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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with fuii
name aud address.
DIED.

nowNAy-On SATURDAY. December %. 1890. at Bremen:
GERMANY James. ir.. the only surviving ehIu Vi 'a''
sG Jo l ryice will be held Trinity Church. Bergen
Point y j.. Friday. January -. oI u H.
P1l,tiVas and friend, invited 70 attend
COOKE ON Thur-dlv January o. Caroline Pratt WHO"
Of william Cooke. IN her sd year
Notice OF funeral heicdit,r' -,
AERIS-After lingering illn'ss at Bal-ton spa janus
ary Is Arnold Harris. the S4th wear Of MS aFe.
UOPKINS-At Newark y. j.. January 81. violet f.
HOPKINS. lat OF Park Ridge. y j. . e.,,.d.,
Services az 2l3 Mount Plea-antaNe NeMaTh,
January "a. at 10 80 a. II. Tram from thsmo'''o~'
New-York. 10 a. m. . -
Intcrment at Sraril. n Y ,
KNEASS-on TUESDAY tn" 10th inst. at her late RES.
dence in Philadelphia Margarctta Bryan WHO" VI '"'
late strickland Kncass. III, 49,, ,,s South t5th.
St on Friday morning. at 10 80 A..
IAING-In Phfadcp hia. on fourth day morning Irss
month"; DIST Caharne l.. LANG in the 9lth wear d" "0'
ter, from the residence Of her son Henry Lang.
33j North llth-st.. Philadelphia Oh s'"'" N"'' 49,
at . O'Clock. , 500, t,r,..
MrNA,TER-On THURSDAY, January %. ls9l, J 2
NcNlas,rr AZ hi, late re,itcrce i6l West 3iu ~ 49,
York city. AGED 81 years months ha'Ne u -''"''
AYRSHIRE scotland.
Notice OF funeral hereafter "a $50,
PELI-At Great harrington Mass, January ~ ioyis
Emile J. Ey'rtt daughter OF me ate JSi - ~ Si,y
and wife thc late Thomas j. ftli' OF 1870
Funeral services at Great Darlington Fi'u''' '"' ~
half-past O'Clock
pUEDY-On wednesday, January a. al her Wa,s
The Roanoke" is $. Sich0a,aN1, Ahhc nan"
Palmer widow Of samuel \. Puriy, NJ u. ,,,, ,oe.h
funeral ~. james Methodist fl''up" y, soi "A
81 and Madlson.avc saturday, January 20 1871 d
RELATIVES and friend, invited go,
sNITI-In Brooklyn. suddenly on January - i''''
Ennroi services st his residence ISIS LNingstohs@
om sunday afternoon, at half past O'Clock
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william Mooney, aged fifty two. well known archi
icc whose Office is AZ No % Liberty st. this city, died
suddenly at the National Hotel at Peoria. H..
between . and , O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Mooney lett this city Monday night and went To-
Peoria 10 attend 10 some business connected with the
gasworl,s there talking To the superintendent
Of the works. In the rOtanda Of the hotel, when he
was seized with TT Of coughing which resulted In
severe hcmorrhage from the effect of which he died
in fifteen minutes. Mr.. Mooney was born In stamford
Conn., and entered the ONCE OF j. Il. shook. the aren't
tect when he was boy. few years aiie."ard
he became the foreman In the oihcc or carr flcher'
who designed Bellevue Hospital. Mr. Mooney was
placed In charge OF the construction OF that building
lie then associated himself in partnership with william
Farmer a gas engineer, and had charge OF Tie con
structlon Of the Cincinnati Sasworks ana similar
buildings ut Peoria .-
The firm rebuilt the Manhattan Gas Light Oo''i""S
works in this city. Mr.. Palmer retircd "o""' 80
years ago Mr. Mooney rebuilt the BroohN" wy
casworks. and had just finished large gasholuer
AT Peoria lie was the author OF "The American "as
Engineer and superntcnd,nts Hand Book when mas
had extensive sale. .. 90. go, t,,.o,. i'm,
lie had lately taken ont a patent iOr an IhNclioh
IN fake the tar OF gas before g0lne 20 tiy tpuC'
ms machine i Intended to supplln the English IN
ihine uo,r generally used for that purpose Mt.
T"oney lived al Planned. y. j.. where lr leave Il
yyidow n .on aud two daughters. Inc bOdy VIII DC
brought East for burial.
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A WEDDING.

