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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

The second concert Of the symphony society ""''"
will take place , evening, viii Introduce TWO noNoi
tics 70 our public. The first and the one h'">'
worthy Of admiration. is pianofortc concert" ~
Ytcinrd Burmci~tes. If I;altmole the sccoHu - d"
symphony in + by Dvorak. In view Of the Iol''"oN'
NJ the bohemian composers artistic stature " may
seem something like heresy to say that there j. many
times the valuc Of his symphony in Mr. Burme'N'ei
concerto but that is the strong impression "i"' ~
Yesterdays public rehearsal. The concerto was
warmly commended in this journal Wheh III INC
summer Of le7s it played at one OF Hir' 0ci''
brighton Beach concerts and now it need Only DC
recorded that the favorable impression made then was
confirmed and strengthened. II Is l"NcN
work beautiful in thOuCht, mastery IN eAec'-
ZION. homogeneous, direct. with nice adjustment
n means and ends. and unaffected devotion 10 a
high ideal that places it far beyond many Sru'uhs
and prctentlous works which parade more eminent
names Mr.. Burmci,tcr PLAYED the solo part o. MS
v.ork and though il coldy received at hr't had
the satisfaction Of compelling warm tribute 81
applause
The symphony Of DvoIak will not remain Oh onr
concert isis II has been neglected hitherto we should
say because il deserved 10 he neglected. IIere Is
nothing I'm il 70 rcal me DYOrah OF TO-DAY e'hcr III
thoucht or treatment. Tho great colcrlSt Is nor al
su d,ceruibe and while IL j. direct ana iuciu ~
ifoas arc neither strkiaCly original nor beau ma X
Vii never be missed after todGht. Inc othcr nun,
beIs Of the programme are Gddes Io'cN vs. ,tau
overture. ard the overture, air ana eaNouc Hou
Bach's suite in u.
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csoyDs .tr THE TEACHERS BAzAAR.

TIE crowd Of Ni.itol, al thc fair Of IN" Teachers
Ju.ai BENEFIT Association, In the Lemon I-5r"Hn' was
,rcioinis,,d lat Ihr Interest Ia t' H1"i"'
e,hit, and the acnl.don 81 the "orh 4" ur pupils seem
10 .,cr..,. d, The evening. 20 o.. 80 man j. h"pA
,t.~ the sicc.,, az the falg "an Snl"hi hi.ht I1-"H
WHO il ap,n!, 20 A3tr many ctH'Ha q possible pos
Indictment ipon the d. pry 81 the L'ce1m. la company
win p,,.,G.rt Hunt Of tho EOud - Education. Com
n,ioners . Ilon T3r-on and Hot Doe j. To BE- "nnq Il"
bal. mes, most cyely evening. II. > IiHrr edl'i "i
school, has decided t. publish daily '"u'" d M'
paper Daring ,.c continuation q. the ia 1T cont'lnN
conpote history Of she ralaf ana is hid with items Z"
inteicst 20 teachers aId Visitors.
One 4 the attractive i,a,Ic, az "a, LYctum Is ue Jana
q The ,oy, Of tine Hebrew orphan Asylum Zach cNcr'
iuc uoir music draws forth rounds Of applause Ih'
te.fo.nels are not more ta9n ten yedl' "u MUSIC j.
also nishcd b. the nov, Royal Hungarian orchestra un1
Tie leadership of May N1nry Inc O''Dl' III u"
rot.nds representing the twenty.four wards are shipped
almost every evening beautiful holiday presents
With which they abound. The exhibit IN the "'hH1!
training department Of tic j. astonishing ~ con"
tans the than 10000 pupils Inc hhlsHeu
work Of the OF all grade showing The results oil
Tie education eye Jnd the hand Is Al excellent
argument for the and enlargement OF te
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A PRIVATE VIEW Of " SrROBEIKA

