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New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
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New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
WILLIAM W. WUEILDON.

Boston. Jan : (>peclaD.--Wam W. Wlc.ldon. who
had been prominent In Massachusetts a. a ncw'paper
man and author died Yesterday In Concord. His Wiz
Juliet r.. died on December 80. Mr. WhcildOn Wa
born in Boston on October l.. ISCo. In Ia2J h" be-
gan 10 report the legislative proceedings for Tho
American Statesman In 1S21 lie started "1ne
Bunker Hill Aurora In ChareStown. continuing also
to report the Legislature Tor THE statesman for Mr.
Jenk,'s evening paper. aud for "rllc saturday Even
Ing Gazette" The bunker IIill Aurora continued
in existence forty four In ls2S'2J hc stude1
law with William Austin. of Charlestown. lie did not
seek admission to the bar although he had q runber
If important cc> outside tho courts. In leo lie re-
moved 10 Concord Mr. WhciltOn was member oi
the Charcst.wn city Council and of the school Iodr
for many years, Until his removal 10 Concord he "as
a member Of the government Of the N1'>achusett'
charitable Mechanics Association "A director "i thc
Bunker I'M Monument Association since l-i1 ana
aftcrwad II, vice president tru,tc" or director IN Nv"
saving, banks In thareStown I'm an Insurance company
A horse railroad ard gas company. lie Wao al"
trca srrcr of the Pcicrboro ard shirley Railroad ana
presldcnt Il the Nnson and Chelsea Railroad. ic Wa
fellow 81 fhc Nme.i an Association foi the NV ro'
ine9t OF science. member Of the American lll""1ol
t-sociatinn American Forestry Ccngrc>. New England
III >tOric genealogical society, t.>cN Institute. Web
II storcal -brc'V. Ii~tOnlHn society. toncori
Antiquarian society and Massachusetts Horticultural
Soceiy. one and three daughters survive him.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
THE SPEAKER srEIDILY IMPROVING.

Wa,hngton. Jan 7->p aker CriSp'S health con
tinrc, ,teadlly to improve. II physician, DE- welsh
iy, that he expect, Ia have the speaker ont "a o'a
end SITTING up in his room within Few daNs
rh, increasing appetite Of Mr.. crisp !, one % '"c
most encouraging signs. WOrh on the preparation oi
,,.,p,,n,ut code of rule, for the House will begin
soon n, the Speakers rc0vcry has made sufficient
nrogre, l., render it entirely safe for him To take part
In the work. The Speaker ye>t riay afternoon dlr-
,,tod several letters. rc fact that la' been demed
bc.t tn keen visitors from him has led Congres 'nen
it is
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
SECRETARY BLAINE AT UORK AGAIN.

He ATrfNUs CABINET MEETING AND SHOWS
no SIGNS OF HIS RECENT LINES
Washington. Jan. s.,ccietary Blaine has recovered
from his recent Illness. and spent several hours t'
afternoon Al the White House in confeence win the
President and Cabinet questions Of stitc HIS ap
p.aiance a, he walked into The White House CAV" no
Iudical ION whatever Of his recent Illness.
Dr. Hyatt Mr Blaine, physician. did not oaii at the
house az h> patient today. Tln Doctor aid this aiie
noon that hc had not Mr. Blaine since laot even
ing when he had uy recovered from the attack OF ire
day before lie then considered the secretary 20 well
ihat he told him he would not call again uiil2-' ie-
que,ted Tie attack wa' brought ON b, ndlstr'on N
die, aud lack Of eNeIr,c and, with prudence ~ thc,c
,,erts IN ynIld not Ocru: again. Dr Hyatt. I'm con
rlu,ou AID he -sa dcd the secretary, general hc'"h
a
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

III, son SAYS HE /: WE'LL SUPPLIED WITH
HEALTH AND MONEY.

