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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
CASTING THE s7A1rE oF BEEcHER

The trunk Of the heroic bronze statue Of the Rev
Henry Ward Bccchcr designed BY J. Q. \. Ward. was
cast yesterday afternoon al The work, Of the Henry
bOnnaId Bronze Company. Nos, 43Ofo6 Wcst six
feminist. The statue viii he ten feet u height
The head Of it cast few day. ago. AID r. a
capital likeness 4 report va, published yesterday
saying that the wllc and family Of Mr. BcccAcr had
not been invited 10 the casting Of the trunk. This
according 10 w. {. Bcccher, who present 4, utter
nonsense Among tic Others who tic biz bronze
statue succcs ,fully formed IN its mould were /. "
HMricEs, vice Chairman Of the Executive Committee
Of the Bcccbcr Statue Fund. Ripley Ropes, Tie
treasurer, IL. BUinha;n NoGat. the secretary j. T.
Adams, Herman li"bmann. j. L. Woodward. Joseph
O'Illcn. and the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott.
some excitement was caused during the casting by
an unexpected overflow Of molten metal. wAich sc
vercly burned the foreman III charge Of tho work and
some Of the vorkmcn. The foreman was burned
aLout the face, Dut his iniuric, not serious.
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DIED..

CHAPEL-In Brooklyn May 8, 1890, Amanda Eacker VINO
Of Richard 5. Chapel 10. ,.saooco g, First Plaza
i sunday 'F iisS Inst {. at 20 80 p "
Internent private
cRANE-At Boonton y. J., on May Q, Henry wilson
rSasTs r G 81 Sfaf RES on Monday May
a; 10 80 a. M Train leaves Of Barclay Chris
tOpher st. at a.
800 a. "on John boaaey
Sfsd s MoSnt q S Ga
M BFSon a e ssed y Mas
st. Louis (MO) papers please copy.
:Hs s. in Mss u & George Nay bS;y
Tannery Co. and only of Linus NJ Harris. Of Oak.
Funeral at his fathers residence. Monday May 5.
In S hS this gS Of on raaard az er III
and daughter OF the late solomon V. Frost of POUCH.
nsEs from H. hsr ' asa &c lss Es os West esh .
In ter oa at po Sth iesT a. p
MIDpLEroN-At his Bermuda residence. " Hilgrcyenn
&d saS4a $ y o. bGa aS sa TX age Jon"
OLDHAM-At her residence, 49, West is5sh-ss,
fS%ES o iyd W % ror5 51 JAY In 9ss. anna
Funeral at the M1dsoH NJ Reformed I GaSdfsS
In;Srmcnt At Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Ohio, papers please copy
rACKAGDSnAs sgagHsd MAJ Nay sasah mGlSsp
rs as % II ana the Pasd on
SATURDAY.. ioth Inst: at ;: M 49,. go. o'...
RO .tPcI IN f b. E fd 81 Of S Ss of his son.
Winfield Poillon. 9Si Msdison-ave Saturday next,
MAY 10, at / o'clock m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
SHEPARD-At Old Point Comfort. Va. on "wednesday,
May :. aged so years, Lucy Morse Shepard widow OF
Lorenzo B. shepard OF New YORK.
The funeral services Will be held at Holy Trinity Church,
corner OF Montague and Clinton SITS, Brooklyn, sun.
day. MAY IL at p. A brief service for relatives
residence Of son Edward ~ Shepard, az 80 o'clock
Please do not send flowers.
SITUATION wednesday. the 7th inst. at Rye, Joseph
Stuart. in the 4Sth year Of his age.
Funeral Presbyterian Church Boule.
ward and 73dst Saturday 10th inst, at 10 80 a.
WETMORE--At South Orange, y. j., on Friday. May
o. Robert Charles WetmOrc.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WOODwARD-On Thursday morning. May g. 1890. John
s. Woodward cOunseor-ataw Of this city ia the 10th
year OF his
Relatives and friends respectfully invited e attend
funeral at his late residence No lis West
79thst Saturday afternoon, May 10. at half.pass
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" THE FIRST SHALL BE LAST"

