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JSC1DESTS IS SOCIETY
society gave its attention and its presence yes*
tsessy afternoon to tbe first representatioo of ?
?dwa-l TiK-kernian Potter's Twelfth Night Can
tala, whio.'i was given !:l Cinicgie Hall f jr the j
benefit ef ihe House of the Holy Comforter, No. j
.43 Second-a v.?. The entertt?inm>-nt was under the i
nianagemen*. of Mrs. John Christopher Wilmer
(llng. Mr?. Henry C!?ws, Mrs. ?'rt.-irles H, Berry- i
man. Miss Laura Post. Mrs. Alfred Kly. William !
imrnett v'uti.iii. James Lawrence Bfv<*-?-e, Beverly
Clww, and Eliot Qregory, The stage, framed In I
garleada of laurel leave?, gav? a place for t) e '
iirj-iciaiis, who were seated on a raised i latform
end partly bMden from view by a number of :
plants. There was no change of scene. T
pcrforinar.ee. la Which M. Plan?on, the nien an i ?
women of the Camille D'Arvllle Opera Company,
i ?a cborua of the Orat irlo s i -.. ty, an?! the la ti? i
o? trie Verdi Quartette appeared, was greatly ;
anjoyad. The King and Q.n of lbs Otan, a--- '
cording lo Hm nec.cnt cit-rtom, were attended
by haraM, mlnatrela, ambassadors, courtiers, pages, '
troubadours and Jesters. Toe principa] characters i
?ver? sustained by Miss Forrester, Robert O. Jen?
kins, George R. White and Robert Schreyooge.
The 'lui.i'ia-e ?ras a brilliant ere and until the
l.aer hours of the afternoon filled lb bos
sens In the orcheatra.
Th? Roller Skating Club, which was organised bj
r. Raymond Lefferta, jr., and was ene of tbe most
?MXMperoiM and cii.u.yubie. o? the Lenten clubs, closed
Its season last evening by giving a ball at the
Berkeley Armory. There were superb decorations.
The guests were received by tbe patronesses Mrs,
F. I. Lofions. Mis. Alexander T. Van Nest, Mrs,
T. K. Must-rave, .Mrs. Au-piStUS Zabriskie. Mrs.
ii. C. Valentine, Mrs. s. Fish Morrta, Mrs, Benja?
min S. Church, Mrs. Anson \\. Hard and Mrs.
jam?.? T. Low. Th? committee In charge of the
ball .-..i? composed of T, .? i lay, R. A. i ??* Hussy,
blcin?) H Smith, E. T. Littet) uni Y Raymond
(?efforts, Jr. The cotillon was danced after -upr-e-,
Mr. LeiTeils leading With Miss Ethel Dom
Th? coach Pioneer, with It. ?\. ?"?ward Webb as
coachman, left the H 'tel Brunswick y ?terday
Ins n ? s rogulai trip t< the Countrj club, nt
West Chester, with Colonel and Mrs l?e i?anc
Kan- ami a party of -niest?*, Including Mr. and
Mr.?. Hamilton McKay Twombley, Mr, and Mrs.
r Oliver lselln, Mrs Walter Kane, Thomas Hitch?
cock, Jr.. and C. O'D. Is? Un
The . i.-t me? ting this sea- r i f the Drawing R.inin
Club was heid at Sherry'? las: ihk!.:. an.i was well
al ' ? I. l t. Il-m y Van Dyke, earl* In tbe even?
ing, read one of his own unpublished storl? ?. the
?cene "f which was laid In New-York. Refresh
menu were served and dancing followed, until a
'at* hour. The next meeting of the club will he
held in the fall. Among those who ?v.-re present
las: n.ght wer-*- ex-Judge Noah l?uv.?. the Russian
Cons?. M. Okurowski, und Ullis ii. Roh ?t
WEDDINGS FAST ASD TO COME
The marr?as?? of Mis? Msybelle Whlteslde, f'aneh
t?r Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. WbttesM?, ef No.
.?l West One-lmiidii'i-and-tl Irty-thlrd-st., i ? Fred?
eric William Full? took place last evening n Cal?
vary Metbodlst Episcopal Church, Beventh-ave. and
in lred-and-.wenty?nlnth-st, The Rev. A. i'.
:<? idlg officiated, Th? bridesmaids were the bride's
:? A I Addle B ;:','? .? Wbitl Side, Miss !
Van Tasseii. of Passate; Miss Madge H ik.-. "1
iclalr, and M is C< ilia .'?' ; reau Tl ? brlde
:. S brother, C; irl? I A. Full?, was i...? A il m in.
Th-' ushers were Harry A. Boas?, Arthur W< sley
Blrkins, Jaba H. F?lle, brother ol th? bridegroom,
and II. QrenvU!? LI? y I
Miss Jennie George, the <?'. i st laughter of Mr.
and Mr?. Henri Q orge, a i* marri? i to William J.
Atkinson, son ol P, J. Atkinson, ot this city, at I
o'clock ,ast evening at tl I brid 'a
ts, No. B7 Bast Nlneteer.t!?-st. The Rev. Ed?
ward H. McOlynn performed th? ceremony, I
family and nui rol
Intimate friends. The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Cranford, maid of honor, and by bei
M.?? Anna George, ..;? i Miss Maud Atkii n, as
? unatds Hi i ry Georg'
sat i:. in. rb< re wei
Tbs ?!.;:..:? ::. ? I Is ni I of Mrs. <". isper
Grlswold, laughter of th t? 1 Co?
Henry Mar of Henry G, Marquai
Th?: wedding ?; Mlsi Julia \v..o.,;?t: ,. ? r
of the 1st? ?!. i ?' "fry. and G, Thad
deu<? Ktev? . ? place to-morrow afternoon
in BL James's Pr I i I plscopal Church, Madl
son-ave. snd B i y-flri si There w:II i ?? no re?
ceptlon after the cer? m ny, hut th? briilegrooni and
his bride have cards out for M i* 11 and .'.'. at iheSi
home In the St. Lawrence, in M idison-ave.
The Rev. Iir. Joseph II. Rylance, of St. Mark's
Chun!., an 1 M:.?s EUen M. Coe, I ightei of Ihe
late X 1?. Coe, of Wlnated, Conn., worn married by
the Rev. Richard Cobden, assistant rector of St.
Mark's Church, New-York, at St. Jasa?a's Episco?
pal Church, Wlnsted, yesterday morning.
Miss Jessie i'rur. tes I?<vkv. ,od. daughter of ?">?? T :??
Wallace Lockwood. ?\a? n.arri.-d ?m Wednesday
afterooon at ' N o'? '?? k. In tbe i'ir.?t Presbyterlaa
Chur h, R?ther! rd, x. J., io Arthur Pbelps Jack?
son, youngest >n 'f Henry R. Jackson, pr?sident
of the Rutherford Board ol Education. 1 he maid
of lu..-.or was Mis? Kathryn Lockwood, slstei of
the l>r?.:*.. and the br.maids aere Miss Kmma
E. Jackson, sister ??: th brlda-rrpom, and Miss
Minnl? Behrends, of Brooklyn. Floyd Smith, of
Yonkers, was l ?-.-?t n'un. and the ushers were
Lmher Prasler, ol Brooklyn, and Harry H. Hoi
llSter and !.e<- 1'. ill : g!
Miss Kita Roehl, daughter of Hermann Roebl, ot
New-Orleans, was married yesterday afternoon at
tbe lioine or Leon Dreyfus, Xo. 4". I.ast Ninety
? ? ? l-st., to Emtle Madler de Montjau, son of the
la-?- Mm?. ?'i-s. h-.Madl.
Ralph Barn?** Hlbt >ri and Mlas l?ouls? Douglas
1'itkin, daughter ?t Mr. and Mra. i?-or?e 1>. Pltkin.
wer? marri? i last night at 7JO in the Firjt Pres?
byterian Church, Yonkers. Miss Mary D. Vail, of
West Wlnsted, Conn, was the maid of honor, :md
Henry is. Slayback, of ."?ew-YorK, City, the best
man.
'lii?> marring? of Or Frederick A Baldwin, of
No. El West Twenty-thlrd-st., lo Miss Mar) K
Field, dauirhrer of Mr?. Btillman A. Ki'.d took
place at the <.'<-nti-a! Methodist Episcopal ' I i
? veaterday afternoon. "'.'?? beat
i .-. was Colonel l-.i . ? Bnedi ker, and the u?hera
wer? I. Herbert Odell, H. W. Totten, Hol?- rt
White ''or.ro... and H. Ray Totten. Th? m
honoi ?va.- Mi?? M< ;l A Fisher, of Newark, X. J
and tbe bridesmaids wer? Miss 8. Arnes Have
meyer, Mis? Elisa M. l*ort?r. Mis?- Elizabeth I*.
aUk I Mlas Fanni? Robertson.
Wstertowa, X. v. April ':'? -W D. McKlnstry,
NeW'Ycrfc ?tata <'.\il Bervlce Commissioner and
Editor of "Th?: Watertown Dally Times," ?a? mar?
ri? . ?? lay to M ?? Lawyer, daughter of l Addl
?on i.a??:,?.r, treasurw ol the Rom?, Watertown and
Ogdvusburg liallroad Compart}'.
