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THE NEW COERCION.
MR. GI-VnSTONES EAt'ELIVESS TO UBQ! THE
BO-H VOlmm HILL THKOUOH THE HOUSE.
yOTHING ELEM ALLOW F.I) Td STAND IN* THE
WAY- alill (.IIAIUMAXSHII- OF COM*
MITTI I". AN' IMI'OKTANT PACTOB.
<ftv ea*.* io tub iamnm.1
rept/flgltt.* 18113: Rp The Tribune AtttetmHttX
tandan. Mardi H.?Tho temperature is rising
fast, an'' H lonks ns if before ninny days or wi*-ks
?re over tho state of political nnd social feeling
jn I/mdmi may bgean* not ].** strained limn it
am* in I BBB. T'?e House of Commons i-* a barom?
eter, or gerhapa rather g eeaat-guard atafion,
where st..rm Bignall aro already notated. Mr.
(ilsdat-'ne l**onnioa daily moro impatient nm)
more imperious. Mr. Halfour, whose comnnntl
over la- BWa temper is more complete than over
Wnie of hi" followers, is not the man to aubmlt
to oppre?i"i. even if the oppressor lie the Prime
Mininer. There was something like a scene be_
tween them cn Thursday in tin- course nf a
rather prickle ennversation oh the order nf bnsi
,*?>. Mr. (.hillstone has found himself *aopelk*d
to postpone bia motion for the second reading of
tbe Home Bale lull from Beat .Monday to "tho
following TharadBajr, Monday is ta Ik- devoted to
itUsiiission on the report of that Evicted '1"..mints'
Caniiiission over which Sir .lames Mathew pro?
dded with such singular impartiality. On and
ifter Thur..! iv. Hon* Rule to to hold the Held.
??Docs the Prime Minister mean," BBB!rill Mr.
Balfour, "that all other public busim*.* is to be
Kt -"Side, whatever its .audition and however
n-eeesary it may ito to keep th.- law by getting
on with Supply f*
This (inohtion angered Mr. Glaaatone, ami be
answered in that manner of disdain which lu- can
assume when he likes:
?With respect ga Supply, I um nit alic tn
make any calculations which .would lead to tho
anticipations of tho right honorable ar-iitleman"
Mr. Balfour, angry in bis tum, retorted sharply :
" I want no calculations from tlie Prime Min?
ister. "
Tliis occurred af tho very time when Mr. Hul
four was lining his best tn k.**p his own party in
hand, and when Mr. .lames Lowther, who has re?
lumed his old role as a guerilla leader, tra* head?
ing a small mutiny. Mr. Lowther insisted on a
divisi.m on Mr. Gladstone's motion fur suspending
the midnight rule. Mr. Bailout and moat of his
colleagues on the front 1-etu-h, including Lord
Randolph Churchill, walked out of the House
without voting.
Htf reason why Mr. l'allour's qaeetion so
Hung the Prime Minister i- plain. Th,* Prime
Munster is tie-nt 0n maning his Home Rule MIL
He is determined to hung tim Hoon to a vole
on the second reading before flo* Canter \aiti n.
To that ond lie j*, employing nil lim known mean*
of parliamentary eeeroioa ile has taken the
whole time of the House for Miniate] ial buaioeaa.
He has ahottohed th* ri.hts of private naemhen
fer which, when la opposition, he ihowed the
most tender solicitude. Ile resorts on ibo one
hand to morning sittin.s, and on tin* other sus?
pends tho rule which bring* contentious bUBioen
tn a elo.-e gt midnight. Ile has set up Saturday
sittiu.s. He thrusts aside all other public busi?
ness except, lirst, .-udi iimuicial bnatnraa as i*
absolutely necessary to keep tb* Ooverntnent
going; second, such business as the Iri-h in.-ist
on : third, such proposals as the various sections
of his supporters compel lum to accept as the
price ol their loyalty.
There is nothing in tbe normal condition of
business to justify these arbitrary and ve* lions
dealings with the House. The sole pret.-M fm
them is tho linnie Ral., bill, nnd ihe sole cause
for thom is to Ik* found in tho wilfulness ni
ita author. No doubt he ?"reek that his tun?
is limited. I dn not like to raggeet that age
is the mainspring nf his impatieuoe. H.* is fur
ever referring, often with dignity ami pathos,
to his age: bat he cannot arafat* tin* slight.**!
allusion to it br anybody else, Laid Randolph
Chun-hill, seeking; tn explain tia- preeipitflOV y
of Mr. Gladstone's Homo Kuli* prapoMla in l1--"..
dPBcriheil him rafher raaghly as un old man in
a hurry. To-day he is older bv seven years, and
in s greater hurry thnn ever. Il* knows that
it is his la?t .bane*. If be fails Bow, be avila
f-terer. Ile knows tint his bili, aappaarag that
he (ret" it through tin* House of Commons in
some shape, must !?? thrown out hy the llnuse
of Lords. He lonks forward, a- I have explained
liefer.-, tn a winter of agitation, both for Homo
Kale and against th.- linn*.' of I/ml*, lb- ba* a
definite forecast of events. Ile intends tn do far
BBBB* than loree Home Pule through tho Ho UM of
Commons. At the earliest possible moment he
intends tn send Bf tn th. Hons.- n| Lorda Other '"Ui
p]o*<*il measures, all radical in their purpose, each
a concession to Bean* separate -Btereat nr aapriee,
each anpahl* nf b.-in-.' lepwranted tn tin- eountrj
SS conceived in the ililerost of the people, each
bearim: in it* hanan Bama bunn for tl:'" ma *.v -
Eaeh of them will is- hateful to ih- linn-.- <.t
I/ords, sine eaeh will br* a fresh inimvnti ut.
upon settl.ti priii'i|des, n ? Ireab attach up.m
property or upon re-ted interests.
The Cord* will, novel thole**, hud themselves in
a dilemma, cunningly eonatructeil for them bv the
oldest and Brafttost ..f old Parllnmentary banda.
If ih.y pan then measure* tiny atrengthen tho
enemy and they do violence t". tie ir ..wu eon*
victions. If they tejeet them, they lend irreelBtlbl*
force to tiic Mltatioa a.ain-t iln-ir own Chamber
am) against tlu-1r exiatenee a- n legislative body.
Vin will hoar the Prime Mini .ier ?* role* resound
injr Htfoagboat th- land: "Tho Lord* af tim
iinj'1 liable toe*, not only of linnie Hui'-, hut nf
every Liberal -Bensure and of every reform by
which the people would beneflt."
Here, tlu-i'-fi re, is th.* full explanation of Mr.
GI: datone'a nresent hurry, and of the tromomlons
pre-si.r.* which he is putting upon tin- Hoon of
0__BBBoaa. IL- Tt-sorts tn this pressure in order 1"
Imve a channa of carrying ll nae Huh?Bal Mt
year: aahody aappeae* thut it eau ix* carried this
year-hut next. To carry it alene w mid probably
he, in his own judgment, beyond Ma power, Eng?
land either hates Heme Pule ur caves little abdul
it. Put there an- measures fe* which she doe*
care, and Mr. Qbdetoae'a taetka consist m binding
-hem ami Hean Pub- together. lb- is going to
reverse Bright's simile. Ile believe* it eaaaar, as
it probably will Iw, to drive six eBBBibuaea
abreast through Temple Par than to drive one.
lhere is another reason for hurry. Thl less
this hill is understood, Uk- BtotB likely it Ls to
i-e read a second time. Git* tin- eniintry time
to master its provisions, and they will reject it.
A knowledge of its trim character will make it
odious. 'He constituencies will presently benia
to make their opinions tell by theil representa?
tive* in th,. Hons.-, ."hat is what Mr. Glud
tton.- wishes to avoid. It is a coniplie-'ited Bebe me.
Time Ls needed to impress on tho people of Eng?
land a complete view of its pciylcxitie I and ab?
surdities. Tlid I'tiionist amftmWt are doing their
brat. Hut to fight the bill in Par'.amonf, and to
light it tieforo the country at the sumo time, is
a tremendous effort. What they want is tbe
Easter vacation, in which to expound nml ex?
plain the. bill to those whoso political life is
Imperilled by it. That is what Mr. Qladetona
does not mean thc*,' shall have, and that is, in
the view of his opponents, one of his motives
for forcing a vote before tho House separates at
Easter.
Such ?p.*'ohc* as those of Mr. Halfour at Ealing
on Tuesday, and of the Duke of Devonshire at
landlord on Thursday. BM full of peril. -toMum
they are full of truth snd of light ami leadiu.
There must be ns few of them as possible Mr
Gladstone believes that he can depend on hL*
majority ss matters now stand, and nbnost every
body el** beltona it. Whether ha could do
pend on it after a campaign in the oonstituoneioi
t* a much mora doubtful question. Sensitive, in
deed, to the conscience of the average Memlier at
Parliament to criticism and -v.rrcction from thom
of his fellow-subjects on whom his re-electloi
depends,
again, there 1* the ordeal of Ommittee. T
?? ttl. gmiBin thiemfa ooaualftM waul* *
? Onay matt**r in the best of circumstances, lt
HU uow liave to tn- done with Mr. Mellor as chair?
man, ami Mr. Mellor has Braved himself a weak
hall mau. He hns no experience, not rnu-h knowl
(l'go of tho forms of the House, and is painfully
ranting in authority, In quickness, in decision, in
oarage, in must of then aaalHtoa which
re most essential to a presiding oflicor. The
''?ne of last week discredited him and alnm-t
lestroy.-d the prestige which ought to atta-h to
lis position. It i* the irony of fat.-. If Mr.
? hillstone had oMred tl).* chairmanship to Mr.
tanney, and if Mr. Courtney had accepted ir,
rbkh is very doubtful, the future would lie
nucii brighter to him.
Mr. Courtney is a Unionist, ns the Sp*-aker
llaaarlf is a I'moiii-it: but neither of then, ever
.ad any politics in the (hair, and Mr. Courtney
vould have conducted th.- biisine-ss of Committee
vith decision and dianatch, quite regardless nf
ts nature Aa Mr. Courtney lu- might think tim
Home Rule bill a bill of disunion, but as Chair*
nan IV would 'have driven it steadily through.
