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?Mr.gr- the most plquant ts the llttle aatlrlral
*_J hv the German HarMirger. "Poet and Tuh
h
li?h.
rj Moafrr *-nd Tuesday
*nr' ''Thia eshlMtton will be ac-ceaaible to indles
nfX
Ot the ?urerb exhlbit.on of Charle. Meryon'e
htngs at the Orolier Cluh, we wlll speak fully
'I' nr other tlme. Meryon is a dHB-Ult man for
t.nv '-mateura. th.-y find his lltu- hard and hla
I aainatlve qualities ob--cure. l.ut he yl.-lds upon
!___f-] s'.U'iv exceptlon-J .>.lem"ii:s of ptrtures,iu?
?*?' 'htg.i mental .-parlty aml tec-hnlcal power
Jr one x..tir ever equalled hla pecnllar touoh ln the
handllng of Brehlteotnre, eapedally the arohitect
*r ot old Tarls. The cahlbltioti Wtll laM untll
pehruary *'?'
Pflod.'cal ar.no_r."em.nt t? made thnt somr new
d.velopment ln the art of photographlng ln colora
v^g i,..n rraohed. Prrlodl-ally the rendeiU of surh
? ta are dlaappolnted when ihey -ome
frott tha frulta of the experlment*. But ln the
\_Xta rarantl. imported from Munioh b. Oeorga
,( Waal Twer :>-e ifthth-st.. there are some
tttraordlnary qualities. Mr Husse esploJna tiiat
the proceaa wher.-by th'se plates were made?nf ter
l' br_i.dt. Ven Djrek Holbett. end other old mw
aaas perfected hy Di Albort, tha lnventor of
tM ..'.er- pa Tiie exaot character of the proress
jj '.'. ... ? dlvulged. Hu- thc Bnlabed prtnta
?tarnaad pro_a*_nd reapaet. They ghre the oolora
otXAt ortglnali wlth ptavtling rametty, and. fur
ijfera wlth equai delloacy of tone. The fault
? uios' colored photosTaphs 1? that thelr tore la
httle Theae Munlch prlnta reproduce
^tranaparei y of the origlriais, ;.nd tne warm
L,j,'t:?.?.?' , t Rembrandl ar.d Hoibeln are glven in
iroaderful rttallty oniy flfteen or twenty have
,t;.'j / iportad AmoiiB these the "J'or
? ..;.' b> Holbeln. a atudy of a
.rt .. ead hy Van Pyck. and a plctur
..cut. i'i- ???r" ny Florua, aaani to ua ti.e most
Mtfcfaotor> Bul they are ai'. artlatto. they all
g whleh photography has not hlth.r
! . . 1 they nll provoko the hope
?ti.' th* P' "? wiil lo employed more ar i more
_,At.y among rhe ploturaa at Munlch,
fcu k.. ... tlie grami capltu'.e of Ku
rop. Tr- .,.-.> :'__.nn_ ma\ not submH w.ll to
its eeadltl ?;ia, bul the Dutch, (.trm.n and Bpanlah
Hfetan ? ?- ? rarlabtj to y:.-iu .rooai reaulta
Aprop-? f the exhlbltton of the Btewart For
t_r.y* B : '" 'ne Kreat Spanlsh palnter'a aon
ir.*) ba off. red. Mai u Fortuny ttrea aa :h hia
?etbar li. ne of the amaller palacea on the G-rund
C*na. at Venlce, s_rrounded by srudlea and un
flx'sl.*<! ;' ire- by his father whlch woulci ox.-lte
.rtrr.*: a -:anrn atn.rif collectora, but ln
d-ffer*;.-. hlmaeU lo a oertata r-or s<- to th.- .xnm
Bh thai m '?' rereraa hla father'a
ttmb ar- l< vri r-ls worka, but hla own taatea foi
?_w tbe * " ' f T:rlan ln an--lent art and of
mrtjm ' ' 's Bpacloua car.vases
ailk aoami h ??" Wagr.er'a operaK-which he Jour
wya rall ear. Ha la de
_o:e_ ? I of Munlch, ar ! nas be
como hnl ui _ wltl i ?aa Alto
matmw ?' nt amlthetical to that of
r,ia tf - - Imagtoad The tnter
mixg *.-'?- ? "" ti- "-r i:e* n hr- great abillty.
To Judge fron tbe powerful executlon and opul'-nt
eclor ln hla fantaal ? wlU some
ity '.-- ? I '"'
Or.e or two i - remaln *o i>_> announced.
_eo.li | ecee and lar. laoapea by Mr.
Carlrror. Wtgglna, w no iai roturned froro a
10:< b. gd wi!) be ahown at the F!**Th
Avenue Art Oallerlei beglnnlng Thuraday Febru
_--.- ; ?.t auerlori . eb
maj-y 15 . r. ,.f portralta by M
Char-.r l ?? '
Fehruar 1 - Ai .rtlata has
?nd Mi rei 7 and B, for the
- . to Ita twentleth a:
tx:. I ?? ' ng : a I ?? VTea
_. or. March 11 ptlon on that evenlng wlll
f tl ? y
? doora artll cloae Bat
Bl - A.": --
CORXEl. L AllATXl DI XVFR.
a* tncracAiXT imteri r bt ot ap_rr__r____a
a-.-> .fwcatD
T_? _a*.e aet for the anr.ual d!nn?r of the r-r
nd_l T"r_ver_::y Out Ib Frlday, Februarr 1P; the
P'.ac* Uie Waldorf-A-torta Hotel The membera
are _r>o__fnf forward to the alfalr w'tr, rrni. than
- _aea faettaga of exr*''**'1*-'0^ The ortrnnlra-lon
hat racentir taken a permaaant I there
wil! be OC afrton of rejotclng over tlile fact. Re.p
rae?BtatlTaa of a-arloue other college cluba wlll be
rire_?nt and it le expected that athletlc eubjecta of
noaaal Inteeaat w-;-.i be tnuched oa.
?rr.r.i' thoee w:.o have promlsed to attend and
ara Prealdent Behurmaa and De^r. Horatlo
rta of Cornell; Profeaaor .lan.e.. Elarr
, ? . Pn ildent Beth Loa
.x-J-dge Her.ry _?_ Howland rapraaai Ina Yaj'-:
Jani-s W, A^xander. Pr-ir.-.-et jh. nr.d i\ QOYOmor
rnal Bei i.-.-? a II -u I ipad to
..ave present the Rev. MInot J. Bhvi_j?- ai.d Pro
fessor be:._itr.in I Wheeler, of Cornell, The aer
r.-.ary . - , S Blater, N' ". 9 rn-s*..
-. |
wlll be held r_ e banquet
-.. . ; ? be made for tne preaei e
ln the boaea of wot-o, Inoludlng Com< I ? i
3ErR?TARY ALGER'S rosDITTOX.
trmA. a v__rt ?---k m.n. A__THorOH IMTROV
nea Bi_a_rn*i_T.
***a-h!*-r*on Jan _R?Actlng Bacratary Meikle
Jaha, wh rletted Bi r. tary .lger I rfflcial |
buiir.asa aald that 'he Beeret ry wa
He had r ? a . . it ten dayi
&gr*?_ . -
T.i* Becretary la i i , wevei
aai the i . ? .
preoiudts tha prol , eacance
? arder i ? ...
mm he - ? -? ? ed to the i
_>llL - ? -. . xi w<-ek.
__? I t tha damp ai
tr,4 -?? ? v v ........ . .
"??ow Je foi r impr
?
9BBPPARD B0MASB8 WILL FILED.
Ha-i.e-.aacK. M, J. Jaa. _*?.?Tha wi! of Sheppird
Ho-r.ar.s the well-known ltfe II.- i - tuery.
*"nodledre.?_.fi>- in Central Park. New-Tork, haa
?aaa Dled ban .Mr. Hotnana laavea $500 r j ?
? 1 the balai ? ' .-ih-?, | ?th
r-ai *r,d penonal, ie beque. i wlfe,
OOBESBT OX CURREXT ETBXTB.
