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THE DRAMA.
BJgJfRT IRVINC5 AXD Kl.l.KN TKRHY.
THKKK NgTW IM.AVS
In JJ>a~r*r Theatr* last nljrht H. nry lrving pre.
yrntevi twe of hla dramatlc cmbodlnu-nts that had
j,,; pieiluaagy beaa shown tn tbla eepltal?Do*
guixote a'ul Corporal ltrewatcr. The foruvr ia
tM wntrai iigure m rwe BeasM s? oeeuauructed bj tha
ls:e W*. ,; waflB, out of materlala drawn from the
aaaaartal rosaaaei of Carvaataa. Tha latter w tha
Haa al a atagla aeawa, i>> Oawaa i>oyi<\ i::. ..
?jyrrv eleo pn>sfnted an embodim-.-nt bef.ire un
gaawa io ike lacal >ad*eaice,-?Laoy atouptre, in a
fCer,t. adapted frotn a Krcnch orlginal hy Mra
Cralgle, ?h* wrlter who calla herseif Joba OUver
aajBhea. eatlUcd '? i ra Bad ta Levera Meetlng."
-)e jwrformance was one of exceptional brtlhabcy
jui aataiaat and it waa jrreatly enjoycd by one of
the awel toUBgrolahad aaaembtl s of the aeaaoa.
It l!< only a alimpje of I>on (Jolxote that Henry
IrvlnK haa slven. l.m lt will ahvays be ramem
. ; \ eomplete p.ay upon the novcl o.r i'?r
vantes -f. ladead, it Were poaalble to exuact any
tbins aaa ntlaUy .lramatic ont of the Ksught'a per
fonai Btorj'.?arooW necaaaarily he vlUated by mo
aataay and taataey. \ aket h was pracUcanle,
0A. tbal haa been provdci. ivn Qnlxote is
^o?r. aa the balf-craaed dreamer by hla Braalde,
?i:h "" aorld of dleorderljr notions. piched o-..:
g !? -. ? erowded into a:s imaglnatlon," and
gg* in il ?> t.of keeptag h's algbtly v .-.:. wal
jag i, s- armoi. ln the jrard of ;he Ina. All peraona
who '? .v na u e are eotartee <f the ifleal are more
>hed with the t,;.e Baadai M of Doo
patxeti Henrjr Irvtag, whoae whelo llfe has been
pisard .ii ;t-c aersloe, eatered into that personality
arlth thi i si^ht of gentUS and gave to lt an em
|xKi;ment of noblc ar.ii pathetic truth. The essen
t:ai attrlbutea of l>on Qataate are aUaeerlty, dlg"
rir, .1 hlvalry, in a gauat and hasrrtard old
nv?n. ravag< ! adth tadpleni madne.--s Thal
t :er ?.. eapi --? i. but Bsore la ptcture
thar. bl . I BB Guardlns his armor 'n tha ? - ??
Ugk; ? !y lacoaalderate of tbe
the Beaeentry, the Kn.pht was BOVei
. b a pathi ttc
)rr,g, .: graatasaa JCo bettei exempllnca
? , glvaa of the lahi n i I ?
laortt] ? ! :!,e repoaaful power of ln
t,
- End" lio\ ors ihi.il the
coarae ..:.u backneyi '. BUhJe Ot aaaatOT) .ntrisue.
? ? i ?? :. ? |
led more by vanity than by prlnolple or
faei:- pon a flirtatlon with an admlrer.
T ? - - :he "joarney." a altuatlon en
lady*a baaaradi al t aeei
Ukelj red by her husbunu. '!
r tnonatratlve, and upon the approach or
bci huaband th,- laJy coaoaala hba in a 11
Ihe i rlabea to obaaln a eertaln book wh h
ta ;;. the rooan, anl. beine detalaed by tbe ?!.
p j ai v wlfe, he declaraa that bi
Und;: ? though h. were Wlndfolded. The
v and with aaawaaed amyety, taki - ta i
g; ; . - j that a ban tagi ahall i->
?1 ? . ? >. 1.. fOn ::u ?
bc ?- 'i ?'? ? :??' ? ?
ihn* hi- Bunae of lacallty la mnalderably ?? ? i
h i ?- ot envlronnaent, and tha lovei eacapea
I. I ut
? d ha: ~he has learned a aalutai
rlll not agahi p!a\ \\ Ith i Ic. !
: ?.:.- n piln s but
'??'?-.::
paltn. In llf.- Buch . .
I would !><- eon.empti! ?
i f 11. Decep 11
?
to ll la not ?ti- leai ? ulpal ?
aed. Tbe pteei contalna nothing,
' . . . . of a w ,,,.
tlslnc -!??? a. The la i> la dolng ?
.. anu ^io iia^ tha gra i to ??? aahamed
exj ii i'enlal
mmlnent, and m orlei- te save heraelf
: placed ln i mortifylng poaition ahe lius
:? ? .:. ll -? ? .v ir,,k. 8bC then tiK'-.- her
w.ir,!:y contrii and outwardl] -ii":. tionate,
her eajolf-'l huaband, and so lt happi.
.- end ln lovera meetlng.'' Eilen Terr>"
i . beautlful to aee and melodloua to hear, and ahe
. aweet eoquetry with sklll. anJ bore
Blii ni thi aever teai -. bul lt i^ a
? - >n for h^r to aet avcl: a parl al i-.Ii.
everneaa of ir..- performance i<, ol course,
the malnteaance of suf-.ommar.U at high tenalon
of :.-i. iua ezcrtement, and the dispiaj of palnful
... ? ftar and dreaJ. ? throngh the tna.sk of
gayety.
Henry Irvinp has ? far greater pai
-?'-?? \ rr anoa n -
profoundly airi truly an actoi tl
rful peraonatlon of th',- decrepit i"<
irv \\>r of Waterloo, '.vi.u tella the Btory ol h a
exploll .n thal battle, and oie^ with valor'a
war ry on his ::ps. "A Btory ->f Waterloo, ' ..s w?
-i.i. :s I'miiin I)o\i-'s Fket.-h i-ali'.- i "A
? 'i." ' .-;....-.'.:? a ?????i. bo 'r.at inatead ot
. narratlve lt la ma.;e to tak<- tbe ? . pe >??
itie drama. lrving added Corporal Brewster
- repertory In the autumn of i^-m actlni ll
?? r.r.-- tlDM at Hr.siui, on Beptember 17, u:.>l
? Ing u ln Edmburgh on October 27. and in
m on December 17. It le r most declaivi ex
>n of tlrumatk- power. The piete la short, and
repreeentatlon is brlef, but the effect is ex
. :.il-y.
'. y.nic preaenta an old eoldler ln his last ta
? \i.>' character und a plctureaq ???
naUty. throngh :he medlum of a pathetic
phyalcal cor.dltlon. t'orporai MrewFtrr I ...- I
-ol !'.-.- should be,?elmple, brav--. tirm.
ful, expedil eaa, and true, and
, Btrong DOain, and has ahowr. hla
: 3 proweaa ir, momenta of deadly perll. He la
:.? \y iieariy nlnety yeara old. and he u brok.
in mlnd and body. Triat rondltion ot acnlllty lrving
The Bgure lt. atteauated, the face .. i.i\
haur tlon. the votce broatn. the llmba
the ni rvoua foroe of the veteran - tl
? nattaln him untll, In raactlon from Btrong excite
:.- . aa and explrea i i
? imparatlvely barren
f arlth littie of eltber actl n or
ncident,?thi actor fairly wrings the h< ta el
nia aj ta ? ng the aughenclc trage > ol
humar. 111 f| la ;i thoroiigrhl'. r-pr-?
poaltlon of what can be accompliahed with
tor'a art, when the actor ls a man of genius. lrv?
ing haa r.>ei, :? far loftler ht-lKhts, bui that per
taken .*ine.y. would be a autfl ei t an?
thoae txlgent cenaora who decli
I ' t"- :r. irc a etage-manager than an <i.o<>r. The
ement ;s one of alrapllclty whlch never be
<? imes insipid, and it la remarkable equally for
tir'-n: knowledge of huroan r.ature. vivld chara .er
var.etv of expreesive art. ?..nri a aplen lld
Btncerity and adequacy in ihe auafa'.nm.-iu oi
flcult ooadltloa and of a monolopne. :hat mlgat
r-ai.ly be m*de ludlcroua.
?; :.ral Brewater ia a eurvlvor of the battle of
?Waterloo. and it la male known that wh, n the
Guarda in the course of that battle. were once lr.
f powder. he performed with itr<at vu
? of drlvinjt a powder-wagon throush the
? y'B flre. and thus of reHeving hla comi
diatreaa. For that deed hf recel\
"Waterloo Medal, uno l: :s t.\ laiKir.g nboui Waterio i
la exploit that the old eoldler ls tbrown into
< x itement whh h immellately precedes hi>
a'upor. h.a momentary rally, and hia dea:):. T).:-e
peraons in fucceasion ha\ ? apeech with him.--t:!.?
dead brother'a grandchild, a soldier. and the colonel
of the (Juards. The maln Incldeni '.a hin desi ?
of ihe battle.?an Impaasloned bll of narratUe. ilhis
tratei by reference to the mediclne-bottles and
le-pliace ornamenta in h.'a humble lodglng. ln
. assaue lrving made t.ie Uluslon perfect. No
spectator lauehed ai. I few c ulJ re?traln thelr
"ara Hut other touchea w>re even tiner. Tne ?ud
<ina of the veteran, to ei.'leavor to glve the
. ut;on m!lltar>' aaluie. upon the men tlon of the
? -I'ine; of the Guarda ?!.. reference l i Arn
it which celeatlal confllc the Ouardc
.jent. and the !uk< "v. ii; have .. wor l to aay."
, i eptlon of the eunahlne, whlch tells ot ih.
