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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
THE Nasty yUDDfYG CITB'S OPERETTA.

pcnorts from Cambridge say that The operet'a which
o Harvard IIasty luddiDg club IS TO gave mere ths
,roeh f. of unusual clcycncss and sparkle. u u
entitled "The sphinx, or Love at RANDOM. Inc
,crformancc in this city will be given III INC A'h
haitian Athletic Club Theatre on Thursday fn'P
and saturday evenings, aud on saturday AFTERNOON
rho curtain will rise at and at G 80 p H. Inv
music OF the opcrttta Is by L. > Thonip'on w. anu
,ho uhrcttO Is BY David Gray, ~ Inc ca't VI
choroctcrs is as follows: Prince Albert r. fhii'on'
T. 1}crry Fccagogiis Papyrus, j. A. WIDER f"ke
fato Frederick Iucggcr; Rolo Fannticfoy' ;. H.
PARKER. The sphinx, George Gns"oid "a Lo'"''
r,I, white. Zorah the sorccrcss, Julian Goldman
.c,ro,oco Robert Saltonsial; Iarcma. j. W. Gum
min. Fatlna = T.. Farwel j.
Tichet, NAV be obtained at the Manhattan N'hIc"'
,o,,, hoy Office: at the Harvard club, NO II west
Twcntv second.st. the Womcn'S Exchange NO ~
rinbavc. " r. jenkins, SiAthavc. aud Forts 'ls'u'
:, ,rc,ouo,s and the Fifth Avenue aud NIndS"r
'rbe following Rave consented TO act ms palr0hc
,,o'dnmcs Frarcis H. Appleton, Edmund l.. hafnc1,
fi.r,a. g Icaman George Hlagden g. G. Chrk, J9,r Ph
~ rhnatc lanes A. Burden Francis {. barlow, ftl'
~ - French Thomas A. Emmei. william H. draper
Gpovcr Cleveland Richard " Hunt. Edward Nj
HUHInh ,dcnhIlrg John w. Mnurn J. Hclpont MOT
n an Charles Post, Theodore Roosevelt, JACOB
Wcndcl Robert winthrop, j. liarscn khOadeS Joh ,;
WIT,o nuci Lincoln :. Van Rcns sclaer Cruecf anu
". EilnclaudcT
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Boston Anil (>pcclaD.-A fashionable wedding
occurred This noon I'm Arlington >ueet Church II
WAS that OF Miss Rose Lee daughter Of George Lee
OF The firm OF lee. Ilignnron Co., afd kernh"u
GRAY a Young lawyer and a wcH-known m'M'Nr 90
tho somerset Country and other clubs. Among the
many present were Mr.. and Mr.. =. H. Lee MISS
Arce Lee Mrs. F. l.. Lee. Mrs. j. W. Lee Mr.
and Mrs George Lee, Miss Harriet Lee. Mr and Mr'
John Lee Miss Lucy Lee. the Misses Gray T. =
Gray Mr. and MI. J. {. Gray. Mr.. ana MIS- ~
GRAY s. < Gray and his family, Mrs. JoNn b. 'liSD'c
and her family. Mrs. Amory and the Misses Nh'orS'
Dr. and Mrs. Bacon, Dr.. and Mrs 'ai"'' NJ y
Mrs. c. Cunningham, NJ. and Mrs. kidder' Mf. ana
Mr. r. p. King and Mis- King, Mr.. and Mrs A. IL.
Lawrence the Rev. ard Mr.. Endicott f~'f"Ny'
Colonel and Mrs Francis Peabody. IT, ara 'he'r
family Mr. and Mrs John T. Peabody ana n''n'
Mr. and Mr., : Endcott Peabody. MI. ana 'ls'
saltonsta Miss Lucy Sil'ons'nl Robert sH'''hs''.''
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. sal,onstali. Mrs.. fre'erlcN L.
Ames Mr. and Mrs. &. J.. Cunringhhii' '""n
Cunningham Miss Cunningham, Mr. and YRS. Ir'o.
eric, Cunningham DR. and Mrs. Eliot Mr. ana
,,,e Dudley L. Plckman, Miss \. l. Ho'7e-
volt Miss Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs.. Jolh IH"r'h'c'
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Brooks, Mr. and MIS- D. H.
n,,l,ard Mr. and Mrs. >. W. Burgess Mr.. ana Mt
r. r. Sears. jr.. Mr.. and Mr.. Nhi'hg' Ih'i"'
,,,gc,esworth Mr. Thaycr and his family, Mr.. and
Mr. G. Hurrngc. Patrick Grant, Mr.. ana MIS-
: G. Child Mr. and Mrs. &. ". Hammond hf' anu
Mrs Waldo Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. L"rihs'
rudge and Mrs. Lowell. Mis- Lucy Lowell. MI ana
Mrs.. G. r. Mnot Mr.. Richard Stone aud his family
Mr. and Mrs y II. stone, Dr. aud Mr.. swirl Dr'
and Mrs. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs Robert . winthrop
Miss Winthrop, X. c. winthrop lr" DIT anu "',
n nrandeIs. W g.. Brooks Nr. and Mrs. r. +.
Ann,oton Mr. and Mrs. Aspinwan, Mr.. ana Mrs'
II r. shaw, Mrs. l.. a. shaw, Mrs. c. wlnthr o.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Weld. Dr. George W
Wast e T. Choate jr. Nj. and Mrs. tnno:d'
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby. Mr. ana Mrs; DE vd r8ri'
Mr. aud Mrs. ,. ii. Fes,cnden IT. Mr., j. " f1ro o.
nr Erancis Mr. and Mrs. Iicmcnway. colonel ana
Mrs. Henry l.. lgginSon, Mr and Mr. ko a% W. g.
fiocner Nr and Mrs II. :. Hunncwcll, MI ana MT
I,donn Miss Podman Mr. and Mrs. r. II. stone, MI
and Mr. ii. B. Chaplin Mr.. and Mrs CottClg, MI
Dor. and the Misses Dorr and Mr. ana MIS- . H.
The church beautifully decorated for the 0cca,
,on with pams ferns and other tropical plants, among
rbic ve. massed hydrangcHs, Easter llhee ana rCs's
The ushers were George {. Loe, jr Homer d. "Tn
ordsnn J. : nbbltts, Henry g. pickering. = W
Sturgs A h. sillsbcc George a. Nck"r'on ana Dr.
W e Bullard Following the ceremony IN chnrci; d
,cddIng breakfast gwen at the residence OF t'e
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STATE OF SIEGE IN THE ARGENTINE.
ENERGETIC ACTION OF THE GoVERNMENT-RApi-
CAL LEADERS ALARMED.

