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New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
FoRps OPERA COMPANY DIsBINDED.
SOME MEMBERS ENLIST WITH PRINCESS IDA TO
RFORGANIZATION NEXT MAY.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

BALTIMORE, Feb 27.-The Charles Il. Ford
Opera Company dIsbanded after playing at Tftnsylle
Saturday night after organization Of three years. and
Mr. Ford has returned to this city, where he intends to
remain until May l. He will then probably reorcanHe
and take the road again. VIII Fust, the leader OF the
orchestra several principal singers and the chorus
have already been engaged by Rice and steson for Their
Princess Ida company Mr.. Ford had Intended 10 go
on with The Bepgar Student" which doing good
business but the recent decision OF Judge Fisher IN NC
Caull's Injunction case, prevented his playing u. re
tbong g II hest TO close at After the reorganization
OF his company in May Mr. Ford says, he will begin the
season in St. Louis. Rumors telegraphed mere Iron @
pfftabure that Mr. Ford was heavily indebted to his COM
pany AT its disbandment denied emphaticay by r
Ford to-day who stated that one reason OF ms sudden
disnandment was 10 keep from running into debt
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
COMMENTS ON THE LONDON EXPLOSION
OPINIONS OF ENGLISH NEwsPAPERs-FEN1AN OUT
RACES DENOUNCED.


LONDON, Feb. 27.-Ihe Times referring to the
explosion at the Victoria Railway Station says: Tits
clear that we have deal with of those cowardly
ourages whereby shmen imagine that they are further
ing the cause Of Irish independence The leaders OF the
Land League will do well to exert their influence with the
dynamters to repress ourages, since the British how
ever long suffering will indefinitely permit the
murder of innocent persons but supplement the i'm
perfection of the legal machinery with exceedingly I'M
pleasant reprisss upon Irshmen whose presence they
now tolerate"
The Neios says "There is to fear that the
dasaTds have the power tho opportunity to inflct
really serious injury upon the Nation. Their real object
Is 10 keep up state OF irritation and alarm, which is
profitable to themselves and their friends"
The Standard says Fenian warfare at one o'clock
ju the morning upon travelling bags and portmaneaus
and the alarm Of half dozen railway officials may have
awkward results upon the British Constitution"
The telegraph says The outrage proves the necessity
OF Improving the detective department"
Colonel Maendie Chief Inspector OF Explosives asserts
that nee is no doubt that the explosion caused by
nitTOglyceIine.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
A STATE BANQUET In BERLIN.
THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL AND THE RUSSIAN
EMBASSY ENTERTAINED.

THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL AND THE hOssiAN
EMBASSY ENTERTAINED.
BERLIN, Feb. 27.-Emperor William gave
state BANQUET tonight IN honor Of the special Russian
Embassy and the Grand Duke Michael General 1ourko
and other prominent Russians were present Inc Empc
had previously bestowed Grand Duke Michaei the
Gordon Of the Order of the Black Eagle, which the
latter wore. The Grand Duke sat between the
Emperor william and the Empress Augusta, ana
Opposite Count Won Motke, who sat between
General GOurko and General Count Schouyaloli
The Emperor william the uniform OF hIusa
regiment. He proposed toast in honor OF inc O|h'
speaking In the French language. lie SAID:
am anxious TO express TO yOur Hignness now mucn
touched at the attention of the Car III h2Shg re
St George after had fought in the Russian army III inc
NV father am profoundly touched by this hatterlng
souvenir desire your higness, together with tne oni @
this mission to be the interpreters OF my
grateful sentiments toward the Gar. drink 10 inc
health of the Gar"
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
Anarchy At HOT SPRINGS.
A COMMITTEE FRIENDLY TO THREE MURDERERs
RULE WITH HIGH HAND.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 27.-DOran, Pratt,
Landing and Allison who committed without ball
for murder on the street on February taken TO the
penitentiary at Little Rock to-day, and were given
an ovation by number Of persons before their de-
parure The feeling of bitterness and its intensity can
not described. The committee Of fourteen. some or
whom citizens and some not, virtually con-
troll the town. The laws are practically suspended
and the committee have things in their own hands, They
are controlled in great measure by man known
here as Charles Watson, but whose real name Is
Carlisle, Penn, for murder, arson and burglary
Fauk furnishes to tine cOmmitteethe names OK obectOn
against Ddran and his accOmplices. 1t was rumoIed
this afternoon that W. C. Iarrs editor 0fIhe Horse SHOE
who has denounced the muTderers and
the action of the committee, would be
warned to leave the city in the morning. Mr. Harris ex
presses contempt for tue whole party and continues To
publish the true facts in regard TO the assassination
About twenty additional men compelled 10 leave
the city to-day, by order of the committee at the point
of ia
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
THE WORST OF THE SEASON.
MISCEGEN4TION IN OHIO.

