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fshouG he t,ad daily 10y all interested, a. changes may
ri,r Tor foreign countries need not be specially adj
S S 1s fs 81 a D au Ty OF 5snE6s and
documents, l,ttcr not specially aireSea BENG S'' U Ns
ioteicn Mi, the ending January will close
rspHlAs foF o Easopf q, per ,asa r nct Va %
Gr me- for S. Dcmirgo tape nay and IgrA I,'nt
PR : Vi I lG -" : Ngnes from oran..
rr %pT Ser cy d ra, 'H " QSeon %
n fof Eegi S., ar STed per FGgna%d va at
SeP 4s r Fortune ne' Island ay sayana etc
.yna AHS i,S S n d N be iG d Sga 1y Peer
h5aa. ' va ST. c;Gi> n. 80 %Hdnar
: :. CarIbec Ie,ter- Cor 1lnada Trinidad a"d Iobas'
TnURSDAY il 80 m, (srPplomen9,ry l2 M q, q.
ia s.sas Cape lisy Mont C,ty. GonaVes St Marc
and rqt Dc raN per for @1r" oro Rico direct per
suN2nYAa l "a spa pSrtaqs AMI furkey
La NoTa9Gs yo ayfe T 0F 2'ae a Das 80
'upp9enta,y II 80 a m) for f ETI iT p cmon "a
da SiN Gsrun Sa o Der prin ws% c
na,ch GTana must be directed per Prn, Wncm ~
il cqpcne Sia TsS 10 and Y s@eo a %
p. aad for Stng ,, e a g. 9S5ss va a vi
% for Ss m.t be aI drcd pr slaandam at ii
and ca@pano na cd,y addrc.ei and Curacao asc
c oEsa = Port ass, Be directed per at Is
III scotland direct. per = DrNthi1 VIA ''tSeo"
s,t r, must directed pr Deyonia' II II M supple
montary D. M Brazil and the Ia Plata Countries VA
ira IN foi T. Thomas and St troN VIA 1t Thomas Tor
Letters Tor other Windwsd Islands. aO Para and Msan
ham must b. directed ''pcr Segurnnca')
SI-NDAY- ~ a. ~. for PrOgr3so. per Haban1
rctters FOR other Mexican must be directed yer
lGaaua' at 3 D. Bluciclds and GfeytOwn, per
" -, lIowr, from New.Orl,an
NAL, FOR Australia Ncw-ZNland Hawaiian. FIJI ami
samoan Island- pr Monowai from san Francsco),
co,r here UP January - at 30 D. M (or on or
rival AZ Ncw;york Of Bohnia VITA British mails for
Australia, Malls for China and Japan l"r oceanic
from san Frinc>co close her daily ~ g January g. -
Australia from san Francisco. .o;e hero daily up to
T}s sanssy pSr oo0 civ o, Papot IRON San
Francisco close here daily mp to January rs,
al $50 D. m. Mails for Newfoundland BY rail
Halifax steamer Close AZ this ofce daily
AZ 40 D. m Mail, Miqueon, by r,l to Boston. and
thence bv steamer close az this Office daily a. 80
Mails FOR Cuba rail 10 Tampa, Fla, and thence by
steamer sailing Monday Thur-davS and Saturdays close
az this daily 30 A m; Mails for Mexico.
land unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer
close this Office daily 10 q. IN. 80.
Tran. mails forvard 70 San Francisco daily
and schedule 81 closing arranged the presumption
~ their unnte-npted overland transit Francisco
Mall, from :Nc arriving time san Francisco
the dnv OF sailing o. steamers dispatched thence tho
ano dav rfgs r'l mail closes at 4. m. previous d9y
Fv.ra Malls opened Oh tho piers o tie
English anI rr.rrh -tplner ~ fhe hour Of closing n
Auineuo N,l- tho postOlice vhich remain
until within tn Of tho hour " sailing ~ steamer.
CORNELIUS VAN C0TT Postmaster.
Posoace. NewYork. " v. December 81. 1901.
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Onn 0lc,.Plr,ONS nr W0NrX.

