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IXCIDENTS IN S0C1ETY. j
Mr 804 Mrs. .1. Hampden Robb, Of NO.fl Farfc
JH hud nlght gave a amall cotlllon for about forty |
" ur,f, in honor of their debutante daughter. MUa
J3K Robb. The guests were recelved irI tha arge j
iCmg-room by Mrs. Robb. Mias Robb mi.b Huy- j
Sia fruyn and Mlaa Cernlng TkeeotUJoB daaeed |
Wor. onpper araa lad by aJe_a_oar M. lladden
_3 Mlaa Loul.e Robb, The favora OOM sted of col- I
orod rlbbon an.l Jacquemlnot rosea. The BUPPer
waa aarvad by Ptnard at aaaatl jaMee.Aaaoag tbe
gue-ta were MU, Carottne Laa. Mi-e M.bei Joaaj
lltaa Manon de Peyater t'arey. the Mlsses Delaflel. .
Sia. Bliaabath Kma. ** "arajoa. MM. BMe
Clewa. Mlaa Baaaaa Davw, Mlaa eatr-.x Hende son.
Mlaa Allea Wllmerdlng. MMa Oallatln. Mlaa, Jullana
Cottlng. MUa atrvtog. MMa Ann* Peabody. Mlaa
Eather Huat 'he MMaea cross, Mlaa Mary Jay,
Miaa Allea Doar. ahaa Anale Morgan. Mlaa Mmtnrn,
ooodhue IJvtagatoa. fldword Crownlnabtold. Ed
ward Mvlngatnn. K-. BtOCktOB COlt, Wllllam B.
BkBtgett wainwright Pertah, John T. Watewright,
Jp. Newbold Morria, Jr., Grenville Wlnthrop. Ura
ham BlOkaa Robert B. Mlnturn, Alonso M. Potter,
KrakliM Hewltt, O. Beekman Hoppin, Alexander S.
Webb. Jr.. Daater Blagden. W. Remsen Webb and
J. Langdon Erving.
Mr. and Mrs. Klehard Mortimer, of No. 17 Weat
Twenty-flrrt-at. gave a dlnner party l.iat night in
the Annex of the Metropolltan Oub. Flfth-ave. and
Slxtleth-st. The aulte of rooms ua*d were han.l
somely decorated wlth rdses and plants, whlle the
MOg table at whlch the thlrty-two gttaata were
ieated was deeked wlth cluater* of Amerlcan Beauty
rcaea. Mr. and Mrs. Mortlmer'a gueata Jnoluded If/.
anl Mrs. Ogden Mllla, Mr. and Mra. LuoliiB K.
Wllmerdlng. Mr. and Mra. W. Starr Mlller. Mr.
and Mra. Plerre l.orllUrd. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. tu
mund Ia Baylles. Mr. and Mra. Tnornaa Nawkeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloane. Mr. and Mra. Aaguat
Be'.mont. Ml*. Ora.e Wllaon. MMa Morgan Mlaa
Kvelyn Burden. Mlaa Ele.nor Roblnson Jame? Otte.
j. cole.nan Draytoa. Daater Hltchcoek. FWV BM
iom and Brockholat Cutt.ng. Aftar tlNTaUaaar be
tween twenty and thlrty extra peopte ?? "i for
the cotlllon. whlch araa led hy Mr. otie aiih Mra
Mortimer. The favora were natural floaera anl
nbbon bowa. An elaborate supper was served afte.
^rtTllafaf Raymond gave a small and h.?d
.o'mo rereptlon wlth mua.c yv.ivrday*"??"
,,,!iine "Pli-t Love." coriipoaeii expreaaly for him
_; ,h FhoateV- Mrs- Orenvllla Snelllng also s_ng.
&kh^s^3sjB^
I v,!? the Mlssea Anthon, Mra. Abraham 11. l*W
? viiL Vf.Vrh I_iwre_ce MUa He en King. Mrs.
Sohn* ?**__? HorVS fti, Conatail Mayor and
^^"Wliharn" C S< hormerhorn gave another
h ;'w n wltb mualc la-t evxmlng. at her
, n,P No_i Weat Twenty-thlrd-at The aololsis
wJra Mma" MelbTand M. &_?? (?l_r "'?" con
? Vrt a "upper waa ierved bj Plnard. Among tha
_?._..- !?m _t7 and Mra. Paul Tuckerman. Mi^
Wh t, ev Vr an.l Mr, i: N. Taller, Mr. and Mrs
B$??c Wi ^r-^d^r^Hlt'rp^i
felin Ihe Mis.?e<? Robbins. Randolph Roblnson. .).
Xorman"whltehouae. W. H. Orabam. Mr. and
Mrs Henjamln Wella, Mr. and Mra. W. Khmr
lander Stewart aml Oeorge i . Munatg.
Counl Alexander HadlkwlH gUra a dance o
nlghl in Hodfcson's Assombly Rooms. No. MI 1 Utn
?'\ monthlv receptlon of the Praw.ng-Room CTub i*
to be h'-ld ai Shorry's to-murow eventag al 8M
oelock. On next Tuesday. at 10 p. ni. the <lub
wiii celebrate its tenth aantvoaraary at neimomooe.
TBE YB1MVBB COAL WV?t\
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0BRBR0V8 A/.'/i Y0BKEB8.
A aVBBTAKTIAL 'IIIT OP 1*8 TONi OP COAL Tn
THK TRIBINE PVMO-OTHBB WORTHt IM
.-li'.r.Mi:\ts OP hki.iek WORK.
The i?enerous reapoaaa wbleh alwaya followa any
*xtra ohii upon the parae* and aympathlea f.f the
New-York piibl.<- is proverbUl. The uaual mle in
this lagard ha? not teon departed fr.im iii tbe eaae
of th* aaaaeai and paat dlatraaa reaultlag from
last we.ks eold waatbar, Thi contrlbutlona to Th.
Trlbona Fn Coal Pund. abova acknoBMedge/1, af
f.ri a ahinlng example of this truth. Une of
th* most ureful of the oontributifins la tba eargo of
18$ I* aa of ? al glvea by DMaaon A Bddy, of No. '-"'
Broadway. This flrm wrot? thr manager of The
Tribur* Coal Pund aa foll iwa:
AVe shall ba pieaaad lo conuibute a cargo of our
un coal to Th.- Trlbune free ('.ial Pund, and de
iiver the aame alongalde anjr dock you may name
on either the North or Eaal Rlver. KlBdly ndvise
glre of roal requlred. We ean loa'l more than on-.
Blaa on a boat.
For th* bonofit af any oth*r coal dea>ra who
miRht wlah to eontlibote ln this manner. lt may be
aaid that the qualky found most useful ls whlte aah
njt coal. But almoat any klnl <-an ba tiu*'l. and
r.one would be reftised. for the rea?on that th* coal
biockade has rendered It nearly Impoaalble to bny
eaal of the flnr.s with whom The Trlbune has deal;
h*retofor*. If lt had not been for th? generous ac?
tlon of Measra. Hlckson & K1dy the work of tt-.ls
charity BfO-M now be at a standatl'.l, wlth a latlMd
erab> aurpiua of money on hand, r!mp:y beca.ise J
coa! couid not b* bought.
The condition of thlnga in the city has ereatad a |
difflculty ln dlatrlbutlng the coai thua ob'.aln.-d.
?'olon*l Warlng having monopollr.ed all of tlie avul'.
ab> carts for snow removal, lt bas b'-en dBhcuH
to obtaln enotigh to cart lhl<? coal from th* wharr.
Klght or t.n carts are now at wcrk. but these run
slowly on account of the heavy wheellng r?.su!ilni;
from the laige amount of gnow In tho Baal Bkta
Btreet s.
The Trlbune would like to h*ar from .Bperi'-nceil
charity workers who ean glv* the name* of fam?
lllea whom they know to be deaervlng and In ar-tual
n**d of the half-ton of coal whlch ean be furnlsheil.
The peraonal aollcitatjon of appllcants at The
Trlbune offlce la not dealr-d. for Ihe reaaon that
there Is no ma.-hinery for Inv.stigation. Th? de
elre ls to work throujrh establiahe-1 organlsatlons
whlch have the meana of knowlng the condition
of the famlllea whoae nanvs they s.i.d In. Kol
lowlng are some of ihoae who have already as.
slated in thir. way: Mr*. KImber. of the ("oloro.i
MiBslon. at No. 130 Weat Thlrtleth-st.. 100 name,
of colored famllles; the Rcv. Y. C. Thoma, of tho '
Marlners' Temple. Oliver and Henry *ts.. W) aaunea I
of famillee; the Rcv. II. p. Fauat. 0f the Preeby- '
terlan Hebrew Chriatian Mlaalon. No. BJ KorHytii
at., *i famlllea; the Aasocjatior. for lmproving tho
Caatdltkaa of the Poor. a list of ir. worthy appll
eanta dally; Miag E. Halght. prlncipai of the Weat
Bld* School of the Chlldren'8 Ald Rjclety, aj
famllles; the Rev. W. T. Elsir.g, of the DeWltl
Memorial Church. 55 families.
It l? partlcularly dealred to reauh thoae |n.
duitrlous and ordlnarlly self-supportlng people
J'hoae Uttle atorea of cavlngr have been exhausted
by the contlnued la. k of work. reiijlting from ihe
hard timea, und who wlll aoltaor atk for nor
accept charity ln the uaual way.
