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New-York tribune., 1892-04-26

formed the Committee OF Arrangements that II will
furnish $500 steamer chairs for tie occasion.
A letter has been sent TO the l,o00 members OF
the Union League Club signed by George Il. Sheldon,
lie G1and b. Onnnon. Thomas c. Acton, Frederick
r. Brown VI. G.. ID. Borden Henry ". Cannon.
man, Bcnjamn q. Clarke. Thomas II. Hubbard. A.
Van santvoord Woodbury. Langdon. Charles A. Pee
h,dy jr. and Clarence A. Postey asking the members
10 help in making the Union League Cubs contnbu.
lion 10 the Grant Monument Fund far exceed that OF
any other club. .
The cable road in operation along One-hundred and
twenty. .ffth-st. will have to bear the bulk OF the
travel 10 and from the place. Most OF The passen-
gers from the elevated roads Second, Third and Ninth
aves will make rush for these cars. for they run
direct IN Riverside Park. The company hos made
every preparation possible for handling all the pas
sengers that may come, and every car owned by the
company viii be put In operation on Wednesday morn
inc Ordinarily the cars run on q headway OF one
minute and a half This will be greatly lesscned
on Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
PosfoMce Notice.


tsboud be- read daily by sl interested as changes may
occur at time.
for foreign eoun.ris: need not Be .Dss.y s.a vS. a.
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ana ss f asFGe s PEI mus. d.
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be directed gS from q % 0r D0''' DEL
Is ess F mn be directed psl
~ 81 % fs.s nSs be fsSsd sad Ss.
cC5isT per America oS sTS fsns %uis aSds Ss as ass s
cept oaye une. specially addressed aod sa'aqs
Ss; Ss F St dca ASF9psa'k % stGs ;s . ~ pp
es,S xua Il sS S IL % H. @ for %s' .a
Havana m scrs ts: at s be % drscted RF ssd per-
Thomas. Ts s GfGx also $50 direct
usooa eeslr ser at Nas.tc. @ via oueenstown
Tor Truxo and Ruatan per s. ). oter. IT, from Nc"
ssa .%ea2s SS ESops s PEI T. saSp sSS
eaay 80 % for BsSdI 80 G per for Ns.sa
Ts, IF 4su5 5nPsfP Pu:4 END Sss uI e:
%a' 3 directed % for pf1 fr.Aes M'psa
MayIs at sS a. o. ss 1sHi and rma San 20.
haSSa SaSl 0 VIA other EurgD:
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.aS Soss sspsa snd ss S Other Es pants
fS%sst E"Tepe $Sst dssss E"' Gs,,ts; e;
ssSs'Gs sS., Fs tSsst asstsl Per
Sssa'nss sssrs %a.. deSs be- aSd Ss per
Tor santiago Cuba per s. Mexico deters for ye9Ts.
savana. ETC. must be dirseed per pa yaca,on
Der s. 8 CITY Of Washington tlcters for Cuba Tang,es
cru cru. fSsee%s %ss 6 aSSs dIisss:a
p m for TruxO and Ruatan per Passa ss ..smee sra
New Orleans; at 80 p. M for Newfounds"d' pe' "e
SSSs; ss c?'s 81. e. S' rSR
a. and M hqsan er osss gss ds o So'es per- t'@ %
Mails for the Society Islands ship Yop,s P'ra rsn
San Franss0 or sse China Se,s asS yaan n.y. per
San Francisco clos here Say gp % ny Hsw..S III aai
Ss sSsf e SefS win s,,S ss f.
and thence by steamer close this once daily - q
p M Mails for Mquelon by ai 70 az sna 'nss s,s
by steamer close at this once aa'y y soce bY .,ssmcs
sanS 1917 MoSd,Ss Tsursdays sagdays close this
ces Mss SS Ss's Ss ss,S.s H.srsps ss.. u =
Mali. for the Hawaiian Islands per Australia cfren
San Fiof mails Gre forwarded to sn aassco daily
and the schedule Of closing arransed on ae
q IN ne from The East arriving on time San Francisco On
the day sailing OF steamers are dspatched thenee ue
day -, -. ,,,o,,o,s s.x
E.tr1 supplemcntaty mails opened The piers Of
the English French and German steamers at the tonr ei
Closing suppemee..ry Ma; 2. the Pessoss Nee which =
Potoaice, ise'Hani New.YcrE. Il. T.. 1naI e. 1899.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
r,srnorND SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT.

