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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
WILLIAM L FOSTER

William Il. Foster prominent citizen Of this cry
and largely identified with II, commercial ana hnaca
int rests died at his country home ~ Babylon h. L.
ON Monday He was admired tor his sterling qualities
and ,,~ic integrity. which forced him To occupy many
rlco- # trust. among which was appraiser of all the
PROPERTY appropriated by the city 81 New York for the
r>c -, -.rooklyn Fridge. lie wa, also director III
tine Eivcry Bank ard the RutserS Fire In'uTn'"
COMPANY from the time 0f their formation untll te
day OF hi, death which covered period Of quarter 81
a century Mr. Foster born in Connecticut IN
July >. Irl3. Of Methodist parcn;acc lie Wa q soh
Of the Rev sylvester Foster. and at an carly age came
to this city, and when nineteen years old founded INC
well known firm of william Il. Foster 'o "f when
no had b,on At tho head for more than half century
Mr. Foster followed the religious ilth oi MS "ther
and mother and bcsanic prominent member oi ana
hold ~, fhcol ulocc in the Methodist Episcopal Church
for over forty ycIr> and his calm ana peareun neiu'
tc.t.d the strength Of hi Christian life. H. bohilt,
and charlie were well known Yet he never permitted
ustrutnilop To ic"uro any part Il hl- gut. . , .
The funeral " III iane place ~ the BABYLON h''hoHst
Fni.ropal chi. -, at > =. IN. to morrow.
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rv,rGu PENSION LEGISLATION.

ct-xEr,l. FNRcHILD SAYS THE VETERANS ARE
SATISFIED = TALK 0N POLITICS.
Chc,co Dee 80 ,speci1ll.- General LuciuS Farchild
81 Commander IN chef of the Grand Army Of the
Hcpullir IN an Interview here today said "The
Now York Tribune 4, right when il SAYS the worthy
vccru. Of the lac war satisfied with the pension
legislation they have already received. hayc heard
f. the contrary and also thn.w the treatment they
have received at the hands ~ the present Admnlsta
tiou they are much di,gmntied. But that i not So
II /, true there may bc individual cases but doubtless
the failure to public ONCE for when an
gent effort had been made is the cause
And VIII no further legislation in their behalf he
asked 80
80: what more could be desired than the Disability
bin"
Then the General touched politics. Villas will
be elected senator he aid.
And who WILL in your mind, he elected President IN
la92,"
Harrison
The General is the FIRST prominent arrival in Chi
caco during the last nine months to make such pre-
dicti,a When asked why he made II. he replied
Because when President has given satisfaction.
and his administration is favorably regarded by inc
husine,s community. he usually gets renomlnation'
aod - believe We shall have the support Of all the
states We had in 1888. believe that Harrison Will be
70 elected At the same time, OF course, IT Is not
certain Present conditions NAV chango before Two
vearS General Agcr Is amable gentleman. ard
like him but don't know about his getting the nom
II /, understood that he expects the support OF
tho t<nnd Army Of the Republic ~
" Indeed Well. doubt his making such clam.
lie 49, an, one else would Ice foolish to count on the
rand Amy # the Republic ~ certain a'Ne,. ~
would be- fatal q any man TO- tIy ana u.s. the ,Ianu
Army Of the Republic for political purposes IL CAD
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the Congressman elect from this city. and afterward
the company to the number of 200, sat down 70 the
tables in the club dining hail. President Jordan L. Mott
presided and Others sitting to the right and left OF
him and occupying the chief seats at the feast were
william Caldwell Charles ". Dayton. EDWARD D.
DLnphy, DR.. John H. Demarest. Congressman Amos
j. Cummings Congressman elect John DE Wit
Warner George Raines Of Rochester; Congressman
Benton McMlIlin of Tennessee: Congressman AShbel
r. Fitch Governor Leon Albeit state senator Will
lam L. Brown, Daniel ;. Lamont Henry Bacon. Danie
r. Hays Isaac A. Hopper, Simon sterne. At other
tables were George W. Thompson, W. : Andrews
James E. Rogers G. ;. Truax, Louis J. Hentz, Ear
ton < Weeks, William II. Morgan. william D. Duhy'
Hugh stevenson and Henry II. Brown. .
After the coffee Jordan h. Nor MADE me spe e
Of welcome lie was followed by George Ramos, ASH
bel p Fitch John De Witt Warner, Congressman NC
Millin Amos j. Cummings aud Governor :N6Del'
Secretary Farchild Congressman Il. p. Flower ana
9TH
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ST. STEPHENS ALUMNI DINE.
THE LATEST GIFT OF Dr.. HOFFMAN ANNOUNCED
TO ERECT \ NEW BUILDING.

