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INCIDENTS Is SOCIETY.

A dinner dance was given 10y Mrs /. Lc Eoy sat
tcrlcc If 40. 10 West Ei-ltccnth-st, last evening.
The guests came from dinners which lad been gwen
hy Mr. John f. Parsons Mrs. Philip J. sands. Mrs
John Ervne. Mrs. Walden Fell. Mrs. H. ~ '. Post
and Srs steward Among the gucsts were Miss
Clark-on. Miss Margaret schiencn. Miss Elise HUNT
ington Miss Emily BrGcc-Iricc the Misses Parsons
Miss Mary Trevor Miss Cari~-c iivinr>t"n' Miss
Wimordn-, Mis- Mniurn. Mi, Cora Randolph Miss
Choatc Miss Eva Morris. Mis- Lee. the Misses sands
r. L. Cutting IT,. John Rhinclandcr, l. A. II Row. IT,
Temple BOWdoip, Herman lie Roy, AideM HoDD''9'
Lancdon Ewing, Martin dc "armcndlA' 'oH'."u'
Van Rensselaer,. Alexander MADDEN. Valentine Hail.
Arthur schcrmcrhorn Frank Bacon ana john WAL"
wright The cotll1m Was danced. The iaN"is were
papeoutter- court plaster cases, fans. rauze s'fi-
"a bets and photograph frame. Lanaci's orchestra
play cd for dancing.
Mrs, l. j. Eal Of 80. 56 West Forty --iNil -.
gave a reception lat evening with music r'l''''''
and dancing. Nine. pembcfon Iinchs, MI Jennie
D..lerson and TAcophe Nan'ury SAM. y. MOTIFS
I4gby PLAYED piano solos, Dr. I"'i''
Bronson played the violin. and Mis- Amy
Iaker rcc.tci. Amoas tic Cue IS wee Nr
and Mrs. y. Baitazh. NJ. %. Hn'kin-""m'
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.. Harmon, Mr.. and Mr. hd""'u
Lauterbach Mr.. and Mr. j. 7. Faohrl. MI ana MI
4. Rail- Baron and Earonc-s de Wardcncr. NJ. ana
Mrs g. H. Mclean. General Horace Porter the Misses
scchiari General Winslow Miss Duncan. Miss LcricF'
Tlien BIodgctt. Randolph Hurry, George benjamin.
pandeM Fachii Jane, Eocquci, Vice Consul LUCIA
Count RasciI. Consul General 81 Greece D. " No't-'''
Bloomfield Harriet and Frank :. Hail.
Mr. and Mr.. -. = Gurlcc. OF 80. o-1 llNA ave.
cav. q dinner fr Mr.. and Mr.. ". G.. Whitney lat
evening" Their -uc.t, were Mr. ana NJ D.. WI.
D Mr. .,..a seven. VII, Iufnurc. Ms rurn'c.
ID. MADISON JONES. john iNtman, l.aN''ili "'N"'
Sir. Cornelius Vanderbilt rayc q large dinner rify
last night Covci- were laia for thirty rDe-is.
small tea va, gwen i"r NM. N"i'l,i'
the prima donna. Yesterday afternoon t} Mis- AnN
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The third concert Of the Orphcus society this season
took place last night m Chcherng Han The society
is iavolaby known in social and musical circles. a.
The presence Of large ana fashionable audience last
night demonstrated. The stage prctiiy decorate
with pOttcd palms. and the comfortable auditorium
looked like that Of miniature opera house. There
was considerable merit in the u torrance Of tie
club, although there some uncertainty among the
second basscs twice. and several other slight
rli>hap>. The club has fory-csht voices and the
members generally sang with good volume intelligence
and with close attention - the leader. Hears
spectres Of r, dal wa, rendered with some dramatic
force. other number sung by the society were Tine
,hecifHl Nandt e. Meldol- DIN. TIE .p.r H. iIu
beethoven. and Tie Butfl. OF ~ilani-. f,rfl rim
MI Arthur Mees Was the conductor III. society
WAS assisted by Nine. Julia rave King ana Al- CARL
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THE ALUMNI RECEIVE president Low.
COMPLETING TIE UNIVERSITY lDEAL-A NEW
SCHOOL FOR COLUMBIA COLLEGE