Chicago. April 25-The statement Of oa'tbonnd
freight shpmcnts last week indicates the force oi laKc
competition as against the railroads. MI t'd' inc
shipments Of dead freight eaStbound from Chicago Dy
The ten roads engaged In the traffic amounted TO oo'
o34 tons. against s0,0G2 tons during the preceding
week and against 81 433 tons during the correspond
ing week OF 1891. The Michigan Central outstnppeu
o competitors carrying lo,2i5 TONS while the Lake
shore took second place the list with $50 tons.
akc .bipments during the week amounted 10 1oo'ooo
tons or Al $40 tons moro than was carried by all the
roads combined. This has revived the tiiR ABOUT
rslncng the grain rate by the nllra routes but aS
vet the ronds are not agreed IN whether reducuo
of the through rate would be advisable The prpposi-
don "a reduce has met with strong opposition from
those roads that hnvo valuable rail business to pro
tect They contend that II is better 10 lose their
through traffic altogether than - save II y! 'nc s'
OF their revenues on local shipments. A.
Notwithstanding this view Of the situhtiOn, II - u ,
general opinion that open reduction oi rates cahhot
ic much longer postp ned , .o,.,s,o,s from
SHIPMENTS oi hour, grain and provisions IRON,
Chicago to the scabOard by the roads In thc tenua'
rrafic Association last week aggregated ?'o4, ION
against 30 4O- for the preceding week. hu -I-i' i'
the cores spending week last year.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.


NETWORK AND NEW ENtiLANDS Dl'IDb1'D'
Boston. April 25-warrcn e. Brandes, counsei ior
n F. Goldsmith and Others at noon to-day entered
In the Supreme Court for suffolk County Dill !"
equity against the New-York and New Eneiahu f'""
road Compapy The bin seeks to restrain the co'"
pany from paying a dividend on It's preferreu S'o'"
A hearing Will be held next "Wednesday.
The bill alleges that for twelve months endlhe 'op
tember 30 1901 the net profits applicable 10 'io
payment OF dividends, from which DIVIDENDS asEro
eating $4,000 were actually paid did not eNceeu
5000 500: in the period OF three months ehui"h
December 81, 1891, the company failed 10 e"'n '"'
net profits but on the contrary, the opei',i""'
showed a net loss Of sj5,420 during the hrso 'hrcc
months of 1890 the operation OF the railroad re'uo"
in a net loss OF Sl5,6s0 and during the hfs' 'N'oo
months OF 1861 a net loss OF 356,4l4
The bill further alleges that on March :" '"o
directors voted 10 pay dividend Of S3 % suarc on
the preferred stock on May 2; that the directors
tho time kncw the facts alleged in the present Oin' @
that there would be no net earnings appnchuie w NV
paymcnt OF dividends the preferred Stock IL -
also further alleged that the defendants nave SUN
600 shares OF the preferred stock during "ic h''
three months Illegally and contrary to law ana 'nu'
unless restrained they intend to apply the prooce"
OF the sale of the 1900 shares TO the payment ol
part OF the dividend. -
The plaintiffs pray, first. that the respondents MAY
answer but not under oath. the complainanS eA-
pressy waiying the benefit Of an answer under oah
second that writ Of preliminary Injunction may 1 Hg
issned restraining the defendants pending the uai
md determination Of this suit, from paying inc NV
dend voted upon the preferred stock thlru, lII, q
writ OF perpetual injunction may lssus h a''e %
tered stock until the corporation shall have earned
sufficient net profits.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
MP sropDARD BEGINS A NEW COURSE.

A course of evening lectures by John L. stoddard IS
,n,sno here and has happened for several years
A series comprising some Of the most popular DIS
courses selected those Of this season and last was
berun at Day's Theatre last night. large audience
heard with the usual signs OF interest and pleasure M
stoddards account Of Travels In Sunny spain'' whch
u,os given few weeks ago the first Of the Lentcn
,,nee course For this evening the subject Will be
aMexico from the Capital to the Tropics" "JeruSa
lem and the Holy Land" will be described tomorrow
afternoon and evening. The lecture on Norway the
Land of the Midnight SUM- from last years course VIII
be given on Thursday, that on Egypt and the Nile
on Friday, and the account which was gwen severn
60, . 80, a oo NJ The Passion Play OF 1890 at Obcr
smnercsu' will be repeated on Saturday afternoon anu
evening.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26

