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THE BIRTH DAY OF LINCOLN.
A QVIET OBSERVANCE OF THK HOLIDAY.
BPSIXPS.S SrSPENlam* MORN T1UX WAS EXPECTED
I'ISPl.AV Of THK COLORS,
Tho star? snd Stripes flapaped and fluttered oTer
?all th.* public buildings and over many prlvsts
buildings in tho city yesterday bscause tht ^?"|
er,)i rilsplaa of thc iii.; gras part of (he observance
ot Lincoln's Birthday, and the bright colon srere
more notlcoabla becauae of their contrast with the
flying sT.i-.tt-ii.-ik.-H Buctri a display of Ihe "tmei i i
flag In n snowstorm In ths -irv hai noi been seen
often, although Washington's Birthday, I iel
Fohmnry. hus been markod by rv- ?' aplsj ?
flair mary yaar tor .-i lona llnie. Po many the slghi
of yesterday suggested Ihe III ugh I - il abran rn
I.in.-.>!n's work for his country gras performed in
Btormj limes, ind lha fifa runtry's Rai
well fly In honoi rthday In stormy mst
At thc Battery ,u rr | was- rata d early yes
mornlnK by ? .-lr For ???*. greal k
< f s.rc. ?? Vna Aradale, a->f Revolutlonarj fame,
and Captain George Ifoeeer, of rh" Anderson
Zouaves, iv I Regiment of New-York Volunti
t .? Civil W u and s number of vetersns were,
I ent i I in i tie cen bi .rv i ? , -.??? ?
< nona >l tho !. Wv ..?
and di |
Tho hollrlaj w.i ger sus
? ? \. Per?
haps . ,.| nmi h ti a ? .-ni); of
a
ha.l st ifl ? . great e> tn. i
were n heir 'I 101 s Th*
of : he em. . ... - nnd bank - . a i sri ed
closing fri ther were so fest per
gone in a irge otl
the elevu rs wert- stoi I
A; the City Ha I j tho various depai n i
was like t
? Police I , et ol lin
'???:- srere
.i.. not sp
i ling rai .> in the aftei
Although i.i -ma Ity were Idle <i '.li?
ing ihe holld it "..,. m ,rnr) iv pi moei ol them out of
uti -, ?- Tho issn I- nf . Vi,Vi 7 who wei
from school wen kepi In iheir homes The i
ment of Ihe holiday, therefore, was chiefly In loora
rn
Tim CELEBRATION IN BALTIMORE
Ths Young Men's Ri
rim Cl ? bal ..i al the Hotel R.-nneri o-night
Was I Birthday cel<
In this cit) \ fa .-??:?
stors. Reiin ? ? a..-ii- amoi i
sues! evening. "Alii
lum Ll s led to hy < 'ongre
' ? ? - rhe National Rep ibll p ? ?
was r? -i ? led 7". ? ?;. ? ape.
r ?
COLONISTS Eon VENEZUELA.
i
TO ESTABLISH THEMSELVES ON A Bid
ORANT FROM THE OOVERNMENT.
A party of twooty-two peraons win san fr.mi this
rita to-day on the steamship Venesuela lol nd
?v ..rr a Isrge concession of land In Venes?
uela This large concession of land was {
bj the Vi ni i ii an Q n - rnroenl set eral years ago to
some American cit liens on an agreemeni thal Ihe
lan.I v lied anil Improved. The pei
who origil received ll did no! take any Im?
portant steps to transform the wild but valuahle
territory given them Into a cultlt ited and popu?
lated ..-ni' ? il Grant, a ra road contractor,
recently asked th. Venrauel n Government ro re
afllrni the gi I ar. iuest was
fnvoi ? ? The Orinoco Company, Limited, was
then .,.-??.? at I. Mini for the
nf . arn Ina tl ? .-?????? Cnder the i
? - - rn pa ny, l h< part) ol
r.izr rs li ava
are three married iplei The rei
j ? f wi tv. H. < irant, of Parll ?, is the
en t Ira ...
i g men will i rty arri
ly timber land, which th. i. ? I ? it In order
lo ratal - ?ff< ntatlons.
The eastern s..e gi len
of the ' 7 ?? ? River Tl e
gram ls Bl sui one ' ii dr. il n les long '??? flt j
w Idi lt ls lim"-- ? , ? ? I with a aluuble
Umbel There 1
..... , . |(>t ??,! [0
be | as some of 1 ?la. In
tween
Bi Itlsh < Lil,. ?
sion. - .i numb, i of > \ ard?
ingly ? mines. If the laoti ? dispute
? gold mine
v me into the i I \ met ii n n ? ol
.TH,.
.
??:??-?
- - - , . ?,.
? rom the mont -
nr prei - I in the forest. I vi .
ret to 1
t
ITS SEW HOME DEDIC ITI D
CEREMONIES \T THE UV ' '
? ? TE
All ' ' - ?'' , ' wei
l . e Hebrew T ? ? e wa*
,. - ? edicated untt yesterda;
being considered es] it. for
Vs Birthday T.-u. school ls ni Nos I I
nd ls thoroui ? .
f i .a ?
: g of a a.-:- tyiah stone si I
will be taught ia w.
:
pt ayer by the Rc Di
i; ?; H Blooming li.-. In h.
? . V v ..' ?
I ofl i i- r- \ lawed Ihi story
. .
Mess) ? ' ? ? ' success of theil
work. Pi.- lem Hoffman made "? ??? ? - ad
eveli nd Dr Hi nry M.
Wx 1. ?. aa.71 rh. ... pn si
.
1
; edgi trayi est Inter.
t? ki i; 1 ?
ev reci
the institute by com
. .... ... 1. ?. \ . ? ... , ..
?
171 .rs. s at a ar.Ona
'.'.
.,??111 p
- ,,- ,.' . is ?. - six of -..? younj
? ? 1 . .1 : 1
edito) ' .. flo irlshing 1 1
them own paten!
. . ? Tu ? lt ?? ?? ins m. r. ir- al
... . ? 1 7-ii.r.. ; 1 'nlOl
1 eived the di _???? ol li 8 from
two yenrs ag I er wai vale
t he flrsi
v .. . ... lauren yo :., man A fi a
nger h ri I | . I.
i ol ? ? ni ind . ??? ?? yest a largei n .ru
her enter the i - I ? it Co i><-r I 'nloi
Professor Morris I ?? '? also maale ..-. address
CROCEERY TRADE VEX AT hi writ.
The rr."-K- ' tl D
last muht Their Board of Tn le
, | .. ? ? I ths SOO membei I
ik of the Boat I
thar lt was Pi;.- largest and mos)
tn th" history of Represent
islness froi the 1.1 Wi st wen
In attendam e, B deni ol I ??
Crocket ? of Trade, | I wll
a' tl '? tabla ss prli i of the o n wi re
Harry L Jennaas, of Detroit; Frederick VV I Hu?
rl; B. W. Moi rill. < f East Oral ge;
William Burg ea-t'nlted Si.it.-- ''..usu; to Tm
stall, i -' the gn t potter;
Franki P Abbi.', ol Paris Prance; Thomas Purni
I Lo idot W. K Eliot, of Com . J, KV,
Drooka ? I ' *? ' Balli
I , v f Englai lohn Sawyer, of
j Me.; 8. F Stratton, of Bi i ton; L. 8 Hin<
man. of 1 ? W -thi A French, i I ?
