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vnerr we are not quite so wicked. I Ilk* to be?
lieve ?M?
? In reading UP the Flr?t (tenth-man of Kurope.
p seesiH rome! mea irs if i should never come
- - moment lint to my great relief 1 .11,1
ansi'* Huish gave me the stor.i , ? ,? , .-? ,, little
,.,-,-v' hm for- thai moment the First Gentleman
tall) mut. And it wa* a moment of
lot : was encouraged ia arrtte this
,,1?\ 1 did nor found ll on Huish a storv. I ln
, ? ll Hi' Highness N j,,,t ureat
.r || ar aoo.l. OT heroic, hut he ha* hrs moment
snd thc curtain giw-s down m, lt lt probably would
rabeen -af.- rc teavt i' up, f,.t- fear h.- -
?
"The -,i.- ictei k- wm in the pla) as Lady Sark
is drawn fr.'tr. 'h. celebrated Countess of Janey,
who was sc brilliant, anbtle and .untiing a creature
Hul?h describes her hs a serpent winn she
wa? )e*lna h.-r hold upsan the I'rir c. (i waa h.-r
l.ahit ts eel ipiea upon him. thal sae minii; .ll
river hu e* snd outwir (nm : ? ,i frustrate
them '?' possible '
? -
MK PTTOfg N'KW I'!.AV
A sea Irish iraaaa by Augnatua Piton will be
l si tbs Fourteenth Btreet Theatre on
v - - January ft, when Mr rbauncey
? ta begin sn engagemaal ai that house
ii ste] kt entitled "Bweel Innmcarra," and
lt leiati 1 I aga nd Of the county of I'ork.
, . - .. \. represent l Qlen of Deal | a
tbs ? r ??.. of w m.), the "BJtO**S
iitny* iLls Kaili la roaaaatrcall) placed The
I . ont sin* six scenes, and it lt Intimated that
bulli and p.ir.te.i witt-, uncommon
Mi Pltou Intends to surpass all thai
k.,? \.' !?'.-n accomplished ki the ??raa.'- Betting ot
rama Mr Chaunce? OVcoti a-ill appear as
.,.- ? ? ?"?? a ha nd sows*, nn\ and gallant
yaaag irishman the central ngura in a raaaantlc
pi -\ and ?? wll be dui; provided with ."pr..
-
e
MURRAY Hil.I. THEATRE
\ matte perform;,;- MMiegt Of ;),e
* k si ? ilma revolution w-ni be
I
? - -\ -jv under the -? gt (lon of
m- I Bros Tba trass I u ? " by
. ted, with M-s Hoffman Martin
Mr E : H< i ?? prtn Ipal - bai
Ri : ? 'roi
? - is pateena of this enterprise snd thi c0m
? rn-nt ha vina ci-,.i rt.- of rr includes
- - (fm ? Martin, Mrs clara Folts, Mi Prank
Mr J. Lama.ind and Mr ll Clay Miner,
fr T-- ?e of charil - one that should alway*
? ot all persons.
-?
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.
Mass Ba a-Oene" will short ? be
lewrodared in this city, under Hu din A
i .?? -.* Plti arith Mlsa Kathryn Kidder I
;-? ter. Miss Kidder lis?
ha s ev.-:;, a ? ?
been received a ki lt f.-.\ rn
>lar".-r :?. nra:- fi ? rea ?,. ? popularity of
Tba Power ol the Press Tl it piny j-.as be, n
e,-:?-d ? two thousand tlases li linties
m be ind Its manager Mi Augustus
1 -;it since it* recent r.-vival ll has
proBt of n-nrh H.OM ? week
Thi ?- -lr.mia entitled la
*- ig favor ai th<- Ameri
aent mon the road Mr. ar.d
MU Ml - Amelia Bingham, Mi McKee
other eateemi ' players are included
I bees organised nv Mr
? r ; ? rlnctal i tur with mis dranu.
if ' The Cherri Pickers" ria- at
irgi '? es at the Court.-.nth **'t.--1
r.a fourte.-- ? -- - ?..ii- irs , ,.
..:\. ending Januarj ft, includes IM
w tend it on a long
?- ? ? intry
Messrs VI ii V ikes, acting In theil far -
"A Run on the Bai.k.' have supplied the
? ? .-- week ? Murray Hill Thi ???
ompanj In les I seph Ki . Charlea A.
? - . ;-.\ ei Ton] Williams, T. IV.
E kiri Au gue if Mei irr, Emma Francis, Kinma
Margaret . ..k-~ Tne melo
. War ol Wealth' will be pre
? -n- Murra) Hill Ttl. ..'??? on M
.
Mi, il / ><>!//? l IHITORR.
gig i; bj u kn< r started foi - home
I ? ben mak< resa al
: rd of Tr...i. aapot ra?
ul. .. aak< ? thought or the <
til McKinley might re wai Soul
rs b) giving ?? pl.
f thea e replied l do not
? -,- i that, not
. Hi ...... platform tt e
,\ .uni we ha\ e not lilli*:
? M \i Kinle] No om who upheld tha
i iBtform ..; India nape Republi
, i~. vv, are Democrat* Qei era i Buckner
nothing- hut Ihe kin.; eal
..I, Klnlej and heel wishes for the -
i-f his Administration, i ii added thai he did nol
'
Govi rnor
. .-. , ?
- I ? He i- ? Ri
UOVei ri..! I.eeilv
s said, "bleedi ........
tome peopli fee es ? i corre
B ..IklliaT
-' . ;.. ?: .? ol ?? - ? ?? ano
sett ins ong
... ? ?. preset rglslature I*
? - ? . aot I 'uiik ? hal ther* srlll )???
legla itton Ki h* K-p .
linn
: Voung. of Ph
Keystom gi - ?
? - i ii ;
e man, and a make a ^.I >? i i
possible appointment of a
, .ti r . a i 'abinei p..sn lot I ? addi d: "I
bmr soi rlei Basor) Bm - .rina: a
ear that g* tor Qua} blt
i di ? knoa whether Mr.
-. nts the appoli tment oi nol and widle I
neel Qua) to ri ommi nd I he ap
..?r | do rte think ti. would oppose
Mi Young a so -ink- ol ....vernor Hastings
? make ., popular Cabinet mlnlati i
favors the pi ???! Anglo-American treaty and
mn t - ? to run on!) Bve yet r.-. If there
? - an> t in it lt ci ti ?" ????'? .s'--.; when the I Ima
e
Tin DISTRICT-ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
-???? ? ? itanti
?* a beei ask>-.i
tor. itanti riteii by tl
Jenn R. wa a ire - . by Re
r days i Randell h H U
? . ? m..- ni i - B ? I vii iii i
? .. - ? B
take oft. i ry 1 Mr. O'C innor aenl .
reaig dr. (J
? ??-.! for washingi in, iv '' yes
' ?
?
IT THE IR\ INC Pl U /. TBE CIRC
Mr
? ihe irvin* Place T
Utera*! ? the part of t he ; ? ? -
?? ? p which sras g
v.'.r Wars' ia a drama in
Pells Philippi, lt plays In a aaaall
w :. ??- chief liiizetis at-- m'-mhers
.... Hara ? The
rs to a bi
? 'ural se- ? ?.?
iraim . *ed is the authorshli
I on the wll
l mhoff, and hi; Inti
. :-r.- rg The B
lle Ia I
M r Ri Inwaid
aaa not rn< ? In the letter
?
' LOSE OF TBE Rom RTA fi ILE.
