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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14

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fnr d.na,rh bv steamer close At this Office daily
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, -. ,ne n-csun;nt,on ~ their nnin'erript"d over:
"a ,nnst "a San Francisco. Mails fon1. W" rhy
niyrg on nm. At Francisco IN the asv OF ans
steamer. arc despatched thence me sa"e o"''
Co Wo.t y y " Oe.ober 10 1900.
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ENGJI>U OPERA HARLEM.

Thr scc0nd nigh 4 NJ. Ia rSt in'S EnGi,h spra
70 Performance Il GUinOd's " Faust" There were
TWO dcbutantes in the cast the Young women who sang
The roles Of Marguerite and Siebc and when this fact
Is borne I'm mind. The crcum>tlncc that the admired
opera received >ati factory Performance as many
Others given under vastly more prctentiOns crcnm
Stances must be set down speaking win coh>ia'r-
sole e.oquence in favor o. Mr. Iar mort"n'N plucky
sao most p:ai,cwOrt.iv undertaking. Tn: MOVIES IN
question Miss Minnie Iandcs and Miss Adc!"
e'ransS OF both o. whom pleasant words can be spO"c
u'ougl the greater Of cOmmcUdation was won
oy Miss La3dcs. whose bright vOc" and unaffected ana
uhspdled singing we're particularly refreshing whch
contracted with the vocal OF some OF her asSo
eAtes who have Years Of experience and even trumP'
oen'nd thcm-snor Ta2liapetrs. for instance. 1T WAS
Mss LAndcSs first effort the Ope1tic stage aud the
manner IN which she acquitted herself fully JUSTIFIED
ue enthusiastic paudts which rewarded her efforts
sud ebuked the foolish zeal Of her many friends tShe
Is resident VI llaTlem) who insisted upon nterruptg
the progress OF the play and the music in order to
nve hcr reception on her every appearance. Her
iunFe NAV lie watched with interest
MISS Strauss has been heard here IN concert Oh
neh occasions her voice sounded more effective than
- nght-a circumstance easily accounted for MI
~ 10 respect Of voice and vocalixatOn. and signor
SSsIspetra carried al before him I'm spite OF his con.
onsi sentimentaltles The opera will be repeated on
s70ay ana FRIDAY evenings. and Ernant WHICH
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VOTCS OF THE STAGE.

Tho FIR performance Of Poor Jonathan VIII ne
given at the Casino this evening. with all tEc emociiS''
ncu,s OF new costumes and scenery that u-"auv ~
con,p,rv production al that house. MISS Lif'n
p,,se, Will make her first appearance since " Ih'
Grand Duchc>e" Wa tanen from tie stage '''e '''
ago
y NJ. Field has made arrangements with Sidney
wo,c,t 70 give i ,,iio, Of his poetic rcca!S at The
Boston Museum November ana DerchlDcr' u" Al"
day and THURSDAY aftcrho"H>
Souvenirs VIII la Distributed at Proctor'S twenty
th,d Street Theatre this evening. IN honor OF uc
n.c,l pcrfo-,nan,. Of An tho Comforts OF Home
las. night. a, the Chicago Opera Ilons". Lawrence
parrctt revived GEORGE H. Boxers tragedy i ian
ce.cs da rrini" in which he has not appeared bc'''
IN several wears.
sonoc exceedingly handsome and costly scenery va
shown N Tile licir AT Law. a: pr 'n''"o - ~"
Jefferson. Florence Company at Palncrs l'"'rc I'''
night a room with walls Of carved OAK ana l"h'o
stree, hriDc the mos, noteworthy example, Ih'N are
i, T. " ,eaycv. The oak carving is cxc"ucn'V rep
resented hv relief work I'll papirrmarh" ava =" ''
* adorned with pctnr.'~ pointed FIR II by VI leu.
himself The t:ee' ,ccn" rrrFt-'' - an p, 'n ON
"pyas with street, shown IN we'll arranged perspective
leading off to the right and left
some changes mad" III Dr. BIZ at the Career.
Theatre last night hy introducing TIE part "i M>'
rauut,,rov, played by Mss Edith kcnwaTd In 'n'
second and thiid acts. Tho additions thG> mace w';'
accepted by the "a, dcncc a. agreeable ones
The company which will support Miss Fanny D"vHn
po1 I'm Fedora" for q supplementary season b'snm''s
q, the Chestnut street Opera House. fH."'ciphih g"
october 60 is called tor rehearsal Sn 'rIo" 1T Ia" ia
Theatre. The tour will cAt"nd through III" %""-Ent
l.d safes and Miss Dav"ar"ii VII return I" N""
YORK on the 1t If Dec"nb"r fr tir'" w"'t-' e
he,ral of The company for H." production # >a:d,'
Cleopatra" which Dr,:ins Il: the ii,i Avcnne Ih'.c
ON M
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crLrRRArLvG RrYLAMIN WNOD'S BIRTHDAf.