COMPLETING TIE UNIVERSITY lDEAL-A NEW
SCHOOL FOR COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
The alumni associations Of Columbia College gave
an enjoyable reception 10 President Low III the library
hall Of the college last night. About 800 former
students Of the college present. Aiter inc IT,
cepton Professor Van Amringe called upon President
Law speech. and the president rose TO speak
he was greeted with ringing college cheer
lie said that the trustees had decided to found
school Of higher philosophy in Columbia "hlch ac-
ton would make the rounding out OF the university
ideal. The advancement was eIeeicd WIN Cheers
lie further said that it was planned TO have unlver
sity council at the college composed OF representa-
tive officers Of all the schools Of the college in order 10
establish closer relations in thought ana action be-
tween the various departments After the address
supper served in the junior lectuferoom Oh INC
Law school building
Among the trustees and professors who accepted
invitations 10 he present were william {. s'he''nor
horn. 30: rshop Potter, stephen T. Nash 'l'e hcN'
Dr. +. W. Chambers, G.. \. >illmah' % Dr "''"a"'
il. Draper. 81: C. VI. Ia Costa. 49, John Crosby
llovn 80 Edward Mitchell. 81: Gerard Bcekinan.
ri: T. Augustus Scicsmcl lorn 'Go George H. RiVes'
rs 4; DR.. George L. Peabody 20; John i. Pine - :
Dr. George q. Whccloch Joseph H. Cnoate az.
Willard Parker. '61 +. \ tonNilhF Dr. - N Nj, 'i i
kCc Dr. ,iaillard Thomas Professor iitiN DIl>lct:
80; DR.. John prdronauN Professor o. y. hovu anu
Thomas teic-ton, pr cA1rc, -. "yi,u - rr
bridge. Richmond VI. smith, CHARLES Splsisuc ~inlll,
!. & merriam, 90 r4om,- r. l1cc DR.: p MinSi
20: f. Il. Hutton. 70: f. Nunroc smith benjamin
/. Lee ElNNn Waller, TO- pr. N'i' Hn' ,' ~, y"
II. Carpenter, DR.. d. X. Dodge ana Richard "o't
Among the alumni present besides those memlio ,n
above were John JAY. 49, cN Mdy0r Nram :. Hewitt,
'f2 James w. Gcr.,rd. %. Edward cooper, + :
Joseph Laroequc, -: sigTHt , t. Mo'G i W;om
g. LalhIop. jr.. %: DE-. Charles :. huu, % Nlliam
u. Buitclworth 81. The Kcv. Dr william \. pc,
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The prime pal speaker a. The Baptist summary
I-nio.', meeting n the Mad.-o. AFcnn" h"pi't '"''
last night was n.e Ecs. Eu--0n II. 'onN'h &" i"''
dcllla formerly foreign Correspondent Of inc '''"
Mr. Con~,l 81. l,cr.d highly Interesting aarf''' Oh
,,dar school a. a Missionary AcsncY.' H. s'ln u', Wv
host nis.l ouaiy 20 be found Oh Garth wax H"' ''
The child would invariably succeed where grow" j.
fi.d because BE- mad To- Iou'g To- opn 20 once u' mn
~ ever, mother and father. 4 an Illustration Z" I'D |
.oach.ns effects 81 suLaay-sch0ol traninf. ME- '''
.,la,,d an incident that had occurred whi" he wac ~
Hong Korr ,poad'nt %. The Tribune 10 IH'"' -"
,d cone into gambling house in search ior >"'"@
. an and ti0rs found two American sailor, on ',
.o.,D in, Other eldofiy ban playing 'ai'''
..at was hruilng the aif 81 an Old school hymn VIZ" "
old .aIor suddenly exclaimed 'Ior Gods SAKE "l''
where did you learn That tuncl have not h'"iu " sumo
ran AWAY home fort, years ago" The man "''s
much affected and lrft the rambng.hOu,e MI UNIV
m b. corr -pond'nce to The Tribune mentioned inc '"'
If a. La an article that APPEARED over his moi" o. P"'
.pu..,lr ia. -toI. was extensively COPIED an" """-
M vav into 'Ihe Saa Francisco POST wa f''' ~ '"'
old sailor Ic wrote 10 Mr Conwc and W'n they u.s.
.o..,,d that loih were bonn 10 W'-ti'd. Mas. ID.
r.,, listed w. -thcd ia company with M 'on"'' anu
;,yfnp to the Parnc Coast became missionary """"R
,o lie continued his labos until his death al saem'
ore. last August
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MARRIED..
RURT-WYCKOFF.-

