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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
D,yyyP TO p. HoYKfysoy SMITH.

The members Of the Milne Club az No 20 lafayette
p,.e cave dluu.r last evening 10 T. HopkinSon smith
- A. include o, the exhibition 81 paintings "a Wo"tcoofs
c,,i>d ~ Mr. last summer AZ Venice. This OK
b:ou VIII BE- ;l..l Tuesday. Wdr esiay and Thurs
day u.>f als, o. Friday. whch T. tie annual ladies
D,v' ~ the club Bishop Potter pcslled About hN'y
toeub.rs AMI guests sat down 10 dinner Among those
pr,.nt were Th0ma, " wool prr-idrt Of the National
A,,o,ny of Dc-.i aud !. g. H:own, President OF tho
Watr.Co SOclcW; !. Mtiioh 'n"Io'u' ur Kew Ut.
Rai,-ioid Major Hep charlie, d. Hcnhart, Johann
Wo,r " W Appleton. Richard Watson Gildc,. Julian
Kai,h Blcork.r Van Nagencn, Frank IL Scott j mes
stake DAHL =. Appleton. Walter y. Goddard Charles
A. Applron Gilman II. Tucker. John \. Greene. j.
,Ic,,I, i Cadv coin Arm.tlong Henry T. Thomas.
John i.-lsbcu Wake. Wh.m II. McEioy, Robrr.
Brides Charles Dam Gibson Robert Howard Russell.
4. Alexander Smith. Major James b. Pond, Francis l..
unr T. y. Doubirday Henry {. Bforn. George l.
gr.,f Marshall II. Mallory and EJO,rt W Robfrst1n
S,. che, were made by l.. Hopkn.On Smith. Thomas
". Wool j. g. Brown. +. Marion Crawford. Dr. Rains
ford William II. McEIioy, Charles D Kcinhor, MoJo
llrcp ami Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
CHRISTMAS BRACKETS" IL THE SCHOOLS.

the santa Claus racket held yesterday h'oFhh :
NJ Grammar school No. A.. a. AmaterdnIi'aNc. "h"
Cnc-huudrts, nd-twcnty -ninthst. wa p'ooaDN "'
most interesting Of all Of yesterdays school c'ie'''
dion, ri. .xor.lscs were opened by the sch>ialS'
vlo sang Christmas songs aDd carols. 1h'h iol""'"
q drjr by thc awkward squad, Ia costume Sah''
Cinus I'm the person OF Edward W. sun, then ehl"'u
santa Claus made humorous speeches ana d'st'i""oN
every variety Of car-spitng Instruments Inc ~
o, ,,.. civcn IA the BOYS, and "rack'i' similar
10 that OF a boiler factory began selections N'''
riv.o bv the Hebrew orphan Asylum Band Inc
entertainment ended with tie farce ~ hea'''
Wanted ,,.
Christina. racket was INDUCED in Yesterday
or,,oon by III. male grammar department OF """Oa
-ld No ." In IIudson-st IN" rNcIci'eS WI ni'a
by the entire school salutne thc nag uru n,,r
the Star Srangled Banner y o.t "s,d ni,cs
corsisting Of songs. rccitaons, solos cs's T a 49,
SolInvcd and presents were distributed IN wv!
81 tho king-st grammar school went on Nh,la.inn'
racket" Yesterday, and enjoyed tLemseN,s n ,
, nrocramme consisting Of songs. due'A' rcci'ns ,
and secretion, by the Columbia orchestra WIS Si"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
.yTSTICE LAMAR or MS JOGRtEY.

