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corning his hopes and his fears Of the future.
The OregOnian visitor asserts upon his honor as Il
gentleman and a Podunliian that the lionordDlc
James G. Blaine will never again he candidate
for the Presidency OF the United States. SAID ne .
He told me this with his own lips. in response
TO my direct question upon the subject,
IL is mOt difficult TO see the picture OF 'iiS
Oregonian visitor have heard of him III various
houses in Washington. lie penetrated TO Inc
library of the President, and left his grlpSacN
out in the hall. He asked Mr.. Harrison il
clarion tones whether he would he a candida'r
again. and whether he could take away with mn
tho official announcement of when the Picsi"eht :
campaign for a denomination would he opened
Tho President declined to give him the olhciaI
authorization.
"But. sir" said he, perhaps you do rot mean
n he n candidate If you are thinking OF WIFI
drawing in favor Of the Honorable James IT, Blame
10, me fell YOU that / have it from his own Ups
bo will not he n candidate The Prsldch
succeeded in gently shaking his visitor on. nn
T have heard of the Orcgonian ever since. ana NOT
over ten DAYS ago | actually saw an edltorai
in q Portland paper based upon the correct ihlor-
marion gathered by this most distinguished visitor
r. {. CRAWFORD.
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vnrrS FROM THE BROOKLTN THEATRE.

Miss Pauline Hall and her comic opera company wer'
welcomed at the PARK Theatre. in BROOKLYN last evening
bv an audience crowdng the house in every part They
.,roored IN "Amorita Casino success, by CNbulkd
and Cenee with tuneful melodies and spirited action
The opera was produced in excellent style ana Hiss nan
oeated her former and repeatedly recalled
she was well supported. Next week 1.-The FaAI" VIII
g seen ut this house
.The Fakr" received its first representation IN BfooK
,ro last evening at the Lee Avenue Academy IL j. an
.I,, skt At the follles OF the dsy. which has been
eyed with favor other cities and was APPRECIATED b'
large audience last evening. The iiamln farceComedy
company comprising number OF successful H'as sur
nanv viii appear in "Prnce and PauHr.
The FIRST Performance In this city Of lyon foiSoh
Swedish dialect play. was given last evening" AZ VIZ
h,on Academy "Gus" HeeRe. clever COMEDIAN
aarsd I'm the title role and created much ahusehe" Il"
his unLaue performance lie was clcNerN su'p' i, ~
hy tho post OF the cast The lumbcrmehs quuIVt N,'
no n the rollcking melodies Of log camp ~ ", ~
S ", .,,ch were cncored 'Mr Barnes OF New'iofA
q, m Inc seen next weeks
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WINNINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The engagement has been formally announced OF
Jobn Jacob Astor the only Of william Aston, ~
Miss Ava willing daughter Of Edward Wiling OF
philadelphia. The departure of Mrs. Astor ana hef
son for Europe will no doubt be postponed
II is urobablc that the wedding will take place IN
vo,, Work IN February IL shortly aftcrwaid the
youuc people will 90 abroad and will return for the
Newport season ,
The wedding Of Miss Adele Richter 10 stewart
woodrug Smith, Of this city, took place yesterday ~
Ioslyn Hill Chapel. London, England. the Kew
Pricstly Prime O1icatcd The best man was h'"dru
e smith the bridegrOomS brother. student AZ
Harvard University The bridegroom is the cdc>s
son of Charles - smith, president Of the Chamber OF
Commerce and is member Of the firm OF smith,
Hog a Gardner, drygoods merchants. rho parents
of tire bride live In Berlin on their wedding trip
Mir and Mrs smith will 20 10 the Isle OF wight, re.
manning there until January -, when thcy VIII san
for This country the Umbra. They VIII make thcr
home with Inc father Of the bridegroom In this city
AZ M % West FOrty-scVenth-st
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
DIED.
CAMPBELL-On Monday. J