respects he will be most missed Of the three. 1t is
certain that he secnre OF audience In quarters
where the others not much regarded. Among his
brethren he honored and beloved as were they :;
but beyond the boundaries Of dissent, his
synonyms Of broad and liberal views. high culture
wide charity, learning. largeheartedness and sincere
pety. He almost tolerant and sympathetic
toward the Church OF England DR.. Boyd, of ST.
Andrews himself Dissidence OF dissent was a mere
phrase, almost meaningless one, to DR.. Allon lie
was admirable critic and under happier circum
stances Of education and environment would probably
have made for himself name In literature. He will
long bc remembered a most favorable example Of
men who wider than their creeds whom this
generation and the last have known
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
DIED

HE1DETA 5a;oh na cfmsfy s Of S ssa SFFsnco in the @
rSSeoi gS Of srVc win be held at the residence Tuesday
rsiani, invited to attend
san Francisco papers please copy
RApFoRD-suddcnly. at Newior Hospital, on Monday
mornnS April 25, OF apoplexy. william Bradford
Funeral at Fair Haven, Mass.
rRGiI1MM d TanSs soS OF hS late Lewis A. Bsam
NHiIcc HiI .''G' Of funeral hcycaftcr
cARy-Dlcd April 18th in The afth year OF ber rSs age
Of memban@Gg,s Of Sfonh ha ,nd Ncbert b Cary
FAiSeIai iSeaI''S private. Taae"''' VI ''''' ''
J April @5 iso2 Marguerite Harvey wife of Stan
Notice OF funeral hereafter
9Th inst Sarah Maria. daughter OF the late John C.
r,n o All Saints Church Orange Valley "Wednesday
@4tb Inst on the arrival OF train leaving New-York at
carTeg@s @ Will be in waiting Hlghlandave station
poUGLAs-On Saturday at his home NO; 2b2a Greene
qSS no;sn. ngootlyB; * BsrlN. iryinS a age q.
Burial at oneonta. y. Y.
DHHhE9" lSS, .o9 of james NJ and Mary ii. Drake
'ye' sSS SSd thar GhSrch Are and TWentes
Tuesday the Goth. at o'clock D. m
EGDERAt ar, ASTSwRh & 20 Ihe se Rev. william + Egber c'
RELATIVES and friends are Invited attend the funeral at
the Church OF the Redeener Morfstowh Az d. OH iues
r'aS. anS 'GS leave 2S'h from n' oos s Il NewYo
\nril Edward SOmeiNillc J0ir2y, agen 1O Nearh
Funeral services will Re held at the First Presbyterian
Church corner OF Fthave. and Twelfthst, on Wednes
day April ~ at 10 O'Clock a. m
Friends are kindly requested not TO send flowers
Ar n spccIaI Meeting OF the Directors Of the United
states Iranch OF the Commercial Union Assurance CON-
many Limited London held at the once OF the comfiny
In New York on 18th day Of April 1892 the following
minnie was orde red D aced upon the record
This Board has lelfned with profound regret OF tho
death OF their late friend and associate Edward SOmery1e
array and while recognize that he has entered into
bctter fuller existence cannot but feel acute sorrow
the seIaraOn whose intimacy With US na- oecn
so personal long continued and whose bearing was
that OF constant loyal and helpful FRIEND and
gentl man. . ,.- --,-
Mr Jairay joining this Hoard shortly after It's orsanlza
ton ha part In oil the measures leading 10 e pres
cnt position OF the company. and with that rare ndey 70
every which was one OF his notable virtues mas az
addition checrfuy and fully responded 20 every
M for service and advice long and eontln
ucd honorable prominent position which he held In the
community hy offensive knowledge which he had
gained head OF the eity's .rcarst mercantile
houses his OF great value 70 this company the
Know part OF the country that he was 40 IN
tlnaev connected With affairs being In tself benefit
dncu b. by words To his personal merits
his family and assocates give constant evidence; nc was
most fihfu and loving father devoted ana oyal friend
s. citizen his Interest IN this community and In the
whole country constantly nanltested both by con-
rbut his purse and y services freely and readily
at all times given. ---- ,
csoved That tender his family and his personal
our sympathy In the los thev have sus
tained. WM. AL-EN ~ ILT-is' ShairAau'
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
MrrrJyGs and EMBELLISHMENTS.

