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Till: ALEXANDER LIBRARY.
When the r- markable Fo ite 1 bran" was dlap? reed,
. time since, the heroea ol | in lit? rature di
, the honors of th< au tlon-room between them
T!. re will b. ? ''i ????'? '>' stternoon
a, th? ? ? ; ? an-- of Bangs ? Co. the
notul ? llectlon of b ?as. but one in
than of
et. or of the am n i poet < to, takes
? re. The library of !.. 1 ?.
Vlexander ut to I o I, an : n the catalogue that
the Hrat part ol
with lis*, and Aahing
.... thing like four hundred number*.
About a ' ' :,x' '' r" lne salr"'
, | ... Walton; th? Compleat Angler,"
' ^j"'-" " '? :i "?'i'"' ' -
ogered and one toward which lovers
rod in its relation to the library must look
with eag? '?"?'?? ?*?
\: \.. cander app? m to have traced the gentl?
Isa ik thro igh I 'Pbi< il m?tamorphos?e
v... mmon seal, and to have bad uncommon
,.. has thi first five editions of ihe mas
t r, bearing the Imprint of Richard Marri.t, and the
?: ted 1653, appears in a copy per?
fectly preserved and of a measurement which pro
.? rarity. These live volumes,
- corrected and en?
larged. ": ? " ' mal ? ite the i i In ipal strength ol
: but gathered around them la s quantity
of Waltoniana, whl h is Impressive In quality also
: ? rare reprints of early editions of "The
.' li ? Angler," son;, of them In m >st costly
bit rn editions of the kx love i au?
thor th . no i Phe first lltlon prepan i by
Hawkins Is pi I made for It by Bed?
ford, and one ? >py of the great Pick ring of ISJ6
imes, with a host of valuable
I % noted editors, In fact?Hawkins,
Major, Marston, Nicolas, Rennt and Bethun? an
i presented. It is pleasant to be reminded by oae
entry, N ?. MS, that Lowell prepared one of his moat
delightful essays for an edition of Walton. The
American edition ol MS, for which he provided the
'introduction, is her? in the shape ol a large paper
copy bel o tnlted Issu?. ..... ,
The sale ol Mi Alexander's library Is chiefly ol
Importance as throwing upon the marke: a large
number >f scan ? -:' Walton, but there Is
much .-is. to Invite attention 1" his collection. Tne
scholarlv piscatorial works of Agassis. Blanch?re
... noted In Ihe catalosu?. and the
library - especially strong In the literature of
.- ? m fishing. It ?s Impossible to follow Ihe mln
,.- | 0f the caul ?gue now, but the valu? of tl
library has been broa<llj pointed out I ? Hector
of Walton will n -?>'???
K..r other amai
Importanci W? note some fine first editions of
i ?j? i*. : .- ai i Rn wi Crulkshanklana,
? .is in 'a "Arabian S - .. ? printe I ;?>
the Vil Society, and valuabl.lit Ion? of Burton,
- The cal ilogu
number? ? islv? of a qu intlty or
1.. >ks relating to animals ports. A ser?
?n ? <. - ? ? April, when the .-?
part f the e first salo, whl? h
March -'"? to Mai 'h 10 Inclusive, will be
f the i '? N? w-York tins
;? as in.
WORKS Ol THE CARICATURISTS,
AN EXHIIU ? THE AMERICAN ART QAlr
:s is Alt! OF THE WEST SIDE
I \Y Nl'RSEKY,
Exi - iricatures, although generally pop.
ul.ir. have be n very rare In New-Y rl nd I
i- little doubt therefore that th< Wesl Bide Day
Nu.-.-, ry will profit coi si
In caricature." which was open?*!
yesi American Art Oallerli -, No. 6 ?:.i-'
Twenty-thli l-st The ?.t remain open
;, week, and the-whole of the receipts will !>? hand
,i er to the worthy object ?:' charity Jusl
d ??:.? d.
A burga number ol a >i gh s .. tal sts
are manifesting great Intere I In th? exhibition,
among the patroneases tx ng .Mrs. Francis C. Bar?
low, Mrs. .lehn s. Barn? -. Mrs. <'> irhara Bacon, Mrs.
j. N. i:. eki ? . Mm !'?? lerl .-. H. B? its, Mrs
CJeor?" Blagden, M a. Johl E Blake, Mrs.
Clement Cleveland, Mrs .-'.era.: Colman, Mrs.
Henry Milla Day, Mrs. Alfred P. Dix, Mr?. Pi i
?rick .1. De l'. : iter, Mrs, ;'--: - Delafl? I. Mrs,
Richard H. Ewart, Mri -.-. Mrs Edwin
L. Oodkln, Mrs. James .1 Qoodwin, Mrs. Fi
1?. Grant, Mrs. Irving Grfiwell, Mrs. John T. Hall,
Mrs. WUlkua P. Hat Q rge G Haven,
Mrs. Richard M. Hoe, Mrs. Alfred C 11
Mrs. Henry E. Howlai 1, Un W. W. Hoppln Mrs
Colgate Hoyt, Mrs M rrui K. Jesup, Mrs. Joan A.
Kit -, Mi- Charlee Lanier, Mrs. J. Howard Latham,
Miss Allelne I>-o. Mrs. Herman T. UvtBgStOO, Mrs.
I.evi J'. Morton Mrs. ,i. Plerpont Morgan,
yiv. '"?? ?rge H. Morgan, Mrs. Btuyv?
Pish Morris th? M h s Ogden, Mrs, H nry
c. potl al mes W. Plnchot, Mrs. v.
A. Perry, Mrs. P. T. H :? Mr-. Henry ?
Batl ??? . Mrs. P. Le Roy Batterie?, Mrs. F. h . -
ten Btuyv? sent, Mrs Walt? r
i. Buydam, Mrs Robert B. Talb.it, Mrs. FT?
P. Thomson, Mrs. J. D. Vermilye, Mr-. Henry c
-.. , Mr.-,. Ci i ?.-.'?- ,. ??
\\. ?
;?>.. -. . many ol wW h are by s
k-: iwn artists, are about a bun Ired In number, and
mostly travesties upon fashion, politics, high
fad* of the day. I i
without ? .' ? it"- exhibits are <iil splendid ex?
amples of tin- caricaturist's art, while many >.f
u?, sa po? ?as so iri-.-.i'. ?i fand of humor and ridicule
as to be Irresistible In their elf? I upon the v:s!t"r.
Among the nun ipal "skits" the
amusing are "C ; . fylng Neatly
Do ire ol Dr. Parkhurst In the sarb ol an
old woman, subjecting .<. number of police captains
to a plentiful scrubbing ol "Lex >w Sapollo"; Colo?
nel War.:.- ?we ping away, with ;h> ai i of s mon
? w ',:->?.!!.. ;. ma impetent ofllclals.
Tl 'i his .s ven , vei and a
1 Design foi a City Fountain,' anoth lueupon
? f : a-, i'ark.1, irai an : the p ?li
inevlta ??? hat, and Trliby feet, are much In
evtden i tl wv. woman," th? bieyclli
: ...
mercilessly r? ited. Other parti ilarlj mil
v ?? ' ? -, ' enl lile i ' i 'haunci j I >??
l Remus l 'own the < '? liar," '
noon Tea,.rii Land - ; the Pilgrims," "Mist
.,;, the B In? "The First Mayor of Hoboken."
"Jane Ark List ng to e Spirit V es," "1
I?uster Road to Palmyra." "Come ana Bee'er," "The
EV ?'? 11 ? -.,,.. I ,.,. ;,|... | |? ,,,,. ,; ,,
d'-n," "La Grippe" and "All la Not 'h.'.i That Glld
.;??: a"
During the afterroon an opening tea was served
in the gallery, tea being poured by Mrs William
Hamilton. Miss Caroline Lee, Miss Constance S.,i
t-ri"". Miss Madel? ? >.,-?-?. \]|8. k n* '?'
