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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
FOR IRISH NATIONAL MUSIC.

At the rooms OF The Gaelic Society No. II West
Twenty clghhst last evening the committee In charge
Of the arrangements for the annual Gaelic FEDS Cecil
agns seanachas which takes place ut tho L'nox
Lyceum next Wednesday evening, met Victor Her
bert arranged many ancient airs for to- orchestra
which will be under Bis direction In the "llaunfed
Spring. pretty legend utilized by his grandfather
samuel Lover FOR the theme Of q song Mr.. Her'crt
has found room FOR Characteristic Of the
air for the orchestra. Chief Justice Joseph +. DAILY
viii preside. and among the vice-presidents Mayor
Grant, cx- Mayor Grace. Bishop O'Farre. OF Trenton
" j.. General Daniel Butter1ed, J. ID. Crimmins
Judge Morgan J. O'Bricn. the Rev. George 1Iepworh
Charles A. Dana the Row. DIR. Deems the Rev. r. dc
sofia Mendos. John Morgan. l.. J. Callahan and Dr.
Thomas Adds Emmett.
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MOTHER GET RICH QUICK CONCERN GONE.

warrant was issued In Newark late on SATURDAY night
D., Harry C. Marchbank the local agent OF the %
narrative Purchasing Company. concern h'''"H "0,u
th wilkins OF No. % Academy-st, Newark VINO hoids
,,f dozen books ia the company MarchoanA oou'u '
~ found YESTERDAY Ills Office + at No - Clin'oh'@
u,in alleges that his books having maturcd ana Doing
,hc IN get satisfaction from the local aaen' he We"'
- phuodelnhia and saw l.. Lehman. the manager oi "'
m,any He WAS told that he would have 10 wal
win tho others for his money. Oneis U SCH uv poN'
n,ch call for $40 for 800 and $50 In GOSH were
..,u..d nv Lehman wilkins then threatened 10 return
% Newark criminally prosecute the agent Marcho'N
M learned that the society bonds for the protection OIL III
oo,s wore I'm the custody Of the Mutual Society trust anu
sa,. Dcposlt CsmraGy Of Philadelphia. He wroc 10 hc
o,nnanv and was Informed that the society phGa hau
.ni,rd M,rchb,nk Il also New-Jcrsey agent iof Ihe
Columbian Trans potatibn Company OF ChicaSo !" e0o'
Worlds Fair at Chicago In 1898. and 1t was said Vcs
terday that the company looking for him. M'''ho'hN
has bcen connected with several OF the getrehluck oo
earns which have lately collapsed Frank EDWARDS MONEY
lenoer at No Cedar-st said yesterday thas Ni"fehD'N
o,,ed him 81 600 borrowed Marchbank was yc'''
ago a bookkecpar H. the M'rranr~' N"t """' wv" "
Nswark which was wrecked by the deiaicauon
NJ Oscar Baldwin tho cashier In 1882. 70 the amount "
40 800 Oo0 Tho examiner discovacd PRIOR de'aei'on
O, $50 OoO which had been covered up Mafchb"hA '
arrested for the erms convicted and sene to State prison
for Ave yesr~ lssyins prison he hA> been se'e
In business afaira.
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DIED


