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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08
EASTERN MARKKrs.



new YosK. May The stock market again
demonstrated that It hinges a presert upon t.
faiiroad meeting now In session, and while there
vas considerable trading with weak er tone. she
impetus Of the causes which brought thooo
movements about was insufficient % maintain
interest in the market throughout the day. IL
closed active and weak at tbs lowest prices OF
the day. The final changes were all In the direc-
ton Of lower prices Burlington, Rock Island
and St Paul are down IL per cent each: Pacine
Mail, Missouri Pacific. Northern Psci6c preferred
and Wabash preferred each ~
Government bonds. heavy.
Petroieum-June closed e Tie
CHICAGO BOARD o. Trade
cuIcAeo, May 7.-wheat Il nervous ana I'M
With aunerou. snsh nuc:nsfi sa sds.n ssS
F<e. then receded SIC. became strong again
and closed about &c lower for July than yes-
ssrday Maysciosed about s<e higher. August
yesterday. Receipss. $1,000 Bushels ship-
menss. $4,000 bushels
wneat-Essy; cash. sloe: July, ss<gsgsse.
con-sseady; cash. g.: N.y. sic: July. Sl<c
Iard-Dull: cash, Sxss: July, SsaE
Bariev-NominAl ct 7sc.
kye-Quies at Sc
Whisky-el17.
shoulder Nsaas; short clear. Naoao:
short Eibs. - ieS6A.
CHICAGO LIVE srocx.
CHICAGO. May I.-Csstie-Receipks. ii.Ooo;
steady: extra steers. 169625: others, M75do6g 50;
heifcrs, sS6uel5o. Texans, AH0AN
rough and eamnoa sss.s o e.d .1o sSG
MIXED. As09A 50: prime heavy and butchsn'
weights, 3Asa9s.eT
s6ssp.Rsceipss. lo,ou: setivs ana sssaly 70
strong; light Texans. sass0ass; wsssrns. SA:0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

70. Via: neasuEus IL eUvernnens uUuld tako
toward redress He re1eFre1 - the reporee1
outrageous sreatnent o. . gnng Of Bohemfaa
lab8rers on the Norfolk & Western rcad
sc0T1DAxx. Pa, May 6-The funeral ct M
ban, tbs striker Shot = LefsenFfng 10 ~. eun-
day night, toak place this afsosnocn- WIN -
disorder The operators report sessdy snln =
TIE working surce-
coLrnErs, O.. Nay CIV. 8 Scotf- preui1Ene
Of the Iowa miners. AID Organizer neafty - =
couference toby With the olDopes & - u1ono
Nine Workers. resulting In . docistoo thne t.
strike for eight hours in lows VIII - coaf1nue4
and demand made fog the re-inseneuans -
discharxed mfnen
81 LouIs, My 1.-THE number q eaRpmou
on strike - still further reduced FouT Ungf
bosses have conceded to The Demands - -
men This leaves bus lss men cut
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

YOUNG MIS-. BLAINE's coy.
3ho II Trying - Get the Child - Vel
N = Dakota Divorce.

sock FAIxs. 8 D., Nay 6-fspeeial. Ina
purpose Of the visit Of Ma James @. Biaine. jr.
% New York vas learned today. she went to
consult with her lawyer - 70 the advisahalify OF
holding Q conference with her husband, who
has Just returned from Spain, 30 a q
secure his consent TO resinquishirz all claims %
their syear-old son Young Hiain~'s mother
II very anxious 10 secure custody Of
the boy. while tbs vile IL doing every.
thing in her power TO get the child
There 10 an additional incentive 10 the Iady's
visit 10 New York. and that Is % secure personal
service. IL possible, upon her husband In her
coming divorce suit Mrs. Blaine, IT,. expresses
herself to her friends IN this city that sbe al
not 20 much care for divorce - she did - esin
possession Of her child. which she fsased would
be taken from her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08
ooo REWARU.