iIN son SAYS HE i W! ~ 'Ai''
HEALTH AND MONEY.
H. Il. Jacobs, the manager Of the Third Avenue
Theatre ard Of various theatres in other cities was
much annoyed Yesterday by the rumof> that he was
Insane or in bad health or in financial difficulties
lie Is in Roche ter aud he tplegrTphed TO his son
Marcus j. Jacobs asking him % make CONTRIBUTIONS
Of all such report. Young Mr. Jacobs said yeater-
dav that his father In sort OF Ill health O0diIy
or mental. ana ln no sp.t - financial enbalfi~s
mcnt. This he though; shown In a WHY tla'
ought TO be satisfactory by the fact that he Wa build
Ing new theatre in Cleveland and had JAS finished
IA new one in another city.
Thee strange stories to have grown in some
WAY out Of the fact that Nj. Jacobs the other day
transferred the lease Of his theatre I'm Newark to MS
son. The son explains this IL follows: lie has been
General trea ,rer for his father for years and At
the beginning II the year his father told him he
thought il was about time that he started for himself
The sn wa, OF the same mind and Mr. Jacob, offered
linn tie choice OF half interests IN any two Oi MS
theatres or the whole Of any Cne. Young MI jacobs
Considered the piopoSil and chose the whole 0f the
theatre I'm Hrwar. the .cas' Oi which Ms iathcr thcie-
upJn tran, icgf.a to him.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
SELECTIONS From THE MAIL.
VOTERS WHO ARE BENIND THE TINES.
SOME REPUBLICAN COMMENTS oN THE PRoIHBI
TION VOTE OF ALLrC,NY COUNTY.

SOME REPU UBLICAN COMMENTS OX THE PRoHIBI
TION VOTE OF ALLTGANY COUNTY
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: From the Latin word pacue. meaning vii
lage or country district derive our word pagan
just rs the word heathcn means those who live on
heaihs-ihat is. those away from the Influences Of the
centres Of thought intelligence civilization, cultiva-
tiOn and enlightenment Nw in looking your
excellent journal few day, ago -lw that at the
last state election Joseph w. Bruce, running as the
Prohibition candidate for Governoy. received in the
county Of Alcgany no fewer than 1O'6 votes. New
York County, with about forty times her population.
gave Mr. Bruce not many more 0,2oG). The county
Of AllegaGy, of the largest In the Stac-nlmost
thirty times large NewN ori-h hasn't within It's
borders a city. town village numbering over 5000
inhabitants What j. the logical sequence Manifcstly
that Allcgany County has i.07G vot"rs who are not
abreast OF the times-107 adult pafanS and hcahens
II this record were mere cbullition-a sudden
heartfelt rising 10 reuke great wrong real or fancled
in the cases OF the anti Masonic and Know Moth
Ing cmpu gns--an impulse that subsidized quickly
a1 it grcw-it would be intcgibc. But Aegany
has been persistent. The Rebels to-day Try to excuse
their four long Years warfare the Stars and
stripes hy the thin ple: Of impul>Veness' Ten
years ago. aud annually ever since, AcSany has cast
hey l0a6 votes more lo,l with her shut. ana
brigaderS in 1SSi for there j, question that nine
irItl~ of her hihfiOn vote. once utcd
the just criticism Of universal mankind In another
respect. Long before election even good an oppo-
sition authority Tie Evening POST plainly warned
voters that certain candidates on the Prohibition ticket
could take their Offices II they elected. they
were Ineligible by law yet Allegheny gave her l,O'6
vote, that Just the same. In all sincerity, do the
words pagan and heather need a better definition than
history gives here! Yours truly.
New York Jan !, 1892. WILLIAM AILIN.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
STEALING TIE Sen ATE-

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The Tribune Of Monday, in spending Of Osborne
Nichols and Walker says: II the three men were mch
Of honor, If they were pubhcspft"d citizens, they
would be incapable oi forcing themsclves. under the
protection Of judicial decision into places from whcE
the electors took pains 10 exclude them VIII TIC
Tribune please inform It's RAIDERS II II can, nnnc'
what decision Of any court Osborne can claim seat
in the senate? A. read The rccoids all the courts
,ha, considered the case decided that Dcane. nnd
not Osborne. wa, elected md ordered the state Boa
Of Canvasscrs 10 count the Deane cenihcate ana NOT
fhe Osborne certificate. .. .....-..,,,,.,,.
''' VETERAN REPl BLICAN.
New York Jan. 1. 1852.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

iIAton Nd Jan. s-Thc Rev !. \. Nuiphy pastor
n the Catholic church OF th~ town. died ~ his h""'
here this morning of peufo pneumonia III the foiN
.co,n wear Of his age Father Murphy sail mas, ON
N.y Year, DAy bu. uuah" to preach. h'\Ns "7'"
fom a -ick bed The p'cSio1> evening to "ttH' 'h"''
,lcE pet.on some distance Ilkon Ills disease o'
vcloped rapidly fah'r Murphy came 10 r'N'"' '''"
ch.s.rtowu Md ~ October 1870. and ~nc'e'ri"l the
t., . Carey lie was born In Jtr-ry CIV III l0i'.
lie was educated for the priesthood 1T loo"Nh y 'r
And ot Baitmorr lie highly c>t"em'd 10y MS fo'-
o,ec,ton Bishop Curtis of " lan2ton, D'' Wa h'I
ON THURSDAY and administered IN" East ii'' OF U' '''
Father Murphy leaves hroiici.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
DIED.

