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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
DIED..

TM q Ina~ 4 r.s: and daughter Of the late
Funeral at her lat. residence No 70 Grsnd-sts
lntsrnns at Trnt@n. s. j. a. "vncic~ Of family.
c9H1ITmM hi. III h['c ia Ma4,cn NJ j. september o''
Funeral services his lat residence Saturday. Scpsem'
DE wIrT-suddrnlv at Middle.oun y " Thursday SEP.
% and daus ta' d DM D % Il B. eo aged IS
rSnIa from ngr lat, r:ac"yS q, Maa,so"H " y sa''
Dr. BrI>s2N- Ent.rd into r"it a, Flushing ,E, ~ w
E'ny s. .cSs t@ Sd spa %'''~ Of 's0 W.
F aS MS FidSat > 5 g. '' At a. H. ''"''"
.oo"ew ill., , n,SG tnH.s to attend tn.
o Sfi Fl. ' i, d. e. 81 81 S BrooErn III"
Intcrmcnt con,'I!"n': Of ian iiv.
EMANrEI-on Friday Sp,n,cr 20; at tho r.,d'ncs
2! g t%an".i in H.. ocih year Iii
Notice Of fIn"rll hereafter.
Entered tat, ro>t on Friday September %.
William Johnson IN o., Iih S Of a h. ace ,ye.,o,.y.
Fgf1 rn an sa al p, ~, % az a.: ~:
Int'rlprIt oicnw'"i
tmisr = is9o Dr. y. iitIus KcnI.on. in the Tin
Tn funeral .'rvice. will held Luke's Episcopal
hnr M"Hent vs. SH ,t 80 ~ NJ; r. r. - m. and
LrpLow- sucd~nlv Friday Sy Jy 90 at oaf'
No:ic: OF fun'r,i hc,atr.
Nr.Us-on Friday. ltmbcr g, John D. Ncg'rs. in tho
Notice % f,n. raj h. T'1.tr.
h late rcs.d,nc" Nor" y. We ~ IaFy t.u a
service. will b. held az No. Is Last isth',t' on sunday
| AFTERNOON. at 1 o'clock. . -. a.. oo,~
The funeral will TAX" pac" on the no'h'"s Vi ''7 ''
inst at bennington. Vermont
RI SSEII-S Suddenly q: Saranac Lake" y, ThuISoays
september 30 R,bcr: W. Russell, VI DrOoHlyn
| MOTIF" q. funeral h"i'aft-r -
RrTHERrrRD- Tranquility. y on the c6th lisp, so
tenb.r Margaret Stuyvcant VII" ot Lewis NJ hu'he'~
furl in tn. 10Th var ~ her az, $1,000, -
Relatives fri1d> invited Z" attend the luherai "n
| Monday. september 80 a. TRANQUILITY -....
| wifi ~.
| 81 ferry Via D.. l.. & W. Il. X, At HacKcustowh SIS
| ton -
stUppAHp-At westport Conn. Thursday September %
1890 AFT" short illness. MI. Fiihci, NJ Sheppard IN
her 7!rh y"ar ,,. ,,.,,. ,.,,,,
N r. ntrn.lit whrr III" Iulcial services Will "
held SUNDAY 18th inst
| Albany Troy and wc-t' m papers pl"a-" copy
Emanu@i Of Max and Mathdi >tsd"r. IN the sam
rn~nl On sunday morning September IS a: 80 O'clock
| from NO II West 34th>'.
VAN DER vFFK-on r;dav. SIT ml~r 20 Mary HaH
Urr V,cr daughter Of tn. late Ferdinand Van Der NSrs
In III" 9Th year OF her age ,,. c..o,,,uo " =
Funeral ,rNices her LAT r"s!dic' SOniNi"' ~ 20
| Monday next. at o''hrk
Nt>rEI:VELr-tn lrday >"pt"nbr 20 'harl"tt' Foun>
tam wife Of r.. I.r,ki,c W"striNi. ,, ,,.,
Lcr a.. i"-ii'", Park'-t, Iackch>
| snc: Y J oil. Mondav. ~ II 80 a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
CLost OF TIE WORCESTER FESTIVAL.
xENDHLSsoHNs BLlJAH' CONCLUDES WEEK
CtF MUSIC.