BURT-wyCKOFF.-In Montclar; n j. on TuSesc ,s
ADril residence OF the brides parents Natt,o
+. Wyckon daughter OF Geo. ii. Wyckoi, 70 freoerie
Percy Burt. ~
RUTCUER-HOWES-A All Saints Rectory, on tne otn
inst. by Rev. WIN. y. Dunnell. 3. 4. d. henfy
Butcher to Helena H0wes, both OF this cfy'
CROWEII- HFNRY-Thursday, Aprl 10 az ,he resi-:
dence brides sister Mrs Mary j. "sreoei' gy sns
Rev T.. C. Bolles T. Randolph Crowel to Annie henry
beth OF this city.
FOSTER-FEsSE OVERWHELMINGLY, April D, at ST. an.
drews Church. stamford Conn.,, By the nsni An
deacon Tatlock assisted by the Rev. r W. Braisn"1e'
Ellen Lincoln daughter o. the late Thomas A. ~ res:
sender 10 10 Rev Theodore BoeeIf Foster Rector OF
St James's Church Great BarrinArG Mass
nURLBURT- MERRITr-on Tues.sy April sc,co az
w " Kirxby Is. D.. Emile Or daughter Of Wm.
II; Merritt. esd to Mr. VIM IL. huf'o'r'' Vi i""~'
delphia. -.
the residence OF tne s or,a ne
parents Wednesday evening, Jirl y, ~ tnn ies'
BRADY T. Backus. D. D., Dwight Williams hnntn h
OF Cincinnati, and Mary Josephine dauEhSf 81 'haf'S
f. and Josephine Marsh Shade Of y CIV orh 0lty.
RfKFR-WHIrING-On Wednesday. April D. at tne
Church OF the Heavenly Rest by the Rev A. IS MARI.
ass.ed by the Rev d. ParA,v Mor. Edith daughter
OF lanes l.. Whiting to Andrew Lawrence Riker.
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the JAvANDISE HEADDEESS.

TrDil I'V'V"'' 49,,
-, entirely new Style Of hair dressing j. threatened
In paris INC frzly bang has mccky subsidcd 10 give
inc Javano-o head drc-sc, chance; ,i% ap
us,r. 4, have gone daft on those peculiar ornaments
I'd The r,.at lcWcllcr, ol the Rue DC IA Pax nave
hren ordered 70 reset the diamonds o. more IMAM OF,
erandc dame after the pattern OF those MAJ NIX,
,+u.rcut. ~ the opera. few week, ago. dalI!lhs
lieit I'm Partisan society appeared win i'i mar
d,.,cd perfectly lai 10 her mead. Oh one sac ris
.invc me ear. an ornament large ana a. nat a,
an individual butter plate, composed Of dliInpnhs anu
ucar. and mcda!lOns a. large a. an EnTlsh penny
81 fc came gems going round H. the other ear aciO7'
fhc forehead lust at the line of the hair How those
c0rccou, levels were kept ia place was secret
InDyn only 10 mafamc's co1cur and jcwcllcr bnl II
wa. ~I,vanOi-c.' and therefor" beautiful ana as
tinouslcd innovation on the diamond star ana butter
ly Communications. Suc is Of the results OF 'i'
Pari, Exhibition, where the fashions Of Java dancers
were first introduced 10 Western imtat0rs
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1oW LICK FArORs SOME MEN.
From Tie Albany Express.


