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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
STATE BANKS IN VIRGINIA.
Provisions of a Bill introduced In the
Legislature Today.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND. Va, Dec ia bill was in
troduced in the house OF representatives to-
day providing for the organization Of state
banks of circulation.
The bill provides for the organization of
state hanks Of circulation, the circulation
TO be secured by deposit of state bonds
with the treasurer of the state of Virginia,
and the act is to take effect when the
United States statute imposing tax of 10
per cent on the circulation of state banks
Is repealed The act provides in detail for
the organization and conduct of the state
banks and the circula ton is so well guarded
and protected that IT is believed that it will
answer two purposes: first, II will provide a
local circulating medium and supplement
the present currency, and second, provide a
market for Virginia state bonds, and en-
nance their value. and cause the interest to
De paid and kept within the state instead
OF going, as at present, to parties outside of
the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11

Mr.. Dockery Of Missouri today introduced
a bill to carry out certain recommendations
or the experts who are assisting the de-
partment joint commission. These recon-
mendations relate to the postal service and
nave been forecast in The Star. The
olil makes a number Of changes in the
conduct of business in the han5Iino ns
money orders, and the auditing and settle
ment OF accounts. The principal feature
OF the Dill is reduction of the rates ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11

Passenger rates will be restored in the
transcontinental pool on January l.
Arthur knipe was elected captain of the
University of Pennsylvania foot ball team
to succeed II: A. Mackey, who has COM
pleted his collegiate course
Charles Cromwell murdered his wife and
then Killed himself IN Greencastle, Ind, on
Saturday. The couple had Just agreed 10
articles of separa ton
The circular of Governor Lewellins of
Kansas, instructing the police not TO mo-
lest tramps and declaring the vagrant law
Unconstitutional, has attracted an army
of Migrants into the state
collision between freight trains on the
resulted in Engineer Joseph Shinskv and
Fireman Joe Wallace being killed and En-
gineer Depew fatally hurt
The Illinois conference of charities and
corrections has decided to raise a million
ployed in Chicago
Another plot to kill the czar has been dis
covered by the Russian police
The first annual reception of the Ameri-
can Art Association was held in Paris on
ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Judge Hinton of Virginia Ill.

Special Dispatch 70 Tle Evening Star.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 11.-Judge d.
A. Hinton of the supreme court of appeals
of Virginia was taken suddenly i'll last night
at his residence on Washington street. He
tainted and remained unconscious for some
time. In falling he knocked out two of his
teeth and received a painful cut on the
head. He had been complaining for some
days. His condition today is thought some
what improved. 1t was currently reported
on the streets this forenoon that Judge Hin
ton was dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Sues John II. Mclean.

katharine Misker has. by Mr.. o. b.
Hallam. filed suit for s50OOO damages
against John r. Mclean for libel The
papers set forth that she is a nor
son or good repute of Covington, XIV
YET to veN. harass and Cypress her on
Decen per IL, 1892. he published In the Gin
IInhau Enquirer an article referring tn
John McCourt and a handsome blonde
SISTER or Mrs. L. Myers, as being too init
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Naval Orders.

Surg. c. A. Siegfried has been detached
from the Richmond and granted four
months leave with permission to leave the
United States; Surg. J. A. Hawke, from
duty at Portsmouth N H., and ordered to
the Richmond: Surg. VI. II. Simons, from
duty at San Francisco to duty at Ports
mouth, N H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Change Of Staffnns

Passed Assistant Paymaster Thomas ].
Cowie has been ordered to the Monocacy.
Asiatic station. relieving Passed Assistant
dered home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Military instruction.

