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TO.lTOR ROW.

TOMORROW.
VHoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF HIGH CLASS OIL PAINT.
I IG2s ! oM n TIE T+ colLEcTIoS Of Mr., s
HhE f2fh aI I9 F n sStP s oS
I AHi -, IW yliS 9TH IHEMTyF9rRIH
S FESs aafR Hh At ATE EsG sA 1Es
The following few of the Artists mentioned in
catalogue:
ROY. Paris
K sffEIMuLLER. Munich.
kRAUs, Munich,
FAEI1EREz Paris a
WiNIER, Munich.
S'Ah' h0he GaY. New York.
5Ei2 Ts oEfghiIs I'd s,,,,,
FEzE Is = s Ssias9, Mss s.r York.
HA Ssg5Fs H2?9aG Fss... -'''
MAJ {. VIZ " kS t.F5s Philadelphia.
'' +. kf f kiSSss Nsn faason.
AIcHAk dRt RazisIsipf R.:lin
sTANDEMAN. Munich
EOIGT. Paris
BECKER. New York
HoFf 1 iASc ilG55ieh dusseldorf
KRETCHMER Berlin
DOLL Munich.
MULLER Munich.
MOOR. Munich.
LEWIS Philadelphia.
- HULK, London.
GEISER, Munich
A sthSEIbER, Dusseldorf
q Oar;
ADOLPH JACQUES, Paris.
This grand collection will be view at the special
S1eSTOOlEs 9il Pennsylvania avenue, MONDAY and
TUESDAY. TWENTY FIRST and TWENTY-SECOND
1NS1S.
PATRONS OF ART AND ART CONNoISSEURS
should fail to give this sale their attention it far
Every comfort will be extended parties visiting the
exhibition and sale.
IeFEs cash
jal5-d THOMAS DOWNING Anctioneer.
HUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers
AssIGNEE's SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK
REMOVED FROM STORE No. l42l NEW YORK
Ninth AND D STREETS NORTHWEST. FOR
CONVENIENCE OF SALE. CONSISTING IN
80. LACEs, EDGINGs
HOsI RY. COLLARS. BUTTONS,
FANCY GOODS &c. &C.
At auction. on THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY
TWENTY FIRTH COMMENCING at TEN
streets northwest balance of the above stock removed
TO sal=sroos to which the attention Of buyers
called
ja23-2t VIM b. COOKE, Assignee
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The Georgetown Onion at
its annual meeting last evening elected Officers for
the ensuing year as follows: President, Arthur
Small; vice president, h. B. King; recording secre-
tary, G. W. Manogue; financial secretary. John F.
Moran; treasurer, F. v Orutt; librarian J. P. Glib
j. TepneY and Daniel MORGAN.
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New Discovery In MEprclNE

IXPORTANT NOTICE.
SANTAII MIDY
VIII cure In 4S hours all derangements Of the urinary
organs In either without Inconvenience Of kind
0R1AAULT Co. 8 kus yivienns. Paris. 3a22-skw. II
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON-

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- Al ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
iEkSIH S1REEI BETWEEN / AND &
Z NORTHWEST
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AUCTION SALES.
WEkKS & Co, Arcttoneers,
w 63I Louis an avenue,
Opposite City Post Office

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
DC. TIT ESnAY, JANUARY TWENTY FOURTH,
ATTES oCIock. IS floNI 81 AND %lTHLS
AND COVER ADvANC 8, SEVERAL ARTICLES
OF .CRNiTURE, CARPETS. HARNESS, SHIFTS,
HANDKEkCHIEES CLOTHING, &c 1t
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News Briefs.