Mr. Mellor cannot, ami the practical politicians
Ph* pi..f.-te,| a'.-ainst leaving a post wurth $13,500
i year in I'nionist hands an- now lamenting
i mistake which promiae* tn ls- of no sli_ht ad
eantasja tn th.. Colonist cau-e.
The soene ol' Thursday was followed hy another
yesterday, shorn, however, of some of its interest
by tim ghgenea of Mr. Qladatnae, arh* had been
rammoned by (be Queen. Hut it was Btjp-iB*
cant, nnd Sir William Harcourt may lie trusted
to omit few chances of exasperating his Opponent*.
" Vmi are trampling on the liberties ol tho llnuse,"
oxelaimed M.-. Balfour. "You an- deliberately
preventiiiT the progress of basin-ss," itnpillllli ll
Sir William. These things au- always said on
such aeeaaions. Tin- cry ni oparcasien is met hy
Mi- cry of obgtTUCtiott. 'Ino irony of fate is
?gain visible. It is tho Irish who nnw oomplain
nf obatruetion; they, who, but for obstruction in
the House nnd crime in Ireland, would baldly
have a political existence. Mr U lintot ono, how?
ever, carried his motion for a sitting to-day. but
by a majority of twenty-seven only. It is tin
least majority lu- has yet abtalaed, and it is a
warning?h.- may or may Bat heed it?that mer?
ci" ii aa a means of constitutional ooavulatoa is
um popular in the House of Cemmaaa 0. W. s.
J. HARVEY I.ADEIUS SEW YACHT.
IT WILL HF. A FIN*!. OBB IBU ONT". OF THF.
PA-TEST UT.o.T.
I. Purvey Laiew, a ?ember of ih- Baw-Torh,
Larchmont, Btamford and American Yacht > lui.-, im*
placed an order with waitan. Cramp d Bona, tn ? ihlp
ballden nf Philadelphia, for what l.e expect' will ', ?
tin' fastest st ..im, vac!,I alina', willi th- p(M*lb!r . _.
Beptlmi .f ii.- Borwood, ramoose and x * Then. li?
las onere* ;: -t iwn yu at which mut iive-u..- ??! .1 to n
knots for tour c'.n-ediiive boon, mai i: i.<\(alli io
cullie u;? lo lais lUOdSI 'I U'C C.ili1|-..i*t -p i liles t'.at
the need not he atceptrd.
The plans tnva beta completed, and th- keel win
!?? laid bi ;. -'."Ii ni ten tints, .-le- will !,? 1-0 feel
long mi tl" waterBae, and ina feet 0 indie- over ali.
?he wm tiravv ten feet m., Inches, BUd li.ix.. an ex
'rem.' i.-.uii ,.i twenty-three teri. Hei enidm - will
I" tri*pto?cxpan ion one*, and J"-t the ,-tm*- ..- thea
..f iii.- fatted si ne* ti.rp..io boat Vesalius, except
h.at thc bitter drives twin screws, wMlr Un new
va lil *1H bl* I- one. ghe Will I.aVe fo ir ivili _??:-.
The new va. lit will be railed tha Columbia, and lt
j. expected Ihsl sha will be launch-u abo*! Angus! I.
She will be Immediately pul lalo rommtsaton mid
naaaed by a crew ol thirty aaen, auder Captain Vf.
I., sargeant, Hst rabi*- wtn be Bnl-hed emir ly rn
Btabogaay. ii i- esilarated that Bbs wlU eosl aver
/?*_l li I t if.. I.
ric linet reinarkable point aboal Ihe Columbi- trill
I... ber ipeed. The h?te*1 lire on rr a vi made bj
a yacht for many ronaecuttre niiie- l- Ihat ot the
Malama, whick was awned lr' Jay Uould. BV
a\.:-a?ii i7.-.:i km ?- an boor for four ransra-tlrc
luaus. Tin- Henrietta, .""rni.iu l., Muuro'i "'I v a- M
bad ii rec .ni of ns.;.4 rnlla-- an hour, an I H." "i ? ita
bed averaged 1B.M mil.- fm four raaieeutlve boun
Tiir urleata w?< owned bj Br. Laden sad ni- br tarr.
Bdwaid rt. Ladew, bat ^iu i" raatrelled entirely i
Un- totter when tne CataaiWa I* lean, hei. Br. Ledew
win ti-nise about these waten n.x* -winner on il
new yacht, and expect! lo >:<> et en .-xi.-i.ii-i rrul ?
in u,i- ?outb next winter un her. Ito Inteird. then k>
riiit Be in i ia. ihe wist Indie and FtorMa.
W1IAT yACinBXRB ABB DOlXO,
The llempstead Harbor Yurlu Club ha- elected Hie
following board ol ofltoen for UM*S. ll. K. Hall, Jr.,
ranuaodi n; Thoaara T. Taber, rle* rammadot-e; Bohert
1*. Coehs, [iiirser. a"tl John -. Apple-)', raptol*.
Tl.e nfticers of tba Matea Island Vachl -'lu. fnr
ii- eotnlng staaoa wlB h.-: (little- B. Moyer, emu
mod r.-: John Sanford, Jr., vu. rommolore r. Vt.
-nun - m. trt.-i.urvi : Charlei B. Martin, iceman ?
Adolpb Pankk, atrawanr. aad Charin win-tli, c. v.
Van Iniscr and linn1- Latter, Iru.-l" -.
a regular meeting ol th* Sew-York Vacht Clab will
be lu wi nt tl..- elahboate, No. c.7 MbiBbm ava., on
Marc:, SS,
The 1 lin wing urti.er* k*re bee* elected f r tba ira
?ii of 18119, by the -iii,: muk Yachl c. ii.: Balpk
Itrandratb, ramaiodora; Prancta Laikla, jr.. vic
rom mod ra; Charles S. Bay load, rrar-e-nnaod-te;
i.ii'i.-rt T. I) uni-, secretary, und Joraph Thompson,
treasurer.
ii i* not Improbable lhal an opra regatta win t.
ii"ld mi Laka UlBnetonfca next lanawr, ta whleb case
lever*] boato trott the coast may take part. Thc
snnual noes ur-- only open lo aauB ya bia,
The an:,na! regatta nf thc -femy City Ynrht t'lul.
-.viii br lu i'i ou Bataiday. -lana 14.
The BewaiB Tack! Clab ha* chosen Ihe followlni
. lin. r- : (? ll, Uraver, conniodora', Arthur Johnston,
vi..- at.-iitn. ii wt : li. v. Atkinson, ieeret*ry; I. Ward
smith, iiiinnciii secret.r-. : ciiaibs Bch*de, inssanr;
ic, rot Sanford, amener, und ll. Bf. Chapman, A.
Wright, jr.. U. O. T'ltnpliliis, J. N. Poota un I J. Ward
Smith, trustcn,
- ., m.
b'TTES RY A MAD CAT
i.nwreiice Brennan, n yoaag man enptoyed n*
Nackara* for Dr. r. Lawrence nidi-, of FluaMag.
i.. i.. a day or n aga went into iha ban aad ag
to the toft, when- be found a kalf-fhmtohed nt lu tb<
bay. it |tored at him Bhe i Uger, and was ,vi
denUy mad. bunnan, to end Itt BBBeriagB, draw
ii revolver and shot at lt. Al Ik* first dlsekargB the
rat rave a leap at Brennan'! face. Thc coachman
thrust hi- nun out to siiu-id himself, wbra the rat
last.-ned Its teeth Into tbe geeky part of his nm.,
ju-t pelaw his elbow, and bung than *ltk the
tenacity af a MBdeg. Brannan seized n balesUck,
bat not until io* bod broke* all UM bann in the em's
body dui iha antoni tel ga Na bold. The wounded
arm wuk dressed by n physician, and lbw man was
tahea ta Ik* kaagltal. The m-xi day tba ann had
-wollen I* -m enfltnous Btoe, and liirmian keeBBM
anconsctoas. Ai dlBeranl limes in iii* delirium to
mewed uk.- a cat ami otherwise acted atranaely.
Ile ls now parily recovered, bat bia uno la lu u slliii;.
f ATTAINS TO LOOK FOR THE MAMOMIC.
The owners of the Naronlc. the White Har freltrht
stciiiiner Whick has l.i-.-n out from LlVerp ml for four
week-, ure still balMtag thrarlaa kasad upon the
doiibu'iii iivpotii.-b that thc hie treightor is aaMt
Tiny now- think (hat -lie ls drifttBg aranad MM tin
Aaona, aad Ihey arc MXtonaly Bwalttag Nm arrival
of vessel* from gt. mehMla and Kayiil. The cup
tullis of While t-t-r stennu-r. kana Instruct lom, to
deviate from th* oaam toward the Bantk to toah
tor Hie Barnato. The German!*, which arrived yea?
terday, brought no bows ni ino aUaahBg MghtM.
A CHURCH ItlSl'UTE TO RE SETTLED IX COURT.
The supreme Cnnrt at TrentoB hus milted a wrl
of cerUornrl lIBBBtlllg all tha pra*aed-Bfl and order.
of g-Bbop liarhn* agataat tha Bar. Mr. leralaga, a
Ones Churcli. Wi-tlicld. N. -I., te thc court. Noth
Inc more cnn ls- done In Ihe matter urtu Hie cur
dhpnna of Hu- caa*, fha writ was otitnin.-d kg C*ali
A. Marsh, of IMnlntleld. who kai been reinliu-d by tie
1'iilon Ciuinty minister*, who foll that Mr. Jennine
wa* being persecuted. A Wornt liolnt has kan sonni
In Obtal-Tni thc writ, ns the ci urta nre alinya reine
tani to Interfere In church niail-ri.
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
'Tho iK-ri.n's IimiKtiter" wa- iilajed Im( nk'ht a% tb
Otammmm TU-.te,-. but Mia* Anni.- l'lxluy wi. not li
the nn. Slie lui not yet BWSraBBi from the .'ftf.-t* o
her ipi-lned ankle. Wm pi" Un iilayed by Ml** ('line
Ml.s l*l*lej'* date, for thl* month have bceu BBBCSBflf
a* lt 1* not t*xp?itfd\h?l *hc will be able to irt In never,
dayi.
Nell Bureen, jr., three na.Mh* aid, the ion of th
will uno*ii tv t?.r, made BU Brit ippearsnce tm anv ?us
triter-iy arternson lo "The County l-ir" in Bronklj-n.
