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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
DIED.

nINo Palermo ssy pS Of Gac" Ga%esier Of the
.'' raIil HaJnotti. OF Volvera, Italy.
noGAEToa ThaT&&ny AGF York. 'Y 0rS an ~ Bcgart
m th, 81 year Of his age.
Funeral private. $3.50, a.. 1000 Init,
"p Booth. widow Of Ralph W. Booth IN the 0'm St~
ana friends are respectfully invited 70 attend is ne
funeral services on Natuuay nor"nz VT ,ts ~
At n o'cc,k at her late residence IL "e'' A"e'''
e. Ag b Sc his se' %s Of the SSc
Nv j. NJ buchanan, y. D., and daughter OF the ia'e
tI, .irTie. viii be held tn Chalner. Pre;eyteran
Church. 7th.aye. near istn,St' OIL 0"'"'O''
r; Agri D. om it a aoaS'' '''
rf',iKI-At Jersey CRY. on April 9Th, william Clarke
sFa % SSi frcnd. Of family are resPeGtdtay IN
NGd 70 f n,, M, late resdcnce ia Grandst Jersey
prrron Thursday Apr is92 EI,a a. S saSSHser
Du6ln ..r,cc. At her late residence AS ithaye Sun.
Gay. April 10. ls02. at p H. ,..
FNGIson Thurday, Ap Codsnia wife @ Of Smsaec
c. ta'ei ' io a. M ON SATURDAY, 9th Ins at Si2
kindly omit flowers
rn T,y.TA pT-on April g. 1892 Jacob Frcy-t'dt IN Ms
,i Ie1 tr,m his lac residence 81 l2sth-st on
saturday. 9Th inst, at o'clock. m.
Friend, invited.
In,cmcnt at woodlawn ..o. -, ro,rs
Eiycr \ j. sarah g. widow Of the late Elijah Fuller
rn rh Tn' NJ. ut s1 brentwood
GRAEr-At Lima. Peru o, typhoid fever April 8 Charles
Alfred Graef. IN the Goth year OF MS age ,, u
NOTWITHSTANDING, April g. l>'-' Oa'ne''"e T.
Funeral services her late re;dencs No; GSo C'"'On
Intprnent private. ,,,,..,.,. n,
mADDEX-on Thursday mo9na AP th Of ns as
G %i@ia %]lS u l. 'Mebo"ald ,,o, men, ,,,vo
Funeral services at Grace thurch' i'o'''S''' "' '
al /
ca.ta"IdR y. v. papers please copy
uoPKINs-On "Wednesday April o. Frank Appleton eldest
ruS"r c hd at the nG"sS Of s ss siHiT Inst. at
uUNTINGroN-wlllo $. Illumination, Of 20 Montelair'
Intermcnt at COoperstown
LocKwoop-Ln nrookya on We, Wednesday A x o. sud-
t s"rytres ON saturday April . from Christ Church
corner Clinton and Harrison sts. at p M
2"naSt SON Of SEAMAN and Caroline f.
FS Sse at pts s 1aGS%t APRIL io At os 80 D.
Intcrmcnt priNa;e. , -.
Friday morning sh inst g pneuTm1 Snrs e
rV ms at hi. home on Monday afternoon; the
lin inst at 4 o'clock.
Interment ut Newbursh, Orange County
MOsS-John Calyoln Moss died at his ae & t
5itf.st and 4thave Brooklyn. on April g. !" inc oo'n
r,pern q services on TUESDAY, April IL. at D. m
81 j. r1a a s on fS Daughter sn ames
and Caroline c. Ives OF Rye, n. Y -. ", . n
FIn@rHl Monday April II, from Christ Church Rye. at
Carriage, viii be in waiting to meet the os train from
Grand Central Depot, New.York anu Ne"-haeh ~ ~
Pea.c omit flowers.
SIMpSOS-On Friday. April g. 1892. John Ioulton. only
son OF John and Fanny c. Simpson, IN TIT fourteenth
OF his are.
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
SMITU-At FanwOod ~ j., April I, Agnes W. smith,
danohter NJ the late Robert Smith, OF New York.
Funeral nc 'The Homestead" Fanwood, Monday, nth
inst, at II o'clock
sMITU-At Troy Hills Morris County, N. j.. "Wednesday
evening April g. 1892, Thomas o. Smith, In the o'sh
Funeral services at his home. Saturday, April at 30
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ANOTHER URANIA EXHIBITION.
THE CHILDHOOD OF TIE EARTH ILLUSTRATED
By STAGE SCENES.