\( ? .*; ??????;'?? of the Board,
i f.... uri- of the dinnei
v . ?. thais of ts i-iiarid ? r cups . '
ts -I . - ? > mi t eh. ' 'n r ha sauoei a -
father Ol I'otterr.. 10 I IS
mi.il.rr
pioderi patt fila arl Qrswtlng.'' a printed
, wll ' bore tbs foUtrwtng Inscrtp
efore I, Ka r..n:. s, of ihe dim land "f
Hr.-ek legend, rlaim i.;rist.i). with ... r fecal
aa*.- iHir.', ?, t N.ixom, in th. *
Tovea ss 'red to tn;, father, lia.'.hus. a solace a
f.iiif..r- IO li trtadne, lifter all her Bl
,,ws There I made lha flrsi clay ress. - ;.-.??
,> name io < - '-'t ..f potting thrxuni. ,
.i'i agaa For my father's revels I made t
. ?.. 1, .. ,.un k'r.1 . Ul,,, fi,,- A. ...... ^ ..^1 .... .
I greaat you I aaa.- bOTIl nt N.ixwe, In thosa
groves sa ri fat hei Ita.'.hus. a solace ..i 1
<f.nif..r- to ii.- mm er, Ariadne, ..fi^r all her sur
w- There I made lha flrsi cia) vesi
n.) asms - l sri of potting through .. *
latter ages I ?? my father's revell I n ida I i
drinking cup Keras, arni for Artadne'i
burial urn- an. i Bo am ... ...-.j lbs | >' 11 ?>:. Ol all t!,?-u
w ho havi powei
l'rt-.-ii.i.t Kllmmon mad. .. il ii Inti ! r* ad
In opening ihe -7 ?
flrsi loai ? !??,??? ,!.?? bj
.
il - -? Vi.1.1 -
he pro
dra-s
' ' .,
?! ll 11
? -.? word
Alonso, .i;? i\- arrota himself dowi
Bishop r.'tt.i referred ''ri. n.-. ?., tha
I 7 Pottei referred '.ri. il;. ?.. the age ,,t ti,. ,rt
aepreeentsd by those present, and ihe dignlt) of His
|rt. and vi!i r?m:?iks w< 1 fr-') .. ntlj iii) 1 r ir,t.-,| l.y
ippia ua<
panian.in M .mil a|.'.k.- 'o the toast. "The Crock
rrv Trade ga issn bj si Outsider.' Henry i
Janna's s,,ok.. to .;.k..i Pelion ehlp h, Business
rrederVk W Hlnrla-lis to "Crockery as Relates] to
olltlcs," and Frank I Abi^t to "Ths World of
Trcde."
TilF Ria REALTY TRANSFER,
TINK AMD PIHKRTY-ST. OPFP'K BUILDIMOi
ALSO OIVBN Bl Till-: INSURAKC1
COMPANY IN EXCHANGE.
lt was learned yeastertlay thal all rho Aetatls In
- nnrctlon with ths bil real estate deni *-'"i*"r'' ?'
In yesterday's Tribune, whereby the New-York
p. tit) Ci ni".my transfers to ihe Metropolitan Life
. mee Company the flfteen-etory Syndicate
building nt thc south weal corner of Liberty snd
Nassau Ms. In ea 'henge for several properties of
thc i1ij.ur.1T1.ompany In this rltj snd Hrooklyn
and a small amount >f cash, were entirely satlB
factory lo the principals to the tranBactlon. The
properties egchsnged aggregate In yuin" about
r..i??i..?'ai. a protracted meeting was held yesterday
.it the Metl ipol tan Ufi Building, al which John
B Hegeman president of the company; Vlce-Preei.
deni Haley Flake and Stewarl l- wyniford, ooun
sel to the corneal y, were among those present, lt
waa -.h.I that the deal was nor discussed si the
meeting lt waa definitely asserted, however, thnt
ihe ti maa ?; h would be farm illy approved al .1
meeting of thi officers and directors of the com?
pany lo i"- held ? hla afti moon
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company trims
f. rs about tift. cn parcels, most Ol th.-rn In Brr.uk
lyn. in add lo th Welleslej apartment-ho
ai West End-a ve, and BJghty-flrst-st.. and the
Earlsoourl apartment-house, at Ihe northweal
ner ol Madlson-ave ind Thlrty-flrst-st., meni
In yesterday's Tribune as being inionar the proper?
ties transferred ba ? ? Meti polltan Life Insurance
Company t.i the New-Tort Resit) Company, the
former com pa na gives Ihe Wallace office building.
ai N<>. :?'. P ?!.?-?!. :. ten-story llreprool building,
? Ba ird office bu il Mob, 133 and 1st
l.lberty-i ru il ? i < '??', tr-st., un
. ? ?. en - tory drepr aol bi ll Iii *
?
MEETINGS iv/) ENTERTAINMENTS.
T . \v . im Henkel Republican organisation of the
XVIII", aasemhl) Dlsti I entertained ll memberi
and their friends Thur lay evening al the clubhouse,
N ?? Thlrd-ave., the celebration being In honor of
i'll The flags and Chinese lanterns
.'". (ho outside ol ihe building told tl.1sn.1l pis.
-?? bj thal something unusual wns going on, while
wiri;'ri every hil of available space was decorated
a ? bunting and Natl' nal emblems A buffet supper
c - serve 1 ru ihe se. ? . 1 nd red I esta who
were pres. ? the evening, and ?? programme
. ? 7,ip,.n- and Impi rsonatlons
rn is also carried otu by .1 niimbet ol the "talent
I those , ?. wen John Sabine Smith,
ii . ,: i- 11 t ? , 1 ..? ghea, John ll. Hun
ner Henry Burn . Oeorge ir Manchester and R
J. Wi ghi 8 -j.hes \a--i ? rn ide by Qei ral
ind Mi sn ?? Tl mmll lee li I arge ol
the pvening"a arrangements was 1 imposed ol Ihe
? ? is na I ink ll 1 ? T F. M. Hon iii, Fri d
rrii k Bartetls and HI hard M '
Thc Jubilee rlass, '.'". of 'he Collegs of Sr. Fran
1 Xavier, h. ld Its second dinner Thursday night In
Delroonleo's There were seventy-five covers laid
1 the gue ms ..f honor were Ihe Rev, M H.
1 Hr > r p* .1 . . ii- Rev, F Om n. 8. J , thi Ra*
a a t'li V ti .1 ..7.1 Ihe Rev F Ronayne, I .1
\ . ne Ledwlth wis toastmaster and among
the speaken were 1: ll. Fiske, Percy .). King
Phillp F \ Ryan, Owen A Hat vi J Bwalm
ind James F Donohue
Hem*) C. Robinson, Ihe w ll known merchant of
Ity, delivered an Instrtt lit address ..ii Ihe
National foreign poll -,,?'? . irg. audience al
?ri- of ihe Rlt .?! ? le Rep iii 'an 1 "lub "ii
IVednesday -.-??? lt r Mr 1: "lr son, who was an In
?? fri* nd and 1 pr real admirer ol th. Inti
. 1 fnvor. ?! rt vleoi sp*
fi il
in ..f Hawaii .is a St.it. into ihe I'nlon
Mr. Robt 1 ?? i ,/?.;? 7. 1 y of the pr.
idmli 1 rat loi los ???1 ;!??????.ni rles 1
\ ? , . . ? ,
he Intel Val ? M Rohll soi apoke
? 1 ble length on I lu |aol j il 1 ??'.'.?: .c.,-- .
t ich he faa ? I t with t he llmltai lon that lha
.* i\ - ha ve i he righi lo wit
? phj si, a! force the Narlo ?
he Nat lol tl alomah 11 ,1 ? ia Moi roe Ij i ir.nc.
