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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
FARIERG GRASP THE TAX SITUATION.

Syracuse. Dec. 80 (spccaD.-Thc joint Legislative
Committee on Taxation completed its session here TO
dav. The witnesses +. r. Dibb!e, Of H0ncoye
Falls for Livingston Comfy; William A. sweet, 81
syracuse, for Onondaga County: 4. p Potter OF
syracuse: Elieha Cooke, Poplar Ridge Caynga COUNTY
and william steele OF OSwcgO. The committee ad-
iourned TO meet In Albany after the Lcgisat
convencs and Senator McClcand said to-day
The farmers who have been called as witnesses
here have better grasp Of the subject Of finance and
taxation than those witnesses who were called IN New
York. The general impression obtained Is that mAri
are really little more burdensOme on the farmer
than the Manufactures and that the cause OF tIe
decline OF farming Interests IS because the farmer
doesn't work his farm A. result OF our lnNcsuta-
lions the committee will probably report BIZ TO the
next Legislature. asking that the state tax lie here
after divorced from Oc0l taxes and raised. not from
real cstate but entirely from corporations. lnhen
tinces and the like. The collateral Inheritance tax
Will be largely increased, believe pablo sentiment
demands il Should II tiis s. done. IN" auDJrtt 81
taxatlon viii be made almost entirely local m1icr
Each county viii levy ana collect It's own tax. This,
fl seems would afford the farmer relief. though the
stat. lax j. not large an Hem no. 80 opp S@lFe
upon tie farmer as is generally supposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

An application 10 set aside order Issued to re-
strain man Who IS Slld 10 have been dead AT the
tine from dsplsing Of his properly wa made In mo
hi trtt court We. terriuy Peter schmidt "A brewer,
brought suit FOR 100 against Gcorgr Ruff while the
lac or WA. IN hs- it4i The summons "as served on
Run AZ the h0.pits. lie died on November II. and
On that day sci midi obtained from the court an order
Of di.covcry for shares OF stock owned by RUN
Tie court fled I'm ORDER prohibiting the transfer OF the
stock. The case WAS to have been heard on Nov"m
ior IS the day o; Rufus funeral The relatives OF
the dead man have learned that the restraining order
hid not been ( st'd un'll after Run died. ana that II
cniid not have been served upon him unless II was
done aff,r he had been placed I'm his colin.
Cmi,tlsn I.uiy. whose wife few days ago at
tempted suicide ~ Jumping from window when 'ne
was found IN "A room with Frederick Etsc LUIS bar
tender has fled nm application for divorce, naming
Eisel a. co res p0ndeni Iitz and his wife, who De.
fore her marriage was Louisa Schcgl, were married
Thank giving Day.
The eAar.lia'lon Of the three mon who were ar
with depOsing green goods circulars In the postoihce
~ Jersey CITY was begun before Uni I'd Stnies com
missioner Whitehead I'm newark yesterday. Martin In
answer Questions Of his counsel. said that he was
not In The lcr.ey city = stolioc December g. loi'2
the date on which hr IS charged with taking the
letters 10 he Office - nail In fact he said. lie was
rot in tho state OF New Jersey on that day The
no. Office clerk positively ID ntihcd Martin. and Com
mis- Toner Whitehead decided 70 hold him { r trial
The other TWO men VIII have examination mkt
Wednesday.
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srLIors cnARcEs AGAINST ". ". AMrs.

Miss Francis Moore, twenty years DID, living at No.
81 East one -hundr.d and -thirtcenths the niece Of
ex-senator Hugh Moore. complainant IN TIE liaT-
lem Police Court yesterday afternoon against young
man named Walter W. Ame,, twenty three years Old,
OF No. IL East one hundred and thlTcecnth-st, whom
she charged with seduction under promls" OF marriage
T. IN sides were represented 10y counsel ENA'semb!y-
man John C. Nu.zliscg appeared for Ms, Moor, VIII
Colonel Georce H. Webster defended Ancs. Justice
Wcdc held the cNaminrion IN hi, private room. Miss
Moore testified that lie had become acquainted with
Ames three years ago. ON February 30. after pro
posing marriage 10 her, he hal accomplished her ruin
since then he had accompanied her 10 the homes OF her
,denAs and had told them that She was his intended
,vtfe he had invited them e call AT his home after
The marriage In ills allegation She was upheld by
three Witnesses. The hearing was tneh ,aiJ2nrnsa
untl sunday morning, and Aules was piioied III LAG
euStodS Of his lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
LONG ISLAND
THEY REFUSE TO CORRECT THE RETURNS.

