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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
BEGINNING TIE vow xoLrKE CELEBRATION.

There WAS . brilliant gathering Of wel-known Germans
nj the Amberp Theatre night 70 celebrate the ninueth
anniversary OF General Won Aotkes birth The house
was crowded the doors and many were turned away
An extr programme had prepared for the occasion
The tsstvtties began ut o'clock when the curtain was
rolled up on Frederick Dshn taaus depicting scenes In
the xre~t Generals career the fed. Appropriate music
was also played. The festivities will be continued 10
night at the Metropolitan Opera House. when the pro-
oramme will lie Of greoter importance.
The German Warriors Society viii attend In fuli forse
so.aishts festival in the Metropolitan Opera House
They forwarded on Saturday night the following cable
d,snatch to their former chief Of general staff GesrS
v,aa Marshal Count Won Motke Berlin. The comrades
Of the Deutscher Kreger Bund NewYork send 70 tner
most usous comrade best wishes for his welfare q hs
ninetleth Birthday
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VOTES OF TIE STAGE.

The last performance Of New Lamps for Old viii
Be gwen at Days Theatre this evening, and the new
comedy The Last Word will be produced tomorrow
night.
Maurice Barrymore's new play, written for him by
Augustus Thomas and called Reckless Temple VIII
be seen for the first time the Standard Theatre this
evening
Mis- Minnie Palmer introduced shadow dance in
@susette' AZ Herrmanns Theatre on Saturday night.
Thore was some disagreement about usng the dance.
but It had to b repeated twice. and so was decided
10 be a desirable acquisition.
Mr. and Mrs. KendA viii play "All For Her at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre ON Thursday evening Of next
week. @The Squire will be given at all the regular
performances till then.
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~orrs OF THE CANVASS.

Al. meeting Of the North River Stone Handlers Cnnn
Yesterday resolutions were passed ndorsng james to"e
for Assembly In the XIIIh District ana WILLIAM "aae
for Alderman IN the same district
The pr,ck U,ndlers Union held meeting N Union
Hall ST. and Nnthavc. yestardhy ana ai"f
indorsing John w. GOd as the candidate Tor DS1N~
Attorney passed resolutions eondennins the NOMINATION "
rammany Hall OF John j. Gornah Tor Sherin
At the regular meeting Of the Central Labor Fedora
.on In their ouartera No S8j Bowery. YESTERDAY
resolutions were passed announcing Police Jusuce u'r
man. tho Tsnmany candidate for Sheriff.
At nesting Of District Assembly No. 30 OF the kmgh1S
Of Labor nj No 9S Forsyth-st Edward J. Dunphy'
Democratic candidate Congress in tho With District
Vas condemned and workingmen were advised not
to vote for him.
At the nesting Of Central Labor Union In Clarendon
Hall yesterday the following candidates OF the Central La
Dor Legslseive party indorsed: Cornelius r j.
Doody XxIIId Assembly District; James j. Hamilton
xyIIIth Assembly District; J. Hawkins Ixth Assembly
District and John Ella lid Assembly District hesola
oonAanans nomnatioa Of Police Justice Jonn -
German were peased
Brownstons Rubbers No. met st Elite Hall, No. iss
East Fifty yesterday, and passed the foowins
resodeoa: Resolved That eondemn the present Tam
many sdniatraton a our city and county, because OF IL
psSty nseereaes win rights Of our ct1ens ana she
utter indnsrsee displays 70 the needs Of our working
people, Tie setusi isbsrefs De depAftmen have been
plasSA q sAsrs time n ~ tos Of Increased sppsspra-
usns wAieA AAvs ben spsat 70 sapps" hasos m
speesass elsss psnssassrs saa Other useless soeias
Dasvas ~ s say wAy 10 remedy these sxssns svfs
n b sAaass 10 aAnAisossasa II sfsirs 70 heartily In
asrss the ptssss, psnep,os and candidates the 10
p,s's Au>isipsi Lsaeus saA vii DO Ill n eur povu -
assure ~ ssseess."
xsnssrs Il Ne uaissG Pssns Msksss' uaiss net ia
ssses n sssyvesshs Han vssssdsv and ss sssasases
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VISITING HIS SON EMMoNs-Nor no MAKE
SPEECH IN ILLINOIS. u

