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IN FAVOR OF RECIPROCITY.
THE BOAJtD OF TRADE TAKKS ACTTON ON
TBI IVJBJaTJCT.
|,.-. \S POB TilT IMritOVF.MI.NT OT tiu:
cokbci \t: aiaiaJi hiajo aiv^ptf.d
nkw mbbbbbbbb gjUKVMk
The raga'sj thi] mrnlng of the New-York
jj,,;. ,-: Tra 1. aad Tran?portatlon was hell ree*
terday aTternoon in th" Dmrd room. No. 0<3 Hroad
i- :'..-?? -n a Jaiaee pr?st<led at tho
I g. The fOllowtag were elected membera or
Uj ;,rd on the rscaenmaadataea of the Executiw
Bjgeamltt. i : Frank W. Baager, maaagoi Madtaon
gauari Oardea Coragaaay; I. H. B&eeUn, ii.--- ?
j; .... ..-. ..\ l.rimunn. Hol'.anl Houae; Qagrsji
q Hotel M.-tropde; V ash.ngton L laamaa,
>iu:r.t> WH Hotei; C. F. Wlldey, CoalQpOlUBB
j! \\ .Illaaa J. Fftnnltig. No. H Ttroadway;
v. n II EarlS & Son. I'.irk Aver.ue Hotel; A. L.
4 .-.. Biaetair Houae; Oeneral Daniti aastter
f?; ! No lilt Flfih-.\c; Henry A. Rogers. No. 11
j i. B A. DOST, publlshei of "The btafl
ar.'. Expreaa." and H. 11. Jans?en. No. M2 Weat
t :h-*t
?:: H 1'araona pt,"?ented the report of the
L i oa Cotrveatloaa, whleh weat to Waahtng
t io tr) a''d aecare the liepublican Conveatloa for
Btew-Yerb
lent Jamea a-aw that the Committee on Con
had been nia-b- u atand.ng committee,
: eapect :hut the committee would do
I . deal ln :: \\;:h the Republlcan
. PrealdaBI Jamea, "but we hope
a to securo the Demoeratic Coaveatloa
i v
N ? r reaolutioa waa then adopted:
? the New-York Itoard ot TraJe
i irtatiop eordiaily eommeuds the rom
?'.. ceatennial of the j?y treaty of
.-?? w:;h Qreal K:itH.n. Heeember IH. |gg>."
? . ... toUowing r*aolution. whlch
?
The-. ln the oplnlon of the NaMonil
?!n preaeat year marka an epoeh
rclal hlatory; that ihe preaent ia a tlaae
x ii eft rts of c ur produeora, munu
ra and merchanta to eztend tiu .xi>ort tiudo
tea and that these efforta ahould
progreaatvs pollcy on
' our <". renunent The prin.^ipie of ree
an uld be ret-ognized ln our dlpVomacy;
...:e be controUed iy dyu aervtce
' ? ? i '.. ani bur carry
? ii r I aa far aa poaaibat by l'.beral
; rrlage of n;alls on the ocean. aa wt-il
Mr. Thurber then offerrd the r-l'.nwlng reaolutioa:
That tbe Natlonal Board of Trade re
n the Bubject of i.ooling
: a Ijustment of the indebu-d
r Ra Ifl? railroada to the Oovernment."
lld on the table.
THE GVll.lt OP AMEB1CAS AUTBOBB.
LDB A BtKETIKa AT WHICH T1IOMAS P'NN
ENQU8H 1? Tlii: QCE8T.
Of the Gulld of AJBBtrlcaa Authors waa
aft. rn ? >fl at 3 o'clc. k in thr Wll U l
rai Jamea iirant WBaaa, the presldent,
- n tkechah*. After tae traaaactlon of tne uaual
Oeneral v, n?on Intredooed as the
? .. mooa i>r. Tboaaaa Donn Eng
v. .1 . wiio apoka most hamorouaty about
- m Wb h hi? Bfe has receatly been made
scng of "iien Bolt," a deprave 1
- n of whlch haa Lt-en rang every
where laat year. Several membera sj^-ke
..?ii Mi.^s !?"...: ? ? Di V, Boew aang u
ptably, ufter whlch rofreshmenia were
.- ?
ng the promlneat membera of the Authors'
many of wbom were preaent. may be mon
Julla Ward Howe. Colonel Klrhard
.-' ? lman. Mra. LouiSe
? i, It liar ! Henry Stoddard.J. C.
?? Davla. Mra. Dahlgren. BdwarO Everett
??.- !;? . Dr Cbarlea K. Hoffman, Mra. Schuy
ler \ai ei D nald G Mltchell, llias Oraoe
:. :?. A K ItcClure anl Mau
mpaon.
? rui??? noLLis axvr to ax aimbhoubb
::::: MEX1CAN WAB vkterav axd OLD-Trsri:
cracca cixjwh careh poa ar the
BCFFOU! COVNTT Al'TIIwIlITIK.--.
r.klln. of Patchogue. yeaterday commlt
. - Holl.s. an old clrcua clown, to the Buf
unty Almshouse, at Yaphank. for four
??. on the eharge of being a vagrant. HelBa
mty-1 U ?? .r-?''., and !? known from one end
i ' I. ng lslnnl | . tbe other by the old realdents aa
I
..- tlme HoBla nas one of the leadlng Jig
clowna ba the country. He travelied
aad John Kobinaon a circuaee,
and waa recelved ln every plaee they viaited with
?he young people. He haa not yet !ot<t
. . ?(-, an 1 can sing weil. and BOld hla own with
ir:ar.y dauicera Hia minj became alightly unbal
aneed Beveral yeara ato. a-i .' stnee then he haa been
i _ .- . -.k laland. Jloliis would diaap
vv iil 1 Jttayn turn ap ln
J ? >gue. II. had an ae<iuaintance with all tn<
theatrlcal ;? - , ? wko make thal place an.l Bayville
- auring the eummer, and all of
thi m ti. lught k;n lly ol
At i time H illla waa tne prqprletor of a BU
-?- r-l rk ('it.v. and no one wanted for
- , applied tO him. ii
;- - ?:.- i.\ing :n New-York City.
ia ;. Mex ran aar veteran, and when h? was
I alinsh iupe he WCpt.
AX ATTEMPt TO DESTUOY MAII,
Lizanarra posrTomca BtraraBuoum-g via.
. . '!i;g?.
oi lli.zaie.th have be 'i aaked by the
i 1J ln Investlgatlng what ia though:
I b.H-n an attampi to bara a fiuar:t;:> of mail
r.n Tueaday.
.a?s aaafl ? tl : rtofflce is
.: ,er th> s'.ut. Between
:, i ii o'cloek Tveaday mornlng s^me one
:..:?- through the alot.
? ? ? but none of them
tim> there
t attemi image ai thi
Bl ? : ? favonti p'.ana a a to I .ke the
. from thi I " - : II Into the b aipita I
Th.- peh? md pi - . I for p ibiic
ar.d Ihe blottera torn up.
WBBPIXO THIEVE8 OUT OE BAXB8.