A. ItOTABX-B FRT.Xr-n.MA.*..
'' mra .
-'' ''. " ii n un ir. P*ran a to-day ls
?
,.":'?? ' ' denj ti.a- io hlm haa <'ome
i. * "" - than to tha Presldent of the
vaj-rh! *'; Wlil thal prominenc-e has r-ome
aSPttt^^nlteataxiona ui popular hatrad and re
? f Indlflorenoa ar.d once in a wblU of lova
AN ARMBKIAN PXRJL DEPARTMENT
? ' 5 ? ? -
J-*ty i.y., _8V hour aftei houi mlti ? after
r?*?-'** ' ? *.'?? .;. i.f f. !.'? Bp< lal
TjJwBl'eio.iftr fron. Tr ? -v--va
*JS*r -hrouah perili
-JJJ-0 ' t< water the blood of a api
_i_d**: ' ' '"r ? r ' -: newapaper Tet
ti. ' '' ''"i" rt] noi oni) ; ae?f through
,2*n\ _ ,. thi m foi
;v*-*r" Perll Departmenl of "Tha Hei
...
BECRETART GAOB'B BREECHKB
natt ?? ,, _a; . r-,;rnrr.wr,.)r !
Se .-??,.... ...,,-lR, j t,r,y, never apeaka ln public
v. ? ? ? nd think
. .::., fairly brtel wltl
Wn-s ..',_?? . atrlk
yf. *????- ' tr.,
? r llki Bryan a hoi e mpi la
, n.? oi, tha 'lark etde of thinga and to
croak eontlaually.
a mountain ANi? a _fo_rara
l] " Thi ______ Clty Juun.il
, '?'??? '? | _B ia!,'red at.d broughl forth a
taouae \\ j hrvat, haa at .as; oonflai hla Im
na of Mealco to prlnl ind a aoray ipeetacle
? who expected the boy orator to
? , wlth ir.f-n: .-' ? auataln his pt'>
? tr.a- rhe free win inllmltod
? \ y thlng for thi '?? Btati a
A JIHTlFJAHLi: CONCLUMOK
From Ihe Boaton Joun.-i.
T>?<? Cuban Intalllgeace dally forwardei fn.m Key
? eonclualon tl a- ai m
' *.' ? I Man a* thl bem iphere ai ata
m that polnt
WOMXM IM M1MOUIU POLITICa
tertalntog arth .-? '?'? UUa_i Marlon
>f Bt :. ,..:? r ai ad ? ??? ? ? " ??_
Jf thi ? 0f Co onel '!? nrj Joi ? -
' ' ? bad nol .>i - '? '??' "?'" ,r
Davld R. 1
...
.
. . Mr. R.
?
gi
- ? .ir,r aa a <*?< ? raami
** *'-a fi mlnina anub dlrtct.
8PAIN AND AMERICA.
BATTLB-miP Al WKLL AS CRI'IPER TO
VI8IT OUR PonT.s.
A SPM1 OITl'IAL notf laSUBO IN KADTftlD -
MOVKMK.vrs OF THE S'l'\NISH rt.EFT
Ma irid, Jan. 28.?A seml-offl.lal not*. Just Is?
sued. in relation to the vlslt of the I'nlted
State* battle-ahlp Matn^ to Cuba. says:
"This makes lt necessary that Captaln Oen?
eral Blaneo aend e hattl?shlp. as well as the
eruleer Vizcaya. to visit Amerlcan ports. The
vlalt will be made the occasion for featlvitles
ln honor of the Spanlsh sallors. at d the dlff*rent
naval comman '.ere will exchange vlslts. The
fortbcomlng featlvltlea are r-parder. here, as
well a^ In Waahlngton, as a paoiftc demon
stratlon oaleulut'-d to be satsfactory to both
i ountrlea."
Th* "Heraldo" says that. beeldes The artlv.
s iiiadr.in which will shortly Irav* Cadlz, a fleet
of four torpedo-h iats and flve torpedo-hoat de
ptn.vere will be aent to guard th* coasts of
Cuba.
-?
PARRADO VISITS THE MAINE.
THE ACnXQ i'A_rTAIN-(.__:.\ER_?.__ RETl'RXS THI".
VISIT or PAPTATN RI..FBrH
Havana, Jan. _______ Oeneral Parrado. the Act Ing
Captain-OeneraU, vlsited the Unlted States hat
Ip Maine. startlng at about 11 o'elock this
mornlng. and waa aalutad by the guns of Ca
bannM Portraaa as he went on board, thus re
turnlng the visit paid to hlm yeaterday by Cap?
taln Slgebee, ot th*- Malne, who was acoom
; . | i.y Consul-Oeneral 1-ee and Lieufenanta
Howard aund Haieman of ihe American warshlp.
A fa?-t wbh n ls belng oonunimted upon con?
aiderably In social circles la that the Blshop of
Havana has vlsltej all ;he Secretarles of the
mouB Oovernment, while although tw..
a-eeka have elaps.-il slnce he did ao, the Serre
tarlea have not returned hls vlslt.
Tbe Royal Sii.iy .f Krienda of Peace and
Frlenda of Cuba, under th. prealdenoy of Beflor
Rafael Montoro, has app. lnted a commlttee to
f-rmulate a oommercial treaty with th. Unlted
Btatea
The insurgenta have blown up wlth dynarr.ite
a sugar-cane traln at the plantatton of Soledad,
naar Cli nfuegoa, Pr ivlnce "f Santa Clara, owned
by Mr. Atkins. Th- traln was thrown from the
trnok and flve peraons were lnlured, two of
them aertoualy.
THE KII.LIXG. OF ARANQUREN*.
F.;KTiir:. D_n_____a or the peath of the
voint. nmntGciiT hrioamfr.
Huana, Jan. 28.? Further detalls re__.ar.tn_:
the kllling of N'estor Aranguren, th* insurgent
trlgadler-g.-neral, known aa the "Sbarldan of
Cuba," have been reeetv*d They ahow that
Colonel Aranzihe, of the Spuniah forceg. had
known for some ttme that Aranguren was in
th* hablt of vlaltlng a woman ln a hut ln tho
Tapaste Hllla, and the day before yesterday he
ordered three columni of troopa relnforced by
cavalry'. to aurprlse the Insurgent chlef, with
the result that the latter was shot and kllled,
with one of hla eompanlona. The troopa also
captured two women and the father of Aran
guren'a n.lstreaa, who ls de**crir>*d as belng the
"dynamlter" of the band. If lr- also sald that
Arang-'.ren's mlstre-ss and another young womam.
who w---rt wounded at the tlme. have slnce dled
of their wounds Th* hut was sltuated on the
llta fhrrn, between ? 'ampo Ptorida and Tapaate.
Aranguren wa_. ahot in the h*-ad and ln the
rlght 1 .g. The body waa broufht to Havana by
traii- yesterday afternoon, waa dellvered to the
mlll'ary authoritlea. and. after Identlfioatlon,
was s*nt to th?- Morgue. Abmt four thousand
persons have slnce vlalted the Morgue. among
them being many women, the unele of th* de
o*?as*<5. J..s* Marla Aranguren, and hls nephew,
NeatOT Aranguren. Th. body wa_s ldentlfled by
the Chlef ot the Flre De_>artment, aeveral of
flcers and a number of flremen, aa well aa hy
hJg r-lattvee. Aranguren, who at on* tlm* be?
longed to tha Flre Department. was Injured on
May 17, l*-?v ln the great flre on M?r -,.
deree-st.
A_rangur?>n waa ahot whlle he waa wrltlng.