SPEECH IN ILLINOIS. u
Chicsco, Oct. es-secretary Blaine is the guest Of
his son at the attcr's home IN this city. 1t was .
truly democratic reception which greeted him u the
Union Depot at O'Clock this morning on his arrival
There were bands Of music, no columns OF march
ing thousands, great political leaders and no mag
pifeent display Of any sort he allghtcd from his
special car which attached to the rear Of the second
section of the PennyivAnis train. When the train sr
rived It ton minutes after O'Clock, the
schedule time. The party consisted OF secretary
Blaine, Mrs. Blaine, Miss Harriet Blaine ana william
Walter Phelps, Minister to Germany. Emmons Blaine
the only person 1t the station 10 meet MS nther
except three reporters. IT nearly train time when
hs drove up with the family carriage. He hurried
down the stairway leading 10 the staoumasters once
and made some inquiries. learning that the party would
arrive In the second section. He appeared sonewhAa
impatient and kept looking down the tracks anxiousy
for the train. When it came he hurredy rusnco INTO
the private coach before 1t came TO standsan. he
met his father first, 4. whose hand he
grasped warmly. and tl,en left him for mo-
mcnt to kiss his mother and sister who were
engaged In putting their wrsps. MI Blaine snook
bands with reporter cordially but In response TO tho
first question he smiled and said
you must excuse me from talking. don't want
TO say Q word
The party then walked hurriediy up the station
steps and to the carriage Mr.. Blaine walking with
Both Mrs. Blame and Miss Harriet -. were
the dead son ana brother from the depot the party
drove at once to Emmons Blsnes house In Rush,st
Ii was raining hard ut the time and no one OF the few
people who saw the carriage dash through tho streets
had the least idea that it contained MI blaine En-
my wife and myself, for little rest. and there is
no programme He is here as private citizen, visit
Ing member Of his family. ana VIII remain unsn Tues
day All that has been said In the papers about MS
coming to see my baby chrisened Is nero Rubbish All
the trith there is in that Is that have baby. but
it is not going to be named at this time. Both my
father and mother too tired to attend church
II was added that no political speech would be made
by the secretary during his three days stay In Chicago
but that on Wednesday, OH MS way East, ne VIII al
dress tho people of South Bend, Ind.
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slapx q j. SeSr4 BAKER; formerly his hs'
n s :s s s' tSs.sy f's &:
Interment at Greenwood Amity.
on Sturdy 9ssoSsi 1870 Miss RfOeeca Bradford
~ &c W:
October 20. at II o'clock a. m.
BULLARD-At Bridsepors Conn. on October IS. Oliver
FSne-a services It 30 D. m Tuesday 1914 PARK Pscs.
TAIN leave. Grand Central Station at IL noon.
BELOVED s SausheI Of and Sophie L
GREGoRY-suddenIy.. on SATURDAY, October %. 1870.
% NJ R ay ssfd !, ~ attend ss.f tn. une, o.
TUESDAY. October % &C D. m from his sse residence
7, is kindly requested that no flowers DO sent
Troy par rs please copy.
.sn Of %. saas %ffi , n Of %
v hall Of ss Will be held At hi. late residence -
charssst;; Monday Hs"s,, x evening at O'Clock
MISUNDERSTANDING on Sunday. October %. Eliza
widow Of the late Henry Harrison. ,,,
ON Retss .ss' e 9 hss '0' We"
HEATH-saturday. October Is. after brief hlnsss'
esnHss and Hfrsa ad. N s ss Sssd
:%sas j; sna s x one Ta:sd
Friends will please not send flowers
a. ssd Susan Sss ss sss
Tu:ts s g. s'
HINCKS-SuddenIy ss Del Coronado Hotel, Coronsds
Beach Calf RIA. Mary L. H. Hineks, wife OF William y.
Hnck, bridgeport Conn in the 4sth year Of her sse'
INGALLs-on Sunday october 20, william ingalls,. N
tn. S0th VI his age.
Funeral private
lntorment at Providence. =. l.
Boston and Providence papers please COW
SOBLE-On Saturday, October 25, 1880. or spopeU:
Butler e.. Noble, aged IS years =. 49,.
Fn raj services at his late residence NO. III foss-S&s
Brooklyn, Monday, 9th inst. at p. m.
Interment at Westfeld, v. Y.
TRUMAy-on Friday o, tober 81. 1890. Caroline waite:
wife OF S. J. wsace Truman. and daughter OF NE hH
Captain Isaac Waite ..,,
ave. CORNER 35th-st Monda October 2T. a. IL ociock
wILLIAMSAt her late residence No e51 West 2Sd 81:
Julia NJ Bingham formerly of watertown. n. T., Wis
of Arthur D. Williams.
Interment at Water:own. v. Y.
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Postomce Notice.
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DEDICATIyG 4 CHAPEL.

