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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
BENEFIT EoR MRS. RoRERs

Although The benefit performance for Mrs. D. p.
Bowers, given yesterday at the Union SquSSc Theatre
did not attract large audience as could have
been withod. the total receipts will, nevertheless
exceed s1,loo. The programme was an excellent
one including an act OF Uncle Joe" by Emmett and
hs company, an act Of Ray" by Miss Maggie
Mitchell and her company, W. J. Florence In he one
act comedy. Husband Hunting Do Wolf Hopper,
Marion Manola, Ma,hA 10 Corelly and Tommy Rus
Se In songs aud Rotations. and Mrs Bowers herself
hTa scene from Mary Stuart" The audience was
generous In Its applause Of all the performers and
Sss reused 10 remarkable enthusiasm by the fin
shed work Of Mr. Florence as a German Professor
ad recalled him three times Mrs. flowers received
. most hearty reception. Her acting which was
followed With intense interest proved that she baS
not lost any OF her admirable artistic qualities and
powers, $4,000 -""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
o NJ t,yE HuypnEp YEARS OLD WHEN HE

ovE8 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD WHEN HB DIED.
Henry MatthIeu, whc died at his home. No. 345
West Fifty -thirlsL, Wednesday afternoon, had
reached the po old age Of hundred and years
one month ana six days At le1st no sad that he was
born In vendome, France, on April ., 1883, and the
truth OF toe statement is we'll proved such things
usually can be- In early life he entered the French
army, and took part In many famous battles ncidng
Lersic and Waterloo His memory Of these events
clear UP 70 short time before his death and he
loved 10 describe how he member Of the 9th
Hussars, rode a brown horse at Waterloo. Napoleon
be remembered well and he fairly idollzed his memory
Matthieu, or as he commonly called in this
country, Marks was twice married, and had four ch
dren By hts second Wife who With Of her children
Is sttll living lie to America in 1852, earning
o livelihood as cigarmkker, first In Baltimore and
sfterwsrd in Sew-Y0rk. Some years ago he became
TOO feeble 10 work, and for e has been largely
dependent on charity for support. Within the last
year Matthiou walked 10 church Alone and he
able to read, with the aid Of glasses until within
few years Tho funeral will be held by the Rev.
leighton Williams, at the Amity Baptist Church, IL
Fhfy-tourth st, al O'Clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
SAMUEL w. PTARCF.

Dor OF the Board Of Trade died here this morning OF
perltOnius At tho tmq President Lincoln was assnss
mattel Mr.. Poarco aud his sister wore route from
Providence u Newborn N. C. Tho Of tho tragey
was flashed along the wrcs and full descriptions %
j. wilkes Booth and Mn. Surratt were sent out All
Of tho trains running South carefully inspected and
the officers BOARDED Mr.. Pcaree's train. Tho two
travellers q striking resemblance 70 Booth ana MTs
surat and despite protests they placed under
arrest. That night attempt made 10 shoot the
supposed asssns and the plan Of taking them Out and
shooting them discussed by tho Oforf> Good ooun.
sol prevailed and tho protests Of tho alleged Booth were
listened 70 and the two travellers wero released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
ARMY AID NAVY 1yry1Lromcr.

