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New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
VEDDINGS PAST And TO COME.

There was military wedding yesterday at noon
IN the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
Madson-ave. and Sixtiethst., when First Lieutenant
Charles Gould Treat of the 9TH Artillery L. 3 A. ana
one Of General Howards staff. was married 10 MISS
Margaret Louise Cornell daughter OF j. u. cornell
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. F. = Ilppe.
pastor Of st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church.
The best man was Harry W. Treat Of Chicago brother
of the bridegroom. The bride entered the church
with her brother, J. VI. Cornell and was gwen away
BY her mother The ushers were Leutenants Johh
Milley W. II. Coffin and Thomas Rldgeway, oth Ar
tIlery Lieutenant Lise Tate 1st Cavalry Lieutenant
John Mills L. 5. Engineer Corps, and Lieutenant
John H. Beacon, 1st Infantry After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast followed at the home Of the brides
brother j. VI. Cornell, No. 20 East Thirty seventh-st
4 number of Army officers present. The guests
included Mr. and Mrs. +. a. Jane, Nr and Mrs W. H.
Baker Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Treat, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Raw. General sherman General Howard. Mr.. and Mrs
John Oakley Mr. and Mrs. C., p. Leihngwel, AdluGn
General W. d. Whipple. General Tomphns, Major
Joseph H. Lord, Major W. II. Randolph, Colonel H. T..
Curtis the Rev. +. McChesncy and Mrs McChe,ney
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph stout, General l. >. CatAh' OF
Brooklyn; Dr. and Mrs. A. a. smith, Mr.. ana MIS-
j. W hutchinson, of Washington; Miss remington
of Fortress Monroe DR.. and Mrs. fordyce bafheF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
Bangs, Mr.. and Mrs. John 5 Berry, of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Bowles Colgate. Mr.. and Mrs. ). As
nostini MIR and Mrs ;. W Coe Mr.. and Mrs. II: d.
DabcOck Colonel and Mr.. Alexander Arthur ana MIS-
Arthur of London: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Eelesloh MI
and Mrs samuel Ewing. 49,.
The wedding of Mrs. Minnie IlGnsberger TO AliIed
n Rankin was ceieprateu iAtGoS tT r. rs"iie 30 300
West Fifty sevcnth7t. The ceremony was pcIlOrmeu
Iv tbe Rev DR. IIunton. Of Brooklyn. The wedding
was 10 fake place in the Church Of the Transformation
hui owing 10 the illness OF the BRIDE IL had 10 Oe celc
bratcd at her home. A few relatives were present
Tho Wedding Of Miss Josephine Morris Brown 10
Ciinrt' Hilton Scribner will take place this morning
al II 80 O'Clock in St MclaeIS Protestant Episcopal
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
NOTES nF TIE STAGE.


A. N. Palmer took possession of the New farh
Theatre Yesterday, and the work Of renovatlns the
house and putting il in condition for the production
Of sThe Gondoliers- next week was begun. Inc
sale Of seats will begin Thursday morning ana
many applications for them have already been re
teived.
Richard Mansfield whose lease Of the Globe Theatre
London expired last week has just won an important
victory over the London County Council The latter
BODY insisted that Mr. Mansfield should make
structural changes i'm the theatre which would have
Involved an expenditure Of $1,000 or $4,000. ow-
hg 10 the firm attitude assumed by Ar. Manshelu
u County Council has Just advised his solicitors tha
y vii abandon the proceedings, as II appears tha1
tae owner and not the occupant OF the premises
AO0h be held responsible
Miss Annie PXlcv began engagement OF week
a the Grand Opera House last night and II IS an
hOunced a. her last in New York for this season.
large party Of Columbia College students Will
attend the performance Of Faust up 10 Date at the
bioadwsy Theatre this evening.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
FLAMES on COLOMBIA HEIGH1S.
MANY FAMILIES DRIVEN FROM \ BIG APART
MENT HOUsE-LOss, $4,000.

