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New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
-, soltcitade for that diplomatic honor Of his

IN soNcitWdc for nat diplomatic honor Of his
IN country which the President deemed un-
".,tby Of his attention. Mr. Phelps. when he
h.d become satisfied that successor 70 Lord
sackville was to be sent during Mr.. Cleveland's
.,rure Of Office, found that his private engage
ants AT home too pressing TO allow him
:. ,emain loneer in London He asked and OBJ
,ained leave Of absence, and shook the dust of
Tnwpdes Square and of Downing-st. of his feet
nd Aepsrtcd. not to return. Thus was the
automatic equilibrium restored; by the act, not
- the President, but of the American Minister in
London.
The election is discussed by The Times" in
that cautious and rather coloress manner which
,be American Mugwump has so long been trying
% nersnade his English allies to adopt. There
sr, however, points plain that they are plainly
M. and one is this that Mr.. Cleveland has had
~ bow the lead to Tammany Hall and has con-
saouently won New-York State. The illusions
obont Tammany which m;slead the Gladstonian
IRAN left the leading journal untouched SO OF
tho immediate future Of the Democratic party :
For the present, the party will be satisfied
with the distribution Of Offices and the usual ar
raneements for 'placating' the professional poll
,iaians who have shown their power more strik-
inelv than on any former occasion"
In the opinion of this journal, the moral Is not
q consong one and those excellent persons the
Nugvomps, we fear, will find little comfort IN
,he event" 1t is clear that this writer's opinion
Of those excellent persons the Mugwumps Is not
bioh. vet still too high. When he hears Their
1ells Of triumph, some of which have already
been vibrating along the cable, he will be aware
that there is no event from which they find so
much comfort as from the qualification Of their
sn,jpathies and their personal animositics against
,be leaders they deserted and the party they be-
trayed W. W. ~
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
P0-tonice Notice.

fshoud be read daily BY all interested as charges may
at any timo1
ers o FOR i in S S9'%S any nSsa nG' a De sce
When it d,srd to send duplicates q bankns and con- con-
sent by Ge fl.te,t vessels available. -. "a .,,
cloi. oer1o pIompy IN ali cas- al this once as follows
SDAY-At 30 a. M for Europe, e., per F,sors s g.
ner S $ Germanlc via Queenstown; detters must be
directed Pc Va At Hnusp a. a. tcl ie hesH% s S'd 81 d.
rctted per Bescnland'D at IL ~, for Fortune Is
aaSi sg' Sai1 m fc viS,aca and curacao per
he dir5ct.d pcr r.iiadeipha'; q ?. for Cuba.
per- saratoga Via Iaanq at 4 p M Ss
f,nfa a. D. @ for Poro Ec9 5 95ecs T. per & 70;
M 9aG S,d per must b. be qsS Grced e' yer Mare
T ToGdSoa &:Raa from - tS '' D'' '''' ''
etdi Sn ps lSl '!ss0i sd raerc cora H m
be greeted Sr FS1@n Band a. Jamaica m spG JSSc
pef $ Xndcs lctier- for Costa Rica, via LmOa must
sATuRDAYAt 80 ..Ts n for Fa.cs sS,s1.Tls9S .nsns
VIA lia'Y hsTT@ SR'i at toy so a. cadoa sS% Sser
Aas sa VIA Psa%a sonn5CS and S%c NSr%Sy 1 F1a
ter, other parts of Europe must be directed PER
snGs os. spSsS as gSO aarels ond Ireland p s. $ sSra
va fes for 9he t I EroPs Amy must n o
ee Sorge letters must BE- directed per N!ree' ii
s,r fer cP9 Pa J Ia%f3 and & TqSp9% p ll,s Dire;
@1a re OTn Ymgr az II 30 a. ~ for Netherlands direct per
werSend,m via Rotterdam 1cttcr. mus. b directed
Tobago per :. burnley at II m. Complementary |
H. ny FOR Pcrnc nbco Bahia. RIO Janelro Santos and
la Plata countric, Via Rio JOneirO. per : Chilian.
SUNDAY-At 3 u N. for Costa Eica. viz Lmon. per
s IIlspana from NcwOrlclns AZ 3 for Bocas del
To-o per : : Washington. from New-orleans.
qr the cs sey Ssr sqS s % pr to @ S1' % % q"
80 p. n. Mails FOR China and japan. per q. China
from Francisco close here day 20 November 30.
a q 80 p. M. Mails Tor Australia Ncw/ alHnd Hawaiian
Tiil and samoan Islands PEI Monowal iron san
Francisco here daily to December - at 30
n m for on arrival N"w-NO"k ~ Anrania with
Brtsh malls FOR Australia Mails for the Hawaiian
Islands per Australia from san frlnclsco. close
hero daly np - December 15 ~ 80 p N VI Malls for
china and Japan Nanoouycr speeay addressed onyl,
close At this once daily at 30 D. NJ NAL FOR NeWfoun
dand hy rail to lIafey ard then by steamer close at
this onlc, daily % : 80 D. M Mnl- Tor Miquelon by
ra 10 Ro.ton and thence by steamer close AZ ais office
VA and I,nrfF by stauer sailing Mondays and
phursiavsA ,los, az ths 0aNe daily OF > 30 a.. m.
Vsi fr Nrexco overland unless specially addressed FOR
ty s,c,trer clo-o this Office daily at "A,
u rams. Pacific nails forward ID 70 san francisco
da ana the sch rdule closing Is arranged the
snnon Of their unint rgupet overland transit 10 San
Iranrsco Mall, from the Fast arriving iime at san
francisco on the DAY Of sailing OF steamers are despatched
Ress,erSd mall closes at 90 y. m. previous dav.
Ezra Supplementary Mails opened the piers Of
the English French and Germ steamers at the hour
81 closing OF Supplementary Malls a. the Posoice which
remain open until within ten minutes OF the hour OF
'''''"s " CORNFLIrS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Postofrce New-York y. V. Nov IL. 1892
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
TIE STARS.