CAMPBELL-on Monday. January 10 1891, Jane @.
Campbell; widow Of the late A. g. Campbell and daughter
Funeral services at AZ East o6ths. Wednesday morning.
Interment az Cayuta Lake.
De La MAIER-At Flushing. January IL, LILY Grant.
late May Tienann stephenson and granddaughter Of
a. e ad IL e pSo Isirc u hh Flushing
Tuesday afternoon goth inst, at I O'Clock , .
Tan.st. station; ferry at East SIth-st Is minutes
earlier.
DuNHAM-sqddenly, on January 10; 1891, Peter T.
aged p years months. %, r... ,,,.
Funeral from the residence of his parentA 33i East l2sd
Friends OF tho family Invited attend.
FlELD-0n Friday evening the 10Th INST May Channins
Manning wife OF Richard c. Field. in the 10th year OF
her age. ,., . -. a. =.
I'm" raj from her Iate residence f56 IIlcksst Brooklyn
Tuesday January 20 at , o'clock D. NJ
FoLLETT-In this city. January Is. Frederick Follet
FmneTa sFyices at hts qte residence 2S1 West S5tht
Tuesday evening, January 20, at s O'Clock.
Intermcnt at Troy, y. Y.
HowIE-At Denver Col. January r. Herbert MORT.
son Youngest child Of James w. and Helen A. d. HOWE
LEvY~Monday morning. January 49, David Alfred Levy
Of New.York. native Of St Thomas. w l.. In the DIN
F2ndra from ri: late residence s3s West 2Sdst. on
J6srsday .b %0 fa5. 'S9u1 ny to attend at
st. Thomas. w. l.. papers pleas copy
oSS 1 rntS s Ss ss ss Mfs
his s0th year
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Of her parents 3 Fast Orange, J.. Ethel goGngess
child of Henry NJ. and Ellen O. oddie, in the 10th year
Funeral private.
RILEY on sunday. January IS. Of pneumonia John
Relatives and friends family also q his brotheT:a
eS tGS aGd from his s r Fssdce l5
"wednesday 2ist inst, at 80 p. m.
daughter. Mrs Charles f. W Rcchenbcrg, POrtchester
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postoMce NOrice.

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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A farce comedy called " The DaZzer' was presented
al the New Park Theatre last night by Ml-- LYDIA
Thompson and her company TO the evident pleasure
of a large audience. The company includes Joe y
Oft Max Miller Thomas !. Grady, Il. :. Moline ir.
Sherman Wade, Alfred Grant, IL. Ecdcll, MI Ir-ei
Hatcher, Miss Annie Garter. Miss Alice lh1ghdn
Miss Susie Mace, Miss Lily Madison. Mis-, Bc--ie HINT
ingtOiI. Mis-, Margaret sloan and MI Blanche AK
wright.
Mr. Hermann introduced new Illusion called "Ihc
Slave Girls Dream in his entertainment last night
strobeia7 and Black Artr are still continued A.
we'll the performance OF Jugglery by Prince A"a'
The one-hundredth performance Of " Poor jonathan
WIS celebrated at the Casino ;a,t night. The house
more crowded than usual and the opera wa
received with all the customary enthusiasm The
music boxes which given a. souvenirs nave al
ready Seen described.
"CIaudus Nero and the lions are to appear at the
standard Theatre next Monday evening, the STAY 81
ship Alloy" in Boston having been extended l'r t"o
weeks.
The entire orchestra Of ErdelyI Macy recently "'
e Eden Musce has volunteered to appear at the benc
fit Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre employees at tue stand
ard Theatre Sunday evening, February /.
Rich & Harris will begin work on thelr new
theatre in Boston. The opening will occur on septem
her 81 with Men and Women" a. the attraction After
an engagement Of weeks the company VIII return
for rs second season in New York.
Tony Pastors company returned to IFS own theatre
last night and welcomed home in the usual hearty
manner.
Az a special matinee to be given at the Garden
Theatre on Wednesday afternoon, January %. Ibsens
4 Dolls House" will be performed. with Miss Bea-
trice Cameron as Nora
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Nev Haven Conn, Jan. 10 (Spccal.-Ihc social
season at Yale Is at its height to-day. Promenade
week I, again here. and once more the underSadun"
f. busy entertaining the fair guests from near ana o'
tant elites. This afternoon the New llaNrn House
gave "a reception from To III honor ot the ru'''''
President and Mrs. Dwight gave IA reception ana tea
IA thc ,ophomol,s during the same hours Teas Wrro
lao given bv y and W Met inocL. 81 e. r. Holden,
'92: g.. G. Badger 90. and AJG. Dinghy. ~. IH>
evening the annual concert of the elec and banjo clubs
occurred In the Hyperion Theatre. The resort wa
marked with the most fashionable and rlchN attlicd
audience. The concert was excellent
The freshmen, after the long established custom nj
Vale. devised a ,chcmc for displaying their ca>,
mineral. during the entertainment. TINS Time hihu
of rocket thrown the gallery To- TIE prose-
arch. where IL burst and allowed = ha- h'H1n-, WV
numerals escape. There was via enthusiasm lpr .
few minutes and then the Juniors captured the Rag
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STcVOP TiGTTtpIETRfS CONCERT

