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thelr actlon The Clnrterei Company to-day la
aaepeeed to the payaaent <>f an enormous tndom
pltv anl to the fotfattura of Its rtght*. Thla ia
one of the reaulta of Mr. Chamocrlaln's cani
paian in defenca of the Tranavaal
Behlnd the Chartered Company were the niin
p.nalrea and BpccalatOra of th?- KafTlr Cureus.
They were tba frlenda and ehampiona .?f Mr.
Cerii Rhodea They had an anormoua nnanrtal
ptake ln the gold fi-his ..f th.- Kand. They were
gnxtoua to brlng aboui a c naoUdatlcn <>f mln
Ing tateeeete, aml to retoane thelr enterprwea
from the ne.esslty of paying heavy tribuie lo
the btirgher governmenl of the Tranavaal. They
\v>-r-> ready to wetcome a aucceaaful revolutlon
ln Jehanneabwrg. by whlch tbe polltlcal nnd ad
mlnlatratlva control <.f th- richeti gold ftelda
ln the WorM would paps Into thelr harids. Mr.
Chnint.erlaln knew what was th" feeltag among
?peculal ra and Inveatora ln South Afrlcan
(it v ks He antagonlxed it when h- dedded upon
hla pollcy, and pergevered ln -arrylng it out.
A THIl'MI'llANT REBULT.
When th?ae and slmilar oonMderatlons are
r>, rre in mtnd, the moal unreaaonabla enemy of
Mr. Chamberlaln can hardly deny that he haa
aoted in this erlsls with slngular courage, Brm
neas and aobrl.-ty .f Judgment, He has realated
every temptatlon and adhered eteadlb to the
cmrse which he marked oul ps the only one
that was hedged aboui by good falth and na?
tlonal honor. Already hla preatlge at bome has
*'??? ; Rreatly Incre ised by hls viRor and coolneee
ln a grava emergency. Hls enemlea for once
are e|th"r silent or are Boundlng hla pralaea in
a hiRh U. y. M.-:i are everywhere aaytng: "Mr.
Chamberlaln may n? ver ba Prtme aflntater, but
he deaervea to i.e, for in a momentoua crisis,
when lt was -<f the utmoat Importanee that the
r.Rh* thin?r Bhonld be done wlthoul an taetant
of delay or waverlng, he has sh..wn the hlgheal
ijuaiitieH of leaderahlp and Mateamanahlp."
<>f cotira". the ,-n.i has not y-1 come. Indeed,
Mr. Chaniberlftln's work -an hat.ily be sald to
have begun, ao much remalna unflnlshed. A hun?
dred romplex and haraealng <iuer.ti..ns icmnin to
be aettted. i>r. Jani etn an.l his Wlow-prlabnera
nre gtlU detalned, ns l am wrltlng theae worda,
nnd apparenUy as hoatagea untll the Indemnlty
and other demntids are gdjuated, although thelr
r"lea?e cantu.t long b- deferred Mr. UhoU."-- and
other 1-adera of Johanneeburg are under arrest,
anl with the Boer hatred <>f the brother, Mr.
Ce 11 Rhodes. lt wlll be dMhVnlt to prevenl re
ptiaala againal them. I>r. Jameaon wlll hav- to
be pnnlahed, and. wlth the f.eiinu .>f haro-wor
eh'p in Bouth Afrlca and witb the technlcalltlea
of the law ln favor <>f nn offender who was
n-ither gullty of treaaon n >i employed In the
Qtteen'a j?,.rv'lce. thla wlll not be an eaaj taak.
An indemnlty wlll hav- to be arranged. and the
thriftv Boera are making exorbltahl clalms for
compenaatlon. The conventlon of 1W4 may re
qulre rerlal m. Th*- Chartered Company wlll have
ti be gubjected to Inveatlgatlon, its chartar an
nulled and its vast domaln handed -ver t.. tb?
rilrect control of colonlal rffllclala. Moat arduoua
task of all these her.ul-an labora Is Ihe paclflca
t.on and reconelllatloai of the two raeee in Bouth
Afrlca. between Whom an Old-tlme blood feud has
been llfrhted up
Mr. Chamberlaln ls not to be envl.-d. Hls
futtir* taaks are of appallinic d'tfl -ulty. All Eng
land ls rlnging wlth hls pralaea, Hls preatlge
as a statesman with the power >.f dlacerning Ibe
furc?a of publlc oplnlon and the lnstinct for dolng
the rlght and neoessary thlnu ln a pr-at crisis
has lmin-asurabiv Increaaed. But colonlal ad?
mtalatratlon ls at best a lotterj. He has WOU
the flrst prlxea He mav now be doomed to draw
a aerlea ..f biar.ks. No Mnleter of the Crown
?waa ever cottTronted witn n m..re haxardoua and
apparentlv hopaleaa and in-xTrieabh- s!tnatl<>n
No Iftnlater of the Crown ever fa~ed a i rlsis wlth
niore ctirnr. Intelllgence and geniua for affalra.
This OUght, at least. t.. be sald of hlm. whatever
difflcuities and dlaappolntmenta the future may
??t have ln reserve. He haa played the part ..f
a great Mtnlater ln n manner w..rthy of tne best
traditlons of Bngltah hletory. I N. ? ?
YARJETY Ml. DAY ASD MUIIT.
There la another eontlnuoua performatioe variety
theatre-Tony Tastor's. The new order of th:nK<
bejtan yesterday. Mr. Fastor havlm: cnie to tbe
eonclupion that the publlc wante.l ahowa that never
etopped. He *avo at. exccllent one and hls house
was filled all Ibe aft-rnoon and all tbe evenlng If
this experiment eontlnuea to be as BUUCOaaful as it
waa yeaterday. >'r- Paator wiil have ahown his wla?
dom ta making it. In the eaat whlch appeared, be
Fidea the manager hlmaelf. were Mlss i>-?rl An
drews, mlmlc and Imltator ?f popular artlsts. Oeorge
V Murphy, Mlss Kltty Kursale. Boubrette: M.aa
Kutv Mltcbell. Leaterand WlllUma. Wward wanj,
Mla* Josie Evana, Edwtn LateU, Mis?- Ratelle w.i
iington. dancer; Ramaa and Arno..aroteaque bar
performcrs: Silaa Joaephlne Babel, Mlaa Ullle W?t
ern Mi?s Panny Lealle, contortlonlet: the vHlaona,
wir'e danoera, and Mortoa and Coleman,
l^,?t nlKbt. at K-ster & B'al's, n novelty waa tbe
flrat ai.pearunce in Am-rl.-a of I.a Bocbe, who pro
pela himseif over a Bptral irack to the top of a
pede.stal forty feet ln hetght. ret-irnlns n?aln hv. r
the same course, while ?ncas<-d Ir. a larx. globe.
The rest of ihe proKramme mcJuded I'aul Clnqua
valll. the famous yaggter, ln new feats. tbe Cragga,
acrobats; the Marlo-Inmham trlo, In tb"lr mldatr
triple horltontal bar act: Paul Martine-ti ai..l hl
pantomime eompar.y. in the pantomlme. A Ter
rlble Night;" Waodward i tralned seals and aea
llona- Roile Rendel, tmi.afonnatlon dancer: Ber
nito musbal mlmlc, and tha living plcturaa
The Eden Mu?ee was well fllle.l last e\enlni< when
Koeveaaya Orchaatra began its concert. Tbe pro
gramme was an atabarate one. and each number
waa heartily aaailauded Aanong the longer aeJec
tions were an act from "Faust," a:i act fro.n "Caval
lerla Ruatlcana." and a aelecUon from "Obaroa."
For a violln solo Kaeveaay, In addltton to tbe 8h<rt
fioloa in the other seleetlons. gave a nocturm from
Chopln and a phort fantaale us an encora i he i>ro
R-rammea for the .lallv afternoon an.l evenlng con
certs of the week wlll be varted. but claaateal muate
wlll be tbe maln f.-oture.
The Weber and Plelda Company remalns at
Proctot's IMcasure ralue-. ln this company are
8am Batward. the Meara Hrotb<-rs. Wlll H. Fox.
Lizzie B. Bavaaond, Melntyra aad Heath, the Fan
aona ar'l the Slsters Burt Mr. Proetor'fl own or
aanlaatlon has for leeding faaturea Oeorge That'-h
er b'-nnle Thornton. with new souks; (ieoi?. Loca
harfa eJaphanta, the tarln atatera Abbott, atabel
Btillman the four Moaera, aerobatle Juggelra; Elale
Adalr dancer- the Ovpav Trlo, (Jertrud.- Manafleld,
balladis't; Mat Farnum, daneer. an-1 tbe Slfters San
fenl. duettlsta._
At Proctor'a Theatre. Twenty-tblrd-st. thl? v.e.-k.
Vanee Thompson's pantomltn.-, "A Japaneas I>oll,"
!a praaantad by Mile. Ptlar-aforta and her company.
julea Lavy ataya solos. and Buropean novatUea are
Mlle. Frasettv. th- acrobatic nancer, an.l Charlea
ijffion. tbe atrong man apon tb- Blach aire. C. w.