The New-York Alumni Ass. f the I'
ei ty of Vern nt s 1 fifth annual ri -
il rh?. Hotel Mani); Han, Forty
l-St .ll: ! M I V ll . )|
lock The pres! !? ? the a
-? ihe Ri I .en-Is Francis pastor of
Ri I V.r. h of Brookla li
'-...'???' es I ir
edward H I '??? k, 11 ra n P. K Fr. ?
r. k Billi) .-? . |r
A lecture on the "Kingdom ol Mi it-en" will he
riven ir. the hall of th< M P lt. Tin
7 , ? ; ? \>. 1 i- . . rn .
t.. at 8:1S 1.: -r ? ? ? ? ?? - .r -1,. ..
11, , ? ~. 1 ?.
11: un. I . ? I '?,.?-? \ , '?;,?? i "it ii Url
1. 1 Vi . i 7'
series ..f v.in. t St Rernard'i
? !? r I, No 334 \\ ?'-? ! '..--.,? ?
i;. ? R '; have
? ? ?? cy beean
I will io ? ? a even -n. ? ?
prnoon
The srirls' dena ri men 1 of Ol in 1 S hool No "
? 1 '1 ? ? ? lt ? ? first-si and Kdge ???
1 ? Birthd ? Thursday wit
. si reiser.
Our ' nei No v R . ? ' Arcanum, will give
?????' men a nd r .?? ? pt ... on Monda} ? ?
ng al I., nor* 1 .\ ci um
An .!???? ? ?? . i t and inf..rn al dance of th.
;? '11 Israel Hospital league will 1 .,- p ice on
...-'... 1. ? ; ? eventh-si
T>... ..... 0f th? pr. gn -- Rep ...
place 1 rds . v nins ai the Progn - -
Rooms, .\v>. a and 80 Avenue A.
meeting f the Society of the
alumni of tho City Ho eld af Clark's res
.1 irani. Tw. ? ear Rn adwaj. Tl
\ iouI forty m. iii tart were pri aenl The
I ? * pre. led over by Pr. sldenl Brooks
l Wi . The society at thi meet ng pn sri led to
mens,'. as.-s and r aa In
ti m. ni f >i. '' pJ ii/, read ; apt r on "A
? ommodloua and Convenient Paralyse)
vi: Adams ol Kewburg ?? ad a rei ?
ises of "' i| Xi onatortim ' Pul
? ? ? Board of IP
?.,.?? presented bj lu VV
? Baner After th) regu ir nu .Mia. a supp, r waa
Tl e Xl ' ? ?? ? I', ?? ? Ri p ibllcan Club
N ? :?." Wi -1
st.. T ghi Ad olnlng the
Heh , ll,hi. in which .1 vat
?? . 1 ? Ous Hill's specialty com
songs and ski ii hes, whl I a
md appr.vlativi audli ? 7 auded va Ith
? ' '' *?'?. 1 . . ? ? \ ; 1,.1 ,,i.i ri
? ?: P tt ??..,-. 1, g Gibbs w*-r?r
m..uk those pi ?. ? ?
ei ?? I lld M in < 'ome From?" w.is ihi
t the first In 1 fie erl. il ? rn -- egun
:? v 1 .? Ji mi s 1 'hambei - In the c ilvary Pi ?
' "hun ii laat Bund <\ < \ pnh k Thi ? ? 1
Opie ta.'I l*e "Why ls Mm Here?" Thee. In
ii.* questions are 'ailing out a k...... .1.f |n
erest I>r Chambers has not much to say in
ivor ? .-????? methods o' treating the Bible
1 pop : ? ..... s ouni ??'-' f..r man I le
,.. ? ti ilui lon la athel) ? , I
rhlle Hie exact process bt whlcl man waa
rough) ' g li lt ' hera '..- no reason
u lib view to >Vu!i! the crestlou Bl -i>
in of 1 fie \ - ir College Alum*
..? ? rx al thi M inhattan Hotel, Forty
it , and Madlson-ave .it 1 o'clock ihls af*
?
The Rev Dr Oeorge Alexander will address tva
Association Hall lo-morros at
IS j. in The Gounod Choral Bo. lety of 100 voices,
. Professor Tallie Morgen, aa.; furnish tba
Al Ihe Weal Bide Branch of the Toung Men's
hrlstian Aasorlatlon, No rn1* Weal Flfty-aev.
t, lo-naorrow, the sm.lents- Bible Class, si I ,rt
. m tain he laugh) hy r- Lawrence Hunt The
.l,ir.---s ri ihe you na mena meeting, al IJO i> ru.
. , be given b) thi lr.-a i?r Chsrles T. Thompson,
The Rev Dr Charles ll rta ton will lecture on
ur..Vy evening, In Ihe Church of the Dtvlns
??terni!) Flftblsve snd Forty-flfth?ai., on
1 '.'...pu, .-n l the Modern Pulpit
l, Vlereck m.-mV r of the German Auth -
ea gue and former member of the Reichstag, will
.- on Monday, ai 4 M r> rn. rn Hainilr.ui Hall,
, .-nt.',, 1 nlverali) in llluatrated lecture
ermin, upon "l-'ri.lVf Var,-. ll P. |'\
lora lion* No Hi gels are required
Men tera of Ihe New Tort <;?-.< 1 logical and Bio
rapl ,1 Booiet) mel h.si evening al NV IM West
1ftj elghlh-Bt , the n.tina marting!hi.mph Hon
f twenty-eight yean of nv f.r Ihe organisation,
:,,i being also Ihi.maloo of the fm mal opt ?<
f the llhrai \ inna 1 a abort bu 1 -.lon pre
sdsd the literary esei Isa which consisted of two
?pers, ?n<- by William Nelson, of Paterson, on
,... characterlstlcB of Karl) Dutch Settlers ,u,.i
... other b) 1 olonel Frederick i? 'ir..7- og
Reminiscences >.f Caron l..f- from IMI ta IBM,"
rtthar.'l from wIih. he Heard from f:|s fa'l;?-r upon
ie events Of that period Af'er thc reading of lha
apara b resolution was Introduced by Thomas <J. j :
vans former secretary of the society, and passed. | 1
dvo.-atliig thc psssnge of tho joint tesolu'lon In- 1 1
trod,ired Into the Vnlted Ptatea Semite prnvldlna I
for printing the name* nf the liriKl* of families and
other detailed information sa shown by the first
Federal OSnsilS ttl ITT-' The officers "f th.* sn.-lety
for the pre-ent v.ar :irr-: President, Crtiernl .Limes
Orsni Wilson; vlc4?-presMerits, ur. Bstnnrl .<* Par
pis nr.,1 i-ornellua Vanderbilt; se, rotary. Ki.-hard
ll. dreeite, (requirer, Hi.wen \V. I'ler-nn; libra rig n.