First Lieut. VIM. E. Ship tenth cavalry
has been detailed to duty as professor of
military science and tactics at the Davis
School, Winston, NJ c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the openins t,,.
sna the closing prices OF the New YorE $50 :
.oaay as reported by Corson a Mscsrtnsy
nelnotfs New York stock EXCHANGE Co-rssaonss,y,.
Mosaic Moore Schley. No. so Broadwar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11

ten r cent dividend be paid TO all Ger
tifIcats holders of the Iron Hall who will
file and prove their claims by December
20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Government Receiptx roaox

The receipts from internal revenue TODAY
were S952,935; from customs, 1891, 426.
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DIED

~ "ZivJna," Bcar 'hap;irn, January
20 10, instant. Sins ELIZA HAYDEN ia
10 I9'h Year oi her age.
On .un1ry II. after long and painful
u e-s. wbic.; she bore with Christian f,rti
ia IL SARAH J The beloved cunsoIt of jos.
y. l.obbs, sr., in the 46th year of her age
Fled to God, November Goth, 1892. WIN.
l.. infant syn of Emma NJ and WIN Z.
'berry, aged year, 8 months and Is days.
The monster death with his dreadful
summons has claimed another precious
b abe "a decorate the Celestial Throne and
father an mother are deprived IF their
"niy rosc bud Heavily beat their 0enrts
DIR the lnss "f their only darling on whom
Was lavished such cherished hnpes such
l. G.d's decree Hts work must re d.,nrl
v l"neer shall father and m ther's hear
- glaideued at his angelic smiles and fond
rmo'hre. thus much Uf earthly c'mfIri is
-" uore. but klnd PARENTS remember ~
h Il rih anolh"r link has been added tl
tnHr = rnsl gi.'ry. The prayers 81 hl>
sniiiacu'sI~ heart IS purchasing tor sou a
rirn thTone IN Abra"ams bssa,m b
= inherited Ia kEow that Heaven is not al.
Sals angFy when he strikes. hui M 81
.h,>ii-l III. - whom IN s, tie likes.
Y ar Ear, ng has fi.1i q, the realms above,
a pute a. an angel, as -As owe;
fAeTe he n,'~ prays 10 G"d's h"ly cLoir.
jas such an angel as the holy admire
A FRIEND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

be made privately when the Law de-
clares that they shall be made pub
licly; il they be made before the
day designated for them to be made
when the Law requires them to be
made on that day, and If they be
made from sources not mentioned
by the statute instead of from the
two specifically prescribed thereby,
and q jury thus selected and drawn
be held to be a legally constituted
panel, then the most material pro-
visions Of the jury law will be
swept sway-be sheer judicial leg
islation.
But this is not all i: Sec. 5 of
Art. SO of the Code of 1860, pro-
vided that the sheriff should make
oath that he would not "summon
or return as juror any person who
may have been rec
commended or requested to be re-
turned by another person :" and
Sec. ii of Art. 81 of the Code of
1888, enacts that the name of no
person disqualified or exempted by
existing law from serving as a juror
or whom by existing law the sheriff
is forbidden TO summon as such,
shall be selected and placed upon
the panel or list from which the
drawing is to be made as directed
by this article. &c. /"
Obviously, then, persons whose
names were recommended or sug-
gested, the sheriff was BY the Code
of 1860, forbidden to summon ;
and persons whom the sheriff was
forbidden BY that Code to summon
are by the eleventh section of Art.
81 of the Code of 1888 expressly
and absolutely disqualified to serve
as jurors. In other words, the dis
qualification of a person arising
from the fact that his name had
been recommended or suggested
still prevails :. and. as a consequence
it follows that such person must
be exclud, d from the jury. The
re-enactment of this disqualifying
provision signally demonstrates that
the legislature OF 1867 were fully
impressed with the conviction, as
their predecessors had likewise been
in passing the act of 1857. oh.
81. that 1.-THE integrity, experience
and intelligence of jurors is indIs-
pensably necessary for the due ad-
ministration of justice.
From the forty-eight names
drawn in the manner described the
grand jury which presented and
inflicted the traverser were selected.
His plea in abatement raised in the
pr per way and at the proper time
the question whether the jury were
legally assembled and the finding
and judgment upon that issue
should have been for him. Glare
vs.. the State, 30 Md. 172. AS the
grand jury were not selected and
drawn according to law the present
ment and Indictment found by them
ag inst the appellant were absolute
ly Mill.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Thomas Z Wood. surviving Executes
Of w. " w. Wood,
William g. Henderson,,
Susan r. Henderson.