MANY FAMILIES DRIVEN FROM BIG APART
MENT HOUsE-LOSs, s25O
fire broke out yesterday shortly after noon and
caused great excitement for time in the large apart
ment house known as the Watcrview, AZ Nos. 6S, %
and - Columbia Heights Brooklyn. The building
is in fashionable quarter and was occupied by well
t0do families. Last year Dr.. Lyman Abbott occupied
one OF the fats and Mrs. Beecher another. The hro
was discovered by servant the fourth hoor OF NO
s.. who saw smoke coming ont Of the dumb walter
shaft II was feared that the fire would prove dis
asirous and three alarms runG. The occupant,
Of the various floor, hurried out leaving their furn
ure The flames were soon under control and the
principal damage was done by water
The fire did the most damage to the top floors, but
those below were drenched with water. More or les,
damace was caused TO the furniture Of Julius Wilcox
george VI. Wheeler. Arthur +. Halliday ara. +. II
sherwood II 40 - Charles +. spler, Charles W.
Gulcs Edward >. Field and Howard ". Connolly, OF
No 70. George :. SktOu. El-bre Brady and Louis
Constantiuc. of No. g.. The building belongs 20 the
Fnuiiah!a Life Insurance Company Tho - the
buildjng was estimated at $1,000, The occupants
suaered losses ranging from 800 10 5000 apiece
tic aggregate being about ~ 1000. making total OF
s25 900 The cause Of the fire Is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

little later will have under the hammer very
unique library of old books belonging to Sir Edmund
Antrobus.
SPORT ILLUSTRATED BY ART.
The forthcoming exhibition at the Crosvenor Gallery
Of sport illustrated by art, is likely 10 be OF
very exceptional interest. Not only will there be ex-
amples Of the work Of old school painters OF famous
racehorses and sporting dogs but the pictorial
portion of the collection will DC ntcrmngled with
prize race cups and various other objects of similar
description. The Duke Of Edinburgh has especially
interested himself in this particular exhibition.
NO LONGER WITH THE WORLD
Mr.. A. NJ. Broadley has resigned his position as a
contributor to The word.' with which he win have
no further connection. EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
NEW CIVIL SERTICE COMMISSIONER.
GOVERNOR HILL APPOINTS ALEXANDER c..

EUsTACE, OF ELMIRA.
Albany. Dec. 30 (specaD.-Governor Hill tonigh'
appointed Alexander H. Eustace Of Elmira, as Civii
Service Commissioner in place Of James II. Manning
who resigned his Office a week ago. Mr.. Enstace
for several years has been Mr.. HIPS agent In managing
the politics of the Democratic party in chemune
County This peculiar training, it need not be said'
hardly recommends him TO Civil Service reformers'
As Civil Service Commissioner, there viii be no
question that Mr. Eustace Will see that no Cmnese
examination, prevents the Democratic boys from
getting an Office. Mr.. Eustace also can be trusted
TO vote on every occasion TO relax the Civil service
rules that they will be no mpediment TO any Demo
cratic boss Of city having his way In the making OF
appointments.
Mr.. Eustace's appointment will increase the anger
OF the Cleveland Democrats Governor Hils action
in giving the state printing to The Albany Times
and deprlvlng The Albany Argus of that bit of in
come an action which compelled Mr.. Manning TO
resign out of sheer selfrespect Mr. Manning as part
proprietor OF The Argus could not swallow such an
aront, especially when Mr.. Hill the printing to
such an anti-Cleveand newspaper as "Ihe Albany
Timesn Mr. Eustace Is as distinctlvely lllu Demo
crat as Mr. Manning is a Cleveland Democrat. Tho
appointment therefore again reveals Mr. HlIs lnten
ton by coercion by snubbng, 10 compel the CleVe
land Democrats still in Office In this state TO resign
their Offices and give him opportunity 70 app0ne
some influential Hill Democrat. With I'LL Democrats
everywhere I'm Office, the Governors friends say tat he
can confidently count upon the delegation from
this state TO the Democratic National Convention OF
1892 being unanimously in favor of the nomination
Of David B. Hill for President.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
yr rp,rn IN .RRrST JrDGE GRESHAM.

Chicago. Dec. 80 lspecial).-Frank Andrews the
wealthy Young merchant who was placed III the lie
tenton Hospital for the Insane on saturday h'eh''
will be held until January >, the regular day LOT tne
Insane Court 10 meet. a ludicrous mistAe was maze
Saturday night by the deputy sheriff who was sent
to get Andrews at No. BIS, Palmer houSe
Entering he found a gentleman reclining on SOFA
,.,dirc This gentleman on being informed that a
warrant was out for his arrest an insane person. re
marked that was funny news to HIM. ms con
filmed tie deputy in the belief that he n naG 10 'h tbs
man to deal with and he spoke sootllntN - '-.
tl @ io,,', ,sking him 10 come alenS. The suppose"
insane man objected and on MS ,ng from Ie nS%@ ,ViS
@ , ~ ~ 20 ,tn Irttod states Crtnit Court, waiter Y
Gresham. Andrews had changed his room Oh oa'uf
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
CoNGRESSMEN SEE THE SENATOR"
THE LATE D. d. LLOYD's PLAY PRESENTED AT
THE CAPITAL--THE CLAIMANT HIM