Mr. benjamin Wood gave an 'lH"F"'" d'hher al 'I'
luh lvrnrr Hotel last evening. II bong inc N'ch''
anniversary Il the birthday 81 her hii'' ana hchJ''
Wooi Editor aud prorrirtc. 81 The Ntw-I"rk New
\mour h,. guests we're Mr.. and Mrs Grover 'icHtEhu
Mr. and Mrs, William T. t;racc ard Miss Gih illSt.
Mr. and Mr., Joseph j. ODonohmc and Miss . poAo
iuc Mr. and Mrs. William J.. BroWn Mr. and Mrs
Iohn H. Follows. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph l.. H. WOOD,
Tud - Ahr.lam 4. Lawrence and Miss Lawrence MISS
Wood daughter ~ Mr. and Ni> benjamin WOOD .
Mavnr Grant Smith Elv, Judge II. Wider N!"n george
I,ncS J. sergeant Cram. Captain Frederick Watkin OK
tho steamship titv of N'v York. and james :. Coleman.
The occa>,on called together many friends ot IN"
journalist. who. np"ith standing III" long Term
Of wear, and >trinE life, preserves hi> old time vG"'
and /, rs active most who arr quarter %. q
century hi, juniors. Few New Workers hay" been more
ui,ua els rrntiicd with oral and National Affair for
the last nity wears than Mr. Wood and 1t may be easily
inayucd that the gnics, assembled 10 do him honor
rnnycd an evening of "Reminiscences and social pleasure
they will long r'nrnlbcf
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DIED.

AIMs-october II. Matilda Maxwell. widow Of the isN
aS' i, & T ss.s Aims Ms
CAETEi-On sunday October IL. Jacob Sawyer Carter.
s sft sa 81 MS rstc Church. IVES. 2oh
near 0.ia,e on Tuesday. october H. at II Nv oeioeA
tr'nds ar, rr.ptfuy requested not send flowers.
CODDiNtToA-On Sunday, October IL, James Codains
R'iait.> and f.nd, intItd to attend the funeral
isT% ." w"a;S,day. October Is. at 10 a. M
cooKEA her rid nee 20 w.; 33h;. Sc on r5ssao
XSo at, 10 s3V % Of Ms' ty o' sister o.
Th t"p' .ry iS. T on !a n. u iiC ~ H. az ID
CoKY-Motr.-town. y. j.. on Sunday. October L. siaa
rnnDraI ,.s at MS ia," residence 81 Esrlys on
r, JnSaa ave.. "t9'a Of T. I.ai az =. IL oclok
tEoCcM.on sunday octSbr T. s At hi nj, T"dence III
ran"rlt .r,iEc at tie ,.tncton slar Methodist Eps
coImI Church ,ith,. ot.-aN.J. THURSDAY. octoocf
ptKE-on sunday octobr l2. at hcr residence IS. Mons
.- Bv,hiyn. in her BON Margir't, wife Of John
Fun. RAJ u: residence Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
DrNNIN'.-On Monday. october 49, Kate ~. wife OF r.
,a,h p'r'M VSn v,orhi'
Fru,il ,.r,ro At -. .d"nce Of her sister. Mrs W. F.
trd,,l 60 wr-t I-otn.-t "Wednesday. I'h inst. at
p,a,k,. fls.. paper. plca>' copy.
uVoDwlN-in san Francisco, July 10. 1890. Frank IL
F'm~.a. service Tre,'~ October II, 1900 a. o'clock
D. H. fron III" unde akns parlor> .: Graham & scah'
-uJL. Las. 2stk->t. ln''Ihrht AZ Greenwood
IslIAM-At Cha'tano"ga. TIM. October - Adrian Muller,
| son oil Clat,. w. I>ham Ia The 23d year Of his age.
KEE\oCr -suc,,Iy. SUNDAY morning. october IL,
M Msn HAM, %-f in the :%cy..x;h year Of his
| Funeral private.
| LINCOLN Suddenly October II. Amherst. Mas,
Mr. L,d.. L.. wf" Of Il. y. Lincoln. esq. and mother
OF III. r. =. Lincoln. OF this citv
Ost.L OD In rs.i-. september 80, Eliza Vanderbilt
o-:2ca Ti3sT q ,%: 4 o'Good and daughter Of
rn s -or,- a, her residence, eo7 shave. on
! WcGlns.av October u. at 10 o'clock.
| lntcrn,.nt AZ Wopdl1wn.
| KAprOrp -Oa Satugdev. October II. william II. Rad:
fnd 1t H. late residence 10. West 4l,t-st' aged ~
Fin"a r,ces Tueslay IN" 18th inst from the Caths'
! Gr.l. ,'n.iNr. and 5Otl.st a: 10 a. M.
! RUINELANpTH-At PAS, oc'ob'r u; Julia Rhine'
iari,r d. G Ter OF the late VIII! {. Rhine ander.
sIl.-.,n >atu~lly Orto,"r II. ''iac' l. See aGed y
mol,i> ana days. infant diughtc. o: Howard NJ ana
Trace W. So,
! Funrra pri,atr
STliLlXD D. Suddenly at his residence South Amooy,
! v b.. tlrAaHi.r Snt',llsnd
, Nutr' 81 iun""l HEREAFTER
WuIrAKi'H suddenly October L.. william w.iies Whit,
ak,r AID 81, tho late jam, Whitaker, at loA
! M,-t - -.
! T.; ,,rl, a, r.,, l,rra At ; 80 =. M to-day
WiNANTS- T., -N" staten Island. October IL 1870.
it,i,. Jnlr.ol WiaaLt>. ia t.o 10i YEAR ot Ia, az"
r,i,., an! i,id- fully invited To attend the
funeral hi. lar" HON" on "'d'>dF. ortome
Il a, | . ,l,,h. viii 10" IN waiting AT ilueu"'
not thu ANIMAL nj Ia" ii 80 a. iI tram IRON
| N,w-lork CAY.
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DEATH or MISS JrLTA RHIyELAyDER.