There was a private exhibition at Hermann S
Theatre yesterday 81 the new illusion : robcka."
which VIII be presented 10 the public there on Mon
day night Mr.. Hermann asked his guests to come
on the STAGE and examine an iron frame. which con
sisted of four posts. eight feet high. joined
Al the top by bars. Within thie frame Wa plank
large enough for Il u lie upon comfortably. hung
lv chauS t. the posts. vi this was Thoroughly I'd
spected and anybody who chose was allowed 10 walk
around it, and crawl under il, and - a. ar a. j."
pleased toward climbing over H. Then man sap
posed 70 be a Russian prisoner or something 81 that
sort was placed on the plank ard secured TO It by fonr
iron bands one about the neck. one over each wis
and one over the ankles These bands were fastened
10 the plank az one end by staple and at The oucf
bv padlocks Of which the guest kept the Keys ""e
,verytbuC WAS ready curtain VA, drawn across ti'e
front 0. the frame. hanging low enough 10 moe 'He
plank and the man on IT,, lat not 'w enough u hn'
The wall behind. Watchc, were taken ont. ana al uir
end Of inst "a minute TIE sometime Russian prisoner
was seen coming down the aisle tom ne D"h %, 70
tfcatr. win, tie drawing OF the curtain c4~'F
Mime Hermann fastened a. IN" p"hh lu,l ~, u,'
man had hc,n NJ.0dv could SEQ hoW II Wa 0'ie
but everybody SAID II Was q 'lc'ef trI' -, -, '
regular pert ormauce q committee ron ne auu'rn,'
viii make all tie IN p.crion> that Nj He'r"l"'i''
guests made ye-tercat afternoon
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Augustus Ptou has engaged Miss Minnie seliGman
as the leading lady Nelson Wheacroft As III" lead
Ing man of the stock company which he IS organizing
fOr next season
Miss Marie Wainwright rests this week, and will
devote herself the completion of the preparations
for the production of Amy Rol~art' at Ialmcr'@
Theatre on september :. 1901. Contracts have bean
made with Richard Nar~tou for the chief scenes. Ar
yeNt week Miss Wainwright Goes ON long t"ur NpujI
and West and will not again Ice mere TIL the end oil
the season.
\ comedy company u 10 organized by Charles
Frohman has been engaged 10 appear at llcrrmann'N
Theatre in February.
There are thirteen scenes. thrrc acts and harle-
ouinadc in IN" pantommo buTlc-que The Babes In
the Wood" which Henry !. L. IL" Of tho London Lyric
Theatre will pat on al Niho'~ Garden FIR IN" holidays
The piece i now al the Auditorium tNra=o. Ii mad
two seasons at the Drury Lane Theatre. London.
Miss Lizzie Devious DAILY. who i, playing with
Mr. Marks International Vaudeville Company, viii
begin a starring tour next spring.
Edward Harrran'S theatre in Thiryffih->t is
nearly ready and VIII le opened the latter part Of This
month will new play by Mr.. iIarrTcan. John Wild
and Miss Jennie edndns Will be members OF his com
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OBITTAR Y.
HENRY l.. BRITAIN.