Mttlefleld. the mlmlc, deptcU charactera an.l odd
peeullarltles. and the lon* llst of er,t.-rtain.-rs al-o
lncludes Hrannan and Dalv. th- Penteef Brothera,
head balancers: Sherman and Morr'a-y. Mlnnle Ue,
i."nr*n--,n an.! W-.st th- Ciaii- llrotliera, the ):<>?
tonir wUh trick doga Major Newell, skute dancer;
A* aiiuts. duet.lsts. Mubel ftlMon and hav
Verrfon. sr rl?omlc-: Lortng and I.enlle, and the
Hoibrooks. muaaeal eccentriea.
.--? ?
COMMBXT OS TBE TR1BI SE ALMAXAC.
BHOULD BX IN ALL LIBRARIaX*
Frim The Monnl Vernon Argua
The Trlbane Ahnanac is a vaiu.bi. -laiiy '?'?/??
b.,k and ahould be In every llbrary. TJlfJ**'B
number S far ,uperl..r 10 the complMt'on of g*.
INKOKMATION FOB EVEBYBODY.
From The Worcest-r <Ma-s.i Bpy.
The Tribune Almanac for IBM haajbaen laauel
taia belng Ita ?fty-eighth annu.. _P^a compen!
year'a laaue coaaUta of 308 pagea, andjg a ro?v ^
.lium of facta ih..t bualneaa men. aa saan^aaaMiaj
ticiane. pollticiana and edltora, aeed to ha%e at naiu
for rea.l>' referetice.
AN CKBIAMKD COMPILATION.
Fr.m The N< w-buryport Harald.
Waatavat pwy be UMght oi The Tribune aa aa
gggreaalve advocata of It^ Idaaaand prlnclp ea. ?ine
Ui no partlaanahlp In ihe Almanac an, t ahouw
be in the handa of avery ona Intereated in p?w*a
ar.nra.
a bMOAJUNI OF fACTi.
From The New-Haven I.ea.br. (
It l? a perfeel magazine of all aorta of atatlatleal
latormatlon, and no nrat-claaa country Btore eve
put upon tt^ nheivea o mor- mlscellaneoua aja ; -
mer.t of what the people want than Ihe Trioune
Abnanaa haa aat forth ln Ita pagea.
riLLB THE BILL BXACTLY.
From The Steuben Advooata.
The Tribune vinwic baa crrlved. Its W pagea
are replete *l:h a ??ompllatlon of facta WBICB *?
aii want to have within reach.
ITS POLITICAL IBTOItllATION.
From The Hirtford Tlmes.
Aa to polltlca'. informatljn, The Tribune Ahnanac
1* a p?rfect compenilum. whlch ieems t . la-a
nothlng. It la perfectly falr and !:npartlal.
BVBFAJBEg ALL H1VAI.S.
From Tbe Journal of Fe.iaKojry.
OLDOT AND BEST.
From The Topeka Splrlt of Kanaaa.
F?'.:nd-J In 1838 as The WhlK Almanac and pul>
llan*?l for ycora aa The Tribune Almanac, l: ia the
oifleat and now ranka the highent Umon(j all Arntri
oan annuala for Ita aecurecy. aueolute freedom from
P?riu?nanlp and completentaa
THK DRAMA.
BARAH BERNHARDT AP IZEYL.
Sarah Hernhardt appearcd at Abhcy's Theatre
last nlght, leadit:g in the wHI-rememb' red an'.mal
that, wfarln? VBriOUB gulses and dealgnated by
dlfferenl nanr-s. eor.stlt-.itea her dfOBBatlC mcntit;
irlo. Thla time the creature is cillel Izeyl. and
it fl.mnts the luxtirlons trapplngs of pl-asure. and
eapera nlmbly In th* far Kast. Iaeyl. of caurae, la a
courtesan. Dramati" genius. in order that It may
be completely affectlve, must have free play, and it
:s n.-v r ao llmber os when It present* a female who
Is glorffled by Bltby vlre, Izeyl had never yet aern
the man who did not lrtrontlnently stirrender to her
charms. anl. BeeordlOgly, when she hearl of a
mal- belng who preferred rellgbm t.. "love," she
baeama Inflated wlth a noble seorn, proclalmad tbe
Instant subjugatlon of that presumpinous monster,
poraued hlm into the woods, crawled all over hls
persi::. and, to her nmazement and dlsgust, fonnd
hlm as torptd as a cokt potato; and tboraapon aa*
was turned to vlriue. ao that when th- usual man
ttexl came along, nnd proffered the usuhI boon of
hls devi tion, she promptly stuck a l-:n!f% Ititj h!?
glBBard, and thua paclftcd hlm. For that unexp?eted
anl peeullar, though erhVaclon? and flnal. rora
mentary on "love," she was aubjeeted to fatal tor
tures; b:it. Just before her demlse, she was eonsoied
wlth an assuran-'- from the gellil nscetlc who had
repelled her advancea ln the wlld?rne??, that. while
bc had raahrted her blandlahmeata, be had not
fnlle-1 to feel rhem. 8he th-n explred wlth th*> eom
fortabl* convi'tion that ??love" la evcrythlog, *v*o
when '.t mlaa*? fire.
The great Bernhardt Doctrlne. llk.- varlons other
doctrlnes of contemporaneotis prominence. Is so
< iasf.o 'hat It sometlmea becomes perplexlng. ev? n
to aaperta; but, as nearly as :t can be dcBnad, lt
d*clarea that any klnd of conduct, so long as It ls
BCtUBted by "love," ls neccssarlly Impresalve anl
IntereaUag, and rherefore may properly be pre
Rent-d uiKin the staje. That irterpretation of it
throws a large door wlde open, whereby many
things may enter-for "lov*" is a word ihat beara
varlooa deflnltlona The thing that haa *nt*r*d
wlth Mlle Bernhardl is th* Errlng BbTter who geta
to glory by bilng "rulr.-d." That genus has lOUg
been ButBclantly commoa in the drama, but la*
famous Kren-h actreaa pre**af a peeullar eartety
of if. Her fallen ang-1 ls -ustomnrlly "h< -eled."
laeyl slaughtcra an unwel.-om- lovcr wlth a dagger.
Tosca alays an amorous tyrant with a earvlng
knlfe. Toeodora pwforate* a dangeroua wltnaaa of
her adulteroua llcentlouan*** with a eanvmlent
hafrpin. There is b fenir.ty of recourc* ln pro
ceedlnga of tha: klnd, an expedltlnus ala.-rlty.
whlch Inveata th* court**an character wlth ex
ceptional luatre, and th* apectator is admonlahed
thai "love" not only "lev-la all ranks." but k. ap*
them l.-v-lled; r.ot only "Uvs the BlMpberd**. crooh
beslle the sceptre," bm oeeasionally laya th*
Bb*ph*rd also.-in point of faei. la.vn hlm out AU
this la important to manklnd, and **p*etally la lt
easentlal to the rlalng generatton, the g.-rerou*.
eag-r, r*C*pttV*, plcasnre-sieklng young pCOplfl who,
for the most part. OOOatltUtfl the thcatrUral ai
ilience
l-'or there la nothing llke an ade.piut- eomprehen
sion of "love." nnd sweet it Is to fei-l that dOvoted
frtenda of bumanlty, aucb aa th* llloatrioua atlle.
Bernhardt, th* refulgent Mt Ploora and th" ceies
tiai Mr. Jonaa, are slmultaneously etnployed, to
gi-th.-r with other beneflcenl dramatlc agenclea, m
fllaariailnatlng a eorreel knowi<-<ige of lhal rnehant
ing sul.Ject. Upon Fome IhCSBCa.- such aa tariff. all?
ver and who shall be qu*eu of the May n.-xt time, -
the public nilnd may, perhiips, wand-r In durkn-ss.
but, under tli- praaaot mtol*umtlon* of th.- theatre,
it mav very -usily obtatn a llberal educattoo ln
?love.'1 Accordlng to Mr. Jon.-s (aee Mlcnaei
and Hla Loal Angei"). lo\e ls tiie
witi-l that biew ua together." Mr, Pln*ro
Incllnea to ;he more tradltlonal ylew,
that It Is "the wlnd that shakes th- barb-y; but
with Miie. Bernhardt it la th?- true wlnd of doctrlne.
?all for lov-. nnd keep your powder dry, and al
though th- actreaa ls aomewhal -id.iiy ror ?rn*i
Mra Malaprop -alls "the bydroatatlca, i.-r meiooi
oua volce. ber rlear artlculatlon, her alnuoua. fellne,
expedltlous mov?meiit- and ber profeaalonal ex
pcrtneaa enable he,- to f.irnish an adeouate j-x
i.reasion of the grf.it and holy truth whlch lt I* her
mValon t i dellvei Bhe iraa Bve tlmea recalle.1. -?rt^r
the aecond ac?. and frequentl) at ather polnta, and
II is to b- aald for her embodlmenl that ll waa
in.irkei bt admlrable rki:i anl by artlatlc renne.
ment of m'ethod. Th* hcua* waa croa?ie.i
The pay of "I*eyl."-whlcli la a proli. ?-rr|neita.,
and rmtner linpioua bore. *er\*a f*p "-11 "/
a m.dlum for th- dlaplay ofMmf Hernhar- t- ar<
known pecullarltlea and ntethoda. In th* allurern*
.,r the aecred rerlua-e.-a lypinratlon which doubt eaa
wlll be recognlaed, and whl.h need nol be partk-J
larly deocrlbed. -sh- certalnly made no aerret or nei
purpoae, and ihe appeared to hnnart muck aatlara
tton to her audlence, albell the pbdurat. Barymennl
Cecllned to wilt; sh- ile* the bateful Bolndla ln a
mo?t f.llcltou.i manner and hld hll rorpua W th I
dexterlty that migh- have charmed au nndertaker;
t.at it was in h-r subsequent recltal ot her ea?
