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THE DRAMA.
STAGE AFFAIRS.
Tr,* ?.: :S?'n. which has been ? ry active,
y-luj ? ihoa thi usuai ?ymptomi of ? ti
anelli"' -v" t ti? ? : r.. il tvent of uncommon Imp?
. unni ? .?!-.y at hand, ami no essential nov? ;
elty i? to be ? ????:.?.? , efcre neat autumn. \
charp- '????IS accomplished last iikrh?. In the E^nplr?
t-..?? .?.'? ? comedy bearla? the and? ?
? , ile, but by no mean? fresh, tit!, ol "Mar
id it? first representation in thla country,
? ? pi? i- - . thtly ? ?
lc variation of the character of the play?
eomrnoi ted In -.his th? atre. Al the l
tj call? ? "?? 1>] i ?? ntu iky," wit
? ? : !" f c?? Without
..... ? |
? ? - ? ihe end ol thla week. Mr ? iiy'i ?
..:, ? ??? autlful pi ?.. ?. ' l Midi imm r
nbered
f hi? theatri an 1.? at the Oran ?
next Mond ly. Th? ? ir.? ,?? m? nt ? f
irdl rt Abbey's Theatre will cl
. ?? ' Sard u'i "i lian ?ti la" will : ? .
?rar* '? ' on W\ !? ? |
??G? "PI ? .?? ' md "'? ?. : ' a: ann
? Thursday, J?'? : y ai ?. -
,:.,?. \ ?I?, Bernhnrdt'i
?nd h ?.? ??- ? ? tnui
pan ?eyond her limitai
ol ? m ?? always tire? ime. The J
1. - ' < ?;?? ra C mp inj w 111 eue ? ed M le Hen
?? Abbey's Theatn ?? st we? ?<. pi ? ?.?
? ? ?.], ? >t?? - Go : les? ol Truth." Mr.
.-?-rient et ihe Fifth Avenue Th?
?rl ' ha? been remarkably ?; ?per ig, ?.?,..: ,???
nlth th? present week. In the character of tl
f Kentucky thla Ih e cor
Ie ,? hk nature, and ? igg? at? to 1
r*r? that the art of acting may be used foi
ter purpose than merely to reate I hter. Mr.
syi - baa much improved the play by Judicious, ex
? ind change?, ani, while II is t, ? faith
., , tun "f American manner?, it is ?n unusuallj
?lever piece of theatric?! fabrication. The Italian !
- Mme. Duse, who will make her re-entrance !
American stai*'? ut ih?? Fifth Avenue Theatre ?
?ext Monday, all tel ? gcod exan pli
ir tlmei ? we rk. H r ? ? g igem? nt la to 1 -?
??; w retche : : in., . ? love" and dli
!?? " If th? . idy woul ? ? : ihe good ?
? irdin?* that piny, together with ?11 ?Iml.ar
imeratlons ol tainted snd ?ophlaiical traah, ahe
?.? . have a new title to lh? re?pect of thinking ?
; The Errine, Slater, In whatever ?ianguag? pi
? ted, haa become an intolerable bore. Mm?
e per orre in Monday, Tueada)
:?. 1 on Saturday aftern on. "< h nanti? r
?. t ?! ice at ? he ? lai ?? ? Thi iti nexl
,? p ir...: of "The Two Kacutcheons." re?
I ? so aucceanful at Daly'? Theatre. Mi Sidney
I nfeld, who adapted th? Herman play, will man
production "! ii. and Mr Frank worthing ?
a?, i Miss; Maxim? Elliott, of Mr. Daly'? company,
. artlclpate in its repres? ntatlon.
Holland brothers .ire to dose th? ? ??
at the Qarrtcs. Theatre ??? Saturdaj ?
?:. I only a few opportunities remain "! seeing
?Xpert and effective acting, \\!.. h is both h n
?r. i pathetic, in "A Social Highwayman." Mr.
? ?? ew w 111 come I the ? '.;.! rick Th? atre
.-. and pr?s? -t the "Squire of Dames." Mr.
, ..y ? ?lcott continues hla ??? .
enth Bti ??? t Theat re. performli ? tl
eal ? . Ma? ourneen" : but n? x? week he will pi ?
i.? ? Hibernian drama called "The Irish Art ?I
a* Palmer's Theatre Mr. Vroom, Miss ?>?????
lai. and their a ai epi ?????lit M r.
??'? reman; c drama, "F I Crown." The
pW'o han been ahorn of man;.? \o'.?k epeech? a, and the
?r ?. "f It, which had been much Imped? il?;
?gm has a sharper arci better effect. Th - pi.
(?long? to th?? tribe cf "Plxarro." end such di ?
r? re for their adequato and effectlvi Illuni
k -. e? lid mann??!, lofty passion, ai i great rdl
attributes not laually ???: In the property
:? ' m. Misa Julia Marlowe I? to appear ;?t Pi
tre later in th?? season, repeating h? r end? .
ik??p?artan comedy, Mr. Daly, whose pro
auction of The Counteaa '.. kl," ha? met with
nt ? will prea? nt that come ly at hla
Ire until the d? .-e of his New-Tor? easoi
ar* ts ?i?? will then tak? ?ila company on an
ed tour of the United States. Mr. Kyrie
I llew and Mrs. Potter ar.? t ? ap] ? ar a; Daly's
Th-atre . arly In March, presenting "Romeo nnl
Juliet." Henry Irvinir and ?????? Terry app
-rht In Cincinnati Mr. John liar, aprx
la?t r.ifcht In Boston. Th?? return engagement? by '
.tor? ar?? to ho filled at At,lev's Theatn In
this city. Mr Hare appearing on April ? and Mr.
Irvi!.? on May 4.
<?
THE DE HAAS WILL CONTEST.
NO CHANGE IN THE 1 >'?'G???? SINCE
THE ARTIST MARRIED MISS TI'CKER.
ALI. THK riUiIKRTY Ufi TO THI CHILDREN
AlTtlt THK I'KATH OF HIS l'lKST WIFE?
THK Y.ir.Vi; WIDOW APPKARS BBVORE
srkpouate ??t?.????? i? as
? CONTI'STA NT.
An Interesting conies*. ov?f th? ?rill of Msurlts
j?'. II. I?e Haas, the well-known marine artist, came
up before Surrogate Fltsgerald yesterday, ir.
lb? Surrogate reserved lodi in, .r.'er beai
argument? on both allea. Mr. 1>?? Haa? lied last
November ????? after his marriage to ?
Tu k.r. a sister of Preble Tucker, the reformer.
?Ir, De Haa? was more than seventy years ..a?
tima of the wedding, while hr.? br
? ?? i:i v,.'.?-. waa <i young woman. The mar
r.at;e {ook pia'?* last May, an 1 the couple wenl
extend? ! trip, returnin-,' ir. th? fall. Mr. 1 >??
Haa? was taken ill on November It, sad died three
? iaier. Soon after a Will was offered ? I
by bla st n, Ma nit? F. H. i?? Ha u . )i
.us in thu handwriting of ola lath? md wa?
Jan? ?-?'. Ufa In it Mr. De Haas left ail hi?
property to his wife, Catherine ??.?; on hei I?
t., go to his children. Th? : two daugh?
ter?, It again pravi.I??-? that bl ax? itrla sell all
bla personal and real pi ?perty and Invest th? pro?
la I'nit? ? But? a honda, 1 I ne Ann
named m ?!??.? Will ??? thi ?TtlSt'l Iir.-; Wlf?, who
?...?i iir MU, ui.'l ihe estate, amounting to S-"'."'.
was clairne.l by the children under the will, Tl s
. entirely shut out Alice Preble Tucker D?
