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for i Club's i \ Ntl ii ? om of
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j. un l all hli ? :'>.l enthusiasm ir-.: ? hts . rcs,
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?leal and hiatoi ,j - li h I. he haa pi I .
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rn* cstaloguer. Th. plates are throughoui of the
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btalned wherever possible. Various i I
lectara have loam 1 their ti aaures In order I i keep
?l .: ty of the ? shlbltion on a I fly level.
a>
BVCCE8B OF TUF CHARITY BALL.
IT TAKTS PLACE AT THE OPERA HOUSE
AND IfORE THAN PO, Ol IS ADDED TO THE
TREASURY OP THE NURSERY
AND CHIIaD'B li' SJPITAL.
The thirty-seventh ;u-in-i.,i charity ' I in aid i '
the Nursery snd Child's Hospital, took pis ? I ai
night In the Ifetrop ilitan Opers H use, and brought
together many represe ntatlvs i ? ?| le of nil ti-." vari?
ous cir* V f New-Tork society. As it had the ad?
vantage of heine the only large i - ' ring of
i ight, it was a complete success, snd ?
of the merriest balls of the many slven by the
.-ern rf the hospital. Ths i ^ h< ? ?? - of the
| ? -Von waa er. ri eh ed by more than tl ' This
alor.e was almost enough io content Mrs, Frederic
N Goddard. Mr? W. C. Egleston, Mrs. Algernon B.
Sullivan. Mrs. William M. Kingsland, Mrs. Robert
Nicol and other women who devote so much of their
time to the hos-.Ital, and who, for more than pix
weeks, hive labor, d so faithfully to make ln-it
right's entertainment a success; bat the attendance
Of 'o many young matrons and sorir-ty girl.-, was
most gratifying to them. The boxes were filled with
handsomely dressed women, nr.d the display of Jew
Is waa probably ns preat ns has been ser-a at a
Charity Ball for a couple of decades. There was ab*
? alntety no attempt at decorating ihe Opera ll lusa,
as ihe managers and tba patrons of tho ball put out
ii* little money ns passable in tho way of anneccs*
m rt expenditure. The stage waa set ns a Louis
XVI salon, furnish, d with 'hairs, gleans ar. . sofas
Ol that period, and S raised a',ais. where tbs Board
of Managers of the Hospital nnd their friends took
j laces after the opening march. As at former Char?
ity Halls, the word "charily" In Incandescent lights
was displayed over the proscenium arch.
Most of the guests did nol begin to arrlvs until
well on to l" e,'clock. Boon after thal hour, how
?var, lbs Opera House basan to fill, and Alexander
M Haddon, the chairman of tbs Hoer committee,
and ala company of aids, wearing red badges ss
boatonnlerea, began tho work of guting th n ?
and women who were to take part la the grand
march assembled tn thc rooms on Ihe si ond lier
\\ hile Mr. Hadden and his assistants were rushing
about her*, there ard everywhere getting tl
pis together, there was music by Landa Ol
tra and the land from the Brooklyn Navy Y,-.rd.
!-. waa almost ll e.'.'lock when the grand marr'..
It was l"l by Mr. Hadden snd his aids,
After th? Boor managers, walking four abn isl
were Chauncey M. Dcpew, with Mr.-. Kingsland;
john Jacob Astor, with M - C ?'??? n, of gt,
Louis; Colonel C. K. Gillespie, wi h Mrs. Roberl
Nicol; W, C. Egleston, with Mrs '?". N. Goddard;
Peter Marie, with Mrs. K J. Berwlnd; Colonel ll.
C. Corbin, with Mrs. Henry Milla Day; Ciel
Moore, with Mrs. Benjamin Know r; Gilbert S.
Codrington, with Mr-, f* irgi 9, & ermerhorn;
Stanford White, with Mrs. C. C. M ? ''
Dodge, with Mrs. O. Living lon Jones; Edward
Mitchell, with Mr- .i ?? ithan Thorn . Jons than
Thorne, with Mrs. Edward Mil ?? ll: A P. M intent,
with Mrs. John D. Wood; Captain Casey, with Mrs,
J. H. Walker: J. Dunbar Wright, with Mrs. .!
Howard Wright; De Forest Gi t, with Mr- B -
en c. Myles; Joseph K Delal I, sith Mr?. V. P,
?;ibne>-; J s. Barnes, with Mrs, li >yt; l>. A. Clark
eon. with Mrs. j. Sandford Bal es; H. King
Idgo, with Mrs. C. C, Worthington; Duit '. May?
nard, with Mrs. Church; Amory fl. Cs) arith
Mr?. Stanford White, and i ralg W. Wadsworth,
with Mrs. George Hoffman.
Buddenly t:ie marr1-, brok" up In twing?
ing waltz, and Ihe thirty i rlty
Ital', was under wa: Mr Hu ld m ? med untiring
sfforti *.. facilitate Ihe dancing, and with
1 ?!? ssstatanta waa constantly on the aiert to dis
i -?? r some dancer In neapd ol ai rt
.-. ?. t ..v;.. served In th< ? I the Opera
I the eve the tables before
fter mi' Ight wero o d a numb r of
Am ? 8 thoae it thc 1 ? I aln ady
': ned were Mr. snd Mra J ll Starln, Mr.
and Mr.-. ii i?h J. Grant. Mr. snd Mrs. vv i:.
Dr sm Mrs Clement Cleveland. Mlsa IV
i ..-.. and Mra .1 ll V. Arnold, Miss Ai.,"id. Mr.
;.-.) Mr- Percy Chubb. Mr. end Mrs. C. P Cox.
Mi Prtderlc Goodrldge, Mlsa GOodrldge, ''oion.-i I
and Mr.- K l> Grant, Mlsa Grant, Mi and Mrs.
K Reeve Merritt, Mr, and V- VI V Shep
^Ir. and Mr-- W. K. Hornblower, Mr, and
Mra. C, A. Dlston, Mrs Georse I-' Baker, Miss
}' li- r the M Clurna Mb H ffman, the Mlsaca
." eier. Mlsa Melts VV.I Mr* Benjamin 8. Church,
Mr and Mrs Chai ?- A, Deahon, Mlsa Ida Dumond,
v irelle De Mauriac, Ml - Ethel <: Dominick,
: Mi- Hopeton Drake. Miss Edith Rdson. Miss
Ei iv M - Alene Grlffln, Mi^s Olga lionise
M si P K Hi Wi T M ?> ll no, Mlsa
Harlan . Miss Ethel 'I Hen I . M t
) ir D. John ion, Mra < > K Joni ? Miss i. rn
? -- M v. Ol i e Kidi ? r, Miss Ailee I. ildlaw,
M - v ?-. Newbold I? Ml Nannie .M r
v -: Miss Elisabeth Marvii Mlsa Helene Trenholm
Mh i M iv T el. Ml - ' ira ? Tale ott, Mes fora Van
N n Mlsa Eva I) . Mlsa Elli n (1
r Mn Herbert Noble, MIsi ?nna Nott, Miss
M ry K ir i . Mrs. \\ ll. Pritchard, Mi--.
Mattit B ? er, Mrs H.,tn;:--i Bpen. r,
Mibb Verona M. Spencer, Ml.?rn Ruby G. Simmons,
M 7. rka Bl ?? ? Ml - ('onatance Trenholm, ?
M- Nannie I- Adams Miss I...;.-.- D. AdAms.
M Mary K Rosher, M-*- Edith K Bia lt, M j
!- Coddlngton, Mlsa Catharlni Clarke, Miss
Pie ketl Caskln, W ;.-n: 11 ildsl iro lah
Monteith < Gilpin Georae Gordon Battle. Willia i
Browning. Dr. w W. Berkeley, Wiiti-nn B. Bank- ;
IV Her Joi - ?' ? lt, Harry M. Tn nt
? I >hn Bprunl H I K.-.ir" Wll? . |
PranpiB Parker Huger, William K ea "? di snd
A:v-t Fillmore ?'?
RIS8 UTEEUSC'S READINGS.
I s read the ss - m st ths wal?
dorf. In which Mlsa Ids Btei lng < - to Il?
lustrate thi Kim p ol Mi' snd fl %." \ misc
kl gather In Interest ss they pi red The nest ons
l* U bs slven on Frldsy, th.- I ind for this o"
yrioa Mist -? tion of
Mlsa i. .;. j.... WeBterveli Sh. will ? .- ? rn
i vs ? r ghi lu ?.' ,,- . Ti ni | eon.
rn
FIFTH 11/ . PROPERTY WU h.
v I" tr, A. Ir-'i'br. ns exer-itor of ihe Agate
? ' has tsM the four-story, brownstone d
Ing-hoase, Ni ?,:. r rn, ? ? , i, | .-. :. ? lh
'' '"i'"'" ?? Mri M. B. Ki"". The I oum
" ' leof thesvei Neither - art; ? i
?rt ??: tl . price paid.
'DIKED l:v the ATTORNEY-GENERAL
." V Ti Attorney-Gem
v
m. m\ ?'-.--.. - 11 i j. j , j
? ? ent and Mn
. . i his ei
were the 1 resldei ? si ; Mi Ch ?