..ll <?
iab f painting
1 ' - r bo ma i)
. . ? gi Wy, to
lbs '.A ? that the beal specimens In ihe
fc*d sb sen sold. 1 'pw ? ni o'
"ty I ga were offei
ita large numbai ths
ree fij pi
"* ? tr De Haas's "c t
?:'K. w.t. r. igo -
*?oun' rsallnsl bun nlgbi wi- u.>: making, itu
?S BSSSftaUB re'-lp'- ,,- Stl.Tot. S r0'i! tt %*>"t\.
I >tr.. af tba bas prices tah.isl Bight s ? re as
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;_? . Pra -? hui , . ., 1( H., ? ,.-,,,
??rrnr- liali v l Jehason
op laaaavHi t, k i i-its-hau*i
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?e-xAi. to r- t: nierberaer lie.
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I- Herr..* .MM
l,;;- H aarland ... mi
ST*., ' ' " "' ??" l?. bl' A. U Whlmm* :*"i
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m '. ili.rii.i.st -il . . M
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i. kiekeef i aral 11 sj Bd. I "?i
li*4lAM)NKEEFEarB LICENSE t '//1777.7..
?ata',* , .X '?? ?,"rt *] asgeeta i inda:* dear
r ' ' ri?ter I'otiiity. |r, ? ,?... bsfail Mtn la
'?'*' a'nal '!.*'' "I,'t'r ,h* BCaliaises Ut tne Raine*
k?*|i*r. Va ?tntUJS of ex. mpflons a ea loon
?ethe ?iS!^! *!? " '"battei. whlcb could be sold
** f-^/nient of tda debts.
WORKING ON THE CABINET.
N*?? KKr-T THF.SE DAYS FOR MAJOR
M KINLEY
ntiaxEag or maxy araoHo buem ik^e nura
pavoarraa om thb nMSgogart bubct -
i \ I nHtllBBll IBB IT CAXTON
[Sr TETIErsRAPH To thk Tnrormc ]
? 'anl. h. i.hi.i. .tan. 'ji Sem'or j, c Burrowa,
of Michigan, had nnother talk with Major Mc?
Kinley to-day .Coom Oe narai H. A. Alger nnd
the Cnl.lnet Wh. n he left be said, as he did
after ld* conference wltb tbe Praetd nt-rlecl
on Frldav la*t
My interview mk* a very satisfactory ont.
We discussed General Alger bi rwfeiwaca te tba
portfolio Of War. and IbeUgb no definite <..t
elusion ivan r-a< lied. I feel very hopeful Tha,
RepuMicans of Mi. hisan an- united upon Gen?
eral Alger. They nant him to 'e appointed to
the Cabinet, ami tbey hms tm other candidate.*1
la referen.,- to th" reported ili-r.eiing between
Senator Bbernann and On-eai Alger, s-nat. r
Burrows said very emphatically:
"Whatever differences hr.v- hitherto exist.d
between General Alger and Benatnr Sherman
do not .-xis; at peasant, therifure this v culd In
lewis., influence General AVer'* entrance Into
thc offl. ral family "
A delegation of ex-Con federate veterans
? ailed on Major McKinley .bbl afternoon to talk
over tbe Southern situation, l.ut they offered no
BUggeattoas about t'al.ine' appointment*, though
they sai.i in oonveraatloa after leaving Majot
McKinley's that lt would Le a happy thing if lt
were, possible fur Major McKinley to appoint
some distinguished ex-Confederate officer to bia
Cabinet. Among the visitors from the. Boola
were General John R, Holler, a jv Funkhauaer,
<; w Hedrick and colonel j,.hu a. Dibeen, all
of Virginia. Governor Holier told Major Mc?
Kinley th.- ex-Confederatea of the Bhenandoah
Valley had arranged to attend tba Inauguration,
and that a body of 1.300 or 2.000 of them would
??? pr-sent and march in the parade An invita?
tion was also given Major Mt Kinley to address
a gnat peace meeting in flu- Valley of Virginia
some time next fail, it bi >r apt ged to have a n -
union of several thousand ex-FVderal and ex
Confederate soldiers on Southern soil Major Mc?
Kinley will probably attend C.* reunion and de?
liver an address His speech lo the 2,000 I x-i'or
federatea vv ho viatted Canton in the campaign.
...upie.i with thc knowledge of his uniformly
courteous and generoua treatment of th- South
during his long public carder, has made a rMstln* 1
Impreeaion on th.- Southern peopla, and he is
dally in receipt of cordial 'estitnonisJa of their In?
terest in him and his car.-er
.Vathan O. Murphy, Territorial Delegate from
Arizona, discussed Arirona iflfairs with Major
McKinley this afternoon Applicants for ofTl. (
are perhaps more numerous lr. the Territories
than in the States," %ald Mr. Murphy 'I think
there are no fewer than fifty applicants for ea. h
Federal oftl. e. and there ar.- a one very gi od ni-ti
aiinmg them. Many of our most capable naen
? ame from Ohio Among thom- who are talked
ot for Governor are l>r Evans, iv. Goodrich,
Hun Dunlap and M H. McCord. Mr. McCord ta
a former member of Cong rena and an able man.
? seems there will he some opposition to hlr.
appointment. C. P. Ainaworth is the leading
candidate for the office of Chief Justice of the
Territory, and la likely to be appointed"
The reports that Senator Cullom has Leen
? - ted foi Bet rotary of the Treasury are with?
out foundation. Senator Cullom ls not a can?
didate for that or any other Cabinet place.
though, lt la true, he has oem considered nert
? ?usl\ from tillie to time foi various places. The
nfrii e of Sei re ta rv of the Tti-asurj is still open,
hut it is pratt) weil understood that lt will not
be lilied by au Illinois man. The Pr.-sidetit
baa two ur three available persons in
mind, bul there are excellent pensons why ba
should nol make a choice hastily, and in du
time ihe public will know whom he baa ne
lei ted
The ft lei,.]? ..f General Horace putter are
making act ve efforts In bis behalf, and a good
-j,,t romment upon his avallal
.is a Cabinet officer is reaching Canton by wire
and bj mall, but the belief among tin- unofficial
Cabinet-makers here, ls that if any one is ap
pointed to the Cabinet from New-York, it la
? General Stewart L Woodford.
A delegation of Massachusetts gentlemen ia
experted her.- sum.' time Friday, to suggest t..
Maj,.r M< Klnlej the appointment to the Cabi?
net of T Jefferson Coolidge, of Bonton Mr
Coolidge was Minister to France for a short
tune, under the Harrison Administration, after
the resignation of Whitelaw Reid, but th. effort
in consideration for him as a Cabinet
possibility is doubt lees >.f s complimentary nat?
ure, as it ls evident to ail close observers of
current political tows that if Massachusetts la
represented In the Cabinet it will be in the
person of john D Long, who is already prac?
tically slated fur a mac..
C l McGee, of Pittaburg is expected in
? 'anton to-morrou Anning Major McKinley's
iHlleis to-day were .ludge Grooscup, of Chi.ago;
. v-i mgreaaman C E Fieri.- of St. Louie, and
President Hatchford, of the National Associa?
tion of United M ne Workara
Lyman .1 ?iage. the Chu ago banker, is among
; tiie possibilities for Secretary of the Treasury.
San Francisco, Jan 21.?Joseph M'Kenna,
Judge of the I'nlted states Circuit Court ar?
rived in this pits leal evening direct from ?'an
ton, where he has been In conferer,..' with
Pl -s deilt-elect Mi Kit: SJ
"I have leen to Canton," sad Judge Mi Kenna
r . a representative of the I'nlted Associated
presses "iii;.I I hare talked with thc President?
elect concerning the Cabinet and concerning my
taking ;i place therein But I wish to sav that
some statements have heen made in th- news?
papers ? oncerning nu- that ate aol Just so. I do
nol deny that l may enter President McKinley's
Cabinet, but th'-te are gome obstacles which
may pre' ent n J do tig bo."
