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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

.,,,.,,.,, NJ the stag affair given h'
the Hanover club on Tuesday c''N."7 ""' 90
ahou, q r,oi deal yesterday among business NJ" IT.
'h r,.,er, District on account Of q, having 'al'n
rlacc in Lent \ feature ~ the andlr was M-A "'"
,rg hv the uencor sisters. and thr'e-r'unh h"NhS
bon, hv two ycun- colorcd boy. II was rum"r'd A'
evening that at the next meeting number Z" fe''H'
lion, would b. offered on account oi lie "Ha'F'
Mr.. Anna Weston secured limited diVorc' from
Alfred {, Weston I'm the C1ty Court y'-i'fdN' N'''''
arpcarcd a, his counsel ana 1c-h"h'i ''' wiz
IN regard 10 the uollc her SISTER 'd">'h between
Them bu, failed 70 benefit hi, case. His wife ana
her sister showed that lie u-c1 lgH'r I" eA''' "'"
fallc. 10 support hi, family.
Five ca.cs Of smallpox were found IN shan'y
nm Crow un at Albany ave. and Doucae IT,. y"-'"r
dav. one child died before he cond he removed 10
lhc hospital for contagious di'ciscs
The new rnon Eank. II which cN senator :. NJ
Grswod +, president. opened II, doors FOR business
- terciav at Union -. and ifthavc. Deposits 10 a
large amount made.
The VIII Of Albert Journcay, bcluca,mnr an cstat"
o, $4,000 to his widow. ch'tIrcn. nephew and a
niece was offered To- probat' yesterday
Postoflice station ha, been removed from no 90
IIflh ave. 90 No,. 90 and 80 Twelfth It.. ~ tie
former landlord wanted tie rent advanced from $1,000
to $500 year.
\ large number Of the members and friends of tie
Moniauk Club attend d ~. annual art exhibition, al
tie clubhouse. which opened Yesterday and viii be
coniinurd today. The Painting. about eighty III
numb..r. 10y American artists. large nnnbr 81
whom are represented among them being j. g. l'rowh
{. u. Hunt. Castloon Virgins AID ''"orer Met ord
The members Of the Central Congr' -tional Church
attended reception given T. t' pastor Dr. Ad'phn'
j. f. Lclrcnd,, la, evening. toward The completion
Of his nr, ten years In III" pastoral" 81 the church.
III, pr,doc,~ ,or. Dr. Henry NJ. >cudd"r resigned a.
the clos. Of years with the church 10 90 10 Chi
cago \ Gift If 5000 made to Dr. Ichrcnds
Is the trustees last evening
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THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY NEEIS'

A meeting TO promote Interest In TIE work OF the
Charity Organization society was held yesterday AFTER
noon at the First Reformed Episcopal Church. Madison
ava and F1fty-ffthst. The Rev. DR.. Gustav 6ottiel!
outlined the system Of organized charity winch he
has introduced among many OF the Jewish sy"Sogica
OF this city. This system, according TO the haDOi
consists of an established siserhood whose members
devote one afternoon In each week 10 Charitable WORK
This body Of workers Is divided into companies each
under the dir-c ton Of guide. and these guides are
under the direction of a superior. The companies
work in unison and visit the varlouC districts OF the
city. Each needy person selected Is placed In the
care OF two sisters who are bound by the rules OF
their order 10 provide for him. "li the OBJECT is
good.n said the Rabbi in ending his remarks =" be
the sacrifice what 1t may promise you the support
and following OF my people"
The other speakers were Miss Josephine Shaw Lowell
the Rev. Drs. Abbott f. Kittredge. Charles L. Thomp
son and Miss Kate Bond. Miss Bond spoke In behalf
nj several women OF the society, who have suggested
the dcsrability Of establishing employment bureaus
in yarious districts OF the city.
The attendance at the meeting was large.
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InnIrTOyS TO TIE BARNCM & BAILEY SHOW.

