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New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
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& lssG Dr. James p BarnStt 20,
Maslington Park. BrooAlyn. at pm
iT's.DoTi rIcasa omit ph'STs howsS,
seF Dr M GdS % Rr GGaS s5S Jn@ n e. Ss ls
Rri. and friends are respectfully invited to attend
Church Malison.aVe ana 24,hst thursday February
CAdPBELL-At Newark Nj. Sunday evening Jauuary
81 after % short hncss E!iLaeeia :, wife OF Malcolm
Funeral a. Trinity Church. Newark wednesday February
Pieass i, -s . omit nj Z lovers. oS
CooPEK-At o'cloc saturday morning January 80 of
Funeral Wednesday. at IL m roen at the house. Chester
DEGRAwou Mondly. February after lingering illness,
A."cii.; ,,... VIE D. Goorsa % p DeUrAw.
DE, lG ON sunday January 81 wlhelnina. wife OF
Rca frlonis arc to funeral on
Church BERGEN ,s ave- a. a. H. JerseS @ c g[h'0
youugest OF Augustus and Marha q GagIir, aged 20
serv and n,erucnt at Tor ingtoD Conn
LAKE-At - Gramercy Parx January % 1896. Mrs Olo
g.. Lake o. arson LaAe. 81 10 months
Funeral serves will Ue held al tie Residence IucStay
Friends .re iDyited to attend.
AGLttnt re into rest January 30 the Rev Johr
e T, nf a. Ga s .aoSo ar! nS e TO- 1 sS,
Penn, On THURSDAY, February :, at : D. ~ - .. =
dal. February .. AZ - A. M
chicago aud calriOlna papers please copy noco oftho
MSpsay Gq wr p .na EgaS srI;
I -
Funeral the -" o. his paHnts Wed.
neSiay. FeJru 3, at O'clock.
NHWBOL ID On the ult Mary F.. dau shter o. Henry
A and IiZlle r New JOld IN tho i4ta Oi her
Funeral from the residence her dBdfather. Allen Feli
iddsewarst. Mount Holly. " j.. fourtl day,
the Sd inst. at D. IN.
ONDERD nixon FIRST day, lst month 3ls Margaret
OF John W ndcr Unk, the 6Jih Yesr OF her
Relatives and enGS nvise 10 attend The nneri iro.a
Friends MeetIn house. ljt-st erIOrl PisCO
Fouth day ~ elnesial) 2d mont 30 q pm
PRAlln chicago H. Saturday. 3O,h Jannngy. Wilder
II. Pray
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TAYLOR-On the st inst william Tay!or. OF Fdgcwood
Pa niell NoN-J l,ry. IN the 81 "A yea % MS aga
Relatives friends lnyOi I;tsDd tho
40 asst 9tst. Wcdnes ia. the I'd inst. at
O'CLOCK y m.
InteInicut Greenwood.
TAFr-Fredcrick Terry. youngest child Of EnoS y.
julia ". aft. n Inc 10Th year 81 his
Funeral 800 luesay, ID February. ms
fa,her's roslonc,. so. 1874 81 James Plicc ,.J,Ayl
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THE BRIBERY CASES ~ OHIO.
TESTIMONY RESPECTING HE MEN WHO VOTED FOR
SENATOR PAYSF.

