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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
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JOHN Z. I AMlll.isi"
John e. Campbell. formerly chief engineer Of the
Public Work, Department Of ihi, CITY. died Yesterday
a, hi. home No H. West one hundred and-t"chN
.ccond.t lie wa, born At Cherry Valley, ot'cSo
County. IN 1-f7 and was the son Of Judge James =
Campbell and nephew Of Dr. William Campbell, sur
,cyor. General u this state.
Mr. Campbell devoted his life and lah0rs t. cnS
nccrln- and DIS first wor. II importance was ON the
GROOM Reservoir under Mr.. Jarvis. when he showed
marked ability for hi, profession. Aficrwasd he built
part Of the Hudson River Railroad through the high
land IN l-5O DEE went 90 Panama. occupying the
Office Of chief engineer - the western part OF the
Panama road. liz health falling b" wa, Obliged -
return home. and soon after TINS CONSTRUCTED l"f'
iu Indiana. and subsequently was general sl'l'ilh
fcrdcrf If a long line Of road in Wisconsin, ''i e"
frfr.ny fn Dob. native state he wa, appointed 10 u
fl,rc ou tine rotor Reservoir aud became engineer IN
'II.f Of tho Public Norl-, an o.Acc which hc heM Tor
many Year,. ,... -.
lie ua, con .idercd ono Of tho most prominent On
rlrecr. ln the United state. and devoted hi,. uWo
PRINCIPALLY - water Nofa-. Ill, Woh was avs 'ilN
.n ,Ii question, - hydraulic engineering Recently
M Ind been Interested boo some important water ""ih,
In california. since d., return home his health i'td
been failing rapidly. .,, a., ,f.,.o,,,.o,,.
H. Ihrruu. jg II tlnfa-1. ana W.. Aic"'' - HOW
ard u Sew York. were his daughters
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should be read pAILN by az Interested. as changes
may t.c, fo FOREIGN countries need not be specially adj
dcs,d Tor dispatch by any particular steamer exceps
r,csl documents. letters not specially addressed being
,ont B., thc fastest vessels available. , no IL, -,
.pl,oNPrlN IN an ca-c- ut TN, Office, as follows
ruUKsDAY-At =. n. Tor ne Netherlands direct:
per :. =. Amsterdam Va Amsterdam Ostters must 90
directed ',cr Ansteldaml at II a. M fer Fortune IS,
land liaNti and sayaniiia. etc. per : AarondaeS ~
Naa w. ~ p and Santaro cuba per :: ;; Cenfuegos;
AZ p M isr CAPE III. ar,gn p anu " g. mewss.
"m Sew or ans: az : 80 p Tor st. Perre-MquelOa.
r!iIDAy-Xt p. m. for the wndward Islands. per
= SNTfTTfKSbAy-Nsa M FOR France switzerland Italy,
spain ami Portugal per La Champagne VIA Hayti; ~
y 20 a. M for treat Britain Ireland. Belgium Netherlands
Other European countries De directed per Etrurial;
a. go a. n for Germany fs via Bremen letter:
ep oshcr rlroISan countries Via southamp:n. must be
directed pef N Ma a at c,lcr ' must SrSed per
Cirassa' at q a ~ or iiaytl and Tor sa.a1iiis via
Vcnei"ea Trinad. Bh-h and Dutch Guiana must be
directed '.pcr PrIns T. Hendrik'l; at p M Tor cam.
letters Tor Other Mexican states and Cuba must be d..
'e'tfa Nb PNy a. m. for Santiago Cuba per ..
uabana letters Carthagena must be- directed per
Iisbsna1 at 3 D. for Costa iiica Ma iimon, per
NAH" tor the Hawaiian Island; Per 50 Australia
S ,r e S c n1 s' &arcR @ % M Mails Iron for
GINA and S. Jq r4 a ar ~ az p M Mails for Xastrsa
Newzcaand Hawaiian. Wi and Samoan lslsncs per $
~ m Tor on arrival at Newlork Of = Bothnia with
nrsh mails for Australia Malls for Cuba ~ raj 70
close M, once daily a. 30 a nails I. arranged
M h, rrsuItion ~ their rnint r'rwed overland transit
~ Kan francisco Mails from the Fat arriving on time
dismtch,d thence the day. Registered mail closes
at 80 ~ rSEsIi ~ w N..s s0! IT Es;:"'s
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Special Notltes.

