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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
OBITUARY.
ALDEN WATTLES.

Alden wsttles for many years prominent business
In this city, died yesterday at his home, No. 12o South
oxford-st. Brooklyn Born In Lebanon Conn., In 1872
while young man he this city and became con-
nected with the wholesale grocery nrm OF Philip Dater
Co., In lower Broadway When the firm dissolved In 1861
started business Of brokerage In merchandise for
erocers under the Arm Of Green Watucs at Nos
90 and 9s wast For tho last few years he and his son
have been established at No 112 wallst
He was we'll known and much esteemed among the old
merchants of this city His death was due TO Brghps
disease. He left and daughter, the latter the
wife Of Dr. O. Houehton. active Republican In the
Twentieth Ward Of Brooklyn which he represented In the
Board Of Aldermen 1928. Mr.. wattles was for
number Of years one Of trustees Of the Brooklyn Tab
ernacc Ills fu srAl Will take place on Saturday ut
D. m and the burial will be In Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
TO HONOR GENERAL paEzs xExoRI

Brevet BhgadierG General Henry T. TremaIn Colonel OF
the 7h Regiment Veterans has issued order for the
Uniformed Battalion which has been desgnsted special
Guard Of Honor at the atscQues Of General Antonio
Paez exPresdent Of venerue to assemble ct srmoy
Of the 18th Regiment Ninthave and Sixty second st.
on Saturday 1t q m. In full Uniform white gloves
Similar orders As to time and uniform have issued
to the 11th Regiment by Colonel Albert p Stewart Tho
11th will assemble at Its armory The Of Gen.
era Sickles commanding the escort Defines the line or
march to be through Fiftyseventhst to Fnh-sve, to
Twenty thirdst TO Avenue H. 70 East Twenty sixth s
to East River where the body Of distinguished vene
zuelan will be transferred to the United States fgate
Pensacola The following order march will be observed
Police; commandant Of column san and escort United
States troops Naval detachment National Guard organ
zaons; and ofcers and representatives OF tho militia Of
other Sates Grand Army Of the Republic and War vete
veterans Of the National Guard State of NswYork
other military organizations; the body Of General Paef In
charge OF the veterans Of the 7h Regiment the Comm
Of Venezuela with their seerstaes the Diplomatic
aud Consular representatives Of venesuea aud Committee
Of Arrangements Representatives Foreign Goyernments
ocers OF the Army and Navy the active or retired list
In uniform; ocers Of the State Of New York; Ocsrs Of
the City Of NewYork; Representatives of other Cities
citizens In carriages The carriages will form sixty
secondst west Of the Boulevard under the direction Of
q stan on,cer. Column Of police Minute guns viii b.
nrcd during the ceremony The Commission from vene
sues will accompany the body on the PenascoA The
removal from the eemesry 70 the Govsrnors Room City
Hall, under special escort viii take place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

have recently delegates 70 the international
Council Of Women. which will begin Its sessions In
Washington on Saturday. About 200 people were pres
ent among them Mrs Lille Devreux Blake, president
of the club; Mrs NJ Louise Thomas president OF soross
Mrs Caroline g. Rogers Dr. and Mrs Hjlcombe, Colonel
and MIRA Charles e. Sprague Mrs. Bronson Howard Mira
Marguerite Moore, Mrs. Henry Herman. who sent
. basket 10 Bon sIlene American Beauty and La France
roses; Mrs. Helen NJ. Cook, Mrs ]. Gould Weld, Mrs.
Lippincott (9race Greenwood Mrs. Mary A. Kidder,
Mrs. Margaret w. Ravenhil Mrs. Fanny Barrow tAunt
Fanny Miss Anna Randall Deh, Mr. and Mrs. Beverly
Robinson. Thaddeus d. wakeman, Edward Soaring the
Rev. and Mrs c. e. Goss, Mr& @. L. Wright Judge
Shannon, George n. and Lurius McAdsm
After On hour of conversation Mrs Blake called the
meeting TO order, and introduced Mrs. Dixie. Mrs
Skate herd Era Gustafren Nine. Bogcot and Baroa.ss
Grpenberg. who responded briefly and pleasIngly Mrs.
Thomas and Mrs Moore also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
RESPONSES BY THE THO CSAND.
WHAT AN ADVERTISEMENT IN "THE TRIBUNE
wyAys-AN EvTrRPRIsrNG FIRMS EXPERIENCE.

