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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

At u 80 o'clock Friday night, Thomas j. Kcarns,
who Keeps road house NJ seventh-ave ana One
hundred and thirty secOndst.. called Policeman Keenan,
of the ThTtieth Precinct, 10 arrest john alias Mug
Mcguire who keeps a stable at No 23j West Forty
stxth-st and Mortimer T. bowling, dealer in racing
stock OF Boston. The two men got into Dispute
over the result Of ccrta.r race in the course OF
which bowling threw q hundred-dolar bill on tho
table TO bind OF ~ 900, but the bet not being
fakcn put the money back into his pocket After
Maaurc had gone, bowling found thar he had only a
one dollar bill In his pocket Mcguire returned later
ana was at accused Of having changed the money
while 1t lay upon the ab-c. fight enslcd, and
Mcguire was knocked down. In the Harlem Police
Court yesterday morning. Justice Murray declined to
entertain Dow irr'- charee VI larceny lIt held him
IN 900 bal lDr b.gLnnIna he IgLL
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Post Oclce Notice.


SHOULD read daily by all Interested Is changes may
Ir,ers fSr foreign countries need not be specially al
dressed for disls'eh BY any psieosf ssae, o s
ssnt BY the fastest vessels ayallse,s 49,. 90 -,
close (pronpdy in all cases at this Office A. f9no.si
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via Havana S asirs op otfs Mssicsa
States be directei per NJ L. NAla,srne a.
pe,msbip MacgrecOr, nom New. orleans at .. Tor
PorIG Efs Ss so a M for Brazil and L. P,.
countries Rio De Janeiro. per steamship 1a,aaiA
az D m TruxillO. steamship oter from New
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on lime az tranc sco on tho dy ol sallht y, r.i
ers are dispatched thence the same GAY N't'He''' ~
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! POST once. Ncv-York. n Y. Dec Il lsSH
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OBITUARY.
JAMES BLYTHE BURGESS.

JAMES BLYTHE BURGESS.
James Blythe Burgess, well known in newspaper
and banking circles from 1850 to 1890 died at his
home No 90 weirfed-st Brooklyn, yesterday,
after lingering Illness, from stroke OF paralysis
He was born in Dalbeattie, Observation-Disclosures scot
land coming to this country In his youth. He was
for many years a private banker I'm this city. En-
tcriug Wall street, he became associated with 'he
old house OF Drexel sothcr 6 Church Afterward
no was \ member of the firm of White Whine
Burgess and AZ one time was identified with the late
Luther $ Lawrence in L. 5. Lawrence a Co.
lie had been out Of active business for many years
leading a retired life. In 1856 he was one OF
the Board OF Incorporsors OF Rutgers Female College
when the then institute chartered as college
by the state Board OF Regents In 1863 ne was
an occasipnal contributor OF articles to The Tribune
and the religious weeslies and had an extended
personal acquaintance around Printing House Sludre'
lie Icaurs a widow. a son and a MAJ RED daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
THE COMING WEEK.

The holiday week will depend for Its musical attrac
tons on the German Opera the Oratorio Society and
Herr Rosentha "s'egfried,7 on Monday, Faust on
Wednesday evening and saturday afternoon, and Die
Mestersinger5 on Friday, is the operate list Wag
ner's comic opera represents the weekly addition to
the repertory and peculiar interest attaches to 1t
from the fact the character OF Eva will probably
be assumed by Fraeuein Bettaque, who made so sig
nal q success Of II last summer al Bayreuth II was
her stepping stone to the reputation which now She
enjoys At the matinee representation OF Faust
Herr Perot will impersOnae the tular part in place
of Herr AYary, and al the Wednesday performance
Fraeuleln Bettaque will be the Margaret
The regular annual Chrstmastde performance OF
The Messiah by the Oratorio Society, is set down
for Thursday evening, and it will be preceded, as
usual by public rehearsal Wednesday afternoon
The 500 paris VIII be In the hands of Madame tuIsc-
Madi, Mss Anna l. Kelly, Miss Emily Winant, Will
lam Dennlson and Emil Fischer ,
Herr Rosenibals popular matnees at the Academy
OF Music Will take place Oh the afternoons Oh "euhes
day and Friday. ,,, J., -, LIN,
In the line Of comic operctta. which IS always with
us The Yeomen of the Guard" may be heard AT inc
Casino and Failnelli" at Ambergs Theatre
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THE MILITARY ORDER OF AMERICA.