TIE LATEST GIFT OF Dr.. HOFFMAN ANNoCNVh|
TO ERECT \ MEM BUILDING.
The New York Alumni Association OF II. >V'phen ;
College Annandae. " V. gave the annual dinner l'>'
night at Martines to the warden Of The c"lcf'' "o
Rev Dr. X. u. Farbairn. pleasant evening N"s
sncnt and short speeches were made 10y Dr. lairbah'
rho Rev Dr. A. G. kmbcr the Rev DE- h"P>"''
Canon Fulchcr Mr.. lIcgeman and the Rev. =. =
Bennett The warden announced !" the as~"'H'' III
that he had received check Tor S-''ooo from inc
Rev Dr. Charlie, A. Hoffman. Of thi- city Tor the no"
,d;rc which Is 10 lie erected on the grounds Of the
college 10 accommodate the increased number "i "'
dents This last gift Of DR.. Hoffman makes the "h""
amount Of his donations to the college rlooooo.
Among those present We . Dr. OLSEN OF - pm"
tbe Rev Mr. Weibel, the Rev. Mr.. Hayden l. H. Tag
lev the Rev +. J. Clayton. the Rev. T. Med hlrchcr
the Rev. Charles A. JeSsup, the Rev. Henry IMAM
herlainc the Rev. Nr. Noch, the Rev MI lleaAc' ana
the Rev j. Il. WATSON. The student, were rcp'
seuted by Mansfield, Bcgcman, and LOugey, under
graduate
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WI - the CHIMES Will rLr TONIGHT

A Nc,~lain. ir. will PLAY tn following procram'n"
nm rruit, Cnuf,h chime. beginning '' u %" j. w..
-" "a, >o.r,. eyc. -Conccrto IN Rondo.
D.. TIE singing Birds" " Evening HclI'' LN'N i''
,.,a III mo Mother. Good Night Part
w., nc . Riu, Merry Bc-.~ Aud Lang H'nc'
80, r,ri,,ni~ ,n.,rch from, " Life Def u- Cherish
ct. a ,u.annah.7 Down upon the >u"anc" h'Ner'
..o,r.y,. Warning The Old Volunteer Fireman.
o. ,rkee Doodle Home. sweet Home
A. Il Audrrw'~ Church. Iifth d'c. ana 'l' nun
d and tv-cr,y seventh -t william J. Grant -r. WI
nl,v The following selections "u tr" ne" 'mu'N'
rr,''rirg At II o'cluk: Tire Eurl-h clnncc~, me
S,,-o'' Viyr 4. America d.'t ~ h 'IIll' o.
TIKI c.,lnmlia &C. ion. Long ago" Nn~tfe l.''
DE HcrotT ,eycutn ar. Rcd. War , ara I nl,g
We Ma, be Happy Yet chime ~ YEN u'i ,,d
S,o,o Gaming Through Tie rye UN f"IR, -,
Home 90 Life Let = cherish ne - ~ r
,', d. Nankcc Doodle" DO america Frdi~' Ton
fr,rn Whom All blessings tlpW
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rIlAEI.Fs RNMFOrD.

