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DIED.

ANDERsoN-Athis residence BROOKLYN. May 10. 1880,
nS ss GGr Nav fSsr % PRESIDENT
ARMSTRONG-In New. Orleans Ia, April 20. $780, $. T..
son OF the late samuel r. Armstrong, Ottlns city.
BACoN-on ray Nay H. o. GrouP F EsGSn
aged . wears and months: Ill.,, ., , ,, ,oo, ,,or,
the residence Of his parents at Bronxye Monday al $50
Train via Harlem Railroad at 28O p. IN.
BATES-On Friday, May H. Of mombraueous Group Frank
Nchol OF James l. and Laura O. Bates, aged years
Relieves aud ferds family requested to at,ed the
iIoboken. on sunday afternoon, at O'clock.
Pianas j. on The aSh nst Miss 8;
F@ oS1 Tuesday 10Th in'f at 'O O'CLOCK New"
BURRIDGE- On the eth nst Emma Frances. only daugh
Relatives ana irsnds are nyto 70 attend the
vices on SUNDAY &C 23p M at the residence Oh ner par
CLYMER-On Friday, l4th, Catherine wife OF William cly
Fnrial at her ato residence 1877 Ssthst Monday
IL am.
hncno6ia the Rev William Brewster Ely Youngest son
Of The late Hon Alfred D. Ely OF Newton MAS; ana pas
Sgei % years
GALEon May a. Thomas W. Gale. in the Goth year Of his
Fnncra services Trinity Chapel Monday, the 17th at
Relatives anu friends are invited to attend.
ntrren Goshen Friends are requesednot TO SEND HOW
HAL1-1n Brooklyn on Friday May H. Sarah E, eldest
FGnera OF Christ Church New Brunswick, j. on Monday
May II. at 300 o'clock
HAWKINS-On Thursday, May 10, 1880 Homer b. Aaw'
kins in tho 57th " his age. - -.
services his late RESIDENCE AZ Fast 1oJns
Sunday at 2:30
saturday May Is. ElOIse rect Of tho late
Augustine Hicks Laurence.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
pENDENTEK-Ou saturday morning May 10, Samuel h
Penlex,er, OF the firm of William & John OBrien. -
late residence No. lis East 3Ithst
on Monday, l7tl inst Mt O'clock.
ReloTycs friends invItei 10 ate nd
Interme 4 at Dover, ~ H.
PHELPS-A hts residence No 800 DeKabave, Brooklyn,
Iohn ~ Phelps, IN the Glstyelr u lislge.
Frra services Matthew's Church. corner Throopave
and PunsKst Brooklyn Sunday 10th ns at 2;SO O'Clock
d
sEIIECK-At Paris Apu % OF heart disease after
bfte Illness Ruth Margaret dearly beloI cd wife OF
Alfred D.. Seeck
neaI services at West Presbyterian Church. 42dst be-
tween 5th Gth-aves Tuesday morning May H. ut
and friends are respectfully invited No flowers.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