Mli. ROOSEVELT, POLICE COMMISSIONER.
GOOD RBAffON FOR HIS BELECTION
TtOOX Tie Bsltlmor? American.
Ws can -?tutlly understand why Mayor Strong
wants hi:n ^s one ?a the Polic? Commissioners ol
New-York City. Tber? is the finest opportunity for
reform in tha". place lo be f< ind anywhere m th?
country, and Mr. Roosevelt ??ill atta?:k it with t:.->
t of a iiiiui wh ' never gets iif> 2 ^-> long a? ba .*
on a trail.
MAYOR BTRONO'fl DILAY Jt**sTlFI?D.
From The liuffahi Expr?-??
Muvr stroii- was "nstifled in his ions delay, ??
It resulted rn changing Mr. Roosevelt s detei
tton not t. dee-?rl his i osi at Washington. "Iwl-"
tionsl Civil Servi?-? Commission needs him, but inere
is even bardai an d m r- Important work ahead ol
him lu New-York, and th? cleansing of Augean
stables ?s Mr. Roosevelt's specialty.
FIXE CHAXCE FOR A SPORTSMAN'
I'reni Th?- Mill and Exr,re
"Teddy" Roosevelt BCeepU and Will S> after "l--L.'
game."
A PISCI OF LUCK FOR THE CITY.
Fro.n The Hartford Courant.
Tbers is e?/ery reas in for b? ?h i ing tl il Ni w '?
City will b- in Ki at luck .f it gets rheodore Rooie
?e't a? a Polic? Coi There ..r? some rea?
sons for believing that, In t..- actual st; te of things,
Mr. Roosevelt would be even mor? useful
Police Comm.- ilp than In hli present office.
Till-; KIND NEW-YORK NEEDS
;?; rn The Frsvidenc? ?' urasl.
Th? ??.-?ointm.-nt .f Theodore r ??veil ai Po.lc?
Commiaslonei in New-York, and hi?-, accepta :
the j.os!. would bttna s well-trained man of
and a trusts -? . Ilsen Into the publl? lervlce in
th? meironoiis. ,i,l that 1? th* kind .?f official th?t
New-York stai.is in ne? i t.r ici-day.
A IX-6S TO CIVIL tKRVICE REFORM.
Frum The tptflagfleid Cnion.
It is now beHaved that llMOdor? Roosevelt wlB
accent the appointment of Fo.l<" Commlssionei
which has be. :, offen I to blm by Mayor Strong.
That wi:: be a good thin... for New-York, but t?1'
loss of Mi Roosi ve,* will be seriously felt ?? tn?
United States Civil Service Commisslo...
OKI MOai ?WILL AMUR! RBFOKM.
From The New-York World.
A reform of the po'.u-e orcantrs'lon WS? ?n? ."?
the d.'flnite objects voted for by tbe people ?".' ?'
Novernh-r ?lection, and If the Police Hoirr. me-noer
ship can be eompleted by the sapolntment ot i?o
Commissioners \?i:o will w.irk In narmony witn ? ;
dr--w?i and R.-o-'-vAt such a r?-forrii may M t*onaiij
ti'-l assured. _
IHR RIOBT IVAT TO TREAT THF. RBWB.
From The Journal of Kducation.
The New-York Tribune-dally and wc<?kly n'?'p
ta.nti the same high Mundard of excellence that
?h* given It In tht- day? of Horace 0**eeley? ? '
Other dally In Ain?-r!ca mj uniformly gives UM aews
of the schools in the Eaatern. ^r?t?'rn?-J"'1,, ':!''hr?
States. Ita treatment of those phases otnrno\Xtox
the schools do well to emphasise is scholarly, in
good spirit, and thoroughly reliable.
AUGUSTUS riTOl's TBEATBE.
HE SBCtT.BS A LEAS*** OK THE RUASD OPERA
HOt'SE what HE WH.I. I*?' WITH IT.
Augustus Fitou yestoi lay secure?! ? lease of
the Orand Opera House from th? Gould estate.
Mr. Pitou has b"?n one of th? 1 8t known
msr.aiters in New-York for sevrai yessrs, though
he has bad no theatre eif his own. H? has us?
ually kept several attractions os th? road and has
had suocsss v\i-h slmost all of them. Thla season
he has managed th? company playing th? Eng?
;,.-h version of "Mine. ??ar.? a#ne," Rotwrl Mantel]
?and ?Chauncey Oltwtt. Hla lea n ot the <;r.:mi
Opera lions,, is f.?r five years with a privlli
renewal for five more.
in regard to his . lana Mr, P i ?u ' ?'? I J*?-*st< rday:
"I tnko posseasion of the i ? ?* on Juna I, and
In the roi ?? .... ? ?:? with
entirely new ?scenery by the rtlste, 1 shall
renovate the dreaaing rooms and green roon
put th?- atag? ?n practical working order. Th? next
season will begin on Mot lay. September 2. with a
Labor l'.iy matine??, n.-1: one of th? sti e? I
? ? - ' ons now before the public. Tne prices will
?range from Si for the best to Sfi renti for
the gallery? The weeks of N ' "? ember
and 30 and March 16 have already been
by prominent attractions. The ?? ?I ihe
aesson i now open and onlj ''.- beal atara and
combinations will be b
"When unal !<? t?? nil a date with a sal I
attraction I shall produce . >m cea play or make
a revival of popular drama - uring the ei
f:-<?n. the best available talent i Khali move m)
present ofllces to '.he Grand Opera House on Jem?
I and give my personal at tent i Its mi
i---..: All plays will be pre? nted with rare il
attention to i enery, furniture, properties and
accessories."
? ? ?
TRANSFERRING THF ASCII TO Till: CITY.
1'i.TVM?, OP THE ORDER OF EXERCISES IN
WASHINGTON ?SQl'ARE.
Rapid progress Is being made In Waahlngton '
Square for the coming ceremonies at the transfer
ol Ihe Arch to the city autborltlea on Tuesda)
afternoon next. Th westerly of the two quarter? ;
circle stands Is n ??? ne irlj completed. These stands
will provee seats for ?WO p ?rsoi i, AI a recent meet?
ing of the Special Committee on Arrangtnnenl
the ceremonies distribution of Ihe lick is was or- i
'.-?? l by formal resolution. Each member ? I ?
committee, and subscriber of 5;."?? to the fund for
th.? ere.-tion of the Arch receives five ticket
all other subscribers of $100 . r over, one or m ?re
tickets, according to the amount subscribed. Pre -
tick*:* ate ?n th? hands or R. w. Glider, a: the
"Century" office,
At a meeting >f tb? ape lal Committee on *??
rangements Stanford White, the architect
Arch; Llspenard Stewart, Charles li. Russell and
Clarence W. Bowen were appointe l aids to sei
th- grandstands, The ex relees trill begin on I
arrival of Governor Morton, escorted by a dlvl : n
of the National Guard and th? Naval Reserve, at
3:43. Bishop Potter wl : deliver an Invocation, after
which General li race Porter will make the ora
tlon. On b I I on I Erection
of the \\ ash ?jl m At h, He nrj G Mnrq
? llwr a brie i s I In s, and M
R. Stewart, treasurer, v?i., give th? key
stru ture to May r Str ns The Ma? ?r will
key to 1 ?avid 11 King, |r ; ?
i >? partm >nt of Public Park??, w
t erward bo rasp, ., ible for I e*si
me :.-..
NOTTS OF THE STAGE.
.' Wesley Rosenquesl 1 Kiav A Ki nger 1
? . tracts for 1 of the new II
litre, w| ... next .. Th?
:.? ?v house will be erected on I gi
; ? . li buildings N ." v. ? - i ? ? ?
twenl ? an i 2C, 217 an I 243 fe I ?
s t. A bout $4
the : ? w !? til lings an I alte
will be opened.I I ? : I, and a tin?
has airead; been b Messi
? Klaw and lii:.-?t ? r
ere a Ith their
. 11 irlem, s htch they ? : ird i
,i - ;.:-. j \ liable
tor M gav? e dinner last nlghl at 'he .-??.
Jam? s Hotel to 1 f, i f the Abbey k
'in': ??; : i C it twenty of whom were
! : ? ? ? Mm Melba a Eames t the i
eft -t the - ? ? -.? v . -
t nil the.i . ? ? ?
it i ? ? ."?'.?'
vas held I ? i Re ike Ml
and Miss 2
a lai .... ? tte : ! th? performance '
"Wil Iflre" for 1 fit of the N *.?? Y rk InHi i
f - i ? t i F fth Ave nue Theatre
.?v afte n,.. Tl ; ? ? i ti
Who | ? ;
part In It
? . . tav von Moser*s live-act come !???. 'Tl '
r, ilty," ??? ? : ; ?? ? nt< ; ..* the Irving V
for th. . ' ? t. The
.? : ? [?recta
If of this excellent
Tl ; ? ? S
night ? i morro' i
tv / / /. i e y M I: .**. LEO v ARD JE F 0 M l
The will ?if Clara Hall Jerome iMf. U i ?r?!
