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IJIEI.

rrET on Wacay osio9 y a. at At h IaH Sc~
~ oar La o. 1ooi Council o'' Fu'hai"a'e'' DOoA'
cqcHA Graf N l. on FI1 aSH G G Wed MISs% Of
Coo. t. Cock AMI daughter Of the late Benjamin ana
S.sn an ,a q hsF &c IcilTsG at 80 p H.
Intrrment AZ convenience 4 th" fmily.
Train raves l.. |. city at l o'clock
i rida.r omit +" r %S'.r"s
GOTTEN Er-suddcnlv Charles rowndes Cottonct. near
ncE-r Long Island IN the s2d year Of h o age
inlay. octolcr 18th, at 10 a. m.
taatiS.ton south carolina, papers please copy
pLNNIN-on wedgcdsy 6 3CtoGrr l2'h' ls''' Grace
ra,S' End icId. ~ ths ani1 ar Invited attend
fa~i r'e' &C '' I.a'' o atd a T" Ut1ber
ij,h a / o'clock p.
III aT 9 D on Be T%id4 H Of %a GS0t Dc
Relatives and friend, nyd to attend The funeral ser
vices, to held at her late residence; 3O5 south ON:
T., on Thursday evening october 18Th at hah'IaSt 7
into ,c MG@ N sc aGrpIo o9ioa at p gGt
roncra .cT,ccS Nil be- held at Episcopal Church
orange. y. j. Friday, the ith Inst at 80 j. NJ.
E"kER>ON sud- My, on Thursday. james Eckerson' in
Funeral 'cricc at hi, late residence, ~ West 45thst.
roLEY-,udiory. on Monday. October 10th, at Buffalo.
G 9ag from h o re,dn esi WE t i5otb. snsur.
day morning October 5n. t6ence to All saint, church;
l2'.-t and Mad'onaNe; Hhete r'aY'e len, mass VIII
q and iP' " S poe @ Of P ls nSa az V NJ Sl0'A
FRASER Thursday, October 18th, 1872 Isabella, wifi"
Of John Fraser. ,o
Funeral services to be- held her late residence 223
So.th 9th-.t. brooklyn f. ID, on saturday, October
l5'h. ~ : p. M.
Intcruent at convenience OF family.
uAII.-ln Providence. Il. l., october l3, Peias Hall.
Notre Il nnf nal hereafter
HOFFMAN, suddenly October llth 1892. Jole {.
Koornann ci - daughter Of Peter and the late Anna
rincal r,. az the residence father. 42s Lcnox.
ave Frll evening. october lin, at 80 O'Clock.
i. lttito, anil freid. invited
iiatc ''a' in Greenwood saturday morning.
LOTGi-O Thursday. ortobcr 18TH at his residence.
~ Iarasc Dcorse Forbc, Loush, in the dsh year Of
Noucc Il funeral hereafter
PERRY on Thursday october 18th. 1892 in this citv,
Slrah Perry widow Of James Perry, formerly OF Will
service, private a. h.r h,c residence 3?7 wst 42dst,
Friday evening. october tn. at 80 Oclo x.
lntoru.cnt At conNr nirncc ~ laniY.
CTINAN-At san Bcriadno al. on Thur GAY October
Gth. Julia Wickh1n. WI" Of Henry j. Quinan, and
d,ught r ~ Daniel II. W khan, ~ This city.
S\Yf.fS- .piv IN i ooklyn. THURSDAY. October
l.th l-o2 Howard Paul Sayus. con Of Gilbert b. and
Margaret \. S,yrr-, AGED l. months
Funeral Jamaica. l.. H. saturday, october 10 at D. m
>uANNoN-On O,totcr It'll 1892. DR.. Andrew shannon.
Hauau. Ntr, inferred WOOlawn w dnesdiy. l2th inst
TuOKr- NJ staten Island. Wednesday, October l3th.
Anc, W,usloN, daughter u the late An-re" AMI Abby
Tho d. = New lOrk. .
NrW. url.htol. Fritav at O'Clock.
Intcrmrnt % Fnirii'll, Connecticut
VINCENT-Egbc.t Nnoeat, 30 years Of age, Tuesday.
r,rrIa nom hi, lato residence Armenia y. Y. Friday
Or;obrr ltth, at 10 O'Clock a. ~
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NRs HARRIsOy'S CONDITION LITTLE CHANGED.