u,NNING-Edinond Trior Banning NJ. d. author ana
i'm the sd year OF his age, st the residence OF
his son Archibald r. Banning. N. D., Mt Vernon ny.
rnnetal from Trinity Church. MI Vernon on Monasy'
Jan u, a II 30 a. m.
IntermenC at GREENWOOD
BIU NT-Eli5a ~ widow OF the late Edmuhu b'uhe' III
the ,S5th year Of hcr age. -,,..oo ,,o.s.. Ia, =,
Funeral ron her atc rcsuence Mou'J' jan H.
1o91, u: 10 q. ~.
p,rNr At peyae New.york, January S. Augustus James
Dur, i'm the CUth year OF his ate. ,. a.,
,,l 1r1n his late residence Monday afternoon. 1T 30
rorrSrx Al Scranton Penn. Friday. Jan. Sth, Belle.
'ounsst danehts Of Henry \. and Lutetn A. Cour-ei,
aced fourteen year.
curro IN, Thursday January :, 1892, Russell Gregg,
aged II years. .,, ~ o,o At.aiso,s, q,
Rroolllvn. saturday, January !" at ociock
ctirrENIUS-At her residence, In Larchno1t Manor.
Iar,lary : 1892 Antone:te Tracy. widow OF the late
rn, services held at late residence Friday evening"
January 8. ~
Int.rncnt Ut Peoria, Ill.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Joseph Msttisor. a trtir'i h'I''f "'',h'''' "'' -
,crd,v manning % hi, home. 80 81 P'iAN'' l'"'
r,ivs,. brouch, on by a fill which b" r''N on
christina, Day MI Matt-on "i@ born q; ll''''~u'
I He received a common school education ''' "'"'
into the leather business in IL" swamp ~ "''
ot,l and sixteen years ago hc retired from ''ur
,.,nos. ,fc Mr. Madison was fond u tn" 'olntry
and spent much Of hi, time at hiN country h'''' 40
ncso,.theIIudson. lie leayc~ wife, one son ''' '"'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
READING FoR THE KfYDERGARTEN.
MIS-. KATE DOUGLAS wIGGIN MAKES 4 ste
CESSFUl. APPEARANCE HERE.

MIS-. KATE DoUGLA, wIGGIN MAKES ste
CFssFUL APPEARANCE HERE.
Tor the benefit of the New. York kindergarten A.
ISOLATION Mrs. Kate Douglas Wigcln gave the first of
three drlwing-roor talks and r-ading> In the home
II Ms. Mary Mapes Dodg, in ths Cordoya. No. l13
West Fifty ninth-st., yesterday afternoon Al 80
O'Clock Mrs. Grover Cleveland Mrs. Laurence
Hutton. Mrs. seth Low. Mr., Il. Huber Newton, Mrs.
George Haven Putnam, Mr.. Alice Wellington Rol
lin-. Mr.. lssaas y. selgInan. Miss olivia Phelps
'toke, llrs. sidney Webster the Rev. Dr. y. Win
chester Donald Richard Watson Glider. william Dran
lIowell.. Hamilton ". Mib,e Daniel G.. Robbins Pm
fcs,or Edwin Il. sellgmsn carl >oiurz and o,eor :.
>tran> had given teir personal efforts to secure the
,uccc,, of the meeting, and tie re>l; must have been
hattcrng. both to Mrs, Niggin and the patron, of the
occasion This h"r FRS appearanre IN Nev-
York. hut Nr~. Wiggm m, been intimately i.eniii"f
with kindergarten work In California for nn, years.
ard The friend, Of the worh greatly pleased to
have her assistance In New>ork.
The subject Of the essay rad The Relation
of kindcrgir,ens To- Social Reform Mr.. Wiggin
said that ths wor, needed thu bc.t ef-
fut OF the perfect woman the best result
aud afcr mentioning the many advantages Of the so
,em she Gcplorcd The fact that child -honld ~
rciyc pIizcs or commentator for performing ts
most Obvious duties The audience followed the read
Ing carefully, AfIcr the essay WI, read. tea was
-ervcd by The hostess. Among the large number
present weYc Mrs, 4. b. store Nr,. william ;. 'haie,
Mrs G0olhOl.. Mrs. Rudsh. Mrs. Mmlt'gH. Mrs.
A H. Putnam. Mr,. Rollins. Mrs. Dyke, Mis-, Poli'
Armit9ge Mrs. Long,treet Mis-. Romalne. the Misses
Bodweu. Mrs. r. r. Wheeler. Mis- Ida acfary, Mi~
X A. smith and Professor G0Oiv'in OF columbia
College. .,,,.
M, WIegn will discuss the subject "Childrcn
Play and rlaythngs7 on Monday NJ 80 o''iock. az
No. 10 West Fifty y-eight-,t. Miss schurl VIII be
the hostess, and on "Wednesday afternoon, az the stu
dio OF william VI. chase No. u West T"nth T., sh'
will read sccne, from her stories. consisting oi
,"lcctions from "rimothy's Quest, Ihc biTi ,
Christmas CAROL and \ Cathedral story ne
r-t j. a manuscript story be read for the first time
There Will be music ON the afternoon Of January IL
single tickets at 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