Washington, May e-Maior Charles H. Hoyt
quarernSster, has been granted four rnonthY leave
OF absence, With permission 10 60 beyond seas Cap
tain William A. Thompson, 4th Cavalry, ON sick Leave
In this city, hes been ordered 10 conduct detachment
OF recruits from Sew-YorR 20 the Department Of
Arizona Thirty recruits have been assigned to the
9TH Infantry. First Lieutenant Samuel W. Miller
5th Infantry has been granted three months extension
OF leave Of absence.
Major O. ". Collier, on duty at Brooklyn, has
been granted three months extension Of leave OF
absence First IIcutcpsnt Henry whiting has been
detached from the BosLon Navy Yard and ordered
TO tho Oesipee; Second Lieutenant George Rsrnett,
IRON Washington Barracks, ard ordered to The
irO1uois, May rs.
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10y '1s' s' Al
oa snS ss f6ofBR
Faaners si Friday evening. Moy 10 at O'Clock.
BRowNon Tuesday, Nay 7. of paralysis Jane Pairmsa-
Funeral services hsr home IS Sidney Place Brooklyn ca
rsn and Sy S friends OF her aushr Mrs Henry
invited to be present without further notice
louis. wife q Henry H Coolidge Daughter q Howard
re SnS' " AMY PIiP n a3 om
Trains leave ioGt q Barclay or car,sogsss sss srso
k RRGipS ont: a6 owe convenience tho ~
Hotel OF pneumonia Jennie NJ beloved vito Of William L
tween iJth and Ioth st saturday May lin inst stle
Train leaves for wOodIawn at ll2oam.
BARTT--on THURSDAY May o. At Bergen Point r. j. Char.
lotto F., daughter OF the late Isaac HartL Of Brookyn
Funeral from the residence Of II, l.
Beebe. No AZ stsL Bergen Point on saturday, the ilth
T RGa Sy 2 GS 81 IT. fao d Seyt IL O'Clock
MATTHrEuHenrl. on 9Th inst. as.N loI years month
mi hath, taS o. Waterloo J."
Friday, at in Amty Baptist Church. near sth
MtLLER-on Tuesday May I, at Vienna Jno Miller OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MoRroRD7At Iarnhmgnt Manor n z. May lsso Den en-
Relatives and friends arc invited sroni thc funeral on
FRIDAY. Mar 10, al IL m.
Carriages viii meet tho 10 02 train from New York
IntcrInent IN Greenwood.
sEwARD-At vueland NewJersey, wednesday Hay .,
the Rev. Augustus seward, u, D.
Funeral services at Mddetowu New York. at o'clock
saturday May IL,
InteTmont At Florida, SewSork
sCOFIELDAt Wilton, Conn., May rs the residence eihar
daughter Mrs John M4cEwen Bets, Cathlrine T. sosed
in her 18th year widow OF the late Aug T. scoheld OF
Walden. y. Y. ,r,,.. ,.-,,..
May 10. at 1880, arrival OF morning train IRON new
TRAINS leave foot Of 42dst 7,o and foo, of 2Sdt sss
UPpIKEOn May q, Fannie Montgomery DclO'cd uAushef
II David g. and Fannie VI. Updike
Funeral pryata -.
yANI LEV ON THURSDAY May Of dphthera, Hamilton.
only and dearly loved son OF Harry A. and Ella Hamilton
Van Lew.
Funeral private. - -, -
wANZER-On wednesday. May E. 1889. EdnaTd WaaEer
FUNERAL from his late residence 20 West 3stst saturday
l03Oa m.
WFYMAN-ou Tuesday May at her resldenos n tn,scin
Marrasetta C. wife Charles Weym and daughter Oh
tho late DR. George L. Camnlann ., -. ,--,.. >,..,o
Funeral from Trinity Chapel west Eo'hst riu"' ""' ~
OF 10 IN.
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MIS- c4srss AGAIS ON rar sa4sD.
HER KNOWLEDGE OF MI HELLEws CHARACTER
INCREASED By THE TRIAL.

vi
Chicago, May specisf.-A great deal OF time was
spent in the Gator divorce case to-day in an en-
deavor by Mrs. Carter's lawyers have iatrotutot
IN evidence the two letters from Cannes to her Ans-
band, but Judge Jameson finally ruled them oct.
Mrs willard the fair plaintiffs aunt, was called,
but she only sat the witness stand and listened 70
tho court rule out every question Mr., iiyras asked
her.
When Mrs. Willard retired Mrs Carter wac called
to tho stand again. Four weehs OF court trial did
not show any effect ia Mrs Carriers appearances
She was asind she knew Dudley Gregory in August
1882, and denied that shs met him at any OF the
the lawn with Mr Gregory, or so much ~ going
on tho north side Of The Cooper House. sho denied
having ever been gnlIy OF improper conduct with
any one. DR. James T. Gilbert had treated her az
Mr Caftcrs express request. She told about her
rooms In the Brunswick HOTEL and declared tbat
her maid Emily, never was absent when DR.. Gilbert
called. 1t made no difference to her whether Q
question was objected 10 not she got her answer
in inst tho same
At the afternoon session Mrs. Carter was examined
as to her relations with KyPle Belew. She main.
taned that they of purely business character
and that Ballew treated heF o gentleman should
troat lady, and there was not suggestion of I'M
modesy in their intercourse. She did not know Mr..
Bellows character broGght out this trial. She
had not told her husband about her stay at the
COlonnade Hotel, because she did not 10 inform
him OF her half-formed Intention 20 go on the stage
until she was sure reconciliation conh not ba
effected,
Tho evidence in the case IT Is expected will close
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
WEDDINGS