TESTIMONY RESPECTING HE MEN WHO VOTED FOR
SENATOR PAYSF.
COLUMBUS. Feb. ! iSp,ciah.-The Payne Investi-
eating Committee will meet tomorrow afternoon and
several witnesses will he examined Joseph Brewster
Auditor of hamilton County will be the principal wit
ness Colonel s. X. Donayin arrived here at noon to-
day and went to his home at Delaware at 1870 p. m
1t was expected that he wOnld appear tomorrow. but
he sent word to Chairman Cowgirl that he woud like
to rest Tor a few days as be vas tired aud sick lie
wa- nervous at the depot while waiting in hc Office Of
the depot master for his to leave. Democrats in
the city seem to be moro nervous than Donayin.
Although the committee sits with closed doors enough
has leaked out to show that constituency does not cIis
in the witnesses that appear. Iuthi!. Payne worker
who now en- oys the reward OF pOsion In the State n
surance Commissioners office, was called. lie Is the
man who was suspected Of having tamperod with
Schultz of Fairfield County OF the accused Demo
cratic Represrnaycs Tuthill testified that at the time
OF the Senate canvass he ruul'ng book store III
Lancaster, Fairfield County aud tho local CORE
epondcn for " he Ciucinna Enquirer" He tried to
prcyaII Upon Schultz 10 vote fOI Payne aud brought
into play Tor that purpD petition signed by 900 or
600 Democrats of Fairfield County. Schultz mean
while remained non commtta and to- the best OF the
uitncs.'s kuowledgC voted n ca Gus for Ward. This
witness Offered money to Sch Ia and knew nothing
~ INV Nancy having been offered or used nlucncc
any members vote.
Ronre,entatiyo H. G. Cole of Stark County who was
one nf che leaders of the cudleOD forces called.
He made n number OF cbarccs in general and un-
surcic way said TO be in subsiaucc the same those
made by Donavin Ieigcr, one Of the accused Repre-
.crottcs asked leave to eros examine Colo. Chair
mas Cowgill would not grant leave Rawlns one of
tbr Republican members OF the COMMITTEE. at the re-
quest of /icger, cross examined the witness. Cole
,,non cross 9 xaninaon admitted that he had
seen Iirplsr in either Payne or ieDdlctOn head
qnartcrs aud hc understood al along that /iegrr was
working for Ward. Cole admitted that he could not
swear of his own persona knowledge, that any money
hal been nsed The accused Democrats are indignant
nj what II ey an attempt on Coles part to give
,h cnu,u fee an impfes-on oi their guilt without any
fact. or pcrRnna knowledge to back it up SAID /eig
Ir, mi. afternoon: "Colc il the wrong man to throw
.toneA lie wa, not elected in Stark County. IL Was
Gxrd ntterwafd. file has moro right to Il scat in
tIc Hon. than the hamilton County men who were
bounced out II here the other day.
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JorrISGs HERE AND THERE.

TROY, Feb / (SpCcidD The order requiring
the clerks Of the Senate ant Assembly TO show cause
why a mandamus shonld not issue requiring them to
ci?c the state printing The Argus Company rr-
able before Judge Ingalls, this morning In view Of
the fact that LEGISLATURE will consider the matter
Wednesday decided to adjourn the hearing until
Saturday before Judge Parker NJ Kingston,
Word Was to-day from Onicer Forrest OF this
CITY who went to Alberqnerque. New -MeIico week
ago after John Conncrs, the murderer OF Supervisor
Casey. tla thr IN custody there - not tOIucrs.
AIiorel General Garland has decided that under The
State iw the comni-l nrGs appointed TO select site
Tor q pubnc building IN tIls city may proceed win me
Of The city AMI the OwHcrS d mana
SIOUOOU for ii. An appropriation OF $4,000 Is avail
able the work OF construction VIII be Legnh IN the
spring
ITHACA Feb. 1 (Speciab.-Presidont Adams has r.
turned from gton where he appeared before the
Uouse Committee on Agriculture IN behalf OF a bin
which Las purpose the apportionmcnt ~ $1,000
Annually q Cornell for establishing agricultural eX-
pertinent station If the bill passes COrhelis ihc
uity will be increased.
ITHACA Feb. (SpeciaD.-The Seniors OF Cornell uni
ye.iiy at their meeting this afternoon virtually
settled In the Affirmative the question Of establishing an
annual junior prize in OratOry as class memorial by
deciding Ia accent the offer OF Mr. Hayes, ructOr In
elorutI1n. to render Nldn ghrs Summer Dream IN
the Opera lOn,e. The entertainment the procerds 81
which be applied To the memorial luna, VIII ako
place Oh the night preceding the Juniors all.
HUDSON, Feb l L>pociab.-In the case OF Giuseppe
Scona charged with the murder Of Antonio Rcco. an
Haitian after celebrating fortysx hours the jury failed
10 agrce and discharged this morning. II IA ru
mrcd thai TO Onorrow the prisoner VIII plead suib To
murder M the second degree
OswEGo, Feb 1.-w f. Ahern, an express messenger
OF the Rome Watertown and Og ensbnrg Railroad, and
resdrnt Of thi, city, has alien heir to &llJ,OOO by
the death vi uncle who WAS Il London banker
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