(Heir H lmtrffriJeln nailed for Etirope yet. rtliy. ll
exp*.-*** to brio* back a Ms -.patta-le (rem Milan, to b
pnsanttd at ma Manhattan Oran Inn awl Vaan-r.
i
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Am.n_ her gurrai wen
ll. I.. Harnett, Mun-, rt
Mr-, li' detli b Neil-oii,
Mme. Borbay, CorUandt
Ililli.
Mid-Lent was mark.-d with no especial pycty,
thoagb the vaudeville gnne. gtom i.y Utpcnan
stewart and a. Laafear Barrie wa- decidedly novel.
It ls rnther refreshing to aaa* Hint nan of ihe
bachelors of New.Vork BBBBe now and the* BB effort
to return th- civilities Which an- coiultmally shown
them. Au ex?*ryle of tin- -pirit ol reetproratloa waa
-t early in ii,., winier I.y .lohn C. I'urninn, who hns
I--, n -naringla ktohoapltaBty, u shown at ihe Bpi bpi r
i'i:..", a country imus., at greBtcbrater wblcb he tosh
foi the vvlnt-r. Tba ginara of MS-Sn. i-i.vvart and
X.mle wss five* in ih.- ballroom at Dctmonlco's.
lt was lu reality a ?? l-cmny" show, for the hand-..mc
trills and young tnntmn** >.f society wer- oul In force.
Coffee Was serv?sl lu Ui,. r-*l rti.m while th- dall
ph.iii anti being arranged for tin* vaudeville enter*
tolnment, and ii prognmaw such as has been beard
sightly nt the Vaaderille club wan carried ..ut ?s
sn.n as Hu- (rm s's relareed tn the baltra m. While
this style of entertainment mny not he etevattag lt
la- wrtalaly harmless and :iiim-'.ii--. It ls n matter
af regret to ataay that the Vaaderille Hui., which set
the example for M"-<rs. Stewart nnd Norri... will end
its entertainments for mis sea-on la the roariag week.
Thia iiiiuc r served :i* a temporary terawel!, tte
hn-is, with n party "f mra, poteg aa Tuesday hy ?
I" .lal mr for Ni-vv-iiriniiis. thc city or Mexico and
other potnta of Interesi in troptral rc;l"iis. un their
retain they win ip?nd s..m.. Bbm in Chicago.
Another bachelor, Bohert Crater, Braved by IBs
sam.- st.irii of r.ciiiroi allin, bas recently bnd rama
ple*nat ntkerlBgs at Ms laxariow gaarten in Baal
Thirty ninth st. Mr. (enter ls a great simrtsman,
betag devoted to mein** and yachting. He I* b
ncpti.-w Bf Uavi.i i). anthers, th- harans turfama, and
his rooms ara BIM With many trophies won on land
and sea. Mr. ("euler I- n inver Bf the art of Slaging,
an aeeamptlskaM-al wbtch h's fortune ha* permitted
/?bim to (uiiivau*. His frb mis do not bear him ss
ofien m formerly, bm he pre them an opporiaalty
on Wedaesday afternoon, winn in- hud the asststsace
of the Misses Heine, with violin and Hmm: MlM
Alice Mantle lllcU. contralto, inn! Orlando Harley,
tenor. Mrs. Thomas lllfT-lir... k. B ramda "f Mr.
("enter, rind Mr*. John I*. BBtttlS, were imtfroiis fnr
thc party.
*? BaBato mil ? ans the gaeat of honor ni ? dinner
frlv.n I.y Mr. nnd Mrs. .Inrrtan L. Mott, Jr., on Tues
"lay Bight. The host nnd Hie irani ttere tl,e onlv
men pi.;n. Colonel (..Iv's de<eriptton-, ..f tl- rt
cltltijr life on the phillis' were H.t.ned to with the
greatest late-rest by his twelve dlnaer rampaatoM of
tin- fair tex. Brittle in l.oiuinn test mmaier be ma
ofl.-n met In fa-!, lo Mb le baasefl BM Bot llifret|iienl|v
at lancbeons. Mi-. Mackay gare levers! taarheoa
pciril'-s for him, nnd be was generally at Mrs.
BooaMs'i on a Baaday afternoon. Wai., h.- Mus in
Rngland Queen Victoria >.n en-' ocraston witnessed
bia Wild tfrat Ihow, ?rter whick by n-vni rammaM
lliirTrih. ROI wa- preseBICd In lier Mu, -ty. I,, wi. in
h'- extended his hand, -av in;, ? Madam. I'm delighted
tn meet you," greatly to the ainu meat af thc Queen
BM the nica.h.rs of tbe myal fainllv.
Tin- raartag w.-eu wm be Baaseally bray. To
morrow DlgBI Mr. and Mr-. Porbes-Letlb will gin B
laritf- reception in honor nf Csptala and Mrs. liurn,
who arrived from BogtaM a lew dan an... Tbtt li
( :i|italn barn*.- lir-i vi*n lo the Called Mates, un
Tuesday IM wegdlag al Mr. Ilagb T. tuckey, Jr..
to Charles J. Mckey, jr.. win be quiet!-* celebrated In
(.race (iinriii. The principal occurrence af ihe
evt-nltiL' will l.e Ihe eileen In md Ol -I. M ry's I ree
Hospital i"r Children, al Ihe Wahi..ri. abra Ibe .-vm
i'iouv Orchestra, andra Ute leadership of (gaiter
lhIlilli, ell. Wolli an! lb.III,ian It'll] |ihv. .Ill
Wednesday Bl lawrence, U I., Mi-- Pannj tjtevens,
ii daughl r "f Atexsadra Mevens, win be wanted to
(.ijitmit, llarringtan uwana, of tke BagUsh Amii.
i.ie lam .hiv i.v. uini; iiuh miii be entertatasd by
Mr. nial Mr- Ihl..]. schuyler, and . -i Irldnv ntgkl
MlM tallender and Mis* de P_re*1 alli -b ? ,?.,. ?.,.,
i.f H.. ir *i\ i.'iii.-ri-. whick bete I-. u among tis
til".-I brilltanl S flair* ..f tl..- Winter. I' illi'e t (?!.?
Mme. i: itm. ind Mb . .ti- ... -1 i. .1 .- ii '..i
lunately Ihe last of the Mktarli iul*?crIptlon t-nweertt
r ill i om.- on Unit Bight, mid ter that OCCBSto* Mn.
I'ar.iii mevens wig ape* ter aew bane to lbs -ut.
*i lll'i-r- f'.r lin- i mi. .ri BM In a ImBed tillie- r nf
bra la-r-niirii Bleeds, ii. I a general drain ta
... Iga nhl Ma-'h Jell"- linn-- arti! lt. present
ln-t. * . A- tn.. Nilli .a raneen begins pun-rb-all] al
*.. BO .*. I. .h. tl. Wbo gerin ' n i.'.. nil I'i Mi-s
. al'. ' <h I* 'la! I'l de I' .tesl'.
(ai'!- hr,ve |* t I., an noelved In N.t. Vort; lr- .rn
Mrs. viiti. lian aanonni'tag Ihe awrrtoas ef bra
daughter May to i'auI Ueipraa. nn Tneraay, Bareh ".
lu Paris. Mi-- M.i !? Um U-rame a ba an I'siboBc
before her tuarn../.-. I,..- ilvil marrisge ceramonj
i , performed i. i m.ley, sad Ute reUgtous cere
lJ;..nv On tbe dav following, ,\ n taber "f people
vv.ii hnown in Bew-York v-.r.. pta rnal. Mr. nml
Mn. I>""spe i win sar*, tor New-Yorb earl] Beat stoutB.
A. was Bnnoanced totoe deyi sge in i... rrtbune,
Mr. and Mr- Bndle) Mar'.ii will ? .11 tr..ai l:v.-r|-...l
with meir tenlty on Marri ttl i.v "..- iteam.Mp
r.i.'..nie. Tu.- wedding of their daughter t.. lb.
1.1 ri ..I ( ravea trill b* cetebwled ia i .rn.", i nar. .. mi
\j ,-.| i*. ...' i . a. mi Martin -viii have ?mlj lw"
brtdesmslda, i.-t maria, Ulai Btbel i>..v.'-. aud
Mi-- Psst, in- v..tun.', i daaghter al Mn. willam
Post, and ?i-ler of Mr.. 1 ll. il..vt.: ni.
Mrs. will." i A. pnngund e."* * rerepUoa ea
IVcdne-dsj wllh raualc by Um Uregnrj -anjo tri..
Bra. Angas! Montard, Mn.
Nav.iu.i, Mia--, ii- t'aumont,
l.|a-ll'. lill lit alli 'il-, lt* ll lill.
ian Bens-s-Iaer, Andrea
\ ...?r 1..-C hi-- . Ml- I .11. Mw. and Mi -
M ,rl*. Mi ? lill hv and Ml -. I .-i^u .11 ' " I' 'I ? Mr .
I'toodgn-d will i crtve m. Wednesdays ihroagh.'Hit
lld* inmiHi.
.Mr-. Blcbiu. n Mn mtarned fr-: i Vi aaliliigtnii
i, i. rday. -;*?? alli be rn bet h..a .?. .*'... Vi Wi
11,1.1 v *l*th -I., I'la H-..W in .noni,' a,id lu -dav Irani
ll limn T i.'i.i.i, in dl**p-_e ..f h.' fi* i-.-iicliiiii-'
iii kit- f." th'- ...leen lu aid of M. Bary'i I r- -
ll,..;|..il. nilli iiii Ja). B'ililsrn l , I'"H.* ia*. Bleb
aid Irvin Howers Lee, John C.. I'm.mn, Thoms*!
vvh.,1,1 (..raid H'M. biddie lr. Iihr'hii>-i h.
i'-lri. h-. Ah van.ba M. Ilaildei,. Ale * eu'. ? I
Hun..in Billilli I ??* ? i. j. . I."-I'' Illume, John I).
iriiae i.i. H.:ttl Yaun-. \. Murra] Young, william A.
Puer, liam li un, and li. La Orand Csnn?n win
be u.ber-i al th.n crt.
Mitti Hassle i "..uk-, a linnd-annie l-l gil* ti ;;.il. came
ov.-r a .in i ja In a mi Mm. i". M. Ilium, wbo ure.
