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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

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Han aasf g. s.rgr crisa Bsfo9rs
aAh Sea we're going 90 Norway. yoa
asr rar-.r s-lrnF voyage az CHS tonne ~
sae raar aal rel noaI oi necessl y -
leaving E.l- r.s-t a delicate o.l man. t0r
several ss.ss. Fst yoa lli noe lli.- Il nacea-
sarr % ..u ae lls Nll te.or- your d.
psr.are7 -IadnoE'
Noe -. are yQu quite sure that Mr.
Mtleferer ras .n proper state ~ mind as
flat .lra 20 eE.clf. Ell" II stolIl GER
llln.T say ae easi ll- Z am no Doctor
Fas as l.lc lnier fhs inhaen.e af an *
tfac-l nlrF desires ot excitement about that
reripl -hs sas certainly Very mlch ax-
cltetL
rs .l.l Tel le surprised to hear that this
excitement was such ss Oh lead him to em-
pIoy ole OF bis servants o. aoduct Ar Fen
ton. the gentleman towarls whom be- ap-
rearsi i-r sana reason OF 1-har 20 entertain
~ ex-rloraanary au antipathyF
I1vas Dalsys turn % start and look sur
rrissi a. ths Question:, a., indeed, most per-
sens n court d.l I had never told Daisy
the truth about my voyase 20 the north, nor
should I have allowed that truth % be made
known now bat Tor the imperative demands
~ SIR Eeimore
Foslyxs ess manifsstly Disconnected by
the question
-Come. sir. cried Belmore. Il must have
an answer FL beard something VI IL
~Hsard something of iti Why. we're you
not aboard the ship .n which that gentle
man pointing % where I sat--was alb
dacredF Yes 1 know that such Al alb
AUCTION took place By the orders OF Nrr Mau-
ieverrr'
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
VI OfEER TOR SALE

Sir Lots on Waterloo. Street. business
property.
One Hundred Lots on sievsns' sddi-
ton. Easy terms.
Several Lots on East FULTON Street.
Very desirable Let or Madison Ave.
House and Lot or Green Street very
cheap and OF easy terms and
A fne House and two Lots or Piffh
Avenue. only few rods from street rail
way and every way desirable, sf
great bargain II sold soon.
We iosn money and insure property.
Cell and zee.
NJ w EA Tbs ~ CO.
70 CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
~. E. GABLE%
TAILOR AND DRAPER

Is where you get a fine suit
made to order for S25 90 up
wards The finest Imported
and Domestic Woolens Gents
full dress, and wedding toilets
especially. Ladies Saqcues and
Riding Habits made ia the
best of style.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
i rHIRD VICTIM or SrFFoC1TIoN
TIE MAN FOUND ~ MRS. BECKs ROOMS DIES A
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL

TIE MAN FOUND ~ MRS. BECK's ROOMS DIES AT
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
There was no abatement yesterday in the cX-
element over tho fir, n .h destroyed lives of Mrs.
Nary Beck and her infant IN the tencmenthouse. No
3OJ Aye-C on Friday evening The bodies OF the woman
aud baby lay closed coru IN unOccupei store on
the ground Hoor Of house, AMI crowds OF curious
people looked in at them from the sidewalk through the
bare windows Fire Marshal sheldon went to the house
early in the day and examined tue rooms which had
been occupied 10y the Beck family on tIe third floor II
was PLAIN to him that the flames had started In the
small hall bed room Mrs. Beck hal slept but the
cause Of the Gre was apparent The suspicious OF
some of the nechbors the found nseusiOe IN
the room with the bodies OF Mrs. Beck and
her child, Socialist and that ne Aad
started flames by experiment with explosives
we're believed to be uulOuudri. Ludwig Beck, the
husband Of the dead woman said the man was stranger
to HIM Beck is q Socialist who killed from Germany
in 1850 lie was much disturbed yesterday that late
f. the afternoon had made arrangements FOR
funeral Justus ~chwab and several other socialists
visited the house and offered sympathy and as
sisiauce. In reply 10 inquiries Oy Tribune reporter
schwab said:
.1tnabsuri to say that the man found in the room
was Socalis; that he was making any experiments
with explosives Ny idea is that he entered the rooms
TO beg aud tAat Mrs. Beck uaG some trouble with him.
Probably OF ths upset lamp IN the little nall room
Mrs George schwaJ who lives a room. on the second
floor sad. heard Mr.. Beck scream IN
the hail room overhead and then there was
"A noise like something falling. f'w seconds
later Mrs Beck screamed At the window OF her sitting
room Ny husband looked out OF the window and saw
tac glare OF the tire"
The man who was found IN the rooms after the fire
lay iu t.lerue Hospital lu>eus.Jc a.. day Yesterday
until ate 10 the afternoon, when he died. woman
went 10 the hospital In tAe afternoon and recognized
him a. her uu-bIud. Sar said he Henry Nelly.
shoemaker. OF 80 80 Fraukn-st, GreenpoluL ON Fri.
dav afternoon he left ls home saying tLA' lie going
to look Tor work At Aveuge and ~INjrenth-t She dt
not worry about MN uht'1 'hs Ieal doout tAe Hte es
tcrtay morning. Upon learning That Nely Iyed I'D
GsccUplut. the police were inclined TO adopt the theory
discovered and tred 10 rescue Mrs. Beck and her child
The cuts AIS h4uls 10 was said, probably had been
made by broken glass.
worth hat amount.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
JEFFD DAVIS TO LECTURE.