Baltimore. Jan. 90 Specia).-Christ Church's chimes
played mcrry today Captain Winfield scott Schlcy,
commander OF the cruiser baltimore, escorted 10 tho
altar his beautiful daughter Virginia and gave her
in marriage 10 Ralph Granville Montague stuart
Wortley of England The brilliant scene I'm the
church in pleasing contrast - the gloomy weather
without The bridal party arrived at the church In a
furious ranstorn. but soon after the ceremony the
clouds broke away and the couple started in sunshine
on their honeymoon trip TO Florida The marriage had
been looked forward TO OF the principal Incl
dents OF the social season. Naval circles OF Wash
lngtOn and Baltimore well represented and all
the prominent people in Baltimore society were pres
emit The church decorated with palms and trop-
zeal plants the clancel resembling floral bower.
The ushers were Messrs. Parks Fisher. jr., Frank
Fisher Edward Perkins, Of Washington; Theodore
Price, OF New-YOrk; Robert Riddle Brown ana DT.
william Balizell. Of Baltimore. Mr.. Wortey's beat
man was Fergus Reid OF Norfolk Miss Rcbecca
Potts Of Washington. was the maid Of honor She
wore a white crepe dress and carried bunch OF La
France roses. The bride rich white corded
six costume cut high neck and long sleeves, trimmed
with old point lace which has been handed down IN
the Schley family for generations. She also wore "a
white tue veil, caught in her hair 10y orange BIOS
SONS The Rev. Il. Il. Graham performed the cerc-
mony. The bridal party and the guests from oticf
cities after the ceremony, attended wedding break
fast at the home Of Mrs Parks Fisher an aunt "i the
bride This afternoon the couple left here for Florida
and in A few weeks they will go 10 England 1hi
bridegroom is the second Of the Earl OF Warn-
cfe and is vice president Of the Atlantic ana Dan
,.ulo paiIroad with Headquarters at Richmond. va.
The bride is the only daughter OF taptaNh - meg
che Is popular In Washington and Baltimore socdl cur
ces She clrisened the cruiser Ballmo'N ana hIio5
tho wedding gifts il a magnificent silver ana Gnld sr
vice from the MesSrs. Cramp, OF Philadelphia, the
builders Of the vessel.
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There was special service last night at the Church Of
the lioy Communion. Iwentethst and SAthave Tor the
c,nbcr, o, the Gud Barnabas Tor Nures. ana TO
tor the publc concerning the guild IL the regular
routhy meeting customary ritual was used ana
collection was taken up the benefit OF the guild Letters
Of lcere, By the Rev Henry Not rector oil the
church from Bishop Potter Archdeacon MacksySnth the
nov g. Ernest Mc(iill. OF Trinity Church ana the rev
Uenjamin Brewster. The Rev. Henry Lubbock, OF 81
uuothvs Church. made the address. Dean Holman OF
the General Theological Seminary, and the Rev Henry
,,rberain rector Matthews Church were also In
the chanccl.
The t,uild OF arnaa> Tor Nurses was formed scNrf@i
,,.s AGO IN, headquarters at 81 BlrAab1s House
Mulberry and Blocker st' The purpose Of tn gud i
. uu,. au nur-e- whether in hospitals private families
and l.o t,o.c who preparing to De sur'cs. IL en-
braces all denominations.
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BENJAMIN CONSTANT.

Rio Ianciro Jan. o2-Beniamin Constant Minister Vi
v.r died today This gentleman has been prominent
- In Government circles since the establishment OF the
Ropub, I'm November. 1889, and actively contributed U
the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF that re.ut His full name was
Bcnlmin Consant Boteho de Maghae', ana ne bore 'h
title. Of professor and Northumberland. lie was
.,l,,, boO.ver rather than soldier. For many years
he ti-ht in polytcchnic. normal and military schools IN
Brazil and he also member Of the National Board
NJ Mtary Elcinccrng Like several other members OF inc
Cabinet he had had some journalistic experience Ds W
oue time a writer OF leaders for the "PaiX" lie was
lso an intimate friend President Fonsecs; and when
Immediately after Pedro II eXed. and the head
Of tho revolutionary taken seriously ILL., inc
thoughts Of tn leaders turned quite generally To con-
Giant a. ssibc successor President although the
health OF the Minister Of War himself has long been "a
such q condition as TO excite some apprehension
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NliRRTEU.