Il. Nnch siie dc We're sang for the Schubert Cub at
~ concert carly IN the season the club pr.cnod n,
Ia, ~ Vas nothing more than az 0vcr.lsht-rO-
o o a,chueG 70 H. that all M Mos, the clubs
,u.u'.Vi VINO is personal friend Of Nile a. We're
islu'i'u IL rather sciOu. OMISSION and called To.
n"cI some Oh tle leading member, OF tie ciab after
DVnVcit ~ nave the nj taAc corrected 80 fer ar
EfSA.M' Inc number agreed that some flower,
u Dc sent 70 the train tine follOwn morning and
aasuWcihglN one q, the member, whose name world
aS, ~. u me story were ID not breach of con-
"Hse 10 PRINT Twas appointed to select aud pug-
mas ihc moral Offering and take il 10 the train
,ne LOT some reason which IS not necessary 10 the
tyit Oi thls NciacOus tale The trusted cHs.drv over
,pe' ana aWOhc al about The time for Nile. dc Vcfcs
DUN 70 start 50 he gave up the idea and started
s'"hto"h 70 MS business. ON Tn. street ne net an
sIu''n'ance VINO was going 10 the station and walked
t.o"n WIN her. Imagine his disinay nj finding that
~ uc station STOOD Mile. de Vercs tian-ii had been
Yearly an hour latcaid there AT ono Of the windows
Mes ''"0N' "0'''"' '''' '''
~ ~ was not until the train started that either Of tho
Prassenges canght sight OF the delinquent. Mr. Noes
sM,aned forward and mOtiOncd franticay his dismay
asgust. dlsapprObatiOn. diS-ctc., etc
al was seri us SIS the ought to-lavo been flower
oearer rose superior u it,
H. On a truck near at hand lay one of those rough
poxes In which bodies sent hy rail, and on tho
~ Wy big bunch Of fresh flowers. With all cx-
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ryr FAILING or MORE THAN ONE NAN.

From, The Cambridge lrlbuic
\ clever vonug Harvard instructor was once "c.'ii
4, ',, r,aly never dare correct "A sihtrnlH nl'
,,.ilinr All | have loohcl into the dictionary '"re
~ answered "A clever woman GulrhN XXX,
J,r. u.c feeble lr-t spell II fcc-h"! me ln'l
,,. ,,,l.r immersion that the word ,ho!lu h' sPcn ~
9.,bIc \ great and universal contempt j. i''e
tr th. nerenn who ml-sprll-. Bnt some oi Tue Wscs.
mon ard the best have had the misfortune Oh pVins
mn.,rc alyays to marshal their letters corifctN.
\ Caupridec provision dc.fer tel, Of re'riNinS an
n,l.r fr ,,lt machrcl' from llaINaiN P,"'V's"r.
bi made ont by one of the leading P,unST , ;
80 ,.,l,l orur cltv concluded with haillh'' un'.
rh".r ,yho know VIII tell that a." Hrrm"hs Oh ut,-
tfnrnind clrr., men sent up for printing irciuenuY
,ntnd r error, Of thi, kind Cobett IN MS grammar
lovrd to give instances of bad sP'ihe any IN. an.
,rr,,,stical language IN kings speeches. ie ia,her
~ his cnnn;iy had hi, own system OF spens, a''H
i,i. ,,if. had another and very dlh'lFh' ono ~
i,iui,nI artr.,-~ whom all admire. inVarabN spcls
Tuesday Tcu-day. Napoleon was , no' '"'n' ~
,'i,," ard fnc Iron Duhc Slipped often. j" ms
fri,,ue j. nfi on an inherited one ana WiWe 1ill. w..
nt their rcmntc,t branches and twSS VIII SHOW the
same weakness. . , =. ,,.,,id vou marry
. ,,.,','ar vim .nclt affection with One II why NOT
a woman rs well man II 'pIc'' sR.hnnSS w w
.',',rr "a inc marriage state shc might ask now
many ~ our Presidents would be doomcn 10 ccllna'N
Grncr,l Tavlor and Andrew Johnson Wouiu s'aroep
have read their title clear 10 hnsbahuhoou'
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bazar IN aid Of The st. Marys Free Hospital for
ChHufeh' winch is greatly I'm need Of fund. VIII be
"''U !" SHei1N rooms on Monday Afternoon and
evening The storm, Of last autumn dld considerable
Damage 10 the hospital seaside home a. r,rlawav
bedch and much expense Will be involved i the r..
he"Al OF the foundations and roof NeocniK the
hospital contained seventy three patients. and twenty
one operations were performed ia twenty eight da,s
~. Howard Potter. Mrs. Henry >lo,nc Mrs. W,nian
49, M 'DDcft NJ Kim. Nl,, ~aiicrl.c. Miss
soiIs. MISS Perkins Miss llargOgs Mis-, Iona Post
III, i.viu NS LaGcnbur- and Other cl huown ladies
WI nave charge Of the sale Stands, While The duchess
Vi scarborough Is expected to be present
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A LrLL ~ THE SENATE INVESTIGATION.