THEY RIEl 81 IL tOhlkfAsl LIE
Assistant City Clerk Hayes. OF LorG Island City,
delivered the election returns u the majority Of the
election inspectors yesterday in compliance with
Judge Bartlcts order Two OF the inspectors refused
- receive the TO correct them. The gr)und
for their refusal Is that they swore to their correct
ness the day after election and that any correction
they might make now would be a taclt acknowledge
men, that their first oath false and that their
returns were false also Yesterday Mayor Gleason
sent the following letter to Mr.. Sanford:
Dear Sr: You consider yourself legally elected Mayor
next. 1 consider myself legally elected to the said
Office. a. it T. patent that both Ill the said
Office at the time, and the courts can alone legally
uecldc the question dispute suggest TO you that the
Interests OF pvblic will be best conserved 10y your
bringing a proper action namely an action Of quo
wsraao test question and that you make me tho
defendant such acton. That pendig the decision OF
such action the duties Of the o1rG be performed by
my self and the salary office be teI in the
Queens County Bank. with authority 10 such bank 70
use this relief fund for the benefit OF the poor
and needy tn dynamite explosion occurring
on December 20 In Long Island CITY. and that the sue
party such action agree 70 occep all warrants
50 ,a.htd full equivalent for IT, salary o. the
onicc. PATRICK J. GLEASON.
In reply 10 the rmorS that the JeifcrsonianS would
use force to Orst Mayor Gleason on January = ME-
Sanford to-day issued statement In which he
for tue good name of the city and al $50 OF Ute law to
which he had appealed. The ciihcuty over the COT
rrctlou OF the election returns viii come MP N ihc
.. r.cnc Court IN brooklyn before Judge Baruct.
election Inspectors adjudgcd guilty OF contempt OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTFR COUNTY

MOUNT VERNON.-Burglars and thieves Of all
kinds unusually plentiful in WcstcheSter County
and their frequent collections made from houses In
Mount Vernon becoming mOn'ltOHOus well as IN
profitable to the owners Of handsome winter wraps
A few days ago sneak thief entered the house q
Franklin T. Davis and selecting a selshin sacqne
worth 1900. belonging 10 Mrs. Davis ana some Other
choice wearing apparel went away without leaving
his card. The next night sneak thief broke into tn
house Of Mr. Hocber and took new and handsome
overcoat which he had hung on the rack. Other
houses have been visited with profit to- the thieves
in the way Of securing jewelry. money and clothing
and on Thursday night they broke into tho houses o.
John Dawson, the contractor. and Of his neghbors
and made good hauls' Of wearing apparel and silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
OYSTER DREDGERS RELEASED.

THIRTY or THE ILLTEEATED SLAVES OF
cuEASApEAEE BAY CAPTAINS SET FREE
baltimore Dec 20 tspecian.-1he tinted H'"'"S
DANNY mar. hnls and the officers Of tic German
.,ci.tv ~ Mtryiand who. armed with warrants ana
,-ri.y vout down the Che,sp'ake Say yesterday I"
,cscue a LOT ~ young Germans from tN''f 'ruri
,,os,ers the oyster boat captains, and arrest tf'
latter returned 10 day with thirty Young men, NOT
an. NJ whom could speak word OF English lhey
,.ore In a wre;ched cOnd Ion. having been hc"N
frozen and starvod during their detention on the
dredccs number Of tie captains i0f "h''
,,rr,pts had been issued let their boats when they
NJ the state steamer coming and msoc then escape
inland Cay;ain Edward Evans. Of h schoone" Lucy
GALLAGHER and 9 plain Jane Ev n. ~ The schooo"
Mary Jane were capturcd and lodged In JAIL ~
rcorardt,vu YESTERDAY. Tho droigera Oh these two
heats ten stories ~ inhuman treatment. They ~" "A
Won NJ sailor on drcdgc Jump overheard and drown
70 cscore the cr,.clt.e, naic q upon hn. The men
br,ucht 70 Eamorc were taken bcfor, United States
Commissioner Bond ard PIes.dent LOuis L. IIcline
hansen Of The German society. and after liey had
told their stories more warrant, were i,u.d or cap
t,ius All the German, viii be held ~ witrcs cS.
President Hcninghau- stated l. tn COMMISSIONER
that t,esc Young men arrived IN New York. aud on
the next day wcro approached by shipping ma tors.
and by glowing promises were induced 10 come 10
Baltimore and were shipped down the bay. They
we're promised Sl1 month. mo conlrict wa -
the effect that they must serve one lnohth Al risl
huf that fIcy would have work until April II they
v.,rtcd it, they required 10 pay their fHrc
from New York out Of the first months pay. BESIDE
having an outfit, fOr which three piccs were charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
SHE MUST BRING HER FATHER TO COURT.