HI EEtoVIRs From DANGEROUS, no IRA.
TION ~ ATLANTA pOLITi ~ SFECrfiT1O&.
Atlanta Ga. Dec. 23.--Assocint" Jlri.c" anar len
Atlanta TIL, afternoon Tor Macon. wA'f b" VIII
,p.id the holidays with hi- wifc's family II" had
severe aud dangerous attack Of scknc her. md for
a tine was thought 10 De- dying. lie Is Improved In
health bm f. s'.ll iar from being w'll nan. Ills
condition Is 40, such, However 10 Great" my niarm
IT least for the present
Wa hngion. Dec. 23.-ih' ucws which roIhd Wa ID
incion from Atlanta Ca. Of tAr p>tration of justice
Lamar al that ciy while his way 10 If. old HON"
IN Mississippi creates surprise nnong bis friend,
I'm Ibis city who acquainted with i' real con
dnDn. II {; learned on the b-t authority that Jui-
lice Lamar j. la advanced stage % BriliS di ease
Before he left Washington lac suffered n severe con
vul,ion. a, tbc result ol urarmc poisoning nn1 WAS
unconscious Tor thwc-Qiartcr' OF an Ao'. None ol
his friends her" would be much sirrpri II were he
never 10 resimc hi journey 10 thc 'oIih.
Naturally this sttc OF affair has been already lie
subject Of quiet pcculatOn In pliicA circles ana
has caused some anxiety among thu Democratic
leaders who hope for prolonglon ~ tIc III" ol
Nic Distinguished Invalid unt after Marcel next. IN
order that the vacancy That may result Oh hc supreme
bench may hr flcf by The appointment vi Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

,rorcrrq , ri. late residence 100 Madison ave-, De.
cember o. Daniel {. Bodgett, in the '''' S'"' Vi nv
ESe,a services a, his late residence, Saturday Decem'
,n ssT 2i9' in at w i9 ia M Cemetery.
pRowN-On Friday morning, December 23a, harry w"
Of : paa M p be held sunday DecemSs,
18th at 80 o'clock at the residence OF Ms p'o
Reisyc and friends respectfully invited to attend
cARpEyTFR-N Newburg, " Y, THURSDAY p, ne oss
ed suddenly. Aida }. Carpenter daughter Oh ''o '''
Beniams Viii be held at her late residence dac
Monsqomeryst saturday, December 2ith al o'io'~
FARNHAMsuddcny Pssss 81 j. ;Se on , year u
Funeral services at his late gesds1ee csmhr s 18Th
ca r2s,as Viii meet Ere Railroad train ssSng foot q
ChaInbers-st at p m, ana 1907 VI "''' '
Ih IL 'ii at convenience Of family =, ,ooo
suddenly Friday o morning Tn,r Of p he's ase %
Notes Of funeral hereafter. ,-,,...
n.sd hSF ns sd s in T tho s
age May L. aa,in widow Of the late A stcn
Services pd d1 viii be- he'd sa Mon
day the 26th. at halfpa't 10 a. ID. o, ., ,., lat.
Hy we.y s sSrnas Nary
William sS w. s.' at her late residence Monday morning.
pS az 10 SS and friends respectfully invited
salt Lake CITY vffn q" MS Tgtt t
byterian Chapel. Port JerNi'' n y
RReYAt her late residence 70 West Ioths sn Thurs Is
day. december 2ed. Adene, wife Of "iIlia" hurry
her stth ysT az the house on Sunday December e5h.
OF p. m. -, x,,-.,. 7, Iudso,
in he Goth year Of his age asrce .,s IexinctonAve,.
Funeral services ut MS la'e fesue"Se' "
= on sa5Tri pIiyd a. : p H.
nsa snSs a a'i : at aSafSsi
Of y yS% II. y ste Ns Hs,dGc on SATURDAY
2p m ,u avail, the arrival at Moutsalr Of p 80 ,raa
Cafdaes ,rayst Shfistopher.st. II 3d. D., L. and W.
rp II; M OF convenience Of family.
| MoORrIon December %, Aletta, A., widow OF 'a"'''
na esgRy p sas Ah fs aI!sns
ave- on saturday, December -, at 10 q. NJ a..
oLIPHANT-rn Hoboken, Joseph r. oliph'nt' In Inv
| 18th year Of his age .. .os,,erco No %, Bloom
Se ON Monday az MS peSembe 2Si
| InteiInent convenience Of family - ~ 1-,s
day morning december god, Charles g. Ie'i' oged Cd
Funeral service, at his residence Saturday the 24'
Tain Lave az Grand Central Station Harlem DlvsiOn a
c,acS AZ souers Centre station arrival OF train
VAN vLIETN staatsburg " on weaa da1Ht.r 81
fSm1 eI Pot luz and a9 May Rass Van vt the
sn ya Gm Sf st Jos. Church Hyde Saturday.
w>Tsoy-At Jcr.ey civ. r. j., on Thursday. Deeembe,
o. 1892, Bcriah A. Watson, NJ d. in the o''h year VI
natss and the family ar are TssEseyS o nvea a
Summitave. jersey City, on saturday December 2i'n'
| at IL o'clock a. m. -, w.
| wuEELER-on Friday morning. December 23d Tenn
| rsr,nce A. Wheeler aged 02 years - q, ,..,on no.
Inneral her late residence, fol
New. York saturday, D. n
| Interment a Hauppaugc, Sunday.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ed 1892. Catharine WInant "osi;
on eldest daughter OF the late Capt Aoiaham " a"u
| Rebecca WOglom =, .o..i sor,,co n, he,
atn ,aSldencc Dol West 14,t-st, Monday, December
1a, term ItV at Woodroe, Staten Island p m.
| v..,.. ror,,erv m the Harlem Railroad IS minutes
om me Grand Central Depot New Depot a. en'sne'
| GnIcn1 tod st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
GueelaI Notices.