Mis- Virginia Pcircy addressed a small audience
in Cooper Union Yesterday afternoon on women IN
New and odd Occupations" she prcfaC'd hor nd
dress with the proposition That occupations for men
are practically lmit!c,s Before 1sC., she sliI no
book had been published devoted exclusively I, show
ing how women could cam living. Tire who'll"
question was Of surprising interest 10 Single women
and widows. Mis- pcnncy's long li> Of odd occupl-
lion, for women brc:n with the statement tha: i'm Los
Angeles CELL there /, Il woman who lnd> card - all
new residents setting foth her ability 70 dress
for balls and receptions. an New lorA there j. Il
woman who makes Il business q directing dinners in
private horses. relieving TIE hostess of all roNpon-
,ihnity still another woman make, some remarkably
fine puddings which find ready ale in the home, -
the rich and another utilities hcr knowledge Of art by
accompanying women ami children a. their visits T.
art museums and studios. Mention .'f In" ""Ni
feminine genius caused som" u-htcr. y woman W
play, all gaines Of cani~ remarkably well l. in ..c,!pt
If steady and gratifying income from society people
VINO engage her t. pend an evening with them al the
card table The financial caluIntcs That might result
from the GOD PLAYING II such IN expert not
fc.r,i TO hy Mis- Penney but her audience seemed To
comprehend thi..
Ms5. Ilaioway. WHO has u contract l. clean tine
streets 81 Hufa, for three wears. VIZ spoken Of in
tone, Of admiration. according g. Mis- pcnnc, one
woman l:~ become an export il lu'ne fails 10th.
g.i if. ard r:.it,.c- ava La. assumed cInl.t table
forum" i'm mis- business. " But said Miss P"nncy
doalir i'm fall, bal. and cosmetic, Of tr best
raxic ,cui1tion, for women bccal.s, they az pccE-
women are d..tncU hing Themselves infidc- IN
Ceraltr,. cauncr, ncw.dcal"rs. po.iira,ir,, hchi-
house fc"prr, and t'r>" trainers. Madame lI'r t"E@
vi the most ,u'cc-tu horse trainers u the PT.->an
Army.
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Ihilad'p.!a Jan i-rc0rr" ~ lnci~ Scbrrb'r who Tor
ay sta, ut, prominent photographer Ia thl' city ana
for many yrir. vcknowu throughout thu Cniti state.
,- plofp-.II'.r 81 m caur ard noted horses dl'd
tt.tflr f.o. 40 attack OF BRONCHITIS H. out #
i'tick e. grip M. Schicib,r va, bora 4, Frank
fort on.tr-Nlin January lo 1903. ana cane . thi-
olnty l-5i f".f his ANIMAL h,rr hr Established a
u1p.r called " Die 80 Und Ncre Welt ,lhe old and
N,w Void titafwari NJ. Schneider went INTO the
-nc,, ot maxim. dlgucuOtyp> and soon established a
thr,inp trade. g. Improved IN tn ant hat be- mad"
8 Las. tonn can..l ana made Vie" ~ Niagara
.'4.I. talt t'rhii oupiimenrd Ia tn award Of
medals anI natri.us ictt't nom queen Nit.ri1. Mr.
u,.b.r ... ,14 i.aty inv -untng and Improving his
90 .-.. e. pc:i-rniGl.ir. und Ia lci-, when he hoard
tini rr. lod used "a Europe negative IA"
to vo.a goat cati.,t tnd Ia shot time succeeded
30 pr.ntn- tuIo4-h gas the first photograph ever made
Am,rci. Those r't.rcs were At ht-t called " Tai
.otyp., on glass" Seat Mr.. Schreiior used ground
.a-. ara pi0f.o'd to 90 HyIo'vpr" fram which v"r"
40. ed thc hr, Photographic s.rr'opu on views IN tie
world fI a.- l,u. Nr Schrchcr devoted hts at;cn.
,.ol entirely ihotoeaPhinr binds. hor-"-. cafr ana
duc-. li!- f.Gi.. from Nature ' rank lman@ tho
nu,-t l,i., ,rs proii,cl by the pho'ogro gh.s, art.
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9s q 4. iH BE-, ,, y lsGssa
hotcn, in the i2d year Of her ac'. ,.-,
r scc at a9a her Tfa a AR ShCo EolG On %
cs Gay; 9' a. in: aaa at ana 55tn,,,
BULLEN-At Flushing. l.. l.. on Monday. January !.
1892 Mary f. Bu'n, In IN" ,?th Act: q her az .,
her late 'cdrn,e No. LIS Madiscnlve., on Wednesday.
cXSIon sunday Ipnqay 81 ~ At 1e}so l re.A
q nrumG9a ,1hS T. Gh''t W.. OF Thau.o nl'
Philadelphia ,,..., as..
sc s, T E on W. n' S L %op Gg'5 @
c;h at I quarter pas. eleven O'Clock.
CItMENr-On January - at the w>lfrncr Of he" SON
.aW Gcose Ashton Laek - VET 2i7;-, Em A.a,
willow q AoS d. {re 10 NJ at D the G ,uS Sr ys@l
Vice., Oh Tuesday. January ). at II O'Clock.
sSa c aE% 3 and k%a coS Sa2r
Funeral services. from tn: residence Of I'D h, rants no; ~
hi gss Newark " ' 40 ''O p ''' '1'"''' '
INCREMENT ., Railway y. J.
DONALDSON January g. Hannah c. Donaldson, widow
Of he late Il. A.. Donaldson. r,.
Funeral from her atc residence No 2o2 Berkeley Place.
EroonIyn. Thursday, January :. at p. IN.
I bit;, ,,ca , prlta' 6,ea.o COPY.
pONNELL-on Monday. January T. 1892 Robert w
Fd DSf .ctlcr' vii be held at the residence. Is East
G7th-s,.. Thursday morning at II O'Clock
dow s s s S ' sSn W f. 2pScs S2'
8 S%fSSd AID f'q asa 7s g y tF ' ~ '
EGERr ON ON January B RAYMOND Egcrton. eldest son
9G sy Sn At tS 3 anr al 5%f Eo kiW cdnea
inuuar, &. at 3 30 D. m.
fnt"rIntn at 'trc'nwoVi
FOWLER suddenly. January - 1892, Frederick X.
Fow!er in hs ga year rcs Of c af p,ekk on TUESDAY
.linuar, 5.h, at 80 p. M ~, =, ,o 4 .t.
FROM the Grand Central Depot
indlY omit nONrin
GOOpNAN-On sunday Jan. 3, 1892. Emily liyi'.
widow Of Myron >. Goodman, In TIA" ga va" oil mr.
rssyc. and frsud- arc invited to attend the funeral
rv,, from late residence No. 70 WdkeInali- ave
newark, y. j.. Wednesday, TIN Oh INST ut 10
m.
;ntorrncnt at Greenwood Cemetery.
Plalnhcd papers please copy.
uNMNOND -sudd4ly at Torrington. Conn Satlr.
fU .rIvissS will be- held at the Freerot Methodist
Tpsropal church. Freepor L. l.. az 30 p ~ Iue-day
TaIn leaves l. city at o. returning leaves Freeport
81
u,RvEYEntered into rest Sunday. January at Glen
EIdee - j. Mrs. g. y Harvey fo-Imrly OF Brooklyn
rinera teryiee, At her lotc residence 30 HIsdeaye
Gicn Ridge on TUESDAY. January ): at $3.50 p m.
Train time from foot Of liafr1Y,st 10 ,, M
fntsrment al New Dorp Staten Island on "Wednesday;
nI1CH,OCK-On sunday. Janua-y s. DIVER Hitchcock
p,H, and friends are invited attend the funeral At
his lat residence. 20 East l=Sth-st, GA TUESDAY inc
18Th inst. o'clock u. NJ.
JOHvSON-At Mitawan Jan. 4, Katherine ConoNer wife
OF Henry W. Johnson.
Notc. ~ funeral hereafter.
JouNsoN-Ianuary |. In New-Miliord. Conn., Prof A.
y johnson age, ~ ,.u,-.,
Monday at > 30
JoRALEMON-On Monday January 4, John p Joralcmon
Fne1a seTyces at his ate residence, 65 Lexington
Wednesday. January o. at 8 D. In.
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1 pnruA*ry7 oe9Aylz47Ioy wAN1LD.