.cS Eating Committee takes place 10 VIII not hold session
tomorrow. as intended. Mr. WINS said yesterday
that boil, Nh Iardnin his associate counsel, and HIM.
self wofc much engaged ia preparing needed measures Of
ic. station acton 40 Albany that they would BE- obliged
O., omit tomorrow hearing. The most important bill In
trs L,nd- * understood % ho ono re'ltns the Sheiins
- and the genera, workings u the oAcc. The members
~ the committee also too much occupied with h'ir
fnte, In The S.ui,' spare the time for session his
,oe. Whether The ncNt meeting = tho committee Will be
held on Monday a week ion tomosio" WEI be an
uoul,cd ia due .im". The purposes 70 continue the
Alrmanic Investigation and then 20 take up TIC Police
DEPARTMENT remains Unchanged
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4 DOG CDYST Its THE DOCTOH.


,, t..,, Injured in the .tlcct have gone ~
,,ii.,,rl, +, consult some "puipbl' ,ir-ron' a,I J.
Am happy to publish The l9ii""lnF a. ,'1,."t in
lfIcron. ~ H. who has kindly sem IT. To- me- me-. ,,cr
dog Wa struck by ,anir ram n''" a,,,t = 70
o.ro@ ~ M one Of hi- forecs, was nro@1m a, Out n
he wa, othcrH u.s." nninjurcd Airr 'nr m, ''t tnre
,,,d H. tourney the dOs hmpcd upon ~ 'li'r
r,aining i,e, To the Cty Hospital m'aI III, 1orr
of Twcnt, nr-t end cherry ~, ,,' ,r9,,ir When
tn tor "a, opcncd he entered The ONCE ana neu
nm his broken leg best he could Tor INC HSpo0uoH
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Notices OF marriage must be Endorsed with fuli
name and address.
DIED.

nLAKE-GeOrge. W. Blake. aged So EARS
brooklyn Lage" please copy ..
BREwER-Cyrus, at Hotel Kempton Boston, April TO-
Funeral at Milton Mass. Monday, April H. at p m.
BgowN nroOkyn SddS@y 5 on h hsMn io
Funeral private
Mary GOs SS C s1u s sca & yssrs
Funeral iSisi' private.
DESHAYCatharlne c. Deshay died at tn baptist homs
Ri ye and friends are invited to attend ir funeral from
DEwEY-In Boston, April o. Edward Dew eS' IN his 'o'"
rnterment at Greenfield.
FENNER-on Tuesday. morning April g. $780, Mary
Raa fRy and M' ri AO Of he family tied attend
her funeral services on Fday aS or tatSr Thomas Rig
n ne S NS l1S s. w ses i i25d ~
y On III is Stn"f G Sf ihi lure Henry
Notice Of funeral later
% ApF @i d S2cb 1t i D. ss
and daSSGP Of S ats Peter =
services from the Ia 90 Sh oosk bOG Tn
leaves FOOT barclay and christopher at n m
HAXDYoq Tuesday, Ap5 at hi' s ISS Sesf IN sN'r'
R1t, "a and a5sI arr iin n1d SCI,
{: % g5sS SS"I 5ilS
HARDING-Su suddenly, Evert NJ Harding e7 { 5tb..t.:
f'Dssr seFy ssra g. e he as ,s at ooe
nIXRIcHs-s suddenly. wednesday Aprl ,2,- Max
1t eh he rSdenS@ Of his parent conressst.
brooklyn, on Friday April II, at . 80 p. NJ
Kindly omit nOw
Interlnent private.
JAGGER-At Jericho. 7. l.. April 0. william Jaeger. In
Funeral rom his late residence SATURDAY mornae at ~
f .sna City ~i a! p, ocle SGH al '"'' '
KrNYOX-On April 0. 1890 Samuel b. Kenyon. In his
naSs and friends are respectfully invited to at nd Io ts
st. on saturday. April II, at 80 D. M
MOHR-On "Wednesday. April o. at 8 a. n'' h0oer' NJ
rl Mg II t ~, ANN are invited to attend fenera
from his late residence, 10 Il Bedford''t Oh itaA'
MrLFORD-At Roselle. " j., April 10, Eliza Muora IN
ac1 ,so, fqsq els5. A a b. ma at H.
In rt,' in Ev,rsreens Cemetery.
kindly omit flowers
svITU-on wednesday afternoon April o. 1900 In Brook:
lyn y. Y. Lobeus Lathrop smith. IN the ol'' S~ VI
funeral services at residence Of his 72i ouncyst AZ
l o'clock saturday, 18th inst.
sTBoSG-on Thursday April 10 1900 n heart faiiure
sarah Louisa beloved wife OF Thomas D. Strong oi nro
Funeral from the residence ThecaosT'
Jey On e SoaaT Of afllhon at ook
Int,rment in Rural Cemetery, Albany, N y.
un1al ri be held at her late residence sonthst STAN.
ford conn at 10 Is a. m. Friday. April H.
WILTSE-Entered life eternal on April leco rom
residence Of her mother Mr. W99d, Wt. az S"s
sS Nrlces at Trinity church Sing Sing, Friday.
i'm inst az a1artfI pei h5not a. IL ii 10 A. m Re.
turning. leave Sing sing a .Sc and 2:2e p. NJ
wTrE Mont w A ggIs 81 81 2 Sf long and 'n'u'
Notice of funeral hereafter
Grand Lodge and . Tne % Sf sc sat- t the Of c He%
S SSS eSe of sse noG Ed%Gad L. udso M Grand
Master at Albany on Frd 1ohS y. vR aM al
EDWARD NJ L. EHLERs. Grand Master
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4 NEW-YORK FCGITIVE .CAUGHT.
ARREST or FORMER EMPLoYE OF TIL
CORBIN BANKING COMPANY.