The death Wa announced Yesterday on the Fr'ou'e
rxrhauca of Charles Namflri. who died IN llNrfln"
1-r,l,rd Al the age of seventy three. Nr. 'awi"d
rd boon a member or the Produce Exchange for many
c,,, and was Al one time large and wealthy operator
i'm nr,yi,iou, He was born In England and went INT"
lu,nt>, At Wolvcrliampton where he accumulated 4
,ri fnrtuhlc fortune. remaining there until he Wa
middle AGED Mr. Bamford then came 10 thi> country
mud carly interested himself IN the produce business
H., became A member of the Produce EAchangc ana
Wa. a member oI the committee which bouGht IN" -"
I,rosnco Exchange building. which wa, sid 20 the
Government when the new building wa> erected. Nr
Iamf,rd va, formerly member Of the firm 81 hth
lord Brothers. dealer, in provisions. ih"' nan Il
hacking establishment at Eleventh ave ana fofN
second Il.
Mr. Eamlord retired from TN, firm some years ago
and returned To Liverpool where ne be'aAe NON
Ter of ~, firm Of namford. Na-u q EahlIoiN' nu.
no sin retained strong interest in hi American h"rr
and friend, Tne American ORE PolneHt- ~ an, NJ
EnrliSh house we're \. t. Colt, Of TINS cIH 1lu
,.rry RaTne, OF New Haven. conn Mr.. bamloNi
I..,s.csscd a large fortune owning lsrG" estates ~
iciccstershire and Derby hire. England. lie lci'
several children, who live in England
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rcnNnuLcs rNDER DISCT SSINN.

washfncton Dee. 3O.-The morning session OF 'u'
.,,oric.n Economic Association today was ooc"
MED in part by discussion on industrial ana tec"
ntcal education. Professor Davis K. Dewey OF Dos
ton. read a paper 4" Limits OF Publicity inns
was followed by an elaborate paper by Professor Ia
ward W. Beini> Of Nashville, on The Nun cipd '"nor
ship Of Gas works in the Cniicd s''i'e' VI "' 49,
,,n, session In. first paper was by seymour Dexter
~, ,,u,ir = y an The Growth and Economic
,.Iuc of ,iuild,nc aud Loan Associations MT
nexter believed there al least 5000 true D"lu
ING and loan associations in the United states IheN'
associations held An accumulated capital OF S4'o'4o4
600 a total membership of l.1loooo' the total ~
ccipts in one year being &lsO'oOo"o Inc next
nster was on "The Tailoring Trade and the sweatins
ll".,em Nv Miss katherine Conan, OF WELLESLEY 'o
leee Next came a paper on Girls Board'ns LONE,
b,ofessor n &; Moulton ~ the University oil cam
hrSso England, on the subject Of university exNh
sion IN England, closed the session.
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DIED..
az. December p, 1890, Aaron hdams.