^ tha; are to come, thi :!.-? deni of th-- broken
and *h< Impetuooa, frenated ecatasi of the cry
itb.?aU wen wonderfully tlm Onl)
? conaummate sklll at^l authoiity could
:. - audlence as Irvlna dld, arben the poor ol l
n bavlag broken hla <?)?;. plpe, bu
-? Into tears un l bewalla hla Iobb, ao a chlld
a . -. .)\-er a cruahed toy. The in.-tan; transl
? : t<> cladneaa. at a'.cht of a new plpe. of brier
the gi.'t of a ealler,?waa llkewiae wonderful
?- ? ff- t Upon - -. becaU?e Of lt." ;
truth At the <lose the old m;.n has sanl; Into a
r bul fi <m lhat h?- awakena am, ?.? ??.mlnj?
md nplendld ?for one brief instant th<
ncarnation of a;i that once h,- h^s been,?he
? forth the aam^ nhr.ii cry with wh]
hraved flre and deatii al waterloo, ?r
lrving at that ollraax waa Buperb
Tha performanee of Corporal Brewater ia an addl
revelatlon of Irvlng'a eerai I lt la
itk niorr. lt i? :j eunvlncing: proof that the
of the -Jrama i? to Internret human i ature
man Ut-. and nol to moralize over then i; ?
neitner aflllcted with ii problem ?
?h? dramatb art whlch produeea i' la of the gteat<
ralue i" tbe ? >?
CAAfT OF "fMR QTJXOTE '
Mi.?t?-r Qaixad?. aeaeralea r^r. Qnhaata or u^iian.^a ^_
gaacae onu .
K?i?-r Peras.*bbT'aJS2J
^^r.:::::::::::iir%.y! '??
MuHtem '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'? igtaara. Bnlmora aad J:
AMonta Qulaada'a aleoa . "ija ?; ?; >
? . . V,r '"'
Womai ,
.M'?? ^ Faatar. fleae aa a
CaBT "i ' v^ v^ ;"":' "
i^dy Bou&'r. .ahaa f:. aa T-m ,
^Wm^upir-:::::.
Captaln iiaramour.L*n u'tM,,r
CA8T OP "A STORV OF WATBMAK
-. ??. gaMBfl Braw.-er .?lta?l!iuj3
t^rteani Ar'hle McPoaald. B. A . . . - . * ui.e.? Melllah
v Tttt,"*^ r*. d?tf .^S:
lins TBB8T AT A AtWBteAt BBCBrTWR
An lntereating aaaBteal raei pttaa tma I
Hotel W.-.ld.rf veaterday afl y-:-" u'
aette Steriing and bflaa taaaUha Oaaj af tbe
ic by v.,
.g l. aafa 'Thera B/aa n K?ng , ..?>'.,
in- i. Cho-d" and 'i j- ln tha Bloralag K.i.->
| WEDDIKQ8 PAST AND TO COMK
j One of th. mv>t InteiQBllag wedd'.nRn of m.-mbera
| of th.- fachionnt-it wor'.d yeaterday was that of
Miss luUette Marguerlta -te NeufvKle nnd J. bang
doa Sohro aar, Whlch Waa cek-brated nt las
in the aftrrnoon at the home of tha brlde*a aai
Mr. nnd Mra, Jalea de NeutvtUe, No M BFeel Tl i
scventh-st. Only thc rajattvea and u smali immi.-t
j of Ititlmate frlends tvero prcser.t t-i v : Bi -
, cereinony, whlch was perfortn-d by tbe ReV. Dr.
Henry v. Battorlee, tiie r^ctor of Ca'.vary Church
it waa 'i:'.o\v-d i\ a amall receptlon. The bride'a
! BOWU WM of ivoty sat-.n. the sklrt palfacUy plu :i
I and the hign. faxfaaga wtth a deep yoka of point lace
j and sma'.l chaatera of orange biossoms. A am.ill
apray Of orange biossoms he'.d the tu",> vell In
| place. The.hriuai bouquet was of whlte roses and
? lldcs of the vallfy. Mir.s Mnr'.e Knillv de Neufvl.le
waa her sisdtr's mald of honor, and MbM Henrletta
bchroeder. slster of the brldrpcroom; Miss May Kee
bir, Mlaa Bdlth ''iaiip and Mlaa Cteabeth Jackaon
were tha aa^Meamakla They were attireu alike in
gowns of wh'tc- sjtln, flnlsh.d with sasius, and
cmsii co'.lara of reUow aatbi and appllouea of
? laaance lace. Each carried h bouquet ot rell iw
- - The l-rl.le'fi Rifts to her uttondnnts were
amaii mercury wmga of goM, aupperthag a crowo
ol i- arfcn mounted as a coraage ornament. Mr.
. i' beM mnn was Walnwrlsht Parlsh. The
Uabera were A. II. I'.irlttr. of Beatam, a counsln of
the brtde; Henry Bchroeder, thc brideRroomV
er, Tbatcber Luojueer, Kenneth Robinson.
j Btocktoa It. Colt anl Jobn Q. Keeaer. Mr. and Mra.
I Bchroeder, aftit tney return froaa their hon- \ a
i trtp, wili mak- their home at the (Jrofcvenor. ln
i".: h '
The mani i,. ? of Mlaa i: aabi th C. B
a daugbter uf tbe late WUllam Judson Blyden
burjjh. of thia dty, tu Edward Winaiow Packard, a
proanlateut bualneaa man and meanber of the Calu
met Club, took place a; IJ8 o'elook yeaterday after
Booa in the Church uf the Heavenly Reat, Flfth
.iv<-. anl Kor-y-tlfth-s:. Th- Rev I" D. Parker
Morgan, thi r-'-tor. rc-ad the betrotha] aarvice, and
Blahop Oeorge Wbrthlngton, of Nebraaka, who i<
?i coualn of tl --m. performed 'he marriag.
I .<? i pr ?:. iua --1 tbe b> i ? llctlon. The
bride, who waa eacorted up the alale and glven
aaray by her unclc, Jeaae Blydenburgk, * ??
gown ol ream corded sl'.k, tbe coraaj
with liii--.- of th.- valley. Her v-u ,if tulli wai
i with a cluater of orange Moaaoma In
ati ad of a 1 whlte kld-bound
prayer book. Mlaa Ruth BIj lenburgb, a half-als
f the I le, waa thc mal i of hon ir. n- ? .
waa of canarj yellow allk, trtmmed with :? i
chlffon, and nv ? a brown hai di
brown feathera, and carrled a bouquet
B. O. Rlchai b waa beal m,in. ani J
Barnea Jobn Du Pala, Wllllam ll. Olllllan, Dulany |
Howland, Bamuel P, Barry und 3.1as ii. Purman j
were the uehera There w.is ro reeeptioa
Mbta A. Emllle HUyard waa married to Samuc-l I
Btokea Thornton at noon yeaterday ot the bome u; |
hir father. Oeorge D. HUyard, No. H4 Kaat Fott\- i
ninth-at. Tbe Bei Dr, li. Wadpole Warrna, rector
f the Church of tbe Iloly Trinlty, was the otfl
latlng clergyman. Mlaa Hilyard*a only attend
waa Mlaa Lucy L'ntlerhlll, ot t'roton. \\ait..r B
Newhouae attended the brldegroom as ?..--;t man. :
Thi isbers were W W, Jackaon, Roward Q. Tay
lor, of Phlladelphla; Harrv Thornton, a brotbei -?:
Idegroom, and the bride'a brol er, tleorgl D
yai There aaa a Bmall receptlon aftei t ia ,
rrlai aa Xellie M t I I phen K. I
.i aon of Dr. Boherl v, gtts, of No, li
Thirty-alxth-at., wlll take place .r ? '? w:
-? at ihe home oi the bride'a father, Pollee
Magiatrate Johr O. Mott, No. '.7 Kj.--t Bevent
enth-st.
.\i:.ss Agnea Js..hti Curtlaa, daughter of Mi
Mra <;- irge B Curtlaa of No 957 St. XI ?
ave., wlll '-. married to ii. n MeCallura thi ?
ing ln Waahlngton Hclghts Presbyterian -
The Rev. Dr. C. A. Btoddat aaalab I b) the Bev.
I >r. John (' Hlis.e. wlll p< : t nn th .
ii o:iy, whlch wlj] be foi! \-? i bj n receptlon al
? ; the bride'a pai ?
lt \ Ita ti >na have been - out foi
of Miss Marj S. Clark, u, ighter of Mra C. ? I
- ? ? . k. to t'larence Bherl.l Houghton. Thi ? ?
lace on Thuraday of nexi a ?
the home <-f the i-ii ;? 's ir^other, No. 808 W'eat
I - -eigbtb-at
Balthnore, Ihj. 11.?Btat. Controller-elect Rob.it
Patteraon Qraham, of BaUabury. and M.<-n Caro
. Dora y, of No. i.v.t; Bt. i*.iu:-.--t.. were naar*
i li tl Mount Vernon Pla ??
Methoduu i: la pal Church, bj the Rev. Andrew
Irooklyn Thc- mald of honor waa
... of Baltlmore, <i:'.d Dr. Wllllam
A Qrahani, of Hartford, Conn., was tbe beal man.
Loa Aagelea Cal., Dec. 11.?Tne waddlng of Emma
Barafa Chlide, the eldeai daughter of the late fzrn
w Chlldi., ? - John WBbur Dwigbt, of New-York,
laat nlcbt al ti:- hoeaaa of tba baiSe'a aaothar, en
SouUi Ali..-- . waa a biflliaat aoclety affair. Mr.
is a banker and a prominent politiolan uf
New-Tork Btate, and a large bvndowner Ln North
liakuta. Tbe ceremony was performed by Blshop
wlsted by Blah p Montgomery. Only rela
tlvc and Intlmate frlenda were preaent II a
rge reci ptlon. J. BI it Paaai tl
New-York, waa tl i nel Fri lerl k
-? - ker, il Pan Pranclaco, and Jamea Blawaon :
thla clty, wei The newly marrli . ?
lefl bere foi New-York. They wlll mak.- a Eui
pean : . nf .- >. nnnths before returnlng to the
.- ?? ; ills.