Hiram I. ilkina, Jr.
Thone pupils of the Barnard BClMOl who rank na ,
offlrirs iitid.r th'- military nrgan'zattoti maintain, <l j
tlier.* -vcr.. entertained n? .linnet- Ly or. of their
number si the Hotel Norssondle last strMilng. The
le.
ed
i.\ ? ? i:-. ?' ci ms ratiiRiiri, i*. ??*. *"-' ...?.-.
P, Townsend and 1> irld W. ft Wttmtm
number si the Hotel Norssondlo Issi .v.nine. The
hos! xx-.,.*- Adjutant Victo* de ls M< nt-sgne Karie
The company numhen-il about twei ly, and Included
Captain William I,, .laren. Lie u I enan I Theodore B.
Lyons, Ferrla Faulkner, L M Alexander, Edward
Tho Rev. pr Newland Maynard win deliver nn 11
lustrated aral historical lecture on Lon,ion. the
Metropolis of -he World," m-xt Wo.ities.iay nfter
noon ?t chlcki ring Hall.
DU. POTTER HOLDS THE FORT.
THK PASTOR SITS AT HIS WINDOW AND
TAKES SNAP SHOTS AT HIP FRIENDS.
MK DECLARES HE RILL FIGHT CNTIt. HR C-KT**
Jl'STK-fl oil MKS HIS ATTACK OJI
?MUN D l.ia.'KKI'Kt.I.Kl!
The Kev. Dr, Daniel C. Potter Billi hoi,io- the fort
ia th.*. . burch houae of the Baptist Taliernacle, ir,
? . Tenth-SL, snd d. noi propose to
I,*-, turned oul ..f hla hom.*, notwithstanding the fact
thai iii-- temporary Injunction lt training Ihe em?
ployes of the Mission Boclety from Interfering with
Dr, Potter in '.'.- possession of the house haa I.i
withdrawn, rina thu! seven city marahala sra
guarding, ii*- ihe) Ruppoae, every possible approach
lo the house I" Potter, arrayetfln hi* -m..kim;
Jacket, sal complacently si hi* study win.low yester?
da) and am: - i hi maali by taking bi sp ihota with
.nala si sympathising friend* and reporters
who *it.?.,l in t.'i" street below, an.l by lowering
? ? ?'? them through the medium Of hi* string and
cracker-csn ex pres*
'ihe mw. ri of l?r. Potter** Ingres* to hla house
haa al lari been solved, < >n Tl.ar*,hu afternoon
the marshala, who Blood guard si thi lowei ei
liane* and on the roo! thought lhal they had the
doctor eflfectua '?? barred from the house, but tow?
ard evening he xv,.* .i i-i ihe atreel a fest mo
menta later wa* lost lo ihe sigh! of the welcher*
below, and to their amazemenl was nest seen sinil
Ing down upon ihem from his study window
ll wa* learned definite!) from Connors om ol
Si i.r.l*. yesterday thal i., Potter's meena ol i
trance i* by lay of Ihi church roof ll
? ? rd .1 thal ita guard* on ihe roof had ewtt him
nhen he nan- mar -i..- .inr.!: t....f ..ti Thursday,
When n-k.-i way they did not stop bim ?' i
r. p ed "And take ., chance <>f breaking their
blessed neck*? I guess nit." Ab a matter of fact, ll
waa a daring minn lo do, foi In sliding down the
steep r.'.'t ihe loci i had to depend on the
of getting a footing on ihi lead lhal r.m around the
roof. If he had missed thi* he would lave had l I*
ns , sheri oul on Ihe Hagging In thc yard be?
low.
la Potter yesterday aft. nm..ti threw ,!,>xxn from
his st,aiv window to the reporter* ihe fol wing
writt, n stan n
I .,ni meditating I* 1 look on! of rn) itudy >*? n
. 1 ? ? vi ...?- .w ..,..1 world, upon the power
? ?! mone.) lt ls | re? tools and
, .!? -,[.,; - wi lei w ami nrdei as
it please*, lt can do no wrong ll blinds thi .<\ ? ?
m.',' m. n to 1 - m, ? to gre*
iv Uh the i- ? ? ? . ?? J n li U...'k- -
? er In his palatial home last , . - dear
can.f ? ia - ? n mli ns nd I ? ? ? ??
|iibi takeji : rom the h ipilst Tain ?? .
?-? ? .ut i lie -a i-i . ? lin I by ai
? li ,?! ? . ? ? - ? elli il ?? g lining
In wealth with w i ? tn, I ???? n, at a
r'? i? ? .i??- ? ?? - ,? man) ure "much > n
i-ourageul ami are i I .less
ii hli I.ni. fi aa grejj ? *. fl ? T ? ?
not fi-w, who are sore ..t
heart, ??? ? ? ? ,1 willi iii tn ? i undei -?..-. I I hts
?.: I who . clea r
?
Aftei i >i c?? ? ? i . .wn tl
tin
u ? u on tl
? ?
f tin
? ?
l mg Mi Foti r
? fi m i hi :
ed ol mi ?
Mt Poiti salO ? The rel B ipreme
her to n ? Hon pei m i -
lo continue th.
matters Jusi - ? u ? , ? . ? .. orlgl
., ? . ? Ti ?? n ? re fa, '
i Olie .la-- i . ,.-'::. S ,. ? a ?? I * Be.?n
a.- i ?? lo i K.ipilB* ?'lty Mission 8
p Dr. Foti - ?? vt
I the foi Nit* ls a
?
fathi ? .. . wll
lo ihi ? I ol
Toward evening yesterday He reporters slgi ? ?
i ,r t>. los sr 1 i ?, ...... .
?i ? ' M ind Ihe minim re espri was i ? ?
full) lOW'-red , ? .1 ll ii : lip I . a.
I.,, r.a.- i .??-? t* about Vt ? . ti-r* d
i na lion/ For i few minute. I,, I **.> m i wrote
? ia-n. nii> and thi oi moie thi ian wai xx
I ........ ni.;
i a ? si hi ?? the au*
? ? ? . . ......
no righi here ell ihmi i i a I b< ? n li- ,???
lt wm aa li* ?? lu en .crt', rem Th, ? vt ? ? ? vt
?i tal !,, (lu '???x ? mm. V. re I I . .. ir
of us de
* s must, lt
in n rome lo t il
Ihe Hu
; ? ? 'om; Tl ?? in
m ge Aluin
Injun,'timi he did ?? estioi
I sm nol , ? ? . iring to mot, ? ? ? ir any
ol hi r da)
witt he the
i-y n,..-, ? ? : di a- lld .i :. con*
. ' I gd ?
M :? pi in r I will '.?? "r, moved.' md I h
? it has hen ? ? el
GOOD riflers FOR HORSE!