Elizabeth r. Beach. who was lost in the CITY OF
COLUMBUS disaster. was the organizer OF the famous
NcCaN mission bands IN this country, they being
auxiliary 10 the religious Work done al Paris,
France, under the maine OF the IcCall Mission sea.
AFTER consultation With counse.it has been deter
mined. on behalf OF the Catholics and nationalist
OF the north OF Ireland, 10 seek Official inquiry
INTO The legality OF the orange SOCIETY," and 10 La he
It's members aLlenabe for recent events.
Ine Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage has offered the use
ol the brooklyn tabernacle Tor the funeral ceremo-
MES which are TO be held upon their arrival over
the remains OF Lieut.. DeLong and his companions
WHO persisted In the Jeannette Arctic expedition.
Inc grand jury OF Philadelphia yesterday found
True Oils OF Indictment against William b. Green
ana Alexander Armstrong for Conspiracy TO defraud
the city by means OF fraudulent bills for paving
Armstrong was also Indicted Tor perjury.
An accident occurred on the Nicke! Plate Read,
near Ripley, Chautauqua county, New York YES
terday. Oy which a snow plough and two engines
were thrown from the track one or the tra IN ha nds
bar faa- llt-D
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Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion In San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth Of ono Pc,
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond. Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed ON the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and In
formation regarding the markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. MI
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4 German Ghost story.
TIE AFPksITr0S OF TIE w0frT LAoY AfffAHf I


A cahegram nom Berlin says rev nights aEo
the famous "Weisse Dame or White Lady, The
sptriaS 61rnii.GTls OF the Hohenzolern family "A
reported TO have been seen by the sentinels oef~e
the Ate Schloss. The legend OF this app&rition n
well known An snoestress OF the Hohenfollerhs,
Souh'ess oLiah0nde, Is said 10 leave her grave sno
walk. In solemn and measured step, the corridors
q tie Ate Schoss In Berlin whenever any nerober
OF the ROYAL family is about 10 die NotwfihstaEo-
Ing their profound scepticisTn, most Berlinors,
stang aly enough. Still believe the story OF the
W hte Lady. The capital Is quite excited over The
Pretended appSrion. All are taking about it.
ana wondering what member OF the dynasty a noxt
destined 10 die.
The White Lady Is a ghost who has frequently
oeen seen IN different castles and palaces belong
INK 10 the royal family oi Prussia She Is suppossd
especially one or the children Her last appear
ance was IN ls79 just PRIOR 10 the death az ffnce
Naloemar soldier on guard at the Old castle
Was witness or the Gppsrtil1n. ans IN his fright
ned 10 the guardroon. where he wss a. once ar.
rested FOR DESERVING his post
A QUEER CHARACTER nsAD-Mr purs1n Rfuro
uled Yesterday al Newport, nv. seyenty-two YEAR,
el age ne Vas graduated al Augusta COLLEGE aud
Hlnt:l''u tSVV.eo fron az uncle. he lived unluar-
red the LIE or a literary rvcluSe IN that city ae
employed a huusekreper ara a onr,si siI nrntsn
Chlufel, three BOYS and tATee gl.lss 10 whom n Il
sud. he et MS entire fortune OF half miIlIon lie
never spoke 10 any one except two or three ola
friends rarely 10 them II was his habit 10 ytsit
eilCinhal sa-ooa oNery night. and he had TWO men
on regular salary 10 watch him and take LIN
nome BE was Possessed VI large ana yslus ole H.
brary.
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THE MARYLAND LEGIsLATCRE.-In both houses OF
the Maryland legislature. yesterday. bills were IL
troduced TO repeal the Eastern Shore senatorial law
In the house petition was received Trom proml-
nent Baltimore physicians asking the establish
ment OF an institution for training and educating
nbeclleS and feeble-mlnded persons.
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Ass1GNMENT.-Adolph HOllander to-day filed in
the recorder OF deeds Office assignment to Theo-
stock IN trade, &C., in store No. 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue for the benefit OF his creditors Preference
is given W. j. Wilson Of s240 fGT rent tAe holder OF
note for $3.50; Henry Franc, $500; Charles Baum,
$780, and DR.. A. Behrend, $780,
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionee1

TTNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer.
NINE OIL PAINTINGS, FORMERLY OWNED BIT
THE LATE E. b. FRENCH, SECOND AUDITOR,
Al ACI TON.
On SATURDAY. JANUARY TwENTY-SIXTH, 1884
at TW ELVE UCLOCk-within my auction rooms,I shall
sell the above nngs Of them Is from the easel
MAY vh Ia n
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, jan 2S-Virginis SKIES past due cou-
pons 6Ob Virginia threes Sc; North Carolina skies.
old, l09;S bid to-day.
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SALT LAKE g. WESTERN R'Y