? - ?
GENERAL PORTER FOR THK CABINET
A DBIsBQATIOK OT NEW rOBKBKB QOS* TO CAS
TON TO I'KKSKNT HIS KAMI TO M KIM.KV
A delegation of well-known RepubUesna baa gone
? aston to ur*-, the name of General Horses
Porter for Xew-York'a representative In the Cabi?
net ot Preeldent-elect McKinley. William Brook
ll. ld wss unable to ri aid last i;.ghT, ex
*. :.o composed the party, but h.- said that
? :: . - wo ld probabl) appear sooner or lati-r
In 'rc rgi ; ?' -I ' bes from Canton.
Th.- ? naence of a N. Bliss from
nv-- ?! lo -une the possibility of hil
lending tbs iifnonstrjtioi; for Goners Porter, bul
Mr Brookfield, when asked yesterday if Mr. Bliss
was on" of the party, refused to snswer. No ex
? ae w.is made for t; e absence of Pi
- at tbe annual meeting of the American Pro
re Tariff l.e.isn* yestsrdsy, although when
Vice-Presldeni Joseph i; Thropp, of Pennsylvania,
?>">k .Mr miss's seat, and eulogised tbe Mew-York
.-r's services to ti.e league, which fellowed bia ri
>r. as president, there were whispered refer
Btise of Mr v. i-- -. Bret neglect to ap
i annual meetii:^ whl b seemed to he
sstisfactory to all present sh" felt anj concern ir
the in ttei
sudden attach af gout acquired by Mayoi
Strong which prevented .'.is presence .ir tbs city
ll.iii yesterday, was thought bj a good asa
mean thal the Mayor had gone along wiri, Mr
Bllaa to I'antoi i thal the Mayor's visitation
of Illness w-s not navers enough to unlit him for
a trip to the ohio Meccs when Mr Brookfield
w.ih uski i aboul tha possible expianstlon of Mr
?trong'i being away from the Mayor's stace yes?
terday, .'ie again declined lo express an opinion
Ko confirmation of the report '-ou!d he obtain*.) at
Ihe Mayor's nouse Ka ll Weal Flftv-aeventh-Ht.
purpose pi.re and Pimple. Ct* the vlsi* ot
New-Yorkers to Canton al ti.i* particular junc?
ture, lt ls not in th* lea*; dlagutsed by the t nlon
l.-.'ge Heput.li--.ina. ls to provide an antidote lor
? i.. call noni, m Major McKlnle; on Tuesd
Edward La iterbach
Crew rsi Porter lt v.,is understood yesterday,
would be urged for either ge ere ts ry ai War ol
gecretsr) of rhr Nsvj
Many lettera urging General Porter's appoint?
ment t0 a CaWlMrt OftVe have bOMI sent tO ''..lit""
Mr Brookfield *a<d yesterds) Mr Brookfield him
*~\< followed up bia r.nt -ian to Major McKin?
ley and le Mark A Hanna al Ctsvebind by a at rona
letter urging C?-i>eru! t'orier a- Just the kind of a
mar. for tba t'ablnei Letters nave gone on u'r"
from cornelius N Bllaa, Mayer ntrong. Genersl
?\ii-oti 0 M.i'ook 'l-t.eral Ham.,.; Thoma* anil
ii,un I 'riot. I.i :taror BBd Republl ..:. .'Iel. nelli
bera
-?
A FALSE REPORT iBOUT COL. INGERSOLL
Currency was elven yesterday le ? report thst
c.iion'-i Robert fl Ingersoll ii*d aaased preeHains,
Ins- and lt wa* said that th* Colonel had Riven
up hi* oftVe* ?i Me. M William-*'. At a matter al
f. ,:. Colonel laapareaU "till retains lila oflWi. and.
although he has not for month* pursued hi* pro?
fession with the activity >f prevlou* years, his
representative ...tiri ycsterda) ,hat he had no lt.
tention of forsaking'th.- law Bltogether. "The r. il
truth." said Colonel Ingersoll's m.auxin*- clerk.
"1* tnat since Januatry. last, >he Colonel h,<* given
ni> the greater part Of his ittinrn?y hu*ln>-s?. II.
il. votes hlm*elf now- almost eac|,i*lv*]y ts advisory
w,"k. in or.br h.., lie mav give more time ;u
lecturing."
-4> -
Mill. EMPIAIYEK SUSPECTED OP THEFT.
I a li' M>.ri th vt fllSIBatUTIC ROVfltBRIBa IIAVK
ooira om poa raaag
The licker Jones-Jewell Milling "ompany ha*
mill* at Jewell* Wharf. Hrooklyn. at No. 'Ju", ,'rn-r
ry-*t . and at No. *T. I'luonv- -?.. till* city. Lost
evening the gen.-ral superintend-n, of the companv
! William Knox, drove io Police H-ail<|iu,rfer* an.l
j sent in hi* < uni lo Captain 0 Mri. ti. with whom hs
| remained ctSOeted for more ,han three hours rind a
half. On starting away Mr. Knox WSS approached
Ia a reporter, bul h.- refused to talk
From what could b- learned, the obied of Mr
Knox's vlsi- v.c.-. to mpori ,., lbs c.ptain the fact
that Hie rom pan) bsd discovered (hst they were
being svseinaii. ..Uv switMllad hy boom >>f their cm
ptoye*. an,I tl,at (h.- swindling operations ha! been
going on for Hevral years .ind footed up a ronald
era Dir am.cnu ll wis hinted -ha- they liol 04*
curred In the deliver) department
A't.-r Mr. Kt,ox left Headquarters severs detec?
tives emerg.-d irom fantail O'Brien's room and
Marted ..fr im different .1.r.-?-tic,is Tiie company
has about eigh'v truck- and employs a sn.all arm)
of clerks and laborers la its various milla
At the C*herry-*t. mill late last night a number nf
? b-rks were bus) wr)rkiric In lb* office on th* books
Ali information w.i- refused. Inquirers being ?!
'??j to Rltaha S.-. ley. the superintendent of tnat mill
Mr Se?>|ev lives al .V. I .BBS Pullen**! . Brooklyn
lt was astd ttl..: Mr. Knox was no, there. It i- the
Impression that the thieving li- * been going on nt
thc < 'herry-st. mill.
Esr \ PIX<; QA6 CAI SI's | V / XPI OS ION.
DOOM a v;i B(*r*4*DOWfl ..,' A I -U RI.I.IN'O PH IT
nCRBD, A TOfXQ GIRL BADL1 BCR*
AN'!, A MAN OVERCOME
A '..irs;.' qu of f - - .
lief.- ?:?..? Berrica pipe in tb* four- I >rj bi i
'- ? ; inl ?.. ne ir i ine-hon Ired*
and-twenty-flrat-si . w - ignited 1*3 th, fnrm ? Ure
Iri the '.-Il.tr yeaterda) norning a* lg o'rlo -k. ind
res v ---riiii- explosion. The lore* of the
axploston sh itt, rod Be dom i tn
them from . of t be I ?:.
on th.- third ficr w.i- blown in, a .-;. {ht wai
torn from Its fi ths ind
dosen or more pane* ??? *:.-- wera bro-; .
a niom'-n* before -h.- explosion oocoi ? '? v
the flfteen-year-otd daughter af Mr **1tsger.\bl, had
k me oui >>f the fr - do * \- ihe passed over ll ?