Haas, the present widow, from any participai
?.!,?? estate, ?nd ehe brought I
Charles II. Nrinner was the first witness called to
prove the will. He had a faut recollection of the
?rti-u having come Into one of th? BtudlOfl In the
?am?? building wh.-re he was lo--at??l, ut .NO. M West
Tenth-at-, ?nJ aBk?ng tho.?e prenent to wltnei
will Th?->? went ?mo one of tr,.- other atudlos. aid
the ??. Mr' Skinii?-r say.??, h?: altix?d hla name to the
paper which I-? aupposed was a will. He sani he
.i?j nut recollect whether th?r artist's denature
wa? on the will at th?.? time or whether it was
.itiix?.) afterward. He was under lh? Impri
however, that the slanature wu.? affixed while they
v.???-?? ?.till in the studio. He said thai the sign?t ir?
of th?* witnesses and the signature of the te?tator
w.r.? ,n different Inks. Beymour L. Quy, an ar?.-?t
with n studio at the same place, who bad known
De Haas for over thirty years, and Who was ; ISO
one of the eubocriblng wltneasea wa? equally ha. y
about the circumstance?, remembering little ? se
thai l,n elKiicd the paper, and was also under
the impres.'ion that I ?e Haas said it was his Will.
The renaming ?ubacrlhlng witness, R, w. Hub?
?ard. la dead
Main's F H. 1"* Haas. Jr., the sun of th?? l?-stat?.r,
al?o an artist, testified that he had ?"lie with Mrs.
1??- Haas on th<? day aft?r the funeral, and :'?>?
? over the pap-r? ?fra I<?? Haas, he aaid,
found the will in an envelope, and handed It to him
?? :?;.? it to ber, and put it In hs puck'??, ?nd
wh.-n s),?? asked for it back he refused to give it,
aft'Tward probating it.
Mr? Alte?? Preble Tuck?? I"? Haas was then called
for th? contestant She corroborated the ?tory "f
the former witness about the finding of the will,
hut said -h?? was under th?? Impression thai
was another paper In th? envilup??. which, how?
ever, ?h?- had !??? er Been siri?-.. Sl?.? iwore ? ?? !
that ?h?? had reta.r.?d th?? envelope, although young
I??? ll??:?? says ?I?.? irave it to him. and tic?? ?he too?
It home with h?T si,.? maintained this In spite or
th" tuet that the other side had produced tbe en?
velop??. Sh<? testified to the fart of her man
and ??aid thai the children were oppoaed to it. and
did all they could to prevent il M? De Haas i? a
?lender, hand?om?? young woman, aid wa.?? suffering
from extreme nervousness on the stand. Her
brother, l'r? ' .?? Tucker, was h? ? attorn??y
Her eotinse; miivd to dlsmlsfl on the ?re ind that
tha lena! nqulrenienta had not I.? rem pi ed within
that the wltnessei refus? I t., ? wear : ha' the testator
bad signed th?? win in th? r pi ? - r had acknowl?
edged the Blrnature of the test?t ?r, ?t ihat the
wltnns.es had ?li<ned in the presene? of ?
This motion was denied, the Buri il %
fade case had b??<?n ?t?.t: ? '
ponenta
? Var Tuckar, the father of the contestsnt, wa?
piar? i on the stand to prove, aa counsel ?aid that
wh. ? Mr Be Haas aaked foi the hanl of '
daughter. h< he would rr.al?.? ?,',1 pr
provision for her. and that :h<- arti ? wi ? ul r the
impression thai th- faci of hli marrlag? a ?In.was
enough In !ts.-lf to r?-p?-al the provision? ot rh? first
will, and ?rive his widow a dower rlg-hl in the I
This testimony was held by ih?? ?"?.urt to '?
admissible.
The kaal bl? tlona to th.? ? :i arere 'hen art:-!
by Preble Tucker. I!?? contend? ? thai tl I? ??
th? laf-t will and f-smmeni of th? ? leg? I testator
and was ? ?t so dealgned by blm. He maintain i
that It was Invalid because "H luspended rhe
i?ower of absolut.? ownership in the
personal and the power of allenati?.? of tlie
r-tl property for a longer period than duriril
the continuance and until th?? terminati ?? of
more than two liVM In balng at tl,,? tim? of
the death of the all? ir? d testator"? thai then
no prr.-cn llvinif ??f th.? name if Catherine Ann De
Haas; that the provisions of the will were obn ?yious
In that the property was left to the widow In one
claus*? for life, and In th?? ?.??? sh?? w?,s ordered to
sell It and turn It Into ???'?urliles stated and also
that "the will was drawn (? meel only th.? con?
tingency of the !?? ith of the all? ??? ? teetator prior lo
that of hla wtf? therein nam.l, and said wife having
Oled j'Hor to the d?c<ns? d. rl .? stai, 0f .-,.,,?? ???,???.???
plaied In the will cannot arise and would be Invalid
?ven under that state of facts."
GUESTS OF THE PATRIARCHS
LAW SUBSCRIPTION BALL FOR THF. SEA
BON GIVEN i;V THK ORGANIZA?
WON ?? DELMONICO*a
The ? ?? ? an I last ? f the Bubsciiptlon bails pre
1 '' "'?"" by th? ? nlsatlon known as the Patri?
. which to,.I; place at Delmon ?? nicht,
waa one ??f the brilllani occurrences to mark ths
cloning of the fashlonabli lesson. Tbe ban w.,s
probal tlful ?, ? any ever given by th?? or
tlon, which hai passed the twenty-third year
?f Ita ex iti nee. I"?::;, ?nie? ?,?.? ??? han I?
'"m? 'y ?'?.r ited with .? Ii ? Row? ? .?? ; roses the
tone in the ballroom tx ing pink In this
room the I ?f th? mil rora wl Ich line Ita sides
and tl i] :? ? between tieni wert cover? ? v. lh
Boutl ? ? metis, the fronts of the min-ora
hidd n ?..:? ? ? ink roi es arrange ? ? .? ?
drooping effect on th? gr? ??. Between th? mirrer?
rth-st Bide of ihe room w? r,? large
'?? mi ? garland and white tulips tied with
?atti ?. The fi ml ??f the muali tans' balcony
? ke ; ?p?? th?? ????.??? vine sn I ?.'.nk snd whit.?
large chandeliers were adoi ne 1
? athi ry aaparsgua and show?
I
A .- tha -r ??: . th? corridors leading ? ? the
ballroom a/ere lined with palms, fern ., ' vines
with here a cluster of pink, r???! and
white .'?,.,'? .- and tulipe, Th? r?id room, .-irr.it:?, 1
- ? Ir a ? .: : ? m, waa dec? rated entirely sil ?
ng flowers, Including tulips Jonquils,
daffodlli and roses, I?andcr'a Rand played In the
; he ? ingarl in Band In the ? ? >
eresi r? m ? thi Broadway aide, each alternating
In the dance m
I'nt.i aii-'iit 12:80 o'clo k, when supper was an?
notine? l, the dancing ?v.is Informal. The aupper
was .-???? : restaurant st amali tables
? s bl ii a ve r eerv? 1.
it wai about I ? ?'clock whi-n the supper was
finis;? . tlllon waa begun In the ballroom,
E'.lsha Dyer, jr. ! idlng, srtth Mrs. August Bel.
mont. There were thr??,? favor ligure? in the cotil?
lon, th?? favors consisting ??f flowers ribbons and
fancy trifles. It was ? very late ball, dancing I
kept up mir ii between ? and 4 o'.-i." k in the morn?
ing.