Oce of the moat usefjl forms of a-i.'isiai.'* i..
th* would-be self-aupportlns poor ls the eheap
regiaurant, where good food la aol.l at cost urlc
or l?aa, the deflclt belng aupplled by a rharltable
?r*anltation The Bualneaa Men's Rellef Com
mittee of tho Iruluatrial Chriatisn Alllan,:.- ;? lolnu
a noble work ln tn)t way Their r.ve-oer.t re^
jauiant* an.l grooerle* are ov.-rr-in wltii btisineas.
inese hav* be^n eaUbliahed at No. IM Bleeckei
H"_'' ?,' B Eas' Broadway (Chatham Bqtiare), So
n ___**V*_y -N'o- 'I- Rlvlngton-at., No. B7 Avenue
?_*_?a. ?t RlvlnKton and Ooerck ata. At all of
ioM m J?001 bolh Oooked food und grocerles ar<
-rarniil *** eaut par.ela. To be eaten upon tli
___t___ an abBBdaal meal of excellent quulltv of
w_n*,i \ roffei: and hread '? *lv,fn fo1' ?ve oenta;
uuhr. ?# "* '*ken home for family oonsump'.lon a
leaf ?* L rae*t-atew. a quart of eoffee and half u ,
_ffi._f-ypad.ara glven tor flve oenta. The fiin.ln ,
__^^*_*ailttaa are runnlng low. t'ontrlbutlona !
at th? ni.?1 l0 ,he treaaurer. John V. Townsend,
I B?.?'P' Savlngs Bank. j
ef tha .r.i__lom*w*" MIsbIoo. under the dlrectlon
alac? a_?_I^_?nt'J,(lent' Colonel H. H. Hadley, haa
???>? ?Bto tbta Une, and baa egtabllghed flnely '
equipped kitchena, at whlch food of the beat
quallty and prepared by eompetent rooks is
furnlahed for about half rost. The following la
the bili of l'are and the 11st of pri.es: Ona ptal of
ri' h sonp, two x-enta; big cornneef sandwlcn, two
centa; one plnt of coffee (milk and sugar). two
centa; on* cup of coffee, one rent; rlce puddlng,
one cent: one plate of beana. one e?nt, one plate of
soup. one cent; bread puddina, one cent.
People from any part of the clty who wl?h to
feed the hungry cr help the poor. but do not wlsh
to plve the money, may purchaoa tlcketa by ad
dresslng ih- ftav. Pr. Davld H. <'.reer, reetor of
Bt. Bartnolomew'a church; th.- itev. it. Oeorga h
McQrew, Pmriah House. No. _oe Eaat P-rty-aacond
st., or by eendlng to Colonel Hadley'a home, No.
43.1 Lexington-ave., at tbe following prleea: One
hundred ticketa. $.'.; twenty tlckets, $1. None aold
at the restaurant. At the restaurant. No. -"?"?
Krist Forty-aBcond-Bt., near Third-ave., two ticketa
wlll buy one quart of ri.h, hot soup, one quart or
good hot coffee, wlth milk and BUgar, and one loaf
of freah bread one tlcitet wlll buy one-half of
thla t_mount. Twenty-flve tioketa xvin aupply i
famllj* of flve wlth whok-.-on.e prepared food for
an entire week. PltChera and p.tlls for the .ofTee
and soup mav be aent to the i rstaur.int from .
a. m. to 11 p, m. Oae ti.ket la good for a aejuare
meal.
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MRS WII.LIAM ASTOR TO 8All FOR ECROPE.
Mra. WilHam Aator. who wlll aail for England thla
mornlng ln the stearnshlp Teutonlc. haa bldden good
bv to the houae whlch haa bo?n her home for more
than thlrty years. and wlthln whoae walla *om? of
the moit gorajeoua private entertalnmenta of the
; laat qcarter of a century have taken place. In a
few weeka the work of demollahlng thla ??rand old
houae will be begun. and before Mr,. Aator la fnlrly
?BttlBd in her new apartment on the Phampa Elyse*.
l>Krl? workmen will have already begun to (le.tr
away' the debrls io make room for a large hotel.
whkh la to be built on the altc Of the o'?l hOUBe.
With ihe destructlon of thla dwelling another New
York landmark Wlll be removed. Aa haa alrealy
bren publlshed In The Trlbune. Mrs. Aator, afier a
sbort vls.lt In Kngland, wlll go to Parla to take
pgeaeardoa of her new apnrtm*nt, where ahe aagecta
to remaln untll aome tlme ln Jine, when ahe xxlM
return here lo op.-n her aummer home. "Beach
wood," at Newport. Maat winter ahe wiii oceupy
her nexv uptx.wn bOUBe, whlch adjolns that ?r ber
*on, John Jaeob Astor. at Fifth-avc. and Sixt>
fifth-s:. Mrs. AOtOT is BOt polng abroad xvlth the
lntcntion of entertaining on a large gcale, nor has
she leaaed the apartment In Paris for that purp..-e.
Kor years it has been Mrs. Asior's eoatOBJ to |0
abroad nbout this tlme of the year and r.-main
untll June or July. wh.-n BtM w.iul.l return for the
Newport aaaaon VVblle la Parla aba oaaaUy ai >pped
at the Hotel l.iverpool. where Mr. Aator dled ln
Aprii. is;... Laal x'.ir. abue ba tbe Preach capltal,
Mra Aator detertnlaad to leaaa an apartmeni where
ahe could have at laaai ? few home comforta, auch
as she was unable to tind a: any Of the fashionable
hotela in Paris. The matter x.as plact i ln Ibe
hauda of nn mretit. who last Octobei *? ired ..
leas,- of th- apartmenl ln the ?'hamps E.yaee.
Mrs. Astor, who, unllke her late huaband,
waya had a Btrong predllection for aoclety h ?
a t. dable aociety woman not only ln New*\ork and
N vport, but In Europe, where *be li bb mii h al
bi ln Amei li a. The h in ; .me r m n an l
(. ? : picture gallerv In the houae .it Flfth-ave
Thlrty-fourtb-at. haa durlna the laal ta-enty or
twenty-flve yeara been the acene of man) b<
ballfl and entertalnmenta. Mr". Aator haa nol
a large receptlon or dancc ?ln e the death
three yeara ag ? Bhe baa enterl
ner and luu >h< n. an l laal month ajavi ihi
four dinner p..r: ra Mra. Aal >r anve bi i laal
dinner partv on th-- evenlna of Baturday, February
_. lt was ln no aenae a farewell cntcrtalnment.
Ti.e furriiture in the o'.d hous- wlll bl can
packed and removed to the new uptown dwelling,
except b few plecefl whleh Mrs. Aa*. r wlll take
wlth her to PaHa
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A YOVSQ nnuAS's BI8F0BTUSE.
Vxllll.l-: BBB MIM> WAB AMBCTBD BMB WAS
PKBBO raOM BOMB.
a mental Bllaaeat from ehtah Bhe has before
BuJtarad atta.-ked Misa Oraea Pagfe aa Monday
night. causlai ber to waader fr..m hom* Bhe Hvea
wlth her widowed mother and two biothfis. John
and Itoben. at No. SS Weat one-hundr. ?d-.-if.d
thirty-elghlh-st. Speclal < are ia taken of h>-r be.
cause her mlnd haa been affected be'ore, and i-be
has aeveral tlmes been placed In sanltariuma. <m
Monday nlght, however. ahe manaeed to alip away.
Sh* waa clad only In a houae costume When her
absenc* waa dia.over.-d. It was supposed that aba
had gone to visit relatlvea at I'-.rt BTaabtagtoi
but Inqulry nt their bouaa Bbewed that ahe bad
not been there.
Mlas Pugh waa found at Fifth-ave. and Cilnton
Place at an early hour yeaterday mornlng by
I'olieeman Wleaner. He aaw that alie waa not
warmly dresaed. and took her to lha Mereer-Bt.
atatlon. 8he seemed rational. and <l*. Iln*d lo b*
taken to the BelleTUB Hoapltal. ."he menti>>ned
James t'. ('arter. ihe iawyer. aa a frlen 1 ,.f Ili
famllv. Word was aent to hlm. and h< askd that
she f,P well taken rore of untll plaee.) in Ihe
charge ol her frtenda. Miss Puab ??' then laken
ln a arriiiK* to Ihe home of Mr?. Kllhu i'haunie>.
No. _7 Baal Twetitv-seeond-st.. who Is x\e|| _<?
qualnted with the Pugh family. l.ater her t<la
tlves assumed charge of her.
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S0TK8 OF TBE 8TA0K
Th* F.ntfrtainmen' i'omml'(.? of tha N
Capltal Praaa Clnb, ol BTaahlagtoa, oa Batnrda)
paaaed reaohitlona ?f thank* to Beerbohm Tra i I
hls eotnpaay, lo Abbey, rVhoeffel a.- Urau, and
especially ti. John fVhoeffel, foi the aervlr.
Mr. Tne and bl* company it tbe beneflt of th>
eiub on Frlday Th?a w .< the performance wh h
uujy l the waa of an evenlng al Abhey'a Theatn
j, ll. Btoddard ha:< been engagi I foi thi Kmpire
Btoek Company, and while il , inj l? on I -
tour early n.-x; .-< i-..n he xx \. i i
emy ?f Mualc In "The Bportlna Duch.
What niisht have been a aerloua acddenl o
c.irr. l at Ihe C? i i ?? '? iraal <ui Monday after
no 'ti. The reh. araal of ; ic "?'? ???? Ballet" had Jual
begun, when a craekllng w.-.-. heard In ihe ??
and wlthoul other warnlni b ti od of watei
down upon the Btage iik'- h tldal arave, bwi
iuna w .men, Ihe pi '? ? lh lan and
ai! Ihe mov.iiiie furnlture In everir dlrc i in Fori i
nately the ballet waa rehearalng in ordlnai ?
ao that no damaga beyond lha Bllghl chll! a i
talned.
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oi'F.iiA TOB thf. rriuv AssoriATins.
Th* ix-Rt bopea of Iba Putim Aaaoclatlon wer*
reallze.l by Ihe riudlen.-e lhat ^ath*red at the
Ifatropolltan Opera Hoaaa last algbt. The oeea<
nlon was a "erforman.e of "Kalstaff." under ih*
ausplos of Ihe asso.-lntion, fnr the beneflt of the
Pnlted Hebrew Cbarltlaa and the Bdoeational
AlUaace. The houae waa crowded, exen to an
uncomfortable extent In BpOta, nnd the recaiptfl
aiaoantad lo about BlJBt Tbe opera was a. t*d
and aung wlth even more aplrit and effe. t than <>n
Ita tlrat presentatlon In Atnerlea last week. It was
altogether on* of the BMHl BUucaaaful affalra ln
every way that /as taken place at the Meiropolltan
tMf'aeason. The .'.tst la hera reeorded onee more:
Mlfctress Kord, Mme. Kitittm Kaines; Atuie, Mlsa
ifielle de j.usftan; Mlstreaa Page, Mile. Jaaan ..*
ViRiie; Dame Quickly, Mme. Bcalcbl; Fenlon,
Riitnor Ruaaltano; Ford, fbgnof Campanarl; Platol,
j4lKtior NPolIni: Vr. Calufl, ?lgnor Vannl; Bardolph,
.Sianor Hlnaldlnl; Hir John Falataff, V.ctor Maurel.