TO BE NON-PARTISAN AND NON-sECIIoN ALLIE
PROJECTORS AND OBJECTS
Washington. Dec o2-Tho bill to incorporate The
,,u,,arv order Of America introduced in the House
-, rsnreson tafves last week by General Joseph
Wheeler and referred TO tho Committee on the Dstc'
Of Columbia names forty-three corporators OF whom
thirty seven arc weknown citizens OF the Ds'ric' Vi
Columbia one OF Maine, one OF New-AorA' TWO Vi
Maryland one OF Tennessee, and one commanding the
limited states troops at Denver Col Thirty eight are
Union soldiers and FIVE are eX-Confederaies IhnV-
Eve are members of the Grand Army of the Repubhc'
and many are members of the Loyal Legion Eleven
served as privaes during the War OF the KeDehloh'
and evcrv rank in tie army, from sergeant to major
general, is represented IN the other tAir"s -'"o'
Among the ncorporators named IN the Dill arc MdJoi
william Howard Mills Colonel Royal T. Whitman
General Marcus J. Wright General Albert OrdWay,
Dr n " Bliss General ". 5. ROsecrans, Colonel
George K Grady, General James II. OBeirne Di'
J. f. Har.lgaa, Colonel James A Bates anu "ehelai
James B. Colt Tho purposes OF the ne" oiuer arc
defined 10 be: The erection and PROVISION VI q
memorial building at the National Capital, that shs
be suitable monument TO the valor, patriotism ana
fidelity Of tile American soldier and sailor since 'ie
oavs Of George Washington, and the establishment
therein of war museum and library 10 perfect inc
determination of AppOmattoX, to peipetuae INC "e"
ories of the heroic dead 10 strengthen the rehe"eu
bonds Of union between the Staes 10 educa'e 'heir
children SO as forever to insure the Nation from tue
per;ls OF another civn from any cause ana
purposes fraiernal cnantaUe' ioSdi anu "''
in no sonse partisan" ,.. g.. -, tho mon
who were sgularly enlisted or mustered III elheI VI
The contendiop armies during the war sec
ondly OF their who have reached Ioui1o "sT
,r,buie' ~ IT. surcess IT is not proposed TO ask
Congress for ANYTHING more than perpetual ehaller'
peiGon 70 erect the building 4p eacb o book sent by
publishers 10 the Congressional Library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
CHRISTMAS AT ST. pATBToK's OATHEDRAL.

Tho ceremonies I'm 81. Patilcks Cathedral on Christ
mas Day will is the custom. be imposing
Elaborate decorations being gotten up and the
crb representing the birth OF Christ In the stable
at bethlehem VIII be one Of the truest and most
cturesque to be found in any of the Roman Catholic
churches in the city. The chancel choir VIII Do
under the direction Of the Rev Father kcncr. and at
the p0ntidca high at II O'Clock p A. Schnec her
will assist the Crsanis, Professor William +. Pecher.
Tie musical programme has been arranged as fol
lows + We m. solemn high mass-Ireudc. Seukomm ;
mass I'm major. sung by The chancel choir assisted
by oilers orchestra, schwczer; onertory. Adeste
F.doles Novoo pOsilude, Krctschmer Eleven a. m,
solemn pontifcal mass-Pelude. Largo for orchestra
and organ Handel st. Cecilia, for solo. chorus
orchestra and organ Gounod Ocrtory. Afeste Fdcles
for SOLO chorus, orchestra and organ, Novcilo; post
Jude Narchc Festival, G0unod. -Four y. m. solemn
poni zeal vcspeIS-Dixlt DOminus Wilcox: lSams OF
he bay, Grcgnnan Magndcat Leiesi; Alma Re
b. mutOfis. Marian: Tanuim Ergo Wilcox; pOstlude
Handel. These Will sing Miss stewart. sop ano :;
Miss Groebl alto, Mr.. Kaiser. tenor. anu Mr.. Stein
huC "a.
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nIEb.