Bome of th? guests were Mr snd Mra W. Ptarr
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob am.?v. Mr an I Mrs
T. Buffern Taller, Mr si ? Mra Robert ioelet, Mr.
and Mrs. Pr?s? tt I'swrence, Mr. and Mra 1.1? yd S.
Bryce, Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Sloane, Colonel nni
Mrs. Jay, Miss Anna Sands, Mr and Mrs .1. Lee
? ill? r, Mr. an I Mrs. E, R? eve M? rrltt, Mr. and Mrs,
Glraud ? ??? M - John J. Wysong, Mr.
and Mrs. Newbold I.?? Roy Edgar, Mr. and Mra II.
p Alexander, Mr and Mrs. tleorge Qrtawold
?. ??. }r . Mra \. Ham Poet, Miss Post, Mr, und
Mrr?. Egerton I. Wlnthrop, Jr., Mr. and Mrs fharles
l ?. ? ?Ich - o-. Mi Mi J. A. Burden, Mr and
Mr?; Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mr snd Mrs. Oliver
??. Hi Fran? la i ?elefield, the Misses
1 Mrs Alfred Beton, Ir., Mrs Her
Oelti ? -, Mrs J. Lai . Misa Margar? t
ll McVickar, Misa Corbln, Mis.
William E. Strong, the Misses Btn ng, Mr and Mr ,
I s vi Ith? ? . . Mr, and ? ? 'lews Miss
Clews tl ? Blight, Mr. and Mrs C. All ert
Stevens, Mr. at?, ? Mrs Arthur B. Twombty, Mr snd
.Mrs. Henry A. Barclay, Miss Gertr I ?? lay, Mr.
and Mra John r.. Drexel, Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan I
Wlnthrop, Misi Mr::!,? Wlnthrop, Mr. nnd Mrs. p. j
: ?. ? , Jr.. Mrs. Burk? -Roche, Mi
Mrs ?'? ?? ? . ,: s epherd, Mr ar.d Mra, John
c. Westervelt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting.
Mr. an l Mrs. J. Wadswortfa Rlt? hie, Mrs
I ?y. r. Jr , Mr, an i Mrs. w orme j
Wilson, Mi. snd Mrs. A, Lanfesr ? rrls
Mr. ari ! Mr-. ?. infield Mr. and Mrs ?
B. Da ' in i Mra .1 !.. ?. Misa C? r- ,
Barnes, Mr and Mrs Orenvllle Kan-?. Mis?
Tolfree, .Mr. un! Mrs. William A Duer. Miss Hath?
Duer, Misa Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. ??
? ? Btokes, Mrs. Fred Nelli n, Miss Belle Sell?
? r. Mr an 1 Mre, 1.. ? IVI ? Mr. and Mrs.
M? b? r R. ?'? thi Misses Blsl >] . Mr, and Mr-.
J. Sherman H ?yt. ?'. ? ? ?? ? ,:. : Mis i: iward
i.r .?- - .--?!: ?sevelt S Mi an ! Mrs.
T. J ' ? kl? '?' ? Mr- S 1
Robb, Mr. ani Mrs, Karri k Bigi iuguli r.-.
Mrs. J. Russell ?? ? ? th? Mies? s Parsoi -,
Mrs, W Earl? . ? ? Ig? Mr an Mre. J.,?? .. -
?, |r., Mi. and Mi rlcl ? ? Urani, M:-s
Grant. Misa Foro? ? M rg r.. Ml and Mr? .1 Pred?
imi Mi Mra ? ivi rneur Korti - '.
Mr, snd Mre Chai ?- H Marshall Mrs. ' harlea \
VVhlttier, Misa Paulin? Whlttler, Mr. und Mr- W.
Bhlnelai St? irt, ! ??? Forest Manico, th?? Missel
Webb Mr. and Mrs John E. ai sur. ??t, the M.-?,???
Iv?s, Mies i ?? ? - ?' '? ???? I Wri H?-ni
I. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Emery, Miss Edith
Knowlton. Mise Josephine 1 hm n. Reginald
!:.-. ks. .1. !'. Romon Baldwin. Mr? '? rge Llv.
li..?-?, n Baker, ..'.- Caroline Frances .Baker, t.ie
;? - , Mrs Devi-reaus Clapp, Mies
Ms- ll intlngton, Mr. sn 1 Mr ?
Is. ?in jr. Mr. an : Mr - J ?hn C ?wdin,
' ? ?? ?. 1- Hi , Mist? Bi ?8 ?? ?>. Mr.
ai 1 Mra. Luther Kountse, Mr. snd Mr- ?-'. Van
munii I, Bay
James M Waterbury, th?? '
Van Rensi tl Brlc? Mi an I .Mrs.
H M Mrs. Georg?
,,. .?..??? ? Id Harry Payne Whitney, Mr : l
???, ?. Townaend Bui rden,
MISS i Mrs.
? irriman, Miss I'na Howlai ? I.
? : i ?avia, ? "v..ir?. ? A M inn, Miss C I.
? ?? ? llovemev?
Mr ;?? . ' ' ' '? ,.ii'-s )' K'-r noe
?Il .r ! M
Hud? Mrs. Alfr?
Van Renai laer, - Ine)
? :., Robert C Han Is, R<
R ,r a! i, Ah ? ?:? 1er ft. Webb, jr . ?|< ?..?, i. r M
?.?,??.
?
Hewitt, Mra Julien I'avlea, Miaa Hoppln, ?'?? ?.
,. ?, )r., Mra Richard Gambi ' il imllt
? ? irv. Mr. an ? Mra W. ? ?.???.?? th? "
. W. Har? .?r- ?n Fi k ? -?
? Navarro i1?. Hip Lyd ?. e- ,\?
worth, Edward H. Buckley, .!. .!. Harrison 1! I??
? ? ? II. Has Miller, ? Mel ?
Hawkefl, Worthlngton Whltehouse, F II. Ral ? ?
? ?, Jam? - ?tla an * F ? ? Hunting- ?
OTHER INCIDENTS IN' SOCIETY
Tl '? . ' ' the f thr? ?. , and ?
ea for yaung married people organised by
Mrs. Hoffman Miller, Mrs, Waltei Jennings Mrs
.-? ?'.??? Walker Dexter, Mrs, Frederick W?
Mis Henry ?:. Coe, ind Mn Edward W. Hum?
phries ' ,ok place at Bherry'i la ? was
well attended b) I rlben and a numb? ? ? f
invited guasti The -? ra and their guesti
wars received by the pstronesaea In the pink room,
which waa prettily decorated with flowers and
?,:.'int?. Tha cotillon waa begun shortly after ?? ?
o'clock, An??.? nink?? Moran leading al?n??. Tha
favore eonslsted "f sstln cai l cases fancy osi : in
arri dgar-holden Supper ed at about
11:30 o'clock st small tables Informs! dnneing f.<l
luiv?-d. Soin?? ..f those presesi were Mr and Mrs.
