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ROGERS, PEET e. co.
THREE fYince.
BROADWAY warren.
STORES. I sd St

Brccvoort confined his attention mostly TO the artists
Of the Renaissance period.
The Colonial Club Will have an entertainment on
Saturday evening.
Charles Mantc. n buttonhOlc maker Of No 90
Ridgc-st., and Herman Markowltz clothing manu-
iactnrcr Of No. IA Ludow-si., We're each inct $50
IN the Court Of Special SESSIONS yesterday for viola
ton Of the Factory laws
The City Hall flags were displayed at halfmas
Yesterday by order Of Mayor Gllroy rs n marx Of
respect to the memory OF Pr siirnt Ruthcrfori f
Hayes.
Harlem Masonic Lodge Association held last
night at the Harlem Opera House Hail. The first
part OF The evening was taken up with musical and
literary programme. In which the following PERSONS
took part Charles f. Lefarsc, Miss Fanny Mead
Zachary Taylor. Lewis ". Armstrong, Nrss l.. O5s-
man, James ). ErinchcrhoT. Miss W. +. Eorchert and
Dodworh's orchestra. There dancing later.
The Linncan society held a meeting last night In
the Museum OF Natural History. at Eighth ave. aud
seventy -scycnth-st j. A. Alien presided, ana Ar hur
II. Howell was secretary. Frank VI. Chapman cad
an interesting paper on "Thc Habit, Of the Gray
squirrel and Its Susceptibility to Dome t cIti II. =
illustrating the paper with photographs and spcc
MEMS ard George h. Scnnctt spoke on "Collc:tijn
Of Birds from Northeastern Mexico
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A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO COL0N.

John Newton, president Of the Panama Railroad
Company, has issued IA circular stating that the
pany has Initiated its "COlumbian Line Of steam
crs, under American registry. 10 conduct mall
passenger and express freight service between New
York and Colon. The first departure from Ncw-l 0rk
will be the steamer Alamo, sailing on Wednesday,
February H. AT D. M, from Pier No. Il, at Twenty
fourthst., North River (Anchor Line plcrl. The
steamer san Marcos will follow on Wednesday, March
!. The steamer Alamo will leave Colon March =,
and departure Will be- made on alternate Wcdncs ia,
thereafter. III" steamers equipped with all mod
crn conN cnonccs ana Improvements, and are first
class In every respect. In" railroad company has
also established new connections With san Francisco
through the North American Navigation Com
pany's line Of steamers between san Francisco and
Panama. This line will icgin service March l. AMI
due announcement Of the dates Of sailings will bc
made. the traihc department Il ut No. % Broad
way. under the management OF stamford Parry Her
a Co.
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WHERE Is MRS. MUNIER 7