resolutions Of similar character had been adopted
year Senator Fish asserted that the resolutions
last year were different In important respects
Decent consideration should be glvcu them. Senator
Vanderbilt declared that resolutions required the
careful thought Of every member OF the Senate. The
resolutions were finally laid over until tomorrow Dy
the following vote:
ayes Bogert. Chatle. Fisb. Griggs, Haines, Large.
Noon, Nichols Thompson, Vanderbilt. YOun gDlOod-ll
NdyS-Brink nkerl of. Carter. tn Cranmer, Gardner,
Herring. Livingston. Mcbride Miller, PancOast-lO.
A strong effort to modify the State rights portion OF
the resolutions will he made u-mOrrow
The arrivals here this evening included Vice President
King AMI Major PangbOrn Ot the Baltimore and ONO.
The Assembly defeated resolutions for Investigation
or overcharges by companies and the Senate made
The Local Option bill special order for tomorrow after
noon. The Assembly Committee Elections this even
ing heard argument in tho contested election Of
Clarke against Mcdonald.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
FUNERAL or II. p. RIDERR.

BOSTON, Feb. l (NpecidU.-Ihc funeral oil
Henry p Kdder took place at tn. South Congregations
Church this morning at II O'clock. The palbearrIs
were Oliver W. Pclbo ty President Eliot. Of Harvard
Colege ; George a. shatiu,k, Henry H. Rogers, Dr
Samuel Eliot, pr G. ID. Honans, StauntOn Blake. Al
pheus Hardy. W. J. whitney. william Endlcott Jr,
Jacob C. Rogers G. G. MdgOnrn. C. g. Wood aud v. ii.
baldwin The s.rvlce was conducted by tho Rev.
L. r. Hale assisted by the Rev. John ii.
Morrison There address and no at
,ruUt AT decor atoms Among those present were DR.
q ~ Holmes, GnvcTnOr kObtn~on. General f. ~ walker
Collector SaltonstaI j. IIuDtlhstOn Wacott, the lev
pGin. Gr,oks Professor Chari,s Eliot Norton, the Rev
lanes Tnman Clark, the Rev. Frank G, Peabody ex-
Mayor Cobb Henry j" llIggh-on and representatives
tr,, Tho yrious ,rgan ttuns wHch Mr. Ktdd-r he
innycd The burial took place at Forest Hill in tho
family lot.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
OBIT EAR Y.

Commission.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. | (Spec,aD. The Rev. DR.. C..
l. oode pastor OF Pilgrim Con gatiOua al Church
and one Of the most promineut clcrgymen the West.
died suddenly th' morning. His death was the result
Ola blow received on the head five years from pair
of foot-pada" Tho attack WIS bold brutal. While
returning nome one evening hs set upon by two
men on Trnth-St one OF whom gave him fearful blow
on the head with "a sluDgshot. DIR. GOode., being a
powcrful man. grappled with MS assda ants and called
loudly nelp. a workman going home heard the cry
aud rush across the street and bew the two the
ruiaus re of Dr. G0ode made his way home
without further assistance but at once began To
complain OF paus IN the head. which continued to
grow until ut last Ina church him years
leave Of absence and kindly, uut emphalicay orireI
urpUsr January u, lSSi ANA alter passing cons-
er. bic time IN Europe proceeded To the Holy Land.
winch lie traNer~ed on hOr-eOlrk. tic was strcAen
wth As ,yrau cNtr ana rc nr"rd L. LHsdnd NhcIc lie
nd another siege OF llrtss. DIR. GOOdrll not
ouy regar"c one OF the IN st able, clve and carp
est ministers IN the 'lty uut 40 OteuPeu Pl"nlh.ht
uo.ition In the Con2rr -ational denomination OF the
country. and holding petitions OF trust ani honor IN its
councils and commit 'er- "1H rrGattt, a. one OF l'
wisrst udyIscrs ami leader. A. It's national councils
have been looked upon with respect aud
attention.. ANA be was appointed heHuer OF tue com,
mttcr OF twenty-five constituted for the purpose Of
framing new statement OF CHRISTIAN doctrine. He
VA. born at Calais, VT on March 10, 1870, aud was
rsccudcd from KOOert GOOte. founder OF salem, Mass.
Eleven Of his ancestors were minister's lie was gradu-
atrd uon the University OF Vermont IN 1858 and from
I,iued pastor of the South COngre atiObal
Churon IN New-BrIta.n Conn on February u. 1889.
of the Pilgrim Church. Most Of his energy devoted
pssOrate yet he found lime TO wilte great deal
and valuable lectures on " Church work ~ the West
before the students at AndO,cr lie published IN ny
daughter Yt the Rev. Erslus Fairbanks aud sister OF
Governor Horace Fairbanks or Vermont, she survives
hlm with two children. DIR. GOrlell Was man OF win
nng personality. open ana Eeuld IN AL Ills ways anu
possessed Of a vein OF Keen hunor'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
LILLE SrArrN LSLAAp HRLDaE REsoLrrIoxS.