From The Detroit Tribune.
There Is an elderly lady In Cassavc. VINO Is r,rn
brt Deuurons ~ one OF the recent notable thchI,i
cal events the Detroit opera lion,c she wen a. a,
i'm order 10 secure good seat. she was ING ~,
ncrson 10 present herself AT the gallery door As tn
crowd began 70 arrive shc held on - the door hup'
gucss ] am sure 10 got front scat, ahc '0
marked to a gentleman behind hcr.
H. looks that way h" said. - 800,
For half an hour she stood there and never Oh'c
rcliuqnlshcd her grasp the doorknob; A. ~
o,cIock thc door was uubOltcd and opened. Inc "!I
I,dy had calculated - opening In. but II pocd
Otherwise and 10 her CONSERVATION she found ncIsc,
uehed behind the door while the crowd cntorh. ~
as NOT until the last person had rushed IN tdt sue
,ras released from her ULcomiortab" POSITION "r'P
ing and adjusting her al-r hair shc ran up the sliF
u.y shaking her umbrella at the man a; the door,
+" want a front seat, 81" shd.
0Tbev are all taken, ma'a
But | was the first one AZ the door,
"WcI YOU the last one upstairs
insist on having front seat
couldn't accommodate you. ma'am unless some
one will Vacate his scat H.,
The old lady fumcd but TO no purpose. and hhaiS
took a seat the seventh row, rc"iiing her grey
suces between the acts in loud tone of voice - her
pcghbOrs
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pcs,cMce Notice.


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dressed Tor dispatch q any iaf',ar d oireeia
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NO NUDE MODELS IN MINED CLASSES.
THE DECISION REACHED BY THE GOVERNING
BOARD OF THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.

THE DECISION REACHED BY THE GOVERNING
BOARD OF THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.
meeting Of the Board Of Control OF the Art
Students Lcacue was held last night at the quarters
Of the organization No. J43 East Twenty thViSt 10
take final action in the all absorbing matter Of whether
the students OF Augustus ST. Gaudens. in the modelling
class, comprised of both should be allowed 10
work together. with nude models. Mr.. ST. Gaudcns
introduced the practice Of having nude models at
the beginning Of the present term, which expires IN
about two weeks. So much opposition. however. was
developed that at 4 meeting Of the league Tuesday
evening il was decided that nude models
should be prohibited after tie present term.
This meant that the nude models might
be used during the rest Of this term. But with tho
Board Of Control rested the final decision in regard
10 the question, and IT formed the principal subject
Of discussion at last nights meeting. The force,
arrayed for and against the continuation Of the
practice about evenly divided. motion to
forbid the mixed classes to resume work finally
carried by vote Of q TO D. This decision
reached in the face # the opinion 81 The league,
recommendation and the expressed wish u Mr.. -.
Gaudenss students for the resumption Of the pracc"
Of having nude models during the last tW0 weeks Of
the term. Mr. French. president o. the Board, said
that their action determined tic policy Of the league
TO be against the o. nude models I'm classes cou-
posed Of student, Of both scNcs. lie wanted Il ,1id
tlat Mr.. -. Gaudcns had not acted ia the matter
contrary 10 the direction Of the Board Of Control.
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Fed PLrSH AT A FUNERAL.
rrom inc pItt.bnrg DI.patch. WashIng.on lell,

From Inc IllJ,DulS DINpditi, hdnhHNspH i''''''
As | was returning from TnOntOwn had for com
pauons the bobtail half dozen colored ladr'
and gentlemen. TWO % the Indies were very htrt'
and fnll Of sprts-lust good spirits Of course lhc'
lad a criticism 10 make Joke to crack upon every
Thing and everybody The ciu passed.
nv and by near the bridge met funeral pr
cession some coorcd person Of importance lad ct
IDENTITY died for score Of carriages followed ~
hearse. In the last vehicle, buggy, WAS M, n
boy and "a stout, matr0ny ncgrcss dressed III 'V'
plush: NJ. , ,,.r, , said one Of
the critics In the car; whats she dom al a i ''
without mOwnin' y o., ,.n hat
She do as she pleases" said the other. wear w'
she peases, when she rides IN he own caIr'"se'
guessi' ,.. o..,.. Tor xou
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TWO LARGE rRArE FACTORIES BURNED