WHAT AN Advertisement IN 1.-THE TRIBUNE
MrAys-AN EvrrRPRIsrNG FIRMS EXPERIENCE.
sractical illustration Of the widespread circulation ana
Of THE TRIBUNE Just been furnished by the
Caws Ink and Pen Company of No. 1s9 Broadway Ihis
concern on March inserted an advertisement
IN this paper and four other leading New-York daes
stating that any applying at Its store between noon
and D. m on the following day. and all persons hVng
outsds tho city who would mail the company letter De-
fora March 15 telling where they saw tho Advertisements
rould receive q ticket worth 81 on the purchase OF
Dashawayn pen. Previous experience led the company
To expect good many responses, but The numoer hae
noured In far surpassed all anticipation The crown Vi
local applicants ed the store TO overnowing from MOO"
I'll night but the number was but rine IN comparison
with the returns that In by mall These were simply
overwhelming.
ave averaged 5000 letters day. said Mr.. Brown
the manager Of tn company yesterday up 70 inc io'h
and even now they keep coming In by the armu mas
been absolutely impossible to even count much less open
them all yet but feel perfectly safe In saying tnat we
have received far at least 250oo responses 70 our ao
vcrsement What surprises most about the matter Is
tho wido territory represented by the writer's Every
state and Territory been heard from So have canada
and all the British Provinces, Nova Scotia Prince Ed
wards Issnd-everywherc in fact on this continent MOI
orv this hut we are certain receive heavy mall from
England Ireland, France, Germany Italy, kussia-ah
ths Euronean nations In fact win doubt be heard from
I'm dus time az they when we advertised the last
about New Years
must confess that It s revelation to me OF the field
eevered By THE TRIBUNE, which did us especially good
serviee ana the other great metropolitan journals II
their influence and circulation not world then ~
approaches Is very closely indeed"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
METHODIST OeURTESIES TO CATHOLIC&
From Thk RuiladeLnhfa Ledder.

Among the amenities brought out by the storm
the hospitality asked land granted) OF Metho-
dist burial place to lay in its vaults dead body
just been solemnlzed 1t was impossible on Monday
to get the funeral procession through the roads to
was shown by Methodist organization IN the neigh
borhood Of the house Of mourning by receiving the
dead for time. This goes far to encourage not only
good fellowship among diverse denominations, but also
to show that the starting Of funeral whom tho family
Is ready and the time Is fit, becomes moro easily adj
Unstable II the rule Of "nterment private" is adopted
than by the old way. Funerals, In winter, at lcast,
coud desirable, be deferred from the set date to
later one, when II nobodys affair except that Of
the family what day private intermont took place.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
DIED..

DIED.
BABY-suddenly. March 10. Francis h Baby aged 81
Funeral on Thursday, March a. at M q HE late resi-
dsbcr. 2os West 14th.st Relatives ana nisnds are
respectfully invited.
cAss Entered into rest e his isis rssiaencs "a Wet
10th year OF his age
yetce OF funeral hereafter
Pittsbur9, Pehn-. papers please CODY.
DEvEffN-A months will be celebrated fer
repose OF ths sou Of John f. Deysin Friday March as
AZ m at the sf she Annuaciaeen. West Iylst
At aud Broadway
DIMoCK-At Elisabeth. N. J.. ON Wednssday evening,
varchlii Rsv A. Dmock. n the 18th year Of hs
Notice OF funeral hereafter
prTMAs-At Lakewssd n T.. Mosday moruinS, Naroh 10
Phsbe Of the late Henry asd sa rah Maria DIG
Relatives and friends are invited attend the
residence OF hor unce John Dttmss IT, l01 PisrrvDoat
&c. BROOKLYN, on Iaursday. March ~. NSp m
DoHRmANNon russ ay March 90 at her lata reeidsaes
mann IN ina b7th year o. her aga
Funeral on F,Mav. March ~. at IL 6oeok = n
Kindly omit nowera
fANsHAWE-Os TUESDAY evssins. March % d No 100
West 70thst. George youngest datghtss q Winian q
and Jesss Jersme TAnshaw@ In tne othSeaf e her aGe
HEN DRICKs--On Tuesday evening, March 90, selma
dAaghter Of the late Harmon and Frsness Hsndreka u
rhe fassr win take place 10 s'clost Friday morning
west 79thst Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited 10 attend.
HEBER SMITH, N. D.-In Broskiya March IL 1854 ..
acute tnbercuo.is tpnsImcsia eemplessnak ufnee(
HeIsri sths leA ysas = hsAsss ~ = - ~ nsN'
o. n smith
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
4 WEDDING.