An excellent literary. musical and cducatonai etcr'
ainment will be given under the auspices OF me new
York Practical Aid Society at the First Free Baptss
Church Tomorrow evening This society VIII MAKE Il
special effort proper treatment and nsuctoh 70
trcnc cthcn and redeem fallen and intcmpcrate Com
nonsense talks VIII be given to juvenile classes OF both
sexes and familiar home talks adult classes Each
lecture will be supplemented with vocal and Instrumental
music
p,shon William Taylor the Missionary Bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church for Africa. VIII srSk this
evening a the Forsyth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
near piysion.st the death Of the Rev. Dr. Barila
who spent many years In RELIGIOUS WORK In New'fork
CITY amo,c die .eamen and died about year ago in
Africa I'm the arms o, Bishop Taylor.
Jolly company Of college men enjoyed the hospitality
Of the CoIumbi Chapter Of the Delta Upson Fraternity
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
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pSilsaelpShis Si is pspers : please pi copy. l.
HAND-Benjaann ii. Hand. ut Hclyoke Mass. Apyn -,
a oS ss fs 'sy: O'Clock
KLAMRoTH-ApriI cath. Albert Kiamroth. in the eotA
b held ,Ss At 81 5,.Ss Eyscsss
!. ausTof1% me-. wedns.aaS. % April April a7sS T.. ''"''e
Interment private.
M }ssn Ms1o %sH rest f. 81 Ssnss Ne dnss A
D. M, Eleanor L. Merrell daughter Of the late William
FSne. private rhursday at II g. m from the residence
N1SS daassseT ssa's q the late George and Sarah N1oo
md ,sS sSss & ns sun.; % % MI &
?eth Inst. at 10 80 q. as her late rsstdeaoe 70
aa% 1'' 's s sse o
Oakley fsy':s Ia q fs Socyn
1nef%ens At sP1, eoavenlence ~ Of Of the family
% snSsS d john E. Is
sged twenty.four years; .,. =, ~.
r S no. be 80 & aT s service
2 ss at on wenssaaS aaS ernoon a. at
ADr Ht fs % ss Of es = s
Harriet ~. widow Of Charles f. Pond, and daughter q
Fs@ea @ services aSfc1 ct her es1nce on Wednesday Apn
Iaser%eas tern at is as HaPtfora fiGst 3. Ill.,
Hartford, Conn, and Newport papers pis,e copy.
aHsa Nsy% ss Tas,, n and %ou april 2S 1892 D'n
Funeral services az his home. 249 MuIberry-st.. q
Relatives VsDd ana fr.ends + are invited to attend.
REDwAY-At Trenton, N. J., on the 2tth inst, C.the
s a G T SnS % Ss TaS"a q G H & wa T.
No. 7S7 Fast stete;st.. Trenton N j., on wednesday
sTANTQNon sunday eyenins. April 24th Lydia Conrad.
ST.. at O'Clock the afternoon OF Tuesday, tho 20h
Intermcns at stonington. Conn.
sateriee NJ D. son Of the late Edward ssteriee ESQ.
Falls At p. m. Tuesday, April 90 on srriysI of The
II 80 q. m. Hudson River train from Ncw.York.
sTEPHENS-suddenly, In Jersey City. Monday. April
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TAYLOR-At Stamford Conn. April c5. Adeline A. Tay.
rncri On wedne.day e 1sh y D. c M nom me ri
dence Of her :n.law, John r. Tracy.
Grand Central Depot
TIFFANYzon Sunday, April "a, Annie Olivia dsushses
Of Louis c. and Louise wokemsu Tiffany, IN her fourth
Funeral private
TEArcHERao Monday ApHl es.h. .s he re.idsnce q
thatcher widow OF the late Martin Thatcher
| Funeral private
s ~ ESwas % s5a a.
late Rev Dr. Blauvelt.
TTHeTaI Ds,%s,, ,esytfss s Ht,,Sp.n OF ueSsaa M
| "Philadepha Press' please copy.
vARIANAt Danbury. Conn.,. Monday. April 25 1872.
Funeral from the FRS. Presbyterian Church. peeksk
N. r, wednesday, April q, isa2, at O'Clock D. n.
MOUNT HorE CEMETERY.
Once $50 oun.sve corner 2sd-ss n. r
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the Fraternity Clubhouse No. 142 West Forty-eghu
ST.. last night The entertainment took the form OF
smoking concert. Little French briar pipes were pro-
vided and enjoyed while the music was In progress
Representatives from Cornell williams Harvard Rutgers
Rochester the University City Of NewYork syra
Marietta. Brown. lafayette. Lehgh and the oni'er
sty OF Pennsylvania present, while the Columbia
College boys were out in full force.
The trustees Of the Cathedral Of st. John the pi'no
will hold meeting at the See House. No. 90 Lafayette
Place. at o'clock this afternoon.
The fth free organ recital at the First Pfeso''e'
Church will be given at o'clock IN the sef,
now being given by William c. Carl the orsan''' VI w
church The programme which contains seyersi no'ec
is selected entirely from OF American composers
and Mr.. Carl viii be assisted by Mrs Carl AVes con
tralto David G.. Henderson, tenor. and quare''e anu
chorus Of thirty voices under the leadership OF FRANK
po,.ert The recitas are free no tickets having been
lssued.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
sr,Soy TICKETS FOR THE FUND FAIR.