THE LATE D. d. LLOYD's PLAY PRESENTED AT
THE cAPITAL-THE CLAIMANT HIM
SELF WAS THERE
Washington, Dec. 80 tspeciaD.-The late D. d.
Lloyd's play The Senator produced tonight at
Albsugh's Theatre by MIR. Crane and his company
before audience which filed every available seat
in the house. 1t is the first time that this comedy
been performed before Washington audience and
on the very ground almost around which its action
centres. The foibes of society criticised with keen
and causc pen, they are in Mr. Lloyds play might
be supposed 20 prejudice II against the author and his
work. But. Mr.. Lloyd has succeeded in infusng into
his work much OF good-nature humor that If he
really intend 10 do more than merely hold up the
mirror TO the society at the capital at least and teach
IL some somewhat wholesome truths, he did so with
the art OF practitioner whose pills coated with
sugar. The audience certainly Showed resentment
but on the contrary, greeted the different points made
against itself with enthusiasm equalled only by
the pleasure with which the average hears of the
little shortcomings of his neighbors
Mr.. Crane seemed at his best and entered with more
than usual spirit into the task Of delneatng in Senator
Rivers the typical Western statesman-typcal in his
best Qualties-befOre so observing and critical an
audience lie was rewarded by recall at the end
Of the first act by three recalls at the close Of the
second and by an equal number, together with his
entire company, when the curtain went down on the
last act Miss Jane Stuart as the "kittensh" JOSIE
Barrymore the susceptible young widow" fre-
Quenty applauded for the spirit and freshness which
distinguished the acting Of their parts. The China
man. entrusted TO Mr. Braham, was decided sue
cess. His quaint but philosophical reflections upon
American customs and manners uttered in the drolles
voice and with countenance impassive as his
Mandarin prototype Of the average tea chest were
always received with bursts Of laughter and applause
The play mounted with more than usual care,
in these days Of extravagant stage settings. The
commttee-room scene in the third act, almost
exact reproduction of the oOm Of the Senate Commit
tee on Military Affairs, startled the audience by its
truth 10 the original. The modest setting Of the
Srst with distant view of the Capitol came in
for share Of public approval.
The audience included many people prominent In
public and social life al the capital. But the most
observed Of all Observers. 10 hackneyed phrase
the very claimant before Congress whose Mr.
LLOYD has made the basis of his play under the name
Of The Denman Claim The claim OF the play is
reality that which literally kicked about the
floor of Congress for more than fifty years and which
over the destruction OF the private brig General
Armstrong by English feet in the har1Or Of Fayal
Mr.. Crane will continue 10 present The senator
for the rest of his Washington engagement.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Frederick Gallatin gave a dance for yonug
neopIe AT her home No. go Fifthave., last evening
The guests were mainly the members OF the MONDAY
Evening Dancing Class.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Il. Roosevelt gave uiner lds'
Friday night at their home NO. 81 FlitaVe'' III noHo
-, , raocront Of their son. II. b. Roosevelt jr., to
Miss Grace WOOdhOuse.
The engagement is announced of Miss Frances LOCK
wood daughter of Benoni Lockwood, to Charles
Walton Of Philadelphia. -, ,.,
= cave a small dance at her home last evening.
About 100 people present.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
1IrNpN L SCuENCK.