,.k TKB ? ink::i:tu.\ AGBKCT-tATaarr BE
a i--:;T Ti) THK AatEBJCAK BANK
: KS AJ B M -;aT!' .\.
T^ annual i port or Pinkerton's Katkmal De
Ageacy to ihe Aaaerieaa Bankera' Aaao
? arUl be of latereet to baaken who
. inemaelves ot Um asaoclatlon's lateat
i -irk. H '.jnrainH a detaUcd etatement
0j the arreal ' mlnala and the'.r
mvictloo aad ? bank robberiea.
The re; ort la Blgsed by WUllam a Pwkertaai and
Koberi A. Plnkerton, who make tbeae rerom
meadattona:
ll i* the eertalnty of ponlahmenl thjt w.u cauae
nala to be careful to determlr.e
? ??,? b bei Ot the aaao
before operatli - agalnal lt.
r , -., recommend thai ??aaw
dale, \ olume No. l
? num
. photographa io maks
w?i n.i up -he remalalng
, ,. go, thai we ceaadar
OtberwfOB ahould I.'
?_ -aa
BAMlLtOB BBAl BBTATE BOLD
? tbe lar^est real eatate aales hejd I
,. ? RBUte Kx^nge ooh
ahrty-tsre hoaaea aad thirty
cnevacai fty^rffaag
HamUi
. , ? tae aak sreea ass,aaa
XO BBW BOABB WAll FOB ATIABT1C CtTT.
Btfc Clty. Dec. n Tke Coiiimoi, Cmrnca of
,h ?- iu meetlna :?? ' ?' ftX,n? [?
iundarr.ta.dln, with tbe preperty
ownera aiOOg the ocean front bt ref^f* *? ?*?
?ew prop* i board walh. lartraetad BaUdlna la
,. -- the i.:e?er.t board walk
? ? . Weacotl to in*i" i
.''V r.?dv for next ?e*aon. but
An2 WH'lV'r-, ?!? * Ven At adds among ,
- pregerty-koldeeaiaa-?e nin
themae'vea aa 10 ho? , .'l-her seaward than Ten- l
want U J? run fur.he. %**'^..UI (1?,:roy -
-ave. Wklir uA.era aa>
tiie beaaty of the aeeea,
sAl.Aiars 99 BBBBtBU tftMBBTMBB
raaaa The Laaklna laaaBa. rhu-ch '
rs? hundred benem-ed r rrgymen^o ^he 'Charch
of Kngland aald \>\*?J''^r annum; there are
I - ' ' 'Vs ' ; ; . . i- aad t.miO with leea j
2..7J0 will, k-.'a than OBl ?? fom "?"
than OJB.
IT PAY8 i? h?y "MHLER" &???*?.
"The beat Is ih- e8MBBJM0tM surrlv BgajBNaB t> lamp?.
FOR CHRISTMAS QIFT8.
Milln ? lanip* i.r<- llennltftil ?n.l l arfal. Ban
aaaat, Bkaaahar, Ptana, Bieehat, iiam.ns. a/aaa l
Nll ?(. l.-? .1 ibniinnnd '. arlPfi from. \\V are
peeaaaa t?? aaaaatf v?h> "MlBar" inmps nrr tlie brst
We alee bbbbm brr?s n.i.i ir.vx tabite
ki?w*ri) iilui a ro..K::;,:;:;;:;,
?8 aaa 8g Wea nrr.ndwn>. nnd ?fl lark i'lae*., Hear-Tork.
Dr Far .o<.'. waatkar buy a "atlUar" oll heutT
CHAT A1WVT PVBLIC MES.
Prealaen: ClevekUad Is duck-huntlng. but the
fa'.thfui Danlel B, hmront, Baeretary uf War, la
vtgilani. ii.- was ir. tha clty yeaterday and eaar
?everal Demccrats, amonr; whom were < a-Secretarv
Whttney nnd Charlea K De 1*1 aaat, aeeretary of
the Democratlc s-'tate Commlttee. The Detaoerathl
primariea are approachlng. and it la s^id laal
nei Lamont'a irlea, in comlng to New-York al this
time waa to try to eflfect peace between thc Demo?
cratlc factlons. lt ia hin-.-d th.u aa 8 nator HUl'a
power la on the wane. Bjeceetary t.nmont wlll be
pushed to the front a? Sta-.- Democratlc leader.
Knute Ne'.son, cx-fijvernor of Mlnne?ota and
now Vnited BtatOB Senator. passed through this
clty on hla wtiy t i Waahlngton at the opvning of
Congreaa, and ln tnlklng with politiclans here he
conveyed the Impression of belng a ahrewd nnd
abie man. Mr. Nelson waa :i memb-r of the
Xl.Vlllth, XLIXth ar. i Lth Connreeaea. anl th.n
retlred. Two y.-ars later I:.- was olec.ed OoV r:ior
und then re-elected. He wn? alOCtod to tbe .s-niit
before his urm a? Oovernor exptr. 1.
A promlnent atlvar mr.n said yeeteraKy thru the
comtna retdaaaaaal from the Vnited states Benate
of J. Don rameron. of Pennsy'.vania. araa tha -?
vereat h'.ow that the BflVer advocatea ln thia eoun?
try have recelved rfenator (.'ameron hr>s been a
aouroa of Btreaagth to them. belng from a
monov statc. an-1 his retlrement to prlvate llfe roba
them of an enthuaUatlc worker. In th.- maan thne
the fdlver men are b.-ginnlr.g to rea'.ize tbai the
people do not Bubscribe to thelr aentlmenL Benal u
("ameron. even with the powerful Intluence of .-'??:..
tor Quav. so lt is s ild, saw that he COUld not re
taln his seat an-1 <so to.>k time by tbe forelOCk and
onnounced that he would g.-t ou;.
Penator Qorman. aceording to report, wBI r- agfl
from the Senate. He wlll take this step. so they
say, beeauaa ha ehafes under his recent defeat in
Maryland, whlch entalla the loss of his OOll
Senator Gibson. When Qorman'a frier.da beard thla
they buagbed anl said nothing. When the Bena'.oi
was ask.-d about it he laugbed and aald r.othmc
It was learned yeetarday thal tnere is no llkedhood
ot Benator Gormun'? resignmg and that he la busy
p'.ottln< to regain hhl lost power and Ihat aa tbe
Vnited Ptatea fcenate is th.- b.-st breaatworka be
hlnd whlch to tlg.it a foe he wili pr ibably BUy la
there just as long as he can
The retlrement of Vameron from the Benate
promises a liveiy rontest for his place ln the Key
ttone State. Charlea Emory Bmlth. John Wana
J maker and other prominent politicians are named
I bb belng ln the rac- to b.- his BUC4 ?Bor. There are
some queer storles goln? th" rounda about Mr.
, WnaaaaakeVa eaadtdaey ll la hlnted la W
I ton. anl among New-Tork poHttclana that hemiv
; jump from the Harrison camp and gO over to
I Benator Quay and hla foi swing lf the pUce in the
Senate la to he the rerard. -Many peop.e helleye
that auch wili be the movi of the ex-Postmaa.er
Oeneral and that the breach between hlm
Benator Quay wlll be hea.ed and that (J
Harrlaon wlll loae one of his most valuable
portera in Pennsy'.v inia.