TIE eighth annual dinner # tie associated cln'-e,
e the Law Department OF The University ~ M" CITY
Il New-Norh VIII he he'd at g." l.o'I3au H"n-' ''
}anua.y 20. ma 20 oc!orh. There VII BE a ,h"''
bu~.ue-, r.e.iuc before jhc dinner t" cpn-l"r IN"
6e,iIabHty If organizing tho aGmp ~ = permanent
associations with duc- 81 - year II thi> irp mon
Is favo:1bly actei upon, and fir proportion %
rgaGiat - are enrolled members. q l. believed tai
Hereafter the price Or dinner oarfN may be hN'd 81
3D. Tho small annual duc, would not only de'IaN u'
Incidental expense @ of u" dinner, which nave b''i
borne heretofore ~ Jew persons, but Norm ii''
r.ovil" p supper f.. - annual businc'7 meeting u
lie h.id a nl1nth before the dinner
Giadua,c, arc asked 10 send their ndmc- - the
eccrctary " \. Puiriugtcn. 40 90 Wall ST., Il they
wish 10 be enrolled n member, u -"ch an association
Ticket, for the dinner. at si cach may be had oi the
.ccrc,ary: Of Assistant DistIic; Attorney J"hA -
Lindsay the treasurer Of the organization, OF oi lh'
following members f he cpmmtc" dIpolptcd ~ hi'
Ia.t dinner: William /. Glare, No. % Liberty 81
ya,imilliam Toch, no. 1OG East sNty-sec"hd ST.
BENJAMIN Franklin, so 2,l71 rhrcav'.. Charles l..
iIuIINll No. /. Hrideest. -,
H effort will BE- made to erOup those attehlihp th
dinner according to their expressed "lehcN. "
a. do This the secretary must be lnlOrlcu p'I"i
lam ary 10 Of the names Of those WHO WISH ~ ~
'o1".,Irr judge Jc I'm Henry Mct arthy IS Pits"cn,
ma John +. Mcintyre vice president 81 tA3 p'1eh'
organization.
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THE HlWSrR BROKE AND KILLED A sAIL0i

