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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-14
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ofice.
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FOUND

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reward amy one FOR Information OF his re-
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IsUMHER--LuliRER. SHINGLES, SASH
and doors delivered 10 any lsgili lirect from
El,s Fgrt Worth Lumbes "a. l'oH 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
MUSICAL NOTES

Among the musical artists who have como from
Europe this season Mis- Anna ScAocn-Iene DC
serves mention. She Is soprano who was elu
Gated in singing by Sicnor Lampcri ant Madame
Niardot-G Garcia the means for the completion of her
studio, in Paris having been provided by the Ge:
Emperor. Unfortunately Miss Schoen Rene
has not boon able yet - appear in public On.
tcriainmcnt but she sang last Wednesday at a
fair given 40 40. 80 Madi,onavc. IN aid Of the
House Of the Holy Family. She is an opcFaiic
t.st, but expects TO devote herself to work
while In America.
AT the first Wolf and HOLMAN concert In CHECKER
Ing Hall Friday evening Mr.. WOLF vii! PLAY
Gcdard's Concert EomHntiqus' and The Balllde and
Polonalse by VicuNcmps. Nr. llolimin's solos viii
be the andanic and finale from Goltcrmanns concerto
for vlOlonccll, In minor. aud an Original romance
ard malurla. Together with Mr. Lambert. the two
ar,ists viii open the concert with RuAin>lcns Trio
in y nat
Mr. Eticnnc Jalladc has written rNnch carol
beginning Glirr jesus for tie Christina, services
o.. the Protestant Eps opal Church Of tie Holy Ghost,
for which tuneiul music las been oomp,,d by Desire
Van den Ilcnde.
Mis-, Chandler, rlolinist. and Mss liamiln. singer
both o! Boston. Will give a concert In Clokgrng Hall
on Wednesday evening with the help Of MIS- Rosa
Sondar-ka. OF Moscow. pianist.
The o. gan rccals announced 10 BE- given by Mr.
Charles II. NOr~c IN PnmOuth Church have been
postponed each one week. bccauS" III IN accident Ia
The pumping machinery Of the organ. They win take
place OF the afternoons Of December 10 and Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE PFiRSlLL DUOECE CASE

T. W. PcarSal jr., who represents his father,
r " Pcarsall. dnilng his absence from th" country,
,roud neither deny nor confirm yesterday the story
that was tclcgraphcd from south Dakota on saturday
night that his mother had secured n divorce from
his latinr when Tribune reporter called mt the
Office Of the company OF which his father IS the head
nj ~. % Wast., Mr.. rcarsall would not say any
thing in regard {" the case lie was extremely en-
phatic in his declinatiOn TO talk, although he was
quoted Yesterday IN Bridgeport dispatch ms saying
that the story as published false in every Par
tlcIInr, and In his Judgment started by enemies
Of the family to iniurc his father that his mother
had been travelling In the West r her health ac-
carnpaned by nor brother. would probably return dr
ing next week. and that the family were making the
usual arrangements for distributing Christmas presents
among the poor. ia which wlrS hi- mOtic: 'cOk mlch
interest and would be al home in tine 10 enjoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS STAGE AFFAIRS.

The record OF the loca. stage should not omit 10
mention that Miss RO-r CogAAn and Mr.. Charles
Coghlan appeared last nlcAt IN the Harlem Op"ra
House IN the pay IL "Dp.0macy,T % which 'Acr
brilliant effort, have Impaired new Ne. mcio.
drama called "Tac Ensign which t. rcplcc with
naval pictures ami with stirring incidents, had It's
Grst representation In New York az the Fourteenth
street Theatre. a Fair Rebel was acted AZ tho
Grand opera House. Russell, Comedians appeared
a. the Biiou Theatre I'm farce called a society
rad7 Visitors to the Columbus Theatre saw Shadows
Of a Great city, Tic veteran Christian warbler.
Philip Philip. began series ~ entertainments at
the Jud,on Memorial Baptist Church. In Washington
square.
Ncxt week viii bring " IS You Like It. at Days
Theatre December 49,: The prodgal Father at
the Broadway Theatre, The SCOUT and DR.. Carver,
II the Grand Opera ilou.' Ms. Potter and Kyrle
Bcllcv. IA NJ. Zpla's bct,al play Of "Thcr.sc.' al
the Union square Thcn'rc. an1. probably. The Cup"
and 4 Fools Paradise nj ~" star Thcltn, with
Mr. Willard IN both tragedy ana comedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
A BURLESQUE WITH MUSIC.