THE PRESIDENT OF The DrFUNCr CONFEDERAcY
TO HELP BUILD A MONUMENT.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 20.-The NOnu-
ment Committee lately received from jefferson Davis
Ex-Presideut OF the Coniederacy. letter officially
cep ing the invitation lecture in Montgomery in be-
half OF the monument to bo erected on the Canitol
Grounds here in memory OF tho Alabama soldiers who
died In the Cvil War Mr. Davis Will be here about the
last OF April His lecture will be delivered In large
warehouse with seating capacity OF 5000 persons.
He VIII also lay the cornerstone Of the monument,
which will cost $4,000 OF which $4,000 or enough
complete the pedestal, has already been raised. John
W. Daniel, OF Virginia has been invited to deliver an
address on that occasion. All men who bore a promi-
nent part IN the civil and military service Of The Confed
ate Government have been invited to be present TO
meet Mv. Davis, as also many prominent
North and eN Union generals not nov IN active service.
All OF the Alabama State troops. thirty companies
strong. will be here. and invitations viii be sent to
militia companies OF all the states North and South. II
viii be so timed tha companies gong 10 the Savannah
drll can stop in Montgomery Great interest in the
occasion the fact that the porch OF the
Capitol building Jefferson Davis took the oath OF
office rs President OF the COnfederaCy and that that
Government was here organized.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
SUICIDE OF 4 JEALOUS YOUNG W0MlN.
An OPIUM JOINT IN THE OPERA FLATs-A RAID
FOLLOWED BY A PISTOL SHOT.

An OPIUM JOINT IN THE OPERA FLATs-A RAID
FOLLOWED BY A PISTOL SHOT
Inmates of tbs Opera Flats Nos. 2l9 and 22l West
Forteth-st.. were thrown into state Of great ex-
element yesterday afternoon. At l o'clock Sc, ,eral
policemen Of the Iwertieth Precinct led by Detective
Caimack, invaded No. 219, having learned that one
set of rooms in the house was occupied an opium
JOINT" Sadie Nichols, who kept the resort, was
found in the place and arrested. With her was a
slckly looking youth who said he William Hickey
age seventeen The police captured some opium and
pipes The woman was commi ted for trial at tho
jefferson Market Police Court and Hickey sent to
the House Of Detention as a witness.
An hour later the report of pistol was heard en- the
fourth floor of No. 221 and it soon known that
Lulu Macy, young of bad reputation. had
conn itted suicide a set of six rooms had been
occupied since March 2 by the young Noman and
Nathan I. Rosseter or about week three other
young. women. Hattie Brimm Fannie Harvey and
Ruby West. had been boarding IN the rooms ROs
seteI's family live in Syracuse. He was in Troy last
summer, and as part owner Of The Troy News
when the paper suspended In September. bis
acquaintance with the Macy woman began at Troy
and he brought her to this city She said to be the
divorced vie of Howard Gray superintendent OF the
rolling mills at West6eld Mass About noon yester-
day she was seen standing before looking glass and
carelessly handling a revolver which belonged to
Hattie Brmm ROssetei took the weapon away from
her and picked out from the cylinder two loaded cat-
tridges Hattie Brimm afterward took out some
empty shells and the revolver was returned to Lulu
Macy. AS the Brimm woman was preparing to 90 out
TOR walk Lulu Macy accused her of having gained
ROsseter's affections. ROsseter alone with the
Macy woman when she shot herself Her friends
obtained permission from n coroner last evening TO
have her body removed to an undertakers shop.
Jealousy probably was the cause of her suicide.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
DIED