COLLBBB BBFBBLIOAB CLVBB TO UFT.T.
Crand Rapida, Mleb., Feh. 12 (8peelal).-The nn
nual eonventlon of the Ameri.an l.eagu* of Be
publlcan ("olleire etabfl wlll b<- held ln thla city on
April G. anu the young Hepubll.ana of this clty
'are maklng elaborate a. rane-ementa for Ibe enter
talnment of the vt_ton. A guarantee fund b.is
baaa ralse.l of \%ATA\ and as mi.( h n.ore can easlly
be ralaed If n*eded. Il is expe, ted the att. i:d
anee wlll be about i..oe and tbat every eollege nnd
unlveralty of any Importaaee la tha country wlll
be rcpreneptcd. Amonjt the apaakera who are
expected are Congreaaman Reed, Oovernor Mc
Kinley, Henators Aldri.li, Higglna, Wolcotl and
Burrowa and ex-8enator John Patloa, ir., of this
clty. The apeechea wlll be made the niKht of
..piu i, following a beaquet.
LA OABCOQyE'8 TEIECLdTIOMS.
BTBUCTURB AND BCIBNCI WIN*.
From The Mail and Kxpi.
The i-afe arrlv.l of thla v.-.-.-el Is a vlndlCBtlon <>f
marine conatruetlon and of BeamaiUfhlp. Man ha?
developad atrueturea and aclaa*ea thal raBuce the
t.erilH ol ihe >,-. io . mlnlmtim. Hls devb-es <oull
aava had ao Beverer t.-r-t tbaa tba royaga ol La
Gaacogne.
THK STOBM KIN? DSFICO.
From The l.tl.a Herald
The modern ocean stearnshlp goe? down from eolll
a.on. an the Oregon. tho Vllle du Haxr*. the Elbe
It dlaappeara an.l laavaa no trau, as the Naronlc
perhapa from colllHlon with an iceberg. But it de
Baa the atoirri klng.
?HOWI THK lAPCTT OF OCCAM TP.AVKi..
From The New-Yotk Tlme^
Tnr- Barry that haa baaa ralaed about Ih* delax of
i... Oaaooana is. in tiei, ;he strongeai tnbui* to
the aafciy aid leKiiiaiiiy of tr.n.^atlaiitic travel.
WB-COafl N-Wl TO THB WHOI.K f.AND.
Fi^m Tne Hartford Courant.
Moit- xvel, oine io wa has not aprd acroaa the
lauda an.l uadei the aeaa ln n.any a 'lav. Kxei.
tbe moat reaolately iiypefui i.a.j begun io r**i the
sttBln of the prolonged auspenye ai.J breath* easler
now lt ia over.
x'KKPIT Fdlt OFFICKRS AND CREW.
From The Wa?hlngton Po?t
In contamplatlng ihe aood newa of thi* mornlng
too much eredlt eannot be accorded the offlcera and
craw of the belated vbbbcL
WEDDING8 PAST AND TO COME
In the pretty ch.incel and before tba fkrwer-deckad
altar ln the I'hurch of th.- AeceraaoB. Flflh-ava, and
Tenth-st., at noon yeaterday, Mlaa FraMta Weeeen,
daughter of Mrs. Charlaa Ilowiaml WmbOB, was
aaarrlad to Allen Tneker, of UBa clty. The church
araa arell Blk I ?ith the relaUvaa aml InUrnate
frtenda of the brlde, nm.-t of whom attended ti.
breakfaot wbleh foUowed al tha hotna of Mra. w-??
aon, Na I Weal Thlrtyaeventh-at Tho brtda araa
glven away by lnr UOCie. Frii:i. ..* I_ l<elan-l. The
ninirkage eeremony aaa performed by Btobop Doane,
of Amany, aaalated by th- Rev. Percy B. Orant, the
rector of tbe church. Tho *U brldeamaida were
Mlaa Edltb Hoadley, Mlaa Anguata Buaa, Mlaa
Aana Lapaley, Mlaa Margaret Frank*. Mlaa Mary
gturget and Mlaa BUaabeth B. Banda. Bamnel Aucb
muty Tueker was hl* t.rother's beat man Tka
uahera une th<. conaln of tbe brklegroom, Rtehard
T, Mackay, Thornt.m Kloyd Turnor. Alexandar M.
Hadden, Alexli lt. Mellvalne, Oreovllla B. v**lnthrop
and De Wltt Wllllam.-.n.
The marrlage af Mlaa I.llllan fhun-hill Bel! to
Jamea Paraone Woodruff, ?on of Judge Oeorga M.
W.iodruff. of I.itchfleld. C'.inn., took place yeater?
day afternoon at tho homo of the brlde'-. parents.
Mr. und Mrs. Jar. 1 Boll. No. 2IS I.exlngton-ave.
Tbe Rev. Roberl CoUrer, <>f tho Church of the
Meeslah, oAdated Tho brlde araa attended by ber
Blater, Mlaa Edlth Bell, i- aaald of honor. and *ix
brid*smald*. Mlaa F.iniile IiOvd, Mlaa Wiiiner Mlller,
a relative of tho Inld'-: Mioa MoUM ow*n. MMa
Clara Hotchk'vj, Mlss Edlth Perklns nnd Miss Mary
Woodward ReglnaM T. Hyde, of Hrooklyn. wai
beat man, and John Calhoun. of CorawaJt, Conn.:
Bdward Boekland and Hairy Day, of Mew-Haven,
?nd Ptederlck mtchcock, of IhM clty. were the
n-hers. <ni accoani of tbe Bek*e*a famBy i-'ing In
mcurnlng Ihe receptlon wa* a very smail one. Mr.
Woodruff la a graduute <>f Aaaherat College and
,.f th?' Vi.le Law Bl hool.
.\i 4 o'clock yeaterdai afternoon, in the Church of
th.- Purltana, One-hundred-aad.lblrtleth-aL, aear
K.fth-avo. Mi*s NeUle Bdaa Ten Broeck, daughter
nf Mr. and Mrs. Rt n? .-la.-r T.-n Hr,.-k. Of No. ll*
p/eai ini.--iiun.ir.-d-an i-t-.\.-iit>-ninih-st.. aaa mai
rled to Jolm Petera Btevena, of Fanw.l. N. J. The
Rev. Dr. Carpenter, ..f the Calvar) Metbodlal Rpl
cepa, Church, performed Iha eeremony. The brldea
malda arere Mlaa LUllan Nlchol, Mlaa Orace Ha
Mlaa Bue Btevena a rtater of Ihe brldegroom, and
Mlaa Charloite Ten Broeck, .i coualn of the brlde.
ll. N. Btevena attended hla brotbei aa beat man
Tha uahera arera I. ll Hubbell. Predertck P
Kdward Bmlth and i: Iward I'ri ei a re ? i tion
rollowed .it Na _? Wea.>-hundred-and-forty
elghth-at The brklegroom la ,i aon of the late h N
Btevena, of North Andover, Maaa,
Allce Meud Cbapln wlll be marrled to Frank
c. i:. i of - ? ; i "':'"k
lo-rn . ron evi nlng at lh. home of hi r i
Mr. ni. i Mra. E. --' Chaj In, N ?. > Weal
. Ri v. i r.,.i :? -? H _al m, of the <
,,i ihe Dlvlne P-ternily, i
... man
?! i t n irrl ?' M: - II-:
l< r ..: John Jui n, o - C tV< l T
? . to K ? ? U M U ?'- wlll ,,k" I
Chun i. of 'li II . ? nl) It. Bl a: I o'< a ii to m ??
i??n ,. i.
\: . , i ii >wai l n ib man led ( ? - _
Heard, ..f Brooklyn. al a ..'. lo. k laat
home of hi r pan-ntB, \i , and Mra. Joaeph How
., \ . 7 \\ . ' ?n!) Ihe '
an I ,i r*w Intlma ? w< i I " ?
eeremony. a-hlch aa ? i- rformed by thi i
l), nrj V Satterlei rectoi of Palvarj i hur. h. ana
... i. whlch waa a amall one, aa
mlly of tl.-- brlde are ln m .urnlng. rh. brlde
waa attend. I l.j hei - .ualn. M ?* Klng. aa makl ot
i nor Mlaa Klna la .. <i iu?ht*r ??! H ?
Klna I I l - --ii. J Bo'?" ;' ,;' '' ' " '? \\
brother'* :?? man Th* uahera w*re t barlea M.
riark. .'..l-n H *r, iltz, i il orge Barnes.
ridward lllnman and \\ llllaro Bear I
\li-a l.l'htu M Urace, daiight-r of .l.ilin v\ . '?? ' -
?nd '-.t n Mayui vVl im R. Orace -
marrl. 1 laal evenlng il l -" fatbei a houae, No. H
Eaat H'venty-nlnih-at to Bnelai Wlllkun 1?. Frank
Hn, i nitei Btatea Navy. The ceretn nj waa p '
r..iiii.-i by Archblahop t^orrigan. aaalated1 bj
H.v N'-,: .1 M.-Kir.i n. |.;t*l.ir -f tlio brlde* ;.;..
lah, and th* Re* Father Newey. The mald of
honor ??<- Mlaa Ollv* A 'im. e. alater of lh* brlde.
"... brlueamilda were Mir? l.il'.l.. ? J Ura Ml -
Loula- "ii .. ?? "- ?'? th. brlde and Mlaa - i u
s Franklln. alaiet ??' the brlilegroom. Thfir .ire.?-.
, . . . ' ma ,ve - k, trlmm. I * nh i hlffon and
? ? - an a ,
.' ^ . | :,. fnlt. : '?? ?- and the
usiiera wire Bnahrn \ M R ' K?r-I ?>;'
lenani Theod .re I" K in* an I Bi Ign A . Long
Ti-e brldearoom. i- <t man ar: i uahera ?.-r? "",'."
M.'-.:a I..M dr-.* unlf Savy AB
? ,x rorm? i f r ihe bi I n. an l lh* ???>?*
gatln rlbbona arere i.eid bv Jamea W Orace, Ruaa*l
Ora ??? ' ' '
? ?-,. ?,,! .. ?, -. luna. r tirnthen ? "
.... ihe unlform
,m*n of lh* I
tl ...- Who attei I. , tl
m W H Frankl n ll
- -,; .v - Ira. W. n Ul ' ? ih
.. i Mm ,-. i Franklln ai I B*ai \ ln ....
p K. Fi u klln Aft< ". ? i " '??? ," ??
a rgely
Tn.
i i i Peti look ?