Henry J. schenck. prominent lawyer o'eu ye,tcr
da,. - his home No 300 Clifton Place BROOKLYN
lie was born in North Carolina in 1872. and was
descended from Henry Schenck Of the First Continental
Congress. In 1869 he removed 10 Brooklyn. HIS
office was in The Herald Building. New-Iork' and
he was counsel for several corporations. lie was
associated with Roscoe Conkling and Robert H.
Incer,oH in the suit Of the Bankers ana Merchants
Tele-raph Company against the Western Union com
many FOR damages for destroying wires, IN WIhch
$50 600 was recovered two wears ago Nr. SchehcH
eou ,cd 10 the New York association OF the Iar ana
number OF BROOKLYN societies. Cancer caused M,
death lie left a wife and child. The funeral
VIII take place this evening.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
STAR THEATRE.

rhe return Of Miss Fanny Davenport to the New
York stage effected last night at the star Theatre
when this old favorite appeared as the heroine OF
La Tosca.7 The performance is not a new one.
Indeed Miss Davenport has given it 500 times. 1t
does not need description. The play has not ac-
CURED any agreeable qualities in the lapse Of time
nce first il startled and shocked the public, but Miss
Davenport has necessarily grown more nueHt alu
more assured in her acting IN her acthg OF te cHel
part. She was warmly greeted by a considerable as
H1ana
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
1nuN AIEVANDER.

John Alexander well-known newspaper man
died Yesterday from heart disease at his home NO.
4 Vercilus-st brooklyn. lie was fifty years ori
and had been married only three months. Ho was
for many years connected with Inc oouun pf",N'S :.
- - ,ro. aftervar, Editor OF The COney
Island Herald At his death and for seven yc'rs
before he was the pier agent for Jonn IL otIln d,
William -burg.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

Kingston. Y. Y, Dec. 30 CspeciaD.-1he Hilton
House large summer hotel p the Catsldlls at IIanes
Corners was totally destroyed by fire carly this morn
ing. \ strong wind was blowing and nothing was
saved The house owned BY p. ", Hallenback,
OF Athens and had rated capacity Of l75 There
was no Insurance on the building It's contents, the
pOllcie, having been allowed TO lapse few days ago
The ln.s 4. nlaced al rl0,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
MRs. R1-RNErT,s NEW PLAY.

Boston, Dec 80 (special.-Mis. Frances HOdgson
Burnetts latest contribution TO dramatic literature,
Phyllis produced at the Boston Museum to
night for the first time in America. The house was
large but did not contain many people Of distinc-
ton in social literary circles. The play is a
comedy Of The sentimental character, and contains
a good many fearful scenes. The two strongly
developed characters OF the play are the father and
daughter presented by William Fit the stage man
acer, and Miss sheridan. The part assigned TO j. i.
Mason, who is i'll, taken by Enroll Dunbar.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
A DINNER FOR RICHARD NAySFIELD!

Horace Russell gave a dinner in Richard Mansfield's
hohor al DelmOnicO's last evening. Among the guests
present were Elhu Root, George Bliss Colonel Joel b
EFhhdt, =. Hopkinson Smith, G.. w. Carleton. Dr.
IgGsSorlh Colonel L. 4. Buck. DR.. Lusi General
a., ,.o'Sst ~ Porter Daniel g. K0ifns A. ii. Palmer and
l, S kSennahg6n. Last Sunday General Porter enter
01 ''i' Mansfield al DclmOllcOs.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

