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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

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Letters Tor oregn meet DO specially Al
dressed parcuAr stsA ekcsDl ~hsi
desired seu BANKING aut
document specially iiIressei 1slns VI sas
fastest vessels avaiIAolo a., ,.,.-- -. -, -
tPnoArILY IN all Cascsl AZ thus lace IS lOlOss
FRIDAY-At 2:3O tor Nassau ~ f.. per steamship L
Henderson, nom IaupA
sArURDAN-AL l A. IA. the West Indies. VIA 81 TlonAs
and Barbados. tor Brazil direct per steamship
Alnauca VIA News -
Plata countries Oe directed per An.sRca - AZ
7:3O a. steamship DaDrA VIZ Snecns-
lletteIs Ior france must 90 d coa Pc !.
ter Queeusown etters Tor France ness oc
mar CIV OF Chester $50 nl lot trance d.soch
-,oII.nd direct steamship Dosoa., VIA glasgow.
IIstters dircctod por Dos o.i. a. s.sv a. "a
Tor Belgium direct yer steamship fennlsns va AM.
~arn letters directed per Poaniani ~ AZ so
m ior the Netherlands direct per steamship EdAin.
". Amserdam Qetlcrs must DO ttlrected Edau ~
NJ D. IA. lor Mlndsard Islands. steam
s;a.mshlp Bernarti az ,. y. me Argsnnas hs-
pupic Uruguay aud Paraguay, por steamship ch~iwAns
sIA y Tor Jamaica. per steamship Nest1nands.
Mails for CHINA AMI Japan per steamship Gaelic
Frxnciscol close here December IL Al Msls for
the society Istanis per snip rroplo Blri gfrom san
FrancisooJ close here December "a AZ y. Malta
Tor Australia. .sew-LoslAad sandwich fll and 81
moan IslAnaA per steamship Alameda lfrom san FrAa
NewYork steamship Elder with British malls tor
Malls Cuba by rail ~ Tampa Fla. and Nsoaco
BY VIA Key West Fla close ~ this oieo dAiy ~
$50 -
sThs closing Pacific malls ArrssHe4
On ption o uninterrupted ovsrisa axss
y Francesca Malls the East arrvinx o. 49,
San HrAaclsos day Il calling u stssmsss A.
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4sss onsA 6su-Yssk. n X Dsa ~ -
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.F.1RJy THE BROOKLYy ACADEnY.

The Assembly Rooms of the Brooklyn Academy OF MI
sic gayy decorated last evening Tor the annual r
of the Mariners Family Asylum an Institution on Staten
Island for the aged wives mothers sisters and daughters
OF scaInen of this port feature OF the far was the
flower hover in charge OF which the Misses ray
Tor : POwesOn. and j. Grove. loan exhibition. IN
Guiding many curious articles, occupied one SIDE or the
hall Among the interesting objects displayed were
tea caddy which belonged 70 Miss saran
shakespeare Of stratford-onAvon. the first teaaDle
ned by Peter Cooper babys dress seventy 1--WE
wears old and a silk bedqu OF flaming design for which
Mrs J. smith received medal at the first Worlds FAR
in $50 A japanese table was in charge OF Miss Lusk
Miss HONEYWELL and Miss Hageman. Last evening music
was furnished by Miss II. Baynard and Miss ~ BAKER
The fair will remain open until tomorrow evening and
fomorrrw afternoon special attractions for children VIII
be provided Mrs. W. L. Taylor Is at the head OF the
cou,mftfee of arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
.vroyTO TEPRY IN TOWN.