-. >.r, etocc Is Graccd at THIS uh'e VIII"
,n, ., diversified ability and much iop"'r' ',,
I.'D " w NJ Ada Rchin, Miss Marie Na"'"I.s'''
."'I ..' ~o..do Cayvan. Miss Marie Tempest ..''
., N ,,ocre Mrs. GnleIt. MIR. +. :. Nih"'u' 81
rohn prov. Mr. y. {. goodwill Mr. pau" .' -.
,ro,,,, po.tor Mr.. Edward Hanigan' Mr ne" ,'"'h
NJ Ia Movne. Mr.. Emil Thomas ana "r' '0'"
a,rno Professional and social Life oi 'o"n =,
-, d, ,ho title Of a memoir Of that adih'rcu '''0
..c comedian. which has been written pS Ms
n, ard which will bc published b. John murphy
" "a ~ baltimore. Mr.. owens was an No"i "
,ho or.t or,lcr i'm the realm II low com'uS' anu ''"
=, nc.ntric bumor ana the volume tia' 'o''
oa,oy rim will be wcEOme 10 thousah"s "
readers. . r,..,op once n
:, e made known that Augusta DaFgoh' ohoe
,Ior octress in America. intends to return 10 u''
,ano from which she has long been absent Ah
,,dv will be remembered as the repfcse"''u'' " W
,ron,vsnn,s Ouecn Mary. She Is Mrs Fercey ho"
and resides IN Australia. ,,.,u,,a
Mr. Wilson Barrett has produced, IN rH"'"
,, ,Iay called Pharaoh" which is said 10 be- s'Io,
~ ,drnIt.n, and heavily weighted with uluoEuc. ~
that niece Mr. Franklin Mclcdy, loIi'IiS ,,a,,,,, ~
t"ch canada is reported 10 have made colspic,o
Mt as a deformed buhoon-a Court iaVorlte ,i pTt 80
willy cons prator-callcd Pennu the BAT sii .,,,,
f. h,glIv esteemed I'm Canada where he Is best ho"u
and hopes are expressed that he VIII WIN eh'n'"'o "
the stage 49, ...uo. g., voshlngt,n on Mon
day night and was welcomed there WIN great '''
dality. -. <,,,. ,,o.,,an Mr. T. n
Miss Rose Coghan, Mr Charles Cosnan' ,ns Ss' rr,ni
sothcrn and Mr. Louis Aldrch are anons the pfo"A'
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
THE DRAMA-MUSIC.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUsE.