.-lr- Olney, 1 e ll
. I ' Treasorj sud Mi CarUsli ll ? i
' -\\r. ami Mm Lan of the
rri Ur, ?" ' ?'? ??-? Poi ? mstei Gent ral
Mn ?;-,'. , , ' ? '.'..,.,; aid
??-?? Mor.oi,. Secretary of Agrlcultun and
STILL FLOCKING TO CANTON.
Mora: than- a HUNDRED VISITOR! PROM
A DISTANCE CALI. OM M'KlN'l.KV.
n;,;;v
Kr. >upa
There
CANDIDATE, rm: THU REMALNIJCCJ
i ' I UH in THK I'.xiUNKi' mttu: LTKB*
I H ? ?D tux r Tllg SOITH wii.t.
I'll I'.KPIIIfs-l-STKH
liv temmhaph t.* thi: mim-Nt* ]
1'"""""? l"'j'- CU. -J -,':,,,.,, lilT1?. i0 ,ne
of ihe Preeident-elecl to dav h,
of two, and four, and eight, and even ten
I "' " :"":v '???""> S hun.!;-..! vlaitors from a dla*
I lance, and they all raw Major McKinley and
j had ;i word with bim. Three candidates for tin*
i ra'"" ' ""' : 1 i by |h lr friends. Tbe
[argest.and most Influential di li gatton In tbe
"? s ? ablnel possibility was thi ?
which came i i urge the appotntrm nt ot \i ? .
? Wan er, , f Kai na i City. In tbe del -
gatton were C. P, Walbridge, M iyor i f Kt. Louis;
"? P* Dyer, . f Bt. Louis; Major .1 L Blttli ger,
| of st Joseph; Gardiner Lathrop, of Kansas
, City, and Mayor P. D, Houataln. of Bedalia.
i ,:",!l Cm Kerena and Wiley Ringa of tbe party
""'" : ?' ?' "'"1 in tue del,--at!.m. and it e-.as
?'?"' lhal the se',..-iU'u of Major Warner
, '"'"' "'" < abine< tm uld unite the Republicans of
Mlai 'ni nnd deatroy every trace of the fatal
? factional bitternees tbag has existed for many
years. Indorsements of Major WArner*a can
d dacy^were presented from the Legislatures of
Missouri. Ka -as. Tezia and Indiana. Major
Warnei ls bi li g pressed for Secretary of the In?
ti rlor or Attot ney-Oem ral.
Th- cbancea are thal Judge Joaeph M .Kenna,
of California, xe iii be Secretary of the int. ria?
ne lins accei;. d a Cablm I offli e, and the under
atanding la thal li : . ; ? be the portfolio of the
Interior, bul Major McKinley said to-day the
Ural cast of bia Cabim t had not been made, and
,:'' could nol tell what changes In tbe assign
! ala to the vari ns portfolloa migbl have t i be
lt may be that when '.he nair.es nr<> ai n-.
to til- Senate on March ?">. that of Judge Mc
Kenna will i>,* opposite tbe portfolio of Justice.
n ls a"-,, likely that es-Oovernor Long of
Massachusetts may not be Secretary of the
Wavy, ii la Imposeible to tell what place he
may have till nil <>f the Cabinet officers are so?
le ?? I, There nre still teen vacant placea in thc
Cabinet and there ls no reason to think either
of them xxiii be Ulled before the end of neal
wi ? lc.
The ku.,e. h ;?.',. that judge i toff is unable ta ac
i pla. In Major McKinley's Cabinet has
.- of s,er.;o ,.f the Southern can?
didates to take fresh hope. A renewed effort
is being made In !.?!:nif of .lamer: a. Cary, of
Daltlm ire. He ls supported by a number of In?
fluential politicians in ail of th** Bi uthern States
i N- -i t two, . r d thi re la a pr".-:t deal to be said
In his favor, bul ll la rn I thought that Major
McKinley will aele. I a Maryland man. One rea?
son is that there is active oppoaltlon within
tho stat" to every one who bas been suggested,
Tiore lins been another Mare- uni possibility
undi f discussion hero for several days, Judiro
Lewis McComas, of Hagerstown, on tho i.ono'i
of the District of Columbia, bul Benator Wel?
lington is nnderatood to ho opposed to him, and,
ns he already has an agreeable office, it is not
likely thal tho President-elect xviii be dis?
posed to invite ii)m into his Cabinet, though he
thinks extremely well Of him. There is no one
in Ficht al present among the Southern Repub*
llcana who aeema t > be available for Cabinet
purposes, and bj many it ls deemed extremely
probable that Maj. r McKinley evil! have no rep?
resentative fr.,m that section In his official
family when it is finally ma la up.
Tho stat- of New-Tork may bc treated la a
similar way If some flrat-clana nun cannot he
found againal whose appointment there is not a
formal proteet.
lt waa reported here to-day thal Major Mc?
Kinley had "ff. red the office f Commleel mer of
pensions to General Sickles, of New-Tork, but
it ls almost needless t" nay rn ? atory la with?
out foundation. Major McKinley baa not offered
this place to Qeneral Sickles, and has no ln*t-n
n m of so doing, nor la it likely thal ('
Bickies would accept it i;' it were offered him.
Senator-elect W. E. Mason, emiline; and jubi?
lant over his victory, .-ailed on Major McKinley
thia morning, lunched \eiti him, and anent the
da) -a Canton. Major Nt Kinley congratulated
liiiii with gr rt rordiollty upon his <?;? ri n, and
they discussed illlnoia politics for an hour and
a half.
Representative W. Godfrey Hunter, of Ken?
tucky, who had almost, but not quite, ei
vol i to I ?? ?'???' d to the f nate of the I'.
States at thi laat nesRlon of th. Kentucky Li
lature, came to Canton I day. He wai Invll rd
by Major McKinley, ve ho wat lathe R pul Ileane
tn eic. ' ?' d r in Kentucky without fall.
Am mg other callers to-day -ens r. A. Fee, of
Warren, Ohio, who came to urge Major McKln?
le* to appoint Burt Dunlap, of Arizona, Hov*
: ; i;. T ri '? r ?. Mr- Dunl -.. ls ? native
. N'ortrv asl rn Obi. i d ls ? ai ii itly Indorsed
for thin place. Ex-Congressman McCord, of
Wisconsin, who llvea at Phoenix, is thought to
be the leading candidate, bul ioi ie oj position
to him la paid to novo d< ve oped.
Joaeph <',. Gibbs of Norwalk, Ohio, e\ho is ri
candidate for ih office of Publii Printer, was
af-;., s caller. Other callers were Judge Prank
, - ri.-: of Cl ? ? land: Arthur E, Meyer, of
Elizabeth, X. J., ano B. 8, - lillett -. of Ch ve'.and
Senator-elect M;ir rn ,.;- d Major McKinli
ai>|,oiiit Henry C. Payne, of Wisconsin, to the
Cabinet, bul it li noi thought thai Mr, Payne ls
x, .ev under i mslderat lon.
-?>
A DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE.
RSp ir ? THAT 1 3 ESTABLISHMENT WIIA BE ?**?
VOOATED Bt SHE NEXT PRESIDENT
New-Tork may yet get a place In the Cablnel of
Maj i McKinley, In aplte of ih< belief tb il rm I
tbe places have been filled without drawing on the
Empire Si.,ie. A few dayl ago tb - President-elect
was asked what be expected io do for New-Tork In
lBC u-,,v of | pori olio. He n pll< d, ll wai said:
"New-York will havs no hubs for dlsap] ?l t
ment. We ahall attei d ;o thal at the proper
Thle n mark of Mr. McKinli y is n-.v.- construed by
poll tl ll ns and buslnces rn-n of iii- City lo mean
that the long-advocated schema for a Department
? , min. i.e and Navigation ir, to ba realised, and
thi! a New-Torkef who has tba confidence of the
? erda] and business Interests of the country
will be --elected to organise an i take coi trol of thi
j ,\- depart mi nt.
Report* direct from Canton Indicate thal it lr, thi
purpose of ths Preeldent-< leel to ask Con re .when
ier in March, to provlda tha legislation
,,., , tabllsblng >- Departmenl of Commerce with*
,?,; delay. Many New*Yort merchants hat
beloved that I aeparats di parin - ni ey i ni ; -nary
,,. tm- revtx'al ot ir-" America . shipping Industry
. , ,| would be u de to aecure li ulslatlon that rn i d
' i,i in rentorlnt the eountry lo the place it o i?
.,, rn ua lu foi" lW.1.
! i "..mil., r of
i of a
pu i on the high seas before jstd.
8 ... , Wi. oi of he Ve -hi,
,- n r: ? r ? Mid IK ri B) th ll
new . .-...in. t ..iii", io i.? ra. pi tl i mi ., i
ol ?',. counti h ?
? r for-i v. i.tv-iiv. veins, lt?? lutlonH, he aald. had
bean pa-Jed V thal body repeatedly calli
,...-..,?,? 0f tongrera to thi need of ouch ., 4s*
i,-i.-?r-.. i ? \ change of thia bind, Mi * llsoi be*
neved would be extremely popular amongJh< bu I
ntl* men of thli city. The w..r:. ol the Bureau ul
;,. vigatlon would, lt wai understood, bs transferred
to the !?? xx department
-TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC IN CANTON.