.... ? .-. it, .ju the sidewalk the tor.f th* i
sion hurl'.! th* over Into rhe air ..rel thre-.v
to the pavement, I rame mom il
of flem- ibo) ip from the cl lg fir. I
dr*** Th* girl t i-t.'.l Into '.he ba sen
shrieking for help. Mr. Pltsgerald . i ita tnree
? ins, vvno w>-r- in the dining oom. ? fir-- dc zed
by tho sho.-k, rushed Into the hallwa) s
to the girl's erie*, uni arith a rug. a ta
and plenty of water, flue s* lsd :n estin ? i
fiamea thal wera b irnlnfl Into her ficah Uri lower
limbs were badi) burned Dr Qeo.-gc .. tii:\r
was summoned snd, Bf ter attending o tba ,
be sai.i the burn* wen no: necesaarll) rta
Word of Pie explosion and ot the f.o I that rh*- ga*
waa still leaking from itu- s***vlce-plp* *?.?..- aeni to
the Consolidated <las Company'i .??!.??? and John
H. Hunter, an employ., was sent to tne house t?
Stop the leak. Hunter went Into tue .-.-liar after
opening all possible vents for the Meaning sss, and
found tbs leak, which he proceeded to stop with
putt]
Mr. Fitzgerald- son Jame* went into tb* cellar
wpti Hunter, bul was obltgod to go upstairs
swain on account of tba effects of th* ?..-. leaving
Hunter alon.- in tue ,e|l.,r A few moments
lai.-r wh.n Hunter did no) .om- upstair* atm
th'- flow of g...- .omit.ned young Fitzgerald ven?
tured ag.-.in into the cellar and found ll
lying un onacloua on the floor li- ... ,.-i dr the
aaalatance of hi- r.itner and two brothers, and the
four men -I il. kl) ? a flied Huntei
Into -M.- fr.-sh air, An ambulance waa 'hen sum*
moned from the Harlem Hospital .md Hunter wa*
taken to th, al
g.-ons think thal h* will recover.
itt ".-? on. ' - ng gai did r.o- -. ? ti-..
,o ,he !,ou*e. nor dui lt do great damage Th* ser
\ i---i.ii,.- ??- corroded ? - . extent aa to p.
almost ro,t.-ii thro .?
?
FI.OER SHIPMENTS FROM THE WEST.
C A int-tatBURT T'lIVK's THAT THE TRADE M I
KOW BI "iN.-i;\TI:,TKl, HERE
? "haries a. Pillsbury, of Minneapolis, visited tbs
Nt w Votk ProdUC* I> ...--. Speaking
for s group of Western miller, Mr Pillsbui ii
' 'I':.-- ? xpert, nee . hi ont In ted 11 ?
? ?? - - - - ? ? ? Northwest that they
in .-? b, fre. . fron ngei of trunk line
? -- the vsst int, rests Imolved In
tbs prod ni ion of food, both bv farmer and miller.
ra mei ? I total losi of profit Th* -
of -i total annihilation of profli st the will ol
,i dozen loinr traffic managers -?? thorough ?
,, inned ml ers ..'-.i shipper* t; iii
??
found possible by making at i th, it ?
root* tntln at of 1
by the gresi Be* and tha Ei sra* poi
hie from I Hie .-oir Inenl to I he ses
Hence, when Erastus Wlmati visited ths North
wesl f.,r ths purpose of gi g tog,
- ted snd ? ri
rei|
_ ? , provide ?? ? ii ? -- - essential ' I
, nse w.i- Instant ard
... - - bean th, i reatton of th*
i 'onsolidated ' 'ai al and I.ake i mpan) wi I
non ? onti icts extending .bro, para for a
I ?? t ii ran I sndh
Mr Pillsbury Bradford E Chut h of the I
Imperial stills president of the Head <>f the i.ak>
Millers' Association snd Walter Fowler prealdenl
of the Orand Republic Mill*, aexompanied by Kr..?
lu* Wlman. president of the Coneolld ??
and Lake ('ompany, also called on the mem i -
the Dock Board Mr Pillsbury expressed ti
i . m, ?- . rBrien Einstein and Monks
elation of th. liberality of th, es ma mad* ,.
-.. ? insolldated Canal and Lake t'ompan) Ir
answer to President O'Brien he said thsl th, tot*
ertpori of flour wes aboul 14.OO harrela \e:,rh
bul lhal New-York because of the ez|
of terminal* had of late yean mads ii" Incream
arhstevei ? iad been great gros ? h
at .ill the out ports Now, however that the Dork
Commissioner* i'.-..i mad* provision for fr.-.- trans
fer storage foi flour I j canal he waa cert ah
?-. -I i. a var) larg* increa -? In th* imounl
me N'.-w-Vork. and that practica I) the flout
trade of 'h.- We-' inlier be concentrated her,
Bubeequentlj th* same men called ono
Mayor, bul he w .? out, and th*) were re, ? ,
b) 'ti. i r, tar) Jol E H, di ea
TIIE ORGANIP.ATIOX FLOURISHING.
ann: Al. atEETIKG or Titi len 'AM PR, rTS*C
I. - I f.trr LEsatTK,
The annusl ni..< of lb* Araei Protectlvi
Tariff Leagu, wan held al tl ' il Hi idquar
- . ? wenty-thlrd si lay af.
on. In ti-- ? ?' Cornelius N
president, Jos.-pl-. i: Thropp, o' Pennsyli ?
president, pr, lifter calling the meei
order he said that the reports ot
. ? dei -? -l ii to .i r< poi
by th, g*n< ecretai Wilbur F '?' Beman
read Son , ? th, report
a ere folios - Ths flnancl il sta)
thal lbs I.- - received I fros
at ire I I bad a small raab bal
and i- ia tlon i- com
I of Ul memb, rs; thal th Lcsgi
ire pondents that soven nm documenti
-ariff question had beei published in rh
year; thal it bsd lahen ipa new terrttor)
peculla: pla n of | ? tatton Includlni
North Carolina, Wes- Virginia Idaho an.' parti
i '. K - - Texas, ..il! that, Beting
Utera*** for the Ei ern headquartei
It- pu i.ii ..ti National Co mn tl li hnd print,
distributed for th.nnmlttee I fI7.*sC documents
Al the meeting ol th* Board of Manager* foi
.. th* election of member of the Board tl,,
following general officer*! ?.-i- elected i
N Bliss, pr, Orand li Cannon first vice
president. J ?-? pl I Thropp a, ? -
dent. Wilbur r HTskemai *.- ? ? ,1 se retar
? 'hest.-r Oriss old, treas ii
?
ARCHBISHOP GR Art HERIOUSIA ll!.
?t Paul Minn. Jan -'1 -Most Itel '."ionia- 1.
fin., e. for Btany fears li pot .-;? r?
ni prsssst Ari ht.ishop of ihe m iiai -.e.. ,,f <
i- tartoufll) in and ll i* thought hts death la "hiv
a question of ? few days lb- - ii tra, ted a -e\~r.
cold sev.-iai weeks ?K" Bnd thia ??? ? :--. .-i,,p,.,.
Into pne'inioi.: i
- *>
JI DOE BEAi //'> THREAT \0Ti \RRIED Ol 7
Judfle Mile* Hea.h did nor fnlfll/aia
trrday, made the dav precardlng to send Co nt roi lei
Kllih lo Jail for failure I i DU) 'lie prl,Ullin bill ol
c. .; Burgoyne, which lb* Controllei - ? .
I ssi.l waa ..bout tu per em ..i. a reaaonabh
? situ, for the work. The order WSS la*ue.j to Hi?
ll. .,rd of Bstlmsta, and noi lo tb, Controller atone
' T|,e .'ol.troller BB*d r**t*4*d*) 't.-.r Hie ord*I waul,
' i?- lust ?- Istfal If H had ..?-? Issued agali
Bishop .,' ->;- * v" s or th* 8 the Pr, -
larian ? i,1" h *'?-- '"? form sf isa ..rder .tit noi
1 eonform '?' el s Board of 1
i mig-nt Iflnor.- it totally, but ihe probabtllf) wa* si
j ?r;,ted iv Assistant Iiei-.tv-' ontroiier Levey, tha
th* Corporation <'o.m*?i would i?- ,.-k>-.i iu up
I pear ia cum ?n-l move to ?et it aside.
