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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Tho frst meeting Of the KnickcFt"'ker E'wling
GLIB for thi, held ye-trdav afternoon
the Tennis building. No. III Wet Forty-trN IT.
The attendance was large. The managers Of the club
are u. 81. Cantnann. Bayaid Clarke and Matthew A.
wilas. Among the subscribers prc.cat yesterday
were CaptsIn and Mrs. Warren Beach. william Colgate.
Mr.. Bryce Gray IT,, Miss JD,!e Gray, the Misses
kchcEok. Miss &. L. Gardiner Mr.. and Mrs j. Hooker
liser.lcy AmOry +. Carhart. the Misses lsciin Miss
banks, lie Lanccy Floyd Jones the Misses Ru'hcr-
ford. Miss wilmerdIns. Miss Nsnce. Miss C"''"r. the
Misses Johns son, Dr. ". \. PIcrp0nt Shipcy Jones.
Mrs. J. II. Wainwright. the Mise, Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. pcew. Miss Mcvickar. Miss Torrance
John MADDEN. the Misses Par>ous. Mis-, Choa'c = H.
Eetts, ". Rutherford Mr.. and Mrs. VI. T. Pyhc' inc
Misses De Ruyter. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Taylor Campbell
% Misses Horn. Miss Trevor. IL. u. Trevor Miss
",ver, tho Misses Glover, W. e. Floyd Jones. Mrs
j. [. aceknlan. Miss schicIelin. Miss Grady. Mr..
Lou Fitzgerald. Miss Lynch. T.. Ferry l'r'mweIi'
NssSsthaie Post. Mrs.. Alfred ioung~. Courtland'
~ snssener, John Clifford. ". l.. Montgomery
INC .es LaroQuc, Joseph Laroquc. Nils Fraser
f- y. Ut, Mr. and Mrs.. l.. VI. Thorn jr, the MisNe'
EWING 'rs. q. Winthrop and the Misses baldwin
Tho patrtcsscs Of the club Mrs. J. Muhlcnbcrs
IaiIey, Ar Austin COrbIn. Mrs.. Prescott Hal Butler
Nr. Hehr, A. COster. Mrs. bradley Martin. Mr.
iasra liam, j.; reyssr Mrs IowiA"d ls Mr.. j.
Mrs. urno Won. ionquct' we're gwen a, p:ilc,
Mn. q. D. Edwin. No. 80 West Thirty eighth 81.
gave lunchcni yesterday. Her guests were MiS.
Alfred r: Whiihs. Mrs. A. ID. Juii!ard, Mrs. &. J.
Townsend Nils tnciair, Mr.. Albert Young. Mr..
W. y. Conn., MIS- Walter stanton. Mrs. J. J. t,untlrr
Miss Arcnts aud Nrs II. r. smith. The table wa,
decorated with fe1 uses and tulip.
Mr.. n Scwl,on Morris. No. 10 Fast Sixty foirth
ST.. and Mr.. iolrl winthrop NJ. lis Fifth ave-
viii give dinner p,+Ies to night
married to Isaac Levy last night at Dcmonico's.
were Marcus NJ. frcorick W. and Louis Is. Mark.
brothers Of the bride. I'D Abraham Levy. brother OF
the bridegroom: Am0h,thc guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. Younkcr. OF Des Mplcs. Iowa Mr.. and Mrs. leo
Lippinann, Mr.. and Mrs.N. Elienbogen. OF Paterson
n. j.. Mr.. and Ms. G; Sharks. Of Erie. Penn. Mr.
r. A. Meyer of Erie, Penn. Sir. and Mrs NJ. sampler
Professor II. NJ. LeipLiger I'D Dr. Charles Long. o,
Wflkesbarre, Penn.
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MIX yr'yINytU WtRITyLD'X BEOH Est