,'. ,,*,,,, obi i, i"'1'- 2 - Ther, ,r? 'A"r' '?'' nttnStoi
eases of typhoid f.r In tbii city. Tha '..use la
attributed to t Water auppiy. Th. re have he. n
, deatbi tr- '" the rev. r. Mrs, Emma Troll,
* .- r|v an nm n u-nal f n M ? or M Kinley, be
< ?- aroona ihoae a ho .'?- I to the i ls*
Tl ? i il :. , 1 ??' ?' ' ' ? M
;.-,. ,-| .; sal fr. -? arti ?! a xv, Hs.
XO gua ASMMtTANT SECRETARY OP STATE
e 'asblngtonj P< b. 1 In the pollilcal gossip al ths
Capitol '"-dix- waa thi report, whl h cornea from
ii . entirely I u sr ort hy, thal t-x-Congreaaman
Rellami Storer, of Cincinnati, xe iii be appoint. I
i || ; ?-.:..)? .-? -.-ar, of Stats under tba v. -
Kinley Administration Mr. Storer li possessed of
.i^, wealth, *.'.'' baa had .< creditable experience
j., public Hf* Hi oi ,i durbin hie ' ' ?
'..,;. , i i] Foreign A fla lr* and L'ommei a - ?m
Iu.,;,.,-, il,- eves an .-..-riv. member n i .m com*
milt. ea. He has bi t of lon ..!.
uffaln and ll li Ihln l.', xv;, ?.- . log-other with bis
,.v . > Hons V ul. Mr. m I Iriley, evin, h ara
.... ? , bave result.., in bli sell ctlon.
*
PROFESSOR SUMNER RE-ELECTED.
i [:i, i foi.; ,-,?,,, i . , 'ii. Senate te <.;.<, r fi
three ' ? ' ' e..!,* re-.-: i .; :'!.,:?>*,,;? Vl'tuiam
O, Sumner, ol Tale, i man ??? of ii,- Stab D rd
ii Education for four >--..is from Joh- i. MM.
.ted againal bun objected to hi.-*
lui. fiaiie rlews,
THC TRI ur SE'S OEBA TER SEW-YORE issif.
NO OTHBR1 COMPARE WITH IT.
Te tbs Keillor of TheTrlbiii.r,.
Sir: As a native New-Torksr I rr.ist cong
late ye-iii on ihe rosall ' year tabors ss evidence I
by Satordaya sdltfon of your admirable paper.
'i here have heen .1 nen ;.. r of speelsl end m. moria
copies of different Joarnals Issued In eas Ls I ten
bul of all, li '- - ifs t,. . 1 >-. noni compare
wit your*. Your succesa reminds ms <>' the- Irish*
m-iii who e.'.- ?? : the 1 .1 teni of M.-. employer tee
leave work earlier In order lo attend .. wedding
w hi ii he arrived the n?vcl day ll waa with one irm
? '-'? two : ki .... u. nei llj dl
1 ipldata 1 condition. H.- . Kplnln*#i th las "Yt r
see, v. hi -i I wi' t In the der . -i . re stood a
all dressed up srho .1 ed me who I -.v..?. Suv- \<
'?N""" of v. rh ' ', Uh thal he says to me,
soars he: Tm thi hi n man.' si rt he wss.*1
li 'i lustltla, . ? HOPPER s MOTT
Won ester, Mgss . Jan tl, ian
THK TRIBUNE Ol RIVALS ITSELF.
To the Editor ? ' 1 n< T I
Bli; If tl Bl sd of Ho ? ?? Oreel -.. Imnu rial for
his Tribune, could have "revisited the sllmpsea or*
the" sun la 1 Saturday morning. ?? irtni his fa?
te coat," whal WOUM h IVS bee,, DU| \K>. .
? mi 1.:. 1 nd v.-b 1; hla ? motion, si Ighl of ?
mammoth .v. lull sf ara lif. work that ema- I
nated from your ofllce that moi
Th ? Tribune h la 1 bet a In the van; now ll
haa ? itrivalled Itself. Thal "Greater New v.uk
E iii...n" e.er:. I Into ll ?? p ibllt* i willi ii short
of triumph, snd ? ma" will affi
?.- ? 01 j ni' - . spre - Ive of sdmlratl m ai .1 sppn :la
Hon s'Uil. lontly to escrtl lt. Vou have sivi
Invaluable ri time of ali osl everything thal I
iiur i" ' ? ? on the pn perity of this Impei |
tr..; ..li a ii, thc year lo ler Its new <
I re m ide a condei - 1 :.., li i
whl li trill a .?(,.: v lei me In Ubi
"tn 1- ,111,1 countlng-i 001 well t the famll;
fin side. And then ll ?.t -. 1 ortrait< of
st'ir.b. ind sui ? ? ? ? 1 !,i;
tlonal val . The lowe 1 ral structures
In which thi >' men and theil peen transact their
vast al -1 -i human credulity
If they .iii ::?? stand 'ii' before 1 ir eyes and the
eye-i of the world ... nee.
Mr. Greeley's Tribune has 1 id a h.si..rle career,
and lt still got Its "Oreati Ni w
i'ork K lltln "rn ..f the m ii! and
give thai areal lournal a fr sh Impetua ;. every
erelal 1 immunity the -v 01 lu over. Viva rhe
Tribune! M. J. ,;. n.
Ni w-York, Keb. I, |*J7.
NO ISSUE EVER EQUALLED IT,
To the QdJtor -?'? Phe Tribune.
Slr: As sn old man of ? i";iiy-three, I h.ive h. en
fsmlllar with ihs birth .ind proffrsss of tho prin*
clpal dally 1 ipera of New-Tork, viz.: "The Sun,"
"The Herald," The. Tribune, "The Times.'' "The
World'' and "The Journal," and no dally issuo bas
ever equalled that of Th.- Tribune of January ft).
in Illustrations, type and In new? of the Greater
New-Tork i' ls in encyclopaedia In liseif. you
were very m.'dist in notlfylns your subscribers of
ir.-; forthci m 1 yt on B mri -. Inst. 1 1 ..r parading
!? with h. ii.' - 'The tl ii Sunday Edition
? : The Tribune, Mr ? - - ? 1 I ?? ????
my great-grnndi tv ni th 1 .i-^ry.
1 ? age, N. J , Ki . I '? ii A. G. CRANE.
A KKK!":'"I' SUCCESS.
To the Editor if 1 Ti
sir.- Please ??? .?; our i.r.ir ful acknowl fig?
ments for the copy ol the "Gn ate r N< w-T irk Edi?
tion of Tl ? v t Tribune." Il ls a i" rfect
success, and r.il! rccelvi a I irty welcome wher
. vt r it a?es. It I loo :.. ignifici nt to describe.
Lewlsboro, N. v., Jsn. M, l?7. L A. HOYT.
TRULT A MAI'.'.!: KT.'H'S AFFAIR
To the Editor of Tbs Tribune.
Sir: '.'..ur great Issue of thia date li 1 truly
marvellous and hlshly commendable affair, lu
text, so largely ir. | - 01 I, renders the a .rk ot
vastly more vslue th tn >rs ths usui 1 Issues 1 I
kind.
lt la ti 1 - regretted that the artist of the picton
,.f Gn aler Ni w-York h not 1 Inter
1 value by Includli ?- oil of the anni -:>-.l i res
I s.nd ;i ii:.. ? slighted
nearly one-l ol ll ?? rrl toi - ? ? ? ? d 1 h
eonrity towri. Jan its 12 OOO
i eopl . .:?? t indle.'ii i oihei
'ii alli r place i, ir the view h ul li ? from
Ihe Jerai y lb lirhti . mee eould have of th ?
detail of Ihe m< troi a In rbi \\ orld' - ?
picture, .-is w.;; asa flea of the wh li >>: the. an?
nexed district,
The I ue of the , dm m on Saturd t] (ead of
Sui ? ? io those of .-. nm
j. rio. : who will i. .' :..!<?? v.,ur Sunday ? fitton.
IIKNR, C. u KKK rf.
Bayi Idi, Long i I
(The Tribune ls always plea ed to receive the
criticisms of Its friends, bul ii ls Imagined that
if Mr. Weeks bsd msdc the experiment, as The
Tribune did, "f looking tit Greeter New-York
from ev.-ry "point "r view," he would have
found meehan li il and artistli difficulties which
would have compelled him to follow the plan
finally adopt* d.- Ed i
ILLUSTRATING "THE POWER OF THE
PRESS ?
l'o the 1 Jltor of The Tril in<,
.Sir: i musl ? .nara tu la te you on Ihe success of
.. r sj dal "Gn ater Ni w> fork edit la 'ol l
?th ult. Every rltlsei I i In lei New-Vork must
i :. ? rprise, but of the won*
br: ul 1 I I.y you In t nabllns j ou to
u ? ly "the itowi
VV. O. i? \". EHWKA1 hf:i{.
New-Yo**h P. b. t, 1837.
4
TIIE GREATER XEW-YORE TRIBUNE.
INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE.
[?"rom Tha Utica Pn ?