The steamer Paris. which arrived here YESTERDAY
had among her passengers large number OF bai'ct
girls premiers, coryphecs chorus elng'S ana "ni''
who were engaged abroad to take part In the spc'ac
NJ " Columbus and the Discovery of America" IN inc
Barnum q Bailey Greatest show on Earth Ihcy VIII
begin rehearsals Immediately in the building AT LcAng
ton-ave. and Forty hird.st ON the steamer Neiinar
due March 10, some Of the most famou' elue''riShe
OF Europe will arrive. Among them arc Miss Mar
garet Allen and Gautier and Loyal who are known
all over Europe for their accomplished riding. Last
week there received the following fnmals TWO
ostriches, baby elephant, Two cassowarirs. two
ndjutant birds two leopard two zcbus. if'y MONKEYS
and lot Of smaller animals and bird,. all Of which
were sent TO Bridgeport. An immense. fnllgiown.
adult black orang, and large buenoscd mandtl
have Just been purchased by the European agent OF
the show, and they expected To arrive about April
Is next. The black l. the largest OF rs kind
captured and the only adult In captivity In the
world. II is considered by experts to he splendid
and perfect specimen OF it species the nandril
Is above the average in slze.
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4 LIVELY MEETING or HARLEM REPT BLIcANS

There was lively meeting Of the James o. Elaine
club OF Harlem Lat nne i; the clubhouse. NO liz
last one hundred and feminist. For months past
re Ia, di,at,sfa express at the way the
club run by tho pres Mt loarl Of officer, and
In difference o. this cling all The officers aith the
exception Of Nathan VI. Levy who Is III.
signed The Officer, Scgnund Kahn. prcsid mt ::
Harvey T. An'r,w. nr>t Ice.pTesdrm W. /. Fascr.
prr.lnnt Harry Ilopton financial secretary
franz McCabc corresponding s,crcLrv. Henry 4 Robin
son recording secretary A. several articles hay" fc
Gently been published II newspaper, rejecting ON the
MANAGEMENT OF the club and >icgnuh Kahn re,olu.
tons passed declaring that the aics were devoid
Of substantial foundation and expressing entire confidence
IN Mr.. Kahn before rcsigning Mr.. Kahn explained his
conducting the affairs o the club. AID tc>Olu
tons passed declaring that what he had done
with a view Of iurth5rng the Interests Of The cu.
committee WAS appointed "a nominate new officers OF the
club The committee consisted OF Joseph Levy George
T.. Burnett. Mr.. Dorcmu,. NJ j.. Ilagler and Alfred y.
Farley.
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MEETINGS AND ENTEHTi INNENTS.

members ~ the Forsyth Methodist Episcopal
Church. Ia. second Methodist chuich hult thi, city,
have arranged Programme for the 1894 anniversary u
The church and sunday vhch viii occupy eight
days. beginning Sunday ncXt On SUNDAY the Rcv. DE-
J.. A.. Roche former pas. VIII pic,,h the morn.
ing; the Rev Thomas -. Nctch WI! lead the services
Il the Ioung Peoples meeting at A. o'cloch and ho
Rev. Dr. John Hall viii preach In the evening. \
SUNDAY -'huo reception will he held AZ . p. m. The
Epworih Lneuc will have celebration Mon.t,y
evening. at which the Roy. ". W. Giics Will sp,l6
the Rev. Nathan liubbcl VIII preach sermon on
TUESDAY evening. the Rev. Thomas Stevenson On
Wednesday evening, the Rev. Or. 1homa, II. lurrh
IN Thursday evening, snd The Rev 4 G. Morchol,c
on riday evening on Sunday, NJ ,rch H. the reunion
loy--ea-t at 80 Will b. sod by J. <. Mclean
tho morning sermon will be preached by Bishop Nndc ;
the reunion Of former pastor, AM mcIab r, at 80
p. VIII be- led by uc EcN. ". II. Warlcl tn"
Young Peoples meeting. I'D by Henry ". knight will
take place at % p M; the Ecv ID. J. NJ. BgcAlcl
will preach in the evening. and the services will end
at J.. IN. by the burning Of tbe mortlasc
The Baptist Socia! Union viii have a r.ctng and
dinner At the ST. Denis Hotel tonight The Rev
Dr Robert =. Macarthur and the Rev. A. G. Dixon
will guests Of the evening. and viii speak ON
Christian Patriotism. IT, Development and Aims The
business meeting VIII be held at D. m, ana the dinner
will b. ready at 30
Jacob \. Ks author Of ''IIow the other Hal Lives"
"Thc Children Of the Poor" ETC. VIII give an illu,.
rated The Stun, Of Ncw.Yorkr before the
church club at the clubioom, No. ii5 Flnh.avc ON
Friday evening.
The managers OF the New.yorG Exchange FOR woman's
wcrA No. so Fthaye. will have a reception at sherry's
on SATURDAY evening. Bishop Potter seth Low and
Joseph II. Choate Will speak.
compulsory Education" seventh lecture Of George
Gunons on Social aud Economic Questions" was
delivered at No. "a Union Square last night
school Commissioner Hunt will read a paper on THE
Uncl1ssnei Forces In the Teachers Work" before the
society OF Pedagogy In the City College 1T /. M
to-day.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Society n, the Homo %, rho
Aged Innrm. Of District No. / |. o. Il. T., will
hold Pur!m reception on Sunday afternoon. March B.
at o'clock Member, and their friends are invited 10
be present.
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pIAINEIlID.

