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ITEDMNGSPASTANDTOCOME
?:-,, f. ?hl ?nable wedding of yesterday was that
,,,? Min- Charlotte ??amaon. a ?laughter of the ut ?
Charlea Uamaoo, of this city, t?> Edward ????<? Ap
pieton. whi.h vus celebrated at l o'clock In the
gftirnoii. I? tec Church of the Heuveuly Rest,
flfih-av?'. and POlty-gfth-et. Ther was a pretty
??oral .Icore ?ion In the chancel, and the church
?aa fill? ? With ?he friends of the couple. The
bria,. entered the church with h<*r brother, John
I, Lnnr-on. who ?O.'.-o gave her away. She wag at
,?rH ?? a beautiful gown of white satin, AotUKsed
?ith poult bice, which waa worn by her moth??!? at
j,,r wel'lln?. and was abo worn by her six slaters
on th??.' wedding aaya. Her veil, which waa <?f
?joint laee, vma caught rap with a diamomi star
?nd several small diamond pins. There were no
?glissa?!"!'*1?? The marriage ceremony was p?r
forme.1 by the rector, the Rev. I >r. !> Parker Mor?
?an- Celen?! l'anici Appi? ton was bis brother's
?pat man. The ushers were Charles A. Appi? ten,
jjiother brother; William J. Hale. Jr., of Boaton;
?. Murray Young, ("..-orge ?. Ferkln*. Richard
Trimble ani William W. Dbeit, of thla city. Aft. r
t?,f ceremony there was a reception at the home
0f the bri? es sister. Mrs. l-'rclerlc L, Lehman,
?,-? ;; University l'Ime
The atarriage of M'ae Natali?? Hale, daughter
e( the late ?Olonel Harry H. Hale, of Haverhill,
j*?.?.?.. 10 Thoma? G. Gllroy. Jr., a son of .Mayor
flUmy. '?00ti Place quietly at noon yesterday in
the Roman CathoUc Church of St. Francis Xavier.
la Slxteon'b-st., near Sixth-ave. Only the relatives
0f the bride and bridegroom and a few of their
most Intimate frlemls were bidden to the ?ere?
mo:.?, whi h was p.-i formed by the Rev. Ilarman
Penny, of the Society of Jesus, before the beauti?
ful altar ?>f the Sacred Heart, which la In the cast
transept of the church. The bride recently be
came a Catholic, having been Instructed and bap?
tlie.l by the officiating clergyman. There were
?gather brideaaaaldg nahen nor maid ?>f honor. John
j. (?Uro*?, brother of the bridegroom, was best
man There was no reception.
Miss Sexton, of Merrlck. L 1., was marrie?! nt
I o'clock ?tslcrday afternoon in ?'?race Church, In
Haa it ?ray, to the Rev. William Montgomery
pearaey. Blahop rotter performed the ceremony.
Mi's Molile Hash, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Btsh. of No. ICO East Eightieth??t., was married to
Morri? Qroaa, of Ta\.ma, Wash., at 6:30 o'clock
last evening in the Red Room .?t Detmoalco'a only
relativ.? were preaeol at the ceremony, which was
perform?* 1 ly the Hev. Dr, Rudolph flrneeman. of
lit Temple Beth-El. this city. Th?? bri(tegroon. was
t?ie Republican candidate for Mayor of Tacoma at
th-? leal election. Miss (?ertrole Hahn w.is the
nutd ef h .nor. The bridegroom was attended by
his brother, David Qroaa, of Taicma, as best man.
Tbe u?hers were I. Werner. Charles Levy, Morris
Colemar. and the bride's brother. Roman Herbert
Feah A reception, dinner and dance followed. Mr.
gal Mrs. Qroaa will make their bOBM in Tacoma.
Th? marriage of Miss Adel?- ?"aim to Dr. William
M. Leenynnky, of this city, took place at 7 o'clock
last ev< n:ns* al the home ?>f th* bride's perenta Mr
snd Mr- Bmtl C. Calia, No :'4 East S?-venty-fourth
?t. The Rev. Or. Stephen *? Wise, of the Temple
ftodOlph Bcholom, performed th?1 ceremony. Miss
T.'.f.c Wallace and William Kyri.? Wallace, niece ami
nephew of the br.de. wore her only attendants. l*r.
Livingston Bpcagtr Hlnckley was best man El
ward and Max Calm, brothers of the bride, were the
ushers. There waa a reception after the ceremony.
After a Southern trip Dr. and Mrs. I.e?Zynsky will
Occupy their new home. No, M Macllson-.iv.*.. which
1? a wedding Rift to the bride
in the Eighteenth Str.-et Methodist Episcopal
Church, la Eighteen*. h-.?t . near Rlghth-ave., al I
o'clock last night. Miss Eva i**rtrude Raker, the
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr?. Stephen B. Baker,
was married to G. Harry Abbott, of Baltimore. The
pastor, the Rev. I>r. J. A. B. Wilson, was the of?
ficiating clergyman. Miss Edith Dunlap was the
maid of honor. There were no bri lesnia! la William
1'itchett. of Raltlmore. attended the bridegroom as
best man. The ushers were Charle? Elseman, Harry
Munson and the bride'? two cousin?, Charles
Douehty and George Doughty. A reception fol?
lowed at the home of the bride'? pareti'?, No. 329
??Vest Eghteenth-st.
The wedding of Miss Ella B. Holmes, daughter of
Mr. ar. : Mra. Edwin Holmes, to John Stuart White
was celebrated at 4 o'cio.k yeaterday afternoon at
the home of the bride's parents, No. 3. W. st Fifty
second-?., ln the presence of the relatlres and Inti?
mate friends of the young pe-opie. The Rev. John
Hell, pastor of th? Fifth Avenue Pre?t>vter!an
t'Aurch. performe 1 the ceremony. Miss Natalie
Af?r.*t\ a niece of the bri le, w is ;he niaid of h >'a:
Ther- wer* no bridesmaids Bamuel Cromerei! .Ae
be? man and James Lake, Robert M.-<"agu<-, Mal?
colm Stuart and Andrew 3. Mar<*h. brother-in-law of
tho bride, were ushers. The ceremony was followed
6y e reception.
The formal announcement Is made of the en
?agement or Mies Ella Wiltshire Homero)?, ?laugh?
ter of J. P. Pomeroy. of Postoti, to S. Albert Reed,
of New-York, non of the late Rev. Sylvan-i? Reed.
The wedding will be celebrated in the kpiing. Mr.
Reed h a member of the University, St. Anthony
and Country ?dub.?.
Washington. I?c.?. 12?Miss Mary Sh?rman.
daughter of Senator John Sherman, was married
at her father's home m this <?;;-,?. at noon to-day,
to Jarr.cs Iver McCullum, who Is eoaneeted with
the clerk's ofti?-* of the I'nlted State? Supreme
Court. The ceremony was performed according
to the Protestant Episcopal service ln the pres?
ence of a lare:?? number of d.stlnguished people.
Including ?ecretarb-s Gresham and Carlisle. Sen?
ator?? Morrll!. Hoar. Hale, Aldrich and H'.ggir.s.
Minister Yang To. ?he Chine??? Plenipotentiary,
ani hla wir??, and Mltcltor-Oeneral Maaarell
Kurllr.gton. Iowa Dee. 12 (Speciali?Miss Anna
per?.s Schramm, of this city and .!. Kdwln
Danne, of Chicago, were married to-night In the
presence of a large cuueoarse of people, including
nearly 1?*) ChlcH.go guests, who came In a special
train of sixteen Pullman coaches. Among the
guests ?rere ex-Minister Robert T. Lincoln, Mr.
?nd Mrs. C. R. Farwell an-l ?Olonel R c. cw.wry,
at ?.'hi? igo, and Mrs. Walter (?. Qreeham, of Waah
Ington. A brilliant reception at the home of the
bni<- followed the ceremony.
TUL EXONBBATION (>E MB. BBOCEWaT
A REMARKABLE MAN VINDICATED.
Prom The Hartf?ir<! courant.
The furious attack upon thi? r? mark.?I.le man
?nd ?he Inatltutloa which will be hi? enduring
monuni'in na.? ended in utter failure. Malice and
perjury hav?? not prevailed against tin- truth. Wc
congratulate Mr. Brockway and t??<? Reformatory.
Rather we congratulate the ?Mate of New-Vork,
the cIvlHaed world and the coming generations.
THE OUTCOME WELCOME
From Th- Springfield Re*pubtICai
This ?utrome of any fair Investigation hi.?- !.e?n
expe. te<i rrom the first bv those most familiar
with the methods and results at Elmlra where, if
agywhere, results have Justified methods It Is
agit?me, therefore, as Justifying there anticipa?
tion?, and as promising permanency to tbe method??
which ;t would have been a pubtk mistortune to
have abandoned
A CONVERTED MOVEMENT T? ? EXCUSE.
From The Rochester I-ost-Kxpres?.
?Ve have no doubt that the controlling motive
?'Ith Oovernor Flower was hla feeling of regard
for the fair fame of men that he knew intim?t? ly
?*>4 liked thoroughly. And so there was a eon?
MNjBi movement among clique? everywhere to
Palliate, excuse and cover up the Sinatra wrong
A I ?HIJU?LATE WHITEWASH.
?""?"?r** The Bufalo Bapruaa
The whole affair has every app.-aranc.? of ? de?
liberate and shameful whitewash. The report of
the Stale Board Ol Charities alone should have
?m (undent to cause (he removal of Brockway.