Few recent entertainment, have brought ont I've
Ter interest and loicr enthusiasm than ~enor Jaell
ue.ra'. concert AT Stenway Hall last night. >cnoc
Campauini was in bed the Gil-cy House at O'Clock
I'm rheumatic agonlcs and Jared that he could not
sing but when the hour for his appearance arrived h.
took IA, place on the stage and in the presence Of An
overt wing house forgot his suffering II there va,
any drawback to the concert II was the small size oi
the hall many persons. unable to find seat, INSIDE.
bciug obliged 10 stand at the door. The audience no
culcd many well known people. TIL" management
Wa, perfect. The programme wa, nm OK with the
greatest possible prompting, and cNartudc. and I'm all
the fratu,c ~ the entertainment there Wa, not Nav"
When -lguor Tagliapictra came on To- sing L1,-cn'
Thine Eyes - Blue" there wa a Whir!v ud Of APP
plau.c lie va, In excellent voice. and the audi
enc. obliged him 10 respond Ia recall. Tie
.ineiu. ot Mis- Rosa Liudc Nj, liza
Klein. Christian Trit-ch aud >inor Campaninl
va, listened to with much apparent satisfaction.
Nahan Fr,uko played the violin aud = j.. Mil. Tire
piano. as they have often played them before. aAd
both were duly appreciated. Sisuor TdElHWciIa s.
second election wa The Palms one Of h7 fNor'e''
and stu the audience d1 not have cnoueh of hIn'
recurring him to sing again. The quartet from RICO
Ictto" I'm which Mis-, Klein, MI, lndr Mr.. Futsch
and -rnor Tnglopletra sang brought the evening To-
= bappy clns, Mr. Tritsch made love TO Nj Lindc
in his most charming manner 20 the great amusement
OF all present Charles Pratt was an eAceH'ht "'"n'
panIst In every way the concert was a 'u,' .H''
some Of Sgnor TagllapictraS friend, were 80 ln''r
e,tcd In lis financial success tiat ulrN D'"t' H'b'
hnlf a dozen 10 s,vcnty-iivc tickets each J'hu +.
Wmdulph bought seventy i've. rs q rolhpnn'it ,
tbn sar Of Inc evening the Mcssls. HtenwaN declined
10 let him pay anything for the use OF the nail
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4 RARE VIEW ZEALAND BIRD.

From The Gallgulni Messenger.
Dr. lr,,cdt has brought n most interesting ana Ntl
taic collection of birds etc, from Au>uii, Mncro
b. Ia! MANY an adventurous outing, and from Vnelc
D., urnrc,,ri to New Zealand. There ne succeeded IN
o,ti,.n4 A specimen OF III quaint and almost eNiln'
Xiii bird. nus bird is somewhat IKE an 0st1'h Dut
mi, trr Size Of crow IL has no wings AT all ana Is
c,,,.t win mrlihc short striped feathers. Another
nrul,aly about the Xiii Is the fact that IT. egg -
larger tiun one third Of ii- body ne a>o s' ,tt
49, ,t,,rr home some Maori skulls. which are diilcui
a. an I'm %. account Of the manner I'm which the natives
49, ,, ,,r,uud that All The flesh has fallen from the
Lc'.tnn thny uncarih them and carry ;Aem mo tlr
Interior ~ the forests where teN are deposited ~ hI
tr,'n 10 obtain tl.,so siullr J., attended WIN tHe
dancer n, any discovered win one i Ger
$50 ~ L',r,- instantly Killed. From New Zealand DR.
r. t,dt returned Swcd n. coming by snlilhG Vessci
n, ar "a, Glasgow. understand lie VIII publish
Lnn., on hi, travels.
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UrYRNlrIONIL YACHT RACES.