The body waa quietly buried to-Aay
Washing-on, Jam. 28.?Seflor Depuy De LOnw,
the Spanlsh Mlnlstw, baa re^etved aeveral tele?
gram a from Havana oonceri.lng the d<ath of
laurgent leader Aranguren. They are from
.-n-ral CongoBto, the early onea stat
ing bliefly the fact of the kllllng and the lateat
iijik th* f.diowing datatla:
"I have seen ihe corpae of N'-stor Aranguren;
alao I have examlned hls d-cuments and have
- ???_; in his pocketbook. Among other
?hi'iK" he had two buttona from the unlform <-f
:. | . He had a bullet tn the forehead.
w th were kllled foui more and flve taken
There ls bope of fli. ling where Hulz
la buried."
The State Department has recelved from Oon
?ul-Oeneral Lee conflrmatlon of the kllllng of
Arai g iren The calle dlepatoh gave no detalla
- ?
TREATT NK .OTIATION8 WITH BPAXK
.- Tl TO R__>_""_P1*-X*"_TT ANP NOT TO
THS T Ifl ING OF THB CUmarl THOT'Hi_BS.
Waahlngton, .Un. 2.1-Dispatches from Madrid
? that neg itiationa between the Cnlted
Btatea and Bpaln are well alcng toward eom
.nly as to redj-rocity. but also
paace itnd thi end of the Cuban troubleo, can
l - conflrmed ln offlcial '.uart*ra so far as
th*y relate to pnaee negotlatlcna lt l.as l.een
_.- :n tot aome tlme that reclproclty neejotla
tlona were ln progreoa, and tl..- State Depart
I b* Mtnleter Woodford aeveral
daya a_rr. that h* had amng'd tor a oommercial
agreement to he eonoluled either at Madrid or
Waahlngton. There la no ofiW-lal tntimatlon.
1, wever, tb-vt thia treaty extends to the ques?
tlon of the re-pstal.llshment of peace tn th* lal?
and. it is pointed out that th* two partlea to
BU. b a treaty. Bpaln and the 1 nited Stales. ar*
not la a poaltlon to neg-tiat" pe._ce for Cuba.
ona or the other of th*m haa power to
?h* ;n-uri.eiits to the treaty, and there ls
. . :.t ?? Idence that this power exlsts.
? the ojueatlon of a new treaty betweei
Spaln and the Cnlted Sta'cs was first dlacuaared
tba ago, a auggeatioc waa made that
lt Include a provlalon bjr which the Cnlted
States would eseal Ita good offlcea wlth tne
Inaurgenta toward rermlnatlng the eonfllct
There le no Indlcatlon, however, that thia baa
: into tbe pn rn nl m g 'tlatlone.
Reapectlng thi ?'? ' '" na of reclproclty
t reat lea between thi ' nlted Btatea on one alde
; ui. ai.i Cuba and perhapa Porto Rlco on
the otber, It la offlcla ly admltted at the State
Department that such negotlatlona are nnder
way. Thej havi not pro eeded v<-ry far, how
ever, foi the reaaon that an expcrl coramlaal n
la renulred to deH: with the latrtcadaa r.f tha
tanff >. ? . ?? arhleh an eapectally eomplex m
' the Spanlsh tnrlff. wlth Ita three
i Bcbedulea, each pUylng a partlcuiar
... heretofore atated, the baala for the
-.- lll i.. f-'unri in th'- reclprocKy treal
.uth Spaln, Cuba and Porto Rlco drawn under
I- act, and nullltl-d by tb* Wlls-m
gei bu .i" bb - mdltloni arlll ba
Into aecounl ln maklng the new arrang*
menta The negotlatlona were initiated at tbe
Inatance of our '...v.-rr.mant, Mlnlater Wo^.dford
tr the S_.__r.ifh C.v.Tnment tr. enter Into
lagotlatl na, ln that reapect carn'ing out
inatructlona that were aent to every Cnlted
Stute.-- repreaentatlve abroad.
-' far BS the neK.,tiationa relate to trad* tx
tween Cuba and the Cnlted Statea, It ll ex
: tbat a dietlngulabed Cuban arlll be named
nclude the arrangement Bo far ai
r*i?.tt- to tbe trade wlth Bp_ln, the cooclualona
will be reached betweea Mr. Woodfbrd and the
Bpanlab auth rltlea at Madrid, although tha
forma! executton of the do. um*tit n.ay ba madi
here. .
The Bpanlab Mlnlater decllned to-day to nia
nj.s th.- negotlatlona In an> way. aajrlng h
? :i, manlfeatly Improper tor him to apeak of a
ui.j"'t w ,ich was prooeedtng entirely in
Madrid
* - ?
CWftW OF THK TM.l.ir-1 WANT TH-MR PAT
ir. Ht? Ot tbe steamer Tlllie. which WOnl
arnerrai oa B indaj niKht. atal id yei t.
? r.|,i ,.i.- th. ?wnera
? fer thelr wagea Tb Tftlle
?.. ? ,,? . Ollbuaterlna expedttlon and no ono
io aoniit ti" awnerablp of the ata
. n> atateh that ba c..lle.l at tha offlce
of MrAiiisrer nr-?. Who were aappoaed t" a.wn
the raaael, ar.d thev tol.i him that the boat wns
owned bj a man of thi nm name who llved ln
JackaonvUlo, l".. Captain Berry then ealled upon
Shlppin* i 'omtnisn'r.ner I>! kev for adrl " "" t?
how he an.l hla <:rew "oul.l Obtaln the waga !'??
them. aad he waa rold that tli'-y had l.etu-r eue
those who had em;>loyed them
-+_
MO AI.AF.M IN WASHINGTON.
OONCBNTRATKM. OT nn: BPAJf-BB FlABBt WOtTLO
BR I'lIWBl) WITH t*WC*0*?*RRJI
Washington, Jan. 28.?Tbe rtpottod mncentra
Uoo of the ipnnlafa naval iieet at cadiz i? vlewed
wlth mteoncoro ln ofTlrlal clrr-les here. tbough
as yet there has been BO offlclal c?ntirniatlon
of the reported order for tbe iwndoaronn. it i?
not beiiever] that the Beet la to ]*> urdered to
r'ui.a ln its entlrety. It would be a tokon '>f
j unlltr.lted confldence on the part of the Bpanlah
Government ln the contlnued neutrallty of . ther
| natmns tr deprtve the home ports of thc protec
I Uon of the fl.et.
_*______. NtiAJk, _Uf ? -T-J-ITCO
the CApTAXM-orNantaL tt.i_i_k twb cvbanb to
EXPB-T IT NBD-1 MONTB.
Havana. Jan L'** Captain-Oeneral Blanco, it
ls announr-ed from Fr,anl?h aourcea at Manzn
nlll ,. Hrr>vlnoc nf Bnntlago de r'uha. In ad Ireaa
lnir the munlr-lpallty of that pla.-e. sald the o in
1 try eho'ild look forward wlth r-onnd-noe to the
near appronrh of pea.-e. which, he Lelleved.
would le arrlved at ln F-bruarjr, "wlnft to tlie
new pollcy adopted by tbe Governmont and the
auppotl lt wa. recelvlng fr..m thc country
The Captaln-General wlll remaln at Manaa
nllln at preaent, and wlll Inapect the forts, the
rlver ai,d Cauto.
PILIBUSTER SATI.S F_lO_- KEW-LONDON.
HER CAPTAIN ADMITTED THAT HE HAD BU_a_ -
AND AMM INITIOK P* IR CrUBA.
Kew-Liondon, Conn., lun. __ (BpectaD.?It ls he.
llcve.l by local aaafartng men rhat a rwo-nnsre.i
' scho-jner whleh ealled fr, .n thls pr.rt on Monday,
, eotenalbty bound for fa.Liem Maaa., w_s a Cuban
ftllbuater, and ha* g..ne tn tho island with nrni?
and ammunltlon f..r tbe Inaurgenta Tha aehooner
came in here iaa.t week and her maater approached
a ahtppblg ngent and wanted hia carj;o ll
When (_u_stloned aa tf. the nature of t!..- cargO and
hla dest'.r-ition the captain admlrted that he had
| two hundred rtfles and a cor.sl.ierr.ble quantity of
J ammunltior. ut.oard an.l wa? j..>i.-ik to take them to
i Cuba. On Monday tbe captain ..;>.. on the ag.-nt
meruioned and t.ad. t.Im goodby, remarkioK that
he waa poinic to aall fcr Balem, Mass. iJlnc. suii
lng the vrwsoi hn? nol been rep rred.