Washington Oct. l3-Durtng tho day Nirs. harn-
son rested quietly. and tonight DR.. Gardner reports
that there has been practical change In her con-
don. While she is growing weaker each day as the
disease advances. stil the change Is 50 slight s 70
be hardly perceptible and though she is no better.
there is nothing to make her condition any more dis
couraging than It yesterday or has been during
the week. she still takes nourislnent In moderate
quantities. Tho Presidents private secretary, Mr.
Ialfod says there is foundation for the sensational
reports current yesterday, and the family apprchend
immediate change for the The complca-
tions which existed at Loon Lake are no longer
present. and unless they should return the case 1t
is expected, will prove to be different in no way from
that of any other patient afflicted with tubercular
disease.
The President spent the greater part OF the day
at the bedside OF his WIFE, denying himself 10 Callers
This morning Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Dimmick had .
few visitors, with whom they remained short time.
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. Ms Annie Yeanlans was unable 10 play in "squatter
Sovereignty at lIarrican Theatre last nght ana mares
Mccarthy appeared a. the Widow Nolan in her place Inc
popularity Of this the fact Of being the uhuer
study for woman. John Walsh played Mr.. McCarthys
part
Carmenclta made what announced as her last APP
pcarance here at Chckerng Hall last evening She was
assisted by Bsnch Fiorio Andres Anton joaquin Garcia
Lewis E.plns Antonio Grau and u. Gannln Only
small audience was present
new attraction at Roster Balls last night was the
eccentric duett!'ts NJ. and Nine. Beiat' Iney daheeu
and sang anusrgy and we'll received by the usual
largo audience Miss Vanoni sick last night and did
not app
Grand Marshal Martin T. McManon and his stan VIII
attend in body gifts Performance on the lApntahs
at the Union Square Theatre General McMahon mas IN
formed Carl aud Rocncd that he ana the stan
members representing the different States VIII witness
"Candy" The house will be decorated In honor OF the
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1Hr nv. AlrmR T. rIEESoy's VIEWS

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir. Ny attention Las been called to published
statement purp0rtng 10 come from the Rev. X. :.
Macarthur. -. d.. Of New York C!ty. ~ to my Views
and my connection. present or prospective, with the
MclrOpOlilan Tabernacle Of London.
A. TO 20 much Of that publish statement ~
concerns me personally. | can only say that II was
l,a,cd on no conference with Whatever or any
knowledge OF my real convictions. Indeed, III" insin
uatlon that / have Tor year, he'd view, incon,isj
rnt with my lifelong position. minister OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church aud hive not had the manlincs'
or courage or consistency avow Them Is 80 grave
an impuation that canuO. believe DR.. Mac Arthur
could be correctly reported Would II not be well
befcr, giving currency In the public press to shch
for them than the rmorS gathered from the friends
o "A man Of whom such serious accusations are maze !
do not re gnrd the Church of my fathers - having
any monopoly OF truth, ~ being inlnlhblc IN III
INTERPRETATION OF scripture: but have get failed 20
md any Christian body that represents ut once more
cnnformlty TO apostolic doctrine and practice. and
NOR, Christian charity toward h9s, who hold heient
convictions AnlilNh - i'H"'V''
philadelphia. october l. l-9'.
tAs the manuscript of the sermon TO which DR.
piers,n takes exception was kindly cent 10 II
Tribune reporter at his request, b. DR.. Macarthur
himself, the structures seem hardly just. Rclorc
c,sting reflections on an unknown reporter it
would have been more charitable 10 ask DR.
Macarthur if he had been correctly reported
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vi Blaine spent quiet day yesterday. ~ his own
desire at Orhlr Farm In the morning j" read the
newspapers and sro,d about the larm. In the after
noon VII. Reid took him behind pair Of trotcr' for
f,ur-mr drive over the country roads In the
vicinity. This led through rrrlche-tcr, Rye and a
part Of Harrison Township. In he evening he met
~ dinner 1homr, II. Carter chairman Of Oh" National
Republican Committee, Mr. NcComa,. secretary y; the
Hon lame. : GARRISON chairman Of The National Re
rldlcau Executive Committee. Cornelius BIS. treas
urcr together with Joseph il. Marley, OF Maine, ANA
H. -. Milis Of hi, city.
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Iicbia Compnny'- Extract Of Beef.
MARRIED..
Incomparablv superior TO all worthless limitations