THE CHILDHOOD OF TIE EARTH ILLUSTRATED
By STAGE SCENES.
The second exhibition Of The Onhia oce"''No
Theatre at the Music Hall seen last hleht Ut
prlvate rehearsal 1t is entitled "The seven Ages OF
Our World or From Chaos TO Man." AS Ill the case vi
the Journey 10 the Moon" the exhibition Is Vi cure
fully painted scenes with finely managed helt c"eo's'
accompanied by stereopucon views. Inc s'asc
pictures WERE in general. even mere nI'i"'usV
than in the case of the moon Journey. ii'''o Al
landscapes were reproduced with their giant Veee'.
ton and their reptlan monsters, and the ue'eop"e
Of the continents their forests and their inh'o''
was traced In II most attractive and Interesting "''"
nCr ,,,s,
The drama of the growth OF the earth was ai',u'u
into Thirteen scenes which were entitled |hdo''
=. The First Land" The DevOnian Agc-Noi''''0
EruDtionv; "The Carbonferous Age The torn'uo'
of COAL Permian Landscape "The Age VI
Rcptes.s 4 Landscape of the Cre'aceou' Era al
the Bottom OF the Chalk sea- The Dawn Oh '"c
Modern World 1.-THE Age Of the Glac!ers,' The fi'S
Ncn-The Lake Dwccrs' The Age of CIVILIZATION.
rho dascrintve lecture Is delivered by Garrett ~
Scryls. the scenery is by " kanh H. iaruer anu ID
Wniler the mechanical effects are Dy W. htha "'"
r. Rough, and the light effects by J. T. Nasfhoier'
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or cERTlIy BANDS AND THEIR LEAHEhS.

7, f. now said 10 be certain that Anton SriI WI" "o
,ouscL director Of the opera at the Metropolis"
o.. House season, but IL Il not yet q''N 'ei'
~ Will ~ II probable that the choice VIII ia' u"
c,ooor Vlanes who has led the orchestra TINS A'i'
Thcro has been some talk, however Of securing 9S"r
,,a,o.rI who II regarded as the best conductor IL
, and one OF the general conductors oil Euiop'
~, T., oow engaged with Sir Augustus Iiarils' MS '
oent for the Metropolitan is ead 10 be not peSo"u
h range Of possibility There Is also co1sidef'oe oao
" :. ,yho will be the assistant conductor "us'"'
10 g. named for the place. He one Of the as
I,n, conductors OF tho American Opera Company anu "'
Ns,lo,al opera Company. Of unhappy memory "' -
now in Philadelphia. -.
Walter Domrosch and his orchestra are 70 orcup, ~,
Md. souare Garden this summer and there Is Iuno
49, ,hn symphony Orchestra with Mr. Dsmfosch a. cucr
,.s ,,cn offered for the Of next year " ~
Me.,o,oan sedI's Orchestra Will not play at biiSn'"
yesch Concy Island. this summer and lnnesS n'"D VI"
oce,,,y the concert hall Instead.
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4 PLEASANT ENTERr IMMINENT At THE NADi'oN
sCUAEE THEATRE.