ADAMs-On SATURDAY December p. 1890, Aaron adams.
fa,cd srycc vi, be hla o. Wen.rdyi Dese%esr 81
Igternent at Wood,Nn by special train at 40 D. M from
ALLEN-At thc r s,ience Of Joseph Smith. 10Th month
r $S o o3g & n ng S Hon ya Ct n mon ase 1s
Carriages awaiting trains.
noni, NJ John = Wilkinson sGth year of hs age.
F '1 81, e a ' a, /! ?S3S brooklyn Heights
q NH ss @7' q Ne, As Ss . !:
>. l.. Traicy. in her o0:1 var.
PSI Z ra ES ad P' wd 'f slS e pff;% Ct,
qs asf to t a;sc@s s eeu, %S'T o.
Tlmrsday, Jarrery /. al O'Clock p. M
tarigs T b IN waiting at @, d,pot on arya Of
GAEDINE R-On Monday, December 90 Heman Gardiner
G:and RAPIDS Mich. papers please copy.
HAEEIS-M G'rmantown. pblad1Pha on tho Goth in'e'
Notice % funeral tomorrow.
uoEHN-on Tuesday, Deccml,r 80. Elizabeth wife Of
Ia,ob Gn m ae e',h ya % hfT sae =, attend .hs
l,aaary .%' 1871 at az cco5S NJ Fast 0-' r'
KNoWLroN-Monday. D,c'm' or 20, 1890 at Stafford
springs. Com Danlori KnoNlt; in HI; sotS y s,.
conn Thur-4s,, January /. 1921. at II o'clock a m
a,d rc; q, se ch,peI p the Ns rasS
1lnS %% 1 5 % o1 GiSi0 a. g % Oh ''''''
EEDFIELD-On Mond,v December 20. $500. at l2g
Nlconst.. BrooS!,a. Fran" infant twin daughter N
William C. and Els. n. 'dirt.
.TD.SMITII-Verv suddenly. December 20, 1890 Char
lotte \. wifc Of ". Bolrdn,n Red ana youngest
darChtr o. Harlan Page and Comic smith -. -,
father residence ZoJ w e>t
i WEDNESDAY. December 81. at II a. m.
u,-Lt..,tN- >u.douiv ~undav December IS,
Wm r. Hvcr-ul, the G2d Ncat II hi age.
t,i.,. ra-ii :3 Madison ave, Wcdnes-
d,v morning. December 81 at 10 o'clock.
TREDNEIL- December 80. Alfred NJ, Of the late
tlfrod VI r. Gnoll q, Madison. Ncw-Jers'v
Fun raj from Ascension Chapel No. $50 West 43d.st.
10 = n. Frida, Januory >, 1891.
Please omit howcr-.
Intnrmont AZ Manha-Sct Long Island.
WOODCOCK-At sing sing the evening % sunday.
December 2s Mar; Romeyn Bard, wife Of William p.
Woodcock. VI. ID.
Funeral services at her home Thursday morning,
January T. p half ~ O'Clock.
Train atr, Grand Contra Depot ~ N :05 a.
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onIrt-\I;Y NOIfa.

t,,s,tuo Dec 30 (sp'cial-I The Rev. John g. Bruce
,r,uincut Methodist miHi-tcr. died at panNic' NY
,t.rd,v at the agc of eighty years lie 'tlou from
,.,t,. service q. presiding elder I'VE years 'i"'
yvoo.t.r ohio Dee. 3c.-Stat. Senator Joan Ilmhet-
,,a on tho street at 10 80 this evening Of heart
o,.,,se Hc W., going home with t. u. Fsh"lmh "mh
stricken lie was born in Germany on Apl H. Isl
and came t. America In 1915. His death leaves ue
Democrats without majority IN the Senate.
N,wburg Dec. 80 (SpcciaD.-Andrew Jackson Ms'uh
Ard last night at the Of siXtyOne years lie Vas
we'll known citizen and yeais ago was prominent hep'
tor y, Or Newman's Methodist Church In New'fofk
where he and others carried on an extensive UaeAuis
h.rcss He leaves wife and several grown-up chill
drcn.
pes Moines. 3o.-Judge John Mitchell died at ]
o'clock Yesterday after brief illness Of typhoid pneumonia
He was born at Caremont Y. II on February IS laoo
and settled I'm this city, where ne has since re-
s,Aed II. MAS member Of the Legislature IN lSol''b3
and Judge OF the Court from 1869 10 lesl lie
ned other onces with ndcy greatly respected
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xc,y,yU rtyBJyG gotr FIXED

Kov West TIA. Dec. 80 O>pccialI-Ihr spanish h~'-
ina, ac ,pgolt, of forty ton. captain i"rcI. sailed
,r,,, tlava,, ON December - and VI ~'fch hN Ire
United States revenue cutter NcLan", captain S"Fu''
ON december 10. while anchored four milo from F"u''
Ea.-a She wa fined by Collector HORT fl'"" l'r
,iol,tinr the United state, Revised statutes. I've
,urcta j. now di-mantcd IN the hafb"r' b' "u'i "
Mr.. IIorr. for failure +" paw the hh'' -" -
- ~. Treasury W, pctitoncd {" remit thr me -"
,,,io, IA. prc-crted - Collector I"rr for indorc
ncut bnt he refused for want Of precedent. '"P"''
i.rz .av. ne wa anchored only fifteen h"nI' anu Nr'
II, 10 avoid the Storm Of December L. bu' h"'r''''
III hcJIncn say III story !, hohN'
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the Gem City Stove Works were entirely dessroyeo
by an explosion of natural gas within the buildIns'
Loss ?35, 00O well insured.
Marysvllle, Kan, Dec. 3O.-The Marshall County
court house destroyed by fire carly this morning.
The more valuable records are in proof safe ana
it is thought they are not injured. Loss. $4,000;
insurance $4,000. The fire, it is thought, the
. work of an incendlary. -
Houston, Tex. Dee 3O.A dispatch 10 The Post
from Augustine. Tex gives the particulars OF tine
burning OF the entire business PORTION OF that town;
loss 100000. About half the loss Is covered by IN
suiance The Liverpool and London and Globes loes
is considerable
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r,rp,rv.v VINO APPEARED rs OPERA