Dyspepsia relieved by Carter's Little Liver pills.
Inaaenza has two phases,-the nrst nervous one
causing irritation pains and debility I S YERTE HeFyOg ToNic iSe
GTRRy9sBY,s ViTALIzED PHosPHITEs begin with u
i9ey Stl@SatScnynS the nerves prevents It. Druggists
The New York Association for Improving the
AID soSiety devoted to the elevation Of the home NE
Of the poo; and tie uiclous relief OF the nsIs''Ipi
sA.U as. :: 9R5a Esa. I've n,
Society Tra9' Ta9 S ssPe all aaa mas a @
branch Pedea, i,y o01 p2:'@c COM c %ay:
and Means Fulton cutting Cs LohgMoTtS 70 4avs
PostoIice Notice. ,. u..
(Shoud be read daily by al interested a. changes ~y
ers ior foreign need not be specially sat
dressed for dispaen by any ISs,s s banking and
commercial documents letters not specially auuesseu Des
sem by tne iatT M the Week ending January will close
in all at IN, M SGf ea,rs al h@STa and South
a y m Trinidad and os%sS St via Irnd's TF ST beyoas
Ma GLASGOW Cetters must be directed per peyona
at p ~ iS 4etter, for other Mexican states and
TU0a oeo m' C,nc ayt and TURKS Island per sssnax
az d. n for para Maranham and Cara per . . OSf
b 81 iI5 1i ID 80 Europe per Z
Acr. via SOUTHAMPTON ana bp" fo 40 A. M for Ireland
nnr Adriate via Queenstown Qeter' ior ~, 20; "a
Britain ana 9''eI at II a. m for belgium direct per s.
Noordand Via Antwerp detiers must oe u''e'''" '''
'TTUiiTRSDAY-M - m. for the Neth h,Ianas 81. h
root nor 5 Ncendam. Via Rotterdam inS' ~, oe
di~Crtd 'per NecndaW) az D. ". LOT DeI ~
Orinoco; at D. ~. for Nassau y r. s,u fi,ns
Cubs ,.r r. > CicnfUcCost az 80 j. ~, 10, 80,
Ina aod Tiayt pcr Alvo tctters for saNana ETC.
sor portau. prince and Jacmcl, also SAVANNA Wa wa
Erarao uer : Prns Maurt- leu Iof oussr n,,is
ki ~o-ts and for Curacao. Venezuela lrnlaa. D.
ad r,t,h Guiana must be directed per Prns Maurl,
49, : '2o n m Tor Newfoundland per steamer rom nas.
1,y. ~ 20 D. M fer St. Pierre NQuelon per s'e"''
'r'9g 'T9gibRY~At u M for Porto Rico direct per $ s.
Magnolia. . ,.oo = IN tor France Switzerland.
It,iv Snain ,pd Portugal per - = La , 70 Al
IL ~, letters for other European countries
,td snNr la Chamuagnc) az l. 80 D. m. tos INST IA
dt,Sc. fsr Furnc,sia. Via Ga,go" l.t's1s rnrons
directcd ..per Furncssa'0 az IL 80 p ~ ,s Cuba pc3
nor Ftruria Via Queenstown az " p,.. ~. nust he a
P"s CIV q, Atlanta Via Havana uet'ers ""'' V0
FecNn ~. bc Hawaiian Islands per s. :, 81 ~ Mniis
S,r Tranciscol close Deeenb,r ,or San Francis
Co. ,,ra srd Iopan per s. heis' Mali for Australia,
M Ia" bere January - at ~ IT, Isiands nor =
20 Cz,,,nd Hawaiian Fiji and sanyn al Isnnary "a AZ
Alameda from san ~ sfI az Ncw.york o. ,iala wsh
p M tO on ,nstfaal. Mails fo we her
Britsh mails ios P.netl from san
Der snip N =, ~ m Mails i0t tuua ~ ~ -" NJ aias,,
January 20. az ~ steamer Via Key West fla' close
AZ mis- Office dsb - closing Trans Pacific mails - ar
The nresumDtOn Of their nnlnt'rtut'tu anu
ranged on tne trancsco Mails from the fa.t arriving on
transit 20 the day OF SAILING o steamer, Ao
tine ~ ss tbence the day Registered mall closes
ulrn~ % ~ m. preNlou, G1, 4, ~ corr pos,uas.er
x,..,onlca ew-YOrk y. Y. Dec. -, Ic1'.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

yellow fever in Jacksonville, Fla" THIS staIemens, Emu -
absolutely false Mrs. Lebenan is perfectly wei )
her daughter IS sick with quartan fever Dr. coi2 %
bus Drew tr. Miss LiebeDans physician, says lne
report is false Miss Liebenan has quartan lever
contracted before leaving her home In New or s'a o
and was sick when she arrived here sic mas ~
fever AT ali tonight and is improving" Dr. X I.
Daniel president Of tho State Board Of Healtn, n'
seen Miss Lebenan and confirms DR.. Drews slaieien'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

Esner and Henry L. Mese, each 800 samuei D.
Luckings s75 Simon Baut $50 Antonio Alamo Thomas
Kennedy and Arnold Krakauer each s25 David Thompson
Son 80; Michael Ticrney, Jacob Abraham ana "hliah
James Kelly each IS; s Pepper, sS total for the day
81 o7s previously scribcd 4o9 aggregate TO
date, s.. .2G0577.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
reIialous No ICES

cHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST 5,have,
hcxr t5thst Tuesday. New Years I've II j. H' N1"h
Xigbt service. Adore. by the Rector
cuVrcu or THE INCARNATIoN, Madsoa-aNe. aud
q,th.ss nay. ARTHUR BROOKS. Kectnf-Nev Years
Eve service at III D. H. os''"E'is 'o'u'''' '''''"
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
,usrpcU corner OF GGth-st., Rev. DR.. ENSIGN Me-
CiiEsxFY Pastor.-Wateh Night service on tuesday.
December 81 AZ II y. m. All are cordially invited
UNION WATCH NIGHT SERVICE In 1t. James
Il TUESDAY evening 80 o'clock participated II hy the
Harlem Presbyterian, Church OF the Pnritans Memorial
ap.s pilgrim Congregational, fist ReiOfmeda and ST.
Andrews Protestant Episcopal. All CO daily invita-
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
rn rrILnm rErER Isl JAcKSoYvILLE.