ENERGETIC ACTION OF THE GoYERNMENT-hApI
CAL LEADERS ALARMED
Paris. April ga dispatch received mere To"n
Buenos Ayres says that state OF siege has been pro-
claimed by the Government, in consequence Oh '"o
threatening state of affairs growing out OF the pohtca
situation.
London, April "a dispatch 10 "The Times from
Buenos Avrcs says: The Minister OF the Inferior mas
ordered the arrest of verybody who ncteS inc people
10 rebellion or who raises scdtious chs. Ihe NH
lister OF War has commanded that two 'quaurohS vi
cavalry and two batteries of artillery rom uir To
serves shall aid the police In preserving order lhcse
measures are slightly rcasSlIrinG to the rupHc' Whch
had become frightened by the serious aspect OF ahfS.
and have alarmed The Radical leaders WHO are lssniS
appeals TO their supporters to avoid all GROUND on
offence against the Government Inc coupons VI the
last interior loan were duly paid today. -
Another and dispatch from Buenos Ayres snys
The Leaders in the plot overthrow the t'o'eTH'nI
have been arrested There Is no disorder hrr'. lee
graph wires TO the provinces bave been cut.
Euenos Ayres. April 2.-rcegaPmc coniin9hi .s
ton through the Argentine Republic Is suNpehN1 INC
t,overnmcnt having closed the Offices OF the Trans
Andne Company in the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
CLOSE or The FOOD EXPOSITION.