We vsu nav he above rswArd fbr any CO. =
Liver Complaint DyspspaiA Sick Headache. lad
gestion. Constipation = Ce1Efvene1 ~ cannes
eure via Weat6 VeGueAblo Liver Pills when IL
1srccssona ere stxicfly oompltsa vita They aro
surely Vegetable ana newer "a - sfve snsssSeaoe
kaRar-Coaisd LArgo baxeA containing - pm
% consA Beware e. coanserssits and tmitasloaA
Tha eonpins nanufAcsureA oaly by THE JOHN q
YnEow RncA. DsueysstA. Occidental hlocx. 60
0anco q YsaisE aveaus and James stfosA seeasA
VaaA Opaa III ntghL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

MEApyrILx. Pa. May &c. b. @. ". e. A.
and Victor pelamaesr, members Of tho banhtn1
rant sworn ous BY James NcHugh. depoo1toe.
They waived hearing and were admitted . All
in $40 each
LorrsyrLLx, KY. May &-Ths hank a Allea
County at Scostsville. KY. and Welsh DroWu
have assigned. The sksetx and liabilities -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

LONDON. Nay 6--Tas result Of - eleetzoo
held yesterday for the successor In paz3faman6
of the late Edward Green. Who repeesentn1 -
northwestern division OF 6unIolk, shows tha4 ~
Gladssonians hare won another vie.0sy. Dneoa
stern, GiadstouiAn. II elected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

VANCOUVER, B. C., May &-f8pecinI1 -Cntoe
McIaxen and coyonezs NoFesby and Nc0uzooa
returned today from Birkisy bay. vhao EkoY
held m inquest on the body Of Charley eisenns
who suicided last week. A verdict Of oeo4n "
hla ovn hand Wa injured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

Der Of the Wells Pxice Aiaska q.
ploring expeditfoo, arrived hsso =.
day. He was taken DEB . c.
Davidson, and lefs behind He aescsn1oa -
Yukon river IN boat He nnde vfnbR quaxs
sers ~ an Esquimaux village. and In c1Dlony
with John Clark. trader. made = iugey dnvxp
trip north on sieds- On this tTip Clark laAa 81
Noghelin river were discovered-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08
DR. J0RDANS OFFICE
Is at the residence Of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultations and prescriptions Also.
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histoeepetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one AGENCY in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
tho following inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenefic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08
REAL ESTATE nALUDL
ne Deeds Recorded win - Au11ose
YOunuxIny.

Real egtato tx1nmGk5o1o 2FUW JomUnEY Il -
b date Gs &l6e1sga6k ThEo woDo 1loA -
record yesterday ~ deodo. IL eomg11ngn11ouD
aggregafing eieyon, N sveraGs 81 Q-oo4A T1os
lowing - IL lit = furnished ~ 0sooenA
frsmper 4 Co. ahs<xseeo0 q I'D, IL CAGglv
snoek between Kroot and Second:
". C. I. Co. 70 - PARKER. l0es n - &, b1sck
II. ist add - Kent 93n0
Roshs.ess g \ G. Marion. - - 49, =
W. r Cosncds 70 r. EasisEs. lon q a. r.
block ., LAkevisw ed. $40
G. o. Russell % @. W. AWn1, NJ - @2&
3 Han % I. Geiss. iesi. hsssk n enn.s
= Nssesl.s 70 + v. rAnnps. ~ se~ i.
O. q A. % ". F1nlay. 10 aesss in - G4A
Dora ". Psass % J. v. whysr. 7xzs3 n iask
winnie 4 Isenas . Ffs.eas o. MIessa *
Upper Renick 10 r. G. Tnompsun. NJ III Z
block %, Yeo1ora ID. IN
Z; Myers e r Davis, NJ ~ II. hlssk =
z Bleves. q Q. y. Bullard. lob ss.a I 49,
n: 3 r Co 70 J. - Toltsa. Is ~ - =
I 9; ao.s % Easeaia 4 To,se.. II Z. slssk !.
:. g :, kssssas. e ,. wseh. isssli - =. No.
Hal = Psuison FuEn- Co. b soaft1s 1oruzDn1
~ 4 e CO. strip a Conmsrcial - Wsaw
". T. Cosmcds to p. A. Allen. lo& !, hIsck -
Ccemode 3 Adxifs LIT % KirklanA. IS
W. White - a. TO y. A. Allan, loes - -
n block ,. Belt Line ed 70 Kirkland, "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