The English tramp steamer WildFowcr' which ar
rived her, Yesterday brought the particulars of hf
at:cmpt 10 tow the dia bled steamer lenI Inc Iona
was from West lila thpool' thPahd' oo"no ror '"'
Delaware Breaiwacr when She became disabled bN
81, ,,e,,ipc down Of her machinery After the fail
uro ~ an, Ni,dHowcr to tow her into pOu she was
taken i'm low by the British 'ieamer Memphis ana
lowed into Falmouth Her experiences were published
at the time Of hcr arrival there
Cartain HARDING Of the Wdilower said yesterday
We ian into heavy weather soon after leaving raj
mouth on December III. When III Ia'1ihue ~ ceSree,
az minutes Longitude =, degrees AZ minutes we sighted
steanrr aync signal, Of distress. strong westerly
Gale was blowing at the time and heavy sea was
runnipg. Tile Wildhowcr Is tank steamer and was
coming over in ballast. She bore down on the as
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John T. Joracmon. aged seventy rcn estate dealer.
died NJ his home No. 81 Lexington ave. yesterday from
heart failure. after short illness. He had been
alline hat for the last six months Mr. Jorcmon
born NJ Bclcyille, " j.. ard pfang from good Old
Kuichcrhockcr stock About forty five years ago h."
to h, city t0 live. ard ha- been actively engaged
M" rral estate business ever since. The funeral
will lie held At hi~ home to morrow evening >
o'cncl. Tn" body WI BE- taken to i}cllevill" y. j..
Thursday moiaiH-. and VIII be buried In the family
plot there. Mr. JOralcmOn was WidoWcr, his wife
aaviug died alOut three ycars as). lie leaves two
IL
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DIn 300 ono FOR 4 Library