uo.tou Dec 80 (>pccialL-Thc r'ccn' appearance
nm fine local stage at Amc-bury, Mi-.'' " u'c nv
A. C. White. pastor Of the lhIN'rN"'I7' ''"''" " ,
Mace Ia, cau,cd a great deal 81 comment '"'
t ,,.-, nf o.. pr,rill,r wa, the attraction, ana
MIR White took the part Of Mile >iahdI'h ''i'
White enjoys the distinction OF being one VI '"o
y,tugc,i survivor, of the late war III '777 no wa
talked Of for National chaplain Of the q. \. H. oi'
failed Of election. His war record began III "' ''
year. when he went ont win tif "ath ''i'
,.o,or ~, Dcrc,nIer A. I-G1 His father Was
licutcnant in the company and later 'iplin' ~
took sick after nine months OF service anu "o'' ''
Il mod.
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pbI,delphia Dec 80 -rhc1p hIu, Il. Peterson senior
rcu,r of the book publishing firm Of r. h. Peterson
,,t ,od,v If MI. nom, In thi, city MI. Pearson
-, harm in this city In lS23 lie laid the foundation q"
his career at the brad Of practical printer "h'i
h,.n wear. old he va, of "lhr saturday HNe-
ing Post and soon after hr opened news S"'nu' !"
g,n +, Issue che ali books and in 1916 he ad Ms hrHO
-. ,,i,h a r.pru, Of Lady Bltr,'> 1.-The Divorced. ~
In JAR ne moved into the b, Hiding now "ccup'u N "''
irr, of r. h. Peterson Bros, founded IN l9'o' Ih'
firm has been chiefly noted fr it, reprints OF th' WORKS u
Dickens and Reynolds and Tor Tie Pno'''po' :" ''
nc, r,r,,nr.s Mr. Peterson sNty-scicn
. - a,, and had been in bad health for year
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7ur v,xJ,ytRy corLD yor PAR ms FIVE

John Wcyh. German missionary. w. '''' 'I
tbc court Of special session. YESTERDAY u" d>-'' anu
fined so Last SATURDAY e hn' tire" snowman"
ard broke 4 pane - ri'-~ belonging 4" N''', VI"
Ter. at so ! % Eat second . Winter ''"-' VIZ
lov and wa, holding him pcnf'n- Ia" 'dil'"I ~
Policeman. during which time hc '"'"-' ''"'" "'N''
the boy.- car~ Thc Inie-ouar, CHANGING 100 '''~ AZ
:, . ,,or,cot tool, execution to Nirt"r,~ treatment 81
u b,y and fro mi ,>iouary hu winters "i the 'h''N.
rbc how escaped aud W"vh w. arrested; ne Wa
unable 10 pnv nj the aud unlc-, ms II ''.'h con
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THE. A\Gf.LU >"
;'o-tomcc Notice