From The Boston Advertiser.
.,r ,,,cr.cop pcooc even those who do not know
,li,v,ri' irorn a bowsptii are always interested IN
H. Intentional yacht race W a.. e. ,orT of the
e.ti, nj ne ,-icc.-. which /, all Greek 10 IN m
T,r d,lill; over the repeated trumphs OF the Amer,
i, v,ci,f- h, honest and uualOyed They ike u
lou. fboi e9 American yacht can show her heSls 10
alvtnna OF the kind aioat They DelieNe u buI5Se
60 -'.s,r III, the NOluntc err Iy them me dhnoui,e-
ncnt N,f All lurthcr races were impossible would De
r,c"ivcd with frank Disappointment. ihey M hnS
aI,VSicb NEPTUNE forbid they would not resi- uii
another American yacht had been but "nGm , w0uo
r.n away fr1m thr crack English yacht a. humhiiHS
bird davis past teriapl A.. A.. A,,oric,, v.cbt
Ill lac ir.ten il another race i arranged Oh
comr@,.. The English yachtSmcn would bull9 new
rin.iy f1oter' and IL may he " gue~>ed win much
,rr.. mat Fife designs the newcomer Tor me cup
For fine American contestant, the volunteer VIII ne
Ind i,tr Suothcr burgess yacht Will be put ont 10y
f,,r,,n!yrp Moran Gardner and an Ellsworth
nincly ar, a-o expected. These four yacht. ana per
hans otrert viii contest for the honor ot representing
hi, country, and the victor must necessarily be one
OF the ncctcst Of the fleet. The many American VIC
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g1coMyGDlLE BRos'. EMPLOYEES BALL

The thtd annual ball Of BOommsdae Brothers
Employees Mutual Aid society was held at the Central
Turn Ncrcn Han last night The association numbers
ab1ut 800 members. The grand march began AZ about
10 30 O'Clock. Among those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs, L. g. Bpomingdlc, Nj. and Mrs. j. Il. Blooming
dale Mr. and Mr. samuel MAYER, samuel llooming-
tr,I Mr. and Mrs. Iicbermuth. Mr.. BrandciS. T..
saul,nn, Vi. and Mrs q. u. Grower, Mr. and WIS.
samuel Johnston. VI. Hes. Mis- Hess Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Meyers. Mr. and NJ. +. q. Bal,h and Mr. ana
M.~ Ihl0.
The officers OF the association arc; Frederick MAS,
bac1 president: Jacob stern. vice prc-iicnt: Ndoiph
Wegl,r financial secretary J. y. BrOwcI, IccordlhB
secretary VI. Nathan, secretary.
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THAT RorTyG CATHEDRAL ~ THE NORTHWEST

From The ~. Paul Pioneer Press.
\ short time ago The Chicago Herald published
the statement that the Northern Pacific company H'u
refused allow Bishop walker the privilege Ok iNih-
his cathedral attached to passenger trains bul
compelled him to hitch II % freight trains Wien .i
wanted IL moved over that company lnls. r
Railway Review took tit matter UP ana tiieu 10 '''0
"A case OF discrimination out OF H. ~, 80. .,,
in0hry at General Manager Mellen's ONCE Ne,,,t'r
dav dcV, Hoped the following state OF tcts; q" ~"
Tisbop Walker applied for permission to have ms car
ported over the Northern Pacific road tAe ol'li
cbrerfly gave him free transportation ahu tiEc 'n
on order by which he could have the car atthheu ~
any freight train on the road II WI eNpic" n.,cp
I'm that the ear coud no: be attached 10 pl''r"c
,r.i,s Tor The reason that II lacked several 81 W
sacrtV appliances with which al NoItiel,i ~
ger trains are equipped. Ana especially VIZ -
pp"rsidgrcd unsafe 10 haul the car WIN pa -
trains because il is mounted on c;istiOn NaoV, oci
ta,,ys cars being furnished with steel Urea wheel
MN orhcials considered that II would ehuan.er t.u
IT,, of the whole train Ia attach the caihcnt' '"l
rale.' and I'm Justice to their passengers. Irh'au I'd
~ .Iw ~, il 10 be done. since Bishop Waller h1i o'G
allo" ,hc line a letter was received from nun 10y
out VV,ecn which Indicated the very opposite Ol us
seatisfleton on the bishops part.
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ARE SUNDAY BANQUETS ILLEGALl