Many McVickar. Mr. and Mrs. Edward i.ymnn
??. Mr and Mr- William B. Parsons Mr. and
Mra Howland Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles l'arsone,
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. 1'?p???.? P*ll0W% Mr. and Mrs. John
.lav White. Jr., Mr. and Mr- Bsvla Johnson, M'.?s
Bacon, Misa Dexter, Charles a. Appleton, Ml ??
ii..?.?... v. Miss Macculloch Miller. Miss Edith -M
1er, Hoffman Miller and Frederics vVesi :
Mr. snd Mrs R ?hard Ci iker gave a email dance
'i.'ir bome, No I Bast fteventy-fourtb?st., lasl
nii?ht in honor of the'r sons Frank <'r?.?k"r and
? ? Croker, Jr., the lattar oi shorn sails with
bla father for England to-morrow In the ateamsbip
Bt. Louli There was no cotillon, general dancing
1.? .nit entcyed !<v tbe young people until midnight,
v.h?-n a seated aupper vas .-??r?-? l by Massetti at
, lab.?.-. There w< re ab ? it foi ? couplea ;?<
ent. Bome of ih? di ? en sere Ihe Miss.- m ti
Mise Kattiarin? Crimmlns, Misi -. Mil It .
Misa Eager, Miss Wo ?. Miss Dowlnej . ?
SlcGulre, Misa Freeman, Mis? W ? . i, Ml? M
R? ?aid Meeka J. F. Ferguson ,?? l Duranl Bren?
nen.
Mm??. Sur,.?, Ben hai It arsa the guest ol i laor at
the reception slven in the studio ??' Frsncii Fisher
Powera In Carnegie Hail yesterday afternoon bj
rai Californiens Including Miai Raj Bookman,
who is ?? member "f the Bernhardt company; Ml
?? ? . Misa Doi ?thy C)ulgl< y aa I Miss
and Uve young women of thla city, Misa
i..,;s.. i. Euatls Misa Mitchell, Miga Josephine
?. - ;,. Mrs jonsa end Misa Gertrude Ori a
The wa of tha ? torn were .
effective!) draped with lark brown Osti neta and
decorated ?rlth palms ind pink roses. The gueata
were Introduced I ? Mes, Bernhardt by Mi?s ito, ??
? .., md ghl refreshments wr.? served The
Include:! General and Mr-. Horace Porter,
? ? .: !. Mr. and Mis
]. linui stedman, Mr. and Mrs Lswrea ?
, ??.?? and Mi?, it Holbrook ?"unis. ICenyon
\!, md Mrs. Csrroll Beckirith, Mrs. ,lo-e y
de Navarro. Mr end Mrs W. Etfasr Shepherd,
? Howard, Mra Ollberl Jones Mrs. Ruth M -
?? ... ri ? ?? Ellaal ?tb Finley, Mr and Mrs.
['?' r Benedict, Misa Helen Benedict. Colonel and
Mr- Robert G Ingersoll, .lohn ??. Si.e???!. Senator
Carter Sen tor Mandel, Mr. and Mrs. ?. M. Palmer.
\,,.? j,,? ?, .? Wrman, of Boston; Mme. Menti I
David Belaaco Miss Jeanne Fsure, Mr. snd Mra
Horace Russell end Panisi Q. Rollins.
Tli- last <?f the Tuesday evening dances a/hi tnke
uiac? st Bherry*a tonlghl
The marring?? of Mis?. Edith Weissnwa Carpsatsr,
Aughtar of Mrs MOss & Cn8|s8otar, of No. M Khsi
?Aty?saventh?Sl . tfl Valentine Kvi-rlt Mury, will
ill?.? nlace at 4 ovnek this afternoon, in St. Rar
?V V ? ? - Church. Madlson-avs and Forty-tourth
? , -, ..tlun will be held at tlie home of the
bridis mother.
BUILDINGS ANDDEC0RATI0N31
EXHIBITION OF THK ??.G????<"G?'G.? t^
LEAGUE.
one eharaetertetlc a:?,n?? of th? ? *'?
opened by the Architectural Laague in th?? ?? ? v
Building ,s calculated to make It a ' ''"'
ur,- und pr.flt. The collection presented I" dlv r? fl d
enouarh, t>nt it Is also botaoweoeotta In th?
of the word, having an impression thai
limit? one may itudy most ?'f the eonetltuenU
cir recent archlteetur? and n?rver lo?? ?urh' ?'' ,il"'r
r Is tlon to on? another With time tbeaa yearly fX"
hlbttlons grow mor? consultent ?nd more ludd ?a
to th.ir arrangement. This season there ar?? fewer
exhibits than ever of a kind more fitted to ?
palmer's show than i,. an architect'! Th?n
?ame pictorial designa shown, but they r.r? hardly
notifiable Th? gallert ? ?re Miei m ih.? mah
drawing! end ?peolmena of complete wort ?
refer directly to the ?rl of lh? architect ?nd the
?nstructlv? d**corator of buildings? sf< ?' '
?culptur? Mme? within the ? ?;.I thi? ob?*r
The-?? ara ?orne detached pie ?a, bul the ? -
? ?us of these com- from th? Sherman m ?
meni competition lately traveraed in The Tr:
?nd poaseea ?rchltecturai as well ns pUstl
menta Having kepi their material well within cer?
tain b andarles, the committees pretWIng ov r the
present exhibition went further in thetr ?chema o?
unity and trranged their gallerie? with ?dmli
ration. The Hrsl large room la fill?'?' ? ,n car*
tooni and drawings fir decorative work, for Bts ;
glas* mural paintings snd so on. The three rooms
b. yon 1 are devoted to ?culptnre, woodwork, ?'r lUght
Iron, more decorative Sketche? ?nd certo na si ?
mtecellkneous objecta coming within the ran-;?? of
the Leegue'? purpoae, in ih?? larice Venderbllt s?!
lery the su.-cef.fu! models in th?? Sherman comp ?
tition are grouped, to l there are other examples of
sculpture placed here and there, bat th? w?ll
is all given tu ?rchltecturai drawings In ordei I
Increase this ?pace a ?erlei of ?Icoves h?? been
erected around tiie room In an alphabetical se?
quent??, und in M far a.s It has been possible the j
rarloua designa submitted by eich man hat
put Ir. "lie al ove. Tins glees !he UMl ti u h of o '? r
?,? ? colleotlon tha; is tbrouahoul weil errang?!.
A particularly good point In ron nee tlon arlth the
seri.-s ,.' alcovM is that th? latter hat
memorial ?hows t.? be hung In honor of de?
ci ? sed architect? Th? principal ?lcove in the r om
is devoted to Mr Hunt, and the ph ItOgr ?;
while noi giving ? complet? survey of ins work are
yet auffielen! to remind tii? spectator ? ?? ?
greet services to American architecture. Th? per?
sonal Bide of his career is brought gra '
mind by the ; p lence of ihnt picmr. ? ,?.?
himself which wa? modelli l by the workmi
?.!.?? W. K. Vanderblli house In New-York as
ute to the are It? ?:. Th?
Hunt's iludi? ?? n.h? ort, there la
trail Of him by Karl filiti r. irci th? r
m . Itali? d by Hu u hin - re h'.m ?? ?