Iligl ? ors*** ur., in demand, and I I ll
, - :?> bri ed 11 em I* ei Idi ni from 11 -? ?
ri ii Ut.. ,] .,; ? ? Bale held a! th* \ ? , ? . Horse
Exchange, Rroad wa j ind 1 I 'I hui lay
Rlddll ?-? ,,ti ? ? lecti a i'.r* wa* I,. ? ?'?
ruled Ihe sale Th* following ls a
partial list <>f ihe lota lhal sold foi .*"'?" and up
wsrd.
ih. eli r* ..'???' ? E. R
i" Se*. |1 :.-?>
tie. rh. g., S. W. Tl ; 1 . . .??>?
OUI* V Bell Vew -i l*..
K NV
n. New Torls SSS
?,-..-? S and 7; M
\ ? ?? v ? ano
SI n- '?'?,.?
, ? ?? . IBS
ll.n< ' .. I i be. .
N -a Y ri uno
tl | ll .- I'- Kier, H. ?'
. Uv. i. n? S snd 41 ? I: Kier. Hi*
p, , ? T '' ll i\ er Host
<? mri and Tab. t, 1 l ?"? ai . ?'. B I. i
\ i Voil
ii, .... - uti i * ? i ??? ii g*., 1, ? : ?? ' h.. i
1 - ? ?;? . ..... .... ....
U -- ? ll. Il
Barber \ew York .
h ? .'. ii ll N'i .. \, ,k
Sailor *rui I.? > - I <: J r ?.
, 2.'i
4,*1
..yt
mo
'ITrt
KIO
ol lieu Rs or the corikihi |\ FLEET.
The annual meeting "f Ihi Corinthian fleet will
be hi ld al the Murra) ll Hon , ... t>.. . ..
ol February I*. The committee appoint, ll
,-:,,!. lore for he purpose of nominating ? id I
date* toad aa officer* ana manager* of (he Heel
for the season ' IW! haa report, ,i tin- folios ? ?
ticket, willah w . t elected without
oppoeli
rommodore, VI. < -' 'ommod, re I'harlei I.. i',r.i? ne
.. ommodore, Clarke A. Miller: rem commodore'
,;,ii Standing; treas rr. Cl irli chamberlain'
ii , ri ian '.'??: H Com * mea irei Edgar
K Bon rm membei of tt,.. Hoard of Managers
ta, one year das* ot ISM Charles i-: Simmons'
A M Iii.,' Bnd Ia V. vV Mullliigvworth. fur
two rears, -las* ot law i harte* i. Browne, win.
inn lt Corwlneand Ou) Standing
,4 V ACTRESS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Jessie Ellsworth, gn setresa, twenty three >?.,?,rs
old ,- g patten! In th? prison uar.! st Bellevue Hos*
pita I, charged with haling attempted t,. commit
suicide by tiikittK carbolic g, ld In the stte.-t. About
; o'clock lasi niirht policeman Joseph Brsdlej of
.... Ea bi Tblrty-llflh-sl station, siw * woman fall
;?, ihe -'"** In front of No ui Flrst-sve ||? ran '
,,., itwlstance an.l found her unconscloui l>r '
tiwslsj i- *|..,iai.-t ' ill foi .-in ambulance, and I
found the woman Buffering from poisoning Ri
gllvea vi ?? nlatered, snd gfter working ,,v.r
ihe patleni foi sn lu.ur the (toctoi succeeded In
r. storing i ? inness. Mis* Ellsworth ' *.
auld lhal foi ihe Issi *..k she had been llvlna ?
with .. memtiei of lha Uth Regiment unit hi* wifa
In u . ai Slat) iblrd al Rh* auld i h id aaalsli a '
in ihe ho .?? ?. 'ii foi hi r I >ard snd .,a._-.., ,t,,, ,
: ii , ? mi loy< i I nd a ubi a her, nit,I lhal ?? i st erda,
morning ?? i ed her badly, ,.t,.i mam she stHt..,i l
ul ti., hospital Improper proposals io hei which '
had caused her to Buffel from hysteria Miss Elli
w..rth ls a blonde, mid good looking Her I)rsi v
-'..n i\>* ll il Bhi had i ...ii drop foi a tooth ' ?
,. | . The doctors aa] that sh* will recover
I
Are i,,? io..kins for a bargain in a fiann, or (Jr, ,
ron wish lo sell or exrhanKe one' If x on ,in y,,u i
iniKht tlr,^ what you want In the little adieitlss- I ?
inrnts In the narrow coluini_a. i j
ROME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL! AT THF. HOTEL*
ALBEMARLE Joaeph A Insist, Turkish Conaul
General .it Boston, snd Major H. V. v. rranchot, ol
Olean N Y. ASTOR Judge Stephen '? Majrham,
of Schoharte. N. V. Brt'KlNOIIAM Congressman
lt c Shannon FIFTH AVENUE Bx-Oovernor
Royal C. Taft, of Ithoih- Island, and I* T. B. Purley,
of Philadelphia. HOLLAND Nathaniel Thnyer, of
p...sum. John N Beckley, of Rochester, and Mrs.
John V. L l'n:vn. of Albany MANHATTAN -
Charles R. Skinner, New-Tort State Superintend?
ent of Public Instruction; Danforth E. Ainsworth,
of Albany; Fulton Paul, of Hudson, N v. and
Jerome Hill, of Bl Louis. MBTROPOLE Aa
scmblymen ll. M Olen end Oeorge I Horton
MI'RRAT HILL Senator Cornelius R. Psrsons, of
Rochester, snd .iu<ie<- John M. Hall snd Carlos
French, of Connecticut. WALDORF Senator Or?
ville H. Platt, of Connecticut; James H. Hoy", ol
Cleveland; M W Stryker, presldenl of Hamilton
College, and Lynds Harrison, of Kew-Haven.
WHAT is QOINO ON TO-DAT.
s. nate Committee on Trusts. City Hall. M a m.
Bicycle Show, "iran.I Central Palace.
I.mrc hy Professor John C. Van Dake. Metro?
politan Museum "f Art, li s. m.
? l-l. Pellew'a Ic.-tur... Museum nf Natural His?
tory, I |. ni
Cable chess match Academy of Music, Hrooklyn.
Women'a Press club valentine dinner, Windsor
Hotel, ~, |. m.
fiih.r itv <?]ul. duh night, I p m.
Democratic Executive Committee, Brooklyn, s
p. rn
Thirteen flub italian dinner, Zai ghi n's : 13 p. m.
Entertainment In aid of the Cottage Sanitarium,
P ir an.?!?? Pake, i 'an egle Hall I 80 p m.
Rlkei IVs- No. O. a. A lt . ball, Tammany Hall.
New-Jersey "athletic Club carnival of sports,
Madison Bqu ir.. < la rill ti, * p. m.
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NEW V' ?RK CITY.
William RI hafdSOn. B seaman, arrived her- yee.
terday under ..rn-st on the steamer Bilvis, from
Porto Rico He wae formerly of the American
brig Stacy ''lark mal be is charged with having
slabbed rhe mate while the vessel was lying In
Mayaguei Harbor Richardson aays he n-.s drunk
anil iii.) noi know wi si he eras doing He avlll be
turned over to the t'nlte.l States I)? ??"? ? Attorney.