lshouId De- rsd daily by al Interested. a. changes may
Lslcr, Tor iceign need not be specially I'D.
dressed or dispatch b. any particular steamer except Mh'n
document, lc,trrs moi ,;s!y addressed being sent ly
ior,eu mail, for rne ~,,k ending January will close
promptly "a az Eases al MS oifCe Il i9lIows a..
cara per ;, Basii NJ for Ir(lsnd per OR
mani VIA c'f 5 t9 ,s5aI b B 1m% Ss:
a. 80 M to Es P rGsnd mast Af va Sss
An'r1 at a r. for Belsium direet pei ( Nooldand.
At 10 a. m 70. Porto Rico per Tower;
At 10 a. suppl ltary II M for Central America
ana cro "iS a ' co. sa and must tc dtr StS
,5 Xxx Sf Of Va 'i = '$n S SS
M at tSI r1 'S for B 1d risI per-
- :. 49, Zambiano from cw-Ofiesns.
or th hnp Va ocn,tSSS ctters ms By dreted pc,
w OF ts . so 80 for M Sr s. rsPPe Pc.
Mq9gt@@ per steamer from .,p sla 30 m, for
S u per for Nassau g. P and santiago caDa per
SvrTKDAY-At $50 a. m. for France. switzerland.
Ma a I for Sar E ~ GouH.as mest re
80 H. f., Ggrog per omS Ea Hu po,tSy,
and Tarh'y mast dirtcrd :ptr ra6r.
for NGr%ay direct, E 10 n' s 6e @rt nd d
,lr san" Spiarsdam Via Rotterdam etteIS must 10
~ r 80 mr. % G ip S wnd az .aaa. .upT"
e a. II ,.,o% and Ppeg% s%s1s IA al3 80 tacmS
and AK Caves iiayti per Ad,roHd&ak at D. M
0Illaba dctt's To- Cuba. Tamplco and TuHpam drces
and other Mexican States Via Vera cruz must be directed
"Irr OItaba'',: at p. ~. foI Para and MansoN p9
Cvrll: I y. ~. (supplemutiry = p NIL TOP
Veue yicla and Curacao also SaNana Via Curacao per
Phindcluhla tcr- Tor other Colombian posts must 10
directed pr Philldclpha'N 49,
SUNDkY-At y. M. for Costa Rica Via Imon psf
New q leans.
Malls FOR China and Jsp,n per $ Cil Of Pekine tsm
,lusr here January 4, at 80 p ~ MANS
for Australia, Ncw-zralsnd iawalian III ard samoan
Islands, Der Mtrposa from san Francisco 81, So here
January 4 at 30 D. ~ COR arrival a. NewYosk Of g.
nothna With British mails ior Australia Mails 10Y the
Hawaiian I.laLd per Australia from san Francisco,
close here January e 80 p M Mal for the sCeie.v
hrc January -. at $50 p NJ Mails or Newfo ncland
bv rail Halifax and Thence by stfan err close al ts
daily 30 p m Mails Or Miaueen by raii 70
at 80 p m Mails fos Cuba. By rail TO Tampa,
ri. and steamer sailing MCnd1Ns.
THURSDAYS Saturcol closc at this cco fay a 80
A. m. Mail, 10, Mexico overland. uniess specially ad.
dispatch close this Office daily ~
"A. IN. ,---,--. IT.
Trans. als foTw arded n san Francisco daily
and the schedule Of closing is arranged Oh the presumption
their uninterrupted overland transit 10 San Francisco
Mails from the Fast arriving on time a. san iTansseo On
day REGISTERED nan coses At p NJ previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN CCTT. postmaster.
g 20 Now Y. " Daccmhor -. 1890.
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1T WAS MERELY 4 RELIGIOUS DIVORCE.

The examination in the Of Rabbi solomon SD
kind yesterday indefinitely postponed BY Justice
Hogan at the Essex Market Police Court. Ssknd de-
Tended the divorce papers he gave to koppc Iirsch-
kOvitz, the ground that the paper expressly pro
vided that lir,chkOyitZ should first obtain divorce
from the civil authorities. II was the custom OF some
Hebrews to be married both cvily and regiousy, ana
the same class believed in getting religious divorce
i'm addition a civil
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London Dec. 30. rhc death is announced TO-DAY "
Lady De Ro,. at an advanced age She Hal l'hE zee"
I'm retirement In her youth >hc was accounted one
of the most accomplished belle oil the Pc'Io'. L'"'
DE Ro, WI, among the throng that attcWl'h ana
danced al the famous and historical bali at h'"'''H
on the eve of the Battle of waterloo.
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,ossrs Ky FIRE IN yAM0Cs PLACES.