Worcester Mass. Sept. os (syeclaD.- Worcester
Music Festival came to an end to-day In rainstorm.
but the unfavoPabe weather did not dampen the ador
OF the chorus singers diminish the attendance.
Financially as we'll Is muscally the festival has been
4 nccess. The afternoon concert largely devoted
TO Instrumental music, and Mrs. Fanny Bloomfield
ze&Sler the pianist, was the star. She PLAYED with
tbA orchestra Clopin's Concerto in F-mnOr, and In
tho three movements shovel such facility and brill
fancy Of execution that sc fairly capivatcd the
audience. She was given three enthusiastic recalls.
Miss Nsry Howe was another favorlte with the after
noon audience She sang the familiar Indian bell song
from Deibes's "Lskme." 1t we'll suited to her
voice In fact, 1t is tho best thing she has done
during the festival She lad bouquets and recalls 10
her hearts content. The only other SOLOS OF the
afternoon Herbert johnson. wfo sang the p'IHe
song from Wagner's Die Meister>nccr' acceptabN'
Tho remainder Of the afternoon programme was given
nm To the orchestra Tie numbers included the over
ture to Cherubipis *Medea," the four movements o'
Rubinsten's Bal Costume and the four movements
OF Beethoven's seventh symphony in NJ NO. o. op' ~,
The performance of Memberships ort'orio Ei!ah
this evening was fitting climax to the le>"Nal. Inv
double ouartet was made up of Mrs. Jennie Patrick
Walker Mrs. Johnston Bishop, Mrs Gar" ro"r' ''
parron. Anderson Henry beaumont, lierocr' 'o"neo'
Emf, Fischer and Ivan Morowski. The part OF the
youth was taken by Master James M''.san Va ..'
choir OF the Church Of the Incarna'ion Garden C,'
L. l. The soloists all acquitted themselves admna"N'
and Mr. Walker who is one OF the hhe>t ora'orio
singers in the East at her best. and CARA Ioe
did really ine work the leading coptralto r. me
BASES. Nesss. Fischer ana MoI9"SHvi, NSan
nerformance was also deserving of praise Inc CHOIR
Showed the effect Of its thorough training ana wen.
sio H s si the Of the 9,"ro
was a fitting close 10 Worcestsrs ahh"u' "e'" "a "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
ALUHINUM OPERI.GLASSES.
THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL AND LIGHT But AT
PRESENT ARE COSTLY.

THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL AND LIGHT BUT AT
PRESENT ARE COSTLY.
While much has been written about the various
to which aluminium will be put when 1t be sep
arated from the substance with which 1t is found
bned the cheap process which has been sought for
earnestly still seems as far ever from discovery.
The metal is, however, secured in its pure state in
considerable quantities by the old and costly labOra-
tory method. its beauty, lightnc>s and strength
make it practicable to employ it for various purposes
in spite Of its high price.
One Of the recent Uses to which It has been put is
in the manufacture OF opera glasses, 1t, chief I'D
vantage here is its lighness. The ordinary glasses
are heavy that II Is exceedingly fstgng TO the arm
and the hand to them for any length of time.
Holding the hand in all unwORted position for any
time is especially firing when the hand has TO sustain
the weight of old fashioned opera glass This discom
fort has been lcssencd by holding the glass
the end Of stick Of metal tortoise shell. The
opera glasses which are made OF aluminium are so
light compared with the gold or other ones that they
actually seem to be made Of paper. BcSdcs, they
exceedingly beautiful, the FURNISHED metal gls-
tens like silver, and in addition does no. tarnish
easily.
is its cost. even Il small one selling for Sl5 in New
York The high price is chiefly due to the fact that
the articles are imported. and have to pay o duty OF
40 per cent In Germany they cost only about half
as much as they do here Another thing which might
deter person from buying OF the aluminium glasses
is the uc that they are likely 10 become much cheaper
In short time 1t is highly probable that some chemist
will discover the long sought before long, and
then the now precious metal will perhaps be cheaper
Again when aluminium is sold at such a low price
it IS possible that opera glasses made OF It Will be
little used in spite OF their advantages OH account o.
their very Cleapness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
Mr. HORNET WAS NOT FOOLED.