RAILJIOAD 1STEEEBTB.
riUClOHT SITI'ATION OETTINQ WORBE.
Chicago, Dee U.?Tha Baatern frelgbl itnatlon. lf
anythlng, iNas wurse to-day than yeaterday, but no
road ha* os vet made the expected open CUt The
offiefrs of the Central Trafflc Aaaoclatlon aay the
l are ls over. but to-day's developmenta heem to
indlcate that thrre la atlll eonalderable probablllt)
that the open rate wlll be made in a few daya t.
one of the weak Unea Mennwhllc the Orand Trunk
and tho Krie both diaebUm ar.y iBtentloa of maklng
the open rate. but II ls admitted nt theae ofhcea thal
the Bltvatlon ls stlll an aggravated one ai
he preaidenta' agreement ta bkely to ha MMahed
at -in- moment. I: ia expected that ?ome a don
wlll b- lakenat the meetlng of tht nen tolni
mlttee ln New-York to-morrow lo atop tbe aecret
tartff alaahing. Thc ahlppera. by the allotmeai of
helr freight. are dolng ad ln tbeir pow >r ^ .?;.k ?
certain Unea appc-ar to have the worat Ol lt an
thus urge them on to make the ci.t whl h WOU
eourse mean reduoed rates ail around and a gea
eral Jubllee for thc ahlppera. ?,..?.
4 rate of UiU hac b-en put In by 'he I .
nnd ohlo Kivir Asso.iation to be aeed as a baaini
rate to Atlanta Deeember Ib
UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE NEOOT1AT1 ?B,
A decllne ln the atock of the Paciflc Mail 3team
ahlp Company yesterd.-.y was accompanied b] a
report that another Mtch had occurred ln tbe nego
tiatlona for a settlement of the dlfferen ? I
the eompanv and the PanaUUk Kallroad freslid. r.t
{?? p Huntington said aa egreement mlghl be
ii'gr.ed . an hour and agaln lt might never be
JKed. Wllllam NeUon CromweU. counael r the
pVnarm Uallroao. aald there were polnta of dla
JJteTThlch made lt uncertaln whea the matter
would be < losed up.
PROPoSINO TO EXTEND A ROAD.
fUkunaaoo, aHeh., Dee. U.-The CMcaga Kala
maz-o anl Baginaw RaUroad has Bled with the Reg
t.ter of Dee-ls of this county a mortgage for 1225.
008 to th" T'nion Trust Company, of Detr II II
eovera lorty-four mUaa of roadbed, Ita i
IU cngtnea taaha and ail appartenancea. Thi
gage ls the outcome of the bulldlng achemi
haa be.n talved of for aome time. lt ha g
he form of bonda of H.O0O each, rui iln|
ymraatlpa cent inter.-at and i- rti - ite of De
eember l 1888 The purpoae f thia mortgage la oi
paying the back Inlebtedneaa an I ter
ment. further conatruetlon. completlon and ?
ment'of the road. Theie Is a Btrong pi ?
"he road belng eatended from
termlnua at Woodbury to B
THK CLAIal TO BE PAID.
.1. Kennedy To:i. recelver of the Si w-T irh
aylvanla and Ohlo RaUroad, aald yeatei
?The partlea at afarloa who aecui d the ai
ment cf a recelver for th- compan) reprea
cladm fi r 85J00 aaainal the Brie, ai I
n^ekna of collectlng It. Th
Committee haa tejegrai I thal
paid. ; lead to the dli harge of tha
recelver" _
JOINT TRAFTIC OFFICEBB.
The Board of Ifanag ra of thi oew JoIbI Trafflc
Aaaoclatlon bek! its Brai meetlng yeaterday after
Boofl Ib the Central BuUdlng. al Uberty and W< ?
Bta There was a full attendance The only
i ,.,; . ented waa Ibe t^ranl Trunk, of Canada
wblcb haa not yet named its member of the hoartl
kfan igar Oi n ? B R ?
doubt'.eaa be dealgaated II la expected thal
ac- J. Hay '???. aee md vl ; ? of th S< ?
York Central ind Hudaon Rlver I wl'.l ??>.
made chalrman of thi I
cammbwlonera o* the gaaoeia
the Baanagen nd lt li expected tha
ugree upon J. F Q Idard and G ?? i:
who are al nreaeat eommiai - - ?
the Trur.k Vln-- ar.d Central Trafflc aaao a'
Th- Board r.f Control. which !-? eompo?;d of the -
I, .-. 0f (he mliroada in the aaaoclatlon. wll.
ni.. ? to- laj It Ii pn etl i > eertaln ih>-t G
preald 'ru of Ihe P
I. The Tl.iii I
tratlon ?.. be anl nt< ' bi the pn
twent) candld t*s for the tni t
r. It Btah:maB former'.v rommlsml ??? ?
:i Railway and Bi
aald to be an ng thi tnd latea
? ?
A VAI.FABLE BIOHT OF WAT OAINED
Cmclnnatt, Dee. II.?Tbe C!t] Council of Stlddle
town, Ohlo, peaeed an ordlnanca to-day grantlng
the Cbaclnnatl, Hamllton at,; Dayton Ra
Compai ?' right af way (*e r Jefl - '
Thir' Fourth. Charlea and Ubby ata. Thi e:
thc rompany to 'onreel tbeii Clnebinatl and Day
t in llne with the m.-.'.n gtem bj runr.lng through
thal c!ty an I praetlca i ? ra i: fro
cinnatl lo withla a fea mllea ol i ij to
UBBABl TBV8TBB8 ;.'.'/7.
The beal attended meetipg thnt ihe truateee
?Udated L brary, rei reienl
Aator nn-i i..e> \ foundatloau
coti-<.>:i latlon of thi egallaed on May
?_? i ,,k place y? afternoon al Ihe A tor
I.ibr.iry. Al Ibe llm? of the tbree previoua .
Inge many . .' the 'ru.?i. wer In Europe or ,.t
I)K,ir .:!:; .. :ne* N'-a: '.y al! oT I-.- -:
are now la the clty, anl a-re pretenl al tha tne t
hng yeaterday.
As 8t the proViOUfl B BT< BCl - BI l? ?-1
? i ? -.% ta bo< antil 4 '
o'c.oek that tae truateei ??? ? ...
o'clock the mieting was aver 0>orge 1. BJvee, the |
Bocretarp, to:d a Tribune repartar t-it only routtne :
bueineaa had been act^d up..... Ib aaaWM to a .
gueatloa whethar the matter af aaklng the anaaUatr
aa in the c'.ty to come nndei ihe maaagemeal
?f ihe Consol.daied Mbrary hao been dbteuaaed, afr.
Rlvea saiu be bellevad I I.ktcl bad been re
f. rre 1 at ui. -arner meeting to n commlttee
"Wae there anythlng said alx.ut Ou ;t ? for the :
IIbraryr* waa a- ked
?I have no news to aive you." aald alr. Blaree,
"tha: wti: mterest you."
The irusteea, It is aald, wiil pr?b.il..v not ?'?
upon the aite and the piaii af the I u'lding u:it!l
ear'.y ln the sprlng.