A. American Art Galleries. "A
EAST 25D-sI.. MADISON SQUARE.
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
FROM TO g AND 80 TO p ".
NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED
OIL PAINTINGS
AND
WATER COLORS,
WORKS OF THE
MODERN FRENCH AND SPANISH
SCHOOLS OF ART
AND EXAMPLES BY
THE OLD MASTERS,
ALSO
ANTIQUE FURNITURE & CARVINGS.
COLLECTION or OLD SPANISH LACEs AND FANS.
OLD COSTUMES. DRAPEEIES AND TAPESTRIES.
ANTIQUE JEwELRY. MINIATURES. IVORY CARY.
INGs SPANISH MAUREsQUE POTTERY PoRCE-
IAINs BRIC-A.BRAC. GLASS. OLD MUSICAL IN.
SHIPMENTS MANUSCRIPTS.
THE COLUMBUS CASKET,'
4 SUPERB SPECIMEN or CARVED IVORY. PRE-.
sl,NTED BY FERDINAND AND ISABELLA OF
SPAIN To CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, MDIII.
&c, &C..
THE PROPERTY OF
FRANCISCO GCIU DE GALBALDA,
BARCELONA. SPAIN.
To BE SOLD At AUCTION
or MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 81,
AID THREE FOLLOWING DAYS
At = 80 AND ; O'CLOCK i. NJ.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
THOMAS T.. KfRBY. Auctonecr.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
MANAGERS.
II Nou Sc Tobarco or -iiniu'anis,
You certainly should Carters Little Liver Pills.
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rxrrDrATyuFyT IN AID OF A MISSION.

The reading and musical entertainment q; the Berkeley
vceun last evening for the bcneht OF inc 'o
N,ss,oo WAS largely attended. The programme con-
- n readings by Charles Dudley Warner, fecations
nv Edward Faes Coward and harp piano ana vocal sco'
nd duets by Miss May Colby. Mrs {. d. warner Miss
Iohnston. Miss Steers and Evert Jansen "enoe" inc
v,@ceeas will 90 toward paying of MORTGAGE on the
u,, building The mortgage was originally Tor
Ell 600 but through the kindness Of friends ana oca"s
- - 600 il has been reduced 10 $1,000 ,
The patronesses were Mrs james d. 'o's".,, "' ~
,a van santyoord, Mrs. Malcolm Graham Mrs a. ~
,n,.,d Mrs A. r. Ledoux, Miss Mary w. Bootn' MrS'
rvs,ett Hernck Ms ID. Warner. Mrs. Arthur of00A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

The general passenger agents Of the trunk lines
accomplished only little work AT Yesterdays meeting.
II va, voted 10 allow ticket representation lihdt -
sell through tickets to the Union Idluc I" fuEc'
sound points. by way Of Portland ore. IN' "p
pllcntion Of The Union IacIi, ha, long been pend
tnr Int the trunk lines have hc.itatcd t. allow II
hccau.c ~ the opposition II the Northern Pacific
The trunk lnc. now have decided To- grant the
privilege and allow the Northern Pacific TO take any
hostile measures west that h. may choose. Action on
excursion rate, was taken In number % Instances
The agents discussed infoiu'lN the question OF The
successor 10 Passenger Commis .ion"r Intil". INT
reached no conclusion. The committee hh- DECIDE.
ia apuoiu three Joint agent o t iuf ihr assoc iii''
ine- al fhc steamship pier iu suppl inf Information
10 immigrant and second cla-, pa--cnf'i, arriving
,horo MIR Tnitlc VIII name them. This rrm"'" -
h. ohu-c of "A -cramhlirs for hu-inc. ou the part
~ a dozen agent. representing competing lines.
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HANDSOME GERMAN At LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood y. j.. March 26 (>pcclan.-Thc yellow
german at the Laurel House this evening was INC
most notable incident OF The kind TINS winter Inc
yellow decorations tastcully arranged, and the
toilets Of many Of the ladies were handsome. Mr..
". ". Law. Of New York. was the patronesS. Among
the favors were miniature violns. guitars. hafps.
tennis balls and Iacquct~ tied with yellow bows
The participants were Mis- stone. Mr.. Chick Nj
Dwight. Mr.. Decker. Mr.. Lynch. Mr; Lynch, Wis
Mood Mr. Coleman. Mis- kctciam. Mr.. Bo-alats.
Mis- Hopkins Mr.. Tecter-. Miss Dashicll. Mr Hart
Mis- y Dashcll. Mr. Icard. Nj r. Dasnicll; VT
Miss skac. Mr.. Law
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Tho r,po.. amapmati'n q the Manhattan AMI staten
Island Athletic club, cane 70 vote AZ meeting OF the
N,,hat,an Athletic club three weeks The governor,
defeated the motion by vote of 10 to g. The publication
ma, such consolidation had been contemplated caused the
,ecst discussion In all the athletic cuos IN this neigh
horhnod.
Al the Manhattan Athlete club lat night the general
40, t,,,.nt wa, hostile g. srch arrans mcnt. The
v,or,, Of the -hcuy diamond thought that the Manhattan
would be- the loser 10y such a deal.
sad one member: The staten Island Club, property
T. said IA be valued at 100000 That Is given value,
lorcyer \ very liberal estimate o. that New Brighton
n,srtv would place the figure, at $4,000. Now there
MORTGAGE OF $40 600 the prsp,r,y. aud the Staten
t,,d,r. claim member hip of cOo. hut In reality 500
n,cr the mark. Il should waive the initiation Zee
,, to.. 800 men, taat alone would amount q - 900.
80 van .,c there only matter OF 10000 left. 10 has
h,e found the property OF the staten Island Club Ia,
, nearly 80 many advantages from Manhattan point Of
Wow a, 10 at first seemed to have You say that the
,iub /, now seriously considering plot oi ground
nath Beach. The ohanc,, now ha: oar country
hoar Viii hr there
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oprnATJc CONCERTS AT TIE CASINO