?, Mil .,* ill- I lalla, nilli Ml-. I'.Hill'- |l|ir>-|lt*.
Mr. iiiiil Mrs. Kt. .1. I.l-rtlh. Mien Clark.- I- a
daughter ol c.lon-1 Klnnb-j ? larke, om ol the Quern'
Kiiii. 'trier, ami private -?. ulai y lo tie- Trine of
Wah-. -h.- wa- ene of iii. bridesmaid* al Mr*,
linn's wetMlng. Mr. and Mra. ['harte* H. Pelham
i linn.ii, tin- titler fm m. i ly Ml.-.- Ltoahi /.i-i.-i.
ni1v.il bv tie llav.l on I rlduy after un ab-., n..
of twa v-ir from New Vork. They will remain
her.- about two miantlt-.
A thea tr*- party wes given by Mrs. willard I*.
Hetti on Friday night ai ih.- mandam Theatre ta
h.,ni.r bl Mi- -allie Nicoll and J. Rwpertl, who an
la be married In the la*! weeb of April. Am. mi: He*
..ih.-r .ii'-i. were Ml** Winnie Harte. Mi's*. Lettthi
llnr-i'll Ml-s in.-ila AMeTaon, Miss Lillie (.minmi.
m. i-.. Ilsrtridire, niford sM Keene, After the
ninv the parly ans driven to Mr . Ward'* boase i?,
w.st i iftv-.igtith st.. where tupper was icrved.
Tl.ii|.'itreiii': ' wa- alinnunc.-d a len days ago ol
Mi-- Junette Kemp, a danthira ?f O-oorge nemp, to
st.a.Inn ll. Tyng, jr.. n "-on ot the Bet. Hr. Ktepben
ll. Tyng, nnd ii grsnaaon <>f the ttev, Dr. Tyne, wM
for iii hiv yean trai rc tor ot Bt. (it*.rue's (hun h.
Nu da'.- has been Mvd for the Wedding. Mis- Kctii|i
jins spent much time abroad. Her father has lah, n
the ll.-nry Uarctey place st Lenox for tho summer.
The Wedding nf Miss Atble McUlllti's Iii tlberl
H erl er will lake place ai Bt, Thomas, church on
ipili *. Mr. Heeler ts a na af Christian IL mr.
II.- rael Min Mt-OtBBls whUe they were both study
nu.- painting In the studios of Parts. Bins McOltints
i-. beanttnu a- well ??>- accomplished. A too days
afl.r Heir wadding UM vim*- raagll v.Ill sturt fur
Mrs. .1. J, Ifysang nv* a lanrheon party on TLarsday
al her home, N'... 3d Ka-t Thlrlv fmirth si. Among lui
miespi w.re Mr- Lawrence Kip. Mm, OriawaM Uny,
Mrs. Ueorge li. De Poerat, Mrs. .tann- A. burden
and Mm. .Tames p. Bernochan.
Mr. and Mis I'. Cherie* Blchardson, nf Nn. .Vi Ka-t
Fifty slxtli st., entertain.*! ai dinner on Friday night
Mr. nnd Mrs. .!. lt. Towascud, Mr. mid Mr-. II. lt.
Pariah, S. M. Pryor, Ml-s Wilson, Mr. nnd Mr*. J. ll.
Iinii-ii.s and Hu-hmd lt. Payne.
A besatlfii] dinner nf welcome u.is given la-t
ntahtbj Mr. sad Mrs. Arthur M.Dcdge nt Heir houae.
No. 7_ Ku-i Thirty fonriii-i., In honor of Captain and
Mr*, c. ii. Bara, who have ju-t arrived la Wea rora.
i sptata burn I* BMklag hi- Irs! viii anang tu
wife's people, and thoat who have met him f..r Ile
flr-t lime hr.Ve bet-n lll'.-t BgWBBhly hapreSBBd b>
hi- nod tooha sM b-bbIi brartnitr Mm. Burn wa
greeted by many of ber firmer friends. TM dinner
party wai a larg* bbm Tke guests nra* waled Bl
small laid?, which were ruTimjicd iii th- dlnlng-rooai
riml the .rain! hull, un euell tabla M B . lu-ter nf
spring flowers. Among the nih-*r gaeati nara Mr.
?md Mr-. Forte* l..-1'h. Mis* Ktsnlev ' .arte. Mr. ami
Mrs W. .lav S. hleftelln. Mr. and Mr-. Cherin B-Mri
H.*!..-. Mr." and Mr*. Rsrrtch RI***. Br. an! Mn.
linnean Klli'.l. Mr-. Km! Ixalp-. Mr. and Mr-.
-\rclilluiM Murruy. Mr. ami Mi-. B, I . Parter, Mr,
?inti Mr-. Vf. l'li-r|*.ni Morgsa, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
c'l.-irles s. Pelham runton. Mr. and Mr-. P. Bgenon
Webb Ml*- Amy Bend, Ml-s Parkins, Miss <'nm
lUndnlph. Ml-- liarm-. Ml-s F/iitb ghenald, Mtes
IWr.cr Ml-- F.. lb mitt. Ml-- Ivra. Ml*s K.llnnr
Robin?on Ml-- nop- Uf-Hhhii-ti. Mis* welman, Mtei
I it ll *-t Mornn, Ml-- Otu, Ml-s I^-nle Potter. Mlsa
i-lhh di*- Muller, .lan-e- Barara, J. **:indf'iitt Knnies.
p LorUterd BonaMa, Jr.. BegUarid BonaMs, Aawry
ti' I'nrhart. J. I*r.-er1i Tum., ll. L. Hay, Alexander
Duaean, bmboM Baadolpk, lt- Hopjta, F. v. .-.
imai'V Ollbert Kr.inekit n. Charles A. Munn. Oe menl
M n'l..' Vt V. bristow and Ci-t-MS M-O-lg. After
dlntier the Misses l.iiieli mun -dirkr" -nn_- t.
Imnjn nri-omiKiiilmeiit and the Bar rta gin* sl-iers fr"in
Hi.- MM Mans tmve aaUgB nnd alilrt dntiee-s.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Vf. Curtis, who have l.eti .pend
Inp te wltin-r In Nice, will an lu l'irl* ta J'dn Mr.
and Mr*. Oi*.r|i<- H. curtis, who will next Tui-sdiv
for Europe on the steamer Havel. The litter expect
to nturn ta June, when they will oocuny thrtr sum*
mn hame la (>ees_-a-ra? UttR Brine*), at which
are they will entertain their French and F.nclish
lends on tle-lr way to and from the worll'l Fair.
Mn-. Jo'ti Klnit, with a pu nv consisting cf Miss
-In KJm:, Ml-s BBxaheth Perkin-. MlM WotOer
ooo, l/trillnrd liniiuld-, BUgrai Lewis mid Mr. Kei?
th -t.irt.il W.slnesiluy for Plant* tn Mr. Kine's private
r.
Henri* C. FaasMWe, who is pronun.-tilly Identified
Itb N'-w York and llrooklyn ens Int.-r.'sts, lu- pur
isard it house in Flfty-flnf-st., near Flfth-?vc. nie
nisi* wu* lorin, rh the property ..I .1 weU-known
nil -street operator now dead. The prohnbl Uti.-.
?e. le.never, f at Mr. PBnaMwe will, loariter with
- family, -pend the summer In Qi ram ay, Hie ill
alia of 11 laughter and Ms personal ned of a pro
Bted rest prompting him to undertake Hie trip.
.fohn I). Rockefeller, Dr. fatter, president Bf V?s
r elle.... Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Kendrick an I Min
.ca. pr. fis*.un at Ya-.sar. ar- at Kc Hotel Aimer
ni i ..n tower Bsrsnsc bake. In the Adirondacks, en
fjrtag a i.ri.f serif sprin* rating.
Ml-s llal'l.i Heist wll! In'irlti 11 series of Blt Ulta on
OM Maslen, nf Italian Arl" at the Lisbon. No. ITO
'(?st Flfty-etahto-at., nn Thanda* afternoon at 2:no
cloe!;. T* e cur-.* wtR be lllu*!rate*t with the
ereoptl m. Miss i;et*t i* the onlv wonna ama
.t-r wa- permitted to attend Un- lectarn <.f Pro
?ssors Weinti dd and Rrieh Schmidt on ftermsnlf lan?
na:.'- rmi iiier.-'tiii" uni Professor (trimm on sri ut
i- Ueriin University.
AN INCREASE IN THE MORTALITY.
BBB! wr.iu". a PKW casks ok inim-iaza in
Titi". (ITV.
An Increase of mortality In the elty Inst week wits
.10 in creal part tn the mather, whick aggravated
iiliunnary r mpliiir.ts. Piicuniniilii almie cnus<vt SIM
ratha, and thora wai a aottcrahle increase of (BtaBty
1 c;i'#s of hriiiic!ilt!.s and eoiisiimiilioii. lteport- of
mr deaths Irom influenza daring Um week Indicated
mt tte "(n-.p"* hu- tegaa to raan more nBeriag
1 the city agata. PhystctaM of the Health Depart
.cut snld yeslerday that there had been more com
bunts ah,ut Intliienrn In tte ln*t fortnight Kian dur
-K tte previniis weeks nf the winter season, but they
ld not think that thc. discus,, would railed lertoUB
rouble a- In the three funner winter-:. They saiii
mi Iha dampness and foulness of tm- stt?et-h ranted
y ihe meltlag bran of snow and piirh.ij;>>, had Brack
1 d . wtth tte totality la palaranary complain ta Tin
mills reported at Hie Dbicm of vital Btottatlra last
reek numbered BAB, or 1-0 more than In the prevtoM
iirlv. 'Hie record ol deaths from various causes
urine taro wraha I- ns follow.*:
OBaaW of d'nth, etc. Ma Mi 11 Monti 1.
h. 1 ..m d'-.-.i-e. . I'i .'il
h-.rrii?- il flliesiei . Vt Vi
lean (li-js- . (lo 50
;uiicv -tiesse . n 'At
lalirlal feral . _ I
? :? I.i..--|iIii-.i| nieiiinslW* . 0 ft
I h...pim; rough . . . 18 IT
moi. li ll
I' '"icu* .. . M it
??*'.::.; La. UH ie-,
*!"? 11 mus .-in tan
l"l' .. |2 87
,11 ..Ui.-r eui-..-..-.-.ii hoi
Mala .gig Wi
Maths, utii.t i v.:,r..aao au
.?at!.-. GS vee- ar,.! ,i\.-r .lir; my
.??..th- In B'UtUHoni. ...'.'..'i '.ll*
ti-it'i. In 1 a.ii..-,1-., ... >rt ,',;i;i
There wen- t,03g blllhl ind I'.O BU-friagefl In tte
?Ity Ifl t Week.
contagion dlaeasei Inerrased nnd were man total
Mn tn ia., pr.-vh.u- nek. Bevenieen new canes af
yphu- fever were reported (?> Ihe Health Board, and
h.r- nen* three death* from Ihe -Weane. Fourteen
:.*. - and en., death mini.- th . raerad for imagpot.
rte report ot raatagtan dteraaes dartag two neeta 1- 1
Manh ll. Marab 1.