In the field Of musical comedy. especially that Of
domestic production. things seldom what they
are called. At the Manhattan Opera House last night
an audience which filed i'c brilliant audience room
gathered 20 and Acar what was announced a
comic opera. bearing the title. The Isle Of Cham
payne" What was disclosed to thr manifest wcari-
Of the spectators proved to b. vulgar burcsquc
compared with which the farccs OF IIoyt agencies
OF intellectual and artistic rcfrc, hmcnt. Tie piece
made shameless appeal to the admirers OF bulIoonery
and pt,iricncv. but even in this 1t failed 10
Success Neither its dress, undrcss or musc could
atone for It's inany. How long TIE "lyrc season.
at the house, which, according TO the hOusc-ldu
was opened win this production by Thomas =. sea
brooke and bis Grand Comic Opera Company VIII
endure 1t would be waste OF time TO Speculate upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
Cordial Room is found hcre u, tho corrected c.st
MIR. WILLARD AS JUDAH.

MI wizard has temporarily laid aside The Md
uiemah' and In its place has effected n revival Of
Mr. Johess hne play OF Judah This seen
last hlght at the Star Theatre, by a numerous and
acepy Interested audience. The piece IS well re-
memDereu ana 1t does not require description 1t
Is drama OF remarkable ingenuity and OF high
ino''l significance, and 1t IS suggestive Of useful
'housht on some OF the most important psychical
questions That agitate the contemporary mind. Mr..
willard and Miss Marie Burroughs, as before, en-
Dodled judah and Nashti. The characters
equally strong, but that Of Judah has the most OF
meaning. Mr.. Willard In the scene Of the avOwal
ana III that OF the discovery, furthermore, shows
judah TO possess the superiority OF intellect and Of
passion. The part gains much fom his consum-
mate art In the treatment OF 1.-THE moral and
spiritual eNaltation being sustained by HIM with
afiGent emotion and without one tremor OF
tainiy or inanccri:y, Miss burroughs evlnced
deeper feeling aud far more positive method than
when she first played Vashu, and her appearance
was very beautiful. Mr. Royce Carleton repeated
his capital impers)nation OF the spccous. scientific
imposter. The agnOstic and the humorous veins
IN this drama are especially original and plquant.
The reproduction oi this piece l. welcome.
on Thursday Mr.. Willard will appear In John Need
MANS DOube'-thc powerful melodrama, by Joseph
llattOn. in which he made, time ago, OF
the most signal successes OF his career
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
T4RTETT PFRFOrI.iNCTS LAST NIGHT.

Tony Pastors Theatre has been more than main
tanning IT, usual popularity for the last Few weeks
Il has been crowded regularly and IS Is usually thc
case here. nobody has gone away d. appointed. An
othrr attractive programme changes having been
made since last week. offered last night. Miss
Bessie BonchlI Keeps her place at he head Of the
bill and also keeps her deserved popularity. II Is
seldom that male impcrsonator7 + 50 vivacOuS.
versatile ana mt the same time refined and IN
offensive. Mis- Bone lll las long been welcome
here and VIII long continue to be 50. Ward and
NCkcs again showing each other delicate attentions
IN Harold and Percy, the College CAum,.' They
thoroughly amusing. j. W. Kelly. the rolling
mill man. adds to hi, reputation for dry drollery
cach week Mis- Katie Lawrence remains AMI
makes new fricnd'. offers on the bill this week ar
Girard Leon with his donkey actors: Sccly and West
Frank H. sheridan. Cummings and Lord and Miss
TcsSc Langon. Mr. Pastor ias Just received dis
patch from London announcing that Mi,s vcsta Vie
torA sailed for America on saturday Mr.. Pastor
says that her styc I, entirely different from the other
English artists hr las brought over, and that She Is
yOung. accomplished and artistic. She VIII appear
here next Monday evening.
Last night Mt Roster BlaIs The Elouardos. gro
tcsque danc,rs. appeared In their new act entitled
Tine solrcc chez lc Colonel The French dancers
from the Eden Theatre introduced several neW figures
in the "Quadrilic Fin de- Steele Marie NanOn re-
poat'd lFr new song. entitled "Thc Actor The
French dncttsts. NJ. and Nine. Bcrat also introduced
new songs ad dance. IT," lalancc Of tnc programme
this week includes koin. expert japanese cqiili-
hrrt ana magician Wood and shepard, In a now act,
ana the tw" uI"icltaS Elucacl,l" and The EcnGcz.
vOus.' Oncnblch's "Orphrus7 and Delbts's TIE
MIXERS Daughter In daily rehearsal and will
soon De- presented at this lolsr.
At The Imperial Music Hall Last night the bill was
almost entirely new and the house crowded
Prominent among the new arrivals was Jane. Thorn
ton author Of Ny swecthcaIrs o." Man In the Moon
AMI other wrlknown songs Other, on he pro-
gFamme were me brothers IIcccy, from the Casino.
Paris; " Dan Kcsan, banjo solOlst; Dryden and
Mitchell. Ire Herbert brothers. acrnbafs: Mis-, Nellie
Parker. vocalist Flynn ana W,atc. In sketch lamp
spccialiies. Flcurct,e, Ida Howell and F0ngrrr wso
VIII remain at this house for only two weeks more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE FIRST COTILLON.