T/ie next meeting of tl..- ttu/tces wtl Oe BeM t le
Becor.d V\edne*day ln Jaj;uu:j I
A REVOLVER AT HIS HEAD.
ANOTftEll kfOltlUSAiaiA BALOOK ROLD*1 r.
aoaaraatT or thf. placb arart ar anai o "'?
wiiom c.oviKNoit aKMToari f*Bi
I1F.CI.NTI.Y BAVBO IT.'M A BMA^TJ
aaa djb bbmibncs>
a < - ?? ?? ??"??'in T"-"l,v *^SL "<fl
r Mra. Man O'Baarni afl
One-kundred-and-fortletk-at aad Mo*W^;
., grawar. Bhe la tne won?a
Ben1 by tne Justleeo of Spe lai ? _ - |fc
exct?e vmlatton. There waa aome in.llgni ion ^ ^
rtty . t ihe e.nt-nre. OOVI raef ?
gram I ber a peJ?on br
Thomaa Creke. who wna aatMag m
birtrnder-i place, aedared tha- a man ?
apoai I ' i b< 0 ?? Ptoree, and arko aaa
hang'ng .>. ? ii the plaee, bad shed wm *?*
him a drtnk i a O-Rearn waa out o ?
room. Re refua i. and men Plerce -r<-*- Ji re
votver. which'he i h ti I al tne frlgn e?*"? y
t-nder> I a-.l. Then he waUted ?ver 10 tne mon a
drawer and robbi I II of about HI outerv
Croke waa too much acared io make .-ny oancry.
and the thlef made hla ma. ryRearn
a*>t out to oapture tha fugttive, but th-'.r nwni
have thua fai provi 1 unauceeaatuL . .,?_
The ? are in'Uned to 4-iubt Croke a a or>
of the Bffalr. bul Mra O'Hearn ls poaiUve inai
.-! ike told ths truth. t ibi - ? declaras ne couin
never have i iplayed luch frtght if he .-.ad i.o, been
???ned With (l-a-.h.
OBITUABY
THE REV. DR JOHN IIILET.
t ? Rev. Dr. John MUey, profesaor or ayatematlo
theolog) ln Dn a I rtcal Bemlnan
N. .1 . di< ; abortly after ! o'clocl i vday morn?
lng at h s bome in Madlaon.
Dr. MUey had reaenad the agf ' :- " Ighty-two
He Jolned tbe Ohlo Conferencs of 'he Metb
odlBl Eplacopal Churcb ln LgH, and flll d Important
Ohlo wlUi ever-lncreaalnii r?puta
tion u? a praacher of marvel'oua power untll !???-.
when he waa tranBferred lo tbi Sew-Tork Baet
vaa transferred to the New
Verk Conferen . of whlcb be was b member untll
hia death ln liH he waa appolnted profi isor in
Drew ii Beminary, wblcb poslrJon he
lill-l with dlatinctlon up to the bour of hla death
Dr. MUey retained exceptionally good health anl
vigor up to wlthln tl ? B ? as i *'"r
?...;.!. . ? not b -n abla to watk to his
.,. ? .-., roon Btudeni took great prlde
ln appolntlng a c. mmltl l ? meet him at bla
to lifi bim md ? ??-':
hi- recltatli n i -m. ???! I ? ontli led - ? visit
untll l ?
.
mirinc puplla. In c nn
his bn ?? " ' '
? ? , ?? Auguata C llege, ln Kentucky, tbe nrai
ln 1 intry by th. lethod
iry - _??. hi-ii
Ulahop* Uoke and Aaoury hi. l founded ln 17*7, an-i
wblch I. iti yed by flre eight yeara later. Aa a
p, er Dr. MUey ? ? real fame, an 1 na l
- . ?? riors. Nevi r - tlonai and nevei reaort
Ing to any questl ? there e
preachlng a clearn ? tement, a poaltlveneaa
of tlon and e rm il ?-- of manner, and a
. ; power whlch made his ??rmoriH
.?? told or his mnt.-h
... Dr. MUey ha* alao oe
? ? . . in the Church n? an au
tlona are a arora on
on "Atonement in
.n ? ' " ?? Thi
Thi la*l two worka an of a monumental chai
f then placed ln the .-our-'- of
atu.iy requlred of all Mei il mlnlatera before
. :.-. || . ?? il| . OOJ ? :. ? in 'hat bod) HIS
worka ar- char i iterise l by s-:
vigor and orthadoxy. and rlve amall | i to crude
? ^ and mere hypotheaes. Fndoubtedly the In
fluen ??? <>f It M.i- y over the rlalng mlniatry ol this
ta hardly b ei ? led by that of any other
h r. author and Inetructor ln his Church.
Th.- R-lfi I Dr. Mlley .11- l aeveral yars ago. and
h>- n.v-i marrled agaln. He leavea two daughtera
and on< aon, lohn Mlley, ir . wh-> la prlncipal of
the Boys* Schoo! a: Lakea ""I N. -I. The immediate
ranae of death waa heart fallure.
HARVEY 1 Al.MV.
Rarvey B. Almy, aenlor member of the weB
known Brni of H. B. Aim-. ? .?'., Importera of
tarthenware, No. 3 Park Place, died ?' hla heme,
N... 31 Raat Blxty-aecond-Bt., on Tueaday. His death
; from bl i ifter an illr.
about three montha He waa sixty yeara o!d. nnd
. .rn Bt Newport. it I. P ?r tbe
vcart ha ? - ? ?' -;:-'1 au ? s- ully en
? ln thla i :': Ba wi ? , i
,:. ;-.aUlts<. and was a membei ol .->t.
-,,,,l Church. H le ivea
The : u r il will take pl i - on B il irday,
at N. a
? ?
D W'il' F. B KTHE
? ?? ?? e dled on Mo i - N ?
I..:-, Lafayette-ava, i" oklyn, afl t an I
? ionla Mr. Rocba w ia born forty
two yeara ago, ai La ?:. I ka County, r-r,!i..
une ?>? N. ?? -' ?v-" '?'
boy be entered t. f J L. Cameron & Co.,
i ... which his
ui . Maurlci H r"
? ? ........ i tfee Brm Ha
hia , ,-.: ? i :?- flrm to atart ln
Imaell id at the I
....
tr idi Hli a/lfi an l elght hlldren aix
him. The funeral wIL
at jo iy ai Ihe Church
: ..::!,v ,n-l Lewla Bvea.
? q naaa will be .
The bu ... i Holy Croas i (m. I fi
Mr Ro ? wai m< mb?r . Tj p -: iphlcal I nlon.
v,, ,- tl ?- -- ot Brooklyn Lodge, No 22, B. 1'.
,", E ber A 0 P\: Ful
ton Coun 11, R. A . Wi I I ? I Men; True
Krietida' i. dge, No. I; Councll Nq. U8, latholl
Knlghl ? ? ,'-'-'-'i ' ?
? ? ?