Canes. Deathi. CW*. Deaths,
rrpkni fever . If 8 ll 4
M'hn.J fever . L'O li 1*-' 3
.. ir ' lev r . l-l __ 1-a 1i
I-.. ... tl* 7 leu :i
-Iphthi ila . ul a.i lot Cl
. \. ll 1 B 3
l.t.- .a; ;_? i.-.i n
I ?.. tow- i a-. , of lypbu* fever wen reported In tbe
iVorkiiouse .. : markwell, l-l .r-i J ?? fi niav. The
[indent- were Mr rv Ila--, il, f..rtv year* old. nnd .tani
ioun*. twenty-Uk y esra aid. Julia Ferdlg. fsrty arra
r.-iir*, old, died irma th. fever on North Hmther I land.
III! UTA I. Etc, ll H \C. At THE S. Y. A. C.
v m-mc-tin'. rxiiiinTii'V i.r so.cAi.t.f.n spoin*.
ti. .Barp ?"-. h ol ">? toslns fAora ii it iped ra ll
', .,-... ,. and ls Be '.'viiiirftiinni ut mi.
ftett.v n. vi.h" i hu. bael fituiif. There ttiia a tarn
row tl pe ?? rmi -a :ivu.sf iiifert-*' in. ihewn in uv
? r --.| ti.'ifiiaii.m. ii.i* nm im gives
.., |> ? !'f',.. Man ll tni WW ra IS* '.f tl'- ev BBS-Stem.
lain ...|..im| rr,en defeated lal) I lilt SMB. I .uChhii. 'Jot
Manhattan a. i . welgbt-thnwer ate theaght thal te nra
, e .1 pagUM null- a ?."rrt esBlbltlso al Blane If.
tl. uri baal >.f nc ev. niim ??*- between "Jack"
tl. t.r.Ui .iel I rank ( Kl*, "t thi- itv Craig 1- Un..?n
ii rn -ll.ri. in rofl ?.iler." ' raia **- miler lad h*'i i
? a.i-ei r :. :. thia bli rival Ult he gel the rittnr] sod th.
, i ? ? I":*' ''er i hst! Betes mri* lam i been
. i . a- mother wbta ibm wnpitaH an tam
j. Ba la< .t?"ii th .te l P*l Ita* Mas a a. MM "Ti sam
,.. ii.r ? ?* iii" ir...a arra torrid of ttteaee jtid Baled
(SI) I* r'.'inl- I ..uni.lin "'Ht IS th' (li.'tr lu J'l-l
?>e.i'i.?i\ -.-. et 1s .mil le- tad t" be a..,?ied la lils
?ern. r. Th" H'M r'.'ind vv_. evn more brutal, (cr-inl.
m I,,, ji.ii -i.nniiB www i..i.o:'.ii, aad the esnlsit wraM
ii?vr i.ti it.,at a- lateetmiM if u.. n.'-n had brea u*Ii.k
luii- iii-iad sf their Bria Three kaeeBdowa Moan
arete a? ii-"T"fi. twttwm ashs* daws sure ami Csaablta
.,-, I, ?. V* . ..-.irlil ii. e. ult! rot ll-.* aft, r tte -.'".ml ret'
,,-,,, aita Ita Issi tte BM freio Teaaeaara recite 1 Uie
(inls. l.e hut n.alu! leah n|> Mly forty aeeoa_l.
ii ll /...-hr. ..f I'hl.ail |.h.a. jud "Eddy" Ryan, of
Ihl* div, ? ir'dnf IM meeta tort, Mun vt--.:t late Uie
rt.i e.. a'lM.'M 'c Uri. U raeh .-Hot .l.nit. gie*! I *"a
.1 . . -t.. [ ml itranfl v 'ni ? It-aii tva. lniur.Ilml..1,
.l.i.il-r aol - ..lilli'.. glamor, viii, f'.ld tii"-t nf the
t | rt.v tl Inn:--If ll. ? I. tier tatar, and fut th.
pin... Twa in: f.-i;."i-?. nam d Wiiii.m BTitdra, si
I Tai ai i Ifl k" i.ui'ii. st PhltedelphlB, Itea fsaght
f.i iivli. rt,ai.I- eil tte .'.st vi a. th- iiii.<t Intr*
one "f ia ??? ti a.- Ai th.' "Banians" ware ...
Ulla- .ml :h. .l,.v s I ?-.? ^. Iiu'. lilgbl -BBMm nn
lune, i.v rn I i'-.'ii mw hatti*
.1 BBFOBM ( UR RUESCEimOS DINNER.
The Beform (".uh had one ol li- monthly dinner*
tesl Bight, arra 100 being present. Charles -*. lair
i nibi presided, and boom ol the gueats wen Lonli
WtadmaUer, IfsUsce Mat farlane, Waltor B. Logsn,
l.riv.i-. nee K. Se-.t,,|i, Willi.un I". Hull. I!, tl. Monroe,
Bdwatd h. Whitney, .\iti.*d H. Thach.r. \v. P. Owens,
B. r*. Whitman. John P. Munn. Ueorge ll. Barford,
i alvin Tomlins, Duncan R. cannon, i?r. P. T. Van
Woeil. I*.. H. Herard. .hum's P, -loane, John \\ .
in-.r. B. ItarlestM Mmcma, Vf. V. Wanner. .1. 0.
\...iie. w. .1. r-wift. Major A. B. Bates, f. .-. A.: Dr.
i,nv b. Bdle, f. s. A.; Arther T. Hendricks, llenrj
H. Itali, A- ll. BBXtM, Waller Sander., Lowell TnllHit.
i'hiirl.s ll. Pratt, linell Bo-bsrhUd, -linen Sterne,
I McK i.arrlson. Faull charl.-: Pfeiir.-r. .1. M. Heard,
c. |? Uh..ad.-, .linne- ii. Wilson, l). f). Wheeler and
Klidney Blumenthal.
After tte dinner, A. AvenelW*, basso, nnd Wlllium
Xanten, tenor, sung.
HENEY F. A UREY RETURNS TO TOWS
Henry B. Abb. y. who went la CWcagD curly last
Week to |0Ok afl.'f Ihe S pelt Hil.- W Ililli 111- ls SOOIl
iii peudace al the Auditm-lum, retaran to Bew-Yorh
i.n Friday, wii-ii te went away it wa- not doahtod
lli-it be would have lim ISMS cf tte Metrnpnlltan
(Jpn* House, tal while BB was gone there caine
wars and rumors ,.f vvnr*. The fuel wan. developed
Unit Mr. Abbey had M iMse is yet, and tte -ii
picton was developed Hun Colonel J. ll. MapMan
stlghl get ii alter all. Mr. Abbey Mild v.st.-ni.iv that
while be had no teara a* yet, M had premises
which be thMgbt wen- ahniit as pintl ns ii leu--. lb
Is quite coiilltl.-ui Hint the opt-in holl-io nett seflsin
will he lintier hi- chart."-, and le- suys ihut Its fate
win bo settled before tong.
BROOK IA'S TROLLEY LINKS EXTENDED.
'Tin- flr-t car mi th* Flatbti-h ave. extension of the
Brno nb n (Uv H.'Il I'.ad tr..Hey line-, pa*-, il over t'.iu
tricks In Flatbuvh-ave. te the terminus nt Veinie-t.
gratetday aftamoM atomt itEO o'clock. Thc raper
Intendant aad aaristaal raperlntendent nnd otter
uftuers ot Hie eompaay. together wtth town nfictala
and prenillii'tit clllr.ens of Itattanh, were on the ea:*,
nnd tte mp was an entire success, h ls iin/lnr-tii'id
thai mi ami nft.T tte opaalug af tha Nm f..r traflB
tn moirnw the rnte of fine from Patton Kerry to tte
terminus af the nat win in. live wats, d dug away
willi th.- cmi.i fm.f three tenta, which luis been
...Heeled at the Hrooklyn ? Ily line.
HE FELL FROM A WINDOW TO DM ATM.
Danial Dulan, forty elpin yenrs old. fell fmm Hie
window nf his lat on Ile- fifth floor of No. -J*l West
i i e h'jndri*l und ililnyilfih-t., yesterday afternoon,
and fine lured lil* ukulb Ka died almost inimodlately.
Ihe report thal ta hud committed mleld>- was em
pl ntically deni. _ by lils wife last BVaBB-g. Mr.
nolan had bein employed lu the lumber yard of J.
PT. Oniwii's gens, ai frat haadiag aad Mit j -Bal al
und -Ulam ave. He team a wife, two sihis mid
two daughters.
-a
riMHMM BILLIARDS BY " YANK" ADAMS
Tin- ?agtaasn* ciub had o 'mwtHtt* teal nii-'St.
nt which " Yuiih"' Adnmn. the rin(f,.r billiard player.
I ws* the ??iitertiiltier. Al.Mit Misty mBflBkn* Wan
present, Includlnn Charles Mncdonnld, J. K. llollowny,
Pntoan* i. e. Denton, Joim Ttaaana, i;* w. Mo
Nulty, John K. M.-inton, Alexander P*lto-B, J. A.
(hureh, Paatoe Onantt, e. v. clemens, Pntrsan
Thumlon, J. t'. Ilsyle*. Vf. J. Tsylor, P. IC. TatBaaa,
K. h. Kenwick, C. J. UilUi. C. M. Wslen. \V. JI.
fletcher, tf. Vf. Bs-Awtn and Ueorga Vf. llramw-U.