.T? rom- .. vi-,., .?i? i Api II : l.i '. ut Tunbrldge Wells,
England, i. - been : le l In the ofl ? ol ' ? Burro
gate. The will, whl h wat executed Febra
:?'?;. with a ...-!.. u on February 19, 1894, wa wit?
: ? ?y Arthur c Cadogan and Ba
I'omeroy. The em I are Girard Fo lei Tl ?m
- n SI : I ' iv I Tl "?:. 0.1
Mrs. Jerome leave three daughtei , Mi
I'rewen, I/aely P.an?lolph Churchill and Ml
Blane he I.-.-l..- .-'.?? leave all her silver to
daughter e'l^ra Frewen, the wife of M
Pr?s en, except a tea et bequeathed to her
Bon, Norman J. i.? T? o thli la e
residue ol her fui teme I eft I the exi il
? for Mrs. Prewei ol r third .:.
t for Mi ? i.
In explana! ...n ? r !.- ?
!? rome s?r?ys: "As I have ?? given i
daughter Jennie Bpen ?' t'hur?-hlll ? poi
tlon of mj estate than will i ' other
? r.lldren, i ? -.v- p u i ? : m ik ng u
e : ion for l."i' In tl?l i
Bj th? po.;. il the testatrix glv? i i -.le
? hi? h she 1 oi ? I ?te .i. In ... : ul Mure ?
tejii Pi wi n : ' bet ? hier Ml
..1rs Fre w? i die ? wlthoen ?
In the ? it? ol h< i i i la to go I the
il.ir?n of Mrs '. ? In si I
. lai ?-. Mr?. .1? i ome ?a; "In giving i
tb-- poe? .?: to ?ell my real estai?
press on the m the desln
s.? unless great adv in) igi Is tu h ? ?
.i - posing ol i li" ? ami " N Is ??
:. . prob it? "i ' he pal r, and it ? II be adn ted
to proLate nt i ?
-. -. ?? - - -
lilt: /'.*.'. FAREUURST TBSTIMOXIAL FUXD.
J. Langdon Ervli ?? In rer. r< port 11 fol iw
;.,,. :I i the si the i ?r, l'arkhui t M?i rial
*r**und: Prevloualy ?*cki owl?t?dg? I, t.1' ?- -?: J. X. A.
Grlswold, Newport, $100 total, J :'?.':?'*.
Th" Advisory Committee "f the Ur. Parkhurst
Testimonial will t?nui?fei thl Bum to Dr. Park
hurst In s few da; It will 1 Im ? ted an I used
for the suppoH of the i'lty > ' ?? I "
latter ha\ its I ??? n '" ' "" Incorporate I i.ndei the
lawa of the Btat? of New-*, ork.
7/7/; Y A! F COXCERT TO-XIOHT.
The annual concert In thla city of Ihe Tal? Oleo
on l Banjo Cli '?. for the ben? lit of th? Uni? ?
er.-??.-, will b ? ?give n this ' en | al Can rlt Music
Hall, !..,..;.:..- g at ? : ' " * I >? ?? ,; '? "'
Inte m st Is slways ??*i? In thl i ii ent of the col?
l?.? ? r. union : ?? won, both be te i ? the 11 ncert Is
of 11 ?If well worth hearing ai d be e?ausfl It afi
:?-. . pportunlty for reviving old an l de n
lion ..!, I Is a'.toi ether Jolly an ? ? A
larg-e am lien. ?? i? in seen I .'??? ? i '" ' he ad?
vance s ,|e ?f ?.,:?-'???'"? ' ' * *
still obtainable at the Wind ?i H ?tel an I at I i?
box ?,ft, ,. ,,, ?: ? M n le li ?
IX AID OF THF. HARLEM WOMAX'S EXCHAXOE,
a;, entertainment In o : o! the : i
f.,r Woman's Work s II be i ven at Ihe Umpire
The ?t:-- on Thursday afte nooi Ma? 2. Tl.,- pro
i;. ??? .- has been arranged by Mt?a Viola Allen,
.-f th? Ida pi r? Company. Amona thoa? who ?v.41
take I'.ir: will be Misa Allen, Mis* m ?v i:.i ???.-.
Misa ?Je sie I: inehlil, i'- nrj Mill? r. William ?. .
let?.-, l k Dobson an I the me nbe a ol I roj t a
Theatra ' omj inj
_. ?
ABCHBISHOP IKELAXD IS THB CIT\
Ar!.:. I op John Ire Iat I, ol ' ' "
Holland Hi us? yeaterd iy ' '" '"'l ' '?
la tha city on privai ? bui In? i -. He ?pe nt mo ? of
th?- day yeatereiay with Fath? r D ic y. i !"'.
.: i." rece ived s numb? r of tha clertry oi .',..
Catholic Chun h Tl ?? report r.f the d ;
Monslgnoi Bal ?III to Italy v ? ' ? '
of Ihe cl< rgs coull I In lue -d : ? mase an]
mini up .., It,
MIES AMY BASSE'S RECITAL.
?ir.o ?anual rarcttal by Misa Amy Bah r s
Kiv-n *t Sherry'? to?iaon*ow .?'? -: '? '
l.?r IS S rea.l.r ?if m ich ?sail', i" I last?
H? r ?(Torts t., ?ntertain her audl?Hice are
-.?u ?iirected and ".rr Bpondlngly "i>;'"
.ro-rrairme.s, al?-.. alway.i show c UfS* tl ' ' : :' M I
???aaration, aad in c.nseijuenr? of ihs*8 thlnga
er annual redtals ara look ?'. toranydtoy th
ffreeaijle *nt?.,j ation eeu?d rtmembei?-J wiui pltas
b l
RE APIS fi FOR THE PEOPLE. I
Tin-, REV. DR. I. K. FUNK ON THE DAILY
NEWSPA1 ERS.
Hi: DtEPR-SCATRg WHAT I?': CONSIDERS ? LEAN?
ING "TOWARD SENSATION M.I.-M- DR. BATTEN
ON HKi.l'li"! '?-' tVEEKUES.
Tbe twelfth of th? : rlei of inf?**?neei wh h ?ire
- | id j the furtherance of good municipal
. ivernment, under the i P?*-*? of ,hr' XlXth As
? nbly D1 trl ' branch of th? City V gH*n ';'
Leag-ue, took place last t-'v'.' y'< 'be Amity Build?
ing, \\. it Flft) fourth-st. Th subject under dls
?i was "Th ? People's Literature." Th-* dally
:,? -.. . -, - ;,- i the r . My '"?' '? '' ' !
tl i.,. . of sn ad In es, and tl ? 'm?e pai el i ?
..'. , t . have .-?- eived ; ?tt? ntlon but for the
: ah- r; Bhaw, Editor of "Thi R< flew ot
1: v? ws," to whom th? task was 1
? onfi : ;? a a 1 pr? ???.'?'? ov? r by the Ret L
Williams. The Rev. Samuel S5an? Hatten read 1
paper on "The Religious Weekly." He severely
? ; whai he 1 ill? I the at? rcbtyped form and
gene? ts of the pr< ? nt day
religion weekly, . un ? ?i th? '?? ' ?slty ol th Ii
1 form by dlrectlnjT 1 ' ' ?
a 1 ?? pro
Th 1 Rtv, Dr. 1. K. F ink, Ed tor of "The II
letlc Revi w." ipeaklng up n the theme of "Th?
Dally Newspaj rr." said th great fault of iw tro
polit m lalll v. . -, ih? Ir leanli i to sei il n II im,
? pi 1 . ad !? I:
The dal!) newsp.11 er ol to-daj : frightfully de?
fective. It 1 an lera in .1 moi ; ? ?' -;' ' !:l'?'? ? ;''
"heati .1 brain? ami ulc. rated h?*i rl " Hec? ntly one
"i the lea lin . dal - ..r ihl ? city gav? in In h to s
: ? ,. ntistt '.n No*? York that will
... dov i; to hlsi ir -. an I In an opp ?site column gave
hi 1 to a till n 1 ?? vsst num?
ber ol ; - ?pi? through ? omn on srh ? ?! ?'??'?' m
: being add? I to the 1 iper r? oA,.
A great proportion of this tnn?.s lacks reflnen ?nt ol
- ' ie and a Us Timln Hing min : aj? : h? in rl
* paper I ? ? : r? .??:.; ig d? ivn to th
n ultltu le. The pi
dropp : from lhat prl ?? :-' ?'?. :;. - ;'" '
- a. The . litor and the p I ?? r ? 0*1 llttl ?
for the 1... hei ? . ? '??;?, Tii y an ..' ? 1
.? .- ?? ? ? ami .1 ??!? ?>' I'lreu ? ' ? ??? ?
;
advertising patronagi
of t' : : llv? \: ? narnln ?tlon ha? ?? -
of great la in?! to a rat
: ' : ? to which thli ? .
1 will r- :i you ihe remilt obtained fr.im one ?
. : N< .? "fork, This
? . crime in seven Issues ? limes is ; ?' *?
r. K tlmi - 1 - mil h ;i? lo art, S3 times 1
:mi -h a? to e?lucatlon, If 1 n as much ?< - to 1
27 limes ?s um h .1? to lltera-tare. I
? .; timei 1 paos as t 1.