The schooner's bome port !h belleved to be i
[ Me. Her maxrer Is known to be well aooua
with r-uhun wuters. The craft la well hullt, a
rapld sallt-r and capable of m.,_inK a fast royagt
under favorable w-tirr condltlona. When s.ie
: aillod th. wlnd wai 11 im lhe m r-r,. and navlgatora
| here _av -: , ?? ,: IWn thl CO* -t
nt n apanklng rate Her mlaaion waa kr,r,v n to
aeveral aeafanna men hera, who refuae to dtvulge
the name of ihe veoaal or tha: of the mas-er.
"TE IiKTM" BERVICBfl IN MADRID.
Madrld. Jan. 2S.?Klng Alfoneo. the Queen Re
gmt, the Cablnet, membera of the Dlplomatlc
Corps and al! the munlclpal authorltlea attended
a "Te Deum" al the Church of ico to
dav, ln oelebratlon of ti..- ;.. Ifl at ?f thi
Phlllpplnei The churoh w,_s eapaotally de. .:_r.
wlth regrlmental tiagt.
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CT'BAN TO-JA^i"'') OOMINO FT.I-.E1.Y.
WaahtngtOA, Jan -*, The 'uban t'.barr*? whleh
has !.eer. f.r so long I ll Havana la nuw com?
ing to the Unlted si_te_ ir. large quantitie*. Oen?
eral Lee hus inform.- (ha Btate I.epartment that
tnr the s;e_-ir.er Ollvotta thara baa baan ihlppod
BC h.-iles / filUr r.r for T?n t _ whlle thi
ateamer Sugur-ii.-a '-.irrie,1. 1,426 balea of th* ??
to New-Tork, YM .._;.., to New-Haven and B t.ai' -
?o Ball hnore
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MARKETS BBBPOSD TO TIIE PRE8IDEST.
_r__CrT_ITT_-5> FAVraRA.U.T AJTW. *TT*T> A-tROAI**
BRmsH !?!.!_. s _OB_M__ai-R
I/ondon. Jnn. _TS -The speerh ~f Pre?1d*nt Mr
Kini.y at l e thlrd ni ? ' ' rentlon ef th- Na
?i nat aaaootai f Manul turoi t Noi
laat riKht. favorablj affen?d nuelness on tha
8tock Exchamre to-d .y.
The mornlng papers eomment upon Presldent
Mr-Ktr. ey'e f;^erh at the banquet of the Natlor.aJ
Aaern-latlon of Manufacturers on Thuraday evanlng,
ch-j-actenzlni- lt ae "Impree-tVC and eoundir.*.
but vajrue and non-committaJ." and a? "irlarlna
Uttle h >pe of a boi.i atand agalnal the aiiverite-."
"The Mr.rnlnE Pr*-" __>??:
"The tpffrh wns ev.d__.tly ir.tended to marK the
llne of hattle In the coming Co-gre?lonal alectl -n.
E>ery one iiitaresred |n American p.-.>perty wl_I re
joice if the Republicana frankly adopt the poiicy
aucaeated." _ _
MARRIAGB AXD DITORCE VAWB.
rHA.a-OES ItAPI IN MANT O? THE STAT!* tiABT
TXUB
Boaton. Jan. W ?The anrual meeting of the Na?
tlonal Dtvoroe Keform I.e__>rue. hold here thls after
noon. waa of more than ordlnary Importanee Tl -r*
waa a prapoaltloa to ol.ai ?e (be nanie of the aeso
ciatlon to rhe "Nafiona! l-eajpie for the PY- -?actl..n
of the Family." or f-_-m? BOdh tltla, and to mi_ke a
corre.fTX>nd!nir Cbaaga ln the atatemen- of the obj?n
of the at<soclarlon t*rom the rep'.rt of the cor
rertp.ndlng eeere.ary. the ReA- Bamuel W. _>:ka, the
following rztraota ara made:
Improved marrlar- '.aws haa** been eecured tn a
number of Btatei Indiana Jeartgnatea tha claaaea
of pers-.i.K -h<. may cei<-r>r.ite marrtagaa. Miaaourl
reo-ire- tl al all euch Bl sena of rhe i mted
^..'.?s ourta li Ml ?:-"?: maj ??? w laa ie
marrlage ilcenaea privately nnder c
ro pr ite " thi i' ?' ' ;n ''"r!nin
caaet Okla ? ' I "
marrl n enacted a new one wil
"i .., . - - ??'? .''- Iki
. . ^..-._ M huaetti an.i New-Hamp
Hhire have Improve tl r excelUnl lawi for the
rea stratlon of n at ?? further.
ide the marrlage ofdlvoreed
. ?, ? ? fter the decra
Sp rce ? tt ? .
..fter bv advei ii i ? ?>' to pro in livorc.
menta of marri ge, etc . a misdemeanor. .a
...... ......
. -...I teetlmi I '
Mlnneaoti I - adopted the former recomi endatloi
of th? .' ' '"'l m" '"
? ,r . .- ? li n ?? ... ? ie Btate baf >ra ?
; .: noa be added i thi
rrowtog llel of Bl >?? for tha
ment by fin. r ll nment of tr.e mar, w
fully deeerta r *' ?*? or wn" f,,lls wl '"' ,l
just cauae to proi ? le for tl eir support.
TBBUBASCB BAS CBABOBD WITH THEFT.
William K P.l ha-dson. a w?!l-kn'.wn h l
broker arlth ofllcea al N" M Plne-et., waa er
r^.?i tata otl "?' ?? ? ' -'-' "'? ! ??'"'?r!" WB*
paraled li tl rti ' ' ? ' * "'
street Pollce Courl te await asamlnatloa on a
ihiarjre of grand larceny r\~r;.:.: tt Co aa ? ,
tale drugglata ar No ? riraeiiwich-at . ar.- the
eomplalnanta le rhe i ?? Mr Rlchardao. th?
r.y attended tc the Inaurance and had
thlrty ftve polli lei am ? n tini i
. ? rlng il a flrm ?? prop rl
On 0 io ??' ?? ? treaaurer ;?. I
...
| . me premluma i
returned the poll ea l ' - r 1 ai?
permlttlng Tarrai i I
be wltho it tho j rance the coi
: tha returni I ;
M/,v EOBART GTYl 8 A BBCBPTIOB.
Waahlngton. Jan. > dpocJnl).?Tba VTee Pn -
dent'a houae waa tba aeaeia ot a brtlllant ra
thla evenlng, at wbta- the Praaldaot and Mra. Mo
Klnley were preaent This av. nlng the di
rooma had *aaatj and fragraace of
u , Baaut] roaea, ... l la the auppet roc m tl ?
table flowera wore ln whlti and greon effeci I ??
Vlce-Praatdeol and Mra Hobart aral orw I
- wu al '?'?' dooi of iba Inrgar d?*a -
Mn Hoi*n arow a gawn of abtmmortna "rhlta
?i4tin wlth trlmmlnirs of aaqulalti Macl
ItKtnon- on menti Th-. mamre aaalated In n ?
Inc by Mrt WUllan. Bartour, ot Sam Tork. i
. **. i /,,,?.. who wore a r,.-_i.tif ii K""i, ??' i-'k
' SCVirat ?'"?
ti i n
? ,r- wltl the aa imeci ? ?'. thoti famllln
li ,* Sd " and a Ito ti number of
Waahlngton frlenda
.losEI'H /'- 8BITB BUBBTI I BJ TTI B.
Waahlngton, Jan --.-Tberi a iM to be a
?Hghl improvemenl to-day In thi
p smlth dirertor of ti.e Buraau ol Amertcaa Re
. va:, le at Mlaml, FTa . hla brotl ? - In thla
reerivtoa lnf< ?? .