Special editions are noi rare with '?'<-" n wsp
. ? .-? nowadays, lt ls ri re nowt r-er, thi i any j
,i presents such an Interest Ina and ;u
New Y..rk Tribune |
presented Saturday, ll waa a review of the In?
ti is ..: the several municipalities rim: arel
toon to he inelud d In Greater Na w-York. Tl In- |
rurmntlon which thi edlUe.ntali In ? se ???.'- i
njrly \ iluable. Thi ? ? ire ei hauatlvi ni tlc! a deal- |
.. ? aa -., every di Hi til e fi aturc of business and
?ommerce In the metropolis. Excellent Illustrations
; b il ?:: -':? and ; i : ea are glv< n.
VALUABLE TO BUSINESS MEN.
Prom The Rhlladi lp ila Ri 'ord,
On Suturd.iv The New-Vork Tribune published
m Industrial Supplen ni i mtainl | ii m.i-^ of
irell-marshdlled t. i ncernlni the trades and
professions of Kr...'-- New York. The issue ls <-a*
.,...! value to business nen, .rel rcflecta credit
U on our - nterpi li . contemj .tory.
A BTW ?KE ' iF BUSINESS).
From The Troy pri
A aplendld stroke ol enterprisi Ths New-York
;-.,. .... r N< rn \ ork edition.
NEW-YORK'S BEST JOURNALISM.
From the Utli a "-1 dd,
The mosl credlti We ? I enl rising work dons
bj anj New fork r ; r .-? entlj was rhe Greater
:?: ... yoi k edition B i ol The Tri: i
IT TOLD THE wtnvt.K STORY.
From The Will ?? rn Ri ord.
Kew-York Tribune on Saturday li it i a
page edition, whli i wsa a vi rltable
? I Greater N? w-Vork.
WORTH PRESERVING
Prom T leese y Cltj Journal.
That s ?' i per Th" Tribune sot out to?
day. I' 's wortli i rest rvli i uvi nlr, lt
illowa e?-. ti i pi :? s snd | oed wOl k.
REFLECTED GREATNESS.
I*..rn The Buffalo N'.-ws.
g lurrlay' Issue of The New-York Tribum
... i -,, the "Greater New-Vork." e.f course,
it waa ii Greater Tribune, snd reflected the great
, ,.j.s .,f the t:r?nt elty
I ?;? SPEAKS VOLUMES
r rs The Troy Times.
The ?;"? Her New-York edition of The New-York
prihun? to-da) '?? -i fine Illustration of the enter.
prise ai tl n aoun - - of I usl papi r
ITS supplements
From The SartngfleM ri,ion.
. . itlon was profusely Illustrated cd had
wo eoior'd supplementa of much ? ??. - lei i Tue
,- | ,. . ,. anagement ia to bs ci ngrstulati li Ita
? ? rise
a IOIJRMALISTIC WONDER
Prom The .v. rwh-h (Conn I Bulletin.
Ti ? New-York Tribune's "Greater Nea rori.
?),.,,,, t. ? wonda i io lournallsm
BRIEFLY DESCRIBED.
;-'r-,u-. ?> s Poughka. i ds E -'?
it is :. greet i aper.
OF Pl RMANSNT VALUE
="rom the Blngbamii n Ri
i, _i, , ii be mel probably will bs printed In
-ore < oi.I' ni fori i i"r the Uhr.-.iv lt li very
",,...., ,. redttable to Th- Tribune, ;
HOW I".- ' OVERED 1 HE FIELD
*rom the Ri ok Bi - l
l, srai .I to the gi I > iti i St vt
I ,l , ?,,. :? J tba ? ...'.? I .1 "
ommei In the enl irged rlty, nol only stein -
, ,,,'.. lt|on of vslue bul also affording s clear
,'/,? dptlon of the maanltude and laipoi-taiMS of , 1
he consolidated nuinl. li-allty. 1
FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS.
I li'.-T ANNUAL DINNER OF TBE OKf*
ERAL COURT CF TBE ORDER
COU Mil. QUANT, TTIB OOVKRXon OEXBRAU IKE
.-fi i:- ?,i;.\i:i!.xi. TRACT DBTOCDB 'inn
? :r;.v ,.,TV ,-n \nrr.r. MAXT xvki.i.
KNOWN mi.n riUCSEKT.
To the air*, dy tn-k^ number of patrlotla feasts
ticit : \\> amah year t.> Ira stn tbe tedium <f Ihe
lu-./ xvi,,ur iirii.. im; been added an itt.-. Lost
al ;: ? Manhattan lloti I waa . nie*
brated with brilliant aurroundtnga 'fee flr*?t
dinner cf ru- Oeaeral Conn of th*. Order of the ?
Founders and Patriots ot America. In thia city
li each ? ? tha des endonta of ti. ? early ?*'.tiers '
in till* country me* t under ths euapk*ee of In* i
dividual ? cletlci to ommemorste tha deeds of
their n fathera, who brat ed I ie da
i " tha . and ll uni 11 ilntli : mending rue
lat dli | .r. a passible trj Bul f- :? j
? ima lt ins been fell by ?? or.,- people
thal thees Individual aocletl. i .lid nol admit iha
ii ri rem ntn'.lon of Iha trad le il patti it*
; -a of Am
"- ra thia f ell : l, i grown a more eoraprehen
?- ? ? med the Pounders and Patriots
of An -! ,. i., which ar- eligible for membership
ih,- din t '. ill in? rs of all cl isses, reeds snd i. itlon
. - - who .-an claim descent from ancestors wno
H.-iti.-d In tha Country hi tbe Aral half-century of
; il motion
SPREAD OF TIIK BOCIETT.
The society date* only from March, ISIS, but li
? 'sra :. ? tha ti,., popularity of the Ides read
to New-Jersey . -..i Connecticut, ,-rd In May last
? the representatlvea of these twe States,
? ler wit!, n w-Tork, organised i Na?
tional eoclety by tha name of the Gen*
iral r,mn .,r tha Order of tha Founders snd Pa?
il Colonel Frederick D. Oran!
rnor-gi n .ral: Moe'.- ird Pliny Cha*
pin, ol Maana usetts, deputy governor-general;
John Quincy Adams, of New-York, secretary;
?' nathan Plynt Morris, of t t, treasurer
genei I; M.,rn* Patten m Ferr!*, attorney-general;
ll,,ev..rd Sumner Ri bblns, n ito ? neral; Dr.
Thomas Egleston, hlstortan-i i ? -.1 the Rsv
Joseph F, Folsom, chaplain-general, on Nu
vember ;.i last the General Coori of tii?* nr.ier met
again at the City Hall for its semi-annual rn* ting.
Tve.i hundred membera were then represented t>y
their di legates. A charter for a new society In th**
Htr*te of Pennsylvania was ;.-r.irit.-.i to Rear-Ad
mira! Richard W. Mesde, Captain Samuel Emlen
Melgs, Frederick Rogers Bparhawk ntni twelvs
oilier prominent Phllsdelphlana. A chapter of the
New-Tork State Society ee-:s Inaugurated In the
city of Ali,any nt -i dinner al the Fort Orange Club,
on .ia noa ry \ undi r the ], ndershlp of ' "e m rsl Rob?
ert Shaw Oliver, Dr. WIIIU Gaylord Tucker and
Dr, ? ;? irge R gen Howell, of thi State library,
OCCASION QF THE CELEBRATION.
Tiie order chose bs the dav for Its drat annual
dinner the 2-ntli anniversary of the proclamation
by a '* rnor Stuyvesant ? t burgh, r government tn
Kow-Amsterdam. The iplendld banquet hall of the
new hotel lo Has; Forty-second ?t. last nighl
prenented s brilliant appearan Membera cr-,'.
?? ? > ths number of cvr tee., hundred wer.
assembled at ama!! separata tables, an arrange?
ment that :s rapidly <? .minn- Into general favor, aa
th to t ?? ' r; and eorivr-nter.ee of
the guest Atong the ? ist aide of (he room was
ti,- head table, whi ? ? tat the governor-gener I
of the i.rd. r and the orators md principal rueati
renl - The de foi u ' hough nol
lavish, *e . most tlstlc snd were aelecti l I i
Ljie-. due ilgnlfcai ea to I i | rime ll il ly
?I i 'olonel ? '?? am ee j lui ? i ? - - ? ??-, .-d of
rder, nrhleh ronalma of the red cross of St.
i ri;* on a xv' Ita :'? 11, lim ? to tho flag use 1
!:, tl.lon lea from ' '??>! t,? I < r. except that thi
upiw r left hand miiiare ia d rh I lue in col ir, with
i re of l rleen whlti atars, aim
In the fl lg ad ipti J J me 14, '777.
by resolution of the ? 'ontlncnt.il ? 'ongi ?
On ? Ide of lt were the Dutch Rsa and the
Jack, ev!:!.- aurmountlng the whole waa a
f, itooned device of iii" American Hair which is
thi flag of the ordet with the American eagle
f..nie- inappropriate plnnacl. Two other unique
-,'. ? places were a white pine, grown on
Ply mont n aol!, ? nd cedar tree taken from James*
town l-l md. Jamea Cltj County, Va . which w? r? ?
placed al either end of the head table, During
the dinner John Quincy Adam*, r.-.-, i to Ihe mem
bera two certll ates, proving thi trees were taken
from tho aoll whereon itood aome of tbe earliest
Pilgrims to the New World.