1 as to art, fl times as n
timea as mu. h as ta. edu ?atlon T ie
A ?? : '
to crin ice as to religion
t'riv ? lo edu ? . : -. ; i- . peran ?-.
gave l ? n m II ?lev? lo 1
. - lit. rature, reiigl >n, ? lu itlon or art ' I
Ideal ? mu?i n 1 be n m? re m
retting 1 If 1 color
fron ? '
? ? ..?!.. 1 harsl ad.-:?... ?: '.:.?
. ly ? lite 1.
AMERICAS ART ASSOCIATIOS SALE
I/.-.V ? ? ? tl Till; FIRST STOUT'S n'A-'i'.IUN-.S
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a ? . , ? - ? ! last
.n the first
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wont to ngregat? I ...
ted. There
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!? id the financia
Itnenl
The 1-: plitui ...
from the tenl
ia to work that
nap?? ?s v' ' ' "'" '?' "
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Were, I, potent 1 II
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wa 1 devoted I Ihe ?.ft
P - I for t bes? ;
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The ] ' r for 1 rig was award
..... for wl M.l
w 1 ? ?..,. : ?? . th? 1 ggregat? ? ,
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XRW-TORR'S OLDTASHIOXED POLICE TOBCS
There waa a 1 fing of ? tts< ni of tho
'!??.?:, ly-f ? ? -i , ? ? 1er th?
1 ? ;..v> rnment ? "lub W, laal ? 1
it M !.. - m, < ir.e l. .1 ire ! an 1 fiftieth
?. ? V. Mack, pn lenl '
In tl : . ? ? ? r
Ml Hal .-? r ..'-?? ??
? 'i en ni- foi third and Tw
ward . .1 ihn II. Ix-avttt and John J 1
8| k?
' ' .-i.- r \ ? ? : that thera n
-partment of 1er 1 ich r?os? ?? st? ?? as
the Police L ? "There is no doulit," he
"t! al our d . ???'-. I? ?? i- 1,11 moro
?th? rhe who!. ... on
behind I
A BOUCICACLT PLAT LY AMATEURS
I n Opera H i ., ??. . ; 1 m i. I last
? when 'i-i'- ilt'? ji 'i dran 1 "Arra n
P ?? ' lb] e Young M? n' 1 Dra
f the Pa? ? ? 11 benefit of th?
n of u r !.. .. of ih- i: wary, .* ; .-? it?
t. Tl grill D repeated this >?-.. rttng
?i-. who raw t!.. p?,v u.-i?? y ;ar Qen? r il
M '"' 'i ? gnoi V t ? ?.. the .': It 11
' "otti n. .Tame?. i> Murphy, John Hi
O'D ':???;. 1 - hill. Jam? .-? < ' deman, Mi ?
I ''? ?? 1 i.'ouden, Mi ? .1. Pi? r*v,nl M 1
?" II. ''?? ?? r. -' \ Prwar I, Mi t ?Vllltsm K'-ii
??"' . '?.- ? .'.-.?? 1 ?1er and John I
77 LEGRAF11IC SOTES.
loaf.
". Y.? April S There ? , | ? ?. 1 v. ,r
1... :? 1 ? are si Hing at -'? c? nta p
8t. 1 Kprtt Si.-A dispatch to "The rrhronlcle"
fr ???0 1 "ii nnatl ? ? thai r?i ??'? from the : .. Top
Mtnln : ?. x\on In w ?? ? \ lr ... it ; nuo coil
wi 1 :'!. 'th 1 ? Ma 1 1. Dis m ov? r
the
. N v . April ?'.'? Mart 1 Rrol n ra ?rl ?
? - ? . - to maniifa tui ? rl? th
ItO ? ? ! ? : . . . .In?'.. .
?' ?.-.. r Hfl. ?'. II? 1 lai ira I ?? 1
? ? ? ' ' ? ' . There la a arcllj ..." ? kill -d wo ,.
in- her?
1, April mi the r an -. that ? r?
' 11 . > ? '. rdaj have rea he 1 port, th.
'? arnell, . 1 1 nia ?:.. . ? I . ? one ia
?? ?
' ih? ha? . ?r, a id stove ? hole \? her
i' ' '"???. letting In tw.? feet of watei . ? . - 1
'?','. ?'.n 1 :i . ? till rema na .1 vas?
II
. '? ?I-? He, "??'? . Ai.-.: -5 ?tr; Virginia Marshall
granted a ?llvoi e from '
? . Th.fend -i I ii? :.,\ . : :.,,.? Jol :.
? ?? -. . ?? ? 1 th? plaintiff
? .1 . r of ? pr 11 1 r?tate.
have noi : t - rether for I on ac
. 1 ..1 ii ni . '? lilt;.
-;'. Louts, April K A morning pap r states Ibal
Albert loung, Orand Patrl !??:, of the Romany pi-o.
; ?? ' this continent, dli 1 ?,n .0 mday -,t Ross Park
".1 the eastern shore of th* Mi-.-.-An?t R|V r oppo*
il 1 city, an 1 that In preesi' ? fun? rn| ?
h? 1 i ov? r his body on 1 rhl Vestei -
shipp '. lo Barato??, \- y ?.,,
Ii n '1 ', oun [vi :...,.'
ate. ami no, ?..'..n .?> t- bl? health for 1 >m month 1
? "hlc -., , -,-.,i : . . \ 1 ? a of 1 ?,..... ,
? 1 me.I 1 lay, wl 1 will put an , 1
'?' Hie beer war, I ?" en lud pendent brewers ? h .
h.".v heretofore refus? d ? In m? o latlon ,
I'., ila:. ?1 al .1 m? ' ng held al the ?j ndlr tte'a ;
. . th? ;.1 Iss 1 ? in . omblna
tlon similar to.tha ?? nti la th? rUngllsh syn
ir? ... ; An advan ?i In the prl ? ..f bier
was A
Ballna, Kan.J April '?'? Mrs Mary Truelock, wh >
? the rolinl \toortotvn Monday, waa th? old?
est pel 1 of ivhom ?her? 1? any record 01 Central
Kan is She m 1? born 108 years ago and cam? to
tnn county in tita from Bcott County, Ind On? of
h-r first rseollectlons waa of the liiauj,-jraUoii of
Frssldent JetTcV-on.
NEW8 NOTESATTHE CAPITAL
NOTHING Yl.T HEARD FROM. ?SPAIN ABOUT
Till-: ALLIANCA AFFAIR.
Tin: N'KW HAWAIIAN "COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
aSTARTI fou HONOLULU f*!:NAT?"?;t miTi'ii
Ar.ta'S VIK'.V.-' SECRETARY CARLISLE
T?"? ta\m: PART IN Till*. KEN;
t; "'i,',' CAHPAION.
Washington, April "? .-Th.? must persistent in
qulry al tho Department of stat?' t"-l.,y falls to
verify th?- reported receipt ?.: advices from Mln?
i ter Taylor al Madrl I '??? tha effeet thdl the Bpan?
Ish Governmcni h . I msd? a suitable respoi
s retarj Or i i < patch In rei rd
Alllan?**a affair. Tho Secretary's re pot ? to re
peated queettonln is tl;.?t h<? had .".'a newa to
give '"it on the subje t. I? i- evident, however,
that the prese nt Status Of the i I not entirely
satisfactory, is not causing uneasiness ??t the de?
partment, or Bomi ;? met o-.'-r- th? apparent
dels y on the psri of Bpaln In responding would
have t- n m inlfi ted ?before |hl ? me II la pt
? v hen the ne ? Bpi nlsh Mlnlati r, Beftor
imp.n- de Lid.', arrives In Washington, som
velopmeni ma? h made public, but the retl ? !.. i
ol al departmental ofll lals on the matter leads
to th? belief that the In Ident haa not yet been
. .
London, April 26 The Central News ?-?rrefspetM
In Ma rid : ? - that Admiral Reranger, Mlnlater of
Marine, denies that he ha? 01 1er? I the commander
of ti ? rruli r ? 'oi I, ,1, v ? ? ? i to, whle h Bre 1 upcm
the ."?'li in-..:, to be o urt-martl ilcd.
Colonel it. IT, Mcl/ean, who haa Jual bees ap
,? ,.,, ,| ),. pre id, n? l>..i? rornn r In chief of
the Hawaiian foi ? . left >' ishington to-day for
Hawaii to ? nte r on the dli large of his d itle Tl a
action of Pre ?Id nt !"?:?? in appointing h'm to ??
mportanl .nd i-; n-.f.r.- far? eachlng ilnvn
??.,i al ' i?i ??? ? d, Th ? Ha wall in Army al
? :? i well-trained me n, with
r?\,- ,? i ." ir.i .'... These troop? have been com
pored to tl B a, it ol their ? ? ?llene?
In i?:., t : - mai hip. With th! ?? . ? ommanded us
.,; |j ns II will i e when ? lolonel Mi' an ti k?..
