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New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
OCCASION OFF. B. iSMATS VIsIL

~,,.s or THE rRA ASsFER OF THE INMAN COMPANY
tn THE INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
JR Ismav. son of the principal owner OF
tns ybite star Steamship Line arrived here on sunday
and n TO remain here for some tme, 10 tAofousny
scousut himself with the Newfork business ana 'nen
20 return to take prominent position In the Lve'pooi
stee His fatner r. Ismay. has been selected 10 ACT
"a arbitrator n the matter the transfer OF the lnman
Steamship Line property to the International NaVss
ton Company. II thought by some that j. D. lsmay
hsd represent his father In THIS NATTER ou
this is denied The occasion OF the sale OF the lnHsn
Lane to the International Line, and the terms nave no'
been fully explained. gentleman recently HUN Nu
rope ys.terda, gave the following particulars
@Tbe International Navigation Company some ti,ne
ago offered 20 buy the Innan Line, put tle ~
the creditors were beld 1t was finally determed 70
sccept the oder Of the Intrruatipnai CoM sny ..
s2O5 600 or 81 OPS 900. This included tue seasnps
CIV Oh Berlin CITY OF Chicago, city OF Chester Ci,y OF
ichmond. CITY OF Moctres and tas steam mn nsn.sr
but N did nor include cash n hand bills recelvd"e
uppaid calls stores wines and liquors freigLts aud pre-
psid passage money or any moneys earue S ~ t TIE
amount OF debts againt the company heid ny Ine n %
Ably get about so cents the dollar. D.,
The amounts due tue secnrei creditors are as lo
on the Cv of Chicago S37 600, aud cond MORTGAGE
on CRY Berlin S4OOOO birioy pdotnris 90 s9S
ana on th. CITY of Richmond s9DOOO; executors OF l.
L Birteys estate nortgage: on tne Cy U 90 ano
RAM ~ fivernoo frs MORTGAGE the City OF Chester
Sl75.0O0. ana a ny hypotnecat'oh oi ca1'S A''
Tae terms Of pay meut Dy the International Company
are s25O.COO cash within ore month ro a. ner %
sgreeInent; oBe-naif the D'lauce win nelose na
cent from date OF agreement within two months, Tue
International 20 have tue right t ses on & f,"u
stalsert any money due to Peter Wrignt oo"s a.,
the Tnman Gompany; and tue other hal Ia cash wt"ln
three mouths from the date OF agreemsn. ~ NV was
OF tue price thereof respervey anu cSSe S nv com
T. Il isn.y was srtile the matter. me new , coui
pany is to honor all drafts snd passenger tickets issued
by the old company.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
MUSICAL EXERCISES OF THE DAY.
SINGING BY TIE ANNIVERSARY CHOKUs-THE SYN


SINGING BY THE ANNiVE RSARf CHOKCs-IHk SYM
PHoNY ORCHESTRA CONCERT
CAMBRIDGE, Mass Now l. At the morning
c;ses to-day Foundation Day." it is termed, the
Anniversary Chorus made up under the arrangements
OF Henry l.. Higg'nson. George l.. Osgood, John
Knowles Pane and Arthur Fooe, OF past and present
members OF the Harvaru Glee Club, gave the musIca.
part of the commemorative exercises The dsap
ment of the audience was great that the chorus
consisted not OF the 12U men who we're expected 20
sing. but only of a meagre seventy men, not OF the
most famous Glee Clrb of the past The chorus
sang Gounods " sanctus." the " Ave Verum.' written
by Saint Saens the Exaudivt Domnrs" OF Ford
commenoration hymn. written tor the occasion by
John Knowles Pane, and "a hymn OF praise by j. {.
D. Parker class OF AS, also written tor rhe day The
singing in the morning exercises had not the
completeness nor the strength expected from such
chorus Fine voices they in ali respects, but
evidences OF lack of preparation were too plain.
In the afternoon, sanderss Theatre great and
brilliant audience listened 70 the symphony Orchestra
l he audience extremity critical and insisted
upon beng completely satisfied and the orchestra
seemed to feel this mood OF the audience, and more
than that TO feel the greatness OF the occasion
they never PLAYED more brilliantly. They treated
the overture by eethoven, sLeonors. No 81
In n masterly wdy. with excellent comprehension OF
the theme. Bachss toocaIta especially arranged by
Ii. Esser. was gwen finely Then they play ed a largo
from BeethOvens Fifth Symphony they we're not 80
entirely successful The concert lasted hour and
was ON the whole great ono
Ia the evening atIye exercises Appleton
Chapel the Ann versary Cbof us did great work. The
Oh Orus WAS much larger than in the morning and many
tine singers Of past glss clubs wrre present among
them Georee L. Osgood, ID. NJ Baboock Chenery, 'TS,
and Arthur Hssts. In Aas ssys tAsy sang Al glory,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
HE STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE POLICY.
1ks Editor of Ths TribuNe