The services attending tie dedication Of the new
chapel Of the Calvary Presbyterian Church were held
yesterday at the chapel In uehundred and sixteenth
a.. between LenOA and FIFTH ayes. The special
feature of the morning scrvre was the historical SER
mon preached BY the pastor. the Rev. DR.. James
Chambers special services were held in the after
noon I'm connection with thu Sunday SCHOOL at which
John Patton and the Rev. u: c. A. stoddard delivered
addresses The feature Of he evening WAS the aeal-
eatory sermon by the Rev II. John Hail. Tie dedlca
uor exercises viii be tnshci to night in the chapel
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TRANSPORTING MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

Madison SQUIRE Gardea 10 anderRosos . great change
~ week. s0e sf the worknn are eesaly snsAed re-
Asvsas The foeins md arranging the cndes pssh eoa
v0y yssls @aiehAawsy fse ~ great stesfe meeting
bsswssa he Aferd Hanrters n Manchester. England.
Ne crack sthises a the Manhattan Athletic Ous ana
nsabess sf ecs, clubs The srcns used for con.
sss b hstAssssssy changed END every psepassaoa 10
ING nle ksseonmo1sse q the bageess ssshRinss
psDe soas Witnessed N indoor ssaisese ssssnS
Aas ag. TAs aekses IT, - nsssasG - being Nkea
y spt1iy. "a Il y sssssssl No. thsss v10 - sssf
80 Hsasss wensa psssgak ~ vita I'll ~ esss
- vtAs - beS ssss10spl nssie ed as eese
nieeS ~ he wssN en- Des1nes, Asss esa - LITTLE
e.bs q n betag aas sanis TAs evsniass satsrsan-
1t wi - nanass4 b. ~ nAse sxpsrssssa sad ~
sA,a - IL fAans & ~ Manhstenn Aihlseas cash.
nnDienS1ub & - UsiseA DesAas. win ~ hese q
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Az EXHIBITION BY THE CAMERA CLUB.

At the exhibition OF pictures made by different photo
mechanical processes, to be given next month by the
New.York Camera Club at it, rooms. No 314 ffth-ave
the following prominent viii be represented, they
having prepared special exhibits for IT. The Abcrtype
Company bartholomew Peckham, Boussed, Vailedon
Co.. E. Bierstad II. c. Brown. J. NJ Chapman j. Dewhg
pnhlication COMPANY Gill Photo Engraving and Photo
Eloctrovpe Company +. Gutckunst, International Art
Publishing Company, william Kurtz. Moss Engraving
Company, New-York Electro-Light Engraving Company
New.York Engraving Company New'forx Engraving ond
printing Compspy New. PhotoElectotype Company
Sew.york otoGravure Company The exhibition Will
open November 8, and will continue for two weeks
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.oLD LONDON STREET 10 BDC0xE rhhAi"h