. ? . . '.. ? revolution In
L'oloi McLean a gradu
,..1:.,.., ... ? ?vnnapolls In
r-:- |, ,-tns . titutlon as r?ne of Ihe
honor !.'.- :. ? II ? i|. ? - I:: the Ns 1
. r. i ??..??- i ? . ?., 1: ni
..h an " ..-?.?? ill? ? .. ?I.lty, an?l
one v. hose militai ? tastes were o pn n un-?1 us
? | prope r phe re was In
r.tlltary brai ? h : ? ' ? r illy ? om
1 ,. . | ..- in . ? . .f I- the highest terms
,,i"i f? l certain thai C M '?? en'a future will
redit no) ? ' ?untry,
but on i?." L'nlte . .-' ? ?my.
Senator Pritch rd, of North Carolina, la In th?
? ,r .i day ot two, u l a II leave Washington
? ? .-. .... for :::?.'. where he will deliver n
t the Ot er on Batur lay night. l?is
Ihe ?Il n In his State, ' ?? c ?Id he be
I ltei.ti . .? a lloi from North e'ai
for Pi
mit teil th?) : ? Hebe
. , ,| ?? ? |t1 It be
and that ?a
? ? 1 1)| tloi .-..?
i .- that North ?
the conventl ?
?
The Presldcnl I tha tte??? '
ran rom l/opg
...
?.- ,,: . ? ?? ? to i tntlon he
?
i
. r, ? ? i m me ; ? ? placed
?
? ? daughter,
... ? . | . ter, M . - i
?
i?.. ?. . ' to Press ? ? .
Ih<? Au
? ? Ken?
t ? :. k :? ' ' ? -, i
pnlgn. It Is
? ???.,, to Mr
: '
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nil -, - ?
.... . . | that I ?
. | .
? ?
, . haa returned from
. ? . ? '. ? i - : i ry
. ? -.; ? _
l?*A ?, of tl ?? Navy, who
the West
in iv ? ?? paitment from
Kej West I la> that he \? r i. I*, i ill * m
.- ? - ?
I'. I ? ' ' ? ? ..11 ?-,,?-! 1 -,
??rt Wash 11 ?
. ? . *.?:.. 1" Mi
h est
'
'.' is ... ' ? s ?n? ? ?. ? ? v . the is?
: -.??,.;.:. ? i ol
P ? "? ' fare?
? ? ?
TEX \ ? i- : . .. i: vv SPLIT IN TWAIN
? 1 men of
th.? Lei tur? I ,
-? . favor ol
: ? ? . . .......
This ? tl ?n Is expee 'M i. |?a l. ? n the
neat r,v. ?-..jr.?. to a permsnant spill In th? ?Demcie?
t . ??: ?;. the Populists the reli of
I ?wer i.? i ? ? enator John Re
? ?eider of the ne? Iver
pai i it | ? .? .??.. -.i for
In Hess. The caucus t
a tree . e House of :
live - : . ' ? : .
? .
. , ??)
mer tv? de ,, ...
SOl'ND Me ?NR*e 11 LOOK '?'!'.-: iv TEX ?VS.
W ? ???. Te ?.April . -, : . :? u
.';H?I ?? .
? confer? its in T< \ . who pro?
! * ? ' ? . . I .. ?
rratlc fs I .... ?
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Il .'i of a i,,,.,. [ up
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ic with i
?-SILVER MEN TO CALL A CONVENTION
I ' ". ! ? '? '.- ;i I lUlt ?
? * ? ? liver Dem ?eral
- i? oi the . ?? ? ? confei nc?
detern 11 a Bl ite conve ntlon ??f
ni- in June. ??" '
? taken l atl
?.' Congressman llryan, Senator Wol nil an?l ? ;
free-sllve r m< ti ol Nati ?n il i?-i utatl
ItAFs 4.TB jrPITBB IS JVITAPOSITlOy
i-'-. m the top ne hou i an 1 the towers
? f tall bulMIng eould be ? ? en las I nlglii ': :l
? elock an Im resi ? ?pi eta, ? It waa I
i - m in th? we ? rn i ? of ?VI u i and Jupiter
tras one and i ! 'if degree? :> the north of
?i ?"pit? i. ..\. rt :?k 11 ?- .,- : ?:- i ,: tha :.? I ?? ? ne 1
plan? . r such a bright red noe
i ? -. . i ?-? fall, Juplti r Is ? : bright, Th?
pi i a ??? ? -i le i by the tu i planet - s hen th? ? ?
i-i!-? y (ta| ?sillon la night was abo it one-third
"f th? v\.iv up to the ;?.? nlth, . : - -? ; - ?r
nother ?s about three time iho diameter of
lb? m .u
.'??mis, bright sml resplendent, the most beautiful
:?? ir In all the ?kli . via ble evcrj e\ n in '1*1 ;
w;ii I..- .i particularly ?-,. ..| chance for the am
? r '.:i n ? ' il ,, ; m mda). >! rll 28 to
have Ve i i I on Xeptuiii ; . him. foi th? J ista
poslilon e?i t'enu in.I Neptune will occur at I
..'. lock ? thai lng Neptune is noi always
Visible, , ? .-. |.i to . , , ' . :ill Ob
> iv.:;..'. ??n Hie .. caslon of this |ei?ttapo?ttton
*> ? . i. ?-. Ill i' ? ..i . .; three degi ' e u ?rth ?if
Neptun?.
rogg OF as.il u lt. DVBASD EXHIBITED.
An ? ?hlbli -n . t tl ? ,.| rava I w ?.. of the ; ,!??
Asher H. ?Duran I was give si
Groll . ? ' ul of Mr. 1 tun?n.I's
art w.-r" ::c i-???? i t.- large numbers ?f ?isltora.
There charming sketches. Th? exhibition
? ? . . an i lovera ol I ? beauti?
ful and ? i an re advl i t.? ??'?? ?'l It.
4 XBWSPAPEB ><>K IXTBLLIOEXt PEOPLE.
Pi ?.'.i Th? Vonl n :'. . t ?ms i
l'ifi? fou . , t,, ,|,v was publ ihed i!;?
i.i-t r.uinh-i ul The New-York Tribune There \?.is
K.1 ressoii to believe, Ml the time, that an Im?
partant ???'??ne In human hlstor) had occurred, bul
yet the mo : :??.,.?.; ,i,?.. prophets of thai era wer?
? n able || ihey failed lo .? -. .-rn li*? full stgnltl
H?-:i.|?-i . ..r thai journal do nol n?"'i t.? be
OniTVARY
JOHN If. BOARD.
John M. rio.iri, ??ho for many yssrs was s leader i
In Republican i><di i.-?? la New*J?**sey, died at his i
In Metucben, In Middles?? County, 1st? yes
lerday afternoon in tbe Kventy-elgtoth year of his |
age. He ?v.-..-? born at I'.impton Plains In 1S1". In ?
early life he removed to this city and engaged In th<*
real estate business Afterward he became a con?
tractor In Hobokon. Ia UM as was elsetsd to Um
: . [y fro n Hudson Couaty. In IM be r-?n ? i l
to Metuchen, and afterward attra ted stten Ion by
: the toll on tbe bridge arnifs the Raritaa
River .?t New-Brunswick, defraying the expenses
himself. He becaaie b<Kter known in New?J?t?*sey, ,
howevi r, during tbe earlj period of the war, wh? n,
at his own ? up mse, h? eq i pped men for the front,
. ining their families during their sbsence sn l
often supplying them wnii funds In th.- event of
the death of their bt?iadwtaners. la this way he
?l valuable aaslstanca to and raceivcd th?
thanks of the Fed ral Ooverament On? ?>f Mr.
Roa i i ? accomplishments was his musical training.
Ii- was proud of the fact thai he could play every
musical Instrument In general use, For many years ba
innected with tu?' leading musical societies
of New-York City, snd for s number of yesrs was
organist and choir teS-der la the old North Dutch
Church, in Fulton-st. Mr. Board was at dlffereni
chiel ?nglaeei of th? HobokM Fire Depart?
ment, secretary of tbe Drainage l'ommltteo under
th?? Sheriff of Hudson County, president <>f th?.- ?
Widows .ml Orphans' Fund and ?>f th? Exempt
l-':i-' men's Association. He was returned to th? A?
aembly from Middlesex County in IMS. H? drew up
and planned the -harter making Hcboken a <'it>,
and wai chleflj instrumental in ha vim; passed the
pi.-, .nt h.iiir?.i.s, l.i ws in N?-?v-.Iersey. Mr. Honni
wa also deeply Interested in and encouraged the
growth "f building and loan associations tnrough
out New-Jersey He whs a close friend of Horace
Oreeley il- was a prominent member of the Whig
part? .n tbe heyday of it- existence Under date
of February I, I8SS, he received ihe folio ?ring letter:
'lion John M Hoard, lirar Sir: At a can? UI at
til.- st Nicholas Hotel, convened February i. for
the purpose <>f ??le.-tinp ?-rtHin [..-r?>'iis for candi?
date? for President and Vice-President of tn??
i "mi A States, your name was mentioned In a fa
vorabie light. Should you think proper t?? have
| your name uaed .is the next Whin candidat? for
? high ?'.'? ? pleas? Inform me at the ?'?rlioi-t
moment 1 am yours respectfully, Thon? m Retch
\ Ings." Mr. Board ??..?- informed previous to the
? ?''.'?n that he could have th? nomination if
red ?t. IL decided not to accept It. and re
plled in a characteristic letter that "no man ?-ould
iii?. the o?a ? and do hla duty to him"eir and his
constituents." Mr, Board at one Urn?- was wealthy,
r..r the last year he had been III. and for thirty
' weeks had been confined to his bed. ?I" was a
member of the First Reformed Church at Metucben.