THE STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE POLICY
TO 1he Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In a letter published in to-day's TRIB-
uNE C. T. Butler does the standard Fire Insurance
Policy OF tnis State Injustice In quoting the clause
relating to buildings omlts the following
words printed in iiars: This entire policy. unless
oLercse prooded by agreement io sed hereoa adfed
hereto. shall b. wort. II a building herein described,
whether intended for occupancy nv or tenant oe
or become unoccupied and remain for ten
days" The privilege for ten days vacancy without
special sgreement insrrtsd after the policy was
printed In Tia rRIBUNE-th- only change OF condition
made But the srran u-nt that vacancy for any
length Of time be provided for ny niorsement on
the policy ought not to have been overlooked bv Mr.
Butler. Every person at sii familiar with thu snnjrct
knows that rhe vacancy OF many knis OF buildings
creates peculiar hazard much than exists while
such buildings occupied.
By the condition. ally adopted. contingency
OF vacancy not Immediately kuown to landlord 10
amply proviiet for in advance. while the company
very properly retains tho right know the
facts and circunstancss II the quilting is 20 re-
main vacant than tsn days. and 60 consent to
such vscancy. II at ALL proper oondtions-such for
instance requiring wsrrhmsn n the property Is In
the country or IN a village there is 90 police or
other pnbic watch. Mr. Butler expresses very erro-
notion he intinses tn landlords pav In
surance premiums In ordsr bs saved tho troube or
looking after their propsrty. ANY Insurance COMPANY
th wouli releys property owners from tho duty OF
due diligence" In protecting their property against
the or fire would deserve to bs closed up at once
and would IN great length OF time be wound up as
the r"snlt ~ its folly.
Mr. Butler IN another respect "The presert
form " or policy does not give ten or more days
vacancy for II mite D-riods great maturity 10
mot permit IT for a'nVle dav AMI tho new Standard
Policy IL thus. in hs respsct In sev-ra Others far
more liberal tnan the n licles it ia to replace.
Eec-Tork, Nov 5. 1856. e R KENNEDY.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
Post OGce Notice
aa D ALLY by all interested. as changes may %