Gardner Colby, tho Of Gardner r. Colby,
lied last night to Miss Fannie H. Curtis the daughter Of
Henry r. Martin, at the Baptist Church In Orange. by
the Rev. James Dickinson The church beautifully
decorated large bank of flowers stood platform
with stream Of running behind The maid Of
Miss GeFtie Robinson and the bridesmaids Miss
Annie Feiss Miss Angle Fess, Miss Grace Barh, Miss
Belle Willis, Miss May Brewer and Miss Amy Stevenson
The ushcrs Joseph Walker H. Stanton Hurd Sydney
NJ. Colgate, Frank L. Day. Arthur H. Colby, and Edgar
Williams. while the best l. ST. Clair Colby. The
bride dress white moire silk with diamonds
and lilies Of the valley In her After the
ceremony there reception at the house Of the BRIDE
Larcnts.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
DIR. WILLIAM b. GOLDSMITH.

Providence March 81 SpeciaD.-Dr william B'
Goldsmith, superintendent Of the Butler Asylum for
the Insane, died to-day age about thirty-four. lie
became III from cold last week, but was out as late
as Thursday. On Saturday his physicians pro-
nounced him dangerously Ill with pneumin@ Inc
progress Of the sickness was rapid, and at O'CLOCK
this morning Dr. Goldsmith died. He took tho
spner,ntsrdencv Of Butlor Asylum two years ago
last month as successor to the late Dr. Sawyer he
was graduated at Amherst College,, and was edl,
two years In hospitals In London, Edinburgh ana
Germany aud began profe & pra rice N,cbol ons
When twenty-eight years old no was called to the
supentendency Of The hospital IN DanvpT an prsvScnse Mas
DR. Goldsmith had not married He leaves a Wild
owed mother and sister In Brooklyn, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
SHE RECOGNIZED THE HONeGRAA
Enafer Cnnfea Neio York Liter IN Tna Alhdnn Exnfk

good story told about prominent society lady in
with handsome portiere Mrs Bradley Martin
has In her drawing-room The portiere cane from .
famous old German monastery and is work Of art On
II embroidered the letters L. II. S. During one Of
entertainments this lady. who Is not famous for
knowledge OF ecclesiastical affairs, remarked How
good Of Mr. Sherman to leave that porere to his
daughter"
WhyT asked.
Because 1t is nice to have his initials embroidered
in that way 10 remind her Of him"
Mr.. ShermaDs initials were l. H. g.
The Martins we'll known In London IN New
York They give superb entertainments there and Mfs
Martins dresss and jewels the envy Of al the lsdeA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
CHARLES A RICHTER.

Charles A. RICHTER Of Brooklyn, died early this
week In his forty ninth year For many years he
was a familiar figure In the importing and tobbing
trade OF w-York, being connected with the house
of George A. Clark Bro. During the early days OF
the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association he
was prominently identified with II, serving as cor
responding secretary and as acting pr sident. = lie
also served as one OF the United States Christian Com
mission, doing good work with that body at City
Point and Petersburg during the late war; Mr.
RICHTER was a. the time OF his dcs member OF inc
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange and Of
Affair Lodge, f. and A. NJ The funeral was held al
his homo in Brooklyn at 2 80 p m. yesterday
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
THE ExcEpTIoN. NOT THE RULE.