Mrs. Bernard-Beere gave eight mccesslve per
formances o. Lena DeSpad in the coarse, foolish
ard proftlcss play GAS in Looking Glass" and
then. on Monday night. that sOmnolent production
put to bed-bear's grease, bergamOt, Mrroom
slang Pimlco morals and all the rest Of the sweet
mixture. Peace be With IT, and may It sleep forever
The amstory female in distress. however. is stiil
extant and there is no danger that the paygolng
public will be left without illumination on the all
engrosslng topics Of amorous appetite and cOnnnba'
nfelicity. Last night Mrs. Beere presented another
uncomfortable female, Ariane nv name, who is the
heroine of q novel by Mrs Campbell Praed called The
Bond OF wcdock" Arane n tall. slender, vigorous
lady, who dressed according 10 oscar Wilde. looked
like Rule Britannia and talked like Mr.. Gladstone.
Ariane had chatering backguard for father and a
guzzlng blackguard for husband, and these two
scamps wanted her to borrow money from a senti-
mental donkey, who was her discouraged lover
Ariane, however stated that she was possessed oi
heart conscience and pride, and therefore woun re-
fuse the donkey's money. Whereupon her ineorl"en
husband smote her and hurled her upon SOFA
hrinne lived in london and hnew various queer
people who in the habit Of oongregatng to drink
tea and talk trash and after she had been assaulted
by her husband she went among these
gabblers and sang song while her sym
pathetic sire Matched plot Tor dlVorclht
her from her british spouse and wedding her 10 he
wealthy auitor-whom all the while She ioNeu
Ariane was strong in possession OF ma'efha iou,' %
and Of a little girl in a Mother Hubbard gown anu
furthermore she was a British matron. There was
more OF this weird stuff, but il would be tedious 10
linger upon II. Mrs Campbell-Praed. who concO''eu
this display Of Arane's woes. must have had p'ihul
experience Of London life. If she ever lived among
such people as she has depicted and Mrs. 'ampoeli
prs.d,s idea OF play Is that everybody talks uI ne
i hIeathicss or t MS nelghbors decd and then
they all go supper. There are exacty ~, we LOU
peare. me work is farmgo of ssbbe and profanity
and foly and the performance WAS lnslneraey tioGs
and bad In every respect. Inc @isl VI Pa''
appended-to show the constitution Of MIS-. beeres
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
4 DINNER TO ". T. SNEDLEY.
HIS FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES CHEER HIN ON
TO MATRIMoNY.

HIS FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES CHELH HIN oN
TO MATRIMoNY.
A dinner was gwen to W. r. Smedley. the well
known artist Of Iarper's," by his feliO"he"loei'
CT the Players Club Last evening at the Aoihe Oiuo
No. ~ Lafayette Place. Mr.. Smedley IS 10 De ui'r-
,ied ON November % 70 Miss May Rutter Darling, OF
WilIesbarrc. Penn. and the dinner was gwen a'
a farewell 70 his bachelor days Those present In
addition 10 Mr. Smedley were Henry LOOMS Nesol'
c. c. Buell. j. Wells Champncy, j. Carroll Beck
with william C. Fner Carlton II. Chapman. f.
Hamilton Bcll, r. F. Zogbaum. f. VI. Fulton Jr.'
Robert Howard Russell, C. ID. Gibson. A. W. Drake,
Francis Lathrop Robert Reid +. Berkeley snnA'
William Bailey Faxon, Dr. Smedlcv, Charles Con
verse Tyler Thomas +. Clark. T.. ". humphrey
Bruce Rrce, Prcble Tucker, Edward III. Wales, J.
de Thulstrup, stanford White. Charles Parsons, -
5. Renhart, Childe IIassam, Henry T. Th'hh9'
Frederic Remington. HOratio Harper. william J.
kyans. Augustus It. Gaudens, f.. J.. Builngamc u
"scrbners,' John Harper, and Lieutenant D. j.
JeToli Kelley.
Many congratulaory letters were received from
those unable 10 attend Some Of these were from
I. b. Aldrch who also sent dantly bound vol
ume Of his poems, which Mr.. smedlcy fund wing
On his plate; Francis Wilson, II. c. Bunner Edwin
brh Thomas A. Janver, A. i. Frost and Howard
Pile
There were no formal speeches. but after the
ofee had been served Lieutenant J. D. Jerrold
Kelley acted as toastmaster. or. as he put II. the
pItcGlarly ofcious execui ner who starts the fires
m which 10 roast this victin.' Ihanhs 10 Lifut n
ant Kelley's efforts. the victim WIS thorough
enatsd" in witty speeches made ly u uce lr &C.
stanford White. ThOmas Z. Clalk, T. l.. Bnrlin9hme
sso made by John Harper. Henry i. Thomas, Prcblc
'ueker and Carroll Beckwlin'
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23