Charles n,r,lIuc a seventeen year old youth. living
-. v.v. yorl made an unsuccessful attempt al
.uic,d. while visiting at III" rlainicid home oi m'
bi,ihcr. Henry Earlng. on Tuesday Inc '''''
>.. vrL hrok.r Tie Younger Bar,llnS l.
charged with var.ou, nl-dccds. one OF "hl'H -
notify forgery WMG In temporary d''siH'' w
Tuesday h. went 10 drug SLOT" III NV Wv"
bought enough laudannm to XII Jour mn 49,
=, ,,l.r.. homo he went 10 the bathroom
.bd himself ln and then swallowed the big dose
,,.r,,.r NJ the family who feared that he lhhh"'
IL. ni.k. away with him-'f called IN me I hn
pa,sican, Dr. o. l. Jcuhin-. lie aDd VI ,.,v
',,.,r,,,,d :, enter il.. ROOM but w'r" >hTi'"
~, yo,,n. I,ariline \ policeman va if'IN .'i H.
ID an entrance about - b" ior''l W." oi,.
..,fi h ido voluntarily u.,"w back I'd" n"n
"a "a, piV..lan~ entered. Trey "N'Il"NN'' ~ 4,
,s t,, rapid mca-urc~ 20 relieve HIM. II i ''o'"''
NAT ,hr yonmg man will recover.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce. II 30 p. H.
poultrv and Pigeon Show Madison Square "'ih'h'
Southern Society annual election. ,lunhoNsr '''"e
Academy OF Music meeting, 80 II West forY'n''u
st., p m ,.. Hail
company D. 9Th Regiment annual reception Ly'i' nan
evening. - "a -
Convention u Epscopa. Bishops. See HOUSE. W a VI
Woman Suffrage League NO 10 E's' i"'"'' "'''"
At, p. III. 49,, , ,oor,
puri,n Festival in aid ~ Home for Ago ana lhh''
r;chrcws ODc.hundrcd and.hth-s and Nnt'uNe'' e' d"
ing. A.. nm, w..
metropolitan Stcnographe's' Associa'ion' NO 900
Twenty thild.st., p m VI,
socjo,y Of Pedagogy College Of the CITY Of Newf
4 p. 49, -. III, - p,,.
Illustrated lecture The Life OF ohf"'' ran
PRESBYTERIAN Church, =. m. ~ ga,
Columbia College Glcc, BANJO ana Hahuo"" |'''' ''
on Avenue Reformed Church, p N.
Dapi.t social Union. 81. Denis h''' p ~ 49,
Loan Exhibition Fine Arts Society, NO 10 Yves
Eifty scyenthst.
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NO ROOM FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
SLOW WORK IN THE TWELFTH "AhD- n4o"

SLOW WORK IN THE TWELFTH wARD-HlOH
PRICES FOR CONDEMNING PROPERTY.
The semi monthly meeting of the Eoard OF Ed'-
.ation. which was led yesterday afternoon. was
largely devoted to a discussion oil the appear Vi th'
School Trustees OF the Tenth Ward against IL" dcto
of the board in refusing 10 rchlre No ia HesI'-S'
for the accommodation of 4co children. lie lent"
Ward trustees said that this building was necessary
tor the accommodation OF the pupils of that district
aft is true they added that there l, room for tiN
children in other schools Grammar school NO, "
Mt Hester and Chrystie Ss yet there Is serious 9o'c
,ions TO having them cross the Boweiy.'
Commissioner Robert Macay, in defence OF inc
.ot,on of the BuildnC Committee declining to recon.
mend the rehiring of The premises, SAID line o"ie1
of these premises refuses TO rent them ior less 'h'
fourteen months, for which he wants $2cOO. The
prenises are glired for only ninety days a. ''
new school building will be completed In september
when there will be ample accommodation ior nil IL
seems exravagant 10 pay 81 500 for three months
rent OF building that Is TO accomnoda'" ohN Ao'
children when there three other schools near by
besides the annex school," Commissioner LuhlhS
said that the building was n death trap. ana uhh'
for school purposes. The appeal Of tie trustees was
referred back 10 the building Committee with power
to make reply.
Commissioner Hunt presented q resolution to hasten
the condemnation proceedings in the school property
at No. 365 West Thirty -aitist. lie said from o'oD
10 5000 school children In the Twelfth "ard Were
without school accommodations account OF this de
lay There was strong expression OF opinion against
the great cost In condemnation OF school property
Commissioner Gerard wanted All hcnizcd account oi
the cost of cOnde ton, and he particularly desired
10 understand why special counsel fees, were charG
when law required that the commentator sn"uli
he done by the Olhce ri Corporation Counsel. 'On
missioner Lummis favored the paying OF some piabe
real estate firm 80 10 glNc an opinion ", ,v M
of property be condemned instead ol having the
dCn a
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKL IN.
DIR TALMAGE MAY RETIRE.