Henry L. Britain, Of the oldest. best known
and most influential residents 81 the northwestern
part of Georgia died at his home in Athens IN Ui'
stale Yesterday a. thc ~" O., ninety iwo Nr. lrh'"h
enjoyed the respect and admiration Of all who Knew
him. and the number very large. He po~Sc,>'u
all the excellent and noble qualities Of the best type
Of southern gentlemen, ard his reputation was W'''-
spread. lie extended graceful and generous nos
pitaty at his home in Athens. Mr. Britain hld 4
remarkable constitution. and until he Wa pr0Htra'cn
icw months ago Dr. tic Iluc>> %hCl hI' now proved
fatal he was man OF remarkable vicOr both of NINA
and body. Few Of ninety could b" found IN any
part Of the country who could approach him III
activity, energy, kcenc~s and alcrncSS when he han
reached the great OF four and ten. lie was
a marvel both mentally and physically at that age.
Mr. Britain had been vdowcr for mauy years
Two Of his children livinE-Wam +. Britain. OF
This city, who j. widely known in the wholesale dry
goods trade, having been associated for many years
with the firm II Durham, Buckley ~ Co.-aud an IN.
married daughter who la> been her fathers devoted
nnr-c during his Illness William +. BRITAIN went
south several weeks ago. when his fathers condition
became Alarming and also watched over him with
unrcmltting care.
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srareglias efforts al musical differentiation OF the
charac1rrs have been successful only IN the case
of Rolf. and there a. have already htm.ted
Tho dramatic dclineation is more pleasing thah
truthfDl TO sum up: he has written Il score Wor'hF
Of much respect free from pla"qe' e Wc,rc -,
orchestral color, ana a!i>tOcrdilr " tone hcI".,i
!. and tie hook Ia which II Is welded there !, ire
mcndous gulf, bridccd ONLY by National trait. ,...
Mr. Scdvs sympathetic interest IN the music VIZ
Nv me. en- and aiicCtiOnatc care with
which he conducted the work the performance Went
viii excellent spirit and the Stage pictures were APP
,rcnriafcly rich and handsome. The performers, WHO
Shared equally III the h9nots were FRAU Sch cGrcas
ninncl IirGor, Thcdor Rcichmann CN0>), EmlI
Fischer H;oln and Bruno Iurecn>tem Conrad lhci0
was q fine audience, Dut niue ehihusia'm'
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,,ho.d Doe I'D daily b, al Interested caanses NAV
+. " for i,t 20 ,ouutr-, uead uot be- si.,'v a..
,rro o- az .',u - particular steamer. cps whom
is u,-i.,d ~,a dub. t.t, co. hdi A1us anu CVLIneFciL
.o.uu t- l'ir n' lI} d1G' >e.i lag ee"S bS NO
To,ern MAJ, 10. tAe week ending .ccuber 10 Will
eo," TggQ "a ~ 81 a. a' iof i' &. f . :, Aura.
uia VIA queenstown ttter ior Great bl~ilh dhd ouer
European colatr.,- mu-. or 1GGs-',d pr Adtana a;
g.ru t.ri7 lr,iaAd DDst br directed pv L1.s' u
A. H. Tor inc Meth gand. Greet pr p Cucaa Ma HOT
tr.Aai 4i''t - nu-. u. Cfi,t pf pb-' a = L. ~.
~,o,ald direct. .iOrt VIA trisso" uets,ts
must b.. directed PEI AncAo.ltD, At 10 L. r supple
n-ntN 10 80 a. @ to p cox a.d 81 thon',c la 81
l,t:,t- 10 -liudaI and lo'1'o must De d,-f' - ,-
l'6cYi at II a. m. Tor conaivs, per A., s. az ar;
Yu ittn per City OF Washington te1tgs IoF NuOA.
amp.o and iaAPH orc a. GA. ', -, q! b 1e
Il ! y. Trinidad and IctaSo. per = = Aps, a,
[slWlen en;aty 80 p mo- foF NASSAU ~ /" i's
SrNDHY-At3p n. Tor Costa Rica Via Liroa' per $ $.
.Il-plHia. from y" C1ra.l> c,t., ,,.,,
Af frsn5seo Sh 5a. a sr 1b1 9sB IL at nm
Mails nc Socy Ilndn, pr ,Sip ilo Is sS i'Tn
Mails ior The Hawaiian lslad" Per = y Au'Ss5a iron
Francisco. close hcr pr,,nP1nIr ~ a. 80 NJ
r"'" - pr ~ q - "a, Tor on arrival a, Xe~.
Ma.. ior NcN 'ourdi4ni, by r 10 iei,2N and t9snre
~ ,sm ,o, al 'h, ort, t'''s srd fb. s,,i S
at i, oihcr DAY a. %, hy ,,c ,0' s hIp r
u.s. rnI Tampa. IA, ani tl,,i.. pN AetI.'t ls"ns
MONDAYS. Wda'sa'' Ga Gov oycr,n 1 Slss
niay addressed Tor dispatch hy steamer, close at Tai,
o's as ~ aai, ar, Forwarded san Francisco taly
aud tho schedule of closing :, 3r,.os o. tHe lrslnhut
their rtrrTp , .y on r ON mr at San Fancisco on
ia dry Of .aIne .. despatched thence tao
day Kce EoyF TI sE van a. co cay
pos,once New.York. n. Y, December ). 1890.
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rnrrrrnAx lyDLcrED roR ENnEzzLENESr.

Cnic,co Dec 13.-TA" Grand jury this AFTERNOON re-
,,r,ed bills Of Indictment against Pret'ym'h' "h'~
bank Suspended payment snort time co. ana against
nj, cashier, C. = johnson. cAar1c, 81 cmDezzleme'
and capiases for their arrest weF' at o"ce '9''>''
The basis Of the Indictment, Is the Iccep' ' I'o''
from dcpo,0rs aftcr the insolvency OF the BANS We
.,a,,t prcftyna9 aud johnson were afterWard ar
,es.ed II va, not until night tiat boiHsheh ""NIo
l4 secured and judge had to Be induced 70 reH" 10
court after hours to s.rn the release paper Fir'H
man. M, wife and tie cashier al once took car
rage and drove to fashionable restaurant lA'""7"
out the day the corridors NJo!HHS ''' "'N"u '"f
,-,oo,. were Tiled with angry creditors. According
-, .or,i,.ion, Of H. H. Bishop. the silent pdrtucr 81
,h. banker lie collapse made more c1npcl" bN
i1.bCp VIC believed that PrcttTuHn was aridi-ihE 4
a., ont bishop, before the era II, qultiN 'he''u
oII some thousands al dollar, giving tle EloHcN 10
I'M. brother who carried 10 - Canada Inc asset 81
I,,ettvunan', bank, lumber company ana private g.
10. Se7. -chcdulcG 1y tic assignee today a. amount
luy 10 S4J- 900.
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DIED..