I.altimorr. Feb. bishop larct SAYS there u not
enough money left by Miss sn'annah Waricid 10 found
college or a university. The Bishop sad he believed
IL wa, Miss WsrncIds idea 10 found high grade boys
school, at which Episcopal any other boys could DO
educated preparatory To entering the ministry or any
business or profession The property left for this pnr
pose consists Of the building, on the place which arc
Of stone and arc valuable the farm. part OF which Is
to be Sold aud about $4,000 In stocks and bonds.
Mis-, War1cld's property amounted 10 about 10000.
Of this Ass 900 goes ~ may boneac.aries. Bishop
Pa.et also stated that tho Episcopal Convention would
take no steps In the mater I'LL the coart had finally
adlusted everything Then tho convention could II IA
chose to 10 So found an advanced college by sdd.n,
moro money u the endowment but II WAS too early "
take any steps In the matter.
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LIL.,i d.


~. r',n-. III No: ',,t "rof:r AA'o. ia
t%a,rs. ,.r,i-r. 10 \. sturdy M2rgn J. at st.
S;~iLrn, ,nurrh oth-s,. Uet"c'n 1-h al GA a'''.
H. i.t. ..", a;.! !f a.s r..
n,"r on I@c'r ~ = at 6 T. '' i, e ( h,
ia~r,. IN IL" 3itr >,at 4 n.- a.. ,..,, 49,.
~ w.. VII 81 '""h'' i.r'a i',H4'
Of ram 'a'AAs "fa'd & n'A' D. ~ A. l. DO i''
ln,.,rr,"t a, coa,,n.rncc OF family
"hN ~. oA N Sdsn ''j 1 on X ' .Sr N t e'l
>% ;; S g, OF. arrival q 10 5, .r.n from
'1 ir.1d ; AZ ,'Tn ,ro;' W
Pira," on, ro"rr'.
o. M.ry EnlIl"'n Sc Of : A"t,,.ti' Iiar.
Rclatil. and frrnd- "f t", fa"Hy are nr.d +" atnd
r. aatyF3 =. at at !: 80 D. p. "
iocr iIo".' ,"unc' =, son e; ii'n! ard i"y Madison
Funeral a; r,,,l,rc, . W., SIth.,. Thps,an morn.
cnENELi.-on rur,a,y. February -. Tnora. W. Cor.
Gri4ti,~' ai FRIENDS l-,a'.'y py ,, =" a'',t
W. l;,,.'t on trd'y. a'9 , M.
p. iro Jane G%ir var -, l'r a;'. ,l,.r
Of The late Jam,', ,urrir. Of ''rr"mtil". y. J.
AlI\rlN ca Iu,-!,s February -. 1870. Albert Ho,'
;.ailln Of tar late Aihrr. 'aatin. /" In" DIST
, ?, r.I,2y sngrrn h. 'G g, ,o Of .na'"
a.; cS %t Ti' &i " %a o. N%F'; <s%% i
AID daaiit Of tn Ia," Rob 1T Adr'n. r'4 % Sew
F,.i~,4 .,rt.r, Church Of thu Hdrm'r. Morro;own,
co"nitta ..r,ic", in chr. Church. Ncw.Erun,"icK. at
= J.. III.
uAKHltK On Tur,dar. February - at 2. m. John
Il IT, cnl, rhiiI Of Howard and Mill e I,r'.r -
Kralli, and f,"nd' ar rr-wctfnly INVITED To- IN "t'
VICE, ut \; Church ta,t 3oth,t and ~ Ann =
ave-. 1hur@iay. February -. Ut l. "''"'S
JOS y crnand J,,-a at nroOkyn February 81 isoc'
LnMni, ON cbruary %. Anna II. LoN"y' wife Of the
lnt "a, NC, AZ her late r,~idcnr". ~ Madsona'c
Painnrld. y. j., "n tliiiy afternoon al 81
Please unii, no"ri-.
- William Iau', Mtch'll ,on Of -" late James L.
Mhce ~ ,Gr '!h 'av 81 Ia. age ,r,oon from tho
residence his sister Mr. Laufrhco Hutton - West
Sit,.st. - ,s.o -
1ifc Of = w. 0,randrr ~ D.. IN the 9Th year Of her
services At Grace Church, Broo.iya Heights. Thurs
Ssy' F'briary =. st orock.
ptrRSON-On Wcdrr,day. February 20, Daniel Pierson,
rnc al .rlics. viii acc SATURDAY, March l. In
s ass, y Mai .rry N? Ss%ak J p M
orlMBY--At - wes. 35th.., on wedns.dsy February
rrG # .uov IT, 'ra.y rtSu.ry College
sroKrs-on Tuesday morning. February IS Msrcellus
Mar,lnv only Of James and Grace Hartley stoke.
aged 10 months
the Village Of Middi" iaddain Conn Jazz g. wife Of
D",rs> strong, II Broox!yn. y. " In the O5th year q
her ace.
| int,rncnt At Mlidi" IInddim.
| VAN WARr-At pica>ant,lic ~. V, Rev. Alexander
Van wart IN the oi,f rr,r Of his age.
M %na Sg Gs% 70 as"e IL: ras
| intcrmcat At white i'iains.
WARN Elton the 18th inst, at Tunbiidgr Wells, Eng.
land William strong Warner the lats Hiiau w.
Warner. Vi thu city, N ns %2d ysas Of biz as@
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DEE.