: . , ? irrnts %
i
i,.iii" ii
belna
aerved b) J
?
BROOKLl v STRIEE I ','./' \LU l SOBtk
i, i'
, Hl V:.\ ,,..,...'
\ . ..: iii l.n . I r
1 . -....-.- lually
. , ,?-. i. , all
0f lh. nl., on ihe llnea <-f the Br.
Ilelghl largeai of the ?
. -.a-. .i ui
.,,,, ,. rn . .... tentlna the aii
a ili. I upon :?'?
gtrlkera arere wllllna to go I k to m irh p
ly upon ti.mpany'a term %i lh
. . ., , ,? g?v* ii Btrlker from
Burrender, Ihey p ? Ihi ? netllemenl propoaltlon
ir, ? i, h a aray thal ll ? ? 'r''' '
tBa Brooklyn Helghta Companj wlll n pl]
uh.-n i'l.- at 1 ia aaked aboul H laal
nlghl io Ba i
"The propoaltlon oa behalf ?.f Ihe airlkera made
i,v Meaoi ? ' ?? .""i Oraham ?..? bo peeullarly
p ii thal Iha ? ompaai cam bo oi ao lo It.
inn- old men know f.." well upon ?bai term
,xin be aceepied ...;.,... u amptoyee of .mr read
w.' uin take tti.-m back only apon Iha
offerad by ..- .igbt along, Tha propeattloa L-omea
at t> i.i.. .ni hour lhal il really rnakea boi Uttle
dlfference io the Mrtkera ahether *?? a. Bpted
tbe now propoaltlon or nol. Tha plaeea are
pr.-i. iiiniiy taken b\ new men, wiio an- dolng tirai
rate. i bav.- been aatoolahed al Iha namber of
appllcatlona for work ?.? have been recdvlng iikih
Hior.p. r-.im.? ol tha appUcanta, of courae, m* m
effldanl, but, .m Iha other hand, tbera are a large
number of good men among tbeaa.''
"What, in effect, wa* the PTopoeltton atada bj
Meaara Orakam aad Tlgke yeatarday afternoon T'
?I don'l ili.nk l arlll glve it ont for th<- praaent
We i-oiildn't say >??* or nu to It."
Diatrtcl Aaaembly No, 75, comprehendlng twenty
two local distrii t*. ?in hold i. meeting ?t No. <"'>
Brldge-at, to-day. it la belleved deelalve actlon
wlll ba taken relative to do.-l.ii ing tlie rlnke off
nnd aJiowIng tha men to h. ek Indlvklually thelr
..l.i plaeea.
Maater Workman Connelly aaid yeaterday ins
neal legal in..\>. aould ba dlreoted toward Captaln
Kltaer for houndlna Ihe gtrlkera ui Rldgewood.
a ?.maii mob i.eT.i up a Fluahlng-avt. car .i
Devoe-at. early yeaterday mornlng. Th* apeelal
..ni. .-i iir.-.i his revolver over ibn haada ..f tbe
,r.iw,| and acatterad It. A apeclal offlcer on .
Ruahwlck-ave. llne .'ir InduUted In atmllar revol
v.-i pr active al Myrlle and Biiahwlck avea.
Jamea Lynch, .. new motonnan from Byraeuae,
foii from ii . .ir-to|. whlle Irylng to repalr th.
troilev pole. li.- apralned or broke nla leg and
wa* taken to it. Catberlne'a Hoapltal.
It waa reported latelaai nlghl that the aa__tiii>
meeting of tha Brooklyn Helghta Rallroad Com?
pany i.eid yeaterday waa fai from harmonloua.
and thal a Brooklyn banker declan i thal Prealdent
Lewla ooghl to i-..i?ii li i* m.i i thal Mr. I,ewla
anawered hotly tbiu tii<- only waj to gel him lo
.. , before bi* lerm \\.... up ??.'. to gei a Bpec-lal
a.?: paaaed by tha Leglalature and pay blm a yeer'a
aalary whereupon iho dlrectora gmlled.
? ?
rorxnvR's Dil if OOOFBB rv/o.v.
Kounder's D.iy was celobratad by aa aatertaln
ni'-nt In I'ooper l'nlon l_st nlitht. under Ihe au^pices
...f the Alumnl AaaoclaUoa of the Inatltutlon. it
br-inR the 10|th aimlveisaiy of the blrth of Peter
COOper. John r*. OTtourk* act^d aa chalrman. A
mualcal programme was renderod by Mlss B. Ora
BarauaB, T Clark und -ti" Ti": Raglmenl band, and
i . ana from Iha apeechea aad arrlttnga ef Pei r
Uqoper wei r ,. i bj Chariea H. .1 Dlla Mi?^ Hor
,,,.,. . Ki.la read Waahlngton'a farawell addreaa.
\\i. .i C. Hyatl npoke of Peter CoOBQT aa a nie
chani"-, at.d referrad <> bl* Inventlva B"i.iu*
in speuKing of ibe infliien.<- .i. i Bgampta ef Petei
Cooper, .i.ii.n o'i'o.men aald: "i: w....ii ba llka
nalntlna the llly or glldlni nn* a*.id to add any
tillUK to what ba. Oflen be^n -ald . .lioer.'.liia l'?"'*'
Cooote ever alnce Founder'a Day ha* been -b
a'arvei To all who bad Iha gooi fortune M know
Patar Cooper ln llfe. be Impreaaarl upon Ihaai nla ,
almiiilcltv. hla ruga"! bonesty and geiieioalty 10
mankii; d al largo Hla chief ..nd KrlkliiK featur,- I
S h bo leituda for the walfare of otnera. rfa
aaVanol only hla money. boi hi* tlme. and thm
ln the prlm* of hl* llf*. Mr the banettt of <?th*ra
a I llrlffln apoke of "The Am*rlcan riuaen."
PaTcnrder (JofT ap-ikc of th* Cooper Tnlon aa a
meana for aelf-culture. and eulogised tha'character
and, munlflcenca of Ita foundar.
MASTEH PLCMBERS' BALL.
SIKNIUNfJ pf a JOU.T EVEMXO S _MT?RTA1N
M_BJ*f BOMB Of TMBtB SlRI'l.t'S KAItNIN'tS.
Havlng made mor* money out of the break In the
water-plpe market this winter than they could dis
paaa of by ordlnary methods, the Assoclation of
Master Plumber.s gava a "continuous performanc "
BbOW and ball at the l.exlturton Avenue Opata
Hoaaa last *venlng lt la not dealing in soft Bolder
to aay that tbe afr.tir waa a guxeoua r*nor_aa It Ifl
a slKnificunt fact that the tiiemb.-rshlp of tba
plumbara* aaaorlatlin pumbera Juat Ba Now tba)
Ward MeAlUstar la dead, and bla famous Four
Huadrad are leaderleaa, this v*> ot wealthy plumbara
may well prove a dangcrous rlval. The knighfJ of
Ihe aolderlng iron and ptpe wrench were out in
torce, and lllled the Opera HOUBB wlth aa flne a
body -if men as ever p.Ugged i leak or "sweat" a
Jolnt.
The opening entertainment of *ongs and _pectala
ties" waa Intaaded to Intereat the older members of
the a*soclatlon. At mldnight th* seats xvere re
?aovad from the floor and tho younger men took
posaeaslon wlth thelr danclng partncrs. There were
many eiaborate cOBtUBMBI to b* seen, any one of
whlch must have coat the footlng of the longest of
ptaaibars' bllls. The ball waa openel by John Ytil*.
chalrman of the ("ommlttee of Arran??emcnts. Tba
Floor Commlttee wer,-: MUton Schnaler, chalrman;
Henry (J. Qabey, Thomaa F. Caynor, J. G. Colllaa,
c. Tu.ker, I. Brown. J. Tuomey, T. H. Delacey, J.
M. Morlon. QuBBtave SUata, Charles ll*ck, llenja
inin ('hainbers, I'.iul Buell, I.eon.irl I). BOBIord,
Davld Kennedy, Abraham Levon, Jamea Mulr, wlll?
lam McDermott, Jamea McBntee, il. J. Patuaon, 1
Reynolda, .K.hn flenan, John J. Hulilvan, Wllllam
Voung, wllllam Mryan. Thomaa F. Byrne, bamuel
Cameron, Peter Carroll, T. i. McCorma.-k. r. J.
Carpenter, T. J. Cummlnga. ?'? ''? Kniaht. ?'? Byan,
.1 J. Delehanty, P. Oreen. Jom.s A. Roaaman, John
Byrna, Alexander Brva.it. Jam-.-. It. Corbltt. Walter
C. Oeraty, C. II. Kr.nilehfel'. Wllllam Kirchhr.f.
Joalah Undaay, Bamuel Malcolm, John F. McKeon,
Joaeph O'Brlen, Wllllam II. ymck. John Kineh.it..
Mlchael Ryan, John Tucker. I'aul B. Bolger, Ollver
Ha-r.iit. Benjamln chambers. J. A. Chambers and
L H. Itroh _
nu: 8TUDY oF LAW Bl WOBEX
a\ is; i:i:i:stim; PARUOB UBCflT'BB MBBTINa
l MUCR illl. ai.-I'H'ks ur' TH??I Lfc'.AL.
i:iu?-.xti.'N *KeC_ETT.
riea of tUawlog-roora bcturea
glven under tbe auapleei of tba Wtaaaa'a Legnl
Rduration 8.tx araa h<:d laat eveatas al the
bomeol Mr* il. Herrmaa, No. M Bfeal nfty-elath
Bt. ln the abaenca ..r th- prealdent, Mra Leionard
w-i. i. ti... iu-t vtce-preaklent, Mrs. Bdward A<W1
Bon Oreeley, prealdett After areicomlng the gueata
an i membei *, she aald:
AmM the roarlng whlrlwtnd of polltl. tl wrangllng
ond i ,'... roi irovei -?? i lo tb. ultimate ??? itln) oi
the . .i'.i..l.z. d \\\.io.li. of lo-d*y. lt l* *?* refr aiilng
lg ;,, nn l thal a f< ?' dlgnine i
women ha\. be n ? ilmly effectlng one of the most
Impoi ii ? m iv. m >ni i of the ?>*? ? Ihe Woman i
.- , . ty of Ihe I'nlveralty of the
ciix ..? :?.. x , ork havlng prepan i th| w >:?
new .:: ! rn advanced plane for wi>man'? ?