ACEVFpO-PLANT-On "Wednesday, January q, lsyl' %
the residence the bride, parents BroA \n, ~
Tho Roy ThtodOie T.. Cuyler D. d., Mary Louise'
daucht.r OF 4. \. Plant, ~ J. Accyedo NO cards
January % at ~. Johh
church clifton Staten Island. by the Rev j. & tccs-
ton d. D. assisted BY the Rev D. T. De o9'sa. od a. III
80, Fleming second ~ tho late Robert oh %.
v@rrool Tngiand 10 Julia Isabella Anu eldest oaugh'r
o. Jane, {. McAndIcv. Of lnVerbur' seith l''ho' q
nVKT- uORAK-On WEDNESDAY 2lst Of January, AZ
m AZ the Church OF ~. Ienatius, New orH n.y.
nv the Rector Rev. Arthur Rhl MIS-, Loni,d iio,an,
Vienna Austria. 70 Mr.. william Neioiu DfN'' NV
OF Brldgewater. England M
IYGIIs-MEEKS-O Tuesday evening January -o ~,
~ the residence u father. No. IFS Nost .y.
St bv the Rev John Hall. d. D. Saah I,onse' uaus"Nf
Of Robert r Mecks, 70 william sloane lhSu,.
NI-NFORD-WEED- Flushing. J.. l., on Wedhesoay'
January 81 bv the Reverend j. Carpenter >.' ANN
Caddington Mumford of N"w-Nork -
WHEELFR-wILLIA MS-On wednesday January ~
nv Rev. Francis Nefron lara Cu.es.
d,Yehtcr OF D. Wit Clinton Wheeler, TO George Atas
Williams, all u Ncw-YOrk CITY.
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TO AID 4 TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES

A matinee entertainment Will be given ~ T.a,nIno
Hotel on next Tuesday. noon. In ad OF .e .a,xth
School for Nurses. Nos. 16l and 100 fN,s' e,l and
Hospital rbere win be readings by Mrs Charles "'uo
Richards and music by the Mise. ibbard' I'M ,n
ton appeals for assistance TO generous puo'. -,
is " train women become self-sulpofuhS III ~ "a,
bic and useful occupation OF the nurse now regaiueu
SKILLED Hight hand OF the physician. III - ., Itch
board Of managers who aim to secure ana maintain
STANDARD Of excellence by selecting from te man, r
rarts intelligent ana women Tor their wv 49,,
course OF training Tickets for entertainment wn
have been placed 1T ~ EACH can obtained OF the ioo
ing managers: President Mrs Granville T. Ha~es. ~
West Forty. FIRST vice president Mrs calvin "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

lis LivnCsiOn-st.. brooklyn, yesterday morn
ing. lie was BON in Brooklyn in 1oOo, and
while a yoang was engaged in the grocery bust
nos, bat soon went into financial operations. When
the Nassau National Eank founded. In 1865, he
became It., president. and retained that ONCE until
a year ago. lie continued director and on
Wednesday last was nj the bank attending TO his
duties Mr. smith was treasurer Of Kings County
for four terms. from 1850 Before the C.vll War
he was a Democrat, but then became Republican
lie was - member Of the Sands street Methodist
Fpscopal Church and a trustee for many years Ills
Vic two sons and two daughters survive him. The
funeral viii take place Sunday afternoon, ana the
burial will be at Greenwood.
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TIE RIVAL UOrsEs IN MONTANA.

Helena Mont, Jan. 22.Both parties to the Leg's'
Iative deadlock have been caucusing all day. ITO
Democrats first made proposition that tie two houses
come together, with twenty eight Republicans ana
twenty seven Democrats, the latter 10 have tho
organization OF the House. The Republicans theh
made a counter proposition. accepting the Democratic
terms Of twenty-echt Republicans 10 twenty seven
Democrats, giving the latter the spcakerShip but ask
ing for division OF other Offices, and that the pro-
cceiingS Of the rival houses be eXpunged from the
Journals This tie Democrats refused. N0twlu-
standing the lack OF agreement 10 date, there j. now
no doubt bur that the two houses VIII eHect
compromise not later than Monday. The RepuDican
House has diourned TIL saturday.
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STORY TELLERS At THE ALDIYE CLrB.