TO HELP THE POOR.
tVOHK OF TUC INIVEKSITY S1.TTLEMF.NT.
PLANS OP THE SOCIETY-.. NEW Bli I. Ill NC. TO
Iii". MBOUD.
The lulverslty Settlement Society held a meeting
l/estcrduy nftertiooii tit the linnie of William Jay
tehleffeln, Bo. 'ifi Faist HftoiB-h M., fer the pur?
pose of BreaBlBf the interest of people of mean* in
the work of the nctoty. Then wire |00 prtmlnent
pi*ipie pn-eiit, unit all etpressad a hearty sympothy
In the MHrUmi and object-, of the uren li Hut lon. Seth
Low, th.- head of tin- society, pn-lded. He made a
?tart iiddra-s*, lo which lu- outlined the sorl-ty's plans,
lt.- said nmnng other thlnps thHt th? I'nlverslty Set?
tlement wn.s for '-the advancement of the more back
nard Bartel rtosan,* nnd fm- Hit- study, bl the tekram
ti.ry method, nf the laws upon which that advance?
ment depended. Th>- members also planned the
ereattoa of a*w t_**-tat_0M for bBbOm pnrpo*i*.*,
nnd.r Hu- charin* of experts. The modern world
had grown too large fer tin- MBnaaafal pmattoo of tte
ancient virtue (Jf BlBkBglVtag. Methods nhoukl be
anptoynd whick would ladara the kaakranrd -tooan
to help themselves as iinich as possible.
The Hiv. Dr. Vf. S. l.nlnsfoi-. of St. (b-orire's
Church, taBBsg for n few minutes and said thal he was
heartily In sympathy with the work. He added
Hull the way to Ml lir Ita cstiidltlori of the poor wus
fur th.* rich to mix with them, to work 11111010,' them,
und, If BtMBfaaary, to live nmnng them. "It ls one
Bf the mCMMglBg slpiis of the times."' the Doctor
ndded. "to .see the representative people of the city
Interest inf* themselves Iii OW 1> or. unfortunate
bratten, and the fart Hint this society ls non-sec?
tarian adds additional Interest to Hu work."
Dr. "-tallinn Colt, w-ho lins chalga of the Forsyth*
st. inls-hm, spoke of the way In which reform could
bo aeeoaapBahed arning ih? poor peopte in New-Vork.
Ile said In part: "Tte sr.-nt mass of the -people
iiuisi ba rallghteaed in aceaoaUa aad social prlnatylaa
nnd alms. Hut this ciill".liteiim-nt and the dis
posh Inn to curry out radical reform* ran only bo
brought ah.ut when tha totclteclMl Emt ot tho people
has b-cu WgBBlaag The erminia'hil of the Intel?
lectual mid moral life of the people 1* the crying
need of th.- day. Be must have talflfrggsat. fl-MBt-d
men who are willing to po uni.-uk tha poor and
Ignoraat to teach -ken. .mr Idea I- racial reform
base! on contici with the bciicticlarle-,."
Dr. Colt. In ipeeklBg Bf tk* slums, sahl that their
sanitary eoagttton was Btgb-bd, and that M would
ri.|uli-e five y.-ars of haiti work lo improve lt.
Aawng nther ihhu.** discussed at the meeting was
ihe proposed new- baUdtog m the Bari Ml*, la tata
ita pteM of the r-miiii taara al No. -ju Dataacay st
PIM* for lin- lani 1<1I live Imve already h.*en made.
It ls to he b llX-Btory structure with a gymnasium,
theatre, .s.hoolr.ioins, chihrooins, ll-0BtBg*ra*BBB, dln
tograoBBI and kitchens. Tiie building and lot will
cwt ahmit *>(>,(?(>(). 'Iii,* s'l-leiy ate* considered plans
for makin;, a public park In [te Tenth Wnrd.
present wurt- William M. BvartB, John
burr. Colonel Willi.un Jay. I. V. K.-r*
Dodge. Henry Holt, Hants
?d-vvitli. Mr-, Howard M.
Mrs. of. I), -sloane, Mrs.
baal Dann. Mrs. W. !>.
DOOgUl, Mrs. J'4-.'phlne >. bowell ,,nd Ml-s Chanter
Am 1..* Hi*
HI p. h.w, (ail
nochnn, the Rev. Stuart
Vf. tinline. Beary D. .
Potter, Mrs. John K.-on
r. Shepard, Mrs
OBITUARY.
BOGAB s. TWEEDY.
Danbury, Cooa., March ll (gffiftaf) WJRR1 is,
Tweedy UU-d at bte boan In Danbury Md?y Bight
after a brief -loess. He was atghty-Bv* years nld.
Mr. Tweedy wu tara lu Danbury, and when a boy
wont to Brw-Y-rh and engaged lu business. He sfter*
ward becama a BBtmbar ot th.- linn of Hoyt, Tweedy
H (o., bat manufacturers, lu Danbury. He whs widely
know* in political Hf.- aiui en prominent in laaaBtal
circles. He orgBBlaad and help. _ to build the Danbury
mid Norwalk Hailn.ad. He wu ..ne ,,r Ikn Ini oi para
1 rs Of th' Danbury Hank, now tue Hanbury Natl nial
bank, und wa. nu Its Hoard of Directors. Mr.
Twis-.lv ussi-ted n ti-e .-r&inlTritli.ii of the Danbury
Mvtagfl bank, and kM alwayi been retained on Itr-t
i.ani of Directors. Ha wns also freasarar of Dan?
bury for many years. Mr. Tandy was chosen to
1'ir.nt Danbury lu tha Connecticut Legislature In
Vii, but ho did not aspire to political effie... He
wu- u stanch wills white Uta party estated under
that Haine, and ta Baatet-d at the organization of the
Beguhltoaa party, and was fl gctfgatfl from I"oiifi.-ctU-ut
to tte Battoaal convention whtoh nominated Pne
iriort lu loJU. Again, 111 IgdO, he was In Hiv Natl,mal
I "iiv.-litloti which nominal.*1 Lincoln, und wai one nf
Ivy., d'legates frmn ("minei'th ut to east the first vote
f..r that gentleman, in |g_0 he wu CBOBSB a dele?
te to the National Convention which nominated
arti. ld. In li-:ii Mr". Tweedy married Elisabeth ?*..
Ugh ter of lite Kev. David lleld.-n. of Wilton, who
survive* him. They hail seven children?four sons and
1hree daughters.
(AITA IN .1. H. MMII.I.IN.
nttstmrg, Mareh ll.-Captaln J. H. McMlllln. one
nf the best-known river ann in th* eonatry, drappad
1'.. ni this morning on Oranditow-ave, lie owned and
cmnnianibsl the tomOM steatm-r cllver Wave, which,
jn-f befon the war was ordered to transfer gnM
fr.-m Altogheny arsenal to Hie Sonth. Tin- ord-r
.aa- -I iiii.-ii-.- exrltaaent, and a arab took possession
of tho boat und prev.-nfed the guli, fran b -HlK liv
moved. On this nBM boat Captain McMBBa ran the
bl... kaile e-tal.lisle, by the Confederates abuvo
Vicksburg und carried provlahms to Oenaral Bnnt.
His boat had a Barrow racapa from -MITMOM and
be wm gnat praise from General Great tor his
nUsn! Bcttoa. Thc deceased ama also ita tarntn
..f th-- ^i,:tni capstan for steamet.. He was seventy.
nevell vertr*. old.
- ?. ?
(ilHTCAHY BOTES.
Cbic_*s. Maren 11.- Fran C. MeCkadtan, for over
minti- years Idinllll-d With Ch|.-:i_.i Jenriiili.iii, i!i.*l ve*.
tarda-. Mr. MeClmUMa tm. born in Meridian, g. v..
ni IBM, sta hean lil* cirf'r lier- shortly after the be.
lantog "f th ? nar.
Cincinnati, March 11.?.vorui P. Parry, a mUwd Bum
her of th.- bar of thl* tinnily, an I SM 'if HM iMast and
al.h st sBtOmeyS m UM Stat. . die.l li.1 IMCBtag. He jer.
f.rtii-'d inii?.ruiut eraMeaUal wrvtn la Bte begtaatog af
the I ill! Wai In ooline. t!on with the Ohio tri-apa. ivi||,|,
m. amit him in item nteUsaahlp wita prealdsM Uaeaia
at that time.
Fiaab-ort, Ky-. March ll.?Osliasl Ctaatea 1:. Taytor,
the abtori and bsss*kaewa islraraptei >f toa we*t, .lie.
at 0 30 n'-'ltifk 'Al- lie>rnInw within a fev J.?..s uf where
hu iM-iitin hi* Murk I* m arlecnpMr. Ha wis ban bj
PmaBtori IftyalM yean atc. sta l>e..'aii mirk a- a tel...
gtaghet herc in |g_g, and wee wm at un- lan B nut th.
nr?t, lunn t?i Join the Csafcgerata lategraphfe -ervke aim
the tunk uf Mplala. Il' "i.s ..ne at th. ,n ..In-itnra and
,111 US prsridllll "f "Tie 1.1..I -Time T.|.;ra|il..i?* Cnion,"
mil ma hy Un- (Ida Bf f.c>naid. BM gist Mtognghn to
icad ly Mi'ind.
Danbury. COM*. M*rrb ll? Charles Bt. ba-rl. dffld HU*
ir.nrnln.. aced inventv -el.ht. Ile wa* born In B*W>Yen
(Itv. where he was a wernher nf the old .Staaten tagln
011.Itn.11v Se, lt, mid mrgnlmd the ofiginal Ure depart
nant Ul this illy.
Tin- enormous -.ri"-; of th.* "A. lt. SF.K." patent
electric elevators ure due, in part, to Ita fact that
they ure the only automatic elis trie elevators made.
Send for circular, estimate and references. A. ll.
mc Mfg. co.. Hrooklyn. N. V.
For superior accoinmodntloii- dui lin: World's Pair se,
adverilsemeiit of .1. B, Armour. Nos. _0:i und HOB Jack*
soit-st., under Chinga Mverttsemeats, this paper. .?.
"Ailmirnl."
Thi* strteUy hi-h-cia-* rfgarvtta Ii not nude by a t;n*t.
.- .*m?