(should be read by all interested changes mays>
cur any
Letters for foreign need specially sessef
sired of aud CO nmsci4 documeats
sells available
forsagu cnans November Is viii cIoss
(paoAPTLY all casesl al this onee As to1lows
MoNDAY-At5p m. for Belize Puerto Cortes and Guate-
mala per pseamship CITY OF DALLAS from SewOreans.
TUEsDAY-At 10 a ~ tor Central America and ssath Pa
for Oustemala Costa .ica aud Mexico mast DO directed
per Colon y; Al l15O p IL for Euro0a per steamship
Alaska. VIA Queenstown
wEDNESDAY-At 23U N. for Europe. per steamship
Trave. VIA southampton aad Brsaea; ss IL a m toe
for ST Thomas and Wlndward Islands. per steamship
orlnoco. At p. m or Costa Riea per steamship fox-
hail. rom Se~-Ore~ns.
THURsDAY-At 1880 IN. FOR Europe pes steamship Ger Ger
mamie va 9asens,eSa az r ~ :,ansap SsasAstaS
FRIDAY-Atya IN for 81 Pierre Aqaeis> peg steamer
HALIFAX. ...- -.
"a ". soa,aamptoa and letters fog ireland aad
France aisecssl 20, 81, s'as 49, y IN, ~ es
for Great karope.n esansss
s.s.asnlp L soarso<ne. VI. hAvre a. IN tor ssot
must DO dlrectea per DsvonA ~ atta tor Bslslaa
dircct per strsmsnp hayniAnd. VA Answerp letters
grcao per steamship 6siomero ygiesl&s
Havana at IN. for tho Netherlands direct PEE
steamship schiedaIn. VIA Amsterdam letters d.
rectea per schiedam"l
Mails China and Japan. per steamship City Of sydney
Mails Tor Australia Nes Zealand sandwich F0f aud
samoan Islands per steamship MsrivosA fron san frAa
Nss,Yors Of sieAasap cslI.c. ..ia srs1sa made Cog
from s.a as,ssS SS % Close sss ssss@s.s "a i a
Mails tor CuDa oy rail 70 Tampa tiA. aai uAsaos ~
steamer VA Key West Fla. close A. ma sn's aAS -
2.3O a
on sr ovsrsas m.ss = n =
Franciseo dsy .Aiax es sssAasss As se>sasA
r.. ons asSsy 4 s.'.ss & SsSsS0S S!s ss''@''
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
Boston, Nov. Z. 1856


JVF SCHOOL OF OPl-,A FOH CIN ON Y I IT
CNCINNATI, Nov. THE College or MUSIC
having accepted oder of Mrs rnuroer to give tHe
entire PROFITS OF the week Of opsra here oy tne America"
Opsra Company is bending every enerIy to make tne
greatest po.s bic success with the OF endOwlng
sonool of opera Music Hall mas ooen reduced In seat
ing capacity from 4.4O0 aoout 5000. al has been
fitted up As a handsome aud cOsey opera house, Win
maguIhcen pro and ample stage facities Ahe
object OF the College Music being in the nature
benefit 10 public inasuuch as II declares no "iVi-
deuds citizens generally landing their sssstAhce
wh rh- Wis ~ of I'D klnK week festival An aucpn
sae OF srats after sat art0ry nsthOi empoNeu ~
former fesuvas will De he'd on Tuesday Artan
are railroads Tor special rates uurins
tho opers week. beginning November -
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR
inches
305
300

7RrpuNr OrFIcE. Nov. 81 a. m.-rhe storm "o'cn
formed In Western Psnnsyvana Saturday morning and
aachsa m, coast at night swept rapidly northeast
ward. and was entirely IN New England by dawn yes
day. I,was followed by decided cold wave In Town
the barometer steadily rose. with eoudines' ana W.
inch Of rain early In morning, and then sir SKIES
There were y few snowhakes Ia tne A'erno'". A"e
Ssng 200 lower Jnan the corresponding dag
isst year and II ~ lower th on saturusy' .
In snd near tns city TO day there wi probably be
fair geatner with stationary or shSnty higher temper
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
GEORGE BLLss BAOK ~ TOWN.

Colonel George Bliss was at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday looking well and hearty after MS four
months trIp abroad He visited OF the countries
OF Europe soIng a. far north the North Cape aud
taxing a looz The mdnizht He said that he had
not mai time look over the returns OF the recent
election aud cOdd hot understand ingy
on tho subject. he hles Of the daily newspapers
for the interval the ocean, and Wall read
occurrences Nhlcn nave been clrOu-
lced during that He IL thoroughly rested, and
re work with the vlEor which cna acterlLes nln
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
TESTIMONIAL TO STANLEY MeREyNA.