Poughkeepale, N Y., Dec 11.?Mlaa Mary Con
n marriaga this afternoon at
u i ?. Ilff, near thla clty, to <"iarenoe Blaek, of De
Tiie biide la a daughter of tba lata
.lohn F WlnslOW, .-.-.? a promln^nt Iron n
faeturer, wh > waa widely known a.- the man who
had falth enougti in John Bi m n'a model ol .<
ebox on .1 rair to fiirnish the mohey wltb
whlch the famoua M ?n I r waa bullt. Thi
I ? ntereata ln Detro't, and la uls j a
. arni ? of the Ala*ka Bteamahip .'. - ?
J\(lI>L\Ts l\ B0CIET7.
.Y-* Wllllam Lanman Bull, of No. 8: Weai Porty
aeventb-at., save a larf;e reeeption yeaterday after?
noon in honor of ber Boakand d.ui^h ? 1-in-iav.. Mr
and Mrs. !?''? .ir.. 1-i.iiT, Who were BUUTied i:i
October las' at Wakefleld, I< I. Tlie house waa
beautlfully deeorated with hoiiy, cbryaanthemuma
nn-1 llllea. Mra. Frederlc Bull, who recelved li her
bridal gown of whlte satln. wjs aaelBted by the
young women who attended her as brtdeemalda,
M -- it- aale \"an Renaaelaer, Mlaa E-in* Barger,
Miss Etbal Wlckham, Mlaa Bdlth Woodward, Mlaa
Lanman, of Hartford. and Mi-s Bllaabeth
Roblneon, attlred in the eootumea worn by them
a: the wedding; Mrs. Wllllam UMtun Itull. in
; - atln and ombroidered velvet; Mra. C C.
Worthlngton, Mra. Jeremlah Robinson anl Mrs.
Quatav H. Schwab. Mr. and Mrs. Bull Wlll soon
take possess-.on of then new home on Columbia
Helgbta, Brooklyn.
Qaaaral and Mrs. I.ouls Pltztterall pavn a larso
receptlon atiJ dance las' avenlag at thelr home, No.
2"kI Lexington-ave.. to latroduce th.-ir daughter, Mlaa
Adelalde Fltzg-erald. The decoratfons of the rooms
were Of laurel, roses at.d chryannthemutBB. After
the te?eption there was a dance for the young peo?
ple.
Mr. and Mra. Monttose N. Houok, who were
married a few weeks nso, gave B roeeptlOB yester
daj afteraoon al thelr home. No. 4>> West Eighty
?eveath-at . whlch was foilowed m ;he evenbig by
a dance. Al the receptlon Mra. Houch waa aaahi ? .
ln recerving th.> gueata by h^r bridesmaida Miss
Plant. Mlaa Love, Miss Houck, Mlaa Llndlay and
Miss Brewer.
Tiie flrs: of the Clnderella dancea thir season
take place at Bherry'a this evenbig. The danc
?' II DO rocelVI ! by Mrs. John ? Barnee, Mrs
j. Plerpom Morgan, Mra Anaon Pheips P-"k i
Mrs- .lohn Aleop Kirig and Mrs. It. .lames Cross.
Aleaandeff M tfadden wUl lead the cotuion.
Mr. and Mra abunuel ll Valentlne. of Xo. 44
h-Bl wili glu a duti- ?
Ing.
A lecture couraa la a. 1 of tha Madlaon Avenue
; aitory and Ea angi for Woaaaa'a Work has
ranga I to take plai - at tha B aldi rl Hot< I
.1 m. The 'ia:t-=. locturera and aubjecta ar?
aa fol.ov.s December is Mrs. Ellaabeth P Cuater,
"Oarrtaon Llfe on tn.- Plalna"; Januarj a. w. Ham
'Jibson. "The Myeteriea of thc Flowers";
January 22, Or a'.d Mrs. He< tor Hall, ?"Burna?
Readlngaand Songs"; Pebrunry 5, George w. C?b>.
from hla pa?es of romai <?<-. at.-J i-'ebruary IS Ham
liton W. Mable, "A ureat Man of Lettera' \
n\ mber of women who are ao lially pronUneat are
active in promotlig theae c-nterta.r.merita. The
aa hanga i-u a most excollent institutlon, and is
lo:rg a work ln wh! h it deservea ull em.-ouraire
roent.
r?n Saturday af'ernoon the graduotes of the
ay .-v-hool w!U aive their stir.ual entrrtain
11 aid of the Industna. School, at Plfty
tblrd-Bl at"'. Klevei-th-avc Ii wlll he called an
"Arablan Night's Tea," and the achoolhouse in
f rth-at., wlll be tra-sformrd into
baaaar. The young aromei . .n unenta!
III be in ottetidar.ee to aall thc ar'
; ? mp-shadea and pi.lows of > .
varlety, bes d?s an attractive collectlon of poatera
to eater to the fad of the day. T.ne tymimsium
a/ill n reaent the "Cave of the Forty Thievea."
and AU Baba Wlll appear ln a ahort pentomime
for the amuaement of tlie llttle folk. The great
succeas of the Napoleon Tea" of last season Teada
theae young people to belleva that iheir frlends
wlil renpoad as readlly aiei generoualy to this n?w
on Amonir the young wom'en wlm u.ii
ai the tablea are M ?s Ploreoce Bulllvan,
Mlaa Bdna Barger. Mlaa Bllsabeth Btokaa
Vai lerblll Mlee Hannah Willla, Mlaa Oraee Hen
? Mlaa Roaina ?io\ t, Mlaa ):? ? -???
Coudert, Mlaa Mi Tlffany, thi Mlaaea Hoffman
K i, Mlaa Helen Pa*re. Mlaa Bdlth
Mlaa Annle Paddock and M>- Maude Cur
_ _
THK tOTBKBOB cnr.ts HOME.
\. Pec. U. Oaeamor Morton l?-f t Aibany to
r.tjrii to EUaralia at C O'clOOh this afternoon.
MU8IC.
A OUKPOWDBR OPERA.
Th.- eave of Veaua wll". aoebtteea exhale '? '
lor of burnt gunpowder arhen "Taonbauaei
la given to-niRht at th. Mrtropol taa Opera ?
bo aUl the Hat! of kUnatrehry, la the Wartburg
anl tbe ! >>?? he.-t Valley of Tharlngta wl 1 saw
a aattie-fleld. Why! "La Navarraiee" araa par
formed laal iiKht. vn;s thal wen aent icurrytng
ln a:i dlrectiona Will have -
i fen dea rl|.r evt ??, . leflnttl m ?
work ean ba glven. That wBI take aeaae Ua
the naraaon al Mbm Calvfa aettag wlM keep
in btdtag for a spaei i i twenty ajlnates ktaij
niKht th.- opera audlence aupped on berrora ""
rhnona came ::i t'.- alght to i'-. patroaa of t
opera of a dtstraaght waaaaa pulung open the eyea
of a de!id man with ber thuuke, they w.li ihe i-att-r
be abi.- t<: r-...i7..- ih>- pleaaurea aad penaUlea "f ""'
ncj |.-,\<r. to the lyrlO drama by the n1'.'.
1'ftilan achool or "verltlBm." "La Navarralee. f":
.lured twlce twenty mlnutea. md th- otner nau ?w
th<- iinc- dei ?ted to it aaa flliei 1 with Ihe. rattie <
muaketr}', th<- craah of blg kuh.s. the fllscoraani
braytng of trumjx ta, the ? lana-ii | fa .l,?
mattei of orcheatnl Inatrumenu ln a regieter
iow for dtatlncUieaa of utterance. ,
B ore all thla tbere aaa a performan ?? ;??
Oluck'a "Orfeo" In tha Bunday-achool
whlch wa bave t? omi a uetomed, aaved,
aa II could be under the clrcumatanceB, by
? : Blng in; of M -? Bn ma In the tltular rot*.
i but the mood ta dlecuaa thlj nannot be r njureu up
with th- bloo-J of "La Xavarralee" aurglng l.a< a
Oood tbrouah the memory and Ita rule
rlnglna a eara. Let II go on record. bowever,
tii.it Mme. .?..:.?.?? rroxa the marroa ln tbe bom
tho* arho ia and heard her, and more thai
lafl ; the dei ln foi ' bl ig| - growu
up Budgca and Todd.es m tha audlence
THE KNEIBEL QUARTET.
The artlatic mlnlstratlona that bave been offered
by Boaton to tbe mualcal llfe of Naw-Tork ba -?
waya beei nong the woi thieet and ?
latlng featnrea of tha s\ ti i inon. It nuy
ba well lo aay once more that they ha
an tng tbe moa ... ita
? tbla i ubllc ; knoa
them i
value u bal ? i r re id
ippraunl ol
tlona f i '
?
menti Ihe Ki al Quart. I
Ita pro nlni i ? In tbe d imaln ol b in
Tbe
? -
.-? iln gave
i r jolce at th
tunltj The pragrani
Bhi rt 01 ng BrahmB'a quai tet ln A n
,.: . So . Haydn'i In 11 mtn r. oi 7-,. No i.
and ii: varlal i ??" '" A ''
j of Xlr. Kni lael ind i i- aaa ? i ? ??
a* ? mi : hioi lutlful In II
te i
?.-... ndefli
. "Btyli " ll aas an un illoyed <
Ihe flrai note to to th
arhlch wai i l le reflnemei
underatai ling wi re m te evldi ni ? ?: mghi I
- . :
quart. t eapei lall!
of th. m u ? worka that oe ftitlr.ty
I ,ii tl a mai ??' dr> ne?a
and ?!. ' i ??? h. artli i ? ? : ???" i ' " ?h a
and a warmth of aympathy
that pres ni n thelr fulleai
? were | rfonned with a
:.. rarce thal ma le
1UE WAlPlS?BOCBEFEI.LEB WEDD1SQ.