At i s|.ii! meeting of th? New-Amsterdam E a
and Kat Hospital, held early In thi ta.k. thc
,? re ':\.n: th.> nport of th. Executive f'om
I nee on the purchase of Nos ! Wi I
Thirty I. foi the hospital's nc\ li-.ru-- On
Maj ; exi li ;- ? ip. 't< .1 th il the new premie, i
ta ill h.- occupied b) t he hospital.
Th* Rev |ir Remensnyder will close his aeries
,.r discourse* on "Th.. Rook of Jonah." In ths
Madison Avenue Lutheran t'hurch to morrow morn?
ing, with th" incident In the leal chapter, ".lonah
timi ihe flourd "
Th.- .-ase of Patrick B van against the David
Maa-ei Brewing Company, t.i recover Po.000 .Vm
ages for Injuries recelveil In his being struck by a
w.n..ri of the rompany al Thlrt) s.nd ll .'<7.|
Eleven tl ave., was on trial before lustlce Daly In
Trial Term. Part IV, of the Supreme Court, on
? ' iv When . ouri adjourna ! for the doy 'he
|ury was I tm led lo retm ? si lied ,-erdli ? yes
lerdny At noon j-e*t?rd ? Walter W Rrada clerk
of the court, nnnout ced thar rh.- |urj hail illsagi.I
. ? : ned the .-.nrr .1 istl ?? 1 inly did not p
pear.
Beginning to-morros evening, the Rev Dr, ,T T.
, r, ?,,.-, ,., ti. ? I.' I ? ? V '
Hst 1 ? '. indr< 1-nnd-elev
enth-st - ?' ?- y-t ? tn
i. ring the First Thn ? . -. nt irles
traclni itlons, di i alopm. nt of
.7 ti .?. etc
a
cniXA MEX Iff/7 1 Hi \ IO I ? D LET <,o.
i-uMTallKSlONKR SIHEf.nS ? ? ''rv HOf-D - .vt.V OXK
. r THRM TH'-1 .ip Al li tllK THOI -u '-'
T. . RI HKRK IM.R<?AI.I?T.
ness 1 actor fl harf ?.??-'? i ?'??. arraigned sn.
? , | . , ? ' .-. i - te. States I 'om
rgli ?!.. m aa rih being Hie
gclly irs rh!- ronntry. undei Bectloi '-' of the i hi
i ? ?? R. strli Hon ??-' of 1884.
N.-.. King, srho had no papers, was v l.l under
j.'.'" hai; f..r examination before Commies
Bbb Ids to-day.
M. ? k Mit g Tou Muck Koo. [rf irk Bing Yen
Muck Bin flin, Muck (juone, Xl Bnd Muck Jung Ten
... -, ? ? . ? . : nd fter prod ring [.roper papen
? ? . hnvti g lieei i ned nnd dis
? h- the t'nlte.l Stat. rlt ut l
ford \"1 . \t> re illsrl urged
t- ? tl eil Stat. District t ft omi ?? Max J
Kohler, sri n r> ; r< sente I the ) rnmi nt, said that
he consented to the dis barges f..r the reason thal
Chinamen had been aftei their arrest, dla
hnrgaad v the I 'nita ri Stan - i '.711117- >loi er al
ll ford, and t'ommlsalonei Shields had no right
r.i review his nction. "This la thc legal aspect of
the ises." said Mi Kohler, "though 1 am 1 on
thai e of theee Chinamen Im va any righi
In the I'nlted States "
li.-1- toi B hart im-oi sixteen Chinamen alto
righi ol aaV'in he allowed to go Then he
. V; ihe others to Ko M p.-Vs: , where he exam
?in through yuan Yik Num. an Interpreter
"? ii -'"i les li appa ara I at all of Hiern had
01 im-ies, or some other relative, who had
paid - .m ranging from 111 to KS to somebody In
Montr, a. to -??? thei ? . this roun
tr) The va 1-. this ls arrompllshei] Inspect01 8
ilearrlbes .,- fo os I non arrival at Mont rea
es of fl sm ,a:.;]er. who
r other relatives
? m Then they pro. .-ci 7, Rtchfor I or Si
Albans. Vi i ???-.. -.,
the I'nlted States ? ithorlttes The smuggle! and
gus n lives do Hie real
Then are said to be noa 1 earlj 1 hundred
11 ? 1 ? the RI ' r'! ' il aa ar theil idn
papers
1 ti ;?? tor Srharf says that scores of i'i nan
1 " . ods
?
A FIGHT Ri: ?<< irs IX sr mi him;.
Otrt ? tu Ml-si'. \ IJtWTKH ? ? WITH A KM PK
IN I SIXTH PaVE RI STAPH INT
Frat k W ilton. of Ko r> Wi si Blxtj -seveni
who ...71 !.h \. 11 ,,;, igrnt. was held li V7<? ball l-i
VorkvHIe I'onn by Magistrate Kti.llirh yesterday
I g foi ? ling tiny C. Dempsey, a law
N ll West Fifi '? ?? ... ?? ? - mel In a.
reata il t X - ive on Thurs.1 ly nl| I
?nd ? ?? ?? , ? 1 \. t started the
nu irrel ? is not n known. n - on n me
...... r ,
S id lenlj ? ?? lhat he had been
?tnbbcal \ .' n ;i ? 1II1 .1 in, and KV
sraa arrested. If. la | foi ... ,.|
bul >wed no othi 1 marks of thi flghi 1 >. mi
lt wss found, hid hei ? ? ,i r. Ith n 1 ocitei ?
knife, whl h was found on the ftooi ? ?
rsm !!?? ' id been si il ;- 1 ? ? ??-? ? ,... K ,?(j ,?
the ;? fl side of ths \ third bios tt Ph the
knife had ? ul !us collar In ts 1
Whi 1 Walton a-as arraigned before Magistrate
. vi sterda ? morning he nsk< .1 for tun.- to
cure .unsel and was I 1 r ?? bail for ex
I '? nii?s. \ ls a hi sr ,.r Assent
Dlyman Dempsea li :s inderatoo.l that he will
press the art ? he ran
CLOSE OF DR. MEYER'S LECTURES.
Th.- snowstorm . terd m le no difference in
the attendance at Can ? ??'.- Mu lc ll ll rn
ind afternoon, when Ihe IVv Pr F lt Meyer de
.- lecture on "The Deepening of
rh- Bplrliual Life " Tl ? Rev A. C Dixon pre
lided as usual ,,r.,l Pr,.r. ??'..ir ,r. 11 Rurke ta-is the
-ul...st and leader of the large rhorus The num
? - ? minlsti ri h. idlng mar \ from oul of town,
? .-n exceptionally large throughout the week
I pt, Mi yer -t-.k- In I .: on "The r,,
iperatlon of the Holy Spirit," making frequent
reference to the "Acts of ihe Apostles" in Illustra?
tion of his aubjeci Ile aald every Kr?at out bural
?f the 11..la Spirit's power has iw.-t, accompanied
? ? vinup,e Luther's r.-\i\ai had spread through
lermani bj Binging Luther's hymns Whitfield
,,-ail t.c.-n ?ccompanled bj a Wesley lin,| Miai.lv ha
1 Bankej Bverj myalie was not a Christian; bul
??.era Christian ls hound to be .. mini, because
nyai clam ls the Indwelllna of Hod In the after
noon nundreda bowed In prayer Dr Mum on
? ' ? ihe thousands In the hall and outside
shat had heard 1 >r Meyer, kayo him nil hand ur 1
?nus; hi irtllt in.mk-,I him for his messsges 'from
lod ll replied tn a fear well-chosen senten< es
m.I th.-n delivered his ? losing lecture on The
Kssi of Hod." lu Meyei sails "ii Wednesday for
.. . nd, 01 Ihe . ler ma 1
e.