II.- leaves .? widow und four ?'hlldren - Mrs. W:'l
i lu m Venable, of New-York ?'itv; Miss Mary noard.
of Metucb?-n; Lewis Board, <>f New-Brunswick.
? i John Board, of Jersey City. The funeral will
lake plac? at 2 o'clo.-k on Sunday afternoon at
Mel
JOHN B JENNINO&
- R, Jennings, s veteran of the war. an 1 a
r lent of Mount Vernon, di i in Wedn? iday after
Ulm He took a icvera < il i sbo il i week
ago, which resulted in a fever He was si-"
I ?lau A: -r. 1I-* eras
.t quartermaster of Parnswortb Post, G A !
ft . of M uni Vernon, and i ral ye :r.. ;-. id b? > n :
-.' : n terms *ter?< i- n- '
i",-. irtment of tl ?? Army In this citi
funeral - will be he] . il '?' ? ''..' South Fourth- .
? ' ? at I '?? ? ??.'.--. and
- I? i i.. ." .. r t In a I ??!>?. l*h? ,
burial will be at Wo lias . .r st morning.
pilll, I. M" A. BARRER
P .;? A Harb r, om of I beat ki i |
m*n in '".?"? ? th. a pi it i of I Elisa -
?? il ter ' iv from peril nitla,
It? me. Mr. El irbi r waa ab ?ut to be grad
ted I ' ?Iiimbl ? .?' ?)' i ' ? Mil es, sn ! was
dele oi . - - n ? \? a |
?? r ick" has? I all an I bo?
. ' tl ? IA . ??. th club, an I was also i cycling en*
isiaal
-_?
AN OLD LANDMARE GONE
OF I "?.?v.? FAMOUS PLACE IN' PARR ROW I
Tl ere ??? is an ;'r of sadness about a small i r? wd
. gather? I In s room at No I .".irk How yes.
?<??! i,, v ? \ ?? mg th? m a ? ? ?? Se ator
Bullir?n, Alderman Kennet! k, Assemblyman
, Finn and othera ?."? were saying goodby
For mor? than s
? rer "f a century th.? place hss ha l many
famous men among Its patrons p lie? Superin*
I Byrnes was formerly sn habitue; so were
Or-eley. Mant?n M irble, Hi iry J Rsyi
..i I Thomsa Act n It was i great reaort for
- ? paper men, Uovernm ? offi Isla snd legi.?.
Bl
The | :.i .. was si-rtei by Patri k I o?an, known
Pa' " u ho ti.i i ' . ' I : ?hen he origi
? ? ? , . .. lunch i leli ess. To-day h? la j i
? . i ? ... Be made ISO,.n one year.
. he took hla neph?f*w, John Meehaa,
i-!.. partnership, without requiring any ipltal.
?
.4 PEl SBTTERIA S tXSTITUTIOX'? A XXIYBRSABY
Th.- twentj try of the foundli
p --lu?-i il :? ?? I * Aged Women, No. tf
Rast Seventy-thlrd-st., wa it tingly observed In I i
ttlc chap i of that Institution yesterday i?v a num*
ber of th? officers and friends of the if..me. Th?
? i:... ?? -.?.i?- i mus? o ? ne, sn i i ? Ii i i-im i
?olo? i ? .i hn Fran? - Ol len, ti ite tolos by Miss
May ; . a . i.v < "bar!? ? M- shan,
the boy tenor. A i ved hi irty
.--, , ? -.- .... tes wera del rht? I A t
ie ol ?-.. es i Isea the it? ? In -I K. t?
:.?:. made i -h?rt address. During tht afternoon
i ? ai ?.-,;??I r?|'.,rr of the ?? T-t.irv .? th.' home,
N'!-? M S Wright, wa? read. It snows th.it there
nine ? the il me, an 1 that
?-v.-n inmat? dirt during tbe last year.
PBOMIRBXT ARBIYAL? AT TBE B?TELE.
BRUNSWICK Salvador ?le Memlon i, Braslllan
r ,u Washington FIFTH AVBNI'E Jef
Chandler, of Wa Ington, D. ?'. GRAND
i NION Senator John Balne . of Panandatgua, N.
V . .-u I George R lines. ? f Uo bester il iLI.AND
eral James H. Wlla m, ? I Delaware, and Mrs.
i. / Imiter, of Chicago. Ml'RRAY HIM. Charles
I. Ft i .i, ol i. ? - NOBMANDIK John B.
il? : I. of Kim i ? S.W ' 'V t'nrliiai- L>ti| uy
Loi the n< K| dlnlsl r at V\ ashlngt in,
PLAZA l.\ Postn ral \\ 11 in S UlsselL
the "Amu root caxdt" yirdicatbd.
Deputy Cor ner O'IIanl n made an autopsy yea
|y ..r Tlllt? Rausch, ti?' mi i
? i Thurida) fro auppoa I pol nlng by ar*
"1.-, ned in .pril Fool ' candy, which
.-r.? Uve days befor* Dr Rosei s Q at?
?? 1.1- . .1 ..:? - !.. i- illness, < 'oroner
. .'Mr ? ? and Dr Van Gli on verro pi
ia -..i ? ay ?" v. , .? ? tl ? f.i ?? that the child die I
? ?ved by peril
No m ii ? u ?? ale ' ? ... .. other irritant i
a'.. :, .!..- ...
jro va-* rUEXisiiED tbi? time.
Everetl C. Ang I, who was arn ?? : Wednesday
f.'r alleged complicity In connection with the glv*
ira? bell" at the Dl trlct-Attorney's office,
t furnish i?hM as expected yesterday, ll? was
for .i i- i. Isman all day, but up to I o'clock
had t..i* been r?-!e.i?. ! At that hour he said he
would now m.iki- no ?.ifnt to secura ball until the
.?... reduced. The present sum, I&.MH, ha
coi dei i exorbitant. Wagman, with five com*
platnta against him, wss held In the ssmi sum,
?*? ?
PATBIOTIO SEEYICE AT ET. JOMR'E CHUBCB
A patriotic aervl? will ba held i.y the Washing
'on tinenta I Guard In Bt. Johns Prot?
i i. oi ii Phurch, \ .ni-1, st . on Sunday at 1:38 p
m. in honor of th? anniversary of Watahlngton
r.iiion as first President of th.- United States,
Tbe Rev. Dr F Landon Humphreys, chapinin of
the Society of the War of 1811, will deliver an ad
? ii--?. The minister in haras of the church, th.
Rev. Pr. H A 11 liia.wn. .-.ill assis! in the aervlce.
.\ , mm? ol patriotic music will be given.
I.lebla < ompaii?'?? Extract ?if Href.
4....1 ?.n;. i i i impers and toarlata, l*ors and i liai
' mi.nd ... i.. ...ns-.i. ?;' k? ?? j^) trlth >'?u.
m tin:ll.n.
BAi"ON t ? \ ?' vl: On ?prll ?4. ISBS, ?? 4.1ft o'eloek. in
th? I'hui Ii ? l th* 11-". Trlnltj by th? Hi !<??' Henry
<? Potter, ...-.-"-'I bj Ihe He? 11., a K I're*in?n.
..f Tl i) N 1 . jr.'l tli? Ite-.. l:. Vvslp ?' v
Kdlih Ulan i, daughter of Mr. und Mr?. William K.
I .,.? I . . ? ? lr:i!. in: ll l, II. Jl .
ri:'i -,i --.iM rARSTAJRS On Aartl n, i?n.*.. ?t the
i ? a--i;i:i dm* h, Philadelphia, by th? Res
I?.- :??-..i, I Jit . A ? I 'i .-?'.:? ????. daughtOT Ot lira .lurmn
' I . ?' ? . Walton Ferguaon, Jr.,
.- ? ml n '
HAMII roN PIRRSON ?' Washington, I?. C, April 24.
IHM SI H?> John'i rtmr.-li. b) Um Rev, Alfsuii'l. r
Ma.'kn? Hmllh, reetor, VVIIIIsm Usstsa llsmllun ta? Mrr.
I'-'t!? of ltiiiM.il??. N V.
Hl'dllKS .?i.iiiti: ?I'Ki: ??-. Monday, April -'. ISSf?.
ih ll. ? i: Kaaleaion, Kdllh A ?>.,? ?n.r. laugh.
i. ? . : Adrian an i i :.? ?"?? M< rrell, > f S?mi fork, ? i
i i loiiii.. t Pah.?le, N. V.
i:,i.?N'i-: COE ".i Hi Mark'a Day, Tbaraday. Arnt
26 .o Si Jamea'a iinu.h, Wtnattrd, Con?., by tha
o , loi-.ioi r..i..>u. ef St. Mark'a Parl?t?, New
\,ik cu?. ,?nd tii- it?-?. Oeorga Stasley, of Winated,
Eiien ?f. ''??' 'l.a'iaii'"!' of Hi? i?t? i"olon?l Nelson l>.