BRGTTAIY-on Friday, Decmter r. at his home Ia
Athens, Georgia after long illness, Henry L. Britain
EKoDEHicK-Ml.. Eliza Broicr'ck relict .: Cornelius
f,"cS from % late residence 227 East 52d'tr sunday.
coNANAt Mcstie4 Il j. on Thursday December H.
Funeral from her late residence On SATURDAY at 2So
csrT.s~. will meet train 80 frcm Libertyst y. Y.
EREc KELrc%- on Thur,lsy. DeccnoeF II 1870 Jonn
Funeral service wl be 1d At hls lae re,Geii 600 ID
Bur.-t.. Brooklyn, on Sunda!, December H. lo9o ~
I!do5F.a'it gr,ate:
GArl,-or Th,l,day December u. 800 Charles Gates.
Foaera er,,c, at hi, home 30 - North 7thst. SAT
I.ir. D,,cn Der l3 $3.50, az 80 o'clo p ~ Coaghe;
OF the 80 train nom New.York D. l.. & w. H. H.
HIGBIf-0a Wone.da Decear 49, az IN. lHfi az h'
i.cy. Danci lli,i!o.
HILTON day December II. after snort illness Ii
fon".5I ,oc" a. ;; andrew, Church, 5th..ys. and
leIta.,,.. on >rndfy. December u. AZ p. IN.
Trey snd C.thiiI y. - iapr- ll'aNs copy.
MCyLLEY-o. Nor4ay, Dee.m6e. = Of pp,7onary can'
ter a. Wood 5 avn IS On w,dnc.da i6' TIA ''
MES EE suddenly IN BOSTON Dccelnb,r o 1890 Rebecea
Funeral rycc, az ZION Church. wappinser's FAILS, on
rI1 iSu al, Tev.Ycrt e. ca;ll Depot at II liam
suddenly. pneumonia. Thursday. December
Funeral ,r,rc. Vii BE- INA At her residence. No.
lab LcNngton-sve. Saturday. December 10. at D.
>NIru-At south oisrGc y J.. Thur-day. December II.
ol typhoid fever. JAY H.. Smith. aged 81 years
Friend. aud relatives lnit'c o. attend tie funeral IRON
Al saints Church II ehanl-aNt. station, on SATURDAY
morning. December 10 20 10 80 o'clock
T. j. r.qu.-'"d that no flowers De- sent.
lnt-rn.ut lrAat q. WooCiawn al a later hour.
,TTIIr- on Thursday. December H. 1890. Mary Char.
. o.,t, daughter Of he lae jonathan D. steele,
Fun raj ,ea, residence, 81 Iyngston.st.,
rfoollyn, saturday afternoon, December 10, at
o'to.N
TIKRS-On Friday. 10Th inst. MPs VI. NJ Terry. mother
Thomas II. the r~l"nc" " her hroth'rln
I,H JlmD, = floiln,lead. 30 i'nry->t.. Brooklyn.
Funeral VIII tax. place Monday. December H. az 80
DID, poo. AIMS thur D.. clinton and Livingston st..
T. lattt.- and mend, invited.
T. omit Hos
VAX CLLEl-0n Thur-day. 1lth. John V. II. Van
tItf
Fur.r, from hs l.te residence, - Alhnny.>t, New.
Bru1,Ni., :. j., on Monday December H. at 80
p.
WIIIU-Aft.r a short illness on December II, 1890,
OIler Loycland ~ Pcte- a. and Mary l.. Wech.
the I'd n hl- ago.
rnd, the family a.o inv ed 90 attend the funera
service, -" r-'t = his parents, 40. II West
1@7'h-t saturday, 1871 ih,t., at o'clock, p n.
WlL>ON-On Thursday. D".emt,r II, 1890. Anna Il.
Wilson. ti' ~itn Der
..a services u D. held dt ar late Iost nee 63l East
lf1I,t on SATURDAY venting. December 49, at OC.ock.
Relatives and IDS af" l.NluG
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That COLEWBES LETTER.
Mr.. BRlYToX IVESS OPINION or Mr.. BERNARD
OCAEITCH'S BOOK