X.
THE HEAVY DEBT on THE TABERNACLE sAiD
TO BE THE REASON.
An offcial statement was made yesterday ny ~
senator James w. Brkstt treasurer Of 'hc o""i'"'
q; the total indebcdnes OF tnc Brooklyn laOeII''
The mortgage on the building. held by KusSel say
and secured by an insurance on the HE Oh III Ian
mage Is $4,000. There is due on the lien h''u j!
Contractor wills, which he recovered IN inc COURTS
.l22 DIG 80 A suit is pending upon Hen by oNihs'
ton Brothers Of goo 900. and the Heating DEBT Is @"o'
COO making n total debt of $2-1.2lb o. Inc amman
cxpcnscs are S24 900 including $4,000 salary " inc
M sto- and $4,000 for interest bonds. Ia" income
/, from S15 900 To $50 90 year. lhe chnich he'"
80 600 by April ! 10 pay $4,000 on the Wills
lion and 10 meet other expenses DR.. 1alnlicc h'ane
an appea for the money sunday. ana sah ne WIS
doing his share toward Hitting ia" church d'D' Nv
mo 1oct that all the salary he had received from the
church in the three years and four MONTH since 'h
old Tabernacle WAS burned was F62s III ah "'c'.
r,ow n. has intimated that unless the fnah'"i
pressure upon the Tabernacle Is mligdt"d he may "'
cert "A call TO other church 'h inc 1"'N""
-, the po,slldv Of III, r. ,isnaticn h. wonid not "h
direct answer rs he minated that ~ 30 ;" """''
violate condolences. But he admitted thlt huh''""'
,aus had been extended 10 him since ne hah "'''
If, rrooklyn and that there wcT' such invitations ~
,rc.n,t lie hopcd nolins would separate NM IIo"'
his work IN IrooNlyn, however, alin ~ WV , q
iha, th. Church would rails" u" r-'o'' H"N ~
If /, reported that .yndica'" has h'"h i"'l'" ~,
,urrhn.c Inc Tabernacle. and turn INTO mus" ~
,r oncro house H. Dr. Ialra-c -ouil rcuIo ""' NV
statement coud not br vcrii'd.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND

Lose, ISLAND ClTY.-Th" employees OF III" iun1l'
Department. I'm Lon. l,lInd CIV tho.li nave r''''
,f.,r .,iati.. Yesterday bat owing 30 thor" being
,o available fund, iacr February alari's remain 'i
p,t Th. fr-mcu y licr. school teacher, dud On
,al- generally ur- not pl'asod over lh" p"'p''t ~
going wlthou, their slIiiic. l"r a tim" br'auN' 81
th. failure ~ the A.~c~~or> - ,isn ih" aN f"l'' Inc
order upon the cA.A--e,-ors. james bavT"n ana
charlie. VI, Namari io so w eau" why they Sh'li
not sl,u and approve the TAX levy for TIE year ~
/, r,ilrnalI. in brooklyn to-day. and oven II th'N
,on.,lv pr,mrfly II VIII be- some week, bcfor" n"
t,A,. begin 1, roll In whrrcwith 70 pay tn salaries
Of 'ho .iiy'- "mp!oy"s. n" ''n'lnent ilna rom
which the ,iiy Treasurer ha bon PAVING H." teachers
..f, Inn. far III. wear. ia, row Iun ~. and there
l.. no NOR. IN .ury available. Tho dty ha> money IN
the bank and -ood credit bat ih" city charter l'i"dN
.lfg on. fund irr TIE ~ another.
Tho Board 81 Health his accepted IN" r''-nh ION
~ Health officer ". Il. Iaylr and appointed Dr.
". !. Barnett IN his place.
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NETWORK CITY.