A sds I.%s. ysS .oa "a.
funeral from his late residence 9S First Place. on Tues
day afternoon at O'CLOCK.
BROOK FR-At her residence. Sea Cliff L. L. on Friday,
HDri is 1892 Charlotte Emma Harding. wife Of Albert
rSne Rps ssfyc ssC On so asa, %p
Chicago Cleveland and Akron Ohio. please copy.
1892 susie A., wife George ". Butts Of RObokon.
FSssuy oS S Hsssasy q.
April 10, 1852. at p. m. ''''
EIDIITz-On Friday April 10, 1899, Marc Eidlitr in the
Ss"s The SS from NJ %.n ss resi-
ERsKINE-on the 18th inst orcella widow Of the late
5S s41S i sa - her a ' a. 2g
s7th.st. on Monday. at II o'clock a. m.
Please omit flowers
FOLEYOn THURSDAY. April II. Sarah Alice de Lure. wife
services late residence. 212 East 10TH
s.. Monday. April 49, at 10 a. m.
F9UtIDs-passaic. April 49, Emcline s., wife Of John
Funeral Monday. 18th inst.
iis1 e Der SStI ye4r juIIa S,iI%aa: VIE q a. Rsy
Funeral .ryics. a. g. Isl Barsiay.:s Flushing on
"as y for Mains sr Depot q, nc s'
esF Of K a AG he Il M Conway TN
ave. Brooklyn on Monday, April 1s at D. m.
JONES-At Windsor Hotel New.York on Friday April
- 1885,? John Alfred Jones. eldest son Of b. w. Jones.
funeral service at Church Of Rest SHAVE.
90" Sc ts' on Tuesday morning April 49, at half pass
MERRIMAN-on the 10th inst, Hon. A. Merrtmaa
The relatives and friends the Metropolitan Lodge,
attend funeral services at Scottish Rite Hall,
2othst and Madison-ave. on Tuesday evening at
rnterment private at sayvlle. L. 1.
among her coored friends essred rest April IL.
Funeral at Colorcd Home Monday, April 49, at 80 p M
F. :,S Cook. wife Of RSySi rSkers , NJ. r.0x A.,
bolt. ir, 20 West 57thst Monday, April IS, at 30
Interment at Mohawk NY
No "A Clinton Place Edwin J. Richmond. formerly OF
Funeral Monday, April 10. at o a. m.
R0GERS-At saratoga Springs on Friday. April - Is?s
Of the late Bcniamin Ferris
and fad' are % .ss "a
n,@,|eat At apl e 60 ccn as q tho family
Please omit flowers.
Esr morning s at e HaSsa 81 Beer
in the oath year Of her age, ., ,on,o,v,u. on,o
T" "sSd Blade Msasna ePsd and Io"donvs
papers please copy.
VAN BosKERgK April T. 1872 Marie daG "a:
BosSerck in her ninety. second year r,..,,.
Services her late residence, COB seeondave, Tuesday
RELATIVES a s' and friends are invited to attend
wEELERon the 10th Pauline Wheel age 90 yea r.
Methodist Episcopal Church Home. and the members Of
yited 20 attend the funeral services Home ed
Interment Evergreens Cemetery.
WILLIAMSON Easter morning. April H. 1892. at No.
IA 5thave Maloma Williams. n the S7h year Of her oss
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
wooDLSWN CEMETERY Fry, p,r,o,.
once. No. 20 r. 23dst
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art With the exception Of a few wears in the first
oecade OF the society he was unnterruptedly con
neoeu WIN IL uhtil compelled to relinqulsh his desk
among the violin players on acconnt az old age In
Io'o' Two years later he killed himself with poison
OF his associates In the first season NJ the s,cev five
are sun hlhg' Vlz': H. c. Tmm William scharfenberg
J. l.. Ensign, Samuel johnson and Allan Dodworth
Mr llhIn' no longer able to work lives in Uoboken :
Mr schdrehoerg Is In comfortable retirement in this
Guy MI u /; fislgi hale hearty and prosperous, is
situated mas home IN Milton, N " but may be
seen performing his duties at the door Of the Phil
harmonic concert each month; and Allan DOdworth
Is Il rich man In California. Mr.. George r Bristow
and g. 10 Bionco stu actual MEMBERS but non per
forming came lhto the society in Its second season
The greenest and most fragrant artistic wreatls that
were won by cond 1 6 Of the society Were by
stu Young In the memories Of music lovers here
and elsewhere that II Is scarcely necessary to speak
behalf, not only OF the Philharmonic society
% S9 the 's soetty Of confidently hs lofty
ciety IN 1865 and Tor ten years altcrnotcd dc at the
Theodore Eisfeld Whom he did not conduct he
played violoncello Mr. Thomas entered the orchestra
c. Hill, among the first violns. All the time Berg
mann was his model and inspiration. lie began con
Quoting symphony concerts early In the sixties but
II was not until Bergman was dead and the society
se@S on the point Of f., ruin l5 tina. he
lary put II on It's feet again at once, and for the
last ten years 1t has enjoyed uniformly the degree Of
years
Of labor under Bergman. Bergman, Thomas and
seidl the names which Will stand in the history
OF the society the signs OF progress. Bergman
was the Jealous missioner In behalf Of List and Wag
the composers Of his time. and seidl is continuing
Mr. ThomaS's policy in favor OF the vigorous young
has been shown In the fact that they have not
suffered their desire TO make propaganda for the
new to eX,ngush the fires that burn upon the affairs
from band Of fifty to one of 10, and the develop
ment In capability has kept pace with the develop
ago In behalf OF music which few OF Its own mem
beers understood, and ranks with the nobles in
situations OF It's kind I'm the world. Its history reads
like romance, and tells OF tale OF intellectual and
aesthetic evolution which scarcely has Its equal in
contemporary annals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