PLEASANT rNrERr IMMINENT At THE NADi'oN
scUAGE THEATRE.
II wa. a large company for warm d'y "''''' ~.
the Madison square Theatre Yesterday AFTERNOON a va
cn,c. tatu,ocnt given by Misses Alice ana I"' LH"''"
and Constance Andrews for the bce1t oiaiIo hr"'
f,r moor children. The home IN behalf Of "m'' u" ~
,ortalnmcnt was Owen j. under the management u
AZ. MARY 4 Nelson seven years ago Mise N'ii''n
conceived the plan Of sharing 81 the fresh ar "" "'
attaining a COTTAGE I'm the country with the W'""''
Of entertaining company Of poor hi'ls HTls 'p' w
weeks 4 cottage IN North salcm' y - wa S'' '''
and ilither wer, conducted, The TRIBUNE f""u P' -
,oc trou.uortation expense, thirty Hiilc gIH I'"
he tenement houses and mission school, "i Nc"-'""
CIV The following summer ninety girls were ''''"
t,r The growth Of the work made fclt Inc H''u ~
enlarged fadlitlcs. and transfer was h'''' u"
pcn.antvillc, ~ y. where IN the last ihTcc s'"'"''
over 800 children have enjoyed outlng-. Ia" pau
poy D.. +, build "a home capable OF receiving lV''
children. with play ground Of ten or twenty acre
Al the entertainment Of Yesterday tn rc one ''' p'
were presented By cast, comp sci 81 both amateurs '
professionals. Ihcy were 90 Inc D,"'"
Marie and "The Electric spark III" actor "'''
" r. wood Eugene Ormonde, W. A. lense' IT,
Mis-, MAY Middleton Miss Alice Lawrence Ml'a h'''
Lawrence Nelson WheatcrOii. Gustave lrin-. -
Robert H. Cutting, The proceed, 81 the , a.
ment fcar Of expense VIII pi0pao'y ""'"'' "
.ho $50.
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Postomce Notice.

(shoud be read daily BY all interested Is sh""se' "sV
''eIG Letters as io countries need not be specially I'd
When it desired .nd duplicates q Oankng ana b s9
se, la ,Ss fassts Vessels ssSgs a1aa6
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directed S Drs SeS s at nd s
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H q y u c,e er must be directed per AScho, e
Rotterdam "a f'F SelsI:s
p for lnasua CAPE Ree Msys' 'Or G0 '"N ''''"S'
and sS s.! nasy $50 rrosrsS per
Mss , SS1 fst;F 's at :s~It Rc9y L%Ga
g Msssiaa ff rSP % 70,
1s.s I sass a Rsr Up to 9 lS 'I
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a sal ." rhuP.dsys close at @ once oS Ss,
. = 10 aada..d for dsSateS By ssame
mi; oGss se mss are forwarded Francisco
and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on the
ssmnon OF their uninterrupted overland transit %
yn Erancisco Nails from the Fast arriving on ume
At San Fancisco the day Of sailing OF steamers ere
d,.r.tched thence the same day.
10 ste-ed mail closes at q n. previous
Fx,ra supplementary Mails are opened on the pere
-, me English and French steamers no the hour %
ciosnS Of Supplementary Mails A. the PostoMce whf1
rsmain open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour ~
calling OF ''eAmeG oRNEI: ys VAN coTT, Pc:m.ssss.
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HONOR TO TIE BAR OF NETWORK.

To the Editor % T. he TT me.
sir: All honor To TIE Bar 81 Ncwlork ana through
them 10 the legal profession which give, hope to the
heart Of all lover, Of their country and H. republican
institution. that viii stand Lulwark against IT.
cncnio, May they al.o hope that The grand work %
The Tribune (, no Vt ended that aided hy u another
meeting II patriotic citzcas NAY be- called To carry Oh
the god w,rk. 10 appoint committee To report rs u
p,,.t f. mrs cnrpiir.ty I'm the great crime. and
hnuhl ur lc fomrd guilty.. all believe him q De
Ak too FIR a., I"g ,laiur" ~ N"v.N"rh - remove
MINI f.,1 tho n.nr. a. United static senator Dee uoN
81. src.. or they have not pJHer T. d. ai ,n ioF
his resignation. {. VI. B,kNllAN'
Jacksonville Ih. March 81, 1-3@.
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PHYSICIANS DINE Ar DELMONICOS.
ALUMNI OF TIE HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL
COLLEGE MAKE MERRY.