Derlenee that h-r b-?-. powera we.-- m.n.i.. ate.
Kr.-nch aetlrg amblea. nuirh ?' thi llme: pr.-para
tlon explanatlon, anJ eommentary go on, wlinout
rnercy; l<ut then- are momenl of actl - and ol
efTr-ct, and the s|.?tator n.1 not alwaya aleep
llme. Bernhardt wt'i remaln al Abbey - rheatre
'..r s ime time, and wlll play tbe aame part all Ih*
whll- under dl(Ter-nt luune* tbe purt of a woman
who ktu.w.i nothing ut all abouj actual love, and
,,??..' expreaa !t. and nevei could, bul Who under
.:;i::.:.h th.- artlftclal stag.- aubatltut* foi II very well,
and llke Klng Rleharrt, In the aollloquy, ean fram
her'fac* to all occa*lona, and thua enrapture pei
ple who ar- a-aally amaze !
The ^trength of the rompany ls ahown by the dl?
trlbutlon of the ebaractera:
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MR. DKI'W IN A N'KW BI.AY.
"THK SQflltK or DABtaa."
At FOImcr'a Theatre, last nlght, In pr***nc? of a
numerous and genlal audlenc*, Mr. John I'rew anl
hls dramatlc company preaented, for the firat time
ln Am-rl-a. n nt w -otnedy eulled ?Th- BqU'r* <t
Dame*.M This plece -omes from the Krench of
Alaaandr* Dumaa, und has been adapted by Mr. it.
C. Carton, In London It was produecd at th* Cri
t-rlon Theatre, by Mr. Charla* Wyndham. It la
romprlaed In fom acta; it requlrea only two s-ih ol
acener} and Ihe < har.icters in it are tlius dlatrlb
utr J:
Mr. Kllf.y.J'-hn Dr*W
. ; :m. iMnnani.H-.i^rt Kdea.ai
Klr Ix.uglnii Thorbarn.tithiir H'.rn
Lord Euataca tThetland.l-'.-rdliuml iMtarhalk
Protraaor ttowle. K. H B.Ihorv ll.irw ?. I
Batnei.Herbert Ayellaa
Karvani.Mt Tnuna
Mra Dowle.Anni.- Iri?h
Elate.Oladra Wiillm-'
'/. - N'uaaetaon.leaai Mlller
Adellna I lenaani.Mavd adana
Tiie play Is sllght ln finlsh. It denls to some cxtcnl
with amatorjr lntrlgue, and, llke ottiers of Its rlaas,
it teaebea a auperfluoua Icaaon. lt haa been so wrlt
t-n to give Mr. Drew an onportunlty for th<- dlaplay
of hla familiar Btylc, and lili Mrfomiance is clever
; and Intereatlng. The Suuire of Dam? ls an exprrl
enced man of the world who aavea a marrled woman
i from fo'ily. Mls? Maud Adam- aave a pleaalng per
formance of the wife, and Kobert Beleaon preaented
; the huaband with rnough alncerlty anl force to wln
applauac. A clev-r ptcce of a-ting was glven by Mlai
i Oladya Wallls as a young girl who has hyaterlci
over her effort at a drawlng-room s.ng.
?
BE-ENTRAXCE OP MR. CKAN'K.
The favorita bumorlat, Mr. W, II. I'rare, will
make his rc-cotraaec upon the fftw-Tork atagc
thls evenlng, at the Fl.'th Avenue Theatre, |n a
new play. WrittCB for hlm by Mr. Frank'.ln Fyb-a,
i-alled "The (jovernor ol Ken'u-ky." The plot of
the plece Is Ingrnlous and the oenfral character.
Oovemor i.ee, is aarta'comlc. bal p?Thap!< rather
mare serlous thsn any part hlthertoa**UOMd bj Mr
crare The nami of Ihe Oivernor la forgod, under
atr'jng temptatlon, by hls prlvste a.-.-retary. and
,he (Jovernor la ?ubaaquently eeafronted wlth th*
.H?aslty of chooslng whe'her he will eapoa* the
,'rim nal Hnd thus dellv r an old man tn merlted
pi.?race* ar.d break the heart of a glrl trhom he
. or remaln allent and forfeit his polltlcal ad
L.neimen Hls cholc* of the lstter alternafve
.r'a.itVh.i Char*ct*t In an amlable I'.ght. The
? - ..rnor it mav be aurmlaed. ia aocentrlc and lov
',; 1 1 'a llhely thai thia new part WUI pr.v
w.?'mlt*d to Mr. Crane-a moMtrlc, forelbl* and
wtnrdna styie. _^_p
THKATHICAI. INCTDEXTO.
\tr Mdn*y Wooiiett wlll app*ar at the Lyeaun
Th atre th's afternoon. at t* bernning blapeom
STcoora* Of pori!* nnd dramatlc recltaj.. ??Mad,
f n- a-.d four short poema.-one of them b>
t, A frel Auafn. the new Poet I.aareate. a JNMd
,r ui.on Wbom abtiae and BCOrt have been
;:;,;; ttnne.eaParlly lavlshed.-mak,- up th. pro
gianim<
^iicStaok !*??<
TMBTTEB TO THK DBAD AMTIBT.
_____ _ B
HEaBAon or rowrjoarxcB ruom rmrmm ot
BCRXARO OILLAM?His BODT TO
BB .-Hi-MATF.P.
Canajobarie. n. T., Jan. 2u ff*>aclal).^ulldlnga
here are drape.l In tnonrnlng for Bernard Olliam,
the cartooa artlat of ?.M.lge." During the f.u-.era
hour to-morrow mornlng every etore. offlce aad
bMtorj Wlll ba closed. The New-York < entral
Haiiroad has sert a privata traln, Inctud.ng tbl
funeral car Woodlawn. to ranajoharie, and lt wlll be
u?el to-morrow to convey ihe body 10 Troy. where
it wlll be cramatad at the OaJrwood Cemetery to
morrow afterr-on. The funeral Wtl be hel 1 at the
home of ex-senator Arkeli at 11 o'ClOCh tO-morrow.
'Ihe Rev. lt. It. William.-.. Who married Mr. and Mrs^
Olliam la 1SV... wlll offleiatr. A lar*e number of
fioral tributea have beea recelved, inrludliiK a *ural
wreath from the memhera of the Qualnt Club, and a
Cf-llectlon of Amerlean Heauty rooes from tbe New
Torh Pr-ns Club. The l.earers wi'.l be s.x mem?
bera of tbe Oillam Knglne and Hoae Company, of
whlch he wa* prealdent Among thoae who have
arrived to aiter. l tbe funeral ara Oeorge H. Daa
Ma, ganaral |...-?*enKer Hgenl of th>- New->oik < ea
trai; John A. Bletcber, Buparvlaor of "The Clty
Bacord-j riiarks .:. Prfce, <-f "Th.- Bdltorial Re
v!*w"; Fr.-derick S. WlaetoO. I.. ?'? iUller, W. H.
MagUlre and Wiillam F. Mlll-r. of N'.-vv-V.?rk. j ? r
sonai frlenda of the deceaaad artlat. Hundreaa r
te:eBi-atns of condolence bave t.ourei lu all day
from publlc and professlcnal m-n of BOta. Ex
Prealdent Hamaoa sa\s:
I have been Kr.-ntly grb-ved and BhoCBed to hear
of Mr. OUIam'a death. Pleaae expreaa to Mra ?..i
lam and tbe famlly my deepeal aympatby.
Th" publtahera of "Puck," on wbleh Mr. oniair.
was formeriy etnployad, tetagraphed as folloara:
We elncerely Bympathlae with yoa I" .vn'ir BTeat
affllctlon, anl' d-'plore the death of ona wnoni WC
benored and reapected.
A short time prerloua to hls last lllneee, Mr. (I,1
lam enterel Into un agreemer.t wlth bls parlner ar.-l
aaaorJate, w. .1 Arkeli, that la eaaa of the death of
elther the xurvivor would aee to lt that the bodj
of the one who .11-1 ahould i.remated. it waa
also agreeil between tne two that nelther aou.d
wear mournln^ for th" other. ln fulfl.menl oi thla
agreement, Mr. Aikell wlll be tb- only member ol
the famlly who wiil wI!ii*hh tho Inclneration of II:,
body to-morrow.
Vlctor Olliam, Ibe rather of th- eartoon artlat,
Mld yeaterday Ibal hla aon'a dealra l i be eremated
upon hla death *rew oul of hla wltneaalng th- ere
matloa of bls i.roth-r's body at Oermantown .. few
years a* ? 11- ad de i: 'Th.- burnlng of thi b . ly to
uhea and lha dlaatpatlon Into the alr of Ihe ele
menta of tl - body, whlch wonld onlj lake In the
f,,rin of corruptlon ln th.- uaual form of burlal,
?eamed to my aon to ba a n...*' dealrable dlepoal
t;,.n ..r hla body. and ui th- cramatlon of hla
brother'a body ba expraaaed a dealra for a llke
dlapoattlon of hla own 0 11>
It has been r-portel that re.-ent overworh pre
dMpoaed the atiiat to the taroada of dlaeaae. ><(
this Vlctor Olliam aald: "This is not irue, unleaa
lt be th.it a llf-- of untemlttlng w-rk led ta ? I i I
resuit. My aon pul aii bls bou! into hla worh ..* .
