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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
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ANOTHER CLAIMANT"

Ia those days claimants of some KIND or another seem
to be very plentiful bat have at present In Phrls
lady who appears to have taken quite new departure
In nis-oftcn very prohHhle-hnc OF business believe
,hat by birth She u German Her name II busscr Shc
claims be nothing less than the eldest daughter Oh lhe
oueen Of England and says that soon AFTER shc was
horn the Princess Royal then, OF course baby was
substituted for her. In order to please the stc ice
Cousort. Why that exchange could ever nave oceh
made have not yet heard but there Is something III
connection with morgMaic marriage OF l'rlncc Aipcr
that is nut forth the IL would seem ulncull
FOR any one VINO knows the history OF the Engs Conr
for thc last ifty years believe In such tale but
Ike every imp0stor. this lady has her followers or
rather those believe in her story; ana hear she Is
about to publish book witch she SAYS VIII prove ned
I'm me what she says 70 carry out her Intentions shr
wants funds; and am told that she has been supplied
to certain extent with what she requires Her chie
snuorter on whom she relies for assistance TO carry
ou her plans and bring her case before the puDIc OF
faul t. said to be American gentleman VINO mas ohR
resided IN Paris This may or may not he tre Dul -
The universal talk OF her in this city may dd tnat shc
is nj present residing at small private hotel ana now
over absurd her claims may he. she conducts htrsc WIN
the greatest proprcty. have not YET seen hcr nut
Gentleman who is rm believer IN her story tels me
that She is about fOrtyye years OF age ana resembles
Her Majesty very much. But this as matter OF course
must taken with very large piece Oh inc pIo'ero"
frrai of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NINE. urcurs AsLADY MACBETH.

An American Spectator is extremely anxious 10 get
Nine Clovis Iugues TO sign an engagement with MIN 10
play Lady Macbeth I'm the United states ana dherent
European cities when she Is acquitted. have no doD
that She would In that character be one OF inc grccs
successes the age she Is Sildonssh IN ar, hspec.
po,iiy ana Inc Art aud has natural bent ior II FRYE
noble with very little teaching she would MAKE NJ
brib that efef tod the boitds q a theatre since Nm
siibns retired from the stage llct voice accoilS WIN
her pefsoh II Il strong. deer and mhscl. lhtlcilt
spe tas glhet stlrt ior tefig& 8aatta! HgtM mgt ~
ridct bet m9ie sim BehEN scllpre's, she mn An
f3e ~ Me,iNs0nq ATTITUDES iltr Atlhs aie ifgl{
ihNfitR H1y VI Nhf tNbh sAt 8Nh, ,Nfati, tigh
eBiisa8E i'4 FiiFa M bls MS 8a el5SB 8ss8aFS'4
sil}flSN NQlg tiNa ilNli iihAfa NiN ll hfNN'ilN
and AAAlnl ma NANl M lMn lml llnAA nllANAlAN
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aessss d s any ' BifaI ir's seH4pt@ Sii3solt sSSi
dslYitY II desunstpn asal frJs tNAput mal1a ace Gl.
VARIED W CO.. tlsips, Vessels alnilablf
lopgn pals tor ih Wcek enlpg lfgenoel ~ wan f'lii
PROMPTLY ~ az caaosl at tlli OAce o., iollNs
Queenstown letters tor fface must hr hIclrl ler
bcl lhla'l az IL n. Tor \car u.la H!l iufNf a.
Dor 4 Naeuca 20 lil D. M ior cana and foilp itt =
wa Havana ana tor Campeehr thlapah ihhiifo IN
Mexican states must DO directed per apul,t'l
THUHsDAN-At 1.in a. III. Tor Europe, p0r :. kopnbc
QuOenHOAn deter, Tor Germany ana ncr must ~
directed per H,phbliC"G al f.3n H. h' Tor hormniA
rrs OrnOoo M $50 a. ni Tor Europe. pei o. o Gel
Iert. VIA Plymouth, 'horbOufg anu lambuig
FRIDAY-At a m for Newfoundland ami ~. Pierre
MiqueOn, Via lialiaA.
sA1URDAI-At for Ireland. per =. 4
CITY bcafO via Queen stown deii"rs Tor GREAT brnit
aud other European oOuniues must DO directed 'par
ChioaHo'); at 0ip {. M. Tor urJue por tH'r,
Southampton ant Brcmea uetters for lciand mast
rect pers Rhynland. via Antwerp. at II a. NJ. tor
scotland direct per ss fCassia via GLASGOW. az 'J
pm for cuba and Porto Rico, per saratog, VIA Ia
vana
SUSDAY-Ai 73o p. for for Vera cru, direct per
Whitney New.Orlcans etters must be directed psr
steamer via New Orleans y.
Mails China Japan, city OF ork VIA an
Francisco chose here December % AZ M jais fDr
Australia, NewZealand. SANDWICH ani FIJI islan!s pr
CITY OF sydney yIa san francsc hclo,c her, JaIu
- 40 at p. m. (0r arrival At New YORK u
Adriatic VITA British mails Tor AdstrLia
.rhe schedule of closing OF rrtibPi,a, nl, srrl1Nt
nDOn OF .lr 1tDrrIoet ~ b al ftiA.
Francisco Mans frDnts Els, rrvRf Of rIaf ~ 81
FranciscoOn the day snE 81 stsihst, afs h)Nji,t
'"e"'' '"' HENRY o. PEARSON Post ma,tor
Post once Nev-YOrx. y. T., Dec II. l7oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NINE. ARLIyES TRUNKS
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuSg.l