Elsie Clevi land Ml \ . ? Howl; ? : Mi*. :<
Grove?. Miss Julia Delafield. Miss Mabel Drako
MUs S. Livingston, Miss All e Glllet Misa Elsie
Huntington, Miss May Han . Miss Lucy Hyrd,
Mlas His.?' Brown and Miss Laura D
MRS. TBEE PAISP?LLY INJURED.
BHB PALL8 ON TUB st.\.;:: i\ i iiii..m.i::.imi!.\
AND BritAIXS HER ARM BKVERELY.
Philadelphia, March 80. Mi B erbohm Tree, the
I': gush actn , who Is j .?? i be I Ibestnut
Str""t Opera House, mel a b s painful ac Ideal
at th.- maun.- performan ? th.r.- to-day. The
play wa? "Captain Swift," ? second <? :
Mr-- Tr. o made a i h< ? I avllj
on th stage. She fell on her arm, whl?h wa?
sev< r ly sprained. A physl Ian wa ?ummoned, and
the play p;... \. ite In Mi ?. i :-. ?
part_
WOMAN KPFFMAOM OUTS A ?BTBACK.
'?' ' ' ? 20 In the S< nate lo-d ;v the
W ? S ultra g bill, u hlch ;. id ;.:.'?? ady ? i ? .
Ike Houa . was reji .-:--d by .; \ it. if 11 t
? ... ^ ?
ENGLAND A\l> THE MONROE DOCTRINE
A REVIVAL OP AMERICANISM NEEDED.
Pr -.i The Atiunt i Coastitat!
, v>'. . ? of An ri nlsm and the un
" ? '' ?ion of the Monroe Doctiin \<
? D.i """ Sl ??''?r republics In this hemisphere
will be our ame* and customers, but If we
theni to the mercy of British Shylocks they
will neither trad, with a? nor side with us wheS
ITS ENFORCEMENT WILL BE SUSTAINED.
Prom The New-York !:? order.
The country, irrespective ol [any. ?,n fenrentlv
hops that this n? wi Is -, ? thai Mr rieveland and
hi- Cabinet have at last adopte?! a pol <j which ? i
prove to the world thai ?/. ,'. ,?? i,
trampled on with Impunity. Every An ",.-,?
Mo'n??S rSc* rag*"*? " '" ?^?toS The
A BUQABOO !'<?u CLEVELANDIBM.
From Tiie Philadelphia i'i
The Monroe Doctrine U ? bugaboo for Cleveland
Ism. Is th? country fated to see It nns.-t -iiV.l \ new
C'doSrineT? '" """?'"l ?Atffciev?
NECESSARY,
A OKNTLE HINT MAY BE
Prom 1 i,.- Evening T.-le^-ram.
England. France and Oernway m;y yet have to
. i J, . 11. t I i. i i I v fit,, f *>,.., i ??..... .. *?.?
ilomatlcally Informed thai th
, trine has never been abrogated
Monroe DOC
?'.' ' THE UNITED BTATB8 mist ACT.
From Th- ClUcsgo Tribune.
cou''V ,Y,\?\'\ s,at"y ",'"''r L* -M"nroe Doctrina
Bon . r'vJ""k ,"" '""7'^""'" > at such an absorp.
OOa of Venezuelan territory. Whether <?rcat Britain
Sa*uiSlB??.t 12 """T. ,h" '\wm? ?" ?rl.itra.on
reoues.lt^t\tr ^0'"' '"" ,,fo 1pms ,han mftk" the
pXtl Tho Monroe Doctrine is positive on this
WEDDIXG9 PAST AXD TO COME
A pretty w< !!.:-?; was celebrated In the Lenos
avenue l'nlt arlan Church. Lenox-ave. and One
hundred-and-twenly-flrsi ? ..;? t evening. Tl
was Ml-.* i v htei of Mr. and Mr?.
Thomas Wilson, of No, 215 Weal One-hundred-ai I
twenty-alxth-st., and th? brldegi wra thi Rev. Merle
St. Crobt Wright, Ih? pastor of the church, Th" ii -
terlor of the church waa handsomely decorated with
flower? and planta, and every seat and n irlj
inch of standing r,,"m was occupied. The marriage
? remony was performed by the Rev, Th.lore C.
Williams, pastor of All Boula' Pnltarlan Church, In
Foorth-ave. The br d<. who fa 1a b? en i .
Chun '. work sii ? ration of the pari-!..
nearl) eight yi us ago, waa given .r.\ i> by bei
father, Her gown was of white satin trimmed with
lac an I h< rvi I w is of tul j mi | I idli -
membera of the congregation, attended Misa ?'
as bridaste*'-da. Edwin T. Rice, Jr., was beat man
.ml ch.-u i. s K. Wight, Herber! M. Curtis, Loula
Brown, Dr, George T. Chase, Percy D. Adams and
Dr. J. T. J. Bird were the uahera. There wsa ?
? il reception after the ceremony. The Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Wright will be at home at No. ?S West
One-hundred-and-twenty-sixtb-at. on Thursdaya In
April.
Miss i.i-die chiids. the cldeBl laughter of Mrs, R.
Child.-, of No. 29 East Beventy-flfth-at., was mar?
ried to Solomon Mande! ?asi ei ming, In ?m.- of the
;. n lot of the Hotel Brunswick. The Rev.
It. David aiverman, the aaatstant rabbi at the
Temp!- Emanu-El, Flfth-ave and Forty-thlrd-st.,
.,:,,, lated. Tl ? brldi. s-ho ?si attln i In a gown
of white moir? ai '? lace, was given away by her
mother. Mrs. Cbllda wore a rl h gown of black
velvet trimmed with ducheaae lace. .Miss Minnie
Childa and Misa Florenci Childa attended theli
sister a-- brldesmalda, Thi re, was no maid ol honor.
.laics Mandel u.'.s his brother's , est mau. Xhe
ushers were William Ro nteld, Dille Sellgaberg,
Louis Krankfei.i. Henry Smith, Abraham Scheurer,
FTankle Sellgaberg, Joseph Stein snd Solomon
Fechhelmer. A reception, dinner and dance fa
lowed the ceremony. After a tri;, to California, Mr
and Mi - M in Ii i sill make lb Ii liomi with Mrs.
Childa,
The marriage of Miss Clara Robert to Dr. Lou
Ptsi her took place laat evening at the home
brlde'a parents, Mr. and Mis. Albert A. Robert,
No. MM Becond-avc. The Rev. Dr. Philip Klein, of
? mple < iba i Ked< k, 11 rformed the ? i remonj. In
presence of the relatives of thi couple. After
a bi lal dlnm r party foi I e ii mi Hate mi
; Fischer famlll i. a ri cept on was
held froi i I 11 o do k Among Ihe gin -
vlted were Dr. and Mrs. lieorgi F Shradv, Mi u .
Mrs. l. Fischer, \li. an I Mi Fn lerl ,. Joseph,
Mr. and Mi i. Henry Hi
mith, It a. Ja it?j. Mi ? is U
:?? -- ' ? ."1..-1 Jam? , L>r. and Mrs A. K
Mr ai 1 Mi s. Samuel Kahn, Mi un I Mrs. Mux
Mi nt< s? r, lu . .n. 1 Mi Max Kl.ihcrn. Dr. S. Tj n
bi n Hi ? .' Kobi rt, Mr. and Mrs. l.o I
Mr and Mrs. All ? ? r ? ui
Kahn - le Flsohi i n
i It : "i... . ? \.. >. s
The man ige of J
est daug! ter ol Mrs. A. Stra i. -. of No x.r.i
ton-ave.. to Jeromi Poster,
.M'-y. i r ?ti it noon
. In ' 'al ni ? H ill, .-??'. ei :,.-.\\ ? and
Fifi ? v nth -?
I >:;?? of the .?. ? Idi pt of the Ha s I i
:"..... m K i :
ol Mrs. William K. Thoi ;i and a
thi late (' : ?. i Ion V'anJ-rbl u . i . ?
CI'" : B'hlch will be i I In <
:'.
. ? ? ? . I renee It-it!