Mrs Charlotte Muner, the wife OF Charles Munier'
ir Superintendent OF the clothing establishment
OF John S. McKeon, Bedford-ave. ana Broad"ay'
has been missing from his home, NO Oh
Har,ison-ave., since Monday. Mrs. Muniers
sudden departure is wrapped in much mystery
IT was not until yesterday that her disappear
ance was made public, when Mr.. Munier inserted
an advertisement in one Of the Brooklyn papers,
warning the public that he would not be responsible
for debts contracted by her. When Mrs. Munier
left her husband she took with her their two young
children Frank and Eugene. No reason can be
assigned for the woman's sudden flight. Mr..
Munier knew nothing about 1t until he returned to
his home on Monday night and found the apart
rpants stripped Of the valuable ornaments ana
furniture. on the mantlepecc was a note written
by Mrs. Munier to her husband, saying that she
had gone to Houston Tex. The husband Is una1e
10 give any explanation other than that she coulh
not bear to be parted from her sister Anne, the
wife Of DIR. Andrew O'Malley. Annie was married
about five years ago. and the relations between the
two families were OF most intimate character.
-Four weeks ago DR.. OMalley went South for his
health. and was followed week later By his wife
and child
Mrs. Muner became melancholy after her sisters
departure and expressed a wish that she couid
Join her. According to the neighbors Mrs Muhier
sold most OF the furniture on the day OF her de-
Darture.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Society Of Civil Engineers Convention
Republican County Committee, Grand opcrl House hai'
j. m ,,
p m. ma. ~,
Annual dinner Of jewellers Board Of Trade Del
monco's, evening.
Confederate Veteran Camp dinner Scottish Rite Hail.
evening.
American Thrift League annual meeting.
Hampton Institute benefit, Days Theatre, p m.
Seaman will reference case No. so Wall-st. m
University OF Vermont Alumni Association dinner
Windsor Hotel. $50 p. NJ.
Manhattan As4ktic Club special meeting, p. m
park Avenue Improvement Commission, No. 1872 Park.
ave, p. m
Charity HOSPITAL Nurses Association dinner Clark's
p IN. - o
Washington Grays. 9Th Regiment. meeting. armory' s
p. m. =, IL,
Kings Daughters and Sons social gathering. M1lsoh
Avenue NJ f.. Church afternoon and evening
Palestine Commandery ball, Carnegie Music HaH'
evening.
Drawing Room, Sherry's. address by ELS ii Roberts
Raptlst Missionary Conference, Washington Avenue
Baptist Church, Brooklyn
Young Mems Christian Association, Elehy-slAth-st'
branch, anniversary. 10 I. III.
Academy Medicine, No. II West Forty thir1's'''
p W.
society OF Pedagogy College Of the City OF New'YorS
4p.m.
Review OF 9Th Regiment by Mayor Body. D. m
Concert az Harlem Young Womens Christian Asso'
citation Mount Morris Baptist Church. 8 p m.
illustrated lecture by Lieutenant Peary ihiips Ircs
byteran Church, MadisonaNe. and SeNcnV-thifdsI. o
p. m.
Loyal Legion meeting, Morse Building. 80 p. M
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op AZ ,rCTJOy SALE OF PAINTINGS.

A large number OF artists and private co'c'orS az
,ondcd thc close OF the auction sale OF pictures by various
-, .,,s,s n. the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries last
nIcht The bidding wa, spirited, aud the sale passed
on ,apdiy "a Lake Fisherman Cottage III tie ISrol
NV 4 r. Hummer which had hung In the Parls ENposl'
ton brought si25 An odmircr oi 'oh"cc"cuO so'"'S
o.ao th ,o.sc,sor Of PatiiqOusctt, East Lynn
3, - hv Henry T. Smith, 800. The picture was
started ut 800.
Amo,r other PAINTINGS the same artists which were
sold we're ION the Grand Canal at Royal 'ar''hs
Venice s,73 and "Aftcenoon Mutano Near Nenc",'
.o-o o,hcr mixtures sold were: "a Lazy Day the
Mass Holland" by a. +. Bunncr, 500; waiter" by
Bruce Crane s230; Tales Of q Grandfather" w. v.
Bimcy salj and Autumn" by Hamilton Hamilton.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Five amateur dramatic societies will give n benefit
performance at the Criterion Theatre on saturday
evening" In aid OF william J. Moran, one OF their
popular associates, who for several weeks has been
sufferer in the hospital with nfammatory rheumatism.
II was not until the attention OF Mayor Body was
called to II yesterday afternoon by reporter that
the flags on the City Hall were put at hafmast for
ex President Hayes.
A number OF threatening letters have been sent to
the Sunday-scho teachers OF the Plymouth Bethel,
In Hicksst., OF which the Rev. Howard 5. Bliss has
charge, and to the ianitor OF the building Some OF
them suggest that the janltor should be discharged
and threaten dire evils II this Is not done. II Is
believed that some crank who wants the janitor's
place has written nstigated tho letters. The Rev
Mr. Bliss and Charles n. Judson have consulted with
Postmaster Collins In regard TO means for detect
ing the writer. Mr.. Bliss had received postal cards
containing statements calculated to iniure the ianor
and demanding his discharge. Some Of the teachers
are nervous about the letters.
The new Union Bank will open It's doors. at Fifth
ave. and Union-st. about March ]. Ex-senator
stephen NJ. Griswold will De the president The cap
ital Is 100000
Henry O'Neil carpenter and builder OF No. 1913
Darbey-st, attempted suicide yesterday morning by
shooting himself while in bed. lie had been depressed
by the death OF his wife and by business troubles
He formerly successful In business but recently
built a number OF houses which he unable to
rent. He said yesterday that he had n dozen notes
to meet at and could not meet them. lie will
probably recover.
The salary OF Charles Pclletreau general bcokkcerer
and accountant In the City Works Department, was
increased from SO. 500 TO So 900 yesterday.
Goysa S. Pcrhacs. Hungarian artist. recovered
5000 Supreme Court yesterday In his suit against
Robert Jones. wealthy carriage manufactures, TO
recover $500 for painting representing Mr.. Jones
In the act flushing covey OF Long Island partrdgs
Mr.. Jones said the picture did not do justice to him
self or his dogs but the artist proved the merit Of
bis work.
The syndicate which recently bid 1855 for tho stock
OF the Metropolitan Gaslight Company has falco to
secure two-thrds. and the deposit OF 800 900 a
guarantee OF good faith returned TO the syndicate
yesterday.
W. H. Jenkins. Supervisor OF the Fifteenth Ward.
who was recently Indicted with OF his fellow
Supervisors gave lail yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ROSS, MLAUGHILN DID 1T ALL.
IN HIM RESTS THE POSSIBILITY FOR THf