RAYMOND m Br9fSTn Of MaS e. : BIS s home H. 9
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BRoWN-At stamford. Conn, saturday. March 20 Ida
Of julius \. tandee. IN the 3!thyear Of her age.
scofcd. south st. stanford Tueslay' March %. at
2jO D. m.
CLAPP- suddenly March 10, Jason F. Capp in his els
Funeral services Will be held late residence No SO
inst. a 10 o'clock.
CRAwFoRD-At Newburgn y Y. March 20. 1885. Fan.
Notice Of funeral Hereafter
DENNGs-In Sew York cry. on Friday, March l9 1885, Of
RaT2y a, T. lar tgg Bepn IN & 5nd 3 yeaF & n ms age
GIBHs-On Third month, 18TH Mary r.. wife Of John
Funerl. at Friends Meeting House. Jericho Long Island
20 tLst day. bird month =! ST. al Il ococS; 49, ,, ,.,
the O'Clock tram from Long Island city.
FELLQW9-On Friday March 10. Mamie b.. daughter o.
Funeral service. at i5 Churcl Of the Grand
B2cy4S Ft9 59 ao Ts,i f @ 5Iad On % a %T 2oc a.
HAYDENon Thurs lay; March l. Alfred L. only son Of
Funeral at sos Taatsrbdj.lye sunday. 2Ist at p.
Intcrnent private.
HIgBARnln New,York CITY. on Friday. March 10, 1886
John b. HI5blrt VI. D.. m A.s -JtA year
MARrIN-ou rllrsaav March IT, at his late residence in
Faas@. at Albany 80 i5- ate. lioalav March q. a,
80 NJ. or Oh the arrival oit the go a. IL tram from
REQUA-At Fast orange. NJ. IN saturday, March 90.
ls-t Helen wlio" o tue late James b. kequa IL the slst
Noticrof iaa'r.. services hereafter
SCOTT suddenly Nev.Ori,ans March H. John B. scott
Of Newark. y.
Notice Ol funeral hereafter.
sTENAED-At last orange y J." Friday, March 49,
after bret Illness, william II. steward" the lth year
OF his
Relatives and friends o' the my respectfully invited 20
aucni the funeral from the residence o Dr. W. h cray
East Orange MuutIr. g3d inst. ~ Il O'clock H..
Tram ChrisOphec Barclay Delaware LacEa
and Western urO4d for Brck Church station at
1910 returning ~ 1888 D.
Intermeut at London.
SWORDS on saturday, March %, Brevet Major General
Thomas swords. Iuitrt state. Army.
service Trinity chapel 2jtht Tuesday. 23d
inst. a Il - a.. m.
II + requested no flowers
WHITEHOU~ Eat his residence - Remsen-st. Brook
lvu. Friday morning. March lJ lsSj, Edward White
huust. his
Relatives respectfully nvtrl TO attend The
from Grace Church Brooklyn Heights on sunday
afternoon. March T. IL O'clOcA.
kindly flowers.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
rossr, N VARIOUS PLACES.

CINCNSArL March 2O.-Mcllyan \ Spiegcl's
extensive boiler factory burned this morning. The
Standard Carriage Goods Company joining lost about
- 600 bv daua-- from water Ivan & -plcEc.- los,
T. PROBABLY $4,000 ueA.y covered uy insurance The
tr. is supposed To- lave cau-, from lamp left burning
il one corner OF the shop.
POLAR BLrfIs, No. March 2O-A fire broke out yes
tcr ay 30 building 10 Fourlst owned uy l. +. QUINN
and used as restaurant, aud thence spread IN every I'll
rcc,ion Eleven b.Lduss, including two hotels. were
DESTROYED The loss Is estimated q. $4,000; Insurance
II 5000.
HAgTioEp. March -o.-Fre last night destroyed the
p,,seaaer depot OF TIE N-w-Iork and New +. Lind
I..IIrJal a Bristol
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
4 TROUBLESOME EXTRADITION.
AMUSING ADVENTURES OF PRISONER AND A
CHIEF-OF-POLICP.