EZRA BOBTWICK
:.. ? ? ? b - f rnlon Clty,
and i inthroplat, . l y<
? the Preabyterlaii H tal ia this clty, where
I treatment ' ir can -r. Re a ia
aixty yeara i Id an l i id llv ? -i ln Ml ili u
1046. 1 ' ?'' Clty Natl
11 ma ?"-,! '?'??' a mi mbe< - : ... [an Leg --
-? ? : yeara ago he gave
ro Albion C. llege an i fi
jjo.noo io Olh ? ? gave arge!) -. i
?
DVPJJCA1E8 f'J VOIXB rOM COLUMBIA
;,.-r ? |\i.i, |\ PFBUC STC!.!:.-? TO AU'MT A DE
, - |i \ PTtOM \\ v- HINOTOK.
A ilng bronae fac-aimllea ind ,
ired here
from K irope. It s I -"?
I thi reprpductlona of
Inti for th< rpart
?? ??! l. ?-.% commun
with the Ti i' pai tmi
r the eolna woul l
Th. ? - ' ' the c dna ha.l
i, and ha dbeen ? I ited
q ? that BclaJly he
gix . . Ra '. be been ap
pjtad he woul I havi i
them free of lul ? . i learty entli
;, ? |n i ?ow Is wrltl
Infom ' ? v ...
ibi of th- rolna from the
; Bl ? ? I' ? ? I'
,.-., a., ; ? v-. . ??? tfa ?
4
,t,.\
&u r -, . >:tt ?m&
A OOOD BEOIXNINa
"Wher* are you g.eng ..-n yoar veddlag Journey,
profeaaorT
. a. that bm't decMed yet; my wire want? lo
go tu i:n y, and her mottn r ajiproy, a or that?"
?
"I Ob, llit) bavca'l a&ktd n:e."? (Boch fur Alla.
WESTCUE8TER COUNTY.
MOUNT VatMON.
The Common l^ounoll give a publlc hearlng on
| Taeaday rlght on the petltlon af twenty-flve cltl
zens, Braaaated two woks ago, ta eataathm n frep
publle lihrary, under the aupeWtaii n of the Vnl
veralty Itegents There were aliout fifty eitlzens
I?re?ont. annnj them Mra. F. lwarl Gny and elght or
ten othe- membera of the Westchester Women'B
Club; Iir. Jaecjuea W* Re-lway, C. S. Habeock, A.
Koel BUhaaaSB. praattaert, and a half doren other
membera of the I'.oard of Mawatlen. Alderman
T henor, who Is a promlnent and fevored csndidate
for Clty J-a-lc.-. praOlded. The desire of the petl
tioners is to have the free eUTUlatlag libr.irles tak-n
i from the care of the Board of F.duc-itton. and 10
; estabh. h B llbrary under the directlon and super
, rtelon of a Uoard of Traateea, appointed by th-'
Mayor. Rogcr M .Jh.-i bmo maareeeated tha We
'. ch. ster Woaten'a Club delegatea, who were inatru
mental ln gettlng the petttlea signed, and la his re
; tnarka reDected upon the a Imlnlstratljti of th-:
llbrartea under the supervlsion of the Uoard of Biu
caUOBi Btated that there was only one Ubrarlan to
lix.k after tlie patrons of the llbrary; declared that
! the hooks arere negtected m care, and were in a de
i aaarable coadltion*; that ther.- was aeeded a ayatem
1 Of Indexing the books laattgd, el0 Dr. 8. U.icar
i Myera. ehalrman of the CoauBittec on l.lbrary of
tbe Hoard of F. lucatlon, refttted the statemer.ts
j mide tiy Mr. Slierman. and auggestt-d that iboae
! who wre bo ready to criticlse would get more r>
llable Informatlon by peraonal vlslts to the llbrary.
Mr. JJlakeman said Ihat he came to the meeting to
i listen to what the petltloners ha i 10 aay, but was
forced to dispute the many mlsstatt meota niaue >>
; Mr. rfherman. He hrlefly reclted the fact that tne
Uoard of IMucatlon bad been .-ndeavorlnp fot iwo
yeara to extend its publb ; brary wysitem c-\en
gotng so far as to obtaln plans for a bulldlng more
than a year and a half ago. but the neceaaary BP
proprlatlon was not aaked for then. Jhecauae of^tfte
hard tlmea among tha people. >Vh\m? m* had
the drculatlng publ'c Itbrartea of the acboola bad
been eonUnue.l m ., way so th.it the people if the
ao deslred. coul l obtabi any of the books needed to
read. and there w.ie four llbvarianai bjateadI of|Oni
[^^aSn^^'^lsSX^JtZ
tatlve oi
the requlrement
TONKER8.
At tha meeting cf the Uoard of KducaUon on
?; . ? . ratlon cf raaktaata la Boutb
ra. through its chalrman. F. 8. Cook. urged
..,,; be purchaeed ln the southern part of tbe
cuj ob whlch to buiid a Kboo'H Th- raelgnatlon
of Orace M H rtoh, a teacher ln School No, J.
,. - ,. .,.-!. Bhe arlll retlre at the end of ibe
wlng to lll-bealth. Th- Board decld l to eloae
tor the Chrlatmaa vacation on rrlday,
nber 88 and open them on January 8, uaa
The Republtcana of the Flrat Ward choae ih
lowlng offlcera oa Mondaj alght for the wai
tlon; John Sella chalrman; Charlea E. i arta
lorn jr . vice-chalrman; O. Wllliam Curraa, . i
tary; Jam-s u Austln, treaaurer; Stephea H.
Thayer. dere B. Clark, pkarlea E. Hartahorn, Jr.,
and John Bella membera ot the Republlean OeB ra.
rSnkera'ci uncll, Roj il Ar< mum .at Ita w tl
cn Monday nlght, elected fhomaa E Hampsoi r
Bldney We.cb vlce reatnt, Dr. N. A w.u. ..
.k... b. Terrell aecreury. Henry R.
MTl^annual^irecUon of offlcera, ol John C. Shott.
S i. ?:. B. V. S. N. Y id thla even
ihn W, Pentreath haa been noa
-.. joseph Andrewa. |r., for flral I
ani \ Jamea Bow>r for aecond lleutenant. Nep
peVban Lodge! V and a. M.. wiU a.so chooa
& i-v the DorcoSoetety ol Bt
\, irew'a Memorlal Cnurio. at Ludlow. wlJ onen
at the rectory this afteniom. and cpnunue 1 -??
Thp ... to aid ln bulldlng the few rectory.
The Klna'a Bona of th. Weatmlnater I
Church arfll conduct en entertalnment thla evenlng
,n the parlora ot tbe \oung Men a i hi
ciaticn. s. T Pord arlll giee readlnga and reclta
tlAri' mterestinft debate between membera of the
Youna? Peopie? I '" 'k R1* '
nicht ln th-! afeaalah Bajttat Church. ln Aahh
p-ace.on the aubji ? ler Boya or Olrla fi
lucatloa al the Harda of rh u
r;^ inapector Klpp yeaterdae approved plana
aubmltted by Charlea B. Montague, ea-preaident 'f
the Tonhera Blectrlc Rallroad. for a -.??
So 189 Shonnard Terrace, tl feel [ront, JC f- (I rear,
'. ^t deep, thri ? atirlea nl!ti.