The first OF two subscription cotilous was given at
Delmonlcos last night. These dances were organized
a year AGO with considerable success with the mann
idea of keeping early hours. The subscribers are MIS-
William q. Hamilton, Mrs James J. Higginsoh' MIS-
Henry l. Barley, Mrs. Frederic Galatin. Mrs. Ehwnrd
King Mrs. Henry A. C. Taylor, Miss Clarisse Living
ston. Mrs. A.. Newbold Morris, Mrs. John Minturn.
Mrs Barnard Malkay, Mrs. Garder Norrie. Mrs. l. D.
Ogden, Mrs. John b. Trevor. Mrs. +. c. Barlow Mrs.
George Bliss, Mrs william B. Beekman, Mrs. L. >.
GARRISON Mrs. NJ l.. Delaleld Mrs. Joseph II. Choate,
Mrs. Francis Delafeld Mrs. John Erving. Mrs.
Frederic Goodridge, Mrs. j. Lyon "ardiier'
Mrs. John T. Hall, Mrs. Frederic j. DE feyster'
Mrs. William RhineIander. Mrs. +. W. hhlheianuer'
Mrs. Phillip Sands, Mrs Lawrence Wells and MIS-
John Wells. Each subscriber has seven inVlta'iohs
TO send out. Last night, with few exceptions the
subscribers were present The guests were eceiVeo
In the blue room by Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. Morris anu
Mrs. Emmett. Dancing began at 10 O'CLOCK ana Tue
coton at IL o'clock, Amory Carhart leading stag
There were no favors. Supper was served In Dne
resalrInt after the cOtlon There was little dancihs
after supper.
Among The guests were Miss Taylor, Miss Madeleine
Dhsmore Mr. and Mrs r. p. Huntington, 1r, MISS
Eva Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trevor, Miss Con-
stance schieneln, the Misses Barley, II. !. Barley,
jr Miss Barlow, T. J. Oakley Rhinelander, MT ana
Mrs Alexander Cox, Mrs. \. p Stokes, Miss stokes,
the Misses ChOatr, Miss de Ruyter Miss Helen dc ieys
ter Miss Lila Thorne T. II. Kelly W. liude Nelson, H.
W. Cooper, Z. c. Moller, Cambridge Livingston, MISS
Meta Mackay the Misses Greanleaf, the Misses Ives,
Miss Lulu Webb, W. Remsen Webb. A. D. Webb jr.
NJ L. Deafold, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelinder
Mss Clara j. Williams, Langdon schroeder, D.
L. Erving ". Hcrson Hamilton, II. S.
Minturn the Misses Minturn, Miss f. Delafeld,
Miss Wilmerdng Miss Adele Gardiner, Miss katherine
Mlnturn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, the Misses
Garrison. A. Lanfear Norric, the Misses NOrrle Miss
Katherine Heckman, Miss Eureta KernOchan, Mr.. and
Mrs II. Parish. r., Gerard Bcchman, Miss Kip, Miss
Bessie Ward Augustus Clarlson, Miss Alice lIarTman
Philip Bernhard, Gerald Bernhard, Churchill eatterlee
f. 4. liz Roy, IT,. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McNicbar
II. r. Robbins. j. Van Schack eddie, r., the Misses
Lawrence, Miss Cutting. Miss Ethel Scott, Granville
h. Winthrop Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. IIoadley, jr, the
Misses Rhnelandcr Thomas Rhnelander X. II.
Gallatln Miss Taylor and II. r. Taylor The next
coton will take place February g.
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Frederick {. Marvel
Sollcits orders for Diamonds, Jewelry, &C.
SIX WALL-ST., NEW.YORk.
Postomcc Notice.