The evidence brought oui before the commission
wa* even stronger than tiiat obtained hy Ute board
The ?velara of opinion in the* two Investigation?
? Havity against the present maiiap-etn? nt of the
Reformatory.
FAILURE TO RIGHT A (ll'.KAT WRONO.
From The Rochester Democrat and ChroateJe.
It* OUteOme will be a Bouree of arna?. rn?-i,t to
tho** ?ho have follow?-<l tlie t? si imony. Ilro.-k
??'?*?'? ..?in .?tat.n.eiit? were shocking revelations
of hi? methods of dealing with tb?? unfortunates
????.er ?.,,, charge, and seem grotesquely Inconsist?
ent win, the ftndinga of the (Joveraor. Neither the
ffood name ??f the State of New-Vork nor the
?landing of the Elmlra ir.Mltntlor, Will be ? B
hanced hv this ml??-rahle failure t?, right a mon
rtroiis wrong.
a BUBBLE MUCKED.
Trent Th. New-York Times
? fey?tl? H?e report of the majority not only
Justin...? Oovernor Flower in dismissing tlo?
Charges against the man?.gets, but rendered su?? h
? ?Jlrmissal Imperative upon him. There haa r>A
Ooiti |,.-e?i a, , ??,,. |? ?Inch a biill.le has been Plow ?
uy rumor to ao tremendous dimenatone; nor ? case
U1 ?.hieh it ha.? more promptly and completoly
??olIap?e,) when It was puncture.l by an Impaniai
aeaajtignuoa.
A tmilMBM FOR TRI TII ANr> JCSTICK
From The Iiinghamton RepubHeaa
Every good man will rejoice in the verdict; for
?r.iy ?levuish malice .ould hope for th?- de-truction
or ? goo?i nun* hIl,i ? ^,.??? Institution. Th?? ver?
?i?. "?' ** ""?"'??t?'' for truth, justice aad rtarbteoua
"*?*??; It declares thai :? k?>'"l name cannot be de*
tVi?k without ?ause; and It strengthens the
mea Of the people than a good name cannot be
V..1 on. ,a!'"> meten*??? and held through long
>?*ars of iriultles
THE C.OVKRN'iR I1AT8 HIS WOftDB.
Fron? The Huff?.!?, Evaalag Kewa.
R^hin ,'ro'kivHy wae condemned by the State
??gara of chanties Oovernor Flower said of him
Ti...-"???' ?e be removed and aent to pi ?? ? "
tVTTr_*,?"* tho ?*ov*mor*s own word? lie eat?
'*1*-'m with remarkable facility, to hl? ?hame.
MUSIC.
Mi;. BTAVBNHAOEN. FIRST CONCERT.
^ Mr. Bernherd ftaveahagea had a narrow ssesps
Issi night from the recent ?at us say experienci
nf Mis? Bailey, it was his first appeena? in
Amarles, and he gav?? ? concert In l'arivi?? Musi.?
Hall With Maater Jean Gerar.ly, a roung violoncello
virtuos.,. When ??.? of the six snnounoed numb?,
ol the programme had been played u .seemed, In?
deed, a* in th. 'infortunate case alluded to above,
as If ,? transposition of th,? names woul.l l?? in
sreater conformity with th,? situation a? li pre?
?ented Itself t.? the minds of the majority of the
people in Csrnegle Musk? HslL By thla II la not
m? ant that Mr. Svvenhagen played the pUnofoeTta
Ilk? Miss l'.all.y. He did not. He played Infinitely
be;ter, anel, Indeed, like an artist of the llrst class.
Hut h<? made an unfortunate choice for his d?but
? woulel have? ?>.????? possible for a vlrtuoso-raustdsn
of the rank of Rubinstein ..r a prodigy lik?? Joaef
Hoffman to luve played .Beethoven's ?' minor con?
certo so as to Impress his untine talent upon an
audlenc? of strsagsn; but it was ne?; .possible for
Mr. Btavenhaffen, and afte:? bo hael finished his task
and, In obedience to applau-?? which Bounded per?
functory in spHe. or because. ,?f ita persist?an??.?, had
added a Chopin .prelude, which he played In ? nias
terly manner, th.? Judgment of a discriminating ob
earn t could only b?? that the boy Oersrdy, wtth
lils performance of a ??oncerto by Raff, bud moved
the popular bean much more potently. It was only
after he had played th?? Hungarian Eantasle of his
maater, l.iszt. which came last on the programme,
that his merita as an artist Were eiiscloseil, and then
It was to?> late to make th.? popular effect
which his foreign reputation had led the music
lovers of the ?itv to expect. Yet he Is a virtuoso
i>:' splendid gifts anel obviously a mnste-r In hi?
department. He has conquered the mechanics of
his Instrument, ami mads it complet?is obedlenl
to his artistic wi.l. He has warmth of feeling and
thoroivh understanding, and, doubtless, under
mon favorable circumstances than prevailed last
nicht, he will win nnd hold the adnilratlein of those?
who a,linlr?. blgb-clasfl pianoforte playing. As for
the lad Oersrdy, the??? is but on?? renet t<> be es
pressed, an?! that does not concern his playing al
all. He Is somewhat larv for knickerbockers. His
ione, his execution Snd his musical conception ?in
the latter respe??t an exception nn?ht be niade with
reSepecl to one of the two pieces played on recall
Bach'fl familiar Air) are those of a nature and
altee?,-ther exceptional Virtuoso. Whether sixti.ii
?er twenty-Six years ol?l, a Violoncello player of hla
attainments is little short of a oarvel. an.l the?
liKlKinent was not mistaken which gave him tbe
lions share of last night's success The accom
Mnlmenta to the concerto wen played by the
Symphony Soedety's ?indiestra, under the discreel
and masterly direction e,f Mr. Walter Ilamrnse'h.
In the s.'conel part Master Gerardy's s,,l"s ware
i?cce?mpalned by a young woman, presumably his
sister, on ihe pianoforte, an.i accompalned excep?
tionally welt
/)/?. M?ILLALLT IS A DEMOCRAT.
riUF.FI.Y ("ONCERXBD F' R TUP 1'KKSHVTKI'.V. ?G?
?elSAi'lK'iviv OF DR. PARKHUR-T.
Th?? Rev. Et.?n. is P. Ifullslly, who opposed Hit
resolution propoaed by Elder Th< nms A, Streng
In the New-York Presbytery, which had in view
the indorsement of it. ePsrkhurat'? w.?rk In th.?
last campaign, was quoted as having ?????,| strong
.mi unoompUmentsry language as t.? iv p.uk
hurst's methods, and It was suggested that it was
Inspired, not se? much by bis ..position to bringing
secular matters before the Presbytery, as by the
efsct of h;s King an out-and-out, uncomproalsli ??
".?I.
1'r MuUally *.?? seen at his home. So ?. West
Ntnety-thlrd-st . last nlRh! by a Tribune reportei
ani nlterated that it was not his Intention to make
any assault on l?r. Parkhurst. but he did not think
that th?? ePreebytery, "the- ?Our! of the Lord Jesus
?Christ." hai any business With 1 ?r Parkhurs'.'s
reform measures He Bald that Christ was not ??
?oo;al reformer, and his Church was not a pbilui
thr.?;.!?? society, but th.? exponent ,,f tt.?? OospeL
"Had these? resolutions been offered OOtSMS Of
the Presbytery ? would not have tuivt esnything
but ?? ?"
?'Woul.l you have supported them"" was asked
"Well you see
"Would you as a private rttlsen vote fop a rcs.i
lutlon Indorsine It Parkhurst "'
"Weil, no. I do neet approve? his method.? "
? I'!>1 you vote for ?'idonei Strong""
W:-h som?? hesitation I<r. Muliaily confessed thai
he imei n,,t in answer to forth? r questiona be aald
).?? had le.'V !' Veiteel for ? RepublKun ?X, ept f"I
Horai-e Gre, ley
"Is It not a fa? t. I>oct,,r," waa asked, "that on
the nlghl of '.he ele? tlon you wer?? at the Tammany
Ponila?? Club. No 446 Amate rdam-ave , watting for
election returns ?"
"Yes and at the Republican ?Club v.?," he said
"It win be remembered that In ordei te? g.? ani
n?-ws on election night we had to go to a Republi?
can club after the cyclonic news r?gan to com??
Iv"
BET?BE OP ti'. E TASDERRILT.
MET DOWN Tin: BAT I'.V MR i>i:ri:w- IT was ? a 11 ?
AT His HOI si: I_\ST N'KJHT THAT Hi? AST)
MKs VAMeKlirii.?; HAD SONS OUT
William K. Vand? rbilt arrived h're y.-st<?M.?y "t
the IteamStllp Teutoni,? ar.d was m ; .. iwO the Hal
by Cnauncey M. ?>?;?<?* on a togboat whi h bear?
Mr. Depew'a name The Teutonic should hav? bees
up t,? Quarantine twfOn 7 o'clock ? ? iterda) mon
Ing. but ihe d'-i.se f?,? which prevailed kept her
outside of th?? bar, and It was not until 130 o'clock
p m thai the bande?me resse! drappi ? bei anchoi
off Btspleton.
Just as Bhe dil tha tu?.? mentioned r.?u alongside
Of tha bit: ?hip On the tug wrt Mr. I?.p?w, S V
R. ivssitir. Prank Poeterand it K Wescott, In ??
moment more the iuk was hw?>. :?i, | darting
through the fog with Mr. Vaitderblll and his fl
The little vessel was run Into the? slip ? ih? weal
e.f the? gtaten laland fero landing, ai ? her ve
i g?ra quickly climbed on the plei and ranlahen
Efforts ? And Mr. Vanderbllt last nlghl wen
fruitless. Mr. Depew was ???.??. bui refused to re?
veal where Mr Vanderblll had goneB, and sakl; "He
w?,.;?! noi .'..? y,??. anyhow. He has n<ithing I
? e?, any subject f.?r publication."