LONDON, Nay 7.-C1osiug consuls: Money.
50. money account. IS lila q. q =. lks1s:
q 3 H<s. myz- Bar silver. l93<1 Per ounce
Money, 4s per cent
The Bank Of England has advanced its rato
Of discount from q TO per cent
BuRxos AYRKs, Nay s.-Go,d eloood teddy Is
"a par cent premium.
nAxApsTUFYA
IIvRRrocE. May 7.-wheat-Demand poor.
Kansas winter, hard, - "a, steady.
Corn-Demand poor for spot and eood for
futures- spot, = Cd, steady. May and June, 8
sd, steady; July, DO sd, steady
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no sAx rHASc1sco
And N pssns u
CALIFORNIA
sglaths Nk shasta route q -
Sn oouTHE1N PACIFIC COMPANY.
The saly route
T1AOCGH CALIFORNIA
70 I'll poinfs
xAsr AND SOUTH
~ sexzr novss - rHn sAcrSss csAsa
PuLLxAN suFrEr sLEEPERA
puLLxAN TOURIST SLEEPING Cans
AtsarAed . express sra,ss. aaosdins superior -
conmcdssaoos tor second-ciAA pessengefA
Ye sassa sskssa. s,sepins @. rsservsssans.
THOMAS A. Ora HAM. District Pssseneef AssaA
ITO South Tenth street. Tacoma wash
=. p. ROGERS, ASSISTANT General fretghs anA
Passenerr Agent. Portland. Or.
SrxTTIE 4AxH sHoHz , EAsrx.s
March "a sssl
nAIxY.
ss sa s1 zsseosss: 1.'rs.ssa 80 1910 =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sass an e:lop y
For Ballard. -S:A6 an
DAILY xxc1Pf SUNDAY.
Gilman sod way..........--..A:0op N 1880 n
nsswesa PcrGasd ana Anacossss 80 tai,
Hs.see n Tscoma and Anaeersss two s..,,.
TSrousn eosch beswsea seassl. and p,ss,.
T. w DUNN. superintendent
r W. RuFF. General Passenger Agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

- -
PAeuD 14v's41'os oep.1rs
- ) ..-..s- :. -
r~4. - 49, ,rs.~aaan
- ---.-
- 49, RALLY
e :. =. :. y -. :. s. - =: =
pAc11o COAST STEAMSHIP conrAzr
80. - 9. fsss $500 - We.
s.: -; E: /: s, - :: ~ 8 = e Re
- : .s...- 49,. .ss:::-.:-e:.- -:
Ss::ss z. -. - $500. s:G g: go 1s'da'
z;..ss !. . ttssss :;I< A n.:. 81
c. essssessee : Ansee<sss .isA sssssis :
Mannsoa. GA u1M saeaaG Easssrn o1sgun NJ
FRANK WORTH, Master
SI8A38 kS10Nu1AAA-
1 .o- A0
In Hoz1cs VIZ n Gv1s
-e,ur rc.~r
urrrs rucrr .ourn rrrr
"
cuAp 1A11s oY.Y1uGa
1As LAA1 AID neAAL
Carrying freight q reduced ma vm -
~ Pusss soond pom. on tAs hiioviss dasss "a
Nay Is =
~ -
r.c.rya Z G,.iss.ni. S, s.a T.aei.s::S @
pAsstzoxa srEAxnn
TLEErwooN
= .........''''''........-..-lka aass
For rscoua, se.esse "a - r.,,.1 :.
ssses saturday. Assea :. 1874:
He.ssy; s :.:v s.. .ssA>
AZ; NM: {. Ia :sSsee /.
LAHDrxeo-TaesuA u, =. vh.,t. s.sssIs -
- vharf: M ToU1seni T~ie. -. S~ss1
NEAL8 ON BOARn
AAssa 7.
xAmuEN0EB STEAMER xAIIEY aArxHnn
= :. 4Arc1. Master
A.So11. 20 oVaeaA
eoINo.
Innv~ Oevnne. AM axr.-.. M.-A.
ANN TsooSna g -.
Arrive s'sss' ss:i ais : n
Arrive Ts<n4s ISL
.<rpsnss-Scossa Ye.!sss wharf: Tacona. u
- 1870 - $500 Oev ooas making M.n1
..so e11-e1 ane m9 0elsA1
A1 I1A8 1AnL-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