PRINCETON'S JOLLY FEAST.
ALMOST TWO HCM>RKI> ALUMNI AT THK
ANNUAL DINNER.
OaMOBUTUtaATORI speeches over THE roi^
UWFg A T'VENT Al A I NIVKRS.TY-PRKSI
I'KNT PATTON COMMKKIM THF. ARtil
TRATIOM TREAT) AMi Sr'.TI! I> itt'
THK .ITV CHARTS*?TU
oTHEP. BPaAKBftl
ll i- a truism tba! Princeton knows how to eete
bratei it I- un axiom that ?he han plenty of
I 'hatr.es ?,, ,,, ga, t?ne of her chane's presented
Iteelf last nigh) at the annual dinner of the Prince
IOU Club Of New-York Bl the Savoy Hotel, and
j the -otw ot ..I.i Naaaan were net alow to Belie the
opportunity sith avidity and both hands
The . L'l.ration of course was aver 1'rinceton'*
recent advenl ta the rank of n university, which
wss BccompHshed with so mu. h dignity and lm
enesa hud October on the 130th anniversary
of ihe founding of tbe college. Consequently a
larger number of Prlaeeton asen thHii anusl ap
pesred last avanhag al the annual dinner of the
alumni. Ther- were aaarlj J.?i of them.
Jo a L .' t Iwala !??-, ? aldent of 1 hs Prli el ni
ot Nen fork, -.it al the centre of thc guest
-. and a: his ritrht hand sar. as laet year, Presi
dem Prancta L Patton The Princetoa <'iub has I i
-? ers ears tad al ita beard representatives et nev
. aral .f Princeton's sister Institutions, and ;.i?' evi ng
waa I SS -n to thia excellent rule President
Bath '. iv . Columbia, while ex-Judge
Howlai I apohc I - Yale, aad James C. Carter for
tai ..-! Profi soi \ Ires F W est and
William Annln, the president the Oridlr a Club
of Washington ?? - the ther apeskera
Nal iraJI) th Princeton tiger atood guard over
??? guests' table, ss he haa done In years unii" by,
To be sure, be is Bontethlng of ? "-??iff." but then
- only .. nymboi, anyhow. Bm hs ?eem.-.l ta
glare with an approving eye upon 'he aeeemMage
at-,.i the immense Nagi of orange and Meek th ?
red fr..m tbe walla - ' tbe glittering banquet
hall. He didn't make much noise, but his proteges
took that ? ?.ntr.i. i off hi< banda Princeton dh i -
ar.- alwaya extremely lolly, and last night the rule
hoi broken Thi Law*** which were repre?
sented from as far back as dim ';?, cheered ot ?
other between ever; ri,, class et a
l? tr. .1 to bc in tl,.- most gel uti mood and ihe m-ri
? red averyl od} thi > could think of. and -
bjdy they could think of cheered them back
When ri,, \ Rot -ir.-d of - beering they raised
? - ..ri,i the roof in the nonga the) have Bung
' aa man) ,, hard-fought athletic Held and
".? r bo n- u | .. wel|-lad< ? tsble Th
gravi and reverend do tors who sat si the guests'
table appeared rn approve especially one ditty In
Iaatin. In fact, they applauded lt. evan though
two of the iin?s si...k- : ? commendatory fashion
of mattera pposed I ? roretgu to professional
dlgnlt), thu*
?un |. mell*
ila. rat* - . ?
Arno i r;. M whose rolcea were raised In Mil*
- Isome carol, and who otherwise enjoyed them
- I irai of the evening, were:
it William Mba ? . :. \ np ? ;j
' ,. . TH R? Di li .sri : ' '
V ' < Ut, I. g. ; . . '2
I lea ? a* gcrlbi ?- 'TS
1 ' I M ' < .- li v \ -?; ' rs- ;.'.
'?,'?"' * ' " ? ?>. ; B. Dr j, hn w Tayloi h
wm vi--:: nut ?? ra
rle* ?? tl ? "? i - - ..... mai ;.,
' K "J u Prof ll-.- F osta rs, ;:
. v: \, .? .
tri ll M A ..-v.n.l--. 10. .,. M C... - ','- ?;
*? la ? i - ampbcl rt.
? taler H . :? ll st
ll--- Butler tt.
?cir. ? ? - vr-i.ur- ll .?.. rtbner Bl
as VI - pian let *1 j, ,,,,.. p .. ,
E. B. Al wail i ? ?. ., g, ..
I .Lotus H I-- - - ..'. j,,., g h-i*--- s,
II -r - - |i li M a | - ||
Rowland < os. rt . ?? ny o.-,i v,
?' ? i Parker t> dd >7
H'>" - i'm**, 'S3 |an ?, , ? i.. ;, ,? *;
.... Arthui I' Si \rmrt SH
III V '-?' i \\ M--lu
Mc Mai ?i rad Hewitt, -ai
' - ' '?" \V A Wyekofl ??
IS, M irgai sa
\ (ken, 'BU i; :...r- li., .:...; SK
T" ' w If. v |
:?? H - 7:,.
M .1 '?? Wit .'? ii- I'uvler. IS
- ?' Prov ?i '70, Jol - - Baird '7S
' s?amlrr '70, Pllt Kial
Wn H Hornblower '71 ... v. Sj ?
.1-.!? n K v..Irnlt 'TS
President rads ler gave tn? keynote ot the
? f Prl neel
tiulremei ts of the si '. erslty bj i
-
' \'. w Jersey and
the i : ? ? n." In refen ng
? - ,i part life. Mi ' 'ads
I Ol
-.ii there was a a . , i
waa mi -' ilgnlfl ... f Intel
? ' les.
Presldeni P tl r wsa of ourae, thi 'ir-' rpeaket
anil h:- toast v. - - Prin eton ' ntvenrttj to wi
Presldeni Pattoi -
The year ISM I respects ths
? ? - Prlncetoi We won the bi -??
.rr plonshl ? w< woi i he i hamplonsta
? mp ? gam< - ind we a
;. in-i. | I ? ? rei fron Soo Intoning
Amen ' \i-i we celebrated the I5eth annlversnrj
rte President
tl ? aston an ad
- which l venture to sa) will ko ?!?
hlato.' ''?? most remurkabl? sddresBes
ever delivered b; sm President
Referring io athletics, President Patton aald thst
ro.iiiv people thouxtit Princeton v..s overdoing the
..?Lien, buainesa md h< idmltied that there wer*
times when be wondered whethe; there wes a*
mmh ,.i-.flt i". that sort of tl lng ai he had prevl
- .?;-,.?-: At Vale, h- said th re had prob
,.| ?- i..- never* hes rt-scare hinge of late "Hut
i l am free to say.' hi added, "thal tin- thought
-i in ..ur minds tin* -.-ear- ' (Even
on the Ila ook banda with avery,
body i
Xl . - ? ?. i,' nn to sav that he i.
li spite of ..li ' iccesa. thal the doy
. come win ? * po er would be ? I
accot desert* shea th.- arlstocr
the college a ? Mist In tIn
; uled t-. 'iii" end the a I
v i irmlck In giving llOO.flOt) for -ne endowment
a*or ending hts address he had
treat) now
I bia he irera applauded bis
?i en tn la ' 'i- ?
Presi lem ..??? -. * I - fol nnbls, an l in refi ri i z
tkei ? .