, ir( on ariist. He would freojuentl; grt oul hla
paper whtta *< th.- th.-atre and loaa all Ibooght ? >?
the piay ln aketcblng or etaboratlng .<?? I l*a An i
he was never BatlaOed wlth the reaulta He would
i.ive tha offlce before th- paper weni l i prea* an i
if coplea were eenl tr. hlm at Ih* houae he a nild
tear them up ln dlagual al what h. ? ?? ?; t hla
rallura to reafiae hlelJeal. ln hlada ? ? tk .
tbe rarto n artlal haa beei ralaed to a ?h an i
commandlng poaltlon. lt ahould ha\* beeni ao ue
fore for hlgh i laaa cariratur* den n la ? ? wora oi
a tru* artlBl Bnd a nian of rara percepl oi ai we
Mr. Olliam aald thal hla Bon ha i yeara
abandoned ..;i Idea of return ng I i "
.?-. t? ,[.,. grai pla. ? there waa too mi h nvm.
n flratlclaaa rartoon work. and ?i ". :
nard Olliam ha I - ime ? i hav. ? ,
Hon for h. ? worh ln rarlcat'ii
hla llfe to .:
thi: effobt to ;*wr ??/'ir hhba.
arriDAViTa or arooron anp thb - indkunbd
MAN E'OOFOH il Ni:w BTOR1
Tr..v. N. Y. Jan. B Th- aupp'.. enl ffldavlta
.,, ..?>),,? of Barthol mew Bbea, upon *
???-.- erlll be ma la al tl a hearli >
Hi n r ?r a ni .. triaJ. io ba heard bj J ial U lyham
?? s .hi- ? .c-.':u lay. w? ? ?
Thomai B fag in, i ' ihbi clty, a
Ralnea, of R ?? heai. i ? .. in"'' a II l
Oeneral for th* i ? pl*
Affldavlta wen made bj John MrOoua
ton Prli ? w ? . aa ara thal be inJ ?
Bartholom. m 8h< . -: ' Robert R -. '? i B
n ?-. ? f Albai y, of tb? ma* | for Bl
. ? , ?? M ? . ? ??;?
? ? ? R McOougti ha
ti. ba k and h > I faU? ? i"! ? ' !- ::- ' ? n*'' ?'
l;..i..-rt Roaa was ahot, ai d Rol rt Roaa had J
upon M Oough ai i atruch hlm aeveral i
1 .,, Aft< wa: I. tl " IVlt M>a, It..-- I l .
? i ! lenly !-'t M< Oough ai I atarte I In pun
ghen; McOoagh then ralaed hlmaelf to ? k
poature, he aweara, and Just as i: n iehe?l ??
level ground MeO -rh dlacbarged hla revolver al
!{".-??? head. ind B mm fell lo tbe ground ai . dl I nol
movc agaln. McOougti Ihen tella of his .-- i\?- '.r m
tha erowd. n-* denlea thal he waa ever aolldted or
urged to tniik-- a ronfeaalon, and aaya thal he ma le
the ronfeaalon of hi? own vollllon.
An affldavii by Bbea waa alao g.ed Thui afll i
rll atatea Hihi Bbea haa nol aeen or bad ..
munlcatton wlth McOough Blnce he waa ren
from th? Tr .y )al] In Joly, !srM. aad lhal h. ii. v r
knew tha- McOough Intended making a confea
ilaien It. Hltl makea affldavii relatlva l i o
renren at .'lit.ion I'rlcon on th.caalon -f Ihe vl I!
of hlmaelf, John T. Norton. >.f the counael for Bl
and 1 <:,<tr! t Ait'Tne-,- Rurllngame, of Albany, ?
Deput) Altorney Oeneral Haabrouck, a't.-r th* pn
entatlon of Ihe confea* n to IJoven i M rton, and
a!s.> of th?- Intervlew between himo-if and thi flot
ernor Ihe dae Ihe reprleve untll Pebruan * araa
granted Bbea Mr Hin alao aweara thal h* waa
totally uti.iw.ir.- - f lha ?..of. *lon of Mcftouah unl
Informed of it< exlatenci by Ihe Oovernor*i privata
?leeretary.
McOough b!bo aaya thal In glving b
Ihe trial ol Bhea whlch Indlcaieil thal John II. ho
land ha 1 flr.-i th* fatal ihot, deponenl fell aaaured
that no evll conaeauencea could come to si.i I Ho
l?nd Iherefrom, beeauae of th ? relatlona eiiatlng
between aald Roland and aahl H ><< rt !{?..-?. and ihelr
aaaoelatea In th- in*K- ?
Albany. Jan L" (Bpeclal). A blll was Introduced
in tbe Benate to-nlghl by Mr Mullln, and ln Ihe Aa.
s.-niMy by Mr Arnwtrong, of Monroe Pounty, whlch
is intended t.> > art\ oul the aentlmenta ..f Ihe eltl
7.no- of Troy in th. "Bat" Bhea raae. The prevall
Ing oplnlon Ih that Judge Mayham, to whom ai>pll
eatlon has been mad- hj Shea'a eounael, wlll arani
ihe murderer a new trial, To aave Ih* expenee <.r
?uch a trial ..nd lo further Ihe enda of luatlce, thla
meaaure la Intemlel lo carry th* appllcatlnn for a
new trial t>> the Appellate fHrialon of th. Buprem*
couri. Bhould th- blll become a law pn ?
Ihe actlon of Judge Mayham Ihe raae would go be?
fore Ihe Appellate Court?
THE WEATHER REPORT.
I...W PRRSBintE AI'.KAS IX Tllil WI
Waahmgtoa, Jaa 30 TM Ij*" bi rm haa pai ' In^o
lha i ovtree of 0?tarto ......l l.?t mocl i?f Ita rwn- ? Tba
pr.'-'UTe remalna blgti ov*t N*? Bagbind and ? rlaea
rx-.^i ef lb* i-'i.'- raeSona. Tha aoathwratrra area of l?w
;,,...-;,:.. nai ..-?.i.-.i lo T...... ?? i haa ai | ?' d.
Iltil? raentr. Ranafall haa beea rrport*d In th* lower
Mi-.i Mppl Vaii. \ and lh? ? artliw. al. Aa *l m frai
,f tha graal Paeta* area ol low pfeaaara haa broken
:1? i. and eroaaed lha dlvld*. now formlag a atorai rentra
in AaaiatfenuL Tha preaaur. haa falba mp!dh ?:.r',"'"i|
...ii the Rocky MminuUn regtona The dletrlrti arh*r? da
,Mi-.i >? i.ij..-i..*..?'? changei hav. ??? -ihi-.-.i . ao?
lt ih MmMWhal v.nnvr in tha apper lak* r*a*?B ."?'
roM*r "v.-r n portkM ..f ili^ n >rtl.???t ..na la Ihe ? '?'
a/cet, Tha weatber remaliM eloadj in Mew Bngland ??
?he Mi'i.il- Btatea, lu; ao prerHjdtallon "f an] ara unl I ia
r;.iiHii ?!?** M-.ei.iy aaonhag. Th* awaiher wlll r ailnu*
rloudy nn i ihi'Mienim In K*a Knaland nnd ihe MMUI*
Stnt.-^ I.ut w-lth nttlf arattered ..n.l IlKht preripltatlon.
In.-'.-a"'i!(f rloudlnraa, f.-II .w.f.1 I.v r.la. Ih in.li.-o-! lur
ih? Bouth Aaaintic and Oull Butea, and falr wrathei for
th* ijk- r-Kion... iIih ..hi.. v.iil.-. aad II- Morthweal. rh?
lempera im wlll remain a*arlj auUonan "i lha MUntic
n.ant diatrtria fnil in lha laka raglona an.l rlaa iniwagn
nut lha Waa
DETAtUSO POUfjraaT K> lt TO-DAT.
y,,r N-? Knri.n.l aad Baatern New-Tork, rtoudi and
ihrcal nlaa waaiher, wtUi \\rht f...tt?rp.i sn-w:. ?
wsi v.ii"'!*. i.-.? mlaa \u--.;.
K..- ti." i..-t:.-i -f rotanbla aad Marjrtand, eloadj. and
ihr?.->trr..n(r. probabty tottawed iv tain Taaoday aftei n
,.r mahi. aearly atallonanr tamp*tatur?: eaalerty "lnl"
ror w-M'-.n Nrw v..rk. ekwrlag; weatarl] artaea, ae
r-rnln-; -... rln I ' > ....
p. i Baatern Peaaerlvaala. K*w-J*raajr anl I>*la?a.*,
loodr and .hr-.-ii.-ninK. bul probabh wllhoul Bracipua
tlon; Meutr'.jr ? m-l? ' - ,
F.,r Weal VlrKlnli. and Weatera P?r-ia>|vBnl?.
nn,i ihreatentag, probaMj wltnoai rnin. rarlabia wiaee,
tp.iimne bOCAL onsvrtVATioNS.