TRADE AND SHIPPING
Shipments During the Past
Twenty-four Hours.
DAYS EXCHANGES s2o7. s4s. ~.
Hay Marhst Aesivs-Ne cAa.es n Graa.
- 1ssa-ssravbsrrsssA bsndans
Price DseIl.ias.
HDxs AT sRArfE8 HAnnoa rcoAY.
aIsH WATER Iov wanna
= n q 3. nj r. : "A n pnn-
So ln.Ilax lal ,oss ..sEn.rss
Al rozr rovxsxxnl
AZ so s.l5 so 30 07I5 0T 81
sKAxrEx, Nay T.
Exehanes q Seattle clearing hons. soasv
anouneed % ~ The balances wezo
1Al2-I2
But little Il interest vas noted IN the naxkeh
yeseezoay- Shipments Of merchAndisa vero not
vefy heavy and he receipts were light Ths
ezaan ana ICED market remains unehnnxed Ihe
hay market IL sctive, bat prices remain stssson-
AZ. Butssr b ssiGsaing up lifaie agsin.
SUMMARIZES are coming In in abundance, ana
ne price II steadily declining. and yssserday the
- berries IN the markss brought only "a 50 psr
oox The stock il not veEy choice = yet Cher
mes are mot - plenfifuL md tAe quality OF thoss
coming IN 70 far Il much heiow The usual Stand
afd NO change has been noted In Quotations
on groceries and other provisious.
GIxR1AL euIPMKNTA
During the part sweuty-four hour FOODS a.
merehandiss have been shipped from seaffle q
sns following amounts. BY rafl-NoFfhern
racine, IL tons: Columbia 4 Puepe Soun1
% tons: Seattle, Lake Shoeo 3 Eassern. l6B
Ions BY watef-Biue Jacket LIS tors. Ctr o.
seattle . tons: ". T.. Nunroe. Is tons. fleet
wooo. - tons; Henry Bailey, 10 tons: Bailey
GaSxeff, 70 tons; Edith. 8 tons: Buckeye. 5 soas:
CaC o. Kingston. tons: Nab6l. tons: Grnca
tons; lola, 2 toms total shipmentx. 2,z39 torA
HEHczAzDass AsD pnoDucn nscsrrn
Produces and merchandise have hen recetv6d
g the port of Seattle during The paae twenty
tour h0uu - foilowB: By rail- Northern Pa
cane, 502 tons: Columbia & Pugee sound. 50
IONS; seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern. LIS tom.
By wafes-Iai Chow, 80 tons; J. r. Mcdonald,
% IONS; City Of seattle, Is tons. YairhAven. u
sons; total receipts, So touA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