Antonio Terry, the of Don Tomas Terry Adan'
the wealthy Cuban planter VINO dled recently III
arrived in this city yesterday from Havre on the French
steamshp Bourgogne He Is staying at the VIC
toria Hotel, and Is accompanied Dy a OuD Dia
valet 10 whom the English language Is mystery anu
who IL only responsive advances IN French Mr. Terry
left the hotel his arrival TO see some OF MS ou
frends He is short slender. active man Win viva
cons manners lie was in this city and spent MS
youth mere OF his time in receLt years has been
passed IN Paris . 4. 4. ood 20
The estate OF his father amounts 1t Is supposed 10
aboaf 600 petition for ancilary letters tcst
mentarv on the estate in the state OF NewfOrk was hed
recently The wealth OF Don Tomas consisted ID panta
mons and ranches Cuba and elsewhere ana III SUCKS
and real estate i'll this city.
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DIED..

| HoPFNAN-AtL Lebanon. Decsmbsr -. David H'as~
Rslssvss ssa friends arc svssd stts,a his fansr sstss
day December Is 81 the Dutch reformed Church LSss
rAcKARD-sudaeny on Thursday Deesmbs. iG at Prsnss
susan Brsss- wife Of wlsm A. pss q ecos.
December "a Mar B. y s'.., Of n''
Funeral services irom I22 OaKst (Greenpont Breokyh
SATURDAY. December Is at O'Clock p m.
q RoSsr proaaov a IN the SatS S.sr% her
Boyd s SCI Baseksn Friday
rn Il liss E private pr
PULTzAt Jersey CITY n J. Thursday. December 10 Ed
Funeral from from the hosss Of his nephew A. Klmsa u
cuIver.svs west Bergenl Jersey city on saturday
Train iD' issvs. 70 foot o. Ibcryst at Ii:i5Am
RoBTNsoN-Hannah Walker AdamsPlumer wife Of Rev.
demo. q Dr. : EoSIn.cn lJs Fisa%S s rss
s w s,..s s sss ID
rnneral strictly privat, c,-., ws., Nav nr,~s,o..
on SUNDAY. the 10th Inst at 1890
@ n # ss & vie
Of Henry Richardson 10 the e,th rear o. nsr age
e ssa ssa arf T
Interment In Greenwood at convenience Of family.
sCoTr-At Lakewood NJ j. THURSDAY. December 10. Loun
p Scott Of Brooklyn. In his 18th year.
TIBBALs-on wednesday December y 1885, a. HI, late
Henry T. 1isoas ~ the Ssh year q his ago
@ l. are s 10 snrS 81 n
Brooklyn T. D. saturday morning. December Is IL 10
Burial NewHavcn, Conn., arrival Of IL O'Clock train
New-York
New Haven and Middetown. Conn. papers please copy
vAUGHAN-On Thursday. December 10. at O'Clock m.
Annie r.. wife Of Edmond A. Vaughan. and yenngeee
daughter OF Charles Roosa formerly resident OF Md
detovn OF Glens Falls ~ " In the 3stA year Of
her
Funeral will held at her late residence - Down
iDgs saturday the 18th Inst. ~ 0esoc<
B. "a. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
Sullivan County and Mddetown N " papers please COPY
VAN CLEAF-On wednesday morning. December ID OF
membraneous Group Howard and on rhursiay morning.
December l6 Arthu twin OF John G. and kAzabet3
Van CIeaf. aged year and day and days
Immesste relatives invited 10 attend the
funeral at the an House. Brooklyn Heights on Fri
day, December IL. at IL
WATKINsON-In New Haven Conn., on Tuesday, Deceru
Der IA George Alvin Wilkinson In his I'D year.
The funeral will take place at the residence VI his parents
80 Dwight Place Friday, O'clock Friends are
Invited 10 attend without further notice.
WHITEHEAD D-suddenly. December 10. Mary Whitehead.
wife of James NJ. whitehead
SATURDAY. December ID at 80 m rom
697 second door isoid
ave-. Brooklyn. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
n1yyER TO Ex GOVERNOR CORNELL.

dinner was given to Ex-Governor A b. Cornell and
his old staff at DelIonco last night by General watson
of Utica; General Langdon, OF Emira, Colo
mel Henry NJ. Watson, of Buffalo, and
Colonel JOHN T. Mott of Oswego This dinner is one OF
series which has been kept up since Mr. Cornell retired
from Office Only of the old staff are dead Generals
Ilovd Aspinwan and Charles r. EastOn OF Albany All
fine remaining members were present last evening.
These are Major General Townsend ana Bngadler,Geh-
era r. s. Oliver. Albany; ID. ID. Wyle ana ex-J ud9e
Horace RUSSELL OF this city senator D. W. ysraul Oh
Hudson General Alfred Barnes. OF Brooklyn; Colonel
Lanes NJ Varnum, OF this city and +. n. Manu. Jr ana
Charles s. Francis OF Troy There were no formal oasts
but speeches made by Ex-Governor Cornell e1Judge
Russell, General Watson and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
m, . 7porr,yo DRIVE ON THE VEST SIDE.