On and after
THURSDAY. MAY 1sT. 1884,
Trains will run as follows.
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.
FLeava Lehi Junction at.......,......... 845 m.
Cedar Fort at.......... ............ $50 y
hush Valley at.....-......,....-.l0.o5
Doremus at........................ AS "
= Ironton az ............ 40 pm.
Arrive at silver City at .....-...........l2.40 !"
Leave Silver City at..... ............... LOO m
ronloD-......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOU
uoremus at..........................2 .25 -
y Rush Valley at....................... $50 -
Cedar Fort at. ....................4 400
tArriTe at Lehi junction at.-....... $40 y
tCornects with Utah Central train leavin
Salt Lake ut 100 a. m.
tConnects with Utah Central traiH arriving
81 Salt Lake at $50 p. m. ". ". RITTER,
nar2I Supt.
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DENTIST.

&c. Nichols, Dentist. Office opposite
Walker HouIe, over Sesbury s. John
sons drug store Anesthetics given.
Telephone in Office.
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PILES

Treated aud Cured successfully
Consultation at the office ia RkEE and
invited. Thorough examination and sd-
vice, including snalysis Of urine, So.
Come at once--d0 cot put II IF. All
correspondence strictly confidential.
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No freight Will be received after D. m.
8. +. Fenton, W. ". RITTER,
Gen. Fr't. and Pass. AR't. supt.
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,DeciaI Advertisements.
PIANO LESSONS.

Radcliffe, teacher Of music, will
MI ~ First South street, second
ru'Te " n ST. Marks church, next
loo[ 'Si o,Sen visited Wednesdays and !
vsaE' vacancies for three pupils I
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STRAYED.

,ss residence Of Edward Steven
FOE .,",teenth Ward, 8 roam COW,
s91, - r On left hip, clop of right and
5rslesIl sf. ear. Information Leading TO
gu y c viii b9 suitably rewarded.
5sl ;i ;ssc lis S., First West street. T
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LOST

7, Emigration Canyon, small sorrei
- st .tr;pe in face, branded two hall
ho I,.ss. ' On left thigh, was hobbled When
i y "a A suitable reward will be paid i9r
IT, ,IadeI,yery otsame TO Ferguson's stAoie
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DENTIST.

J.B. Key.or, lately connected With
Dr.. J. r. Vsn kukin. hss removed 70
he HERALD New Building, where he Is
Irepsred 10 do ell kinds # Denial work
Satisfaction 2asTaLteed.
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PIrCKS For SALE.

7 shall bs In Salt Lake City about The
15,b Of August with large and superior
hi Of Spanish Merino bucks' also
c ~, Of the French and Spanish CALI
f5r1js raised, which I will sell resson-
sbjv. john MUNsEN. T
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I
Gan be consulted daily from g O'Clock
to IL O'Clock am, and from 2 to 6
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to
pm. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perience in the special Treatment. Of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitlc or Mercuria At.
fections of the Throat, Skin
or Bones, Nervous DEBILITY
Irnpotency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spermator.
rhea. Paralysis, and ell the terrible effects
Of Self-Ahuse, youthful follies and ex
eesses IN Daturer yssrs. Nocturnal Ennis
sion, the effects of which are various,
msddenins and destructive TO both body
and mind. and unless cured will; err
inmate fatally. TIE preserce of the
disease causes "a continual consciousness
Of allow and grsGusl decay of all The
power of body and mind with loss OF
manly power and yigor, defective mem
oyy, heart affections, loss o. sight, noises
in the head and ears. confusion of ideas,
aversion TO ncciety, excessive prostrslion,
trembling OF the hands and limbs, con-
sumption, marasmus and ultimate de.
rangement OF the mind. The will power
becomes so weak that the person seems
to lose control OF himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hear,
and Kidney Disease.
TepewOrm Expelled in "a
HnuPR.
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E. R CLUTE = GENERAL
TRANSFER.

