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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

Postolice Notice.


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h''e Anrana with British mails ior Austraio). Mails
cuIa by rail Tampa. Fla, and thence by steamer,
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I'm schcdule VI CLOSING Of tr;HsPacihc mails - ar
ed ON tno Presumption ~ thcir unntcfrurted over
nrd ians; to San Ilarciseo Mall, IRON ne "a: ar;
steamers are dispatched thence the same day Regiss
tered mail closes at G 80 p. m. previous day
'' $500 CORNELIUS VAN COTr Postmaster
Postollce, wYoTk, n. Y. February IA. 1880.
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Iomcr,vIlc. y. Y. Feb. l. lspccaD.-Thc Rev.
james ". Early. priest Of -. AIMS Roman Catholic
Church in ti, city. died suddenly late yesterday
afternoon, siXtycIcht. lie became pastor Of It.
AIMS IN November. 1879. and under his ministraton
q wonderful change ha, been made in the church
affair, and property here. The cdAce has been
doubled TO size and finished of IN a beautiful manner.
The closing work ot his lfe-the purchasing Of the
magnetic cure for q hospital TO be open 10 the
fortunate Of all classes and crecdswHs fitting close
10 "a long and wcllspcnt lie. lie born in Ire
land ard spent several years in Buffalo, where he was
influential i'm binding the Cathedral When the
diocese u Rochester was organized he became it's
Vicar General From EO,ho-tc" be returned 10 Buffalo
where i' held Important and responsible places.
rr remain, vl Doc pl,,cd i'm the vc>ry of the church
tomorrow. and viii ii, IN state until the funeral, Thurs
dly morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
MrSErN OF ART TRrgTEES.

quarterly meeting Of the trustees Of the Metro
pohn Museum Of Art was held yesterday al the
musctm. Many OF TIE recent gifts which have been
made % the museum were accepted. No new gift
were announced. but there reports That Turner's
Grand anal Venice might be presented by Cor
nellus Vanderbilt who purchased tie picture IN En-
rope last simmer. one Of the subjects under discus
sion by the trustees was the sale Of the Photadcs
pacha COLLECTION OF coins in Paris, Letters calling the
attention Of TIE the value Of this collection
were received. The owner is clucatcd Turk who
has passed the most Of his life in gathering Grccian
antiquities. III, collection Of coins j, said 10 be- the
most complete in existence 1t numbers $50 piece,
and all the old 0ties Of Greece. from the time Of
Scion 10 Alexander, arc represented The collection j.
valued al 800 900.
The Building Committee discussed The plan for the
new wing about to be built. and tIial made Of
galleries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
A rn REGIMENT GUARD COMPLAINS.

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: II ever the life ~ guard wa, rendered mscr-
able 10 was lat evening the 9Th Rccimcnt armory
log three hours, without relief. the guard stood at
a door, . mass u humanity behind him wildly camor.
n, for admission aud shading their useless tickets in
Dis facc III, dcfcucc,r,, head had 10 receive the
yItupcrnon poured upon the Board OF officers. and 10
make a. worse the blame WAS Just Les than 800
scat, were thrown open 90 thc public and 10 Oh these
900 tickets were Issued - puvafcs, some Of whom
were placed on guard and ordered oadmit one
our usually discreet Board Of officers seem 10 have
lost their head. completely this wear Not satisfied
with ,cttlng the regiment ali asog lu th' mailcr ~
ti, 9Th Regiment Veteran club. they have withheld
the trcasurcrs report for three years. and lat night
added 10 their indl,cr.tion, By not even informing
the member, u the regiment that nearly the "lttc
armory wa reserved. What ucXti GUARD.
NryvE Eel l.. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