HEcRERA the Convent % ~ r,ul NV, w Issse Hecfs
aud 9thavr, On DccentrI -, VIZ NV
Superor on The Panisf Fnfhcrs O.. ,.,. ,,,v,, ON.
ave and 5gh st. "Wednesday mofnn 1919 T1s
friends Of the commonly both sy aud 81 s'e 'i
Ill ,seou.sisS no attend the funeral services
KNoxsudaeniy Ioals Mo- pser.eI II 10 49,"
nIe,,r IL Knox, IN fip %" y~' VI ms
Ft,neral Al 81 Louis Monday. 2lth inst -.
pm fpe- ON Friday December II, Mary = fmiDV~
vaoa 81 Thomas philips In tle sSth year ~ he' Ags VIZ
r,,ncr.I serxce az no 81 her URANUS m IL
add a. l39 Fast 3ith-st. on SUNDAY the 40" '"s'T
O'Clock y. -, 3. .,....
RIcKERsON-suddeni December ~ "e"'ee "" ' -
OF II. l.. and = J. Rioker-oh -. ,oo W., aath-st
HUFFMAN At ocean Grove ~ =. saturday eycning *
cernler ~ iss H. shpmah, OF TINS cry I'D '"s ~
Of hs
Notice Of funeral hereafter -. =.
mis- ,,-u.,o.,,r~ o,.nge On
on Monday. the 2fth inst, az IL nooH
WORDEN-on Friday December ~. Asa haie son !" 'h"eS
q. W0rden, aged "a years ~. oo,.., e..a.x
Funeral from his late rtsldenee. Oh '"'~'N' - S
December % az lSo
HubbardIhe members OF me ss'"ns, Aeeneny . =" W
sgi are Invited attend the funeral % ~. as "a
Hubbard. \. A. At l2l ST. James Pace bfo"Ayn' "]~
,. m, Monday 2ith inst -. .,,.,.no 10. Sc, y A.
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representation o, tn. opera win be gwen on Friday
SALE OF "1HE ALBAYY EXPRESS"
WILLIAM BARNES. 'JR- PURCHASES THE NEWS
plpr1 Rnr s25O 600.

WILLIAM BARNES JR- PURCHASES THE NEWS
PAPER FOR $4,000
Albany. Dec. % speciaD.-The morning Republican
journal of this city, The Albany Morning Express
has been sold by Walter f. Hurcomb and $ n d.
North. its owners to william Barnes, jr. Mr.. hur-
eomb has beon I'm poor health for several years past
aud at last his physicians have told him that It IS
necessary for him to live IN warmer climate than
that If Albany. Il, therefore desired 10 put MS
enancal affairs in order here before departing and
accordingly with Mr.. North sold Inc hhpress 'or
40, 600 10 Mr. Harness FOR three years past 5. " d.
North, formerly managing editor OF me ou'"
ueralds has been the Edihr Of The Express snd'
as stated, has had fnanoi ai interest III 'ne n"s
paper. Mr. North's health has not been good since
his coming here from Utica. malaria frequent" III
capacitatlng him from work NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WI,
handicap he has largely incr sased the circuia""h "
The Express since he assumed us eu''orshp' d"u
to-day he ststcd that Mr. Barnes had nia"o eoo'
bargain In buying II. Mr.. North prints an c"''oi'"'
in "The Express this morning In when nc s'a'o'
the change Of ownership IN the ncwspapei anu ss'n y,
tho peorle Of Albany for theH hhuiJ ioa''n'"' W
himself It's editor. -. ,,,.. yr..d
and son Of william Earnes, the iIst ~, nnes
the Insurance Department hOther oI ni. ha ,f.
burloxv Weed Barnes was formerly one OF the editors
OF = The Evening Journal and IS nov MEMBER VI
the publishing hrm OF HOughtan, hlnli1 20; 80; oi
IIaryaE1 HnIyersity Upon leaving the university
Mr. Barnes became member 81 me sian vi ne ~,
Albssv Evening Journal That newspaper says 10
fMr William Barnes. r., is young Albanlap OF
brilliant talents and wide acquaintance: ms Drlei
connection with " The Evening Je'urnar has demon
journalist He will himself Al once assume the
editorship and entire management OF Inc Express.
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THE rrerrMOvrAL TO A.. CAzAURAN.

