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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21

Art Schoc.s-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday, oct. 16, in DRAWING OIL and
WATFICOLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWERS
ndLANDSCAPE CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO No. 80 MADISONAVE.
References -
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON. Mr. WILLIAM HAhI' MT
JAMES HART, ST. A. L. BELLOWS.
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NEW-YORK AN
Stations In New-York
LONG BRANCH RR.
{ Pennsyl 7anis RR. FOOT Cortlandt
Z AT. and Dasbrosses.st

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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER DmSOmnenfin nsr Nov IT, 1885,
8 a. NJ Western Yew.York and Northern Express with
$40 No. Fast Limited Chicago with dining
and sssS nIp
dagua Rochester and Buhslo CONNECTS i9r OsTe9o ,.
Hbany Troy and Utica Express wing
u D To- Accommodation to Albany and Troy. 60
&c ST L1as Express with sleeping cars for H ng
$50 p m Express with sleeping cars to Syracuse and to
Pacific Express With .eegng cars foT Rqeh S.
20, aso Lowvie except Saturday. ,.
rovp on Ssn' w the morning trains FOR
North except Saturday night -. n.no, M pov,,r.
q. BS s gyd Pd Il srSaEsS
FOurth.st, Williamsburg ~ an, saen,ug car. c.n ba
prceSed at any ticket offices NewYork City and 40
53s Ss t dnS cycEcd
daily All Others GAY fMff ERgk fEpRRday
NJ T0u sGGEGeYrip,ena.nt Genera pasSenseT AGENT
POPULAR SHORE LrNE.-For Providence.
and the East An rail- from Grand Central Depo
a. m y M ,parlor car sttschea and ?. with paia
sTprs, sa wn bpo
arrives at Newport 1876 D. m Pryor es.s
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK pa; PAYS AZ AND 0 ON
PHIA 2 IN NEW.YORB-

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPRoyEDS 5ESuIr'
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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For Boys and Young Men---City.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
Fer Young Ladies-CitY.
JOHN HALL. d. D, Chancellor al interim.

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TIE LONG BRANCH lIrlGATInN.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29-lhc suit Of the
Pcunsy lyania against the Philadelphia ana Reading Com
many a. % the Central Railroad OF New jersey,
TO prevent the annulneu OF the contract by which The
PENNSYLVANIA uses the tracks OF the New York aud Long
Branch Road was continued this afternoon A. J. Cas-
satt director of the Pennsylvania, questioned with
reg I'D TO a supplemental or pooling contract He said
this contract made train between New-York and
Philadelphia. He could give no judgment upon tho
equities OF the agreement, drawn from the figures, be
cause ne had the accounts Should the figures
appcr be against tho praciicdDlly oil the pOOlnS
arrangement for tie first year, his opinion would not De
engaged respecting the beneficial effect 10 the two com
Danes. when askei IL Il not surprise that an
agreement which expected u result III division OF
profits should result in loss 10 the Central OF nearly
$3.50 600 during the frat fourteen months Of it, opera
ton M CaSSat replied that ne could not see how IL WIS
possible for either road 10 lose much money The case
l. closed The next step will be the argument before
Judge McKepna, OF the Cnitcd states Circuit Court.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHfSGTON, Tues lay ApiIi ~ 1851
A CONTESTED NuNINATI0S-Judgo Kelly appeared be-
fore In. senate Committee Pensions ms morning,
and made further argument in opposition to me confirm
anu OF Nj NaGdcrs ice to be pension agent al Padcl-
pnia. Mr. Vandel,lic' spoke III Ms own delchce' 10
conclusion reached.
NEEDING TIE POPULAR VOICE.-Thc President 10 day
nominated H. H. Glenn, of Rochelle, H., to be posnas-
ter at that place. instead OF Nrs EIaDeh H. OtS WHOSE
name j., Withdrawn. since MIS-. Gus vas Nominated INC
Rochelle hclj election Tor pos tndsltf ana
selected Mr. Glenn.
GEOR5E {. Wing GEsIGNs.-Gcorgc C. Wing chief Of the
Diplomatic Bureau Of the state Department, has pc
signed 10 engage IN the practice OF at Cleveland,
ONO W. H. Edwards has been appointed to the va
Cancy.
CARISG FOR the PUBLIC DoNAIN.-Thc House Commit
Tee on Public Lands today agreed upon bid to repeal
the Prescription ana Timber culture acts and to amend
the Homestead laws.
THE WHEELOCK CLAIM.-The House to-day p,ased the
joint resolution directing the President TO r1ng to the At
tentiOn Of the Government Of Venezuela the claim
T.. NhecOck, citizen OF the United states, Tor ndcHi-
nifty for gross outrages ana torurcs inflicted upon him
by an Oicer o. that Government and 10 demand and
force, such he may deem best al imlupdate
settlement Of the claim.
TIE USE or GOVERNMENT FLAGs.-Thc Senate tod0y
passed the House Joint resolution authorize the sccr-
t.ry War 10 loan 200 iags many can con-
NruietlV spared, the city Ol Charlotte, y c. for The
tcIc3ratiou the NeckruburZ Declaration Indcpcl-
deDr: Ike resolution 10 loan flags and bunting FOR use
al air be held IN Richmond, under the auspices of
the Regiment OF virginia Volunteers To tid ia erect
ina, "A Home Tor manned and disabled Confederate sol
dlcr5.
Two NLw SENATE BHLs.-Bis were introduced in the
Senate today By Mr. Miller Of NcwYoIk to provide for
the erection OF necessary buildings upon the Government
Reservation AT est IOlHt pension W
Lmma De Long
To SILL A KEseRvAIIOS.-Ihe Senate to-day passed a
bill TO provide for the sale Iowa indian kescrya
tlOn IN Nebraska ana Kansas
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HEyRY GEoGGE Ar THE cooPER UNION