Tie season tickets for the Actors fuho Far a' ,'o
uad,son souore Garden next week arc selling rapidly
and though they were offered to the public only few
days ago the sale has already amounted to several
thousand dollars. As there has been some MS
understanding about tho nature and uses OF these TICK
els the committee has issued the following notice Ill
regard TO them:
pnnd Committee in reply to numerous inquiries In TO
gard 10 the special tickets desire 10 say: Isl
hey NAV be used during the fair by the members OF
ono family with this exception they are not tI:hh
ferable Cd They will admit at one time two ladlfs,
Two Gentlemen or "a gentleman and q ihdy. 30, Inc
tickets as issued complete and do not REQUIRE any
further Endorsement cOuntersigning. 4th. Ihose
hn,Sno tickets which they have not paid for will Obge
he committee by making return for them before sat
urday the 30th. A. NJ. PALMER, Charmah'
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
UNION PACIFIC OFFICIALS MAY BE INDICTED

Kansas city, No. April IS tspeclaD.-A sensational re
port current here to-day regarding the presence OF
Special Agent Frank Kreschner In this city. Mr. hretsc
ner came to Kansas City several weeks ago and an
nounced that he had transferred his headquarters nom
Chicago TO this place 1t known that he working
cases in Kansas City, but no one had the least "
nation that he also busy elsewhere 1t aven ou
today that the interstate agent has been
working in Kansas principally and that result OF MS
lars there be returned indictments against several
officials Of the Union Pacific. The United States Tram
Jury been Topeka for the last seven DAYS
and most OF It's time has been consumed IN considering
The cases against the Union Pacific officials According
10 the reports received here indictments viii be returned
against four OF these The were brought on
complaints Of the obbers OF saina, wichita Arkansas
City and Hutchinson. IL was charged that the Union
Pacific had shipments OF general meF-
ehandse from severn, OF interior points. Ii
s also understood the Federal Grand jury at Topeka
IL investigating against the SAINT, Fe which are
brought from WICHITA. Lawrence and ToDekA.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
MISS BABBY,s MATINEE FOR The FAIR.

1t was nearly a year ago that MISS heien na'fs
played her version OF the herman iarce "ona =,
whn uod Rseu I'm Pars,n called "A Nights Frolc,' at
the Union Square Theatre. She has not played tmS
or ANYTHING else in NewYork since that time ana her
production of the same play at Palmers Theatre TO-
morrow afternoon in aid Of the fair for the Actors
Fund Of America will be good ss an absolute novey'
This may also be the last time that the play VIII DC
given here Miss Barry appears IN 'hc piece a. .
French cbesseur. She Is supported by an excellent
v.1ncludins Miss Mary Shaw. Miss Ellen Prom
Alfred Fisher Bert Andruss, j. H. Gilmour, Owen West
Sord Nell Mcleod and Vernon Lawrence. ihefc mas
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
yEW PLY Is PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. April %" Imagination threeact
comcdv by sydney RC-cnfcld. produced at the
olnut Street Theatre this evening before an audience
that ned every pnr Of the House. The theme Is
Illustrative Of III, IN the upper strntnm of bohemia
Two Young fellows. nephew and his friend consent
after much assumed dsinclnaon TO gnlde an od uhcn
through the uazes Of Bohemia. Many amusing situn
,,g ar, t,volvc1 The play wns received with evi
dences of approval Laughter was constant ana tnen
we're two curtain calls.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
THE ADVANTAGES OF A TERMINAL.