. Ml an i Mr Jacques >< ,;.-?..: i. .,:
\V. -;)','? ? . ?
ike ;?.-! ?? i: -
, ? | M
\\ . ..... ?? - of the lal
Macau iy, to < ?
Mr, n I Mi s. ? 'a. .'.: Fl '
? i
It - ...??..
seluer. No. 27 Wesi ? t>r Will
. mi Fl ihei Lewis, rector of Si ? '.- ? i - I'rol
episcopal Church, I1 <> :. i
lives of th<
the widow of Co
na< s mi mber of Congr? ? -. ???? m
i "ol mel Frost wa
? ; vei nor Cleveland, ?
: , stafl ol Governor M
The ? :ii: igemeni ?.
Miss B< lie Roger?
J .-: ? ? lo C ? : ' city.
im i vi \ rs /v sot :i? r.
r. : s In Pai a pretty lun n
? ! ? r home, So. I" Mad
North, In honor of h' r brothei and slster-in law,
Mr an 1 Mrs. Fl
v. >. , an h< :.i ' brlel visit. 1 table was
-*. with plnS roset and ferns The gueats In
,i,i,i,! Mr.- John Btruthers. of Philadelphia; Mr.
.mi Mr-, v. 1111 m E Igar Bhi pi
: w. M.ss Nam ll Ada '? Kenn
Mi i. Will 11. I I. of N
eon m
honor of 1 M : Th u
who has n -t recovered from ? i" ? Uln?
? . ? ' a t el y d ecor
tic. .?: -, and :. ? ' i. ?ra a ei 1 ??
labra. i '? ?? - : he t ol
it tl . . Ii
liiwii!, Mr D : John t?, Mi i. A. I ...??.??
Ml W. 1!. Osb i, .:.? IV i: 1.? li he, Mr
Beiden J. R?| W. W. ! ! John
M . ??..;. an : dru. Walt?
Mra. Wilbur J i . . ,
recepi
i., ?
Baldwin Among ih . i I
were Ml i. Ethan A n, Mr. and Mi
man Cha pin, Mrs. Th - ? \.
lam B. I..vine-;,,!,, ,:.
H . kill Miss Wotherspoon,
M Ward, Miss .!? nn? Jules J
\\ hlti !.'? ise, Mason Ral
l mark, d thi weekl) t tl ??
Knlcki rboi ker Bowling ( ? Id ?,, ihn
ling. In West F
Th? !?? was a large >. imls .
: ? ' ? ; ? ? ? I to i
the rcfresl . a ho
made rea
:.
wa i ? m.I, thi ? i
hrst series being a- follows: Miss 1'erkli 170; Dr.
P. B. Portci II .1 li I...i : . . . i;n; ;,!, FlU
gi ral I, la. Mrs Frank B Ki ? h, W; Mi
. alfe 1 homai 111; N U Johi 23; J. M
er> Strong, 172; Ueorge H Nlclmlas, |i . lal; \. i
fl ith< rfui I, i.M. Mlsi Soutti :. 116; James I! '
] ", and Miss I "hees. borough, II Th' w ? i
?t.- tirsi series wer? Ml-- Ethel Scott, with m cor?
. :??? ulng W ?; Eliot the eh mi] on, u . It .
Bel H. Lai la ?. who tie il R. Hoi i ? Uallatln. In
>-. neral playing the hlghi r< yesterday, 2)6
points, ?.i madi by Mi Uallatln A mon s n.
piesenl vesterilay v.? i?? ihi ' 'ouni ? nd C? n i
Mont aulnin, Mrs. John C >\ ? -'? rvi It, Mn . Fr< d
. ?.. k li i Srant, Al ster i ;:> eni Reai Admlrs 11
..? .. Mi I. B lyard Smith, M J i n Mi .
w M Bi njan In, Mli - Ri i.'owii rt. M
i \t ???:" I, : MIS Maud A. la-land,
M/. Si ht >< der, Ml H Hull Mil Hall, I ; a
L, I '. lafleld, K li Keei h an i l 'hal les II Stout.
Ml S. ?' Harriot, of No, l.'i Wesi Twent) mird
?I a g| . t ?. -1 laat "at home" to-m i row.
\ ? m '.v i b irn to Ml al I I J. I ?.ikley
i inder on 1 " ?d iy mci ulna
; ?., |, ? m by A. B. de lluerville to-d u ; t 11:13
I ? which ?-as to be given ??? Mrs. Wllmei ?
home, m'III Instead be delivered al the houae of
Mi p m Sti .. ns.
"////. 7 no (?r.sri.l MKS" ?TILL WAXTKD.
Mr l >,.];.? i.i i been i : pelled to am mi I \ i or
three extra performance of "The Two Qentlernen
'. ? ? na." The matinee performance yesterday
?.. , , .'.,?.?,.!, ,| t , ta? dooi . ind thi ?. i|u< i I n other
opportunities for a sight ?1 this Shakespearian
? >m d an I apectacle ha Induced Mi I ? ? y to
m ? :... , . pi ,-i immi. an t he anno im es a fare?
well evening performanci ol "Thi Two (Jentlemen
of \'. rona" foi to-mori is ind
m i tin. ?? for Satui la) I n a") ?*ui I
run of "Nancj .v Co.," a hlch i lb? icted only to
mghl .md ..n .-' iturday and ?! nidaj even ngs, On
i Tuesdaj the new far?.-e, "A Bui le ol Lies, ' will be
produ
i,rv. wr?L now s \rxrrr i n:.-r BlRTHDAT,
PorUand, Me., March 20 Oeneral Seal Dow, "The
Father of Prohibit! in," lo day ?? li braU ! hli nlm ly
blrthda; >< had m inj i ill? ri ind rei elvi d
telegrama of congratulation from friends all ovei
the country. He Is In i ?cell? n< hi i th in i la ip
parent:; ? roni ml vlgoroua ai lu h bei n rar
' i w iiiy yeai
M?MMUet Or MiMsir.K l>i:siivs BOX.
BvansvUle, Ind., M ir< h M The weddlna of
Chmrl. l'.i.ii. )t . , !.:..i - .?: lesa t Ion .u Peking.
China, and Misa Marth i Orr look plac? hei
nlghl at the Walnut Streel Pi bylerian Church, the
p.i -rcr, tic- ReV, <it;- A Smith, i m
ma W?TlMLtr? TU f A 1 gg.
Mr. Mansfleld axpecU to open his Ihestre, la Thir?
ty-fifth- t. late Harrigan'i al Eaater The house
?Hl b.- refitted snd redacoratad, and the siax" will
b- < mipletely renewed and much Improved; the first
tw ' ? ek of the atas ? will, It is likely, be devot? I
t<> Bevan ?.;' the popular playa "i dr. Mansfleld'?
repertory, after whtch a new play will be produced
with aerupuloua attention to exa ellenc? of cast, scen?
ery and appotntmeata. li ,- Mr. Mansfield's Inten
t;.,n to bave a splendid stock company, and to give
Comedy. Historical Drama, the works of Shakespeare
bos and tinn, and the l>. si Modern Play? thai can
ti" obtained. Even Intellectual person in the com?
munity v. ,i wish lilin at!; u i.i fortune .a his good
enterprise.
\feom the LOST warship.
I
-
THE coast NEAR COUIL STREWN WITH
WRECKAGE
! ARTICLES PROM THE REINS REGENTE WASHED
ASHORE?ONB STATEMENT THAT THIRTt
BODIES HAVE BEEN REOOVBRED.
London, March 20 A dispatch from San remando,
i ir Cadis, says that th..ist near Coull, soni -
what further south, Is strewn with wreckage, uni?
forms, Hags and numerous other articles from the
? cruiser Reina Regente. Th.- officials along Ike
? have forbidden -t" people to approach the
points where tie wreckage has been cast up. oa?
ten IM) to pn v.ni the scenes of anguish which
would accompany the search for the bodi. s of
? friends or relatives The officials refuse to ?ay
What they are doing to recover bodies and wreck
age. Th. people believe 'hey are doing nothing.