In the Circuit Court for s.. Mary's county,
sitting IS Court IL EQUITY.
No-75S N z.
Ordered this Ord day Of January,
1888. thai the Aadisor's Rrepnrt, filed
IN The ADORE cause. be ratified and
Confirmed unless cause % the contrary
De shown on or before the 9th Mon
day Il January. 1898. provided cepy
OF this order b published In the Sc Mary's
BFacoS once week for three successive
weeks prior TO the said 5th MopIay in
January.
JAMES J. GREENwELL, Clerk.
True cDpy--Te~i:
JAMES ]. GREENwELL, Clerk
Jan 5-Sw.
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seH Advertisements.
FOR RENT

The Store la Lennardtown known ms
Edelen's Store, lately kept by Phi lip 4
Edelea. For teIms and particulars apply
%,
10. F. MORGAN,
Germantown, Nd.
Jan s6, '93-tfs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
MARRIED.

IN January she 1s. 1898. at ST. Martins
th1rch. by the Rev. Father Forshan,
Pr ER II JOHNSON D Miss KATIE
dcLkAN, m Chic & :, III. Mr. Johnson l.
native "f 81. Mays c unity, Md We wish
hen prosperity aud happiness ihr Jugh
'ifc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

WAnTED.-Afar farm on salt water,
NJ ar hear st.ambrai wharf GOOD land,
Buildings. Fruit. Timber and Oyster fruni
Describe infinitely price and terms Must
DC cheap. Address, j b j,
623 T Street, N. w,
Washington, ID. c.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

L. Q. q. Lamar, Associate JUS
tice of the q. s. Supreme Court, il
dead.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
BARGAINS, BARGAINS
At
JOHN PALMER


HIS family physician advises him to leave
IL the county, aud if -, we viii have n
sell aE a very small margin.
We keep a large stuck of gnods all
bought for cash. Our stock, consisting in
part Of
Dry Goods Noii,.ns,
Hats, Caps. Clothing,
Boots. ShneS. Hardware,
Cnckery, Furniture, Agricultural
Implements, Stoves and
FixtureS, Oars, Blacks,
Rope, Anchors. &c, &c.
We have job lots Of
SHOES. BOOTS and CLOTHING,
which we sell at COST. and some 40 per
cent below cost
When you want O. buy, call aad see Us.
We buy t,r
cash ami We buy
To sell. You VIII al
ways iind our stock com.
plete. We sell al one price
and that the lowest We treat Won
courteous.y A satisfied customer is
our best advertisement. Our CONSTANT aim
& t. give you the best goods al Button
Prices. We make Your interest
ours. our child will be
served AS cheaply and pO-
lGiely ~ yourself. i
cOmparls ~ Of our
sty lies and pri-
ces will con-
vince Won that ynu should trade with
Us. We keen in sI,ck LADIES SHOES
manufacturer by the Potomac shoe Com
pany az Alexandra. Va. aud have guar
antee from thsCnmpanV that they contain
no saodiy. We keep large stuck of
FL OU9 direct from the Arlington Mills
al Gr"rgetiwn and OTHERS AZ bow prices.
We also nnpnr direct from Europe AL.
fred Shrmptpn * S'tns hrass ,iHs, manu-
featured and put zap expressly FIR us Five
81 siz's aud black ruw in each paper.
Call and examine Tor yourself At
JOHN PAAm8 B'8.
FRIENDLY HALL,
Feb. lS-ly. 18th istrie:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
A. S. BENVILLE & CO.,
DRY GOODS, II GENERAL
~ GROCERIES, III EKCHANDlSE.
BOOTS and SHOES