,s,o,d hs read daily by oil Interested as changes may
IaGtcgss, and fsssg sssa
letters not specially addressed bens sent by tho
fastest vessel: avaaeS woss .,a,oo December 10 Will
close Rreppy y al cases at t Sn s,S as l0 nov
YER s. Brt,ane via Queenstown gesrs must rnis, b
ass'd per p.r ' Via Antwerp
ss ao'1 Pe aoS ssSa e at II
n ri iIa, S az M. tGs 81:
sna snS s Ss oS
@ as .d Per the Ia i
directed CIV per s snns at a. s'
a. sS:asa. q; MsIs: from s:
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T s spain s: o a4 r%ssf a e
Cd via rtns% at s t. fS Fsanc
a sH rs'nsl a3 FOR 1Stsss Rsi s,'i:s
oSdam. via q" Rotterdam letters must be directed per
q asfsd Sc1 alssp SSs'@ s C e
at for % %S BE- thps
T Ta%Ss and ana SsS .'s
Vera Cruz must directed per Orizaba') at III o. m
for Hayt Cum ma and Carupano. rer s. s. Prns =.
Gao Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must DO directed
~ ny for La Plata Countries direct per g. Advsncei
II 80 D. m for Progreso per Panama (letters Tor
other uart OF must be directed per Panama,
sUSDAY--At 3 p. m. for rruSllo Der s. g. k1 s'
I per New s. FoSnai rom Scw.orleans
san Francisco close here, daily. up to peeemb,f
Islands per 8 Australia drOm san Frsncsse. close
the society Islands per ship ropc Bird iron san Fran
cscoI close herr daily % December 20 at 80 D. m
Mails for Australia NewZealsnd. Hawaiian Fiji and
Samoan Islands per Alameda from San Frarciscol,
close here daily up Januay H. al 80 m (or ar.
rival AZ Of Aurania With British mails for
Australia Mails chn, AMI Jaro, via yancouye (spee
Mails NEWFOUNDLAND by rail- % Halifax aud thence by
stSamer clos, at this Office daily at 80 r. Mails for
Mouolon rail- Boston. and he1cc by steamer. close
at ibis ofhcc daily 9. 30 p M Malls for Cuba by rail
THURSDAY. surdays) close az this once daily a $50
m Mill for Mexico overland, unless speedily ad.
dcssd dispatch by steamer close at this ONCE daily
Incihc mails forwarded San Francisco daily
and the schedule OF closing arranged presumption
OF thcir uninterrupted overland transit San Francisco.
Malls fr arriving time San Francisco
the day sailing Of steamers dispatched thence the
day.
English French and German steamers AZ the hour Of
closing suppemer mails the Post flee. which
open until within ten minutes Of the hour Of soik
my Oh 'sN"''' CORNELIUS VAN coyy. PossrAsas.
Psstofnce. Hew'Yofk. N. Z. 0semb>s Z aes6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
ACCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Brander Matthews gave a reception yester-
Matthews. Mrs J. Augustus Johnson, Miss Thurber
and Miss Eva Cortlandt Palmer assisted to receive.
Among the guests Mrs. T. F. Meagher. Mr.. aud
Mrs p. T. Barlow. Mrs Bcnd. the Misses Bend. Mrs.
James X. Oracle, Mrs Henry de COppet, Miss Fawcett
". j. Howclls Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Beckwith, Mrs.
G. G.. Wood. Mrs. Burton " Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Drew. Mr. and Mrs. james Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Henderson, Mrs. Tracy -Roudcbusk MISS
Isalc Irving Mrs. W. G.. Ray Miss Raw. Mrs. Gilbert
Mrs. Augustin Daily, Mrs. NJ. c. Whitney, Mr.. ana
Mrs Montague Marks. Mrs. Il. W. Glider. Nj S Amy
Baker Miss Lily French. Mrs. Richard Emmett Mrs.
Henry Draper, Mrs. Austin Flint, III. VI Jones. Miss
Georgia Ray, Robert Read, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. IL.
Boyescn Mrs. W. Il. Dinsmore. Miss Dinsmo:e and
Il. II. Ewart.
Miss Cooty Chandler gave talk on Japan at the
Ladies' Club No. 2S East Twenty -second-st. yester
day afternoon the occasion being tho first reception
Of the club for the season. Mrs. X. H. Ewart. Mrs.
Freeman, Mrs. Wostervelt ard Miss Rhett received.
Tea was poured by Miss Bessie Morris, Mis- del Vale
Miss Williams, Miss Lucy schroeder, Miss Helen
King the Misses Morgan, the Misses Shippcn, Miss
Nesblt Miss Mabel Jones and Miss Florence Westcr
welt. .
Receptions were given yesterday by Mrs W. NJ G.
Stuart, Of No. l31 West SevenuethSt., ana MIS-
Lahcns. Of No I04 Madlson.ave.
The first meeting Of tho dancing class known as
Mrs Halls will be held tonight at sherrys.
Mrs. George Il. Scheifcln, Of No. East Forty
frthst. Will give IA tea this afternoon to introduce
her daughter, Miss Constance Schefelin.
Appoint mcnt. Patients at distance might save
tine waiting. by securing appointment Gas fresh
COLTON'S 10 Cooner Institute.
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SoROSIS DISCUSSES A RIG QUESTION.
HOW CAN 4 WOMAN DO THE MOST GOOD. As A
MINISTER, 4 LAWYER. 4 TEACHER
Or A DOCTOR