?-. ? i,i Hi? T.. ? .toi-p'i i(. it)lance, i' !>., rector
o( St. Mark'i ' i-.ui. ii. New-Titsfc.
SMITH TINKER In Brooklyn. K. Y, \\>.lr.e?.Uc. A*M*il
??i i?:'.'. b) th? k?-?. Frank M. EtlU, i', ra .
dinghl i -f Mr and >lr? CharlM A. Tirker. <f Hro.?k
?aii. ta Worthlngtoa Trscy Smith, of St. Ali'ani?. Vt,
THOMAS REEDER Oa Tlim? la>, April '.'3, 1S1?">. by
ll.- Re? M '? Th?iupkuii. Uii>. ?lui> N. K 'vier to
j.iua, ii. XUiuisa
M?BMIBD.
?HEMPELL- SWIf r?At Triri'y rr.ap.-l. April ft\ h$
th? Rev William H. Vlbberd. I?, i ',v,*'"."i:,l.Uciln1^:
? ??:,. [au Dr. restar twttt u li. rtu?a
W. :'. i. I.. . r ? ..:? :. .... N. Y.
Notices of n-arrlnire? and d-aths mu3t be ln
d?istd with ful! rAlsm ?a**. ! ?i Uress.
Dll.D.
AIKIN-At her reH^enee. in P^^'Z?l"J ^/?
April 2.-1 Mary Air.oll?, .lauftht.-r C. the late J ..-? ?r.ei
?Wuss pWe. tram ha. ,?,,,reeUe. -. ?jj
North Ilamllton-i . ?*r\>^Js1?h???3s4a, ?V. V. 00 i r.iay.
,,*;;;,;- - "iiy ?rM??.i ?ms-sst far?
??.??r i. ? ee -
BARB R Ob Theirsd?} April ? ',hi1^ ?"^I; *7h??
v. n ?m l ind Busaa C ?? ?? r. m ti?e jut ><??* or rns
.,,-, i.i-.h, r.Ilzabeth. N. J . <*a
??;'...?.? n.- nth i".-1., at l
BARNES Puddenly, oa tha ir,r.mlr.i ;?f ?he Ht% ML,
?nd dauihter ..f .:.?? 1st? Chart?? v.at.i-:.. '-i ? mi*
?? .,- ?.: ner ag?. .. ,,,n r,.|.,..
F?iner?l ferrl ? ? ' l?W resMer.ee. No .SIS OMtt??.
..... Brooklyn ?:, l-M!?.. 90tb ln?t.. at 3 o.'.<?t t "??
?'.?I.I.V I.I.U .VI 1... l'.r..e. .*'.> .V.-ii ''l'"^''-^?-, *aff
Orane? N J.. vv. in?ii? morning, April e. I?wm, ?r.
John Cslds-ell, f?wm?rlr "f PatoUy. s-Vetlan-..
i ? -:.:.:. I.; ? *?:'??- al I v- ?"?
CAMPBEMa? ??n "?' - -i'11 -:- UaeMsa ?"amp.
f-rtdsy -venirt. st bla late real
..... v :-.:?> ? . . lie., Jersey City.
?? .,, aV>lu?hlng, !.. I. I
CENTER Suddenly. ? n WeaSBsWstay, April 17. MMSS
I-e'iiV-iV.r fr'.''.! St. Msrk'e Ctnreh, HRta-st Bad ?M-ave., oa
l-VI lav, April M .1 I'? a. m.
? ?nd fii.r..'.-, ses Imlte.l to Btt-tmd.
i ni i:s v r.r Rockasray, L? L, ?-n Thesiwtey, April 26,
I-. .:.ce? noren -. * if- of Th?tinas I* ??le?, Jr.
Funeral ?ervte?? ??ill i??? M4d Bl her late residence, on
-uni.v th? asth .?*"-. *< t'AS p. rn
CarrlafW ? 111 I" in waiting ?,;i tM arrival et 1:30 trais
fi m 1^ ti?. Island -City.
Intertnest privat?.
FANSIIAWE S'i'l de ni?. .?' ???-' ?Chester N. Y. William
v M .-?n rld??l ? n ol tVUIIam S. and Jes.?ie jer?ine
Kanshawe, in the ??oth year eg hi? ??<?.
Funeral service? si SI Peter*? Chun?, Hit ?Thester, ?aa
Satnrdar. spril ft, a?. ISM.
IIOf-TMAN "n April 24. Catherls? .??? huyle?. ?How of
? hartes 11-.ff man. snd daughter of th? Ute j. T. b. \ an
v.. i ten, of Albany, N. V.
i .? | ..r-.i-e- at i-ei \.:. residan a BM l.??vinjton-av?.,
Saturday, April 27. 11 ?. m.
Friends ?IS Invite l.
IIOOO Suddenlv. April 24. at S1l\ert.-ir..l?, Manchester.
??.??Ian i Elisa <;.iniUn. wlf? ef A?tara H?TK. ??-i., ?Lut.
I ?. r;.i William ??ill'.llan. a.f Hrr. I i'.n
ll'.vvi'U, toril '-'?. Iv'-'"'. Harriet St??-v?B?. i*-.iiiTh:er of
Henrietta <" an.l Um laM I* si ??? :\ arali, is bar ??ta
Funeral fr? m her lute residence. Sa turd. v. .*! p. m.
Carriage? ? .. meet friend? nl !:? :.' r. N, J. ..;i airlvsl
o( ?r.',:i leaving N?W-*forfc .?* I p. r.,.
i.r.i'iiN'iw i.i.i. -On Ti. ?i -.!..??. Apri 99, a? t'rr.'r aWaaS
?-. ,ir. John Sesl? only child -? 1:. .? " K. asnet Jessls
Seelt ?fllngwell, .i?-l 14 tii..nth?.
.-,...,.. ti hit p ..-??:?-' i"-l'l?n.-e. Inv.-f.'.-1-ave., on arrival
,: ] :,, ..... f . rs-st. .-tatlon. Girenvvo<3d
Lake i ranch, Erie Rallre ad.
?*? H.I.AN Aj.rll 2fa. Klean^r ?'. ?* :f* of tl.? UtS
\: || : if. M .. mill i*i . -,
I ? .I?'.?. 99 VV'??- f--..l--.i?.e . Jersey f?1ty,
.- ? ,: :.,-. .."--'? OS, .?rril IT, at 1 ?/aloe::.
UANSFIElaO?In Ur 'V.:-n R re., on fWasSsy, the 234
?,f April. Catherin? i:. Mansdcld. ??te ?jf Uurioii Mari?.
1ieM
Fun ? il i ri' at?
Ititerm?:.'. il. New Ksves. e'nnn.
M v.?.v Thornsa D M.- n afi - b l'-?erinf? i;:ae.?s, at
.. . i-?i.l?n.-... N . 1 **>?? :i'>t::-?:.. April 14, IBS.
?:-i -? ?1 l'htir h ..f tl.e Tr?n?l -i ?': B, Xo. 1
"??i ? . Friday .?m-ii? 2S, ,it i<> ?. m.
1 ? ??: i frt? nd? ai
? - - -, . "
ROLKER la Br klyn, n April 2t. Filtdsrtss r.o'.ker.
<'il..T. .' tilSUSt H liter, u;;'-l 71 j-ar?.
Funersl ?.r.?.ite.
?ALISBl'RY On WMneetday, April 2?. at US v,*t?.; C4th
' pi ?::.:.Ii M ||j VV I ?? ..'.-i:v. ??^on'; dau'h
ter o( Jt.hn IsrttAre??-? an<? Mary Le.?ul?e .??alifoury. o?
'
lervtre ..-''?-'?? Due Chureh, 77th-?? ang
vv??- End-ave., ? n Friday, nt 4 p. m.
?-livvv Buddenlr -n Tuiesday, April 'Ji. a* her residen?*?,
VV hile l'la.n-?. .'?' Y.. I ? ... H .-.. IW.
Mrvl e? Frid : St, at 11 o'doch, at ?i sos
??hm ?
v || m?et tl ? le 10 a. in. train (mm Orang
.-? .-i. n
TITVf. At her i. -ne. m rr-'i<:>:.. .-:? I 23, Jan? Catterts?
?--.??' . .;n-er "t tl.s U'-O
S ..- : Mar? L'sttcB Tliu?, ot Kcw-Tork.
;:?-r?afr-r.
! ? ? i - :
'?"K.?..-:?. Al i ? ? ?? on *A"?dne?dsy, April 24. Julia N?r
???- of Julia H?rtsh a?, aa i Dr. J?aaag
i-, TI
V. VKN: : .' :.?? m-rri'.n?. af>r i ?l/.f t:'-?.$,
,,- I?] '.'. ? 12l ? N ? V rk City, Martha li-at?!,
' > ' - ???-? ?a I th? lai?
mer
! Will be he:; i,< t'-.e f'hurch of th?
.. . ' . oa t-aturrtay. April 27,
?I :t
:? - . -.- ?. 1 .???.
WHITBUAN Thursday m-rnlr?. April ;.'., X\m B. Wr.lt?.