? ?-til I -..!> -- 0ft< ri -.ii I
wo things -
... lora i Itnos md. aecondl) who
. ,. - . \i as bad hid' | '
p Gr* uer Sen -Torli irtei ile
- ti eau dnesa of hi* fellow-. ?
.-???-. ? 'ommlttee a- i . \, -: th* opln
0)1 - a ||
' -? '
i g In the way of
, ?-. ,i Sew-1 irk ?
.. .. ; He deel
valuable fra ' aa fron
kv.- . sen given awi
pa '
other speaker* wert lame* c farter, whi apoke
f r Harvard ex-Judge Henri i-; Howland who
responded for \ essor West, who*.- loaat
a . '?i" and Mr Annln, whom
w Pl leeton '77."
Th>- otneera of the Prince! in flub ar. at '
fr,.s|,i.., ? lohn '? fadwaluder 'SS: vlce-orei
rr. Ifiitl IVIckh -m. 'BS;
John W. A ? "
H HornMower '71 t'harte* Scribner. 75. and CC
;. i-\, ii ve I lom rn ttee Francie 11 Lal
rion si \ t "??'??r R Oullch '? Jesse w
'.-I Benlnmln H McAJpln 'st; Robert E Bonner
;. Rohen K'liv Prentice -i chairman; K-;w:r-.
, aj Andn a i Imbrl '!?.", Ti i m - |
Vouiig " Tl Tra j H ll irria '<* rharlea VT
M Alpin H; Henn M Alesander, jr '? treas?
urer c Ledyar IB ?: secretary, i ?? rgs wil?
liam Btirb Igh 'tl
To Mr Burleigh, the aeeretan - di ? much of
. , . , ..,. , , ^.? nf tn- dinner.
\l\DH A QUEEN'* PRIVY COI S'CILLOR.
London Jan B ?r 8 H Btr ag C lef Jus - !
s inn sse C rt af the D >m al in ol
. . -.. i mein.?f lbs '.' leen'i Pi
?? ' _
TAVLOB ly BOW STREE! < ol kt WAIN.
London, Jai - Edward i; 1 i i silas A w
pi,,,. . a ? n-? .4 warrant
murder of Jesse Tn
,._. an. wai ' 'r.p arraigned
. , | [hil morn.ng and
./,,?,, ..,., ? *<| for 1 irthei ? ? rina Sheriff Qroai
m<t Attorney Fsre if rayette County. W^ , sra
<?-, ,. ,? ng the i gresi of the proceedings - k?
ina 'ii Trt\ .?--??. I ' ' -
e
, | V if) I lo >llo\\ /7> lo) Ml).
,,. wt ,, |ai Xl Tl - Cl rvernasenl - .
gi ima e foi i understood
. the D >ks ind D
of Tori ? ?*? .i irina '?>- preseni ?? ? il
,.,.,. .,, a . . . onvs>ed through un
?v - i wll la natal ba moved bj
i'r.-mler Lauri.-r TIM ' ?'?- ' \f*d*T.,,0
Her Maje* ngratulatlon* ol tier i an sala n
-ul,..it- i-.i.ii iii- eo?i?let*on of the ajatleth .ur
?f t.?r relirn v..eic .rh-ia asarh ..r Canadian
loyal!) s.i io '?? In rontemptatton la . new Issue
atan di alan comm.irativa ol
;i, .li ,m..r. ? '
?
i,ol ii ol l l'i T ol BRITISB Gi lt \ t
H, Jar. B -Tiie oftlcla! returns of the BOtpSI
of th* ao.d mine* of Hrltl*h f.ui.ir.* for tha >?ar
Urm ?hnw tim lt wa* tn >-\ -" "1 I-.*'."**.
HE. CAMPBELL'S sisters TESTIFY.
oxe or r*B**an RMI BOW SRI ?rjj rt'T oct ?,r*
ran I'KAn baoTBwjrg nocm hy the
M wi'K.v tihki; s HOI BEKBTJEPBgl
Mrs. Liih.n Ash. Iks housekeeper of William
Campbell, ts whom kn ass kati nearly ? minion rtsTd*
lars, sad Mrs. BaatsHfl Salomon, his .I.tnichtcr. who
by his win ls to ri -iv.- only I.:..'*", again f.,ced
eevh other yestetdsy la the luireflata/fl Court,
wheo, ti-,.- rssarlng ot testimony in the contest of the
SrsJl-paper manufacturer's last rrstsmrnt was p*. *
sumed. Mr- atlmore end Mr- s.,r..h Dorks, ihe C
testator's |?ro listers, wera the only witness.- ss
stained Th.- former -wt. thai on letrtesBbeT 31.
?st year, thr.-e days after the d...th of r*am*rhrH*s
mother, she (tb, witness, sras served with i ria*.
,?,***** rsstlee when shs returned from the funeral.
At this Usu Casspbell sras conflned to bis bed by *'
hts Issi illness, and he had deeded the imus* in
win. i. his mother died to Mr- Ash. The wttrtarss
**u '"'' "':' ; Used Bil the none) sh- could, paid ""
the bills and three days after left thi h.
am ..nm,.r- ia ? legates under th.- win to tha
amount of j.-.,*,, ghi testified that from ISM until
i-.steii.. was married sh,- had been bj her (the wit* R
?'?'? ? ?> that so far as -h. had -
campbein relations erith hi- daughter were ,?
w,-me'lv "''.'i"^ '?' ?>er brother-a last Illness the
J . JJ" - ?'??? ?- called Bl his bouse.
' ?' *r*li ?-? allowed bi Mr* Ash to -.dm Th* ,,
? .J' Kn ? ? money ihe got I
.'v."' ?*?*- w'" ; ? '?? BVt b. a* am ,- -,
"What did she mean by tnatr asked Mr Cboate .
..'??' th. r, wouldi ? be ., grease spot left
a r- gol ? il ? lg! a replied the wit
.-.?.ll", -,Vrk/' ,t0Ld "r having been admitted ,., ,'.
'ampi eds bedside two weeks tK-for.- his .1
U t.-r brother then f tiled to recognise
her Bhe also testified that Bptnk th* lawyer wno T
drew tn- will, called to -?? her after ?'amt.bell's
ind told her thai if Mrs Ash won her
sh.- would t?. iook-.| aft.-r outside ,,f the leaac,
of $6,000 kt.- ?
The hearing will be rmi knued to-day i
COLONEL H ITTERSOX'S WIT. ? p
li
IT KEPT \ .. |M OOOD HUMOR AND HAP
-v teOT ? IV BKNSE IN IT.
Colon, l H< r.rv Watt, mon '? I night at the
' i ? mi I Mon, v and Morals "
The audltorlun tempi, waa well filled and In
? ? i-.i.-r. e were ex-Mayor Charles A Achieve*
? B-Judge Q ?' Reyn ' tlon C. mmlsston, r
iman J Eta, leua, A if. An?
geli, rhalrman of'th* a.i Ros - \--. latton;
Q*neral Horatio ? King, frederic, w Hhtrlchs,
A*a w Tenny, Charities Commissioner .i ii
It'int-. the Rev Linds** Parker, B, na,or <}enrse
W Brush and Jame* McKeen, president ot' rhe
Hamilton '-I.,i, Rx-Prtrk Conrmissloner Elijah J.
Kennedy presided and Introduced Colonel Watter?
son, who -poke in part a* follows
l >>n-e Invited a fri. t.d to attend a lecture by m?
on the --.I'j.-ot [ have cl.>n to-ntght and he said
?? moral- he
would onie and hear me Let me bois- that I os,
who hav- ..ni" ic r.- to-nigh, ar.- not in Uk- oir
cumstan ? *
There ar<- f.-w p.-opie v,-,,, | .-. -or thought What
i ?> rr,.-.! thing i, is io hav.- pient) ol rnone) We
hav.- all mri.e,i the question <>\.-r in our minds.