MNswGRTH CoXTon dnGiay % 'G % E Il. ss opo
formerly inspector OF buildings, OF THIS city by ule nes
Dr. Lgertt Of the second Presbyterlan .hurh hVih'
Wv Grace Esterbrook Coke to George 1. Alhs"oru'
Observation-Disclosures Plymouth thurchi nio 1
"Wednesday evening october y, DY inc itfN; "
LYMAN Abbott Paulline Bclineer and fIkabem Dwight
daughter Il IoS. ter W. Raymond. OF BrOoklyh'
HEOWN-STENENS-A North Conway y H., on Octo-
Der IOth. by the Rev. William 'ieer louis, NV oo'u
daughter II Albert oallatn stevens oil THIS city, 10
ElWOod 4. Brown.
III RGESS-RU * ELL-cn THURSDAY. October l3h at tc
First Pr, -by trlian Church ct Montcair ~ J by tho
Rev Dr. Duncan, J,an Russell to Charles l." burgess.
both OF that city.
W Gnosday October 1o, the resi-
dence Of the bride. mother. Pof Rchmondl Statrn
Island bv the Rev Pascal Narrower. May, danghIei OF
MIR, c. Tintor to W Ham II. Busk.
MISREPRESENTATION TUESDAY, October lin at the
Iir-t PRESBYTERIAN Church. passaic, " j.. MI stephen
T0cardus Mcr,ei, Miss Minnie Clinton Baker.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the 10Th inst, at the Church
~ orr saviour Longwood. Boston. by the HeN;
r. II Howe assisted by the Rows Augustine Ahoiy ohd
William Lawrence Dr. Aueu-tu. IhoindiAe 10 Allce'
dmphter Of d.. Robert ArOry, ~ Boston.
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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$50 members will hold rousng rally at their rooms
Tuesday evening. October IS
The regular meeting OF the william nenhel l"''o
lean Battery VIII he held this evening at hea1quaFefs
NJ. AZ SccOnf-aNc.. oclock N'""c'S ''N0'''
ing vii receive uniforms ard epuil ne1t'
The Italian republicans Of tn lld Assembly DISTRICT
will hold a meeting tonight at No 400 Fcari''l.
The XVIIth and XVIIIth Assembly District k'p"o
Italians will hod a meeting MondY evening A.
so. $50 West Forty lfth-st.
The Italian Republicans of the XVIII Assembly
District will hold meeting Tuesday evening at NO 20
Il.t Onehundred and. seYenth.st.
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ncrlx MIL CONFLICTS SlGyED.

Washington, oct. Northumberland Wana
maker To-day signed contrnc;s with the International
Navigation Company for 0ccnn mall service between
New Yorl, ana Antwerp. IN american ships 81 not
les, thIn = 300 ton, register, can; at southampton
ana Boul0gne. r. comply with Ia" terms Of 'E"
contracts will require the construction OF i've new
ships IN addition TO the CIty OF Paris and tie city
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TO ATTEND JOHN II. CIMP'S FUNERAL.

Chairman william Brookned. Of the Republican State
Committee yesterday appointed a delegation from that
iody attend the funeral OF ex-Coneressman John H.
Camp which takes place 40 Lyons this afternoon com.
posed follows: James w Waisworth. John r. Park.
hurst. John NJ Scatcherd w. j. Glenn and George w.
Aldridgc.
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Political Notires.