DEE.
a ass s S:s. sa =, 81 "a.
s,n l. aH.ns lease y Ssss
YEOMANs-At Fordham. n. T.. February %, Henry 70
,n ssSaaa' .: :s Fsos Il ssR Il. 1.
.:s's e t the ss q D's sss h ssS asn
q their banking house 2s7 Green chs. NewYsfk City.
the .sSc,r.
isy ss' e. ssauss
$ :sss 4
.'r ks:sIseS fR: menu. Board. vi" attend
the sS: That Sst ' COPY & .s snS ,.
'y 70; them ISI 81 IL w ;siA s:ss r.
SsSsna u: Ely q On S hs sye'
fis.asa ssncsSf :. Il. ss..s on .xss!yisT's z:
Tiy.idsn. d p. Hank; whrrsupoa y va. -, 1870
e. Tia: III I %eS ssss Of hs Gs e As re- a
Mr. thomson. Who .ers q ais snE t.tAqIly On:
e ;s ss . ias as.; s. s' years.
Tas' ss the: s ss'S; S4 d Si
pfo@nsnt influential q tAs cssns!s
aid bringing T. ans u .s%n.rasca he sass
Esq. lS%s: :as. Conscientious hasv and
Ia Of ps o. S s he T.: s:Ss
aiding restore public confidence BY his SOUND sdSee NJ
During hi. long life. than four .e.r. yssm, =
and administered many public ana private .rusts y IN
suffered no i.rroach he Was uss 70 ans ma q. r.
full In the discharge Of every duty. .. ,,., ann.
lie MAS . knd and considerable friend. genial CONF
psnion and . safe guide. . $3.50 -. -,.
Kcsosca That resolution be spread upon ne MA MA
the Board and copy thsryo sent 10 N. t.M r
pathy, and, mark 81 RESPECT = the memory o III:
Thomson, that the menAbers VI The B"sra sl'eAe "~
'uNe'A'' A. s. APGAR, Secretary.
MemsriaI resoiutisn. -Astor.- At . meeting Ok w
Bosid q Managers of the Deawae and Hudson SanH
tonnany held February ID 1890 the following mnuSs
Was saanimouy ad pied and copy thereon orosro3 sS"s
to Mr. William walcon Aston: 49,. o., ,~sr,,so,,
wears hs, been fellow manager. !, sIic'ous oss
ths company. and inhics upon eaeh oi Us p<''A~'
A. our Associate In this board ". held him 10 The ne
highest ESTEEM for his Integrity ability anu souha !uax
It in matter. affecting tho Interest OF the eonosn'
nv his kindly disposition and gentleman ike oepore
ment h. won aircti,nats PERSONAL f'eaiu. ...r.
IL. his intercourse With u, h" W. In otinions
and feelings II others ard yet nrnl ot PURPOSE III VIC u
Torrance 81 his duties a. tri,,+ ,,th and lived IN
the possession Of large fortune. y. Was . ,r es~S
and prd. Of .;on n ns q, hm..f or
his great wealth His charitable gn, were n'Ans vi
judiclos disc Elimination aud IN such way - 70 =" .S,,s
elective zeal good and 10 attract the lea p1'''
IL avoided public station. prcterrins the quiet LIE
IN, m tine Of sat National Ieril h: Old no. he.ass
and 0Im beiit IN dutv ~ obedience 70 law ne ~a
- adv to give his totun' 1I! " ma ~ M ~ "a
the def Of his country ard the nAih'''ec W -" ~
| "ry b,s death We h..r lot valuable a.-ocisS an3
friend ard the city. state AID country an upfHhs ~
We tender to hi. family sincere coincidence.
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A 1HUs or EI.PRESoEyr WO0LsEY.