ltIDGG, ND, April IS. 1892.
After the excitement uf our Assessment
Bill and tie criticism Ui the same Is over,
the next mstter II Importance Is where we
We can get our SpfIus AMI Summer Hilli-
merry. Dress GuOds, CiuthIIg fur our faini-
lies. You vii. solve the problem by call.
ing at the popular h luse uI
A. ) BENVlLLE & co,
where you can select from u stock of goods
purchased with care ant with the expert
ence OF years and at such reasonable liz
ures that ali eau be served from the cheap
est 10 the tiuest dress < DDS.
The same may be said of the Millinery
Department Also, Ladies aud Children's
shoes specially.
Our large stuck cannot be enumerated,
bat suffice II To- say all uur patrons can
come and they viii lind the goods aud
prices u suit, Notwithstanding our Assess
mrnt TILL Is a failure.
Win klnd regards o. all our patrons. We
are fse Store for sH PEOPLE.
a. $. BENVlLLE & co.
". Il. Ladies' Hats trimmed
free Of chargc.
Apni -. lsU2-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
FARMS WANTED.

III parties having farms fOrsalc viii send
Description and prices % the undersigned
or call Ia person, 70 will be "a their advan-
tage. have now orders foT several farms
Nov l4-tft 10. ". MORGAN.
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innins Saturday, December 31st,
STEAMER ST, MARy,S
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

| will be, until further notice, for the
purpose of receiving taxes at
Hechanicsviile, on 1st Monday OF
each month.
Chaptico, on LIST Tuesday after the
1st Monday of each month.
MiIeStoWR, on the 1st Wednesday,
after LIST Monday of each month.
J. II PARSONS, Collector
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

There will be meeting the of BOARD
OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS on
TUEsDAY,Fs bssasy .. prexime.
10 pass ppm Tcachers' Report Cur the term
eDding January 3lss, inst Teachers are
requested TO make ont their reports in full,
and "a furni-h vouchers f,r incideatals.
BY order,
HENRY WINGATE,
Jan. 26, '9S-2t Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Until further notice for the purpose Of
receiving taxes will be al
JarbOesriIle, the 1st Monday of each
month.
st. Inigo's, the first Tuesday of
each month.
Valley Lee, the LIST Saturday of
each month.
- All who are owing back taxes 70
me must settle at once. w. w. CECIL.
Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
State nf Maryland, Set {:

/, ] Frank F1rd. Clerk Of the Court OF
Appeals of Maryland. do hereby certify,
that the aforegning ia truly taken from
the record OF proceedings of the said
Court Of Appeals.
In testimony whereof, ! have hsreunio
ST my hand ~ Clerk. and fixed the
seal sf the said Court of Appeals, tnis
18th dav of JaDu .Ty, A. d.. 1898.
SEAL FRANK FORD,
C!erk ourt of Appeals ot Mary land.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
UNDERTAKING,
ARTEsIAN WELLS.

DURE water Is the best preventive
l. against any disease, and why should
you do without il when an artesian well
will supply any want for water land VIII
should You do without an artesian well
when you can have one sunk for q small
amount by wiring 90
l.. kEEDE, Sharp's Wharf,
Richmond county, Var
Feb 1Q-2m+
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

I'VE are ready 20 show YOU our new Fall
w and Winter Stock of Dry Goods.
The stock has been sele, ted with great
care by experienced huye5s, and when yen
cHil on us you may expect Ia see novelties
and new styles nut usually found else
where. Our prices are betOU sur competi
tors. our 20 and 80 ccut Ladies' Dr,ss
G'"ds are specirl feature with us They
are beauties. Our underwear comprises
everything in the line The stock oi
Blankets, Bed Spreads, Towels and Table
Linens are UNSURPASSED IL Is worth your
trip Ia Oafr Store for SIS California
Wool Blanket Ne have lovely silks aud
Velvets for 81 yard. Our 25c red twill
flannel IL equal 10 35c gods t. be found
elsewhere We have a LHdy's Light Grey
Coat for Sl2, worth $25 Our cuais run in
price from 50 to $l5 each. They are long
er this year inan last Measure 80 and "a
inches long and better shared Seeing IL
believing, and We will back mp what we
have said. BY calling ON us we will save
Jon money in Dry Goods. Mail orders
s0Iicited
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

be in
HOLLYWOOD, February 4, 1898 !;
OAKyILLE, February 9th, 1898.
LEoNARDTowN, Feb. Z & IA, 1893 !;
JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Collector.
Dec Is 90
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ND. 4 VA. STEAMBOAT Co.
Steamers
STE
and
II TIGER r

commencing Tuesday. ocsober IS, 1883
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

~ ~Z,vpna," ncar "hap;ir", January
20 10, instant. Mrs ELIZA HAYDEN IL
10 19'h Year oi her age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
A DpJZZIING RAIN AT JENNINGS.