II any benevolent ncllned lhdIN uua.S , ui 10 ns
b snpropr.aely worhiy test.wea ana Nh ,Ime -,
OS their attention u IT, NON. IT
w Eriendes. ~ goth and % East -'lh s'r'c"
ne, yesu an and Madison avenues IN thia vS q, ,ha
IA, Iouc Il the long Established Institution OF .e
American female Guardian Society, when T. on, qi ,9s
%nru nde,t charities. HAVING now racheu us
ar II is work mainly for the rescue Oh poor iriena
ess SUM- ring children. who are hcre hones in
h rnfry where they 0dop,ed and trained ff use'
fulneSS. -, ~. ho,, .ocovod and srl
. ~. - a. With uuict diligence. Nearly two hun.
% .c ~ md Girls are now inmates OF the Home
Ihe home ao has IN charge twelve lndustral Scnools
M ,be noorest localities city. with reglstry "
$50 aud an OF 2252 children too DESTITUTE 70
'To sustain properly the Home and its Twelve schools
requires u large outoy. We have no endowKsn., ais
therefore urgently needed for the work .,,
u-ovisons and clothing Will be thankfully received
parcels will bo sent for receipt Of address Donations
may sent to tho Treasurer Mrs Sarah ~ stone -
East 29th.st. -. 49,. ....,,.. ,,.u,
n there is anywhere cood work 10 claim attention nom
hcstOw, this II certainty one lnaS
deserves notice. In behalf u managers. . ~
~''N'' N. l.. HOrGUTON, Pres,
: 4. STONE, Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
10Y AT THE FIVE POINTS MISSION.

The Five Points Mission gave q Christmas enter
lanment for the children OF It's grammar department
and Ms Sunday school last night al No. 63 Parhst.
The exercises began AT 80 p m. There We're about
100 persons present. The entertainment opened WITH
the singing OF Christmas carols. and then cam" some
solo music by some members OF the school
Suddenly santa Clans appeared on me p'auoim'
having como through a fireplace which had been
hung many stockings After making an address 10
the children and commencing their conduct during t'c
year. he placed his heavy Christmas bag on inc pla'
form and revealed his real self. 1t wa" benjamin
=. Ieonard the clerk of The mission. Enn'e 'u''T
tundle Lad been hcapcd upon tho platform oy many
Kind friends OF the mission, and barrels oi apple.
sranEes and nuts stood near BY MI Hco"''' "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
Pnsf Office Malice.