. an-1 wh.. has not ' -.,, good things he
I minti' .1.. with li i sa) thai mon**) i- relative, and
?-?rv relative. The man who has ten million* .-ut?
rerj -m , I figure with th, mai wt.-, has ? hun- :
? it.-,i while th- beggar who hns onlv one million
ls i,.oke,| upon with disdain Still thar* sr* men
who manage t,, ge, along on aft) thousand ?
year, and you might rind ;..1* wno manage to
malt-- both ends meet ..n half ,ha- s,im Money ls
the pun, on which all other thine revolve, lt I*
the one thing universal!) abused and universall)
-oveted Bverj one secretly hankers after ll But
1 had rather he n -? I gold mine r.,t anv
further ko...I monev can do me I never kr-> w what
it wa- to i.e thorough!) unhappy until I had ...
quired a considerable inconv nded with all lt"
trouble- and anxieties [< throw* von In con,net
with our ..ld friends, M ----- Discount, Renews fl
i !o. I w.,.- never ri du. ed to tl I golna
to tm uncle whose pprove, and
asklnfl him lo loan nie mon*) 1 vv.-it with un
watch to ttl*- uncle who bsd no politic*, and - I
Co on
lt is my I ef i ? ? a-orld hai be, n much
?; ? tm* of Its best maxima or rather, bs
? misinterpretation of it- m>-t generally accepted
maxim* We. are told re In all thin;."*.
Then we ar* told thi. labor conquers all things
and than w.-ar. told thai - sll things
Perseverance will dlveri . man from thi
whi.-h li- w.,- oom lb- will iti ttaln n
certain ead, and wh... t" reach'-- il he ls dis*
appointed mri' times o ort. rr.v rn
Kumcn, |* that w.- .ir- i nsi ntl) Axing our heart*
and hop'-- upon the possession of -..ric one thlni:
of the m.rc-iil things of life, ind flunking ihai
am cess in that tl it - .- ? ia ' fe or failure
In thal on, thing 1* failure in life when, if we
could bu, k'l'.w it Bill ince. I t ll r|-.e v.rv t Illili?
from which vv.- would st in ba k In lion I
Su.-- in life i- happiness, and the successful
n I th, happl' it man ls the m.in who ball. ? -
hi* "V. ' V". 1* |h? IX ' VV-,!!, :' :\ the World. ,;,,|
the riutniile plac* he calls horne i- his
and who would not swap his fred fn ed. red
halred brats for tl ress*,! and t.
ristocratlc nelrhboi i
OBIT! iRY.
THE REV AN'DREW ZIEGEXFVSfl
Bel -tr- p, : ? -" Th, R. ? A illi- w
- . ? - .,. Hers of
' ?
noon " ? 'I-- v -- ? ? - old.
?
COLOiJEIi i B MOULTON
gt. I> ? - el J. B. Mo ilton ri I, d
u i - bot n li I ?? ?' ? li IMO
He waa a grjduat, of West Polnl After leaving
?I..- Mint.,tv ,\. ..?'? my 1 engineer of
the ? 'hesap, ake ai. ll- ? onatru. ted
., ,.0uple of Western railroadi and r.-tit.-d from
buslnesj - - eras frequently
. onsulted b) ? ? I ?? sra* one of the
most pr .mil ent engineer* of th, West
? ?
ROBERT F URIEL
j;,,:. ..- ? ? t evening tn
i: rr .n. pneumonia H, rad been si.-k for
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DlNNl '?' FOR COMMODORE BROW V.
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for Edward M Brown th. rei ng . imo*
the M
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and among ..'hers present were Rear-Comm
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die, treasurer E K Chas. Fordham Morris rx
, ',,-nni ''- estel i Irl twolil Georgs I.
Kiv.-s .lani.-- A Wright D T Worden W ll
Thomas T Putnam, ? ???;- - M- Kim. William B.
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ant lt J'Sre'*, the ?\eras? <-ll? d.-gr-e*) twin* IS"* d<
sea higher than that Sf Wednesday an4 S** higher
in th*t of tba mrreapondina d?y nf ljBtJ"BB\^
Tha. w*4'r?r t i Ihv Will be f?lr *n.t *ll?hth .-older.
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ll. AND AIRS. BAYARD YO VtMYf SAND
alfi \GH AM.
london. Jan 'll Ambassador nnd Mra Bayard
III enan the Prsnss *nd Prince** of Wales at
nn.lrlngham on ga lu rday
DaXVaVAMaVABM 'AN M >VRKP
Attention t* Invite,! to the Anti-Jag ""Jv*rM**"^**
hlch apprar* In another column r ult Par',cu,*r"
ay be obtained lc .. Dressing Reno* C nemieai
j .v. Hro.idw.iy. Va-York ??
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MKRRIED.
LUNI KATI Oa eraawasaay, gaswarj 3". imtt. by
rhs Rev Hr. H<-nr\ M Han lera Marv Hov daughter
s* the lat* John lier-* Hay*, ta Richard I'-llln*.
>K BSSfSrSgB vt las R? Pf ru na',,ri a church,
"-"H'l Pr i.-star.' Eplsropal, Jar. as ry S). ISSf,
Hoa> ind Miaa KttltnJ M Hr s ka. f New Tort
. rn Jasaarr ->? ?! iiTa-c* S***h.
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aa*J ? th.' ls a Samuel W JoB-Bj
M?ry K!-*??-'h. *er,-,nd 'I*"**'**
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Uorganton, N. C., i.
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? ti. 'it New-York, t
? Theodore ....Mon ___^_^_^^_^^_^^_
- aytaJa MS Ooreon Hishianders,
aiT tWRSTMANN \' St Arne* a .Trape! on U'*da*s
isy, Jnjiu*rv a> b) 'M- Re-. Edward Bradley, Emily
Oswald lli.ratmann. dau?M*T t Mr ant Mrs. Geajtga
\\r!l.,m BJ -rr.in ,nt t>.c I I ?
Notices of marris**-* and d<aths muat be ?s>
orsed with full name and address.
DIED.
74th
Hr.
ARTER- garnant T entered mm gksrr. in th*
if in- ns- Tba rad *j ? fum. Jan-ia-v 21 l
Monte-lair Walter I I BMtt) I New-Y
if!.-- of fun.'rnl kiter.
hausnsT -< >n WaSaaasAs* ma **h in*r T??rt.,? r?. ssw
et th" Ut" Rev Alexandr H.imllMn iTo*r>v. ts UM
SMS var af til* HSe.
uner?i aervtoaa ?; st .t.hn , cnseeb issaarw in Bat
ur-Uv ntorntn*-. th" "J.T.I In*' . af ll B'CaSSk.
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'o'.- raf Richard :>;.ni and aMBSSMer ..f Hr J Ranter
lt)
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?r. New Hrin??i> N I . William Kanktn r-jryee,
I' I- ' ' t| College, ?" til- BBth M**r of hu ag*
* ? ? Niarri Reformed
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an nasal ?t Ifs rtfm d. i i
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Special Notices
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tt io M A M ea'* day.
Thai High Class
nrtutiTTJKB
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.lira-, anl Re. lr -.rn Batt**, I ph la'"?-1 in Ha* Riehatt
Magna aad Hatarkaaa, anea BUB snd i- aaa Pir-iere* sag
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n ihe mansl-.n >-f 'he lass
MAIHIIALL <>. KOBERT8,
lOT, AND 107 6TH AVENUE,
ci.rn^r lVh Btrstt.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tba Statuary sew la tha a aaa will bi ssM thees
I i- ||, M May. Jan. 23.
p. IBERT S. .Mr'.nviI-I.E.
oRTom a ox
Mar.air-rs
A.? Klfth Hftiaa Art l.alleriea.