From Tie West Chester (pcnn.l Eepnb!ican.
4 gentleman relating recent sunday incident
in which figured "a farmer. a colorcd farm hand. lr
nets nest. ZONE hornets and BULL Trough The last
took small part bull Wa, Standing In the ore barn
under n tree which was hornets nest. Inc aCi
Oyd man concluded he would have some fun. the
farmer was quiet Oh locker The c"lorch man r"'
-,mc stones stood OIL AT what lc deemed >if" dis
lance and proceeded 10 stir up those horn"i aud rc'
them light the brll. Mr. Hornet apo , ,"'
OF a discerning mind, took In the situation found tr
hill on his good behavior. and struck out for the
thr0wcr Of those ston">. Probably the reader may
have r,onkeved with hornet ard knows fr'm ca
nnrcncc how ira clt h" shoots. He shot that '"lor'i
man over the eye. and then the fun tcran 1T th"
never hcf,rc heard or seen. Everybody laughed but
,,c colocd man. and the bull appeared 10 grin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
1pTROrHED no 4 GERMAN PRINCE

Wilmington. Del. Sept &c tSpecia-MsS Anna li"l
Nngswor1h Price. whose engagement to Prince fred
crick wilhelm Fardeck. lieutenant OF the "a fIua'
Ilussar Regiment, was announced in cispa'ch from
Isdon mi, morning Is a native OF this city. She i
the fourth daughter of James Price and granddaughter
Of the late Samue! Harlan %ne Of the founders OF me
Harlan d HollineSworth Company, her mother having
been Mr. llarlan's only child. Nine years aso 'ne
family went to Europe and took NJ their residence III
Dresden. Three elder daughters have inaiTicd "ern'"
noblcmcn The fifth has not yet made her dehnt III
.oco,x The coming princess is about nineteen wears
OF age highly accomplished and pos>e>~cd OF more man
average beauty. intmation> OF the bct!r'hai nav
teen receved by friends and relatives in this city, ana
a formal announcement is expected by an cary mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
WHAT THE MODERN GIRL NrST KNOW
sv,vanus Reed in the October scribner.

Ma Sylvanns Reed III Tue VctoDm hcrIDHcT'
The conditions Of modern life In this great and
srxinc country are such that the average American
Sr of more favored circumstances may step from tho
schoorOOn generally before she is twenty years 0d
INTO a station where the demands Of domestic sOcai
CHARITABLE and practical affairs leave her little tim"
Tor further systematic study. and yet tax every re-
sSnrcc nj her store OF knowledge and requirement
IL then she is confronted with subjects Of which she
is ignorant but with which she shonld have acquired
NAV iustiy reproach her teachers thai they hay
adopted the mistaken policy ci educating girl who
xss n leave school at twenty the plan requiring
A continuance at school Til a. l"ast twenty three.
Though many have doubted the poshSt' 10 pr"vde
which ia unfair to thorUughncss and which viii NO:
result 10 .uperncality am j%. snc, IN nsn vnS
Ne highest authority among the educators OF modern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Bl;RLIN-OAKLEY-On Wednesday. september ~. $780,
az the Church 81 IN" Holy COMMIT Mon Norwood. n Js
Nv IN" i"V Bro hhost Morgan assisted by the rev.
Arthur III. Pre- TIT. LGrirc Suydam daughter OF Mrs
William H. Oallcy. to Walter Gardener Berlin.
COILEi-GRIG'S III" residence Of the BRIDES Darentss
New Koch He Thrsdav evening September g. BY thet
Rev d. \. Fr,land Arthur Edward Colley " Brook.
yn and J"'n" kiD-,buiy. daughter Of T. D. end Sylvia
king>bury Giigg-.
DE WITT MATTIIIE SSENOn Thursday. September Is,
at the home OK IT," I's oornns Cornwall on the HudN
son. by III" Rev. Irf. John Dewitt ID. LII D.. LII d.,
Of NewHrunswrh y. j. Harriet, daughter Of Mr.. T. A..
Mrtthfeshen. " Df. Theodore f. Dewitt OF the U. s.
Army.
Kvdc Ise Of Wight Eoa,and hv the Rev. A. H. pes !:
as!d NJ a., A. assisted By II, the .y 4 w H.lc A.
Georae wa-hington Esle,,ou So Of .len Ust Park
tho late Admiral !. Archer Abbott, Royal Navy.
HAMiLToN-YorNG -ssptember 25 , n the praeilsc
Young by Rev. d. W. Skrlleng,r.
SNYDER SAvOYE-on Thursday: september IS. 1920.
BY the Rev. J. G. Ecbrr d. D.. iss. Florence. daueh
ter Of Edward Sayo' OF jersey CITY. 10 the Rev. Joseph
q. Snyder. OF Belmont. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
WILLARD rISKE STARTS FOR FLORENCE.