Los Angeles. CAL, April 25.-In the United states
Circuit Court Judge Ross read opinion In which he
dismissed the petition OF the city Of Bdnaidino Cai T"
make the Sanaz Railroad Company carry freight without
discriminating from Eastern points 10 San Bonordno
which Is on the line the railroad, directly on the
route nom the Fast Los Angeles and Ia sixty miles
further than Los Angelica. yet the rates to san
Bernarino are higher than those 20 Lo Angeles Judge
Ross held that inasmuch Los Angeles was terminal
point under the Interstate Commerce law, 1t entitled
to cheaper rates than interior points the road
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26

Washington. April 25.-Tho President SECRETARY
Foster. secretary Rusk Po.tmasicrGcnerai Nahhahcr
and Private secretary IIafon will leave washington
to morrow afternoon at :55 O'Clock on special tfn'h
FOR wYorh to attend The laying of tn cornerstone
Of the Grant Monument secretary ana NrS. rAh''
Will start tomorrow morning md VIII dine Win MIS-
Grant In the evening The party will return 10 Wash
lngton late Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
,.vnrpIy1yG SECURITIES ASKED FOR.

The Olcott Richmond Terminal Reorganization 'o''
m,iec met Yesterday and issued specm houoc W tao
bondholders OF the Richmond and Danvllo and the
Fast Tennessee Virginia and Georgia. inviting deposits
OF their securities. In the statement sent out inc
gr,s earnings Of the entire system for tho aSt sca'
yeor are placed at s2s.33s.5oo: the operating eN-
penses. $40. .303 764: net earnings. ss744730' hNed
charges so474.s37. Undtr tLls plan Il is proposed
20 mnkc the i1oi charges s7.6oo'ooo Inc pa'' ''o
,.,,,.o ,o,n,s out makes provision for improve
,pcrfs that may be needed In the next TWO years or
car trust obgatOnS and for the floating ,bt. WHICH,
snce thc publication Of tie plan. has increased from
63lO, 900 TO 81 10000.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
SCHOOL CHILDREN no WRITE ABOUT GRANT.


superintendent Jasper Of the public schools. pre-
sided AT a meeting Of the principals OF grammar
schools tho hall Of the board OF Education ycStcr
day afternoon, To decide upon the rules which arc Ia
govern the competition among tho pupils Tor uc
prizes offered by the Grant Monument Association
AZ the last meeting OF the Board. letter received
from General Horace Porter. representing the asSoc
aticu Offering first prize Of $50 and second prize
of $40 for the bct and second best c1-ay written ~
the pupils ot the gummar schools upon General
Grant The competition is TO be limited 70 tho pupils
81 the first grade. A. there are nbout 5000 pupils
I'm tho n-< grade there will be about that number of
essays upon the General. The Essays are not to OK
ccsd 1000 word~ In length They are TO lc written
next Thur day. the competition TO begin at IL O'Clock
Although the pupils expected 10 lchrp ms inuoh
obont Grants history and character possible before
that fine they will not BE- allowed to ~" any books
of reference on Tlur.day. In each grimmnr School
uo princpd viii select The three b'st productions
and send them TO President Hunt. Of the Boa" of
Education Dr. Hunt will decide upon the recipients
Of the pnzes
President Hunt Superintendent jasper and tho pm
c'f,s and teachers greatly inier ted N INC ,oH
to-f and tclcvc that II VIII bc one OF uc "9'
possible lessons In history aud patriotism
New-York tribune., 1892-04-26
THE THEATRES IN HARLEM.

Mr.. and Mrs Kendall began their last engagement IN
Sew-York City for the present season. and perhaps or
several more seasons. at the Harlem opera House last
night They played The Ironmaster' The pro
pramme for the rest of the week is follows Tonight
Katherine Kayanagh'; "Wednesday. sun waters
ppn De.np. Thursday. "Impuse'; Friday. ga Scrap
Of pooers: Saturday afternoon, "The lronmaster'
Saturday evening, The Queens Sailing The stage
OF the Columbus Theatre Is occupied tins week by
Lewis Morrison, who plays Mephistophees, In faus''