(shouc be read daily by all Interested. as changes
"' ers for foesn countries reed not be specially al
dressed for dlspatth by any plrtcu,t snamer eNscps
mera GosSneSt, lie ter no. sp cy oGire, bsTs
sent by he tastes: yes'GIs av S 2ele. no,o. o. m
clog HBHy in al so 80 as tor for f E%p e. Slo% cal
a nc VIA Ste for Para and no@Hco nst be- rect
lsaa SSrs mus; BE- dss'd r eS 2. $3.50
e1 IT. sor mus. st BE- per rsoalaas 50
rs must be cS SStd ra. r ssadas@ ncasn at blr
a aS%HJ Ms3loo s1' state VIZ dreesd
rocae and curacao also savanla via curscoe per
3 dr s ;iss s! ?'a:' m $: %Ss
80 p M for SsRS hayt' st. Domingo and Turks
ca:S Il, hsa s5 Sc e. r Psa, and and s. u:
t s. Pn.ca Sf s. sf Tsas ps
at ,,o % Z of for Costa h'' via Lm0n per
Nails hsN1S sSs Island: gs; ship Trqgis nlrd
So Mails for China s1a paa
%sF'nS aS" so a. Sd%z
u "a. ; ;s;; ;s.'. {,
HSsas sS h 3 .sasS;; is@ % +
q ' 81 ri ss e ff * sas sn BY e;
s Ss d1 AHA a ha b. o MAJ. Go MqseS
tampa fla and thence by steamer sailing Mondays.
= M M Mails for Mexico overland, miess specially
ad1yessed for Dispatch by steamer close this once
oa rams Pacific mails forwarded san Fr,nci.co
% and tine schedule Of closing f. arranged the nr,.
Sumption Of their unnte rupted overland transit san
i,,ncisco Malls from the Fast arriving at San
francisco on dav Of selling Of steamers dispatched
thence the came day
~ pcgi.tpred mall closes at y. m. previous day.
rN,,, Supplementary Mails are opened on the piers Of
Firrch ard German Il ut the hour ~
lsng Of Supplementary Mats NJ the po tofice which
remain open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour OF SAIL
INK " ~ CORNELIUS VANCoTT 20 tnasteh
Postoflcc, New. York n. Y. December TO- 1S92
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
JAMES PIfELAN

san Francisco. Dec. 23-james Phelan, che caphalS'
ono ~ tho hos, known California pioneers died this morn
In, after an nnc.s Of several days. He was porn 81
r,nt,town Queens County ireland. In 1921 and came 10
the United states when boy. He engaged In business
&c various times in Philadelphia Ncwor'ahS anu III '''
time OF tho cold fever 1919, shipped large cargo OF gen
era, NE chandlsc from New York to California. coming nm
self On the schooner Elyer7do. lie shipped the hr't cary
q, wheat from California 10 Great britain lie estap'sh'u
tho nrst National bank in this city ana suDsePu'"'S "
canlzed and became president Of The American Con
actnu and Dredging Company, formed In 1S,2 to Or
tho Panama Canal Mr. Phelan also engaged IN NUMBER
~ other undertakings OF magnitude lie leaves an e'a'
valued at several millions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
4 BENEFIT FOR JUSTICE o'RmI1Y.S FAMILY.

An entertainment, the proceeds ~ when VIII DE-
given 10 rhc widow and young children 81 fo"'c
Justice Daniel ORcny will b" given at Nib"lo b
Garden tomorrow cvcsng. The tichcts II adlnis u
are - each and iic best seats IN the ti'arc viii be
given H. r.a.c who ate the frs TO arrive Many
tickets have air, ady been sold. and the AFFAIR prom
scs to be success Among Hose who VIII take par
are Nil Hlanclc Walsh Robert lIillmnn. Miss Laura
Burt Mss FCS,ic West, J. ". Kcrly. Ernst Jarr9Id'
Miss Maggie Cline Miss Bonnie Thornton Ward ana
Yoke. J. Bernard Dylhn, Miss Nina Walsh. john
H. Kelly, Mark LyWb. Minnie Shult2 ana Jane,
Thornton. Tony Pastor Is chairman 81 the amusement
comm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
cslyRRayiNG PILGRIM MOTHERS DAY
DINNER OF THE NEw-YoRK CITY woMANs SUI
rGAGE LEAGUE.