. itudy ol I in M . houl ?topping
? .,, | ien can or i u nol auatain .<
: -ui ix. xx hi ther or nol tney
ar.- rttted bj nature with aufll. enl reaaonlng power
gicai urgument, thla ?o ietj
... ot law lecturea ror women
The queatlon haa been .-ft"" aaked, why anould
xx,,me;, uudj anythlngaboul lan ' The lawglveraor
paal agea havi glven the baal answer t<> the quea?
tlon, when thi ? i ?? l upon the maxlm, "Ignorance
of the i.ixx |? no eacuae. If in the course of ilally
atTuirs. a woman may legalty be h.M reaponalbi.
t,,i a/bai ahe doea unwlttlngly, ?r for wnal ah<
- n .1 know al all. th.-n tba hour haa come when
Bhe ahould know Th* llme ha? paaaed when, llke
tbe ud) young woman, we may i-arefully tear up
i i ? p.e.l billhTvil.g n OUr d.sR. be. ..use thal BhOWfl
ihey are pald. or. iiK-- tbe n.-w lady depoaltor, fe.l
aggri*vi i wh*n the b.mk notlfi** ns of an over
drawn a rotint, uith?ugh .mr check-boob la nol >????
uaed up Tb- tlme haa alao paaaed when a won.au
xxitb property, elther peraonal or real, n.I inix- ..
i. ,i lumlnarj at her elbow, to t"'.l ber where lu
?iifti a pap*r, and espedally toread It through be?
fore ahe aiKtis it, nor n*.-d ahe feel the witbeniig
, ,, of tt.. ai tlve, "id countrywoman, wb... aft.-r
manv vear? of ralthful energ> to keep B mortaag*
off tii* home.Ueadj flnallv went with reluctanl -.t.-p-.
t , the Bqulre'a . trice to si?{n tbe necaaaary paper*.
,,. t on belng aaked the elereotyped aneatlort, "Do
gn tbla without fear or compulalon of your
huaband*" "h* replled in lonea ,.f minKle.i wratti
and astoniahmeiit. "Kear? Compulaion? Me! hlm'
i reci ,i, you just don'l know tbla woman!
Mra (Jte.-I | apoka of tba work whleh haa been
mpllahad and ?f the xni.x- of the acholarahlpa
?.. hl< 'i ?r- offered by Ibe Btx i*t>.
.'harlea ilenrv Ham was then Introduced, and
be debvered an able leetura on "Caote, or cuaa
tiona in Amerlcan Boclety." The apeaker
rx am wlth Ihe aphotlain ?>f Ibe I '*? laratum ..f
li [epend*m*e MI men are rreated ?-.|iial " He
apoke of tb* cynli em andhate.,' lh- Mld.'.l.' \r*a.
de* rlbed lh* ln.- of tbe peaaantrx ol Ihe med
and th.-n fpok* >.f Ihe apirll of Ami
? iloni The aoclal and economlc condltlonB
,n n.e l'nlted Btatea recelved dlapaaaionate and
,1 iraatment, and ?-. numbei of propoaltlon*
i'i reg^-i to ih-rt. x\i i advanci I ..ne "f ihe fi.re
,.i, ? rhai lh* fate of thi- N'atinn wlll be
i , ? u of th* natlona thm unlesa
in -h..n i. pla. * im aa iba motlvt '??
Profe* or Naa.- Krankim Ruaeell. lecturer of lh*
Woman'* l_a Claaa of th* 1'nlveralt) ol lha i Iri
of N< ???? Vork, ?pol ? ? ? ??n|.
'.:. al, 'iial lf*M
Ing ll ? ? ? ?m 'lh " ? I
pUylni a 8*al i i ? i rhlch II arould ba
i i v
\ |. -.. , oi r> :i- ' fl "i-. ' ' luatlee M \'?
i ?. Mra .;:?? I< . \'" "?-? ih.
? xx. ?? Mi an I Mr* H inl> i i' H.I. Mr.
ilary Im la|. i
i ' I
v atworth ?7i charl*a H. H tl."" '" an
luatll v ' '
, i ....: Mr.
and Mi
THE /"".' TlAli A tiBIP LIKE IROX
.,,. x ? .. . . , : ? l! ??''?; O OXK
1 ,n ! ll. iii- IA4VI ?' ! Itt! I "I. '?
x r x. , ' ' . \ IIA14
A team of horaea belonaina '" Kranh A. Conk
? i,. ni, h_p, i. i . a-aa atta ln i by a
I on Mondaj aftt rnoon, and both hoi ? ?
arere ao badly lorn bj Ihe anlmal lhal they wlll
i io i.. bnt The doa bunn lo one ..r tha
boraei while tba leam ran a quarter "f n mlle,
aad let ao <?'i> wbaa tba horsea earaa lo a audden
aundatlll agalnat a iree, Tbea Ibe .ior arabbed
tbe other borae. H.- held oa untll txx.. man wlth
an Iruti bar broke bla ji?.
Mr. ' ?i.nkl.n drova tbe team to Millpond ln
tbe afietn....n to abtaln a load ot i?<?. Whli* the
ne araa batag loaded lata ih- Hiei?h u.e aeg caaae
trottinn up ihe road. No Btteatlaa waa pald to
him. ii. raa aadat iba alalgh aad cuiKhi ?ne ot
th* horaea by oaa oi bla Itanka Tba fi Igbteaed baraa
klekad .ind raarad. Th- ,.ih.r took i.larm. and
noib begaa t? klek. Tbe borae t.. wh.ch tba dog
had fMt4*ae4 blraeelf repeatadly tbrew tha dofa
bodx Into tbe alr Ix ki. Ixiiin, bul Ibe dOg t?OUld
not let k? Mr. ConbUa waa ln tbe alelRh. and lh
r*ar.tiR af tba barsaa tbrew Mra froai his fe*t
aud oul of Ihe slelnh. The bOreea Btarted IO run.
and went down the road with ihe d.>K Btlll cllnK
Inr to Ibe flaiik of tba anlmal b- Brat ntta.ked.
Tbe team was * i .1 Wlth fHgbt, bnt dld not lun
far, H ln thelr frenzy tb.y dld Bel BBC Where they
were uoing. and broughl up agalnat a tree In aacb
a inanner lhat Ih.v could n-itber RO fOTWard B4M
barkward. The Bhoek of the atoppaae ihren both
horaea lo thelr hlpa, nr.d tha held ol tbe dog aaa
broken. . .
The "Iok waa bv this tlme frensied, and almost
H Boon bb he looaened hla ?rip on the lirBl horrje
he aprang .... the other, and sunk hla teeth in hla
Bhoulder. Efforta k. break hla rfrlp t"'1"1 """'
hx,. no ii arlth .'in iron bar foreed the Jaaa apart.
POLITICAL 0DD8 AND KND8.
Nl'.w OPTICBBB <>F THB TII.DBB CLl'B.
Tba liid.-n Club tha Btata Damocracy orgnnlaa
uon of tbe viltb Aaa iiii.lv l?i itrlct, hcW it an
..1 election on Monday Bvenlng al Mo. W gecond
ave, Tbera was a conteal betwaen e?-ABaembly
iii... otto Kempner and John fennaL The newly
elected ofBcara ara: Prealdeot, i itto Kempner; < lee
prealdenta, Dr, M. B. Peenei and Oaorga Melndel;
Becretaiiea, LouIb II. Klelmbohl and LhriBilan H.
I.,,,,, Bergeant-t-arma. Henry nhaner, anu an
r_xei utlva Commlttee ot twenty membera
MAYOR BCHIERBN AM' A RKNOMWATION.
Mayor Bchleren w?s aaked yaatarday relatlva to
i reported aaclaratlon raceatlj auula bynlai thal
be would nol aecepi ?> rworalaatlon for Mayor
un ler any i Iroumatancea.
"I dldn'l put lt in tba: wa)," replled the llaxor.
??I bare arltter. .. hrtter io my aon, who is la
Mexlco, telUng him thal oaa good reauli of the
airike wa< that ttvi- would be rM danger of my
,-xer belng a*ked io iak? a renomtaatlon. i aald
iiiia ti ? on ? fi.- uds x, atar lay."
BOUTHBBB HBBBBW* i.W/.l/ ruWRMloX
Atl^nt.i. <Ia . K.b 1.' Tba annual .onventlon of
th- Mebi.Mv Hen-volent A.?80clatlon Hnai Brltb,
for IN dlatrl,-: l ompo-ed ?f the Hiates of
Ueorala. N?rll. and rloulh Caiollnu, Vltaiiii.t aud
.Maixi.uid. aad tbe Dlatrlcl or Cotambta, met this
luotuitiK at in ..?cio.ii in atlaata it i* atteeded
b> uiomlncnt ll.-bi.ws from all part* of th* dls
trlct, and wlll be In Beeelon t .-day and lo-morrow.
Tbla aftern.Kiii the cblldrJi. of th* IJebrew urphan
Aavium gava an antertatameal al rv t.ivea Opera
Houae. and lo-night ihe Wbagatea to the convantion
w*r* ?nt*rtBlnad at an elaborat* banquet at tba
Klmball Houae To-morrow nlght a grandI ball w 11
be tandered tht vlaltlng .lelegatea at Concordla
HaJl. tbe Home uf the Hebrew Club of Atlanta.
FOR A CHAIR IN BABSARD COLLEOE.
IIAI'OHTEHS OF THB AMERICAN* REVOL.CTI0N
OIVB A CHAHMINO ANI> l>ROFITAB_E
ENTKRTAINMKNT.
A concert for the beneflt of a fund to flll a chalr
of Am?rlcan hlstory In Harnard rolleg* waa glven
yesterday afternoon in Chamber Music Hall. under
the ausplcea of the New-York Clty Chapter. Daugh
ters of the Amerlcan Hevolutlon. The affatr waa a
aucceaa from every polnt of view. Soclally. lt was
unaurpaaaed, the au.lienc.- being an exceptlon.il on*
H to *ooial pronilnonc. wealtb and culture. and
at the close of the prosramme Mr*. R. Ogden
Doremaa, who had general dlrection of the rnter
tainment. and by whom the talent was obtai-.-.ed.
preeented La Contessa. Gilda Ruta. composer and
pianlst to the Court of Italy, to the mutnhers of the
chapter. She was asslsted by the officer*. Mra.