ALUMNI OF TIE HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL
COLLEGE MAKE MERRY.
Tho annual dinner of the alumni association Of the
New York homeopathic Medical College and Hospital
was given last night at Dcmonlco's. There about
go doctor, present. many OF whom were from ont Of
town. Preceding the dnncr, there was an election Of
officers which resulted follows: Frederick J. Mott,
- PRESIDENT Porter Kline. 80. of Paterson. y. j.
first vice president: James +. Liicn,ha 20. of san
Francisco second vice president; Edward Chopin. -.
third vice president; George W. Mcdowell SO, CORE
spending secretary; John r. Garrison. -. recording
s,cleary living Townsend -, casur H. W Ia.e,
81 nccrocg>t Charlie, Brady, 90 chairman Of the e.
ccutivc committee; T.. H. Pratt and George e.. --rl-
ton. trustees FOR orc year; y. j. Robert, and e.. "
Roberts. Of New-Rochelc. tru-tecs Tor two year,
] W Bowling and Charles Frauc, adams. trustee,
for three years.
DR.. Clarence W. Butler Of Montclair y. j., the
retiring president Of the association pre- dcd, aud
Dr. C. F. Adams, Of IIacAcnsack. " j.. acted 40 toa.
msr>ter Tho speakers were ITo'es or William l. liel
ninth. the Rev ". H. T.. Fauucc, Professor Charlie
T. Hughes, Dr. T. y. Kline. william n Linn ~"
lessor scMen H. Taloott, DR.. George G. SHELTON. pr.
d G. Noble and F. j. Mott the newly electcd president.
Be.idcs a number Of Informal toN, the following veg"
responded to: Alma Mater "ThcoloEy.' Law
Medicine The Press Ia Grippe "Ihe It>"'
c,rn', Futmc' and The Glass Of 'S2.'
There were present., among other. Dr. william IT,
Bishop. Charlie, L. Jones. Hartford. Conn. hh"h =
ynu d. Il. Rigs. Washington; George Royal P'
vo5nc.. sidney F. Wilcox. +. NJ Cunmiu-. william
u. Roche g.. II. Parhhmst. Alexander &. Coii.L
r "a INN. Nathaniel Robinson, Ehslr V Mon3l
Iohn G. OTIS. Caldwell Morrison. Edward g.. Iu',s'
stuart oe Ahon e. Wsr"f Esllo ~ ii il. - iah,
way. W 5. Mn,, II. 4. SI"ng' r. Ian h'nH" 4
+ opdyke, s. cm smith III Moa i; iil ,d ' AMI
Whtmarsh. &, Dew. li"'ie'' d. "'"''''' '-'
Jolu b. Campbell.
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THE vrryryrrR C1MPAyY'S RErURN.

The Melninger company, which ms oeeh ni""ius
q lonc Western tour has returned to New orA n,''
onpcared last night at the Academy OF M"SN' "'
play was Mary stuart and 1t was si'c" WIN ~.
care for completeness of effect ana perlco ,h,s conn.,
,,r co,,rnopIv marks the productions OF TINS COM
many. 1t was handsomely set and exqu'sneLy
,os,umod. The title part was played by MISS l'.'.
anne Bedccovlcs She has played several par''
cvccenty here this and though t ha vein as
Ouccn Of scots is not 80 consPiIns ,formance OF II
i| vet worthy to hold place WITH tine resi- than ' to-
ability Is due 10 fneness OF ic.'is ,hn lighter and
r and sbe is therefore best in tle h9n.ea oh
,opCc delicate passages Her defiance OF Sios it
hrovcr was received with much appiausO' "hi'A "
l. fair to say It mcritcd.
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,,,,e rtct. n FIELD DECLARED INSANE.

Mis- Alice purant Field daughter OF cyrus c.aa,o,'
since tho spring Of 1887 has been an inmate Oh
..',,,e Insane asylum at PleasantNlIe' "S1s IT,
county. She was yesterday !udiciny oso.t.on SIT.
SANG 's " - ,.lon AZ white Plains. DR.. Ohoa"'
' ,,,t Mis-. Field. who is Atty years old was NV
tho dcu.on that she not daughter o, Ds'u"
ro,S hut that her father Frenehm Oh srso Sss q,
and that those about her were consrs ~ nIsion wa.
''" ' Ian h.r The object Of the commission W.
'-c' =, t,.r,ino Mis- Felds condition so tha' NJ
noSc,s c.tao, could be settled according to Ia" O wv
administrator, Cyrus w Field.
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nrIrHs ECON SCARLET FEvER.