Tho testimonial performance 70 Stanley McKenua. the
ournast aywright formerly for Dion Bouci
rant Attracted To Walacks evening audience
so large that compelled TO stand and more we're
unable 70 obtain admission all II is proposed with the
rrr, esis 10 MckeDDa whose continued uheath
requires change Florida Tor the wmtr MISS AMANDA
Fabris Georgia T. Me Miss L0e fuler OVGe ID Musb
Frauk Bu. Il Murphy. and Others enlvenei The
eneTianment recations limitations An insru
,sefa uuslr and TreJell who prevented from
anaring as announced check for SlOO with her
ts and the certificate OF her inability 70 appear
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
THE FIRST syOWIy The CITY

snow storm followed the heavy rain storm
OF Saturday night Eariy yesterday morning there was
sudden and t1e mercury sank 10 the over poi
ton OF the tuba Snow fell at a IN. yesterfay' ou'
here we're few awake 10 sre it. Another furry came Ia
afternoon. For minutes 10 looked as though
regular .northeast- blizzard lad arrived aud wac Ia
i1.I Iul o a blind storm,
and thUso who the street nastened 10 nh sno
ter IL Of dur nosevrr. hnd cnl) et to
streets little muddy aud the sie slas s0fn~- hs. Ne
Is fIom tne northeast VITA the cold wave VIZ.
will Probably hang asound kew-lvrG Tor two or VI
The Thermometer at 3oS durin tns cA''
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
TEN DAYS GRACE.

To IN EuLt or OF N TIUHWc
SIR: Answering Nr. Buffers communication
In to-dAys TRIBUNE, Grace III In -urancs Pollcrs,
wond say that tue grace" he desires OF
unoccupisd buildings is provided for in the new
standard Of fire policy for this STATE He does Tot
quot. the cl.ns- in fun. when follows This
noucy ANAL Ds II building herein de-
scrihed Intended for occupancy by owner or
he become vacant or unOccuped ana so re-
Diui for ddys'-tAe in Italics being omitted
frvin Mr. Buffers quOtStOn
GLESs FALLS INSURANCE Co.
GLens FqLs Nov. 5, 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
OBIIC ARY.
ROBERT CALDWELL.

Robert Caldwell. an old and respectedresi-
dent Of Brooklyn. died ye,teri morning at ais home
No. 1873 Nntn-st He taken III abodt three months
ago with kidney trouDes and gradually grew worse aud
for the last few days his death mouientary ex-
uscted He was born IN Hudson n. Y. Move 2,
l522 He went 10 Brooklyn when young man anu
hyed 10 the rwsnty.eccond Warl wnch hAs since Deem
ns nUne. He arcnlJocL aud Ouilder IN wucl
ne made vide reputation, and there are many hanl-
souie ID NswIOrA All Brooklyn which were
planned and built ny hin. widow aud three children,
Miss Anna, John Z. aud Robert dwell, Jr, survive
IN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
HOW PROMINENT VISITORS SPENT SUNDAY.

Prince 10 natsu, of Japan. and his party, re-
mained quleuy at F1gtn Avenue Hotel y~sterday'
They will 20 10 Washington This morning with K kdK'
the japanese Minister, 10 sse the caplA anu NC pre-
sentod 10 tn PresiienL - - H.,
Ne bl.ne passed. tne lay At the Fifth Avenue Hotel
wit. Consrs.suan Wn.ian Waller Phelps as MS COM
paniou lie viii 20 10 the opera to-nisnt
N B,rfno.dl VINO = the H,t an House, spent the
day M Attending TO correspondepcc. nc Will ~ W
Montreal lO-LnOrrOw.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
ooNErpERArE HoNUMexr Ar eerrEsBuRo.