The eecond Food and Health Exposition given under
tho ou,piccs Of the New York Retail 6Dccrs Union nj
fine Lenox Lyccum was closed last night. NJ ~ ~
o'clock the electric lights were turned ont ana 'he
mns,c OF the band ceased. As soon rs the Visitors leit
the building the doors were closed. the hghts were
turned on agnin. Willie the exhibitors ana 'hci e'''
ha receptIon 10 talk the success OF the cxposI
.,n and Listen 10 selections contributed by Cappa at
his own suggestion Charles Chamberlain said TO re-
porter last night; .,....
1.-THE net receipts Of the affair amounting TO about
aid 600 will he used to build suitable hal ioi 'he
ssociotIon I'm Fny~evcnthst. near LeXlngton'hVe on
land tina, has nluady been acquired by ,lc llo'. ic
ihii,,"r. 81 wines canned goods cereals. soaps cocoa
cInc0lnte flour and soups have served Oh an aver
nre 1000 persons day since March =
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r hi, late residence II West 7lstst Francis Il
remains VII be taken 70 sat G M at ococE
thence t. St Johns Church. where mas OF solemn
rn Teq%iSm Yin N St. BE- Bc6afds Cemetery
# b Into a. t tEEnn q 1897 S'''A A.
s w at Trinity Chapel o;ths near Broad
Mo%ssy ApT a at no o SSfs Be
DrvYIsToN-on March 81. OF Cedar Rapids Iowa. Jane
rprment a.. Greenwood at convenience Of family
rDsoY~on saturday April ID. 1892. Marmont D.
Notice Gti.se" Of I iiaera al hereafter. - =, b.,
Ap s at SsSf, Esid%Ss
Pcrne Of he late william az Do Aus sse fOa''H "
Notice 0, funeral hereafter
RsSob AV 5n e ls22 sS 81 w SsS
Iudwig Moritz Funte Cborn in Koeninssbera Prus'a'
IN hG %" year a., Ru,ssr PRESBYTERIAN Church. Boule
ward corner West 75dst on Monday AprH y az " H.
uEpGES~A, Chester. Ncw.Jersey, Friday. April /.
Smith Encs Hedges D. in The e2d year d, 81 MS ag
4 at O'Clock y. m.
KESTon saturday April 1872, JaM % Ed% srS, t cSTis
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MNRsH-At Philadelphia. on tho I'd inst Edwin A.
aIs , asa d fs1fh 1ES h% %s' " j. on Tcsday at
I.aad. April l. lsg3. Margaret Nelson daughter Of the
Funeral services will be held at Christ church D. L. 90
| Monday, April 4. q. 10 10 oo
pas, Iaayes South Ferry AT O;3O.
RoBERrs-At Tarytcwn Heights, April 1't ls.2 SUD;
Gmgho, o, Tho late Gideon w. Burbank 65 years old
"Sr a, The Baptist Church. Tarrytown, Sunday, April
| 81 O . 80. , , ..,,, ,oo,.oo cr,,d
| Carriages In waiting on arF''i VI 'f'"i i'A'i"7 '"
Central Depot II 90.
| sTrwMTRMAN-On April l. 1892. Martin stemmcrman,
| son of Martin {. and Aane stemmernan. In his l9h
|
Funeral services. at Scotch Presbyterian Church. lie
| St Anrll T. at 10 80 a. M.
r,prR ~, Anril az the residence OF his sonin-aw,
| Henry Holt Charles Corey Taber, IN The ia year OF
| his
! Notice u funeral hereafter
wILISON-At vincand, J., Thursday morning Msrc g,
ri after lingering Illness Frances Plefpoht, WIG VI
| MARCUS Wilson In the 7ith year OF her age
| wyATT-March 81, 1892. Harry T. WYATT. 81 London;
Enei,nd only son ~ Sir Richard and Lady WAT ana
ood husband Ida Wyatt, Ia 3lst year OF his age
| Funeral private.
| London papers please COPY
WOODIAwN CEMETERY.
| woodlawn Station f2tth Ward, Harlem Railroad.
Once. 20 j.. 23dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
rB,cJyG THE ORrGrv or THE BILLlD.