, .. AT NOON TO-DAT AT 1 '
Ti \\ " ' .X-THE HUDSI ffl
The man lag klhia Enrni B ? '" l'1
L. Hunter M All in. |r , aon i t Dai Id Hunti r XI -
Alpln, a 111 laki place at no m to-day In Ro. k
wood Hall the tuntrj home of the brlde'a par
Mi .1. ! Mra. vVMlam Ro. kefelter, al
: tbe-Hudi ?n. ll w 11 '??? one of the '
and o' ? of the i Idlnga of the hol
l i aea in. The gui - '????'? ba
|.-.;? ? the 0
a aee md ? '"? sent u>
,w : u: 10 K ?? ? i" ?!:? The gu iti at Tarry
towi will be rranafi rn ind conveyed
to llr, Rockefeller'a countrj I ' ' mUea
away. Beti I i s"" gueeti have been In
. . red b buffi i bi ?
- Tl mai ? age cere
wll] be perform. I In the mnaSc-room by the
Rev. Dr. Armlfa ' i paator of tha Rlfth
Avenux Baptial Church, who will be aaalated by
the Rev, Dr. Harrla. 1 r/ho will be glven
mj'; i ? io . fathi .-, a 111 have on ?
ber Blati r, Mlaa E hrl G H Tha brl lal
gown will I.f whlti itln. The fronl of tbe
i akltl will oe ornamented with a
. ? . laci
i i alao < mbelllahed. The
>..k>- of polnt lace,
trimmed with chlffon1. A tlara of dlamonda
wlll'secure the vi ilffureanda
oollarette ol dla monda n ovi r the
which haa i all-pulTed
? ? llllea of the
laa Thi mald of bonor'a
gown ^ili be <>f whlte-corded allk and chlffon, and
m place ol .. bouquel he will arrj .. mnfT com
poaed of llllea i 1 tne vkllej There will alao b<- ln
the brldal procesBlon as lt entera the mualc-room
ivu ii111? - flower glrla, who will r* attired In
ft:nl carry baaketa ol bride n? 1" McAlpln'a
1.. st man will be hli brother, Charlea W. McAlpin.
?i ihi ra u III be John D. R
of the brldi Pei tv. R hef. her of
? i., bi Idi W. Band. raon Broa n, Di W
Luak. 0 G .!? i ?.???:.-? , .ii.i- G Gardlner, Alfrcd i.
i ?? ? and Benjamli B. McAlpin Tbe brlde
groom'a boutonnlere will be of white orchida; his
beat man'a will i? of II f thi valley, and rhe
uahera will weai boutonhlerea ol gardealers Be- I
? ?...boi .:?? pio- !
irramme of Inatrumental mualc will be lnterpi*ted '
bi Franko i Featlval Orcheatra and ihe membera of
il..- i holi ol Bt. ilartholuin-w s Church, th!* clty.
GVK8T8 AT 1UF. ALPBA DELTA I'lll CLVB
A BBCBPTfON AND AN ABT18T8' r.-i.W EXHIBITKJN.
The preparatl -tis made by th.- membera of tha
Alpha Delta Phl ?'luh for "ladlea' day," and the
? colleotlon of palnUnga lent
by varloua an ata I 11 tbe artiata' loan exhlbltlon,
arere amply appreclati i yeaterday by the GOO gueeta
who rlalted the iui.house. x ,. 85 Weal Thirty
Ihlrd-at., ln tbe afterno n The house ltself waa
tastefully deeorated throughout, and the pteturea,
under tbe dlrection of the commlttee, were ali hung
;n K'-o-i poaltlona Thi aai one of me
Bucceaaful aver given by tne i lub, wMcb is
aay ing much, eoraidering the long llat of i
t ona . ? I -: ? rtalnmi nts already given to t; e bh m
i-. 1 their fi
The gueeta began ;-j arrive ahbrtly after !
th- tim-' Bot for the eaentng of the house, anl fr >m
th.-n unt.i | o'clock a etea I] Btream of people aa>
tered the dooro of the clubhouae. When the gueeta
were fatigued, or had flnlahed vlewlng tbe pali
.ii. i refreahmenl were to be found In the large
and comfortable club dinlng-rooma on the gecond
iloor. a out alaty paintlnge were eaklMted, ail by
Amerl an artiata and among tban much was
: ind to admlre.
The Cotnmlttei on .\rt and Llteratun *
charge the loan exhibtt ; .. waa rom
poaed of Coll Ai rong, cl ilrn in; Rdgar Mel
vllle Ward, Oeorge 1
l thoei 11> ? ptlon
day were Mra. Predenck I. Adams, Mra R. C. Alex
Mra Bltsha ti '. ? ? . Mrs Co lln Armatrong,
I w Aahley, Mra. Truman .1. Backua, Mlsa
in. Mra. Marj W. Babcock., Mlaa Marj Web
.-? r Bab ? k. Mrs S Ba win, Mra Th-.mas W.
Blckerton. Mrs. .1 Warner Bott. Mlaa F. P. liraln
erd, Mra. F i Bunner Mlaa tnna Dudlej Bu ler,
?'.-? ? .. Joshua I. Chamberlaln, Mrs Henry W,
, Mri C li-r >] I < !... ls, Mra Clark, Mra. J.
Wella C Mlaa Btta B Cohen, Mrs. Rufua
H c - m Ing, Mrs m i,. i?a\, y ?:
Debevolae, Mra Rodne; P Dennla. Mra John N.
Derb] Mra Wallaci N Downa, Mlaa May l - -1.
.ass, Mra. C M !?' rd, Mra. Horace Fowler, Mra.
mln W. Pranklln, Mrs H. c Furraan, Mrs.
Charlea J. Oou M Q I, Mrs .1. H Hackett.
Mra V Burton Hart, Mlaa i.-titia Hart, Mlaa
Mary Thereaa Hatt. Mrs Marcellua Hartley. Mrs.
F P Kaaard. Mr- H nry Hlrsr.fleld. Mrs Oeorge
W. Hubbell Mra. Charlea W lal-.,. Mrs. Roaslter
- :. Mra F-lward D. ,*oiea, Mra ti rg? .'
I.imb, Mlaa Larremore. Mlaa Lyall, Mlaa Jennle
M in, Mrs Charlea J Mi.:* Mra Jam*s M. Mont
romery, Mlaa Agnea Op -.-<? Mra W F. Pearl, Mrs.
3 !_>. Peet. Mra Dwlghi m Pr ? Mlaa Plummei
Mrs. .tame.- L. B nl Mlaa Rieketts. Mlsa -
i.iiv. Mra M.r-.i - Ita Mra laaac E. Bheldon.
Mi* V.'diam H. .- ? 8 rn n, Mr- An
rew BI ind ? Mr.- i: d Churtleff, Mi N
B Bpencer, Mr? Charlea i: Bprague, Mr? v.
? ? Mr ?> M iti.in J. V? r
dery, Mr.?. M C P Warner Mrs Rnbert F Weir,
M.?s Alice M. Wheeier Mra Clermant H. Wilcox,
M s.Hiwland and Mrs E P. Hutfield
MBB ( I I VF.I .4 V D A 7 7 n TIIF.A TBE
WeabtBgtoa, De*. 11 -Mra Cleveland and s -.
tary OtSey, with several frlei ? baa a:
th - Natlonal Tbeatra tbJa eveaiag. aad saw the
performan-i of Frari'-is Wlls,,:. ln "Tha Chieftatn
A lirwrn T08 TBBOBOBB BOOBBTBLT
The AkthV Cl laal alghl pave a dlnner for
Theodore Rooaavell at thelr clubbouae, No 75 Fifth
ava. Am-rng those present were Pottoe ?'ommls
sloners Andrews and Farker, ColOB I Warlng, Clvll
S.-r-. ire rv.mmlasloneT Proctor, of W ashlnRton 8eth
l.ow, Ilr^tider MatthewB, in--.il. A Kll?. Krederlc
Remlngton. John Kendrirk Itangs. Albert Hhaw and
Hamllton W Mabla.
WILL1AM F. F08TBW8 LiFK.
AODfTfONAL l*ACfl ABOUT \ KOTABLE
nrsixRHs CAREER
w* ki\i> ci.vsiiiintAT/r.N roft oTRarag amplt
BHOWN 1\ Rtg WILL TgfB OKTAJXa <>K THK
DOCUaOBBt NQg ggfl M.M>K PtJBUC.
Th?- foreeaat whloh Tha Tribnaa was aMa to plve
rday or |be lati w.-!;;.in r P >eui
> whereb) ll wh.-< in makiiiK bequi
I his empioyoa, frlenda and dependenta he :.ad dta
played thoee eharttabfe Inatlaeta whi<m he bad aa
| of tea unoateatattoual; manffeated la Itfe, naturally
ccaaioned Jay ar.d gratltodi ln many guertera.
Altboagh the number and nature of th. bequeeta
and the Identity or tbi ariea are for tbe
preaent not to ba made publtc, the eorreetm
the grneial outHne oi ihe will publlabed yeeti ?
in uadteputed, The d... uraeal h-..* n<>: yet been Bktd
for probat-, but when this formallty has I.:i com
pleted and the BtavfcOona it ibe wiu made known,
ll taaald, Mr. Poeter"i eonelderatlon for othera, gao*
eronlty and klr.dlj natnre will h.- amply Bbown.
Th more tbal kt rwh .. ? ? obtained of Mr.
' ar*a llfe atory, the men aooabli :? tbeexample
be axhiblta "f a mnn esn rglng f m idden ad
band apped as he was by a phyaloal aftiic
tion. and rising to afflnence through abeer force
energy and bualnesa abtliry. Vfhea the Chicago
Dre lefl h!m no: only a poor man, bUI aaddled With
b beavy luad uf gebt, arblch he saaa oaabta for a
tlme to rid btmaell of, Mr. Poatei waa nol dle
couraged. Caatlng i r meana to regaiii bbi
formar place in tba comraeretal world, he Inventi i
b new taatenlng for gloves o> which a laclng devlce
v.is oaed ln tead of the old buttonlng method. Thla
aaa pa ent? I ln II7S, and thi trled valnly
ror b loni tlme to imereai giove idanutacturera ln
bu idea ln Chicago, wberc he Brai dlaplayed to*
taatener, hla pattnt was ttdiculed, belng
? ? ? ameni t? the trade tti l >eter him
aeli oi i noi loaa falth ln lt, and, comlng to New
v-?rk, '.- - ,..< ;n geting une ?f tne leaamg
glove . : ..-..l-'oz- tne adventege oi tbe
;-.??:: lt waa ... amali nuantltiea
I .. howcver, and Mr. Fo . I aatlfltti d
he reaults, Bougbi another channel through
hll -I--- :? ? on the ma: k. t.