In Newark on Wednesday evening Mss Fl,zabeth
Condit was married to Frederick W. RIeor. twice
Mayor Of Newark exSuperintendcnt OF Public schools
and for The last few years secretary Of m NcwJersoy
Historical Society. Tho ceremony was Uniformed At
the homo Of tho bride IN Nncoln-ays by the Rev
John n. Jansen. Immediately after the Wedding the
couple started brief tour, with the Intention OF
reinrnlng on SATURDAY. Mr. Reord is s,venty-fivo
years old. Tho bride IS young.
Professor A. r. West, OF Princeton College, was
married yesterday In the South Street Presbyterian
Church Of Aorristown, n. j.. 10 MISS Lucy +. Ran.
doph, daughter OF the late United states Senator
Theodore u. Randolph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
Past Once Notice.

tshou1 be read daily by ell interested changes may
letter. or foreign countries need not be specially adj
dressed despatch BY any particular steamer except
erci documents ssse.s nos specially addressed being
Sent By the fastest vessels available.
Foreign malls for the week ending May II will elosa
tpromptiy IN all cases. at this ONCE Is follows:
Pacific porta per Newport, via AspnwaI tetefs fot
Guatemala must be directed per Newp0rtrl.
SATU RDAY-At 10 o. M. for Norway direct per a q
Hekla tetteFs must be directed per Hekle)- at 10 "a
Tor FTascS s%seaa s d d sp1ip s apd Portugal
Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlands Austria tser1sny
Denmark Sweden Norway, Russia and Turkey, per q -
EOe via snuanton ana bremen et.ers must be directed
Soga Ess LSon. pe! Aps ' II m. ' ICE
Scotland direct per CircasSia vie Glasgow tlcsars
must be directed 'psr Crassia) az II a. m Tor Europs
per g. q Umora, via Queenstown (latters for FraneS
Switzerland Italy Spain aud Portugal be directed
Tss SsmS d.,c,. m 70, c n via ayns
Columbian - -" -
Malls Tor China and Japan. per & City Of Nav Yors
from san Francisco closo here May 'l2 at D. Mails
f. sSS s.d nay .s.s IaSS per U%a V% sss
soesy Islands, per ship Tahiti from San sssne,:so,.
Zealand Hawaiian. Ftii and sa@osr r fslssss Der,
HSrPo'a frSm San FIspsisso sose here nay ~ ssss
British mails for AustrsliA) Malls fqr Cuba ~ "a. ~
Tampa, Fla, and thence By steamer. VIA KEY VISA ~
close at this onaes daily ct q 80 a. "a
he schedule Of eloxns Of isssss S7s
trarst 10 Dan FFancisoo Mail. frsg W "a
on trlo al san Fianeses on s s.se 81 nv
are despatched thence Ne 49, sss - & 81
'i',. 81 !. e .'' 81 g E:isI;ss z!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
PUszLNG rRuR FRIENDS M QUIET WEDDING

Among the formal wedding notices printr1 by the
newspapers "wednesday mat announced simply
that Mics Enie rcnnman daughter o. George H. renn
man. had been ngrrlod 70 George NJ EDDY hy the Rov.
Dr. psrreiec The announcement c-oatci rIppl" OF
surprise the large circle Of society IN which Nis, PonH
man particularly well known, especially ., &c
Sncd mention Of time or place at which the
mony performed Miss Ppnniman's father
wcLknoWn busiBess in hls city, who died few
years ago. leaving large property Her SITTER Tho nrst
r. D. Morgan, died At Newport hrcG years Of
typhoid fever The bridegroom II dentist, who has
lucrative practice, and Hives Of No. 80 West ThiTythri
81. A. his housu night II aid thai Mr. Eddy
had gOno away Monday leaving word that during his
absence he would be married Miss PcunmAn and that
the wedding would last ton days Thofe IL Ncy.
Dr. Parmeee ia his city. and II Il thought by the friends
u the couple that the ceremony performed by
Clergyman IN one u tho suburban towns.
More " their friends why the young people
married ~ quietly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
THE EESTERN ONION MANAGER SET FREE
HELD TO DE NOT IN coNTEMPT IN DECLINING
TO SURRENDER CERTAIN TELEGRANs
TO THE ASSEMBLY