Miss Jnlia Ehu"!andcr. whose death at Paris on
saturday announced III sundays Tribune. was n
dan -,t"r 81 Tie late william e. Khinclandcr. she
had for nearly year h'"n in finc health. bnt her
death was altogether unexpected. and Is believed 10
have been Due II apop"xy state senator L!>p"nirt
stewart and +. j. Oakley Rhneland"r. nephew, OF
U.s. Ehurimder. sailed for France on La Champagne,
which "t Nv; York on saturday. since her fathers
,caih Vi, Eiu".aiidcr. who was ah"nt siAty years
Id. livc III ih. old Rhp"anf"r hose, Wa-hncion
>,lIa:" north am Tifth Her wealth derived from
her ~.aI" t'r estate let by Wiliism Fhihclahier
a, AWAY, freely expended charitable objects. and
.hr W., rarti,larly active in church work. she had
made generous hcnrfact"n- 10 the Church OF the AS
..n,ion Tenth i. and inh ave. Of which she was a
,ormr.r. The hands rrrdos Of the church Is one
fher gift Her T. iut on- were always M dc arc ".
.anI~!I. II u'd"Itu That !"r "Gl VIII bc DiouIht
I'm ,ttI and bli!rd IaIl'> VhurChyirt.
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UrSBArD AND WIFE REVNITED.

Chicago oct. 13-hftor thirt On yeas separation
william +. Na,t and his VIE met Yesterday and ~"r"
rcconci."d. The meeting at the hjln' Of lie OF
Mr.. Mats relative, IN thi> cts. The wife arrived
from st. Lou, vest .I'iay morning. Nj. and :. Nat
VIII return 90 st. Louis Tomorrow. VI. and Mrs
Esther Uenni-t daughter Of The mill Unaic iunh"r "
Il loui~ whose death left 3G0o.OU0 to he d. d'd
among Ms heirs. Nj, Na>t las 100000 II her own
right, and Mr. Nat was a ,mccr. FIJI New York ir E'r.
New York for awhile but the m1r"ct went a"aih~t
Mast and his bll.inr., was gore. T'rv then took M
tloir ahGd" IN II IDui.. living al ia" bautl!n Gil
ucno>t home t,ad few miles out OF the ct Mas :
commercial venture, all proved disastrous. and Il -
said that tie rupture between himself and VIE va
cau.c by her refusal ~ back him n business Nh'
ever the cI~c. tcy parted after rrht ." III wear ~
married life. during which i'm" three c!h!lr'n Ia !
been born 10 them. Previous to settling In New
York Mast had been aitache Of the I II ted state
LEGATION in Germany. and wien he left his wife q
started for Europe lie prospcred on the Other >i'e 4
the Atlantic. and Is the owner 81 paper mil in
England a sl;Ou [ me since he came 20 Anne lea I r
a visit and opened cJrrcsp ndcnce WITH hi w. VITA
the re> MT as stated lie will dispose Of his English
interests and Will I've in ST. Louis. .ihhngh in
middle fc. Mrs. Nat IS hrnf>omc LADY Of The r en- h
typo -, l.au'v TIC l;"no;St, ono Of the Old" t
If Missouri families tic i'nd'r Z toe house HV ns
,ctt.-d there indian trader I'D Yeas asr.
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OBITUARY NOTES,