\lie. a l.i?bt Milli Ihe hoy.,
Your* tor a I'l'tir Iv-nd.
Dronio.seltzcr. i'rlal bottle 10c.
The SBBto* "f m.-il" ne ans the b'llldlng up of
flesh bear and ll.*?ue, If tie meit be i'iiUjIi)**, "tux"
Drud Ballad -.f Brat.
MARRIED.
W|V.i_i;I,AI"nr.rti*.-Oii Wetnettay, Mar th Nth. w. p.
curri.- Wing ta. UeU* L. QtoabSBg, of New-York.
Notices of marriages must bc Ind-r. cl with fall
name and address.
DIED
niuriY-Siiddenlv, oa Kndav ev-nl'... March 10th, at
h.-r nepBew'i re*ldenee, IOU WeM l.-d-.t . Mirv Umilv.
dauehler nf tue late Will lan: and M irv lind v.
Funeral Ht-rvlr.* mi St. Andievv'i Chtirelt. I27tai.it. and
PM-Bara. M Monday. Match 13ti>, lt | p. ir.
CAilMAN?At her BM MSMSan, IM tsthciiuerhoni-sl..
Iliotaklvn. M.r.-h 11th. Reberrs Jane, widow of the lat.
Ni-I.?in tl. I'ariiiiin. In the t-sth vetr of her Mr*.
Puneral lerrisse will !*? bsid ai her lite r-?ulen.-e 011 Tue..
day, Mat-h lilli, at ll ? '"?
ira.m..cut at ssavsal nra ri family,
ci.auk-tm Hank 10. et PBhblB n tba HeHem, afters
brief lilli'-*. I 1 1 "Marl* tlaiKhter uf the late Ju*.'i>h
CaitU, ami vvlil,iw of U?*|S (togtold VlttX. lu the 77lh
lear of her a.e
Kun.-ial services at Hie hom.- of h>"; da.e/htir, Mr*, ie.ran*
ti Mer kirai, renter of Mm ind Church *t... Ptttalll ra
th.-lliiilioai. Tu.s.iii March 14. at 11 30 oVlneh.
liit.-'in.-iit at OaK lilli ( i-niet.-ri, Nvin-k, New-Vork, at
I iM
1HSKXI1F.HKK.-At lthhmond Va., on Thiirartav, Mareh
lilli. Pillie?. ll l.u?'.il''-.re. In ihe Mat v.-ir of hi* isa.
F".oral .civic** ,,t m.-iii,.tint V.pl- .nail church, htain
f.nil. ('on..., mi MaadBg, 13Ui Inst., at A o'cha-k.
1,ll I.Ft HU)- 1.11 Mareh 10, Helen Crooke O-U'ord. wife
of Nallian (.ulIf..rd. Jr., and daufhler ot Kuti, rt so*
Mary Cresta, tn her 2_Th r__r.
Funeral Tunadir morning, March lt, al 10 O'elech, Ul
Weil -B_.*i_
DIED.
MILTON'-Stiddenlr. Fildir. MsrVh 10, 18M, to her
.me. Mountain Stifl-m, N. J., I-Jiima Ward (.ovid.
I'loii uf Albeit T. Hamilton, and youngfit daughter gt
ie late Mite hei Gould.
ire of funeral hereafter.
l'KIN's-On Krldiy. Match 10~. of pneumonls. duane*
.irti.u, son ol Main K. and Marlu lii.pklni, aged IB
?at*. ?_,?_
n-ral from the rcildener of hi* paunia. No. 427 Wtn
Uh test,, thl* flSundir. iftern.ton at 4 o'clock.
rial il Chatham. B. J., nu Monday.
.TSON-At Pke. asath Carolina, Mareh 10th, IBM.
r. winiam li. MaUan. uf Ii ookiju, ia ino ?-- rear al
ls n.e.
le nf funeral hereafter.
WHALL?At Yonktrs, X. Y., on Krlday. March 10th.
?*!);!. after a ihort Hines-!. Cheever Manaflcid, only ion et
Beever BewbaB and Madeleine Fly, ned 1 ita* amt
niel,th.,
ernient it lToaton.
I.TO.V-On Thund.1T, Mareh tun. letot. of pneumonia.
Vllliim 1*. Tllton, formerly of Hoston, in the 44Mi yen
t his aire.
neral aertirea at hi* late re*ldenee. "17 We-t 78tB*sB..
ii Monday. March 1:1th at ll o'cloek a. m.
MBBOV?On Mar.-li loth iain lu W. Tiuipaoo, Jr., asa
f Fannie and Bdwla W. ThegBM. _
neral from Ht. Mark'* Church. We?t Orange, Kew.
.nev. Mendal. Mareil l.lh, on arrival of I) BO walu M
iel., lash. A Waeteia ii h.
armen at convenience of the family.
WNS KN I)-Al Winter Hsvca, Fla, on the 6th Inst*
i If red Tuwintend.
i'F.FDY- Al Daiiburv, Conn., March 10, K.dgir 8.
'weedy, in the gtek yan of her ano.
neral service* it her late residence, on T-Cidsy, lita
ii<t.. at 2 p. m.
terment private.
lOKHK.F.S?(>n Iterator, March 9th, 18-38, Charin
len rr Vosrkrei,
merni service, sunday. Mar. h 12th. at 2:80 p. m., M
i* late manara, kt V.o*t 7r.th*'-t.
KI.CH-At her lute residence, at Morrlitown. N. 3?
?larch loth. Barth 1 ott. wife of Archibald il. Welsh.
ttertil Moiitlav at a p. m.
Nial train from .Murri, and Baan sutton, Hobokea,
caving Nen-York MM 1 :-0 p. m.
BUri?AI l'laliitlcld. N. J., Friday. Mireh 10,
'"rance* Draper, wife of Dr. Frank g. Weill.
nei.il service.* at her late i eildon, e, No. 82 Weet 41
t., l'laliitleld, N. J.. Ttl I liar. March 1 Ith, at 3 p IB.
Special Nolie.a.
- Fifth Avenae Art l.allerie*-*,
3.T0 Fifth Avenue,
Ne.ir 34t!l*?t.
MODERN P.-INTIN'aS,
COMFKISINU IN PART
TWO 1MUVATK OOtXBOTtOINfc
TO HF. SOLD HV A CITION.
jthtisuay BT-tnura, march i?,
AT BIO_R O'CLOCK.
IBS-IS SO.MI-.KVILI.K. OilTialF.S t OOt,
Au-tloneer. Manager*.
,? tty the Fifth Avenue Ainilou Kooma,
?Sits furn) Av.nu..
WM. 11. NORMAN. All TIONF.F.R.
NOW ON EXHIBITION,
A CIH.li IB i LUB TloX Cllf
PAINTINGS,
F.\( M-lVKl.V HY
A Itii UK AN A HT I STS.
TO jil*. BOLB HY AiiTIOX.
TIU'KSDAY AN ll IT.UlAY I'.Vl.N'IN.iS,
Muli Ha and 17, at I n"ciiick.
teuareaa -spring.
Th!* alino-i witter L*..us no* 1*1 t *.-? slsBorals M
iblng) WHored to all Its funner -tn-.-.g'ti w.d c\< HMM*
ii great mineral witer drinking pu.li<: might bi lean
ai pa.i MBaM al Saratoga-hurrying let tau** Owlt thin*
I Ihli _._lthful fount-la.
The I'rovin I.n tender **nll*.
A new rev.a.i,..:. ?: maila a .. I Ie .....l.t. ile ?ur*
>u get the gwa-se. Aln.iv- In rrotm-elmpena BeBBBB.
I'mlollice Notice.
[ghtriM ta mad daily hy ?;i MKi-sBtd a* chan^* may.
?cir at anv tlni-.i . ..
Letter* tor oreign .itrle. need not ta- iiie.-laliy
1dr.?s.,i f :? dispatch by unv p-rti.-ula. t amer, except
n. ii a i? deaiKd t.. srad duplicate*, at maana -.id
.iiuiiercUl d-euments, 1- tt.-r- sat -pc lally addie-*-*
.In. s.-nt by th- fa?t wt v..-.-'.. avall-iil-.
I.r u-'ii tualta tot th- -.v.ek .ndhei Mann 18 will clan
iiuui tlc in all .a--.-, ut thl- oin..-, a- .* lb."- :
>i m'iai -ai ?;? u. m. i"i Costa Rea. vu Mm ra, pra
s. re-k*n, for New J ii I.tin ? : at X *?>> |. lil. for BB,
1erre.Mlt-ii.toa, per st. .mer [ram Mailtos.
Munda v -Al ll a. m. (?ui?plet_-.iiar) 12:10 a.W.) BJ
Mme, arr *? a. Harli, via Ho-tasaiptM .leter* ror
ennaiiv ll,.lat li- Ulla ted ??pi 1 V U -' ?: at J p. Ha.
r ll "'n d'I T"r" l-l -. .. Wa.hit. .'Mn. from Stew.
rhnu- at .1 pa. for R -ll*. I. lln-ito CseMB Sn*
.uaU-maa. lari I. i. Ilicikimtor. fr..iu Ncvv.orl--.iu.>.
Ti i-siiav-ai li a. m. for Europe, i-t i. -? Bsyri. *to
.aithi-1't..-i sM Ih'i.i h. ut *3 P- m. for BBB-Bari-i nr
. i. t'nlui, fr"iu Xew4)nsaaa. , , . ,,..?
WEDXFJjlIAY-At ll a. Bi for Fortune Island. 11 il J tl
nd .-aviuiill*. CBC., per *? ..Al.-.: to U_B. 9*
it 1st. Ttaaas and -*t. DHU, vi* IB* Af101"*?!'
cr bath Caril.- L. Tyler ?.lettor- mun bfi <U*
e.t.*d --per inrrie H. Tyler " . ?t i2 ?< .-tupplrmea.
irv 130 p. in f..r F.ui-opc. per a. s. '?'rma"1<;1v.._!*
....?enst.iivn : ul 1 p. m. foi llelglnm direct, pet -- * ??"?*_"
ind. via Antwerp fl.tt.-rs n.u*t h.- dlr.n.d * i**r IM
iud**.: ai 1 p. m. for I ul_, i/t s. ,. t Itv of Vt ashlngtoo.
ia Havana. Si I p. Bl. fer >. and Pl-SS-S^ MT^Jh
an Maren (letreri nm-t be dir. .t.-t --per Bsa MsrrarTl
1 1 p. m. lsti].pl,-u,e?tary 1:80 p. M.) for Wlndwsig
-lind-., per .. s. Muriel iletten fol .ir nada, Irlntdad
nd Tobags mail be diic.-t.ti -per Mariel I.