THE .--,,,,a,,,i -cr
The announcement Of the proposed hs'lrhohi" p'i
furmance to A. Il. Cazauran has caleu io.'" "a"'
Io,ers from professional friends of the dfamatlst
Ut dost,a m confrihuts their services to assist
IN mailing I'M a list for the occasion. Among t1oSo
who NAV be- counted are a. NJ. Palmers company
either in an act of Captain swift or IN some seleo'
tcn TO be hereafter decided upon and Kate OiaA'oh
Charles A. Stevenson and theI company in me ionth
act Of the 1.-TWO orphans' 1t is also thongh' ina,
James O'NeIl can he secrred 10 pay "i' par Vi
Pierre in which he was seen al inc OIioh oIu"''
nbsa,,o Josepb s. Polk has also signihcd his willing
moss IN appear and Rudolph ArOnson has PROMISED
the assistance of the Casino company. Henry r.
Abbey has said that he thinks Mrs. Potter anu Nr'
Dellew will volunteer to present the bacohy scene
fran Romeo and juliet. MARSHALL p Wider wiz
also appear There Is little DOUBT mar an @ oq
lie ARRANGED The regular prices o,
Eaiirer;s Theatre will prevail. and scat. can De ha'
at the box Office on and aiIer MOhuaY, DUoo"V-I -
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR % HOURS
vAsuryaroS Dec % 10 p. m-For Maine New'hamp
,'r vermont Massachusetts Rhode I5land, Connecticut
,-.- Vow YORK Eastern Pennsylvania Virginia. MARY
lam, delaware Newersey and North Car una fair warmer
winds becoming southeasterly
For south Carolina Georgia and Alabama hlr warmer
easiery winds
For Floral. --l warmer - w.
t,r rou,s -l,tern Texas. Arkansas. Tennessee Ken
-, rrdi,na Illinois west virginia Western Pennsylvania
vres,orn New York and Ohio, fair and warns
For Nfinnesota and Iowa. fair and warmer
~ r,n,, Nebraska Kansas and Colorado fair warmer.
followed by light rain or sur7
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BEDrsrR1crNG MONMOUTH COUNTY

Ashurv PARK. Dec 90 (specieD.-At caucus OF the
Democratic Assemblymrn-elect recently held In New
York City, committee appointed to rr-afrshs'
IN, boundaries OF the Assembly Districts OF me
state. with the view OF making It possible Tor inc
Democrats TO retain control Of the Legislature IN he
future Acting on the suggestions Of that committee,
Assemblvman A. A. Higgins, Of the I'D District OF
Monmouth Comfy Assemhlyman william T. Fa'''r
son, Of the Hid District. ara sev'iM p,"n'In',
r,oor,.ic roltclaus Of the county met 40 Freehold
today and discussed the proposed scheme Of rdstrct
Inc the county. Tho Isl and I'D Districts arr over
vbe,minely Democratic while the lid Is Republican
by a good majority. After considerable debate u
was decided to recommend that MatiaWan ana
UoludeI townships. both Democratic stronghohs' De
eut off from the I'D District and Transferred 10 me
rrrd nistr,ct This would make the latter district
i,enocrafic bv a majority Of about 10 ana SUI
Iesv@ the Democrats a majority Of nearly 300 IN Tic
Id District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23