Henry George, the author Of Progress and
Poverty" was greeted hya large audience at Cooper
Union last evening. william McCabc, Of Typographical
Uion 30 a. presided and opened the meeting in behalf
of the Central Labor Union Edward King warmly euiO
gzed Mr. George, ana p !. Mcclure made haif-hours
speech in praise the Labor movement large banner
was stretched the back OF the platform on which
was printed in red and black letter, Free Soil, tgcc
Speech Free Press, Free Ien."
Mr. George was greeted 10y enthusiastic applause, pco
ole standing up, waving their hats and handkcrchefs
and shouting cxcitcdy. "Whcn spoke from this plat
form eighteen months ago. lie said, this labor move
M mt had lust begun, and the Land League was folding
is banners the movement has spread all over Eng
Iand scotland and Ireland auG Is growing rapidly here,
and the bottom Gue~tiOnthc land qu"-tiOr-s agtang
al today" lie spoke enthusiastically about the Work
being done and prOphc5ed that nothing could ever stay
or suppress influence The great question IL To he set
lied here first said and the day Of emancipation Il
near al hand The great lesson the WOrkingmen have TO
learn IL to frarrtIlc and combiUe FOR the good OF alt
Educate Educate Educate - he shouted i'll clos
inr Let there he intelligence behind the ballot you
east and see now great will bc your power We must 70
INTO politics Tn" Republic for which II IL worth orr
while 10 die IA yet mere, but Is fast approaching
vote Of thanks 70 Mr. George and request that ne
would addr The abOrns again a. OOn as possible
elm. cd he IN
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ASUIT AGAINST JAY GOULD.