best livings in his gift ST. Mchaels at Hackney with
another of his Devonshre friends who is principally
known in the diocese as an ardent teetotaer. Tho
disgust and indignation Of the London clergy may
well be imagined. Nothing like the nepotism Of
bishop Temple has been known in the Diocese Of
London since the reign Of George the Third
WHEREIN THE COUNT OF PARIS FAILED.
Said a Frenchman OF position to me the other
day. apropos of the escapade Of the Duo
d,Orleans: "That young has made wonder.
full coup. Such a coup his father never could have
ACCOMPLISHED "What" ! asked Z" should the Comte
de Paris have done to win popularity" Done :"
piled MY friend, " he should have the Seine
horseback, naked and with drawn sword in his
mouth. lie would have been the peoples idol ever
aGter.' And really I think that sort Of thing would
have captivated people, perhaps
MINIATURES OF FAMOUS PEOPLE.
A collection Of miniatures to be sold at Christles
on Friday includes specimens by the best masters
Cosway, Pmer, Collins, Hone, Smart and Bone.
Among the portraits those Of George Prince Of
Wales, Mrs Sddons, George III, George ", Emperor
Frederick the Prince Of Wales Princess Charlotte, the
Duchess of Wellington, Queen Anne Lady Emily Fox,
Walpolc Sir Walter Scott the Cromwell family, David
GarTck, John |, the Duke of Bradford. Miss o'Neh'
Peter the Grcatand Fanny Kcmble Besides these are
those Of many other people of much interest
STORY OF VALUABLE PAINTING.
Among the pictures which belonged to Wkie Collins,
and which are to be sold at Chrse's on saturday Is
veritable GEM This is a view of the Bay of Naples by
William Collins. i'll which the painting OF deep Due
sea is positively perfect This little picture eXcned
the rapturous admiration of the late SIR Robert fee@
who made fabulous offer for it to the ARTIST VINO was
his intimate friend but Mr.. Collins declared that he
would keep for himself the best picture in that Inc
he ever panted and afterward refused another most
tempting bid from that fine judge, the late Jacob
Bell. EDNOND '"A"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
THE CAT DID NOT BET HERSELF.

FrOn TIC IO'IV'V74 I4Vt'I'
cross Esst Waip.st iust opposite the Arcade, on
saturday afternoon when tralc was at It, cImS Ak
Her chances OF getting acIo3s. nc stree. Sii,y a'
at the approach Of Street car, lodged under the
wheels Of an express wagon, ana escaped bthg Iun
over by a gIocer's delivery cart by lrsa uah, nan
the length OF ner tail, which was not remarkably
long \ newspaper man and dlsclPle OF hiatta
stone both vel! blessed and sOher stopped th!uEht
lessly IN the middle Of the street 10 watch the feline
Bet you she gets caught" said the scilbe. Iah9
the Livingston HO;e bus struck the first man h,hWMrt
the fifth and sixth IBIS, knocked oil his nav ano "'i
whack from the of horses head that nearly TOOK
his breath away. III" yelled the driver. " are
both of Won fellows aslccp m The men beat a hQsty
retreat 70 the sidewalk Where's tho cat - asked
The newspaper man. "The cat be bhnhcd salu
the other. Just then they caught sight o. the
ventuie'ome creature sitting orange box under
the awning and complacently arranging her toilet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL,
TWO GREAT lsOLDES.
Tothc Editor Of The Tribune.


sir: The CORES pendent who has written 70 The
Tribune touching Nine. Lehmann's performance OF
Isolde would do well u remember that Ne" iofHeFS,
thus far, have seen and heard only one Isolde and
that We cannot a. In the OF many other works,
recall previous mpersOnatIOns IN order to compare
those the present and thereby determine their value
Before the advent VI Nine. LcAmann Nine. Maierna
Wa regarded a. being par excellence the iupcr Onator
Of Wagucrs hcrOiucs yet she IS now all but forgotten
uy The majority OF our opera socrs.
Ia London, both Nine. Lehman and Frau Suchcr
have performed Isolde. and the latter artist was
much preferred IN the part. In Germany, where there
arc. ~ course. May lsolccs, Frau sucher is
generally REGARDED IT. greatest representatives In say
us ths DO dl,piragcmeut is meant oi Nine. Lchmdnn,
who D., truy great artist. and doubtless uucN,ellcd
n many part, tut She has her limitations winch some
% her TO ardent admirers seem scarcely wiling t.
admit Her Marguerite Aida, Valentine and
Carmen. FOR example. have often been surpassed
ulun tIc local stage. Yet her Amelia in -.ch am
ultra Italian work a, " I'm hao IN MascIcrd' Wa an
extra ordinarily hno performance and 1t VIII D., most
Interesting ~ see whether in Norma size rnu make
"a. forget for a time the noble imp-ronauon OF
Teresa 1lctlcn-. o.
New York, Feb. l.. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
THE NEIY GAILTT THEATRE.