The annual meeting of the Gentlemens Driving Club OF
NewYork was held at the ROOMS No. LAG broadway,
Inst evening David Bonner presided. The following
officers were elected President David Bonner vice
presleut j. L. Houston treasurer, Alfred DC COruONa
xarutVe committed Nathan ntraus, A Is. Clafln A A
Hammer Hugh j. and j. 6. Coster The treasrrers
report showed that AL 90 was received rom ENTREES
acconuts The expenses amounted To $1,000 Us
Newbold Norris the owner OF tue Srounu Tccte iouu
annause for reducing unasked the rent Tor Iss. from
~ srIO 10 $4,000 Lawson N Fuller pioposed tnat
,ra,ht drive he made west side OF central IhTk
from Fifty ninth-st d-tenth-sL ms
he said could be made $50 feet vide ana nave ,hIT
foot sidewalk with seats every ntlle way vn n. 49,,
and IL would be a great OF good FOR ootn tne iot
tiers and their and the public committees, com
,sed of Messrs Fuller Willis, Mcmillan Raymond anu
be Cordova was appointed 10 the authorities Oh TIC
subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
rpp n,yyER TO PRESIDENT DWIGHT

The dinner to be given President Dwight OF Yale Col
ege a Delmonicos this evening by the Yale Alumni AS
socaton of promises to draw together an IN
usually large number of prominent Yale men, About TWO
hundred seats have taken already and 1t Is begin
ming to be feared that the dining hall Will not hod
all the guests Chauncey NJ Depew. OF course VIII pre-
side and among those who will make speeches are sena-
tor William NJ Evarts, Representative William waiter
Phelps the Rev. Joseph H. Twicheil Henry hounso
the tev DIR George r. Fisher, OF the Yale Iheoloelci
School Professor Francis wayland. OF the Law school
and George j. Brush, dean OF the sheileld oceh
rSoo The dinner will begin promptly at o'clock Inc
tickets will Le sold after noon to-day President D%gn
Iii hold a retention from D. to m at the mousse
of General oseph c. Jackson No. 1873 East Thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
ropsEUI ron ClyADIdE LITERA TURk.

George Stewart jr president of the Canadian hison-
cal Society and of several works on Canada read
a paper on 1.-THE Literature OF Canada" before tne
Cana Ian Club evening at It's rooms. No IL East
Twenty ninthst The paper covered the field or Caauau
literature traced its growth from Its earliest Desn
nings Although somewhat dependent over the present
Condition. of Canadian literature owing 70 VIZ
rons causes Mr.. Stewart felt that future
was in store for IL and that
oos phases OF Canadian life and character.
After the lecture = musical and literary programme
- sivsn nv seyeral ladies and gentlemen. Among
rsose nresent were John Patton, W. II. Grim III, u NJ
Es,rchid Dr. jackson Wallace and W. b. ELLISON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
yor 6UJITy or ILLeGaL yO1IyG.

J. p Campbell, of Hartford. Conn. placed on tria
Yesterday in the United states Circuit Court Tor hega
voting on election day Campbell went 10 the polling
place in company with several and attempted 10 vote
under the name OF W. Scott His was challenger
and he was arrested Campbell was formerly hquor
dealer in Hartford. and q witness in case against
several LIQUOR dealers about he says that no
was intoxicated when he went the polls and thht ne
the victim OF conspiracy Of the whom he testinea
against A number OF witnesses put on the sLahd
10 show that Campbell under the influence OF liquor
when ne attempted 10 vote The jury brought In YER
dict OF guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
MR. BRADY couLpNr HELP MARRYING A COUPLE