View. Haven. Feb. 90 Cspecia. Professor John r.
weir, OF the Yale Art School. HI completed model
for bronze statue Of DR.. woolse. The statue 10 to
n sixteen fsst high including the sanits pedestal the
aeurs being heroic size. Presfent woolsey Il
lhs professorshp Of Greek which he ed here previous
10 his election 70 the place OF presdst In l54O. lie
rs clothed In his presidential robes ymbollzns his
presidency Of fifteen years over the diversity. ono
hand holds book, while the other res Ia his lisp.
bS face wss sculpturcd from life and venod BY facial
esst, also taken from life. The pose o the head Is
erect. The eyes look straight forwsl. The In
scrfutions for tbs four sides Of the pedel have not
~ yet been decided upon. nor Is II kn<sn exactly
wherc the statue. " en- completed. will beput. PRO-
SeSsor Weir has been ovor two years desxn!ng this
1SIGa ana IL viii probably 10 about the ssne length
r 49, bofepe the bsonss statue win b Gpiscd.
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thu Butler field 1t Q sixty .bsrrclsan hour rsto Inc
biz strikes have caused furry among the producer'
WORKS OF AFT TO BIZ SOLD.
COLLECTION THAT WILL ATTRACT ITrES'
rIoy-soME OF THE ARTICLES.