Mrs Mary McIochlin. wife Of DIR. McLochin, who
live, at No 1j7 West Twenty first St. was taken be-
fore Judge Lawrence In the Supreme Court, Chambers.
yesterday by Deputy sheriff on an attachment
issued against her in proceedings 70 punish her for
contempt in failing produce her father, JOHN Ora
ham. i'm court, on writ OF hlbeas corpus Mrs.
McIOchn denied that the summons Of the court mad
been properly served upon her and WAS discharged
on condition that she should produce her Gther In
court nm January ? and pay the sherHS fees.
The writ was obtained by Mr.. Ir"resa [. Grllmnl,
wife Of John Graham, upon a petition In VINCE sac
said that her husband. who Is sixty three yeas old
and feeble was Imprisoned and kept from her by
fis daughter Mrs. McLOchln snyS that Mrs. Graham
has Frequently assaulted her husband and was re
Gently arrested for OF these assaults aud f,r
destroying furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
Din. TED IN san FRANCISCO.
HE CARRIES THE MINIS OF his ArrILIAUON
WITH THE ECONOMY COLONY.

HE CARRIES THE NTwS OF HIS ATTIt1ATIoN
WITH THE ECONOMY COLOXY.
san Francisco. Dc. 3O.-Kor, sh Ted has returned
to san Francisco with the news o. IS ar!liaton with
the Economics. II was said when Tccd LEFT this
city year ago and took with him his follower, that
his sole object was gain admtance into the Hnr-
monte Colony at Economy, Penn The death OF the
leader OF that body Father cnric and the statement
by his successor. that DR.. Tced had never applied
and did not want 10 he admitted to the order. has
naturally revived the suj ct Dr. Tccd arrived here
Sunday night ard proceeded TO the house Of George
G. Iudiug:0n. in Fillnorest. Tho following day IN
Invitation VAS sent out TO the members Of the faith
ful. calling upOn them 10 ct Tuesday night. Abor
fifteen responded to the cal. The unexpected
appearance OF Korcsh among them was general
surpri 90 He was received with open arms, and
there yns much rejoicing. lie told them 81 his
admission TO the Shakers, and exhibited certificate
Of membership dated at Mount Lebanon, August u.
1909 He spoke frccl, Of his trip TO the East and
Of the things he had accomplished. Dr.. Tccd denied
t. = reporter. however. that u" had applied FOR al
mission TO the community Economy, intended
50 t. do. He ALSO denied The story that he had made
n disciple Of JOHN Duss and through him hoped to
get control Of the Haruolys millions
About two years ago" said KOr"sh. ." ! asked per
mi sion Of Father Heirlc 10 address the Board Of
Elders. This ! obtained and then. after outlining
MANY Of the prinriples the doctrine of hdnty
asied permission Ia place some OF my foIpweT
within the iurs ictiOp Of tie Economics on promotion
that there m gh be "A better spirit OF unity b"t"e"n
the two societies The Board consented with ulan
imOuS vote
Did YOU place any Of Your followcrf ''erc1'
We'll MANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
OPIUM Morphine fi:sbst &'ur.,' IN
OPIUM 10 20 days. No pa. tiii cured
Opium Dr. y. stephens, Lebanon. d.