TO THE ASSEMBLY.
Albany, May 9.-The opinion Of Judge Mayham, Of
tho supreme Court on tho question Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company being compelled to Fro
duce certain kilograms asked for by tho Fish Assem-
by Ceiling Investigation Committee, was handed
down to-day. The facts IN the are reeitcd, with
the order Of tbs committee requiring Frank w. sA-
bold tho resident manager Of the WeStera Union Com
parry. 10 produce certain telegram and other docu-
mcnts, and the doClInatl0n OF Sabold 10 answer
questions being in opposition 70 the rules OF the
company under whose orders h. acting.
After extended review Of the matter in question: in
which several noted somewhat similar
the Justice concluded:
That differs from this, however IN the fact that
IN this case at the conclusion OF tho rcsOu tiOD ap.
pointing this committee. the following assertion is
added " And for the purpose Of remedial legislation
H. by this declaration Of the purpose If the invest-
CATION the Court could any nrd opened for lcEIs-
latOn growing out OF the investigation IL would clearly
DO the duty OF tho Court To give full effect 20 that
declaration. but SIch declaration alone. unsupported
by fact, could not confer Jurisdiction. Tho Tu3
Ia elementary that tho moro assertion Of jurisdiction
docs confer II upon tribunal Of special and limited
authority.
am Of tho opinion that the Assembly had no Iurls-
diciiUn compel tho rrator 10 answer the question
and furnish the kilograms demanded, and that hs
C0mmltal for contempt on refusing 10 comply with
tho requirements OF the committee without Iuris-
dcfion and void and that he must, therefore Dc dis
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
THE UNION souARE THEATRE FIRE.

An investigation held early yesterday morning
proved that the fire Of the night befor' at the Union
Square Theatre not caused a. at first thought, by
q wire Of tho Brush Company coming in contact with
one belonging TO the Manhattan Company, II was
found that the wires used by the latter company in
supplying power FOR arc lights at the Star aud In
candescent lights at the Union Square touched each
other. As the current cut of at the star, uc
entire power OF 5000 volts turned TO tho
converter at the Union Square. This wac con
structed 10 withstand only about 500 volts, and
was consequently burnt out Tie theatre y sup
piled with gas IA well electricity. and this former
will be used for time 10 como. II Is, IA faeL
questionable II the electric system win again be tired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
y0yry,ryp poB ovgperyps - u,pv,pD

"UNiHAIED RON OFEk"EllRS 1T HAYWARD
Boston, May EpcriaD.-Tsr ne i've vacancies
70 ho filled IN the Board ~ Over,cers Of Harvard
University no following graduates have becu nom
mated by the committee chosen 10 select candidates
Tho Row II. AndTw Peabody. Of cambridge for
rn-clcction,; Roger "ocot', Boston for rr-elecion
LsvorcIt saonsall. Newton: wiuslow Warren. Drt-
ham; James A. RumrllI Springfield: Edmund Wet.
morc, Ncw-l0rk; Augustus g. Bullock. Worcester
Henry .. Howe, BruoklDe Morris Gray. Newton !. VIII
Jam y. swift New bedford. John L. Gardnrr. Lewis :
Ilbney, Fraucls !. lrclnSon, Gcorg" j.. ShatuIrk
!l'oi l. Clarke, hlWah ". Ilutchius, and Robert
nacOn, NnNlnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
MANY ATTRACTIONS AT A pArR.

tsr In ssa Babies shelter Of the Church OF the
Holy Communion begun yesterday at HsrdmaA Hail
NDeeegth-st and Fffth.aye and will be continued tday
There eQh departments in the bazar ineludinT re-
beEhments. useful and faoey articles flowers, candles
japanese goods household goods and bargain department
Among those who taking active interest In the Gc
tess Of The baxar are Mrs Alexis w. Stein. Mira IT, L,
Eooserelt. Charles A. Easton Mrs. A. r. HSddook as
Prescott Evafts. Mn Josephine Smith, Miss L. u. Woo
Mrs. c, h cen9er snd Mrs Mortimer Fargo. YESTERDAY
1terneoh and evening those who attended nue.
snssed By Punch ana Judy show and by
eass b. Psoessot Henderson To-day and tonight special
entertainments VIII be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
WALTER Z. InGAN.