N"whurg. y. " oct. - (>pcciaD. F. DcGroat,
The Fi,hklll ticket agent Of the Now York Central and
Hudson River Railroad, died this morning after ILL.,
Of few weeks. lie sixtythrcc years old and
VAS well known among the Central employees In New.
York. whc~ for h" had charge OF the freight de-
partmcnt Of the road. His wife and children survive
him.
Louisville. Ky. Oct. 12.-Nrs. Rachel Johnson,
mother Of Mrs Rachel Macaucy the actress. died here
tonight.
Boston. oct. 19.-Thomas p. Murphy, OF North Con-
way ". H. who twenty years ago was Organlst in tho
hons" OF the Earl Of Gair eborch, and who clandcs.
finely married aud came To this country with Lady
Iaachr the Earl's eide I daughter died Yesterday In
the Carney liz >pita Of I, pLod fever Lady Blanche
died "ir! years ago, and her body was taken 70 Eng
land
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rPIVCIS WILSON ~ WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Oi. 13.-Fran"> Wilson ava h'
tolHpa,Iv> opening here at the National Ih"i'4" -
night IA Tn Merry Monarch" was most eiihi''f--'
tircmt ip,al i,l;"r.t eNCit"I by ~" "ll"'ii''
~ Halt AID r. Smith The conro'"r 81 Li>t"h - W.
TAT" nf Wyr" viI'h II inc!' WI III and Wan" ! u -
made such Lo Ia" c;inr" II III" O"lah E'-' '''
sou. Harry Ma fi'!!ouch. WHO l.a'"A ~" 80 "'
Kcda.. chief o. police" IN The Merry Monarch ar
iEg the run OF the opera in Ne" l"rX s"FcF1i week
ago asked 70 be- released In order that he nis W'",;
an enlargement for letter part from the Cam" m'h
ac.,nent MI WIl-On consented ~ let him 60. ana u
wa, mutually ARRANGED that Mr.. MacdOnoi.h "'"ihl
make his last appearance with the company J" ''''
more last week. pending the preparation Of Mr. Snli
for the part. lpOn arriving in baltimore IL Wa ~
covered that Mr.. Ma"d enough was n", ih":" ana 4
telegram from him stated that Mr.. Aroil icin''d
20 let him appear in Baltimore with wilson. MOI
wnh,anGing ;ie agreement made Mr.. smith WAS
ha- ilv rchc;,rd IN the part and wh~ entirely >i'
cc,,l OIL VI ,iday night IN Baltimore. H., c'rlIl
here to.nigiIt wa cordial. MI smith ha, nf'n "a
prolific composer Of popular song. VIII III and AL
the f,vori,c, were heartily rccriv"d. ard brh com
pnny and opera scored t that VIII bc ~nic 10 Keep
the National crowded the cnihc week.
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DryypR OF TEE THIRTEENTH CLCE

According the belief Of several hundred men m u
city, the number 10 Is exceedingly lucky and oehevne
tha, they cannot too much OF good thins tney
enpoy that number in every possible. They hsw
dinner monthly. with extra one. 30 that they nste
thirteen each year. These dinners are held on tns
thirteenth day Of MONTH and they are BEGUN prompy
At IL o'clock D. M At each table there are thr'eeu
there are thirteen courses and thirteen kinds o.
wine These gatherings break up until the theen'n
hour and It is FAULT II more than
OF the members club home with heaos enFe'
clear. -. ~.
Thor. WA nothing dead except the chicken about nv
dinner which was given the Ashland House ast n'sns
Notwithstanding the fat that pasteboard CONN W
placed at each plate and that Coroner NeS'r nSa esS
Of affairs. tn were thrtyiine persons .
=, ,ho aa nesches thirteen more wanted TO- and ting
remaining thirteen could have done 40 they M" oee
called upon When dinner was hnshed tnree an.s
thirteen men went home thinking that they woum me "
spend thirteen evenings each week, were such o"!
in cxac,v the same manner that they spent as>
evening.
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WILLIAM r. fDEEC