Then the reporter ?railed si Mr Vanderbllt'* home
in Plfth-ave. The le.um? ?as lighted up A ?*rvani
rei ?? ? to anawer questions put to him. bui s?id
that both Mr and Mrs. Vanderblll had ? ne out,
and Intimated that they had gone <>ut together.
DRY WEATMME IS S VE SEME SO.
<?ld Nuremberg I? *?'-ttitig to ba ? pro ?peron? city.
? g ? < 1 many people visited it at tha Madtsoa
eiqasn Oardea yesterday, in spue of the bad
weather, 'iiie managan are confident thai if tbe
ear?h and ihe air evel K?-t elrv anel stay so for a
apiola afternoon and evisnteg the rtsltora will begin
t ? n-aort to the shores ot the Pi-gnltz In large
numbers Even as ii ?vas yesterday, the Mreeta
looked rather fuller than they have heretofore ? ?no?
thing should be remember?? ? by trava?en whe. are
afraid of weather: it never rains In Nuremberg
Itself; it may ram on toe WS) to it. but f.?r those
wh ? ??? actually within Its walle It? p??? is ever
cl'jii 11??'
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TEA AXE SALA AT THF VOM AX'S MECHA SOM
?? afternoon tea and sale were ?riven yesterday
afternoon at the woman's Bschange lunch :e?utn.
No. 7 East Seveiiieeiith-st., under the patronage of
Mis .lames Hurry, Mrs. B. P. Roe, Mrs charls
M Pyiie, M;ss .1 I?. OSSter ami Miss Huhbard Tea
aras poured '?y Miss Ktdd, and the white and gold
china was included la lbs sale, jellies and hone
mad?? cuke wre lilsp ?se.I of; Biso many articles of
needlework and brlo-a-brac. Some fine Bketche?
and BtdMngS Wert given by well-known ar!!?! . S?d
leaflet? sontaintng originai poems were given bj
Miss Lila Angelten Rice, ?-.tie. **.* i?e ? ??????1 of the
qualm antluuea, vUm-h Included ormolu lampa, silver
snuffers and odd peeces of china and ?lass. A most
attractive feature e.r the affair wss th? library,
which was eiiiglnate'l by Miss .1 Wreaks, and which
contained mosi of the latest publications of popu
lar writers A half-hour's search was all thai was
necessary to nnd th- t?.k? if one p.,sse?:?,?,) quick
Wil and a keen knowledge of Ul" lit'!?
??Tin: OMIEFFAIH- FEOEUOED IS LOS DOS.
Ix?ndon, l>ec. 12. Sulivan and Hurnand's ? ew
com)'? opera, Ihs Chieftain." was produced st the
Bavoy this evening, it ?sa? G?????????"? esthualsatl?
rally, snd snnj Bomben went encored. The scen?
ery was magnificent. Sir Arthur .Sullivan conducted
the orchestra, ?nd Afn-r the la*t curtain Ii? ts
?ponded to the tumultuous osila by appearing arm
)n-aim wl'h Mr, Rumami.
IIOSOR1XO COSSI I. til.SF.R.4L BAMBEAMOS,
The n??v p.iiG'sh Consul Ossessi Percy .Sanderson,
was the rues! of hOOOT al ? '?1????|? glv.-ti al I?e|
iiioiiico?? on Tii?"day evening by Haroll Sssdsnon,
t,,.? pri'Sidvit ol th?? St OsorgS'l Society. Tic?. I
who nt down to dinner were \\. M Msessy, ? A
Racker, Mward UtchteM, iierk.;.< Mostyn, Henri
Wreaks, Oeorge Massejr, H. simmond?, W. H.
Bucknall, F, ?. BnUthers, .' Ur*. Smiihers, F. W. J.
Hurst, B. i" Dedali ?, Msltlsad Kersey, ?>-??? ?;
Henderson, Qsorge Austin Morrtaon, the- president
uf t'n Bl Andrew's So.lety; (l!ll>er! Fras-r, British
Consul at New-York; a. m Tosmsend, Henry
Harne Hug!? Hill. Augusius V. Sheperd, .lames A.
VVnghi oswaid Sanderson, L. B. Btoddart, vernon
H BroWS Percy Chubb and J? hn MovrtBOS
Most nf th???? are ofBcoi. of th.- St Oeorge'? See
ii?fv and many of then rspneaal the- siiamship
Interest? of the port. The health of the guest pf
hr.no- was proposed by his host, and responded t,?.ri
a -i.i-v vein, ar.d toasts were ala? ?Irunk to the St.
Andrew'a Bot let ? and the ho?t, Harold .Sandemon.
???t*? Au?tln Morrison re?pondlng to tb? former.
IMPRISONED HY HER SISTER
BRRIOUfl CHARGEi AGAINST A WOMAN AT
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. .!.
it ia SAin that shf* ?;<>t COKTROL ???" -v TRUST
KPTATE UEFT Bt HKIt FATHER, ??1? VTRBM
MBB BIBTBn . -? ? ? rkOM VKliMoNT V". Ui
111 : t ? ? sur*, \v.\s huit ??? am? ? ? ?-t
? PRMONEB ??? \ TEAR
Th? attention of the Orand Jury of Bergen
County. ? .1. on Monday tv,?' called by the l?is
triet-Attorney to an alleged ?trange caae of cruelty
and underhanded work, and n ?s expected ihm an
Indictment may follow agahtat Miss Miry Merrltt,
..f Haahrouek Helghta, .?ni .lohn Van Orden, a
boerder m her house, for cru? ity and false Imprison?
ment or the woman's slater, Mr?. Kendall, .t Per?
rteburg, vt . and for the wrongful uae of trust
moneys belonging to an retate John Herts ?
Wlnana of this eiiy. counsel for th- plaintiffs, maki I
the folloertng statement in this strange caee:
"About ten years ago George Merrltt, a politician
and real-estate dealer, died In this city, leaving
property valui ? al about $?.'????'. to but arlfe, to be
held in trust by her for their four children. The
mother and the four children are sII alive, Georg?
?? .? plumber, Charlea is a bualness man with an
nfilr.? a; NO. ]n Wall-St.; Augusta te?cune ih?*
wife ,,r otie Kendall, of Ferriabur?. Vt., and Mary
Mirriti never married, and baa been living for
some years at tiaebreuck Height?.
"The mother, who I? now extremel) feeble, being
ninety-oil?? years of age, ha.? always lived with her
?Ingle daughti r, In a home purchased, aa the rest
of ti?.?? children supposed, with money taken from
the trust, and In her nani?', but whlrli Is n..w found
to be In .Mary Merrltt'* name.
"It seems that for the past few yeara this Mary
Merrltt, who la aa aiutare, peculiar-looking spin?
ster, has exerclaed complete control over both
th.? person and the acttona ..f her mother. T.. such
an extent has vh.? .arici this influence thai she
ha? obtained complet?? rentrai of all. or nearly all.
..f the catate, and haa invest??.? it in the boue? and
lot at Hasbrouck Helghta, aad la Oovernment
bonds, which (he always carries alioiit with h.r Ln
a black satchel,
"??n November <>. IMI, h-r slater, Mrs. augusta
Kendall, of Ferrlaburi*, Vt , left h.r hum.? and
?ame to this city t,. ?.?>? her mother. Her huoband
had Leen sick some time, and sh?? cam. here to get
some of the trust money fumi ??.t m?.ther. ?s she
was sadly In need, and coiisld<Ted lhat Bhe KM
entitled to some help from the .state. She went to
her brother ?"haH.-s, and was toll by htm that
her mother wa? llvtnir at Hasbrouck Heights with
their sister Mary. Sh?? w.ni t.. I la?l.r..u. k Helghta
and ttiat was th?? lust thai wa? beard from h.r
until a few da>s ago, Her brother? h? m m this
city supposed that she had got what she wanted
and returned to Vermont, ll would appear that
there waa omi estrangement between the chil?
dren, as communications wer?? Infrequent aa ? brief
"/\ fee daya after Mrs. Kendall left Vermont
h.r husband died, and about Ihe same time <
communication reaebed FVrrtaburg that his wife
had inn away and Ieri him He was bur.ed. an I
aa they had no children th.? townspeople took it foi
granted that th.? report w-a? true.
"Lesi Monday morning .?? poor, emaciati ?.
wretched-looking creature, with searcel) a stlteh
ut clothing on her back, crawled out of a celiai
window of th?? house in Hasbrouck Heights ...
ph ? by Mar? M.-rntt. hei boarder, and h.r
mother sh?? could scarcely totter alone, ?nd ihe
Cist person whom ?h.? met wa? in. on? ? t.. ?.
thai lo? saw a spectre. It was no s|?? ? :r??. hoe
ever, but Augusta Kendall, wh.. more dan one
>? sr !?? fore ?;.? ? enti red tbal hou* I ?? ??)?. aid
for her dying husband, and had been kept .. cloee
prisoner, aubject io the moat brutal tr? itment, .. ?
her condition showed Bhe told her pitiful
and h?r brother? were sent for"
Ht brother? sought the legal advi e ' Mr ?
nans, an attorney with an fflce at N< h) Hi idwaj
this elly and ? ill? I their alai
' ? u in ex ? inai ?? of I he matt? ?. Th
their m. thi : ? ? ? :? tl) lieh and ihrti -
an: an: angry .**??? ?ait that her aimer, Mrs Ken
dell, was craay, *?? ? ha I been so ever ali
|0 s.??? her ?Ver a yea: ,??,-... ?G.? :??? I a stori ? '
mui'li troubli she ;.?? I ha . in (?ki?.* ? ..??? of h ? ?
keeping the fa -t from ih?? ? ?
dlsgra ?? upon ?;? family. Tb? ir..t;>?r? were
f..un 1? 1
Acting 00 tl?? ad? I??? Of th. .r counsel, ? ?\ I ?- k
thCr ?i?ter. Mr? Kendall, t?? ?!,? rialnnen of the
M?-i: ai Hospital Hack naa<-k Altera ereful e?