Kram from li
era la a raj of n >; -
IP YOl 8EI II IS "TBE >'' V" IT IBTT >"
S ,,, Henr> \'" V m
Brookl
: - ?
?
;. ,; i ...... dy elae, becauae it ia not true.
(H'T GOES MR. MULLIGAN.
CPTOWN TAMMANV LBADER THROWN
THRiil'iill A LOCXBO POOR.
l_ivi.i.v Tt-fKa .?\et. irif DtPOflTlOa bv thi. as
YttXBB MBTMOT OKXCRAL ? MJU'ITU
MR r-ROKF.. tfOW to BB ABBBD
T> MXKR HIM RXBIOM
The Tammany Hall Oeneral Commlttee ..f th"
Annexed Plstrlct met la??f night to oettlc a lltt!"
difference which has erleea between Thomas J.
Mulllgan. the leader of th- dlstrlct. and som*
membera of th.- c.mmittee, and there was a
flpht. In which the leader was badly uaed. Mul
llgaa araa thrown throuich the panels of a locked
door, and his face was ent open m many placee,
Beveral of hls followers went through the same
door afterward. "M'.re than thnt," aa ona of the
members of commlttee put lt later, "Mr. Mul
llaran was praetlcally deposed aa th* dlstrlct
lea-ler."
The meetlng was In Parsltt'a Hotel, close to
the entrance to the Morris Park racetrack.
Fver slnce bef-.r* last electlon. Mulllgan Ui said
to have tried 0 nn the dlatrlet accordlng to
hls own noti'.ns, and trouble has been brewlng.
Wllllam J. Hyland, the c'ur.cllman from the
distri t. who ha-s many foUowem, set out at
onc? to try to get the leaderahlp. Thelr chance
came when Mulllgan trled to secure the appoint
ment in tha MunlcJpal Ourt of the disirict of
Mlchael Kaus:-h aa chlef clerk, FTank Plahedlck
as clerk, Charies Battenelll as Interpre et an I
James Keta as atanograrpher Judge P'-nfieid
objected, and Councilman Hyland ibjected to
th-se men. They aald thal Rauacb had been
,. ? .... i 0f wrongdolng while an offtcial ln the
old Weatcheatar rlllage court, that Plahedl. k
had not llved long enough in the dls'rlct -v al
Battenelll could not sp'-ak Fnglish. and thete
f..re was not flt to i"- Interpreter, and that Kein
was a pluni.-er-s belper and dldn't know what
it meant t-. be a Btenogranher.
Tln- Judce and th. Councilman headed a
commlttee which went to a?k Rlcbard r-roker
for advlce. I id laFt nlpht's meetlng waa the
reault. The meetlng was call*d oatenalbly to
: aaaeaarmanla from th- membera of the
'.eneral Commlttee uf Tha Uronx.
John M. Hicks, a Mulllgan man, was chalr?
man, and when he called the meetlng to irder
he waa uurrounded by Stephen Collina and
>>ori.e J. Poniiran, Mulllgan men. and Mu'.'.l
Kan hlmaelf. There were 129 peraons present In
al . Hyland and Penfleld havinir a majorlty.
The trouble bega.n with the oall to order. Fmm
the Hyland forces am. a motlon to postpon* ac?
tlon ln conection with th* aspecsment untll after
February _.. Mulllgan moved to amend thla by
I.uttlng the aubject off for a mon'h. There was
a vote, and from the mar of VOlcea lt was plain
'nougn to the opponenta of tha leader that the
an endmi nt had been loet.
Hut the cbalrman did nol see lt that w
"Carried!" he erled Th*re was a roar of v l< el
from every Blda. but above thc dln Mulligana
order came, a IJourn i ie meetlng."
"The meetlng atanda adj.-urned:" shouted the
chalrman.
Nobody could tell afterward exactly what
happ'-n-d then except that the aergeant-at
arma l >ck-d tbe only door In the ball at the
requeat of Hyland, and that there began a lot
of Beroe arKumeits. Hyland. however, nppar
ently made a apeecb in which he said tbat th*
chalrman had no rt-rht to adj-'urn a me.
ther.- araa a queatlon before the bouai
The chalrman Inalated that no bua
be tranaacted, h* tha m eting had been ad?
journed
Suddenlv Mulllgan. eloaely followed by Hloka
snd twenty othera, formed a eort of flylng wedga
?r. . tri*d to break through the Hyland followera,
who ha-l aaaembled ln the lower end of tbe hall
to protect the _....r. Then the flght waa on. Mn
i over an I over on the fl or fleta - tunded
:. haJra nera overturned and wln
dowa were broken. Beveral of th>- Mulliaan men
reached th* door more . r leaa imttered. The 1
had been takeji from it. so th.y battered away
on the po-nels. Theae ylelded, and half th* door
waa aoon down Then Mulllgan. wtth hls face
Ung and hls clotblng I irn, strugnl*d or waa
thrown through the openil ta differ as
to wblch happened?and was otualde. Those
who had stood by him followed hlm; bow n"
body Is aure. and the Hyland men wrere left
alone.
The Hyland men Immediately called an"th*r
me*tlng. puftlng Stephen J C illlna ln the chalr.
There were stlll lln pertona left, and these
pa.t-ed resolutlons denounclng Mulllgan, and
declartng it '-he aenae if thc meetlng that the
Oeneral commlttee of the dlatrlet did not ap
? - _ of hls methoda. Thei Wllllajm J Hyland,
Thomaa J O'Nelll and Henry D Speers were
appointed a commlttee to walt up.-n Mr. Croker
to report that the General C immlttea was
anxloua fo have Mr. Mulllgan r' slgn. Anoth-r
imtnlttee ls to see the members ?.f the c_mm.lt
DOt pres-nt and get thelr sentl
? ?-. The cmmlttee that aees Mr. Crok.r
wlll aak that Hyland be made leader
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FBX81DEVT DOLE A.VOIDS DIBPLAY.
A PKOPOftTC. IN~VTTAT_ON TO VIRIT OOfTORBBg
r>Ec.?rNTrn
Washlngton. Jan. __.?Thera haa b*evn teltt among
members ln both hnusea of Congreea ot a reaolu?
tlon ot welcom* to President Poi* and an lnvlta
Ir.n tn vlslt them In eeaalon, ae was don* when
Klng Kalakaua wns here Thi? was ganerally ap
< ? raatlon by membera on both sM.-s
as sn ?ct of personal eourteay to the Pn
of a rept bll But Mlnlater Rateh, h<-;irin?. or lt,
quietly algnlfled that Prealdent Dole, whii- highiy
appr-clatlng .-very Buggeetlon of courteay, would
greatly prefer that lt be oanltted When Dom
t.. ... th. Kmperor of ' here, he mi le
? .-??
- ! Prealdenl I'-;- ?.
. , ,..??? : .- ahrunk from a., dlaplaj From
-...-,[;. I tn th-- P's'e Department
... ? the propoaed mllltary eaeort ?
t him t Waahtngl - dlapenaed wlth.
. ? . . ..... r_en*i Bl rter com
i ? 0f thi mltltarj dlvli loi propoaed to g re
Mm n mllltary eaeort from th. h< to the al
iit , . ....... i . irgentlj ..ske.i
..? form and ? "? i ped.
r, ,. thta afi ? Fort Mver.
.-!.:? rai ioua ' ? -? h h
? ravalry. and afterward 'o.,k lui
nel Bumner, tha commandant of thi poal He
ted wll
ng ti
tee regu ipabk < I
ivrea Thla evening he rem.-.ined al
_
TBE WEATBER BEPORT.
TTEt-TFBDAra R-BCOM) ANT- TO-DAY*? F'-Rrv'WT
Waal ir.-" m 1** 2S Th* ****** eeadlttone n
m ..,-rn., ?et th* *ft le a mtn Th- ittorm. eaMral
? ?' "?-'? "? -*? ? '"
? ' . ? n w 'n
... WHI BOW MIIWII
- ;?! ararmw ??athar in V-* Bi
.,-,,- ???' fa - ar. ?" '
.... N-.,- Kn, . and North. rn
M ntaia ?:.-.- ?i?- n-th-r-r. plat*au and tha
.V. . - .arm-r in rh* Mlai .
tetona Uahi rmt. njar r* -m
,,<.