William F. Jones. Republican who has been nom
or"d by reelection Freebooter Of Somerset County
" j. for twenty-five successive years. died in Plain
field. Y. j., yesterday from liver disease Mr.. Jones
was born in llcrefordshire. England. In 1925. lie
came 10 this country With his parents when twelve
old. Young Jones worked hard a. farmers
DO? and saved enough by the time hc Of age to
marry Mi>, Amanda kirhplira descendant OF the
krkyatrica, whose vaorOuS deeds p the Revolutionary
War lIrlrcd 10 make Nrw-Jcge"y famoiIs In 1866 a
wealthy Gnclc In England mad" Mr. Jones his legaec
He then up Ill business pursuits MIR. Jones
an Udt tclow and was also a member Of thr Plain.
irld Fire Io1rfl for many years and OF the Exempt
Fl!emcI's .i>>o; atiOn.
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up v.ysFIELD'S GOODS on EXHIBITION.

Richard Nansfcld> large collection OF rare ahn1ucs'
t,rn,,ure and works Of att which Is ~ be s"h th's
rooh has hccn on exhibition al the Fifth Avcnnc Auc-
t,on Rooms since Friday and many people hlv' VS.
i,nd and examined II each day II l. worth VISIT
even 70 people who do not expect 70 buy ahythiHs
from r. for many of the specimens that II contains are
curous and beautiful. well Old ind valuable III
trnsicay and 10y association. The exhibition VIII be
continued today and the sale viii b"Gin I" MORO" NJ
.oo n M II VIII occupy every afternoon for the
-. cha wool, hcrinninc nj the same hour each d2r
The collection has been caaoCu'd ana divlH:u LOT Ihr
nm,nnsrS of the sale. that some 6i IN" nO't ih'ci
dt,'r article, ar. included in the list FOR cach DAY.
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81. .orrcsnondencc. writes few letters, then
esnarts again into scclusion'
WARNING TO FRANCOMANlACS
There arc certain Francomaniacs who beheve 'na
every rrcnchman is born arts, or srs er.' ,.. hy
.rch nav be commended the hndns oil pl',u,e a.. ~
in the house of tailor Of Pcronsc. when oi'
h"" ,,cd ont 10 he an old Autograph. pasted on 10
'o, n This find was worth many kilograms ana para
graphs.
GERMAN AND BRITISH UNIFORMS
-. u,,h,rv NJ p. has discovered that the uni
=, the British cavalry soldier costs "a LIS. iiu''
W.. w., ,ba, of tnruany l. honght for :: le> '' III
s,n,rv uniform costs :3 3D. 3D., While Una. ., '"e
"..non soldier can be bought for c. los. ou. iheo
',.a,sn,ncie. are the more remarkable ana "',"'s
.',,orv inasmuch as the German materials arc muen
.r in every respect than are those oi whch nI''S"
,sorms are manufactured. EDMCNO iHAH'
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WEDDINGS TO CONE.

The wedding Of Miss sara Morse Gallaudct. danemer
Of the Rev Dr. Thomas Gallande to the Rev. Hichafd
sherman. jr rector Of st. Peters ChnFeh' na"S' me-
y. v. will take place to-day at noon III 81 All"
Church for Deaf Mites. in West heh'ee'','>'' VI
which church tac brides father is fonhoer anu
Miss Eva Lillian Monross, da"sh''r oi Jon" ~
Nontross viii mo married to the Rev. William Me.
IIveer n, Worth Xcw.York at the sixty first street
Methodist Episcopal Church TO-DAY al u o'clock: ..
pretty house wedding will take pace uno e'G S
daughter Miss Alice Towle, will he married 10 FRANCIS
Pitt Smith,
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Bar Ila.b1r. We. Urt. - Professor AuHnh fhe'p
~ Audnver drd - his BAR larl,r cottage t'hh nior'
ing a'trr "A long illie>-.