TREN ron. Feb l tSpecidD. The resolutions
protesting against the passage OF tho Staten Island
bridge bill by Congress cImo up In the Senate tbs
evening. As a. they had been read by the Clerk
Senator Gardner moved that they be adopted Senator
Yam .hInol moved To refer To "A committee. lie said
that he had expected to discuss the resolutions ths
evening and lac wanted more tire. Mr. Gardner ue-
arcd that this was unnecessary delay Mr' Young
blood modified his motion 10 postpone coh'idera'
ton until tomorrow. and argued earnestly "-''"s'
,n.di,t confederation lie was personally entirely
unfamiliar with the resolutions and whatever he did no
wnutsd TO do nelligenily The resolutions assert
doctrine which may may not be trus Dut whien crr
t.nly rcouir.4 fair and full cons deraiion senator
Uarduor urged immediate consideration ana sau Ih
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
Gpcrial Nollcc5.
Post Onice >ouce.

Mothers should buy pair Of GENUINE SILK SPONGE
MITThNs to wash The boys These IA; 'ns move he cIs
Ike magic and preserve the skin clear amt so' DiUsSss
Post Oaice >ouce
CShoud read DAILY BY all int,r2s,oi changes
Letters .Ot ,jro.sa ouutre, ls,i nps ,, D,,,lr Al
dItsSott)r d's1Is5 u lly Dr;crE 'tbt a1r 'Ip "t,i
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s"r,a!n nls rSr -, wJsx P-OrIlrLG su c,D
pKuNPILY IN al slssU u tIs 40 ~ D"J|i
TUESDAY At m. for Jamaica Ccnri AmH1ca and ms
esrt oItm for d%to t ast e ad resscd per Gr a lis y
at 1880 p. iof rHrope. pers s. Alaska wa queens
wkDNEsDAY-At 30 a. m fot Enrooe per a 3 FL Ter.
L. tiSia UoIntrirs, Iri4.r 3 theresa "a VI,
Para PefnalnyGoo anI teaIa' at 10 N Ior Jana ca.
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s ss ss' ab Pr 81 homa5 S dice IN OF OF V aai
CurIcOa. via Barblio's, pTs or nocoi - p "A Or
must DO directed per st hnon -; so .,
iron New.Jrleans
rnUHsDAYA.,5 m for Elro2o per cslsiS ",
TurGi sland per s. Santo DonlnSo
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uo,ls I,r Cuint .nd JapiA pJrsA 1szS GJn "a rria
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a briIlnnio witn 5ritl,h mans fJe Aassfitu.
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h1n KsJ Te,L Fia. close a. tali OlO' daily 80 Asj
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Jt tpssi pytcti1t Ge lH
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san Francesca day OF sailing o. ss,anses Iss ~
paseneu '"'"'' 'A aESRY q. PEAn5oN, PossnAstss
pont o,nce Nav York :. x. January 30 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THROUGH NEW- YORK STATE.
EYIDENCE IN TIE WILKINSON CASE.