in suit brought by Peter n Ramsey, arising out OF
difficulties connected with the Minerva Pub lshinr Com
pany.
Judge Ingrlham Yesterday appointed the NewYorS
Security Trust Company conn itte of the person
and estate Il Jose Mencudez. the wealthy Pearl-st.
merchant who recently sGuic'd to be a lunatc.
Judge Bi.choI Of TIE Court OF Common Pleas. yester
day granted a rsnGimu, directing REGISTER rllk Fit.
gerald 10 cancel mortgage for $3.50 on The polety No.
81 West Twenty -fourth-st. The mortgage glyel
by Philip &. Hubert and hi, wife. t. I"nr 81 com,n
and o:hcr trustees unde- VIII OF John T. Cornell. AID
has been paid.
\ motion was made before Judge Lrwicnce Yesterday
confirm the report Of the Commissioner, u Award and
Assessment tke widening OF On.-hundr Land enh-st
between Seycnth-aNc. and Riverside Drive. The report
opposed by property owner only.
Daniel G. EaNtor. receiver o. the Ninth National
Bank Dallas TcN.. has begun .uit IN tho Uaited
States Circuit Court against TIE National PARK Rank q
this city s17ilO7 80. just before the Dala, hank
failed in July 1891, notes &C.. the amount
sued for the bank here. accordn 10 the complaint.
The declares thl the money shoud have been
distributed among all the creditors pro rata.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE COUR rs.
MOTION IN A CASE ABOUT OPERAS.

A motion was made In supreme Court. Chambers.
Yesterday to suppress. for irrcsularity, n deposition
taken In Paris in an action brought by George Gold
mark. as the Of the opera, Faust" aud Car
men, against the Metropolitan opera HOase Com
Iany for alleged Unauthorized productions OF the
operas. Goldmark obtained commission to take
the testimony OF witnesses In Paris, including Charles
GOunod composer Of Faust" and music publisher.
The music publisher failed n examination by
the defendant TO produce "A catalogue of the works
published by him. alleging that he had never compiled
such a catalogue. This. II was declared. amounted
10 refusal TO answer the errOguttons. and In
validated he deposition. The cost OF securing the
deposition was 800 francs. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
PATE nN(N

Tho ncws nade public bv a New-York lawyer that
Charles r. Tclgm twenty two years old. OF Paterson.
(, married man. and that his wife. the daughter of
Judge John II. Han. Of Nasog Quebec, Is suing mm
f,r divorce in the NcwlorlS supreme Court. was Il
revelation 10 people in Paterson and caused good deal
Of talk The brfd, groom's mother Mrs. Eliza Pei
gram had kept the secret we'll. She Is the widow Of
Charles II. Prlgram. who died about five years ago.
lie was the head Of fhc firm Of Pdgram a Meyer eN-
tcn.iyc SILK Manufacturers and he left arse fortune
~ his wife Young Pclgrlm Is now in EurOpc Mrs.
IrIg.lm admit, that her revealed ia" iact of me
marriage 10 her some time after II took place, In De-
ccmhcr, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE STAGE MANAGER AND THE CHORUS GIRL

THE STAGE MANAGER AID THE CHORES GIRL.
The resignation Gerald Coventry As stage manager Of
the Lillian Russell Op'fa Company few day ago has
caused gossip among those who are Su.Tsci 10
know something Of the affairs u the company An ae-
count published yesterday afternoon 10 the en- t has
his resignation occlOned by the discharge OF chorus
gir He objected the dot hargc and Miss Russ" IN
sisted OIL IT, 1t also asserted that Mis- Russell
moved discharge the girl by Miss Laura Clement who
is Ter own und -fstIGy and Mr. COycntry's vile. T.
Henry French OF he company said last night
knew nothing stou the story Of the chorus girl
but that he had had 10 ask Mr. Co,eny's resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.
JUDGE DAILY CALLS A LAWYER LIAR.