Durlng .ro- irme be waa in bualnesa in Chicago
Mr. i . the ageai then for the Hue
Knd 8|. Cotton 3'hread Company, of g
which i ii-.m.i.-. KUaaell <v Co wei '?? I L
: preaentati ea Thli hrm waa eventually induced to
join Mr Koatei In hla ven ure, and ln :?-;. In one
tlme, the buain. ?a i ao grown t.> bu. h p
Uona that ;: i ould n l - banoted by the youi r
u rn, arere granted to .ther lirma iu uae
tbi pa ti nt.
v |i !???' th.- populartty of the faatenei de
on .. couni ? ? i he lenden y ol
? ih ? !.. Ing te catch in ali ? <'???
for the follo i three yi ara Mr, Koatei - ? voted
rwmaelf to perfecting his patent. After apenuiiiK
.i. nta, be al laat devtae I ;. hi >k
t;ih : i ercame all - - i n .-i lei to ?
:iie ln. n .-? i buaini ? thal n lulted trom thi
nrm waa In UB3 turaed into i corporation
moal Inventora, Mr. Poater aaa in much
litlgatlon, but, though the laauea up a arblch be
... i hgbl to rtta.n hla rghta wen man;
varl d, Ii i notewortby 'hat he wa bu eaaful in
ll is a glowlng teatliuony alao io hla genlal
ity and attractlv cbaracteristlca ihal hia on
- were Invariahly amoug his
i lose perao I ? nds.
Mr. Foeter*a -.?.-. atten?on ln looklng
mattera ot ?? I tll *as exempllfled ln many ->\ tya.
Al ? ne tlme it a tice to Impoi
to whl ta hla faatenei - erw u l i
He deel h i aome jreara .<- ? th u he aoul I
For thla purpoae he -
and Orenoble, an l for twe
. Burope. peraonaily -
eatabllshmeni ol thli nea phaae
? ? on hla retu ?
Ii io bt-ij.ii the erectlon o: hll
uae ln Rlveraldi Drlve, h. rcntcd a
.n the inimi-:. tte nei rhboi hood of th
. ? bi m ar al ha id to glvi I
aonal auperviaion to the work ol conatru tlon .
design of thla houae n- copU I from an old ch
hi r>ad acen ln lialy. Ii. aett.Ing th< iireUmlnarlea
of the houae a
plana he had broughl from Europe, hi found thal
the matei I thi o u itu o la i
in lt.ilv would nol atand tha rlgora ol tbe Amerl
i tn cllmate Manj del rai i archltecl
and bull.iera foilowed, and Bnally ll waa d.
ihat Iron wai ') materlal with whi.-h the
. could le imltated Iron waa onsequently
uae i alt! i igh the gra. eful ilni -
house do nol Indlcate thi fact to tbe casual
rver.
? ? -
EX-JUSTICE DUFFT'B Wil.L, CONTE8TED.
I gJBCTIOKa MADB BT A N EPHBW-CHAROB OP
IT \\ ?> AND UND i: IN fl\ BBCB,
? to the probate of tbe will of i.r
p itrick G r.v.n D uTy wen
a K. II) ati ?: 1 aomaa
B, Leonard, a nephea of thi itatoi Ex-Juatlce
Duffy dl< . al Toma Rlver, Sew-Jereey, on .v
_-. b hla will ha lefl all h ; i eperty lo hla wlte
Mamle Duffy, whom he had marrted only a shori
tlme ;.. ? ? le ith The obje tl ma alli -
? trumeni whl ?:. waa Bled waa i la
nt, thal lt w..s not h.a free. un
conatralned oi uoluntary aet, that be waa nol of
m llng "oi in any
maklng a adll " lt la further al
,.._., \ .... ili of fraud
? ., rclacd ov. r
tilm l ??? hia wtfe. Aftar hei hu ba ? Mra.
l ?uffy pr- aented at dlfl b nka In this
I with th. s ipp iaed ma
? r th. amo
. poBits, 'i ? were hom ?? I by all
except three banka. Buita were broughl agatnat
-?' by Mrs. Duff) ai I in i ?a pendlng.
JOHN U". MABURT'B WILL PROBATED.
Tiu: COKTEBT BETB'EEN THE QRAND80XB AKD
THE WIDOW BBJTTLED TKIIMS OP THE
AQREEMEXT M ?T B tOE Pl BUC.
.ni \v. Maaury wai yeati rd ty al
noon admltted to probate by Burrogate x. D. Petty,
of Buffolk County, al Rlverhead, Long laland, all
ita bavtag beea wltbdrawn and a s-1
? ?*<-!> to all of the belra havlng bei n made.
Tbe .st.?:e left b) tne teautoi waa al the tlme of
i.ii death valued a: Bl.O0O,OM. All of tbe raembera ot
the famUy aere preaeni yeaterday, John D. Bned
eker, of Brooklyn, and Colonel vTllltam B. C
of Jamalea, appeared for the proponeata of the
will; J. Nuble H.iyes and John 1'. MotTil appeared
for the conteatanta T M OrtfAng, of Rlverhead,
al peared aa spetial guardlan for John \V. Masury.
Jr., the tectator'8 aon,
Mr. Maaury, the testator, waa a manufacturer of
paint on a larj- BCale, With worka In Urooklyn.
ile livet in Moricbea, Long laland, where he buUt
the large Hotel Brooklyn, and oth r sumnser hotels.
He was preaidenl of tl -. ti tel Company,
-... One yacht and Uved luxurtoualy. He bullt
a church la Morlehea and gave i: to a Cathollc |
gatlon there, to i aeeond wlfe, al
though he was a Proteatant it la aaid that he
reated his aervanta aa If they were his own chll
dr-n. and he allowed them to uae hla carriagea
an.l boats; and io o:h,-r thlnga not uaually within
the pn\ ilegea o! aervaa
Hia a. iond marriage to hia servant Grace Gal
lagher, caueed much gos^ip at the tlma He met
bei white travelllng through Ireland, broughl her
to ihis country, where be educated her and Bnally
made her hi
IIIh will was dated May a. IB)2. andwaanratoffered
for probati on June Tl. By II the Masury Bulldlng,
? i I - .1 M. Masury ,<? Bon, and the Rlchelli u
Hotel, were t-? g? '^ the teaiator'a chlldren, John
\K Maaury, .ir . and Bdlth Maaury, aubjt-ci to the
uai of the wldow, Grace Maaury, durlng ber wldow
i ood He alao d laed to hei i .- at -
Morichc-a commonly known aa tl wllllamaon i'la--e.
II the i ? t ol hia eatate, r< i
peraonal, ln lauat, the renta and In ?? be d1
vlded Into three --iiil parta F.a.-li ol the ti\o
i a aa to i e-thlrd. t'|. m :i.* re
, . ..u- , of tiir* widow the reeid iar> eatate
v. ??-. to go lo l he ghlldr -n
t'nder the will the widow was made guardlan of
the chlldren, an.l ahe un.l John I> Bnedeker, of
Brooklyn, were made executora wlthoui b
Two grandcblldrgn, John W. Maaury and Fred
,-rick L. M. Maaury, chlldren of a dead daughter
the i-stator had by his flrai wlfe, un-i adopted by
bim, wi re Ignored.
John W. Maaury and Predi rlck L M. Maaury
.-omeated tiie will on m- ground thal the Instrumeni
>v.is nol ihi iasi will of thelr a lopted fatln-r: that
n<- dld nol aign the paper al ihe end, nor did he
Mign lt ln the preaence of the a-.' attng wltnesaea
nor acknowledge it before them; th.it the wltn
did not sign the will ai hla recjuest, who, al the Um
wa^ of unaound nlnd and memory; thal the papei
wus Becured by fraud practlaed by Mra Maaury,
hei alater, Margarel Gallaarher, anduyotherperaona
The partlculara of yesterda] eni were not
made pul.Iic bul it ls aald thai the two grand
chlldren will recelv? abom 5:.
SIl: BBBBBIBI AT UIK WOIB-LOBM Sor,nY
The first mer-tlng for the aeaaon of tlie N, w-York
ntanch of tbe Amertean Koik-Lor ? Bociety waa hi Id
at the Hotel U'ald.of la"t w < ntag, and was attended
by a largi aad faahlonabte c mpany. The prlnclpal
? uf the o.cn^ion was a lecturo by M B
Krehbiel. on "PoUt-Bong ia Amerlca." Thi leeture
ia not new ll. re, bul lt l.as BOVei had B B
clat!\e audlc-nce or one that has llst. ned with more
complete enjoyment to Mr Kr.hbbla exuosltlona
and comparisons of the aonga of th- BOgrO Btavaa,
the Creoles. the Trench Canadiana ar.d the later
Amerlcan chlldren Th- talk ?.i? enlhyned by nu
meroua IlliiHtratlona, whlch wen- funr- by Mlae
Mai;.- Yun, with acooaapaabaenta on tha ptaaw by
Mr.- W'liiiain Burnel Tuthlll. Tbeae Ineluded, aa
.hIuvi- hoiij:^. "Vobody Knowa ihe Tronble l s?---' und
Come Trem-bl^-ltiK Down"; three ?.r four bltg ol
Craole and Canadlan Prench, "Llttla Harry
Hughea," with The J sw'a Daughter" a? an Eng*
linh paraliel, und M\ (ild Kentucky ptoma," un un
??xarnpb- of aomethlng that Is tbe ne*t thuiK' to .,
folk-eong and \ 11 la nol oaie, A luppea foilowed the
llterary ano m laical part of the prvgrammi an.l the I
meetlng prowd altogVther one of tbs most otMceea
fol that have l^en luld by thi so- i.-c, Tbi- vueata i
wera recelvaaj bl B Krancia lljde, pitaldeiit, and '
Mra. Hyde.