ACKErEY his late rcsd.qcc on Sunday o9 lay November
Friend, and members Of family also officers and members
or Maritime Lodge 96 knisht. OF Honor ana Metro;
Gl 6i pomHon SSq"G eom.hp Co. are Invited he funeral
sgss at hiT wdoo.a .ln e,ns NJ at ~ jersey ivy
Inermcnt Greenwooi
nAXTrR- suddenly At st. Johnsbury. Vermont Novcm.
hcr gth Harriet Addnc, youngest daughter Of AdeIlne
W and the iot' Harry Baxter
I0Wl;ON-At Port Chester y Y. November 2lst. Eliza
Funeral fom her la,e residence on Thursday, at 2:S0
fc.mcnt ot Friends Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
FRIDAY, az II 30 y.
prXIlAM-Tuc.d,y November 2ed. Edward Dunhom.
raSSra aS fday November o5th at 80 p m. from
re,dcnc Of MS -on-naw, Augustus krkham, Hastings
Train leaves GRIND ccntro Depot at 90 p m.
FLAAcEt his ',e Cor gc'4cnce % r Jersey City litsh,s
\. j. November 2l 1892 eaiy ieac &C. aye q, years.
N y CIV on Wcdae.dly, November I'D 80 o'clock
Picosc omit flowers.
hatfield Monday, November o. Celia L., wife Of
FuHcial irom ote residence O0thst., Fort Hamilton,
HoFFMAY-On Monday, November 7th, at No 53i Fifth
The funeral services will be held at Grace Church on
TUESDAY morning, November 9th. at 10 O'Clock.
2lg5e al aa sns s ee saon at IL As Tuesday
HuDSoN-on sunday November Goth Jane +. Hudson.
widow OF the lat John r. hgdio4 & IN her g2th year
her late residence go West 1Oth.st
kindly omit flowers
KTT,ENfEN-Suddcny. this city Sunday morning No
Nember 10th, 1892 DR.. Attila j. kelenen.
Funeral services MS late residence, Is East 9tst
This "wednesday al - m.
Intermrnt at Deep River. Conn.
paeuTMGaa rqSd1y %cS@@s @osg a WSsT
5btl-st.
Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
M'DONALD-On Sunday evening November 30. 1892. at
her late residence near Ea,ontOwn, N j., Josephine
WhItloek wife OF william l.. Mcdonald.
Funeral private.
fAITItlsO S--In Newark vallsy y. r., Nessih1ef ~,
u, Williams Pslteis0n, t2ed "a
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23