Rudolph ArOnson announces most interesting
scric, Of sunday evening concerts to he gwen AT INC
Casino beginning on Easter sunday and continuing
through the month Of April The music VIII be by
members Of Abbey schocfcl & Graus Italian opcrt
company and Will consist chiefly Of operate sccc-
tons Among the singers Will be Nine. Nordlca. Nine
rabbr Luigi Rcvclli Giuseppe del puen'c and Franco
Nnvara. The Casino orchestra VIII De- enlarged 10
ftv and will be conducted by Luigi hrdt The
nriccs Of seats VIII be the usual one, Of the Casino
The first concert will include Easter music and VIII
he made an especially interesting one II be re-
marked that SUNDAY concerts were a part Of the
original plan Of the New York Concert company wheh
the Casino built.
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DAVID DOWS 80 WORSE.

There was no material change AZ midnight la, night IN
tho condition David Dow, who FOR the last few days has
lccn seriously III at his home 40. East SiNty
Al h. house II said tina, no immediate change wa,
Npectod ana that It rht be two tire" day- before
Mr. Dows', condition became nr Allen. the
known ply stefan, II attending him. AMI hope, for
hest but ia, PATIENTS T. considerably against him
David bows IT, and the other member, OF the family are
In ,lmo constant attendance the sick man
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GOOD-BY TO STEINWAY HALL.
1T Us TO BE TRANSFORMED INTO STORAGE
ROOMS BY WILLIAM sTEINwAY & SONS.

ROOMS BY WILLIAM sTEINwAY SONS.
steinway 4 sons after than two wears of dc
liberation. have decided to give up their hail. which
has 30 long borne their name The business of the firm
has 80 increased that the building in lis present FORM
although covering eight full city lots has been lonnd
inadequate. Much room i necessary for storage
than was formerly the case. Another potent reason
for the change is the great sacrifice of time necessary
to listen to the requests for the use of the hall.
This, William steinway said Yesterday, had become a
perfect burden. The fact that he seldom refused
request lend The hail Tor benevolent purposes led
people to make the most unusual demands The
hall also required considerable outlay each year.
The annual loss estimated by Mr.. seinway at
10000.
The changes in the present building will be begun
after May /. They will be completed according to
the present plans next fall and viii cost about $50.
OOO Four new floors, each scventy-fivc feet wide
and 12j feet deep. will be constructed within the
space now occupied 10y the music hall. Two al
Gitional stories will be placed upon the building
They will be used for regulating finishing and sho"
rooms. The small hall. however. fronting East fonr
teenth-, which Ia, seating capacity Of 400, will
he retained for piano recital~. etc.
stcinway Hail. which Will tha, soon be part OF
history, was built in 1866 at cost of S21o,OOO.
At the time there was no concert hall IN ths CITY
suitable for frst-clas> entertainments excepting The
old Academy Of Music. 1t opened on october
81 1866, with concert in which parepa Rosa and
:. L. Mills the principal artists. since inen'
WOTll fanou, artists. bOth vocal ana i'll
strlInenial all Of the wcllknOwn conductor, 81
orchestras on this side OF the Atlantic. and many
other eminent persons. have been heard within the
hall which AWAY been famous for il. acoustic
Among those may be mentioned Anton Rubin-tel.
franz Rummcl. Eugcn d'Albert. Kail khndworth-
Noritz Rosentlal. Henri Wienawski. Henri NicrN
temps ole Bul August VIII elmj Pablo ~aI'isatc
Emil Lourct. Adclna Patti. Minnie Hank, Christine
Nilsson Lii Lehman. Clara Louise Kellogg. Campo
mini. Theodor Wachtcl Anton schott and Bellinl.
The decision OF Mr. Stch"aS VIII nc d C'u'c VI
regret 10 many people.
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Tur,rsrs Tn c1nSE on coon FRIDAY.