SYRACUSE, Feb. lSpeciah.-The trial of the
Wiknson case was continued this morning before Jus
tice Williams MI Hiscock offered in evidence the Will OF
John Wilkinson, father Of the insOlvent bankers The
Will proved on september 30 ls62' and by lts pro
visions the estate was equally divided between his chil
dren.
Lawrence W. Myers an expert accountant, who had
been In the employ OF the Wkusons several years test
flied had been employed hy the creditors Of the
bank tO examine the books. The BOOKS Whch
included the accounts OF John Wilkinson cnnot now he
!ouud lie said that he had asked for these books Oi Mr
>treubcrg
George Steenberg recalled and testified that he
hai looked all the books question and failed To hnd
them Alr Myers then testified mat on May here WIS
lo rry upnn the books OF Wilkinson Co. AS To any n
deb. rdness To- John Dudley r. Mikn on. There was
no evidence Indebtedness to the brothers entered upon
the boOks on Decembrr 9. The date Of The faIlure.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
ALEXANDER HENDERsoN.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-Alexander Henderson, the
theatrical man ger VINO fell and broke his leg on the
pier at Calais January 23 died to-day OF his injuries
Alexander Henderson one OF the Oldest and best
known of London theatrical managers, aud was also
well known as tho husband OF MIS-, Lydia ThOmp
sou who arrived in this cy from Washin--
ton only yesterday In order to rehearse with
her new managers. At the time OF his death he waH
managing the Avenue Theatre, - cOmpafaiYcy new
house near the Temple station on the Thames EnIbink
mrnt It Is devoted chiefly TO ght production s.,
and at present the attraction Is TIE
succrssful buIle,quo OF 4" KeniiwOrIh." He vislle :
this ruuntry about fifteen years ago ami managed the
rm,nrutly successful season his VIE PLAYED IN tAls
country with her welrknUwn bnriesqne company. i"
ha. managed several theatres in London at various
times, and man of many pecuIarltlrs ana Prom
.urut pcrsouagc III London thea real circles. .
A H. pa ch auuouuc her hu bind'S death reached
LYDIA ThnmpsOn's motel yesterday afternoon. Sh" was
ON al The tIme, but on her return the dlApatch -
handed To hel and she retired nj once to hrr r"u IL
i. not yet settled whether her projected season IN BJs
ran will bf abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
WILLIAM TAYLOR.

The death of William Taylor was snnOunced
at the Stock Exchange yesterday, and, according to
custom. committee to draft resolutions appointed.
Mr. Taylor died early in the morning from dropsy OF the
heart after Illness OF about days. His home
Planfed. n. j. where he had handsome estate but
his physical weakness has prevented him from leaving
the city for time lie entered Wall Street during
the War. and one OF the original members OF the
Oppu Board OF Brokers, which was cOns0ida with tho
Stock Exchange In May, 1869. He was one ~ Daniel
Drews principal brokers. and aftrrward did large
business other prominent spectators Ike Mills and
WOODWARD lie highly esteemed by them on account
OF his evident honesty In recent years he was less ac-
tive and since the death of his wife, about three years
ago. he had done nothing aside from modest ventures op
his own account He left no family.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
STREET FRANCHISES IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Feb. L (Sp,cidD.-lt is openly
charged that the petition OF the Buffalo Natural Gas
Company. by which lawyers are now trying to lobby
through the Common Council street franchise, concehs
big job The party IN favor OF the grHut' besides the
standard on Companys lawyers. finds its chief sup
poriers among certain Aldermen who retofOre. under
certain contin ,eucirs have always been found the
side Of mOuopuies. The party acaiust the franchise
inds its leaders among the coal dealers ana heavy
stockholders of the Buffalo Iuhricatug OH Company,
win which corporation the standard have Tor some
years been at The president of the Common C0uh-
This Withdrew the petition OF the Con
sinners Gas COMPANY ASKING for "A street franchise.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
Many ADDITIONS TO THE PARNELL FUND
APPLAUDING "TnE TRIBUNE" "EDIroRIALs-MONEY
IRON TIE LAND LEAGEE.

FROM THE LAND LEAGUE.
The large parlor in the Hoffman House was
crowded last by members OF the irish Parlia-
Browne handed in $40 bill from James A. Blanchard
who SAID that he did believe there drop OF
Irish blood in his veins, but visit to ireland
vnced him of the necessity of every true lover Of liberty
contributing to such a noble cause.
"And 1 have $40 from another Ameri-
can. Mr.. Chairman" said Lawrence j. Callahan.
1--WE have thought it WELL" said James Murphy, Of
Branch No 1l5 of the Irish National League, s"nd
raise shall be sent Parne through this fund" Zap
pllusr.]
Il am very glad. sir" said Eugene Kelly. to find
branch OF the Land League sending us their contiibu
tion Twas delicate in the beginning in interfering
In any way with association outside our own which
has been working theoretically for long time for Par
nell But now they to voluntarily with their
money and welcome them Jealous co-operatOrs.
lAppause Next Monday shall know whether to
dissolve this committee continue it, for by that time
Gladstone will have told the world what he means 10 do
with tho irish question" Applause.
Father Egan, OF IarrytOwn, nephew or Patrick
Exam. president OF the Irish National League OF
America, requesting the committee TO 6rnd u
good speakers TO iarrytown. If can secure the
services of two eloquent men," SAID Father EsHn,
feel certain that shall raise hundreds of of dollars To
swell the fund, for never such enthusiasm aDoDg
all classes of people that to be- found here on behalf
or Home Rule for Ireland"
Patrick I. GilmOur, Mayor Grace and General James
K. OBeirne made speeches " If You look az TIE IRIB
of sunday" sand General Orlrnr," NOu Will ma IN
that most powerful and liberal of American papers the
Irish cause well stated in the editorial columns Ap-
plauSe.l
The following subscriptions have been received since
the last meeting:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THE BROADWAY BRIBERY INVESTIGATION.