SOME OF THE OUESTd
Col I Omni ts been stated, pn lcd, nnd
? | those who wera pi en uren J,,; n Quincy
Adam*. Fr leric Allen Angeli, James Jerome Bel*
l -i Georg, i' Bal"h* ll. r, William B. Baldwin.
Frederick A. R. Baldwin, Philadelphia; Qeneral
Dwight ll Bruce. Theodore M. Banta, ? retary of
the Holland Bo Icty; Dr, G. B, Balch, Commodore
David Banka, Order of Foreign Wara; J. N Beach,
Albert Bunker, George H. Bunker, Homer l. Bart?
lett, .lie.,-- ll Brooks, Koi? rt E. Bonner, William
lie. its Benjamin, James M. Belden, Samuel v. Coi -
?tani, Edward Pliny Chopin, deputy governor-gen?
eral; Edward P. Cone, Charles B C'orwln, Bdwar I
V. Cary. John C. Champion, Walter Chandler, Dr.
B >'< Clarke, I.. A. Cole, Pr. CoUn Smith Carter,
Edward H. Clark, Frank .t. Cannon, Cnlted Btati i
... ? I., Joseph O. Cannon, member of Congress,
Illinois; Clarence I.. Collins, Colonel Henry C. Cush?
man, Qeneral Nicholas W, Day, Charles W, Dayton,
General Ferdinand P. Karie, the Rev William R.
i-? tman, Dr, Thoma* Egleston, historian-gen?
eral of the order: John Blderkln, Jamea W.
and Peter .i Biting, Huguenot Society;
Bti .e irt W, Eames, John C. Eames, the Rev. .) i*
a?ph i-'. Folsom, chaplain-general of the order; the
li Rimer B, Fxrrbe*, Mortis P, P*errla, attorncjr
? i of th.- ord.-r: B. Fernow, Btate Archlvlat:
? ? 8. Fairchild, Nlcholai Fish, Roswell P,
Flower, Edward M. 'I- Greene, William W. Good*
ric . Charles M. Glasler, Rear Admiral B. Gherardl,
,? lonel I. ex:.- C. Hopkins, Bdarin .x. (Jills, Matthew
Hinman, Henrj Anson Hoyt, Majoi Francis J..
[lilla, Oeorge Long Hutchings, .Innes it. Hoadley,
m A. Halaey, Oeorge B. Hab>ey, Major Robert
E. j. ? ? C aries A. Hoyt, Edward Hinman,
ld Ha ne, Phil idelphl i. George H.
: ... .,- B, Hubbell, Colonel Willi im L
Herrmance, Loyal legion; Frank Hasbrouek, vi-.
prei lent Holland Society; the Rev. Alexan ler Ham*
.-* Hoyt, George lt. How. Il,
Hull. ?' ?., a rles A. lewell. Harifoi I. roan.;
Dr. Oliver lara.-'--,'" J'--,-j. Colonel B. C. James,
Maj a iwi r Sod. ty: XVIiliam Adelbert J.
as I.. James, Al. A. Knapp, Interstate Commet ??
Commission; S. F Kneoland and G. Vt Livermore
Charlea v. i. iipltl fl .vernor of Rhodi Islan '.
I. a Imirsl Kl. hsrd W. Meade. Major Frank W.
,ee.,fl Marshall, Henry Lincoln Morris,
il Morris, treasurer-general of thi
ord.. Fn tl rick \ Mn d< ville, i 'nptaln Bamui I
Kn.I.-? Melgs, Appleton Morgan, Peril Coll Myers, .
1 .?.;..:?'.; lt Meiji Mandeville Mower, Society of I ;
? '? \- ."..-I MIHer, Thom is H Moore,
- < irvllle (?<l?ll, . xv. M. ni.-..!'
. Lana Pei ?-..:?.? B patter- | .
h.ola: Morton F. Plant, Dr, Pr tm la ,
M Pi ri :: Phil nb li>hln lohn D. Pi iy. Howard | ?
Sumner Robbins, reglalror-genernl of ths order; M
i?-.,;,.. (;;ii,.-rt Kohl,in-. MaJor-Oeneral Thomna ll I ;
Buger xx Ultana I. Strom., i; Hilton Scribner,
Colon, ! Richard ll 9 e.ht,-. Edward I' Steer*, the
I ir , ? Bills Stevens, I ?r. GOUVI n.. rr AI
- . let) ol I 'ol. nial Wara: 1 lr Henry A
?r';i,,--,I, Miles A, Stafford. J. B Bherman, General
l-enlnmli F. Trney, Charles H. Truax, prealdent
of tie* Holland Society; Hr Willis 0. Tucker,
V|. .,, v \- v.: l?r Dwight Tracy, I Kennedy
SI Xi.li.ee'- Society; A. R ThomOSOn, Hoes
ni ihe'Revolution; Major Henry s. TurrflL r
? A. *, x'.... Wyck, Kiltaen I'an Rena-elscr,
Btevei Van Cortland!, Order of the Cln
;,..,,.,' Rn erl Taylor Vsrnum, Colonial Order:
,l:r',y: ,, i| rxtlne, Colonial Warn: Genera.
r,.-n*>ral lames Gram W llaon.
t i-'i,'.---. ?? vVxlltiridgi Colonial Wars; Ko.iin H.
, |-,.,|.,,i. |, ? Cl irle* W. B. Wilkinson.
.' i\,,.,,.. j?hn win-!"ev. .;.-n.-rai William
, 'u\.......? ;. . i..h. Willard, ti,*- Rev. lum-I
i. ,, .n ,',' \\ ill ?! i lt IVeeka N.-ee.,rk. N J ;
wullaraF' Waterbury. Stamford, Conn.: Stephen
Mott W aht B i An .? ? ?' itlon B. \
White John 8 Wise W A. Wilbur. Philadelphia;
,;''1,, ,V , dall Waite I ? ' ? mg, Eugene
. , lir.;,i \: ra ??na 'j Oarretson I/>renso
jerald B rn. i' T Morgan
. ! r the al ind ird of tn.- or
kr graced l f an elsi .rate menu raid.
., ,. , ,-..:;. mi ri rn is ? mp led with regard
lo the i ?' -Vi* -r AUnUmX WM aa fol?
low
pianea fob ir. pkaotk.
r g. ana and I -ru . ' U:i!- >'!""" ?* "
'? ' . : Natur**'?> da) ill i -
Uadwl ' - ? ? - ' '" '' ' ?'" ,; '" K :''''' ' '
I ..;, .?.. nun .,? pn pei .xf - ? ar*.
?
Poul le al
? A,.k B s Mpa aa ? roi in Ml | Ma lam HI ? Brad
? - i
Tnrii?* Roupa le ?? i fra Anneke .tana.
. aa gr-.v. ne . rsrerls.
I |n f., in er \e ? ? i.,,11 rn
1 tt of Crabbes an.! i>fat-r? aa Lnjuied by ye U?a
ar.a liuJaoo.
MsalkTaiSosa I Ip. with I'liriiii.t i-ti frem y- Mldwaol finJ
Peiaioea na Piseaied by >H Madam Schuyler
nt Beverwyek.
Salem Beef win, a-innre tlcut Lovat A;.ld-'?.
Chloki :i y.i Kjlte.i thn mata of ve iv-.re.liij.ful Q .v. rte.r
windin .p. win ra r. ina
M-iuv N.tl,, tlinis e-iiio ..< Bark Ducks and fitlad fr .rn
ye r>uii:ii Boa u.
r:b-n? Puddin--* aa Cern! ' .e;iia? ?
<'? ?? n Hatl . r
rietrr Bl lyveaaal r naeatad Cn akea baked at i
Nt'UW Atr.ster.lom.
hears -.
Swceti i Just rom* In h ra va Baal Indies ami '.' i
...ka.
c m nial ?
- . ? '?: ? i-.-v r ????- naca-aaary t ?
ve Minni I ne*. ? ircesaari
Pfttp fest yu l'l-.he?s if VB h'rtf fr. m ye
i ? r WW tat e\!-tr.
Sherry and ir.
Chateau ,
Am< ntl :.' : . Sherry.
? ' - | \ .,- . ?
m i-i...-i in,
M ? bi il n .i ?:? n. ??' : iti Label
Mu: ll
?'.- ,-?'..
.. , . -ir!-.
Tl ? srrangemi ots fer ths banqu I were carr ed ti
sn admirably successful t mplctl n by a committee
consistIntc of Morris Patterson Kerr
Rear-Admlr.il Meade, Edw nd Pay
Lewis Ch
l
J
. ch : im.it..
eon i 'one, i' lionel
Lowla Cheesman Hopkins, Howard Sumner Rob?
bins. Bdward Pliny I'hapln, Thomas Egleston,
John Quincy Adams, William Arni*-.r.-,nK Halsey
snd .r ihn Blderkln,
COLONEL chants SPEECH,
Colonel c.reint, in rising I i open tin- after-dinner
speaking, had i cordial n ptton, nnd after refer?
ring to the Individual work done by other patriotic
societies, added:
Bona ol thi Revol iti 'ii and Bona of the Ann ric ?:-.