Political Net nners, portraits, uniforms and equip
torches lanterns,
prices. Political Banner and Equipment Co.. +6 Vessyt,
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Gpcrial Notires

GRAY Hair DARKENED BY DIR: HAYs'S HAIR
HEATH. REVIEWS COLOR, BEAUTY Best Hair Food
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MISS rADErS GOES TO PHILADELPHIA.

Mss Emma Va ,er. who was 10 ave le-un Ter eas,n
as leading woman OF Joseph JcncrSons company III
" Rim Van Wrinkle" ut the star Theatre last Mohaay
NIGHT has been sick ever since she arrived III Town
Ia, week. and on Wednesday she was taken 10
Philadelphia where she Is now, at the home OF her
father Exaggerated accounts OF her sickness were
published last week. she IS suffering from acute
hysteria. she attended here By Dr. r"i'p
Ollnn!on who Is one Of the physicians OF the Aeors
Fund and he said Yesterday that with proper resi-
and treatment he believed that Sh" would soon DC
able to resume her work on the stage
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NOl'FS OF THE STAGE.

Of New.Yorl now in service, costing between $4,000
600 and $4,000. 900.
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Approved for over sixty Years as l1 1hi- 'o %,
debility and loss Of appetite, Milhaus famous Elm" VI
cali ava. ls3 Broadway
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RsWHxkRsnXH4HD

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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ALTERED ADOI-T TIE TOWE.

The funeral Of the Rev VI. J. Malone, late rector
of the Church Of the Assumption OF the BLESSED virgin
Mary took place in the church Yesterday Inc
reonicm mass was celebrated by the Rev. John
Gouleaud. The burial was In Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mayor Boody has appointed John J. caShman' OF
No 40 Milton ST.. to the place on the Board OF ID
ucatlon left vacant by the resignation Of John h.
Crccvey Mr. Crccvcy re iGncl became William Barth-
man returned t. the Board. Edward NJ. shepard dc
clined TO take tho place
The Rev DR.. W. g. p. RhoadeS. pastor OF the Marcy
Avenue Baptist Church. Is % marry Miss Anna h.
scbrendcn. Of syracuse. on February Ii.
The will Of Mrs. Helen Dcgcn leaving s.5.ooo to
Hugh Mcneil the steward 81 her estate, which was
contested by a niece, was admitted 70 probate yes
teriay.
working Girl The headquarters OF the Eastern
District Industrial School Association Is at no lil
south Thirds
The funeral ~ Frank jerks was conducted ycster
day afternoon At No. 80 safest The Rev Dr. IL
$ storrs. WHOSE wife sister Of Mrs jerks ohcatcd
The mother OF Mr. jerks was sister OF Wendell
Phillips.
The will Of James VI. BrookGeld was admitted 10
probate by Surrogate Abbott yesterday.
Supervisor at Large Kinkcl hicl veto yesterday Of
the resolution Of the Board Of supervisors which IN
creased the salary Of Third Assistant District Attorney
Hacuirc from - 800 10 $1,000. The Board az super
vi,ors will probably override tho veto whom 1t comes
l..fnr
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ND v,pv nrvox-JoyES ON TIE STAND.