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laaasaia 'J i<? ii m i
.l^ht.
io .-,
TtHmum oavse, Jan. 21. l a m. Th- waataor ???-? - lay
?bh .i.uu aad ? a i. Tba laaapaialiira r?n?H i
:.- aad .".% dagraea, ita avataga iat% dagreaal !???'?<?; I
grr-. lon-r 'ha.. thal 0? B?adai ir. I 7'. !? -.--- Bl Bal
ihnn that -f tha cvrreaaoMtna eaj -' '?" >??'', _
Tha weattat iu duy w.n caattawa ciou.iy aad taraaaaw?
OfUTtARY.
CHARLEI W. HaTWIBOK.
Charia* WlUIIaaa Hcwawa, who achlavad some
faOM ln the InvootlV* werhl and was a ltfelong
fliend Of John Brlf pn, the Inventor of the Monltor,
dl?d on Sunday evenlng at hls home, No. 5fil West
On?-hundred-and-forty-Br*t-*t He was born ln
New-York on July 9, IttO. The part of tho clty ln
whlch he grew up waa about Duane-st.. and was
formerly a fashlonable replon. Early In llf* he
BBOWad great InvCOtrv* and constructive powers. A
cousln. who had gone to I'abfoinia In the fortles,
wrote to hlm impreasing upon hlm the advantagea
of the gn-at West, and young Hewlson. who had Just
tlnlshed his at.prentlc.-sh'.p In mechanlcal engineer
lng. Btarted for Callfornla la 180* gotag by way of
the lathmua of Panama. He adon a*cur*d a post
tlon on one of the 1'actfle Mnll Une of steamers. r-*
malnlnrc for BfteaO years as chlef englneer. Hls
trlf.s to fhlna and Japan gn\e hlm an extenslve
knowl*dge of the Kast. On one trlp all but tift-en
of nearly a hundred pa?enger* dled from cholera.
Bhortly afterward Mr. Hewlaon returned to New
York, lil? parenta hnvmg been tn poOr health for
some time. VYhile her- h. me'. Mlaa Charlotte <.H
CHARLBfl W. HEWIBON.
lett. of Falrileld, N. y.. whom b* foarrlad. Mr.
li.-wi-oii foraook Ihe sea Bhortly before the war
broke oul lo :n-' Brlcaaon. He made the prlnelpal
.n;-;r- on the Monltor and was -lii-f -ngln.-i of
one ot tbe armored ahlpa whlch w*nl .??>'.th at ta*
bealnnlng of Ihe war. ... , '
Re had a large i.r.iss foundry and flnlshln* shop
on Ter.-I.av-, a-.d a f*W years later l.ullt
? factor) ln Chrl*topher-*t. It waa here
thai he faal loned th* Br*l phonograph for Bdleon.
Manv or thi Irnprovementa m marlne enginea were
Ihe iiroducis of hla Inventlve alrtllty. He was m
timately aaaoclated w.th Captaln ErlcMon and eon
atructei] many modela for hlm Much of the braaa
w..rk In the older theatrea of the clty bi hla work,
ind ??.. ,.r the tlneai memortal braaa tableta Inon*
nl the churehea of the clty waa faahloncd by hlm.
Mr Hewlaon'a llfc waa rill-i wlth romantlc ad
..-iit.ii-.-y. and on the last trlp he mad- aa ehle-i eij
glneer ol Ihe Paclfl. Mal) lln* it was du* to bt*
?f/orta thai ? flre whlch ihreatened to deatroy the
Ntoamer waa aubdued after a long. hard tlght In
all ..f hla work b- romblned pluek. nerv* and Intelll
aenee nherlted from hls parenta, who were Bcotcn
KnKliah Mra Hewlaon'a grandfather waa 0*n
.. j0hn Hoover, who fouaht In the Reydutlon and
,|?.,1 at the age of ona hundred and one y*ar*. 11 r
.,?.-i... Henrv Hoover. was klll-d In the War of IM
\ir, ii,W|-oti a brotherand four lona aun-ive hlm.
no- body wlll le burled pn Thuraday. al Mount
liop.- Cematery, _
THK REV DR THOMA8 ARMITAOE.
The Rev. Dr. Thomaa Armltag*. pa*tor etnarltui
,,f the Flfth Avenue Baptlal Church In thla dty.
,it.. ; yeaterday morning al So. &l Warburton-av*.,
v ,lk.-, it- wis o.r the be*i knowa of Bap
lim preachera ln thla ? runtr: and waa blghly
, -.. ii- w ... the paator of thi Plfth Avenu*
reara befora he waa retlred on a
ti- Hlatory of th* B*ptl*t*," a book
,,f Vhl .- D y<- ? tag* * ia tha autbor, has been
wldely n
[,r trmttagi waa bora ln rorkablre, Kngland.
x . . - ? . He waa b- *n l< I from th*
okl an i I-" ? I ? ? a Arm tagi ? of lhal
., oooofwhom, Bli John AnnUage.
',, .......... - . ited .. baronel bj .?h.r;.- 1
., ..... . ii lugbter of th*
;{,., Thom - Barrat. a Wealeyan MetbodlBl mln
,?,,.,. [? hia aUtoenth >->. he preached hls tir^t
. ? .. .,. :.....,-? i enter th- regular
? !, Rngllah Methodlat Church, bul laed
for yeara. Repub
., ,, , - - N-w-York
n, r.. -:-., i |i ,. on's order* from Btahop
Wau'ab and thoa*. of an ? ler fi n Blahop Morrte.
i,. ,.;i,.| man) Important eppolntroenta In Ihe
Mrthod ? !?:,.?.?! .1 Chur h In tfen Torli Clty. anJ
?,,,.., hi ui :?? i ??? Hh the Baptlal denomlnatlon h
of tha Waahlngton Blreel Church In
x , '. In June, I tt, he waa called I i the Xor
rolk Btreai Chui >h in thla clty. la th- flral year
,,, h? .. .-- thi re the mi tlna-houaa waa burned
u | ..,. ,-...,, x...;-., Baptlal Church waa bullt,
-., , . ,, i now > ilued a- 1120,090, li fre* from
, membrr*hlpof over 700 In 1?
... \, n ,, wa* rn i li -i doctor of d,\tnit> bj
':.r?r?.,?,,, Collea* K. n.u. kv ll- was then
ih-rt'-foui ? ?? meetlng .-? , n New
y,,rk nn Mmj :'. \?A, by i rlenda of Ihe Blble, i?r.
;,,,,,.,?- a.-.'. whlch were adop e,|
V l ?. ,, whlch the HIMe Inion waa organlaed wo
u. k- . .:?. ln May. 18S6. 1 '"? Armitage became
.,.,,.,..?,?? of the IO? et) whlch has ?lnca then
- , ihe American Ulble floclety.
s:i y^ara bko. oalng to hla advaneed age. ha re
.,.. .. .,,., ,,,t- ol the Ftfth Avenue Baptl??
, ' , , un, by th. Ilberality of lt* membera jet
i,.j ln Vonkera wlth .. Hfe liuome of I&.000 a year.
'le.' n ... .- I.-.I a. a ?uppl) for -luir. h.-s w hleli
were wlthoul paatora lli? f*J unoerupled Bun
*'.P hav? beer apmi al tbe W'arburton Avenue
",-,,n,i, 0f vonk-i-s. Por th* laal flve araeka
he ): i 1 be. n vrv feebl.
\ "w.dow. one .on anl four d.iughtera s :rvl v
hlm Mr Joaeph Falrbalrn and Mra Robert U.
PaTrbalrn of W - ifleld. N J.; Mr*. John M. Lo*. of
? , Th m.a II \- Utage. of New-York. and
Mn U'lbui Lareemore, whoaa huaband la Bdltor
;,<?-?-. S>a Vork Law .lournnl. and who llvea
? Vonkers The funeral wlll be held al hla home
n Yonkers nn Thuraday. At thi mlnlatera eon
,,,.,: ,. thla clty yesternay arranacrnenta
:A r, ,?,'.|, for .. memorlal aervlce to be held on
? iay next at the Plfih Avenu* Church.
CAPTAIS K B SIHitTI.KKK.
Captaln B Iward B Bhurtleff, foreman of the Fourth
i of the O/ater Pun-eyor'a Department, dled
,lj f.,,,,, .,,, piejty, al hla home, N - ?? Baal
,, . hundn i and-twenty-thlrd-at., yeaterday morn?
ing He waa alttlng al the breakfaat-table wlth hls
wlfe al 'M o'clock, when he auddenly f-il back ln
-, nalbl* in bl!< . b all
i>r Harrla, of No, S9 K**l One-hundred-and
twenty-foiirth-at., waa aummoned and he I?id-d
tha) Captaln Bhurtleff waa lufferlng from a -*'r?k
of apopleay Kverythlna . ''!? ? '? '-'" '"r, t!l"
relllf of the patlent, but Iv dld not rec iver i onacloua
.,i he dl< 'I ln hnlf an h iur
,-,.,.,?, Bhurtleff enllated la the Navy Bii anaaB
ai-.tani .-nglneer al itl.rrali i I the rera n,
?,l ui ?rav"ry am.i eonduei roae to th. rank
;,f ,,..i iin lle took pari In aeveral ol the Important
^?%r;.Vh^^^^
and waa .... aetlve Republlcan nolltlclan ln; Harlem.