To the tditOr o The Tribune.
sR In regard the Onphaut- scholey marriage case
toays permit TO state the facts 80 'ar
concerned Before performing the ceremony asked
Mr. Oiphant his age he replied twenty-five years. De-
string this point sail VIII you take
your affidavit 10 He empnacally answered
WILL" appearance being indicative OF the
maturity claimed pressed him no further then re-
quesed schoey her and she responded with
have ha reason since 10 DOUBT
years" next desired her TO state
whether parents any objection 10 her marriage 10 M
Ophant SHE declared thsre r no objections also
FROM them All tho answers 10 all the other
Church state furnish, and being unable 70 nh
why they should not be married the
only line duty that lay before rae appeared IN the perform
Of the ceremony.
With reference certificate the only they did
not recelvo just then there nap
ened ny unusut be no marriage forms in
parsonage pressure Of other duties precuued mo
OF securing for few days As usually
purchase them NewIOrk. The certificate was forwsred
opportunity without regard 70 reu'
iteration or stipulation JAMES bOlD bHAOh'
LerSku llfA. Dec 10. lSbO.
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MARRIED,

BAILEY-wHEELER-Cn Wednesday. December 10 at
pa ave. Brooklyn, by Oh. Rev henry W ar
Beecher John Reson Bailey OF Toronto ontario 70 MaOei
B. Wheeler daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Hayden '" "hooier'
CKINTOsH-DIGG Lesson Wednesday. December 10.
in the city Of NewYork. by the Rev Richard n nelson.
OF Watervile. Minnie II elem daughter OF Jsnss a Das
si.s 81 rarrytown John William macintosh, Oh bos-
ton 49,.
MON X ART-On "Wednesday. December ID. 1851 by
hs Raw DR. Crook Elliott Monk 10 Fannie l., daughter
OF Mr.. Joseph Eck&rt. Of Brooklyn
prTNAM-HAINE5-On Thursday. December l6 at the
FIRST Presbyterian Church, OF Brooklyn, by the Rev
Charles Cutnbert Hail. Carolyn r. X Isines daughter
OF the late X. A. Hanes to William A. Putnam.
TUIvrLE-BELL-At homo. Cortland on the Hudson
n y on l4th nst by tho Rev L Trevor. John NJ Iuttlt
and Fannie r. Bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
SALE OF THE sOCIkrT OF DECORATIVE ART.

SALE OF THE SOCIkTF OF DECORATIVE ART
One of the most striking holiday features of Fifh-ave
is the handsomely arranged window of No 25i where
the Christmas sale OF the Society Of Decorative Art ia now
going on In the centre is Italian screen irregular in
shape and uniquely mounted Each panel is mirror. on
the surface Of which graceful fesoon OF flowers finely
painted the work OF Italian ARTIST This screen was
formerly in the collection OF Of the noble fam
lilies of italy and for the society last summer
The display artistic work made by the society Is new
and varied walls covered with draper1es hang
nrs and tapestries OF which have been made in
the soctys workrOOms while others have been imported
as studies and models while still others have been loaned
for the present sale Among the most creditabe pieces
of work done the socetys rooms Is bedspread OF
cream silk OF soft texture embroidered III brilliant silks
after beautiful Portuguese model specimen OF laid
work sofa cushions, wall pockets and panels IN Louis
XVII ribbon and silk embroidery excellent copies OF
old models screen with single panel shows one or
Raphaers Hours" female figure with flowing drapery
holding aloft an glass Another notable screen, IN
warm red and brown cOlorng has design OF orchids by
Samuel Coleman. . -, -,
The collection OF linen and drawn work Is large and
gives every variety OF stitching and material Buffet and
tea cloths chair scarfs and toilet accessories are
worked on fine linen. duck jean or muslin In outline or
covered pattern. The Christmas souvenirs CARDS. sa
chefs portfolios handkerchief and glove cases are new IN
design and OF fine wOrkan ship Prices range from ono
dollar five hundred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Egerton I. Winthrop gave dinner to twenty guests
last evening at his home No. 81 East Thirty
Mr. wilhnr A gloodgood gave a reception and literary
and musical entertainment last evening at No ~ East
Thirty rourth-st Atherton Furlong, the Enslsh Tenor,
SANG Several ballads COwel read selections from ne
roeIns OF Adelaide Proctor rennyson ami Robert brMh
tng Miss Berg sang new songs by Cowan ana hope
Temple. -,,. - ,o,.o.od tho .wentv-
rrcenton al their home No. IS East Fifty thlrdsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