Augusta Me-. Dec. 30.-Grantc Hail. building
in Watcr-st. owned by J. Homan. burned this morning
The third floor used a. an opera house. the second
by the city government and Weeks a blanchard, ana
the first by X Partridge, drugs, who Is insured ol
~ $50 H. A. Hall Co., groceries. insurance. fi''po'
: : Williams ~ sons. groceries, Insurance, T2ooo
Tot.; loss about $4,000 insurance the building.
All. 500 All the city governments documents were
saved.
DAYTON, Ohio. Doc. 3o.-About o'clock this morning
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St Paul. MIMI Dec 3O-Beween 800 ana looo
do,oo,,es were in attendance on the state Farmers
Alliance Convention to-day. The convention was
called to order about IL o'clock The chief interest
centres in the election for president lgnatlns Don
nelly IS believed the best chance Tor the o,hce
'rbc anti Donneyites are combining on Kitte talVcr
son inc Congress elect from the Ntn DstrNt' a'
al dir cnnd
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HARLEM DEMOCRATS CELEBRATE

r,. t,rl.m Democratic Club Is all right but for ono
t,i,o II /, Democratic. But. aside from this mis-
fortune which with strange pcrversity 1t seems to
enoy the club Of the best Of the CITY, and when
II start, upon celebration Of victory it Invariably
achieves the success which attended its efforts last
night. The guests and members mot at The club
nous. Mt 30 O'Clock, when = reception given "
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Eeli1ions Notices.

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Madison ave. sno
3Sth-st. Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS. Rrctor.-New Year'e
Eve service. Ii p m. Strangers cordially invited.
. UNION WArCUNiGIiI SERVICE will be held In the
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church corner Goth
"Wednesday evening. December 81 az IL O'Clock.
Ihe pastors and cCngegetCns OF Madison Avenue Presby
terrain Church Reformed Episcopal Chul d. Madison Ave
reformed Church Baptist Church OF H. Epiphany ana
the Sixty first Street Methodist Episcopal Church Will par
In the service and the VIII be preached
the Rev. DR.. DONALD u. MACLAukEN, OF the Bapuss
Church OF the Ep phany All are cordially nyItA6
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EhMBtltLAIS-IEA-th urch Of the Holy Trinity.
phad phl. December 90 tn Rev. LeandeI T. Chamber
lain d. D. and Miss Frances Lea. daughter OF the late
Isaac Lea.
RITCUIE-CAsrNER-On Friday December 26, 1890, at
Providence, Il. H. by tne Rev. Dr. Sockbrldge, LOUIS
Badeau Cashier George ". n. Ritchie.
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TIE MONTGOMERY COUNTY CONTEST

Amsterdam. " w. Dec. 30 (opecial.-Thc contest
ant in the Dwyer Dunlap Assembly contest has rs,eo
his case and the respondent VIII begin 70 present MS
evidence on January D. Mr. Dunlap says he VIII tako
his seat at the opening Of the Legislature next luesu
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stop that constant hacking, by removing the irritation
I'm the throat. and subduing any Inflammation that may
exist there, by using Dr. ID. Jaynes EXpectorant, .
long established remedy for Throat and Lung troubles
Of fifty years popularity. =.
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Tho Cambridge Flfth-aye. and Thirty. thirdst h
paati8l, model hotel Cuisine unsurpassed. lIorens
Reich. propretOr.-( Home JOurnal.
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{ DJNyER TO JOEL T. HEADLEr

Ncvbutc y y Dee. go dinner "ae gwen nero
Tonight by prominent citizens to joel Tyler heao'S'
the historian on the occasion " his seventy scNo"''
birthday Mayor Doyle presided
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When baby was SICK, VIC gave her CaStorfa,
Whei she was Child. she cried for CastofiA
When she became Miss, she chung u CasJoria
When she had Children. she gave them Cassof1e