few the city theatres VIII continue this year their
usual custom closing their doors the night Of GOOD
Friday, which will occur week from tomorrow Inc
houses this attention VIII be paid 10 the day are inc
Madison Square Days and the Union square
The others VIII give performances usual and innccd
most Of them made custom Of closing The bus
ness done the theatres through Lent has been in general
orltc a. good could DE- expected. The cncct Of tho
.eason has been felt Enthusiastically at Of the play
houses but others such thing poor audience has
teen unknown, and full houses have been the rule
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prp0PTc ar VET- JERSEY 81 PTETS

Trenton ~ j.. March 26 (SpccaD. The Governor
submitted 10 the Legislature Ia day the report Of the
Eoa of Managers OF thc state Geological survey and
recommended an appropriation Of - 600 per year for
five year, To- complete the survey. Ne also trans
mtcd the report Of Robert &. Bacon. secretary and
engineer OF the boundary commission and recon-.
,ucndcd tlc passage Of an act to fix the boundary
limos ~ lind on Essex Union. MiddlcscN ard Mon
mouth Conntics. 50 10 conform 10 the lines
tabi,hcd by agreement between the comm ,,lonS OF
Tho States of Scw York and New Jersey. The sen
,tors reprc~cnting these counties were appointed
committee to act on the Governors suggestion
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y,y.v propLC LISTEN TO mr. FISKE.

r.ho fon,b I'm Of lectures on the Discovery
., .uctc, for tire benefit Of the BuInham Industrial
rrr NV John Flskc was delivered at Iardman Hall yes
TODAY afternoon A. the previous lectures, the audience
was large and not few were Unable 10 secure ''a
o,nh dscrtton. which the lecturer gave Of the social
,,,t and li~ous &. ganizatlon Of the aboriginal McN
cans and Of the first prompt actions Of CorcS, were ce
calv incrcsting lie closed with description Il the
treat pueblo us causcways, canals ana bridges inc COM
munal fortrcscs temples ard pyramids upon the affairs Of
which human sacrifices 10 the gods offered and Of the
general practice Of cannibsism am'ng this scmcVzed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
Refusing TO LIVE rs THE United STATES

Chicago. March 26.-Joachm Franc. Baron Won
Rose brings bill for divorce In the Circu, Court.
The defendant Kentucky girl. Of German parent
age. whose name was France, Won Widen before
Baron Franc. November l--i, took her from her
aoric IN Jefferson County Ky. They had one child.
LOW I've year, of age. The baron say, that. JI,t
even montl, after their marriage. the baroness
cN..ccd strong desire 10 visit her friend, IN Europe
AID he not only granted permission % her t. do 80
bat tool her 20 New orl. placed ler ON Tho steamer
with proper ticket, and $50 in cash FOR her travelling
expense. pn the dccA az tire otrane" tir lt'oHt,,
begged him 10 return 10 Europe and mike hi, home
there. bur this hs refused - do. lncrct non a.
baroness hurst into and declared thai -hr would
FEVER return to America. The bell ranS the visitor,
lnff and ti. bAiOi'-, sailed away. Many time,
aficrWarl tine baron wrote 10 hc.. begging her 10
return. but she Away refused T. answer him. Ac
cprngy he accuse. her ~ Wilfil dc,ortion aud
That there never the slightest trouble CO.. di-cod
between them and her only reason for going away
WAS = dislike for America
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-prPrUASTyG ciTSETLL S~VMER RESORTS.