Baltimore. Jan. 10.-The Police Board to-day sens
to the Grand Jury the names Of number OF persons
who were present at a banquet at Hazazcrs Hall last
night, the purpose being TO ascertain If the opening
OF public halls for banquets similar purposes on
sunday night is violation Of the laws. The ohehd
erS last night were members OF the Supreme Lodge inl'
proved ORDER Bnai Birth. There is not mucn alarm
among those whose Names we're sent To the jury.
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The Seventeenth Anniversary Of the Newt OK SECRET

The sevente enth Anniversary Of the Ne"foFx Society
or the Suppression OF Vice will be celebrated in Assoc
eetion Hail. corner Of 23i.st. and 4th.a'e. Newfofk
CITY, Tuesday evening, January 10TH 1901 commencing
o'clock.
Addresses nav he expected f.om Reverend David II.
Greer d. D. Rector Of Bartholomew Church. New.
York City. and Reverend IL. l.. Way and d. u" ea'or
Of the National Baptist" OF Philadelphia
Heretofore for reasons, none but gentlemen have
been invited TO these meetings. This year for equally
wise reasons and gentlemen interested in the moral
purity Of the twenty millions Of children IN this country
are specially Invited to be present.
All aye cordially invited TO BE- present.
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The "Old Reliable"

1t is reported that among large life insurance com.
anfes the Travellers Hartford has made largest
gain in busincss.-(N Y. Press
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tories in times past give at least reasonable probability
that American designers will prove their superiority ~
they have done heretofore. Whether we WIN UT 1850,
however, let us have another race.
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Saratoga vichy Water

Family abroad Will subet their two elegant suites -
The Cambridge. separately together
or by the month. Reasonable price Apply 1874 SHAVE
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Religious Notices.

THE KANSAS EVANGELISTS,' Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
ST. JOHN at BE, kman lih Methodist fpseoyass
Church 50th.,t. 2daye. Come and hear the elat
dings by Mrs. ST JOHN, every neht this week at 30
OF Eternal Truth
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SMTTH-RICHTER-

SMITH-RICHTER-At Ro.yn Hill Chapel London,
England, on January 10, by the Rev. Priestly Prime,
Stewart Woodruff smith, Of NewYork, to Adele Richter.
OF Berlin, Germany.
wINANs- BUTTRE-On sunday. January 49, 1891. at
Christ Church. KidgcwOOd " j., by the Rev. George
Clarke Theodore Winans, OF jacksonville, Fla.
Emma Viola daughter OF j. O. Buttre. OF Ridgewood-
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5peciaI Notices.

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to be disposed Of loss than half their 70 ue ne MAJ
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roumouche Hareux, De Haas, Virgins, Daud Jonnson'
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Young Pine I.aves relieve Catsrgh Bronchitis, Rheu'
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' ~ PARK & TILFORD. Agents.
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Teachers Building aud LoHn Association Of New:
YorN Citv-R. X. Ellington, Orncry secretary = hOs
ant orild receive any money on account Of THIS ASSOC
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Yon will always find something Of interest IN the
q little advertisements Of the people" and may ma
exactly the bargain you have searched for In vain
oIea rhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

Wrcn you fall to ind what You want elsewhere.
look among the little advertisements Of Tic Tribune,
THEY arc On the ninth page today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

fc' LOT in 1887 sold for e2O last season 1t IS clear
that for some time to come there will be great
run on the late Mr.. IIalwcll- Phillppss folio ed-
ton of Shakespeare in sixteen volumes of when Ohy
lou copies exist Nine years ago this work sofa l"r
E5l but last season the only copy which was offered
realized GIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
POLO AGAIN II FRANCE.

foio mas been rclntroduced into France. more espe
cialy IN Paris, under the auspices Of Prince Murat'
1t Is sad that an American polo team may possibly
So TO ireland next August to try conclusions WIN inc
Ercebo0iers some other Irish Associations. our
cousins have made great progress in the game since
they encountered Watsons quartet four or hvc years
ago, and have now got much better ponies.
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
Jf1RRTED.

IS recommended by leading physicians. Sold in bottles
by Druggists AID Grocers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

MRS CARNEGIE HAS a RELAPSE
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, who has been recovering
tram a recent severe Hines at her home, No West
Fifty hr~tst.. i, suffering from relapse, WHICH, " -
hopcd will prove only temporary.