, ' !?????? animalier psi enti il chara tei
f thla alcove I
? tilt? Une ? ilari ilp ? ' li ?? ?
nse of proportion
w.,rk. the fli -h. ihe knowledge wl h ?
nut!,.>i ??? for Mr. ?lehn Ja
the h,.u??? for M? (Jerry, the Southern
known a? Blltm ire, an : tl ?? beautiful ho
bla bulli f ir Mr IV ?. Vanderblll al S
the? ? and mat.y o thi r prodn liona ?ti mi
,,s one wl ? ? ?.
ciprie?? to u recognli '. standard ' I
stati lard was BO t.trih thai Hunt in ? !?? up
...' ityle whal he may hav? lack? '. ? Ind
? irre. ? ? remember the :??!: extent
? 1er of hi? ? ehi? ??? m? nl In the pr? ?? ?
tt I ;? trt?
perhspa t.? recall a Btrenuou? per? na ty, .. .
of cM.pi?. significance, bul H I? f>> ren ? ?
the bulk ?if his w ,ik I? beautiful and I it
made for a certain Ideal of architectural t
which is "i.f the pen ? ent ? ?uree ol ti
Th? three
honors aith ??;.? ;
Bro vn. Charlea R Atwood and J
were all men of high ability, w.r? ?
the ir,!',:?" tun of theli ?; 11 ? . p *?
drawing? ,^? phot ..,-?? ? ?? ,
review Ih? th? 'Ui ? '.; . ,?'
latent upon taki:,?? from their pr? f ? ?
??: ??? t?iat pr? ?'???si? ?. . . ? .?? sfTord -
Hunt was n profound kies bul f? died
turity. Th? bo Ihr? ? h? I little ?
Wh. :. Mr Atwood d?
th- Wi rl l'< F? r h? '?? rr rated that
? :> useful ? Ifl? He ? n k?
but th? bu r?? not common]
? ?? iry, !' hs : .
?PI it it Mr. Atwood had ot hi
bull Unga aol
tendel I f on ?
re ol
Ur. Bro? ?, ? h ? ?? ? -.t hl ? tirsi
w.?rk In ?? ? ? rk at
;?? ? ? ...
? : tlve exp ?'?'? nl * ?' ' hem her
I teat ?Ith I Im to Call fon
rvlce of a ne? ambition II?
Il f orn la in?l Ne w ?
. ? r The charm ol
lees I r effe? Il ??
ted t He was no
g il man Hr? work howed ? ' lerlv?
. from the v...rk of his ?
Bui he had - ? much h!<ill and ?o mu h ta?
wh it he did excll I (admiration
-?? ? ?r Ison .??'. -. noi ai pear aa a bl : Igln 11
designer, either, In ths prln,!;.?; *.rk ? >? hint ?
ii, committee brings forward, the bu.; iir ? f ?
University of Pennsylvania but, on the othei
it maj thai f??*? men in America could ? ive
., ; an exotic motive so well This ?* :
architecture, but it has be.'ii handled aith power,
and I ? ?? rawing deepen? ihe belief thai Mr Bt? ?
,., .. g -.?. mid I, iv.? made even a brighter mark than
h? did had ?.?? lived som? yeer? longei
It may le woiil-rel wh) th?? poethUmtiUI ? rl ?
?, thli exhibition are permitted to keep the ? rs
?j;' living ?????'?? walling for u.??r due l*he ti it
thai while th? Leagn? I? delightful this year, bring
?p?? forward a collection ?<f un loubted merita '! h? ?
pot produced manj new designa of Importance, ai I
?:., re ar?? DO al' vs s., .?: : radivi- kh those t ?> Wl I
reference ha? been made at?rv??. The admission do? ?
not hurt the general character of tn?? shoe ?
la't.-r is still potent for ?'???? In its Illustrai
the Interdependence "f the arts. But cross analyst?
of ihe arohlteotural dra?rln**a is noi an employm ?
which Increase? tn enthusiasm as the alcove? ?re
ex.?mi?.?? ?. Following Mr Hunt's little r.."in there
1? a spi ?? glvefl to Mr. !Inrdenber*.'i for I.Is recent
hobi designs, th??s?? for Mr. Aster's new building
at Flftb-ava and Thirty-fourth st, and th? Man?
hattan Hotel, on IHorty-eecond-et. Neither d? - li tn
provid?a that tKiiutinn of the "tall-building" prob?
lem, which I.i the knotttesl i.?f"re the ?rchitects ol
??-day. It Is true that ? fielln? of sympathy Is al
ways aroused bj the spectacle ?,f a designer In Mr.
Hardenbergb'i poall n. With Mich a hixti build?
ing ?? his banda as rh- Manhattan, with such a
? irrnbrotls ma?.?? !o be articulate.I as he h.i I to
r?? kon with in th?? n-w Aator building, It is a won?
,:?r that b? could do ?nythlng al all. Naturally he
hsd io ?apply Innumerabl? window?, and thla ics
forced him In both cases t?? a hopeless monotony.
The dWDcuitle? ?if th?? situation musi be grant? ?
Bul s there no light to be expected on 'Ms most
jire.sliiK of .'II cnternp'irary ar hit? op.ral problem??
Poaaib'y the Ir???, will st.-p In ani setti? Ih?
matter. Tin? "aky-uermpur" i? mor?? and dim i
subject of ?Uaeuaaton nowadays among property
owner? ani legislatore In Ihe Jon?? run li may be
.;.-reel nil! uf ?xi.-Pnce. Hul II.a! COMUmmatlon
l? at th" ix-si an affair ..f som?? year?, ?nd when l?
? the ?cale ?Mowed will perhaps be Is It? w?y
a.s awkward for ercblt?M*ts to deal ?rlth. s?? that
there is Jvetloa In asking Ike i.?tter to do some?
thing radical, snd there :? yustloe in complslnlng
bec?u?a they hav? ?'.?.'? nothing of Um sort up
to dan?, ri?- ?h- drawing In which Mr Uni,-.? Price
depict? ti?? "I'ppei Storti ? ?.f th? American Suret)
Building." They make a tali enough structure by
th-mselV'S, and yet, wh? ther taken alone or With
the rest of th.? building, ? p?-?, are espressioni?
and unlovely. Mr. I'nce |s s.? Imbued w.th tin?
aiTlal spirit of hi? reper?! w.irk that In a "BruJ??? t
for a Monumental Library la New-Tork" I ?? plies
? ? .??a uih'ii I'ehon In wonderful strata of classic '?
Iln??, and by the ttm.? ii?? reach?? his peculiarly ?
ugly dome the ?fleet as a WhOt? Is ?pule awful.
The Ingenuity with which this library has been
planned offers no excuse for the abnormal Char?
aoter of Its externa', outline*. The work ?bow?
simply that When an arviitieet has to touch tho
clouds with the roof of hi? building. In eompari
???? in the width of his sit?, he has not yet found
out how to do It with symmetry and charm. The
difficulty lies largely with the conditions, as cannot,
In Justice to the deelgtiers, be too often stated.
Note how lnter??tlnii Mr. Price Is when he Is work- j
Ing on a reasonable basis of dimension?, In his ?
"t'hateau Frontenac." But the architect la re- j
sponslble, too. as must also be reiterated, and |
when he produci? a deeign like Mr. Oeorge li.