There was large attendance mt TIE meeting OF
oorosls yesterday afternoon at Shey's Thirty
81. ana fFih-ayc.. and great Interest was shown In
inc Gays programme. Owing 10 the Illness Of Mrs.
Lozer the president Of the society II was not expected
that she would be present but she called the meet
Ing 10 order usual
After luncheon the members assembled In tho ball
room. and Mrs. Scott-s.d1ons gave a recitation and
MIS- Mary G. Ball sang. Both were heartily ap-
paudcd The members then gave their attention to
The more serious business OF the day. which a
discussion OF the question: ain which profession can
woman do the most good-that Of the ministry. the
Jaw, pedagogy or medlcinc7" Mrs Jeanette NJ.
Leeper, chairman Of the committee en- oduca Ion read
letter from young Western woman. suggesting the
question. and opened the discussion by arguing in
favor OF women medical missionaries.
Papers were read by representatives Of the various
professions named in the question. the Rev. Phcbe ~
hanaford representing the ministry. Miss Kate r..
Hogan the law, Mrs. Sarah D. Jenkins pedagogy, and
Df. Mary a. Bond medicine The papers ably dis-
cuseed the fields opened TO women In these pro
LESSONS and were heartily applauded by those present.
"a general discussion Of the papers followed, hh'o"e
'nose taxing part being DR.. liarriette O. hca'ns''
s''ss Ellen T.. Miles. DR.. Jonni, de IN VI. Lozier' a
.neresa Baicaow, Mrs. Leonard Weber. MISS ar1'''e
Y. keatnsc. Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl. Mrs Cn "ie'
Hs. Virginia Chandler Titoomb. Mrs. Hester ~
roole, Mrs. Cnampney, Mrs. Rebecca Morse NIT
emrbuck, OF Nantucket, and Mrs David u. 'roN'
nmons the CHESTS were Miss Walberg, OF LONDON "'u
'iss Regina Marley, OF Portugal. 49,, =. Mig
A., nNrosls Will give q complimentary reception 70 ~.
wary Il. Wilkins at the home OF Mrs. r.. j.. Dcno-
Of December a. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