Madrid. March M it is asserted here thai Ad?
miral Pasqu?n, Minister of Marine, knowa the truth
? regarding the missing ?miser, but that no official
' announcement of her fate win" be printed until s
I new cabinet shall have been formal. Meanwhile
Cadis and Cartbagena, where most of the officers
? and crew ol the ship belonged, are In general
mourning, and the women of th. so cities ar.- hi ap
; Ing maledlctloni upon the heads of the Moorish
Embassy, whom they lo,,;< upon sa the c,in?e <.f the
disaster, as it ma ujM.ri h.-r return trip from c in
veylng them to Tangier that the croiser was lost
The "Correspondencia" Una morning reiterate?
, the assi rtlon that the R< Ins Reg? nte was dis? on n d
sunk In shallow water at Bajo Aceitunos, adding
that the wreck a u lui I \ I dble at low Ude The
'paper also ayi thai the crulsei Alfonso XII has
bi .. n ti. n Ihe wreck the bodies of thlrti of the
crew ol the wrecked ship A i : hlon wa il e?i ... hot
al Tarifa has been Identlfl. l ..s having come iioai
the cabin of the Reina Reg? i
"El Imparcial," how.v.r. this mornlt : .
] tin- r. p,.r; tit >' th? wrei k of tin- Reina R<
? lias been discover! 1 -, utter!) without : ?und?
1 The Alfonso XII, which w.i-i sen) oui to war h for
? the missing s'iip. has. the paper asserts, returned
' from Ini- cruise without having obtain? l any news
i ? ? ? rdlng thi fat? of the i rui ei.
THE DUCHESS OP LniN8TER DEAD.
SHE WAS PAatOl'S POR REH BEAl'TT A DAPGIf
1 BR ? ?K t.. ?!::> I 'KVERSII AM.
London. March 30 Th? "Yorkshire Post" an
death al Mentons yaster.i iy ..f the
Du hess ol Lelnster, the noted beauty.
? >f the four k>v< lau lera of Lord an l I... Iy
i ' im the D ? f 1 ?Inster was in
? ? . i latui i - . bes
11er app? u . .-. "i a !?? i- \er she
was seen, < n at Ro? i of the
. - i mo i- for I heir come
. . ? | .
ni" I niele M -. I i
mely .i - i i mit utlve husb in I, a ho .11. il
inti -
i. she was ne .?.???
ips Just foi ? i ? :
i will i man j
don, when sere ? In 1
lut I, ? -;- dly an ? th? ; ?? i round the I ?
? - a, It Is pi
sb ?? n.lei mln< -1 b) the attack ol I
' ? i four
le to I
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?
pri ? ? l ' il ?? of Lei itei
n >i m ?? ?? than ? ? ira old, . tend?
to bear th.
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of Pi :.-:,.! 11 w
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a
to recall t ?
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I I tha' all ol ? : ? ??- I. .'? - i- i ?
ITLEH MUST l:i Sa" ? ?RE THE PICTURE
?
?in.:
|.,. \i n 0.-A di ?? rendered I
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...>.. | pay ?10 dam
: pnrtra I
v. , . the Champ ?le Mars il ind
.. t.. ,i
,,\,??? the prl.t (he picture, r< fus< I In
it n, .-'?i v tituti :
When the i ?? first < am? I ? trial
? ,i. I thai he had eflar? i ihe hi-ad n
i ... i i - : , . ? ret-ts Whist
plctu . rn Sit w
iheek, with Inter? t at f, i??r cen? The ,.i list is s
mm i lo i . y 130 damage? and 11.Is of tl.<
i i
ii
LOOKING TO GLADSTONE TOR RELIEF
ico-i . ? ?; i ? v: M :: M ' ' IIREAI THE RPKAKI
UKAM/K'K IX THE BOfSE f>K ? ? ?MMON ?
i ? need that Mr. Glad
? .i . ,i m return lo England al Ihe end >.? ? r j - - pre?
. ?. - ? i 111 ? , ed that he will i
,n addr? ss t. i he 1 lout ? ?.! < looim n ? ? I ?
, , i M lion Arthur Welieslej |?< I, the re
Si? aker. i he ! . lera In the Ho >are In
i pp. m.i! ??.?? es i?? ? ?....-r a ?l .. : :. ? mediator In
??.;?? . ? k. Several of the 1
. wspapei In ' ? I ?>rl
I:-, .... the Premier to ms
sea i . ? lief thai trip would be
, : lo bin
in the Hot.r < 'ommons to da) the ?. II Intro
du.-ed ! ?. Timothy liealy, member for the North
I -.-. ion of Louth, gl ? i ? .. i \- r..i, -paver In Ir ,?
?. vote In the bon u i li ??? ? ?.-. hi rated
i ? nil n adlng Though the measure I <
tnilar lo th? Vlunl Ipal i i in h ? ? act,
. long n. ? n m for. In i ?ngl md,
i? .-a hi mglii ' rwanl annually for the lasi twentj
>. .i .i.i i ? . ? ked bj the l'onse? s itlve
u.? ,,. .-? ol th. 11
M r i (a I four and other Con ? : va Uve ipeaki rs t
tun. ? i i ha? i hej approved the nv .. n ?.
GERMANY'S ATTITiTDE ON SILVER
tandon, March 20 "The Morning Post'a" Berlin
. ? , . i ondi :,t sa]
Inirins Ihe State Council's dlscui. .,t blmetsl
. !.. i'ounl Mlrbaeh' pi ;??? -.' foi an Initial under
standii Kran? and Ih?- l'nlted ?tati s w??re
ipported. The opinion prevailed thai Kurland
would not move anil that International blmel
, would i.- Impo? M- a Ihoui her The consensur
,,i opinion ws that If ti i onf? rence : bou Id be
.Ij practical ; ibjec! of Inquiry would l?-,
| How la II possible lo raise the prl ?? ..r sllvei with
OUI I" ejudl ? : , ti.. ex ling s) tern .'
Till. BEHRING BEA BEIZt'RE.
T.
Ma
\ ,
?ll.p
morning paper says: "Regarding the claim ..t
Canadian s? ilers for damages In connection with
Behring Sea selsurea, it la learned thai ins United
But? authorities have notified the British Oov
ernmenl thst they are prepare?] t.. resume negotla
i ?? u once. Tins aaaurance, however, la looked
upon as having little meaning, if the negotiations
resalte.) 'n ,i convention, it would, when signed,
have to be submitted to the United State? Senate
i..i confirmation by ? tw?Vthlrds maiorlt) Unless
,i special session is held, which Is altogether un?
likely, this cannot be done until December next.
Then Ihe question arises .is to Whether the Senate
Mill agree to submit the question to arbitration,
though the faith ..i tin- Nstlon Is pledged to thai
emit"
? '
1 lull
SPANISH REINFORCEMENTS FOR CUBA
Santander, March 2o.-a detachment of troops
consisting of 2is men start-d for Cuba this morn
Intr to reinforce the Government forces In that
Island.
Havana. March ML?The steamer Alfonso XIII ar?
rive.! at Ouaatanamo Uxlay with two battalions
of infantry whli li were embarked at BarceKaaa.
A BTORT <'F TURKISH CRUBLTY.
bTATBMKNTI OB* a TURKISH OrTICBl ODHCBRN- '
tSKI Till: ARMENIAN OCTRAOBR
London, March M A special reporter ol "The
Dally N.ws" reports his Inquiry Into tha Am* alan
outrages. H<- saya: ?'There is abundan) and unani?
mous evidence of the bloodiest, most fiendishly
premedlsted and damnably perpetrated massacre
of Innocents. This i intend to prove out "f the |
mouths of the perpetrators themselvea."