>.' I ? e.ir
? ? i? la*e ree-llence, ^20 We?t l.'.'.h-sU.
Haturilay, at 3 I ? k.
?urcuil Xottcfg.
A.? The American Art t??o.-lallon'?
(1KKAT DISSOUTION' SALE
Jtv ABSOLUTE AUCTION
This applies? to th? t.?in?eu?? VAN" nYCK
im.I ?'Vt'i'y it?-m in tin? catalogue)
COXTIKX'ES
THIS PHIDAY i:\i:XIN"C3r,
AT ? t)'( I.oe *K,
AT CHICKKRIWO IIALI*
(Admlasl n withsttt ?ait. so ttoarrot ?^ats.)
AND TOMORROW SAITKUAYo
MONDAY and Tl'l-lsDAV.
APRIL ST, '."? AND :$ej.
AT &30 I'. M..
AT Tul
Aiiie?ri.;eii Art < f;ill?'rirs,
?; bstisi *-'ii?i >t-. MatiiiKMi Simai*??,
w h ????<? th?? ?Ptainttncsa and ? )i her <)i>.ie<?ts?j
I ?'??laaiii'.ti.; UnaKlld will I if? on Kxhi?
bition until one I*. M. Btsoh day.
TH ?MAS E KiiliiV. Auc.cneer.
Huiler ?ikI lue-.? 1:1 I'jrnlsh . :. 1 ?> . r? emery ?#
liter snd a for tabl? u?r. ??n ai', .:?v
1. :, ?-i (urniali , ? ? :? "1- shot.-? delivered si v.-ur
? 1 . , .. : .v.;. -.- D, FRANK s'tJ-rs, i'ot?.
.:-?? S v
lllarbesl .. ? ... .1 fur SruU.-ml Teeth st
v. :?: ? 1 ?ir ??. .- 1 ?nted I'It ?i.:m:v F DEAN'S, D?n
'? ?'.4 l..-\ . I 4".;i II, Spc laity Artltl
. i-.-' . ?, ?stored Telepnon?, .ifB 3?th-?f_
All tl.? leadin? Km pean newspaper? ?nd pel.llcal? fo?
tar 1. Vue lute. 11*1. nal .Sen* Company. 63 and M
I j:.e ?t.. OS? 00..r r??t ?I Hioa.iway. New-loilc
?t-- - "
" U r } -It u y n I,"
One uf th? Choicest li> ?-i.Hrk.ir.fi Wine? of ITancfc
S-.1 e?j CASE yTS.
r?>?l<iin<'e .Nuit?e.
r ?,,: mall? f 1 t:.e we-^ ?n.ilnc April 27 will .'?>*?
, -...--.. '.. .. ? ! Il0?
ritii'.vv ?1 - p m i-ar Rrasil ani Ua Plata eoontrts?.
. ? I', net tlHI -? must Le diie^teJ "p-T v'aris
e." I ...
.?vTt'ltl'AV At 2 a. ni. f. i FtSiK*?, Swltierland. Italy,
.te> snd :i:.- I? lie. 1 sr ? a UB
uupasii? I'M Havre; ..: .'. a m for lver.-p?. per s s.
r i'i.,, ? a Queeastos-n ileners tor Oerraern must he dl
reeled "I Ktrurl? a: a, .:.? u 1 . r 1 Hia/il and Le
l'Istal :':--. per S. ?. I ien.!*:-. \ la rernat,ia?ucij,
luida tilo Janeiro snd ? *> f.-?r North Piaill
... |. directed '*pei t*olerid| l; ?t s a m tseippU
nienesn '?:.'?'? a. en.i for Eurnp?, p*-r ?. ?. KulJi, vis
tuiuthsmpton and llrcmen; at ?? :;?? a m i?tipplem?atai/l
10 , f.T Si *t*homa?, St Crois, Leeerntt eut wind
satrd I .- ?. M.irtlPi.ji? an.l H.nb.i<l>?, per ?. ?. Mad'.ar.S
iincludlns Uren?da, trinidad ?nd ? bs?o ?a lien sp* laliy
s?,lre??ed for thl? ,i'uni?n. ?t le? a . le menrary,
\e -i, m . f.r Jamale? and Savanilla. per ?. ?. Alvens
.... 1 f,? iher pan!? 'f Colombia mine d? dir?4?d "per
al )e? a 11. ??iippl'ni?-n'ar\ 10 30 a in I for Kor
.. , md H?ytl, p?r?.?. Alps,M lei ?ij ?. m. f.?r t am*
?eche ' Tus| ."? ???J Vura'an, i.er ?. a.
Vueni?ri iletter? toe other part? of M?slco snd ter cub?e
, - ?? .'.iir-te,! "per Vi.ni'ir'. ? a' 11 a ,11 f.r NVrwa?*
;, h. l-a-.l tl?tten Bietst be .iire^ie.i --pes
l.:*n?i"i, at it ?? '" ,-?'' N iherlands .iireot, per ?. aA
Ami?ter<l ini via Rol erdani lleet?ra must be ?llre.-i?-.l "p?^
Amateitlam''); *'? ' P '" f r ;:'"0"anil Jire-i. per ? ?.
Kthlopl*. via U.a?fo? (letter? mud l.? dir?lie I *W
Kihlatpla"), .it ????' I'- ">? I'1 N??f.ju:-.J!anJ, ter ?team????*
from iiaiif-x
.1 .,. , , iiusj.!. p? r ? ? AuMrsIM efr",n .?.11 Iran?
. i.ere ?lallv up ? 1 May 13 ..? 6 .M p ,? UailS
.' ,'.,. v s-iety l-la,i?1?. p?r ?lilp e*ltv of l'ai?eitt efron?
San K-ai'?'?,-.-.". cloeM I.-re dally up t., April M at eJ:SS
?111 Mall? '? " Au?tr?IM ee\i?ept til...-,- f.., \\'e.?t Aus?
tiallH. ?hu.I? ??'" le?Te?rel?d VlS Eu?**oep?>, N'ew-ZeaUnlL
? w i r||| ?.nl ?IliiJli l?t?S?S?. |.er S - AUT.ed?
(from ?si y ' "' ' '';' ""* ,"- 'Ul,v "I* '" Al,r" *?"?? tM
? 'ii"i, m lor OB ..nival at K<tW-Tork .?f ? a? i*?n'panls
wt'th Hrltish mail? f.r ?X ???tralla ? Mall? f..r ?'hlim and
?.,, .n ner ?, ?? ?*tty of Kl?> Janeiro irr?ni San Francisco)
cUi* her. dally ??I? t.. Air,I ft, ?' I'M p m Mails for
Chins anl Japan MpecMlly i?.-l.lre?.?ed .inly?, per a. a.
u of ?'l-itaa (from Vancouv?r), .1'??? here etsllS up
t? May <1 si ?--"SO i' -' M>tllt tor AastralM <exa*?t?t v\>h
. I..W.1II snd K1JI ISlSBdS l er ? j. Sliower?,
(from Vancouver?, eiflS? l.-re daily afier April 'M. aid up
t? >'a\ ?*? at einej p. m Malla for (*hlaa and Japan, per,
? '?' Victoria .ir.':?? Tacomaj, ?: m her? ''siiy up to May'
?2d at ?.'*'? I' "l Malla for ICewf'HiBdIand, ? rail t?
H lilfax and thence by atean.er, cl..?e a; till? oftl.-e dally
s'. H JO p. IS- Mall? f..r MlqUetOS, :? rail t.? l!>?t-n. and
. by Meaner. ri?9M a' tbtt otOCO telly at .?>:.*!0 p. m.
Mall? tor Cnba rlo?e at this .fll ?' ''lllv at ?1 no p. m.,
t ? orwardlni by steamer? Mlllns ?Mn.i.-iy?. Thur?d?>s
and Sa turd? ?I frosi Port Tamp?, rU Malla foe M-xleo?
overland, usle?? ? 1? l?lly add r?*ed for ?IsipatsS by
1 ??? ,.t tl-.m . ill. ? da II) ai 1 ? m
? llesisterad mail closes at t; p. n previ 'i- day.
CHARUKS W l'\Y1??\ I' *-f:na?ter.
!'.?? fie N*?- V"fk. K. Y.. A;?.:l '.'.' IV:'.".
Heligion? iXoticfo.
a SPECIAL si:iivi?i: in memewi of ehe late R??-?.
Heary A. < '??u, D. P., Recror ?f St Paul'? School, ?jn?
? ? .'. *4 II . will N l:?-!t In e'llur? Church, Ithave.
tnl L'l5t-?ai.. tin? cla?. ,:i Buaday af'e?-!. .?n. April H. |
a* 4 O'clock. Th? l'.i-ti p ?f Ne? \,r* '??III preach th?
acrmon, ?nd .1 spe>rlal mualc eommltte? have arrin-j-a*d'
I . 'he old funnllar hymn? ?unit at the BOSsol. Alumni;
uf tin? school are ieij,.ie?ie<l to l.e present whether ?hey r??
relv.? ur. It.itljii? vr i.wt, as the ad^i?..--.?.? b( ?<aUM ?eus'

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