Hurry Pepper last evening traced the origin OF the
ballad from the mo OF the bard and the shald, through
hc lime Of the troubadour. and down to the present
fine Of Annie Rooney before large gathering OF the
Lotos club members. lie defined the ballad ~
NOT only narrative, but as Thought ana rs
sentiment set to music and said thai beSueS voice.
,h three indispensable necessities for singer were
taste, feeling. and expression. lie sah th't inc
nrescnt custom In America OF singing foreign songs
here had the unfortunate tendency OF making not
only the public but singers and composers, nsicreht
70 the words OF songs and to the relation OF the
music to the words being intent only on pleasing
the ear lie illustrated his remarks delightfully."-
-, stnoino sally I'm our Alley" She Wore Wreath
~ Roses " raw of Biscay, o. Allan Water" The
low. Hacked Car" Little Doris The star spangleG
and The Accompaniment the piano were played by
". ". LOWlZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
SOUTHERN MEN DINE TOGETHLR.

THE LAST Of THE SERIFs OF FoRTNICHrLf
DINNERS -SpFAKERS hND GUESTS.
Tho last II the series ~ fortnishtly dinners was
eaten last night by huy members Of the southern
So,iety AZ the clubhouse. 10. l. West IwoH'ShlU
-, Marion j. Vcrcry, who presided. looked down
two line, Il men who were enjoying themselves 10
heartily rs men can. The speeches were In Keeping
With the dinner They sparkling and pointed
and ju.t long enough. The speakers were j. I"
Zachary Of Washington; Colonel Wilkinson. OF the Ap
pral,cr', oricc who made one OF his usual bright
speeches. Edward Oudln who ccitcd' ana 'ohh H.
Mccoy Among those who were present were ten
oral " " Klrklnnd j. stewart Barney. DR.. stuart
Dougn,s Milton Randolph Frederick =. Mlllsoh'
W. W sharp Warren Il. McVeleh. G. II. George j. H.
oudln John r. Dickson, W. l.. Mckcnna' r. HuRer'
+ w Gwathmcy Elwn /. johnson. seean PhcnN'
DR. Blair Gibbs Dr. George Thicker Harrison, John H.
,rncv Frank h. Guest. u. 4. Pchrcll. j. j. BOYD
XobIG kirkland Howard saunders, James l.. johnson
and r.. L. KOuett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
l'ostOfiice Notice.