THE ONLY CONVICTION UNDER LAW FoRrY-roUR
YEARS OLD.
TOLEDO, Feb. 27.-Thecase of Robert Bailey,
c0lored trial for marrying white girl contrary to the
law of 1910, which imposes fine of 800 and three
months imprisonment for white person marrying one
of negro blood or vice-verss, tried here to-day
demurrer fled by the defence that the law was uncon
stiutonal under the Fourteenth Amendment was over
ruled Bailey was found guilty and given the full pen
atty OF the law The only other under this law was
tried in Cleveland and dismissed the Judge holding the
law unconstitutional.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
THE CALLABAN WILL SUSTAINED.
fnr rrrrGRApH To THE TRIBuNF.i

SCHENECTADY, Feb. 27.-The Court of APP
meals has Affirmed the decision of lower court and the
action oflsurrogate Calvin of NewYork, in probatng
the will o. Gertrude Callahan. She daughter OF
Harmants Peek of Schenectady, who died in New-York
I'm 1876 she left $4,000 to Catholic institutions in New
York City and the residue OF her estate In trust 10 Der
son-nlaw Patrick Callahan and at his death the pro-
perty was TO 70 to Cardinal MeCl0skey Jesse Peck son
of the esatrx, contested the will ON the ground that IL
was executed under compulsiOn the undue In
1uence Other husband and that the signature was org
ery Tie estate embraced valuable real property In
Schenectady.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
A KANSAS STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
THE DEFUNcT KANSAS CITY ROLLING MLL-A |
NUMBER OF SUITS.

THE DETUNCT KANSAS CITY KOLLING MILL~A
NUMBER OF SUITS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CLEVELAND, Feb. 27.-The Merchants Ma
tiona Bank Kansas City, No. has brought suit in the
Common Pleas Court against Daniel P. Eels for
S4O097 06 with interest at ten per cent per from
date. The suit is of the several pending in
which the defunct Kansas City Rolling Mil Company
involved is brought against Eels as soekhoder In
that company. The laws OF Kansas, under which the
company incorporated, make stookholder liable
for all debts at the dissolution OF any company incor
poated The laws OF that State also provide that "any
corporation shall be deemed TO be dissolved for the
purpose enabling any creditors OF corporation 20
prosecute suits against the stockholders thereof 10 en-
force their individual liability II IL be shown that such
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN ToNoUN.

PARIS, Feb. 2I-M. Ferry, Prime Minister
and Minister Of Foreign Affairs will at the instance of
NJ Ticou lately French Minister 10 China, modify the
Treaty Hue that the inhabitants viii De relieved OF
the exaetiOns OF the mandarns The situation IN TOnqD
s. excellent IL - believed that the capture of BacAn
viii offer no serious difficulty The operations in Ton
gum arc regarded as almost terminated
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
COUNTERFEIT COIN JEUELRY.