n, Ne,, Yor, CITY Woman's suffrage League gave
. PILGRIM Mothers Dinner Yesterday, al -''o p
m Il Ja,g,r's. Mad5on-ave. AMI tllty-hin'"S'' Inc
,,, ', en-. d,pne- was to commemorate the achieve
monte susernr and patient endurance Of the fllgnm
p,n,Lsrs and December % was CHOSEN by tue league
~ the dav OF celebrations because II Is r'cAoo mat
ou that date the Pilgrims actuaHS 'a""'" NUN 'ic
Nnyaower Many prominent "oni'' were ple'en'
among Them being descendants OF "o"''rhe"r Mor'i'
Iohn U,rlond Edward Wnsow. john MaSne"' ko'cft
,,,,nr.ton Isul Revere, John and Abigail Adams
IN rd,ynrds and William samuel Johnson
g., rtma Dayc.eux Blake, . president Of
49, league r,Vc the first toast /" The
IYlortm Mothers Following are the other toasts and
.,s.kers: lIeroines and Martyrs Mrs. Elizabeth
radv Stanton: The Landing OF the FOrcmOthers,"
tho Roy Anna It. shaw The Pilgrim Fathers and
Their sons Mrs Isabella Beecher Hooker, Pioneer
IIeroines.- MIS-. Carrie Lane Chapman, and g Women
Iowy.,., Mr.. Cornca Il. Hood. Mrs. Charlotte +.
DAILY read an orinal poem. " The Song OF the Golden
POD aud Mr.. Helen r. Goldsmith and Miss Julia
MAY NJ The speakers were heartily Hpplaudel.
and the dinner wis most enjoyable one Among
those pro sent were Mrs. Doca {. GOss, Mrs. Esther
Herman Mis- Hannah Allen, Mrs Emily L. Wake
man. Mrs Wlnfrci f. Judge, Mrs. Carrie F. Lowell,
Miss Theresa I,arcalow, Mrs. f. Il. Gran
MIS- editor Of "The Church Union: Mrs. Jennie
VI. Io7icr. president OF 5oross Mrs Oliver summer
T.al Mrs Matilda r. Wendt. Mrs. Emilio Puig, Mrs.
Leonard j. BJsby. Mrs. Niclnto Cairo. Mrs. Edward
=. CLancc Mrs. James /. s,cor, IT, Mrs. Philip
Carpenter, Miss Bertha Kaisch. Miss I. " kasch ard
yrS sally Morris Cory descendant OF touverneur
Norris. Letter, Of regret were received from Mrs.
Si,an Il. Anthony. Mr.. Flora Adams Darling, MIS-
\ arv seymour Howell. Mrs. Elizabeth Ak"rs Allen
Nr, Charlotte Emerson Brown and Mrs. Jean HrooKS
Grccnlcal. eo.t,
| Among the socioties represented were sorosls'
Colonial Danes, daughters Of the American kevou-
aon. Daughters Of the Revolution 6 60imnp.n
Womrns Pr,s, Club Ccclian Of Brooklyn Ileaith
Protective Association Society OF Political Stuay
Womcn's Christian Temperance Union ana th' hafiop
, |. -l1llnfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
4 rETST COMPiYY 10 AID CORPORITIONS.

The organization OF the Corporation Trust Company Of
Nc,, Jersey was completed thursday night In Jersey
city by Dnl Chandler seymour. lawyers. Of No. 81
Of 300 OOO which Will De ncna,ed II Geo COO
and it, Offices Will be- temporarily Grand and reenc
Il, jersey city The company wnl the agent
ana trustee corporations organized under the laws OF
N.wJrrS.y but actually doing business outside ~ H.
The require all corporations organized there %
have an oncc ana 70 have person in Chnee
OF that Office during business hours Tho company
VIII enable them comply with This law BY furnishing
office with all the facilities for holding meetings. and
trnsictng such the law requires IN the State
f. vii also register guarantee their stock and do
general trust company business The charter Of the COM
uany also allows agent for nonresident cor
pluers shall be within the The importance
~ tae new conlany be realized when IL Is iemcn-
bercd that the courts Of several States have decided that
Nccrsoy corporat0ns which DO strictly comply with
TINT state are shielded by their charter and that
the sto ,oders and officers copartners and can be-
held f,r the oi tie corporation Allan McDermott
Chairman II the Democratic state Committee Is president
- The new compmy; Henry white. United states Dis
,rc N,orncv l. viccpr-dent John McAncrnoy. pies!-
eot ~ the seventh National Bank OF this city, Is treas
urer and Vincent Lamarche, Of Brooklyn is secretary
The decfor. are Governor Albeit Charles Kelsey,
sccr,tarv ~ state: Allan McDcnuo;i. Henry s. White
John McAncrney James H. OH, Charles King. Vincent
IT, Ianarrhc ard T. u. jordan. Besides The directors
named IN, ~ are other prominent men. whose names
are for the present withheld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
POOR CHILDREN RECEIVE PRESENT.