^"?.??nd -;? -
?. ,r. _t .-,.. aad Mlddl. M!...-.'ri'. r_
| n tha ntper lake r-t'r r
roRFX-ABT TN PBTAII. F^R TO PAT.
p - nem E__:_n*. t-*(-il ra *; **mt*r; eartabla *****,
I - n l .- a-athaaatarti
F .r- Ka-iern B** .*4t, hgt.t .nnv Saturday morntn?.
-air. warni.r. aonthaaatarli ?
i*r'.j ?___.,
FVr.n.rlvania ant N>? --ra-} fa.r, pre
? m ir-. northern port lona; -mithaaateny
ng >.Mi:tr:>
? . |un U alawaw Har. land.
...... ? rarur.lav Bl?l I I ?'ith#-r:v
? ? "? ____,._??___. ??
pratH_Ml .**h rn t.rl__. ?O-(h"?!..-0 -Irr.l.. __
ll * ?-???? ' _ _
TR.i.-vr tr>r\i. OBBmtVATiOltl
HOt'RB WAmlnit Nlgl.t. |
i j l 4 i i ' ? ? ?? :: ; ii i i i ? n ;?il
??????rr*?r-1 S't.3
.-;.._ '. tjjTT?
f~
-_. a. .__:_J 29.5
ln i . ., . ? ? :n
. ..-- s, i aflf
I lar I ii Ti ? ?? ti c r-m ?
I it 1 t? i I iarn_a<,
t-i .-. . ___. 1 a. 01 Th- ?-.-?? -.,
.? ... ?
.-..':' . . - ' Ma . .wer
n lha ?? r
.aM vrar
th'-ra arlll prohat>l> ba
'. .. ? 'i _> i. : eaataei.
mfbic
AT THE OPERA.
Rorslnl'a comie op rn. The H.riaer." was sun*
In parr nnd neted In part nt th<- Metropolltan Op.ra
Houae laat nlghl II was dcMgbt-uL of eonrae, ro
so oid nnd pleaaant an ?oQualatance even
nally, and It WM dallgbtful to hear Melhn s
I volce In Roa-tnl'B _*_elH-!uo_l measures and ln tunea
of three orher eompoaera, bul the performane..
', must have .et veternns to wonderlna what had
I become of th. tradltton* of their youtb and the
' younger element ln the audlenee to mnrvplling
what manner of opera ll wns that asertad so po
tenl a eharm on their pradareoaon; for. truth to
< tell, it araa u atrange version of "The Barber" thnt
I was aaea and beaid laat Blgbt Even Slgnor Rim
honl. the eon.lu.-tor. aeemed unfamlllar wlth the
aclntlllant dlalogua of the play. nn.l ?trummed the
pianoforta chorda in the dry raeltatlve as tlmldly
| aa lf he were afrnid of dlsturb.ng the slngers
Bver and anon thara araa a BeaabUMiea of ufe in
the lomedy, but, on the whole. lf was as unllke,
| "The Barber" of two deeadee ago ns anythlng that
j could be Imagtoed Had ll noi been for Carbone
: as Bartolo ar.d Campanarl as Ptgara. the at*.
gniaa in whlch tha opera waa shrouded would have
been eompleta Of reverenee for the text ihere
wns rv,- a auapldon. Lleense has alwaya been ae
corded to rhe prlma buffa m the muslr leaaon
acene so when Mme. Meii.s aang Maeoonet'a
Lllana" and an Itallan cnnaonetta Uho latter
tO her oaar arompanlmenf on the planofortei. there
was no ocraalen for ?urprtae. Bul she dld make
tre n.i gave Roaalnl'a bonao a turn. Bg
uratlvely speaking. when sh.- ended the opera wlth
a perform nce, eery aparkllng indeed though it
waa, Ot Ardltl'a walta, "Be *.iran roae. The brlll
lance whlch ahe dlaplayed In theae int.-po:a:ed
numbera, however dld n..t in.-.rk her performance
ln Roaalnl'a mualc. She made an amlabie effort.
Bg and g. but the result was
lackina ln character. Neverthalaaa, ll waa
moat co nfortlna agaln to hear her voice ln music
to whicli lt is edapted.
BO WBIBEET FOR THE KESTVCEJ.
A DBCIBION WKXCH MAT CAVBB RnORI"T TO
KAN. tNHABtTANTfl OT THAT STATF.
Loulavtlle, Ky., Jan. 2. -A -per-lal ro "The Tlmes"
fr m Prankfort, Ky.. aaya: "When next month the
?hlp Kentueky glldea from the ways at New?
port Newa li". prow wlll nol I** hathed ln -ham
,i whtakey. The falr sponsor.
..--.. Bradley, artll uneork a beautifully
: iilver veoaal full of pur.- water.
'in the farm in LartM founty where Ahraham
Llncoln araa borr there la an unfalllng sprlng of
>_r watar, where. In h!s hoyhood. the great
emar.plpator was wont to alake his thlrat. uelng a
gourd or .ak-lcaf dlpper.
"The Idea la to have a eommlttee formally vtsit
ti,,- iprtng, (Lll a allver veeael arlth sparkling water
and -eal it wlth npproprlate -eremonles. Then the
voaaci wlll be glven to Mlss Bradley. who wi., keep
tlme for breaklng tne seal at the ,aunch
ing of the Kentueky."
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PAILUREB IX BUBTXBBB.
Brtdgeport, Conn., Jan. 28 By an appllcntlm
made ll ? - -rlor Court to-day the fallure of
the ? F Swords I.umber Company, probably the
lnrgest concera of ita klnd ln Connectlcut. i?.
known. and Judge Thay.-r appolnted Frank Mlller.
the coal merehant. aa reeelver, wlth bonds of WO,
.... The llaWlltlee nre sald to be 1 IMa- and the
U . The applleatlon requeeta thnt the
affalrr, of the .-ompany he wound up and the eom
!:-organlzed The cauae of the fai'.ure la
sra-er! r. -he applleatlon to be Inahlllty. on ac?
count of impalred eredtt, ro meet ou-srandlng ohll
?*
Sew-Orleani Jnn __.?Julea l>ome.-q thls mom
Ing n rh. I'nlied Btatea Clrcull Court. nskel for
? .-? ? .f ? reeelver for the New-Orleana
A..,;? ,i ? ...... a largi corporatlon. The ,-.im
. to hc neavlly Involved.
nclnnal Jan I -C. Klein. prealdenl of the
_ ? ? Plour and Peerl ("ompany. who waa shot laat
nlght la Btlll allva to-day. He adheren to his stare
-,,.,,. waa aaaaulted by two hlahwaymen
on f> . ? oeA oaA then shot. The pollca a.
cllng tn the theorv of aulcide N'o r.tv.
. . tre I.n made to-day tending to
? ry. The flour a_nd feed company
mar"e an .....lgnment to-day, gtvlng aaseta nt 17,-0.,
ltabllltlea *-'."''*. Thls business embarras.anient glvcs
wetgbt to the theory of sulcidc.
DIXXER OP SETOX CIROLB.
Archbtahop Porrtgan was fhe _rne?t of honor last
nlght at a receptlon glven ln his honor by the
Boton Clrcle, ln the S^hnorrer Club house, tn Bagle
ava, and (me-hindred-and-sl-ty-thlrd-st.. In the
Borough of Th? Bronx.
. 'lvi: Just lee J M Tlerney made an addregh of
me to the Archbtahop and the vialtlng clergy
men and the Archblahop replled. expresslr.g his
avmpathy wlth rhe work of the Beton Clrcle for
the hlgher education of women.
Eapeelallj In $erioui case. of r-old. or ln the ab
aence of the doctor, you want a medi.'lne whlch you
know I rlghi That's Jayne'a Bxpectorant ???