itudoph AronOn OF the Casino; John Russell nssssrs
Oh Ihe City Directory 4. II. CanLr msnAses ~
rancis Wilson Arc Barn,y Samuel orso O, The Askdn
ana l'ofke Oporl Company Frank Mckee Of h. asiscn
square Iheaue; 4. \. Mccormick, Of tho Nr0sdvay
Theatre; and William NJ DuncNy, Of the Ncr Yafk rnc.
atfe committee appointed consisting OF MI Can.
BY MP Ro.ke. Mr. Mckee Mr.. Russell aud Mr. Barney
u arrange for the benefit which VIII probably taEN place
aa the Metropolitan Opera House time next month
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
oBJEcrIxG TO FRIGHT ABOUT TIE GRIP.

TO the Editor Of The Tri 0unc.
sir: be time FOR some to protest
against the way the doctors fghten the people about
the grip making them nervous and thus putting them
I'm condition 70 take cold. one does not dare TO
,nceze hiit some cNCliem,. Getting the grp!'
Let the paurr~ take cheerful view. encourage enjoy
nent and taking plenty Of food nv inserting this
you give an iden which may be useiul. = :
New York, Jan. :, l-33.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
COLONEL GEoR|E LEAvITT

sarstoga y Y. Jan. s-Colonel Geors' Lcavitt. on'
Of the onclnators and builders of the Adrondack Com
tsny's rallway aud until IL absorption by thr Delaware
and Hudson River Canal Company one u the directors
and the purchasing agent o. "a" company dled at hi-
home Friends Lake. Warren County. yc-iedny after
noon from paralysis Mr. Inayits also largely n-
tercstd IN Adirondack development by Snnin2 stag
lines to Blue Mountain Lake aud Other points lie was
,IAty.cight years Of sec.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Prime" In an "old Homestead" company died suddenly
to-day at his hotel from disease following slight
Illness contracted while attending the funeral yesterday Of
Mary Bird. the actress.
kinsa, city Jan. s-A cable message from Liverpool
announces the death there OF eorgc Fowler the head OF
the '"oree Fowler Company, packers with aige
house at Kaw Point kansas city.
Boston, Jan. sfi,orgo {. Garland. father OF Captain
George f. Garland commander missionary ba~entins
Morning star, died OF tho grip this morning at his home
Dcdhln. lie siNty-sN years Of age.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
MIHHIED.

EEMAN-WILLS-On Thursday an January az
~ .,. Ihrrrh pl1nncld by the cor. Achdtdcon kot-
,an Nation smith AcAernan son OF ths iate JUL ~; -;
ii.r,ey Nckeruian sarah Mlcrs wills, daughter oi
ir,i.,ick H. Wllls. all Of Plalnitld, y. j.
Thursday. Jan IN ls22' az 81
l;'tsr's A., D. Church, by the Rev. Lindsay farhef,
FANNY f. daughter OF Robert H. smith, to Samuel L.
Llnlv ali ~ Brooklyn.
xl,, En NFy STRF-At the First Presbyterian Church,
h,n,ctrr \ L. Jan. 1th, by the Rev. j. Is. huelef,
Stn"r Of the groom, assisted by Rev. H. T. BEATTY,
49,, ~ the church william G.. kugleT, of Newark, U
Louise Meystrc, OF llobokeh'
pn.1,- HRlptiEs-At OgdeIsburg New.York, on Thurs
IV. I,niv -th 1892 UN RcV. j. u. Morrison, Hsr-
ri't VocKwell daughter ol DR.. h. H. Bridges 70
William H. Post, OF Ncw-forh
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
,uy THE REFORM CLUB's DNyEk.

