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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
"FiUST" At THE METROPOLITAN

Tho fortnigh's supplementary OF opera at
the Metropolitan opera House. under the direction Of
Mcs.rs Abbey e Cirau was opened successfully last
evening with Faust,n which had proved the mninstay
o. the regular season. Many Of the boxes vacant
and the two rows locked dull and dismal with their
long stretches Of emptiness, but the other parts OF the
house were crowded with an audience whose interest
In Gonnod's masterpiece was not apparently at all
abatcd II is true That the applause not tcmpesu
Gus until the last scene although there recalls
after each act and fantastic wreahs and strange devices
we're passed up tho stage for tho De Rcskcs. But
the trio In the final scene set eager hands In
motion In every and corner and all though the
broad spnces Of the auditorium There genuine
hcartness aud enthusiasm IN this applause, and there
can be no doubt that, often Faust has been sung
here in recent wechG. thcr is Il host OF people who
would lie glad to hear II again.
OF course Jean DC HeslSe was Faust Edward Dc
Rcszlc was alephlstopholcs" and Miss Eames sang
Margherlia Valentino" was Entrusted to NJ.
Martapollra and " scbel to" Nile De Nigne Edouard
Do licszko WAS In especially fine voice, and sang
and acted with admirable spirit zcst and fire. while
the audience displayed much qualification With the
work OF Jean DC Rcs2kc and Miss Ehmcs.
Madame Patti will be heard In La 1raviata' to-
morrow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A STORM on THE EASTERN ROCKY SLOPE

Washington. March 2s-The o. high pressure COW
the country east Of the Mississippi. the pressure being
greatest Ohio Valley aud having increased rap
idly OIL the Atlantic The Is unurually
low over Montana ard IL has fallen rapidly the eaS
c slope OF the Rocky Mountains from Texas NORTH wail
to Dakota with high southery winds and warncr fur
weather The pressure is Increasing the plateau
region. with colder westerly winds Fair weather cos''
nues In districts Of the Mississippi. with higher
temperature NewEngand, the central valleys and
In OF the Southern States. The indications
arc weather VIII continue IN the Southern. Mid
die Ncw.tnglond States. the Mississippi Valley ad
lake regions during Tuesday with warner southeriy
winds the central valleys and lake regions Tho
coudiness Will the eastern sope OF the ROCKY
Mountains from Texas norhwald 10 Dakota and Mime
sot with southerN winds, shifting 70 colder wosS
erly winds during Wednesday night, with ght showers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
WORKING FOR SOCIAL PURITY.

The National Christian Learie for the Promotion
OF Social Purity held It's second annual meeting last
tight at No. 80 East Twenty second ST. About 200
people were present. among whom were Miss f. b
Grannis Mrs. NJ Louise Thomas. Mrs. f. p Miller,
Mrs Jennie VI. Lozicr, Mist Theresa Barcalow. Mrs
Farwell, Mrs. Herman. Mrs Mary A. Llvermore. Mr.
and Mrs. John Martin. the Rev. Dr. d. Parker Morgan
the Rev. DR.. A.. II. Lewis and DR.. +. Gutter.
The reports OF the secretary treasurer and president
showing the worh last year read and approx ed.
From these II appears that there are at presen l0l
members OF the society," that s47l 10 collected and
expended during the year, and that there out
standing dues to the amount OF 1857 so. The Rev.
DR.. Morgan made pleasing address. Different
views, lie said. werj held 20 the best method Of
accomplishing the results desired, but the first thing
TO do was to elevate and educate public opinion upon
these questions and then 10 lcStslatc regarding them
Mrs Mvermore gave an Interesting and Instructive
address, which commanded deep attention She de-
clarcd that the only way to bnng about these great
moral reforms to let In the HIGHT regarding them.
The Rev. Dr.. Lewis Mrs. Lozier an0 oC.ers also
smoke briefly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
MEETINGS AND EY1ERTAINMEyT