Re olut lon de vote the mselv ? i t.. the hi ? v
Revolutionarj period. The Society <-t F
.Vars confine thi m.- ;-.- ps t, worka connect* ?
the w.ir 11 Hods of our \ mon from th.. K.v iltitlon
down to and Including the v.ir with Mexico The
Asa latlon of the War of If 12. aa the name .1- notes,
i-i' -j especli I attention I i events of thal -.a ir, md
the Aztecs I i ri:-- war with Mei ? ?; Army
nf the Republic and the S ???- of Vi I rana to thi late
War ..f the Ri hellion.
Thu-- we se,- c-,>r ? ..-h soclel -. h ia n "Ingle field, e.f
pre.it,.r or lesa extent, while the rounders and
Patriots, inet..|.'-. ? aklng, haa the "whole
rana." lt st;,-..iv, ;,, reason that. In the course of
time, mans of these associations must go to the
Wall, and i; behoovi i us, therefore, to bo conduct
the tarder Of our lives lind the affairs Of th- Pound?
ers nnd Patriots thal in th- survival of the titt.-st
we Viii Impress np.-tn our descei dante such love
f..r the Institutions of America nn.l resp*-, I for theil*
ancestors, that our association shall ? ?..iur.- unto
the and snd Its workr. become a nie-winK to the
peopi? of eur beloved lend. This si ould '...- the eriie,
considering the character of our personnel, whdeh
may he judged by those present here to-night. In
rnv true.?!.. around the World I iinve never peen
their peers, our society haa adopted for it* (Ina
the bonnie emblem of our slortoua Nation, and for
its motto. "Steadfast for God and Country."
.!???? i >r ?. r" w's the fli - - toast, ind ll waa r?
anonded to by Jual ??? <; Irleh, ol the Supreme
Court. Justice Go Irleh said that mch a dinner waa
a sufficient purpose for living. He -????i'. that though
the order was founded only one v. ir ago, yei In
that sheirt time many branches had been found?
ed throughout the States. Thp underlying princi?
ple of the order, he aald, eras Amerles for Ameri?
cans, nnd it believed In a Jual pride In descent
from nn<-p?tnr.- ot" morality ir l virtue and I >nor
and bravery. Al areal length he went ir.tn i
ilscory nf riie Jamestown colony, Ihe arrival of
Hudson ml the itltutlon later of the burgher
government in Mew-Amsterdam, also I ? ; 'hine en
the ermine* of the Pilgrim Eathers and their Und?
ine ir Plytn tutti
Justice Augustus Van Wyek responded to the
to::<t of "New-Amsterdam nn.l the Dutch " Kike
the previous speaker, Justice Van Wyck spoke st
great length,
General Tracy responded to th" "Day We Cele*
1 Til'. '
Ti aching on the Greater New-Tork ehnrter. the
?peaker aald thal the chief criticism waa again ?
thi Municipal Assembly, hut the Commission i. -
l.??; thal fen tun lo he right, because lt would
cl the the representatives of the people wi*lt proper
authority Heretofore Ihe people had no power ii
ti- -ir local goven ment snd i- was a govi rm tent ol
bureau, racy,
Th.- charter waa not perfect, and the speaker
thiiiiitht thrit h.- waa the only one who fnvort I lt
In nil Ita points, Including the- four-headed police
department, General Tracy said he would never
ii ?? in the banda of one man thi power of ".OOO
policemen, ll- favored a hoard that could only
act by pul.lr record and resolutions.
Thomna K James, on behalf of W, A. Halsey,
presented to 'he order un American flag .-ar.? l the
?-. flag, Several oth,-r speeches ( llowed,
Di: U0RRI80S 'linn A BISHOP.
int-: r"V--:>'K\T' \ BERVICB HELD IN ALL
SAIMT8- CATHEDRAL AT ALBAXT
Albany, Peb, ; In All Saints' Cathedral, at ii
o' li i< this morning. Dr. James Dew Morrison,
n ttor ol St. J.'im's Church, Ogdensburg, waa con?
secrated Bishop of the Bpla ..pal Missionary Dio?
cese of Duluth. This diocese has sn sres of 57.001
re nille-i and a population of bOS.OOO persons.
Participating ii tha consecration services with the
Rt. Rev. William Croswell Deane, Bishop of Ai?
li my, were ths following: Bishop Huntington, of
Central New-Vork, snd the Rt. Rev. Kr. Gil?
bert, Bishop Coadjutor of Minnesota, who, witta
Bl ', ,. Donne, vvr.- the three cpnsecrators; Bish?
ops .-*? irborough, of New-Jersey, and Cheshire, of
North Carolina, who were presenters; the Rt.
Ree, Dr. Hamilton, Lord I I Ottawa;
Bishops Starkey of Newark, Walker of Eastern
New-Vork, Kells of Book ne and Lawren.f
Massachusetts, ths Rov. Kr. W. W. Batterahall
iiml the Rev, Dr, R. M. Kirby, attending presby?
ters; the Rev, Dr. Samuel H:ir:, aecretary of ths
House .f Bishops; the Kev. Or. Huntington, rector
of Grace Church, New-Tork; Dr. Langford, general
secretary of the Board of Missions; Dr. J. liv?
ingston Reese, registrar .if the House of Bl
Archdeacon Gilfillan, of Duluth, and aboul slaty
clergymen and lumen frun the diocese of Albany.
The i ithedral was weil tilled wirti the audience
fathered to witness the ?? remony.
Ar ti;., request of th' H :.??,-?!? -t, and by ap
menl ..f the presiding Bishop, the preacher
w na the Bishop of Albany, ll - aubject was: "The
[deal Bishop in the Amerl an Church In the Sine
. Century." The testimonials of election and
,f conaent of the Standing Committees and Blah
spa were read by l>r. Hart, the Rev, William C.
prout, an assistant secretary of the House of Dep?
uties, and Kr. Rees,'. It ls ,i somewhat Intereetl ig
und unuaual fact that every Bishop In the Bpls
?opal Church In Amerl Iven written con
lent to the consecration i-f Kr. VI ? .-.- ty
onsents having been received, which Included the
entire home episcopate of America, with the et
eptlon of the Mlasfonary Bishop of Northern Cali
rornlai, who i-i dlssbled by illness from any ofllclal
.\ft---r the consecration Bishop and Mrs Doane
entertained the bishops, clergymen and other In?
cited guests nt luncheon at Graduates' Hall, In
eik-st _
THE WEATHER REPORT.
rE-JTORDAT*B RJBCOtU) ASCD TO-DATS POBBCAST.
? ? ? j--,!, z, ti a M rm which wn-, central lr.
Sastem North Carol il r haa Inert aaa l In
r-.---H\-. and la r-. rn central e.ff tha VI . i sst. Thar
,,r,Tii.r h.is risen aloWly ls the Ohio Valley sad oe
!. ? pi ? Coast, and ll I m the MU
\a-?twur,; over tha R sky M unta n . and i da
--. i< forming over Col redo, Il la Brarmet- in the
? .? est and ? oilier a the S itk Ula al I ? I
? .? temi ra tura sa remain*! ab il natl
lea raine am report I (mm tha Middle X ml ll lei
fi ?...,. ,, | ? i . . ad tin h .n i
v'.-it States, rn i senBrally fair ? -atlier fr -n ii.
uriel : ?? i . ? ? - ? * in Kew I ?
with an re i-i I lUtht i:. port n ? . . ..
,.,yi -r-,-a ? rain aw:, pn >-i -. tha m Idlt li inti
it*atM. r. i: .-..-? i La- dearing weather In * ul en portion,
:. ' ..: . isl ThB .v- i".-r valli
? . . ? I Southern
Utendeel '?> a?vers si
, fair in ii
DBTAILaKO FORECAST WOE TO KAT.
F'.r ates BBgtasMl, la>cr*aalaa -' Btlnese, arith min >,r
Bow In ai.uthern purtl n and ,,n lbs e-aat ooaat; *a'v.-re
lortheaBt ku1-:1 ..ii IBB ?r.Ut!l?rn r.-.,l Boutheaai . Url
Wot His*** N'.-tv Y,ri(. threattnlni araather, probably
Wavy an..w In aetitlern p?Ttl. Bi Bortbeaal win.la. sr-v-r.
iiia.a , n ihe coast
j-,,r i.. tern Pena Ivaata, Maw-Jeraey and Delaware,
BtB ,r Bnaw: r- i ':-r:- galea probibly Bhlftlag to aortk
resterly and cl*l ? " -'? I '>' 'vening,
j- | [i,,. pisttlcl of I'olumbla, atsryland and Vlrwlnla
alu or snow ni th* early ra rains followed by .-l.-Hr.nK
reather: high northwester!) winds; temperature about
Va'estern tfew-Vork parti] ' adi Sfsatker; brisk
ni hlgl n rtheasitrli a i.- ? i
r ? vv.-.i>-:ri Pennsylvania, fair i ra.ta l bv showers
Hon in the aarly morning; soHherty winN
-?>-.
TRims't: LOCAL i>?sr:nvATio--'9.