Th- correspondenl Bends'from the Russisn fron- ]
tier, under the date of rVbruarj 2S, the story whk i
he himself gol from ?' Turkish aon-commlsBloned
officer. This officer, acting under orders, share i in
the slaughter. He'described tha revolting borrora
at great length. ' He has now left the army," say
th?' corresponden', '.ind has fled r" RUSStS, where
h" is persecuti I by the infinit" horror of his own
thoughts and is dying ?urely and rapidly. I que
Horn i him three hours In thi pn wnc? of responsible
witnesses. I ?.is deeply Impressed with his resigne I
melancholy and Invincible despair. He said thai
throughout the fighting h- never heard of a single
soldier being wounded, much leaa killed. Many
Kurds w. r> killed, however, ??specially In the earlier
days of the affair.
TWo BOATLOADS OF DYNAMITE EXPLODE.
tv.cntv t ivt: PERSONA kii.u:" AND MM-'?
norata shattered
Amsterdam, March ? -While '.'."," esses contain
Ing 235.000 kllogi imsof dynamite, deatlned for Mass
liiis. were beini transferred by boata on the Rhine j
from Oerman territory tear Ijoblth, yeaterday even?
ing, the cargi.f two of tha boata exploded, blow
? . ? i, ?ata and bo itmen to atoms.
i:- irts of the disaster are conflicting. Tak ig
tact tl >? i i'.'" of the csa? -
expii I. : ih? rt imai ? done In Loblth waa not ?
t: k of I howev? r, wa i felt as
far i ? i !mn ? i i h
Latest that a church In the vlllag of
Ellen wa ? shall ?? I by the ? sploal in, an I tb il
hmi collapsed In Emmerich and Keeken. It
. . thai tv enty-tlv? person? sei ? kille I.
Oleve, Salmorth, Toi
I am. r, Spick ind half a do? n other ne irl y p ?
; v '
;,-. r . ?? rhree t" dies have i ?' n n i overe I.
a .?? . fi un i ??? ing in :i i.f ruins
. n.f the explosion had n il bei n
Ulm . An Inqulr) ha ?? ? in In Cleve.
? ? ?
CHINESE TROOPS TO MAKE A STAND,
? -..-. i, t rTACiiMKN ; ? of Tin: j tPANl
M '.i: KIN CHi if
:..,. : n. March -'? The Shanghai correspondent
of the "Tim.s" i ? ? >uta report
they met an advanced detachment of Japai
? ? Kin Chou. O? neral [?i
to m.ke nia st.md a i tin I them a
?
? m, Mar h 10 Special
. . ? | here to the appointment of Marsh U Prince
? .,. f of all Japs
II ? ' i that an
lapan will be p
agre? I upon, ??? thai Japan b? llevi
? .
?
.... ..... re , .
. ... ; ? ?... ,,i t.. a . i"-- without
ghl not be
...-??
:
? M, gata as M
it Tnl helle?
? ,-, , il reasons. Mr. Mat!
.? . ' ??? '. rtl ' : ' ?' . . ?
...
;.!.;? in through some of hei m bi
. ..
... r Wai .;???? i ' ' '?"'???
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I ? . Japan ;?
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KPITtUtS I'NDER EXAMINATION
IN MADRID THR
MINI i:v
Madrid. M
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rfting the i
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Pel
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Tie ,' milSt tillV I <
.,. m ho ha i turnH fr..ni a trip to
? .. h? had de| ?? . .'- fol .< ? ihe 'cosas ils
Kspa fia an '
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?.n .j on "?? have :... . 1 lo Ihe
<;?m ri r I "'??
i ? r< ? ? i i" i- *? r.- i ? is. Mr. i
n ?i ?' . tani man of ttw party, on
: ' ? '
.,.;, , t ? ? m nanhy; in<l here
Is Mr. ??,.i. .-, . ' - :"-- o
?; ? \i : iim? r??n and
I' ? Mai il ??"? ) Im 'I ?? f? i ???? "I ' I
opp
ni lugh vlo
Mi :. .? .: rill i, ? ven i- '
f. i ? , i ? .!..,.. to end hi da) In his
n itlve land I . i I ? . ir<xl II it all igalnsi
: id Im com Imp ' ? ta to the
'?.?:. ? . . ire yet Irr? diietlbli. bul
.,,, n, \ eould slice? . d onl) In ..i ? the
laltni I. which Is an i
tc, p.itlu Itel me, ? ? have bul on? qui
m -? mina
and It I i, n ' .i i ??' l ? fforts have been
?.. .,, iiiihr .:. our i i Igi'ti I'll- list une
? ? ? i onl) m almost Im Igi Iflr tnl d< fielt, an I the
i ? v ' . ? will I i|.rmal
Mar hal Mai tin? ? ' 'ami ?s was no I? ptln
:? in : ? . ? Cuban Insui reel m, ai I hi ren I
his ?m rvlewer that he Kiew something about the
qui lion, since he ha I i" wghl al ?ul Ihe ? nd of the
foi n.. : : h lion when he waa ' 'aptaln ';? neral "f
Cnl .
' ?PI . (SKI) Tl I '"' INFEI ?BRATH >N.
SI John' . N. !?' (Special) ^:| antl-confederatlon
meeting waa held here laal night. Resolutions con
demnlng the proj i ? d ui.i with Canada and op
; . sending di pull? ? to ? Utas i, were passed.
Th.- leadei in th? movement are neu without In?
flu? nee ..i posit loi There Is need ol prompt action
par? "i ? he ? '????. ? rnmenl In si ranging union,
SU William Whli waj still weak ?ml Is nol
II k? ? 1 -. lo !. ive hit ! oom for some wceki It Is ex
p.-.?'? i thai a d? nutation will ? tari without him on
M.H. n :?;
? ?
si i\i ; i-, nt i HE U ?8 ' 'C 'i in: Ki.iti:
Rotterdam, March 9* Thi trial ol iha action of
tl..- North Oerman Lloyd Bti kinship Company
,, iin : in., owners ol the Brttl h ? uner Crathle
for damages for the los-? of Ihe steamship Elba
u . ? call) d In ?in civil eeui I here Ihli n ?
The lawyer fbr the North Oerman Moyd ai I
th.it tha Crathle alone w..s responalble for the dis
.i ur. In claiming damages for the company, be
held thai umban.ighl to be plac? i on the < Tathle
until her owners m lemntfled the North Uerman Lloyd
for ti"- loss of ih- Erbe, Interesti and costa ol tha
sull Included. The lawyer representing th.- Crstble'a
owaen mads ? counterclaim of damages in vi? w of
the Injuries sustained b) hei In rhe collision. He
demanded thai the North Oerman Lloyd give se?
curity for the damages und coats lo the ?mount
?it :?(""" florin
After making thi formal statem nt, he Informed
tha ''oui! thai II had i.n Impossible for the de?
fendants i" i? i> i> i? ? theli .' ? m lie short tin..
since the action wai begun, and asked that thai
trial ha posponed f. r eight days The request was
granted. The Court sat with closed doors.
THK QUAINT CLUB DIN NEE
A JOLLY COMPANY, MANT OP WHOM ITEM RAIL
.'?"Wi Mi:\. OATHERJED IN THE WTAL
l" >i:i' BANQUET BALL
Th" memlier? of the Quaint Club met at th" :
Hotel Waldorf last night tO enjoy their "semi- ;
occasional" dinner. The decorations of the bibles
ted of links of green Ivy leaves, which, laid
over the snow-white cloths, mad" ? charming ef?
fect. The majority of those present last niKhi w<trs
railroad men, ao the dinner was started OB time j
and "wood runs'' were male. No one was "aide
tracked," but win ii the si.thee began Ute speak- |
. rs had to bake many 'tlyitiK saritohes" ".it risk '
in order to "pull In" "on time," and most of them
act ompbahed this, in spite of the Jolly crowd of
trs n that la speech "wreckers." There were so
formal toasts. All present mud" speeches, the ma- |
jority of which were short and to the point. The
short speech? S W< r.- gl n?rally delivered without the j
speaker arising, and then they wer" received with ,
"laughter and applause." Every man at the din- {
ner found at his plate a ni* page of "Napkin
Toasts." Tins.- were clever utile rhymes and well
"hit off" the nun of whom they wer- written. The
menu cards were unique?that i*. quaint A chame?
leon with a golden chain around hi.? Beck .sprawled
on the cover, and on th" inside was I "legend"
(emphasis should be placed on the first syllable
..;? this word and the "g" pronounced hard) which
read: "if you don't v.r'-' ;i good dinner, kick for it."