The first OF Mr.. Edward Lloyd's SIX ballad concerts
will be given at the Madison square Garden Concert
Hall on Tuesday evening. The programme Is OF n
miscellaneous character and provides for the appear
ance OF Mr.. Lloyd three times, In Blumcnthal's
"The Message the recitaCve and air Lend Ne Your
Aid, from Gounods "Queen Of sheba,' and Balf-s
song "Then You'll Remember Me- Miss Dora Va
esca Becker will contribute violin solos by Iaruni
WieniawsM and GODDARD. and Mrs. Anna Birch and
Dr. Carl Martin will be heard In songs and airs by
Mendelssohn, Grieg, Caracciolo, Massenet ID" -"
Lang and Bohm The remaining concerts IN Mr'
Lloyd's series will take place on succeeding 'h''''''
afternoons and Tuesday evenings In the same nan,
Mr.. Frank g. Dessert viii give his new - Messc
solenpelles dedicated 10 Pope Leo NH, Tor inc Is'
time this evening at the Madison square ""iuo''
Concert Hall chorus Of 100 voices ana an oroes.i
will participate besides tho following singers: MIS-
nDcane Dreamer, Mrs Carl Avcs, and Me@rs' j. Gran
and J. J. Dessert. Miss Maud Powell VIII also pih'
Mendelss ohn's concerto for the violin. a., .,,
Mr. William Edward Mulligan will give his annual
organ recital in Chckerng Hall on Monday alteilooh
S OK ~ 30 o'clock He VIII have The assistance
Of Nine LecIalr- Mulligan, contIhI'o ana Nh "u'P"
The Metropolitan Musical society announces lis lasi
concert OF ms season at Music Hall on TUESDAY Ap
26 Miss Margaret Reid and Mr. AleAaluer L''""''
WIN MRS sc Alice J. shaw the "whisnG prma donna
will appear at the Madison sq9ae Ta roeeer,
II is announced that Mr. Adoiph, Neu'luoim u, ,ba
conduct series Of popular orchestral r,,,nn beginning
lime O. They will take place every evening lhGuuins
sunday The orchestra will comprise my mI,>icl's INN
md Iinon certain evenings Instrumental ana w.
soo performances will DC given There VIII De 'hDi
an The floor of the hail. and light refreshments VIII
he served during the concerts M, ,,, ~, >,,s,o
The opera class Of the Metropolitan College Oh Ms
viii give an operate concert mex, SATURDAY e.ch's
riLorinc Hall ON this occasion the second ACT OF
sappo BY Pacn and the rt SG %S' 81 scenery
and Juliet by Vacca VIII De- ~ he devoted To-
The founding Of free scholarships -, T., Han,
'"o yi.dimir DC pachmann win be heard In IlHH
.oottaI In Chlckcring Hall saturday AFTERNOON,
Apl 80 Ills programme includes among 9dn nept i
tbe sonata dedicated % SchuInann. The cReht. ~
Eroncois de Panle Marchant sur les fl0ts" ia inc
tarantclle "Venezla Napon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

Chief Engineer Charles f. vain OF the Navy died
AZ Washington on Saturday from stroke OF apopeSy
IL was hs second attack within years the first having
occurred when attached TO the baltimore "heh
that vessel was on her way Chill after having landed
hs hoov ~ Cantain John Ericsson OF fame. at
stockholm Sweden The vessel was then at Touion'
ana the sick sent shore 10 the hospital where
he remained until he was able 70 be sent home, few
months aftarwarf Three months ago he declared
incuabe y the Board Of Retirement but his disease
was not declared en- incident service, the question
arose whether be should be put on the hapay retired
list or be dropped service with years pay
Chief Engineer van's friends had the case reoened
and evidence was presented that he had contracted his
sickness while I'm the line OF duty, and incident 0 the
setvce and three days before 81 death his case WAS
aided BY putting him the retired list under the head
Of ncapacity resulting sickness exposure In the
line OF duty" leaves wife and several children,
one OF whom IS DR.. Charles NJ De Van, who recently
passed a competitive examination or assistant surgeon
In the Navy.
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NeWs EnHInhd W0nUHItHt VOf1pHHy.
Cemetery Memorials 10 Granite, Bronze and Marble.
1921 Broadway opposite Dodge Statue.
Po,tofiice NOtic,


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
4 PETITION TO HEFFELFTNGER.