Jay Gould WAS defendant yesterday in A
suit brought the supreme Court before Justice Dono
hue by Michael H. HaIey for $1,000 damages for IN
Jury to the health and comfort OF his family. Mr.. Haley.
In May, lsS2. rented the house No 80 West twenty
fourt-s HIS complaint set forth that Mr. Gould owned
this house. as well the house adjoining, from which an
oey 10 the rand Opera House OF which MI Goud
also the owner June, $50. Mr. Iaey said. Nh Gould
caused the removal ~ the fence separating the alley
nom the yard at the rear OF the house No $40. fhs
debris was piled mp In the yard, destroying IT, beauty
and the waste pipe the house broken thus in
turing the health OF the family.
Mt. Gould did not appear The defence was that the
fence was dlaplacd aud Il eft gin Offering Zoe
kipdlng wood for MI Haley. IL was replaced Win
brick wall The pipe repaired under the direction
nf te Board Of Health samuel H. Singleton the lanltor
al In. GRAND Opcra House. stated incidentally inst 10
lJi charge OF houses IN I~euty-ht ST ana esAb
or nine In Twenty fourth II. belonging 10 MI Gould
nsce Donohue charged the ilrt that the proof OF n-
ry tn The health of lir iatrys family was c,iectNs
ys tnry was inst rictCi 10 bring IN % scaled verdict.
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THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Ihe House COM
mittre On Appropriations today completed consideration
of tie Army Appropriation biz! The estimates We're
%26e9O1o3. The amount appropriated is 82i,-50,45O'
which is Sl22 less than tie last appropriation The
biz provides that hereafter any payma,t OF the rank OF
major who has served twenty ears IL he army - com
issoned Officer may, upon his own Application or by di-
rcco Of the President, be placed the retired list until
the pay Department shall De reduced 20 twenty
members; that all sales Of subsistence supplies to officers
and enlisted men shall be made al cost price only; that IN
time of peace the number OF dra:ht and pack animals in
the Quatcumasers Department shall not exceed GOVO
and all spoitatlou o stores by private persons for nc
army shall be done by contracts that tbc pay Of enlisted
men on extra duty at constant labor oi more Than ten
shall br the OF ty cents per Gay Of Hecdn
ic artisans and school teachers ana tDlrynve cents per
daj tor clerks eansttTs and abOrcr-; that The number
crnOycs transportation service shall be reduced 10
1000: ana that bonded railroads shall he paid ut the
land grant railroads for the transportation OF
Tho nrn.erty If troops OF the United states
The bill rther provides That The officers OF the Mcca
Department shall take rank ana prcceeince accordance
with die commission or appointment ana sna DC so
borne on The official army register.
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NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 me mBuvFl

Trenton, April 29.-Thc Assembly commit
tee appointed to investigate the North River Consruc
tinu Company met ut the state House this afternoon.
Speaker storey and Mr-srs. Say3g, Brdnuing Rae aud
Carson being present. There is dispute TO the chair
manshp OF the committee between The speaker and MI.
Fyun OF Passaic County. The latter refuses TO attend
any meetings summoned by the Speaker and the Speaker
rcfuacs TO recognize Mr. Fynns summons After secret
esio OF half an hour the committee adjourned To meet
ON May g. a TaylOrs Hotel, Jersey cry, when Wilnts,f,
Vii he xatuined After The session member said " !
n MOI know what make OF tins NcsIShlion II seems
~ do Idnr,t know Savage slys the Construction Com
my i = In, fraud ana the investigation mas Disclose
,,or,IirD u COMPANIES 10 organize IN New Jersey.
H. ION orcllug the investigation was defeated ~
the Assembly but WIS brought uP aBHn anu iushcu
through IN the last hours of the session
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CnrRr OF Appeals.
ALBANY. April 29.-In the Court Of Appeals
~ ---....,. Ll-.n.-. We. lI-r.acIrn

