al bi Brar.Yorb of *. ?.
,!,.;,.,.' with British amil* for Hi-trilli. Maila
foi i lunn and ti|..u m^ Val-..nor rspecially nddr?-??ed
,?,:r ri.Nse al ibis uiti'e .jai. al '' 80 p n. Balbi for
Xcafoundl ni. by Itali lo llaiifn-. uni tl.en. - Iv *teamer,
, |, ..- ar Ihi* ct,'- dmlv ct B BO B rn. ''all* for
Miquelon ??? r?'l t>. Bo*t?a, and tbenee tv *ter..ler. eio*?
at itu- -'I"" dally il ?"< :'" p i" Mi.:i* fur < utia: by
I ,| i., i .a in la. iiml then .. by ?t. am r i?ail'ri? Mon.
day* Ihur-'li'-- sad Hatardayei, rloae ai thia iiili.-e dally
at '.'lion in Mall* f?r Me\|.-o nverljiid, uni-*- specially
aU'lr *? I fol d'-p' li by -I'l.'iei, . BM* at this ,,tilca
dally nt .1 a Bl.
Tr.ii*-!':* ali- "U'il* We fi.rnard.'d to San Fnncl.ee
dallv rind thc *cii du!'" of . I..?ii>? I* BlrSBg'd BB tlc.- pr*.
.nu ptlon ol 'ii.lint, rrui.r I av. r mu! tran-it to Saa
Francisco. Mail- frooi Bte F.a-t arrivlae aa Baa* ?i Sa*
Frail'!*"' ..n the toy of -allhiK nt st utuers an- dl*i"i'chad
Hue,., the -n:-,. (!.v
i:. .- -i, i.-.i ir.Hii ela**. ?? 0 n rr. pcerasaa dur.
F\'P> *up|il.-hi--nfn'v Malls a -. open 'I ca th* pier* of
the Knell** I r.a.-li and <i.-re m steamer' ut th.- hour od
rloainR nf Bopplewientnrr M*il* ai Bte PtmmRtt. whleh
r.-in.iln open until a I th ta ten inlnutes of the hour of
Ballin- of Btesaiei
CCMtN'LII'S VAN CO IT. lVstm*?t*r.
1'o.tnflii-e Mew.Yark N. Y.. Jan. '.'7. IBM.
tichqioti'j Notices.
METBOPOUTAB MFKTINfiS, 90 Mhs.ve.-\oonda*
meetlrie. li to 1 ; night aurville, 8 o'clwtik. Bcv. C. at.
YAjifaVST. lCSdSI.

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