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NewYork Prcsby
tcrian Church. Seycnh.ave and Onc-hundrea'au'"en'S
cobthst will hold an Easter fair April ana e. III inc
uarlOrs Of the church -. -,
The annual meeting for the election OF oncers OF "e
Harlem Exchange for Woman's WORK WIZ De h'iu Ap.'
At the rooms Of society," No 40 West ohe'huhoieu
and.tw ynth-st. ,
.Aere will be a novel entertainment at the Madison
souare Concert Hall this and tomorrow afternoon and
oveninp under the auspices OF the NewYorH f&ehhhee
for Women's Work No. 329 Fiithave. Carmencia VIII
dance The Royal Hungarian Orchestra has offered Its
services Tho Romanys Will give their iirst public per
formance and the Kofars Will play. cup Of Tea anu
homemade daintes will be given 10 their guests.
A meeting Of the New-York Neurological Cup was
held at Hamilton Hall. Columbia COLLEGE, last night
iarge audience listened with attention 70 paper Oh tho
Minerals Gems and Ethnology u the Ura MOnntnins
nv George f. Kunz. The lecture was illustrated with
original stcreoptcon views.
The White Cross Army Of the Twentythird Street
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association Will
hold is seventh anniversary in Association Hall at
o'clock tomorrow evening The aim OF the army IL 70
promote personal purity among young men. IL now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
9, ~.,rpcvu,v nv THE NlYVlRD REPORT

Amsterdam. ~ y. March 2s (,pccial.-The Rev
Dr. Br,ndage pastor Of the Methodist Church OF this
city. preached strong sermon yesterday morning on
the case OF Judge Ma, nard lie took for MS SUBJECT
Thou mayest not hide thysen." Dr. Brndage re-
fcIred TO a report Of the Investigating Committee Of
the New York Bar Association 10 Investigate INC
charges against Judge Maynard az an occurrence Of
the greategt importance 10 the American people hi'er
reviewing the finding Of tho committee he continued
0Wbo does not read in that clear, unilincmng ihd'ct
ment OF Judge Maynard the condemnation Cl
the man who occupied The Governors
chair wen this dasnFdly act was committed :
Does any thoughtful man 10 day, who is not bDded by
party prejudice doubt that the Governor OF New York
state was behind That entire movement deliberately
MANNED 10 steal Legislature1 Does any one doubt
thu. 70 achieve that end he set at defiance tie court
whose decisions lie was under solemn obligations 10
maintain that he violated in the most fragrant manner
hts duty TO the commonwealth whose laws lie had
soIernnly sworn 10 execute well as obey This
crime must he punished, II not by the Lcg5 OF
Now York then By the people OF New forh. IL milst
he established beyond peiadventure that no man eau
bccome Judge OF any court who will dare deliberately
IN thvart uls voice Of the people at the pos.'
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Observation-Disclosures
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
HILL, FAvORS A CHEAP DOLLAR.
ANrr.FREE SILVER RESOLUTIONS DEFEATED by
HIS FRIENDS IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.

ANrr.FREE SILVER RESOLUTIONS DEFEATED by
HIS FRIENDS IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.
Albany March 90 (SpeclaD.-David b. Hill. through
the mouth of George ii. Bush the Democratic leader
of the Assembly, answered tonight the letter sent
IN him by Congressman Hunter 10 his position on
tho silver 0uestion and at the same time told the
people OF the United States that he favored the Bano
60.cent dollar. THIS morning "The Albany Argue
tbe Democratic organ at the state capital, printed m
nppca 10 the Democrats IN the Legislature to pass
resolution calling upon all the Denocrnhc
members OF Congress 10 vote for an honest dollar
The friends of Mr.. Cleveland prepared resolu
ton 10 this effect and sent II 10 Senator Charles T. NC
Clcand who caused It TO be read. Leut@nnnGovernor
sheehan turned PALE while Senator Cantor the Demo
cratic Tammany leader, was evidently dismhyed.
Cantor had sufficient strength, however TO OBJECT 10
the introduction Of the resolution. Just as lnlS man.
sheehan. was abcut TO declare 1t ont Of order.
While the rree-silver Democrats were obIecting to
the introduction OF an honest dollar resolution In
the Senate the FrceSver Democrats In the Assembly
were also obeying Hills orders. MI n'Fahanail
Of Oswego County has had In his desk for the last
week this resolution, which he has been waiting Tor
an opportunity 70 present
Whereas There pending In Congress bill proVidhg
for the free conoce Of silver known the Bland Dill ana
Whereas said bill would II IT became law. reduce
values and tend debnse the currency Of tho country
and So, 49,
whereas The people OF the State Of New-York are
unatefobly opposed the scheme proposed by said bin
therefore b. IL
Resolved III the Senate concur, That our Representa-
tiyes IN Congress be requested 10 vote against sna OH
Mr.. sulzer, the Tammany member 10 whom Richard
Croker sends his orders, would not allow Tue N-'u"o
even 20 be- read Later, however. he withdrew his Oh
iectlon and the resolution read The speaker
started 10 put the motion 10 adopt T. but mp luihP
Leader Bush with an objection i 'on c rg "e NV
bers to hear him. This objection Killed the resolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
THE FOREST PRESERVE MENACED.