Kingston Y. March o6 (Spcciall.-Thc Laurel
House property. in the Cat>kills. including the famous
Kaaier>kil Falls. has been sold 10 Jacob lroncr,
merchant Of Tanncr,vlc. The price was ''"' -
Mrs L. F. sclujt. wife IF the surviving son Of J. l..
scbuft who died a few months ago. has purchased
several mountain lot, in that historic region. II j
said that arrangements will be made by which l.. J..
a resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
THE flRuERS MOVEMENT ~ sorrH CAROLINA

Columbia =. C.. March 20 l>p'cal.-rhc city b.,
crowded a. night with delegates to the Farmer con
Vcutlon. which meets here tomorrow To nominate
ticket for state officer, at the next election and T.
aaOpt a platform. rhi, convention /, called IN rp
pn-i from 10 the present state administration, WHICH
/, ,har..t with rNi.nVagIrc' and cOrrup,lOn The
fart t,ai ail # ia" GOv,rnnr, for number nf years
ia charged The present administration look upon
hi, movement Gi>a~trou, Ia the Demo.
cratic party, aud predict a wpenrou 81
pl,.ih. that ". \. Couricnny. former MAJOR "i
tv.rl.-ion VIII hc nominated for Governor. bitter
cnutl- viii result from this division m the nnfiy.
e. Hen Timau who was active IN the campaign two
wear, ago, Is the leading Hight now
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APPRAISING THE ROADS IN IOWA.

Des Moines. March 90 (SpcclaD.-The Executive Coun-
ell consisting Of the Governor Secretary Of state. Auditor
and Treasurer have just finished the work Of appasns
the value Of The railroads for purposes. They
find there se5ose miles in the State. de.
Of 3sa miles in 1899 The gross earnings Of the
roads In 1889 s37 i7s ST. 1883 Of
J07 The assessed value Of the roads I'm 1889
so 1884, s3ss 90f less than in 1855 The
ments a whole. 1890 lower than those Of last
year the OF the leading trunk roads
the same last year.
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MARRIED.
GRAY-TURNBULL-.

Newport, II. l., on Monday
March "a 1890 by the Rev Or. Cutter Grace Townsend
Hawxhurst Townsend, Judge John Clinton Gray, OF
New-Yoik.
POWELI.-ECKHARDT-On Wednesday, March 20, 1890,
at the residence OF the brides mother 1913 East 11thst
by Reverend Robert Russell Booth ID. D.. Pastor OF
the Rutgers PRESBYTERIAN Church. James D. Powell ana
Amelia Eckhaidt. all Of Ncw-York City.
sCHOLLE-sCHOLLE-Tuo March %, 1890, at the
residence u the bide's parents II East 4Jthst New.
York City, by Professor Felix Adler Pauline E Schons
TO AdOlph I. Scholle, both Of Now-York C.;y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

annual meeting will be held next month and number Of
the directors and stockholders will then to California In
body TO inspect the system and coast terminals and per-
haps to complete arrangements for putting the steamship
line into operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

T. v =
every hui>r. tnal you may
Arnw ur taiurt- tlNti ut y.'a.d routed anu re-
-, ir d, ,.rf..i wt, o. ,thouc l.b -lst-s,.
TN. >cw- orII Association for Improving Inc Son.
alton II the fOu.ths oA AssO, alton an Ala society
10 the ~ tAe home life OK the poor ana
fnr ,ciou. relief OF necessities without regard TO
race, color creed nationality. All case, OF want re:
cri,e most careful treatment Ire Society eFAhts genera
r,,,f and has Nell-eguppl sanitary sew ny ana fresn
I.p1rturuts. T. has Just omen ii Harlem tranch
r..d ne John Patton; treasurer Logan {. Murray. No.
/ ufuadWay. Chairman Com. OF Ways ana VI ans, H.
tu,ton cutting. Chairman financ" CON-: James A.
k.rAr .-nernl AgeM. 4. lougNorth ~ 4th.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