The irhtt-. I.ndfr rriP-l of eeuntry kepr ls -a
fed lltUe p"a? ll uaed In I EERFOOT FAKM BAl'BAOEB I
Choice ipt - aeaeon them Bewaro imitatiana
DIED.
-CCZBNB ai r.er mlBiari, Wo SfM West liath ?*..
A_url< ?' C tsena wlfe of Chariee U Coawtna ant
.__'".'. -,- - ?. Chipmin. or Iiamarls~ -tlu. Me.j_.n
ru_i_r-l eervtca, Heoday. tba Btat ar s p m.
DB_.I_.R- Ot Thttr__ay n.orn;n_:. January 27. at his
h.m. Ni 8 X-or.teri?* Terraee, Brooklyn. The._<->r
t.re'er ln hn 7litr. w?r
Furv-ra. tarvteet at the Oerman F.van_reli.__ .-hur-h.
Scnannerh. rr. it n?nr Court-a( . a,n Patuniay January
H 2:80 p m.
Intermeni prtvaw
v s.rher d M J.. ea PiIday, Jhanaiy 2fi. :
IM1S .nth : ?? ii. I"-rr in hla 74th year.
,..,!.;... .... ? ? . ttretMenca n ?Tl -hlaafjra
_vw [aauan BO ;.' t ; at
. . , -,..?? tr..:. leavtna a' 2 .V- r rr. F.ino.-a
. . . :,,..-1 st . C-fitral Rallroad rt s.? Juaai
_ ,-,r on Tlmraday, Jaavary H, Charlea Peiaoai ot
_ila . , ,
'riends are ir.airei ro altend fiin-r_l ser
.. -,1-i-r,??- f hla i ,n 1- law I'r N L
?: west 47tt. ?? . M aday, Janaan 81 ?r
10:30 ? m
.- i . ' r_rr; y
OAWTRT Oi Thuraday, January 27. 1W1. Aana I
widoVof -gllllam M Oawtir, in taa TTtr. raaf t bat
pufrnt .?a-'- ??I al r?r lata rttirten^e N M w>.-- 4-?
,t n Mob lay m rnlna. at 10 ? 1
BARPBNBEKOM a- ner laal-anri. New
Q J Tl iraday Jar.uary 27 [aabe!
. U HlPlenl ereh, ll .. ' t?l
land. n :... of N*
. reatdenea. Ne ? Uviaa
y at .1 p m
HARVK1 On Vr__aatday evening. January W. %' ?
f her ** la-law. Andrew Palteri n Sa MO
? -. .... Harvey, ?-?' m of .iame_ Bat
_ /; '.. '.. 'V,r*i?...by..rlan Chareh. Kae. on aal
Mt th- 1:04 p. m traln rr.m Orand
i'entral I epot
HtLfl .liP Budda_ty at hi- raaldeaca. No lad Baal ?"
..,;?-?? ' Rllyard, m hn ??tr, raar
?rrxvEDT ??* J*ni*" Kenaadj. r> D in hi. ?>?*.
-. ? ?^::%thr;^.;:,h,H:''""
S2 'fr- invited le attaad rh. tmmmrel
.. 4 m HutM O'Nelll No 14* We?
,. .-.. H at 1 p. ?
. . v. -,,. nautoao* _( her taa._Praaatt l_a Mm.
*-As.0'':.,. Wrai Koo-ara.. Neu -*<r_ 27'h IMC. Haataf
,w? wldow of Praa-li I- Baa. H '- WB raar
'"' -.. | ??..,: Iba funerai .Talj-e a. St
/,.,.' ?? H.i'.w.v. B .i aarardi Wl laat..
;. m
? r prlvata
LARKUAlf?Al hii. reeaamnet Ba Atr, r.am B.th ?t..
;_.r?h?in. airerf 99 y ...
- Mrvle-e al Rla lata r?i: l?n? M n .av. January
,? 7.80 p. ni
VI.I, .LH Buddanly, on Thurariaa J?r.ua-y 21 1**!*** J ln
pj?rra*'- Pun,1a> nt l_BB P "*?? r''?" tmmemm, Kn.
..... m ' gta Jer^ea . "v
Intermeni la Oreaawo .
lenly, at hli r?fld?iiee, Jtew Roeh-tla.ll T
r.n,.4 - B i'.f -?'" * n ?' Daala. ** and
[_ouli- ? Pugh. aa*ed BB jreara,
prlvata
?. !? rMtdeaea, Ba 42 w*et lTrh
...-?. 2.- taka BMOaan b..rn _t
. , . -. -? _hln Bha nn.
VI-m -.1. MTVlci il ? t.i" r> ?'. .-ar Mary _-,e Vtrgln. '._*
4,.. at adaj Janaan 81, 10 a ?
.am at eoneentenea ef famfly
S .ITHAOK?Oll I'rlilay arte-r. >? n. January 28 1898.
M ,r:, r* : '.-.'. ,t?'.irlater ^f rh_ latr J..hn w Aoufna-k
F'.i.era ?-?: ..-- .ai ? reelden n ... _-_d?>n arm., on
.-i;*ry 81. ar 11 c r'.orM..
BT____L_NO At Brldfeport. Cor.n . Jan-iary 26. 1188. of
;?:.. .rr, nll Oa rf? Il BterilBf
.?_: !?- at hla lat. raildenee. Na 71 Htate-at at
? |l ll 'nr iary _b
BL'TTON- On PTMay Januar-. _?. Annle A. wlf* of W|H>
Itton
are r_?ldren'e. \_. 1 ofla r.tn?m av...
iu-, n;?r ii Bunday, taanary *??. ?' 2 p. m
i in nalvary,
BWABTn '"" Baddaaly, ai Stam_a.rd. Oonn.. at mid
.' .riuary 2T, H l*rt Havartwoot. In the BBd year
_.?
lerrlea at 9t Jeha'a ?*hur,-h. en Mrn_ar. the Slat
| . > ? p. m
n wlll b? ln wattln* _rn\_l of 1:04 p ? rraln
'- .. Naw v -K
A- Porl .'n-atrr. N Y.. rm Thuraday. January
tl i'Hv Annla E w!*,w of Jr>hn A While. of Brlde*
... _
... f- ??.. reatflenei of he' i.r .ther. Oarr.tt
i! n,la>. Jmuary "1. at 1" "O a m
. arrlaaea ln waittrtf aa arrival of 1" 17 ttaln
'.a ah: On Thuraday, January J7. Dfllth enly
lau.mer f Sarah A and tfea iate Wtlllum n'oooward.
Jr nn.1 nle.-e of Jame. T "*" .ajwarJ
Funeral Mral-ea at Ht Th-imaa'a '.'huroh. Rth-a-e an<5
? .: 'untay afterr.vm, al 3 o'elo.k.
Intei ?'. eni *r \\ n,i;i*n
Baltimore (Md.) an1 Kh de Iiland papen p.eaae oom**. |
DIED.
TOCXO On *A>.n??d?y e\tr..ng. January M. IAA*. Ann
(. wk1..w of J"hn I V"'Jng and dau*I-?r <f 'he at*
|vt*r K P *?
Fun?ra! aeirleaa at th* Murray Hli: tPtel M "a'.reai.
Jinua . TA Ul I *t 4 p. m.
pt.o." .,mlt (Inwpr,
K-rtdnll Ar ? -n?*"ni. af thr Ba-MWtlra '''umli.- af
th* Am-r -itn >'..retv r?apan. f N*w V rl- MM \V?.r?a
dov Vaaaan _''? llOa. ?. Il-M a ra -n* ? h.lrman r?
f*rr*d Ir. i.ppr>prl-i? i?rmi to Iba l*CMl i'tt'h ef Mr.