ARREST or FORMER EMPL0YE or THE
CORBIN BANKING COMPANY
-. Paul Mimi. April 10 Special" The Pioneer
Press - Winnipeg patch says, L. T. II. smith, his
alleged wife, and a pnAerton detective, were pas,en-
gers on th., mornings Northern Pacific train for -.
Paul. smith was trusted cmployc Of the Corbln
Banking Company, Of Ncw-l About year
ago. however, he met woman for whom he
neglected hi, family aud OIL whom lie spent money
layi,hly. When his own funds ont he began
% steal from hi, employers. which he succeeded IN
oonccal.nc for several months About three months
ago taking the woman with him. he started
SOUTH intending TO go 10 Central America. on
his way to Ncw-Orlcans he stopped at
Satchcz, Miss. and cashcd worthless check on
Kooniz a Britton. fDr 100000. Al New orleans he
de-, ici that Canada would be a safer place for him
ilan Central America. lie went TO Toronto where
Dee took a Canadian Pacific train for vancouver.
arriving there near the end az January.
Detective Wappcn-t,.n had followed tie insitivee.
and on saturday la,i rauhal III, man at Vancouver.
Ticy arrived here on Tuesday
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TIE NEARCM LuR lHPLNENN >

When Mr. Ainhery choose 10 produce piece no mat
ter OF what nature h- theatre hr ,ai7 itur "h" n''
done TO- p ,r, OF Who is uhey 10 do IT, IN uo iut'. l''
fat that .Co,,r" had ben played Tor whole summer
.,,.on a, l9lmor'- Theatre DID not deter him. therefore,
,. ,,.... j. f,..rl las. nirht under it, r'rnau name
~ ..1h. search for Happiness The music q" the "l"
o,sf, b.. bflrit and tn.!u and a, 30 ha. already proved
attractive enough 10 please for whole summer '' 'i''
n.elt 10 found The favor tnat would naturally IT, N''"'
,.f a l,r.r audience mat was caplll' " approaching
,.i hoard Tie op.ia na, v,u sung. on the Whole
and c verify acted ana fl tton, Of 1t are likely to enter
i,lu inor. good houses.
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Especially AVcNG DEMOCRATS.