Behring'S. D. C.. April 25.-At the second days in'e,
ING az the Washington Jockey Club. the weather was O'
with driz-lnc rain The track and attendance were "
First ace-Three.quaitcrs o. mile selling MY "lP'
won Speculation second, Early Blossom thlfi IiMc-
10. ~,
Second racc-Handicap; one mile. Logan "o"' 'o'o'
second Pagan third. TiMe-lt %-.
Third race-IIote stakes; two.yea:old one.haH mig
ST. Patrick won. Domingo second William l. 'h'o'
Time-O so
Fourth race purs. $500; six and half furlong.
Marshall won Pat Maloy. ir. second. Oamcstr Wiru'
Time-1.2o.
Fifth rece.-one and ene.sixtcenth miles. 1archmont
won NV Fellow second George c. third TIME o34.
Following are the entries FOL Tomorrow
First race-Thrcc quarter mile. Penalties and allow
ances Pagan. Rosa H. ia each; Elect "recnlra'. TO-
each Idssetta 1906 Bel nem0nio. Captain 'rown Don,
caster i0l each; Ella. lc2 Bess Medium. Cot'on'dc W
zach. go
Second race, nye.eishh. male selling ril-njan9 Ils
Moy Eird ll3 Charley Wilson. lO?; Hands on. Iop
81 Patrick log Poydora loi salisbury 1913 Nhbi"i'
9s: Marguerite. % Beautiful reils. %; Athc"na %
Third race fvc,eshths mile. sene-BenJamn' Us
Hustlnr Aspen LEAF 1O6 each Ada Blue. lOi Ann
Flizabe:h l6l Hcadlonc Poor Jonathan Pestleh'N VV
ZACH Lisbon Maid IS PaN berry. 81
Forth race four and half fnllonrs twoyctr,o "a
oolte-i.tc Mat II3: Brsr cot La Juivc My Wiiliar'
T lis each; Dude Fearless. AlpomattoN' II" 'a'h
Fifth race MeropO!i,an stesp"Ihase ps@rn ,as
Ephin, 1886 Msrghcrita 12J 0akwood l2e Wizard 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOwS.

Preparations are being made to nrrcst all Chimes"
laborcrs who do not comply with tie law and regis
ter by May ;. United states Marshal Walker l.
swearing In men To act special deputies and max"
the arrests on May q. only dozen Of tho hundred,
~ Cinnamon on Long Island have registered
A contest Of the will Of Frederick ;. Otis. who died
I'm July. 1e92, was begun Yesterday by his widow anc
daughter on the ground Of mental incapaciiy On IN"
part Of Otis. He LETT estate valued at s2d,'oo.
the hulk of II going to his brother.
The will Of Rawson r. Human. who died =, No.
~ Hanson Place. tequcahnr an cstai" OF $4,000.
chiefly to his widow filed for probate Yesterday.
The first anniversary Of tho conservation Of Bishop
Mcdonnell was observed yesterday by services In the
Church 81 James In lay 81. the pro cathedral 81
the Roman Catholic diocese OF Brooklyn.
John F. Henry. treasurer OF the Kings County Re-
publican General Committee. Is seriously III from the
grip at his home. No. 40 Second Place
A coroner's Jury found Yesterday that COME Allra,
the Italian knocked down by william McMullin for
insulting hi, wife, died from fracture Of the skull
caused by fall after he was struck by McMullin.
and that th. latter was not 10 blame "a he was dc
Tending his wife. McMullin will he set free.
John Farrell, twenty-five years old. a truck driver
living AT No 100 Ecntave.. held In - 800 bail
Yesterday In the Even Street Police Court. charged
with running over and killing Elizabeth Costello, two
and hnlf years old
The funeral services OF the Rev. Mr.. Tlghc OF Grace
Chapel took place yesterday afternoon. Bishop Little
John and the Rev Drs. browne, Brewster. Denniyon.
Harris, Kimber and Baker were present. The church
was crowded with members and Sunday school teach
ers and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
NETWORK CITY.