Tho Aldne club has long been famous Tor the delight
fu entertainments which IL gives at us rooms 40 20
LAFAYETTE Place. Perhaps none. however. morn en-.
iovablc than that Of last evening II 'storytcors'
night the Entertainment Committee l. to b. con.
rtat,d unon of its venture IL II only nee
c,.afy mention the names Of III" -tory-tles-Edfar
W Nye T. llopkn-On Smith. Frank H. stockton. the
E., Dr. Henry van Dyke james ~ Dodr". Of Philadcl
,hia and j. X. Bang--to know that wit and humor
roed I'm plcnty" and that The hearers kept In an
almost state Of laughter Tho speakers were
rowsrdcd with recalls and hearty outburss % applause
Many of the wcknown members Of the various pro-
LESSONS present
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BUSINESS IN THE MINNESOTA HOUSE.

81. Paul. MINI, Jan. 22-In the House this morn
ing Mr. Kendall offered Joint resolution memo1sNns
Congress in favor of the construction OF canai IN
New York at Niagara Falls the passage OF the i"yho
bill for that purpose being urged I'm the Interests OF e
commercial and agricultural interests Of the West ana
the military and industrial interests of the wnoie
country.
Mr.. Wagner introduced resolution for the ap-
pOnmen of committee Of five for the invcst CATION
OF cost Of watered stock Of railroads.
Mr.. Curriers' resolution In favor Of the selection OF
President and Vice President by a vote Of the people
was then taken up and after brief discussion was,
under the previous question. adopcdyeas 5s, 40.
1t aftcrward reconsldeIed and referred ~ the
Committee OF the Whole.
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c,, N, read daily by all interested As changes may
letters Tor foreign countries need no, ue "S b@ u
81 S 10 send dupicat OF banking aud commercial
~ ttcrs sIeciaIy a-diesscd Oens sent oy
the foste, nSI Tar the Week ending January % will close
proEpy all cases. at This Office a. to 10 40 my for
,,aa Island jamaica and Jerenie also Costa Ricn We
n"n per s. $ Avena; at 80 p M for Ne"iouhdiaha'
per N,'TT1nRDAY@ 80 NJ for France sSzSr9ns.
SSa via 1TS az a6a pIencS France sNaIg:
isnd Italy, SGelG p ~ 90 ana for The ycSerand,
directed pr OLDHAM Via Rotterdam 0etters must bs
directed pe obdap at m Tor sso b Glts' r
: n, II a m (suppemcntary II M for Nene.
c Curacao and Savans via Cuaeoa per = aracs: :
Ts aTS per IS $ caa via 9pSenstown at p M 70.
Camen[ o Cuba TamDco and Tuxpam direct and 9TH.
Wexican states via Vera C5n1 mnsa T Thnn ne.
Yumuri'D at p H. Tor Ii'h'''u anu i''ae'' ~
Ars wSa for the Hawaiian Islands per Aussrsa iron
SHT fo the Society Islands per ship city q papea
from san Francisco close here Cy a. Rio Japeiro
Mails Tor china ana Ja elose here January
rGn Mails Australia Ne% sasasa trom San Franz
S snS osS a u at Sa r. S' Sn a ns ir
xusaa b, Mails ,c.m nor slosS at this
Mails s,d for AZ Mia eSis Office daily a; Malls
by steamer a NV rail to Tampa Fla and thence BY steamer
ssn hays sps 's S1 Mss Sos vssd
once ds nyay addressed dispatch by steamer close
This oss day nail as are forwarded san Francisco
d and the schedule OF closing erranpsd on me pre-
sumption OF hcr ,S Fast orrynS on tine at San
Francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamer team ar a, ~ mn
thence the same day T1 1I. Corr Posmas.er "
pr pn,osSce New.York " Y. January 10. 1890
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n,yyrR OF THE NETWORK ROWING cLrB.

The twentieth annual dinner Of the Ne"'no OH -
c,uh was gwen at shcrrys last night lhs cruz 81,
,ne rowing branch Of the Berkeley Atheto D'u", -.
uhicb il consolidated several years ago IL sun me-,
w. oh.rtsr however and maintains an lhu'l'"D'"
,,e,ca Robert Center the president o. inc cruz
co,nmodore OF the seawanhaEa Corinthan hach' D""
,d.d ON his right sat James r. Van Rensselaer, ,r 49,
left r. j. De Peyster formerly president o' vs.
no those present were /. Aln Thomas I" baiiy
y y Bxby william Bradford, Prescott ~ hn", ~
~ N Bruce c. +. Chamberlain, A. H. oo"A'i"s' 10
CORNELL DR.. L. II. Doubleday, A. l. ao "''' "
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plRyELL BOUND 10 DE LEADER