The Reform Clubs annual dlnuer VIII be hcid az
sher,y,s on SATURDAY. January 10. Among the speakers
who have accepted invitations arc Senator Villas Of
Wisconsin: William NJ. Springer. cli1nman OF the WAYS
and Means Committee John f. Russell, OF Massachu.
sets, and Congressmen Clifton II. Brecknrdge. Vi
Arkansas Michael ID. Harter OF ONO. and Johh De"i'
Warner OF Now York. Tickets may DC "D'",'" @ ''
. ,r,,.+ avis n The clubhouse. No 2:rI
pif,I av, 10 SEATS VIII be sod ailcr NcdnesdA' rFa
nO N
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
va ryvrr.TJONs TO SIZE THE DkILL

rncrc will not he invited guests at tnc dIII "i
,he st Rata lion Reserve Artillery, IN Caste "a''
M .his afternoon. as been generally published IN
,t,ons were issued but as the building has no Hc'oo
dations for guests and IS repairs are being mau' ~
-, ..a.,,, IN recall them The drill will take place.
IN, onv members Of battalion VIII be admitted 10 Ca'
III. Gaden and :hcrc will be exercises outsio" o' -
which can Dc witnessed by thc public
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

III. rrlce which an article commands In the MARKET
g. Indicative nf IL, intrinsic vnus. The Mount Vernon
Whiskcy owing TO its purity and fine defeats havor'
commands the highest price OF any Rye Wh!>key mnde
in tbe United states. II !, put up IN square boitIeS'
and by special permission OF the l. = Government Is
iotl!cd at the dst,llery. For sale BY al leading
dealers. -
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
optTIJAEY NOTES.

r,.erort H.. jan s.-uIban d. Meaeham Is dead al
49,, ~ ~ s.ventv.nve years lie was at one time one OF
The promnrnt leaders Of the National "reo'cN r'" 'O
WAS An ex-MayOr OF this c''S' - ,,,. wi.
80. Ian s-senor PeZro Canto Mexican Vice
",u.,nn., I.n s-John Dean who personstes ICY
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
~ ,ur rrDryrr or roloyAL McrrAL

,,.,lg Of theatrical managers was held al inc '"o"s
-, tho Ac,ors order 4 Friendship In uie Br"iu"'' NV"
=. buIdng Yesterday afternoon, 10 make prein"'' ar
tneements for the bsn"ht to Colonel Me'aui' W. ~
, tho head Of the McCaull Opera Company anu y w"
,n cd g., reduced circumstances Among those p'S'n'
80 E,ank W. Sanger. chosen chAr"'" :
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Miss Marie HarInny did net play nj Tie Ambers
Theatre last evening 1t Is announced thnt she
will certainly appear tonight In -Franeillon.'
IL was reported yesterday that W, j. scanaah. VINO
was placcd In the BlDomngdale Asyiu Oh anufsahy
was getting used to his surrounu''' '''' "''
cnntcnted.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Sion that constant hacking, by removing the i'rl'a
tion in the throat, and suDdung any innanmauoh ''
may exist there by us!ng pr H. Jayne rAPeo'o AM
,a,, st.d comedy for throat ami Lang troubles. o.
ary years popularity
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
5petial Notifies.

Bangs Co.
139 AND 141 BROADWAY,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
MONDAY, JAN. II, AT 3 J.. NJ,
COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
In General Literature. Americana. Recent Puoicltiorss
Biography, etc.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10. Al L. NJ
POOks-History Biography Travels, etc., and COLI
lection OF Engraved Portraits.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
InuN L EIiIR UI.

rlo,r,towp. n. j., Jan. 5.-John !. Bar. t'e s'.'
ailroad king whose health has icen falling ior VIC
past year. is now quite ILL., and bis friends ,sg, S'e
ANXIETY for him. lie Is troubled WIN eiyape'''
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
,1.nc1.s l.. pELANAN.