DR.. MARY DIXON-JONES oN Iiir' oif>'
All the evidence for the prosecution III INC SUI -
Dr Mary A. Dixon Jones 30 recover Sloo'ooo q, "dh''
ages for alleged libel from The Eagle was preoeh~'
etordav In the supreme Court. before J"ue1 n""e
and the defence began It's efforts to justify the scores oil
sts,cments charged in the complaint. Inc prlhclpai
Witnesses OF the day were Dir. DXonJoheS' Juue" an
Wyck and 81 Clair McKelway. Editor OF "Ihe hagi''
Mrs Dr. Dixon Jones was tie last wluee' oaiiVu WI
bc nrosecutlon she testified that she was Sixty heo
vc,s Old and that she had been tea'her III 'he Ban"
norc Female College and other schools IL le"i she
hogan 70 nractl.e medicine after studying In Phiaoe
mia and later in New.York. she began hOspai "orN
"a, vears ago Nearly 900 operations had been per-
formed AT the Womsn's Hospital. including bct"eeh
900 and 800 capital opo ations. There were tweiVe
deaths at the hospital Her income in 1888 was aoooo
and in 1-sg after The Eagle" published the articles
against the hospital, IL waS only Sl62. MIS- IT.
l,onJones was crosse xamined at length In regan 10
her experience and work. She testified that she hS
REFORMED ninety seven lapsroomies
The first witness for the defence was colonel W. N'
Hester publisher of The Eagle lie testihed 10 MS
consultation with the city and managing editors regard
Ing the publication Of che alleged belous articles ST.
Clalr McKelway Editor OF The Eagle testified in re-
ca,y TO the way the investigation Of the affairs OF the
WomanS Hospital was begun. some letters about INC
tnsttution sent to the newspaper. and he dccled
ali the persons connected with the institution am 10
give Mrs Jones and her the benent OF aIi lin'S
dc rcd 10 saw lie satisfied OF the truth anu dCCu
racy of the articles before they were published
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CRA\RI-RY

NOW 1T Is GJACK TIE LETTER-WRlIEN'
The village Of Cranbury is in an uproar over l'o
antics OF a leter-writer who has addressed ehde'rlhI
epstlc 20 nearly every manageable young woman Ill
the place so obnoxious has The man become 'ha'
Postmaster Mcdowell was appealed to FeSleiuas'
lie traced forty eight letters tho letter tcnd to as
,,on, rcsidonts of tie village. The letters were all
similar In language being brief and to this ehect'
NV Dear Miss am seeking partner III hc' N'
Won available? Answer TO Jack the Love Maker"
Mis-, Jennie Martin who had received three letters
OF his character sought out Constable SlVerS anu
employed him TO watch the postofhce' siNers ,hous'
lie discovered the ettewriier yesterday and chased
f,r,er son across ten acre field before lie discovered
his mistake In the evening mail Silvers was warned
q absent himself the postoihce, in the following
t>rsc but threatening letter: 49,, .,on
Keep of my preserves or you are uS''u Hail.
(>Ic,ed) Jack the kisscr.' ,,-,, - &,
Postmaster Mcdowell and all the aValiioie "ch III IN
craubnr are determined 10 nun down the writer OF the
lOye-lcters.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESICHESTFR COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The examination In the case Oh
Charles Grfiths. the painter who was beaten win
stick at his home in kenSico-ave White fIalhS' OH
Monday night by Mrs. william Ossman, who alleged
that he had used insulting language toward her. TOOK
Mace last evening in the Town Hall before Ponce
justice Wright. Mr. Ossman swOre that after the
quarrel with Grifths he went to his home adjoining
tnfh,s and while there he heard the latter shouting
from his ward that IL "Ossman wanted any shooting
10 be done he would put enough shot in him to keep
a doctor busy for one year picking 1t out lie was
afraid Grifths would shoot through window OF bis
sitting ROOM the blinds which were not closed. and
he went outside to close them. lie was in The yard
but n few seconds when GriiiithS fired and the shot
passed him and lodged in the corner OF the house.
tirlnhs that he shot his gun In the air merely
10 prevent the OsSmans from m0lestng nm any
further. He was committed to the County jail to
await the action Of the Grand jury.
MOUNT NEKNON.-ln ant citation OF the coming
spring election for town officer, an intense interest
and Town CLERK. The present incumbents are John
Thurton and Eleas q. pesse. respectively boih Of
doubt when the voters can all be got out but for
several years the large saya home vote has lost The
Town for the Republicans Mr.. Thurton's admirable
management of the town affairs; his consistent
In the County Board upon all questions anectnS hc
interests Of the town. and especially in the recent
Vernon his thorough investigation OF the town record,
and the state OF it, hnancss ana MS IeIsIe' e,ai
ard the satisfactory condition Of the records
pc popular as q county omcia and the Republicans
expect to re-ccct him b. an increased majority: Mr..
rase who /, chief engineer Of the Fire Department, a.
well a. Town Clerk. has also made record OF which
The people are proud. and the Republicans expect to re-
elect him by bigger ma1 sa cho Ms1 S w rv
Is third invitation concert In Willard Hal on fe9rn
The maintenance fund Of steamer Company no !, Of
ths Fire Department VIII he gwen n wae ,1a cd
by a company OF selected players and male quartet
will. under the management OF Professor George w.
Colby. present onenbachs comic opera. THE Princess
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AMONG THE ATHLETES.