From The Washing lu POST
Have you heard about m, movement 1" pio"ipl'
The, Sale OF liquor in the district - -, ..,
' Nr. NV aid the representative from squash
What do yon think the effect would be if it were
passed ?" ,,,,ho, r,i.ht, sicht harder 70
Kit a quorum than Il j, ro".
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4 KLrprouAyfAc.S PROBATION.

From The Albany Journal
4 curi.u, story b. told concerning prominent mer
chant Of our sister CITY. Troy I'm, gentleman WAS
blessed with a. good a stock of this worlds goods a,
,ouid BE-. d.. red but he va, h'pipmaui'c. Ncb-t r.
,efir- M ntl nln, a. "A morbid desire or mpuls" -
~t.d" Try q, h,rd - a. could. TIA, unfortunate man
forl ID impossible to restrain himself rom puflvnin-
ln,I hras IS. here and there. II he went lh" iHA
hoi-r and she stepped out - th" room Tor a moment
"A. ..r, ~. fate an Oddly In e shape % paper kill''
A pauer weight or la fact almost any tfihc 'a' came
To- MI, csc went into his pocket lie knew lie was
.ir,irr lie did not need To 90 -. lie AKA not WISH
TO- lui he could not help o. Ile l. now '"tci now =
H.. finally nil upon "a splendid plan. lie hired com.
t,.-r and a ii.t1iial and preventive shadow. rms
shadow wa none other than private detective.
v',or. a.. .,l,.fancc would cndclvor t. make away
,,i,h him. which hc saw the shadow would quietly
a,t c,silv prevent him. For nearly two wears this
treatment was followed. Anu "'' H'c""' "V'V' '"'
pee tod II j. said not.
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MORE THAN HE BARGAIyED FOR.

From The WASHINGTON Post
Well said th" merchant 10 ne No"ns oer.
ham he had ,.ut code, ing ala you hNe any
luck -
some a., ,...,,,i,o,nn
,v,. S1u said he was personal friend oi your,
\o didn't gct tAc money the ll'i l'' u,i J,
.,,,tl| iunw What t. make Of my experience there
How vas II . .,,.,. : c,lo1
81 Vent i'm aud said. Mr.. faihcr'nfton. rs,,'n
D.. .,.,. a.,u, "A mafirr-' didn't get snN iuriWr,
,h., h.. nyf m vita That's all right, my boy BIO
is yGur,; take her and be- happy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
NE HAD NEVER SEN Any.

From The Chicago Ilibunr.
Donald 4, a ghi,ngo I've year old. lie ms STE"
f.i,'t,,,.n rr,n. onal, aad i, Ia, opinion "i ll,m
r,p..~ be- ASKED iic otirr daN aii'r "'''n,- i
leather eullrrd Celestial 20 past ~" Mlhup" anu ~
dul,.ur for a few moments IN brown a'""'' "''
t.ud make Cinnamon . ,.,..
lie dd nav SON." answered his iath'r. .,,,
Donald went inic another brown riu",' """' WIN"
he emerged presently - ask: D.,
papn doc t,Od make any she Cinnamon.
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preston utter despair at his forcctfulness ne mo
iioI.d to the obituary bouquet as If :" ndicatc ,iat
he mad Laid il down and overlooked II unil 100 iit
I men the train moved out across the bidge, ana ="
his day Nile. dc We're probably Is ignorant Oh ,he
chouish trick by which she was led to believe that
The schubert Club had remembered its duty, even al
the eleventh hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
TILE ArTncRIT'S AWFIL PERIL.

From The Albany EXpfc.s.
Now that the car r4 dccrcci that all 'iolhr nm
for himself and his famil, shall be- "i in-ii ia,
md MANUFACTURE he NAV expect 10 hay. i,o',h' ~
iced A.. long "A, he intcrfctcd only WIN W ~" ~
Of the propir lac had comparatively lttlc 10 i,ha y
now that lie has laid his dcspotlc haiid uDo" wv pe'
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Long Bench. l., T.--Fcr rooms In hotel or co'apes
address John L. Devine, Grand Hotel, broadway anu

When baby was sick, gave her Cestorta.
When she was Child she cried for Cast0rla.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castora.
When she had Children. she gave them Csssoriss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11

sOnal liberty Of his wife. who always got her gowns
from Paris, he has indeed cause TO trcmhic.