On HIM RESTS THE RE. POSSIBILITY FOR THE
THREATENED WATER FAMINE.
the whole responsibility for the threatened wacr
famine can be placed upon the shoulders OF hoS'
Mclaughlin The extent to which he controls INC
political machinery OF the city was revealed by the
Democratic ring" organ, which said yesterday that
the Aldermen failed = act In providing increased
pumping facilities for the water works system uh'h
forced TO do by "thc intervention OF cX-kceiscr
Hugh Mclaughlin and that before The Aldermen
acted the members OF the water and drainage COM
mittcc received an intlmatcn from Mr. Mclaughlin
that they would be held responsible for further d'ay
I'm the matter" such declaration Is regarded dS
significant in view Of the fact that Mayer BOody ana
City Works COIms siOner Adams tried FOR months 10
secure action by the Aldermen, calling special meet
ings in the summer for the purpose but all their
efforts were unavaihng single word from NC
Laughlin however brodgt about the requisite ACTON
The amount Of water pumped on Tuesday was about
100000 gallons more than the quantity useo TN
Monday 5000 goo gallons used In excess OF the
quantity pumped. The brcalu I'm the water main at
Milburn is forty eight feet long Four OF the sections
which are twelve feet long and four feet In diameter
have been broken. 1t is thought that the repairs
can be made by TO morrow.
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MISSIONARIES TELL OF THEIR WORK.

The thrtysecond anniversary of the " 'meh
Union Missionary society was observed yesterday
sftsrnoon at the Church of the Pilgrims Mrs. Henry
Jehnson Is president and Miss 5. f. Doremus Is .he
corresponding secretary. Mrs. lolcomoe OF ihn'a'
made an address on the missions established III ,"i-
cutta Allahabad and Cawnpore and on the auociues
rroc,jced upon Indian women. she said that the
earnest work OF the missionaries had Affected 'he
marriage custom. so zealously had they argued WIFI
the authorities that the customary age OF marriage
was now ten and twelve, instead OF siA ana eeh'
years The address Of the Rev. DR.. Francis H.
Pott of China was extremely interesting. speeches
were made also by Mrs. Biddulph and Mrs Cones
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TIE RFpy-BIIcAN CLUB INCORPORATED.