STEAMERS.
CEArrI.E, KIRKLAND. HoroHToN AND
q. a.. ss sis. FEB February !, 1891, steamer Eau
M her s % 49,
Rsugntou and yarrow daily.
!: !: $50: = ,s s:sss
!: !: !; :::sss !: \: s IF
Parties ias>ndiAs 70 return ~ O'Clock morn.ne
esas CA sseuzs nsrsh and msais By applying -
CT. KRAFT. Masse
PUaEr SOC nd STEAMSHIP LINE
STEAMSHIPS HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND
81. PAUL
Carrying freight and passengers at reduced rates,
Per, townsend. sehone. whascona. Fairhsven.
Olympia and way ports On the following dates:
rssrsary. s a e g g
H. 20
Returnins, YIN leave Hasneidr deck foucwins
hssTs d s
April ..... II. -
Freight received daily e Mission strses P.es
No !. GETZ BRuS. co.
General Agents. Saa Francisco
A. HATFIELD, Agent Seattle.
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

America and Rasaaa Own BeF1ng oo0p
Moscow, May 1.-The Gaseess = h
dimant 1t the English and Anes5-
can press ignoring Russias con-
nectiQn with the Boring - mato>R.
and declares that any agreement nal3o
without RussiA's consent will ~
worthless. The Coasts speaks With n.
spectfui sympathy of the AmeE5cnn
claims. and says il Is time England 80
taught that possession Of . powerful
fees does not entifle her to treat every
bit Of open sea as her particular
property The Gazette proposes that
America and Russia settle the queution
without reference TO England
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-08

1A1xs.
PAcc,g7;zsG srArss s1x1sas loan AM
.'=s::;s - 49,. 60 ''-ss 49,.
- - - l1ssiasns
VI -
80 - 49, . ccs nAxE =
- 49,: - 49, -
- -: 80.
- ~ :. q e. sss.. So. .P.el.l -.
- N ~ - :. - - -. g s.si.1 80
~ S - 800 49, = u ne e e p - -
S1s1 Y 49, Z1eG11 80 - - o4eex, ne1fos
91za.anle = any tine an9 sixv azyr
- ene 49, - 49,; g - nss.es sDG
- -
-
O : g. -
clv.,a..................- $500
''''.''..'-.'-... . ....-. asssss
Hs.sex.-.........j;I-HH 4 Ei nnSHH
Y06 CkiSn~ - psSI E~r u~--~1-~- 49,
~. - vnxaoape rni1nan - Ws&
- - evouo1D -
-, ssoc6 - e. - ssssa Srse11.s ~.
QD091D uAv1060 DA08c
~ assA'siv = i.ass's = slsoeseee
-
yeneraRn1nA peenmnne n. -
- :.
&crS ~ SAAH1 ...ssss s.s.. s::... Z
eAC01 ~ HK1 .:::..:..... :. - xS110s
$N 1s:..:sSsss ~. -. ~ y ~.
VII = 1AILEY. JOHN CoLLuR
n,.r,.s .,,o~ee - e anu. stx ~ go
tern NeDuai4ss 4 Per cene On ordinary SeDoo1A
Mxsoenes ssessea - ~ ~ - ~
vo8.
- - - s..ssS.
I'm FAST NA11oNAL1ANKo OF RA1xLB
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
UOyoRIYG SHERMAN'S MEMORY.
SERVICES BY LAFAYETTE POST g. A. R-oRDERS
ISSUED FOR MOURNING.