Night
. Ullin ' -j ntl
- r
.. i -.-. m -.-aaaJ ??J
CTTXi-j .-? -1
?
-
1
L -.-..^.r-J4._^
Hat.
Inch.
HO.S
3<>.o
In Hil* ,ll,..i .'ii a rnntli . tah Ila ima- ?uuv*a the
?vans-* in praaanra. ** ladlcatsd Bj- i ii* 'inb.ine-'a ?.:f
r .iin.g . irometei Tba dolled line riprssaBtj ttit Maa
? ? .?? BS i?.e..,|..,' .e. l.ri>-? Tl lani*,).
Tiibaoa e uri.... i'.i. :i. i i iii The waathsf ??-???..
raa . :? ii iv. with mow iartas lae af tern aaa ??? t e -. .-ni ;.k
-i.-si ..-u- re -,-..! beta M ?' tgrmtm, tba
ter* f' 13 degrees) '? ring ??. ;? ?;. '.nh!- thea that
t Monela; ai I .'?'.: I rei tl in thal of Ihe correapoaellng
jv caf last ri .r
The avestaet te ia** will be cKuJy and thrratenlng,
r<-.bBbly with snow.
CAUGHT STEALING IS WANAMAKER'S,
A THIEF MOHTAU.V Will NUKI) BT THE STORB'g
MM BL ll ra\
Pblladalphla. Kel.. I .V mun waa detected pilfer?
ing In Wann mn ker's stor" hue this ..fr-rnoon. He
Wa- fnllov.nl to .he .street hy William II. Mc
i'.,ll*y. who ls . mil'.y.d as ., deteetlVO flt ths
store, nnd evho ordered 'lie man ti surrender. Ha
told MeCalley that if i.e eaaaa a fi et Bearer to him
bs vx-oi.id kill him. IfcCalle-r drear h\* revolver,
and the man turned and r.n. Mei'alley nred at
him ami struck him in the beek. 'Ihe mun w.is
taken to the hospital, where lt was found that the
bullet had s..v,T".i his apina I column and that hla
.tr ttr-? bod* wi - pn rsl vied He gave his nam aa
William Drumgool**, <>f l^iwreneevllle. Brunswick
County, Va. The man .au hardly survive his in
torlea '
The werai Cougha generally field to Dr. D.
Jayne's Expectorant, and nol I few estimable
pl .' ll ians andona lt M their beat ?>rev:ripr.lon. e*e
?
DIED.
BL '.-s OS rh- M li:-' ? < | U I M ???'* at
>? ?? late Benjamin U. Illoa . ? "ara.
,; rr m her" lat* ., ?-?.'??' -.; 'fi: sd, is-.tim
- Wangi . N, .1 . I'i I , '? - ?' I Bl.
. i - rae ? Harelay mj . -. i-., ? ? - D., I. BM W.
K R . ?? 1:90 fr." I - i
i iirri?r.,?. al di: I
lat, ",-, Ureei i ..
, . N Ai BUsshw , I J i laW, C '->nal
? -.->? i ll' ?ll. ;.; fl la "K '.
Funeral ai m at 8 Fl -.ruary
.'. .- 1:1"- j. T.i
In .-r in- r i it Mox Bl ii Ij N : al i IS p m.
BPHBANR >.n ihe :<t?t all Pres. ll Barbaab
Relallvea ird fr.-nf- ira ted ti ,.-? - a f -narai
aervleea a, Wedneeda) I-'. ;??,,-* t. 1*!>7. at Ina late
rca lenee, S 109 Weal BTU ' DJO m.
- . .. . ,. , ...
COLE Tueadaj atti ? i !'?' 1 Bafsa U r^de.
I' n le realdence, No. 277 Il'.erao*
.*i . Hr - klyn. i'i a.i*. .', p m.
:.?
? KXMf er Nv,.', v I, Erimar} I, MW, r>n;?.mla
i' , Vane, in I ? -? ra
' . ? i at i lt?aevl!l ter i'..ireh,
i - . at., s ??. ra
'
Interment R -.-,| ile, I
I. I' v m xv .... ;.-? ruins February t Ja t. Smith
i man, in the WI. ? rai ??( hi
Kuneral fr-a. hla lair resides .'?'?? Xtl Dean M., nr,-<eh
Ijm, ? m ia i ii i i o - lo *.
h."-nu ? v . _..,,.) | \ j
KM KR BRO .K--.lt R ' I - -airy
l' I sui ?' , i-. ? Kat* edd rea f bia
? ?
I'n-i- ? .1 uer i : realdence, ftp,
7.1 ex rttttlei ?., Kuli, iv. \ ?
Ir-.'.-ini. ur .,,.-.
rea win n.t .'. ;.. m. train .- ra Kew v .rk ea
I-' ::r a) \- anl , R . ll I I
HATWARI ai bia realdence John N Hayward, ea BBB>
.lae. January .il. In ni*. 76th ??
it latlvea ami friends ara Uwtted I Head the funeral
rea at btu ula r ride-ice *. 243 Kn.- iTtl-. ?t., on
VX'edneeday tn min/, .-. Inel . .,? IO o'clock.
Kin-'Iv umll flower*.
.i"\r*.s .xi i. s Ancelea, Psi., January If i*;>7 Matt.-*,
Hi - ci-, vi! ,w nt tteoryr l rf,
Refativea and frlenda of the r.im v .-,? -.. invited *?> at**nd
tli? furrral ?.?re,..-*, at the ,,. fltti
? aa i it-', -r . rii.-*:iv. ita mst . ?? i" A m
M IN X- pai - 1 ,;.... ,, ,- r;-,..!u,
widow of Eda : .-? -n of
Ki -v '.
MYER) F.ia I T; ra iud<1 .'% at hla realdaaas,
Ne. 1*1 bernard Myers, la
Md ?i ii - i aa
>ra ott
PETTIT "i February I at hu \- aaa \-??_
derbllt-eve.. hr, ker., a .,. r. ,-,,.. formerly pt
Jamal* . i ? '
''? '' rea . fri. la an ted I Maud Um f.ir.irel
fi m Ora ? 11 ii ... ? . . . ,-. brinn i.
9 p. in
PoXx'BRS "r. ivt ri, ! ?: Hp arata, in hla
l*un*>ral .al itdence. x r*.;, u rm*-**.
Brioklyi lVedn*ad ts n ^"
[niermem prl ,:??
gCHEXt'K "ii rvinnre I. Mr- Carellan, widow Sf
- - ? ? ' - rnek ? :? ? - ? ?. nu*
ervleea at hi ? . \ im s-.-.th ctr
"' ? Re oklyn -.,'? i .-,* .*, p. ?.
;.-.private,
8EI.BV in I . , |, Pal., "n Friday, January 2n Pren
H Selby aar-1 80
yura. ?
SMITH- et !,-,,*??? | \ | . .- . w Jar.uarr
?il. will im Hart S
Funeral February I et tbe
?"1,M ? ive. and llth-at New
\ ,-k i i
?? pi
I law ia R-oekira,
lire P. Tateotl ..-..-? ""?
Funeral .., stite-eU
'?v li . i- ?. :. ..?? p. tn.
WOODLAWN CEMETERY
0!!l,'c N I. Lil I-- ja I ?:
XVer/lii-tn Nation f-Mt'i v.,rf, Harlem R.i!'r-a4
ttpcciiil {Collect.
^e've^'* "<? '^?Ayv^-v*^v^vys^^s^.'\yvj'^^. , .
T rib ii ut- le i-ni-, t<i Mull !*>u I,k,tI lirrnT
Dallj $10 , ?. i . |I pei :.
'."''> V1! '?' Sunday, *> ., .. ir; HO ?eaU pw m nth.
- ? oin: ir,?? *j ,, ?..-.,-. \v . i |] , ,.? wv.klv. %X
....,,. ,.,-ra | forehn in-rte*
v^ ? nd Cana .... an I n ll ? dan) In .\ea-i
RBMITTANPER, if aent in i , ti, unn rtstend ?;;i i,? mt
tba oaraor*! rtafe
BRA KPH L'PTOWN OrFICE. 1.213 Bl idwsy. Doa?
??: ??. l.-.4 N --.il .-'. *^-e?^
AMERIPAN'h AHlinAI. will "nd The Tribuna at:
i. ?? -, ' un. - of ri,- rm um 7', i..., bi., i: c,
M r- n, R - - a ' Barthel nv a ii .??, v.. C.
Brown. .; uki 9 ? ? ;,i n. ? . ixford st.
? ia Pi k a- s 4 ? Lu ls '.''? ' r
Parla J xi j. roe a Co., 7 Rim * rlbe
ii inna i i .e- ? ?? an l.. ? d< I ? nee.
ei H ... , , 81 Boulevard if mitt mania
i 'r lil l.v ".n.,ls-. !:-ir->.-.'i a?- Kir
Thom,.- ? .-. rt, i i .:? ropers.
c,n-\n I., -ni. h.I. (Idler a Co. ar 1 tra ri Bank.