rloN-soME OF THE ARTICLES.
The collection Of paintings and other WORKS Oh s'
which Is to DO sold to-day for tho estate OF pr. +.
Detmold at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. near
Thirty fourth st.. Is likely TO attract an uhusuA
amnnt of attention from cOllectOrss Among INC Sru
ccs are china and brc-abrac Of famous n'aAer' 'o'o
valuable bits of Venetian and Bohemian si~s'"o' ~
Barge bronzes, some curiousy carVeo Iu'n'.o ~ =.
fcw engrsvings, including proof OF ioschi' poiu
of NicolO MacchlAvelli; remarque COPY " -. -
portrait OF Cervantes from Veasquers panune Asue"
nv the enrrsver and examples Of Raphael. MorSheh'
Claessens and Lcronx.
Tn. psIntngs will be sold this evening. Among the
entries In the catalogue appear ST. john riose
In the Wilderness by Domenichino' On copper,
landscape by Cuyp. three Poclembergs from 'ho
ham wyndham collection, an Italian landscape W
Berghem; apollo Pursuing . Nymph.' by Cor'oIS,
the Mediterranean Coast by 4. Lecrox' porsfss
nv ,Terburg and Gain sbOrough landscape nom Inc
Wsdham Wyndham collection: Portrait OF Frshz YOU
Mierls,- signed In full Oh the back OF tRo psa0.
nv Van Ryn Rembrandt. from the coiiccuoh w
NJ Augiot former director Of the Louvre TWO porIs''
nv de Keyser the Flowers Of Love-. painted ID ocF
bv Dax for John Wolfe allcgorieai piece oy Mere'
podios Tiger Before Ills Cave mosaic 10y Podio'
The Passing shower, and Twilight by George
rnness a head by Vcdder. Church's View on the
connecticut River, the Yosemite Valley by Bicr'
.tadt and examples Of Dcfrcgcer. koek-hocX. |oiu'
schlcssngcr, Van Dcc,t and Others. Therc arc also
. number OF copies Of the old masters.
The sale OF collection Of $50 pictures By American
and foreign artists was begun last nght AZ 49, ,nre.
Eifth ave During the evening seventy thrcc he'ur.es
were Sold and the sum realized was ',oo W. r.
following some Of the pictures ava price' pna '
$50: The favoritc Dinner Kccpaa, 30 s. De
partnre Of the Prophet for Mecca ,as'ln.; 80
eno Sheep Emile jocquc si3; SIMMER song
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TUO EIDhL MEETINGS HELD.
A srIIr M ~ III: EI.rrBflc.>s ~ THE
xlX~u ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Tie uoc,ln: Ia r,c.I NJ - t'r Business We :
Republican i--"'','!"I 81 ~" N!\ih N'-'nhl' d.
tud ~ WIN" OBI Han va stormy one. ard 1"
.uI,.d IA a.. f.-ri.. t,,n II MIR. Aud"rN,i. but bot
until a large 'roricr Il '"iirr, hid t't O." hhl Z"
form an of.tiil,trn - tt"If ""n. When 'hail"~ d.
-w~.ncy r,.,afV OIL. IL" "I'cTy" '"mmiti"" fpr iiu
Lu,ir.., Men. I:cpill!',n iii'r ~ Ia "i.
tall.d i!c n'ti,: g. order. hc AID nat Mr.. anderson
and the other Officers would Lr a,k,i To- reign All
~ the ucl,~r, rcidily consented - &" this cN'pt TIE
.rcr.tary Daniel Kelly. Nj. ~wrrH"y. a. temporary
chairman. annnnnord that Mr. kclly would not give
with the reorganization II tho a,p' Itlon III the d.
uict All the officer, d"Ia,s"d D
a motion. AM then The tcly faction tricl
t. prevent cl'cipu. ard failing IN thu. Mr. Kelly
mounted The platform ard called upon hl. friends e"
follow L.rl. iic If thu hail With 100 or men
After Ic",h or rs" III Whit" orh Hall. the election
Of new board 81 ol.' took li," with the following
result President. william 4. Andcf-pn. first vice
president, COLONEL II. ALTMAN; second vice president
Joseph Lag HE. third ~" rc-idrLt, Robert D"nncy
r,urdnc rtarN, Joseph l. IurkirN treasurer.
John - Douucil corr" pnudng S"Ciriary julius otf>
Mr.. Kelly. after hc l'h la, supporter, ont ~ tire
first meeting conducted them 10 Linden, Hail. near
hy where another meeting was held. There "a new
Iu,nc,, Mem, KrpuhlI'an h.~u'iitiun or.nnrcd
for ~" NI\th .-"mly D-iri't, and c"nm,tc"
district IN the Assembly dI.tri't. John VI. Kline,
VA, cI,trd chairman. Mr.. Kelly secretary. and
Peter kcnu'lS treasurer. The meeting voted 10
hold session, in Linden, Hall ".cry other Friday.
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THEIR tNNCAL REFLEX AND RECEPTION
MAYOR CAST SIZES THE ::D REGIMENT At ITS
PRITIiI.>r


one Of h'largr.t crowds that gathered In tn"
cd Ic;mch'armGry was present last cv"nin. at the
annual review and reception If the rc-Incit.
First came 'rc,> parade. none 81 the details Of
which wa omit I'd. Colonel camp Va, IN command.
$40 men. out I total strength Of 1Oi. being
present.
After the dress ,arldc those " no had won marks.
mem. badges. aboL ninety IN oil came forward and
received the state c'Oraiion. which they had Won.
The Ambulance t0h, badges also presented
Then came The rcviw. Mayor Grant and Colonel
Camp passed through he lines. the Mayor critically
Inspecting the men. lc parade then dl. M, I'D
and In twinkiing te ruiIs were put In their
case. and the men "er receiving the compliment,
81 their friends upon heir splendid appearance.
t,ilnorcs Band next "a, "a short concert aud oii
hour later the dancing bcsn and was kept NJ until
everyone tired out I'D willing 10 So home.
Amons the guest, were i,r.sdlcr General; Lou, In,
gerald, Colonel, seward nd tavana.h. Lieut.
cnant- toloncl Harding. Captin Nr-titt and Lieut.
chant IL. H. Bcnham. OF the intel states Army.
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10 FORx AN INSURANCE fRCST.