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Kans "-?rn .-1
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MODERN 1'AINTINGS
i, sglag r ns) Batata ( rue i^n*
CHARLES H. .MAGl'IRE.
r> is? .?..!?i by au.-t; ni- ? der I OsVjston a. BAs:?ni
Atl rti"\ Cor tba A.lmlni?'-?trix
Hi. JOHN BSEDBCOR will afsuit In th* marUar>aaaS
?- (ale
Tuan ri ST suwd \\'?*'Iue-s,las Evening*,
Tiiiiuary SgOtta *mil --'7th, ut Bj oVloolg.
:. -i ERT SOMERVILLE, ORTOIfli A rta,
Au i. ne. ?-. Manaa^r*.
\t the tmarlroa Kn l.nllerlra.
BfADlflON BQt'ARI BOtTH KBW V<.ftK,
TROstAS E KUUiv. \ . tl r.'-.
TO KIO>ST VT -.
OHIGI.VAL DRAWINGS
and
WATER COLORS
by
RTJFTJ8 F. XOCtHATL'M.
This Kriilsy Afternoon, at 2:-'10 o'olonH
_oni-ludiric 8nl?J ?'t"
TRI Mr\OZ I'OIar.F-.CTfOV.
V'.-ilnable Arn-i'-at Arms. Sculptures
(Turntturw. ito,
AJrjaacAM M,r asnoeiATton Mutuin,
? east sgo rr., mauison nat are.
I'ol ho?er A lo.,
CHAMPAOKB.
,,f tt.ii celebrant Champagne
t r -,il^ r
0B< HS ?'.'.
Warran Street.
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PostoBlee ^totlee.
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pr l; ,^ ip* ...; -iy :n all oa???i at th* Oneral FaU
m.
TRANSATLANTIC
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Srrltterlandj Italy,
tATt'RDAT- Al 8 a rn t"r Ki... ..-....... .?.,,
'-Tuaiin Portugal. Turbo Egysi aad Brttn* Irifta. pt?
* ? ?La B'.urg.i?ne via Harri .I-t- far 'fher pana
? gas aa mui per La ft .i* waa .. at ?
am tri.. :- li ? ?? 'S-rvia il* Qi-anaiown;
at a. a rn for Setherlanda dil it. ?. I ^iraamdam.
vla Roiterdam Hatters atom ha dirtetid p?r sraarn
dam") *' H a. m hw U-n-.a. p-w .- Err.a il*ft?-a
n;u*t te -'..if fl P*! Err. ? lt ll I ni '.rr Nor
viv Hr.- ? i-r .sri: - ni ist h? dlr*ct*d
per H?kla ,, _
?.?rint.-d mair-r. el Osi .'? itaaaaar* talllag on Tims.
- . . ? nt?i| mattar, *te.,
- ted m?"?r *tc.
-'ir- s'1-am.Ta oa
, - ?? tallv ...| lr..?s?l ptm'?<! ma'ter. ale.
'or Eur.iDe Aasrrl .r. IBM ara*m*r|
rued Batter. ?? . B>r *u eouBtrbBJ for which tb?y
-? ? m .
Va.. ??,.. , si-nr Bf 'ti- Wippi* IS* Stan traiMtlaatlS
nal * in l*m*s?an mail* ars
awned on ?'- I '* "f ''"' Am?rlcSB, Engtasb, rr*ar1
ra an.I retaala s5*a until w.'hio Ma
nlnutea f th* h ii ?< s..:^* f a'.jinrr
wails ron gOLTH am ? i:vrit\[. AMKHI.'A wtot
iNniKs. nrc
IATVRDAT Al l?? ? "i laaaagasMnian l*> Sn. and fu*
Jamaica BSvanllla *nd Oisytows. i^ai a t Aien* (Itt
,2Z r.r Costa Ri-> <">*' ba I r* ? : par A>n-".. at
tn'IO a m f--r > amp*, tie. .'hiaf.i*. Tat.aar . ,n^. Ta?
rtan P*' ? ? l''t5r of w?*il"aMS .l-tt*r* for ether
i.art*' .f Btesteo and f. r full* muSf 1- dire-tad 'Ssr
;-.,. ,f Waahi'H'.n *' ? i "' ' r Na-aau N P., gar
. ,,m.r fro** Miami. Fla at s Ml p ra. for Kt?X
an.l per ?t*aini-r fr-i:, Halifax.
ERDAT
via - lr gewlBSSSnSBa, ev rail lo Halifax, and
t.v ataanv-r ??! ??<? SI* that ..ff!, e dai!> at SJUO _. _
Maila for M ia at bb by ran to naatoa and theare by
a',.m-r ehsw Bl ima ,.nV, dany .? ||jg p m. j,^.,
far .-ula etoee at thi* . (fl-* dai.v at 7 a. m.. for for
(rardlas *? *i'*nt?r* aallinj .Monda>. and ThurwlaT*.
.. ,, p ,r' Tampa ti* Mails for Meik-o ovarlaad
' n|-.a ?psctalH ?,Wr*?aasl ff.- liiapatrr b> *t*arner. OLwi
a- ?? - idR* itally at 7 a. rn 'U-i i-araj mail (Mass
at ii C tn- pre^tou* ia\
Mm.* f.r .'Mm ?P*n ?nl Mawair p?r a. a Oaal,?
,fr..m r**n Franri*.'.!. ,-.os* her* daily up to Jaeuary
??: rt' >i *> i m Malia f..r Hawaii, per *. a. Auatealla
(fr n>. r?.in ?'r?n .a-oi. CUB* tiara flallv .ip to Jaatiary SO
ai ? SO p m Mall* for ? "hln* and Japan (apecially ad
.lr?***il .."'?>'. P?r a a Kitipra,. of Japan ,frofa Vaa
uveri. cw** hara lally rip t? Januarv tja at tao p. SA.
Malls t* tb* Sr iel* Manda. ,,*, ahlp i'll,- .af Paaaitl
?^?"?^^^^^^^ up t.. Unuary SA
I r s- r.arr-Ml^ualoa.
for ? ' : j and lapun. per *.
?lath un to J
Anatralla (ea.
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i- luria ifrori Ti ^^^^^^
n\ ISO at 8:S0 t> "i Mais ur. sustraiM lueses*
noa* for weal ^i'*i alka. ?iu- i ai? furwanled ria
ur?pel Ne*. 7^aland Hawaii Fill iri.l Xanman Islaaas.
*r a ? ?oaswal ''-ni Ban FrsacMaal. .-i.?* bars
lailr up tn Januari "tl ai TrBB a m.. ll a. rn and SJS
j. ni. (or on arrival ar Nest Y rh of * a Aurania witt
Hrttlah aaall* f?r Aualrallal Malla for Australia (tx.
??tot Wael Ans talia) Him . ..ml I".I. lalaada tapacuUly
axdnar-?l *Mv p*f a a Warrin.fruin Vaneoueerv
elua* nrrt .i.,:l% afi^r Jain.in r.tl and up to Frbmary |
at S;*? B, in
1 ranwaacilh- mjir a'.- forwarded to p-rt of aalllag aSBW
and th* Slhedul* fi atna la arrauaed on tbs
flos of their unlsurrspled o\ orland tranalt t
mall elia*** at A p ni pr-vtoua dar.
.MIAttt-EP W DAVTON Po*tm
f illaSSst. Nsw-Terfe. N. T . January IS. 1SBT.

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