lBf TELEGRAPH I'D THE IRibuN'l
CHICAGO Dec. 23.-fhe Customs officers
have made report 10 tbs Secretary OF the Treasury
yet Of the seizure ~ silks and fancy goods belonging 10
Nine. Airline An inventory OF the contents Of the two
trunks Is being made by the Treasury agent. and when IL
II IL concluded the Department Will be informed. Nine
Arllne's appeal 10 Secretary McCulloch 10 be allowed
pay the duty viii DO without effect, as the Secretary
has authority 10 grant the privilege tho goods having
been conn,cated Mrs wilson. the mOdste who accom-
panied Nine airline 10 Chicago, has returned to Now
York with her large stock Of cl0aks and hats Tho
authorities Mt the Philadelphia Custom House have becn
requested send Nine Arlncs record here. 10 having
been declared that abe Is the widow of Mr Mclaughlin,
former owner OF The PhHddciphfd Tncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTTYO,

METHODS OF CONTRIBUTfy0,
coectionsn All inc Churches on Hospital SUNDAY and
IN sll the syn aCogues Hospital saturday.
2 Through The following IA Nilary Associations
Cigar aud Iobseeo Iradciienry ioscnwad. treasurer li5
Dry Goods rrade-A H. Kineman. treasurer 80 worhsi.
Drug FAINT and on fradeA. s. AnsDachcr trclsifsr IS
Txpess CompanosJamos &. Fargo. treasurer 90 Broad
book Irndo-IIenry D. Barnes trca-urnr III wlan.,t.
me and spirits lrado-Chaiic5 Ronluld, tanier %
Mercantile Exchange-Josepb H. Grohi treasIrer. 81
Grccuwchst .
prpleIs Paper Dealer, osd Iype fonndes-Nathow D.
Stock Eschanre-Ir rasurers Vim. Alcy smith 6s wall.
& ihToush comm tee. In ilo following Exchanges
Produce EHchangc-H Holt Alexander NUM- ,cor roD u.
Cooksey. ". = Wallace John a. Toacy George W NTH.
Maritime E1cbango-Iohn y. Townsend Jo,cph G. Noyes
A. Elliott H. M,issner 1iunthy Hogan. /. T. Nirhbi
cotton EscnangM,yer Lehmon, treasurer 40 Exchange
l. Through subscription lists circulated in the following
Clothing Trade
China and glassware IiaieD Fcter treasurer 81 parS.
ptiroccry Trade
Leather rldc.
Ere In .urance com lanies
tonec'i Trade.
IanD Manufacturers
g. Through the following Oriers-I. o nnn Bcnth. T. ".
Ma sonic and N Fellows odg,s
g. Through coierion boxes NJ Elevated r. n -tnti9ns.
leading manufacturing estlNli hments, dnsgst
taprant', and yAron places OF pnblc travel and resort
lhionga money ssn, d,et ~ W. nhsss in ,l gen
ever souc c9nilu et shonid be sgni IN fhecks 10 ~,
which he mi report 81 the eo lection viii be through
Wv f''"' oEo MAvcuLbOcH NiibER pie,hitht
fhe we pr,a,s ipusr ~ inhns,r, isB Wrfh a., ~
yriia 90 npraiinna aid ~ si,hs @etg ,hishssts
eiia VA y sifsigIy ,sseiy,i Money ~sy X .,n'
tnrla psrelsps 49, hr's,msa i'at q, etlses
li.Att lii ehnhiAh o. va ~ NNhhh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
A DUAL EXISTENCE.