4 fir causing considerable damag' occurred ycster-
day afternoon al >Xih-st. and the Gowanus Canal.
Brooklyn. II destroyed two ar-e factories, which
employ I'd a large number OF girls. The fire broke out
at 40 p. m. In the drying Of the paint WORKS
Of T. W Nasury & sons, three story frame structure
and spread rapidly through the building, which was
filled with nhammable materials.
Three alarms summoned a large force Of fire engines
The fire speedily spread to the building OF the Atlantic
starch Company, adjoining thrccstor} frame
structure, owned by Mrs. Jane D. Bender Of No.
90 Fifthst. Both buildings completely de-
strOyed The fire also damaged scow lying along
side the paint work, and the shop % William Cossc. u
bosthuiider. near by. The losses aggregated fo."o
divided a follows: !. W. Masury Is sons, $4,000 +,
Atlantic starch Company, 100000; William Cos,e.
$500. Al were insured.
The fire was discovered by Policeman Roche, who
sent In I'M alarm and then went back 10 the build
INK and warned twelve men the top h0or. so that
they had opportunity 10 escape. some ~ the men
on the other floors Jumped from the window. 40
ono was hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
THE JURY DISBELIEVED THE POLICY MEN.

Assistant Dis.rctAt.orney Bedford reported yesterday
10 Judge fitzgerald that his had been unable To
md the man named Jones II was ALLEGED had taken
part IN :hc conspiracy 10 make 81 blacknall
against Bernard Marks, who trial Thursday and
Yesterday Several witnesses however testified 10 having
recently seen jones' and 1t found that DE lived at the
MAC. mentioned by Marks The charge Of blackuail was
founded on letter winch Marks IL was said sent TO
James O'Toolc. former pocy-dealer demanding s25.
The case went the jury the afternoon. After
seven hours elaboration the jury returned verdict OF
no, guilty and Marks was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
SEND FLOWERS MD FRUIT FOR THE SICK.

To the Editor Of The Tribuhe
Sir The Ncw-Yorli Flower Mission VIII h'sh II,
animal work of cheering the sick in no pitfalls ana
tenement houses on Monday. My l.. Con'h ''"'
Of flowers and fruit are most earnestly r'que''cu' 90
the supply last year not equal to the uo'""'u
Flowers may be sent packed In ba'he'' "' ''
In case the boxes are to be returned Inc name anu
address Of the sender should he clearly p''''''" V"
them or on a wooden tag attached 10y s"""N w
No charge Is made by the express companies I've '''
Ing packages, which should not Howo'', 49,, ,.o
twenty pounds In weight. IL Is Wei 70 70 L.,
nowers with AZ long stcs as possible. and whea '1s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
WHY 10 YOC SAOKEl
From The indianapolis Journal

From The indianapolis Journal
After all the ia.cination Of cigar lies In the TACT
that a man can soc the smoke curve In the AIR. re
mar1rd a t0haccon.t t. q Journal reporter. " D!d
YOU ever stop think that yOu seldom scc pima man
smoking 1hflp (, ONLY one I'm tn, CITY that hno"
of Who has formed the habit. and that Is Luke Wal
poic. II Won viii watch the men who come here S"t
,y -nc that nine out 81 ten 10 take special
delight ia looiing at he little puns of smoke ina
arise ~ they light their cigar. Aud then Won hri
,,cn .av cigar j. such a comfort 10 me when I'm
alone r. II Keeps me company Well, II isn't the
cqsr that occupies hi, Time but the fantastic design
ti,., t,n -mor assumes, let q smoker shut his eve
and he will throw hi cigar away. 40, th" Con.,,m
lion That cigar bring Is through the sght IMAM
to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

son and T. +. Waggaman. Additional contributors
10 tIie series beginning with the exhibition OF Greek
Graves. b. Altman. j. L. InCls Russell Sturgcs, Lock
WOOD de Forest, Robert Hoe, Louis C. Tiffany, f. j.
,cIWlhd. Charles Watrons, J. Durdnd Rucl Percy
Moran, Henry de Morgan W. c. Oastcr, and Mrs.
William Draper, Mrs. IL W Everett and Miss Furnss.
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AGO. The result OF his visit

bring the Weserner to saco. The result Of his visit
can be easily imagined
-, Since locating in the West Fortune has smiled on
inc young man, his acres being numbered by hun-
well known In Saco and moves in The hest of
society Her father is widower and his lease OF
me Is nearly but IS said that he hopes TO live
TO sec his daughter happy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