The admirers Of the blue will regret 10 near af,
w w. Hcnennger Yales giant l99'n ,r, 'u nntrr The
college permanently }pactac Rar"ad Company a.
Gvu engineer lie Is one Of the greatest ioo'p p1
PLAYERS that ever wore fals nd s9,o last az" year
largely due TO IIef."-(Telsgmm from New-h"Ven
O come. thou mighty 20 not away
The team thou must not fall;
STAY where thou art, please, Heneihngcr stay
And still be trne 10 Yale
Linger. yet hnger'
TenelAnger!
Nome eer at football let him do his best
Could rattle thee, or bully M.
And vct-creat scottl-thy steps are pointed "c'''
The West so wild and wooHy-
0 don'ti-O lngcr
IienelGngcr,
wnv change thy base what IS u uRes '"'o
Like some rctrcating craven.
All Hef nv boy. e'cn Oshkosh ~ us peS'
I. not thine own New-iIaven-
Then why not lngcr.
Hcnelnngcrl
u,st tbou onlte lost thy taste for wars embrace
For rushes most tcrrifcl
,s that the reason that thon seek'st pace
In something that's pclfc'
Why won't thou linger.
IIerelfnger1
i gold thy object ope thy 6rm-set nps
And tell MS: is Il ratiOns
THAT causes thee TO cruellg eclipse
The cayey OF nationsl
OF course thou'lt lngcr
Ilenelfngcr!
Princeton and Harvard. there IS cause TO fcar'
VIII dance lows double shufic
when Of thy Western flight they come 10 hear'
STAY and their tcmpers runle-
For their sake llnger.
Heneingcr
A truly civil clvll-englneer
HIS trust would neer surrender
IJnstrap thy trunls-excuse this scnidine 'e'h-
still be Yale's best defender
Lnger. lingcr
Hefenngerl
No other railroad In tho world appIoacppes III Nc"
and comfort OF lug uaihs' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
TIE CENTRAL TURy-vEREIy CONCERT

Tho Macnnerchor Of the Genital Turn Veren gave a
concert last night In their main hall. SIXTY seventh-st
and Third ave. under the direction Of Arthur Claasen
The society assisted by Miss Ida Klein. soprano
Victor Herbert viooncello. Carl steinbuch, baritone
Louis IIucthwohl tenor Alexander Rim. IT,. pianist
the singing societies Arion. OF Brooklyn and Ger
MANIA OF Newark. and orchestra Of fifty pieces.
The dramnlc music to schiler's poem The Battle.
an original composition by Arthur Caasen. which has
been heard before several times. was given by the
combined male chOuscs, assisted by Carl sciubuch and
Louis IluehwOhl, and enthusiastically received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
HE THOUGHT SHE WIS MARRIED.


A few guests Mt the mi-Cnremc ball were amused mt
little bit of original comedy which the majority
ycro too busy 10 notice Among the strangers present
w.cro Two New- Workers., beautiful young woman and
her escort one OF Washington's most bowling swells,
who prldcs himself upon being attentive 10 none but
married women being excessively wary Of the wiles OF
Tortune hunting mammas and daughters, whom he
susprcs of being always on the ncrt for his handsome
srlf and his pcthonc purse, seeing this attractive
stranger sought an Introduction. lie was exceedingly
benefited 10 hear as he thought the title Mrs =.
New York; Ilenccforth lie was all Devotion giving
much ANNOYANCE to the escort, whom he considered
nm unreasonable attentive husband. he bowed with
Lls own Impressive air the girl, hung over her.
danced with her and uttered tender nothings. which
She accented with the unbushlng calmness ot yonng
mntron He was really nattcrng himself upon tho
nrocress he had made when what was his amazcnent,
nnnn Kidding her goodnight TO hear her escort who
Seemed highly amused. address her as " MISS
. Why" he said I" | have been chilling you Mrs. all
cvepnr why did yon let mo do that9"
we'll ] will tell YOU honestly" said the girl with
.,ucv Uttlr laugh. when that y0n had nme u
mistake and took me for n married woman ana wien
/ knew what knd OF man yon were, ana ilat You
were nice TO me because yOn thought was married,
cenlvcd 10 let won continue I'm tho msinkr be'nnse
don't know any one here. and / wanted TO have n
GOOD tim. and your undivided ntent'or and had II.
That Is the truth and now good night
And now that man fanclcS he Is In love, ma Is
leaking around for one Ia tnfe MN 10 call on
Tho only girl he ever saw "whO Ind as mnch self
possesslon and SAVIOR fare. by Jove ms any married
woman"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
o,o,x7>c FOSSIL ~ CAMFoRvII.