BosToN, Feb. 27-Mayor McElrath, chief of
the Secret Service of New England has made timely
discovery OF the gliding OF the recent Issue of the veen
nickel by manufacturers OF cheap ewery by which the
coin made to look like s. gold piece and which could
have already been sold 10 the public such. The manu-
facturers expressed surprise when informed that they
agreed 10 abandon and discontinue the manufacture or
ewelry with the nickel and surrender to the United
ia
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
CORNELL UNIVERSITY INTERESTS.
COMPLIMENTS 40 EDINBURGH-INcREAsED FAcIL
tiles AND PATRONAGE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
ITHACA, Feb. 27.-At ameeting of the trustees
OF the Cornell University this afternoon the invitation OF
the University OF Edinburgh formally presented, and
was voted to send cngrossed resolutions OF congrata
tions to Minister Lowell in London, who was formerly
professor university here, requesting
him to present them in person. Ac0unc was estsDsheo
for the government and regulation Of the gymnasium,
and provision was made TO meet the wants or large
number OF students the civil engineering course, by
the appointment of an additional professor Approprl
tOnR we're also made for apparatus 0f various Rnds h
the different departments of the university Inc depart
ment of electrical engineering Is steadily growing IN
favor and already has quite many not more students
than some Of the older cOurses.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
THE SLruA1ION AZ FALL RITER.

FALL RIVER, Feb. 27.-The Tecumseh mills
opened this morning and have 200 looms and 1000
spindes running The Crescent mills started with about
fifty looms The Border City mills, which the leaders
have made great efforts TO stop, are running all their
looms The Wampanoag ms inning full, as is also
the Pocasset. The Bourne and Barnany mills, when
struck also running. Secretary stOdard claims mat
the manufacturers have gained. AMI states that the
strkera ean hold ont ten weeks longer II necessary
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
THE MEXICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 27.-Senor SEBASTIAN
Camacho director OF the Mexican National Mint has ac-
cepted the position of Resident Wee President OF the
Mexican Telegraph Company and the Central and south
American Telegraph Company vice senor Ramen g. Guz-
man He 20 n director in the Mexican Central Railway
and in many other important enterprises in Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
ALYYcHiyG P4RTY DISAPPOINTED.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 27.-The passengers on
train which arrived here this afternoon from Louisville
report that when the train reached Nons Station hly
masked men, armed with guns and pistols, boarded It.
The supposed them to be train robbers and
were greatly alarmed. The leader explained that they
were looking for negro who charged with assautng
young woman at ElZabetht0wn aud who was supposed
10 be- on the way 10 Sonora, Ky for trial. The negro
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
Suicide NTH Il TABLE KNIFE.
| LEY TELEGRAPH TO HE TRnuNE.

TRENTON, Feb. PA daughter of John
Aen csored hOster in this city, this afternoon com
mtted suicide by stabbing herself with table knife
She was twenty-five years DID, and although suffering for
long time from lung disease which incurable, had
not been in low spirits. she had been playing with the
children after dinner, when she went to her room aud
killed herself.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28

night local oyster boat caught mp piece of human
scalp TO which flesh was stil hanging II is generally De-
leved to he that OF steamboat passenger who comnir
ted suicide by eapDg overheard although inquiry az ns
offices and wharves throws light on the subject A
search will probably instituted for the corpse tonor
row The scalp was covered with thick black ana wte
hair cut quite short, and has the appearance OF haps
been i'm the water only few days.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 27.-The Democratic
State Central Committee to-day fixed June 25 as the date
of the state Convention. Ex-senator Mcdonald rendered
his resignation as chairman hut the committee declined
to accept it, and he Will continue to act temporarily NJ
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES.

BERLIN, Feb. 27.--Tbe Deutsche IageJldH
says Minister Sargent has compromised his Gov
ment that the latter does not wish further embar
rSment II must dispense with his services"
PARis. IeD. 27.-Le Fa1.s says Prince Bismarck
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
A BETRoTHAL ANNOUNCED.