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.r rertuie lana*, J-amica ami irreainr, flers. B. Atnoa
letter* for i osta Bira via Mun... nui-t he dilliBBB per
tttar'); at 11 a. ni. (suppien.. nun- Vi in. fer Venemel*
ml < ur.'oa. al-- .-vivuiiilla. via ( 'irricii, per a. I.
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<? directed ??per V*-aei?ela"): nt 1 P m. imp*
iieicciitan l Ai p. m.. lot Bermuda per a. s. ortritiroi
t 1 p. in', [supplementary I V.'o p. m.1 mr Nansn, N. P..
nd faallsge f-bs, per i. i. Clealuigoal nt 1 P- .'''?'?*
ama..ai ami .".r.-tnin. per .. I. Jsaou bU.rsf,,r Jellie,
-auatenisl*. Tin-nin and Puerto Corni smst ta direct***
-orr .l-i.'.n" rn ?.* p. M. for l',.rto Btes .linet, per *. s.
Ui'i.o-h at -ll |i. in. for in.\illo, pey *. .. S. 1'lxiaU.
rom Nt-w.nrl. m.- M 'I p. at. tor BlaiBtMBi l**r ?. t_
t'.ii'-., fioni NewOrbans.
FRIDAY- lt 7 a- Si. for I'iiid'il lt'.livar, lier S, s. El
al lao let', r- fr Trinidad uni.-: ls- Blrerte. "|*-r Et ("sb.
io"i; at 'll p. Bk for ilbiell. ids. |er s. .. Harlan, front
Veil-l >l lean*.
SATlKH-tY-At *2 a. m. bi IrehMd, l-^r B. *. ObBM
.ia Qaeeaatowa [letters for sther iwr-* af F'.ur.ipe mu*t ra
llr-ct.-d "per ?. lilia". ; nt il ?. m. f r Europe, p. r a. *.
Win via Soi-.thanipdi.u [letiera inu?t !*? directed "p'.-r
?...riln" : at l:M a. M. for Netlieilina* dire. t. BBB ?? ..
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ItSSS-MB"); at -I ii. m. for -scotland dire.t. per ?. S.
levon's, tis iHses-W [letlsra inn-' !.?? IIivcBn "ii-r ne.
mila" : at i a. m. r..r Kuropa, per *. *? Baale, vn south.
a. et..n iud Bremen ilettern for Ireland, Prian, Sivitmr
ami ltnlv. Spain, l-rtus*! mut Turkey, MUM BS dlr.-fe*
?per Ssale" : at 7 a* m. for Kraare, dwltierind, itaiy.
ipiln. l-sirtugal aad Turkey, pei *. i. I>i iieiirpogne. vte
lavre; at h a. ai. tor N'.r-*av dire t. pr -. t, i.iand
letter* ni'.-t be dlr., tel '-|?m- li-lauu", . it ll a. in. for
an.pell., i hispss, IWliaaeO :.:..! Yutainn, i.r ?. s, Ymnurt
ttei- for Cuba Tl rn in o and Taapaai <Iii ?< t, and other
it.\i in Stn'-'-, va vert i mr, mut I ?? dlr.'-d "per
k'lliiiiin'* : at IS HI. f r '.r nada Irlnidatl BM TebSM, per
., , M[.s at S JO p. iu. foi Nen f.. i, milan I, pr -teanm
rom Halifax.
BrBDAY -Al 1 i> st. tor i .asia Btoa, via Mwon, j**r
i, .. lin rn ni fro n v .?. a irieaaa.
Mall* f.r Chll a and JspM, |*-r I. s. cite nf P.'o Janeiro
from .-in 1' an. ?-'" .1. h.r-* dsltv un M Mar-h *17 tl
??lin p. m. Mall* far tie Bartetv Island, i*.>r ship
I niplc ll:?1 ifr*ii. San l*i:in.i-e#l. i-piv* len- d-jllv np M
vianli -.?'. nt il n p. m. Mill* fnr Au-tralia. Ne?*7. -a
nnd. Illina lin. FIJI nml Haianaw I*'and*. pr s. .. tiimela
Ituto .--ail F inici-.-.e. .I...- h.-r-' ilalT up to Mare* "21.
it e. ;*o p. m. or ..ii sMvsl af N'-i Tart at - *? Bam rt*
a HI, I-.rlflsh mall Mr Au-tmlla Mill, for th- lit*, -ul aix
1-lantls per *. *? Au-tnlla (from srm f-'nlici-.-.n. *| ,.?
tere dslly up tn April -i*. at n:*' p. m MsUi for cht-a
md lapaa rte Vooeeevrt ipeeMly a'.ir..-..i **aiy elora
it this oftlce ilallv ?f il Ito p. in Mall- for SfewtMBB-.
nnd l.v rill to llallliiv and th.e by steamer, cloae M
;his onie- ilallv nt rVV.tn p. m. Mail- tu MlguetM, hf
nil to Bolton and thence Iv .namer. .*! me al thl.
.flic, tl;, il -. at B .1 > p. ni Mall* bc (nil. br rall tl
lan na. Pta., and toei..,. bv -f.-ain. i i.a!ll"? Munal*.
rimr-iliv- -.ucl -.afiir-lav rio*. *,t t-il- ..it;. ?? .lillv nt
-;iii I, ia. Mm- r,,r .M.-it... ov.-rtead, uni*-. -,.- h-niy
i'..|re.-. | fnr .lt-|atch by Mm tins al thl*, officB
t.-il I v at. **. a. in
T'.in.-i-a. in.- mail* are f rwaned i>. sa-i rnarisra dally
ind Ih'. -ledule of .|.,sim* ls arnn*ra "*. th" pr- -umptlea
? f thc. uiilnt'rrupied sterland t'ai*it !?? Ban I'rrin.'lueo,
Mall- from tie Fri-t nrrliliig on time nt Son I-'rant Inc > tm
h'- dav sf -ailinn of vt."SBMM an- dtogBMhaa thence IM
viime div.
'K.-.i-t.r.'d ii,nii rlean nt a p. st. prevtsn dav.
1 AIM Mipi'len.entiiri amil* nr ' i pc >' I SB 'he ll r* of Ula
f'tik'H-h, nt Bl li and OttBMII -t'-aner. at the hmr .
?I.i-lni.' sf s-ipiil.-mcntriri malls nf th.- PsHultrs. which
-emu I a np, ti until wlUilu tea minutes of the hmir of nailing
.f iteoiner.
COHN Fl.It'-* VAN (*ovr posfmiiter,
IM'tnmci*. Pew-York X. Y.. Mm eh IO. I**f)8.
lleligicns Xoticco.
AT.L SOI'I.-.* (TH'IK II. Mallson-ave. ind (VHh-iB.?
lolv Communion at IO a m. Kev. l'F.IU Y HROWTf,
te.tor of st James < hatch Boat-n Highiasl*, pi.-achaa
Bl ll a- ni. Murieal mrvteea at i .io p m.
A.- -SIMKITfAMSM ADKI.I-III ll Al.I.. ??!?__, and
Bamdway. J. W. II.Kl'l niall, apterh and leita*. Mr*.
MOTT KN Kill I", -lal.* ttrltlni :i p m. J. lg.
PiTl'.'I'tTIKK, -1 lemotlon.'' willi tests, 8 p. m.
CHUBCB (>F TIIK Ml-ssiAll corner of 3ith**t. and
'arkav...-sen I.e. at ll a. ui. Prenhtag by tht* Kev.
IOB1.UT liiLLYF.il.
i ii Ki srs COM1M9 Ifi ni'.ir. a Msmaa wju rabi
forth mi tn- Ij ni imth.-ilie.- 111. lurael n ,u fmm from Jlew
ind ( hil-tlan rhurebea; al*, pseiiorliiii th rn to ,.-ijnv RH
.Ioi Inn, mri I. nun.in on earth wlthnut a natural d-atb ?S
:ln* Chrl-lian I-r, lilt- .-janctuary, Hrs l.i-at.. Bundar,
it 7 30 p. m. Come.
CHRIST ( III'RCII, lloulevard md Welt Tlit-st. Bc.
j. *.. BlIirMAX. Rector.-Wert leer* st ll a. m. maim
p. m. Siuday-scho.il at 10 a. m.
FIVF. POINTS HOCSF. OF INHt'.STKY. 1R5 Worth.
,t. WILLIAM K. IIAKXAKO. hupfrlnta-iident.-fiervlra
.f sons eva-rv Sunday at 8:30 p. m. The service la
;n,o-t wlia.Ily by the children of the Institution, .hibile
nvlted. _
F1IWT BOCIETT Ol Sl-IKITCALISTM,
Millie 11*11. STOi-sl. ar.S Tlh-ave.?M..ruing, ll;
?-. atterm-in. I psychical experience*. Spa-alu*
XWiil WRiOHT.
Caruegn
I'venlng,
>raa_rjf
KADIHOX avf.xi i". p.r.FORMF.D riii'RCir. eor. af
V7tli*.t.-Th. I'a-tor. Hr. AlTKiIT H. KllTKK_HiK, Wig
prvach al ll a. m. and es p. m.
HOLY TIUXITY CHl'KCH. HARLRM, r-enoiatg
-omer l-'id-l. Kev. Hr IIKIOOMAX, Itector.-MoralBg
lira)ir sud sermon, ll o'clock, livening prayer snd ?er.
mon, 7:43 o'clock. The ll . tor will prt-t h st both sra*
Knickerbocker Conwrvatory. Qne-tlona an.werai.
Iirovlaatlon*. I. larc ll a. m. and H p. ai.
bFCOXD 1'NIVERBAI.UT CHL'RCH. Ker. I.tS,
l-.Alll Htil.dMl.W l-i-i r. -Service, la Bally 82 wan
12flUi-it. at ll a. ta. and 7.14 p. ai. SubiecL ?__?%.
"Mora Th?n OBnoucnti"; p. rn,, "Tte Ufa Hvaamto
toa." .AU tollu-.

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