Another instance OF quiet charity on the part o.
several wealthy people of this CITY was revealeu yes
terday, when lwenty-cne poor children ghhefea III
the tenenenthouse districts By TIE society fo9 t'l'
y,evenfion Of Cruelty to ChiliIea were taken 20 the
home OF prominent Newlo-k woman and mana
somely entertained. On their departure each c!hi1
received o Christmas present and suit OF clothcs
sp.rintcndent Jenkins declined 10 give the name of
The Woman. Several other parties OF children VIII
lie III en- by membors Of tire scce'y within tha next
few DAYS To the homes OF other beneiact9fS ana
receive substantial tokens OF their iriendiness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
MEIICANs M4RRIED BY 4 HOBOhE" 'oS4i'H

Jujio dc Garibau aged thrty-ons years. ana Me',
codes de Carmona. aged twenty-six. were nariiei
Yesterday by Justice seymour. Of Hoooken lnes
said they came nom the City of Mexico anu VT
stavnq at the Victoria Hotel, newborn CHN' my
bride said she had recently been divorced pu' "ou'
Give no further Information, DoT say why 'heS came
C. tInhotcn "a he married. The couple were accom-
ror,ed by two lawyers. one was ;. NJ Provost VI
NJ a, broadway New-Iork. who made the a TI,s
ments for the marriage and The oticr WI ns, n,i
H,nosn OF no :I41 East One-hundr ana sAtct nIh-
- New York who acted interpreter III; D''ue
,room being unable 10 speak Enehsl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
DEL SALE STUDENTS MAKE MERRY

The annual Christmas greetings o. Oh" students oi
tho DE La sale institute, fifty-eiehtl,t. ana sixth
AVE. 20 their parents and fhend' were gwen ia't
evening in the hall OF the institute. IN" exercises
,,e.n,l n, addresses by the students, songs by the
he La sale choir. and music by tho u" La Hhli"
Orchestra. Albert J. Mcclure spoh" about christ
mas Greetings" william a. Montague about N ON
"; snherrS: John j. COnucn On "Archbl,lpp
In,hosH: JDspph VI. KcOgh on The Sacrirgr Joseph
r. eNcpook Of "renny-on' j. Il: fh.mr On ~
uiorror.t's Belt and Timothy A. Mccarthy on ~
Plea for the Catholc Prcsa."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
, p,Jzr.pEBArr At The CITY COLLEGE.

TIA oleventh shepard Debate between tho Cuonian
~ phnnocosman Literary Societies OF the College OF inc
C a, New.York was held in the chapel OF the eoiie2'
ls, evening The prize was won BIZ the Nonan soc''''
W., ,hion, - debate was: "Rcs. lvcd That We Favor
.,a, ovnorship and Control Of Railroads. a.
Onnoscd 10 the Present system"
Tho debatcrs were Louis Levy 'o3. and Hcnlamh ",
ps,s, ,o, for the Coaan, aud John D. Ilaney o. ana
Wul,om ITirsh '9i. 70 Phrenoccsmians Inc prize e'o
o,ded by the referee Robert c. Alexander 70 Penla-
70 :. paskusz OF the Cl.onls. In the course OF the
evening there vera also Rotations musical selections oad
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