?mlnetlon *.?? pr m in. ? ? ti? r perfect ? .:. ; ?
hearing ih? at .rv ..' her ?'??er a rruell
:?? Inaurata criminal proceeding? .r..?
and ImpriBonment Th? broi
Kendall l-i?v?? had h? r otan Ha kenaaeh
Hospital, where ah? - - ? vertng ghe saya
that when eh? applied t . her m Ihei for mone)
more than a ?ear a??? her ?i?ter Mary ?ht? I
nd fed her ? ? ?? ? r
let ! ? - leave :h? ho i?? l?. ?
that th- do? tor wo ild not lei her talk f irthei
AitoKether it i? n ?trange ? a???
Sun?, will siso b atltuted for t ? ???.?.*
th?? trusl property.
HOW TO ?MPB0VE TENEMENT-BOUSES
I ???.-??? \*T U ?>"". .'I* Till ?"\'?? Of MI'M.TM
SPKAKI Rl FOI ?. - im: rjoon novi
CIA'B OP THK ??? \--????:!.\ DIS kl-T
The \tti A??? ii.?.!'. I I
."..it. held .. meeting laei ? ?? No t .*??
Mark's Place, and tha oueatlon of "Hoe te ?
prove Tenement House Life" waa ? ? '
Preii ?en? vvikvn, ..f the Board ??' H??eHh, and
Ivlwar ! Marshall, secretary of the ? .nen? ?.:
II..-?? ? ".-Vtiiiiv!**??!? ?? were the prtn.|;?tl ?( ?IK. r
i: ', gart ? ' ?? ? ? proal ?? :
IT seed ent Wilson tati thai th. H u*d ' Hi ikti
?raa .<? ing Ka beet to the ? pie Rvtng In
... ? th? lea of ofseervlng
? ? ? p ild t it ? than 7<) pei
ceni f the ???(.G?? ?. ; ?? ? lat?an lived |? -???.
"H ?? it..? d rtj -f :?'.? ? ??' ? Bf li? ill
"to make ,? semi ?? ll '
arri ru do this s fore?? .<t r.?rt> ihre? I
., ? the snarl try ? a la i-equlre I." Pn
?-m then ?)??? ci ?!?? I the \ dice,
"I ?m or o..,r,i ?? said he, '*lh ?? ihe force -
I.? Increased by twenty men There ah >i : I??
.?? : ?? ?
?Militai j
mu ir, ? ?II? emei
In.-p ????.: I
"I would ah ' suegeel t?..it the police offtVei
desal?e?! rOr ?anttary duty Btriould h.?\?- ? ape .?
nti,.? ? ? . have some
kr?.? ? ?. ? *_ ? - .f plumbing."
President Wilson then nave ?-me valuabl? * .
Ilona 11? aald tt.ii ine cellar? ami basement?
Bl ,n i? ,,t ?essi half-was above ground and the
height "f the celling aheuld n??' !*?* lees lhan ?-!?? h :
feet. Th?? wall? ..f Ihe tenement house? should not
t. papered, but painted, whitewashed or kai-.?
mlii? l ?'rotoli wstei should be introduced into
tenement houses generally: ihe air?ela >.r thi leni
ment-heuse districts should ???? lighted by eie? M
an : paved with ssphalt. baths ahouM be ?
fr?-?? if possible, en? If noi ..t ?> nominal ? barge; thi re
sh..uld be sufficient !li-*iit from the window* bj day,
and if noi the halla should be lirhi???! artificially
l.uth by day und night; ih?- Hour.I ..r Health ?hould
have th? power t?? i^oeecuti the oernen of ien<
m?.m bouse? for overcrowding; park? should !<?? laid
out al every available tin-athlus apace, snd Ihe
Board of Health should hav?? charKe of th?? plumbing
and drainage regulations of a ?..?.?
Recretanr Marshall, of the Tenement-House t'om
mlaalon, then r.-ad a panel ? ? *.-1. ? ? a hielo? <>r th?
tenement tataiee syatem in See rorh snd describe?!
the w-?>rki?w of ih? fomnalealen since it was a|.
After th?? discuss!..? the ?lui? passed s resolution
??aluna for ih?? continuane? of ih?, work of ihe
Lexow Committee
Mil ASP MRS TiRADlIT PARTIS HOMI ALAIS
Mr and Mrs Bradley Marlin wer?? Hinonir the
passenger* on the nteamer Tentimi?. Which arrived
her?? yeeterday, The Teotoalc had to cota* t.?
an'hor ofT Rehbta's Reel Ihsi niith(. on amount of
the fog. and b.r passengers <-<,uii onl) gaae wisi
fully on the llrhts of New-Vork when the foK
cleared off. and resign tbemaelves t ? another night
in their floating prison a Tribune reporter boarded
the vessel an I saw Mr Marlin, win. wa? kwklng
well and who waa evidently Rind to ???? home
nlt.ilii Mr. Martin salo thai ?? and his family had
?peal th?? summer and autumn ai Balmacan, In
S. ..Hand, where th- shooting la Un Joy ut Ihe
aportamen Mr, Manin entertained IOS people dm
in? his four monlbs' stay "?mil ih? heather," nnd
before Ihe guns of hi? guest? '???> heed ol gami had
fallen Among these wer? fifty n??? stags, which
had ben kiii.-d by -kiiful "stalking," .logs
being allowed to chas?? ih?? Rame. Bradley Marno
jr. Howard T. Manin, and Bherman Marita also
?aine over with their parents.
oysters ABI* D1PBTMBB1A.
TO the Editor "f The Tribune.
Sir: in regard to lb? epidemic ..r typhoid fever,
?,i.i in, pi traced to the eating ??t eyatera tak????
from the rivr heda where the water? *?? eon
taminaiei b| wwage, ? would wiggeel that M ha
p,,,.;, the duty ol ti.. I'ish OommieetoBei t.a
.1. inn all oyster bed- plant.??! In .laminale I
strvaau. The Plah Ciimmlerioner kaowa tha p?'
siiion <>r every opetei bed; and ih? ?\??> rt?amera,
the Orampua und the Firhhnwk. ar.? constanti)
piyini; iiPout the waters ef ?>ur eeaai looking after,
reporting upon, protecting and atock lag oui ?.?
lisherles. The cmimiMslon 1?, therefore, well
egtuppe?, and i-ouM give speetal atteatton ??. thi?
matter with Utili* extra tap?nee, If properly em?
powered i.\ Coogreai ao t.> do; and this coui ?
would insure eafeiy to ihe consumer aad guarantee
conrtden.e in th?? ?lealei
The oyster output of the I'nlted Stete? for (he
year KM amounted io PXPPAFll bneheta, valued at
flf.IH.lt7 '?????? thlb valuable nd.:-:i>. v. hi.'h give?
employment to ao many men and ?????? in, and
which calera to th? enjoyment of ?? large a part
of our people, nee.] not be nnnrciSBBrltj paralyzeel.
New-Tork, Dec. l-'. UM. OEOROE P. KUNZ.
?JAFAX'S ALLEGED OUTRAGES.
MNI8TBR ?G??.?? DENOUNCES THE
STORY AS FALSE.
UK aiVgg REASONS WHY TIIK ATFt'H'lTlES KK
i*'?r;TKi> COL'LD ICOT HAVE OCCURRED
IAPANHSK DtaCIePUMC VERT
STRI? ? ?'S" TRI" P< ?INT.
Wsshlngton, I lee, ':'. The Japanese Minister ex?
presses the str?mtest disbelief in the reports of the
atrocities allege.I t, have been commltte?l by the
Japanese troops at Port Arthur. He ?lots not hesi?
tate i.? denounce as unqualifiedly false the state
in? u! contained in ??n.? account telegraphed from
Yokohama that thiTe? was an unrestrained reign of
murder hi p.,p Arthur for three day? after It?
rapture, ani thai practically all of the inhabitants
w.-r.? butchered in cold blood The high reputation
of Marshal ? ?yaina. whose orden to his troop?
against ex,.sse?* of any kind wer?? of the strictest
nature, and the dtsctphne maintalne?l in ihe .Jap?
anese Army, In his opinion, rendir SUCh a stale of
thlnga Impossible. He beilevaa, therefore, that
these reporta are? egroealy exaggerated, anel thinks
thai the? otti.dal aceouni of what re-ally happened.
Which will .?Mainly l.e? mad.? public, will prove?
theni to be Set.
Th.? Legation has as yet no definite advteea upon
ih?? subject beyond a report that a numiier <>f Japan
see laborers who ha?l been armed with swords for
- iwii protection, entered th.? town ?luring th.