AGENT to al from all depots; expert
enced DfsymaE; satisfaction guaranteed
S,abd, Jennings & Sons and Remington
johnson s. %. E. 3. Clute.
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rrRNTSHED ROOMS.

with or without bosrc, No. IS, w,
"A south Street, for the accommodation
n smsIl families snd others. Breakfast
from 6. 80 10 S 80
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For SALE.

.s,sio, Of eastern bucks, thorough
a I W. '0rsded Merino. Will be here
g.Ss nh her 9th, cheap for cash;
osp'eln Oe' ' NAYLoR s. SoE.
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REMOVED.

o.,ts,,or A. Andre Languages and
Iio to 43E SacOnd South street. (.
D. Box 2OO.
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WANTED.

r,,aasn Olarrymen, TO quarry lime
Ea'''C Cali on Tate s. Owen, one block
.io .iS Of Tsnnery, in Nineteenth ward
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brokers' -UIBTEMkNN & co.
D Office in No. Isl, Uuion Block,
Main street, opposite the Overland House,
First Floor, room No. 2. Losus made
on JewelrY, Diamonds and Watches.
etc. Railroad tickets bought and sold,
Vnrsdeemed pledges sold at very low
stes. Business strictly confidential. t
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For RENT.

.R,;sk house Of 5 rooms, No. 30, &
-.s S S, STREE. JOHN WAYMAN.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

,,s will in most cases remain the
same. There will he faces missed, it is true for
death has been busy during the year Some oil 'as'
years box-hoders have themselves passed away
while the death of near relatives VIII prevent
some Others from joining III anv puDic iestiVlty
this season. Some again are travelling; Dut IL may
safely he said that all who possibly can will be IN
tbeir accustomed places tomorrow night To give
,e;come to Dr. Dalnrosch and the company he has
With so much hard work gathered together
The accompanying diagrams will show those VINO
own the various boxes ana those VINO IL. IL ~
confidently expected will occupy them Tomorrow
NIGHT The asterisk denotes those VIII" for one reason
mr. nnot her will be unable to he present. several oi
the other boxes haye pen tSe % o 'p9 o, instnnce
will be in box 30, and Mrs. l.. NJ Bates III oa'guoit
box X. --, .,. T., .;u
arro,npanv the Stockholders will BE- as follows: ,
Mrs aud Miss Whiting with Mr.. aud Mrs. Bel,
mont NJ epd Mrs A L. lGpE@ns @ T,h Dr,. NJ ,sa aaa
Mrs Wht,nsy; MIS- As,pr as1 s apa VfnS nris TG
yith with Nr r AND " Mrs As'YfA = @a Mr. al and s
G. Lanigp g Mr. Ard MI y H. g. Win,fi t. Mt sa;vs, ad
WW,,,,i,, Mt AMI Mrs. " II. Wetmoie H. Post aud
,nnWi tanst With MI aud Mf1. hubett tlqe,e,i
Miss. Edith Wo,en end any Waile H. xith W., M
sna r.. a, M,a, Ma t. Eeuntai H. ani Ne, IT, u, lioi
Ea MN NJ eYa M,s " u, h ad vrstNW, W, T. NJ T9
I,i,AlIss S1.'e~s, w'IS Ss,iss NJ pEae,asS pa M'i
uiih Nh anh Niai ~ . Y hthti /
Miss rndieoit with Mrs, MnFahal a. liohefls toni,
mander and Mrs Peal son wllb Aifs- Aver NJ, a1l
MIS- 4, iioosevell wilh Ar, and Mrs Ia, hoeseNelt
Miss uehenaan aud ranl lns6eermap Mlil' w.
potter aud Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Pu,dy. with NJ, and
Mrs j. l.. Breese Miss Haven and Mr. and MS II
pnabody with Nh aud Mrs. q. q. Haven MT; and
Mrs. W. VI. kngsland with Mr.; aud Mrs; W. IT,
iilinghast Miss King with Nlr. aud Mrs; j 1.
Parrish Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorliard win Mr'
and Mrs. Adr,a, iIp'', Wr an3 Mrs Adrian Iselin.
Thc orchestra chars will without doubt be com
nletely filled for already every seat has been sold
In foct the advance sale of seats has been an agree
ahlc surprise to the directors and those interested
in tbe n vel venture of a season OF German grand
opcra. and has besides amazed the veteran ticket
speculators. who have mad to repeat their orders
again and again IN order to supply their customers
vrn tne sale of admission tickets has already been
LARGE and for those holding them new prov vlslon
in The shape of standing room. has been
made. The space under the first tier of boxes be-
vond the baignoir boxes, has been cleared out for
distance of MANY feet and ample room thus secured
from which perfect view of the stage may be OBJ
famed. As has been before mentioned. the orc es-
ira has once more been reegatcd to the position 1t
was originally intended TO occupy. and. according
10 DIR. Uamr0sch, with the most satisfactory re-
sults.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
WRECKED IN A COLLISION At SEA.