DARMsTADT, Feb. 27.-The betrothal OF the
Princess Elizabeth Hesse with the Grand Duke Ger
eus Of Russia is officially announced. The Princess
Elizabeth the second daughter OF the Grand Duke Of
Uesse and the late Princess Alice OF England She was
born November /, 1864 The Grand Duke Sergius Is
next TO the youngest brother Of the Gar, and
born on May H. 1857.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
TANBO SECRETLY BURIED.
HOW THE AUSTRALIAN CURIosTTIES WANTED TO
PREPARE THEIR FRIENDS REMAINS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUNEl

PREPARE THEIR FUIENUb HEMhINb'
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
CLEVELAND, Feb. 27.-Tbe funeral of TambO,
one of the party OF Australian boomerang throwers who
died In this city Sunday night took place to-day. The
burial strictly private Even his companions were
not informed that the body had already been buried
They protested stOuty against mode of caring for the
dead insisted practising their native custom Of
suspending the body by its legs from limb OF tree or
placing in sitting posture tying the knees up to the
chin, and covering all but the head with dirt.
Mr. Cunningham, who has charge OF the
sayages SAYS that Tambo not the right Of the
savage Shortly after he had the party in this country
they stopping inn, and the landlord suggesting
that this should have name as well as the rest,
dubbed him BANJO" This name the sayages could not
10 that Individual since. Mr.. Cunningham says that
were Of his hands He says they ugly" lazy lot
and that TambO was the worst of them all.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
THE HOUSE or REFUGE INQUIRY.

ROCHESTER, Feb 27.-The House of Refuge
investigation was resumed to-day. Several lwitnesses
gave eoroboratiye evidence regarding the cruel punish
mept dark cells and bread and water diet. The wit
nesses for the superintendent will be heard Tomorrow.
and tine testimony will close on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
CIVIL RIGHTS IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 27.-The OhiOiEqual Rights
League Association to-day issued address to the coored
voters of Oho condemning the Crowell Civil Rights bill
passed by the Legislature on February D.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
HORSE WHIPPED BY UONEN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-Two women
horsewhlppsd d. L. Regenberger, prominent attorney
this morning As Regenberger was walking along kear-
ney-st, the sprung from carriage, spphed the
lash and re-enering the carriage, drove away. The
cause of the assault is said TO be expressions OF the at
tOrney resentng the intrusion OF the women on his
society at the Mardi Gras ball last night.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING"
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

BosToN, Feb 27.-Mr. Irving appeared to-
night for the first time in Boston in "Much Ado About
Nothing" The audience large and enthusiastic the
stage setting admirable, and the performance on the
wIole ENJOYABLE Miss Terry has before appeared
70 such good advantage in this city, and was received with
utmost cordially and enthusiasm. The support was
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-The drying ant
pI tin hous Of James aud John Hunters cotton
wooen mill at Fftyfh and Paschall sts. were Durne
to night. Loss $4,000; insured.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
MINISTER OF STATE SENTENCED.

CHRIsTIANA, Feb. 27.-The trial of Christian
August semer Minister Of state for Norway, under ar
tices of impeachment, concluded to-day before the
Rigsret or Secret Tribunal The Minister was adudged
guilty and sentenced to forfeit his place az Minister ana
his membership of the Royal Council, and to pay 1929
kroner costs about SO, ,000).
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
NELLIE HAzELTINE PARAMORE POISONED.

STARTLING REVELATION CONCERNING ST.
LOUIS FAvORITE's DEATH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Sr.IoUIs, Feb. 27.--Dr. Boislimer, a leading
physician Of this city says that Nellie Hazeltnc Para
more at one time the belle OF ST. Louis and when mar
red by Episcopal Bishop in Philadelphia two years
ago. the object of great interest In social circles died
from taking twenty-one grains of morphine at single
dose gave her this by accident Dr. Bols-
Inner was not in attendance upon her Dut was called Ill
since 10 attend her The husband has left his Old home
and gone 10 live with hs father Colonel PaIamore the
president Of the 81. Louis and Texas Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
EX.GOVERNOR HCBBARD DEAD.