Captaln Mingin recelved a telegTam yrrterdiy
?.,, from the Chlefof Pollee al ? umb -r nn 1
i ihat Frank Terka, - ippoted to
mother and alater ln thi-- clty. had ba n ki.l? I
m a rallroad accldent. The pollee are endes
to flad h'.s relatlvi a.
STATt-y tALAXD WBWM VOTBB.
Tlie Thomaa aybdlcata has obtalned a trolley
francbla ' r Rlchmond-ave.. in Port Rlchmond.
The condltlona are that tbe ayndlcate give common
? ?;,.- Pr ihlbltlon Park llne from '?
tbe Bergea Polnl ferry, and the latter t
almllar rlghta to tha i ? ?'? :' '??? " we. to
Prohlbitl n Park
v >;-?(?.al me-tipg of the RepubllcaB Couuty Com?
mlttee wili be hel i thia eventni ln Btap
.\ meeting of tbe Chamber of Commerca ?
bei i In the H???>. CaaUeton on Tueaday i
I aext Tha reaolutloji favoriog a clty eharti
repudlatlBg the Oreater Sew-Tork wlll be bj
dlacuaaed nnd vote.l upon.
lionalgnor Farley, of New-York, wU! be the re
I of a ban laotae cn aler from U ? pi ?
Peter*a pariah. Sew-Brlghton, thla evenlng
Kn . i tertainrm nl i of 3h ike?]
r-a linga wlll be glvet ild f the B
': ,, ? i ? i
T ,.,.-?
? i 'ii-.ir.-ii ln Pon
laj hundr?d
the old acl ?-.. a:i .
iu nment taken I arh rj the
r.aa la!d bj Read Ib ? the Rei ' ?
_
gd/.g OF OOOm 1/ ??'.' BABOK OFFICE.
The aalc. by ordei ? he Trea -
un lalmed bi i ? '??? I aooda waa - ontlnued In
gur ? i' >m In 1 Bargi
, , at ? ?? ? ero, and 472
|0tn -.- - ! of, brlnglng thi pr ? - la
ra up to I'---"- IS \ r ill of bllll ir
;, ; [oi (532 IUO caai * ol Rblne aine foi
r 8111. an I
' ? ? ? -
t ..f pineapple preaervea to Charlea ?
monieo brought 810 Th | were Involced al 114 80.
klr pelmoni o ??? ?u! ! i ol pay th-- dutl a
nd Itu n i-x
it thi ? rld'a P"alr at Cblcag - bi >ugh
'? " ? _m_
I///' PAC1FI0 CABLB CO.'i r.ti'.T.l/.. -w*
Whlle the PaciUc CabU Company'a capital la fiaed
;n ihe artlclea of mcorporatlon Bled at Albaay at
? it .s the ir.t>-:.,:."n to Incrcaae it to ;
I. The prnpoaitl ?n la to lay a cable from
? ? to Japan and
; ,,:-t. ceaal ot Aala, with a branch llne lo
ti '. kx - tt taken to i e "ui
..-.-? f r i.i:. md Japan.
, ,? ? thi i ?rp iratora of thi >mpanj la r. II.
V'.lei aoi of the former L'nll Mln ater lo
li iwalt. .- -m ? '? J ?' h ,'"
flnance the lompinj and arrangi I - of the
etiterprlze. _
g/g ./r/,7.it r.it \< rrorrs COBPLAIXT.
Uttie wi - known al the Cuatom Houae
: ... omplal ' ?' Bl? Jullao Pauncefote, the
ih Ambaaaador, Ibat when he arrlved al New
Y -rk on the t- ia ? - Campanbv Beptembi r 88, he
waa rcojaJred bj a cuatoaaa laapeetor to make a
declaratlea that his baggage t ntalned nathii
..,;? ;:i,), ir ia the rule to pa ? tbe aag| igc -.f tar
.:.i s without -i leatlon.
tor wh - comi elle i *:r Jullan to take
. ? , i aun ? ' ????'- h i. >
rtera al ihe llargc Offlce ll- had i -
celred no inatructloni to extend lealei to s.r
? : : although tce Ambasaa loi pr iteate ?
lhal !?? waa exi mpi d from tha uaual |
nnding - iit whether the Oovernmeni waa entltled
? lutlea on traveUera* belong.nga, lt dld blm
tom Houae ofllclal said thal the authortUea
w-Tork aheuld h ivi b ? n u :v. - i
j. advan ? ol thi arrlt il al Blr Jullan, and then
ti,e insj ' -i- aould havi n Ive I li atructlona to
paiaa thi Ambaa ador*a baggage.
C-ni.it roi: OBBBABT.
.; ; ., tne aaaoanil of tLttSSM u-< aritbdrawn
from the tub-Treaaury yeaterday by L. rea Hoff
|Ca for Bhipmen- t.? BttTOpe by the s'enm
nhip auriisu Vlctoria whleb aalhi to-day.
tranaacia.n was a surprlse, as th- roduced rataa I r
exchangi aen auppoaed to make It Imn
soid ai b proflt. Tl.gplanatlon of the
ihipmeni waa aald ro be that th* impertal Bank of
ilermanv offer^d apeeial inducomenta io aacure
'i. . | ,n>. hai. been oaJna uold rtoenily. ll
Ickelbeimei k Co. ahipp-d t- ".ooo in S;
goid to Ha aana yeaterday.
i o nn t: nn(tKpy
The questlon a? to whether the Am-man To
bacco Company BhOUld be eallcd to ac ount for :l?
method of stoppini; the dlvldend on w* common
atoek i i- before th. 'loverning Commlttee of the
Btock Mxhange yesterday. The unexpe, tetl an- ,
nouricem-t.t b] tha aompaay vn .Saim lay that tae |
f^mmmwmmwviinwwwwwm\immmmiit*iie
EEZ " Greater New York'a Grcatcit Store."
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OPEN EVENINQS TILL CHRISTMAS! t
Ofl BMBdf after l-fth inst.
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M * ' ? ' ? ' * ''' ' f l ' ' ' ' fl pVERYTHING imaginablc
APDCAT QTHQETII. * for the Holiday Shop
UliCH I 0 I UnLI UL ? pers. Dcpartmentsfilledto
J overflowinaT with tempting
? offerings. Qualities and
assortments, bcyond criti
cism. Prices under all cir
cumstances the lowest.
^OF<^
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Emeraon,
Ruakln and n?r?-?
Iltiistrated and Cift Books
ior the Holidays.
-The abb* <--n.Mnt!n.-- bv II.>w. Iltt> rta?e.e
.-?;? arlth all th? nrlclnal in?atr?tl na bj Ma-lelln*
1 !?"?*. IH r"*- ,, ,
rey 1-. .r'ne P< ?' ? of wll .{r^wn
hvmna and ah n poema. Bnely lllua
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r"- . icea hoaad. r?uh. ' M.25, aoeelal ?? ?-r
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?' : ,. ka 1 i> to
1" aet an 1.it'rul brilda; ? I
? natura by Chartea 1 ??>?