BosToN, Nov. 15.-The steamer New Bruns-
wick Captain Iarcom. from ST. Johns, ~ b. reports
having picked up the captain and OF the schooner
Re,londo Of Ellsworth AT 5:3o to-day two miles
north Of Thatcher's Island. Captain Tinker OF the Re
dondo reports that he left Calais for Boston with cargo
oflumber the night Of Noyeinhcrl H. At940pm. when
six miles ens northeast of Thatohers Island the wind be-
by An unknown ihrecmasted schooner in ballast bound
east She struck the Redondo forward Of the main rig
ging, carrying away the foregast and making a largo
hole In the starboard side, causing the vessel NIL
about ten minutes after she WIS struck The officers
and crew had barely time to lower the boat and
few clothes They drifed about for hours in tho
small boat when the steamer New Brunswick picked
them up. The captain OF the unknown schooner was
asked o lay by until ay light, but refused to do sO aud
also refused throw lines To the the gunwales he
ing high for them To reach and sailed rapidly away
into the darkness. Captain Tinker states that the
known schooners ibboom aud foretopmast carried
away by the collision
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

Edward A. Boyd and George II. Boyd, two

Edward A. Boyd and George H. Boyd, two
nj the me embcrA of the un of T.. A, Boyd sous I'M
porers of nss ware arrested yesterday after being III
diried by the Grand Jury charges OF having Imported
be 900 square OF plate glass free Of duty on tho
reprcsenaton that the glass was % taho the place of
some that was furnished 10 the Government Tor the con
,truetion OF the Philadelphia Custom House the de
Pendants were admitted 10 bail Ia $4,000 each Ihcy
were the contractors furnish imported glass Tor the
PHILADELPHIA building, and when the time came to deliver
The glass they supplied appears, little more 'ha
1000 square feet OF glass from their own Stock
They were TO be allowed to bring INTO tlis
eotry uudcr reduced duties the glass necessary lor the
lmdiig and il agreed that they should nc aloWcu
ia imuori on the terms quantity eGuhi 10 lhal
taken from their own stock OF imported gIdss. IheA
sent i'm Apr last for order Tor lhc ifcc entry oi
twcnty-unc OF glass which they sad was 10 supply
n mari of that furnished Ia the Government ms glass
came by the Baltic ana received Tree VI aut! anu va"
not examined. H., =, 80. ,.,o. ,,
fhe entry thrtyiyc eases by the Ala ka whch W5
aid was also take the place OF some OF that IufsH
for The Philadelphia bulding. This shipment was d'-
tanned al the Custom House ana IL was
alleges over 900 feet OF glass Iii estimated th inc
former shipment was nearly large that tho aicga
tions of the Government officials that the lrn AT
tempted import $1,000 square feet OF glass To take me
place OF 600 feet and thus attempted TO dcfrad the
f;oyernincut of duties to the amount of llOoo
civil pending for the forfeiture OF the Shipment by
he Alaska
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
FUNERAL or FREDERICk H. H1hLiN.