*??" ????" ,?.??.,,.. < .. ,< ? . v. ...? .??.... ........ . ....
bil?!?? .ml wen guilty ?>: rome exce bcs. After tho?
ughts at Kin-?'how and Tallen-Kuan, the Japavse
? bid were found decapitate and othe<rwlse horribly
mutilated. It is pos-ni?;?? that th?? Japanese laborera.
Inflamed by the recollection <?f these atroclUes and
Intoxicated by liquor found In the captured town,
may have done some ,? the acts alleged while ?he
wt arsa going on. but the ofllelsla .?t the Legation
.ir. positive in the belief that tin- act? charged could
hav,? rone no further than this, and ar?? certain
thai the culprits win be, summarily and aeverely
dealt with.
Th,? circumstance? attending the? capture < ?f I '??rt
? rt nur ?how that something of this kind might
? ISll) have h ippe:??-I It was not until late on the
afternoon of Sovember ?1 thai the rieht wing of ihe
Japanese army entered the town. Som.? ,,f the forts
forming the coasl defence still held out. anel ihe
battle practically continued all night and until l"
o'clock the next morning, it may have been :hat
?luring ibis Interval excess?? wen committed by
i-amp foil..?vers, bu; l! is not b? Itev. ?I by th?? .lai,?n?
es?? Ministen* thai they could possibly have be,?
??ItIi. r of tii?? nature- ..r e.f th?? extent described,
OBASD AHM)' BUTTON OF NO AVAIL?
CABO <?!' MICHAEL, UleiAN, TUP VETERAN, WHO
was ??, ? ? v;i:i> ??.? thi?: PARE ???a????
?? ASK G"? ? ? tS'PI'TMKNT
F ?R COMMISSIONERS
The faillir?? .?f Ih.? Park Board to r.-instate Mi?
chael Pigati. the war MV-ran, who was discharged
about a month ago. may hav,? serious conse?
quences, s?? i?: as ePrestdent Clausen and Commis?
sioner Tappen are? concerned, A number e.f veter?
an?, under tbe leadership of Colonel Edward M.
Isii.e\. will take up lh,? matter and pr? sent the
facts t" th?? Grand Jury wlih a ?lew to having
Justice done
i'olonel Kno\ was Been at his home, So -?'? BSei
Elgbty-third-st., lust night, and said h?? w??u|e| g.(
?..;.??? the Grand Jon to-dsj and ask f.?r the In?
? Ii tnniit ?e( Clausen, Tappen ;????1 Superlnt'iulent
l'arsoiis for violating Bcctlon? 71?; ana "17 ??f the
f \tg4, whi, h pr.?vi?!?? tlm! no veteran ?hall
'? removed efrom either th.? Park or Kir?? depart
III.' I - lllV??-^ feel I ? ??
So. ?M Ba?1 Blxtli th it ," - ?. ?
Knox, ? a driver In 'he em?
ploy .ef ti,. I'ark I ?? t? ? ' ? ?ut eighteen yean
there has ????- I.t? a ebarge >>f an\ km I
? him He ? ?- a private In mi -ommand
every battle in wl ? thi irmj ot the
pot ornai v >k pu?, from Bull Run to Appomattox,
?? ? we- mustered out In ibis clt) in July, l*??'.."?."
'. In the high? -t !? rm? of ? ?????
?, dallv f >r \ .ar? AIM
?"??????? was transferred to Mveratde
w neh Ce?? eparkmen consider equivalen! to a
men are kepi there onl) as
: : g a- ine appr ?. ? ti ??? wa? discharged
' w?. ?|.?\ ? later.
"I eu I oa th? Mayor," laid ?Colonel Kn..x. "ani
nd then up ?n ihe man a ???
. ? .?.....,. ? ? . ? ?gain dli harged
? tgaln Infbimed, h?? wrot? I
i'irk n >?i ? mi thi man was reinstated but
? ? ,? ? .?. ?? ! ?II the pay ).?? ha .
refii?,?.! t.> take the
? ?
" n?e limili Army btltton." said Colonel ?????.
veterans, whil?? it really
?h ild ? in advantage."
BAEEIS WILL BI SVEEENDEEED.
OHIO AITHOIUTlt- READY Te ? TURK RIM "VHllt
run ??! fi' ? a ? tv*m encw-Tong
anali, I'???? U William ? 11 irr'.?, who was
iy on a ?art ml fr.im \. a Y .rk
han ng ''?!:'? ?with trrc ,? - li still at tbe h ??
:"v m rnlng bli .??' ? ney, ?
Ml? hie, calle ??? ? . , ? .? ten an ? dem ut led
? ' .? ' ? ? e ??..? ? $?,'???
., ? ' and rome papers
I on the plea that It waa held for
? ..ori ? ?Men. e * telegram w ?- racetved fr >m ln
' ., ?. Sen I 'k. this morning.
?: ?ting thai ?p til. ? : arould be here ?? so-in a? p?
... ,.;.>-...|
Harrta sill tn.ik. .? tight against returning, but
? . be surrendered to tin S'en Yorb authorities
He first I known here ? ' ? in IM, he tri? ?
big h,???!? ni svili ent lite, He
u ? l io s'.art in Insurance c-ompao) ? ?ti the ?ecret?
? ?? ? ? ? Ian He - n ? ? In ??. inlstng ths ? w
??? . ? ? a < ifiltal e.f SUO ????. an i
?... ? well known ita Innati people on in- II ? Thi
? fell 11 . He Semes and
Una:,' Itolithern Pu? I ?Ompany a' Ma)
? , . I ?: H II ? ? ' B dl pped oui ?? right and
wi forgotten until hi arresi Tuesdaj The pt ?
? ? ? fu.-it?. ti t??, justice
? ? save up m? ii.ru.? in Washington," he said.
? !.. ? ..m. ia i?i?i.? in ih,? interrai ??: m; >patenta ?
own n ' <? at No 1 ', It, \ ?t Noithw.sl. In
the . ? ; ? ? .i l. which I rented lo assodale Justice
While ??' Ihe ' !ii!.-l s?.it? s Supreme I'ourl ? e.n
Mi Mietile t.. hring sul) In the 1 HIt.-.I States
. oui ? sgalnsi ? ;? ??? ? al ?
hui .? k? n tiee la Ihe ex
?lu?
? ? lenti
Hantln, of Harodi
\ ? toi ??? ? ' ?en??! al of the
sia'??, and others foi ihe return of m.
wns making all mj preparailon? for this
dill which I yel expert to bring and whi. h will
Involve sonn? other men ol National repute ? es
t tu recover damagei commensurate with the
f th-?
Injuries sustained b) m< through the a? tvns of ih
..?, . ? :... khotders of the Am? rt? :tn ?las Companj
p..p. ? ar?? being pn pa red in ihe Districi Attor
tu ?s ,,(1|e-e for r Ii.- extradition of Harris II is al
I...?.?,I that Hands was manager of the lo-neral
Electric e',as a?? I Iron Company II la allege?!
thai between Pebroarj S snd March !' last he buc
.? in g.iin?? ?7.'"?? from Charles F Wandln.
Harris succeeded In getting Bland?a'? ronftdence
an.l indu? ed him '?? pui SIAM inte, th? company on
promise? ol being se|..i...i for an Important pi.?, e
lu the management. The concern, however, wool
out of existence before any of the promises were
tuiniie ?
- f.-,
? OF INO FOE i:n.4l> BEPOBM.
lll'KMMl.l: AM? PUTTER e-eil NTIIV ??.??. THB
SBCCssm or ?a??ta????? <*? m ?i . hiohwats
Ptlcs, Dec. 1- ?S|.1st) The Hoard of Supervisors
..r Herktmer County giani'? ? ? healing io ih?? etti?
Of Ihat comi! ? on Pi- ?iibjeci of geio.l roads this
afternoon County Judge ? E. Bbeldoa maeie a
apeech ;?? favor of road Improvement In behalf of
the wheelmen's orssntsatloa of Little Palis. Roberi
M.ie-kliitioii, the Little Palls manufacturer, explain??.!
methods e.f lOsd-maklng usad in Scotland. Michael
lt?e|eii? k addressed the board on behalf of th?? farm?
,.r, The Rev. R B. Bykea, s.-h.?oi Commlaatonei
eElwood and ??"?? ' ?polte.
.-'up? rvlsor, \\ II BatOS Opposed the c.uinty r<?a 1
?y ??m. and' BBjd tbe pr.vallltig sentiment of Ihe
county wa? in favor ??r sotas system nrhereb) the
?,,.?,? tasas /ho.iii Im ?.???? n? money ani exesended
,,, lei competen) supervision, woolly divorce?! from
politica
? ?? -'d'iti,,? war- unanimously adopted appointing
Wheeler Knipp, Milo Moore SfM I'rauk E. Htepnem
a st.ill leeiiimi'i" lo devise s nea system of rosA?
hul'dlng. The? matter was then made a special order
f..r Saturday im'Tlilng.
lAngStOB, Dee VI (-pedal), The road reform
movemeal is egrowtng spsoe Is IHater County. A
f.w .lavs ...-'e the Hoard of Bupsrvlssrs approprio ted
ji.j.'^i dlrectl) ff'tn the county budget, and this
afternoon the Hi nil Jury connected with the? ?*ir
??uit ?'eeiirt bcoughl in a preeentssenl rtnsuilng tbe
Commissioners ol Hlghsrsys e.r the town ,,f lister
f.,r the ar retched condition of a epubltc road lu Dl?
trlcl So ?'?. known as Hi. < ?!d Hurl???? lload. and
.,,, ||.,|| neglcci In leaving it Is a dangerous con?
dltlon for . irs.