? lume amall ciuartn, '"'?'?p'. m
v, . :..t|,. r"n- Ai ''"? r"1' at *' -'. ' 'ir
I ...... .,.- .1 ?,. f, unvlng tiueat
... ,. ;,,. r?w <?'-? ripmind
"Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! Tha BafS afa Hai
- 'rla,"
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? \, ,,: ?, , in ihe .'? '' Cold Ground,
??>iv 1 nd K?ntucki H ma,"
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? ?>., Attlr I'hlloaooher ln Parla." by s' .;-.<??>r_r-.
1 ? ?-! editl m, od ... 1 ? ? Bl SUe
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? ?T1? Binry <f r-..l--tr..,i fr -n i" ? Fr^tich of t.i
f ivalne de f'oletta arlth d full naaa niuatra
tleni and iMrtr v'anrtte?. b> Jean riaud".
,?,'. Sl "?" ape. il -!t., *'
Tl,.. rranfoH aarlaaj -???', l'-'nv nrna?n?T?nl.
? .:-.:?- .- ourla n? 13 tltle*.
? ..... 1 ar* 1 ? " betow: pab. trom
U.no tn tf.OOi ar*cial. tl.O* and.;?*'',
??Crafforrt' by Mn OaaVell arlth a i-'-'. ,v
Ann? Thack'eray Bltchia and Ittuatratloas by ilnah
T-v'^;-r..:'< >???.:?? Tataa." a*naa h, o^ga
,,. w|th ,;,......., n, !.-? r?,ria ?tr?">nn;'
?Tha Vlrar if Wakeflald." b>- Ollver Ooldamlth.
?...-., , >, . bv Auatln Doba. n and Bloan
bv Hu ?!??? ...
?The Ftaby'a II rranhy." an elbuni ln wh-1
may ' " ,'', ,,*
.- arenu In babVi llfa. Daatan** by 0.
'-?.?,?-, 1 eaul ? : r" |ars*
? 1 K 11 .- ir Itano
reo ,1. ih and n M. uix^l rub ??
V- " apactaJ.
Toy Crulaera on
aaeek*.
16c.,
36c,
72c.
Complete aas^.rtrr.ent of
Imported W Lrehooaea,
B tables. Ki;^her.?.
Stf.res. D)ll Ti
I-'-jrts. ot. . from
49c. to
10.00.
Brownio T.-n Plns.72
Magnet:.- Plahea, fn.m.00 to 0.01
Toy T.-n I'lni.14.23.36
r,.'inie of Ring T-.?s. us-ially BOld at 1.0ft. .."aS
These prices onlv for
I cro- ;.-...:
: rERlf]S, Frlday and Saturday.
Bartlett Pean. deliehus. 3-lb can.12c
stringi* sm Beena Bne. can. <c
vVheat flakes, flneat. ^-11) Jjkg. le
Duryea'a Corn Star. h. l-lb pkg. ia
Stuffed Pmnea 1 ib. sac; '2 i'> .29c
Biarnarck Herrlng. .1-Ib can .69c
No mail < rdera filled for above.
Little Fijrures.
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Homa of Ifotner Qoaai
18c, 36c, 74c
Houae that Jaek Hu.lt. BOW aad at- -q
tractive toy. uaually ao'.d at 1.O0.a^rl*
Large D^ll II >use, cumplete witli Kur- ?
nlture.? *>^
Mualcal ripinning Topn.09. .24
LEATHER
C00DS. Bl*Va,ues
Oenulne Alllgator or Seal I/eather Com
binatlon Pockatbooma, 4?e. to 69r.
Oenulne seal. Alllgator, Cruahed Levant.
Green Alllgator, anJ other fanry leather
Comblnatlon Pocketbooka, with sterllng ail
1 ??? ? ; nera y.' ?? an.l lle,
Gentlemens Bill Foidera. ail leathera. 29'-.
Chat-Liir-- Baga, all leathera, M<\ to tA*X
C.ir'l Ci.m. all leathers. 4Sc. to 2..">0.
?foll?4UiMMUUliiMU
dlv|deBd 4u,|B pebmary wonld not he aeJd imueed
,.r,.t |0M - . both inveatmenl and BpeculaUve bow
,:, ,, : a- nt.. treaeurer. and Joaiab Hrowne,
. ..,?,. f the .ompany were aummonM before
the Commltl.n Btock Uat on Tueaday. It waa
polnted out to them that. accordlng ? > tbe bytawa
ot ihelr company. the Board of DirectorB muet
meet and tormally vote to paaa tbe dlvidand. That
had nol been lone. Officera of the company had
,,,. . i ,n thelr Indlvldual reaponalbUlty. Tbe
,. r< inet yeaterday mornlng and VOted on th
tlon When rha Q ivernlng Commlttee of the Btock
Exchengemel ln thi af I "?<?*?*??
tnoani had hroken no rule ol th-? Exchangi
,v.:h ua own bytoara anl there
,- in tbe m
1I1F B18B0P mTBHELD PEBBI8BIOS.
: ? s TO BAXmON TIIB BBW BPIBCOPAL
cnrnni in plaixpield.
PbUnfleld Dee. IL-Tbe trouble Ib Eptecopal
chuTch ilrclea ln this ,-itv whlch Btarted two yeara
., o haa broken oul afreah. I ?"?"* <h"rP
:, difference betweeo the re tor -ad the cholr
?, Ho!y croaa Church Ib Korth P?a?nfleld.
T e membera of the shurch took eldea and the
: ,:?. c0 bttter thal a large r.umber of the
B pn n by themaelvea aad form-d the
Church of the Ra leemer. The bow eSagrei
| .md nov. lt 1- ready to en ot u her.
. .- !.. The aaatainary permtealoo anl arproval
i ki 1 t'rom Blahop Bcarborougb ?
and on whlch the bulldlng wa- to be erecled
veti the eonsregatlon. lt waa near the ( hurch
^:{ Croa" and the offlcer* o that ehurch
rning of the api | \ h?hBlBh,
mtentlon I "h?e h^ wltlihebf
and the dealred perm'.aaion haa be-a witnneia
The rSngregatlona hav. ? ?? eauaa To
ptai to tS lUehopand endeavor o bai bla. ra
contMder b!
-ea>-?
j CBOWD AT TBF. UEBBEW FAIR.
THB BtAKV ATTR ICTCONg IN ~V.V. MADiaOB RQCABB
QAB1 BB UAROB BBCBIPTS rOB THB BEJCB
ITT CV THB BDlTCATIOSAti AtXIAN ''.'??
The flre dlaplay and tha good cauae agaia at
. ., ... rowd yeaterday to tbe Madlaon
re Qardea, wh a fair foi the bcaefli ef thc
- .- Kducatlonal Allance la In progreea, aad
about H1SS8 was reaUai I for tbe fund.