MABBIKD FOR FIFTY YEARS.
THB OOLDBJM WF.Ijmn I Of MR. AND MR?.
AOBIAM IS'CI.IN
A BgJf/ABLB I-WMII.Y BaTHatRfNO ABTO CBUBBBA*
TtON?THB BBVBB CHlUMUtB AMtJ IBOSUa
THAN POt'BfTBBB <;:: \M><mt.r?REN"
PBB8KKT-A QBUD l> >vi>.v; CCP
iNB l.TIIKK IIK.X'TI
fUL OiTIB,
Mr. anl Mrs. A-iriui I ?> iin \**t.-:djy celebrat'-1
their i. -. ti n iddlag by Klvlnc a -eceptlon to the
m.mhers , f th.-!r famlly at thelr home, Ne -'?
Madlaea BQuara North. Throujhout Ihe <lay th<>
.-?i - i eonple were tha reetpleata af aaaay baaothTuI
gtfta ->f Bowere, objeta d'art eards and letter* of
ratubttlon. The tloral ghTta were dlapiayefl In
the front dr^wir.R-room. w h? re were Blen shov.-n tha
preaenbi of golden artlctea recelved from the chil
dren anl pandekBdrea of Mr. and Mrs. Iselln.
(itw uf the most baantlfbl nnd ornate of the pres
eata waa i lovmg cup of aoiid goid. m-ariy fsarteen
mcbee tai:, preeaoted by Mr. i?eiin's faaat - aa
Adrlan Iselln. jr.. C-dumbus iVPonnei; Ise'.ln. C
O'Jver la :'.n and WUllena B. laettn. Thc cup ta ap
propriately Inscrlbid and b-:?rs Ibe tfataa ttSMM
Ofl each of the f-nir halidb-s h the r.ame of one of
the sons. From his relattvea in Baakk, ?* itzerlanl.
Mr. [aeUa r leived .1 handaeaae ni.-s* artadow,
marked arlih ihe eonta of arms f the O'DoaaneU
ani is.-::ii f miiha Th- three aaughtera of Mr. ani
Mra I-- la Mra i?- Lancey a Kane. Mlaa Oeorgie
iseiin ani Mlaa Bmtly laelln, preaeoted to their
parenta a a iter-oolor, whlefa is a copy of the three
memorlal a wa to be placed by Mr. and Mr?.
taeili m ti..- new Church ->f Pt. Oabarlet, at New
Ro theUe.
Mr. anl Mrs. Iselin dOVOted v.-t--rday after*
Booa lo thelr grandchUdren, of whom there are
more than fourteea. There were nvntt u
for 1! eopie until after tt g'ClOCk.
Laal Mr. and Mra laeUn were the
- ..r honor al a dlnner party gii
home of Mr. and Mra. AdrUn laelln, ir., No. i?
Madtsi N'orth The 1 irty Included Mr. an"
Mra. Idrlan laebn. jr., Mr. and Mrs. columbus
fj*D. lael.n, Mr and Mrs. C. OUver laelln, Mr. anl
Mis. Wllllam K laelln, Colonei and Mrs. I>e Lanoey
.\. Kam ? M bbi s laelln,
Mr. and Mrs laelln, who were married BTty
veai , yeaterday in the Rcman CathoUc ? i
thedral ln baltlmorc, :iav>- long been promlnent in
the aocial l.fe of New-York Mra. laelln was a
.!. I'DonnelL of Baltlmore. Hei alatera and
lenda now llvlng In Marylarol, who were
ni .1' ihe eeremonj Bft) yeara ago, were un
able to attei 1 the featlvlbee yeaterday at Mr.
home. Mr. iselln. whoae parenta were
.<? ia, haa been a promtnent cltlaen of New-iork
. -i. a century. He la the baad ol
.na houae of A lai tln At --.oiis. a
m< mber of tbe fash'.or.ub.e cluba and a Patrtarc 1.
H one 1 ' the eorporatore of the Museum ol
Natlonal Hlatory and of tbe Bociety for the Pre
:. of Cruelt) to Children. For more than
twenty-fhe vi irs he was the --'wiss Consul here
Adrlan tse ln, Jr.. the e.deat bob. ?arried Mlaa
Caylua and ia .v:h his father in the banklng bual
r. - \. 1 I E laelln. the second aon, marr.M
v|| . , ..,.?,. aI1d |g in th-- wholeaale dry
The thlrd aon, Columbua ODonni .
[. ,. ssoclati : in bualneas with his fatr,-:.
man.'-1 Mlsa Bdlth Jonea C OUver laelln, the
. .,;.. who ia ' il '? aa a yachtaman, and .s
one of the owners of the yacbta \ iir.lant and
r, haa hanli i twlce. His Brat wlfe araa .<
?-?? of Wllllam Oarner, who, aritbeeveral
gui ?- * it ?-ned on board his yacht M <\
whlch capsla 1 in the Bay off Btapleton. fi
laland, ilm ? n yeara ta ? laal juminei I h
, : Mrs r uilver laelln waa M:s.- Hopi Ood -
ter of (' ilone-. ar.l Mrs Wllllam G
Pro'ldence. Mr. and Mrs. A iriati Ir'e.tr; have BO
greal gran . hlldren. , . ?,
Th.- ls. n 1 imllj are among tiie moa promlnent
and -? - 1. man Cathcllcs 1 ? New-York. Ne*
Hochi ? ahich irlllage they have a summer
ited 'argely bj their mur.irtcen??.
irch of Bt. Oabrlel ln that t a
? ermanent v end j I ??- Mr.
M. . \ . . 1. . -. The '? Itfice, w 1 h cost i- ?
on an elevatlon; ia WO feet
,- ; -??-.. hlgh. It la buUt
t ai ?? Iti ure, an 1 haa
- Chii - Thi - han :<. is a reproductlon of
tfarco In \ The church waa
? v Archbiahop f'orrlgan a yar ago last
m, ? ier of Mr. laeli- 'a glfta to Sew-R
nyatera of arater woiks.
M- ar l Mrs l ti are both ln good hea.th. Mr.
laelln ; 1 greal leatrian, and la a frequent vlatui
,:i Opera H iuae, where be has a
i-.-x Ib the parterre row.
GF.y. BABBISOB*8 BEPOBTED EKOAOEMBBT
THB BUMOB THAT RB Is' TO MABBT MltS. PIM
BfOCK SKWERALL.T .-HKlUTniv
Th- Impreaalon ls growlng that the report of the
engagemenl of ex-PresMent HarrlaoB *o -Mrs. Mary
Dlmmock is not without foundauon. The-re
fuaal of Mra Dimnaock to apeak of th? rumor, and
? ticencc of <'? tneral Harrlaon, have led many of
the Qeneral'a frienda to accept the rep.ort as true.
Mra Dlmmock llvea in this city at N > Baat Thir
ihtbat. Bhe haa refuaed to add anythtng to
rigii i reply when ask-d about the rumor. that
ii much llBtreaaed that auch a report had be
eurrent, and that It would be maalfeatly tm
proper for her lo comment upon it.
Ruaaell Harrlaon, aon of (r-n.-rai Harrtaon, is ha
tbe clty ar | ia it tne Imperial HoteL I'sually he ls
uchable, but of late he has denled himself tu
al) Bewapaper men. The report of .'.enrrai Harri
Bon'fl engagement, however, l>as became generally
current, an 1 yeaterday 1 aaaa of Natlonal repuiati-m
ln the Republlcan party, an-. a warm frlend of ihe
rx-Prealdent, admitted that tbera wa? an anamge
imiit betwe?n Mrs. Dlmmock ani Oeneral Harrlaon.
of the peraona who frequenUy riaiu Mr-.
- . ii waa learned that Oeneral Har
. . rrea] . ..lent of hers. Hesio-s
thla, erhen the Oeneral was ln the cit> recently he
frequenl vtaltor -.'? the lmme of Mrs. l>lm
mo k. I'pon hla last vislt he stayed at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, as uaual, but waa there very litt.e
. ?' the time. i:\.-ry one wocdered why he remalned
ln New-York, when h>- admitted that hla law bann
neaa v iis complel ?'. and that he had nothlng of a
tmslnoss nature to keep hlm here.
Th.- report comea from Indlanapolls that the home
of ex-Prealdent Harrlson ls belnjc enlirged and
. Improved. The ex-Frealdent, so it Is sai-l.
haa Oftei I 'mplained of belng loneiy at home alnce
Idrei have married anl movel away, and
Blnce iiij wlfe died. Mra. Dbnmock is the daughter
favorlte aiater of General Harrlson's wlfe.
lUv moth.-r dled Juat before eX-President Harrison
entered the Whlte House. As her husband has also
ilead for aome time, Mrs. Harrison urged her
to eome and Hv? al th- Eai sitlve Manaion. This
Bhe dld, and look a pftrt In the soclal side of Fresi
dent Harrtaon's A-lmlnlstratlon, makln< lt ail the
more charm ng. WheB Mrs. Harrlsin's health failel
Mra Dlmmock nol only heipel to nurse h--r, but
alao aaaumed :i.trjre of the management of the
Prealdentlal household. ln this post she actjalited
nobly. Oeneral Harr.son has frequently ex
preaaed a hlgh a Imiratlon for her. anl there aeema
to be no r< aa -n : I l Ubl but the report of thelr en
gaR--n".nt La true
SOTE8 OF THE STAGE.
T-t.- engagement of "The. Wltch" at the Oarrick
Theatre wlll end on laturday nlght "Th- Found
arill be seen there next w.-ek and the Holland
era wlll return on December .'3, for a stay of i
two weeka with "A Bocbil Hlghwayman." The tbai
that was hook.-d for them In Chicago wlll be fliled
by Charlea H. Hoyt'a "A Runaway Colt," whlch
wlll be repTaced at the Amerlcan Theatre, where ll
w runnlng. by a pht) entltled "Northem
Lights."