AMUSING ADVENTURES OF A PRISONER AND A
CHIEF-oF-PoMCp.
HALIFAX, March 20 (Spec,aD There is
a regular comedy OF errors in connection with the pro-
ceedngs for extradion Of j. W Cadby, OF Hudson,
" Y. charged with forgeries to the extent Of 10000
The Original FOR his arrest Issued by Judge
Sinclair Of Hamilton ont CaIby arrested in Hall
fax but before the day FOR the preliminary examination
ChefOfPoIce stewart arrived from Hamilton with the
original and sunday Induced Judge johnson
to sign an order delivering Cadby to him to return to
Hamilton for exmanation. Under this order stewart
spirited the prisoner away from the city. Cadby was
accompanied by his brother in-law and assumed the
name OF Eames, and stewart was accompanied by AS
sistaut DstrIct-Attorney Gardener so Cadbys
departure was known to the counsel engaged hy Stewart
defend Cadby here the lawyer persuaded JUICE john
that he had granted the order on sunday under a
m.apprehensou OF the law and facts OF the The
Judge telegraphed Stewart to Halifax with his
prisoner stewart beng In the adoinag province or
New-Brunswick refused to obey the telesraphc order
OF the court the broke down and the course
of delay arrested Tor contempt ot court
and Cadby was neid under ha0els corpus. a strong
effort WAS made to get Cadby away from stewart, but
the latter haudcufed himself prisoner and both
returned to Moncton aud were pat in jail together.
There Stewart was dismissed, but at the same SINE was
served with another bring Cadby before the -u-
preme Court 70 show why he should no, be dis
charged The came before that court today and
adayits procured to the effect that Judge john
sent the alleged telegram ordering stewart 20
return 10 Halifax Therefore stewart COMMITTED no
contempt and should be allowed to 20 to Hamilton.
where the question OF Iudby- eNtrddtlou should be
argued under the original warrant Inc Judge refused
10 decide in whose custody Cadby hell, whether
stewards the police Of New-Rruuswiek, but gave N
in Joint custody Meanwhile stewart enters action
FOR false arrest by tho NeWBruuswck police and one
stowe l. being prosecuted for perjury FOR swearing out
stewards arrest under the assumed name
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
nLNNER OF LIE lrAnAM cLrR-

The McAdam Political Science Club, after a
years with the intcacies Of leading economic
questions Of the day at their weekly meetings, gave
themselves TO he enjoyment Of their fourth
ytrsary diuner last evening a. Moreuo's, 80. est
Twenty -uuthst. Mr Fischer presided, and Graham
McAlam and leader Uf the club. ACtcd
toisi-uarter Justice f. q. GedHry, Edwin l. Albeit
and George II. McAdam were present guests. Mr.
GAYLORD, member OF the c.uI, spoke first. upon tho
NcAaaln Political science Clu1. Justice Gcduey made
somc happy his Tho subject of NewN Or C.ry Edwin
l. Albeit found something To Interest all students Of
politics m the subject OF Ihoma- Jefersou. Mr Hack
eft spoke upon the tarlh gurstou Mersr,. Fischer.
Hawk rs, SorEeufree. Court and George II. NcAdam
we're tie Otuer speakers.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
NOTES From NEUPORT.