HARTFORD, Feb. 28.-EX-Governor X. d.
Hubbard died at 1880 o'clock this morning Of Brights
disease.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
4 BLIZZARD AND SNOW BLOCKADE.
TRAVEL AND TRAFFIC ALMOST SUSPENDED N MIN
NEsOrA.

TRAVEL AND TRAFFIC ALMOST SUSPENDED IN MIN
NEsOrA.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 27.-Advices to The Erentn9
Journal report lgnt snow, high wind and drifting on the
Manitoba line The storm the MINNEAPOLIS and st.
Louis which last night developed to-day into the
worst blizzard of the the snow drifting heavily
particularly west Of Alber Lea. The running OF freight
trains has been temporarily abandoned but passenger
trains are running slow time On the Winona and St
Peter road all trains have been abandoned until the
weather moderate On the Northern Pacific the weather
verY cold and stormy In the east and some trouble Is
experienced weakened track from floods on the fe
lOWbtOne end.
THE WORST OF THE SEASON
Dispatches from all parts Of the Northwest indicate
that the present the worst Of the season. At ST.
Vincent hd mercury 29o below zero, and at Wmar
the Breckinridge division, it was 100 below These
extremes cover the range on all of the lines. On the
Northern Pacific the trains running, but there was
detention OF twentyour hours caused by waSh0uts The
mercury 10 below in Dakota, and 800 above IN
Montana The storm continued nearly all OF last night
west OF Dakota, with the mercury ranging from 20' be-
low TO zero but IL s over now. dispateh 10 me hne
dpOS Journal that all trains on the Canadian racine
have been withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28

San FRANCISCO Feb. 27.-An agreement was signed
last nigh between John j.. Sullivan aud e.. NJ Robinson
for mOclng-Out" contest OF four rounds. Robinson
is the champion heavyweight Of the Olympic Club.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
AN OYSTER B0ATS CHASTITY FIND.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
NEw-HAvEN, Feb. 27.-While dredging on
the yeathom oyster bed, just outside the harbor to-
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
TIE WOMAN WHOM MRS. BussEY SHOT.

TROY Feb. 21.-h. UaTTy BUsbcy IalDtI AItoHts II
belief that Ida Brown who shot by Mrz. Bussey
Rochester yesterday, Is one Of seven persons who ha
entered into "A conspiracy 10 exOIt money from Busse
10 says two women had been following his son Il
several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
DFFAULTING STATE TREAS
PACIFIC COAST PUGILIsM.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2I.-Ihe OF Marsh T. POIk, the
defaulting Treasurer of Tennessee called In the Su-
preme Court this morning and reset for hearing Tues
DAY. on account OF the illness OF the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
CRIMES and CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

UEIENA's CITY DEBT COMPROMISED.
LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 27.-The debt OF Helena, Ark. 4
the amount OF S2s0000 has been compromised at 81
cents on the dollar eghtenths of the creditors agreeing
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28

has not only outraged the American Republic but mas
deAed the world But Democracy has more serious
things TO think about than than TO mind this nsoent
challenge"
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28

PETERsBURG, Va, Feb. 27.-Ihe case OF the common
wealth agains j. T. Justice agent OF the Dismal Swamp
Canal Lottery Company was given to the Jury to-day,
who brought IN verdict OF guilty liking the defendants
Dunishment at five minutes IN jail and y line Of i've
dollars. The was appealed.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
SENATORS IN ANGRY MOOD.
HOT WORDS BETWEEN Mr.. VEST AND MR.
BUTLER.

ENMITY TO JOHN ROACH LEADS THE MISSOURI SEN
AroR INTO COLLISION WITH TIE SOUTH CARO-
LINIAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
PHILADELPHIA.