Mic lila Vano an actress who some time ago guinea
.,.,,,y IN Ncw.York in "Shenaudoah" ana later IN
a., ,hc Comforts Home" has had the sood FORTUNE
., t,he,lt $50 900 This sum Is left 70 her BY the WI"
~ samuel Pratt King. Of Buffalo who del r." W''"
" ,,n,, narcsis She + namcd IN the viii A. MISS
. rt.ol, she al-o inhcrts Mr. Kings books Jewels
and rcr.onal effects. Mr. Kings fortune omouh'ea :"
10 600 AZ the time he inherited II from ms srala'
neither Ms Samuel Pratt lie met Miss Nsho IN e"''
city in 1897 and II was reportei ~ one ', "'S ,.
,cyeuted che marriage There was at oLe u"" fepo'.
hat Miss Vane intended 70 bring suit ior oi'"c" o'
,o,se agalnst Mr. King but this was dcnied AZ 'n'
time and is still denied At thai une' IL j. s'a' l
.,i' ,,,r. maid Miss Vane so5 600 at his request.
- a. rono,ted that Miss Vanc will agree To eomioise
vim the other heirs Of Mr.. King, by which si'e VIII
receive $50 COO anc income In addition oil @i-o'
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
DATY,C THEATRE.

The votarics OF Days Theatre pave o.r'N'u "'"'
amusement from the light and chee'l" l"'e y.
Test Case" which is now curre' ~ N"' P"p"'
bou@e. and which will continue 10 f rep'''''''" '''
until next Tuesday evening TN W''e i " i-',
,l eot,ro ,non the customary in,pid.ty OF domestic
llfe in those Isolated country vilhges IN WI pew
corveptionalty is tho .over ien po"cr ana oi Il
i ,,,,,o,e .,-.etn l. the scOuie. MISS lfhah' M''
ror~cb,or Mrs Gilbert. Mr. LeSis MIR. '"I"e' ''''
Irving ard Mr. william Gilbert carry te I'I' i
aoftlv surrc>: The moral of THIS comic HN' J"
widely diversified DDS Il animation O'He'' ~ ~"
hnmOr and cccout.ic impeFs M H. Inc uI' ."P''
and crotchcttv comp'acent hardness 'hn' Ut u"
s,,nlcd bv Mr.. Lewis produc nel-hiu' '"'.' " "
..,,,,i,,s aro,ierv while IN Nj WilL1m Gil crt 8
embodiment Of the good % viiiasc Do0O'' ''''
ta,'o. %, arrost nothetc feeling blended with infec
,,ors ,oculor,ty Miss Ichan. whose artistic hd'l!
9, ,,ysr,ab,s males the .tmost that can De- maze o.
Lender character and aternG'cs WIN palI" 5'"''
between raillery and 9o,r Sehse' r.. ,.o-
Only few more performances OF i's. ~.
ere prom,scd "Thc IIunchbach' VIII be ic'Ncu o'
~o-ir,,er o. and Mss Rehal VIII appear a. I"lA'
~, Io,,ro,,.r &c cas for Cllold. Mr. George Charlie
f,r Nas,cr Waiter and Mr. Crsion 'lafAe lo' 'O'''
m, jIrrrbbqck" Will follow, In i"Pu
o.as,o, ..Tbe school for s'anGal,7 "Ihc Zen 5
s..,,a,,,r - Tanning Of tl!t shfcw.' A. lou Lho
u "rr Wonder 'Thc foNS'el7 anu
vich,.- A onc-act rccc oiled Inc N'"'o d"
he noted Ia association Mil 4he hc.lo H"".'--
o,r tanonese play Will fnccced all these prod"'
lions and that. presumably, VII conclude & ihS a ni o'
Nv DaIc Is 10 open his Few ihea'e IN ''"''" e'
sptne. .,c bar fine movers with IT,
.,lss i'en1t .1nrcy md in that seadldSl r-..u'c
mar"abe NTr'tsso,rh way which leads 10 permanent
pssni sa ana ,I.ii SIi renovn nc wiz smooiy & Sr
as wei !" lila Lady Tcai!e. l@uhA Ii"'"' ,
after ah"'I'l' ND Donna Vioante. Marion Lea ana
gSi 3loa Those nv Tho :I;e oon.de: 4Gc c r"nrcc " Of
characters CDhaniirg unnu which the actfce. mn (
,sT 'aie' AMY alf tb, % intrepid spirit VIII when SD" meets
=, - W, ., ir,,ncts Of her high position
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
UEDDTNGS PAST And TO CONE.