The Brooklyn Republican Club has been lhcor
porated by Franklin Woodruff. George E. Bralneru
r. L. Eltint. Charles Talcott, a. ~ Lewis ana IT, H.
Roberts The objects in the certificate OF iucorpora
ton are ITO promote good government local
Slate and National; to cultivate social intercourse
10 urre the pcoplc to n higher Appreciation OF the
rights and obligations Of citizenship; to MAINTAIN I'M
conditional loyalty the Federal Government ana oo
tain lust and equal representation of all our people
and uphold the integrity of the ballot ana the purity
OF elections To advocate sound political prhcpieS'
10 elevate the standard OF political morality 70 eA
pose corruption, promote economy IN puonc eAp'nu,,
turo urgc puhc measures for the general good, and
o6vance the welfare of the Republican party"
The directors II. Ross Appleton Ihomas H.
warstaF IT, Norman S. Bentley, Theodore b. Wills
Denis NJ Hurley John w Chapman, Joseph benla'',,''
william H. Beard. william w. Goodrich, EDWARD H.
Hobbs, William o. Platt william H. Quinn koDcr'
A. sharhey, George sandhusen and Henry L. r"i'nef
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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AGREEMENT OF WATCHMAKERS COyTIyUE ED

The National Association Of Jobbcrs In American
Watches held adjourned meeting yesterday morning
at which the committee OF nine appointed on the
previous day 10 confer with the American Watch Case
Manufacturers Association reported that the con
ference had been harmonious. The committee from
tho 1obbers agreed with the manufacturers that tn
terms ana conditions governing the two associations
should continue on the same basis In the last
year. Tho following officers for 1899 elected :
President. Herman +. Hahn, OF Chicago vicc-prcsl
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don, MAY T. Iissauer. Of Ncw-York secretary anu
treasurer. james H. Noycs. Of New York Iie'c "'i'
pr,scn, nj the meeting many well known 'c"'"'',
among them being a. llr-ch. Heh!aHn" Ni"'
I,,hn ~ Chicago: ID. &. rerclval, T.. Il. f"yu' ..
p,o,c ~ Doston: Henry Euler. NJ. Daniel VI
,nuadInh,,. Henry Kohn. Of Hartford and DaVh
,,ouar = smith. = V. Myers. Adolphe Schwap;;
h,rr, n scott H. H. lutts and y. IL. Whtc' Oh
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,,71oyaL LEAD EXPECTS A Dividend.

II Is announced ly persons In Il po9'uo" :" "
acquainted with the facts tlmt inc u"', ~
National Lead Company have Nr'"''iS ~ ,.a,,
an early distribution Of dlvdcnds 10 ''o -,
gu , ,r,o opupa, meeting Of tie company VIII DO
= ,,,r,,,rv and no Official acton !, likely To dc
,,,,a, h,,, That time Eu 1t /, said that the earn
nss Of the company fully warrant anc 'mT ,, "ch
inn r,,rl, dividends Of per cent ana tlat Such Il
In,a ,,m,;me viii he adopted Tor tho new year.
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OFFICERS OF THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.

The directors of the New-Ensland society," Oh n'ovA
,xn met TO elect officers yesterday afternoon IN .he
rpcs of sprrocate Abbott in the Court House. Judge
Calvin f. Pratt declined 10 serve again as president
The following officers chosen: President hopei'
d. Benedict vice-president, General Henry W. olo
cum and George ii. Fisher; treasurer, frahRhh W.
Hooper: recording secretary, Thomas = Moore, cur
responding secretary, William H. Whlams' niS'''
orrapher. W. A. Bardwell; librarian, d. L. Northlp.
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The annual ball In aid Of the Hebrew orphan Asy
INN Of Brooklyn. given in the Academy OF Music
last evening and was attended by many persons
Among those invited Monsignor Satolli, the Rev.
Dr. McGlynn, who spoke at the recent opening OF the
new building for the asylum. Mayor Body and many
otb.r prominent citizens were present. The funds
realized from the ball will go toward paying of the
dcbt of 81 1000 upon tue new asylum building
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MISS BiIZ NOT INJURED.

The report that Miss Florence Bali. daughter OF inc
Guatcmalan Consul-Gcncral. had been run over and
seriously injured yesterday proved 10 be erroneous Miss
r,z was seen az her home. No u East Seventy second
las, night by a Tribune reporter and said that she
could not understand how the report originated as there
was absolutely no foundation for IL.
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HOME NEWS.
ppONrNENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
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HOLLAND-A. ]. Cassatt. OF Philadelphia ana Henry
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UpNrY A DANIELS NJ ..

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