The Bmptre Theatre was cloaed laal Blghl Mlaa
Olga Netheraole fa'.nted at the end of tha afternoon
performanee of "Denise." Her doctor said she had
beea workbag too liard and forbade her to app.-ar ln
aning. Assurance is Kh'cn tbai she wili ap
pear to-nig-ht. It has been declded to conthaue
?Camllle" through next woek, with tbe CXceptlon of
Wedneeday afternoon. when ?Denise" wlll bt ?:? -
peated.
John Hare'a stug- manaiter. W. M Cathoart,
wlll arrive on the Majestlc this nio'ning. brlntting
..ni th. acenery, aaardrobe aad pi pertlea from ?
the Oarrick Theatre, London. for Mr Hare'a open
;r:it gt Abbey'a Theatre on Decembar 0 aith tha |
Oarrick Th.-atre Company.
The Lamba' Club pres.-nted to Nat Goodwln a
ful and valuable loving cup last Sunday nlght.
The cup is of silver and la Bultabiy Inacrtbed
AXOTBBB MAM nnir .1 cr.nsr.
Anderson, Ind., Dec. 11 ?Mr Kdwards, of thia clty,
one of the best-known attorneys a: the bar here,
left last nlght for New-Y.irk to tnstltute a clalm for
an eatctn |n that clty valued at ?3c.(K>j,i)00. The prop?
erty belongs to ihe Hjus.- fai rhich was wetl
known In New-Tork man) yeara ago. By some
?1-1 partlea pre-empted th- land. and later
. j lod tltle. It is BO* .:.
.: New-York Cltj and c\.-reU by sky
rap ? Mr. l-.dwaia ti do.
N'F.W PAJT AFTERNOON TRAIN
\'Ia Pennsyivania Itallroad to Phiiadtlphia. leavea
New-Tork laO p m week aaya ,-.
TUe ?rtttesU Ir. art and eccnomy art lnvlted to In
ipaci tha lateai iJeatgna in riint* fln>> furniture 45 West
Zl\ ai_
K Hiunll Mnm
. . - a Biarrall iui piir.-hii?ina p.-wer at c^on-perthwalta, 104
W i-?i I4th-at . ii.-ar thh-avc
Hnrnett'a Kitraot of Vanllla
bagarta a snperlor rte.lcacy cf flavor, try It, use It.
A fhrlatiiina ; resant that'a alwaya ri*a?nt, rem.nd
inj, .if tho jurr-U'nierinan'a Ideal J-'our-ntn Pen Aah
j nr atstl'-ner ..r L. ? Waternan Co 1ST Hr-adway
B v _
A dulnty anl appetUInt braakfaat. TEERFOOT
FAKM rtat'aAOES. B?e that > ou g?; ti.aru.
AJABHTED.
BAUrWIjr-PCLgyOKD Oa l*'mb?r 10. ?? the f!h,,r?*
or lh? Holy loromiinion, 8<.uih OaSfgya, X ?? . 'T ??'"
Bav. I.?wia i*m-r n. Atian Ortrude, dauajhi** ?r in*
lat? laaac P taldw b, la Dr Hewry Albnoa raaaaaoa or
h. ut;. Oaaaoa
, FA.'KAltD BLTDEKKt'ROIl -On Wedneedny. Drermbar
1 ll. ?? lh< "?h-ir-l. or '!. Reavaal) Rect, by th* Rapat
Rar. Oeom Werthlngtea, btehop or N-Drafkn. a.aiate.i
ha ihe Bev r> Parfcer Bonran. Kllanbeth ?"??-->?. t'.1""?r:
t?r of the Inte Wflllam ' .'--? B ?<|ent.::*h. t" r.-mard
H raekard. *
N'otlcea af marrlagea aad Jeatha rri?t bc ln
d-jrEeJ with full name anl addr. sa
0/ffA
ai-.vv Tu^iiv. DMaaBSjav 10. nt nu raaMaaea ? K??l
BM it. Hi I ".>.
ger ' Kf r. i: I . >.n f.mrday,
Wi. baaa]
it ? IBRT-Oa Priiav Octoket M, HBB, al gaasaaaa, Mon
laaa, i?hn nantu n-gen. formerty "f New-York aad
Broekpa ra th<> bS4 rear af hM .??
fatenneni ai Boseman, (i tober 'it.
\ Braoklya \. ??? v ?;- and kew leraey p?p'-r? pi"*"1 eagp.
rAatP >>n Tueadaj r-- n.i ??. .?> al tha BSedMea A-enua
Hotel. \Vii,.,n. .\ ? onp ln tha 74th -.-jr of hla ??*?
, inaaarai wrrtm ?t i--. ih.ime?,? ''im-' 11. M^-at. ?ni sta
I av..., PrMaj r,. ralng al lee'eteek.
Rortal ..t Waoilawa
DAVIg Oaeeaaber II, WBBiaa i>a\;?. Ba. l BaSagBaj
Brooklvn
RalaUvra ind frbnd" are invtted :-, .v-nd the fun^r^l on
.rn.-. 14. 1 H Frlenda- Meetwg
h ... | ....... e?., a ai n wnm t'la-v.
rjREKN.-Ai ' 1 .-'! 1:: nr.- ]???-. aad
Hiahl rldfe Road. r?rdl... ' Cttf. -n
i-:-'. r: iwai 1 Uvingai n <?r?en.
aan -r Phoebi tan aad Bari gari a Oeaaaa ln
'?
?s al hla raafakaac* on Thur?<!ay. 12*^ inet.,
at 4 c n
Relatiw^ an'l frl^n'Ji" ?rr Uivited I BtteM
???? wiu >*? :n wj.itiT k ? :i ? aaaa
Or.tral T>. .. '
?',!.?. irV
i'i. ti-e oaaH gowira
MILBT v M ?? - a B Paearabar 11 th? R?v t>hn
atlicy. D D LL r< pn .'??-? ?' Sj iteni 1 1 ?
la Draw TheeioRirni gemaaari
Panaral aerrteea in the .-har "i of -h" ?eminar>. i"r:'.f.v.
December 1.1. 1 *) p m.. -n UM artlval ??'. Um U ?/ cloc*
rnin Breaa Mew-1 >ik. Maeila ->nd k???x Baaway.
RAKaOM?Ia PauaakcapaM, k v Dmitir 11. l?5.
[)*-l[,t.::ie 1> Uh:. OBO, Ihtel- .,
..n Fri-:.nv. [.. ,nii IS, bi al Bookareaa( Ini
P nt.
I"r,end? arr- < >,t :!i,!l\ ln- ?
Infrtnoni ir Pouahkeepala Rura
WF.STtN'lH' '??.-!?: >:. I'?? ?' 1' II '?'?'? ?' OLi Bt th*
w.,,,.,1- i.--.i >- V -k. In the a . ' h'r ?',
i-.r-.--i n- wl low f aeorge Weal r.eh me* ai<l nv.tber ff
t'eatlngh .uae.
? : ? :nc ? hiMr-n
Puneral rr?.m ??? s ;*nea>
tadv. X. V.. ..- litO : . I.niS-r II
w??hinat"n pap. ra p'.i ?-??
Knne | agga. N aH f tti v M wetaraa. yo-a
? .?-?,eh*r.
.; k W t ?.. n n. tli- .'hur h .,f ?*. Jobn th*
K.-xnif. IIpI W . ?? . . . Va
r 13. at 11 u'ci r
- WABD, Maater.
Lsttoyette Poat, N 103 '?. A K ? are av
altand the '. i i ?.?-.? '.'. Bkellen
i hur. h of 81 ??'> Fri-lav ac
ll ::?. .,. ii.. ''. ? ? I
HKM'.V H ADAWa < mmanJar.
WILBt'B 9 BROW* A-ijutaat.
Tlie Kcnuleo C.'cmetery. located on the riarl?m
Rallroad lorty-elaUt rnlriute^' ride rr,m th- Orar.d ontral
Dapoi Ofllce, IS Fast 42.1 ?l.
6j:frial Xoltcci.
A^? Flftli BawaaWe Arl Onll^rlea.
BCt> PtPTB AVF.NtK. KBAB C4TH BT.
fjajla fchla Tliursilnv Alternooa
AND FRH'AY AT 1:18 O (I.OCK.
BEAUriFFL AXTIQl'lTOM
BVoen Cbinau
DiBrUaaaroiauhead <>ui Chisaeaaa
Poroaalain :.ti<l l'?)tt?.f.\-,
Superb ,r:,<l?--^ :m<l i 'rv-tr.N
DIBBCT FI'.C M BHArtOBAl AMD IlZKI.N'd.
OX FBB7E VIi;\. DAY AVD MGHt
ROBMItT ScMEltVlI.l.li. OHTG.E? & CXA,
Auettonee.-_Manapera. ^
< hrlat ln Getnt,eranne.
PROF. H. HOFMAXN I PAJBOCg IAINTINO.
NOW ON I'.XMIHITION'
.i- Art gaaaaa "f n.o
UKUI.IN PHOTOOBAPHIO CO,
14 Easi ild-st. rjaadlaan .^-iaare. South).
Bmwtweaa tbaa a?aaV, Kaaaj th^ r.^jae ?arm. t.a#
RCiFIll'* K S \\-.t. r B'.rl I rt un i wlndrwa.
?1 n. v ^xtlude .old Wlnd, sn m ar. 1 .iii^t. Manufa-tuie4
?nly bv'n ROEBITX, 17*J Pulton J?ir??t, X-w York. and
HamUton Ave, aml litii Str-et. llr,okl>n.
The Honplml Nnlurila; aad Sund?> Ansovla*
li?n ?f !Wv Vorlt < lt>.
HOBPITAL BATUBDAT. ggC. M.
HO0PITAL BCNUAY, DBC. IB,
X--. n""i^ of ili" hoapttele ara ?xtrajrd.nary at thla
tlBM Heln ihould - prompl and llberal. ?'??ntrloutlona
I on H ?pi - md - .