Jacksonville. Dec. 30 C>pecaD.-A New-York news
paper ON sunday published a dispatch from Rondout.
v stating that the wife and daughter of the Rev.
A. f. Ilebenan, Of Rondout. are critically Ill with
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
n1-NKARn COLLEGE EI-RNED.

Harrsonburg, Va. Dec. 3o.-Dunkard College, at
prdrewater. this county, was burned to-day. There
are now only two colleges In the United states be-
longing tO this denomination at MI. MOrrlsi Ill.,
and one at Huntingdon, fchn
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
FRANCIS COPE.

salt Lake Utah, Dec. 3O.-Francis Cope. general
freight and passenger agent Of the Union Pacific Rail
road at this place died at II O'Clock last night at his
home here Heart trouble and Ovcrwork were the
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
F1RsT pRopucTIoY oF acAprA1N FRAcAssA.9

Chicago, Dec 3O.-The McCaun Opera Company
tonight the first production in America of Rudolf
Dellinger's opera, Captain Fracassa,7 at the
Chicago Opera House. The production received
with applause, and the performers We're called before
the curtain. Miss Marion Manoa the Princess
Colgny and Eugene Oudin ObertO were well re
ceived. De Wolf Hopper, as Captain FracaSSa. was
the of the evening. jefferson De Angels and
Miss Annie Myers PLAYED their parts acceptably.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

The 10 o'clock Shore Line Boston Express, long
fayore with the travelling public has the fore
again time has been shortened pcrfcete
pains spared To render 10 and
reliable every respect The dining on this Is
charge OF commlssary and full corps OF fur
nshtd nv the Pullman
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
SATURDAY. AND SUNDAY COLLECTION.

OVER $4,000 RECEIVED FOR THE HOSPITALS BY
THE TREASURER.
The following amounts reported yesterday by
Charles Lanier the general treasurer, No II Nassau
ST., received account Of the Hospital saturday
and sunday COecton
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

D-;IHh ATTENDS HER SISTERS FUNERAL
NJ 1a''d' y' NE, bee 30 (special-Mrs Blaine and
&C., ~afgSfe' Blaine left here for Washington at II
Mss Srh 'nis eVehmg They attended the funeral OF
e" - ''dhSON Mr.. Blaincs sister, today.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
wop,os r.JR FryD SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The subscriptions 10 the Worlds Far i"hd re
eeyed on blanks at the headquarters yesterday "Src
as follows: .,,-,, ,,.,,.
over,n 4 Barker $3.50; Han & walbridge' Fritz
Wendell John Kerr, Jacob Gcbhsrd, ID. H. O. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

Attircd la a IIodgman Macintosh an outer gar
mcnt, lady gentleman always be sure Ol pfoeets
stormy day evening Every style may De haa "a
g. Hodgman Rubber Company, broadway cor "iaha''''
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
LIeb,s Compnny's Extract Of Meat

Dyspepsia In i,s worst forms VIII yiss T.,.sps 40 ' T
Of Carters Little Nerve Pills, aiueu py N"''' A'
Liver pills pose one OF eaA after eauDg'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
M4RRTED.

Tho Cambridge, sthsve ana asdss. 4. nas.s
model home, with all hotel conyeniehee@ S"''
passed. Lorenr Reich. proprietor
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
A boon for which nations should feel sr

u,ultou sparkling ring water, ana
eathfl delicious beNeiafe eiaI about IL
i'd, digestion because there 10 ""'""s "'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

-,r.r copxrrr.t the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church Monday December 80 az waStsodist
the Rev E s. Tlpple pa stof Of 81 i,Ikc ~. fohr
EpscoDal Church Margaret. daughter of tne Ia'o '
~ Coyne to Charles Gould Treat. u. D. Amy
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
DIED.

Notices Of marriage must be indorsed VIVA iu"
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
GpetiaI \ otltes.
Cases of Weak stomach, Ind gestio

,n.,. ro,,oyoa nv carter,s Little Liver Pills