Lakewood, Dec 2a.-Additonal passenger service
Is be given the Lakewood people about January ~
when the NewJersey Central will place ahothef las
train between this place and New-iori
Elaborate preparations for holiday guests are being
made by the Sound House, the Homestead, clifton
Hall and the cottages here. They Will all DC cfo"ueu
between Christmas and New-Year's
Unusual attention will be devoted TO Christmas
services in the churches her
Among the arrivals at the Sound House th,s Week
are the following
New York-Dr. and Mrs. ID. B. ST. John Roosa' MI
and Mrs Edward Adams, the Rev a d. Lawrence
Jev-ett end Miss levitt, Mr. and Mrs. i H. SEXTON
NJ and Mrs f. baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. cullen
Mr. and Mrs j. i. Ryan. Mrs. J. j. Lapham' MI. ana
Ms C. b. Caldwell, Mrs. Ii. G. Laphani, Mrs. X
Croker A. ". wilson, Miss Stokes, Miss I. r. o'ohes
Mss worcester, Miss Emily Huntington, Miss Jeweu
Miss l. Billings Miss Wheeler Miss II. f. Porter, MIS-
Mary NJ. Billings Miss Louise Garland, freuereA D.
DE Peyster. ex-Mayor ". r. Grace. Samuel j. BariY'
Eiwald W. Packard C. T. Cortland. NJ. Ale1ahuer'
John NJ Forbes j. ". Jones, g. L. CammaIa l. o.
Todd Dr. c. i. Morris Richard Morrissey Charles h
Graham Edward Baldwin ir, tIcn' hlinnss 90
william Wcsieus, Frederick L. Palmer shsili'-eieo'
Broohlyn~Mr and Mrs. James " Randall, Judge
Gilbert Mr. and Mrs H2scy, Miss elie iaisc!, nals'
Ma Brown Miss Chittenden, Miss Alice H. Shreh'oi'
s. s. Chittenden, ir., Edward liggott - u,,,o.
BOston-Dr. Edwin J.. bradbury, T. u "o'S'0''
C. II Watson, T. 5 Lincoln. ,- . ne
south Orange, n. J.-Miss Osborne, James !" os
borne A., =, n ttou,bt IN,
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GEORGE II. RI ssFLT.

Cleveland Ohio, Dec. 22.-George II. Russell, sec
Rotary and treasurer OF the Bee Line railway, died this
morning OF rheumatism al his home, NO 18e4 Euclid
ave He was born IN Adams, Jefferson County, New
York February o. 1917. lie entered the railway ser
vice February l. 1857, az secretary Of the Cleveland,
(ulumbus and Cincinnati, the Bee Line road and
never severed his connection with II. Since 1862 he
has been unint egu pcdy both It's secretary and treas
uIer His lsst illness was prOuacted and painful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
4 BEyErIT FOR Young HEBREWS

benefit performance will take place at the Metropo-
tan Opera House Oh Saturday evening in aid Of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. An attractive pro-
eranme has arranged which VIII include the follow
ing: Mr. Bouccault's one-act comedy Of Kerry" with
tho author the title role recitation by Louis Aldfch
violin solos by Mr. ROsenthal pianist two vocal selections
by Fraulen Bctaque Of the Met opOitsn Opera House
Company and violin selections By Michael Banner.
Augustn DAILY will begin the evenings programme with
the farce The Three shaws" which VIII engage the
services OF William Gilbert, Joseph Holland Enc Shannon
and Isabella Irving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
VIOLENT oUARRELs IN A LIQU0R STORE.

Louis Francis, negro musician, OF NO l'o oreeho.
ct vas believed 10 be dying In bellevue Hospital
,,.sterdav from a stab wound IN the abdomen The
stabbing was the result of drunken quarrel between
eolorcd men in the liquor store at Grand and IhomP
am SITS Francis went into the store late on Friday
night and drank with william Scott alias Peterson
a negro Two friends Of Scott Joined with him 10
playing jokes Francis They We're charles CORNER
~ No. 81 sullivan-st, and Samuel Schwartz boot
h,.ck Francis became angry at SCOTS rude Jokes
I'D knocked him down. Corner borrowed a pocket
Knife from schwartz and stabbed Francis The
wounded negro fell tho sidewalk outside the liquor
store while the three who had been tormenting
him ran away.
Captain Thompson and his detectives OF Inc rf'hoe'
:. .rrad srrosted scott CORNER and Schwartz early
vesteray morning and the prisoners were held to await
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
A TESTIMONIAL TO MAN MAREIZEK.