Miss Eta Augusta Eugbce Il daughter OF Alfred
s. Bugbec, was married to Chauncey stiles stevens
Miller at the Fourth Avonuc Presbyterian Church last
eveping at 80 O'Clock. Tie Rev. Or. ParkhurAt
,rlciatcd The best man Henry Turner. Carlton
Montsome'r A,cn c. Riley. Henry Wheeler and Wal
ter Eschlvege We're ushcs. Miss Florence A. Bugbee.
sister Of me 're. WAS the maid of honor. The
bridesmaids w"r" liiss Maud Il. Hugbcc. another SIS
ter, Mss Josephine Patterson, Mis- Elizabeth smith,
OF Newark. ana Miss Matte sd,s. OF BgoolLyn. A
reception followed a No ia East Twenty fourthst.
AmOus the guests We Mr. and Mrs. Charles sides,
Mr. aud Mrs \. =. Hrshcc Colonel ana Ms Henry,
Mr. and Mrs. ". {. Gddines, Mr.. ana Nh. James
Miller. the Miises Woiricn. Miss squire. Herbert
squire MISS Lawton. Mis- Cordelia Adams, Richard
Hudson, Arthur j. >tonchil, Mrs. J. Mlchac.s Miss
Carrie Mclaels, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bastable.
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore I. scott and Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Purcell.
The wedding Of Miss Harriet Martin Ross daughter
Of Mrs. a. NJ. Ross, 70 Villain C. IIill took place last
evening. at O'CLOCK Mt the house OF the brides
mother, No. 50 VS. Ffk k-sccondst The brides
is e. Miss Caroline ross, v;s maid Of honor There
we're no bridesmaids. The best man was Andrew
Frost " PJughheepsc, me tue ushers were william
IInrrls Arnold and DR.. Abr ". Ferris The Rev. DE-
Charles II. Pnrlhnrst ohhtod 4 recention fol-
lowed.
Mis- Agnes X. sclefel, dayhter Of A1olph scheftel
wa, married TO Charles j. WEINBERG last evening ot
tie home OF her '''"'' w. East Fifty scventh-St.
The Rev. Dr. ""'ine' ''"'la'c Miss Irene schcftc
was the maid Of honor. The st man wos Albcrt
! Wittcnbcrg brother Of the brideao,n. Tho ush,rs
were s. ID. Bayn, A. Wormser Wt,r schcftel Henry
Ikelhemer charles "'Nht'', VI ~ ra; Ge rye Sden-
berg samuel stiefel aud Herbert STU 4 reception
! followed AmOhs "' b"c''' W.. " nd Mrs James
seligman Mr. and Mrs. Leopold CohlMr and Mrs
Howard Forsyth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. ia and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jesse stlgh"h' '''' hn' ~ berg started
! for a southern trip last night.
Tho wedding oi Mrs. oscar vincent h1hcrty "A
daughter OF sehatof MuiI"1 W "s' HVlewster
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
pI OCTOR'S THEATRE.

ro,roducllcn Of "The County FAIR by marie
po.nore was accomplished ionday night al r'o'-
.or,g Thatrc and Mr. Ncil Burgess n@uc "',
entrances as Abigail True The ato''u"",c wa 80 .,
s ,h ,uotcnce obviously enjoyed the broao i''l "i
niiu III, I ard the anima life with which TINS
MI bu' o,ornhs Almost everything that
ho"oeSc"' P, ., contain is contained in The
a pay U'e" rnt this collection OF "roal tubs and
oc.nS ..r.nsous o,mmonphces affords an entertain
., ment and Mr. Burgess mn eccentric i'Inale rhs s
sufficiently ludcrous TO s'ISiy sc"5e Of the race
,Nccti.c.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

Marie Wainwright at the Harlem opera i'Onnr rrnno Of
N.ntoc herself as Any Robssrt IN inc u'A'"a :,
iet name based OH sotrs novel OF he'%" ,soaIGe
rhis bart associated with the memory % rnos nat
ya,,snn-o, actress whom Mise "alh"rlen. ME-
rcsemble but whom she cndes'or' !" ro,nor,,c
walnwrgtt's imptrsnaton o. INV t 49," a,1 son.mous
Of aspect and for dnty grace Of ds"eano
lovengS, ,raameon r, Of Am, Robsat Is highly cc conn
mendaSc nG ne care win "PSh liyy Of f an interesting
phsnso "ih So w was admired md app'auded OS i" 80
audience.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
IIANC;FS