Les Angeles Letter In The san fian''s'o Icon
" - -, hoy ma, hecn particularly rich In paeoh'
,ooS,cnI discoveries. the most u tho bones Gi 'e
creanrcs 81 prehistoric das Icing n'G ,.Iaos ON the
orhus ~ not FAR rtom Westminster, has found inc
homes Of some animal. the size OF when wac e.. of The
,h M hail and socket Joint The cniy one ioul,u
in Tho whole body wher the first vereba cohn ,rgo
~ III, ,be skull The brain capacity i very it,hU
NIL, M cavity i'm the skull Tor ewes aud the Sh"ii
&c entirely free from irncturc. -, oo Tim 4,
sr' i,rloucs resemble these OF wiihl' h.oIc -.
-, ,,er sustcs II creature They are niue ,.c,
,orr slightly curved and have 81, opcmg "i ,hee
tr,'r ~ y long fat bone extending the full leneu ~
AN awhenes rhc lower Jaw Is In two very v ,rn
Nsl that NJ closely together. The edges are sciy
lc,oootb ard somewhat thicker than Mt the cenHe Oh
tho bones. =, ,, ,h,rtr ,,ro vert.brae
TIL, lao, yer.ebra Is twelve inches across and from " !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
MRS. HARMs0ys CONDITION.

washington. April 17.-Mrs hatnson' "'oSo '''
dltion yesterday morning was m"ch '"pio'eu' "
,sh cola during the day, and result she became
corsacrobIy worse Her cough became harder ana
tho fever Increased. Tonight Dr. Garlner MIS- liar
rison's physician said his patient was httc oeter
and no looks for greater Improvement by morh lug
ilr Gnrlncr snys he has not feh dIlI"ot "oe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
NE JUBILEE 1T THE GARDEN NEXT WEEK.

The musical jubilee which Is TO take place at the
Madison Square Garden next week will have number
Of Interesting feuturs beside, the singing o. Nine.
ssierrcta Jones and the Alabama Quartet, already
nounccd There will be banjo playing. dancing and n
cake walk every night prizes Of S2j. Sl5 ana $40 being
offered on each occasion. Jules Levy. the cornctist.
and his band will be tho only white performers on the
-snrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

tip Of It's projections five feet. There are twenty
Tibs. the largest being twelve ieet lons
and the smallest ten feet A..
In connection With this skeleton two large fe'
and two large bones verv much the shape OF INC
bones In horses fore leg from the knee TO I've
four feet two inches around when taken together.
These remains found few miles from MA, Ia
helm Landing and about twenty feet from hlgn-Mae0 49,
mark 70 near as can be judged 1t was a sea mon
ster although had bones that Indicate that u was
amphibous. Mr. Cole has the prize Oh eAihDltloh 1T
MS farm near Westminster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

The fame Of the Buckingham Hotel which towe1 ebovo
the majestic Cathedral on Fifth Avenue New ork,
world. wide It's appointments are superb ana iH ocoon
makes IL desirable for days stay or Weeks vsn
in the metropolis 1t Is just far enough removed nom
the hustle the city insure quiet and while 10 only
stones throw from Central PARK il Is at the ssne time
ping centre OF the The elevated roads either
Side within q few minutes walk. The service. the
thoroughness OF the establishment in the
matter Of guests comfort make the buckingham one o
delightful hoseres In New York and the vital
featurethe COSTS the greatest magnet Of a-Phade
mia Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
EtRrBorlKE SHOCKS IN OREGON.

Portland. ore, April 17.-At o'clock this after
noon two heavy shocks of earthquake felt here and
ut points near by Vibrations were from east to west
and lasted about ten seconds in each case Many
persons became frightened when the buildings began to
ircmblc rushed into the street No damage was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
ISAAC q OHMSPY

Troy April II tSpeca)-Isaac C. Ormsby. well known
lawyer and xDistrIct-Atorncy OF Saratoga County, died
this afternoon his home in Waterford OF paralysis He
was born in Greenfield Saratoga County, in lS20 lie
became famous through his vigorous prosecution OF the
Billings murder several years He was an able
and eloquent lawyer and had a large practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
MAJOR WILLIAM II. BOYLE.

Auburn, April II SPECIALIZATION william il. Boyle,
for the past years principal keeper at Auburn
Prison died this morning after a three'weeks Illness
with catarrhal pneumonia lie nifty three years old,
and had been connected with the State Prison in this
city for the past twenty-five years lie leaves wife
and SIX children.