JUDGE DAILY CALLS A LAWYER A LIAR.
After tho adjournment OF court in the General Ses-
sions room OF the Hudson County Court House yestr-
day a wo,ly encounter took place between Judge Daily
and william Clement Der. Leonard, a lawyer MI
Leonard complained to Judge Lppincott last THURS
day that Judge DAILY had taken fee from Del Necchlo
a convicted Italian swtIdlcr. and had then neglected.
the client. Leonard defended Del N"cohio. ana ne
asked Judge Lipnncott to compel Daily TO return the
money The court refused TO act. When Leonard
entered the courtroom yesterday afternoon Judge Daily
was there and Leonard said something 80 him IN a
low tone. Judge DAILY exclaimed Get away from
me- you shyster and fraud! don't want to talk TO
your
You're fraud You're nice one to talk about
shysicrs you are !" reortcd Mr. Leonard.
Constable Wise s.cppcd between them. IN" three
moved toward the iugy-b.1. some iGsih"r inter-
changes Of compliments were had. WHOM judge Day
aid Tale my advice. Leonard, stddy IA" III u'-
concy and YOU may he inns ye,' Cham warm evor
loa'fc = Ia: counsellor retored Iaiy.;
well. II YOU aye. Ia ike to see your certificate
said Lcranrd with n smear. ,,,
Judge Daiy turned away and went Into III" judc -
CHAMBER. In few minutes Leonard was III 'r'i'' !
that Ialv mad gone out through n rear door, "a
Leonard rushed out 10 md him. bit did not s"'ce'''
The Investigation BY the officials Of the Central
Railroad of New.Jersey the Of the collision
feisat car. and Engine No. $40 were wrecked. has
resulted In nrdlnc that the collision was caused b.
the engineer Of No. 80 sic ping wie tAe ems w
G-nwiny H. Train OF cars Al nigh rate 81 'pcrl
Tn. engineer acnnoV!clged his fault, hut excused
himself o. The Sound that b. had been on duiy oF
thirty nouns and could not keep awake.
Tho snnoincemcnt that the street and Water Board
@, Jersey City would make a con,ract with Moiiei'
I!odgkln, & Clarke yesterday for new water supply
proved premature. TOar of the Commissioners were
present out made attempt to hold meeting
They said tIcy Whiting FOR Corporation Counsel
I'd ards lie lid not arrive until after noon, ara
The Commissioners laid IL was too lHlc 70 ACT. MI
Tdwnids said he had the contract ready for the SO
natures and that n eX r"mely STR M. 30 far hs
The elty was concerned. commissioner Dngan saiu
10 one had Instructed Mr.. Edwards 10 prepare a
water contTuct IL t. believed the action wa, taken
nj , cnucu, held by the other members after MI
Uusan en the last regular meeting OF the board
The CITY Hall COmmiss 'rcrs took no action y-stor
day I'm relation 10 the new BIDS for the erection u
the new CT, Hall They will walt nnll next ihurs
d1y i'm order TO sivc tho authorities opportunity 10
net IN the proposition that The Legislature Il qua De
asked 10 make an extra appropriation oi F3oO.DoJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

bridgeport, Conn. Dec. 3O.-An inventory has been
made Of the estate OF George A. Wells. who was T. /.
Barnum's partner for many years. The George Hotel,
Back Rock is valued at S1Gj5j and nortsagd Tor
s92 600. Tho Il. Marie Hotel. Fairfield, which he
also owned is appraised AT $1,000 and mOr'esgcd for
o. 900. Land and buildings In this city valued
If 80 100 are mortgagd for $1,000. The ceccuor
makes the following appraisal of The personal estate
Horses and cattle T. - carriages and wagons 81 74O
furniture etc., I'm hotels. 81, .o3 II cash. S}'@-
book accounts. ~, OJ6 This makes IN" value OF the
e.tite dluciing mortgage $4,000. 1t j. equally
divided anlOnr The tealatOrs cllldrcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE CHESS TorRylMEyr

The fourth play IN tn. intercoeyac chess tour.
resulted follows: IyIhcS, Columbia. beat VIII
son Harvard: Ballou Harvard bat Libilrr Princeton
Bumst'sd. Yale. beat Ewing Princeton; Skinner, Yale,
bes: Dickey. Princeton. The stands Column
bis lost Yale 4. lost ( Harvard won Jls.
lost AZ; Princeton. III. lost 5ia. The individual
scores are: Hymcs. Columbia. won T. lost o. Blllou.
Harvard g. lost Llbsire Columbia, won ., lost
Bumsesd Yale won o lost .; skinner Yale. .,
lost q Ewing Princeton Oh lost 1i2; Wilson, liar-
ward. won L, lost ga Dickey, Princeton, lost a. The
matches begin p. at the Berkeley School. No 20
West Forty fourh.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
VIEWS or MISS LAFRA ". TAYIOR.

