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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mrs, W &. Whitney gave a dance last niS't nj her
horse. No = West Tfty-sevcnthst.. following dhh'r
parties at the houses OF Egerton l.. winthrop MIS-
Frederic bronson Mrs. Edward Cooper Mrs. w. H.
sloane and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce. The c'nhoh WIS
danced ". X. Vanderbilt leading alone.
bucid Banks OF No. 10 West Foriieth-st.' gave Il
,ecer,o, YESTERDAY afternoon to introduce his daughter
NJ Inc.t,. Hanks Mrs. A. Blccckcr Bahks ol
Albany Mr. e. : Day. Mr.. John i. Num- MISS
Emily N,r-ts and Mis-, Emily Morris. assisted to re
cc,vc An Informal dinner followed. Mr.. Banks VIII
dive dance for lis daughter late this month.
The. second ~ Il ,eric, OF dances organized by Mr-'
In,rh T.. Garden. Mr.. J. =. Robertson and MIS-. W.
+ Ir,naolm was given at sherrys last nieHi' Dane
ing va, Informed. Among The Subscribers present
wore Mr. and Mr., Garden. Mr.. aud Mrs. Roocr'son'
vr and Nr, Trenholm Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. hgcih
.on MIR and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mr. ana M'S.
Willard Ward. Mr. ard Mr. samuel >p'n'e'' "'"''"'
and Mrs. Samuel Thomn>. Dr. and Mr.. J' p'"' M
and Mr.. Vcricrv. Mr.. Deas, Dr. Parker. MISS u"
,,,.n Miss Gibbs Miss Winnie Davis. Mss camp
Toll Ms Helen King. Miss Elise Robertson '''
M...., Trenholm. Miss Bo7lrr. the Misses h"r'l,oh
NJ. ireland. Mss spencer. Miss Van Amrnse Miss
li.s,m Miss Owe Ross. Or. !. II. Claiborne W. W
-lnru " T. 81 John. e. {. baldWih' Ir.' "'''
N nr,e. Julian Trenholm. John X. Abney. ho"lihi
pm W T. Robert son, X. l.. Harrison, b. j. Robert
.ou Gordon Battle, Carroll Goldsborough' hcro'r'
nromwcu Henry Randall and Leenre Phenix.
Mrs Arson Phelps STOKES VIII t'No Il" ~
and dance tonight -, A.,
pro,,s.or and Mrs C. F. Chandler viii entertain the
r,.,aov Evening club tonight at their house. 10
II East 'ty-fourth 81.
Mrs T. Frances Hyde. OF No. 10 West for'yhi,li'S''
Viii 1ve to-day the second Of her THURSDAY receptions
She win be- insisted by her rleces Miss Florence iy"'
and Miss Bessie Hyde and by Miss io'' WHO Is "'r'
from California. II, 100 .
John Randolph Tucker. OF virginia WIZ WIN 'o''
49,. ,ov Will lac entertained during his stay In the
c,,, hv Orlando f. Potter. Mr. IucRer VIII sp'Ha
before the Patria club tomorrow evnns o I,u Mr. 9
Sotnrdov evening will enjoy reception g1Ven Nv Ai'
pntf.r NJ the Reform Club. Mr.. Tucker VIII be nc
snuuaui,d here by his wife.
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VEDDINGS.

Hiss Irene Eoynton, daughter OF George \. Boyn-
ton married TO Alonzo Edward Conover. jr. last
evening IT O'Clock In ii. Andrews Methodist Epsco-
pal Cur H. n Seventy sixthst and Nlnthave The Rev.
DIS. King ana Miller ihc OF cil Gle men. The
bride a handsome gown OF white silk trimmed
with point lace. The maid Of honor. Miss Elizabeth
smith. and the bridesmaids. Miss Lottic Ogden, OF
Middlrown; Miss May Thornton, Miss Florence sqnicr
~ Brooklyn; Misses Florence and Lillian C0nover
sisters Of the bridegroom ana Miss Elizabeth Close.
CT Michigan. dressed in yellow and white SILK.
Arthur King best man. Tie ushers were Dr.
John Elliott shrady. furman l.. Kneeand. Alfred W.
Conrow. Albert IIastead, Bertram II. Walters and
Cornelius Van wacenen. reception followed at
the home OF the brides parents. No. al West
Eghtiethst.
Among the guests invited. most of whom were
present were Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Ea Bishop and Mrs.
Mrs. Fox, Bishop and Mrs. Newman. Mr. and Mrs.
]. W. ConrOw DR.. and Ms. ". x. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. VI. De Voe Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Oakley. Mir. and Mrs. Uriah
Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. Half. the Misses Hail.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Malcolm, Mr. AMI Mrs. +. A..
Icrendccn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Radcliffe william
T.. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holmes Mrs. II. Hayes,
MIR. and Mrs. otto Smaller. Mrs. \. HAYES Smith,
DR.. s. H. Talcot. a. H. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. f.
f. Dickinson. C. Il. Boynton. Mr.. and Mrs W. ~
Boynton. Miss Alice Anthon-, Professor and Mrs
Van vlccck. Mr.. ana Mrs. David Manitou. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Iuylcr. Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Slayback. MI
and Mrs. w. IL. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Van dc Water
Black. Mr. and Mrs Irving Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Corning and MF. ana Ms. F. r. Gambler.
Miss Marsarc. McGrath, daughter Of Andrew NC
Grath, was married to the ~. Frederick GTlswod
rccbc on Tuesday evening nj the home OF her nthcr
no 1856 West F, rty -sixths'. The officiating clergy
mon were the Rev. Clarence H. Bcebe. father OF tho
bridegroom. and tine Rov. David G.. Wyie, pastor OF
the scotch Irrsbvtcrian Church of New ora Clarh
served the wedding supper
Miss Gcnevicvc La Monte. daughter OF Charles ia
Monte Ct 40 2l2 Park Place. Brooslyn, was married
TO Alfred H. Post, son of F.. Kent Post at It. johns
Church. last evening at O'Clock. The Rev
George +. Breed oiiclsted. John r. Prize was best
man. The usher, were g. Ia Monte Clarence h. La
Monte 4. Mact;rcc0r, James Wood. Woodruff Leaning
Robert Barland. Camille W. Gary, Henry W. Dooey
and Mario dc MenGOnca. Of Washington. MiSs Eliza
beth Ia Monte. Miss Mary La Monte, Miss Emil smith,
Miss Maud Conkling and Miss Christine Rogers we're
tho bridesmaids. 4 reception followed AZ the home
OF the bride.
John J. Ryan, deputy street cleaning commissioner
and Miss sarah McInerncy. sisterin OF romeo
Justice White were married yesterday afternoon at
All saints Roman Catholic Church In Harlem lherc
Wns a reception At Justice Whites home In Mount
Morris-svr which was attended by Mayor ana MIS-
,;ilroy and many Others Mr.. Ryan Is laniiiahS
leader in the XXNth Assembly District
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NOTES or TIE STAG E.