,,,c,ettstown. " J., April s.-rvo children Of Amos
rhert living near Rutherford. died oil scarlet lcNe.
t,w aoys ago \ day or two later another 'h'iu "''
from the same disease. and two more cmiueh III '''
same family are now dangerously III with the NANNY
A. Investigation ms TO the cause OF the outbreak re-
vo,,ed the fact that few weeks ago a buhdf VI
cothinr which had been worn by child tha' dlcu vi
scarlet fever had been sent 10 the Ebert famy ny
frand The Eberts. not aware Of the Injected con .
a,tion OF the clothing, used the garments with ths
fatal results mentioned.
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THE PSF UpsIr0y CONTENTION CLOSED.

The Psi Epsilon convention was closed last hiSh'
with the dinner held In the assembly rooms OF the
Madison squar, Garden. ~ the business sessions hri
during the day the proposition 10 establish chapter
NJ Dickinson College was put till the next con
vcnton and tho question OF placing one at Johns Hop
kin, wa, decided adversely. committee was ch"7'n
10 take steps toward reorgnlzng the cnptr ut Chca2o
Tnlver,ity The executive council, when has grler"
Ion Of the fratcrnys ndmin -trs'ilon consist
ing OF IT, l.. Brdcman f. ;. Bangs benjamin H.
Eayl,s. W A. Kingsley and f. L. Hail. was rc-eeo'c'.
The dinner was fitting close to one OF the mus
succc.sfl conventions I'm the frntenys history Ehch
chapter delegation was seated by n'c'' anu VIZ
frendIy rivalry between the different colleges
IN excel each other in demonstrations was feature
NJ the evening. Whenever the orchestra pay"
familiar airs It was strongly reinforced BY "oonSres"
,Iat, el,rinr DR. william II. Drarer acted IL
POSTMASTER, and the speakers were W. F. Hendrichs.
w,,,.ro kingsley Julien r. Davies md Or. Willard
parker Among others present were the Rev IT.
ur,dn y vincent William T.. Beadle>tcn, John crosby
BROWN Herbert L. Bridgman, Robert LenoN Belklap,
IT, pcv DR. George r. Reed, Ward McIean, Norman
: Dixie benjamin II. Bayliss and william H. Brighton"
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PRESIDENT HARRrsoy snoUs PLovER.

Wilmington Del, April s.-Prcsident Harrison an"
his party, who left Washington Mt O;4o O'Clock III,
night on their to Virginia, were met nj Porter ,
statlon fifteen miles south Of this city, by u SIc'',
train on the Delaware Railroad ana cohVeSen 70 ~,
mar where another special train took them to New
,,,.cb va. The President and party will spend the
.a,o,inder OF the week hunting plOyer in the upper
ort NJ Accomac County.
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A REMIXIsCENCE OF THE POsTOFFlCE ~ OLD
TINES

TO tho editor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: Your notice 4 what MIR. Van cot is doing
for our Iosonicc recalls events II s)mc seventy or
eighty wear, ago. The Pp,toffcc ut tat Time was
down near the battery. \ gentleman from tho south
WA STAYING a. my fathers ard went in vain several
time. or lcucr, a,kus for letter, f'r Mr. L"-re' n
De- pronounced d. b1t a-.d 300 vain. ~ LIST he a'"'i
permission TO COME u ana examine for him-'f which
was readily granted. ard he soon found a bali dozen r
moro Tlnk ~ a-hiug such u privilege now The
rauie spoiled I~rnr and The postmaster Of
ti, GaN I'D hc ~ ugh. Wis -"ci.c.
JNiiE NTH. eighty lOur Yeas old.
Ncw.Yosk March -. l-91.
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ro rrr.rnyr THE BEAUTY orruE BOULEVARD.