A, od,,or do luxc Of an Easter carol cnt ~ "b'ch
the Altar with Blossoms Fair has been i'Su'u y,
Miss Rachel A. La Fon'ainc the ar'lS ior 'h' p'''"
-, ,b Working Girls Vacation society. II l. honh"
g. h,, ,oo,hcro,,e and contains It's fronti'pi"c'
continent from the late philips BROOKS, WIN "a
facsimile Of his autograph. II Is sold for HIS cents
q, tho Office Of Far and Near" the organ oi inc
wording girls clubs. No. - Lafayette Piacc'
Two Young men representing themselves TO be-
members OF the NcwYork Press Club' nave o'ch
soliciting subscriptions for several days OF downtown
tusiucss firms for the Press Club Building fuhd ana
contributions TO the Press club FAR. "hich VIII
onon IN MAY 1 in the Grand Central Palace. These
men are swindlcrs. There Will be no an'ho1@'d
solicitation OF contributions for the fair before next
vecN ard thos. who have volunteered their services
for this wora will be provided with suitable Gre
dcntials from the Executive Committee.
Tm.te.n plans from architects for the new armory
for Troop have been received at IN ONCE OF fTe'i
dent Barker, Of the Department OF axes, In Inc
staats.Zdtung' Building and more are expected Inc
armory IS TO cost $40 900 and will be erected on
the plot Of ground adjoining the new sth Regiment
Annoy. PnIk-avc and Ninety fourth-st.
Among the attractive features introduced a. the
Eden Musce yesterday were the BarrestOn Sisters.
Walter Leon ard Josie and Alma ILebal. This was
their first appearance AT this popular house. The
ojO,h consecutive performance by Grcvilc and Guiba
at tie Eden Muscc also took place.
william Premier. OF No. Westinghouse. Who
on February 10. shot Lis wife w.lhelmna through
the nose sentenced In General Sessions yesterday
TO five years In state prison. The shooting occurred
in front OF the Washington Building. Premier also
tried 70 kill himself AT the time.
The Grand Jury yesterday refused 20 indct Charles
". Arnold, manager q the "Over the Carbon wall'
Company. whom Herman S. Kcyser OF No. 200 West
Nineti-th-st. charged with larceny. Arnold was 10
employ Keyser rs hi treasurer and required him 10
deposit 500 security. Keyser could get neither
the situation the money.
Arrangements have been made for exhibiting the
Dore gallery Of paintings at Chicago. beginning May
I. at the Temple OF Solomon.
A special meeting Of the Lincoln Club. OF which
Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt Is president was held
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yrwTowy CREEK INSTANCES.

Tho February Grand Jury. which must max" IL
pr...cn,mrn; to morrow. ha- hnd under ihV''u-''l"
H.. action hy n" Health Department In 10" G"'N"'
~ slpprc.sing the nuisance, In n" hrEA"''H"'" ="
TcwiOWn creek. Health COMM, iph'f "r'"" = " ~
....raut, Police Commissioner HAYDEN ana N'''''"
,.,.,.,.., ,orr.cl Gilbert who hn- chars" az ih'
. c,,,io, Of yloatlon. of health ordinances nave
CON cNaminc!. TIE Ci'i1cn>' A>>olal"h' 'TI' -"
n .un,,r,,s the nui-ancc, has started me '"p"''
las, fan hi, organization pressed The ease "io" wv
city authorities ~ strongly that arrant"W'"'' WI
,ecc,ed whereby most %! the ",iahH '.ni,nN ,,u
,,,ncd of agreed :, move away al l'l,' '',-' ~
fron fbn civ \ number 81 them iaN" ~ 'nt' O.,
MAYED and o. her, viii 20 by IA" cnd "i H'' '''''
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TARRYToWN.- some lime aru commtic" was mp
pointed I'm Tarrytpwn and Nor'h Tarryown for tn
purpose oi terminating a plan 10 have Iar' town,
North 1drrytOwn. Hastings. lrynston ard Dobh,
Perry iuc"I I,nrat',l Into one cry. The commlii"'
has Reported fayorably the plan. and step, Will
now be- taken 10 ask the Lcgi-atur" for a charter.
MOI NJ NERNON.-On" 81 ID" most intorc- ding re
ligioI- T.yiNal> have been In W'~tchcstcr
Comfy In the last two years wa, lrcun IN the
Methodist Church on Sunday night by Mr. aud Sir.
T,lfOd III" English Evangelist. and VIII continue
ilr,ughout this wr,k. H." -,1Nicc, attended 10y
large nun'lcr,. many Of III" attendants not being
regular church -",r~. and tier" have been
CONVERSIONS. The Rev. D"Wl- Il. >rc.t"r. pastor 81
the church, h:5 oharsc OF t." services. In addition
To the evening services. special meetings were held
on ru,-day and Nr. crlly afternoon and this after.
noon Mr.. 1"lfDrd will make an ID lrr,s.
The Rev. = I Graham. 81 NuIwalk. Conn. has
.tcC,p pied tho call to Trinity thurch. and viii prn,
ably assam" hi, chargr I'm about month. In tie
meanwhile Rev. Or. william ". Page, formerly pastor
II the New York IF, sby tcrnn Church. Of New. York.
who recently ed IT" ,hytcIian,m aud took
Episcopal order, VIII supply The parish.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY
WHO HAS THE MONEY!