Kl rei ? XV':]'! v i C
V ? An?;, Austrian Bank
?? Pen rabum i 'r, dil I.- rn ill
.?? London of! a The Tribuna I - ? i avsal Bt rises
to leave adx-ertia**menta Bivi s;i" rlptloi
,- plea ft ,* :- bourrhl In Ij'nd n from
Meaara. Swan .v Leach. N'orthumberland ave., directly cp
? ? Orand Hotel
X Ittwel} ,.<iiii|iii.i lon perfini.e
li Mal nu ki-ta i ?voi e-. pie b:-?
. .? i ? i v n Lsx ? nd. H
I'oatuflli-i' .\otl?*e.
K r.-icn m.-i:!s for !'. re -'.. eOdlOf :-;-'i,rv rt, 1S07,
win cloee ipr raptly ii. Bil Miall - Oeneral r stefBee
aa follows:
TH AXSATI.ANTIi' MAU*-'
WEDN'DBDAT At 7 a. m tsupi , -i rn I for
Europe, per a. -. *Bt. Paul, ?? la t ? at S
... :i. laupplementary IO SO I rn i f r Eur pe, per ?. a.
?BrlUnnl via (Jueenatown; .if 1" ?. n rr B-Mr.'iin
,1a?i. per .- ?. r- i Antwerp I letters nuiat
erred per Fi ll n for V.-ther
landa din t. per i. a. ? '?'? - ' I iw ,!*t
r..r. i ted !?? r V ei ket dam' ?. ?' ll tn.
tot i'll-' '"-I nj and N'atal, pei i. a, Tetatu.i ii-ttera
. ure ted ' per Tel in .i -
H.e.::-xv Al -' . in for Ki Ba ti rtand, Italy.
;. Portuaal, Turkej Eva . lr, tis. psr
t. a. *ldk Mretagne, .ir.. ? t - iher parta Of
Europe muai dlreci .-',,.:??' ,*n.> i al *.;30
a. m. for Bu i *! r-' via Qui ? ' en, ?t
h .,. iii. f.-r :;? n.-r;,-,!- Ilreot, per i - Ism, e-ta
Amatardsm ilettera mual i?- i ; i ?-. !* ned tn'>,
\. ?? ? per ? * Vat ndoa,
via RotterdBm ilettera mual I ti f "per x-e?n
at 8 a. for i - - Kal 11 'l"ttrra
must i?- dlrectef* al IO a. m. f r s-.-tiand
dire i per I I via Ulaegow < Kl rs muir be
.; r- te i 'per Plrca
?Printed matter al ?'? n ?? .era -,.:.?.- , Tu?a
:,>j t * i sr.d Bsturdavi laka printed matter, etc,
? ? -i ly .i:.: ? .-? i print-i matti i. eic
[or other perta "f Europa xx hits S'.ir itearoeis oa
? ? . ? - . .I prlati I raattsr, etc.,
', r Europe. Amen, in, Cunard ml Fr-n-fi Lin- ;'-.imera
:.i?r printed matter, eti , I all ? aintrtei r-r wMcb th>y
it- .i Ivi.':- a ? ram mall.
After the .-I *iiu; ,,f 'lie supplemental*, Trasasttoatls
nalia named - tary ra Ila ara
loni .' an, r:riKli*.h. French and
;.?? ni a teamera, and remain ? yn until within t-n m'.n
itea ? f fie hear , f ? ? ? uner.
HAILS VOtt BOCTH AND ' E.NTRAL .XX!!.Kl .x. WBSff
lNT>iI-:s, ETC.
fTEDNESPAT?At 8 a. m. for Rta Janeir" ,:;-..t, aiao
Bani ? ind La Plata countrlea, via Rio t,.-..- i . ; .-r $. a.
..--. ra f iher nerta ol Bras n
? ?;?? ' Kuti tl' ,. at ll i ni for l'..rt an }-r - ..
.-? Domingo and Mi*.,.-.-/, par ? - i-\ i.. Lraaeps
, ??? i - | "I ? ? , !? 1 aj. ? mual i || ? .]
." Be Leaeepe") it I p r' for Pul i. per - a.
e , ? i Havi it .1 | n ror M Plata couo
rect. per i Kaaten
rillllsi'AX Al ll a in for Vei ?;.., ,, p,.
? h.i ,i- ilettera I :. ? .,?,! i -.,-?.. <. , via
"pei e.,:.. ?
?KI!,.*, y x: a ? ", Or ll / ; an : ly. pi,,, .- Matr -a.
pera ? riallleo.vlaP-rm.ml.il, llahl.i ind Ki. i.i.i-iro
iletten t r.N ? ' i(r .sit mu? ? - (lalii* , ???
?? |o ., n , ,;;!?-.,er,'., e 10:30 ., ri. i for l.-unalea.
Jeremie Bavanllla ?-. pera ? Adlron.bv*k
Keri ta tot i ? i '' i ? ' - ? : , ? r x I? i
i; al 1; ta- I Jereml Petit a ave, Papa Hilt!,
,,. uni,?? ul Bt. Ma . ? i. a m rawn i ,,t 2
p ,n i, i Pott ? Bl ? Ure. I pei -v ?. a* Iii
IA*fl.RDAt 41 tfJO a ni ? ip .*?..!? n . ?? a m i for
Hi, >'r i\ and ai Tnomaa, ? is Bi fru. {.reward and
XX ndward 1-ian l* Martinique , I Karl id.vj t^r ? a.
i-ar::.b..e. at l" a rn iiupptemenrar) 10:.% a. m.I for
jX.ix-.'uv-j.. ,l?'-me! nn,l < ,rt?i.iK*n i. |*.-r ? ?. KRlj at
io 3,1 ?. *s for.Campeoha, fhi?ra?. Tahaaieo ?n.i fasa>
t n per a, *-? fumurl ilettera f r ..'h,*r parta ot M.-?ico
and fr fal... mual L- directed "per Vumurt"j; ai Vi
m. for Oren* I Trinidad ind i bafo. pei i ? ur. auria
?t T i- m. for S'assi i, N P . i>er ateanwr fr. ra Miami.
I'la.
lt Vl'AY- Al * ??'?' : ,T1 tot :? V rr- M.,|.i n, par
.^'.--inuT from Hatlfaa.
'aria for N>v?f'.iindlai--?i, by rall to Halifax, ont th-nca
teamer ' ta at thia office dally it | rm p m.
Mhin for Miquelon by ra Boaton and thanes hy
-?..im.-; i I .?e at '.lu* office dall) al f .t*. p m Malla
j , pub i a se "! 'l ' i ??! Th m.. for
? ra ir ll:.ir bj iieane-ra Miling .Monda ya nr.l Th'jra
ilsva. fran Port Tampa. Ela. Math fr Mexi<?,\ ever
,-iie-? et.eei 1, fer dtapatch tn ateamer.
m al 'i'i? office a,ile a* T .- rn IRegiatered mall
, i:.-? ai 4 p "' r"" '? "5 oar.
rv. \ssl'.*.,?:ri,' v eii.s
"alla fer aeStlSltB tSSCepl t!'** f .- XV.--- Auarralla,
which are forwarded via Europe), New Zt-aland.
Hawaii, FIJI nn.l Samoan lalanda. i*r a a. Alameda
ir,..,!, Sai Fr,n. i--ei. rlosa :. ? ? laili up te February V
??; hi 7;*>xi ?? "> ? '? a "l ? ""' ,; ;!" i' ,n **>r ern ar?
ti.'.ii ;,! Kan V h of ?? ? ''".,--> with Hrhi.ii malla
* .- e.: ti..ll i. Minis f"r Air'-illi ,-\ -pr x\vm .\ut>
trnlU. tl iee-.,! BBd KUI Iff.m.: I ,11> ad Ireased
,-,,m per ?. ? Warrimoo ifrmn Vancouver), rteaa here
dall) ,.f"'r Janxutr* ISI .,:?! up to Keb ia ry I al ott)
p in Mulls r--r '"Iilna. J..[mn .mt Hawaii, pta ?. a.
pity .if Peking (from s?n ^ancb.-h bara dully
up to Kebruarj " ut 0:80 p, m Malla foi H**e.tii, per
h e,-'iil!.i (from San Krati, la, ,i cae tiero dally
nj, to Kel.mary li it e. rt.i p. m. Malia f,.r illina and
Japan, p'i a. ?. Olympia I from Tacoma). cl..?e hero
? Lilly "i> to IV! ii nj t'.'H .it .'..'lu B BS. Mall* for ths
Hoelety lalanda per Ship Oalllee if. a-e Sin Ki.inctaco),
rioae hara dally bp to rabmaiy ll al a so p. m. Malia
?? r .timi aad Japan (specially sddraassJ saiy), per a. a.
..v ..r Phlna (fr n. Vancouver), .! ,ae her* dally
up i.. Pebroon '--' at 0 ia a ?
irv- tunilr ara dad lo peal of nailing Salty
?n I the n.'tie.l-ile ,.f rioai.ar lr. aJian^rd SM the pr'aump
., ., r ii,.- r unlatemapted riverland irjnalt. tReglO*
trr^.l mall cl.*?e? >i fl p m prevl Mil ,1ae.
i-IIAIU.KH XV I'AVTOS'. Poet
Poatofftce. New-York. N. Y.. January 20. ISM.

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New-York tribune. [volume], February 03, 1897, Image 7
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924