Bar Ia.bpr We. orc. - -IrOi"-~ NilH'ih fhe'pS
II Audo,er dld ~ his lIar lar,r cottage tliH morn
ing after a long lllhe,-.
Iroic .or Phelp W., horn IN Wet lrookncd Wa 49,
on January = 10 II" Was graduated AT IN" 'hI
verify of PENNSYLVANIA IN I-:.1 and studied NJ IN"
\,..nvcr and tiiOn THEOLOGICAL Summarizes From
Ira1 ~ - he pastor of The Pho >trr'' 'ohcr'
.,,tOual { hUrt!I Ia Ep>i"n. In l-i- he became pr"
s.or Of acird rhc,";I at Aninv"r. holding TIC chir
mill ITO In IrG1 II" W., ELECTED pre- i'nt ~
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amherst gave hi'u III" dcG!r" uf -. -. III lr1' IT"
fr,.Dr Phrlr, had hot ben IN god h"al'a zinc" TX;
fauot. Andu,cr controversy. the excitement "i VINE u
wa, = great strain upon him. H. wife. EinH'rth
stuart tic alth,r 81 >'v"r; pOpHllr books. dri ~
l-,. III, daughter. Eli1ahrtI S;nar Phelps. IN
vclIknoun writer, survives Inn. Sl" was MARRIED ia
l.-- TO tie Rev. ilch"rt u. Whd son "f ~" Rev.
Dr W.lIiam Hayes Ward. riitor OF Til" INDEPENDENT
Pr,Cc. II Phelps was the author "f many worms
Including The IN !iDrr' n-j-I The Ne" Cirth
u-G,l "Thc solitude of Christ Il -i0. Studies "i
thc Old re amcni N,7-i. IN" Th"'ry Of l'rarh'nc
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and p Rev Da,.d url"r II jVi AID sabbath ~ mn
ro.,;" Win prof.,-or Park AMI Dr. Lowell Md".li
a. 81 In - he pniI'hcd a m"norlvi "I Ms VII,
wuh her la t work, TN" La-i >hcaf f"m sunny $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
Owe ONO NAV GIVES Az ADDRESS TO OTHERS

r, n,ou,hly me. ting and clt rtalnmcnt Of tho Ohio
o, ,,,. h,ll il, the rlubr at so. $50 Fifth
a., c.cuuc An unusually Ia 2" number were present.
Including nny women WHO can" a~ guest OF h"it'r-
-, uol,w.y, t'ic welknOwn enEin, reid II h
-. - -, an ,,h,, IIoy" ACCENT OF his youth.
.,..i, ie,,i ms wtr. given bv Mrs. Jn ct II man.
,,t nur ,ovur Eugene CLARKE aud Carr Wincrtth.
A1oru tosr prs nj "e' ''en''a VIZ N"aYh'.
,,..to, r,o,ce tirn,ra lIpniy l.. Burn o. Homer
w ,dn.,, C. 70 e. Df. j. C. Zacha. Franklin
s,cdman Converse, william Perry Foge. lie.
' c,arx ,>Jree" Warren llis"v. Professor ). ).
m'I,r, ezra, Butter and Wl'liam Cora Upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
LANES JOHNSON WiNANTS.

James johnson Wnant'. seventy years DID, died
al, SUNDAY ~ his home. III Kcf.villc. :. l.. from
paralysis. lie sick only four days. Mr.. Winant'
was born in 1sIj al Eo>>villc, where he received u
common school education. He began cuisines ut an
early age in New York. and for maiy years WIS =
contractor for tho removal OF the city garbage. n
0: undOubted rectitndc Of character. who won his
FORTUNE BY hard work. lie was = man VI many chart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
ALEXANDER Sutherland

south Amboy. y. j.. oct 13.-Alcysndcr sutherland
died suddenly AZ his home here to-day. He had been
in the railroad business for twenty two years first in
the employ OF the Camden and Amboy Railroad Com
pany and later Of the Pennsylvania Company. For
some time he was superintendent Of tn, Amboy d
vision Of the latter company. and when no died he was
general freight agent Of the division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
DEATH OF JUSTICE MILLER.
THE PARALYTIC SHOCK OF LAST FRIDAY
ENDS FATALLY.

Washington. Oct l3-Iustice Miller, OF the supreme
Court Of the United states died AT 1919" to'hgh'' c
was stricken with paralysis Oh last frio'y ai'er,o"
on the streets OF this CITY while on his way home from
the supreme Court His left side arectci. bnt IL
was not thought at first that paralysis was cri'icai
on the next day. however. the Justice began |" shS'
and he has been slowly dying for the last TWO DAYS
For much Of the time since was stricken lie mas Dee
completely unconscious. unable to speak or recognize
any one His wife and his son Irving have been con.
stanlly at his bedside.