CITY Of Mexico. March .6.-Ihc programme OF INC
annual meeting Of The American Association ~ ten
clal Passenger Agents closed today, WIN pnh"'
reception accorded ric members ~ IRE io'n' p".
II the Mexican Republic. The reception was h'li
f., ffo r,l,ce and the member. were introduced hy
Minister RYAN. General Passenger Agent carton
of the chicago and Alton. then addn--cd President
Dial. President Daz responded. oomphmcniins . ,nc
i.s accom-. Mi he'd This evening the member A.
tended a reception given ~ Minister hFan Inc
,.,,-,,,r,. from line CIV ~ NoNi,, ul he made 10
,,irtov. and TIE a-.ocailpr expect, - arrive lii
CHICAGO in the evening Of March ~.
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The Twilight club will meet a. Mof'ilo~ this evening
and after dinner III discus, thc qu Sion Whcf' Shall
th. Good Heather to, The club has been
prosperous a. at present and Charles r. wneate the
announces the attendance az the recent din
ners has been much larger ut those previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

Chicago, March 2d-Presidcn Marvel Of the At'hison.
Toc and Santa road has returned from his Visit t. c
Pacific Coast and to-day IN conference wi'n Of
the Eastern directors and hnana hackers Of the road IN
Guiding George G. Maeoun Thomas Barring and j. J. Me
Cook movement + on foot by the Atchison Company
TO establish Pacific steamship line from San Diego
and this was the principal under discussion The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
LADY STANLEY SAILS FOR ENGLAND.

Lady stanley Of Preston. wife of the Governoi-Gen.
ra Of Canada. sailed the White star steamer Ger
manic for Liverpool Yesterday morning. she was ac'
conpanied by her daughter, the Hon. MISS lsaCci
stanley. her SON the Hon. Arthur stanley Miss
Lister and 4. II. Mcmahon. Lady STANLEY and party
arrived at the Brevoort House from Canada ie"
days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

Edwin 4 Gn5 en. a promin. no school teacher Z" This
,v did ~. on Monday from 'roil'NF afi onf To-"
lo,,-., r.n.. ,, =. l-i I0>ne''u-aVc where h' was
80 , ,I, a. fl,.t 10 Iordlau. H. Vas bonn in
no.,on m 1876 and Off. tath.r va. 40 on" time S 'H'f
, 3D.. .f,..,.iu..ft. House ~ Representatives. Nr
@no. va. .sa,.' ~ n. boston 's ..' ,. ana
,or.,. for MANY year. De served an usher 10 the
g.. ..o Latin school and utn Dos 'amr Ir!nD iph oi
school in Waiu.am Mas. About l-'- h' came io this
,l, and on.a.i school for boy. az fofiy-fond-t ans
-l..,,.~ TN. school is A. present ~. 20 VT
lIf,v,lnth..t NJ Glhlfns leave, WHO ana two SOILS
and ,,n darrhf.r- Onr ~ Dol, SONS b. fN-o1N"1f Com
m...loa,r Daniel l.. Deh.n-. Funeral services WIFI
f.e hr,f 10 5 O'Clock Tomorrow morning go the New
jerusalem church. Last 1hif'yh'th..t, between P'rh
and I,lng,oa ayes. and saturday AZ SO 1873 Boyi-ton
80 Eo.on
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nANsAs clrY.wYANnorrEA ND NoRrnwEsTEEN

Little Rock, Ark. March 26-In the United htiirs
circut Court to-day, Judge Caldwell appointed Newman
Frb receiver Of cry Wyaudottc ana North
western Isail,ay The application for receiver wa,
made on Monday by faim's' Loan and Trust Company
NJ Ncw.Yok PENDING the foreclosure Of their mortgage
rhn u,oitpagc was tNccut,d January, IsSs. JUDGE
Caldwell required condition Of appointing the re-
cciyer that all debts and Liabilities Of the company In
curcd In the construction repair and operating Of the io'd
including damages to property since the execution OF ho
nor,g,ec should BE- made charge upon he nofteagcd
,o and paid the proceeds OF the sale Of the road
II not sooner paid the receiver out Of the earnings Of the
road or other provided Tor the purpose. IL was
further stipulated that the receiver might be sued In the
state courts and required to appoint an agent In each
co,ntv through which runs upon whom process
against the receiver De- served The applicants did
not accent the conditions Of the ord'r until to-day. the
recclNnr Mns hot appointed uniIl tlen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
DIRECTORS OF MEXICAN NATIONAL.

The stockholders Of the Mexican National Railroad
Company Yesterday nominated. directors W. u
Palmer and George i. Peabody from the 'nitd
states. and James sullivan, from Mexico. Ih'y
complete the ticket to Doe elected By the voting
trustee at the annual meeting.