Albuquerque. n. NJ. May o-Walter 7 Logon. u'H''
Der Of ihe stock arm Of a. l. Morrison Sons Logan
was found deed bed sunday morning ~ his Hneh In
Anache County Arizona. MI Logan hBf been suffering
Tor several days from feon his hand and had pro-
cured small Of morphine 20 alleviate his pain
retired Saturday night be- tons several dn-e-
Of drug his and Il IL supposed that he mad
ycrtsnty swallowed Oh overdose with fatal rvsuts lilo
was a Of Thomas 4. Logan Of Cincinnati, ono OF Vie
most eminent OF the Ohio bal, Ills auntS, Olive ani
Celia s wen IN journalistic md he1vlosl trcleS
ue vas 4 lawyer by profession, but for some uuS on
the STAFF q "The AIbuQucrquo Democrat lie wa only
thirty yeArs Of ago. married and had one child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
No 81 Unworthy Place. May 0, i IsSS' S'e'
THE BREWERS AND THE COMMISSION BILL.

40 "S butEor OF TIE Trtbhne.
SIR: II tie nigh License Commitr@ "e1prssod
themselves IN favor OF the Commissgpb In It's pros
cnt form, as you state, and as iEllcve because Won
80 state plead guilty to your ohsSo OF lack Of care
u reading the newspapers, and plced guilty 10 this
charge all the MOI" chcerfny, ssou leave nc
but very unpleasant alternative thank you for
mo correction. Permit me 10 say, however. that I'm
'hdoSlng both the original Commission bill and the
present draft which you and they air pleasod b. STYLE
uncns non uccndol The Commission bin the High
license Committee show great Inconsistency, seeing
mat the fundamental principles upon which the Com
missions draft is based have not only boon discarded
Dht literally reversed IN thr present bl In Other
words tho High license Committee lndorsed fair and
'iui'ab" comprumsn msasurr adapted 20 the needs Of
The p"opc, and advocated By her representatives IN
e 'oninssion a. being In harmony with temperance
principles and they now indGrsa a partisan bh fUm
which cVrly clement OF brrality fairness and Justice
mas occh HEdly excluded and IN which are embodied
strangely enough, the very propositions which he Cnn
mission after exhaustive discussions rejected with but
ono dissenting voice. With your Kind Permission /
dcsc again 10 state that tho Commission bill
a. applied 10 the present draft, Il 4 misnumrr thore
DoihE no more resemblance between the two thar
to-day GaTiI'S ,rrHW ~ ~ vi
Nev-York MAY o. lElo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
Nh. HLRGnrs,s IYyuR1Es NOT sERIOrS

Robert l.. HArgous, who had unfortunate fall
down stairs Hartmann In Newport on Tuesday even
Ing returned 70 his apartments ~ the Buckingham on
"wednesday night Mr.. HargOus had gone his
for the night and the lights had boon eNtnguished In
the hollis found IL necessary 70 10 the once. and
In feeling his way through The dark passage fell hcliOng
down short hight Of stairs His Injuries did prove
as serious as az first expected. Yesterday bruised
leg was doing well and there IL lC doubt that he viii
bo sbo to san for Europe "Wednesday next had
been his intention. His clutches likely however, 20
DO his constant companions for time. Mr IRrgous
had many visitors yesterday afternoon, and con.
gEatulstod upon his escape from broken bones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
.yApAsEsg TOILET ARrrcIEs.:

" sshington gnssp In The Philadelphia Telegraph
Ieere has been 30. up In large case at the National
geusssum collection Just brought from Japan BY
xsossssor Rqmcyn Hitchcock, which illustrates the
gey dsy lie OF Japanese household. In one part
re cs4s Japanese lady's toiIetstaBd IL looks
y were made for doll, hat Professor Hitchcock
49, " vas oiietssADd such ~ Is aetually In use in
ss poadslr Ok every Japanese belle. There ~ little
s1e netaihc mirror on top, and the japanese lady
esis OF sguats on The foor before this The stand IS
gTsyeed With dainty Ettle drawers for pins wooden
stmos, and The many little kDick knsrls Of tho toilet
xxhsr are Rerfnmefy botteB and Jars for powder.
saunef died with red dye used for hsightening the
s.s ~ the ips, In smother vessel II the pigment
VIZ wbch married woIpen bIaeken their teeth,
1880 lhel IS going out OF vogue. This pigment Is
XXX re tesh with feather brush. There
ksps ssia-.ise strings 20 hs up the hair and tho
y 1917, - rub On u The hair IL pomstumed ttli Il
=. st,Yl snn ytf. The Japanese belle does not do
VI hHH 2ysty day, II Is q long and iaborieus
.aon' ana Shen cnce performed che resorts 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
4 POPULAR FUND FOR TIE MEMORIAL ARCH

TO ne razor OF The Tribune.
sir: As the suggestion to put Mr. Whites beautiful
arch into marble having boon 80 favorably received
allow me 10 propose that tho money for this patriotic
undertaking be RAISED by ten-cent subscriptions 80
That rich and poor, high and l0w, young and Old may
have tho privilege OF forwarding the work Iaryp
sum could probably be RAISED In our public schools
Every g ard hoy Of the rising generation should hcIp
N THIS noble enterprise. The arch should JclOng 10
tlo pcopo. not metap honcally but literally. Let !,
De ihelr own creation the direct nhO OF thor IJvo
ana rovercuc" for him who fnndy call Lhc Father
OF bis country. II Is more than possible that the
money might DO raised IN few weeks II The Tribune
would lend It's powerful influence % aid tho suggcs
ton. L
Sew.YOrk, Mas o, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
nHE nR1nRanonN,a aorHER oRIEcrEp.

Washington, May D.-EIelen Morgan Trenholm, age
eighteen niece Of cx-CoptrOler Trenholm. left her
home In Georgetown this morning, met by appointments
wilson W. Breneman, young man Of twenty-five
years employed in local real estate Office. and tha
two were married. They then went to Philadelphia,
whep they are now standing At the Lafayette Hotel
Messages informing their parents Of their MARRIAGE
were sent homo. Young Brenenan Is nephew Of A,
A. wilson the United States Marshal for the District
on Columbia Tho reason for tho runaway wedding
was the opposition Of Mr. Breneman's mother TO his
marrying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
DAKorA DRoUTHs EXPLAINED.

In people IN ue wbssraIsing portions Of Mime
sofa and DAKOTA sag that their crop will bs a failure
Ils par unless itey set rsin very soon. We have
awaW cantDhed these people and pointed out 20 them
the Underlying psfneiple OF the DarwinIan theory
Nature supplies only those things witch are made
hte OF. III is sao thst as soon az the tail became
wrigglhg his cars the muscles With wtlich he used 10
w1fKgle them became no muscles al all II tie
people tie Northwest perEistently decline 10 usS
water waen they have IL OF course nature VIII, IN
time, aut giving 10 tben- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
ooLrupyts prBArEns At pryyER

The Barnard Literary Society Of Columbia College, NJ
1susd In honor OF President Barnard, alto it, annual
dinner az Cllrks restaurant IN Twenty.thrd.st, iut
night The toastInasi0 George Dana Mumiord 80
Tho president D. n. Clrioao. 80 made tho address OF
welcome, and the toas,- follows: Tho Barnard
Hammond Odall 80 Columbia" William John warbuf
ron, 80; "rhllolezlaT Rsmsen Johnson 80; "peltho
loaa" W. H. Weeks, 80 The Shakespeare 5o,ioty,"
o. n. Jacoby, 80; "Our Graduates" H. =. s.ng
rhs Spirit Of the Barnard" IL. r. Gregory. numDor
Of songs and mpromptu speeches nled up q pleasant
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

George Bowieno q fetToi merchant, diei late on
Wednesday night from heart disease ~ his home No 49,
West one-hundred- ATHEIST age elghty.GYc lie
cotton merchant IN Mobile FOR nearly thirty years bug
tired from business nearly twenty ycsrs ago. lie was
one first Commissioners Of Accounts In this city,
ard served in tho Appraiser department. tn tho
Custom House lie leaves = wife and two sens, George
q. and Edward s. DOwerd The funeral viii take place
to-day at All Souls Church. tt Pourhavc and Twentieth