Iionall Mcl.ean, regenf. Mra. Jamea P. Kernoohan,
honorary r.-gent; Mlss Mary Vnn Buren Vander
,.!, iirst vlce-regent; Mrs. Janvlor l.e Due, ee:
ond vlce-regent; Mlsa Jeanne Irwln-Martln, re
eordlng aecreury; Mrs. Willlam HL Stewart. cor
reapondlng, aecretary; Mra. John Sargent Wlae,
traaaarer; Mrs. M. W. Wootton, rcgiatrar, and Mlaa
L.tthrop, hlatorlan
Artlatically. both tlie i.rogrammc and the deco
ratlona dld credit to the oommiitee. Th* atage waa
converted Into a mlnlature drawlng-room. made fia
gr.int wlth saee' flowers, whlle the rullni? aplrlt of
the soolety waa ahown In the lavish uae of the
?'red. whlte and blue."
Flnaneialiy the result was noat gratifylng. the
-. rvlona of the artlats having been contrlbuted and
the hall belng fllled to Its aeatlng capaclty. Kirst
on the pioarainme va* tbe Gregory Trlo-Mesars
drefi.ry Hl:i and Van Maar (two banjoa and plano
-who played two aelectlons, "Rakocry March and
"Xardaaua," afterward answering to a r^call arlth
a pleaalng ballad. Mrs. Bldnay #?"_? roclte.l
"Laaca." and. In addition io an enthuataatlc recall. ,
ii ttoral trlbuto was presknted tp hef. La Conteaaa ,
.; ia H-.ita. the spec.al Bttractloo of the day. foi- ,
lowed wlth three original pleeea Not only atathe
aualence aimo.-t breathleaa ln ita stl nwi, but a
gpell of euchantment seemed lor the tlme to have
fillen over lt. Kach atlectloa a.emed to be the on*
moat ol. islna "Meaaa Berinata" belng dreamy. ten- :
? Li l vixlonar ? "Uuvott.*" full of (Tf* and joyoua- ,
,U, and "Polonal.o " like a vtvtd aound picture of
troopa ready for actlon , - ;
Mra Bdward Lauterbaeh mng an erta from
?Alda" and ?a* bearuly recalkad. itoth Mra.
Uuterbach and the Conteaaa recelved beautlful
lon.l tjrtbutee. The real of th- programme inciiided
a recltatlon by Mra. HarrU. the march from 1 nn- |
hauaer" by the Coaieeag. anolher Bong b> Mrs.,
Lauterbaeh and a boIo by Mr. Orogjry.
TWO OIBBBBB Af THE SATIOSAE CAF1TAL. I
p/aehlngton, reh i- Becreury carllsle gave a
dlnner to tbe Cablnel thi* evenlng. Th* aaaata
nere: Tha Prealdenl and Mrs. Cl*veland. Baeratary
and .M.-. Oreaham, Secretary and Mrs. Herbert,
aecretary and Mra Lamont. .Se.-reiary and Mra.
Bmlth, Attornay-Oenoral and Mra. Olney. Poatinaa
ter-Oeneml and Mr.-. BUaoU, Secretary and Mlaa
Morton, Mr.*. Maanlng and Mrs. Perrine.
\ reccctloa and dlnner, attended by aeveral hun
ired mi ona, aaa glven to Benator Harrta to-nlglu
;,? Pake'a Hotel, by tha Tenne.*.*.ny ln Wasn
, , a/aa i - bratlon of tha elec- |
m; Han - aa L'nlted Btatea .-enator from
Ti nneasee lor a fourth time.
,-: :, i-- quICkty r>-li- '-'? l anl Whooping COUgh
greatly helped, and Ita daratlon ahortened by Dr.
n I'im. 'b Kxj- torant, the old tamily s'.and-by for
Coughi and CoMa, and Bll Luag or Throat affec
_ * '
MA BBl EIK
r-ALDWELI. MOII.BB on Tuiadiv. Pebraary 12 by
, -,.'.'i:..; i.i,,', II..1I. l>. I- I'-l-i al V. MMMr to Jamea
Albert I'gldwell, Jr.
RIXPBKOPF WOLPPE -On Tl.urxduj. KeLruary 7 *t
',,,. ,,r.,i. , re.,.i.., -.- .v, ual Vernon, N. I'., by tha Boy.
Dr .; tthetl, N-ili". dauglii-r of laa la" Krederirk
w.-ifT- i ? vifi-i KnoakeaaT.
TPrKEB? WEBBON On Taaaday. retaruery lt, Mk*. aj
|?. . I ,.r I, f -li- A-.nMin. by ihe Rl. Bev. Wllllam
II -.-.v.-il Doane. D. D., aaalated by the Rev Percy g
Oranl Ki.frnala Agullnr _*l_nd, daughter or th* laie
i-harle* ;i.?ljn.! Weaaoa, m Allea Tuoker.
WOOPBPFP-BBLL-AI th- home of lh* brtde'a parent*.
?is l.exingr.m-av,-.. ..n Tu*aday. ltbruary Vi. by the
k h t-M Coiiyer, Lllllaa CbarcalB b*h ta Jam**
rir.?.na Woo?lruff'._
Nottcti of iriarrlagaj and .kaths must be In
dorsed wltb full name and addr'ss.
niEi>.
AKAMS-Tueaday. Ib* I2H. Inar. Wlltlarn K *<""??
Eunrral **rnee* ai lila laie re?!d*nr?. 118 weat llth-at..
nedntaday, Pebmary ia. a' 4 p. m.
In'ernirni a' < ti\ enien-e of famlly.
M.l.KV \i Hom llai,?n. . nnn . on tha 11th tnat., aud
... nli ol pnfumoala, <T?rien \v. Aiien.
Kuneral **rvlcea wlll he l.rld *! hlx laie r*ald-n.-e. ,V>.
I -.'01 < iiip-l ?. New-Havea, COaa., <m Thutsday aft?r
n'oon, ai '- 88 oi I -k
UREWSTEB Al Lncual Valley, I- I.. .aaeaad Baanth,
li'i, i*u% Ellaabeth M-tt Br*w*t*r, a-ldow of wlllian
Hrewaier, and dauahter ol ihe lata .-jmu.l BWtt, in UB
vx-li \rir ,-f her ag".
? il fihate.
in Kl; On Tueaday, l'-t-t ?<?? '-' MargaraH O.nrad Ilurr.
alf* nf th* lat* I'r-i'ri.'k I Rurr
. .. i frlenda ira reaperifully iBvlted ti gttend
,1 ?..,-, her lat* reaMer.r* HT KenalBaton-are.,
?M \ .1 . on Thuraday, Kebruary 14, ?i 3 p. ni.
ivaa f 1.1 of Ubertj at ai i -i? a, m.
, i ni.i|-|. on Kui .... Kebi iarj n>. al Boaton of paeu
m nla. <?? i>!i Kaymond, only *"n of J.^eph and .ian*
Hl i I'udllpp, Mir-i ? yeara
ea ... ihe reatdene* of rn* frtth':-. .. Weat
i.,i-, .- , .., * p ni th.-. day.
liii.-iiu. ii. m Trlnltj ? ;h- onvenleaee "f ihe famlly.
, i KRIK Ii i ii hm nt, N v. on Ttteaday, rVbruary
|.j i*..;, ..( heari failure, Daeraa D. B. .'urne, ,ig.*i
<r reara an.l i ra. ntha.
i in. ? ii pi i
!? \I i:i Mi-i.i-- Al Morrtaioan, N '. on Bunday ei.-ninj.
., |o i*.., auddenly, -r apopltay, Barab A.,
n,r.. nf the Ul.- . I. ni ilrympl*.
\l vniatoa i. N. J..
nn w ? !-. adaj afiern n ISth j ' ? 1-.
Ti iin : ' i'"r --:s- ?' ?? "'?
.;.*.|.i;i. ll m i.,?.-,'., ...i. rebruary 12, Man llopklaa
i ? i
l''i:i. i .1 ,.i Hl ? Kl :? .'? M
HARltia U) r.h.....?? '?' ai Munay nui Motet,
... i:..i.u.. m ii.iiii*.
? ,. tn gttend Ihe funerat
.*? i. ,, , I'hurrh. i'^ih *i . I ? ??? ?-.. 8th :.n.|
\. . . i av**., n IVedneadaj mornlng, at io ,.'.-l.H-k.
mli tlowi r-<
Iniermenl prlvate,
IIBMPIIILL <m Bunday, Kebruary i'1 IBMl, *t Bri.k
pl i.i arph llemphlll, la tha Ostti year ot lnx
Kunee.il arrvleaa al hix late realdenee, Ke, Itl Waahlng
i .ti S.r.ei. Iiil.k vluir.-h, on Wedneadav. the lUili Inat.,
i'1 - I'- '" - ^ ? .
g.-a ?HI he in xval.lng ar Hi Lk .1mr,-h Htatl .n. on
nins.l of li .-Kl train from New-Yol* ifoot of llarclay
and < luiaiopiier aia i. D. U t w. B. R.
II.iI.MKS ln Waurbury, ("'.nn , Fehmary 18. larael
ii..iuiex, hxoI ti yeara.
ruii.i.ii Thuraday, 'i p, ra
HOOK At Moniatoara. B S., nn Buaday, r?hruarv ul. af
pnaumonla, Loulaa M Book. lai* of .'aleuiia. Indla. ?nd
roungral daugln-r of th- Ixte Joalah l.'. tlooV. or
.*,'. rienretady, N. V.
Relgtlvea nnd Iriendx ar* inM.e.1 ti attend tlie funeral at
iii- r**ld*nr? of hei i^,........ H W. Vnn Wageaen,
Mlller Pload, Morriatown. on U"*dn.-aday. Ptbraary IB, oa
arrlval e| 13 -u irmn fmm Bew-Tork, Uelawaie. I.aoka
r/aana gnd Weatern Rallroad.