Changes are NJ hand. Mr. IInrrgan announces n
revival u Tie Nl.ean Guards Ball. e. BE- Effected
az his theatre on November -. Mr.. Dcrnar 1Lomp
,on VIII come 20 the Harlem Opera House on the
same date in "Ihe Od Ilomcstcad.H The Columbus
Theatre will. simultaneously. lie devoted 10 The
>oudan." " the Fourteenth street Theatre Aunt
Drldcct's Baby VIII succeed Blue Jciu-.T
Mluna Gale Nirs. Haynes viii appear Al the star
Theairc on December 26 succeeding Mr. Willard.
ardou's comedy called Americans Abroad will have
IL. ar-t representation 0h December . 80 the
lvccum Theatre. Change, are Eminent al the
lllDu and the IuiOn square.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
MARRIED..

DUNN -PERSHALT-- November 22d at tho residence Of
the brides parents by tho Rev. a. l.. Kittfedge, D. D.
Tllcn Louise, laughter Of David H. Pcishal TO Robert
Mortimer Dunn. all q Newly ork.
JONFS-COIt,-In Nu5caron Honduras c. A., on Friday.
October 2lst 1892 Alnira Sulwcl Colo, Of Central
Valley ~ Y, 20 Doctor Philip Mills Jones of Brooklyn,
y. y.
SNITIf-WARD-On Tuesday. November 22d at ST. Agnes
chanel New-York City. by the Rev Dr. lBradlcy, Mar
atrctta daughtc. the late Hon. Peter Ware, VI New
burg. y. \ , to Henry Ives Smith,
Notices OF marriages must be indorsed with fun
name and adde's.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
FUNERAL OF ROBERT WINTHROP.

Grace Church crowded yesterday at tho funeral Of
Robert winthrop 'h- wetnown banker. ard founder Of
tho Wall street Urn on looris Winthrop Co. who died
Sunday from heeIt failure. at his p,-rave ora
1hrty-sevcnrh-st. The Rev. Dr. Huntingtn, assisted
ly the Rev G. II. Boome conducted the services. The
palpearcrs j. Perpont Morgan. George Bowdoln
Richard King Julian w. Robbins. Alfred Roosevelt.
Henry Parish. Charles JAn!er Frank Coke and Henry Il
Ickman. those present william c. Schermer-
horn. iamln II. Field J. I. Kcnochau. George S.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS

Mr.. J. X. Emmett. who follows al distance IN
the professional footsteps Of his father. appeared az
Tho Columbu, Thcatf Monday aiSh presenting Frlt,
In IrelandP The Byrne brothers dlsp)rted AZ
TIE Grand opera House. In their fsrco Of Eight
Pills VI Geors, Grossmfh heard again
last evening - Chick"ring Hall he VIII give
entertainments today and on Saturday IN the nfter
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
MARGARrr MArHER TO LEIvE THE STAGE.

Dcnyer Nov. 22.-Naearet Mather, tho actress who
opened weeks engagement at the Broadway Theatre
THIS city lat night has publicly acknowledged her
ri0ee - Gustlyc Pabst OF Milwaukee. aud viii rcti'e
from the December 10 at Des Mones, Iowa
She has cancelled other engagements and discharged
hcr couplnv.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-23

WEALTHY WOMAN DECLARED TO BE INSANE
sheria's Jury In the Supreme Court yesterday
declared Mrs Cornella Frances Coster to be insane
snd Incapable Of attending TO her business hhsirs
enc Is said to be worth about 100000 which she
sceived from her husband when he died about three
IAN ago. She lives at No l52 West seven'y-seeoho
- Her only relatives live in California ana Paris
sas Commissioners before whom the case was triea
80 Chauncey s. Truax, DR.. George W. Crary aho
eArt Mac sy.