- .. nsNI ?- Fl'BD. whl Ujfd ani^.nB
aaata of 1 BBB care i>,c
Ullie may Im dealawBtad, howevar, f--r any li-apltal of
thla city and au h fifu *?l he duly forwardjd by tha
Treaaurer ol the Aaa thi hoapltal in.l-.cated by
th<- aoBaW. MI.:TI1(>I,S ok cOKTRIBTTTlfO.
in Thrrui(?h ihe rolle?tlona in the ehurehea cn Hnapital
sundav aad la tha ayaaa guea on Hoapltal .?aturda>-.
raj Tiir.j-Jtrh tbe .>j>.. .. AaaoclaUoaa bm rraean aa
folloara: _
Dry Oo-da?A. W. Kloarmaa, rreaaurer
ri?ar an.l Tobao > Trade-Hearj B aeawaM Tr-'aaarer.
No. 14.*. V tl ,_ .
UriiK. PalBt. <lil an.l rhemlcal Trad's-A. U Ausbachar,
Treaaurer, No. 4 Mu.ray-?t.
Iri.n and Metal Trad - -A B Whltaey, Fr?i'.d?nt; D.
A. Naa ? ? ? '. -N' - -"?' B" ' '?*??':?
Wini.- and Bpirlta Trade?Charlea K-n.tuid. Trea-urar al
the \\ Ina an i Bpli Ita Tra Mra" B
Prtntera, Typafoundara an i P ??^Wyakaaft
Ha!!ent?"-K *?' '': iwl --1 IB Cb*T|
Hil- and Leather Ttad,?i'.ug^ne H .?-nkbn ln charga.
i.-hina and Olanwara rrade -D ;.;ter, gaeretary of tha
t'oai Trade?Ward a. Olyphaal la ehari
Clotblaaj Trad-. !(!??".?. S-.^amshlpa. Lxprosi Com
panies H ??' ? Av UaU ln '-hatj;.- . f K-.t-d-ritk F. Couk,
th- AaaoelatloB'a Oenaral Agant.
\\. iMANS At XU.1AKY
.ro Through the Woman'a Auslllary. '-y aandlaa di
rectly to Mr- J ha A Lowarj Traaaarer, M 3- \va?t
3oth-'at., OT b) :n-aiia of "illtf 1, v
OTHKR MBTHODg.
.4' Through BUbaCJ-iptlon ll^ta aent 10 all lea ilng o"m
merrial an.J manufa.?turuia- eatahllahineBta in tne < lty, ln
the hoii? that amployera ar.i etnpl iraa arill mal;e comm-a
c.,u,.- M c -mr: raad chartty.
..'> Alao by liata I bankera, laaaraaea 'ruat,
t>->^raph and a'.^amahlp c ,nii)?nlea, and corp.Totlona B8B>
erally.
? ii. Tliroiigh auxlllari ?? or coran.itteea jn all tha Ex
changea.
.7. I'hrough eollectlon hrxe? rn e!na'.| rall^ay ata
ti?na, in manufartunee. and publi- raa r;.< g>nerally.
? s) Flnally, thrjugh glfta aent dlrecl lo Mr. <-'l:arlae
I.anlo:. No. IT B I whutu
all mooey, bowaver contributad, ahould ^e aen1 by c,eck
to hla ordet .or Ind-^raed to hlmi b.-f-..re Jaa 13. 1">:<<>
OBOROE "lA.vn.l..?. -H Mlf.I.KR. Pre.Ment.
gow .!? 'tera must bi llre ' I per Furn,-*aia"?.
KDA1 At ni.:!.? a m. (aupplemeatary u'.ik. p m.)
r*ianee. garltzirlarat, Italy, Spaln. Portugal. tg-pt,
. Qaacogna, via luvre
.. r | other ...rn-- . !.'?.:? I- rnoa ? ? i "per
r,,?i,.iii ??<? \?tlce.
Foreign BMlta foi 'b? week er.dlng Uetetnber 14 WU|
doee ipramitiy in nl caaaa) h; tbla ortlce aa t>,lowa:
"THAXSATl.AXTH- MA1US
THFRPDAY ?At 4 a. m. for Fi.r.-i>e. por a. a. Augur%
Vt-Morta v-, Plymouth, .'.:'-:b..jrg und Hamburg; at lt
a. m. for Netherlai per a. a. P. Calaad, via
Amater.lam (lattera must ? ???d ,'pei i' Calaaar*!;
at |g 11. for Beotland dlrect, p-r a. a Furneaa'.a, via
Gia?gow .1.'ters must I. ttred i per Furneasia"-.
8ATiTti>A\-At io.:'..? a. m, (aupplemeatary If "??
, .- ....,? .. t Imli llnnln l',.fti'H
and Uri1..
ra for . ther pana
Ui ...- .. 10:30 a. i mentarj 12.3'i
|. ,,, i r ! Euroi -. i ? i ?, gtrurla via Quaeaatewa
Cettera foi aerland. Italy, Bpaia, Portojeal,
, ; ? :i Ind a in It I ? ? r ?tad ' p^r
btruria); ai II ? w for Natberlanda dirait, j-er a ?.
via Botterdan .l.-tt^ri araat be .h-. ad 'per
;;.; uar' i.
Afl-r the .Ir.alr.B Ot *'
Malla r...ni'-l above, addltlooal .aupplementan n.?ii? are
opeueu .ii tha plera ol iba Inavrican, Engfiab. i'rrma
a..1 .l-r:...ii. st.-aiti- ?, ..r.u remalB open untll artthka Ten
Minutea ,f :*.. 1. ur >r sail'ns <f ?t? i.?
MAIU- inu UOI ". Ii ANU i'DTHAI. AMERICA, WBBT
IMDIE8, BTC.
THURBDAT?At U? a. m ifuppl-mentary M 89 a m )
t ?. Fortune laland and Halti, p?r a. a Atidee, at l p. m.
i^upp.eni.-n-.aiA 1 :io p BB.) N> U-nr.uda. \? r r a On
FRILIAT?At t p. m. for Para. Mar.inhuus ar,! feara. p?r
a a. Uilary (lettara I r I? : pana of l!.-.t.i n.uet ba
<iireue<: 'l-t ll.iar. I, Bt lp Bl I ff PaStO i.n ? . I'-r a. a.
.SjuiIi ^amhna.
BA.TURLAT At 10 a. m. (aupp'.ementary 10.30 a m)
fur l'ortur.e ^Itr.t. Jamab-a. ^a?.ar..lia. etc. ?nd ("oata
Ri-j?, \:a I.in. n i r i a Alen. flattara for other parte
? f . otoaabla ?uai be ..- cted "nr AUat"); at 10.30 a.
n. fur Cempechc. CBaapaa, Tahaaaa. Tuxp/un and Yuea
tan, per a. a. Yucuan ilelttra for othar parta of Mexlcc
and f?r <ubu i:.L*t be dlrc. trd -rer Yuratan",, at 11
a. m. for Fort.- Rleo, p^r h a. ll\u- . at 11 a. ni. nup.
placoatoaiy ii;.- a aa.) for \'f-i"?j-ia and CSaraeae,
alao cavanl.la, via Curacaa, i?r a. a. Wneiutla
iletteri f. r < ther parta ot t'ol.inbia must b? cl
rected "p-r VanaiXMiB"); at 1 p m. f'.r Uraxii aireet.
via Pamambuco, Kio de Janalro and .^ant. ? per a a.
Turinah Prince .lettera for Nr.rt). iimx:: aad La Plata
coutitrleL niuat bc dlr?ct?d "per Turklah Prinea").
Malla for NewSooadUad, by ra.l to Ilallftx. and thenr* by
ateamar. cl&ve at tbla ? B ? . I 10 ,- tt. M.-rna for
Mlq.ielon. ?-> rall tu Boaton. and th'ne.- bj et<-. n , r. rlcaa
al thla '* dall) ?t >..io i. m. Malla for cuba aieeo at
?hia ogkM dally ut 7 a m . b.r '.< rwa.-ding ?.\ Btaaiaaia
eaillng (Montlayr and Thuradaya) froea Pon T.?mi* Fia.
Mulla for Mexli"\ ertrlaad, unlr^a ipeelci'.. addraatad
( ? dlipauh by atea:r.er, < loae at tUitt ..ffife daily at
TButrapACtric maius.
Mada fnr Auatralla (exeept \'.>at Auat.al.at. Hiwall aad
Fili l-.anda. p t a. a. kt: >ntra : . r>. Vaiioouveti. eloaa
hert dally after U,ti'.'.?r 7 and up to Decrmber t at
fl.SO p. ii- Malla for Chma. Japaa aad iianau ptr a a.
City rf Pea.i.g ffrora San Pnuica,-.-), ckaa h?r? da.ly up
to utrtmber IB at 0:30 p. in. Malla for llawall, par a. a.
Auatra.la (f-?ni ?an Franoiaoe.. doaa bora dally up to
Dacamber ii at ? 50 p ln Ma..? fer the Mrx-etj ixlanda.
par ?i.ip Trgplc Itinl .fpr.m S?n Franr^ooi. oloaa hara
daily up to .'-??!!.'?? 1." at 0J0 p m Malla for rhlna
ai.d .'*i-a:i. p*r ? a. Vlrtorla I fr< ? Taruma>. eloaa h*r*
dally -jp to I>urenih?r *S? at S..K) p m Malia fur Chla*
ar.d Jaj*:i n..ally mi.ireaaed oti.y per a. a Empraaa
?-f IndiK ifron; Vaaeearrart, .ii-w urre <.aih- up to Dacaaa
bW 'M> at dlki p Bt Malla for Aaetralta learept tkoaa
f,-: W?at Atiamlin, wbleh are forv-artl#<l t la Kurope).
:'?-? <>i,....-. Hav.p,... Kltl i.r.d 5a:u.-.,,-. la.anua. p?r a. a.
A.atneda >fi-ora 3aa glwactan . ,..<?* here daiiy up to
J..suary M al TWu. nt ior on ar-iYil al New-Toik of
a. a Ktru. la w .h Itr.tltli aaalta Me Auatralla).
?Pegtataiatl mill *,oa?a i.t 0 p i.? pr*vt-^ua day.
i-iiaRUi-B W DATTON, Poat
akjBBBBBkBj Near-Ycwh, X. V., L>ecembar a

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