.'nrrliiRex lh walllnn. _ ___
Keturn iraina ie,.v.- Morriatown r. 13 and 4:.ts.
lli.UTON 'in Pabruary lt, Ann Kllra. widnw of Curti* C
llorton, in ii--. ^<" i i-ear _,.?_,. _,
Ki ,-i ii **r\-iee ;.. ih* r*ald*nc* ot her aon-m-taw, t. iv.
iviter Kldgeilell. Herg-n .'uiliity. N. J.. on Thuraday.
rebmarj n. al T-iu p an,
Traln leavea gM-at. ai i:M P- '"? Caaaabara at.. 0:45
p, in
l UMIEBON M Iha in'.'." ef her aaa. at B Igewster, N. f?
.iiiiiii Boaraaaan Jan eeon, aaad .a? \--nrs
KNOWER "n Tuaaday, I'.-lrmuy 12. :W?. at lh* reai
,'i.mi.??? of hei- .liiiuh'er. Mary I'.-nnlmnn. Hnrrl?t Str.mg.
ivido* ..f leii.iuii.i Knower, iiged :s \. ira,
Kuneral rervlcea ?lil b* held al Irt K.-iai .Tld-at.. at 10
ii. in , Tburaday, Mtii Inat.
Kt'NM'i. On Tueaday, Pebruary in. Joha Athur, huTani
ann ..f Itnlierl B, '".1 Aniui II. Kutikal, st XIH V aah- I
Ington ai ? . Brooalyn.
i-'iin. i.ii pi Ivat*.
mvn-.' iii this .in. ... ?'ebruarj n I8BB, iM?*r.1 a.
Mhihi al hl* ie?i.i-... ?-. 08 Uadlaon-ave,
Kervlt-ea Thuriada) ?venlBB. Pebruary 14, nt 7 p. m.
Intermant prlvate
M'OLBBHBT Bunday, Pebruary W, Joha M*a_*?aaey, in I
hi:. Tillh \,'ir
r in.'i il from th* r-*l.|eure r,r hl* anii-ln-law. Jn". A. |
.Iumi*. <;l'.> Weat ISSd-at., Wodneaday, iviuu.iiy lt, nt i
1 o'clock.
Rrlaitve* 'nd frlenda, alao m-mherx nf ihe fjaneral |
s... i. ,,f .M.-. ii.mi. * .md Tradeamta, Mecbanka iM
Trnders" Exrbange, Rulldlng Trade*' riuh. Btnploylng
I'laatrrcra' Aaaoclatlon I'hllanthruplo i^..lge. N.i. !.">. I
I ii of .?. K . nf Penn.; Atlantlr Lodge, Np. ITS. F. nnd
\ xi ; J*ru*al*m rhapter. Bo B, ll. A. M.; Cceur de ,
l.i,,n .'..iniii.-iii i.-i-v. _t, K T.j Maaonlo Veteraaa, B. Y. j
i-nn.xlatory, Mecca Temple, Myatlo gartaa, are aoralally
Invlied
rhlladelphla nnd Boatoa pap ra pleaaa i'"p.v.
IIiiII.IIiik Trii.l.-w llilli.?Tlie ne nire'ra of the ,|.|h
are rrnuealed Io all-nd Ihe funeral a.-rvl.ea Of nur WM
aaWK-lute, John MeQIenMy, nt the i-eal.len.-.- "f hla aon-ln
l.v i A. Jurvia, IBSd-at.. near clran.l lloulevard. on
U.d.i.s.Uy. th* 13tli Inat.. al I o'ctOCtt P. 88.
JOHN .1 TI'.'KI'R. Treuldi-nt.
BTBPHBN M WBJOHT, S.vretary.
I'oeiir de l.lon r,,ni.ii.in.l'iv. K. T? Bo, a^Tou
ar* requeated lo attend IM funeral ol >>ir Jate rratar,
, M ,;,,,;. -. u ineaday. Kebruary u. i o cio-k.
152d ii . fourth houae a-eai Oraad Boiuavaid, Th* Loin
in in l.i dealre* large attend. nv-e. ^?__,_?.?__.
J. UARX'KV OONMbm Command*i.
v. i. nvi-.'R. Baaaraw.
1i.-ii.-rnl Sooletx ?f Meehanlea nnd Trade*m*n -
Brothera: You ar* ieque^le.1 lo utiend th* funaral **r
lc*g of our lat* brotl.er. John McUlena.y. at l!i* leal
denc* of hi. ...n 1.1-ia.v. j. a. .larvia, i.xw-.t.. near ..run,
Boul*vard. on xxv.Ium.I.... th* Wtii haa.. al/ aolock
, ., \\ \HIIKN A. I'ONOVIiR. Hf/ealdenr.
sTi:i-m:\ M WB10HT, BeereMuy. #
.ler....,l.-.u ll.iu.trr. Ba *? U. A. M -efoinpanlona
ni- re.niexte.1 t, alien.l funeial of ?i. lat* oompan|,,ii.
j.ihn McOlenaey Wedti**d*>. Ewraari 18, laewea, 13-d
ai fuarth houaa ?'-' Orand iu.uie\ani.
s ','. ABMBTBOICa Hlgh rrteat.
A. U HVKR. Be.-relniy.
Mo. I.iinl. x und TruUera' Kaelmnge.-Th* m?m
bera ..r ihe Kxchange are reuuaated tu attenB the fuaaral
??rvloe* >.f ..in late gaaoetat*, John MeQIaaaav, ?-. the
i-e,|d.-nre nf hl* * n-in-l.iw. John A. Jarvl*. U_U-*t.. Weat
,.r iiiuiid lioui. \.u.i. mi B'ednaaday, Kebruary IB, at 1
?,l?,k i. in IBAAC A. llOPPRft, l'i**ldenl.
I'.l.t.i.nT JBMTTM. Baeratary.
MPBTHA-Oa Mnnlny. Kehtu.iry 11. 1*0.V at h*r lat*
raateeace, m BMaey i'l." ??. h.mm. m.i v K . ?if* of
ihe lata xviii'.im M. Muitha.
Kuneral aervlrea nlll l... hrld nt Ihe Cliuirh nf Sl. Charlea
lhirioiuen, si.lney ri,.... llrooklya, aa Wedneaday, Pab?
ruary 1.1, at 8:30 a. m.
latemirnt prival*.
Klndl> omlt Bowana.
DIED.
OODEN-At Lakewood. on Monday. fatoMty li. ****+
neur Morrl* OBden, youngeat aon of the la(e (Jouverow
M.rrta Ogden, In the 8Hth year 04? hla BJJB. __ ?,,__,___
Fun.rnl servl.-a wlll be held at Trlnltv ( hurch. Thursdae
mornlng, February 14. at half-part U o cloek.
FIRSSON-On Sunday. February 10. at hl* /**'__???. ?*
Weat (Wtl.-at.. Robert L Flrsaon, In hl* 4*th year.
Funaral aervices at the church of Ztnn and ^ Tlmotny,
Mth-at.. between ath and l?th ave*.. on Wednesaar.
February 13, at liiTO o'clock a. m.
Meeh.inlca nnd Trndera* K*elinn?e.-Th? mem?
bera or the Exchange are re<,ue*te?l to attend th* runerai
****tesfl Of -ur late oa.oelato. ib.bert h. P'f?, __*_ i"?
4'hureh of Zlon and BC Timothy. ...th-at. Betweta "_J
and 9th ave*.. on \Ve.lneeda>. r"bitiarx_ l.T *t hB|f.p?at
I* o'cloek a. m. I8A-0 A. BOPPBB. Prealdent.
EI.I.IOTT t .IITH, Pecretary.
RPHAKDHON-on Taaaaay. rTWareary IB ,w,-.,tr>1_'_*
rwldenc*. i?A f^fferta Place, Brooklyn, Hora.e . . Rlcn
ar.laon, In hls 4Sd year.
ttotlce of fliaeral aer*after.
BA14X1BB -At Ynnkers. Monday. February 11. Joscph T.
Hnnger. In the KMh year ef hl* nge.
Helatlve* and fr.end* are lavlted to attend the funeral
fr.im hla late h..me. iin War'ourton-ave.. Wedn"aday.
February 13. at 3 o'clock p. m.
fc'COFlF.U>-<>n Mon.lHy, Fenritaiy 11. IBBB, a. Fu'oklll
on-th--Hud?on. Sldney 8, otield. In ihe ?l?t year of
BtletltBa an.l frtend* nre Invlted la at.eurl the funeral
aarvleea ai hla late realden.-e. Flahklll-ot'-the-HudiOB,
Thuraday, February 14, at 1 p BT*
SHPRWOOD-Suddenly. at Delhl. N. V., John Shciwooi,
forme'l'y of thla clty. In the 75th year of hls aae.
Funeral ?ervlc* at Uelhl. N. Y \
THOMPSON-At Ku.tl*. Fla.. on SuturCay. *?****>'?.
1*1,4 Rev AlhTt d. Thomparxn. nertor <.f St. I lem.-Bt 8
Church. Naw-York. in rbu 4ttlh yeur of bla ase.
Notlee of funeral hereafter.
VB.EKI.AXD-Suddenly, nt Itacken-nck. N. J.. nn Fab
ruan 11. Mlaa F.llxa Jane Vreeland. ln the 7.1th year ef
Rehtlve* and frlendr are Inxlted to attend the fun*r_
?ervlcaa on Thurad*y. February 14, at 1 o rloxk p. ta..
at her late r-eidenie, No 274 Maln-at.
Iniennent Bl R!(l?eflel.l. N. J.
WHiTi.vo-on Monday. Februarv n at.__4aaaje_.il. JB..
Elllot lllBBIBnlT aon of Jamea R. \M.ltlng. In the ITtb
xear or hla aae. _
Funeral aervlcea at the Church of the Heavenly Re?t, on
Thuraday. at 1 c'riook.
Interment at Woodlawn.
WRIOHT-At rurdy'a. Weatcheater County, K. Y.. Sua
day evenlng. February 10. Iaaac- C. Wrlgl.t. ag?d BS
Funaral ?ervlee? from hl* late realdence, Wedneaday, the
lr.iti Inat.. at 1 o'clock p. m.
Interment In Jvandell Cemetery, Homer*.
Vrterana of the 7th Reglmenf are requeated to at?
tend the funer&l aervl.e ?f Kdmund Pcndleti n Roger*. *x
<'a[,.aln Tenth .'.impaiiy. "n Wedneaday. February 13. at
gt J.niN'H Chunh, Hyla Hark. N. Y.. at 1 o'clock p. na.
henry 4V. t. mai.i, o>i,n*i.