Anna Taylor the sister Of Laura NJ Taylor. tie young
typewriter who dl.appcarcd from her home. No l.jjj
Third ave- on December 49, y,'crday afternoon received
a Telegram her brother Henrv dated at West Mount
Vernon saving thet Laura l. al right"
Miss Taylor eft hef home after drawing $500 de-
posted In from tho Soamans Bank foF Savings.
Nothing va, heard until last Thursday. when her
received anonymous telegram from Io:ryown To
the that information about Miss Laura could b. had
In that neghborhOod. Henry TAYLOR the girls brother
70 TarTytown yesterday morning. IL T. not roH-
lively known however. whether be has found his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

Annie wecller fifteen year, oa. was terribly burned
yesterday by her clothing igntng while playing
around a honG-e with some other children near the
Fliyabcthport -taton. The girl across the field,
screaming win pnin and famed h" lameS until they
rnvoiopcd her pei.y. Soir" mon fastened 10 her
,4-~ialco. tore HI blazing garments from her BODY
and took her TO her home. city Physician OR"lly,
VINO was called attend the girl slid she could not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
SUIT AGAINST W. II. RHAWN.

william b. Greene, secretary Of the American Ban',-
crs Association has begun action 10 recover $4,000
damages from William II. Ehawn. president OF the
Assoc ation for alleged injury TO his reputation. M
Greene asserts that MIR. Rhawn maclousy composed
and published circular concerning him and his
lions nc secretary, and forwarded il 10 bank prcsi-
dents throughout the country for the purpose OF in
turing linn Judge DuerO glarted mo ion vest rday
thai Ia, In the case be served by putlira-
tlon upon Mr.. Rhawn, who lives In Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
TIE coMNEkcIAL rxIoy IEAsED 10 HE rosrAL

Boston, Dec. 3O.-A telegram received here from G.
L. Arnold president Of the Commercial Union Te-
graph Company. says: THE lease OF the Commercial
Union Telegraph Company to the Postal Telegraph has
been completed and the papers signed Dccem-
Der 2S The lease l. for ninetynine years from JAM
uary /. 1898. and the terms are q per cent 10 the
Commercial Company on Its capital stock.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
AyxIyEasArr or cHrRcH AND PAsroRATr.

The historic Brick Prcslytcran Church at Fbth-aye.
and Tn ry.seycnihst. will celebrate tho 18th anniyer
sary Of it, founding co-morrow morning and Dr. Henry
van DYKE VIII preach historical sermon Tomorrow
Will also mark the tanth anniversary Of the present pastor
ate Tho church j. AT high-water mark with large con-
grerations generous contributions and active workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE SAhITOGA CLTB TO LUILD.

Troy ~ w. Dec 3O-The Saratoga Cmb has ptr-
chased from the John NJ Dawson ostrtc lot lOoX23o
feet On broadway, Saratoga Springs, and viii build
n clubhouse costing about 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
PROMINENT IRRIVILS AT THE HOTELS

ASIOl;-John +. Game. Of Utah. ALDEMARLE-
Honor MERCER, OF oucbsr. ,BGEYOORT-senator VIII
IAN r. Allison, Ct Iowa. BHUSsWlCK-samuel H.
Honey Of NewWoit X. |. FIFTH ANENUE-Curifs
Guild OF Boston; George l.. Miller OF omaha and
AtorncyGrnersl ID. Il. W. Of ohio. HOFFMAN,
william +. Cody. Of Nebraska. MURRAY IILI.-Scn.
Ama-a j. Parker. OF Albany. 81. JAMEs-ncriah
wilkins. Of Wa'hington d. G. IVES rMINSIER-Gcorse
KEENAN,, Of Washington; D. c.