GETTYSBURG. Nov. THE first Confederate
monument ever erected bsttieneid arrived ana
WAS put position yesterday 1t Is OF Richmond gran
ite and MARKS the position OF the I'd Maryland In
fanLry, formerly lst MARY aHd Battalion, wnlch "As
stationed at the foot cups Hin the Confederate
left, and which cpated IN tho snort but oiooy
charge uade Federal troops stationed on CuP
Hin on tn- evening OF July ., 1853. The monumen'
VIII be dedicated NOYrmber 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
cRUsBEp BkTwEEE TWO CARS

John Scott, age forty five, who keeps small
grocery store at All East Elgnteenths, slipped
Saturday on the platform Of traia the Third
Avenue Elevated road tho nteeuth Street Station
as the tram suddenly stopped by the brakes,
f.Il Lstyeen lie Two lie inlerna
injuries and was taken II ambulance ~ hs house
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
THE WEA1HER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT NDICATloNs-FOR "a HoURa
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-FOr Eastern New
England fair weather and nearly stationary tempera
ture
For Western New-Engand Eastern New-York. Penn
sylvsnia New-Jersey. Delaware and Maryland, fair
slightly warmer weather. northwestery winds
Westward, fair. slightly warmer
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
1nE SroRr oueAT 10 BkIXG a GOOD PRI0R.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. tSpecldN. - T. "A.
story OF No 80 North Tennst has in MS possession
900 or 300 page. OF m.naxcriDs written by his fathe
ynicn he publish In order TO establish the
claim OF Henry Clarke Rogers that he was natural soh
of General George Washington. Mr.. Story states thal
the manuscript will never La given 10 TIE puoHc'
R,g.r. lived M thls CITY aud 1868. Hls photO-
gra ph shows that he re markell rrseA Aoi~noe "
I,r,ernl " Arlington. He had abundance OF money
AMI 10 .lutaned that he aud sducated n Ens
Iaud and had An from the WasAng ION estate.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

laud and bonor.p by Schumann Machete die thore
weit,' by Lutzet Osgoods sanctus,' and specia
number written by Arthur Foote tor the OCCASION, n
were given with spIepdd force and enthusiasm, ana
one could be disappointed in the evening with 'oo
work Of the Anniversary Cborua
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
WILLIAM raAvERs IN POOR HEALTH

William r. Travers the weu-knOwn banker
of TINS city, went Berhu La with mis- family ON last
THURSDAY on account OF M health. 1t IS said that Mr.
Trsvers will not spend rt OF the winter al MS new
house m WasBing gtOn he had planned bat Will remain
nil winter Hamilton RETURNING home In april Mf.
Irav-rs Is run hard work, and notnlng ser
Gus Il feared from mis- Illness
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
~ 1h. Fdnnr ot Nc Trtouas

SIR: since my arrival here yesterday. have Teao
with much interest the reports In yesterday ana "
days New York papers c0ncerhIhs 'he Hsn'u'e "
Rartnoldts Statue Of LOrry anu the repor'ea he0es
sity Of dtsconunuIng the ngnt for lack OF funis.
have several times said that would provide means
for operating the electric lighting appara
tus until Congress meets aud appropristes
funds for Tue purpose prcvilei the steam power WAS
supplied ana could have charSe OF the appAfaas ~
o-er fnl,v to demonstrate It's complete adaptabty 10
perform the work for which II was desigded
surely there be patriotism enough In TINS great
Republic of ours Oxsung circumstances TO ad
in this parotc work ana nu save our people irom te
Die impressions failure 10 continue INC
m OF Francs noble gift would create ID the
minds u all FIeuchsDen. -. ~
r-sncc fully sugg-s NJ ma the public press OF New
York omen a popular suhscrlpIOD tO-tn"rro" iot 'nis
purpuss shall return New-Yprg On Tuesday morn
fng AID wall be pleased TO cooperate III any way eau
' ~ EDWARDS ii. GOFF.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
pRORABLY NOT AN EARTHOUAKE.