The other day curious came before Mr. justice
entity which, far as have seen has not been reported
In any OF the papers gentleman called Pound leit
will by which he boqucahcd hls entire property TO ~.
wife, Mrs Pound. gentleman called jackson alHp cii
will by which the lady who was known "a Mrs Jackson
became his sole cgatce. Pound and Jackson cN"ntnay
turned to aud tho person and tho qioS'
ton arose TO who was entitled TO his property Inc
technical points OF the not OF general interest
bui II extraordinary thing that man coh
not ONLY lead completely dual existence un elected
he should almost deceive himself into DcnoNng
that he was two different persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
rAMous RrLDINGs Is TIE MARKET

French lovers and curos IN tears at the loss
OF The Basicwsh collection which the Russian Govern
meni acquired all IN moment. one day last week. 10y
telegraph and parlsians are holding mp Their hands ~
dsny al the decision of the Prince de Wagram 10 sell
his two splendid h0ieis In the Rue de Ia RocbcfOucaud
and The Rue de "a Danes account of the do
nestle atctlon which has lately befallen him These
two buildings date from the time Of the First Empire
and belonged respectively 10 Nile Mars and Mile:
two stars Of the Coincide Frangase. and
ucpbors of great Talmn, who died In house close
by The h6,s were IN turn Inhabited by the Comie nc
yr and the Comtc de Sasscnay, who sold
ihcm to the Prince de Wagram, who made them into one
magnificent dwcllmg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
InurVrHthp JiBils.

From me iCSlpN Journal
several weeks Me Aeo York keenu0 Posi- ek-
messed ouitullaiI its Impotence 10 have the suit
brought against hy the Rev In Ball, OF Huhao, hur
ned to trial, and tnatcd that II Was eager 10 sot
at him Ii Is an interesting fact that the delays thus
far secured the trih have been al the solicitation Of
The Posts attorneys, aud that at the very ine hen he
Post expressing its eagrrHcss Ia show up DE- Ban
counsel entredug 10 have the case dropped, ON
the ground that the election over IL IL familiar
tsm that the biggest bullies also the biggest
ards and The Aep York Evening Post Is no exception to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
4 pIEVrV IJV rgoU

pue pi lhe lareesi aanpa ever knpNn W nave pfeN
taken lrpm turppeau river was nrIel Tow HNA ab'
ia the fl, near The nunth ai lhe Amoal' lew N'N
above rclh The Woisht was ealimaed at about tltpn
pound The hsh was ave ttct iu ltusln huh Two ,'il
i've iuche, VA grth VI was mae' fresh run, hhu III
splendid condition. II was returned To the iiNcr' nav
INK been oauOd In The course ot the operations NW'h
arc hcng carried provide Tor the annual Slockins
at the iiatoherics at Sormonticld aud Dupphh, Wh'h
have been very successful this season,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
MIRkIEn.

LEE-HOVEY-O nocombcr 81 1854 At No 81 Eagt 25h.
o. corner 90 ~ ilslna D. Or W ramsey Misc Ada
Judl llpyY, OF this cty 10 hr Nharoi T. Lee OF hooh
cater, y, \.
NOcitdi.
OWEN-COUHrNEN- Wednesday December ~. 1894,
at the residence Oi tho bud0a parnnts iNtsburg Ptnn
by Rev Dr j. T. n. Kunler Albert g. owen, ~ brook
lyn n. TO ato H., ster of u. Newton Courtney.
MIIITRIDG E-ARNOLD-On the ON inst, al ~ Anhrew's
Church Gotham, by the Rev canon OOd rector OF New
assisted by the Rev g. Bead1n Young
vicar Of tho PARISH Frederick " Whridgo. o Now.iork,
10 Lucy Charlotte older daughter OF Matthew Arnold.
AHnotceS Of marriages. must be adorSed 10Th JaH name
and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