Washington. May o.-Captain schcy. oommaniin'
the cruiser baltimore. reports b the Navy DciAF~
mont that the main gear wheel q The anchor engine
broke while hosting anchor Al Annapolis, hnt ta'
the accident did not prevent On" tip to Hati.pf'.
II 4, said al The NAVY Department mat 10" a'tld'hl
,-fH delay for tHo or thrce weeks the departure q"
ne vessel Tor the West Iu0i-s une-- b. J. found tha
m, anchor wheel made f0r the unfni.A bed cruiser
Newark can De used on tlc Ialuin'.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
4 MARTYRS CROWN.

CONFEDERATION Jones in the Chicago lntcrOcHan.
When wish 10 become a martyr and weak.
pickering hal0 which gives adequate protection 70
the thin spot on the back Of head where the soil
seems t. be poor Will adVerti-" ~: the JOB. y
feel now. will ho Ion, time before do the adNrr
Using. never hal any ambition IN that Nne Tor
well know that the martyr business pay no dlVldeHd'
Besides. even ii went into IL and made fair SIC
ross. ~" BOYS would around and have fan Win
me and try 10 and possibly blow 10 out merely %
annoy M, think In would crack ny >nlntcd martyr
dom To- be Obliged 20 borrow match every hall block
or So and 20 around the corner ont Of III" wind O.
rrl.lif the halo. don't want 20 be looked upon n
A bacl.lid saint. aad therefore | am committing Mrs.
Ionc,'s efforts 10 martyri1c me-. MY combatnf
r.cod f., groWuL. and in another season l. VIII com
mr., very flvorahN with that of taptlu Arson. ~
tho same time Il I, sappng my young HE. II IS
causinp me to 20 around with an appearance which
is wrcckinc tho reputation of the Jone, family physi
,i,u Kind hearted Indies give mp their seats in the
strrct ear. - thc poor sick man. ala, myself. am
10 ,,-,~ rii'ho and gay. aud when there are no
u,,rior I'm the papers Of my morbid friends cali
around 10 hear me give groan recital Just by wa,
of pastime. ~ wash "I.', H. w II .,i
wrecked stronger men than l. II was simply I'M.
Mr. Zones tWO weeks gave me- a commission ~
uiltcn n section Of baby blue ribbon ana buy Ehih
and = quarter more Of the sane. II a ms irving 10
match ma her incomplete fob NJ shopping whch Is
Undermining me- iudusuiouSy forgot II during thc
cr.t week after which. - aid my intellect she ue,
a Ierce cay bow on my forcing r " soon a> Irt
a,,t ~ iSbt Of the house remove the bow ana ply J.
boct when | return. At the present writing II Is
di,ncrIt 10 tell which will ont irSt the DOW OF
myself This Is how Mrs. Jones j. trying 10 thrus'
an unsought martyrdom on me As lhocS'cu aoo>0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
Thcy Never Fail to Care sicAheaaaGhe
.Arrrr., LITTLE LIVER PILLS; often o., ayst

CARTIER, LITTLE LIVER PILLS often c., 1rst dose
Thr New. orA Association Tor Improving he Con.
d", ~ IN, loor-lls AssOcia-le IS al AID society
devoted 20 the OF the home life c. the poor and
thc udcious relief Of thor necessities without regard 10
race color creed or natonaly All cases Of want re-;
ccIve most careful Treatment Inc s0ct sTants genefaA
rif and has wellclulppoi sanitary, sewing and fresh
az apartments. ~ has llst opened Harlem tranen.
rrr. Itnt John Patton Treasured Logan C. Murray, No
/ Bsoadway, Chairman Com. Of VA and Means r.
Fulton Cutting; Chairman Finance Com. James A.
h,rymser General Agent +. 5. Longwor. 20 4th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
MARRIED..