What was Known til recently ~ Dockstadcr's
Theatre ha@ beeL rciitted and improved and VIII be
opened tonight a. the New Gaie'y Theatre under
the management Of W. X. Prescott. The play viii
be Il comedy adaptc' from the French by Colonel
Nillken and called "Chrce only Daughtcr..n Tho
story i Of Wldowcr with three daughteIs. who
marrieo WIDOW assuring her that he has no children
lie then accepts sutton l,r each Of the daughicrs
assuring each sutton that te daughter in hi, par
ucul'r case is me only one; The company will iu
cudc Miss l3trcc, Miss BeFolu. Mi Gertrude
Temple, Arthur Ben, Harry 7 Wiu~man Daniel
Kcilv George Mckenzie, ". ID. prucc. Anna No
Grocor Isabelle Alton. Dora DAVIDSON and MARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
Why MRS. BUREE SEEKS DIVORCE.
HER ENGLISH HUSBAND HAS TREATED HER
CRUELLY-LIvING IN DELAWARE TO
OBTAIN SEPARATION.

The fact that Mrs. Frances Burke has for three
months been keeping house in Wilmington Del, with
the object OF acquiring legal residence In that little
State that she might thereafter sue for divorce
from her husband, James Boothby Burke has caused
much gossip recently around the tcaables OF Murray
Hill, where Mrs Burke. or, she Is more widely
known Mrs. BurkeRoche. has long been well-kh wn
and conspicuous figure In society. Yesterday her
father Frank Work. the wealthy stocbroker and lover
OF fast horses told the story Of his daughters I'M
happy married life. Mr. Work lying on a sofa
in his bedroom, sick with the grip. lie spoke In
tones OF the severest condemnation Of his soninaw
My daughter said he. " was only twenty when in
1880, she met named Burke abroad. Like many
girls she thought she wiser than her father, and
despite my opposition she married him. / had TO
make a virtue Of necessity, and agreed to make her
an allowance yearly. My son-nlaw turned
ont even worse than / thought, lie
squanderd than dOubc the allowance that l
originally intended to pay. Money that l sent 70
London for her, where they were keeping house, was
spent by him, and she in absolute poverty. Well,
she stood it for six years, and then came home to
me- brn ging her Oldest child, little girl. The other
two children twin boys, left with the father.
lie brought them to America. 4 nurse went down to
the wharf, and TO her he surrendered the children
abandoned them rather. lie is in London now, be-
licvc.
Now, Of course, 10 man wants to sec a woman i've
with such man, but MIS- burke cHOIls 10 Ilcc HUT
self from her husband would not receive any en-
courag cement from me il not for the children.
But l may die at any time, then her husband would
have In his power to cause her great trouble over
the matter Of the custody Of the children 1t is for
the chdrcn's sake that proceedings VIII be set on
foot Delaware. The story that my daughter intends
to apply to the Delaware Legislature, a. was done by
Mrs. Barrett II. Van Auhen, Is not true. Whatever
Is done viii be done In open court IN the regular way,
due notice being given to the husband
one more thing want 10 deny. 1t IS stated that
Blumenstic Il Iroch lawyers. tried IN vain to collect
bill for 81 ,OrG for brc-brac etc, placed In my
daughters London home by Victor ii Gustav Jctlcy,
London merchants. who finally secured writ OF at
tachmcnt. which wa, given to shcriH Grant to serve
Nothing OF the kind happened. This BILL like all the
Others, paid
Mr.. Burke is brother Of Edward Fz Edmund
Burke Roche, Baron Fcrmoy, an Irish peer. The
three children are Cynthia, nearly siA years Old Ed.
mund Maurice and Francis George, twins, age four.
They are with their mother In Delaware. Mrs. Burho
10 this city nearly every day to visit her father
% ~. leo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
Az INDISPENSABLE ALMANAC.

From Inc new 9TH suit
More than 4 sccrc of political almanac7 noT appear NJ
the bcgnnu of the year. issued from newspaper ohce'
BOO different paris of III" country Many ol ilcu are
,clInt aud NH Of chem mr.. useful: but The Tribune
Almanac /, sim indispensable. II Is history boiled
down Ia compactnc-,, accuracy "i ComWlA lioh COM
Northumberland, of scope convenience OF arrange
ncnt il r. easily the best, ns II Is the most widely
known, Of II, class. IL editor ue non iuNHtu
Wrphnrenn ho, added some new features I'm the
Almanac for 1900 intending a complete record OF
sporting events and very useful descriptive list OF
no sbif. of nur now navy. There IS other small
book OK reference To which Il person actively inter
e,tcd In contcmporneou, American affairs VIII 20 80
often during the course Of the year for Information, or
in which he is 30 likely to find exactly what lie seeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