FOR 4 NOVFI. LADIES DAY FEAT-ARRANOlN'
TENNIS TOURNEY.
An ENJOYABLE reception was given by the Riverside
Wheelmcn at their Harlem clubhouse last night. y
large crowd present.
\ novel athletic feature Will be given at inc Iau''S
day Of the New York Athletic Cub on February 10.
The feat IS called rcschle and it will be performed
by Professor Goldic Captain Giannlni and d. "aFu'
II Ia, never been attempted in athletic club enter
taInment in this city. In practising the performance
four Ncw-York Athletic Club men have been severely
injured.
Since the resignation Of {. F. Mathewson from inc
presidency Of the Metropolitan Association OF no
Amateur Athletic Union some lively clecioncering hi'
been going on Secretary James +. sullivan Is hoo Il
candidate for the Office has been stated ana george
W. Carr + not eligible, he i not member OF the
board Police Justice J. G. Tghc. Of the Naruna
Boat Club and Harlow {. Palmer. Of the Buffalo AtN
IctIc cub are the most likely candidates, Win the
chances I'm favor Of the Buffalo man.
The annual cros,c country handicap OF the Prospect
IIarricrs. champions. will be held on February -
under the National eros, Country Association OF
America rules The start Will bc made from Manhat-
tan Cottagc brooklyn and the distance Is about seven
milc, The prizes will consist Of gold watches. marble
clocks opera glasses and gold headed canes Inc
entries will close with Charlie, kcc,cman, NO. -oo
Bridge ST. brooklyn. on February l..
The annual meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Manhattan Tennis Association WIS h'lh on iu"a'
day evening at tho Harlem Club, one hundred anu
twenty THRU It. and LcnoN-avc. Tho following ON
Ger, were elected Alfred r. lunncll. Flf,h Avenue
Tennis club president. \. e. Postlcy, ARIEL Tennis
Cub vice president. and J. Parmly Parc secretary
and treasurer. President Bunncl then appointed Il
committee consisting Of J. Tarmy laret. LcnoN Tennis
club chairman r. VI. Colo, ARIEL Tennis club, ana
~ u. Kenyon Ffth Avenue Tennis cub. To tahc
charge of tho annual handicap tournament which 10
va, decided 10 hold I'm the spring. \ decided novelty
viii lc introduced into this tourney by scoring the
matches by the point system which Is extensively
forty eight points mp. the handicap ranging from one
io twenty four points. First pnlc, VIII De- gwen IN
each of The i've and club prize AWARDED O'
tho club who's" representatives win the largest average
number OF points including the handicdpo.
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HONE NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce, II 30 p. n.
Trustees Of New York Life Insurance Company
Iaptis; Social Union, Delmonico's. p. H.
Riverside Yacht Club annual meeting. Fifth Avenue
Hotel, y.
Merchant Taiors' Society, No cal Fiithavc., p. M
Annual meeting OF New York Yacht Club. & p. III.
Hrooklvn Union League Club M citing. evening.
Society OF Mechanics and Tradcsnen Chckoring Hail.
D. -
American Institute annual meeting. No. Ill West Ihr
ty.eighthst p. H.
Ladies' Executive Committee Actors Fund trustees.
IL 80 a. M
Avon Dramatic Club entertainment, Berkeley Lyceum'
p. ,.,
Young peope's Association Washington Avenue Baptist
Church, p. IN. . 49,
nible and Fruit Mission annual meeting, No. "a West
Twefh-st, p m.
German Charity Ball Metropolitan Opera House evening
Poultry and Pigeon show. Madison Square GARDEN