Albany. March 25 (spccall.-rhe Assembly DECIDED
TO consider on Thursday the bill Of tho Forest Com
n,ssoners permitting them Increase the size OF the
state Forest Preserve in the Adondachs. Tie Forest
Commissioners sent word TO State Senators tonigh''
asking them TO oppose bill rushed through the AS
sembly BY Mr.. HIT last week, which VIII cut on Of
the state Forest Preserve thousands OF wooded acres
The Forest Commission succeeded IN passing an ACT !"
100 tn protect the state from land and real estate
sharpers This bill will open the door 10 them again
II is said that this little scheme is designed simply
IN LET some Spectators in. now that Adirondack liid
S Incoming valuable, for the purpose VI mahhS some
money ont of the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
TO EMPLOY DELOs McCURDY.
MAYyARp's ACcoMPLICF TO ACT AS COUNSEL IN
THE IyVESTTG ALTON.

THE INVESTIGATION.
Albany March % Especial, General Hustled in the
Assembly tonight made a gallant fight against the
employment Of Delos McCurdy as the counsel OF the
Joint Senate and Assembly Committees IN the lhvesu-
cation of the charges against Judge Maynard. Gen
eral Hustled was overpOwered by numbers alone,
avery Democrat voting 10 employ McCurdy b. help
them 10 whtewash Maynard Assemblyman Suzer
introduced the resolution and he attempted the ram
many tactics OF trying 10 spring the previous question
On IT, lie was several seconds 100 SLOW, Tor ten
sral Hustled got the floor TO debate it, Sulzcr tried
more OF the tactics which he has learned NJ the
rammany primary meetings, but he wns entirely out
generated. General Hustled made two points OF order
The first was that concurrent resolution,
except one providing for the adjournment
of the LEGISLATURE for the recalling of bill from
the Governor had to be laid for at least one day
lie referred the Democrats to Rule 35, but said he
would not press that point. The next point OF order
was that there was nothing in the Constitution or the
law 20 allow Joint committee 10 make an invesga-
ton. He also waived this point, rs he desired 10
discuss the question It's merits He said that there
were twenty lawyers the committee who were able
and competent to carry the Investigation If they
were not capable of doing 1t. they had better 60 home
"Who Is this counsel that the Democrats want TO
employ ~ he asked DelOs MCCuIdy, the who
was associated with Maynard in the commission Of this
crime"
At this, Sulzer began TO sQurm and to cry loudly
for the previous question ana fOF a point CT OIutr
aCopscience makes towards Of US all. Why don't
you face the music like mani" shouted the General
above the din OF Sulzer's and the pounding Of
the Speakers gave Again sulzer moved the pre-
vious question, and on this motion General Hustled
said: "a coward always hides behind the previous
question
The motion order the previous question was carried
by a party vOte-C2 to ~. This showed the Demo
Gratis that they must scramble TO get three more votes
10 pass tho resolution. When the main question had
been ordered messenger from Judge Maynard and
Senator Hill appeared at the rail and sent word to
Asssmblymen HIT German and La Grange that they
were wanted. They promised that all OF the
Albany County bills wanted by Judge Herfick and
Mayor James H. Manning would be passed speedily
II they would vote TO employ Maynards associate In
the theft They did so and that gave the resolution
Just sxty-1ve votes.
During the roll call Assembymen Stranahan, Malby.
Deyo Hustled and Lang explained why they voted no..
Mr. Malby put II plainly when he said that McCnTy
was an accessory before and after the fact OF the
commission of the crime. Leader Bush allowed TO
have his name withdrawn that he could speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
GRAY AND CLEVELAND MEN At ODDS IN
INDIANA.