I'oHt'p (No. 7!?-81? the ?-riti? ism may be kir.d. but It
??anni; be favorable, s .-. '?-?.? ? is Impossible to
; ? : Ig StrU
shown In Messrs. Renwlck, Asplnwall and 0?*?m'8
design for the Cesa Realty Company, or of that
exhibit???! in t.-ie drssrtngs of Messrs Berg
Clerk. Few si I far tetwe-ea are the Inten
an ? .'-? ? tigna for huge b illdlngs of s ? ?m
u or public nature whtob are r tri ted ?
to sits When there la sit U ? room needed for a
happy treatment of proportions there will pro?
duco] a work like MoK.m. Mead ani Whit?'s
for Col bla University, shown h.-re
again .?. ., One perape live, and there hi work
perfect os In the case of Mr.
. ? furth'i -, : ? ?.-? ? State Capitol for Minne?
is at least In the right dlroctl m. But for
buildings hampered snd yet unlimited In
scale, flxe ? at : ia baa ? bul at ill ' ? ? ?'r :I-J
his.; aa tbe sky. the present exhibition does very
little. Perhaps ?h most sa Isfacl >rj la the huge
"Bowling Oreen OfBcee" designed by Messrs W.
snd ?;. Audsley, That la st leset plant? i flrm'.y on
an artisti ba ement, whlcb actually supports Is
a more or ?esa symmetrical way, the vasi bulk >?f
the bull unir
To turn to buildings rtealpned under norms!
dlttona Is to fml several excellent things, mei
the isual group of clever counti ? ? ' fi ?me
Col. m il, a. no- h ,??.? .,,?.. ?? ; Eni ? ????' '?'?'?
tiie nondea tipi bui artisti ?tyle s/hlch ep aka fr
American wlrct.? em. In t .- lasl category Ih?
"Country House In Wietche?t*r County, by ?ar. j.
?. Rob : - r? .- the m si nepl ? ?u? ? ? impli, Ita
ir? fami I r. Th? ? h ive ??? -? work? 1 over a
th usand limes In th? past ? it they are quai t.
;. ?? in ? lu ?h never gr ?w weanaome and
wlii.-h ar? especially welcome s/hen treated wtn
the tact Mi R ? ? dlepl lye. A '? ?? S ? I clt)
? - ar. ?hown Thai f? r Mr. 1?? Copi
Messrs. II nrai : bi l Caul Iwell I* an attract.?
essay in gn academic .-tyle, and la tq be ?'oroiaiiy
re ??.'.? I, although ll Illustrates a k.n I ' I '
domeetlc architecture which ?arili take rong ,?? ?? -
r here, If It la ? ? " ?'?'"'" '} a?
all. The houses for Mr. XV. XV. Astor, designed by
Mesera Clinton snd Russell, are not strikingly
orlg : al, bui they are In goo l taste in I leave a
: ? impr? - . ?;. Among the large building*,
which, n?-verthel*se. ? ? noi exceed a m ler.ite
? . ? there Is a fine rlcflgn shown by Mr. .lohn
L, Faxon Hla "Ferdinand Building, Boiton,
ite in line, and yet suffi lently monuments! ror
Its ?cale. "Phelpa Hall." for Yale College, Ih *
good design In Mr Halgbt'a familiar vein, ani the
soti-n.. for a History Building" by Mr, Cm?..
Flagg le artisti? and Bucceseful within iti -
wha conventional limita Mr. Haag ? Rears
lor Girls ? also a clever ese ?> ? ? the I rmai
atj-l There are ?.??? ? ? .
Mr. ??.. ?? ,n i'-- -Athenaeum." In Mr. Philip Saw
In the "Passale H ?apltal ol Mr.
li the "Hlrh School" propos d I ?r Plain
field, ?.? ?? ???. ?. . an ! Bas ver, an ? ?
"Citi Hall ".?k ' : ?ai??." ? r Brooklyn, by M -? ,
Partiti ?:? th? rs, hough th? last, p will be ? b
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fair, ? \..-?,. ., pari al ,? : - ?
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Tot lha ?'1-???'? .a ??? i.iM.i' ' end Maryland, fair
Breather, ? ? spi .? ? irl il . ?? ? ' ? ''? ''? Burrlea
of h ? in ?? ? temp? r?tur* Tues
? ??.?iu warm ? ?\?'? ? ????. ?onrtl ??surly. Blurting
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l/or IVevtrrn l>nn?ylvsnls ?nd ?A'^tern ?.?? ? ?.rk. fuir
and warm r; wi ? - s Ind? be? ?ml ?l - itherly,
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peratuK r ? ,1.1.1 ti Perry*? Pharmacy.
Tribuns Ofllce, January IS, 1 a. sa.?The weather y?.?t.r
day .va?? fair a? : ?xtreraeh* ?old The temperature maasjd
between nd U ?egre?? ate?/?, the ?versee <4*i ?le
'???,' 1'.'". ?,'??'?.??? l,,wer than that of Sun'lav and
' A-r th.?n that of the c .rr"?pondlns day of
Tl ? ?reather to lay will be fair nnl ?lightly warmer.
SOTES OE THE STAUE.
Willi.im ?. Crane will give a special matinee per?
fcrcin ,? of "Th? Oovernor of Kentucky" at th<?
Fifth Avenue Th? ?tr? ? 1 m irrow.
Edward ?nd William P. T. Ifollenbauer, violinists,
who hav?? recently return? 1 from a European tour,
will ?.'iv?? th.ir second concert of this season to?
morrow evening ?I Bteinway Hall. They will be
ted by Miss Jennie Und I.? wis, soprano. ... . 1
ice w.i. ?ma, pianist.
Oovernor Lloyd l/ow-nde*. of Maryland, Is cx
?.ed to attend ti?? performance of "The Hasrt
Of Maryland" at th? Herald Square Theatre to?
night. Th.? Oovernor ?rill com?? by special train
111 be 11 rompant? 1 by otl?-iaLs ani citizens of
M tryland.
WALLER TO BE RELEASED.
LOOKS LIKE A BACKDOWN.
From Tin? Buffalo Expresa
It is now announced officially that Ambassador
1 has been llrected to accept the off?r of the
French Qovernmi I ? trim on condition
that the affair be terminated 10 far as the I'nltel
Btate? I? concerned. Waller'? release In thou clr?
, urn?! ince? might aa well h ive been ned lonar
The whole matter ??'ks ilk?? a backdown ou
tli?. port of S.? ?retary Olney.
PRANCE'S OPFER COURTEOUS.
From Th?? Tr" Tin??
Tl ?? ' m; drawn-out Waller c ??? appe ts ??? be ?p
proaching a ?.'-?? Tb- 1 ?pori made to Congres?
by Secret iry Olney pi ice? W iller in on ?thing bul ??
favorable light If the Secretary'? conclusion? are
. irr?*ct, the iffer of the French Oovernmenl b
relea? Wallet ? the promise thai no claim for
damage? ?hall folio? I? genei lu? and eourteoua,
AN UNPARALLELED fASE.
Pr? m '?.'? ? .?-? ? City Journal,
When wa? there a parallel for ?u? h an act? When
before wv sn American cltlsen thrown Into a for?
eign dungeon ??? th 1 it ih i iw or form of law or
right ind released on the ?uplne promise of ih??
American (lovernmenl that no demand for repara?
tion ?hall be ma Ie? This is the 1 .?? wnlng ici of an
Admlnlstr itl m whl h hai b? ? liane i for Its
ibmta don 11 foreign insult.