shoud be read daily by all interested as changes NAV
foreign countries need not Be 6a Special, cs I'd;
TSes il TITO 70 send dupcats Of and
mS S, b 1.t e.sg,' a n
Foreign mails ic The ending April viii close
TDAY-Ht 5 p. m for Costa K,ca. Via Lmon pr
k 5SSs from PROF. N% o M 'Sf nr'i
M0NDAY 10 80 or ssotas% o, cuba soS per ;s.
A As.f Der at s III Ss b froS a.
for ffsDai PCT S'assps ssS
sIG pr ys S Hia pe4 saa nrsn "a
ter Ter t -. lise9a a rect. pr
Sif cy Of w Is
M sppsntSasy ~ 10 T. oF i fHl S ss
dtcs per- Via Amsterdam =
at - A 30 fS R.ls n. g. ):
directed per west'rand'D at II M Complementary l
Pa m" lo p0j Ja lslo per G CUBA
HsSa4p eters Ta g Be drG'ie s c
h hss1 st. Domino 81 p and fpF1s Iasa per
snd '3 st. Thomas Via Wind ss,d r Island;
a and fobaeo = must be- artctSd per fe;nopotan
m Tor BocaS Toro, per Washington, from New
ana sap5as t s1 % ~
m 10, in a per- 81 haiisn from SewOrisans:
fE qdsn d..e1 For TrdS F PaSe '@9
Guatemala must be dFs rec ps for Franc switzerland.
r,. SAT SlaD foas, + ,a 80 sEs
LA Pa aSe toS Ss a. va SF JsnPro per
Ealmor 80 a. M md fOT R1s sIaany r penns' sass s
$500 tiars Tor other prts OF Europe via Southampton
be directed pcs sa1 @,,r must n be directed ct
YIcot,n per : s. Yumuri de,tnrs for cuba md Iampso
direct and other Mexican states Via Vera Ora1 nus
SGSd for p Fortune 4G@s'T ,n a AID and
Aux Cayrs Hayt per Acne st Y d..
a, p NJ ' Tor Scotland direct AncGs,s Vie
! D. M for Netherlands direct per :. : ,aSorm as
D. m supplementary 80 NJ for Bermuda per o. -
ss n,, Of %ex rrSfFs S b S'td se,
= HispaHa fri Hew.origans , e 80 p. m for b.
Mails Tor Hawaiian Islands pcr $ Aus.rshe S'eos
San Fr1ncsco close here dai- mp To Apil ~, ~
30 D. Mails FOR China AID 5ap1n ne, .r I' .lo
s ~ q % n 10. Mails Tor Australia, New'Ieaana.
Hawaiian FIJI and samoan island, per ,, A5 Ai as
t a 40 " m Cor on arrival NewYork Of s. Aurania
With Ersh mails for Australia. Mails Tor me sociey
Stands per ship TTo?ic Er grom San e'g ss
NSwionnaland by ra to Halifax and thence by steamer:
close at this Office daily a: $50 p, M. Mmls Ios
Mquelon by r,il to no:,co ana thehsg , yor Cb, Nv
c 20 Tamns Fla and thence by steamer sailing Mon.
Savs THURSDAYS ami Saturdays close at THIS once osy
a5ccay aaddTps.ca for ds?ach by steamer, close at
TRANSATLANTIC mails are forwarded to san Francisco
daily and the schedule Of closing is a-ia9sod on ne
vaccination Of their uninterrupted Overland transit IN
Kan Frnnclsco Mails from the Fast arriving on tire
san Francisco On The dSy OF sailing OF ssa'e'' arc
Fvtra Supplementary Mails are onenei on the PIER
losing OF Supplementary Mails ~ the Postofce. which
remain omen until within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF
sailing OF s''"' CORNELIUS VAN COLT Po.t,ros,cr
postnNice New.Ynrk y. v. tnil ~ ts02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

will be the same this week. Mr. Stoddard has already
shown beautiful and picturesque spos In spain, WIN
richness Of natural scenery and marvels OF aren't
lecture. lie has described Northern Mexico, country
so little known TO its next ncigh5ors, and he Is
give accounts Of the remaining and more Interesting
portion Of that country.
The lecture Of tomorrow morning viii show much OF
the City Of Mexico and will extend its range into tle
tropics. This lecture will also be gwen on Iuesuay
and Wednesday mornings and the rest Of the week
will be devoted 10 the discourse Jerusalem and
the Holy Land The three courses Will then cnd
with accounts Of Egypt the most interesting OF inc
lands OF ancient history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
A Rcnutiful Home.

With the growing appreciation OF art and the develop
men Of fostered by travel Americans refuse 70 DC
content with brmmagem decoration and sereotyped design
Rare tapestries aud graceful draperes suppant IN
appropriate places. the gaiish wal urace or the
ng and unnecessary door elegant cabinets ana
clocks OF century take the place Of the
ready paror pieces quaint ormor and rich ola t
nqs give suggestion Of The antique In our modern oult
houses. II far safer ~ purchase antique iufnSu.
tapestries brica-brac, etc, at reeoie importer
one ure not TO b. oyechargd than TO do the importing
ones self and run the risk Of mpos,ue No h3hse has
man that OF sypher & Co.. Of shave and 2Sthst. anu
those wishing add their decorative treasures ~,
NOT fail 10 inspect the beautiful creations OF ue oid dt
workers which NAV be seen this establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Schneider. Campbell & Go,