A number OF Newark manufacturers met at the
Bord Of Trade rooms In that city last night to con
side the feasibility Of organizing an exporting trust
sln!ir 10 thsse by tho T.. q. Wheeler Company.
wlic has brxiche. IN brisbane. Queensland and syd
ncy. lew sO,th Wales. II I, proposed " form tho
trust nth ap!ral Of sj0.0OOOo0. and II Is to be
rcptescts II each branch Of trade. This will In
cludc q. entire country. It's object Will bc O d.,
tribute s.ch American goods n can I've advantayconsy
exported Mr.. Wheeler present and described
the s'Ierr. Anong those expressing n Willingness
to go lnio werr phlDen JOno, Co.. T. j.. Howell
y. J. Dcmor'st. s,rrsant Manufacturing Company, H.
II, strieby nd Butter Wards
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VlGNEES "DIE MEISTERSINGEH"
Mr.. KEEHBiEL EXPLAINS THAT 1T IS A
CLta~rc COMEDY.

Mr.. KEEHBlEL EXPLAINS THAT 1T IS
CLta~rc Comedy.
GDie Nelstersingcr Won Nurnberg' was he subject
Of H. T.. Krehbicrs lecture at rteih~'y Hall ye''cf
c,y The eager attention Of the n>tchcs VS. marked
VI h,Ie The number Of Iu.c Of the irama. closely
followed during tic illustrations, was particularly
noticeable Mr.. Krchbici characterized Die Ac'ter-
singer, as q comedy conforming Is truly T. the classic
IDEAL OF comedy a. wagners tragedies c0norm t. tho
classic tragedy. II, aim 10 chsstise Conservation
End pcdantry II was. however, impropr to at
tribute 10 II an autobiography character Beck'
me,scr was the representative and at the siac time
carraurc Of classicism. which was concerned chehy
With forms. Rnmantcism, the creative pr1hipie
found its personifeation In the enthusiastic Suth
Walther The real hero was s"hs. lie
champOned both parte-, and showed In
the triumphant union Of the opposing pri"pp;,
hat form must adapt Itself Ia spirit and thai at 'e
lame time enthu..a,m must Yield Ob|.denoc T. IAN
More than any other II Wagner cr'nId' ." DC
Mei.terslnger- needed explanation. il d'd not dc.'
With the universal them, Of the tragedies, but wa
full Of comic lo"ai '0!oriDg. IL ~a@ alm".t ph't'
graphic ~ 10. rc;rrdu t,"u u SueWbnrS He IN th'
,eveniecnth century. Ihc mr'c al" Wa il'! ("
parody Of one 81 KDssini', >1a->. TEis cf7ind ht'
it, lesson. d. every comedy sh""i have. When on
ped.itlc u4d>t"r-li who MAI" arr
trade he should remember that tl"ir idea vas no NOR
rdicllDn. than the Modern one that art could r"ur
- people devoted to trade and '"Inn'iSc
The lecture va, illustrated ~ ALtDA >eIdl ahd Eau
Ehll.ch The in ..ng o.! Wal;h"r. IrLr song rs ~
latter Wa, received with .r"At enthn.Ih,m. Mr.
ErchtIeI will next consider der RINK dc, Nihcl
unren.- ON Wednesday he will sDcak about tn
Prologue.
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LOWER PRICE FOR OIL ~ pIrrssrRG.