Sir: New.Jersey IL sufficiently hunilated in the fact
that OF her farmers contemplate enough to
charge those sorboun1 passengers dollar fo- sand
wich and feel confident that he was the ony one in
our State capable OF such thing. notice, in your
issue to-day that Of the neighborng farmers
charged fifty and dollar for sandwiches etc"
beg you that this biped the exception, and
not the rua Yours. A. O. T.
Trenton. N. T.. March 16 1889.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

The 200 inmates on the Kings County Farm ct St
Johnland L. L. have not yet run Of provisions and
have hand present enough 10 last another blizzard
out The farm IL we'll stocked and during the blockade
several swine killed Flour during tho nrst part Of
blizzard scarce but plenty OF graham and corn
meal was in store which was for bread stun Tho
supply Of coal on the farm small at the outbreak Of
the storm but willing dug path about three
quarters Of mile To boat where plenty was secured
Az soon a. communication had with the village about
three miles NORTH nouI vegetables and other necessaries
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
EAR.
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noted st Hudnvss pharmacy. 2ls Broad
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prevailed yestsrdsy growing colder " nish- ihs so" l
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s. hrhsr ,han ss the corresponding day Last year. aud "
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
rvr vRI rs WORK Ar oRIEYW00n

The trustee. Of Greenwood Cemetery submitted 'nei All
nuh report yesterday the lot owners OF the cemetery
Amous those present At hs meeting Henry Pierre
pont BENJAMIN H. Field Alexander NJ. White, John W. o..
Leyeridge, James NJ. Brown. Jasper W. Gilbert Edmund
I. BayIIeS John J. Pierreponl and Charles NJ Perry
The receipts for the year were s2as go as against s2
le9ool for 1ssa Tho number Of lots sold Of varying d.
nspsionA was sss making the total number sold ~ the
eess Of the rear 2aol2 xAsrs were S4ls puralA The
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
lOOEpTIyG OIL TO THTS CIrY.

PHILADELPHIA, March 21 SpecIal)-The Rev. DR..
o. H. Tiffany, OF the Spring Garden Methodist Epis-
copal Church, will probably be appointed over st.
James's Church in New-York. He has boon pastor
Of the Spring Garden Church two years. and had In
tended to have remained ono year longer but he bad
a misunderstanding with the Board of Trustees In re-
gard to his salary. He has been paid "a 1000 year,
although this Is known a So 900 church In order
that ght still be regarded such the trustees IN
f1ing his salary for the coming Year made 1t 5000
Intending to pay the additional 600 from somo other
source They did not explain this fact to the doctor
hence his withdrawal
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

total ss the end Of the year being 2lSo0S Ths general
fund for tho improvements and permanent Of the
eryncrcased By eos amounts eel7lsl 2
Exclusive Of TINS fund the trust fund for the special
and permanent care Of ot amounting TO e2S 2s5 H.
Forty lot owners have deposited toward ts fund
s2 SIS during the year. so per cent greater than that Of
the previous year. Much has been done during tho year
In repairing. beautifyina and GradinR the sroundA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
THE PRESIDENT JOINS A PYsHryG GLUE.

BALTIMORE: March 21.-A letter was received 10
day from Pre- ident Cleveland accepting his election
as O member OF tho Browning Lako Trout Fishing
Club. He expresses his qualification at his election
and tho hope that the number Of trout Will not di
nnish except through the efforts Of the club Brown
Ing Lake Is about six miles from Oakland In western
Maryland, and is tho most noted trout fishing
ground In the StAte.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
THE WEATHER REPORT

CONVENIENT rNDIcATIoNs-FoR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON March 2I.-For Southern ewEnRland. rain
.r,,ng int. snov followed by weather with cold
wave ...
For New York, Pennsyivsna NswJer'ey. snsK 70 n'en
., -. ..,d.r fair weather. except light
the LakeA ,
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states and Tennessee
cot6er fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
FIVE OUT OF SIX FOR MR. DEpEw.