COMING RvENTs-GossIP ABOUT THE CoTTAcERs.
NEWPORT, X. l., May 14.-The indications
are that the annual session Of the EewEngand Society
OF Friends, in this city, early in June, Will be well at
tended Quito number OF approved" ministers from
all parts of the country and few from England VIII DO
present The session will last one week The meeting
was held IN Portland Me-, last year. Tho Society
own large mceng-hOuse Mt this place, as well es the
Friends' School I'm Providence Private families VIII
be taxed 20 find accommodations for the visitors Tho
humble followers of Penn and Fox do not, as general
thing, paronize the fashionable hotels; hence they
cure rooms at private houses as well as at private
boarding places. A few members OF the society live Ia
elegant style at the hotels but they do not don the
dress peculiar to their people
One week from Tuesday Will be EewpOrts great holl
day, known as Election" when the new State Govern
ment viii be inaugurated with imposing ceremonies
The city will be crowded with visitors, who viii indulge
in the ime-hOnOred custom Of drinking egR-pop and
eating blue eggs. The Legislature which meets Oh that
day, will he called upon TO elect United States sen9
tor place OF Genera; A. +. Burnside whose term ex
pres in 1881. According to law the Legislature, after
completing its business here, will adjourn, and IN two
weeks will be called together again 20 elect the Senator
There many candidates for the vacancy, but the
lucky person will probably be the present incumbent
who is earnestly working for reelection,
Mr.. George c. Mason, whose recent work on Gilbert
Stuart is well known, has rented his cottage on Beach
st. to Mr.. a. L. Douglass, of New-York.
Mrs Albert Gallatn, jr NcwYO,k, will reside at the
Jones cottage Beevueave this season, she having
rented II for the Summer.
a. b. AnthnclOSs, John Marlborough, OF New-YOrk
Thomas Mott and John Cadwaliader of philadelphia, ana
George r. Shaw, OF Boston, are 81 the Hotel Aqudneck
The Hon. Thomas Swami, of Baltimore las leased his
cottage on Sea Vew-ave. TO Mr.. French Of HewYork.
the last OF the uuleased Livingston cottages the
cliffs has been taken by Mr. d. j. Niue OF that city.
Mr. Charles Wheeler, OF Philadelphia, Will occupy
OF the cliff cottages.
DR. VIM r. IAisk. OF East Thirty-fourtb-st., HewYork
Civ will occupy Miss W0rmeley's house. RedcFossaYe
for the sumuer, from the 25th OF May.
mr. Augustus L. Brown and family, and the Countess
Palone and family, of New-YOrk, have taken rooms at
the Ocean House for the season.
Concerts will be given in Touro Park during tho Sum
cOttnge Catherfncst.
General r. b. Potter and family, OF HeT-York, are at
MucnchlBgci's. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. Charles Reiche has resumed the personal d.
rection of the New-YOrk Aquarium. and has already
made several improvements in that place. The
stage has been enlarged, and the collection OF ma
rine curiosities has been considerably augmented.
Tomorrow night o romantic play called Our
Biiah" will be produced at this house, and newly
organized theatrical company VII appear ~ IT. IN.
Henry Belmer and Miss Amy Slayin-mentloned as
the "wOnderful child actress ARE prominent mem
hers of this company. The Ncw-YOrk Aquarium is
place that affords knowledge ana innocent anuse-
ment, and therefore merits the public favor ~,
1.-The Croothawn," III which Mr.. w. B. CahllI
will come forth, at Booths Theatre has been VIII.
ten expressly for him by an English dramntist. IL
is said to he strong III plot ana 10 aGlh III o. pUJ
II relates TO historic incidents OF about lhe year
1900 Miss Kate Meek and Miss Helen Byth nave
been engaged i'll Mr.. CamlFs company: MI 4nO9 9
T. NIcagher is Mr. CahilPs agent IN this new enter
MIR. DAYS company will appear at HayIerly'SS
Brooklyn Theatre tomorrow night III Inc hoJ"i
Mr. ]. s. Vale takes benefit at Chickering Hall
next Friday evening, when Mrs Scott-Sldd9hs WI, VII
effect her reGntrance on the local stage: M. Eae
has managed the platform entertainments tins sea
son in an energetic and discreet manner, ana us
public might very well make this benefit to MN
On the occasion Of her benefit at Booths Theatre
Miss Nelson will appear in five different ciaTaGt"S'
The hracft TO Mr.. Raymond, at Booths inca
tire, Will occur on June 3. Mr. Raymond ana NJ,
Returned Vuluntcer."MT. Nat Goodwin VIII appear
rs ,J(7Tv cir in L" the Widows lctim," ana give
his admired limitations. John Mccullough ana Mary
Anderson VIII act together in tayolltr scene;
Mr. Sothern Will appear; aud Miss X. e CogRali,,
making her first appearance on the NeW-l oih
stage this season, will act Lay Iea2ie, IN inc
Screen Scene from " Tie School Tor Scandal. Inns
bids fair to be an enjoyable dramatic exhibition.
Mr.. Tony Pastor may be seen. this week. at ne
Grand Opera House, to which place, also on play
81, viii be conveyed tine drama OF Hearts OIL
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THE sTROLLING PLAYERS.

Mr. Bapd1nan appeared in San Francisco at Bald
wins Theatre on the Sd inst. as NarcSse. Miss
NeiIsOn will begin an engagement at Baldwins
Theatre. San Francisco, June 7......Nell Burgess
ns the UidoV Bedoti acted last night in Buffalo,.
Ola Bnll and Miss Emma Thursby gave concert
in Buffalo last night. X. Emmett was last
week. in ST. Louis .. Miss Catharne Lewis has
been very well received in Philadelphia. John
Mccullough will act at the Walnut Philadelphia
On Nav 20, for the benefit of Sir. Goodwin, the
manager-appearing as Claude MelnOtte. Miss Fanny
Davenport will act Pauline. NJ 50 Rose Eytinge
is in England 1890. The MastodOn Minstrels will
sail for London on July 14......Frank Mayo
was, last week, in Chicago. SOthern
acted last week, in Ottawa and Montreal. Mr.
Chaufrau is in Canada. .-...JaDauschek has closed
her season Jefferson acted, last week, in Bur-
lineton. VT, and went into Canada. Bamum's
show Is IN Boston. MIR. and Mrs. Florence have
anded their season. ....Oiver DOud Byron is at
Long Branch. Maggie Mitchell ended her season,
lasf night at BrOckton, Mass. Mr.. Raymond will
act in Fall River, May 18th, and at Providence on
tbe 18th aud 10Th Lolita viii be seen. this week,
IN Ranger. Salem New-BedfOrd, Fail River, HoIyOke,
and Sprinefeld. .Mr. George Edgar is forming
dramatic company for next SCISSOR. and Will act in
tle great shakespcarean characters. Salisbury 8
Tronbadours are TO appear In Liverpool, IN July.
MeCoI ough took part in performance for
sbe benefit OF Mr. Miles III Cincinnati, last Thurs
day. Clara Morris was recently the guest OF
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TABLE or TEMrEnArunE.