ARRANGEMENTS are making for entertainment to
be gwen probably; these points not yet settledl
at the Metropolitan Opera House February IL for
the benefit OF Max Maretzek and in honor of his
fftieth anniversary a musical conductor There
are many lovers Of Italian opera In New-fork, who
will doubtless be glad to learn that they arc to have
an opportunity to show their appreciation OF the
senis Maretzek and his long labors in behalf OF that
elegant form Of diversion. Forty Of the fifty years
Of Maretzek's artistic activity have been spent In
New York, and during his management of italian
opera at the Asor Place Opera House, Castle Garden
and the Academy of Music, most of the masterpieces
Of Verdi and Meyerbeer heard here for the hrst
time He a unique impressarfo, In that no was
O musician and conductor as well, who did not neeo
10 depend upon the opinions OF mlddlemen Tor MS
knowledge Of the merits of score or singer ana
the incidents his fully as interesting anu
dsvrrtIng as those of his usrious predecessors and
successors who have upheld the banner OF itallan
opera London and Paris. The race OF oldfashioned
imp cssarios is fast dying out the new phase OF
operauc culture has no need OF them. Whether the
art Of music is TO gain or lose by their eAuncuoh
need not be discussed, in any view OF the case IL Is
pleasant that have vigorous, good natufed ana
clever a representative of the ancient regime as Max
Naretzek SIN with us, and no admirer OF the new
echool who can read Alright the lessons OF the past,
will hesitate 10 wish that the testimonial which has
been projected may prove 10 be bumper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

The American Jockey Club at ts regular monthly
meeting yesterday refused 10 fafy the acn Of ts rpre
alive who g. delegate 60 the recent Turf Congress
signed resolution that batting privileges should not be
lot 10 any member o. t0okulkcrs' association. The
crb IS willing 10 deal with Individual members but
declines 20 negotiate with organized body like the
Turf Alliance The coney Island Jockey Club will
take similar action at rs next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
HOPKINS HOSPITAL At BALTIMORE.
IT'S FUNDS REDUCED BY THE FAILURE oF Hhh
n AND O. TO PAY DIVIDENDS.

- NM % .
baltimore Dec 90 fspecaD.-1h" trustees OF u'
new HOPKINS Hospital in correspondence WIN MI
zeal men in different parts Of the country WIN VIZ"
Of filing the professorshipS 10 tna' ills'''u'' '" D..
j. S Billings. Surgeon IN The Cnl'eu s.aes ~ =, :,
o.,,,,,d a. N the practical details The opening of
Tho bcsr,,a Will take place in March. Three OF the
hpud,rgs will no used in connection with the medical
school of the Hopkins University, but the Limited unds
at the disposal Of the trustees Of the University nav
bamporcd the arrangements In that direction inc
bospltaI fund unlike that Of the University IS no'
made up of Baltimore and Ohio Ra'roin siocN' DC
largely nves ted in real estate. II has en the e"ee''
The higher taxes incident TO inc iai"e ., ", t.
no md obio n nav dividends the $4,000 shares
r.nod nv tho city This Increase In tayes Is said 70
ommunt 10 IS COO year As for the 1900 share
81 Balttmore ana Ohio S ock held DIV me OMNcIoS
tho nort Is believed in financial circles thar II s ioI
sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
, cBR,sTMls PRESENT ron MRS. MONET.

The railway friends and cOHlradcs Of Henry Monet
the recent general passenger agent OF tie New YORK
Central and Hudson River Railroad have succeeded
IN raising an amour; sufficient 10 cancel the mortgage
,.nalninc unpaid on his home IN Brooklyn al his
leatI end have varicd the mortgage cancelled and
Gliy maid 10 his widow and her children Christ
mas nncIlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
TALKS or THE GEEK DR4M4.

william Cranston Lawton, author Of the recent
essore In The Atlantic Monthly upon various Greek
rlsvs Will give two talks on the Greek Drama at
Vo 40 west Fif,y-nlnthst, on next Friday at
n m. and on saturday, at p. IN. MI La"iOn VIII
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