GjUfCUll Xoticcs.
A.? Eaeratora' Sale.
THIS HVKNTNO AM> TO-MOUHOW,
(THURSDAY'
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
AT
cHl-KKRINQ HALL.,
FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF 1STH STREBT.
PAINTINGS
BY THE LATE
OEORGE INNKSS, N. A.
Thi* collectlon eomprlses th* entlre work* ef Mr. Inn*_,
to be ?old by the eatate. and no otlior tmle will be ma*_
OEORGE bBB?BB, Exccuter. .
KXHIBITION OPBN
LTMTIL 1 OCLOCK EACH DAY
AT THE
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FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIE3,
866 TlFTH AVENUE.
ROBKRT SOMERVILLE. ORTOtES & OOx,
Auctlon*er. Managera.
At Ibe Aanerlcan Art Cnllerlee,
6 E. 23D ST. (MAD1SON BBJUABB SOUTH).
THIS AFTERNOON AT 2:H0.
CUNTtNllNO FVERY a^TBBMtXMf THIS WEE_
AT THE SAME Iinilt. ANI' OB THUBBD-I AND
KRII'AY BV-BlMOa AT 7.10 0*47_tXK
ABSOIaUTBLY WITHOUT RI.SERVE,
BY Ultl'KR OT THE AI'MINI.^TRATORS.
THE
KMIIAHINE ta. VOl'MANS
COLLECTION.
TH. MArf B BIBBT, Au tl^n'er.
Tlir. AMER'.'AN ART ASSOCIATION. Minigera,
ti baar bd rr., mawbob aovAaa.
K-tiiiiiioin-.: leta.
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BRANOIEB, x A.N.NKU ANU BPICBIJ FRIIla AND
PCaa' R?D CIKItA.M' Ji:t.I.Y A x-l'K, IALTY.
Everytbing put up ln glaas .n.,1 k.-pt untll (all. !? >r
nrl.es refer.ncca *C. addreaa Mr<. SARAH S. Mc
EUIATH. 34?.'t l?cr.,w .-? . Bl klyn N Y. _
llo.U,?o(?(l'a 4)lil-Knaliioii?'(l l4iiry 4llnla
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ih,' i ll-f*?li.e.i.'.l ifr.e-lmn.li ix.rx mlB?tUI? whl li ara
only dlBtlnaulal-d f....? ihoa* made la ih* laal centurr*
by the fa-llon ..r dr***, Tlie ,*i ... fr^ra gW to *lw.
144.1 Hr?.i.laav i40tn-'... 1 ...guerre?txp. s reelorol_
Th* ttfarli***** _wai_ for Arllflclal Te-rlh at th?
World a I'mii xxa- grai t-.l 10 DR. HENRY Y. DBANB,
I>entlai. 4.M l.eaiiiat .n-axe . ,-nrner 4*>th Si>e,i..lt>, Arll.
n. ui Teetb? Bapraaai n :?-? ? i._
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Ona il th* rholceat I>iy .Sparklin* Wlne* of Franca.
i.1.00 caa* qt*.__J_g_
J AlFThe leadlng Euripean naw^papera and perl.alical* (or
?*u by Tba iBtetaati?ibI x??? Company, *?;i aaa w
Duane?t., on-' Joor eaat Bf Hr>.,.ixv:iy. N'xv-4x,rk._
A lovely ?'?iiipnulon nrrfurn*'
t* Mat-*u-ki-ta to ihe worl.lren.mned .'lal. Apple Blo*.
a.nna nnd Cmwn _Mr*_tBr SaltJ. Aak fa) U'_
ruatolBce Aiilloc.
l-'.irHlgn malla for th* arsaa en.llpg Fat.ua.y 16 wlll
cl,,*e ipromptlv In all caaea. at ihla o_e* a. toUoWBt
WEl.NEBPAY- At <l a m (,>r Ireland, per ? *. Teu
torilx'. vla Queenatown de'tera for other part* or KuroBe
muat ba aireCMal "per Teatoate'l; nt 6 .n. m (or I4?.?lurri
dtreel. per a. ?. Khynt.ind. via Antxxcrp ilett.T* muat be
dtrected "per Rhvnl:ind"i; at a ,i m. i*uppleni*ntary 10
a m l (or Europe. per a. ?. NewVork. xla S.iu'hamptoa;
at 10 ... m. r..r S...tl?n.| dlrect, per a. *._CI_r4?aBBa. V%B
(Slnag'.w (lettera muat l>? dlreete.1 "per rir.-.-iaala l. at
11 p .... lauppleni'iitary 1140 p >>..'. for r'*'ix". aWltB**.
land Italv. Spnln. Portugal Tnrkey and Mrlilal. Iii ia
mr .. ? La Ni-rmandic x_ Hairre ilHlera torjo4har
Larta of abtropa raaal ba dlrBOted "per La HmtmmMY^i
... i'.-bii i> m. (?uppl<rn*ntary I i> "' ? _~
l/ermudr & Thomai and at. 6reU. C_f*aH nnd
vindw...,l l-aada. Martlnlque and Bariwjoaa. per
a ? Ortn.ic. (I.ttera f,.r ilrenada. 1 rlnnlid IM
?&?_{=_??_& st1 Br^tti u
('ina
."upplementary 1 ?> !'? m.i. f.-r Venezu-ln and
, aii, Bavanllla. via Curaeao. per a. a. \er.ei..-ia
P*r
ilAtiii for other parl* of C'olunibla mu*t b8 dtrected
VTlllUB_DAY-At 10 a. m. fer I_ l__ C.ontrle* dlrect.
J" i ru'xte,- _t 1 p m. (aupplenuu ury |_0 p. m.) for
Kaaaaii, K. I'. .i"<i aantlaao. i_4*jb, i?r ?. a. BaatUgo.
BATURDAY-AI 7::~ a. .... l*4iotMfm?aUry BJB
a Sl for Kurop- per -. a. Cmbrla; al BJB
i' n. for Ralv nnd llil'lah Indi... i^r ? - Nu
manala. m* Naple. Uettara must be dlrjctod ?par Kor
ni..nni.i"?; it l'i u. m. for N'?wroui dland. i *r a. a, .s..a
l.uinlngo at 10 a. m. iau|ipletnent.i.> 1?:.T(? a. Ba.) for
Fortun* IsUud ?nd Jat.ial.ii. Per e. ?. All*.i (leiteia for
("oloml'la 4'lB Caithngena ..nd Ciata lliea. xln l.lni.n.
muht b? illrecttd "per AUfla"): Bl l'?:30 a. m. (or Cam
paebe ciuapja. Taaaa. i aad Yucataa, par s. s. .^"ne.-a
.letter* for other Mexl.-an Stalea and ("uba mnat ha
direetu.l "per Senex-a"); ut |0_0 B. m (or lla>ll, Cumana
and Cr<rtitvxno. per r. a. Prlre Wll|.-m I ilettera for other
part* of Vanaawala. Curaoao, Trtntdad, Biitlah and Duiab
liulana BUSl b* .lireoted "per I'lln* Willein l"l: at 11
a. m. (or Netherland* dlrect. per a. e. Maaad.m.. vla
Rotiei'datn tlrttcr* muat ba dlrected "per M.iaadum'i. at
12 m. (or Orenada. Trinldad. Tobago and Paramarlbo.
per *. ?? Irrawaddy; ai 1 p. m. for Cjp* Hayil. Bt.
tiomlngo and Ttn a Ui.uil, per ?. a. (}oe. W. Oyde; at
?1 p. m. for Saot.i Maith.i and ' arth .???:. i. p?r ? *.
Nuinurl, fr.m NexxOrleana; at S.30 p. m frr Newfound
land. per at'anvr fi.-m HnlKax.
Mali* (or Chlna and Japan. per *. *. 4'ictorla (from
Tacoma*. elBBB ber* dall.- up to February *.ii at 6 3o p.
nt. M .11* foi the Soclety liland*. per *hlp Oalllee Krom
Baa Franoltco.. clo*n here dally up to Kcbruary 22 at
?'? .'?.? p. ni Malla for i.'b'na and Japan tapeclally ad
.iie*?..l ,.nly). per *. *. Empreaa of x'l.ina (from Van
i.ouv*n. elOM h*r? dally t.p tu Febtuarj' _l at 6:80 p. tn.
Mail* fo. Cblaa and Japan. per *. *. Oacl.o ifrom Kan
Praiwlsooi. xlo?e her* duily up to February 2T at OtO
p. ni. MalU fo.' A .-t'..il.a (exx'ept tbo?* ror W?*t Au*
trulla vxhlxh are forwarded vla Europe), New-ZeBland.
Hawilt. FIJ. and Samoan lalan.W. pei a. *. M*npo*a ((rc.n
-an Krau. ia, ... rloa* b-r- dally up to March *S at 6:30
ti. ra. (or on arrlval ?t New-York ot ?. .. Aurania with
Brltlab malla (or Auatralia). Malla ror Hawall. per a. B.
Ausiralla (from Snn Francl*.-.,i. . L'ae l.era _ally uj> to
Mar.li B at ?:!W p. m. Mall* for Auatralia (except Waat
Auauallal. Hawall und FIJI laland*. P?r : *? ,M'"w*Tm
trrom Vaneouxerl. etoao here dally arter Maivh B and up
to March *l) at iBB P- ?. Malla lor Nowroundland bv
raU tc Halirax and ll.ence by *]***?"? ???_?? t'fA'f:
flce dally at B.lo p. in. duiu for Miqu*ion. by irallte
Ho.ton, and thenoe by .teamjr. C*BB* at hla orflce
il * Yi u, m. Mail* ror Tub* etoaa at ibl* nffloa dally
Bt 0 .SO u. m.. for forwarding hy ateamer* aalling (Mon
daxa Thuridaya and Baturday*) from I'ort Tampa. ria.
Malla for Maiu-o. ovarland. unle-a apeclally ad.lr...?d ror
dlipatoh b,r?Baraer. cloaa B8_4b_ ofllca dally ilUa
?bealatared mall cloeea at 0 p. m. prevlous day.
H?gi*t*rea m""(^,_1,_-_ ^ nxYTON. Fo*4_aetar.
Po*toffle* K*w-Tork. Feb. 8. lIBtV

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