MUNICIPAL. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-A grand drive to
the Park has long been the desire OF many influential
citizens Panswere prepared but the Councils comntco
before whom the project came have defeatedlt ms
causes general dissatisfaction more especially as IL Is
thought to be in the interest OF q steam railroad Inc
matter however Is not finally settled for the need OF
drive is apparent for IT TO be disposed of in this
fashion
When the Union Line passengerralway syndicate gets
,s cable motor I'm operation on Market and other streets
1t will have to meet the question Of fve-cen fares Ihe
law IL very explicit that no new privileges may DC
granted city railroad unless the fare bc reduced to Ve
cents On Market ST the work Of placing the cable IS
rapidly proceeding.
II has been quietly talked over as little odd that dur
Ing the visit Rutherford Hayes 70 THIS city IN
attendance upon Methodist meeting no sonety en-
tertanmenls were heard Of In her honor To be sure
Mrs. Hayes is not what may be called q" society
woman but 10 thought that the wife of an ex-Presi
dent there shOud have been for her dinners and re-
ceptons.
Thirty five members of the " s. Qnay Club composed
Of coored citizens leave for the Chicago Convention To-
morrow morning They go in special Pullman cars au"
are accompanied by band
Yesterday the eighty Indian girls being educated
at the Lincoln Institute removed for the summer to the
old Spread Eagle Hotel Lancaster turnpike near
Wayne Station The free nse or the h0tc Is given oy I"
W. Chds, its
In Lancaster County some Of the country folks have
confused the words creamery and oTenatory that INC
cremation people have officially decided upon the term
"cTematve furnace"
At funeral in Chester County which was attended by
one thousand people six hundred OF them returned 70
the house dinner The custom Of giving dinner 10 all
who to funeral from distance Is the rule III Ian
easter County, but il Is not usual In Chester,
Next Thursday the physicians OF Philadelphia give
dinner Professor Stie, who Fetire5 from the JIM
versity Of Pcnnsy vana at tho Hotel Bellevue. The
dinner was postponed from May - ON account Oh the
death OF DR. Gross Prominent physicians from Diner
cities will he pTcsent.
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mates holding thes1DostOn Of second marshal on Ma
classday. During his senior year Mr Lowell was preoi-
dent of the Harvard Athletic Association.
The twenty first annual meeting Of-thc Examiner Club
was held at the Parker House Wednesday evening
This club Is social and literary association which for
the first few years confined TO the editors ana con
ributors OF The Chrisdn Er Later it, members
embraced many OF the leading literary Of Boston
The Rev. Dr james Freeman CLARKE chosen presi-
dent for the ensuing year, tie Rev Dr Edward Everett
Hale vice-prcsidcnt, aud Henry Gardner Denny treas
urcr
Professor W. W. Goodwn's paper upon Pla'o
Aristotle and Immortality" read before the Metaphysical
Club Wednesday afternoon, attracted an unusually hott-
bic company. Among those present were DR. RICHARD
Hughes. OF London, William I. Harris, Dr. henry
Barnard, Thomas Davidson and Miss Ball Hughes, the
artist.
The lonP-heralded combination serial novel by foif
wcl-tnOWn Boston llttCratcurs, Me-srs. J0hn BoyIc
O'Rcilly Robert Grant f. j. StimsOn. ana John l.
Whcclrieht makes its debut in The GlObc tomorrow
morrow" There are twcnty-On chapters and IL VIII
ten weeks The first instaucnt promises more hah
well for n powerful story. In which the politics OF me
future, well social life. play an important part
Tho authors sOlemny bound not 10 disclose whose
work 4 whose but II safe to guess by the style that
John Boyle OReilly leads of. -
The Memorial Unitarian Building Tor when
Sl)2,00O has been subscribed u 10 DO eTec'eu ~ c
Of Beacon aud BOWdOn st5 nearly OPP Ouite Io
Boston AthenFum The site II "A most desirable one,
being central. and retired well The work Of builhng
will be started and the committee nope 70 nc
able 70 welcome their friends and fellow clergymen,
when another anniversary week comes round IN theT
and comIn0dious quarters