. tho d or or nc RID uN =.
Sir: Tie Boulevard. f.am tiiiy ninth st. mp coma
lc mad. one II tn most beautiful streets tn New
York Oty. think MI the property 'hoad DO r'
.thcicd 70 fine dwc =. churches. college, ana only
IA. hest elias, Of apartment, houses vihout shop. rs
Coumlu, and fcr!am ayes can provide an th'
hop, needed ior the Wc-t side. with cable ears
rno ircos handsome residences and Smo IN pave
mcnt It would b, beautiful avenue for driving ana
walhrr. / Do hope tlai the property owners VIII
think of thi, and have II an restricted. speak onl'
In On. interest OF u dly love. not "wHlHg "lf
mr.. D.rfy io he benefited. There already a,N RAJ
beautiful chu~che- ~ seventy third t.. "eN ntN-hlo
IT,. sixty eighth It,. ard h.ulllml lhpst chnrfh
,o,r Iuildre Al seventy nuf ~ and the l1rl"vard
AN OLD NEWYOKHEH.
New York. March 20, l-'..
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De SYuS'S UNEXPECTED MIRRIAGE
HE WED, Az INVALID MD TAKES HER TO THE
STkSHORE.

M WEBS AZ INVALID MD TAKES HER TO THE
STkSHORE.
DR.. Parker syms. Of no. - West Thirty iN'h.H'''
wns married Thursday evening to his pal'ch'' ''',
Anna Walton Hall. of Warren, Penn, at the larN
,,uo Hotel by the Rev Dr. Brldgman. OF Hoy
Trinity Church. Harlem. The BRIDE who was y"''s
widow has been confined to her room nj inc H"'c
II f. said for three years. 'uNcflng from her''"'
nrcstration. Dr. sym> has been her pUNs"mn w
vc,r They became engaged about six months ago
g., ma marriage which wa, only attended bv the
Immediate relatives wa, something Of II surprise u
tho d,ctor's friends. The bride was so weak th''
.he could not sit up du!iEg TIE ceremony
and had to be carried 10 the carriage amer '"e wi
vlcc The couple have gone e. one OF the Nouut''
s',s dc resorts where they will lay Tor hiIh.l.
one Of Or. symss fricnd- said 't mSnt .nh hItH
nhy cion Thought the sea air would improve tle neaitI
~ his patient and not Wishing to nave her 10 10 %
seashoro without him, married nor. Inc m inyaiid
h,t that was the physicians business, he sad .,
Mrs. syms is the daughter OF Lewis l. "'''oi -
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o,.,,,rop vopPJIL rlKFS I DRIVE.

Washington. april s.-For the first ''nle SUI. '"a
.ncs beenn senator Morrill, was able To-Day 10 earo
hi. home Accompanied by his son he drove ao .sn
r. ,ne capitol this afternoon, but did not get gu. o, ''e
e,.r,,se A. he is still weak and uhaDe 10 '""o
much exercise. His condition continues " n"P'V"
cvorv day. bus his physicians 50 "Nl,o ",,
not expected that he viii return 10 ''i' '''N''
a..
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the acts handsome stand Of colors VIII DC prc'eneu
to Encampment 40 81 by General Horace Porter Inc
music will be martial and Inspiring By the Fort Hamli-
ton band and handsome souvenir programme VIII DC
given 90 every IN the audience The occasion VIII
be the incident the for the boys In blue an"
In the audience Will he large number VINO actuaiy
took part in the battle, OF the shenandoah
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~ rlSrER CHIR[TY TEL.

a. Pastor sachct tea in did Of the Working "t' va
.. society and the Manhattan Hospital VIII De he,u
,osav at the home Of Mrs George f. Snraas
I,tono,o between and o'clock IN tne ".eoo
and and II o'clock in the evening" ~ - r. rho
ny 80, ,,u no dancing. A. these are worthy oO-
,ec. Of charity. it hoped that substantial sum Will De
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Gnerial Notlces.
A. A.


TIOS. E. KIRBY, Auctoneer.
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
MADISON SQUARE, SOUTH.
ALL THE LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN ART OBJECTS OF
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION TO BE SOLD
BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. TO SETTLE THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE r. AUSTIN ROBERTSON.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. APRIL IL. begtnr
ming at 2:3o O'Clock. at THE AMERICAN ART
GALLERIES. BARYD BRoNZEs. ANTIQUE
CHINESE AND JAPANESE BRONZE AND
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