Sni- montha ago he waa appolnted to teaae
, he hekl ... the tlm. ol h death He leavea a
a li] .... and i man I. l I ??' "'? ?'
v ii.l.lAM M. MANWARIXO.
wiii.un \i. Manwarlng, who dled y**terday, was
i. dealer la baga and bagglng, al No. 2*1 Front-at.,
:,,.! waa .. member ot tbe Produca Bxchang*. H*
w..-. forty-flv* yeara old.
COU1NEL WATSON A. KOX.
Col '-i VFataon A Foa, formerly or Buffalo, dled
,: hla home, No. l-'d W?*l Mlnety-*hjhth-*t., yeater
i., He wa born In Brle County, v T.. Januarj :.
IJIJ for .. number of reara he was angaged ln the
tranapottatlon bualneaa In Buffalo, ownlna aeveral
. ?.\t , i, the i r- >t tahe* In IMI he becam. actlv*
ln mllltary affalra and wlth **veral promlnent cltl
tena ln Uuffalo organlaed the ,nh Reglment. N. O.
B N V of whlch he became major. then lleutenant
eolon -I ind flnally. colonel ln iv,d. having on hla
roll about aeven hundred men. Colonel Fox lendered
loOovernor Morgan the aervlcea of the reglment. Hla
waa one of the flral r. ^m. nta to parttelpata In qu*ll
h a tha greal rloti ln Now-Yorli clty In law.
At the rk)** of ihe war Colonel Poa reelaned hls
mllltary ofhee. h ? then engaged in th* radway ln
ruranci bualneaa and waa an actlv* bualneaa mnii
up to the llme of hls death. He was a member <>r
Lafayette Poai N-. 140, <i. A. R.
'. . r laughtera and
Old Soal, ll.a-ens. Mr Ibirglar. how (h'ci yeah
frijthteiie 1 niL-. 1 ihlc; thut.)?ht yeah m' w're at Ilrat.
?Ti-uik.
a slster, Mra. John Wlnslow. of Chlcago. Burvtve
hlm.
CARDINAI, MEIGNAN.
Parla, Jan. 20. Cardlnal Wiillam Renato Mel
pp.in, Archblahop of Tours, waa found dead in bed
at hla palare ln Tours this mornlng.
He waa born In Denar.e ln 1817. and atudled at
Angers and ChiUeau-Uontier. He waa ordalned a
priest ln 1840, and waa employed as a profesaor at
the College of Tesse. and waa afterward made
dlractor of Btadlaa at the Bamlnary of Notre Dame
de* Chompa ln I'.irls. After havlng Bl ed aeyeral
poaltiona he was made profeaaor of Holy ??rlt at
the Sorhonne. and Vloar-Ueneral of Tarla. He waa
aureesslvely Blshop of Chfllotis. Arraa and "our*
and waa lha author of a number of eeclealaatlcai
worka. He waa c-rea'ed a Cardlnal In 1893.
GKORGE S. HART.
George S. Hart, Asalstant Appraiser of the Port
of New-York, In ehanje of the aeeond dlvlaton of
the Appralser'a stores, dled yesterday at hla home,
No. 1)81 I'ark-ave. He waa flfty-five yeara old. lt
la aald that the tlrst tWta-acrew xteamshlp waa
hullt under hls supervlslon. He was at one tlme
ijeneral manager of the PactBc Mail Steamsnlp
Company. He was formerly in the San Pranclaoo
offlee of Laaard Prerea, banaere an.l dealera ln ror
<ign ezchange, and luter was cOBaaetad wlth VMii
lam H. QraOO & t.'o.
PROrSBflOR DAKIBL I TAI.COTT.
Bangor, Ma., Jan. ?a?Piofeaaor DaoM s. Taleott,
a wldelv-known author of standard theoloarloal
booka, dled yeaterday. He was neariy otghty yeara
,,1,1 K.ir many yeara he was a memoer or paa
facnlty of tbe iianxor TbeotOgtcal Semlnary.
JOHN ALLBTON WILBON.
Phlladelphla. Jan. 20.-John Alleron Wllson, an
emlneai otvil englnear, dled yeaterday at his home j
ln West Phlladelphla. Mr. Vfllaou WM t.fty-nlne
yeara of aga. l n the yeara UV7 and UM be aarvad as ,
tapographer of the Burvaya made in Cantral Amer- I
lea for tha Ilonduras Inter-i kjeoaifl Kallway. He
entered the aerrlca of tho Pannaylvaala Rallroad
Company ln UU, and for a number of years waa the
chlef englneer of that company. He was alao chlef ,
engi.r for varioua rallroada ln thla Btata-and ln
New-York and was- Intereated ln coal mining and
lumber manufacturtna enterprleea. He wfiM ? m;m:
her of the Pranklln inatltut*. of Phlladelphla. and
Sf the Amerlean Inatltuteof klnlng Engi neera tba
Amerlean Boclety of Clvll Rnglneere and^othartaen
nlcal i.odi.s. He leavea a wWow, four daughr. ra
aii-l two aona
I8AAC R. CORNBLL.
[aaac RuaaeU CorneU, aa old raatdent anl retirel
bualneaa man ot this clty, dled on Bonday at hla
home No i Weal Plfty-thlrd-at., after -> brlaf m
newi Mr CorneU waa born In Brooklyn la IS* aad
waa th- sor. of John Coraell. who waa an old Brook
unlte ..ni a member of ihe old New-York famlly
of that name. Mr. CorneU made a fortun- ln the
nUXtSra of wblte lead. and rrttradfroni. agva
{ST5ow?WA?
"ffi'wWatfaaw t* ??*?? *&<%?&. <
Waahlngton, Burvlve hlm. T..? Hev. Mr. < "-neii a
,,.,? "ngageJ ln wrltlng a hlatory of tbe Cornell
famlly Thi funeral wlll take place thla mornlng
i? 10:30 ?' lock, an 1 the bunal wlll ba ln the famili
vauli ln Oreenwood.
HD\I> 8VB8CRIPTIOX8 IX B08TOX.
Boaton Jan. * -Mora than H.9QMM anhaerlhal
for tha niw Cnlt. l Btatea bonda ln a few noura and
m reaponae to the offer of one Boaton concarn alona
la tha record of this foranooa. a: boor to-day the
Internatlonal Truat Company, whleh yeaterday pah.
Ilabed an advertlaemenl that they propoaed to Bubj
K-rlhe for gS?.i of the new popufar Man, had
u- ,,?-,-.. ,??< over 11 OOO.OOfc Th- truat -om
:;;,r"n^! - ?o'^J^>---'-''-'hofbondsi-:-lf
a- l th- tl/000.000 for whlch requeata were recelved
thia forenoon waa enth-ely dtatlnci from that auaa,
ui ?*....-..?" aoki b, DEJBRFOOT i-akm ara aaeda
i.farrn t dalri fed pia porh
I. niptlna man) i.o,,r!'
._- ? - -
I - > tra-l- marU
Saauary Wn? new*^manaa^r. -? -^ ?* *?"*
inviahie Vi '?,.?. .. Burton k Bpttler, Pnvrletoea.
At lollon'a
y,., *??> freah b?. *"h abaohitely bo pala. <""-? i'
, ,? wi Inatltut*.
_,? ?? ?
- .,/? - .l.ai.r in\*.n(menli1. ^'1'h a.Me-1
??? ?-!:, ^k?J%l??Itl?\%M2tt r.a. eatate
i: fl " f,,!l ., ', J ,..., if .:.-,--.-i. I'artlculara for
? -\. v , ,,. ,:: ,;.:v g CSaS 00.. M? Broad.
aay, Be* rork,
MARRIED.
-. t-inw |HT'IIIV>"N Al Bt. r.o.la fhureh Kr.ale
'? V- i .n 4,.1-irlHV I,.u.i..rv 18th. l>y ih. R*r.
.I p.kpiieMMr. Haorletta Hutehlaaca to atdaey Tur
ll-v I _
Motlcea of naarrtagea and aaaaha must be hv
do'raed wlth full name and addraaa,
DIBD.
ARMITAGE On Motwl.-il '?""!?'' *?/
irmltaa*. in ??-..- r i hla o.- warbartoa
,,,\. '?- ,-, m..m-- evenuta Januan -"? >?*?? :" ,"??
"i^fiS e. * R*m**n ai! v, oklya, Abrabaai B. Baytuv
mxlon'he'aoih'lnpi.. ai bla realdaaea, 184 y\'e?t 08th
? v. ? ... x r ? ;: yeara of aa*
K- -i--r.il and in.-rn-n> al I'aiffal .. K. T.
.M.AKt! Kudd.v of j.n.'iim..nla. at hl.-. h-.rr.-. Ialr
i r.m,' Baturdiy. January 18, Wiillam Brwa
:-; , 1 n"..f Vn lv II. an.l Ih* lat? BamU*l .'.1-ver
?;,... I rl,n -.r- reepertfully Invlted to attead
R-latlvro and J?**?.*!,, pVula Ctiurrh, I-Mlnl'M. oa
r^^^B^x^^^^.
' ??? :i;;',....';,,:.Tr?..,. ..-.n,-h. r^-, i^ryv.
. ,,"-,,?.,..., kav*a lV*al Bhof* lt. R.. *** "-? >:1-'
D1?? ..- ,.,.,.i ..io !.-.t. at hla hooM la Ha?t
Pi,??* ? " Bundaj January ?. Wltllan Menoa
PuneSd Vr-'n, rhrta? i Z h. to Oraage. w.Mn-.lav.