Some people asserted yesterday that they felt
slqht tremor tetween and o'clock in the attyr-
noon There was much discussion 70 whether It
WAS an earthquake shock. Nothing was obeerved
however at the Signal Service occ III the otcc OF
the Western onion Telegraph Company. No damage
by earthnuake was reported from other points
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
LIBERTY yITHOUrA LIGRT

The torch of the Goddess of Liberty was not
lighted last night soms arrAnsements may DO MADE
to-day however for providing stesn power TO run tne
electricai dy n amos an / MAINTAIN the light
There was something less than the usual ounuay
crowd al BeLlow's Island yesterday. The air was TOO
emily ard tue the bay too keen lor nucn
measure IN "Trip over The Jud Field VIII run eVery
Sv Ihrouxh the tan aud prop .Oy thrOuxh the winter
The Florence will taken OF % week AT most " 10
the end OF week there had been enough W W
warrant hourly schudue. but great Idiag OIL III
the nulaDer OF daily passengers Is expected now
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

Avoid cOstive habit of body, not only be-
cause the attending discomfort out lest engender
moro serious consequenceA Dr. Jaynes sanativc Pills
eithsr Laxative CaIharc according TO the doses
may Ds dsp-nded upon to produce healthy seere-
tlonz OF the Liver aud Stomach. ..
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
HIS WIPE FRA oTURSD HIS SKULL.

John Mattow, kasOminer, of No. 652 East
y-nnth-s ~ho is expected to Die
at the Nin-tynnth street Hospital told Coroner Nugent
IN his suIe-mort-m statement last evening tha ma vile
had a ruek llm severa the head Win hat
iron WI Aout pr0vocatou, whlo lie WAS sitting Al the
table eating early yesterday Dornlng his sGuiI Is
Yrae red
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
T9s COLOR LINE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. (Specaa0. - lt Is
oh.rx. tn. coorod men can reat here In ccr-
tain districts only. Real estate agents say thai 'ne'
cannot obtain white for dwelngs wbicn nave
b.,p occupied by eolsrsd props aud white tebAhls,
sil NOS have q colorsd family IN one OF pi"eA "
hOuseA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
SAGE ENpow aESr sERMoSa

ITHACA, Nov. lSpeciah The sermons under
the SAGE ssaowlnent preached here to-AJ oeof'
the faculty aud Of Cornell University by th'
Rev. Dr. o. II. Tiffany, of New-Yors. The text 10 % ase
morning w.s from Dratoronsny xxxiv lO-i2. me suo-
I,ct beins tho ~story or Aosss The Donverer Inc
nsv univsrsisy choir, (usS orEAnseds sans 10 DsS7
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

Nj. HOmespun was rrading thrilling stoT OF al
aec dent, winding up with the eApIossion, but De
Sore they could reach him the vita. spark had fed /"
. very pretty story" SAID Mrs. II. but what do
Won suupOse became Of tie fellow after he ran away ~
Mr. B-Fellov away What fellowf What
arc you taking aboutf Mrs Why, that lively
ba Transcript
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
TwFyry YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Ferris celebrated the
twentieth anniver,sry their marriage on saturday
evening Al their country house at Cold Spring The par
lor. 10 which the guests assembled were tssteiuI.f
fnr ths occasioa Many relatives aad Intimate
fr,sn,s nf tns family ODER their con
rrsfulstlons After the reception supper was served.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

MA RRIA GES MUST TAKb PLACE IN DATLIGdH
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7 lSDeclaD- D--The Cain
church thIs vicinity opposes night mArriA-e''
Archbishop Ryan DEGREES that marriages mus '1Ao
pace morning with uuptisi mass anu, la
mat IN the afternoon. lie adds tnat decree VIII
not be relaxed for reasons OF mere convenience
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

Ladies ask for the Diamond Twills and the
Xxx satn suran Twilis for Dress LIniDga Mrs sol
Prnsir says ana wi have no other Inc genuine nave
"0llbort Mfg Co." stamped on 80 v@se -
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

PINNEY-LAMOUREUx-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday. Mo-
vcmber 1856 by the Alfred Pinnsy assLstsd ny tns
Rev. John humpsone, Charles Il Plansy " sale
EAm0ursux. al VI Brooklyl
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08

Csstera give. perfect infants and cndrsn 70
collie sor stomach loose bowels constipation or ndSestoI
there s nothing Ike CAstor It "a prompt s%ie ana sure
New-York tribune., 1886-11-08
DIVORCE&

Ladies. All genuine Tw Cor nne dress Innings hav
printed on the sevase Of every yard Gilbert Mfg Co."