stend. married to DIR. Joseph H. Lawrence Oh '''
city at her home No. lOs Lcferts place. BROOKLYN,
Only the relatives were present mo H'. haNanuv
Iungerford uncle of tho brie. olciatcd ana alcrN"
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence departed on Southern tour
Mrs James y. Young. hcld large reception u, I'VE.
house No. AZ West Fifty -foGrhst The dccora'on'
consisted of holly and eycrgreens. . 81, ,o
Mrs. Richards of No. l3l Hicks'st Brooklyh' s"'o
german TO 200 young people. ,, Hall
Orange. and attended by 200 guests many Vi 'He
from this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Te,rrsy oYFicg Dec. 2I-i a m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday was upward. Fafty cio""y
weather prevailed. The temperature ranger oe'"een
oio and 3a the average ,26i being l7s higher thah
an tbe amending day last year and 1853 lower than
on MONDAY. it'd. ... -. ,,,,, ,,o,
bs . ,pertrd today ~ this city ana vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
BOUND, GAGGED AND TORTURED.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuyE.I

fBY TELEGRAPH To TaE rRfBUSE.l
WHEELING, Dec. 23.-Threc masked men
entered the house OF Elias Marng farmer living four
miles west Of the city, this morning. and bound and
gagged him. The house was then searched for money
In their anger finding the thieves determined to
the old un he revealed where he bad some
money which was supposed 10 be In the house. they
heated pokers red hot and burned the old man fright
fully, mareating him that his death Il expected.
The will he hanged II they caught. vigilance
committee II being organized for that purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
A pERPETUAL CAMELLIA.

curious habit,6 of the Paris boulevards Is an aged
parsonage than shabby appearance
sporting the most splendid white camellas ms button
hole The person in question, well known III the word
of gamblers. some five years ago had such lucky night
AT the tables that he paid Ia pretty Horst ms button
holes in advance for years. Fortune mas hhce 90
serted him. and all that remains 10 remind him OF former
prospcrois days frcsh camellia every morning. OF
which h. never fails avail himself, even when-as
snmctiInes viii hnpren-hc has ~ iorego dlnner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

OF human nature amid circumstances Of trial and az
Fiction and manfests, the part of Its author ae
cded and unusual talent for presenting persons anu
to good purpose and the public no less than the auor
will benefit by his well directed and adniraDie ialoi;
Victor Durand is already enrolled among the best
successes Of the dramatic year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
KILLING HIS PARTNER BIZ MISTAKE.

RALEIGH, Dec. 23.-About six miles from
Webster, in Jackson County NJ Wilson aud c. H. Lam
bert have been workings mica NINE On Saturday iast
both men were drinking in crowd In Webster and Lam
,or, and so,ne unknown man had high words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
r,,r povNtowN STORE

OF y. ". CRANBERRY & Co. is the popular resort
for purchasers OF Holiday Gifts who want the finest for
eg fancy articles at very much less than the prices
which are askcd uptown 20 and % John-st -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Henry Sloane of No. 13 West Fifty
sevepthst. gave a dinner party TO twelve guests last
evening Large clusters of pale pink roses were pre-
sented to each lady Tho company afterward attended
the Patriarchs ball.
Miss Sadie H. olustead, daughter Of Mira. C. A. Ohm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

states against Daniel Lovcoy md his sure
ties IOvcloy. while receiver Of public moneys at Mo
brarn Neb used ~ 900 OF the public funds In rotous
living lie absconded and has not yet been unprecedented
His surctes dsclancd Liability on the ground that they
warned the Interior Department IN season W prevent
he emil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
8ust,at Notices..