Syracuse, y. u, sept. 20 tSpeciah-"iiiafu fis"c
left here last night for NewiorR ana VIII SAIL ioi
Europo on Wednesday next He has settled up the
.ccounts IN the big suit and Is now numbered among
tbs m,lliopAires lie will be accompanied BY EDWARD
H. woodruff former librarian Of Cornell University
Tho intention OF Mr. Fiske is To have his large coffee
tion OF the works of Petrarch properly Catalosn his
rsre and rich library Of lcelandic literature VIII also
h. e.taioR,ed He will not occupy the Villa Forini as
IN former wears but will rent still more bcautit'ii
villa the outskirts OF Florence where ne will and
Enroueon President White and bride. OF lVrncli
University are expected 10 be guests OF MI F'ske III
the coming year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
OPENING HIS UIFE'S LETTERS WITH INPCNITY

Nashville dispatch I'm The Louisville Courier Journal
United STATES District Attorney RnhIn today ~
IN, ed 10 conntriancc IN" prO,ecntiOn Of man VIII"
was charged with opening his wifr'S mail. Som"
weeks since a citizen Of Putnam County intercepted a
letter addrrs sod to his wife and found discriminating
evidence which he subsequently, used In divorce suit
The writer Of the letter thercnpOn applied tO Mr..
Kuhn for a warrant against the man on u charge Of
interfering with III" mail Mr. hnhn rene ca 70 Issue
Julien at Ul,Omingtpn Putnam CpintS who referred
the cnse to Mr.. Kuhn. who ordered l1dtm>>ed. on
the ground that no jury could he fvIhd I" CONVICT
under the circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
JOHN JAY DOING WELL.

John Jaw who was severely injured b. being knocked
down by cab In Forty.s"conds THURSDAY. il SIN
NJ St Lukes Hospital whittier hc TAKEN immediately
at o the accident lie was resting comfortably yestcr
dav but IL VIII BE- consid rab.c tim" beior" nc can D.
owed to his home doctors in att ndance have no
far OF any complication su.rvcn9 and they say th''
Mr. Jaw has rc"ovcrd from tn" Sh"ck OF The accident
.,1 II now on'y REQUIRES time the lram"nt to Knit
noc.he, and .r ncthen. MI Jaw daughter. Mr. Chap
nan Ard his son.in.iaw, Wi;iiam H. schicneIin vef'
With him Dart OF tie day yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
yofES or THE STAGE.

Miss Paula Loewe made her first appearance at the
Amberc Theatre last night in Elm Elitzmaode' and
WAS cordially received by large audience.
No tckets for standing room were sold at thc Broad
way Theatre last night. The counsel of the Fire De
psrtment was consulted Yesterday TO what the rights
Of the managers In the matter and promised To
give all opinion som.
Sol smith Russell's last performance Of A Poor
Relation will be given Days Theatre this after
noon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
A PRIZE FOR WHICH CHESSMEH WILL BATTLE

At the meeting Of the New-York Stat. Chess As,o
ciasso held 1t No 81 West Twcntvevtn'hst last night
the large silver cup which had been presented 10 the
s..nc,.,ioc ,y the Staats Zeitung" received and
accented The cup made 70 represent rooh sur
rounded BY ehessmen 1t IS eighteen inches IN height
and will be competed annually. Those present ut last
NIGHTS meeting from Newark jersey cry. Brook
,. and New.York cIdbs. No arrangement. for State
ehampionsbip meeting were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
Alpha DELTA PHI CORPORATORS.

The certificate Of Incorporation NJ the Alpha pei'a
PHI club Of the City of NeWlorE was approved u!
Judge Lawrence. in the supreme Court Ch'ihbcfs yes
ter,iav Tho corporator, are Clarence y. seward
Everett p Wheeler Charles L. Colby. Ellis ii. Roberts
1o,-,-io " Twombly, Truman J. Ba'kn>. William
Talco,t and William H. Rarkinc. The managers ar
Joseph II. Choac. Edward Patterson Arthur d.
Graves william Lannlan Bull. George j. Poet. Robert
F. Eixi,y benjamin W. Franklin ALFRED Fly, Nclson =
.nenccr. Collin Armstrong. EIadioAi ". HITCHCOCK ana
Alfred l.. ManicIrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

others havo chess rooms in which customers spena
many hours at play. ., 4, .h.
reason why they become Americanlzed so slowly. II
they wero scattered among Englshspeaking people
they would be compelled TO learn the langnsc
baker butcher tailor. preacher shoemaker negnOors
and friends are all his fellow rymen there Is no
great need of his giving up the speech aud ways oi
his fatherland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
A HCGE FOUNTAIN OF OH.
Wildwood nennl dispatch In The Pusbnrg Commercial