New Haven, Conn. Jan. 4.-sonc u"'c AK - ,."
,nounced that the Chicago University OF "h'o" ~
go, william H. Harper is president lad receiver d
,,n ~ large library from gentleman III ''er'"nS
. man I'm this city who is in position to Kno" s'','''
m., thc library wa acquired by purchase o' ,,o
go, uatper at = cost Of 100000 which was utho"
ont ~ the fund, OF the university Iie hhr'N' II
stated. consists Of 100000 volhes ana WIS ,,
S'''o"' - ,rbo l. a sIcai collector Of valuable
.'" -r, ,ii,,ry i. the work OF a lifetime bF TN
DooAs;. la" rh" nook have already been Nihpptu "
Anna
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THE cTV. DIR. THOMAS SKINNER.

Chicago Jan. 1.-rhc Rev. Dr. Thomas ID. Skinner,
pro'c,-o = divinity N N" Mccormick Theological
seminary died TODAY. DR.. Skinner had been In failing
ins health fer scvch years. ard lst week >trick
.1 with prernipHa w'ich cii-"d hi dealt. lie wi-
.bou. seventy year old. and left daughter. ms
mt'icr WIS tho Rev. Thomas Skinner a wcll-knOwn
f.-h, Lsri.u minister ~ Philadelphia.
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OBITUARY..
SIR GEORGE DIDDELL AIRY
London, Jan. J.-Sir George Biddell Airy Is deal.

sir George Bidiell Airy WAS born nj Anwick
Nor humber'and Eng and. on June -. 1901. lie
was educated 81 Dorchester Grammar school and at
Trinity C1llcg" Cambridge. ent1rng lege when
eighteen years old. lie WIS elected scholar IN l-22
ana IN ~ he graduated b. " n senior wrlng
Ter. In 1-2G he received the degree Of ~ A., and In
The year he elected Lucasian Professor VI
Experimental science. In l-3- he was made Plulninn
Professor Of Astronomy and director OF the newly
erected Cambridge Observatory. In ISIS he was
made Astronomer Royal. wdch place he held until
Isl. when he resigned on account of his age. lie
was the be-; mathematician OF hi, time. and hai Il
natural for the most delicate forms OF mechanics
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RESIGNATION or Az OLD TEACHER.

Superintendent Jasper Of the public schools. yes
tcrday received the resignation of Mr.. Louisa >.
On olc OF the odc-, teachers in the city. Mrs.
tyson wa appointed teacher IN 1907 ana has been
I'm fine service 4 the school, ever since. She was
last cupovci A. principal Of the primary department
~ Grammar school 40. IS. In the Twenty fourth
Ward. The trustees II the ward have appointed
Mlss Anastasla T. Ilorgan, at present principal OF
ihc piimar, department Of Grammar school NO. 81, a.
Mr., Tps0n's successor. MIS-. Epson HIS Dcoh y
popular and pnInstakng teacher
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DR. Fd,on SAYS: During the entire course of the
disease and IL, conysle,cence, smnlan'' ana tones
shond he freely used" The puTest ana most Whp"
some stimnant is conceded by leading o"o"'>'N To Do
Mount Vernon Whi,hey IL il bottled Al u" uisuHeT
II, ,ociol nern,isslon of the L. : Government under
tho s,pervison and guarantee Of the llsnniS Distng
Company. see that you set 1t In square bottles At
all leading dealers.
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NGTyS OF THE STAGE.