TSOMtSEST AFE?TALA AT THF noTFl.S
BRUSeWICK Mb -i.eines e liant, of ?Ottawa, and
John I'e Korea, of Chicago. CA miikiimik Min
Mat? (iarreti, "f Pallimele FIFTH AVBNUI
egenator William D. Waabbura, 'ef Minnesota, ?nd
ex-Governor Samuel T. Hauser, of Mentana <?n.
si'.v Oeneral Joseph B. Csn, of Trey. ROIXAltD
Thomas l-owr\. si Minneapolis MURRAY HILL "
Senator C, it. .Parsons, of Rochester, pauk avr
Nt ? BS S'Tiaio,? A H. P?elelock, of Nebraska.
WALHoHF-Ex-Senator William I'lr.kney Whyte,
of Man'land.
OBITUARY.
AUQUITI LAl'RKNT B?RDBAU.
Paris, Dee. 12.-M. Auguste Rurdeau, Preslilent ?
of the Chamber of Deputies, died at 8 o'eloeU ihls
morning. He ha?l been suffering from confc-eatton
of the lung?, but the Immediate cause of death
was embolirm. In ?onseqnenee of the death of M.
Rurdeau Invitations to all offlelal banqueta have
M. nt'RDFAT".
been cancelled. President Caslmlr-Perler and all
ih?? Minutera and foreign diplomata .-ailed at th?*
Palala Rourbon to-day and Inscribed their names ln
the visitors' book as a mark of respect to his
memory.
Th.? funeral .<f M. Murdeau will take place here on
Sunday without relli<-tous ceremonies.
Auguste Laurent BurdeUU was one of the eleven
Deputies elected to represent the Rhrtne Depart?
ment, and was one of the mont learned and popu?
lar politicians In Fran.?.?. He was forty-three years
old, havln?; been born on September 1?*, MR. Dur?
ing; the Franco-ITusslan war he served until
wounded and taken as a prisoner to ??ermany. In
November, MM, he became chief of cabinet in
Paul Herfs Ministry of Publie Instruetlon. Four
years later he was elected to the Chamber of
Deputies, and did excellent work on th? budget
and other Important committees. In MM he was
.?.? of tlie four ?-"r.-n.-h deb'srates at the Interna
tlonal Labor Conference opened In Rerlln by Km
I eror William. He was also Minister of Finan????
in the Cabinet of which ?. ? 'aslinir-l'erler was
Premier. M. Burdeeu was decorated with the
?ro.ss of th?* Legion of Honor for the bravery he
displayed while a soldier He was the author of a
number of works on identifie, philosophic and
educational subjects, and was formerly professor
at th?? Louts-le-Orand Lyc?e.
LIEUTENANT CHARLES ?. It? ?????.
Postoti, Dec. 12.?Charles M Rohan, military
editor of -Tiie Globe,*' died at the Emergency
Hospital this morning. Death was caused by
apoplexy.
Lieutenant ?'harb-s Baromo Rohan was born In
Longwood, Mass., in 1841?, and wa? educated in ihe
public schools ..f Brookline. When the war broke
out, although he was only a lad, he received an
appointment on (he staff of General Andrews,
then in command of a division in front of port
Hudson. He served with the Oeneral there and at
Key W'.si At ih?? close of the war he served
for two years as muiterlng-out ofhVer of th?? De?
partment ,,f the Gulf at New-Orleane. Th.ii he
? lalgned .mi I came back to his home and ensai?'-d
in th? Insurance business, 'ak'ng a position with
th? Main?? Mutual Life Company. In I*''.!? be loin.??!
the Roxbury City Guards, and later accepted a
position ?.? tii. honorary ??aft of the company.
t'pon the death of the late George H. Patch,
Lieutenant Rohan was appointed to tbe vacant
place of military editor of Th. Globe," whb'h he
had sine.? held. He Marea ?? wife and three
daughter?.
DR
W
WILLINC,
THE REV
The Re?, Dr, w c. W;:i.m?, lately paator of the
rwraty-fourth Stnset MethodUt church, of this city,
died at Margaret te ville Delaware County, N. Y . on
Tuesday. He waa about alxty-??? yeara old. Dr.
Willing w,,s educated G?t the law, und practised la
the West for a number of years before entering
?he ministry after entering the ministry his lee*al
exprrtei I hla servie? to be greatly In de?
mand m conducting mtntatertal triais. ?
I>r. Willing w-as a member of the R.x-k River.
Ill . Methodist Confer nee, in which be was s presid?
ing elder for eighteen yesrs. and he mil h'.s w .fe are
widely known a? writers for rvtajrhnia periodicals
snd In eetabllahing new church rnterprisea On
m Ing to New-York from CMcago he had charge,
together with the Rev Stephen Merrltt, of s num?
ber of downtown churches Lasl spring, his health
faiiini- htm, Dr. Willing took .? pai.?t ?
can's, ta ihe i'*it?kiu?. hoping to derive benefit
therefrom, alttwuKh he kepi .? nominal residen??? In
Nee Vork Amone the rnergea h?? haa had were
rhurcbea :n Chicago. Springfield and Preepoet. III.
I >r Wllllns wa? a brother-in-law t>> Bishop Pow?
1er, ?' Mlnneap? Ha As s man .?: ? ? ? reacher he
wa? well si ? rsvorablj known. H? leave? a wit?
The funeral srlll ? >k. pis ? al his New York .
th? Hera ? > aliai No. '.'.t West Thlrty-second
? m ?rr ?w Mr? W Ming an ?
? .? \?. rroe have b en preparing thla .-hap?! for >
mlseton and this will be the iirst pu held
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GEOROE P. HECKER.
George F. Hccker, ? memi.? r ..f the Produce Kx
chanse and ? ion of Oeorge V. Hecker, the well
known flour m< rchant, died at his h ?me in this nty
yeeterday from pleuriey. He had been III for tomt
time and retired from active work several
He was thirty??? ven yeara ? I.
Till: REV STEPHEN I ?. DEMARBST.
The Rev. Stephen DuKola Derturest, ? ?ungi
of the Rev Dr David i? Detnare?! presMeAl of the
faculty .-.f the New>Bf"qnsw1< k ?? eolog ca! Seminary,
died at hi? faih.r's home, Seminary Place, New?
Brunswick, at I'M o'clock on Tuende] evening He
w^h iwrnty-sia years old and ? graduate? t Rutgers
College aad tbe Theologl? il Seminary On account
ol 111 health he recent'?}, ri ? '? l le pAstorate ..: a
??.?.????? al I ?.nl church .?: Pre? ott, Aria.
L? H'lSF. R( ?TUSCH ILD
Berlin, Dee II Loul* Bothachlht, widow ?f the
banker. ? '.?ri Rothach ! dl( I tod iy.
????G? MM N< ?Tl .'
Thomaaton, Me. Dee i" Mrs Margaret ?' Rug
gles .lied yesterday, aged nlnetj three yeara She
waa the widow of ea L'ntted Btatea Senator John
Rugglea of Main?* and youngest daughter of Cap
tain John ?'?for?.?, of Watertown. Mass., who was
? oaptaln of artillen iti the Army of tin* Ri \ ilu
don under General Henry Knox.
im ahury, Miss.. Dec in Nathan We Is, ? native
of Ameebury, and said to be ih? oldeet Free Maaon
In the L'ntted Btatea, died at his home last ni*-ht.
aired eighty-eight years He w.i.? .?? member of
Warren Lodge, of this niece, having been in the
..rder for about Mat] ..?-ars
I'RISCEToX SESIOR ELECTIOSS.
KAMBa OF THK '!>'. Mi:N HOXORETJ BT THE VOTE8
or THEin ' ?.?.-?-???i:s.
Prtacetoa, ? I., De? '.-' (Speciali The senloi
class held an exciting .las* election last nlghl In
Examination Hall, and the following officer? wen
chosen: Pr?sident. Chrt?ty Payne; master of cere?
monies, Thomas G. Trenchant; secretary, Andrew ?'.
Imbrte; class orator. Howard E. White; poet. Wil?
bur M. ITrhan; historiar, .lohn F. Weis?. Ivy oraiu?.
Wim? ? Butler; pr?sentation orator, PraakHn ft.
Morse; prophet, John H, Tha.-her; censor, Harry
O. Brown; Washington's Birthday orator, .lohn I
Frante; .lass ef TI prtae debater. ?. ?. Ktrshfleld.
Nassau Herald Committee, W. W. Beveridge, \v.
Il Meccoli, J. 8 Crawford, Arthur Dunn. A. P.
? evi p I'd?? Committee. A R. Teal, L P. Pease, R
'/.. Hartzlo, L. :'. Woodruff. Memorial Committee,
F W. Leerla V, ? Irvine, ?> M F. Weeks, ?? F.
i'iatt, ciaren.??? Portar. ? llaga i >ay < 'nmmiti.e, j. s
Otto, chairman. A. R. Teal, A. F Holly, jr. ????
Taylor, W. I> Ward, ? ?. Colby, \?. ?. cook-.
.1. ? Itiiiitlns Oeorge White, L P. Pease, j Blair,
Jr.. R. D. Hatch. II. A. McNultV, T. S. Huntitiiri.0.1.
Kdward Munti. J. W. Decker, J. C, Harding, ?. ?.