Christmas Appeal for Poor Csiidreis hams
Tho day OF good will among mon" 0usnt 70 DO nspK
day those who have few pleasures ana nct many snas
beneath starways Of In and bases shiyenng In h2
breasng the storm aid snow WIN bare soe
and thin ragged int 9 ar a% s ~ isss
the and kndhearted Of whatever Nation or sgcy
for aid sympathy. The CHILDRENs AID n,.
unortunats class OF children teaching training 70 uso
fu labor sneering feeding aud clothing them ana
ing them for good homes and 20 be Useful c.sns n
that he has placed homeless itie In kind homes VINO
will give food clothing and shoes TO the shyerns ana
Sixty DOLLARS will give Christmas present of home
In the country three homeless boys or girls ONE HUI
DRIED DOLLARS VIII proyiae hot donei. i9r month ios
The great Of business this season has thrown
large numbers Of people out OF work. and WIZ mako tns
c.L BRACE Secretary.
Childrens Aid society.
December 1894 Station ID. 10 Fast ith-si, Nc8-York
OTIS OF provisions and cofhn DO sent 10 the Central
Onfce No 10 East 4thst NewYOrk CITY or Will b. calld
Tor. N tho address DO forwarded -,
signed II checks postoice orders made payable -
WILLIAM \. BOOTH. Pro.iient
GEOR0Es. cor. Treasurer. 20 Nas.nLI
American Exchange National Bank. Nowfor1
1913 broadway.
WORK OF THE YEAR
There during the In six Lodging fousA
1920 different boys ana girls 2I5IJD meals am 2lArly
lodgings supplied IN he tweniyone day and fourteen
partly clothed 7li 400 meats being snppied 80!
tohomrs, mainly In tho Wcst g2ti wors sied
Win food molicino &c, Through tbe SICK chdrens nv
Home" Bath L. averaging about 300 per week III
mothers and alex infants were sent to nc ii,i, iomr
spwiDg nacl ne In the Girls iong hose and IN se
Indnsrd schools 5000 IS have been dcpgstei e n.
Penny savings Banks ot. nambor under charge OF 'hs
kOC let ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
TIE OIL WAREHOUSE FIRE.

Weston g. Fiske recovered their large Marvin
Safe Company safe from the ruins at 81 Water-st on
Monday morning and found It's contents unframed. They
,.ttf oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
iN,aIWls ANa

A eas aas. Hmept " ess8HsA Ne8sR@A ,i'm8ssa 4Hsa
Na tpi tpaIW Ngtea NNs 0IA tAAissGss fsi'AFss ana
Np'puA lN9}pe FQGse seeeIpa ~ NAor eAaea WN a'aAs
VI 9W pnees aNd w Neaer apa Az a'poh NJ .. Nae'af
al. luInal " lAnllh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
OLD WORLD GOSSIP.
ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS OF NOTE.
From Mr.. Laboucherss Truth LondonJ
HEAVY WHIST STAKES.
Count Phalen who died recently at Came

Count Phalen, who died recently at Cannes,
at the ago OF nnety-six. formerly well known IN
English society," and constant guest AT Devonshre
House the Royol Cottage and at Lady Jerseys. for
nearly twenty years after he first came 10 TINS country
with the Emperor Alexander In 1874, lie aitefWalu
went To Paris where his brother was Ambassador iof
many years aud thence To Italy and while residing hi
Venice ISis ho summoned back 10 RUSSIA ny me
Emperor Nicholas Bat he did not long remain III his
native country and, his second visit 10 Enghhd NC
was again persona grafd at Stafford House. Dcvonrno
House and other Mont Blancs OF the social struggle.
The Count time a renowned whistplaycf, ana
he won 10000 from Prince John Idchicnstcin at SIN
gle sting Iio was on most Intimate terms with Taey-
rand, poLZo al BorgO and Montio nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
CONVENIENT INDICATIONS.

W.surSGToy. Dec. 23.-For New-England
NIL, coudv weather and local snows portncrly winds
Incoming variable slight fall In temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather
and local SHOWS northcrly winds, slight fall foowedb by
a .loht rise iu tcmpcraturc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

and prevented from shooting each other After the
crowd dispersed Wilson came along and Lambert mis-
taking him for tho man with whom he had quarreed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Plush Cases, filled With colgate & Co.'S
perfbcs, aie most acceptable Holiday GIFTS. For sale
Us nm dealers IN toilet articles e:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
DECIDIy9 FOR THE GOVERNMENT

KANSAS CITY, Dec. ga dispatch to TIE
gimss from Omaha Neb says: "a verdict was rendered
In the Federal Court yesterday, in favor Of the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBSERvArIOyA

IA. a.rr shoss on',ira variations IN ms cry oy ,sntn'
ge dyors Of time t M ~ Lqur
bite Hne fepft'en tn
those hours The By ten O. tottru my
indicated BY the thefmoms ~ 11
nut pha PToat~sy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

icss b6hs bstcss Nfttal4 Al ths season ~ mo ttht
b jAtNes sanatte ts tt8te tho iitet 10 hesitht nc
NAA ANh ihNAAth AiN hliiANsNhss /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
Diamonds.