STRENGTHENED TIES OP FRIENDSHIP,
Fr m Tl ?? ' 'hi ?o Tlmea-Hei
Both r ??' ? ni h ? if this es ie wiih
honor, r.ni ti??? fri? ???;?.? ti?? ',? r ? ... the ?later re
n strengthened vastly, Waller has
ii r 1 :? .- ?? mp ithy th in hu le ??.-' es, but he h ? ?
been . ? ' ' mpr? I that
.:" -??:?! pan ?ply in ?ny
, ? ?. ?? ? th? earth,
SIGNORA DUSE t\ WASBISGTON.
n, Feb, '7 ?8| ; Duse
If ht at
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lata Newell Urai k?tt, <????
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in?? an ? -?"ii. ?t., '. Tuesday, si - 1 '?. ?? ? p. in.
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l'.\R.*h)NH \' ? ?. .! ?.. Cal., tTtli ln?t . after ? short
??.??,??-. Mary r. I'ur? m, ?rife f Edward A' l'
and lauahter of Aujjuitui snd Anns l?' Taber, f New
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lut? rmenl pi ;
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II nn lira '?'? ? I. i.in uf Edward ? "t:. .ni
'V.r. Une Wb?I l.urn !: k ?
: fun??! ? ti. i-.fi-t?.
BM1TI1 On Hatunlsy, February 13, D'.m, ?t ?,?? G?,?.
N ?. n,| New u., \. m Urunswlrk N .1 lut n
. .-rei,, ned tU .? c , .'?'
.r t!;?? Fini Preabytrolsa
WKliHTER-At R, ?lie. s'. .!.. .?? ?nadsy,r?bruary I?
aret M W ?baler, widow ol ll ?,.u \\.?, ,,.,, ,? ?, r
1 ? . (?th Inst., si i.::,., at the .???,
r Mr? '. w Warner, Roi ?
TV..'V''o'???'?,'."''"''1 ,U!""'?1? f00? bt Mlerty-at., NVw
Carrlacea In ?raiting.
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I 'I lurly-elfht minutes' r!?!.? fr? m tlieOrun! ?.'.-rural
l'?!' ! ??fi " I? East IM-St
Special Xoticco.
Minm? ?It- ('?., Ol ??,,? ?et Kiflli Ave.,
?\??? S-Il at Aii.'tl.n THI1RSDAT AM? I'lIIDAY AFTER
ptCONg, c :? <,????????.
THE UBRART OP
A. IIKMII'KT l'.W HNI'i'KT. OP I -I*.? XHil.YN. I.. I.
A C'?.|l'Ctl"n ?>r Anmrliaiiu iinJ 0???**?! Literatur?'. Sr?rc?
1'amphlel?. <?tc. _
III? 1..?G? HI?! 11? ? Ao??lem>,
??. ivi:.?r mum siukict.
I ?hall ?any "n taa basiaess ef th?? RMIag Acaiteiy at
tli* ah uh addr?? sil ouutatuHna ticket? for p,???? win
Im m-H|y??,! ut."!? afi'll'-aili'ii at th* 1 ffl?-e.
tUA*V. W. DICKEU
??Jninee P. Silo, Auctioneer, 111 l.llierty-et.
We take gro.-it pteaamr? in nnnounelng
th.'it WO have *????????<??1 inMii'in'tioiin and
will ???1 nb?olnt??ly without i-CHcrvt?
lly . i.;-r cf
Mr. John J'nilly,
of I Limpet ?a 1 Heath,
?,<in?i?m, Wmisnit.
? tnacnlflosnt consignment
CK
? AIM.Y EXOIdSIl FirUNITUUft
AND COIiOXIAIi PIKCEr?,
??N THCRSPAY ANT) KKII'XY. ?-'????'G??? 20 AND $0,
AT 1 O'VWiCK BACH I'AY, AT THE
SILO ART ??G.?.?.????.
43 LIHKKTY ST,
embriu-in?
olii ShiT.-iton, ChippoiKl.-ile?, Chiwfoo??,
liof-rfoot, oh! <-.ii-vo?l Knulish orili. Ilut?te,
Marqueterie ltuil?-te?, T>inin_; Chair? and
Oihl Pieces. ______
Anticuo F-rwiSI'IUIS, Antiquo Silver?
Kin? old Btnaptssvlnrpa? Rare ohi cimir-M.
iCxhibitlon Tu??si|,-iy ami \V<?tlin-E??lay.
('a'iilogiies on applleat! on.
?.? Fifth A venne Art ?intieri*?,
3?0 Kif'h Ave,, rear 34th St.
F>i?o View Day ami Xiyht.
MAIM THIS (TtK.-1'??? AFTERN?)ON
at an-, I?. M.
Ih'.iutit'ul Oi?l ('him-sH Porcolnin*
I'iRKCT FROH ?????.',???? AND l'KKINd.
BIKOLB Oof-Oils BLCtTS AMP WHITES iikmar8>
ami.*: i'ottkky. jAt'Ks. AOATKSJ AMD ?-tniod.
AN'TK^ri?; A?*T OHJKC'I'ri
of thi?: highest o.a. .s.
AI-SO
Ii'AMors AMERICAN l'AIXTIXGl
BA8TMAM .joins?.vs " Pwatsnon A{-*?nt."
A <'. ROWLAND'*, "Fo'irlh o( .Inly I'ara?!^??
A.c. HOWt-AXD-g ? Watching th? Train.??
OEORUI-: .?N.M.ss.s " L*anti*oaps from l'art?
Bxpoattion, 1 ft? ??.**
??. |_ PICKXEU.S. "Sunday Munimg."
AMONO THE ?'???p.?: gXAatPUM,
Tu Bl sttLD
Wedneeday Rrenlne, ??'????. ??. t?) P. >?.
ROBERT BOMRRVILUB, ORTOfn _ 00..
AsctrM -r M Bth Ave., near 34t'i 84.
Tin? Mim < ollccflon.
THIS ??"???;?\()(?\ at n,
AT THK
AMERICAN A.RT GAI.IiERIKtJ,
Art OUJedtM, Hrio-a-Ura??, Ilronsaei
?'.? |,i'r<t ri?-si, f????.
TO ??,??? AT -?
AT t IIK'KKI?IN?' II Alai?,
Concluding Sain of
M A .s ? ? R WO R T? ?
li Y
? ?rs rixoiir-iiii :?> ????t???
TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AT 3
At The American An ? >.',!!,.n?n,
Antique FNirnltur?, M ir rural, L'u^s, eto?
THOMAS K. KlltllY. At'?'TluNEKR.
AMKKH'AN AIlT ASSO? ? ??????. MANAGERS.
? n^m Bd-eL. Madtsea S'juare, South.
?.? At the
I-III ?G ??????
???'??p? ROOMS?
aj8 ????? AVENUE.
WH, ??. NORMAN, Aurtlesser.
? CHOICE ??.?.?.??'??? ? ? OF ANTlgl'E AND MOD
ERN EA4rTERK
RTJOe AND CARPETS
IN .?U.K. HOHAIR AND Woou
BEAUTIFUL IN < <Jl> ?U DEMON ANi? WEAVE. TC
Ul?! Siil.l) HY AUCTION
Thla Tu.-.l.iv. WednesMtay and Thur*
day An -i n...?n?., j-'?-'.?. \~\ LO and "-**>.
at ?-' o'Clook.
Each article will be | ?In every respect.
J ..? ?. 1? III?,
"King ? : N. ? ?.,. .?? V.'u'er?.?'