1 t.tii I i:\l s> DIES si DDEXLY.
A governess Ip ihe famllj of Mis ,1 h Tra
rho na-, s in tin- Hoi. . Bl Mar.- Fifth avi
rni rt a -ni)i) h st . was ton 1 dead in her room . ? -
erda) morning The Coroner's office atas Informed
,f her death, bul no name >.r particulars were
v ?? ? I itel, Mr Hall, the m mager, said
hat lbs woman a* i.? ah..ut f..r.\-n\.. yean old
uni h.1.1 hen in III health for s,.u,,. Hms u a .
ihe tan found dead, Dr Bmllh, ..f Ko P. 1-;.,-. 1
[*hlrtj eighth st aa,,s called in Ile thought that
lea th a\as .1 ie to he tri dlaease Ml Hall
! ii he did noi knon the name of thc governess
iml that Mrs Traci h. reelf at.i* III, and he did
ml v? lah ro disturb h-r by making Inquiries
le amt thal Mrs Traci waa 1 Ken Tork a*..min
ind bad iPc.i ut the hotel with her children for
bree we. kia.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated ter Ita gi ' wins atrength a.r'-, h*n',1?f
f , -.., A**ar.* ila- fi ..! SSall I - '
adulteration - mmon to tl * '?? a oral
ROI AI. BAKING POWDER ' " . KEW V.'.PK.
rm mu
,i\li CASUALTIES.
HU All.-n-st.. an.l I.i.ni I Biri ?
nai rjelehrater
ll |? nib l-. a ' i at ,.?, Monday ,..*? ? ?? >*
secured from Cohen n pi.I '''" ond ? u
valued bi $21(1 nnd h go d vt t, ti on memoran I na
li agreed lo pay for them on the following 'hiv
nam., ol f...'N Frte i. ol No M" F*u"hln*-al,e"
offered to produce Olebrater for J-"." "hla one
w..r si ? "|. ?? i by ki,...?;. A warral
for Clelehmti i s iirresi and Friend ? -? orted Poll ? -
m ti Put of the Kssei Market .'..ari squad to hi*
own holli.- ut;, re I |e|i '? ? ' ? ' -,, md I" :
When arraigned tn i. "? r sahl he d
Intend lo ste ii the lew, Irv Magi - ite . lammer
held ' !eb hi ter li *1 issi twill for trlul.
A co iple who i I ? ,! '??'""* I IW
il ,V, 91 Pourtl ivi sstei n ng sa J ihn
Culer an I wi fi bt*i ind Ii roon by the
proprietor, Cl irlea Uresler, overcome ? ?'? ?
gas, late In the afternoon The proprietor waa at?
tracted to the ro tn ??'? I ie ernel of ira*: which
tilled che ria ll, sb areli ..-? rt,., room, and which, upon
tils breaking In the dooi wa* found to be escaping
ft tn ,i : ..il, -Ita. ga* -' IVI K'ta -; ?
man snd w mar. w.t.- v,U"v i ' -a* con?
dition to Bel ex ue Mori . si I ley arere I i '.
to .... suffering hs mud ri im illsm aa fi ora
the gai ? ? . : ile.J Thei lesa ed them
seh es sa John Conway, a I ?' -irs old,
,.r No ;>; i. ,-? , i - - ind An
i le Bmll , thirty*! r yeara old, ot No BA Flrst
a ve.
Ant...- Blair, if Nc ia Wesi Rlxty-sevenl
waa arr.-, gited In the Jeffer? Market Pol ee Co irt
j rsti rda) n ; ?? ?? ? ?? Vt ? ion* y ot
entr il Oil ?? and Di tectlve Max Flaher, of II
ru lt, u . -? Fourteenth-*! . on a cl irge
ol si ipilfting , ? . woman i
ton ii : bi . a quat)til I i ? liing and
?? numhei irt
?'.' deni to., fi om ol .on -. wei
.Vin irr.iif.ned In co ;rt her
tv, ? . Mag.
' ' ' j -.. and th, late
? ' er examlnat
(leorge Schneider, .. r.-- iring , cap
similar to ino* ? woi ii by i f the transat
, ? " st ea mer* wn a ? leffei
Market i . ,?? ., --. r,|av rn, . held In P?>
d \i Ith -? Uti * g. eral victims of
'he prln
?'?? v Ci a hi t.... ;.. oprl*>tor of an
gi' "?? ? ''? ?? al No ... - .tl . (jti Ti. ir I
?? ? representing
? ler*sti vt ard tho N -th Gi rman
Lloyd steamer Hav, . waiters fl
j:"' W a ? hla comm)** ? ? rted v..:.
ne of l - v.. --r- for the office of the German
? 'onsul when pupi rs were to he signed. I'pon
reaching the ..(Ii.-.-, the bogua steward disappeared
L iti ? . Stern rm I Schneider In Slxth-ave.
and cauai a hla arrest.
Julia McCabe, a widow, sixty-five yeara ol.l,
dropped ,, lamp al her home, No 85 Cherry-st., on
Tia,rs,lay ni?ht. Ii exploded and burned her hor
bout the I i i :i -I from her ln
mor ng She eras attended hy
I ir. E. Milli r. nf N.. 43 i lou vern, ir-sl
? ;? orge \'.' li .. r, vt I o 111 ss a! York.
Peni wa - ro bl I lils watel ind chain ;<?
Centre and Chambers noon yesterday Ths
thief who gav? hi* name as Frank Murphy, a
pressman, of No ? West Twent) flfth-st., was
arrested befori > had goni far, and tho property
w* recovered Mun ?? s, ..-'..l Hover iti i nam*
bers-st and .. -k.-.i him to hi i rink with him.
iiov.r ? is li in ex.*i dingi) happy 1110...1 ,t th*
time, and ? ii On leaving the
the r'.tna r w.,- relieved of iii* watch ar..l
chain.
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FREIGRT AND PASSENGER WENTS DINE.
The Freight and Passenger Agents' Dinner As?
sociation of New-York City held Ita fifth annual
.linn, r large dining-room of
(he Hoff rn 11 House The ij s - I
fully decorated with ? il flowers and potted ;.. n 1,
ami other p
Jame* Bu 'i<i.-i. chali n association, aral
? gcn?*i gent of ti..* liri..
Ballway, prealileii With him at thi gu ats' table
I-: .' Jami - Xi \ : tn < 'ulonel I
[ayer < lr. .-ti of Bingil n
i in the in were Job R. Hedges,
the private ;? ? ir) '., Ma - ? x-Judge F.
. i . ;. a:,. 1 .ral Jose| I, V\ hlte, of HO ' I
Mr. White ? - ind other enter?
tainment wa ed by r.rneal Jarrold ind
? ??? made hy
1. ex-J ' ey, J. W. Ki Uer ai ?!