more than an hours work In calling OF the long i''
OF school children Each little one his name was
called marched up the platform and received
package, ana passing by the apples. oranges ana
nuts received his portion Of them.
Mrs.. g. Van AIKEN. the principal OF the day school,
and j. H. Hart attended to IN" distribution.
Among the visitors were Mrs. j. 4. Currier, Mt
and Mrs J. y. owen. Miss VI. Knight and Mrs. v .
II. Rogers Some Of the officers OF the mission present
j. W. clllcck, acting superintendent; Mrs J.
llOSttn. Mrs. J. II. Thompson, Mrs. John Reid, MISS
T. y. 1ruslOw and Mrs stephen Merritt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
ru,o sOryENIRS ~ 4 NIGHT.

"a, Goodwin gave his ntteth performing" IN ~ "Eae'
-, -, tho Fifth Avenue Theatre last night Ihe
ouvcni~ va, a PERPETUAL calendar in the form OF
,,,s face with the appropriate cap the names OF IN"
. a., an, a,vs bcin. print movable ribbons pccec
r, ,bc DIV Of the week would appear IN the rivht
~ m, day u the month I'm the leIt eye anu inc
name Of the month IN tho mouth.
A. the Casino last night tte sworu . copy u wv
80 -. Niss Marie Tempest In The Fencing Mas
"r wa. given a. q souvenir Of the l0oh performance
Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

Charleston :. c.. Dec. 93.-Charles Kichad'on MIS-
,., no.. ms Morning lie bora August j. ISL
600, ,-oduatcd with first hon0rs from Charleston 'o"sc
trnty years later admitted to the b'r IN ls''' a"i III
si became partner Of Isaac W. Hayne OF inc u,S',''
rufshd South Carolina family Of that name. III eo-
became AttoTncy.GenciO Of The Sao' '"u W. ~, ,i,
,,,.. ,,,,cr Gov the Confederate states. lie look
an active par, In bringing about the political reNou'o ~
ls-G and was member Of The convention VIII" "ol,'
na,ed Wade Hampton for Governor In le'- nv "I a.
elected Attorncy.Gcncfal Of the STATE anu was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

Illnnorc Dee. 20 l>pccla!l- Extensive improve
mont. VIII De- made ~ the Woman's college here 10
,'o,,,nodo,, the Increasing number a siudcnt The
institution +, now being paroni7cG by young women
from every stat, in IN" tnlon and has lecome n
formidable rival of Yaeslr. The trustees have nc
ccp,cd plans ior another building. 1t Will cost about
s,.o COO and viii accommodate seventy young women.
President Gouchci. who has given fortune = the
college aid today that the institution now hal
~ OoO 900 Invested I'm buildings and furniture. and
! 81 900 900 mere will probably be- expended befor,
to aim OF Is foundcrs Is accomplished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
lor1s JAyrs. The Acroa. TO BE mrRrD

Philadelphia, Dec. ga license TO marry was
i,sncd here to-day 10 Louis l.. james. tie actor. now
performing at the Walnut street Theatre, tbs city,
who f. TO become the husband Of Miss Alhe Hen
dricas. Mr. james who Is now starring jointly VIII
Frederick Warde. married some years ago to Marie
Wainwright. and for some time they played together
In snakcspeares roles. They aiterwaid separncd cach
heading a company. After while IL was Announced
that the two were divorced. Mis- iicndrd, Is "a
member Of the Warde-Jamcs Company. and his been
paying tic minor parts Of Marco "a page IN Fran
r,sca" aud F!ancheita In Il" The LIONS MOnth.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
LOIIN TOWNSEND.

Hamilton Ont Dee. o3-John Townsend, a veteran
,ragod,n f. dead He was Lorn In England In lSlo
In 1857 he was elected a member OF Parliament Tor
Greenwich. While holding this place he h'd some
financial difficulties and resigned his seat Then he wen,
on the stage In 1864 ne came to this country ana
,o-rcJ I'm the United states Canada. About twelve
wears ogo he retired and came - Hamilton
rherA he llNcd Mntll his d.aih.