recently OF
AND UNION SQUARE.
adjoining Ticany's.
WILL SELL At AUCTION.
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
MARBLE. BRONZES,
VASES, CLOCKS, &C., &C.
VALUED AT OVER 100000
ON APRIL s. 0. II. Il AND l3
COMMENCING AT IL O'CLOCK a. NJ,
AT 40. "a UNION SQUARE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 10TH STREET
THE MARBLE STATUARY
COMPRISES LIFE-sIzE GROUPS, FIGURES.
Busrs, sTATUHrTEs, &c.
A MAdNIFICENT STOCK OF CLOCK
SETS.
HALL AND CHINE CLOChS. IN EVERY
STYLE MATERIAL AND SIZE.
SUPERB VASES IN SEVRES.
poRcELAIN AND ONYX. RICH CABINETS, PEDEs'
TAILS. TABLES. sEvKEs PLATES. &C, PARLoR
LAMPS CANDELABItA. PORCELAlNS. Sc.
on EXHIBITION MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
APRIL g. :. AND :.
JUsTuS COOKE. AUCTIoNEER.
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,ppRusrD VALVE or :. J. uLDDy'S ESTATE.

APPRAISED VALVE or {. j. HLDES'S ESTATE.
The appraised value Of tn" estate OF samnei j.
ridden was filed yesterday In the surrOgnteS once Ut
Wit. Plains Wcstch'st"r County. by IN" appraiser
william H. Reed. The total valuation OF the estate
/, placed AT sji09G3l -. Mr.. T1lden's real estate
I'm New York City and county Is valued at rl'o'ooo'
The reui estate I'm GrccnpOnt Is appraised nj w,
ooo. real estate at owl Head. Franklin County. ana
Turucr',. y Y, SiIOO; Grey tone the country seat,
which ovcrloois the Hudson abov" lonk'rS, S2lSou"
.trcks securities aud bonds $i,0iS,l13 TO- library
~ 900: real estate ut f,lp, l.. J., T}l1o ana cash
in hand :icD i-r ~. This sum Is subject TO de
duclons for cNpcn,cs commissions. exempt hgacicS'
trr.t, etc Of Al 09l -3s ~. leaving II balance OF
- .o7 7y4 So which + distributed among heirs AT
law and next Of kin Of the to,tatrX as follows: 10
MI. Mary u. rcltOn, sister, who has since died ana
vho.e heir al law + Laura A. Hazard, Sl.GO37oO 40
md 10 George II. Tdcu Snmucl J. Tildcn Ruby =.
Pains. susan q. Sabin Caroline Il. WhttleSey and
Henrietta A. swan, children Of Henry n. Iidcn ana
Moses Y Tildcn ncphews and nieces. each S2d',-
1Ic O6 which Is Onc-sNth OF one-half OF tho above
,ntnl The share Ia Mrs.. Pcon Is not subject 10
lax but the others subject to tax of per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
mann ar ,uE PATHS MEXICAN DOG.

Though Nine. Patti sang In marina al oic .s"o
It,, 0,er, Uopss Yesterday afternoon, she did 80
- ,no nrossure % q heavy sorrow. Her very best
.Jona died an Friday afternoon. This was Ricci ule
m.vrc,u dog about as big as pint measuIc' winch
was given to Nine. Patti four or five years ago IN
v.xlco lie had been her constant companion ever
since and had enjoycd every Injury ior VINO" u we
,, c,nocItv Of enjoyment. He had accompanied
,,, pain on nh her recent t0nrs here. But aiic'
lion core long time he bore and physicians were III
v,i, y Ills death was from heart failure. lie had
been attended by at least two physicians In every Guy
visited in the last few weeks bat his maady was DC
vond the reach Of medical science. AS far as cond 20
irned last gilt no arrangements had been mane iof
the funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

Dyett Ross David and Perry Avenll. a mandonh
clif, OF yonng women, Miss Cecilia Bradford, yoiin,
and V. II. Muller either. Miss Laura Sedgwick COLLINS
recitcd. ., ,,v A.,
Among those present Mrs. Valentine Han, Mrs.
George Kidd, Mrs. J. Hood Wright, MISS Georpa a,a
Berryman Mrs A. A. Coles, Mrs. Charles ii. Park
hurst Mrs Seth Thomas. Mrs. J. Henry Lane, Mrs:
barbour Mrs. Ella Russell. Mrs. William Moore, ana
Mrs. Sylvanus Reynolds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