Indianapolis. March - lspccan.-The feeling oc
tween the leades IN Indiana who favor the
nomination Of Cleveland and the friends OF Isaac J.
GRAY is intensely bitter ard seems almost certain I"
result in a fractional division which viii enhangcr
whatever prospects the party may have for carrying
the state a, tie newt election. This Democrats admit
and deplore though II tho evident Determination OF
both sides 70 fight II out. Tho Cleveland faction
seems 10 have captured the party machinery Including
majority OF The State Central Committee, the state
On gan and a majority Of uIe most Influential politicians
They have been quietly endcavogng 10 sidetack Gray
but he has stubborDy insisted that long eStabh'he
political custom observed in the case Of Mcdonald
and Hendricks give him the reht 10 name tho Indiana
delegates 20 the National Convention. Ills refusal "a
acccdc 10 the wishes OF the Cleveland men. who have
believed him 10 be In leaguc with lin all along, lea
20 their open warfare upon him. begun last week al
tbc public meeting held In this city, followed up by
the action OF two local conventions on Saturday and
he editorial declarations to-day Of Tho sentinel IN
demanding his Withdrawal from tho race. While the
GAY people arc much dshcartened, they sull Say that
he will not withdraw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.

For New. England, fair; Arthwestery winds; warmci
IN Vermont Wednesday warmer.
For Eastern York, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware fair northcrly Winds slight changes
IN temperature; warmer "Wednesday, with souery winds
For Western NewYork and Western Pennsylvania !alf;
slightly warmer.
For West Virginia. Ohio Michigan. Indiana ard I'LL
nois fair warner ,,,,.
Tor Wisconsin, fair rain at night or on wednesday.
For Iowa and Missouri. fair; colder Wednesday
tor Kansas and Nebraska, FUR colder. with local show
ers Wednesday. ,- -, ,.... -.
For Minnesota light showers during the afternoon or
tor the Dakotas occesouel light showers colder Al
night. -.
For Colorado rain or snow; colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
ENGLISH ESTIMATES OF WALT WHITMAN.

London March 2s.-R-icrrtng 10 Walt Whitman.
"The STANDARD seys: II obliged 10 Judge whitman
by conventional standards. It might he ucCessory to
declare that he failed poet II, instead, we look
at the rclduum oi pure gold his work. contain, II Is
impossible to deny him the honor due great and
original genius
The Tine" says that. whatever defects his poems
NAV reveal they at least testify that Whitman was a
man Of power and fertility Of resource, aud that his
work Is bound exercise considerable effect upon the
future Of American literature.
The Pail Man Gazette calls Walt Whitman the
poet Of democracy adding: 1T Is a fitting trib
nte 10 turn from American politicians treatment Of
the 1impery squabbc Of years regarding tho catching
~ Goals To the better expression ~ the genius OF the
.DcmOcratic Nistas.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

run,e,s about 5000 and the increase In membership
during the last year was 10
DR.. Carl Hoffman Will deliver lecture on ',o a..
~. con r7.orv at the regular meeting OF the New
York Microseopical Society 10 be held al ue s''e'
rooms Friday evening at o'clock - ,,.
unique entertainment will be given BY inc DIa"'ns
Ram a, the Metropolitan Opera House on Aprl 49, az
m American fiction will he represented by stage
c.ures selected from the best authors with accompanying
music songs and dancing under the personal supervision
OF artists OF this city The Boston symphony or
and number o. prominent vocalsts VIII furnish .
S ,ha oyen,np The PICTURES will be arranged so as
N lie visible from oil parts Of the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
IN AID or 4 BROOKLYN HOSPITAL.

concert II vocal and Instrumental music was given
In the Academy OF Music, brooklyn. last evening by
the National Conservatory OF Music in America for the
benefit Of the building fund Of the Memorial Hospital
There many persons present, and they listened
TO an interesting programme Of music. Tho hospital
IS situated at No. 300 South oxford st. Mrs. j. H..
Burts /, president; Mrs Anna y. IIllOk,, vlccprcsl-
dent; Mrs. C. G.. Martin, treasurer; Miss a. X. Mir
rfcecs, recording secretary, and Miss j. j. Cassidy,
CORES Onding secretary Of the institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
MRS HARGnEAvEs's JEWELS SOLD.

London, March GA large crowd was attracted to
Christc's auction rooms to-day BY the announcement
OF the sale OF the icwelry belonging to Mrs. liar
greaves including the pearl earrings. for the theft
Of which and for her subsequent perjury Mrs Florence
Ethel Osborne is serving sentence OF nnc
months Imprisonment These earrings brought the
sum Of GCG0. and three pearl pendants brought
$40 The lewelry bought by de?1cfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
DEATH OF A DEFECTIVE SERGEANT.