London. Jan. 22.-Durtng conversation In the
lobby II the House Of Commons to-day, Mr. Parncll
declared lis intention % assert his authority a. the
leader Of the Nationalist party, and to engage actively
III work during the prc,cn 81 sion u Parliament.
II T. held that the motion IN regard "a the admins
traon Of the Crime, act made by Nh Parncll at to
DAYS session Of the Ion-c cut the ground from under
Mr. McCartlN- feet. obtaining precedence Of Ne
Carthy's motion concerning the trial Oi william p-BrcL.
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n,,r co1rn nAKorA sENAToRsMIP.

perre : d. Jan. 22.-The third and fourth ballots
for senator we're taken to-day. Moody lost one on
IN, fourth ballot Representative Way, Of FAN hVer
county. leaving him. Two Republicans pared VII"
idcnendcn.s The last ballot stood a follows MoouS
20: Tr,pp, "a Harden, 70 NatuaLi' ~ oioSo,
ooa,,or,rc Six Republicans still refuse to vote LOT
,,rody The situation is critical for him. Meiie'e'
pc,,lcr Melville. Preston and Clifford all have hepuO
Ic,n following and may enter the contest TO morro"
4, cr,,t will be made at the next Republican caucus
a. induce Moody to withdraw and let other cahd'da'eS
enter without caucusing. In ths case "e'e''o Sce'o
y, ia, I.ad The Fu,ionists still as lar apart as
,.. an fIe senatorial candidate me Independents
are badly cut up. The Democrats are hrm ior lI,Pp
hr1ak i. expected tomorrow: Enough opposition
IN ca to the Republicans TO elect II they all uhte
I'M H. Io,,ls doubtful for the present
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THE nrlWryG Room CLIFFS RECEPTION.

General j. e.. Wilson the speaker q, tho monthly
rcccpon Of the DiaWinc;Oom Club. ut 80. 0ol Fifu.
ave last NIGHT His theme was the military history of
General traut with whom he long associated during
Tho CtyI War Miss Dccta was the singer Of the even
ING Miss Marie Hartley 81 this clt5. added 10 the
cy,niup's entertainment with several rctatlon,.
1N-Judgc Noah Davis. I-aIc H. Bailey, Nj. william
u N-fcl the president 81 the club; Mr.. and Mr.. w H.
Russell General Horace Porter, william H. Lee, l.. NJ.
Iadinr- and starr iloyt Nichols among present
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FARMERS AND REPUBLICAN

+
Springfield, H., Jan. 22-The two houses q tie
LEGISLATURE again met in Joint assembly today 10
ballot for United states senator. The fourth ballot
was taken which resulted as follows: Palmer. 10l:
Oglesby, 100; streeter. 3. Mr.. Taubeneck F. NJ b. a.
member then moved adjournment. which was
carried by the combined vote Of the Republicans and
Farmers Alliance men, the Democrats yotlng solidH
AGAINST the motion.
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CLOSING AN ART SALE.

r,a s,,c OF the Thoms o. Bullock collection oil 'o'.i
,,,oos bronzes and statuary at the Firm AN''"' ~
Galleries. NO $3.50 Fifth'aNc., closed last e'on"s ,
FAR the best pictures were reserved Tor inc Ss'
o. I'D the average price for each picture was n'"'"
' So ,han 20, those sod on Wednesday evening Ih'Io
we're few private buyers. most Of the COLLECTION Fo"s ~
-, The total amount Of the sale last evening was
40 az making Sl40I7 for the two evenings
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Washington, Jan. 22-(ienera Michael BUT he"soh'
formorly resident OF the state Of Mississippi but VINO
has lived for the last years in Washington died at
Providence Hospital in this city to-day, OF Br@ht'
disease General Hcwson chief engineer OF the Miss
,,ippl and Tennessee Railroad when mat foau was
hing Constructed and also chief engineer during the
construction Of the Miss ssippi eyces. lie also held the
most Of Adjupnencrll Of the Stlte Of Mississippi for
a time. The remains taken to Planheld ~ j., for
m, tnnnnf
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JUDGE JOHN T. LUDELING.