ALBANY, Feb | (Speci0O. Senate Rail-
way Committee met tonight debate what steps It
should take to fuln the command of the senate to In-
ycsIiguta the alleged bribery Of the Aldermen OF New
York by the Broadway Railway Company IL was de-
cidrd that the committee did not have the power 10 dele
yale t. task to that the committee,
ns whole snuud hold It, FIRST sslOn OF invrsteiton
New York. the nrst meeting VIII bo held probably
the part OF the present week senator Low was
authuriLri to employ counsel and hire "A committee
room lie goes New York Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
rs His HoDY IN THE EAST RrVERi
The following letter was found in Broadw

near the Pust O.hcc, yesterday, addressed TO mis-
R.ily 80 NJ DUST. Brookyn":
DEAR MOTdEr: won't be home tonight. You VIII
find nay body the Eas' Rytr by the time y0n grt ti~
am tired II living. Don't worry about me VIII meet
yon in heaven. Your only son, PA1 REILLY
Mrs Reilly identified the letter hs having been written
by her Bon, who sa haI ender twenty four years od
SHE could give no rrason Tor bs threatening TO drown
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

II reported hat in eXca'Itnr among the o. cassio
Troy Schlienan discovered perfectly Brsse Fei
specimen OF the original and 0nty genuine plls6r"
II showed IGrs Of Ouy probably by the poor fellow
whose bones t was dug 1he explorer nlecure3
hl he died whie patiently wny for the plaster 10 come
within hainP distance curing back his dis
OF the highest mp0raIce that tho
tnal aud only porous plaster mercy fDtY
but 5000. ItIs oot hat the progr,eors
will Iims 10 the acts NellYhil3
people who for ie aEi cure o all re lis
than TOR the relics of AM ed Cxcr' i1r 20
ensons lasteIs ana are ua g w'oe and happy VET Ia
few hours. Bc or you! guard against sLbsttntiOIs
For chapped hand- nse Conlie's COMPOUND Ba.ssmic
GiYcrrIne Innnf on n.al lnh 22n.,L Al hruggLssA
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
EDWARD CARRlNGToN AMEs.

PROVIDENCE. Feb. 1.-Edward Darlington
Ames son OF the late CnieiJnstce AmrS. died IN ms
city Yesterday. Mr. Ames il graduate OF Brown Uni
yer,ity aud the Harvard Law school, and young III q.
OF brilliant attaiamrnts and legal ability. lie was at
,nn time member the State Legislature aud also OF
. r,ty C,unc He was the principal editorial writer
for me EueniRg Eifgrdm OF this city, for nearly year
,,r,nv nm, sr1sons OF ISS2S3 uud al-o served Tor
shnri 1imn IN A similar capacity The Morning MU.
lie wa. obliged give up hs journalistic 'u'les on He
ruunt OF illhrah, he had been aim Tor some TINE
with complication OF diseases which caused his death
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

best-known billiard men In the West died on Saturday
night Mr. Bensinger came Chicago fifteen years age
to represent the j. M, Brunswick Billiard Company, and
remained with the hrm after the consolidation with tho
Bake Company.
Philip Midas. editor and proprietor of The East Yew.
York Ldterne. German paper died on Sunday ago
fOrty-one. He was veteran and prominent In
German social org anizatiOns.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
POSITIVE DENIAL BY CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
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Lo,, L,ro,d Cornelius and william X. Vanderbilt have
decided to Jointly carry out their fathers desrr To
establish phbho art gallery In one shape or another
th story has been frequently repeated Of late AMI
often oonlradcted The Boston Sunday Herald backs up
IFS statement with what purporIs to bo direct In
teryiew with Cornelius Vanderbilt within quotation
marks A reporter OF THE TKIBUNE yesterday showed
the article III question Cornelius Vanderbilt lie said
fhnt there WIS not a word Of truth IN H."