st. Louis. Feb. 11->amuel II. Knight. who entered
the service Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad pay
master iu 175, died hcgc Yesterday. and will be buried
tomorrow For The pas; twenty years Mr. Knight
general agent oi the Alton Road in thi, city, aud
one Of the best known railroad men in the West.
Prior 10 That time ne paymastcr. assistant gen
y5tl snpcrflFcndl,t md division superintendent.
and with the exception Of two years, between 1869
and 1871, when hc general superintendent Of the
Northern Missouri. Row part OF the wabash Road, no
served the CHICAGO and Alton continuously for thirty
two year. He WIS universally popular and ms loss
/, greatly regretted IN both railroad and business ci2
c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
RUSKIN AD HERKOyER.
nj uerkomcr. in The ocycland leader,

Hubert llerhOmcr, ~ Inc 9cycland Leader.
paintcd John Hu,ku 10 II was in water
color drawing ~ head aud .onldcrs fesize painted
Al Denmark I'm. III The niue garrett bedroom which
60 formrrly been his nur-cf. lie seemed mar
-" vious not 20 look at the pa.flng uutu ante
finished H. whilst sitting hc was tr0flznr about The
'l'iIrT- Of painting. used IA III -. a. ~ naint
49, ,1rrllv large Watcr-cOlOr-. and ,,,.ay, Covered
80 u,trr FIRST with Wa ID of some rl,rr or rrrv
tGru sietchcd the subject with chnrc[I / v.onld
thcn commence with hog hair brush. wording mn
Inc ground color with some fresh tones, nd ont ~
lnd OF artistic chaos produce head Ruskin
Guericd even tho possibility Of this, and wouI hardly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
PROFESSIONALS AND AMA1Erhs T.GrTurR

The seats al tie broadway Theatre haze all been
sold for the benefit for Mr.. James :. Blaine. jr
This afternoon The lit o: names IN he Programme
include, those Of some Of the best known professional
and amateur actors among whom are NJ Kendall
Misses Georgia Cayvan. Einc shannon, Eiic Le.Ic
TIrle dc Wolfe. and f.lia Proctor Ot-, Nj Georgia
i1,,.u- BARRYMORE ". n. Crane. Richard Ntu.friI
Cba,les Walroi. Nelson WhcHcr0n. +. II. Wander
fc,t and Edward Falcs Coward The enter aimcnt
begins at ! O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

London. Feb. l7.-sir Robert Kane, ". D.. died yes
tcrday. lie born in Dublin in 1910. where he
received medical education. In l7i7 he was awarded
prize by the Royal Irish Academy for discoveries in
chemistry. llo anerwah became president Of the
Queens college Of Cork and In los0 hc appointed
~ the Crown q member If the senate Of the Royal
University Of Ireland. lie was also member Of
the Board 0f National Education for Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
4 CONVINCING ARGrNENT.

From Tic Bngamon Rcpublcan'
McGlory-Who was th!s Columbus that they're gon
10 hOuld far over
NcC;arr,re-IIc war the mon that first found out
there was an Ameriky to come over 70.
AlcGlOrv-Faith, thin, w. OWN 10 him that Tam
MANY Hall has country 10 live In an besO1s Tam
many ought to manage the fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
Suffering INDIANS RELIEVED.

TO tho Editor Of The T bunc.
Sir: am led 10 infer. from the kilograms submitted
below that there viii bc further need for private
contributions Ia the fund for the relief Of the Devils
Lake Indians II Dakota but any donations OF money
that person, may be disposed to send Will forward
at once 10 the Indian Agent VERY truly youIr'
HERBERT WELSH.
Philadelphia. Feb 10, 1890.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. If, 1890.
10 Herbert welsh Esq, Philadelphia. Penn.
Sir: Have RENTED to agent a. Devil, Lake 1000
for temporary relief which think Will be sufficient
until Congress provides additional appropriation
+. j. MORGAN, Commissioners
Fort Totem. y. d., Feb. II, 1890
70 Herbert Welsh. Esq. Philadelphia. Penn
Slr. Clothing Tor men. women and children, send u
Oi,or1n y D. via Northern Pacific Railroad. or
present wants for food are being supplied. II food
sent porh preferable and money 10 purchase hour.
The latter can be purchased here for 81 - per hundred
CRAAlSIE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

believe that my final outlines and delicate bits Of
drawing were put in last Ills theory was to draw
the outline with the precision OF expert penman.
then fill in with color. lie has tried this method
over and over again, but the result has never been
satisfactory the theory seems TO him right for all
that. know he made repeated attempts to paint
himself, 10 prove this. between his sittlngs to me-
but they were never openly shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

TIM PRESIDENT TO VISIT ALLEGHENY CITY.