January ? il 0 30, on irrb ? f ?:? ti il; frona Bew
v rk i. l. and w. u B.. ChrUiopber aad BantUy-et
f.-rrti-a.
m'-'':!M I "and HonVaater iRnalaad) papora nn-1 I'hlla.tel
phla I.-1kt pl ?a* . >P1
RFTMBRN (Mi BaluHay, January 18, al hi' i*ald*nce. *7
Ml .ve., Roberi tl. Retnaen. ln th* Toth year.of hla age.
Funeral ainlr?a al Hi ?? (Tiurch, llmadway and l?>th at..
,m Wedn*?day. Januan -"-? ft! ''? ?'? '"
Klndli "n-.u Boarera.
Neaabera .1 ih# Bl Xlchoiaa Boclety of ?e Clty of
\i>? Vork are r. iunte.1 io mt'-n-l th" fiin.-;:il ??( I'r. ROb
., ? n Rftnaen an x I'r.-I.Uni an.l for man. y*aia .a\
,,t',i.-.-r ol ihe ? '???? fr. n ih i ? Church, Broadway unj
1U"?"? ' U"Jn"^?'' ?" "' "kV'.WAHP KIM5. I'P-.l.ler.t.
.-HAS ISHAM. B> ?
REXPORD?Elvlra Prlaellla, a/ldow of Henjamln P. K?x
r'.'r.i. "f Sorwteh. N v.. January v.\ l?8. la her >:i
l-un'-ml ind Inl.rm :-? a. SoTWlCh, B. V.. \V"!-.. - lav
afternoon, January '."-'.
I-liHK In nroohlyn. n Hnr.daj January Ig. aherniaa a
I'ri.e. Jr. infaru ?? :i of Jannd H. am- n an 1 Dr, Bbrr
inan II I'rl'.-.
HOCKWOOti ."i Baiurdai fternoon, January is. laag,
ii ihe rraldrn..f h*r brother, l hatlea U. Itoekwood, ln
\>wark N I v : Irthui R ekwood, aa ?'. 87, daugh
;,.r ol i:i-:--.-.- It two -I. f Hoaton, dec*aaad.
[.-??...,: (m-irea al Sa ? Waahlngton Place. Kewark,
^ i ,,., Tu'aday, January '.'t al - ?'<" r at.
Ti'ain.'i.-.. ? fhrlai .ph?r at. al 1:30 and l:J0 p, m.
|nl*nn*ni ?i Oreena ?xl ?-.! Wednaaday.
BHDARUB B1l?ol -n. Wad*. wll? of daytea P. Bhoarda.
I'uneral from h?r Ial* realdence. 05 W.-st B3th-et., ua
ritawlay, Januan M. ?" '" :t" ?? nl
BMITH At N>-? Ihraaawlek, S. J., Jintiary 10. l^lW.
Oertrude, dauahter .-f Bopbla Klrkpatrlck, an.l the lata
|>. I."?l.i-r Bmlth. -. , .
p r , -,i ri .--i the real lenea i I h*r m-.tii'-r. BBg Oaefga aU,
N>i\ Rrunawk'k. N. J.. ft'edaaaday .-venitiK. at 7::tu
..'.-I..' k
it.i.-it iv ??- and frleada aaa lavlted ta attaad aaHhoal
further notlc*.
Intermenl al w odla -va.
Tl'RNRR '?a s.ii.ii.i.n. January is. 1890, WlUlaa*. p.n
,f Robert an.l ih'- Ial.- Klo.a Jna^ Tiirn.r. In ih>- i'M
\ .-;il nl '"I" 'tf
Funeral aervlcea al Ih* realden..f hla father, 42.1 West
SPth ? . Tueaitay, Blat al 1 ..viork.
wai.kkii .'i.-iri. ii- Man wlfa "f laaae Walkor, Jaaa
iirv 11' ?i s:l" p. "' ? aaed Bi yeara.
Funeral enllrel) prlvate. from li-r lata rosidetiee. No. 14
Eaal MHh M
WARD <'ii gunilay, January 10, ;.t Idroa'a Fenna, N. J..
Murv .. Kankln, wld ? of laaae M. Ward, M, 0., nt her
Mth i?ir
Funeral atrvlcea al her lata raaweaca, waaawaeay, Janu
an --'? at I p> i'i
WBiDRMKTBR On Baturday, January ia, Joba wi:iiam
Weldemeyrr, ln ih* T7.li y?or cl his ;m*.
n>latlr?a and (ii?n.!s "f Ih* famlly ara tn\!ted to Bttaflo
iii? ntaeral, .n Ta*aday. lha Stai in?t.. al II ? aa., fr.an
the reflilem-e "f hls BOB-ta law. I'r. Oeorge T. Ja.-kaon,
No. lt Baal llat-at.
lntennent at th>- .?.?nv.-nl.-nr- Of Ihe famlly.
WOOOWARD Joaaph UToodward, aoa ot tha lato raptaln
W.^wr.1. ..f tbla Clty, Ui the 74ih year of hla u?e.
N..II"- "f f.inernl h^reuft-r.
WRIOI1T aaddenly Oeorga 1'araona Wriaht. ef Btoaaa
fl-l.l, X. .1 , <i n "f Of.TK.- W. ard Etnma H. Vriir.t. ln
the ^.'.Ih >.>ar of hls a*. . ? -
F.in?r.il K'-ni'-'-i al r??ld*nc* of hla parenta. IHI \\**t
T.'.ih ?t , Wcdneaday rt-eaMg. al I o'eleek.
The Kenaleofemetery. kwatta aa ?h* "anr''m
n*ilr....l forty-elgbt mlnulaV rM* from the Oranl l.?ntral
i>?p..t offl.-e. in Eaat aM-at.
Gpcciiil iCotltffl.
Baaga at f.?.
Wlll aell at thelr new Salesrooma.
r?i am) Ba p'lb-rn A.VSL.
ThHi'Hdnv :m.i Fri.h.v iilaanoona at
:i o'cio.-k.
vn -nteresting eoUeettea I B0OKB, lawdaaUaa dralraMa
'\\-,.rk? ln vari.'iie deBarltaenii of Uterature, Oallarlaa "f
Bnirarhur*. Ilanuacripta, Purtralta *'h?i kM.ii.ma. etc,
Sneriol NotiMf.
^vvv^AAAAev^A^AAA>V'wvvvvvvwvv?e>ev?Ae>^e^^e>e>e^ela*|
At th* Aaaerlcaa Art Oatlevte*.
ICADiaON SQUARE BOUTH. P ?
NOW* ON FREE VIEW,
(0 a. m. to fi p. m.)
The Art Collexstion of
1UR. N. Q. POPK.
VALUABLK
MODEKN PADNTTIN-OS.
WATER COLORS, KTCHI**GrB\
AND KNORAVINOS
by celebrated
Forelgn nnd American Artlcrt*V
SUPERB CHIXESE PORCKLAINSi
AND OTHER RAKE OBJECT8
FROM THE
MARY J. MORGAN COI.LECTIQIf
.Tad*\ Kuropoan Ilronstea, Stntuary and
BrlO'O-BrajQ. Also Boro Tiaer, Boar
and TurkiHh Rutr*. Tupoatriei*, Klngant
I.ibrary nnd Drawing Knom FMrnlture*.
Inolwdlaag ? nombar of awpaotalljr ftn?>
Oabdaawta ln) c?rved Oadk auttabto fba*
Booana O** artiele-* ot Vertu, a *' ITnlquw
Kiti-hen Outlit" in Copper, llraae, and
Btaaolf otc, ato,
ABSOL1TE PUBXalO 8ALE,
On Tliurwday Kve-ning Janaary 23
nt 8 o'Clook,
AT CHIOKJCRIXO- IIAI^Th
(Admlaalon wlthout card. No reaervad aeats).
Continuing FYidriy and Satnrday Aft**?
nooiiN, .Tanttary Udth and iiSth,
At 3 o'CloHc.
At tho Ameiiran Art Oallerlea.
thomas n. kirht. aittioneer. ?
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERB,
0 Eaat 23J St.. Madison Squara So'.th.
_.*
A.? Flfth Avenue Art finllerlea.
8*6 FIFTK AVE.. NEAR 34TH 8T.
FREE VIKW DAY AND XIGKT.
8PLEXUID I.AXDSCAPES
AND
XOTABLE FIGURE PAlNTINGrS
BT
Inneaa, Wynnt, I.Mi.ir?f, Fullor, Ilunt,
Mowbnv, QlUMBCa, \W?t, Inman, Pnajev
Wal.lo, and otliei-H.
fialo iTo-mon-ow1. Wednesday Evenlnaj
At 8 o't'look.
AL?0 A Rt:MARKAIiI.E r-OLI.EOTIOX 05"
Antique Orimital Motala, C'loiaonne an*'
JtrotiTtfs, and Jleautitul Old
Cliirie.-so Poreelains.
8AI.E (TOMOKIMW) WEDNE8DAY AFTERNOOX
AT 3:15 O'CLOCK.
BOBBBT pomervim.:-:, ortoies & OX.
Au.-tloii.er. Manaaera.
At the American Art Gallerte*.