WHO HAS THE MONEY
The Jersey City Athletic club mas an n'a'"u'
opera comlany among It's members. some ume 's
tEcg cave three performances OF "Ihc 'onu''i-,'
before the New. York Athlctc Club. The jersey wy
cub supposed that it by invl'atiol' 'uo''
oueutly the men complained OF the shady 'rr".''"
they had received. Yesterday 1t tan'iired 'h'' w
Ncw.l DIRK club had paid somebody cl'loo OH pe''
NJ I'm, Jersey city club and did not coh9.ucl "S
nuder OBLIGATIONS 10 the performers Inc later ''
,l,.t ia. ARRANGEMENTS made by MeS'rs ilio
and Reilly tn. musical director aAd uihHsei VI ,ta
mn, nrrac affairs, and whllc thy uIluci H ,,t,u
the N.W- ok club WAS to pay Tor uhlsPo' u" n,
h,,,nc OF costume, and all LEGITIMATE rAlc"9o ,h.
',,c moi know that there WAS any char-' loi a.
al the clubs members. InrN "i' '"" '''"o
Io md ont wnat became Of the money
John liver. WHO robbed his wifcS cousih' "i'''',
tt,rncv the real estate dealer ol Jersey wy Va
SO 600 who then n"d to California was cAu'
and convicted. and who has been IN Inc nuuoo"
County jail for ten months, pending 'h "rp0'
Yesterday released In 5000 bali MI ha'"o'' WV
hat ,cl.ned went his bond I'cr ,iso. w..
'ntcncc to state prison Tor I'VE years, r' u,r.h
prrl,d iu,t bcorc his flight 10 HiSS ''ty cr vii
.nr nC com panied him to ,aiofla' CAM 49, nav
him, and has been to the Jail to see mn 49,"
since his Incarceration. IL 10 s''u ''''S 49,
largely due TO her ehOits.
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HOME NE WIS.
pPCNIVFNT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

EEEVOORT- Primo. Nc'on1 k1inlani = h'""'
II q uouehton Of cambridge. Mas ana '"loh'
Nanleson n Iondon. BRU NSWICK Dr. J. Mott smith
. Hawaii tLART NDON-Edward J. Phelps. 81 N'i
mont, FIFTH AVENUE-EX Congressman Amos I""h
send of Ohio. HOtFMAN-Lo'd d. thnoId. d" I"'i"
HOLLAND senator Amasl J. Parker, Of Albany. HAI''
pOEOrGII-UI.hop David ScssumS. u LOUISIANA VI IL
FAY uIII.-Bishop W. y. Walker. n North D'k"''
and Senator {. L. Parsons ~ Rochester. NI'I'"i"-
pucc Kawananokoa If Hawaii. 0nd ex-senator S'li'
W D.,s.v WESTNINSTER-B Bishop william l"r't
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A LECTURE on PHOTOGRAPHY

Alexander Elack. OF The IroOKlyn Times gave
nm illustrated lecture last night before the member
and student, Of TIE National Academy Of Design, In
East Twenty-Five ST., Photography In It, K.la
lions To- Art" lie said that ant was the pictorial
expression OF idea, and that photography although a
science could be made the medium Of artistic OK
,ion In IT not only reflected nature. but also
pre- led dcie about mature II" exhibited over 100
pictulcs showing the different kinds Oi photography