ALBANY. April 29-In the Court Of Appeals
to-day tie following business was transacted:
Decisions handed down;
Holm l. Hohsun and others executors Ruth g. iias
and other implicated With James Hale aud others appel.
JulZntnt affirmed with costs OF al Psiu,s PAID
~ the
louise n Howell aud Others respondents Clara L"a-
AMI 0irrs, app iiut- 1t0t-c g. Newman, app liant Va
David Fish and OHrrs adam stators respondents JACOB
NrNbv gual,au. respondent ". James Mckrchuc and
others npp, !ans william a. Robinson, respyudcut 10
National Bank ~ NcNbcrn., appel anti Daniel J. Mctlfth.
app, Ltn the Mayor sc, ~ New York rrSlu1dfuts.
Thomas ~ Bow.cs infant respondent, " ltcoll,k aDet
appellant tho leolC Respondents ~ TIE Mutual nus
Con pluy, appellants James N Mulhy an infant resiala'
eut " lohn e. orr aud others appellants judgment az
The People " ouis AgeucouT appellant Judgment AMI
tOIklttluu affirmed
Mar ma snor adr stratrix respondent the brskyE
tty hald Company appellant huicf aihfwro anl lhlf-
m,ut h,out, rendered ior pltnun uu stipulation m ssss
tny People " stephen l uvAd TIE lt"pc vs. S''s H.
Wed. Juigncct affirmed
Join A. Platt appellant. Edward r. Jones rspoadcnt
order auuoi AID ldugmynt absolute odrI' t"'' e AZ
pollant With costs eltcroi detidcl Apf "a i.tf
leluie ity Bank 81 Rochester Ni"N tht heN
with COS. th IL .poudenls bc pai out % the pahl out
OF any moneys In hls hands as Ie,eNtr . -.
N,n, to corre, decision. Decision 81 motioa
. 10 nahle attorney Tot the lespOndcn 10 serve
Judgment, based gu tAe iasts aplof.nS
am s rpeo ON attorneys for TIE fpppNauts Win no-
rrt 10 ms latter PROPOSE amendunis the pioPn~ lnaS
r and amen tnents 10 be submitted ~ Judso Fheh WILMA
twenty days
Appeals from orders
Np 55a- Alice NJ Morris and Henry yeier Ics.oadeniA
| w. anes Iale0It appellant supni4i1s~
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Failure or 4 VINE DEALER

Herman Schanzlin, dealer in wines AT No..
Is Warr,n-4i., made assignment yesterday TO Henry
G.. MARSHALL with preferences amounting to So
O6l 81 The most important of his preferences are ~
o56 q to Euil schober $500 to the Second National
Bank of Jersey city, .Ol9 - 10 Anoinee L. Sch~hl
n 81 $50 to Fred Bernser for Two promissory note'
~ $50 80 10 t. = Lawrence & Co. for six promiss0ry
notes, and - G37 30 TO the German Exchange Bank for
ten pfOns oTy notes. made 10y eight persons lie Hs ecu
in bushes, about years, and until June So repre-
scented BUInecr Bros. makers OF California wine, IN MS
market HIS dblcs under 10 DC about 9lo,-
900.
The schedules or Henry H. Landon stock broker. show
liabilities. -lGTl52 10 and assets ~ the actual and
nominal value of $4,000 Those Of Albert Post uu, her,
show liabltI,s, 1850 H. nominal assets. Fl5bilO'i
actual assets 81 .OJ6 U3.
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DULNESS N UHEIT And CORN.
ErFEcrs OF FRALEY's FAILURE OK THE CHICAGO
MARKET.
INV i Al IA