_.->i<tall anl ..*r?re,l th* fnllowmir mlrai'* w hlrh waa
..nVred to l>e plarr 1 unon 'h* r- r ll ' ? ? M
The Eseratlve ft mmltt*. "f th<- Amvrlean Bui-li '*-m
par.v <!<-*:r? ... .x',.re.? th? - <!**;. aon m *? lh- ?? thay
hnve aeatalaed '' tha eaMMea d?*'h ..f thnr rataanw and
faiihr.ii aw*-:*t* Wllllam E K-ndall rrom "- *ariy
?r_.nnlzaii.m of th.? ' mp.n' h# .??*. b**n pi " B?nl In
lt* .?oun'-lla tir*l**? ln h> ? f r-? Wf Ita piu-0?rlt. and
k<-*nlv allva hv rv rv rnmri, In H* p .wer ti ??
?.;<-. ?*?. Hl* death comaa ? ? i ae ol ea *. * ?"?
and p?r-?n?i.ii _awaww.ll and we ahall rh-r ? -?
n ?n. .r\ aa t ? bn-lot/ad frlend ' Pt**X
ln ih? nume.ni, nnd reeponitbl* t> alttona ' .-.?' he
waa ralled t i ..n-npi It Wlll ba dlffl lll lo lll
We ?_,r?n.l r I |a | rr - r._ I ' tt
th'-lr g-?al ?f*1:-'l'*. "ur dl.pial I. mpaiii-. nn-1 nrd*
thla m'nu.e place. up.m a- rt I '?
(Baal ' Bed i P-MD I ifKri1".
.... retan ' IM M" 'ng.
A--Th?-Krnalen Crlaeierr.?I'rtrar* B?Maa Ha?
t?-i n_t:r ad ?S ~-out*?' r'd? f-om tha Grand I>ntr_l
T^*r" O-flrr te Kaat 121 ?t
Spccinl Kfttttt.
TrllMine lern.a tn II ll i I ?-uli??r1 her*.
r'al,> $10 a yir .
t'ally. wl'h u' Sr- '. ?- r*atl p*r mor.'h
smiav Trlbruw. IS a year w * ll. aara '-?? ??
P'jst.v;;:- Kx.ra poeta*. ? * *??
nocpt Mrxiei, and i ar.r-.a a- ? \-w
V rk ''lt.
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th* w i*r a rl?k
MAIN "FF- F IM | ?
UPTOWN 'FF! F. 1 _-|_! Ilr -..Iway.
AMKRICAN8 ADR t Bnd Tha TrlbuM al:
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thorraa I nk * H r. 1 P. i ?? rl- : - l'ia
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Pl rea - Whitb. A C
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it Petereburg CrHll Lvoanaii , -
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to laava advertlataaaata ar. 1 tubarripttona
'?The aioet Importanl -4rtlatl?* aZxemt nt th*
Time."
N'f)'riri.._Tn a?Old halna rr..wdad,
? ia.lt the? Oall-arl-?? 'i.i ilng llie in..ii?ln_|
hours.
LAST KOt'R DAY-*.
AAITTRir AV ART O AI.I.K B IK9,
MAI'iaov SQf'ARE BTit'TH. NEW TOKK
On asshlbitlon D:?y ?ri<l Hlv.nma,
raunday Fx'?P?**i.
8 a _d to 8 p M _j.d B to 10 P M.
lA.lmiaaion p'ntv Onta.)
I'AMOI'h PIOTUR-M
HY
rAMOT'8 MAHTF.KS,
G_th*ra'l b*f th? lmt?? Connolaieur
wii.i.iam H. ITIiWART,
"On* ef rh* moat remarkat>> arath'-i-.-.e e4
Plf.tur*s ofTer.-d for sale *n> artaera in tn?- wo.-ldl"
To bo moUl by ordor of th* If.xei.-utoi a aa
Hholntr- Pvblle S?l??
On Thuraday an.l F*ri'lav K*r*t*laat_B ni-at,
Fahruarr 3rd an.l -Jth, heffinning
at ^.1*) i.'olook,
AT OHICKKRIKG IIAT.T..
(Admliilon wtrhout rard N^ r?a*rv?d aaata?
Tbomaua I?'.. T.irljy arrill oon?J*a*?t Uaei ?ale_.
AMERICAN ART aMOCUTtOM UAMA .~4&.
Madlaofi Squara South. Naw Tork
llniiK. A Co.. 01 nnrt BB h'itth -*-nu
vtii aaa ai iu- r. TUteai ??' *-'t***
?. i
An inteiv-atmg <-olleotion of
BOOKS.
cnmprnlr.f many BBtaaMa BJ rki ot ati and nv". rai
;:-fra'ure.
THUMDAT aftarnoon. at 8 iTCteafe,
WeU-eela-ted and Uauaualiy attraett-a
PRIVATE LIBRABY,
pml.rHr-ln_r 'he Htat E-V.-lona af tha Utf A." r* ta
B-au-ifnl ar_ F.lifan- Tl ndingi
BALSAC BOC lOCIO ( aOIKti. Dl ?AS.
....:. 'SMITH Ht'i" LFVER. MA''At l.AV MAI' ^
MHRIVALE. Mll.T'.N POE, RAWUNBON I >
BHIRLET, .--KKN'K SM'.l.l.KT THA-KKIAV.
THIEtta, Bt IKIN, IHAKBBPEARE .r.1 thera
BtBUOORAPHT; NOVBId ABV ROMAJC. H P ET
RY .iAl.LMHIi:- O* AKT. UMITED AN -J
BOlTIONa fxtha-ili.i'-IR^ti;:' I :-ER
.u.fii publ-i ATi'.s-i. an;- MAmr emtea at
TRACTIVK ITEMS_______________________
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Ft-'* Kxh t)itl"n
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OF THF.
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BOBBItT BOMERVI1XI ORT-.IES A OO.
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of tT* .'?"? yuall"- aall Prteee *** ai _.ywh.ra. -ar.
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u .'Iin trmaa ? aa-na-a ?* re
.-I. ". ?' ? tttet tk . f th#r
and . -. \\ ir. ata, ,.. a*ra
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.,-,.?n,T jy 2 a m. ?? i laaelre aa4 Baataa na
BA.;, ..*r r" ? '? " "' ' ' " '?'??'? ri'.a
Ta-?*-'? *r'?
etl af pa
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uV:' ' ? -' . a.
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and Cl- ml-'.a '. - ' * "ff A-'" ' '-, .. _
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'.'iftr. "P"
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m Main ',r ^lm,' "ni1 '"t",n I*r ? ? "?3a
!.. ^. Har Fr--n<-lavoi rloaa h.ra da.ly up to Jaauary
Ifi .7 A 80 p m Malla for AuitraiU <?i-?pf .rtoea p>r
_.^!, Auatr.il*. artalrt *?? '? rwardad vu Europa). Naw
z.l'ar i Baamll TW *n<1 _**??? l.lan*. p-r a a
i.am-da 'from San Pran-ia?rt. cU?? bar* u!., up to
r-S-HUT f? at T a BL. 11 a ? and l-M d m lor
"?.,?,. ,. N*w-Tork of a a. Aurar.la wit>! Brltlah
a__i_Tfer Auatralla). Malla lor Aun.*... (eeeap. Waat
?_____ra___a) Saw-EaalaM Hawall aad Kljl lalanda. par
fr_ wa-rlm-o fr-m Var.cuuv.ri. el_M h.r* dally af.ar
Januarv ??. and up le January II at a ?? p. m Malla
f"r Hawall P" ? ? Auatralla 'from Kan Kran.-iaoo*.
r oa. h*r? llaliv up to P*bmar> i* at _ *? p o
Tra'n.pacinc malla ara forwar_ad lo port or aallina Aaily.
and th* ILtialatl of .i.alna la arran-?d ..n th. pra
auir.Dtlo.i "rf ?h**?r untntarruptwl ovarland iraaalt tl_a_K
i.t.nid mall cloaaa at A p. m. Dravleua day
Mt.rM -* cORNILJUa V-N OOTT. Po-tinailaa
Faatoloa N.w Tork. N. T.. Jaauary at. IBB4

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