IL Will be seen by the above table that Monterey has
only one rival IonOulu I'm equabilty OF temperature.
1t must he understood however that there ia good
deal OF not, dsagrceabc weather the Islands, aud
multiplicity Of drawbacks which Mont Grey does not
possess There arc seldom any hiah cold winds at and
around Monterey, ana never any hot ones. There IL
moro or less fogeY weather in the Spring months. as
there Is all along the coast and occasionally Uggy morn
inCs IN Summer The latter, however really agree
able. as they nIusc new life and freshness into tree aud
shrub and Hover aud In the least detrimental
in their influence upon human beings that of
e
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

THE RECENT SEASON OF FRENCH OPERA.
Mr. Grau's season OF French opera in this country,
which will end on the 25th Of May, has been espe-
cially prosperous, and it has reflected much credit
upon the wisdom of his plans and the energy of
his administration. 1t began on April II. 1879,
and will have lasted nearly fourteen months, giving
0 total of ASP performances. The receipts were
over 1886, 900. The Business is shown in the fol-
lowing table:
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DEATH OF ISAAC R. ST. JOHN.

Isaac r. St. John, for many years president
OF the Lamar Insurance Company OF this city, died yes
to-day from bronchitis at his home, No 155 Clinton
st. Brooklyn He eighty Of age. He was born
IN Now-Cansan. Conn, and came TO this city when
young man. He became member Of the banking firm
OF J. d. Beers & 20 AferWard he went SOuh and or
ganizcd several banking Institutions. In 1886 he re-
turned to NcY-York and start III business. He was
heavy loser in the panic Of 1887 He organized the In
company OF which lie president at tho time
OF his death. The funeral VII take place tomorrow.
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Satin win DO worn quite late in the spfirs continued
with Indian cashmere.
Ths important feature Of the toilet u the baRyeuee
which Is now made OF cOlOred SILK satin foulard In
Of tue shades In the dress or direct strong
color The fashion for bonnes has at last settled down
to TWO decided shapes the pretty cottage and the POKE
gypsy. The picturesque Spanish bonnet 10 maae OF
aoQuemlnot roses. Messrs Gorham Co., A. Stewart
& Co., II. O'Neil. Stern Brothers, James MGSreery
Co., ]. G. Johnston will please accept thanks Tor
affo nfin
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Mrs j. C. Fremont at Prescott, Adirondack Miss
Annie Pixley is, this week, at the Boston Museum.
... Mics Kate Girsrd will appear ct the Standard
Theatre, May oath, in a new piece. Dir. Gustavus
Levick is to act with her......Mr. and Mrs. j. {.
Williamson, now in Australia, have been acting in
"PinafOre." ;,
Augusta DaTgOn has been giving readings ~
Tasmania and has been received there with nearly
enthusiasm. She arrived in Sydney about the
middle Of March,
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The hest business. it vii be seen. was done IN

The best business, it will be seen. was done in
New-York and the worst in Cincinnati. The ex-
penses, of course, have been very large. but even
So the manager has found his enterprise amply re-
munerative. NJ. CapOul has received $4,000;
Mile. Paola Marie, $4,000; and Mile. Angelo
$4,000. In addition to these prominent singers
Mr.. Grau's company consisted Of the following per-
sons: Miles, Aimee, Leroux-Bouvard, Gregoire,
Raphael, Beaudet. Delorme. and Messrs Juteau,
Jouard, Poyard, Duplan, Mezleres, Vilano and Du-
puIs. The chorus, resident movable. consisted OF
from forty to sixty voices and the band OF from ten
to forty pieces. The musical director is NJ Ameras
and the stage manager NJ. Bouvard
The following works have been presented In the
nnrrSn of this raaIlv remarkable tonrt
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HARPER g. BROS.

Sketches and Studies In Southern Europe. by John
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In addition to these twenty-five operas, Mr.. Graq
rs having been highly successful. Encouraged by
his prosperity, Mr. GTau has already begun the for
NATION of n French opera troupe for next season,
with which he designs to travel over much wider
area than has hitherto been explored by any mu-
steal or dramatic organization, Miles Paola Mare
Cregoire and Delorme and Messrs. Duplan, Me-
zieres. Viano and Almeras have already been re-
engaged, and Mr. Grau has also secured the leading
Opera Boufe tenor of France, NJ. Nlgri. The new
atre September 10.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WAautvcroy Nav AL a.

For the Middle States and New~England
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 10, q. n.-The changes In the
barometer yesterday slight Clear and fair
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
ago and G4o the average 53 being 14lso lower than
the corresponding day last year, and 3ao higher
than Friday.
Warmer and clear partly cloudy weather may be ex
pected to-day In this city and vicinly.
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A. G. ARMSTRONG e. son.

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