TO tAe E0tt0f OF INC ITtOUWc
Sir: There arc six voters In Office. In 1884
Of them supported Mr.. Blaine and two were for
MI Cleveland ono Of whom had been active Republi
can since 1850 II Mr. Blaine Is nominated this year
only three Of will vote for him. the others VIII vote
for Mr. Cleveland II Mr.. Depew Is nominated five Of
the six will vote him. / know several Mugwuinps
who admit they in error in voting for
Mr. Cleveland In 1884. will vote for him again II Mr.
Blaine is nominated but who will vote for Mr.. Depew
as tbs Republican Candidate 3. w. e.
Brooklyn, March H. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
eAlyrssox 70 FAVE TEN ARrzsns WILLS

After many vexsiions and costly delays
Galveston IL At last to have. gem
uipe first-class system of water works. Louis
selgo, OF New-York the contractor TO whom has been
awarded tho contract for boring tho ten acsan wells
from which Il IL expected 70 derive the water supply
for the proposed sys{em Of water works, sycd In this
city ysetesy, md s prepared 10 been work u once
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
pporrssoR LANES s. BOOTH.

Philadelphia, March 21-Professor James >. bootn, inc
eminent chemist died this morning at averord College
III. as born in Delaware 1870 and OF quite noted
rn.ly Of tha, name in Delaware the male members OF
which figured in public positions of honor including the
ubernatorla chair and the supreme Bench lie was tne
author of standard work known as the Encyciopedi~
Of Chemistry published In this city In 1850.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
OLD xEWEA GLAND PEoULrA RITES.

The members OF the Brooklyn HswEDgiand Society
listened TO interesting address last evening In Art
Association Hall, By Robert y. Benedict upon some
important incidents the life Of the Massachusetts, Bay
colAny two hundred and fifty years ago He gave an
htesestns account Of the trial and bsnshmsnt of Mrs.
Ann 1utehinson fos hsr hesscA uewA Professor J. ".
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
pEATH OF A BRoOKLYy PoLrrICIAM

Thomas Eames, formerly Police Justice and FIRE
Commissioner In Brooklyn died on Tuesday at his home
No. 81 Jenerson-s. at the age of nftyseven He had
been Ill long time. About twenty years ago he was
chosen Fire Commissioner Democrat and hs was after
Justice the Second District for years. In
later years he Republican, and hs always took
active interest In politics. The funeral will take place at
z d. IN. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
i. pEoxprroy FOR voMsy DEzyeA rxa

A pleasant reception was that given By tho Woman
Suffrage League Of thls city a tn PARA Avenue Hotel
last night Mrs Ashton Dixie and MIRA Alice skatcherd
Of England; Mrs Axel Gustafscn, OF Sweden MrA
sophia Groth Of Norway; B9onsU Alexandra Gripenbsg,
Of ynlandi and MIA Isabol 4oselot = Franco They
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
TGE REST

Allcock's Plasters sre the best
And very far surpass the rest
In every way o. every test
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
xrrsRAxs GOING 70 PoRMA COLONY

Tho committee appointed BY the Regular Army ana
Navv veterans Of d. A. Russell Command No. 1, on
March 49, TO consider the question OF veteran COLOMBIA
ton IN tho West met at No. 70 East Fourthst last
evening Colonel Jacob Schneider presided. and j. L.
O,Connor submitted q plan, which was adopted and
memorial prepared 10 be sent 70 Congress In accord
,o. herewith The main points The Government
70 ADVANCE money the rate Of e14o to s2o to each
v.tsr.n se,lei a, per cent interest," to b used for
m nn ortsuon building team Of horses, harness. agr
cultural implements and seed the debt to De paid ha
N. years. balance Of interest three
vea later and the principal at the end Of fifteen years
the Government build schoolhouse when as many as
twenty aye families settled the settlers to pay the
tcs:hsr en payment Of the full debt the Government to
give uue to land Other PROVISIONS lneiuae the laying
out of highways che planting OF shade trees ana otnef
mattsrs Of local policy ~ improvement
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

Fl. A. Palmer, Captain of Company E ID heg meh,'
National Guard of the State OF New-Jersey died at
his house. No 1,O71 Lafayctte-st Elizabeth, Iucs
day. Of Pdght's disease. lie was foremost IN IN an an
elizabeth. He was also q prominent G. A. Il. man.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
co1oNEI. nAYIn CAMPBELL.

Pittsburg, March 81 (speciaD-Colonel Davd
Campbell died to-day, age sixty-h'e. He was tne
oreaniser of the Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteers h
1861 and was time tho military Governor o,
WILLIAMSBURG, where he was captured and confined
in n Rebel prison.