Dispatches from Boston yesterdaT sad iha' iel'' re-
Dixey was arrested there on SATURDAY hgn, ~ w
Columbia Theatre I'm a civil suit brought by "Il''" ,'
TO recover SO 100 for services in wnuhg INV ,an
Ago. u was 10 receive - 900, and 1t was asr'e ,
ih., o,,r 80 200 had been paid. Isaac H. hlo"' va
Rich & Harris went on Mr.. Dixcy's bono
Willie DeMott. young bareback nncr' 10 on' W
u. .ddi,Io "a, bature, Of the performance OF T. b.
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chance that the faux pas viii be rectned without
any violent demonstration of patriotic feeling.
CARLYLE'S OPINION OF IRELAND
Carlyle's opinion of Ireland. a. recorded by Sir
Charles Gavan Duffy, who Is passing the winter in
Skc is exceedingly neat and characteristics 1T
. not repeal from England but repeal from the devil
,tat will save Ireland. Great Britain mariicd lr,,-
lind by the ground plan of this world--the thick
skinned laborlng man TO the drunken. i'll ton ued
wife" EDMUND YATES.
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abed steamer and found her 10 be the Iona With
considerable difficulty hnwser was got To the Iona
and the WildnOver started % tow her. The gale In
creased in iufv and the in height. Finally the
strain on the hawSer tore out the bits the Wild
flower and the havser Itself parted 1T the time
George thamerDt sailor twenty eight Old,
caught In the hawscr il parted and his legs were
badly mang'ed that he died the next day. lie u
native Of France and barred n sea-. Captain
Harding wis rot able 10 do anything more 10 assist
the Iona. his own ship having al She could do to
sfr1Ic-l~ against tie storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
BERNARD CLl'lsMAN.

Bernard Ceen,n -iXtY-slS years old. clerk in the
lloy Of l.. Harmony. Nephcws \ Co., commission mcI-
chant. at SO 80 Bioad"sy died suddenly yesterday
a: Ai, boarding hou-e No. 80 West Ihrty -thrdSL He
nad teen a sufferer from heart disease Tor number OF
.ars H. had aptaln in the old Volunteer Fire De
aim,nt aud ~ the oldest members Of the New
York Yacht Club For several past he served on the
House Committee " the club
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,rrrrB From MR.. BLAINE WILL BIZ HEAD

Washington. Jan. IA special car over inc rem
,i p,iIr,,,d will leave here at 3:lj "Wednesday
f,o..,.., for Boston, containing party VINO =" u'eo
., ot,e,d the annual dinner Of the Boston M'I'IH'"'N
Association Thursday evening. The party WIZ '"">'A'
-, MFR RonerJ. the McNcan Minister; Mr. Mehoo''' H.
tt. prazi.n Minister; General Eor'ic'd~'' Wv
Venezuelan Minister: Mr.. Montt the ''n"'''' 49,
chin aud Their wives AMI Representatives - -
,.. nj Michigan and William f. Curtis, oi ''e
p,,.,u II .bc American Republics. Mr.. BUTTONS s"e9
., ,n. request Of Mr. Blaine 10 make spcc'" o'
aoinnncty The Secretary originally agreed to 20 con
,,ir.iy but tine health Of Mrs. Blame VII pm w.
nm lie hns however written a letter "i'''" WIZ ~
read at the banquet
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IL N, LkNELNN SERIOrSLY ILL.

H. W. jenkins. the popular treasurer of the New
York Athletic club. is Sc ously III at his home No l3o
West Eighty-sxth s. Ar. Jenkins was attacked by
grin several weeks ago and II Is feared thdt helrt
1tilnrc NAV result III, friend, in the club fear the
worst W L. Curtis Il the governors Of the club.
" reported seriously III a week ago. hbo iuHS
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GFnRGLI. y. MNNELL

Nrs,uIg. a. ). Jan. Special George l. y.
Nol,u dd saturday nieht NJ ;hc ~" Of seventy
.,.I yae- in "a. ca-ly d. ~ the California gold
over hr v.if thc Pacific coast AMI engaged ~ the
L4n<iug hn>'uoS. ~ years $50 h" returned 10 New
,Irg. Dol, native Iisrc. H. has sister living with
i.t-. trf o. fl. ,.ur. ~ Npl,1l- Nj Mcneil was
.r,.' % California ~ 0tl f. low and Mason.
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Holm l.. C.NEsON.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Iohn T.. Carson, ex-prcSidcat 81
The Chicago and Western Indiana Belt Line Ra!lOad,
cN president Of the Louisville. New Albany and Chi
caCo Railroad died this morning AT the Hotel Metro
pole after Illness which compelled him to retire
from bi,iuc,, two year, aeo. 30 arrangements have
yet been made an regard to tho funeral services
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]. ". CLAEk.