The funeral of Frederick llinman llamlln,
DENNY OF Public Works took place al 81
Thomas's Church, Fifthaye and fiftythrd ST. yes
terl.ty morning. More than two thousand people hed
The church Among them were judges, lawyers, poit
clans and many we'll known private citizens The mother
and the brother Of Mr. Hanin were the CHIEF morners
Beside many relatives and personal friends the 'front.'
seats along the right aisle occupied by tho General
Committee of the XiXth Assembly District County De-
nocracy. and employees Of the Department of fuphc
Works crowded the left aisle. An impressive musical pro
grtinmc was given The Rev. Dr. Morgan rector OF ~
Thomas Church conducted the services, assisted by the
Rev. Mr. Drydae.
The palLbcarers were Hubert O. Thompson Gilbert
NJ spier IT, Frank L. Tcft Maurice Il. Flynn, Edward VI
shcpard r. L. Rowkcr and Charles ". Dayton Among
those present were Mayor Edison. Mayorelect william r.
Grace Controller Grant, Senators Campbell iiooo anu
PhuKctt Park Commissioners Hlclc ana 'flillhhs 70
lice Cnnins sioners Matthews and FiN John Porter 70
lice Justices White, Reilly and Power, I-Xcse 'obllhis-
ers Mitchell aud IiaughtOn Fire commissioner ihI"y,
District Attorneys Oney and Allen Dlsrlc' ttoiht
elect Randolph T. MARITIME, judges TriaN ana beacl'
General Thomas Francis Burke cx Register Dochart y,
eN Senator'S Bixby and Fox. Professor ihcod"ie W
Dwight, Martin Is. Brown, Edward kearney ana l. A.
Hamilton. . T.,
The body was taken to woodlawn by special tram for
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
CHANGES IN THE BUILDING.
EFFECT OF THE NEW DECORATIONS-OC-

EFFECT OF THE NEW DECORAIlONc-ON-
CUPANTS OF BOXES.
When the cnrtain rises upon the hrst acc VI
"TannhauserD at the Metropolitan Opera House
Tomorrow night the appearance OF the auditorium
will he materially altered from that which 1t
presented on The opening of tue house
twelve months ago. After repeated experiments
and careful consideration the directors decided
unop n scheme of decoration which has been put
into effect during the last two months with the
banniest of resuts From the first II was felt that
tho oriCnoI scheme of color unsatisfactory III
the evtreme The pale velloWs of the box and gal
lerv fronts ncreas scl the vastness OF the sweep oi
the house and were undeniably chilly III elect
while tbednlled gold of the ox-hangings intensified
This and afforded n sorry background To the cos-
fumes of those who occupied the poxes
While desiring io warm the general color effect anu
I, strengthen the background OF color agaihst
which the rich toilets are tU be placed those nav
ing the matter ~ hand felt the danset of tushihe
tnb lat IN this direction. simple bnt nv me Same
,,,,a !, i,,siiy steepasrni eSpeieni was therefore
adopted yellow has btes retained 40 the hey
uo,e u, The decorative seheine bn II 10 q yellow
,hau whleb tbD,n 10 nanp ipetei richer 90 anDidhe
q greater variety ~ tones ana ha''
,onos ,inl,i IA fact has haan applied WIN
so lbegai a hand o. The pniie inlipf' hhp"ia
,ion of tho haX fronts iial " might 10
SAID that they have been enifalY sil' lhe a''e''-
t,ou IN the box hanainas has been more sweeping
one. the old Id of last season beiEg replaced ny
rich deep red satin, the sheen of which lighIens ana
softens il aud prevents any hunt OF heayiness or
crudty
The change when the house is lighted ups, there
fore a striking one There are richness ana cost
ness about 1t which we're sadly needed last season.
while at the same time the delicacy and refinement
of tne former treatment have been perfectly pre-
served. as Is evinccd by the fact
that the airy decoration of the ceiling
which has been left untouched is in no way Jared
upon or clashcd with by the new work. Perhaps
the painted panels of the prosceninm arch are
somewhat lost amid the gttering mass of the
framework which now surrounds them. but at any
rate there is no suggestion of spottiness about
them. Thus the directors are to be congratulated
without reservation upon the work they have done
since Mr.. Abbey's season of Italian Opera came to
an end.
If the boxes themselves have changed, the occu-