II was suggested at least three years ago by Sir John
co.st Why. then. boom it as a Yankee notion
THE COMING PILGmMAGES TO ROME.
The English pilgrims TO Rome on the occasion Of
,be celebration OF the Popes Episcopal Jubilee are to
orJve there February Il. and they will stay in
,ho Eternal City until February os. The Duke OF
>or,olk will be at the head Of this pilgrimage The
Idsh pcrlms. under the leadership Of the Arch
,;sbon Of Armagh. will be I'm Rome from February
4 until February 49, German. Belgian and Spanish
n,grmares expect to go in April. and those from
r-snce and Lorraine in January.
DIR. PENTECOsT's SALARY.
n- pentecost, the American preacher who Is to
oocd the late DR. Donald Fraser minister Of
ovIcbone Presbyterian Church. Is to be paid c1500
a year by the congregation who nave also agreed to
provide him with good house. o. Wnicn .aey VIII
nav the rent and taxes EDMOED hAiEo'
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DIED..

pETTIGREw-At Danbury. Conn.,, On Sunday, "a in:e,
Mary, widow Of John Petugrew, OF New'fofk ca"'
aged "a years .....x a..
funeral services the residence OF her dAugntef mn.
Otis w. Randall No. s44 iFlfth-avc.. on Wednes0A&
afternoon, 18th inst, at 3 O'CLOCK
Interment at the convenience Of the family.
Kindly omit flowers.
ROMER-December 4. Charlotte, widow Of Joseph Aomes'
In her 02d year. ... =. I
her funeral from the Home 104thst and Amsterdam
ave-. Wednesday, December 7th, at 10 D. m.
ROOME-Suddenly. ct Pleinheld N. j., on 6esur9ey
WaS oq od SS IN t ss sam sam yssr 81 her age
Funeral services ac her late residence IS Sycamofesves
Wednesday, eth inst, at 3 O'Clock D. m.
Interment at venience N family.
Carriages station for train leaving NewYofk. fooe %
Liberty.st ut 80 y. m.
SCHENCK-Suddeniy, Saturday, December Sd, 1907
Arthur A. Schenck. Of William x. and Harriet 8.
Schcnck, In the 22d year Of his age.
Funeral service will take place at his late residence.
454 Csrltonave. Brooklyn L. l.. Tuesday evening.
December 6th 1892 ct O'Clock.
wILBER-At her late residence Dsrien Conn on tn
5th inst, WemeDia b. WILDER, wife OF the Hon. MARI
D. WILDER. OF Brooklyn. aged IS years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited e sea(
her late residence Dafien, THURSDAY
December 5th at p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE yArKyR1E TO BE BUILT SECRETLY.

london, Dec. 5-Mr. Watson. to whom has been
Gwen the work OF designing for Lord Dunraven the
Yacht Valkyric which is to contest in the coming
summer for the Americas cup should a race f)r
the trophy be arranged says that The vessel will be
built secretly the Clyde. Mr. Watson positively
refuses to say whether she will De constructed with
a keel or ccntreboarA or to give any particulars
whatever regarding the yacht. The Valkyrc
will be commanded by Captain william C"aneGcld.
and will De manned by En,lshmen. ~is viii take
part in several in British waters before crossing
fhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
ACTIVITY 1T THE Alpha DELTA PM cLcB.

The second annual meeting Of the Alpha Delta I'M
Club VIII be held on the evening o. December ID nj
the clubhouse. No. 800 Madsonavo. The committee
on art and literature Is arranging thru artists loan
exhibition OF paintings. which Will begin on Friday
evening. special view Of the exhibition VIII be
given 10 members of tnc fraternity on saturday even
ING next reception and dinner VIII pece1e the
view Monday afternoon viii De ladies' day at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

at her own expense woman's band OF lor'y'nVc
musicians. This band will be composed OF the most
expert artists to be found In Mexico. From Mexico
will also come the sth Regiment Band, considered
the finest In the republic. Both these bands VIII
remain ut the Fir from its opening until lts Close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
MEXICAN B.yDs At THE wosLDs FAIR.

Chicago. Dec 5-Generol Sorrano. director-ccnerai
OF the Mexican exhibit at the Columbian Exposition.
has received letter stating iiiat Mme. Diaz. wife
NJ the Mexican President Is gng TO send to the Fair,