sorvico in memory Of General sherman was held
last night by Lafayette POST Grand Army Of the ic
nnhuc at the headquarters in the Masonic Temple
r,ventv third st. and Sixthavc. There was large
attendance of the post The commander j.. H. Nec,
co, IN the platform at the eastern end Of the room
fine vice commander sat at the opposite end, ana inc
rcmhers were seated along the sides. large portrait
- General sherman stood on the platform draped III
black I'm the centre Of the room was bier coVefeh
with a large flag Bible was on this bier ana Two
crossed swords rested on the book ON each side OF
the bible were masses Of roses. The order OF the
services was follows:
Nearer, Ny God TO Thee; opening OF the post :
n Rost I'm the Lord Mrs Frederick Dean address
nv the commander Sleep Thy Last Sleep choir;
aMv Redeemer and Ny Lord" Miss IIallenbeck {;
prayer by the Chaplain; "Thou Art Gone to the
crave y choir: "Guidc Ne. O Thou Great Jehovah,
Mr. Dean: reading from the Scriptures "Challty,
nephcrs Of the post and choir; responsive service
consisting Of passages from the Bible READ by the
h,nloin and sung by the choir addresses by the Rev.
william H. Mckle and f.. NJ l.. Ehlcrs " My Country,
,,is of Thee by the members of the post, standing
obout the bier; prayer by the chaplain; scNenold
Amen by stainer the choir; benedicton' by Inc
commander ,, -.
The Rev DR.. John Il. Paxton was expected 10
encak but did not arrive, and the Rev. Mt MlcRle
and Mr. Ehlers spoke instead. Mr.. Mlckie gave some
no,soraI "reminiscences Of the dead warrior.
Commodore william S. Wells who commands inc
National Association of Naval Veterans has issued
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
GOOD PRICES AT A SALE OF HORSES.

lexington Ky. Feb. 20.-At W. 7. WOODWARD COM
buation horse ,ac Yesterday tile feature Of the uaS
was the sale II Antcco ;d II, the famous Stallion
,h, ,rc,t.-, ION ~ the celebrated Elcctloncer man
supposed b. represent John ID. Rockefeller. the pesl-
dent Of the STANDARD oil Company, offered 100000
There We're rapid advances on this bid which con-
tinued TIN he was run up 10 $4,000. when he was
knocked down to s. \. Brown; Of Kalamazoo Mich.
During the day hfty eight head sold for Sl3o-ol an
average of s..332 Among the horses that sold for
$1,000 and upward were these A.. ,o.,.,.
May Bud b. IN. D. by Elcconecr, dam May, bought
by L. s. Henry Morrsvic, Penn, @i,JOO
Belle Of Navarro, ch m, 10, by AmDaSsador' oaO'
Ncllie f., Is. +. liord. Marion, S73oO ~ ~ %
sultan Bcl =, by sultan, dam Belle BTTsheld' II. -
Henry, $4,000. ,,
noble Medium :. by Happy Medium, dam hambrno
Maid. i. f. Madden. Lexington, $500 - -,
Per,ica 3 bv belmont, dam Ncctarine. Frank Book
fellcr. Chicago, $1,000: r,,,,. po
Elcctrotypc, 6. by Elcctionecr, dam Eddie Bower
man Bros. "a, 80.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
TO ExAMIyE PLANS FOR THE BIG CATHEDRAL

meeting Of the trustees oi the Cah'uia OF 81 'o'
tine divine has been called for the first week ia March
II is eXpecied that the plans Of the four competing
p bitect. viii be- ready for examination at tat time.
The time granted the architects for the elaboration oi
their plans expired and IL wi" De necessary of th' -
- ,beir drawings the hands Of the trustees II they
home 10 have any chance In the hnal competition mo
,.osstul arch tect will not De- known for some time
G.orge Mscculloch Miller. one Of the trustees of inc
cathedral n speaking OF the proposition OF tn owners o'
adio,inc the Cathedral site 10 increis' the -toop
i on Morningdesve by ten feet said that the trustees
,d not consented to IT, becaus" they had no reason T"
do So no reason to consent u th'', p''a ""
a. 49, t,..pd III place the building the street line or
M ,ho .to,p line We shall therefore. have room cnoAe"
g., T,opt o the building without changing those lhe'
o ia not wish 10 antaGonzc the property owners out "
,,on .o We have nothing To gain by doing"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
LECTURES AND ENTERr AINMEyrs