Avian II. Williamson, u famous Old detective
sergeant formerly one Of Inspector Byrnes's stan,
died suddenly on sunday night ut his home NO. 10
Cnmberlandst. Brooltyn. In his day williamson was
engaged IN many celebrated cases. He began his
career In the police force In March. 1906, and was
assigned to the detective bureau in November 1873.
year after he began service at the Central oflce
lie established his reputation by the capture of George
nlns "Rato Riley. and LOhert MlrIay. ala, Bobby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN ENGLAND.

London. March GA tennis tournament held
today In tho covered court 81 the Queens Club at
KcnsingiOn between +. Rcnshaw and W. G. Taylor.
II was II handicap tournament, In which Renshaw
was scratch aud Taylor was allowed fifteen In ono
game OF a set II was won by Rcnshnw, The score
stood Renshaw (scratc0 beat W. c. Taylor (iftecn.
1ne c., At G-J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
So Happy.

s BOTTLES or SwIFTS SPECIFIC relieved me OF
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Blood aud Skin mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
THE wEsrcIrEsrER TOWN ELECTIONS.

Town elections throughout Wes,chestcr County FOR
supervisors and town officers will be held to-day.
There will be spirited contests In nil OF the towns
In Yonkers three candidates are In tho field for Mayor
The election viii be the first held under the new Guy
charter which gives Yonkers five wards ana I'VE super
visors There will also be lively contest In Williams
bridge where there are three candidates for super
visor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
cor-TI CAROLINA DELEGATES ELECTED.

Augusta, GA March % tSpociall.-Ihc Republican
convention OF the lid south Carolina District Mt Al
lendae. saturday elected 5. Z. Smith Of Aiken, and
pana sirnlins OF Edgcncd, delegates 90 the Mime
ap0lls convention. The Administration was ndorfed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

TIE MISSOURI REPUBLICANS CONVENTION.
ST. Louis, March 2s.-The Republican state Central
Committee OF Missouri to-day decided 10 hold state
convention on April 81 ard % for the election OF
delegates to the National Convention and TO nominate
Al ga ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
MINNESOTA DELEGATES FOR CLEVELAND.

MINNESOTA DELEGATES FOR CLEVELAND
st. Paul March 2s.--A poll Of the delegates to the
Democratic state Convention. which meets on Thur
day TO select National delegates shows that almost
without exception they favor sending tie delegation
with instructions 10 vote sOlidy for Cleveland 30 long
rs bc has a possible chance OF nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
ACTIVITY OF TIE ASrIHnL DEMOCRATS.

The anti machine Democrats OF the XXlid Assembly
District opened tlldr headquarters at sXty-nintst'
and Third-svc.. last evening. John j. oulnlan was
I'm CHARGE and after calling the gathering OF anti
Unlitcs 10 order he introduced several speakers IN
ending ex Mayor william r. Grnce. chairman OF INC
New York City Committee on Enrolment EDWARD H.
whitney, David De Venney and Others who made en-
couraglnr addresses. Mr.. Grace assured his friends
that they had I already beaten. so far. 600 nave
signed the roll In the district. The work In other
districts Is going on ssimmingy. Headquarters have
been established In The WITH, XVIIth. NlNu, NNlSt,
XXIId and XXIVth districts The general headquarters
In Fourecnth-s near Irving Place Is Ia be used ns
district headquarters Cor the lid, XlNih XVIII ana
XyIlth districts and will lie kept open day ana
evening The reports made yesterday show l,"'.
names signed on the XXlvih District enrolment list
and 1914 on that Of the XVIII. Tho formal open
ing Of the headquarters Of the XNuld District, Win
CYRUS l.. sulzbergcr in charge will take place TO-
night Mt one hundred md twenty nfthst and Th'r'i
ave and speeches will DC made. H. DE Forest i'hId'
win has assumed charge OF the NIAth DlstHct Man
quarters. at no. 81 COlumbus'ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

London. March os-Thc American steamer Missouri,
Captain Finley, which sailed from NewYorl on March
l5 for Libau. by way NJ Dcptford, with cargo OF
-four md meal for the relief OF the Russian famine
sufferers sI.nalcd OF the Scllly Islands ~ day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
A BARoNET's LIABILITIES G15o 900.

| London, March 2s.-sir II. A. Denny. Baronct. has
been declared n bankrupt. lis liabilities amount to
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II you hsvs TO wait your turn ~ F1nts lah.,s snd
will DO repaid IN low ee5t Tor suOeAAuk
furniture trlAnd. will AanA