A pretty Illustration accompanied the legend."
Many jolly songs were sung and the dinner was a
Mi -cess from ".?.(art t,. finish."
Oeorge ll. Daniels, of th.- New-York Central Rail?
road, presided. At hbt rl I were Q. <?. McCormlck,
? i| train, manager of the "iior Pour"; I. C,
Anderson, passenger agent of the New-York, On?
tario and Western; \. J. Power, of the (?rand
Trunk, p. .1 Wolfe, general passenger agent >>f the i
N.w-v.ak ?'. ntrai Railroad; ?". i- Crane, general
passenger agent of Ute Wabash Une, At bis i>-ft sat (
P. ?-. Ainior... general passenger agen oi the Louis* '
villa and Nashville; D. B. Martin, general passen?
ger agent of the "Big lour'; *Y. L. QuiUanden,
train.- manager of the Old Dominion Line; James
B. Townaend and John VV. Keller.
Among others present were l>r. I.. I- Seaman,
Arthur !?'. Bowers, Job E. Hedges, J. W. Burdlck,
general passenger agent of the Delaware and Hui
aon; John A. Schlei? her, iie?>rge I-', ttpinney, ..t -J aa
'i ;i,, '; tieorge L Connor, trafile manag r of the
New-York, New-Haven and Hartford; < >. ll Taylor,
general passenger agent of the Kail River Line: A.
C, Kendall, of :h" nil Dominion Une; Henry Fol?
ger, pn lid? nt ol the St. I?uis St? ai ib al i omp my;
Charles B. Lambert, general passenger sgent ol
the West Shore; VV. K. Gillette, auditoi ol the
Atchison, Topekaaad Santa !?'.?, \v. Caldwell, agent
?:.- v\ eat Shore at Chlcag i; H. B. J ig ??. agi nt
of the West shot" at NeW-York; J. Il Tremper,
H w. Tan-.::. B. <;. Lemon, W. J. Arkell, B.
Cillam, ?'. A. Baratt ml, ol the Lond m an I North
w ?-i, rn Railroad, who retary ind treas?
urer of the club; Oeorge A. fric. W Berrl, M. C.
It ach?. D. J. Kaand? i ?, B, J, Richard?. 1 ?
Howe. W. B, Rodl?. <: orge De H laen, Tb
ll i.. -, I.. W. Cummlngs, I-'. H. fllbbardi \\ T,
Bull an i W. ll. Woolveri >n.
.1 NEW ALU ANCA Y ABS.
IT IS SAH) THAT SHE HAD AX INSt'RQBNT OEX
ERAL ON IK)ARU AM. LANDED HIM
AT BANDY IP " ?K Ml IH .VIA N< ft
TO BE l : i :? - v i -i -t. : ?
Kavai i, M.?r 'a ?.?The Lu? h i" asserts that th"
hip Ail; i" i, ? !.? ? !;:? i on b) the B|
i i ',.n !?? de Yen u II i lhad on boar i the
Cuban rebel general, Antonio Uaseo, and hi?
brother J..s,. and that she landed him at Sandy
!lo.,k.
Wa hlngton, March .? It la authoritatively said
thai there Is no foundation for the report
:ii b- r?. il.> i i.v tos Oovernment
a: th? of S. r- tary 'ir- ?ham. M i r
Muruaga, it la said, l..?-1 i.n guilty of no
which : m ik-- hita i- rson i n ?a
grata to th. Oovei nm? at of th? ? 'nit? I State?
While he has spoken his mind freelj on the Alli
.?? i (Tali h? has not, his frten Is s.i. -. ???:.,-? l
an) of the ??:!;? ?i proprii tl? Th it s- (I >r Muruaga
may before many weeka ?. inlai from
... no loubted In . ?'- il ? Irclee.
: hs do so, however, It will not t.- because
between himself S? ? r- tary of
Btati ' ? ? purely persons) re?
Senator Fi , s.-... Is a leading ni< ; Ix r of the
on l". - gn R narked
that he wa I i .mi
; : iblitl f Spjln .11- ll KiSing I
; moat I u
-,v OUl ! .1 -- !'.:???
e that It Woul .al > tor the
rttates t.. ?.-?> over .?t, 1 t ik-- possession of
'A .? ? . rt linl) "-n!..'
or?l. ; ??. n, in 1 out OUI , I - ?I ?hotlld
i It, I for i li?
to h i-,,, an ? pport unity to s ,
THE M.LIANCA SAILS FOR COLON,
r A . it which a
anlsh wai . It ist larcl
.-. i
?
rr ha i taki
..... ? |o wi ? him off
and I ? I regal Pr
regai
.? i iIng the
Ci t'a remari m thi affair' " i
?\\.-::, i do not think that I ?houl i ? . the
i," laid < 'aptaln
nk pel .s thai i am cap ible i t mak
:- tl
? and hope I ki ow ill
? ton i
th? mattei to the i'r, ?Id?
ii es, an i ll ' i ha I !.. ? :;
I do not i hlnk that he w ul I ha .->? ex>
. i: ling thi 'iuth ?: ? he In
The Villa i I .'... s ou) ?even passengers ar.,1 a
full ai general mer indis*. She ..irr'., s no
arms except is? I revolver?, which
to Ht ma m < 'olon. and for a III h the .
' , ? i : Kular p> rmlt.
MARSHALL F. WILDER T<> BS IX ENTERT'AINBR.
An Inten leneflt for the Howard Mission and
Home for Little Wanderers is t,. he given to-morrow
? c In Chlekerln? Hall, Marshall I'. Wilder
will !???;(>? mo.if hie funniest monologues. Th?
complete programme la as follows.
M -? . . .?- . i
Mnml :tn yuint ?
M .
Marshall I" M I ?
Hallad, "i 'ns Bu M nlni .>>??> la
.;.??<. i i'i s
t.i i'/." ne., ,Vla tent Lon
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, - ? - : : 1 - ? .- .???!< \ - n
M . i-l.,um. Aul-?.
?: ?ne .
M ? ill P Wll
Ri "O Pi. ki s .:" .Klmbsll
? ; . , I 'A ?> ..,-,?
m u i u i yuini
-.
i irnarl
. . I1..T.1
in ihii ? m n-- r .w. i -i.,- r rti ci i. , .
f.u tl. r'* i-ura . ... v
lermlisliin lietwei'ii ,;,,.?-,,.
tue'* > ! . ail
i" Mi, WlW
"l i CK. -' JublU, ?? . ?
?'? < ; . ttlv.
rk
i Mind 41a t)utnt?t.
;;/ v JO> SOS I / // i HT AMD
i v. n brl Ige, Masa , Mai M (Bpe tlall Ben Joi
s.u.'s "The Sllonl Woman" was sutH-sasfully r. pro
du ? I at Harvard at two p. rfi tmance? t., ?la) under
the auspices ..r the lepartmeni of English The
.um of Ui ? dep irtmei wa . ? ex urtlj the
whole aftei no n p. ? irinan ? u a theatre In the
than Bge
.!?? i all, The a ting u.. done b) pupils of Franklin
Sargent, ..t the American academy of Dramatic
Arta, of New-York Th? fop and gallants and cltl
? : e wen identa At both pei -
:??! m in tea th? re were . ing th ?
Itj ..f 'h- Harvai I professors and man) visit
ii--. pi if? ??ors from Amherst, Brown, Tufts, etc.
'i "?? model ,.: the theatre and stage was the fs
mous old Swan Theatre, of London, Tins perform?
ance was s., successful that it Is llkel) an at
will be made within a year or tw-., to bring out a
p!a> vhere the acting ai l all ar,- .lone by students
The department <it English will, In oth i wort-, n
prodm-e in English play In Just the -ame manner
m which th.- "Phorralo" wa produced laat year
by tin- Latin department,
A.? ( HlxeiiH nuil SI runner?