Monroe La. Jan. 22.-Judge John 7. Ludeling died
Yesterday at hs plantation in this parish aged sixty
seven Yeas Judge Ludcng one Of the most Donl-
ncnt Republicans in the STATE In 1858 he was ap
pointed chief Justice Of the state supreme Court by Gov
crnor Warnoth and served until 1876, when he returned
To North Louisiana and resumed the practice OF law.
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~ HONOR OF THOMAS NELSON PAGE.

# p O,Connor. NJ p gave a luncheon at Del
,nonico,s Yesterday afternoon in honor OF IhoIha'
Nelson Page, Of Richmond, Va. The guests lhc'uuo"
pohert Underwood Johnson. Nugent Robinson iran"
y Stoc,ton James ;. Metcalfe, John Brlsbeh NaiAc'
Ered TAYLOR, Samuel Wener ana j. T. ColheI
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TIE PESNsYLvANIA's SECOND TOUR TO THE
GOLDEN GATE.

The full complement Of passengers have reSerVea
accommodations the first of the fenisynds.,ia
tours to the Golden safe and names are Deins rapus
gstered for the remainder of the series INC se,oh
tor fixed March 3. is one of the most dcsIaDc VI
The group and the manner in which the accohlinoua,
tonS are being reserved indicates that me secoha
partv will be made up long in advance OF me dae %
Starring Those who desire to join >houd reSi:tr
NJ once If they would make their going sure. lull.
er,rie. ticket, and all information may be procuSd
Lv addressing George ". Boyd, Assistant 'cncrii
Passenger Agent. Philadelphia. or Tourist AsehI'
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 20 Broadway, y. l. -
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CAIIXA LAXALLEE.

Doston. Jan. 22.-Calixa Lavalee, a musician. COM
poser and teacher died his home, in the Dorchester
District last night He was born in NeIchereS. near
inc under Marm0ntel, Boildicu and BAIL.
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Hartshone. H. g. Howe, c. d. Ingerson. T. W. LOVE-
C. II. Leland, i. 7. Macdonald. Abraham Minis, H. L.
Rogers C.. /. Rives. q. W. Scott, Gardiner shefh''
Albert Stlckney Dr. f. r. sturcls g. W. Van Nest and
Robert ID. Winthrop.
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Providence, Il. L.. jan. 22-Ihe funeral Of Schuyler
Fisher, aged cghty,X. held at Hope Valley to-day.
lie hccan manufacturing woo,n goods in Baskerville.
I.>otor in 1887. lie was a temperance worker aud a
Democrat.
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rvl MINI Ar HER MOTHER's GRAvE.

WiIlc-barrc. Penn. Jan. 22.-Eya Hamilton. or
Mann ATTENDED the funeral Of her mother. Mrs steele.
al Dalla. -iX miles from hire today She wcpt bit
tcrv ~ the body Wa, lowered into the grave. Hun
dreds Of eyes were centred upon her.
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rur =, rcrIoy CONTEST IN NEBRASKA

Lincoln, Nab., jan 22.-Iho JOINT convention Oh inc
legislature 10 hear the election contest case met inns
.,,i,. hut at once tool, a recess until p when
tbo decision OF the supreme Court on the legality OF
the proceedings was formally delivered The court
holds that the signatures Of the Governor and Lieuten
ant oycrlor 10 the concurrent resolution are neces
hI yin reTure the passage Of a concurrent reso
ton which will delay the hearing OF the contest at
,,ttnk
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r,r,or.r CrARD CONPANY'S RECEPTION.

c y, the list Regiment. Captain Wright d.
CO. nave successful reception at Central Han N ia'
sIvty.seyenthst last evening. This was the t"e"S
nn,I h.u OF the company. and H. was iuIy a. "J3
a. those which have gone before. Many oi ''' ''"'
gpcsts were present in uniform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

Brice, No SOB Fth.ave; second vice-prcsident. Mrs
Henry Hail. Plaza Hotel treasurer Mrs Taboo Olylhan
No 152 West Fy-seventh-st recording secretary.
Henry W. Cannon. No. IL East Forty-nfthst and
spending secretary. Dr. Sarah j. McNutt No 2G5 LXns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
Did At TILE AGE OF 100.

Scranton. Penn. Jan 22.-NIrs. Mary Ruanc died Mt
Jc,slp yesterday. aged 100. She is survived by five
children. twenty grandchildren and thirty great
grandchildren. She was a native Of Ireland.