MADISON SQI'ARE BOfTII.
to be bold at aaaou m pfbuc laiafJ
ThiO iTuexdny) and Weilneadny AftagO
noon*. at St.'lO o'Cloek.
JAPAXKSK ART OU.TECT3
AVD Cl'RIOS.
Direcl from Toltlo and TCioto,
nelf-c-ted l>y two native eoniioiaaeur*,
Bzcaaptloaual Bronoaaa, ivory Carvinga*
Poreeluina, Pottery. Old Armor,
and othor Raritiea
FROM BJBCKZrr KXPOSITIONS.
TaOKAfl B. K1KUV, Al'CTIONEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERB.
6 East Z)i St.. Madison Square Scuth.
Jolinniila,
"KlnK of Nataral TaU* Wateri."
| .l.i Kverywhere.
Speelnl trrutiueiit for piles and other dleeaaa* of
1 the rectttm Perm.in- nt cure. wlthout paui or detentton
from bualneaa. Dr. Dl.'tHIE. KO Weat 54th-st.
ArtlflflMl Teeth.-Th- hi*hest award at the Werld'e
K;iir was grante,! L>r. Deaae. ieattat, 4S4 L^xlnfton-av*..
cor. *StiL Speclalty. artlti- ial teeth. Esprvaal n rettortd.
..-'
PoatoflU-e Xotlce.
1 Forelgn BJ*Ba BW ttkt aaiek -n.llna: January 23 wlll cloaa
1 (promptly ln ail caae*> at thla ..rtVe aa followa:
1 TRA.NSATI.ANTI. MaII.S.
: TVB8DAT?At 7 a. m. for .,-rmany, I?enmark, Pwedea,
Norwaj K'hrlatianlai and Kuaeta. per a. s. ABer, vla
Kr.-men tlettera for ether parta ??< Europe, rl* boutti
Kinpt..n. nuat 1m> dlreef d -'l>-r AOtr ).
WKI-NKSl. VY?At 7 a. m. for Ire.and. per i. a. Qer>
manle vla yu.vnatuwn (Uttera f.>r other parta of Eur..pe
n-uat le .llre.-te.l "per <leiiimnlo"!; at B a. m. (BDPpte
I ni^ntan- lo a. mi for Europe, p-r ?. a. New-YorK. \ia
Southamptoa; at 8 a. m. for Oeaoa. ner * a. Kalaar
VYllhalm 11 iMt.-ra muat !?? dlrected per Kal?*r \\ll
helm 11 r at 12 m. f*f Helalum dlre.t, per *. a. Keo
Hlngt m. ?la ABtWerp tlettera BMBM *? dlrected "p?r
BATl'RDAY- At 4 a. m. for Kran- e. Swttr.erlan.l. ttaly,
' Soatn rortuffil. Turkay. Kaypt and Urltiah UMl*. p<r
'? ? * \m BretCgB*. ^la Itavra .Mt-rs for other parts of
Rurope mii^t N dlrected "per Bretaaa*"); at 7 a. m. for
Setherleitda dlrerl, oer a. a. Veendam. i la Bett*r*a*B
j (lettera moal ba dlrected "per Va*ada*i">; at 7 a. m.
for Netherlan.la .11.-"-t. par s %. Werkendam. vla Ara
. Ht.-rJ.tni tktttera muat I- dlrected "per Werkenoam");
?I '.? a. m. (aupplementirv l?i.*i a. mi for BarOB*. P?-'r
a a Beevta vla Queen.t.,?n; ai 12 m. (dr s<-.,tland dl
iv, t. p.-r r.' ? a*urneala. vla Ulaaeom- (lettera u.uat bv?
! dlrected "per i-'uin.ala").
WEST 1ND1E8. BTC
Tt'BODAT?At ie:.to a. in. for Itrazll aa* Iji Plata <?oun
..-...? por a. a Piolemv. vla I'ernamt.uco anl Baate*
il-tiera for North llia/U muat be dir.-oted "B*f ftl I
emv"i; at I'JO a. m. for Jamalca. per aieamer frora
BaltUaora; al 4 p. m. for (?.ata Rica. p?r a. ?. Hatna.
vla l.imnn.
WRDNEgDAT?Al 1? ?? m. .auppl.-mentaty 10:40 a. m.)
f..r J.imai.-a and S.,m.i Marti-.a. per s. a. T-rd-njikJold;
at 12:30 p. m. laoBplemeBtary ] v- m-> fnr Sl- Tfce*aaa
^t ''r..lx Leawaid and Wlndward lalanda, Martlnliue
and BarbadOB, per a. a. Madlana; at 1 p. m. for Cuba,
p.-r a. a. Baratosa, > ia Haraaa.
THl'RBDAT At 10 a m. isupplementary ttMMM a. m.l
for F.-itune Ihlun.t h..m llaitl. per a. a. Val-n.la; Bl 11
a. m. (aupplementan 11.30 a. ni.) for Venexuela ar.d
foraeao, alao Bavaallla, via Caracao, par a a. Phiia
delpala (lettera for otier parta of Cwaaawa muat be
?llreciel '-p?-r I'lilladelphla"): at 1 p. m. for North
Unizll per a. a. Iloratin, vla Par*. M.ir.inham an*
t'aara Ott.ra for .>th-r parta of Braall muat b* .ttreefd
"per il. ratl.."i. ?t 1 i>. m. for Miirtinigue and (.aude
|..upe. v.a MartHlaaB*, alao Oar***** and l>emerara.
p.-r a. a. Terrler. . ,? ,.,_
BATTBDAY?Al 1 a. m. for BraaM BBai U Wata ****?
trlaa, vla pernam'..u.o. f.i.. .!an-ln> and ?*>"?"?? ..EJ. h
a. fapun. from Baltlmore .I'ttera muat b* fttWMB
"per ?'ap...r). al > ... ni. tor Braall and U S^JSSX
trlea, per a. a. Bavallua, Ma liahla and ***?&?
lletter* for North Braall muat .Irtctjd >jr B>
veltua-); at lo a. m (aupptementary ?*? ??_JMLg
I-'ortune laland. Jamal.a. Savanllla. etc.. *** _V?aHl
ltl.a. por a. a. Alleghanv. at WJB a. m. for u"'l^h*
chiapaa. Tabaaco, Taapan aad Yucaun p.r a. a^
Viullancla llcttera for otber parta ... ,M"X'^.?? Lf
ru.,a muat be dlrected "l*>' Vla.lanr.a ?; at J P- m.
for ltlii-flel.la . p-r ateamer from N<?-Otl '?'"?.;',?.?:
p. m. for NVwftimdJaad. ner .tean.-r fn m ?allf"?;
?, a.ii) p. m for 8t. l'lerre-Ml-iuelon, per ateamer BBjaj
Ilallfax.
Milla f.r Newf.undland. bjr r^ll to Halif". and thenca
by ateamer. otoae at thla oBtoa 1 ll> at v.lo P m. Ma la
f.r Mlyuelon. by rall l? lt-aton. and ?hence b> ateam?r,
: .!..?. at thi. offlce daa> at H:30 p. .... aUBa tarOrta
Cloa* at thla offlce dallv at 7:00 a. m.. for for?ardlng
by at-amera aallln* .M.ndaya and Tl-.ur.daya> from Pert
Tampa. Fla. Mall. for BtexllO. ov-rland. "n''".*?*0'*."'
al.treaae.l for deapatcli ly ateamer. clu?e at thla ofT.ce
dally at 7:00 a- m.
TRAXSrACIFIC MAIIX.
Mail? for Chlna. Japan and Hawall. per a. a C^tit
(from San Franciacol . lose hen- dally up to Janaary 2J
nt *aa p m alaial for tbe Hoclety Dlaads per ahlp
Clty of Paaattl (from s.n Franolac.o cloaa here dally
M? to January 2-". at *JB p. m. Malls f.,r ? hlna and
lapan per a. n. Hankow (from Tacomai .-loae here dally
up |..'.Tanu-?r- ?241 ?t .'.JO P m. Xlatla for Chtna and
,'..p?n (apedaJly tadraaaad aatr). p*r a. a. Emprea. of
.upin Ifron Vaao? tnr), cl*a* aet* daily up to January
?27 ut ('...to t> m. Ituda. for HawalL per a. a. Auatrnlta
(fi-um Ba* Franci...... cloaa here dnlly up to January 31
at C:*) p. ni. Malla for Ajuatralta (exrept Ihoae for
Weal Aaetralla, wbtch are fdrwardad via Baro**l, New
/ealnn.l. HawalL FIJl and ?*???* lelanda, per a. a.
Marlpoaa .from San Praaclaeo), eloae h.-re dally up te
Februarv *1. at 7:30 ii. m., 11 a. Ba. and .!:*> p. m. (ur
..n arrtval al NJea -Torll -)f ?. ?. t'mt.ria wlth Rrttlah
raalla for Aua'r-Ula). Malla for Auatralla (.?oept Weat
AuatraUa), KawaB aad BIJI I.ianda, t'er ?. ^. Miosvera
(from Vaaraavart, eloa* aet* daily after i-vimiary 1 ang
up to Fel-r-iarv U at 6 *? p. m.
.?HARI.KS \V. DAYTON. Portmiatw.
PoatolTlce, New-York. N. Y.. January 17, 1900.
*R?giatcrcd mall cloaea at 0:00 p. m. prevlou* day.

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