The men employed by Contractor John Gillles con
strnctng the new dry-dock ut the Navy Yard. went
on strike Yesterday for Increase OF from al 80
TO ~ "A day.
The Providence Line will resume Its passenger ser
VIC. between NewYork and Providence direct next
Monday The steamboats, Connecticut and Massachu
sets will leave warren-s. North River. daily. except
Sunday Mt , 80 p. III. feature Of these boats Is
that the dining and cafe ARE on the main deck.
An orchestra will also furnish music.
Randolph b. MARITIME, jr. has been appointed re-
ceiyer in supplementary proceeding, for f. II. VII
kins broker OF No. broadway, In the suit OF Du yid
f. Harbnugh.
The chanting OF Hindostancc burst upon the ears
OF the Immigrants at Ellis Island yesterday. Five
natives OF Cnlcutts who arrived on the American Line
steamer Chester. were the singers The East Indians
were In native dress. They are woodcarvers and
going to the Worlds Fair.
There is more trouble ahead for the musical unions.
Two orchc>lras arrived here yesterday on the North
German Lloyi steamer Fuda. The first consists Of
fny.seven pieces, and was formerly known as the
Won Bnclow orchestra. II Is now under the direction
Of Joseph Corr. There was also Hungarian or
chesra Of seventeen pieces. under the direction Of
C. Pistr The musicians are going to Chicago.
Those aueerly painted black and white objects float
Ing I'm the bay and harbor the bu0ys which have
been placed there by the naval patrol indicate the
route Of the rhen.ofwar. The buoys are not re-
msrkable for beauty and symmetry and the aesthetic
tastes OF the Battery boatmen have been greatly
offended. They do not like the color OF them. and
they think that the buoys are too numerous
The fifteenth annual concert Of tho New.York Col.
lege Of Music under the direction Of Alexander Lam
bert. will be given at Chlckering Hall on Saturday
evening next The Seidl orchestra and the college
chorus OF $50 voices Will assist.
Al -, ro.ou,g NJ the trustecs NJ tho M.,r,rolitop
Museum Of Art, held on Monday, resolutions were
passed which expressed deep ut the death Of
John Taylor Johnston. the first honorary president
and the first president Of that Institution.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.


dwelling - John Ercsson's Statue Battery Park, 80
Union League club reception to naval officers club
house. p.
rnvcllnr Audubon Monument. Trinity Cemetery One
nun red snd.nfv. sNthst. 30 D. H.: ceremonies Amef
IAN Museum Of Natural History, b 80 ,. M.
Elizabeth races 2. N.
Board Of Education. p m.
National Ciyil service Reform League Convention, No
G77 Madison-ayc.
College Of Pharmacy Commencement Carnegie Music
Hall. p. IN.
Ncw.York CITY Bc,a Theta Pi Alumni Club. Hotel
Marlborough. 80 D. m.
COMPANY u. fist Regiment reception. armory p. m
New England Society meeting, No. ia Montaguc.st.
brooklyn. p. m.
Park and Aqueauct COMMISSIONER meetings
American League OF Amateur Photo2raphrrs' annual
mating No. III West Thirty.cighth.st, y. m.
Pi Alpha society. Rutgers Female College. 30 p IN
Broohlyn whee!men reception, No. 3i5 Seventh ave.
Brooklyn. y. IN.
,;o-thc Society dinner, Hotel Brunswick, evening.
The Rev r. II. Hortons lecture. broadway Tabernacle
Sp m.
Church club. No. 40 Ftth.ave.. p m.