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE lRIEINE.
CHICAGO, April l9--Ihe failure o. Moses
Fraey IT It. Loaf, the principal topic on Change to
Iay Little" Flalcy's face and figure well known
here q, they are in Louis II Is here al Chicago that
the bulk of hi, losses will fall lie shOrtcd the grain
market Last summer and made enormous profits. At
one tine il was the talk the board that Nose Frley
wa. the bsc, winner in the country ON the down tuin
In wheat. lie crowded h, Eck too hard. lie wa- Ike
RANGER tie English jew cotton OIcrator He bet too
nigh Ranger and IiaIcy are Instantly connected by
marriage Fracy kept on selling past the low-watcr
mark At eighty he Kept doubling up and he has
been ,wamcd. lie viii pIobahl, owe 100000 to !rm,
IN Chicago. HIS head TUNED by hi, suc,cssr, at
1t. Louis" said broker When he was last here lac he
came extremely unpopular lie kept selling corn and
wheat when the down To furty-oight cents and
the other Gown near eighty cents. some OF the big
trader, here Laid for him then. Il got that when he
went on call he lecr'd at II i, said that hc
short 5000 900 bushcl- Of wheat. Alexander Mitchell
md the Milwaukee syndicate have crushed this little IL
Lo,,iln a, thc ii crush cgg,hc feel sorry Tor the
commission mcn with whom he has traded His credit
wa, .yod ana De undoubtedly got into them .cartuiy."
II i. rmorcd that the Fal, aud Donaldson commission
house of ~ Lon- were Zig buyers yesterday ON TIE
hrnry that the announcement Of the failure would send
prices mp this morning.
The markets did uot open higher this morning rs was
expectcd by those Who had last night heard of Fml"
f,iIurc Everything started lower wheat and corn %
fraction and pork aud lard twenty 10 hil cents lower
Tie FEELING turin tAe forenoon was u"r> o.. ana ii'
crowd seemed undecided. Tie day did u'l uh "u 10 De-
80 ,.'ti,. ~. Ma, anticipated Both wheat aud corn
seemed inclined 10 take ito rest after tQe cXta"ru
mar, g,raiiouS which they had been lnd"iEuS i'r
f,rfnc Nav wheat opened 100 12A cents sold down To
oIi mai tgcn recovered % 81 cents Jun" opond u
cent lower al vJIi sank 10 -, ihd th'h HooiIol-D
I,,b,d I,rt /, 81 n, closing at g1l- cents, July
oven less active nuctatin between % and eii cent,
during the entire session. lie Cinc3 l'ol'u Inv Pc"
Wa some disposition ON the part of the hcnls 10 sell In
the carly pant the the iira hht the bull tIlr
had snatcd their appctitos 1T. LOUIS pIONcnder ANA
would be- disposed to withdraw from pubic gaze ion a
tune. But IL evident that the public Wa oilll IN
cincd buy. aud orders 10 that effect were stu so
numerous IN the market that the offerings were easily an
sorhod Hence tho sellers became more cautious, ana
prices advanced without much Difficulty toward tA1
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TIE TRIAL OF KELLOGG BEGUN.
\ JURY OBrAINi d AND SIR. kER EXPLAINS THE
GOVERNMENTS CASE.

GOVERNMENTS CASE.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-ln the Criminal
Court to-day Justice Wyhe presiding. the case OF the
United states against William Pitt Kellogg was called
Mr. Kellogg is charged with having received money,
whilst United states SENATOR for services rendered In
relation 10 contract with the United states, III violation
of section 7s2 Revised Statutes There little delay
in securing jury. and Mr. Kcr opened the case Tor he
Governments He said that in March, 1873 Price en-
tered into contract to carry the mail on route 3Ol
Monroe 10 Shreveport and Bills san Antonio to
Corpus Christi In July, $50. Price circulated petition
for the expedition Of service upon the routes to re-
,iuce the time upon the Monroe route from thrysx 10
twenty-niuc hours, and upon the Corpus Christi route
from forty Il twenty nine hours For reason Brady
refused the request Price went 10 senator kellogg at
Wizards Hotel with his papers, ana offered to give nm
100000 if he would secure the expedition. Kellogg took
The papers and said he would see about II.
ia few days he told Price it all right
that he would get the expedition On July 49,
Price drew Dostal drafts his Ter. payable quar-
tcrly Tor : 1000 The draft ard promlssory mote TOR
$1,000 Lltc salisbury, were hdiltu
kellogg and July Brady made orders itr CNlc"r
ton ncrcs- ing the annual pay ON the -Iohloc Io"'o
Sl2,9~7. ana on the san Antonio lodte @-u,ZO4'
ter kellogg wed the drafts he took thcm 10 Johh
4 Walsh. Il banker and croker with whom Kellogg WIS
intimate Walsh tod HIM that the money representa-
bv the drafts would BE- al Ilglt PROVIDED tlc service was
r5JtiiV Dr formed ant agreed 10 collect thei A'io-s
4X. them 10 Walsh with directions 10 pay 10 MN tiAtl
Iogsj - 800 per quarter each draft and To retain th9
,ig II 300 (tuc draft, beng 5000 each) and
credit to thomas j. Brady who owed Walsh Large sun
oi money Walsh did this. and tite iafj layhcnt We
made march, 1871, Walsh giving kellogg the money
sometime. in cash, sometimes upon checks. Docu-
mcutary evidence would Dc produced by me Govern
mcnt to Substantive all that the Government ad
charged. 80, -,
ing Of testimony begun.
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YOUNG DIR. TYING IND "THE WORLD."
HE sCANDALoUs STATEMENTS REGARDING HIM
HIS PLANS.