Inch, w. J. Balrd, D. R Jamea
A DBTOOODA DINNER TO COLONNE BTRO.XO
At the dinner wherh is to be given tins evening in
Delmonleo'a by th.? bk ?hI^ts of (he New-Terfe ?iry
?;.Is trade to Mayo?-??:?'.?: Strong about Ml ??? .ns
win u? present Carnallu? ? bum win preside,
and among the Speakern be?Idea the Mayor-elect
win be Joseph H. Choate, Chatmeey M Depaw, tbe
Rev Dr. Parkhuret, BUhn Root. William B. Horn
Mower, General Horace Porter and .lohn Claflln.
The .liniier will begin promptly at ?<::.?> o'clock.
CROWDA AT THE CATHEDRA I. FAIR.
Notwithstanding the stormy condition of the
weather, another Ian?. . rowd ??>??????1 in yesterday
evening to the Cathedral bazaar at th ? ?'.ran.I Cen?
tral Paia????, i-'oityitiiii st and Lexlngton-ave. The
ap?ela! altra, lion ?if th?* nlfrht was an entertainment
b\ ih?? Hule children of (he ?Iris' BOhOoL They
rend? red a dolls' chorus with tableaus. The most
Unique performani ? was thai nt Julia Hunt, a tot
four years old. who ?ani, "Klmtng Papa Through
the Telephone." A number of the tallies are beg-ln
aiiig to ?how algn* of having had many purchasers.
ATROriSE ISSTEAD OF ASTIPTRINE.
LULU SMITH. A NEW-TOM ?HRI-. MAY PIE AS THB
RESULT <>F A PRI'O tEAamaVM MISTAKE.
Indianapolis. Dec. 12 (Speclal).-Lulu Leslie, whose
real name is Lulu Smith, ?wallowed five grain?
of atropine at English's Hotel this evening. She
war, appearing here with the Bessie Bonehlil com?
pany in "Playmate?," and sent a boy for antl
pyrine. The drug clerk misunderstood the boy and
gave him atropine, a deadly alkaloid of belladonna
< ?no one-hundred-and-flftleth part of a grain of the
poison is a dose, but the girl took the full five
grains. The mistake was ?liscovered In a few
minute?, and a physician was summoned at once.
She was alive at midnight, but her life was hang?
ing in the balance. She 1? eighteen year? old, and
her parent? live at So. Wl Weet Ninety-ninth-eU,
New-Vork.
Leslie?? II lust rn teil Weekly
Is ??,?? th. ,,nly Republican Illustrated Weekly; many
n>?n features for ISAS, Just begun in '"hrlsimas number,
?'??nan Puyle's greitesi serial ?lory, Ihe "Stark Muore
Letters.'?
LESLIES WEEKLY, 11'? Fifth-avo., New York.
MA ERIE I).
APPLETON l..\M.-i e\ i>n ITsdaSafler. fleeemher 12, at
the church ef the ?ea.euly h? et. hy the Rev. D. Parker
M'.rgan. I'. I'. IMweiel I d.? Apnl.t ? to ( 'harlotta
Lamasn, daaghler of the late Charles Lamson.
CAULDWELL VALENTINE ?m ?Vedaes?-f, December
12. 1*1. a? the r.s?d?n,-e .?f the tidiKs parent?, by the
Rev, David li. Oreer, lulls Maria, daughter w -Peseph
Mans .n Valentine. g| | , n, Sanij.l Mllbank Cauldwell.
DALLETT-frkkman-At ? ,,? ,n Wednesday, Pece?a
???? 12. In Christ e'hiinh. Past Orange, ?. I., hy th?
Rev. Horse-e M. Ulshep. I?, p.. asside* hy ?he Rev. An?
thony Srhuyler, I?. I)., arid Ihe Rev. William W. Davis,
l-Mi'li Louise, daimhter of ???? Francis Freeman. e*n?,
l.i John Palleti, Jr.
VAN DTK -AMPS-At DOSBBS, Ma?s., on Wednesday, Pe
. ember 12. 1M?4, liv lh? Rl ? I?r. Oeofg? A. ?"?ordej^
Mrs. Ma?, la A. An?, s !? Kran. Is ?'. Van Pyk, of later?
son. S". J
VEDDER??????.t???-Oa ?WeteeaSar, DeeepSar is.
1?:?4. ?it Si. Cyprlaa s church. Toronto. ta?ada, by the Rt.
Rev. Chsrl? Hamllte n. Btehop "f Nlattara. asruste.l by
the Rev. rilarles Short?. Harmon At VtBBtr ?" KAI?*,
?laii-rhter of the lat?? Rev. Anhur Hou'.thee, of ? minte,
?anuda.
WHITE?HOLMBB?On Wsiliissdai. Dsesmhar 12. iuta,
by ihe Rev. .Vim Hall, p. P.. at the resl.lence of the
brides parents, ICIia ?., .laughter of Mr. an.l Urs.
EdWla Helm.!?, t.? John Stuart Whi e
Notices of marriages must be Indorsed with full
name and address.
DIED.
ARNOLD Monday S?temeos, December 1", st hi? net
den. e. go. 17 West 12th-?t..
Ilenjamln ?Jreene Arnold,
in the S2d year of his B?B.
Funeral ser?lies will be held at th? etiuri-h of All Soul?,
corner Kttb-St, anel ith-.ive.. on Thursday, lien-ember IS,
,? l?e ,,. m.
Interment private
?.M..? and Provider., e papers pleas* copy.
BBLSER "a Wednmedey, December 12. <'larl?s* Jon
phlne .Belle r. ,.f l',\ ?,? ? .?-.-ive.. widow of John Metier, p*.
F ? aerai teevl?tei ut S'. Andrew ? Church, ,Vh-ave. and
127'h-st.. OB Krlel.iv ?e: 11 e,Yl.:i?k.
Interneai ?' 0r?*BW00d.
BILLINOS Franklin Neh?.? Bi?InRs. at Woodstock. VU.
Deoemher p. .sie.'. ?? yean.
Funnel at Woodstock, on Friday.
CHAMBERS pe. . m! .-r 12, ISM, lesala Irene, beloved ||t>
ti- daughter "f th* Itev. Dr. and Mrs James chamber?.
Funeral fr..m Calvary I'reshyterlan ?'hiirrh. between Lenox
?md ?'h a\et?., llti'h-s*... 2 ?>. III.. V< -ember 14.
Interment at Sherbume. ?. V
HBNDRICKS on Monday evenlBS, Desearte? :?). Edgar,
?on f Emma B., and the late Joshua Hendriks.
G.??. nil from his late rMldeMIC?, M West STth-st.. OS
Thursday Biernlng at 10 o'clock.
n is kmdiy wqasstad that no fl.?wers h* ?ent.
?G?'?? "n TlltBdSir. DeeBBBber 11, ISSA Krnest Pela
ran, son of William P. and l'arrle L. Hick>k. aged g
yea.-, :t months sai 3 Saya,
Funeral on Thunder. I>*c?i.i!.er IS, at 2 oeloek. from the
r ,,!-nee , f his parents. 141 Weet y-l-st.. Mount Vernon.
? ?
Interment pn It?
? FI. LY Suddenly, .n I?e.ember 11. 1?)4. William E.
Kelly, in the 4Tih ?ear ? f bl? ?g?
Fun"ral servir?? a! his late residen-?. 2T7 ?"??orge?" . >f*m?
Itrunswick. ? J . ..:. Thnrsday, I lecemb'-r 13, at 2 p. m.
interment ??. oanvealsaes of family.
MRRRIMAN At ronkera, V T., Peeember 11. Captala
E. C. Meriiman, foiled St.ites Navy.
Funeral at QeaBva, N. T., Friday. December 14.
Me ?INT .en DaeeSSbn l't at ITS WeM S7th-M.. I^uls* V.
? ?? ' B '??w ot H-nry It. Mount, late of Stimforei.
e '??nn.
Neetiee r.f funeral hereafter
PARSONS At Nea Haven, Cens., i"?<-emher 12. Caroline
I Panne?, daughter e-ef th? late Samuel and Elizabeth
Parsons, of Purliam. i.'enr.
BALTER "? I?eeemher U. Isi?4. m ?rooklvn. ST. T..
William H. Salte,.
l-'iir.e r.il ?ervle.s at hi? late resident?. 3S7 Bainbridef?
*?.. 1 r!l ?v. December 14. a' 12 o.do-k.
Skh'I.PINO -At his late res4*f>C?, In this citv. Tuesday,
I?, ?mt,.: !.. 1S?M. TImbus BhsMlBg, M. D? in the 5-3t!?
> .-.ir ..f his ???.
Funeral privale.
Ini -it .?t gtamford, Cbna., si ih?? eosesMiMB of the
family
wiiriK .-vii.niy ob WedBisdsy. DeeesBber 12, Harri?
H . wld. * Of EdWIn While.
Rei iti?.?, and friends of the fam?y are Invited to attend
tbe funeral fre.m her lat?? residence, to Fast .Vith-st., on
??aturda) inomlng, ??: half-pasl ll.
Bridge port iCean.) and SpflagSaU (Mass.? paper? pieaas
copy.
WILLINO At Maritsieiviiie, N. y.. December 11. Be?.
\s. ??. Wi.:?.: g. D D.
His brethren tn the ministry e?f the Methcdis? Episcopal
? 'hurih and other frurds are Invited !.. attend ?h?
fun.r.il at th? Mission e'hspel. l??i West 824-et.
N, .1 V? :k. ? ? Friday. Psnilhsr 14. at 2 p. m
WORTHY lim Worthy, a^eel H years, af'.er a week*.
lllncs?, at Muiray HIM H?)te|. Xew-Vurk.
Ir.tertiient at Chicago.