DR. SEwmAX's OHUk0H TROCBLE RkoALLfO'
Tho difficulties in the Madison A'enue "'ns,e
earons Church when tho Dr. John r. Newman was 's
pastor and Which resulted In the sale oil me ~
hual Since the SAFE VI
about COZ remains Treasurer Barnes no onoy
DO used oxcspt Tor church purposes anu
10 transfer y ~ small Congregational society IN snu
arm usrt thai has bssn years
Tie counsel Of the Board OF Trustees
n 0aan ei ths trustees favor this dnposten q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

The al meeting Of the Parochia Mission society WAS
held in the Calvary church. a Fouthave and twenty nr-
St. yesterday There about soveny-hve cergymen
present the business meeting Bishop Brewer OF Mon
lana presided Dr. ii. Y oaItereo reAt lo annual epore
The society has seven different parts OF the coun
try Rev Dr. ansord reported the good work done ny
the held in Detroit short time ago Inc
loy missionary at salary OF eiOOO
a appointed % act on the resolution
The Executive Committee OF thirty members was TO
elected Bishop Potter president OF the society anu Dr. H.
Y. 5atteree, chairman of the Executive Committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

AVERILL-At Rockawsy. NJ j.. ON ihurs"ay' Deoo'' ~
1880, j. o. Averiil -. u. NJ r Mopaax
Funeral Will DO held ~ hocAs"1' @ - N-'
December 20, at O'CLOCK IN ,.... 40, p.-.,., ~.
Trans leave foot OF Christopher and BARCLAY %
si.ixs. and friends respectfully invited TO Attend
In,armeat AZ Pushing L. l.. Tuesday December e. u
~ - 49, 800
aAKFR-on Thursday, December L. 1854 william q
Baker In the 43d year OF his ago..
Fnnrra SUNDAY 18th inst At o'clock from ns ass rssl-
dcncs FrAnkiin-aya. opposite lIothvt Now'fork Cav
uAsEytut.rrd into rest Brooklyn. Thursday after>
noon December lG MIA Harriet Hssey vile Of Alonse
Ha.sy and VI the late Richard H. Aard
ting 10 9th yoar OF her ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

5000 and 0sorxs Bush $500 MT Doubleday bcssn
business In January 1885, failed In July 1859 pouos
day Dwight caused By outsde operations OF MS part
nsr Ct % per cent and continued
IN tbs hrm Of hau Rsnharft but retired from het
nrm about year later and again started In business
name with capital Of abont 500 His assignee says
he 10 unaole TO place estimate assets or Liabilities
the inventory. now being taken Ia completed .
Eebeccs Moore made assignment yesterday 70 George :!
&C noen nberger. giving two preferences amounting W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
SNAIL TIE BALLfr GIRLS BE SENT BAc Kr

The question whether the twelve ballet girls recently
discharged from the National Opera Company shall he
sent back to Italy at the companys expense has been
placed in the hands of Seymour Locke, the managers
brother He In consultation yesterday with ME-
Taon the attorney OF the company. who that the
matter longer legal one and so MI Locke VIII at
tend TO it. equitable adjustment OF the matter VIII
be made the company Is anxious that the girls should
he nropcrly urOVded for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
G. / FOREACRE.

COLUMBUS Dec 10 (speciaD.-The death Of G. j. Fore
acre. an official Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Newark Ohio, is announced. He is second cousin OF
Governor Foraker, and reared by the Governors
father He went TO the South before the and was so
identified with Southern interests that he joined the Con-
feerate army at Atlanta and wounded at the battle
OF Bull Run His death the result OF that in ury He
was nearly sixty years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
THE REV JAMES O. .AvERILL.