Pittsburg. Feb. 26.-Therc was a sudden break In
oil Of nearly hve cents Just before the close Of the
Exchange this afternoon. Tho decline created con
siderable excitement, but very little oil
changed hands. The break was caused by three new
g,,shcr. coming In since yesterday. one well. the
Horton trary & Go. no 3. IN the Sheffield District.
.ai ted on At 100 barrel, hour. and Is now doing
eighty barrels. Tho sec.ut well WA struck on the
uniting 800 barrels In tho tank tho nrst twenty Our
kours. This afternoon tho third well opened up IN
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STRIKER PAST. PRESENT AND ~ COVE.

Tn, striking cloakm ak ?. Of Mrv'r Jona.son Co" D.
Rothch!id Co.. M.phat;an Coax and suit to'iiahy.
,,ot.,uth A Hiatt; Stein Co. and Din h \ Co. c'riced
~ ,,rn q, work Yesterday n their employer. Lad signed
AGREEMENTS To Iuy rate Of wages and I" Employ
only union men. The employees Of A. Fried s'd"r 20
~, stu out A. that refused to acr"t u h'f only n"h
MI belonged 10 thc union The clOlkrak p WI" "oF"
., .,,o,,. 60 went on strike yesterday. 81 tho en-
o,c, q, other firm. Ir. expected e. 20 out On Saturday
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TINTED CATHOLIC LITERARY ASSIMILATION.

baltimore Feb. o6-Thc United Catholic Literary
Association OF Baltimore has been Organized. and
embraces nearly ai OF the prominent Catholic literary
soricties Of Baltimore. II hto The approval vi
Cardinal Gibbons. Its objects are the dlNa'on "t
useful knowlndgc and tbs promotion ct fraternity
,morp the member, Five DELEGATES from e.h 80
ci,,y meet once "a month FOR debate on '"inc topI"
NJ tho Lime, and other literary exercises. Among
Tho officers elected are: Honorary President tAulhu
Gib,on.: chaplain. the Eev. +. T. Doory, pFc''
DENT. John {, FallOn.
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TWO MEN IMPRISONED ~ 4 BURNING xISE.

shamokin, Penn. Feb. 26.-Fire oroko out 'h''
.r,ipc IN the stables in the Cameron Colery slope.
100 ward, below the surface Two miners working In
a ceeper part Of tho slope are shut In he'cnihs
parties have started to assist them, with iar pros
peos ~ reaching them through an old opening mere
ara about nny mules In the stable, ana IL 10 icdroa
that they have all been suiOcatoi
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ScCPcrtRY TRACTS BRIEF VISIT.

Secretary Tracy PAID a hI-:y visit T. Bro'klFh y''tf'
a,y ,nd >t.i,.d the Surugit.s or". where h. took ont
l,.r, O., adrnis, alton the I,r-a estate Of h' MI
r.. .~orn valuation Indcr $4,000. Although h. =.
r,alned In tUt short time b" received many eA'
,,c,.lon, M condo,nce ~ the hands u his I'D friends
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SOCIAL xErHODisTs 10 DINE.

The third annual dinn"r Of the NcwYork Serial Union
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will he eaten In the
assembly Of the Metropolitan Opcfa House this
ing After dinner sddresses be delivered by Rev.
Dr. Il. q. NseArtAus Of Galway Baptist Chureh; DR.. J.
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From, ,orr f,,d 49, CARrEEs LITTLE LIVER Pill

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NdHEfEU.

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Take 4 look AZ thr Interesting Want ADVERTISE
nients on the nlnh page. You may lind exactly what
you want covered by some oi tucnl.
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NJ. Buckley the Editor Of Tho Christian Advocate Pro-
lessor c. J. Little Of Syracuse University; d. H. Bstes'
and by presidents Of other social unions In this city
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Part, going abroad ~!i! .ublet elegant suite At The
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Notices Of marriage must bc in!orsed with fun
rauc and address.
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Ia inc cl,fc~. - nary huis ar" mii'- known H.
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4 Srrty 81 desirable things orr advertised IN 10
many Olumns II short announcements on mo Hlntt
page O.ILc Tribune this morning.