Gazette. ,
A forty. quart shot was thrown into the G, Oh wen
on Monday evening with dire results. !hl> well.
ovned hv the i,rld acwater Company. has recently
Changed into .sser and shot to Open up the OF!
product Tho object WAS attained. but the casing wa
broken hv the and for the last twetyfOtI
hours n has been impossible to shut IN the large vol
nmc Of on shooting with such terrific force as I" throw
out over The TOP Of the Efty foot derrick The out
but since thc agitation estimated at thirty five bar
rs On hour 6ftcen Of which Is total loss ON ap;
pToaehnr fkA we'll the of descends IN q shower. and
M TT, bush and shrub within u radius VI lOv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
EOViL TO THE OCfASION.
nm The Detroit Free Press.

From The Detroit Free frr">'
A family ~ new wealth In Washington have Just
vet up q butler. The head Of, the family formerly
have, recently been visiting them Among them wa,
iadv vino had known thSm for many years. one
dny AZ dinner ,ho wanted some bread. The bra1
basket VII. within easy reach Of the host. ana me
guest asked linn " ps.. II " her, but he shook ps
head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
YCSSEL SAVED BY TIE USE OF OIL.

The ship Tmandra, which arrived at this port yest"r
a,v from calcutta rrror. hat She encountered hfavy
storms On July q % and "a On the astnnn"d day the
vessel shipped heavy seas and compelled 10 VA"
oibsrs at the bow. stern and anidship. tn" ship s
eseape from being wrecked Wa attributed to the OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
SECRETARY BLAINE ~ TOWN.

lanes g. Blaine Secretary OF Stat" arrived last night
Of IN. Fifth Avenue Hotel from Kat l!aibor where he
ha. teen spending a vacation. HIS >i,; u N"w$ ORR
.. and he received callers during tn"
.,na II. 4. n,cray s,avin. in Nry.YOlk Ia. way
through to Washington and Will Resume his journey this
uorninR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Cramps, collie. cholera morbns. sour stomach, diar-
rhoea and dysentcry speedily cured by Dr. Jaynes
Carminatve l'asam. AS family remedy for disorders
Of the bowels. often prevalent in the summer months,
II is especially recommended being prompt In its opes-
alton. perfectly safe, and easily administered. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

"Darsn't, he said grimly Maria's got her eye on
me, and IL didn't wait for the butler she'd give mo
jesse she got me alone"
This story might be supplemented by another con-,
corning family who give big dinners and who nstruet
their hired waiter beforehand. When the telephone
guests hear him bawing In response to the question:
Who Is this?" the pOmpOus announcement:
Mr.. smiths bulerf Who Is you, sahi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
M u'GLTSN'S BTETHDiT.

The Rev Dr. Ncfiynn was hitE'thf" yeas oia E'stef'
A.v and last night his Side friends reception
for him at Nilsson Hall handsome hasHt OF fower'
WAS given 70 Dr. MeGynn who made acdrs- which wa
loudly appiaudtd Dancing the" begun, and 1T lasted
ata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

Hub Punch time and trouble Can BE- served %
one" when caught mapping with company. Grocen ana
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
rur c,pDCv THEATRE TO OPEN TO NIGHT.

full STAG. ri ,r>a! o. DR. Bill was Given at the
Garden Theatre night and the piece "1ll DE- r'"u'
for rroducton ~ anEounced. this evening" Som" "i the
Ia, touches OF hitting AID decorating tho house vet reman
bnt ~ il as.cr I'd at will be- auIl" tin" to finish
everything to-day before hour Of opening the do"!-
The full cast for pr Bill j. a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

yards Is covered with . coating OF oil The greater
part of the fluid however, Is thrown into the field.
whence 1t In small rvulet to the creek below.
and can be traced far Is the Allegheny River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
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arranged III. presumption 81 their oyerane
time az San Francisco the day Of sailing Of stcan,sre
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