The death is announced Rockaway, n. j. Of the Rev.
James Olney Aver from congestion Of the lungs follow
ing attack of measles. He was born In Connecticut IN
February ls48 and graduated from the Union
Theological Seminary. For time he was associated Win
DR. Adams, at Orange. N. J. He went 10 Rockaway IN
Nav 1881 and was installed pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church there on May IL. 1882. FOrty-one members
united with his church October and Is Thought that
his extra services and ministerial labor at that time
FASTENED his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

DIR. cHAMBERLAIN AND Mr.. sTAUYTOs

To The EdftOr or The Trl6une.
SIR: Please correct your statement in tOdays issue
saying that DR.. Chamberlain strongly supported Mr.
trial before the Presbytery He strongly
did the contrary the latter part OF your statement re-
veas reader bat to less careful readers IL
might convey wrong impression Of the principles OF the
clergyman. MEMBER OF CLAssoS AVENUE CHURCH
BTOOkiyy Dec. 16, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
HENRY III. MARTIN.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 16 (SpectGl.-Henry H. Martin.
son OF Henry Martin the venerable fnancer, died this
morning at the latter's home here he was ffty-four
wears old and been in poor health for several years
He was member OF the firm Of smith. Gould, Martin
Co. in New York, when Jay Gould was member OF IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
MRS LANGrRY TO BE SEEN AS "PA ULLSE"
.snnnas.ful has heen Mrs LangtrYs nrOdnctiOn OF

Enemies" said Leigh Lynch Of Niblos Theatre yeser-
day she nevertheless feels it advisable To give neces
sary variety short engagement here by appearing
i'm another part Monday next therefore she VIII be
seen As Fauiine in the Lady OF Lyons. You VIII re-
member that in this part AT the Firth Avenue
Theatre was one of the most remarkable OF tne present
eeasOu"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT ISDICArIOSs-FOS "a HOUR@
WASHINGTON Dec. I6.-For NewEnSland, Eastern
New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey anu Del
ware fair weather westerly southwesterly Winds
slightly warmer
Westward 10 Illinois and Michigan. fair and slightly
warmer beyond, light snow or rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
pAPON ROURGEOIS.

LONDON. Dec. 16.-Baron Charles Arthur Bourgeois
the French SCULPTOR is dead age fortynne He exhib-
tied I'm the French OF 1868 and took the Prix de
Rome the same year. Among his works were "Nisus ct
Enryale" .Charmeur des Serpents," Acteur (Orec),
"saine Agathe," La Pythie" and Hero Ell Leander'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
peIycETOy COLLEGE ALUMNI DINING.

WASHINGTON Dec 16The annual dinner OF the Prince
Ton AInmni Association was held Chamberlan's Hotel
,bi evening About afty enthusiastic graduates were
pre.eut among whom the venerable president OF
ssoc,aton Harvey Lindsey OF the class OF 70 Robert
sean tovernoreIect OF New-Jersey W. ". Beknap'
S -ia,es senators Coiquitt aud Gray. Congressnen
is sSnne Eyerhart, Fndlay and Compton Judge j.
n Mrcamlnon and Alexander Porter Morse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

PhitadeIphd Teleqrana 10 The PirsburJ Dfspdtch
Alice the comic opera singer, Is lying Ill at the
OF her husband samuel T. Watkins In this city,
friends say that but matter OF hours be
fore she will die Her illness dates back two years a
which time contracted severe cold While dressing
for the stage In a badly arranged room in st. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
RORERT HOGARTH PATTERSON.

LONDON Dec. l6.-Robert Hogarth Patterson Is dead,
are sixtyhve Though educated civil engineer, he
devoted himself to literature, and connected with
various Conservative journals. He wrote The New
Revolution Il $500. Essays IN History and Art " Ihe
Economy OF Capital" and THE Science OF Finance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
BAR
inches
30.5
800

TRIBUNE OrYcr Dec Ill A M-Cloudiness fingered
yesterday until noon and then the skies cleared with
rising barometer. The temperature zen 10 10 AZ hooh'
80. 90, M b,ghsr than loo in the afternoon the days
average 7O being 10 lower than ON the correspond
ing day last year. and 1872 lower than on "Wednesday
In ana near this city to-day there will probably %
sightly warmer, fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
SNOW DpyVEy BY VIOLENT WIND.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec 10 CSpeelaD.-The second snow
the winter visited this on last night and con-
tinued without cessation until to-day The wind at times
attained almost the violence OF a hurricane.