' IBd Ell et? tii ?N. J ? ? ip?>ij please copy.
EENSrCO CEMETERT, Harlem Railroad. 4.? -gBSSBJ
from '? and Central D*not; new pinate <iatien a: en
trance, ?yfr.ee. 16 Koit 42d st. Telephone call. ??? 3S
?pccinl A'oticcc.
H.iniis A In.,
M AND TU MOADWAT,
WILL BELL AT AteTltj.V
i.VDAT, DECEM.BEB 17 rn. and iOLLOWWO DAIS
AT I i*. M..
lili: L1BBABY
' the late
WILLIAM LAW ION.
With ? ': ? . r ?-ure? f-rmine sn attractive
???II? t: ?, . ; ??, ^g , ? 4?G1 ,.? ,?,.f,, rt inorili? e f literature.
sta n.laeni work?, rnanj In limited editi bi ind la hasdaaSBS
' IB - tri ? ? ,- eie e v. ?ogsas
? ?' e- ; e ?lion
The Holli.m of lite Se?
? i-?r| lini ,wn ??\.. ? 1 ?:? Lea?.)?? ?eeth whltenad
?anst-d viti, thai In.-omparabl? itentiefrtee, ?he fra.
se ?/.? ?! ?' ?? , .le cimi la
ahi, .,? - _) th.? ld.i?en, who are ?l?
t ? ? '.:?'?, II. - : ', in iM-r-.
Ile Plniia'a Sulta io:? l?.>s. SM ?e 17 j-eara. Prese
Suit? for Dancing School, *:.ii:li?h Sauora. t'.'.n. Middy,
? :. ai.l Tuxeilis. Stylish OveeTOoatS .ind Reefeii.
? ?ini taken lo i".iK? nur clothes becoming to the
n?? ?.? ??* ?M,? ii.n .? n ? patronised us will ??je much
with ? trial
l'i: PINNA, .T?4 Fifth iv? . neiir .Irtth.
\.? \.?I'repan * r ?rlnter. lla.^ yr.ur ?????1?>?a? rt?e4
? ?'. R?ehu. k? ?Vea?her Snip- ,VIII esclude al! drafte
il bill?. S. Roehurk. 172 Full.n si. New
Voi*; Hamilton e\.?. ???:?:? ii-hsi. eBrookljra. Cali, urite
or wire Telephone dinne tlon* In both clt In
Allllililir l'Iiotoa ni plu-r?
r.in lave ?',?!: negai ?. e..,1. iwtouclMd printed or
\: TRADK PRICES by P.???'KWonp, 1,449
Hroadwai (eSMb-M.i, Raadsfs l>?nt.
I ??ed !.lv?-r OH? (nsriell. >ln?se> ? ?"?.??
FMI I-4ION With l'KI'SIN ani Ql'ININR. l?tes rihe.l hy
?? ,?' I pi ; 1 in i.referen-e ??> nttMTB: send for
Irrulsr I fit ????,? hiiv ?nd ?tt ."?tli.-.v.
I*?ist?>fll<-e ><>|lee
G ifn mallf f.?r the ,???,|< , ndlng Pcc?jnber ?? will
? ; ? ? ipromptl) in nil easesj .?t ibis .dfle-e as IuMsbbi
TH1R8PAT Al s ... ,? t,.r R.-imuda. ... r s. s TtlBt
lad ? s a m for Qeaoa, lier s. s. Fulda tiefer? must
I??: IV ?, ,. il |S ni. Vr La Flat.i f .?unirle?,
??.. 1 .., ti.di,?,,d.n. .,? ^..'(11 p. ia. for Newfoundland per
?teamer from llsli!.??
FRIDAY- A? ?.! r ??. for WlSilflS, pera, a J U'Us.>B,
fr 111 N'.-w ' ?ri?? ?a?
SATURDAY Al 1 ? ni for Batope, per t. e. Camimni?,
via Qneenetoera: ?? ??? n. m. tot Prani sn.i ?.? piata
countrlM, per ?.. s. Htrabo, \ia Peraambuoo, Rio JsjmIis
a.id Saut-.? e'.etters for North Rrnzll must be directed
"??er StraB-e"?- Bt 10 a. ni. isuuplementary R? 10 a. m.)
? r Fortune Island. J?males in.l SavanUl?. per ?. s.
? ! ? 1 . 1. k el-tl?-? f..r ther purts .?f i'ei,->rtibia mu?t be
due.?.?.! ?|>??? Alln.nd.ick'i: at ??.?? a. m. f.r t'ainrech*.
c'aiapaa, Tabaaco and Yucatan. p,?r s. s Yuinun ???a??
fr other Mexican Btatea and Cuba musi t?? directed
"per Ynmuri "?. at le? 30 a m f.-r Haiti, I'linuni and
e.ifursn??, ? ?? s s. l'tlns Willem III iletters f.?r othere
enarti of venexuela, Curacao, Trinidad. Rilti-h ?mil Pntch
Oman* nui-: he .lire t.? 1 '*p*r Pria? Willem HP'): at It
a. m 1 r Xeiherland? Street, per s. ? Amsterdam via
Rotterdam il-tter? must be directed "per Amsterdam");
Bl 11 :? tn. ?siippl? men-ary 1140 a mt f?r Veneiue|%
?ad ?'uraoao. also Savanlla. via ?'uracaei. per s. a Vene
io?:., ei? "er. fer other parta of Colombia ?end fer eumana
and Caruepane musi b< dlreeteH "p,,r veaeee?ta**)? at t
p. m. tor Sceeii.nd ??il.?,? par a s Anehoria. via Glas
gow fletter? must l,e dire.-tej "per Anchorta" 1. at 1
1? m isuppleni.nt.il ? 2 .'.,? ?>. me f.r Prance, Swltier
l.itid. Italy, Spam. I'.itucal. Tin key and British India,
|-r s s. ?? Ch?mpame, ?Via ll.nr.? ilelter? for olhe?r
part? of Europe inns? b.? ?Ilre.-ted "per La Champagne").
Mulls for Aurtralla <ex.-*p? West Australia). Hawaii and
??'iji 1-h.n.l- ?speviMllv ??.lelr. s? ??! only?, per s. a. Warrtmo?
? fr? in Vancouver), cloa? ben dally after ivcember h sud
up to ?. M p ni. I?' -ember ".' Mal!? f >r Hawaii. Pv?r ?. a
Austialu ilioiii S .11 Fran.'i.??? ??. ?lose here daily up t?
I ?? n.?. ? V al SlS? ? m M.illx for e'hlna ?nel .lapin,
per s. s. ?i.ieli?? ?frein Son Fianilsco?. cl.se here dally up
10 peeember 1?? al ? JO ? ??; Mills for the .Society
l-?,ii.s ???- ship Tropic Bird eft m ?an Francisco) tlose
!,i-r? dalli up 10 D.tiller SB it ?1:30 ? r. Malls foc
e ?? p .???,? .isiiaii tape? ?V- lehir'-a?-d only?. i?<-r ?. ?.
I'.mpr.-f? of Inepa I from Vancouver) ,?? >?e hete dally up to
Pet-ember *31 SI f.lin p m Mall? for Auslralla eexiapt
lhoh.? G. r W.st Australia, whi?h are for??ar.le.l via
Burupe), New-Eealand, Hawaii, l-'ni j:.J gamsas l.-e&nda,
per ?. f MonoWBl Itrom San Fran, inc..? does here dally
up t.. Jeitni.ity ?.' at I.;'.?? p tu ? tt ,,? arilvnl at New-York
e.f s. a t'impanili villi Hillish malls for Australia).
Malls for e'lnn.. ani Jap.in isepacialll ad.'.ressed only).
per s. s, ? . .111.? ifiom Ta.? ina?, cl -se here dally up to
Januiery 1? .11 630 ? i-i. Mulls for Nem-fotindlaii.l, by tall
to Halifax, and thence bl >tL-ani.-i. e|..?* ?u this ofllc*
dully at H:.'l?) p. n. Mills for Miqaeloa, b>' rail tn nostcn^
and IhMO? by steatne-r. i'l,*e a? this ndRee dally at ?:.-?
p. ni Malls for Cuba <:<>?? it tin-? uBkeu .laity at <'...1?? p.
m . tot forwarttlne by ?'".ini'iii ssllln? ?M nda>s, Thurs?
days and Saturelaysi from 1* ?rt Tamps. Fia Malla tew
Mexico, overlaad, unie?? specially aeddnased for .Uapatoh
by eitesmer, etoat ?l ih?? enee SaBy at I ??< n?.
? ltA.-1-t ?reit mall rhwea nt ? ? ni. jirevlou? day.
? ?IARI.KS W. DATTONj Palmaste?.
PostolTlee. New-York N. Y.. Pe.-eml*r 7. !S94.
Religione notices.
-To
ty>\.
? will
quee
METROPOLITAN HALL, Hth-st . east at Sth-a???.
nlirhi. ?o??!?? familv nathi-rlng Muste and song
F.vans hading Meeting every noon. Mr ("APEAN
spiali tn day. 1'ilday night pr. NIMAM answen ?
twas. e;,? ,1 n.u-i,
SPECIAL MUSICAL ????????????? ,?- the InterS?
noniniail.nal EvaSgaUS?i Services, this afternoon st et.
In Hrooiue ??treet Tabernacle, near Broadway. The Nalln
Afrnan ?"holr will ?Ing ?14 v.il.esi. Park Slstera. co^
netists. Misa G??,???? SHBBBt, A, C. DlXUN. of Brooklyn
will ?p?aA. Fr??.