Sold l.w-i \, ?ra
Dyspepsia?*
I: ? te I
IO-.totl.ee Notice.
f reign nuil? for ? sreek ? twine ?? - ruary ll will ck<as
.-??.?, ? ,,i ?is iu. ?? aa to : tn
Tl'ESUAt Al i p. m. for ' ipe ? I n> ind Natal, pee
? ?, >-r ithelyde lletterB im.st be dir?vted "per straia
?
v, i.. ?Nl s:. ? ? .\r t .i. m. for Ireland, pera * <;<rniar.io,
. ? -? ,wn il itsra for other ports ?? E ir pe muni
... ?. ?. ? "per Ltermanl ?, .?? 8 ?.. :.. (?upplemerttar*
III , m ? '. ?? Ein p?, per s s. S? 1...??> m s. .irriiimp
? .a, ?-. ;. a. m. f'T Italy, Kgyp? ?!"1 Biitnh In ha, per
* - ,\ : r: . S'aple? ?letters must be directed
?per > Ianni? ?. al ?" .? m ' t Belgian direi t, ier
I ? u ? ? rnland, ila Antwerp (letters muni b? directes
.11.
BATI RDAf Ar ;i ... m fir Kraru-e. Switzerland. Ita!y,
Spain, Portugal, rurteey, itg'p? ?o4 Brlttoh ln.lta, par
Non r? f. r otlier put? ut
Europe must l?? .lire- t?-.l "| er l.a Kormandl?"); ai 7 a m.
? r Netherlands ..? -, ??:? s. . ??a??. ria K?Jtte.-Jaia
'..t?.? reeled ?-f Eda?"); .i? ? a. nu <iuo
i?.? nieiiuii '.?li?? u. mi f ?r Europe, per ?. t Liruru. via
... ..?. .?? . i. for 8c tlaad .lire.t. per ?. e.
Rthl ; ? ? Ulaafuw (lettera ?hum be directed "per
?.??.? , a").
After tlie 11, sing of th? suprl-mentary traro-atlantle
mall? named ilwe, addltlcnal ?upplemnitary mails ire
,.pet,,,i .n ih? piers "f th? American, lineimi, gresca and
Urrraan itram ??, and ?? m.un pen until within t?n min
ui.* f ?lie h ur of ?ailing of ?? u.ier.
MAll-s r>?K sol I'll ANi' L'EN TRA L AMERICA, WEST
IM'I!>. ETC,
?G?8??? At i" a. m. ? supplementary lOrno a. m.) for
Jamale? and s..nt? atartna, ??? r ? a. FrsakUa; ?t 2;3?
u ni. for .1 it?ii. ? . ' iiu-i fr in Hal'lniore; al
? ?? irt f . ??...< ?.-1 Turo ...I Hlu? ti-lJ?. per ?r.-aiu-?
fl !.. .'.? A ' ll ,.'.?G.?.
\\ ?.. N'briUAl Al I .. ? .? Itermu.la. per ?. ? Trini?
li.1, at ? a. m. tor ?'??ta Hi a, per ?. ?. George Dum^lA,
Via I.?"??!.. ?' 1- m f ? ?M'lui.la, TrmlOu.1 anj T<?t,.u|A
per B. I ?;r-n?'!a. ?t 1 p. m f.?r <\ita, per ?. ?. <">rtia!?a,
\u. Havana, i.i ; p, m. r-r Nassau, N. P.. ;er ????^nier
fr m I',In, H.a.?:.
THI'HRDAT?At ?" a m. Isupplemmtary 10 30 o, m) foe
1' rl me I?land and Haytl, \ >?? ? ? An!??; at 1?) a. ra.
laapplamentary 11 a. mi br Orami America ?ex.epl
L'ulta Rica) anj ri.uth 1'aelfkj |..?rtn, per a ?. Alluna,
via ?'? ? (lettera for flu?temala mu*? is? .iire.-r^j "p?
AlliaSCS ?. a; lloto a. in. fir Mm? o. via l'rogr.*i and
Vere Crus, par s a '' C'ondai ilet'^r? mu?t b? a?G?-????
"per c ?-..nl.,; ?. at Vo'J p. m. for ?St. ri?rre-?llg,u?l ,?,
pei M? .'in.-r tmm H??' ' IB
KIUI'AY At II H ir., .s U| ?;.. imi ?? iry lit???, m ? for
Veausuela an.l Curacao, per s. ? riuiadeiphia litara
r : ?. , m? .a. via ? uta,?.? . musi I ?? direct? I "v-r l hiia
delphla"?; At 1 p. m. f..r Campe.-he. Chiapnr?. Taba?.??*
Tuapeia snd TuraUS P'??? * ?? ?-?suranea ?1*?????? for
Olhel parts of Mel. un.l f..r Cuba must be UjeelBi
,?., KrVi ?t 1 ? ?? 1-o-ttir.e l?li.n<l. Ja?
il, ?a an ?'? '?. V" ?? s. All'ghan) ?letter? fee
Co?ta Rlra mum bs dlrect?rd "i?-r Aii-gh?ny ).
IATCRI?AT??? ? a. m. for I?.?' I??' does ?l.re.t. ala.? N?>ri?
Brasil vii ?'.?r.. and Haa*?-, pet -. - ?'rig-n ?Uttera
for other nari? ot BtjiII muat be directed "p-r origen );
at 7 i? m for Kaeeau, N. P., pal .?????::???? from l'aire
Beach- at SrSO ? '" fa? Newt.?un llan.l. l??-r ?l?amee
fr ?m Hallfal
l.-.-s .|..s.'...,.j
. ? il w ..Ilice dally at ? a. m.
ai tm? oiut.? TU'XN>i.A,-||.-[.? MAILS.
?p? Jasan, i'*r ? ?. Tseasas <fr?m Ta
?ndl per ?bip ??aille? 'fr. m S..n Eranois. .,1, r',?? here
. Uly ui. t?? Kolirinry 88 at 8JO i? m Mall? f..r Aus?
tralia leaeepi iT??M Australia), Hawaii and Ktji i?|.
anda ???'1' a " ^!! ?were If* >m Vaaeouvcrl, ,?!? m? here
.'..,llv after l-'-'iu.-.r? 1 nn.l up t ? G.??t?..G> "23 at 6:M
p. m Mall? f"r ?'hmi and ,!a;?an (apeciaUy ?'llreaaej
uoly), per ?? ?. i-in?;?.????? of ?'hlr.n ?from Vunouveri,
elese non dally up '?> ?>?'p????> -?\ at 8-80 p. m. Man
f,.r A?i?traiia in ?M tt.i?>?? t ? \'.'--t Australia, ?hi,-h
nre forwai'l??! v?a Hu.-? p.). Ne? -Sestea ? Hawaii, K1JI
and ?aiii'ian Island?, p-r :?. <. Mm ?hi .f. .in Sun Fran
...?. cK.?e here dally up te K-hruaiy ?S?. at ISO
a. m.. 11 a. m. and ilr.'W p m or on arrival at New
Tork ef ?? ?? Cmbrli ?ith Britlsb malls f?.r Au??rulia).
Trnnspaelfle mail? are rarwarded tr> pert of ?ailing
di.lv, and ?he * h.-d.ile of elo?lng I? i.rn.ng-.l on the
presumption of their unln?ernipted overland tranilt.
*Reg|etered rsalt rloeaa at Hi. m. njiirliBM day.
CHARLKS W, OAYTON. I'oitmaltet
rottofflee. New-Tork, l-'eb. li. lswi.

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