Boston. Jan. 49, ". Clark. Of this city, died at
IFS Skinner home in Pomfct. Conn. yesterday ut the
Of eighty two years. lie was for many years pres
dent Of the Boston ana Montana, Tnmainch and other
mining companies. ard one Of the promoters II
tine copper mining industry II Lake superior. He had
just completed NJ cost Of $50 900 the residence in
which he hiln.
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Lake Geneva Wis. Jan. Specialize. y. Rich
ard-on. president ~ the Bank OF Geneva died last
night Mr.. Richardson came to this place more than
loriy five year, ago and at the mc of his death b"
had been IN the banding business longer than any
other I'm the state. lie eighty years old
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,,,r u-uTTuay,S CONDITION

,..,,or \. J.. Jan. 1.-The condition Of wait " III
~. ro,nans unchanged. lie ate toast lod"l a"'
nla,l 'o .n'ae orange Juice. Walt Whitman Fn~hser
a nephew Of his attendant; was at "'
nots request taken into the sicroom TINS and he
~ ~ ,.n, was laid In the sick mans arms al" ~
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" snip IRDYT ~ BECOELYN.

4 wolAlled house witnessed the performance Of 'ShD
Ahoyr b, j. NJ lIp- comic opera company =; the Lee
Avenue Academy Brooklyn. o-t evening. The music and
INN Of the rrffofmtnce greatly cilOyed ALABAMA
Mil be- uf-.ntd by \. NJ. pImer> uanv neat week
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RICHARD POTTER.

Montreal. Que. J,n. S.-"Ihc Stars London CORE
-pondcnt cables thtC Richard Potter president OF tho
,,r4nd Trunh Railway from 1853 to 1876 aud for
,,,r director II Ilud .ons Pay Comptny. il dead
1r, are q -eSc nty live years.
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the Academy this week ~ 90
The sale OF seats for Nine PATHS first concert
at the metropolitan Opera House began Yesterday
and amounted in the course of the day to several
Thousand dClars. O''
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Religious Notices.

CHURCH or THE ASCENSION. 10th.st. and 5th-aye.
THE NATIVITY" will De sung "wednesday, D. N.
EvANGELISTIC SERVICES every evening in Thirty.
fourth Street Reformed Church, west Of SHAVE Rev.
DR.. STRYKER, Pastor Preaching and singing BY Rev:
FRANK WRIGHT, the Indian Evangelist. cordial
welcome TO all.
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Derrfoot Farm -nu-nEc-. IN t"O-Iouhd packages
trldefrar> foot + Stamped wrapper IN
d M, " mitation>.
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fondled 1t for awhile. saying: son. the dear dear
httle boy hope he may have luck AMI gov into a
good man" s' '''O
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GrxnRl1 AnMsrRoxG s1An1s ren HlMpnoy.

Boston, Jan. A.-Gcncml $. e. Armstrong OF the
Hampton Institute, Virginia. VINO has been i'll IN TINS
citv left the Parker House today for his home in
Hampton lie Will travel in private car fuinshed
by {. l.. Huntington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

OF LIS ..,,
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE or NEW,YoRk;
n \GN IEICtNT COLLIE lIOS OF ANCul III I IAN
DRAWINGS.
SUPERB LOAN COLIECIloN;,
SCULPTURE AND BIAS KEl.llsF
PAINTINn MD WAFER Col.ORS
LIESVu ANENIE ART GALLERIES,
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II doe. Not PAY let n cough continue. stop yours
nov Win Pi-O', cure for Consumption 23c. All drug
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Guetial Notices.

ONCE $50 eM.aye.. corner 2sd-st.. N. Y.