COTTAGES RFNTED-PERSoNAL INTELLIGENCE.
ErKoN TN ILGuLAE CoIItLsr oNpENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
NEwroRT, r. l., March 2O.-Signs Of the ap-
proacu Of spring increasing. The bluehri has ar
riyet and crocuses in bloom The cottageseekers
occasionally may be seen IN the cOn.enM company OF
the real agents. There also other signs that
Newpor, putting her house in order in anticipation Of
g very prosperous season.
Colonel y. NJ Bec4wlth, Of NewYork will occupy the
villa Bellevue ave, just south Of the Ocean
House.
william H. O..ood OF New-York has leased the Rrueu
cottage on Bellevue ave
Mr.. u. A Pcu. Of New-YOrk. has rented her cottage
Oh Franc.s-st. to Mrs. c. Boyd. Of New-York.
j. '. Eoynton, OF Providence Will be domciled at the
Charming cottage near the beach.
Ms II. T.. Pratt. OF New York VIII spend tho coming
season 40 ths place and will occupy the Deacon Cot
ta-c oil and Parker aves, which she purchased
f,w Says ago. The price paid was about $500.
George Merritt, OF Ncw-Nork, whO has lived abroad
rooi deal as arrived here aud has purchased the estate
or Partrr-ayr owned by Mrs Emily l. Pennington. Of
a., SITE Of Mr Henry saydam of New.York
Mrs. Thomas L. Chickeriug, OF Boston. has decided
fus.el. cot-tEe for .cTcrai seasons.
John Naler. of New-Nora has rented his cottage on
tie Point " 20 william W PAM; OF P4i'ade!phia,
James ". Pau and family, Of Philadelphia VIII spend
Fali Greene on Wa,liugou-st.. fronting the harbor
s. 20 br used a. public park, pc.ussIou being
department. several sumner residences are located
J-.t across he street from ne pr'pcsed park. 49,,
I.arG cottages NarTagdn~etaFc. near the OIs ana
have - gursts several members ot the lany OF
IL late Secretary Frclu glGy en-. OF New jersey.
l. J. Sampson OF Ncw-lUrk has rented the BTOWAsOh
COTTAGE. near Fort Greene
Ms br aucy zane Niiss Kane Woodbury. Kane and
MI ana Mrs Tuckrrmau. nee uturn, of Ne"l ORR. d.
8 Nrwbal. ". G. Watson and B. H. -uotldAeI' o li4i-
alflpna. among the visitors OF TIE past week
Dr !. y. ogden. L. :. y, II at the Perry House
Mrs Frederic v. stevens, who was able 10 secure
Rhode Island divorce. with all tHat thst lmPhes denies
that she has rented her Newport villa 10 Robert Gar
rett president OF the Baltimore and ONO Railroad ana
says That she Will occupy herself she "ll return 10
pars al au early day aud Will bring her children W no
there TO Newport for the summer Mrs stevens mas
been occupying her New.iOrE residence since last
January.
john Boyle O'Reilly, OF Boston. Is in town.
Plans for Pierre LOrliard's house have been &C
eepteG.
Mr. J. u. Wells ana Mrs s. A Bigeow, OF Boston. are
81 the Robinson cottage.
Mrs Henry Irrnbul. Of New York. who also secured
Rhode Island divorce few days ago. has opened her
elegant residence kay-st FOR the summer and 10 IN
receipt Of numerous congratulations
cottage ls being erected near NarTagausett Per FOR
". :. Chaplin. OF Albany, y. J.
Several cottage hunters Were In town during the week.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
4 GIFT To TIE yEW.roRK HOSPITAL

Joseph Pulitzer has sent to the governors Of
the New ork Hospital a check for ejOOO-the amount
Of his first years salary Representative in
Congress from th IXth District The GIT 10 to he used
in endowiUg "A permanent bed in the hospital
for the use OF sick and disabled newspaper
workers Of every kind 1t understood that the control
OF the hospital bed thus permanently assured Will De
vested IL the trustees Of the NewY YOrk Press Club
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
The BEwILDER1YG BARyru DRAWS NEAR.

The circus season will be opened by the Bar
nun and London United shows in Madison square Car
den on Monday, March 20 with many novel and attract
i've features Besides the bewideriug performances IN
three russ and upon the elevated there Will DE
many others OF startling character mid air AID when
10 these added the museum OF living wonders, the
two double meuageTes, the Me-lke reproduction OF
Jumbo and the arculaed skeleton the troupe OF Arabs
the Miranda band. Mile Christine the dual woman,
Lucia Zarat the midget Chang and congress OF giants
and gantesses troops Of erphans cames ETC. the total
astuuds aud overwAems the urban and rural spectator
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
PROF BoYEsgy on TIE EyGL1sH NOVEL.