cCAEITCU'S BOOK.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: hope may bc par,oncd for calling atten-
ton to the report. in your issue 81 the 9Th INST ~
recent meeting Of the New York Historical society,
AT which Mr.. Eugene Lawrence read paper on
The First Voyage Of Columbus" II seems to me
that the form Of the article is unfortunate. and cal
dulatcd 10 do Injustice to all concerned No ono
would Mr. Lawrence, or the Historical society
or Tie Tribune, of an Intention to boom III al' II
regular manner a book in the hands of dealer bnt
TIE artic, Ia, itS head in capitals, Rare HIS
orcal Gem for ale" and aS the statement j MADE
apparently on the authority Of Mr.. Lawrence. mat
the most valued printed document il existence, in
relation To Columbus is that in the possession o. H.
Quatit~h. OF London" aad Mr.. Lawrence Is quoted
urging "somc millionaire 10 bay valuable WORKS
Of thi, Character it is certainly paronable 70 ask
II such positive recommendation under such c0nll-
tons j, In good ta,tcl
! admit that / not impartial judge IN the
case for have already formed an opinion Of Is merits.
| object 10 the statement made about Mr.. Quaritchs
book viz that il H. the first printed copy Of The
hr~t letter of columbus written from Lisbon
to Ferdinand and Isabella. when the Court
vas in Larcelona aad printed there IhlS
is repetition of Nh Quantoh'' claim,
and Ike many OF his statements. IS more remarkable
for doSmatc assertion than for uEqucstionaOc truth
used to think your London correspondent Mr..
>mallcy. va, too severe on Quaritch, but after an
experience oi many years | have changed my opinion.
SO prove that ,hc volume ia question Is the
first printed copy Of The first letter Of Columbus, or
ttlt va, printed AT Barcelona. There !, no date
nor place Of prrtln- nor printer name 10 BE- found,
aud confident Unqualified a. -'itlO 10 tle~' points
f. not only unuI,ipd. But. when made under the APP
parent sanction az historical oDccty, Is rltJed
do hahn. IN, book wa, offered 10 me moro thdl
year aro, and / -t.iicd II carefully bl mean, If
g., -t,, Il, ,rt- ne tIor decided nat tlcrc
ua- not sufficient evidence 70 substanatc the claims
made. Tor IT, ana declined 10 Luy it OF make bid iof
/, tf O.
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MILTON &. JOHNSON.

Milton c. Johnson died suddenly from heart disease
al his home. No. l6 Macon st. Brooklyn on Thursday
night lie wa thirty-cght vtais old and native of
Auhurn. y. !. H. came 20 Ncw York when young and
engaged IN The stati0Hc'y business. ~ the time Of
hi- dca.h he was the head Of the firm Of Milton e.
johnson co.. ~ No. - Ecadc 81 lie had
lived IN Hroohiyn for seventeen years. Mr.. johnson
wa member Of Tie oxford CAB, and had been con
nee ed with The Calvary and the OCEAN lin BAPTIST
Churches. The funeral VIII Doe hrA al = D. IN. on
sunday. AT HI home. The Row john Evans. furmcrl'
81 Calvary Church. and the Kcv. = Clifford Nelson 81
Trinity Iapt-i church. viii ohci;tc Tire burial will
be ~ t,rtauWirA. y !.
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REJOICING AT THEIR GOOD FORTUNE.
ALMOST 100000 MORE FOR THE UNIVERSITY
THAN WHEN THEY LAST MET.