. Y
4 musical tea given yesterday alerho"h III
the house Of Mrs. Allen SchencR. NO ~ "eS' f"'s
crst Il ia aid the babies ward Of the Post Graduate
Iro.,i,oI -, No or Fast TwcntIch@t. The tea
was given nnder the auspices Of the Tuesday Morning
.cyciue Class. The members OF the class. the ~ ses
Thomas. Miss Anna Elliott Miss Ely, the Misses
schenck, Miss Anna Jackson, Miss Louise Dehnop
and Misc Catherine Flower, reecivsd the gus." Ems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
oyr corRsys or sr0DDiRD LECTURES

The three courses Of illustrated lectures by 1ohh H.
stoddard at Days Theatre have opened anspicouSp
and Will be continued prospcronsy. The theatre Is a
busy place. with one of these lectures every morn
Ing and the regular performances On every .,s'"e
s ,,.n .u.tnoon. of the week. in this WY fourteen
sn,sr,unmspn were given last week. aud ns number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
4PBIvAL OF WHITELAW REID.

The French steamer, La Champagne, passed SANDY
Hook at midnight last night, and about nan an hon'
later dropped anchor of Quarantine. Among her
Messengers were Wmtclaw Reid, United states ME-
lister to France. and Mrs. Reid The steamer VIII DC
., hos, ,ier nj an early hour this morning, probably
about O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
A Connection in Palindromes.

American Notes and Queries gives aS Its Apni Prhe
o,Ion How many English words you name that car
be spet backward or forward ndferently such as tS
eve, 800 is given in cash prizes. For run IN
formation send for American Notes ana queries
mia Penn. 1Oc. per number; 80 per year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
A COMpAR

Positive easy to buy comparative easier to pay lot,
superatlve easiest to The lianan shoe at
retail Nos. 2O7. 297 IL and 1,203 Broadway. NO.
800 Fulton-st., Brooklyn. opposite City Han.
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GueriaI Notlces.


THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH.
IMPORTANT ABSOLUTE
ART SALE. IN
PARTITION.
ALL THE LARGE AND VALUABLE COLI
LECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER coll
oRs. PAsTELs AND ORIENTAL AND EURO.
PEAN ART OBJECTS OF THE AMERICAN ART
ASSOCIATION TO BE SOLD TO SETTLE THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE r. AUSTIN ROBERT.
SON.
THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE BEGINNING
APRIL 9TH AND sTH. AT CHICKERING HALL.
AND CONTINUING FROM APRIL 18TH TO 9TH
INCLUSIVE. AT THE AMERICAN ART GAL.
LERIEs WHERE THE COLLECTIONS ARE
NOW on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
IN CALLING ATTENTION TO THIS SALE,
WE FEEL JUSTIFIED IN SAYING THAT no
SALE Or LIKE MAGNITUDE AND IMPOR.
LANCE HAS BEEN HELD IN THIS COUNTRY.
THE OPPORTUNITY, THEREFORE, CONCERNS
ALL CoNNoISsEURs. AMATEURS, AND THE
WHOLE PUBLIC.
WE DESIRE TO ADD, AND TO THIS WE
ESPECIALLY INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
DEALERS WHO ARE ACCEPTING coMMIs.
sToNs TO PURCHASE AT OUR SALES. THAT
THIS SALE is ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RE.
SERVE: NOT ONLY THAT, BUT NO OBJECT
WILL BE OFFERED UPON WHICH AN UPSET
PRICE HAS BEEN FIXED. THE ENTIRE
SALE is WITHOUT RESERVE OF ANY NATURE
OR DESCRIPTION.
JAMES r. SUTTON. ,,.cr,.
THOMAS E. KIRBY.)
RICHARD a. ROBERTSON. Executor
OF ihe Estate Of r. AUSTIN ROBERTSON.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ADMISSION TO CHICKERTNG HALL ON THE
EVENINGS OF THIS SALE WILL BE BY CARD
ONLY. mo RESERVED SEATS THESE
CARDS ARE NOW READY FOR DIsTRIBU.
TIoN APPLICATION FOR THEM. BY NAIL
OR OTHERWISE, SHOULD BE MADE TO THE
MANAGERS O EAST 23D-ST. (MADIs0N
SQUARE. SOUTH.
LAST FIVE DAYS OF EXHIBITIONS.
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