The graal ami' It leatre. traaaformad into aeertea
of fantaatle baxaara ar.-i boetha, where one may
ytbing fr m popcora or peai uta to paat -
? ? tabry erowded. bul tbe men
. women who made a tour of tbe fair took tha
wdlng and Jootllng la a a^ayd-natnrad waj
Everybody waa ?? itlng for aomethlog or somebody,
an l a i -zn po-*ted In a N * loK1 tn0!'*'
a - were lntareated that i ouij be aa
? : Then arert Lata for Bowera and fruits
, - everytalng one woui l wabt In
tbe bouaehold, fn i a - -tub to an oU-palatlng;
, ... ; r al Of popukU people and orstar.laa
llone, for toy anlmala and dolU an.i for rekl Uve
,.i bhr.klng ln the flood af ejac
t llght.
r Btraua was the < ti'.-? i al Ihe Aay, and bad
g| for a Uttle wh.h- Daalel S. Lamont. .\:
tha photograpfa atand, preaided orer bj Ifloe Proa
man. at>a Mabel U?ve, Miss Agnei MUler, .Mrs.
?a Banerofl and Iflaa OBva May belped ;.?
s.-ii photographa aad theatre tieketa Mr. aad afri
Qroaamlth and Mrs Henry Ahhey w ll r.ssist te
iid on Monday Cieay Fltigeruld is expected
,. Ib that l iri ox th- fair.
Thia wlll be BUthora' ni?h: at the Anii.lar Llbrary
i. ,.,.ii and amona ir< I tbe* ? are
tin Kate I ifiaa tigga Mr? I. iu en "a 11 itt ??>
. imun l Clai - ite Im ? Bi -.viii Hewara
: .i- BU' 'i i.r.
Tha -iispiav ol tha Hebrea Teehnleal Im
and thi boya who glva a praciical ..?mjn?iraii>in of
tbe work whlch is taughi ihara attraci much at
tentlon. ??so doea the ar; gallery, where vieltora are
ln doubt aa to whlch picturaa are the moat heau
tiful? thoae on canvas und ln frames or the Itvlnn
t>.- i in. n.- who r-mlle and take one a money wi:h a
g , . thal roba the aeparaUaa of ita at.ng.
Tbe Boral atand, jm- of tt.- largeal atructuree tn
the hall. U alao worthy of apedal mentlor. and the
vounjr women aho ?ell roeea there have done minh
to swell the recelpts .>r the fair.
An unuaually tine mi^loal prngramm? haa been
prepared for to-day. The or h^?:ra w.'.l be under
th- leadershlp of Vl-tor Herb-Tt.
CORXELL IXirEKSITT CLCB ELECTTOX.
TFIF. CAKDIDATB8 NABBSTJ BT THK NOMIVATINO
coaaui'tBB ajx canaaaf,
.A general mfeting of the Cornell Fnlversity C\ .b
was he'.rl laat evenlng; at the Arena. No. 41 Weat
Thirty-flrst-st.. for the purpose of electlng a n^w
Board of Truatee* The Committee on Nomlnatlone
at a mcettng , :i .lu.y 10. de-Mded to pr'.-r.t the f .1
.. erbag aamea to the club:
To aerve for four veara? Hcnry \V. Sackett. "~Z;
i-ilvin Tomk.ns. 'Ti-. Frank A. Wrlght. '73. and H-r
man at. Blgga, ?<>: . . ..
To aerve for three vear??George M. Luther. .";
Eugene Frayer. "Bt: at. K. Havttand. '78. and Tlm
S wi.iiam*. '8.'.
To aerve for two years?Seymour P. Thomaa. .'.'.
ll T H*ir !. Tl; WillUm F. I'ickert. 'TH. and Bjd?
arard <- Kalley. "W.
T) serve for one year-L. 1*. Seaman. 7!: Otto M.
El-illtz. 'S4: Edward It. Nlsor. "gt, and George W.
Scliuman. '92. , M
All of the candidat>? preeented by the Nomlnatmg
Committee were unanirrously ebcted.
After the bualnesa portlon of the meeting about
forty of the memh-rs w?m t> one of the upper d'n
Intr-rooma for nn informal dinner in mereory of old
c-.llene lavs. There were no tne object of
rhe dlnner belng a Uttia talk ao-i fua among eo'.i-?*.
frlenda Amoi.s: thoae present at the dlnner ? ?
Prancla \V. Halaey. -John De WTItt Warner, r>r.
T. Morrla Merritt F Havlland Dr. I.. I..
Seaman OM.? L. Wllllam<?, t'alvln Torr.kln*. H-nry
<? White. K a i>e i.ima ar l Walt. r C aterr. T.e
niembershlp of thr club i? at preaeal about 200.
ST. IOUI8 TBE COX l r.XllOX (TTY.
A wisi: BBLSCTIOir.
From The Doston Journal.
Tbere can ba ao doabl thT ?ke choice of the
Republ Bl Sai ^al Committee waa wlaely maue
and that. all in all. Bt. Loula ia the beat eity wh-cB
could have been aelectad. It la central ir.loeat.lon.
,, . ially acc aalble aa Chlcaao, large anl wealthjr
enough to proV.de all the nee.le.l faclllt>a for the
licaniam,
A NFTTHAL GROt'ND.
From The Phlladelphli Hecor.l.
fca ?-. ipa ?? St l.oula. the rholee eannot be aald tO
unduly affeci the chancea of any of the preaidentiat
n p ranta. It la ln a polltlcal aenae :-..-utral gTound.
M aa iri haa no oandidate of her own. an.l her
metropolis is a great rallwav centre, with factlitiea
aulteri to the convenlence of a areat polltlcal aa
KXrKI.I.r.NT Ai"VOMMOI>ATION8.
From The Baltimore Ameriean.
St I.onia haa a 1 the r.eeeaHary facllltlee. Bhe haa
;i aplendld axpoeltion buildlng. whlch will bold th?
Imm.-nif erowd, aad there will be no need of um
or eunaha les. ai wa.? the caae at Chlcagi.
Her hotel aceommodatlons are ample and of the>
most pleasunt .harjcter. Th > committee exeretaeg
goe.l judgment In aelerttng St. Louia. and Republl
cana genera ly will. wc think. indorae thelr aetlon.
C.iMlM.l.MEXT TO THE SOFTH.
From Th>- nttBBailg > \>mmeri'ial Gaaette.
The ho a N'atlonal e.inventlon aouth of tha
Old M.-.s r. and DbKon Itne la a eom;>llment to that
lectlon Whlch will be guly appreclat?.l. and whlch
,, . geaerved by Ibe atareaiiive work ot tha
nepuhlleana of th*- ohl b< rder Btatea The tlme and
th? pia.- ? are al.ke satlafaetoi y, an.l tbe Intereat In
the eonvennon will be ureatly inteiialtle.1 by tbe
fact that the tlcket nomlnateJ Im alm..?t certaln to
. ? ,-ted
MAY HHl MISStUKl
Frcm The lt. ston Herald.
Tha ?' i.niiis Beleetion la prebeWy owing to tha
reeeat deveaagaaaal that Mi?i?outi ta & Sute which
i.rTorls r af.on fcr hoi>e that it may he eanvertej
1 , Ibe Uepubllcan alde. There la a auparstit:. a
that National conventlona ad the party whlch
h >M- them ln the Stalea la whlch they are hfld.
We have never seen any *oo<l xrounda for ao baltev
mg; bul BflSBOMri haa unqueaflcnably h". une a Btata
wjrth trvtag for at Itipubllcan hauda.

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