Theatical circles will be Interested In the m'e,'
amusement deal, now pending. between MISS n"@.
Putnam, now playing in Old CURIOSITY SAI ,1,,,o1,
pr,ctor's Brooklyn Theatre. and exIudse fll'o",
through his agent Colonel Dodge. for hf'esn years
,,..e a The . Old London Street building Nos '@e
and 80 Broadway. Al New-iorksrs are moN OF
hes, acquainted With this building, which was ce
,.d alter tho ousintest of quaint old London arch
tecture. and is therefore admirably suited 10 Miss
ptpam,s design. which is to transform 1t into cosey
little Theatre. with the appropriate 'lne ot ,''e
Old Curiosity Shop or 1.-The Home OF Little Nell
The building Is 100 feet wide and lso feet deep and
high snoush to make pretty little theatre without
altering the general syh Of architecture or making
.ny changes IN the external work Although the
arranrements have not been fuuy cohsummaueo,
5000 q year has been agreed upon Ior rent Anu
the friends of Miss Putnam and her managers seem
confident that the venture will prove success Miss
Putnam will have her own company In the thearc
and nothing unforeseen occurs to mar her present
proiect she will establish old curiosity shop In
the middle OF London Streets by the beginning Of
n.yt september and make attempt to establish
herself permanently IN Tew-lorS and md home
(sr Little Nell In busy Broadway
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rR4ySATLAyTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among who arrived in the French steamer
I Bretapne yesterday the Abbots AlFueperre and
Aroma the Countess de Bencour the Count de Desbaeh
Iu.n de Pedro Stan de Ven r. de Ybarrod Sercat
Thompson and J. P. Riva. On the Cunard steamer
Saryia wer. Waite. J. Brooks Rev. D. n. w. IHine
Henry A. Paxton Captain George Robson, c. W. Wilmot
and Edward Hollings
Among the passengers the steamship AriIona from
Liverpool. which also arrived yesterday were Edwad
willard Sir ROderick Cameron Captain T.. Baldwin.
captain Brewer Colonel A. B. Crane the Rev. Richard
Phean Bishop Of Allegheny Penn DR.. Nolan and W. ].
John ston.
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WEDDINGS

ST. Georges Church in Schenectady was the scene
Of a pretty wedding saturday morning, when Miss
Annie Louise Nande B0gert was married to Hermann
F. T. Erben, son of Commodore Henry Erben, Of the
Navy. The Rev. J. Philip b. PendetOn ohcated
and was assisted by the Rev. Sheldon W. Griswold.
William Al. Lawrence and Miss Edith Wsea were
married Thursday night at the home of the brides
parents, No. 143 PahSade-ave.. Yonkers The Rev
Charles Z. Allison performed the ceremony, in the
presence Of large gathering of friends. Joseph Law
renee. Of DObbs Ferry, WAS (,rOcmSman and MISS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

rxe,rsH ACTOR 10 APPEAR IN THE MD
pIEMtx.'


q Snu.:1. Tie Easash scsor' wnom A. a.
~ lro.sAs 70 sAis suuntry ana whose m"f.e
s...s. n Loo1on The lssSr has advertised In sh'
-. :. -. ,..t M month";. arrived yesterdN evening
:" a.. AtsouA q tAs Gukn Line. Mr.. winM
s..s,nr N sypearsnce- ~ b tai, slight ana siscs-
-, ~. veii ana has Pleasing smile which Is evt
~...,v roe forced. The ahsence Of marked Enshsn
..s.nt .ud his ease Of manner would AIow MN ="
- !. an American He Is accompanied BY Miss Bessie
...n ~ho win not, however appear In the play. "The
ss,ss,.n.n.s which hes saned fAme for Mr. wiiisfa'
-. u.tton takes o leading role in "Ju6ah,' wmch
-, .,,,,,v Tn first plAy9 His other compan'on Is
s".n u.s.on. father Of Hiss Hatton.
VI w1llards play was Frat produced Mt the shanes
-, Theatre about ycas ego, and proved oec'aeN
$3.50 IN that house. TIE play deals with the isoo
..on,rm. the hafo. Mr. viilard's roie being sen
80. msp who has risen. by means OF his invenos"
sn ns lowiy position NJ potter to tnas u t,e
gv n.neddlen,an- At the first representation 49,
..Sssnce vss almost entirely composed OF pC sem
scs stoke on! Trent and Its vicinity. among hs,
~ willard had spent several weeks studSihs ' se,
h.,,ctcrstics and habits. They were mvteo 70 SO
sne NAV and their Unqualified approval NJ Mi,,ard
snsidered the best proof q his success. Mr. ,onths
sweets TO stay In this csuntry about nr1 .,a on
IN nrst appearance will 10 at Pslmer' i"es~0 "
november 10.
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wRrCxxD n A srnsr1ys rtY.wngEL