ALMOST 100000 MORE FOR THE UNIVERSITY
THAN WHEN THEY LAST MET.
WESLEYAN University is surely one Of the uytio-t in
the world. \ year ago her alumni in the Wesleyan
University club Of Nrw-Yurk, "a; their annual dinner
Assembled rrIoiccd tie gift Of $4,000 made by
Dr. Daniel Ayrc, - IN" general endowment fund. 1t
was then announced That ,hc trustees woIld try 10
increase thi, hy S25OO00. Last evening, no the
twenty Second annual dinner of the club. held in
'irkN. in Twenty third st.. there was again rejoicing
over the fact that only $4,000 remains to be acquired
to complete the hall million which last year looked HE
an "lndcsccnt dream The sum o. 100000 has
been added to the fund by the Fayerweather hcquc>t
and another TI0OO0O has been rascd"-it H., 10
be - easy for the Wc-lcyaus to ra,c' dollars a, for
IA we'll conditioned hen with well conditioned ecSs {"
raise chickens. Every year they ay they will raise"
80 many dollars more. and when their ANIMAL dinner
comes they always able to -hout iUbantly over
successful accomp ,hmcu; Of the feat.
More than hundred e the alumni and their friends
were At th" dinner Of 80. The Ecv. DR.. George =.
Mains. the President, presided and there were present
among other:
Pr'. dent Raymond and Professors Van NocK. Win'hcs
ter. Crawford and Atwat,r d the university; Warner
Miller. seth Low. Gco,p q. Reynolds. stephen H. On.
II" Rev Dr. =. j.. Cpham, u" Eoy. d.. \. = Hunt.
Mark loyt Darius HaKrr. Bishop r. g. Andre"-. j.
Ward Norhup William =. Elmer. II. G. NJ lnrralain.
w. NJ. Ingrshlm. Jo~, ph = >pnn"y George Wet tho
Rev. DR.. j. ". King John j.. Andrews Bowc- Colgate,
u. Is. Lockwood. tank Reynolds, Lieu.cnant j. y.
To &ab"rrl. "'oreo konaee Dr e. L. Boan'H, ID j.
Dean. the Rev. Dr. Ensign McCtosnov. tho Rev b'orce
II. McGrcw. W. +. Osborne. tho Key. \. J. Palmer.
l. H. G"illim. tho Rev. +. Simmon-. The Roy. j. :.
breckenridge John scott John T.. Eu~ Grotge + Colo
man the Rev. v. L. PHILLIPS. ". D. Leonard and 4. b.
Carrlrgfpn.
Whcn ~Eahrah r,h rah We lcya-na. Eah-rll-rgh-
lal rh.7 had been shouted over AID over again
AMI the tol,. OF Here, TO Wesleyan college. tr its
~ lDf MIR l.dl dtIrL down" lad
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4 SorrnERy R1LLIyG I'LL cLnyrn

Memphis. Tenn. Drc. r." The mp ri Ava'auchc' "
birmingham, Ala dispatch says: The Ecsscn.cr
Rolling Mil Company failed Yesterday aud l.. Hrn-
wa, appointed receiver. fhc OF the suucnt
is said De the loss Of 10000, which due to the
company by The United Ststes Rolling stock Company.
and The payment Of which forfeited by the failure
Of the latter company two week, ago. 'lhc mill viii
be Kept running. and il H. hoped The tanglc viii BE-
soon Slaughtered out. Liabilities VIII b. paid OF dol
lar for dollar"
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rorr ErmDlNGs mnHED ~ JEnsEY CITY

Fire broke out at 20 o'cl,'h last nigh; IN thh
one tory frame house Occup.cG by MI. y. f''1
Parsons al 50. 90" %owai,.avc. Jersey n.y. WE.
yep. Il millinery sor: The hi~t ,.Oor II spread
TO 80 GIG > also q frame structure. and occupied
by Charles Williams. barber. The ngh wInd cln'cl
the ire 10 ,prcad to The tors brick brlldns 80
Ga Newark ave, the first floor of which wa occ"'
pied by <. Fabcr, shoe dealer. From there th' name
extended 10 No. 90, grocery sore. In the upper
noora 81 the two brick houses ~" amllief ~ ser
Ccaut W0hlcbcn ana Patrouau WOh 'rcn bVcd. MI
Of tIr bindings we're burned out. the To- j. about
p 600, and the Ptupruf VI, partly ii'ui"I 1t Dc
uucd - the NOlilrhru tate.
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INCIHENTS " NOCILTY.

VS. S,rrout OF the Hotel Albeit gave reception on
friday evening to MIS- Kate D. "I-9'"' WHO mas ''''
- t,.,, l,r.,n ard j., spending the winter IA
NeS-NoiK.
Tine student. Committee Of the BARNARD College uu''
zee. w give o.. students Of the college ~ INC
hone q Nr5. 4. Gool"in' 40 l-7 "e'' H''n''"'''
the Hawthorne, TO-DAY.