NOTT-DICKSON-Atth the residence Of the Hawaiian Min.
Rev Dr. W. A. Bartlett. Frederick J. Mott H. B., Of
New.York, Laura f. Dickson, Of Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands.
ARNOLD-HILL-On Thursday. May g. $780, BY DR..
w X. Huntington, at Grace Church, Gertrude
Hill Of New-lork, to William Blrket Arnold, NJ. D.,
Of Rhode Island.
BOGERT-FL DREDGE-Thursday morning, MAY 6. Al
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by Rev Edward p.
Ingerso D.. D., Ella Wentworth daughter Of Daniel A..
Eldredge to Lawrence Bogert. all Of Brooklyn.
Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
anI nldrnSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.

Mention was made In this column few days ago
of the pleasures Of spending ones vacation on house
boat One Of The Tribune's readers, Sc NJ g., writes
for further information and il is a pleasant task TO
60 on with the subject, for al this time OF year every
ones thoughts turned toward his summer Vacatloi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

Whether you are looking for board and rooms. worl
or workers. or business chances. do not give up th
search without examining tic ninth PAGE Of the Trb
nm flis rnnrning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

Got Himself Dlsllhcd.-Mr. Gotham" ION n say
my Old friend who resides IN Chichs'' "dS "0'""'
very unpopular there latclv.' 1900. 49, ,,o,,o
Mr. Lakeside Cof Chicago :" nbopu'''' "o "''''
Mr. Gotham" wv goodness! what i,aS IL, uo PIE
Vr lakeside" Hes bccn argyln tlat an them
,rh,t snbscrbed . the Worlds Far ought ler pay
nm r-fNew-YorI Weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

business chances Of many k.ncS arr made known in
III" varied collection Of short advertisements on the
ninth page Of The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

Don't Irrltate Your Lungs with STUBBORN ,oush'
49,, = ,,fe and certain remedy can be had In Dr. d.
Jaync's EXpectorant -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

R;uou-nc,-, dizziness. nsusen. headache. are re
,,,d nv small doses OF Carter's Little Liver Pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

TUE asENRS SPECIAL RACKET FOR 1890.
AZ dricd a,h frames. first quail. Eng. gut. balance
NT ui i,i,, unsurpaSscd Examine aud be
vlpccd Schovcring, DAILY &c CAFES 'o- WAY
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liuniiou t;ingsr thaiipnanc 49, -
,, "a tc the fi,ture popular drink for ladies' ant
,,i ,sn" For sale by ali druggists and srocers.
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Take a look ~ tic interesting "wanr adv 'r'is"
rpeuts on the ninth PAGE. NoH may nLG c.actly villa
you v ant covered b -Duc o. them.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10

Do You contemplate taking any further steps
toward the introduction Of the cable system on tho
Third ave. road asked Of Henry Hart day OF
two AGO lie replied No. sir. We playing the
ddl' We haven't the sharp interest back ~ rs. Tho
authorities won't allow that improvement. We
are driving horse
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29

mon, a SON of Plinlimmon, the famous
s., 600 st. Bernard, Saffron and Lady
Miles (also from Mr.. Moore's KENNEDY
were among the ent6es. In the mas
tiff classes there We're several famous
entries.
In Newfoundlands the native show
ing was notably weak. Indeed, it wss
probably the weakest point in the en-
tire exhibition.
The finest collie kennel in the world
is that of Mr.. Hanson. Of Philadelphia
and the showingiin this class was large
and attractive.
In fox-terriers the Belmont kennels
at Hampstead, l.. L., made the largest
showing, including such unequaled
dogs as Rachel, Lucifer and Bacchanal,
IN bench show a good deal of in
terest always attaches to the bulldogs.
This yeer there was a capital showing
of these thicll-set, Notwithstanding
CANNES. Foremost among them in all
the qualities that experts admire were
Portswood Tiger and Britomartis in
the challenge class, and Monarch VI.
in the open class. All three are beau
ties, as bulldogs go, and have front
that would inspire terror in the breast
of the Iboldest burglar.
The showing Of field and cocker span
dels was somewhat slender. There were