RANDEL BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF piAMoNDs
MANUFACTURERS or DIAMOND jEwELRY
IS Nassau.st ana 20 Miiden-lans. New.Yors
ST Andrews-s,.. London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION
OF NETWORK CITY.
1854.
HOSPITAL SATURDAY. December 81.
HOSPITAL SUNDAY, December

Contributions specially collected these days FOR tho
GENERAL ~ Nd which wiz be divided ainoag The Assoc-
atcd Hospitals according to the bylaws Of the AssociltO
Gs however toward current expenses the endowment OF
beds for building pnrp may be d"signatct Cor any
Hospital 81 this ciiy sI, gs VIII De forwarded t
the tIea Of the Association 10 The Hosp tai indicated ~
the donor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

cithistNAs Gitt9 sfs i8tfa f6F " tbs NobsA ihi
cAi'afen itAe StW. {bhk tStASt iSittA tbA,iE
NNi,8Na MAJ W. Wst Sf'iW ti8NiAf 't3t3i3h ~ - ~
" Ais tisit rti ~ 1853 Nta iNNat, " 1ils ! y
tal.8 ssI NMsAAtF, VA hteNti8A 'Bi t'lt{t gNi
1854 ANal m Na ai9Al kfNnn lNNA NNNM NllNAN N h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
,,p MAPLEsONs BENEFIT.

"com;ramide.- garnished with anachronisms'
os. ridiculous in the settings but goriheo W '"' s
49,. a, Nine Patti has been the most popular opera '".
~ Mapleson has put forward TINS scason "
A.. Academy OF Music. 1t was 'noreioio
Wv" Wv, ,oson for his annual benefit performance whieh
wen ,.st night with tho same distribution OF parts
,noe esentatons given the opera previously
-, oson The house well peopieu pu'
49,, crowded, and the singing OF NINE NV,
"a ,or able coadjutor Nine. scachi, frequeh'. s'''
an crast enthusiasm. The opera Representations WI.
a,,uue on Friday evening and Saturday ai'ernoo ou'
,.I. was tho last opportunity TO hear Nine ra'' ,or
go concerning which nothing seems 10 nave
W. so,,ied IL Is certainly greatly TO be hopea
- ~. ,y,il return 10 Ncw-York for sprng SEASON
,nn. sns the theory which has much evidence 10 "
port It. ira, G'I r. neyerrhces. true thai only increases
The duty all musical persons TO Ss ' need" to be
dsmaic os%sn. ,d lesson 20 Dr. ei BSro.cS ausStby
"e,,.vaI,g the dinner given ~ mmo r""
sno, and sounding her praises as nocns' had
The as o ,hs last act Of the opera checked by losa
Is from different parts Of the house OF ps rv
M;Gn TSS Ie, was OF n le SSS NINE fS cd i
Air. Mapso tho wing He was srrS s, AND MAJ scaleE
spI,aSSssT l r. nd and spoke briefly follows. ,or
~ sdies and gcntlemcn-l beg to tnshk yoI regret
10 aSsencc of my leading stockholders bntFon Irs hi
ms stockholders and so long a. you pye nearly com
tehu'I my seventh year In this building ia
{orns Under many. difficulties a, times moi IN been
lntoi,s ,cc Two or three pieces that should nave
gwen Bu with such talent as have on N r te Nine
Kline s,alchD and with such talent on ny oiS ing to
pa;,N ard With snch talent IN fiolt OF me W,MSS ,y
sr HdiiN must 100, along as best enn. 5 ~ am
s rrnianss1 This city Is growing rapidly nu u ,,r
. ~ siu-icd ont to take charge OF lthiu vI'.,,ii.
,, nafe my home SOME where. lAppanse cului,ttH
idaSi tnsi an much obliged to YOU ladies' and genie
"ft ctsh %as falling amid applause wesn ,, JIG
,siic wh6 Mad hiin willing clpuvol lea NJ rne
itU vi neatef 10 the toolgAt, lhen h WIN, ibe
a5tfit and b6tahet vfte hannet ~ ,opbts lii iot
tt 3ii be{ tad e5the 8hte mote bowins anu si'''Ds
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