Mr Hedgi -
?
THU RY PB ER SALE.
The Bl.if*"* ai le ol thi st, .Sj pher .*:? Co .
farm, riv of Fifth ave and Twei ty-elghlh-st., which
.,*? Monda) hi the Amer, in Art Clallerles,
\,. ii i: , ? Twi rty-thlrd-si wa*
day atti rn,ion 1 hi 1:1 I yesterda) wera
inait.ii n trill ' ? ? nlture minia?
tures, ca blt ' ? ?
prices rang thi wa) man 12 ,,. |SS0. The latter
amount xi.,- poid for tw 1 1 pane - The
I yestf rda) 'a uah I
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THU. col /,?/'*,'.
COURT OF API I'AI..* DECISIONS
-. ? . 1 Feb 1? Thi I arlng d wen
handeil down to-d i) 1 I ? Co ri if App<
W Little, appellant, again*! A Bleecker
. ll I,lille, Il |,|?l . ir. ai, linn r\ 1.. o' :
Banks: T ll Scull), ap Xi ? Vork,
Lake Brie .,i..l .Vestern Ba Iroad Compan) Or?
der aili- aa a ind Juda menl
Iel .
Thomaa Farrell ag I I, Ambers, np
pellant; C I, Monro, ind another, ippellants
against P ll Judson w K Banflen, appellant.
<? the Va uum Oil t!ompany; James Stoddard
gainst J M<*A illffe and otl ei ppellanta; I!
Beckman, agnlnsi cit) of Buffalo, appellant: A.
V m i>.;- Vi ' John La) land, ap| ?
Juilgmi ni affirmed, with . ? I
Francla T Brown against Alonso Blackman and
another, appellant* Ot firmed ind |udg
ni.-nt ubsoiut, ordered for plaintiff, xvitii .?,,*?* ,,-,
oplni "i below
p, opie - x rel A P Andrews, nga si Conti
Fitch, appellant; people, ex rel James Brady, sp*
v, .tn Bi lokfteld .11 Commls
Bloner of Public Wak- il Crltelll ,.ihi Rodgera
*:, , ', 1,,. ? . ,,.,. llant; !'? opli, ex rel 1 Slmer*
meyer b|>p< eodore R loseveli and
othen Police Conni 1 Order affirmed,
with coal
The court adjourned to-da) till March 1
?
COURT CAI.KNDAR8 FOR TO-DAY
s ipn. irt ' . ? ' ' ' ' ? Bel ? Pryi - 1
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pp.date Solon ? *' 1" .1" n. it,
civ .'-art Special I'."ra Before t'onlaa, J ? (V,urt
opens st lo a in M.'I BB Bl H> V> 11. in
UBFERCn APTOtNTBD,
Supreme Court,
itv Wryer, .1
K- nu *'er m.- II If 1 latnei M gees
fl ii- 1 *<? Williams Chaunej s t>na?.
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?? ttei ol v.?? fort li ming . Va f.inv Jsassa R I
UK, I'.ivki: 1PPOIN 11 ;i
Supreme ('.mri.
iii Pryor, J
Matti r of New Tm H nilli t Out ?; ,.., t. . 1 \ , 1.
1 ' ? ' lohn i: sta -
ROOPER I \lo\ \n i/\/
The gnnual dlnrer of Ihe Cooper ITnlon Alumni
??a held ..t Clark'a restaurant, In w. st Ts.ntv
third rt . I nat tilabl Tb, r.i with BbOUl one hun
diid pfwosut 11.a.ry j. ii.-bi. ni,, prssldsnl of the
I
ft
You ^'ive your tailor two or three
weeks and lots of money?$80 to
$11 j for a dress suit.
What do you get different from
curs at $44 ?
In cut, in cloth, in work, ours can?
not be bettered.
And we make to fit
A good dress suit as low as $25.
Eton suits for boys as young as 6;
Tuxedos for boys as young as io??
short or long trousers; evening dress
coats with tails for youths of 16.
Each as perfect as can be in every
detail.
Rogers, Peet & Co.
Prises arl Rfrarlarflar
"...'??-. sn I Mr ada i??
Thirty ?**-..n<t anti Kr .-. larav
JAEGER
The Standard I'ndcrwear of the World.
Ol R MAIN RETAH. STOKE
REID IVED TO
16 WEST 2Ard STREET,
flt A tl IS
DR. JAEGER'S
SANITARY WOOI IN SYSTEM CO.
aiumr.'. pn Ided ? ? I made the opening - '1-eaa.
;-'. ta-, r.- re ponded to: Petes
. 'ooner." hy Ri nry J. Kail - ?
ir Fulton (utting "Thi Fa ill Profess r Oeorge
W. Plympton; "The Chemlsrr) of th. :?? -?>,
Century," Professor Robert Bi ?? "Abraham l,v.
coln." Allen Stirling; "Our Asi a.
Schroeder, nml "Our Alma linter," |los> i Heh leber.
Among those present nore ?? Mayor > ram j.
Ilesrltt. M M. iv. r<=. Judge Fttsgernld. Wa ker ital.
livy. Roberi Kaynleke snd others
?
TBE KIXGSBRIDGE PBAXCHI8B .PPEAIm
A decision iras handed flown hy fia Appellsta
Division of rh.' Supreme Court yeerterdoy grs -<
;. motton ' certify certain f*ii**fi,>n-a nf bm in
\ .Ired for an appeal t.> the Court nf Appeals front
ti>e decision of th? Appellate Dirleton, declsrhan
.... ??-.. ? ... ;. -. 1 ;,, .;,.. Third Avenue
Railroad Company v. the Board of A Mernie.-, fbt
-. tor Buen .1 certificate srss (ranted the
?tat. a, In vlen f tho magnltu
Involved
DIES FBOM Tin: EFFECTS OW HIS VOYAGE.
Robert Thompson, thirty Beven yean old irho ?
rivf'l inl intry from Scotland on Jsnuni*/fj,
died -<t the Hudson Stress! Mo pit il yesterday - nt*
lng fr un pneunaonla 'rr.', debility due to the roy*
age across the ocean. Thompson on hv arr ai
... t to the 'mopolltan Hotel ?r..-I rr.^.,.i,rr..\ si
? ns from Chicago, which w..* probably I - los*
He N 111, .-..?.?! .1 February * s ?.
? ?? fed t< spltal He nave his ?? upatloq
,.s ,i grocer, uni <;-. .rkr-- .- ott, >jf No. il Ii a -*;
1 Ireen, se his fri<'n<l.
An.TorirK-orcents.
Henrv A. Daniela, M. D..
!>0 W-st ttxSt Bt,
Impatrrran's rf fha Nervous ?>sr?m. Imr^'en'S, Star...tr,
snd Ilks ailments fl in I ta |, fi *.- K .?
-? -- ^
Th? plainer- f;n*.* beeornsn pleasing rrh*ri r,
erith beautiful 'ir-, aa 1 Parkers liar Balsam .
trest v ax, ?:? rr. produ - -? it.
E. 4 W. W'lr.nmae. , EL tm VT.
A NEW OOL'^AR.
MA TUNE INTELLXOENCE.
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