Washington. Fob. 1.-THE President VIII leave here
Wednesday morning Tor Allegheny city, Penn, to
attend the opening Of thc free library given to that
rty by Andrew Carnegie. The President VIII be
arcomn,ucd by Private secretary llalfOld, and prob
abIv secretary Blaine, ana expects to b. back ia
Washington Friday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
SONEW HAT DEEP.
From The Buffalo Courier.


% You know Ms. LII
Yes | have met her, but find her peculiar.
Sometimes she bows 10 me and sometimes she doesn't
Do yOu like hcrl'
Very much. There IL something about her 50
different. She seems TO me like rare pOem'
"Well, perhaps Like" ono Of BrowninS'5 posi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

VlNGSTON-EOWLIE-On Monday, February L. at
st. GcoraosA Episcopal Church, MoAbi.on Palace ie,i
l,v tho ron. IL. Il larlr, English chaplain John tni
lpd.r Livingston 90 Lpuis daughter OF the late Robt
Bonner Bowler. of Cincinnati, ono
PARK -WIGGINS-On February II, 1890, at Church
OF thn Holy Trinity. By the l;ect0r Row h WaipOe
NoW.fOFh CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
A STRIKING PARALLEL.

From The Detroit Free Press.
Tommy-Mamma, | think those royal physicians In
spsin must feel As | did IN school to-day.
Mamma-Nhy ~
"Reminiscences they've got a l;tle ruler on their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
TO TEST UATERED MILK.

From The Norwich Bulletin.
A polished knitting needle dipped into a vessel OF
milk and Immediately withdrawn in AN upright posi-.
ton, VIII tell you whether your mlkman is honest
not. IL the milk IS pure drop Of tile fluid Will hang
10 the needle, but the addition Of even small Dor.
tion.of water will prevent adhesion. Of the drop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

THE RIGHT HON. SIR LOUIS MALLET.
London. Feb. 1.-THE Right Hon. SIT Louis
Nallct G. b.. the wcll,uown authority on commercial
treaties, died to-day from influenza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr.. ED.
MUND YATES.

EMPEROR WILLIAM AND THE WORKING PEOPLE
THE PARNELL REPoRT-INDIGNATIoN
WITH THE BISHOP OF LONDON
FRENCH PRETENDEIS - NOT
ABLE COLLECTIONS AT
CHRISTIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

II YOU want work workers. horses or carriages,
board rooms or real estate. examine inc hh'h pau
OF The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

Party gong abroad VIII suulc: elegant suite at The
Cambridge for short term OF balance Of lease Apply
334 5th.ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

Look In at the e:.at bargain, sale in furniture now
ooIng Oh NJ Flnts lith-st ana tthaNe SUeh prices
baVe brrn marked 90 cause quick SAFES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

Tako A look at tho Interesting Want advertise
meuts Oh the ninth page. You may find exactly what
you want covered by Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

The cOr.ct, from Ieotys tne HI'U HAAt1s " I1.1SJ
are The most stysh anu have been adopted by all Parlsian
ades However far the country may be al orders arc
mo-, consciously executed by Leoy Place dc Ia slaao-
cine Paris. send him welI,nHIihg DG1s o1,n ,,sr
nn an artistcai c0Quet marvel Of corset OF bro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
UNPOPULAR ACTS OF A BISHOP.

The Bishop of London has not occupied an envlablc
position in his diocese during the last three years
and things TO be going from bad to worse
The Bishop has again manifested cynical indifference
TO the claims Of his own clergy by filling one Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
Cnswcll. Massey ~ Go.

IIavo just received per steamer LA Normanae" s'oe
% Eau Imperiale Lotions Perfumes, and Creams Oh IN
NaiSon IeOuold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
NIr. ID. J.. Moody

For thc skin, Gluten soap. 90 , =,
The best in tn World HEALTH FOOD co. ara al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

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