.- atjrilsh bau i r sxti i quality ?hoald call at !
Espi-nscbeid'a n? Nassau s<
HliriicIlN I lonrliiK BstSSMlS
ars lesdem all taa w,ria ..v.t.
DIED
BAKER 'm Tuesday, March IS, iv:., at the noreaoa
Apartm<^u-hou?e, tiisrlsa M. Hafcer, in the -mhii w.,r ,,:
in, ?i?.'
1'ini.eiii service? ,.t Trinity Chapel, Skh-st., ssar Broad- !
?,i>. ,,ii Thursday, las '?\*i ihm. al ;t o'docti p. m
< iilll|>KII> 11, T? It lleullneiil, N.,U,,iial ii,,.,r,l ;
N. V., N.w \.iiv March IS, ISM it Is with profound
?,.rr,,w th* i',,mu. imtnu ?>tli."r aanauscsa the dasth ..f
Fine Sergeant Chartes M Hake? T.n^nberi at ?hi? i
v ;.r- requestsd m aitmd tus (userai ?Tricas la
?ltlsen?' dresa si Trinity Chapel, aSth-st. .ma ilroadwav
Tharaday, March U, ai .1 a m.
nsMfBL A. KESBITT. ? aptala >
DIED.
BAOBAC ssaMsnty, al luagiw od. N. J. M?rch *??
!>.:?.?.. Q, neral Adas? DadasB,
Sntl' ? of funeral hereafter, ., . _ v?w.York.
I.i i i. ?m Monday. Mar.h is. ?t Harrison. New-lorn,
Man it. ii. in tr?- BBta rest ef Is? age. v?,hewe
Fur.etil ?ervlre si the reside??* of Mrs. William Matneww
Thursda) afternoon, March -I st 3 ???**? . t,.,^, ab
??,.,?. n;.., will in..- traia leaving Cirand tor..ral l"T"T ??
HKI.ld.V; On Btaaesy, March 1?. MM ?t Chicago, III..
, : William V. II. I.hug. .
Fun i-.l st D ver I'l.ilis. .\. Y.. Fri.lay. March ?, st IX
l. II .
CfRTIS tl Hartford, Coast, - " M ?sear. IflBk inst., Asa
B. Curtis, In th? 8M year of bis sgs.
: m Thursdaj fro? his Isti isasssaes st ?sssjb ??
FIELD On Wednesday. March ?. 't MMsTkHewa, ST. *m
Martha Tarier, wtdow of fissasa ?> Basas, ?????? e*
Funeral sen-lea at bar lata rsataaases Bsitsessy, Marsh 2*.
at I ..".'1 p, III. ?. In i ,v
Carriages at Red Bank StatlOB on arrival "f train i'??
Bg l.ll ei t> -t. ai n JO l M
HfSTKD Al Paeksklll, N Y? March IS. lW?-'>. Juliet S.,
?rife of Charts? li. Rusted , w_
I services will be held al th.? residence Bf IBB?
John J. Cos, Blmpsoa Ptsxe, Pesfcskttt, ThsfSSSy. Maro*
liurisl ?n s. Matthews CBHsrcsysrs, Redford. M. Y.
n pap i a pti isa i op)
IUYUdt "ii Wednesday. M ir^ li -."O. ISM, AMifall A?,
widow .f David Revier, tn her 73.1 year,
v o,.- ..f fuserai m PrMsy'a pasar.
KRTELTAS Tuesday, March IS. Mary, ?laughter Bf thai
lau Eugene and Mali la i Krl -
Relatives and friend? ?re Invited in a't-nd th? rsaswaa
?ervlOM -o ser lata resldeae?, ^7 s'i Mirk's I'laoa,
Fi .. iy, Maren --. al l" a a*.
LANE On Turada; evealag, Maren It, Kphratm Un?, SB
the 7 in, real ..f "his as?-,
fun. rai services si t. is lata residence, Pleasaatvgls, -v s.?
on Saturday, Mai * 23, .it S o'd ? ek \> >:???
Train leaves Qrsnd Central Depot al \?:X> a. m.
MACDONALD Al lb? realas sea at hw ;,?rents, 127 West:
KTth-st., ..n Wednesday, the '.'"tli inut.. of pn-iimonfckj
,t..hn, -n of Norm in and strati '.'.. MacdeaaM. at-ed Ml
month?.
Panerai privais sa Friday morning at i?:3o o'clock.
.VII.I...KI > Suddenly March ti>, IBSf, Kannte Cotilas??!
wo? .1 wll ? ??? (leorge W. Mlllard.
Fum-ral from IIS Msrket-et., PoughkupM?, N. T., Fridfjr
al'P I SO) :i Si I O1
MI.'LUNRAUX Al Xew-Rocbeik. <n Tsaadsy, Mar.-h It,
Ifctt? H\ hard II M ill i BUS, In !.. list vac
Funeral services ?I St John'? Methodist EpNcopal
??lue-!,. New-Riehelle, on Saturday, M.in-li i't, at 3
p. 1-1
Train leave? ??rur-.t Central Depot at 1 "3 p. m.
NEWTON On Monday, March IB, ISS?, la the R7th yeaei
i Hannah it Cauldwett, wtdew at Isaaa?
Newt ? {
services si her late r?sidence, WI fVrsi 134th-?*??
Thursday, March SI, si Pitta a. m.
PALMER 'in March It?. Ms? Cornell, daughter of tasjj
late It.'l.-rt r,n? 1 Nino Pauldlng Ps I
Funeral service? ?ill i.< held st the resid? nee of MJv;
Charle? Van Holland, N MS East BBd-st., on Friday,"
M ir. h 22, ;?? il a. m.
[turnt Cemetery. Whit? I'lain?. N. Y., an
arrivai of 1:30 trata.
RfDD Su ..- hat I n i -i u'. Ineadey, Manfe 20,
I - Kn.lcJ.
Funeral ? III he held at hl? tat? rer|d<*nc?, 75S
Si Mark Brooklyn, "ii Friday m mine, a' l'>:30
..Vl?-k
SEAMAN On Monday, Msi h II IStB, ..t Tfantagfl I* I..
? I t-?n of Albert W. SB ! Mir.- AtU
? in.
? ?
SIMPSON On M Ms ' 1- ISM al Mb rest-,
i ii -. Isu w. ? 133J-I Samuel s. BUassoa, in iha ?wth
?
i i Om awtek i^vig?.
UTi . M BVlteil . , a't.-nd th- f-in.ralj
ibyteiian Church, nnnhaal jrner"
IS ? ? M ireh tt, .?t 10 tt. as.
K lern in I '? : (li indi ;?!?? - ptrs -- i "py.
.SMITH On Tl IB Ullss ? S^SSJBSSr ft BBS)
\'. !:? .v ..i. ; ? ill ,: ,, l'-'-r,. i gmlth ,
Bttea ! 'he f'in?rs|'
services other on". No. "] BSBBBBBBs]
uve., Jerse) ' Ity, it S ;?-:.. i v?nlng. I
BMI1 ? March BB, las?, Cyrus rTtsri
i.. kley .Smltb!
igusta IVIcges llshci ? Il -ni' 1 At yana,
?r.tii h;< lal,- residence. Bn klya,'
j o'clock.
K
BTRO.vo "n u..!: M -J' IStB, at bar sssV
Ludl aid? m ??( t,i?ep|g
I Van llrugh I.lv'.ng
?? .n i sil I ?
-?.?' ? ,:?
tt i ?:?.-?:. N. J.. f rmsrly of Kaw-Tark CMgy
Marcl ... !-:.-'. -.-,?-. i I. . ?: | .?? o#
y.- . l'.v from her ?at" rest?
113 S( elgl . Patersoa, N. J, at 3JO
-
\. Y
The Kessle? Ceasatsey, Rartssa Ranroadt offl^?.,
mad? in tbla NecropatMsj
ind I to tha "-ity by special tratas ?
la 1% bou . -'4 leurs.
M
?urciiil Xoticfa.