The third lecture in Professor Boyesen's free
course on contemporary Literature" given yes
terIay at Columbia College to large audience.
The subject was The English Novel" and Professor
Boyeseu took George Eliot and her novels tue pArt
subject OF his discourse. Ihs he dld considering
George Eliot be the greatest OF English uOvelss, be-
her fidelity real life. her LOOgca insight
and ethica. tendency. The Professor showed wny
the English language was peculiarly favorable 10 the
novelist. and then auayZed the Characters IN ROmOa,
"NlddleUArcu,' d" The Mil on the IOss' and Adam
Bede with reference TO George EuOts two iundamrA-
ethical conceptions the mandatory nature Of duty
and the belief that originates IN weakness Next
Saturdays lecture will be on the German novel.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
rA1L pvrR c1rY HALLINH HrINs.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 20 lSpcciah. The
City Han TINS morning mass Of smoulderng ruins
The safes and vaults containing the public records
buried but it believed that the contents ali right
Mayor Greene has obtained permission from the Federal
authorities TO IN the Custom House 10 tram
ssct city business until Other Arrangements can be
made Letters sympa.hy were received from Boston,
Taunton and other places this morning.
IT, contents OF tho Trcasurer's and CITY Clerks
Offices are unuiurcd AboUt threeOurths OF the public
library volumes saved, many, however. IN d dam
areI condition Dur.u he progress Oi the IRE super
inteudeut OF Buildings Adams was severely nurt by
falling stone
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
SMALL AUDIENCES At GERM1y OPERA.
CHARGES AGAINST THE NTw-YoEk METRoroLlTAN
MANAGFNENE


MANAGEMENT.
CHICAGO, March 2O.-While the German
Opera Company. which was III New.York at tho
Metropolitan Opera House and which Is now
at the Columbia Theatre here, Is strong.
ly approved by the local press, their
audiences have not large il Is openly charged
in the press that the metropolitan directors respon-
sbe for thi, condition Of things The TWcs, which has
heretofore made these this morning prints
letter from Frederick Grant Gleason, which
charges that the management of the NeW-Nork
Metropolitan gave the artists their sanction
for the rresen; tour, and then resorted
to the uud guihed as well ungentsmauly device Of
flooding this city with statements calculated to injure
and deprecate the company IN the estimation OF the
public The Is not far to seek tor the McropoA
tan manager Is reported saying that II Chicago. Bos
and Philadelphia people WISH TO near the company
III Kieuzi" Queen OF Sheba,' ETC. they must Visit
New YORK for the purpose.
The IiH,,S adds II Incredible that the New
York directors are shallow well - arrogant
as Mr. Geasou's assigned for their action makes
necessary, but possibly he may be correct In any
event. he gives most UEmiStakaDie testimony 10 the
artistic OF the performances and That - all tlaJ
Chicago people need concern themselves about
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
p u. clPEWELL FOryD ~ 4 CANAL SLIP
EIIED cyan ELECTRIC SHOCK.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2O.-Dmiel Coylc,
age twenty-five. a lueman ia the employ Of the
Northern Electric Light Company tonight climbed
an awuIug-post at oecOud-st. and Glrard-ave.
to secure a broken electro light wire. lie sup
ported himself by holding the wet iron
post with one hand while he reached for tie end Of the
broken wire with tie O.her Immediately upon graspHE
iAe wire he electric shock ana fell dead to
t4e street COy.c Ead several years experience IN the
e,Clc Light service and considered most careful
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
w.FyI,G Away rRofissloyAL EEGoARS

The Charity Organization SOclctys plan Of
furnishing door plates all those de-rug them, for the
purpose oi warning professional begsus away, as an
uounced IN IHE TRIBUNE, !. being received w!th con-
.il.r.tIe f.yor A number ~ orders Tor the plates
have been received, and others are coming IN
each day Win turlr March bulletin 10 members " tho
society ju.t issued printed order Tor plate, with
the aud address OF the pc!sOu ordering IT, i In
closed TaIs Is get more prompt consideration OF
the subject from the members Tie plates of the
best quality o silver, with euHmeled suLken ette.s,
and can be ali xet % The door without iajlrT.
IL the same bulletin sDeclGl
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
oprR4 FOR THE POLISH gyJLES

The Polish National Benevolent Society was
go successful raising funds for the Polish refugees
the performance recently gwen by Mime. Mo1ie.ka
the Star Theatre that 10 has been determined 20 give
concert and oporetta for tie object ClcTarr De
Kontsk. pianist and composer, hts volunteered his
for this purpose, ana new opera VIII De pro-
dnerl under ms management.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-21
rryrrlL og GENERAL DrrrEFrx

CLEVELAND. March 2O.-Thc funeral OF Gem
erl Dever,uN took place al $50 o'clock THIS afternoon
Services were he'd lu IT. Iouis Episcopal church. after
VucltAr remain. were taken 20 Lake View Cemetery
for IutermpuL Anon. those present were Cornelius
V1ndrrbI.t. ChAuucey VI Dtpcw. !. NJ ICucoy aud Dr
" = webb, Of New orh. LxIIrsdcrt Rutherford
T. Iaycs - pa.!-be4rer.