Lynn, Moss, Oct c6-The Lynn 0ss and Eiertf1e
Company suffered sestoss Ioss q .. to-day, -
their electrc-nst power station In FieaAa0ts&. By
The exploding Of tAe larss Aywhssi twenty NJ -
diameter On tho 500 Aosse1owsr Coeilss engine. $50
for running tho &C lights ior setsst Aghtins TFOo
some unknown cause IRE ssFte1 among the wires n
ths wtre-tower. burning out tie dynamo eonneoAoas
and throwing IN immense loaA upon the engine. The
governor ed 10 control the speed OF The sngine an6
the nywheel, on which was thirty fourinch befS
revolving as IN alarming speed and finally burst Ope
section went through corner u the front end 81 tae
building, tearing out large hole In sns onos 50
wA and also IN the root IL struck the wooden bulls
ing adjoining occ.pted By G. o. Marshall q woes
tarnaas end g!snlns n ts.nF SSs sssS Ss g a.
through TIE opposite oornr, making onotcr big DOE
The brick wall and rodR md wrcckng the powE ssrAo1
ONCE. Fortunately no one VS. injured. Ine hnSs
Corfias engine vsS considerably dsmAesd. ana ne =
terror Of tn front end u Tho station presented -.
morslissd appearance beams and brick being plie9
n confuion. Dynamos are running - usual ec-menk
end the entire system Of lights sOueho0t ts CIV
vas lighted before O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

At the Seventh Presbyterian Church last evening
he Ssth Anniversary Of the Rey. John T. WINS pes
tnraAs vs. celebrated. Addresses were made By the
Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke, the Rev. Dr. George Ask
snAsr snA Dr.. Truman Nichols. Z. p. Shepard pre
sadsa, and made IN address, In the course of which
h ~ that - would assume mortgage OF QoJ00o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

GANG LEADg1 DIES FROM HIS WOUNDS
William w,,son. ,,ias ~Yank' the leader OF the
'viIage Gang dis yesterday at Bellevue HOSPITAL
Rom injuries received in q fight in the hquorstore
II John Busscln. NJ. 500 First-ave., two weeks NO
wilson was drunk. md attacked George AcAuiey' .ne
bartender. Busger tried TO stop the hgh' ana WI
son assaulted him. Ruggen drew revolver ,, anu
shot Wilson IN the neck. Wilson was an exconvic1
having served for Ne years for stabbtng George BED
lord In q fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
WELCOMING RE ITALIAN C0ysCL GENERAL

G. p Riva, the Consulen Of Italy in this CITY
arrived here yesterday on the French steamer La
BreAsgne. He ws met at Quarantine by signors
CAntni. Ohlni hrsott and other representatives OF
Ae Italian colony In this city On Friday the Consul
SsosNl VIII HAYES public reception in Tammany Hail
1esade those who went down the revenue cutter 10
velooGns the retan Of the Consul there was party
people on Q nx from brooklyn with q band OF music
Al the Italian sceues OF this city and Brooklyn were
spresented In 10 parties Of welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
rur REV AUGUSTUS WEBSTER.

u.,s,uore Oct 70 fspccall-The Rev. Augustus Web
M. o,Ssss Ms<hodss Protestant minister In Maryland
ded a. his home here to-day u the sss Of sshtyfour
years. 70. ortyssven years he hsa essn connected win
vs.,, A. nassor emeritus. He vss he acknswiedge1
$500 a M. church oresasaon In hls part Il tAs
nv Ne served several ssfna - pressdens Il NE ooa'
AssasA ~. wsbsss wss . ssisesasa ssoonv y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
fHEY ELOPED WIN THERE WAS NO NEED or III.

Frank II. Taylor Of No. 70 Cariton-st East orange
g. j. and Mrs. Mary Smith of Commerce-st., oranee
bon we'll known in Orange society, came to New YORK
% saturday Afternoon ost~nsibly TO attend h'auhee
q IL Fourteenth Street Theatre and failed 10 return
telegram announced that they had been marneI sna
vee 90 the way to Phlsdclphia ON brIel weao m
~ The elopement cannot be understood slhce INC
lpie on both sides Asd no objection TO the marriage.
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OBITUARY..
sAmyEL LEROY JACKSON

BOSTON. Oct. 20 (speciap.-First Lieutenant Samuel
sr,v Jackson. United States Marine Corps died ct the
Naval Hospital at Chelsea this evening he Was
thtrty.two years old. He was native OF New iorh
,ss. he was ordered there with marines to
mote. American interests and remained there for
about two months. He WIS attached 70 Lnis n sauon
sosi Jarh.on United States Navy. retied, who
Hves in BOston, and . brother OF Lieutenant Borte
Isrkson United states Army professor OF mafiae-
,.sticS A West Point.