Mateus l.. Dclayan, editor anu p'o'i'''U' " n.,,
'i"' ,, ., dcd at hts home In East Portch'strr
che'' ,, noe Of nftynine yciIs. lie had been al
yc''eia ,aS tIme from c~neal debility lie at one In"
Ior 'o"r ,r," Milford lCOanJ Rly' and rhe Merie"
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

London Jan s-Isfy Victoria AlrNandrina. VIE ~
nsron Sandhur,t dic today. Nho was h'f 'lS,'r o.
Tarl Spencer ond wa, married on July 20 1851, to
Baron Sandhur-t. who is L"rlin-"aiing u u' queen
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
OBITUARY..



Washington Jan. S.-Rear- Admiral Christopher RAY
mond Perry Rodc.r' I. ;. y. etired died This morn
Ing
lie had been I'm constantly falling health for some
wears. his principal r ublc being heart disease on
Christmas Day he had attack Of Indigestion which
prostfatcd him. The action of the heart began u
fall and from that time he was kept alive only by
The usc Of powerful stimulants lie continued to
grow weaker. hi, hearts action becoming more AMI
more irregular and fc,ble. Early this morning re
rallied slightly called for the morning paper and looked
at the headings but he began to sink ard passed
away at little after o'clock this evening. At in
tervals during the day he gave evidence Of beng
conscious Of what passing around him, ccgnzing
the members Of his family and his Physician Dr..
Rixey. There were with him at the last. besides his
physician, his sons. Captain john J. Rodgers. + the
Army. and Lieutenant 7. ;. Rodgers. Of the Navy,
his daughter. Mr. Nelson, and Ms daughter In Law.
the wife Of captain Rodgers.
Rear admiral Iioie.r> va, the son Of Conmodorc
George Washington E0grr- and Anna Maria lister Il
Commodore Perry. He was born In Brooklyn on No
vember u. 1919. lie was appointed mid,hipman 10
the Navy on October D. 1893. and actively engaged
In the Seminole War ns394l. part oi the time a.
commander Of the schooner Phoenix lie was promoted
to be lieutenant I'm 1874. was engaged In b.Ockadng the
OF Mexico in 1i7 and took part In the -ieg' 90
Vera cruz aud The capture Of Tabasco and Tu~mn In
1861 he commanded The Bbb and the Gallllin IN
the Coas, Survey. lie commissioned commander
October -. 1861. lie served with distinction pn
the Wabash as feet captain Of Rear admiral DuP0nt'
fleet at the battle Of Port Royal. and commanded ne
Naval forces In the trenches at the capnrc of Fort
Pulaski He dirpctcd The movements Of neet of gun
boat, engaged IN occupying strategic points Oh the c0l,
south OF Port RDval. and feet captain In the We"
onsdes in the attack OF April . 1~G3. on the defence
Of Charleston and I'm subsequent operations of the south
Atlantic Blockading squadron till the autumn of
1859. lie then employed on special srrvir"
I'm command OF the lrOqaO:s I'LL The end Of the
war. He was commissioned captain in 1866
and fcm 1865 To $50 he in commaHd OF the
Frarhlin Of the MEDITERRANEAN squadron. lie became
n commander in 1870. and in'1-7 he was on special
service in Europe. lie chcf Of the Bureau Of
Yard, and Do X, from 1o71 TO 1874. when he was
made a rcay admiral. From that time till l7-l he
was superintendent Of the Naval Academy cAcpp; IA
1873 So when he in command Of IN" Pacihc
fleet Ic was placed the retired list IN 1s7l. ln
3ei he presided tle irt"natioal conference e!
in Washington for the purpose Of hAing d prm'
meridian ard universal day.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

,,-.,.., lnrr, -nu.uvc., In tWO.IOnnJ packages
OWN ~ tbr success tnc,e sausaSes cheap goods II
'".p7. ,,rtucs. nave been placed OF the market. Se'
.rads,,r "a dpcls foot IN Ic1 INK STAMPED on e'cfo
..n..Llr,. ntlrr, a.o mlatlol,.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

picn.aui in ,asrc perfect IN quality a"ishuu'
result il Nicholson's Liqmi Bread
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE EXHIBITION,
FIFrH-AVE. ART GALLERIES,
3G6 FIFTH.ANE.
Magnificent collection OF Architectural DraNin2s ..
Designs for Worlds Far buiidlngs Acccpe1 o.
IGN for Cathed al OF st. JObr the Divine.
9 81 PERI LOAN COLLECTION.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Wonderful Results follow the usc OF P'o', CI'e for
.on.u,rnrion Coughs quchly weld All druggists. zoe