\.? Ihe I'll, li \?eii.ie Art l.iillerlea,
Ni >. ....?; 11: :n A'. iJNt'K.
BALBTHia \!T!:i;\.'i\ ?ND TO MOWbOW (FKrDsl
I , , t.,, -\
THE RAREKT A.NTIQU ll'Uat
DIRKCT PROM CHINA.
i Old Potter)
?tain?.
? . in
mei ? thyst. asd A-ibsa 1
rn Vasas, I
k'uai Mini Kaaoba,
Klei ? -1 is represeataA
1 1 ".!.'? TED IIV
IKiN. P. \<)N Mill.l.KXn.Vin^
1 ? SH v.N.;;t.v:. CHINA
Formerly PrtpM Minister to ih-' Km* of Corea,
and . fdna.
ROBERT SOMERWLLE. OBTOttt * t3B\
1 ? ? M .". .?er*.
Il> the
FIFTH A \' !?: N* t ' B
AI ( IK ?N I?'( )( >MS,
BBS FIFTH AVKM':. ^
\VM H N< ?RM IV. A'l ?! P.e.-r.
TO BE sol.I) UV A.TJCTXOW
this TK1 ;..-: ay ATTCRNOOW,
MARCH tl, AT TWO nTLOTK.
Mil. TOZ ? TAKATANAOI ?
' M ?"i'th-.ive )
?I ? s .,f
ORIENTAL l*< ?Ki i;i..\l\?t.
III?IN7.KS I.A< <4>t'i:R%
BWORDB ' WtVlV'.S. . AiIMIT SI'K'IMKNS. IN S.1FT
PASTE SINOUE LY3LOR, AXB HI.i'K AM' WHIT?,'
Did? POTTRR1K8, RARE PAINTINQg, I'iitNTS, tto.
>,l/.<l,l?lllt. I
tartng everybi ?'.%? .n thau
I tl ?getting Into r.H.u-lyt
?vcrjbudy'a nioni't. ,- . preparation for cUansInc, i?"aui??'
?weetenlag th?; hr.-ala,'
,
?????lutin un lap. !. ? , iy entirr y takei thai
I'YINil and i.N ,.Al.. HNa
1 ::'. UiTMENT f R fkn.r- gallery, : ii" i,r. ,iv?ayl
. ' .c '. enable? ? :,-, .,. odtar a llfe-stav
i' seta lot $!.">.
Ihe liialicsl award fur ?nill.lul Teeth
e Werl.fK Fall wa? granted t. DR. HENRY T.
U ? ngt.m-ave., .- ?war *?'?::.-at.
Special An . T eth ISsprsssloB rvstorei
PasBtssslass hettaw.
! malla for the wt - Mir. m ":t win , m
ii ih 1 BV ? ss f llowai
THCRSDA1 a- ;J !?? <? 1 i'ap* Oractaa, par ?. r. Regu
?. laMrasM .in.I Fajarte
Cortes n.-..?i 10 directed "V?r Regulus"); .it m p, m. tor
I 1 - If ira irum Nnw-i iftesaa
FRIDAY 1- ' ir> I i' m ) tor
1. ?.,?. ind VVIndw? . 1 , : ???>. Martintqu? .?n ! H.ir?
M I tu-: i.i- :.,. Tttnldadi
? 1. ,<,. phi ? 1 directed per Bermti la">.
KATCRDAI v .... per * ?. r'MlJa*
: ? : Fui t.. '. al N .1. m. f.?r
1 1 muda per ?. s rrlntdad ?t it' ??. m. i?upr>*nientaiv
I...0 ,, m 1 fur .' 11 <avanilla, pe? - h All??
rs f,.r othei parts "f Cotumbla ??"1 tor <?(a
ci?,!, via i.itti.i'. n?u?t 1. dlrevti 1 "pei aiUgaaay"); at
in .1 i-i. isupvleroeniao 10:30 .1 mi for Fortune I-;?;idj
and H ? tl| ..t 1" -1" .1 m for 1 smpeebs,
i n. ,..,.. 1 o,.,- ". luspam .ml Yui it.m, pet ^ s Sega?
rai . ,. ? other pnrts ef Mesli end f * i'uha
muni i- directed "i"-' Beguranc?"?; at m :tii h. m. isup
plements i- " . '.i. f ?: France, Swltserland, Itslf,
Kpaln, Portugal Turk?') and ltmihh India, p< r ? 1 la.
.. (nr via !'?'.tt,-r? f.?i >ther (?art? of ;:.n-, pa
must I" dlrecteil 1 1. I jne"l .,1 1?. ;io ?. Tn. ftir
1.1 rials c unities direct pel ? s, Flasman; ai lia m. f,>r
NX her?s per s. ? Werkerdam, via 11 .''?niara
I let I rs miu be Ilreeted "per Werkendam"!; .it 11 30
a. m. tsupidenientary I JO ?.. m 1 for Europe, set ?. a
Lui ou.1. via '.'? 'its' '?'?i il ' i '?? f 1 s, Hand direst.
i- - t: in 1 1.1. via Otaagow 1 letters must be ?lir... led
'per 1 !hl ,- t S:ae 1 for ?1 Ilern Mlquelon p?r
?teanui from Hslltas si ?.30 1 m 1 1 N'ewf ::i,i;,?nd.
inter ti' m Hslll i\
,-1 NDA1 Al "? ?'" ?' "? fot North Brasil, per ?. ?.
Clement, via l'ara Maranhara ind Ceara (letters for otaai
parts : r.....-?.. must N directed "p r Clemeal 1
Malls fut China Japan sad II -w.m. pet ? ? CMaa
"i m Han Fl h?r? dall) up to March li) at
6:S0 p tn Math for the s rtety Islands, per ?hip Ticpu?
itir.i <f;..M- San Franc. cl ? here daiiv up t,i Marsh
?St al 8:30 p m, Mall? 1 1 ''hinaanU Japan (specially
.1....I1. --. .1 only) pel ? ? Rmpreei" ot India >fi. m V ?n.
, uver), cloas here .io:% v?, , Mare* -^.-v ?1 rt:*, p '??,
?lois for Hawaii, ,?? 1 - Australia cfr,,ni s.n Franclaaol
11 re dall) up to M 11 >. Zt H S !M p m. Mall? for
China .?nd Jspsn (speclall) addressed only), m r ?. a.
Ta? ma (ir,.in Tieomi), etoae her? dall) up to March
?SB at ii-"J| P- >? Malls t ; tustrslia (egeepi th, ?.. for
West Australia, which ?i^ forwarded via Europe) N?-w.
/.laiiii.i. Hawaii. FIJI sad Saumusn Isian.ts. per' '? ,,
Arawd 'fi in San Francisco), .1 *?? here dally ui> 10 Much
?31 .i '1 ??" i' '" 101 .'i arrival ai n.? \,:-.u .f a sT
A urania with thitlsh malls for Australia) Mud? for
Austialls tese i>i Weal Au irallt), llawoi and Fi). Islaseal
; ? vs 1.1 m ifi "... uver), close I ?? ? ,1 n'y
after March 31 and up lu April ?? ,u it.m p m Ltti?
for Newfoundland, l?y ra.1 10 llidifux, ?nil ih.n.? i,w
steamer, close ui Muh ofllc? dall) si s .to p m m^u? tJr
Mlquelon. by rail to Dost n, and thenc? bs steamei .loss
at tin? ..ifi..- dall) al N :i?i p. a*. Mails far Cuba efoaa 71
Hits ofllce i.iiij .11 ?; .10 p m., for forwai Hag b) m ,,nee
HiilniK iMunday?, Thursdays an.i Saturdays) frota Part
Tampa, Fla Malls f. r Mexico, overland, nnl?? ?|.erlally
? for dispatch i> 11 am r, close ,.t this uiiioa
<i uty si I .? m
?lt?-gl?tered mall ?I'm* at '1 |?. m l.rei |. us day
CHARLES W DATTON, i' ?tas iitae.
B>BtlBs??. New-York. N. Y.. ilar?.!, 15. I8ua, m?x,vm"

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