The Alpha Delta Phi Club viii have smoking concert
at the club-rooms, No. 2G6 Madison-ave., tonight
Among those who will take part j. Wells Champney.
who will give exhibition in rand sketchins; y. l.
Molten, humorist and Albert Lester King Francis Y.
Powers. Adoph Hartdegen. V. L. ossman, X f. Arnold.
Dr. Gerrt Smith and Louis x. Dresser.
The dinner OF the Legal Protective Assocstea
Of Cigar Manufacturers will be hsd a Demonicos to.
night. Among the tpeakers will be Governor Leon
Albeit Colonel Robert G.. Ingersol the R~v. DR.. william
Lloyd John :. Wise, S. S. Packard Frank Mccoy and
Morris 5. Wise.
The meeting Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yssht
will held at the clubhouse. No East Thirty.
second.st There Will be several amendments to the
racing rules adopted.
beginning on March s. and continuing each Thurs.
day thereafter until April % Professor Thomas
Davidson will give series of lectures on Greek
Sculpture" at the Brooklyn Institute.
The First Non.P Partisan woman's Christian Temper
Union will hold meeting In the broadway Tsbcr.
nacle at 10 80 a. m. Monday. on Tuesday evening
musical and literary entertainment VIII be gwen for 10
benefit at No. So West Thirty third st.
benefit will be given IN the Methodist Episcopal
Church. in Onehundred and ninst. near Mad son ave.
Oh Monday evening The leading feature will be Aunt
Polly Sngn' Skewl" and invitations are given to
a to fetch they're sweethearts. and all
neIbors and townolk to put they're Sundaygo-to
mee:n' clothes"
Naval Post. Grand Army CT the Republic, Will give
OF flags the St. Peters ParochIal Schoes ct ST.
Peters Hail. Barclay and Church sts, on Monday evening
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy John T. Soley VIII
make the presentation address.
H. Eely will deliver lecture in the eveoihs
OF the Twenty Ward this evening. His SUB
Jec; Will be "America.'
AT the February meeting Holland Benevolent 10.
ticty "Epndraoht Maakt Macht" the following oncefs
were Il. r.. Van Tursh. PRESIDENT A. W. Mande.
makers vceprescent f. A. HendrickX secrtiry John u
treasurer; Theodore +. ouee and H. s. Akers'
loot, trustees.
Brother Anarcss OF La Sale Institute will deliver
free lecture Method before the urtveey
School Pedagogy the chapel OF the University today
at Il 80 p.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
AN AMATEUR MATINEE FOR A HOSPITAL.

Tho second the series Of amateur performances ior
the benefit Of the Skin and Cancer Hospital was gwen
al the Garlen Theatre yesterday afternoon lhere was
good attendance considering the unpleasant weather
Three short plays given The lrst was "A fhc-
nomenon In Smock Frock,' when "aN PiaScu pS
Robert Lee Morrc Albert La Montague. George Cooper
n.ruis Viss Alice Lawrence and Miss Katherine Lv-
ing,ton Catlin This was followed by jean Marlc,'
a translation from the French by Miss Alice Lawrence
PLAYED by Nelson Wheacroft. Miss Rita Lawrence ana
George ". Nicholas. The programme ended with Tho
Electvic spark" performed by Robert l.. ,uthg r.,
Mis- Alice Lawrence and Miss Rita Lawrence: - Inc
Two Roses will be presented at the last OF the three
matinees, March 10.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

general order directing that, in mcmory of Admiral
Porter and General sherman. the cOlOrs Of all Naval
veterH associations shall be draped In mourning and
that Grape badge shall be worn the left arm OF
all 1ipnates and on the sdcarms OF al, officers Tor
sxt days The veterans extend to the families Of
Adarsl Porter and General sherman their heartfelt
synpathy and coincidence.
The Rev. John L. Campbell pastor OF the Lexington
venue BAPTIST Church, will hold services in memory
General sherman tomorrow nicl al 80. The
tenO Post No a. G.. 4. r.. and the Reno Camp Sons
IT Veterans will take part in the service. The SUD
ject Of Mr.. Campbcls address will be our Departed
Heroes with special Reference TO MaIor-Gcncra Jesse
L. RenO.n