HE sCANDALOCs STATEMENTS REGARDING HIM
HIS PLANS.
The Rev DR.. stephen II. Tying, jr., arrived
IN This city the Arizona Sunday night aud took up
his quarters at the Ncw-Yori Hotel. There he was
found by TRIEUNE reporter with his friends Cen
eral Henry T. Trcmain and f. H. Nichols. DR.. Tyng Is
much improved In health and looks ROBUST and hearty
II find that my prolonged absence" said he "has Ie-
suited in an almost perfect restoration Of my health
which was seriously impaired By my Illness before ieay-
ing New York"
Have you read the articles relating to you which ap
peared in The Nc,r- Tos1t Wo,IdT"
81 believe that have read all the statements made by
The Woyd involving my rcpui 1tion. htyc been grail
those statements have appeared only IN thal
paper am too much occupied "i In t'r
interests 10 my and TOO much disguised with the de-
light by which sUch scandaloGS statements av" been Ell
twenty tyc years OF unSeish labor 10 enter INTO de-
tailed recitation OF report. which, Il not 'uS
g sr.,,iilv 2yclc6n,ca nv yuIe.riry. content
myself prououncing them 10 bc and al rs false
they are covartly / challenge any acuon from any
quarter TO PIT me ON nay Ge,r enc y,lhGf Gnny
prosecuting these bacrs and liars viii dep nd upon the
counsel OF my cccesiastcai supcror5 and the friends IN
whose judgment conide.'
d" What are our plans at present ,..., -
am engaged IN the Popnail|ii3n ana promotion OF
WYNN tenn u, a n, lni1. nf foreign interest IN all io.s
Of American industry and investment. These relations
ana their resulting obligations viii probably require me
40 be- absent mo.c Or les, III, country or some
months to come
ON yoar return to his country is it your intention to
mo-, nv Intention again 20 become the minister Of
paroclial Organization. / have hope that before
.c Ious may bc ablc-NithOut dep uIcucr on stated
TO rt.inc with larger xpctircc ana wider oh
alton the work of he lne my te''0N iucn IN ne @34
which many wears age 7tr'YG 10 ul11nG' t4rin m me
Cooper Union and the Grand Union Han nave IA,
assurance Of cooperation IN I'M, ne'@n from ti'u'
and circumstances viii warrant return 90 abol ior when
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FUNERIL or GEORGE I. EWING.
large congregation filled the Church of st.

A large congregation filed the Church of st.
Lukes in Hudsou-st. opposite Grove-str yesterday,
About half-pas ten the body OF George Edwin Ewing
was borne into the church followed by Henry Irving.
Joseph llatt0n. Henry J. Loveday and W H. Holman.
While the choir sang 'Thy viii be DONE The hach-coth
covered coffin on which lay wreath OF ivy sent by Mrs.
lanes r. MACPHERSON and wreath of white rose, from
Mayor Smith Of Philadelphia. carried up The 1se
aud laid the foot of r chalccl steps cross and
wreath of white roses by Mr. Irving were placed
near The coffin. The plate bore the simple inscription
George T.. Ewing, died April 26 lsSL' The burial ser
Wee was then read in Impressive manner 10y ln" Rev
Isaac II. futile and tue key 'larenCe BucL When the
services the remains taken To Gre n"o0d
Cemetery accompanied by Mr. Hattoh auu MI Love
&.