The openinr night OF Ecw Empire Theatre has oo''
changed TO Wednesday evening. January % ine Wv,
,r the opening viii be sold No auction at 'no '''
Theatre on Tuesday at p M The regular sio VI 80
l.gln, AZ the theatre Thursday morning January '
NJ Palmer f.. In Boston. rehcarsing LADY "lhurr'
,o-,,. Ia, Uy special arrangement between MI
palmer and Charlie, Tiohman. who owns the Ah'''"
RIGHT. 10 Oscar Wild, play, Mr.. lalmer WI, " -
LADY Wndcrneres Fam IN Now'fork. /, VIII 'o.o"
,r,s,oc,ocv at Palmcts Theatre on February D. Inc
a., rim Include Messrs barrymore Bell. Holland Ram
sew and s,yllc MR.. Bowers. Mrs Arthur Miss Brooklyn
| and Miss Seward.
Lat week In Philadelphia Rose and Charles 'osh'an
MIA we'd what f. declared have b. one OF 'hc "'''
profitable arrangements In that cty thl' s,'s'n. ,.,
their second appearance since september and diplomacy
, resent at every performance 10 some OF the 'scs.
and most fashionable audiences ever seen IN the OhoSu'
Street Opera House
.p,ncc.s Slne,te" comic opera by Johann strauss
had ts fret production TUESDAY, OF inc Ih'"' u" WI
Wien Vienna and according 10 a disiH'eh rS'"'i W
Heinrich Conrled made success. The opera mas pee"
.cured for America BY Mr.. Coarcd. who contempa'e'
m early production here
The arrangements for the Press 'luo buIu'ns ,'u
penegt at the CisnO Thursday afternoon January ~
are Going on we'll In addition to the artists VINO hau
-. ,.,,n,c.r.d Iudolp1 Aronson has rcceved ac-
nt,nces from Miss Lillian Russell Hayden CONN., LOUIS
Harrison NJ Gulhal aud MIL. Greyilc. Ando ana omne
rho royal ,yp.y Band Fred Solomon ana Marshall
wilder
Slynora Du-c aud her company sailed from Ere"ch On
TUESDAY on boafI Allcr aud VIII arrive h're NEXT
..t carl and Theodore 10 enfield have perfected nearly
all tho det,l, Of her four weeks engagement ~ u'e
Frh Avenue Thcat,c. The advance safe ot seats VIII
begin On January 10
Mr. Maslus has been engaged fr the ManoIaMa
,oo,uny which Is now ierrmann's Theatre. ms
ron,any Is soon produce translation OF Friend frlth
The Conrie1. Ferenczy Comic Opera Company entered
,,,n it, third week Amberg Theatre Monday night
.'The vorclhaender" Grew arother co"oeu mouse anu
,o,aus a d encofes were frequent hi. Luci Ncrdier
ho assumes the ,ar Christe has entirely recovered
fam the shock received from an accident ph SaViGy
49, Following "Dcr Nogelhacrdci" there VIII hr an
,,o,a,o production OF Mllocckers "Chd OF Fortune"
,o,o ,,hl.h Mis- Ada I,ehan Lctitla
u,,,lv I'm 9TH, Bellies Sra.agem At DAYS Theatre Is
geouIn. one Of the date Of about i1G0. Miss Rehan
found H. last summer ia small shop In Paris IL was
probably made for court dress ne ohiy chanse "cn
had u be-. made I'm IL was redlaping OF the sleeves.
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TRIAL or 4 NEW KIYD OF STREET CAR.

The public trial OF n streetcar provided with the
Acme storage battery made yesterday afternoon on 'he
tracks OF the Ninth Avenue Street Railway COMPANY IN
ar started Fify-fourth.st and went to One'hundrei
ond.twcnty hth.st and back 10 the ear stochouses III
ITy.fourth-st Between northumberland sixt ents ana
one twenty fthst. there Is steep hill, WIN
an average grade feet each 100 feet. To put
the car the incline required average force oil
thirty horsepower The storage batteries OF which
there are H. supplied the requisite electrical current
with
Patrick Kennedy and Charles j. Dss, the inventors OF
the battery system aud W. NJ. McDougall the inventor
Of the motor expressed themselves being well pleased
with Yesterdays experiment They said that the car vii
travel the rate OF twenty niles an hour mat
the capacity Of the discharge OF the Acme battery was
practically unlimited and that the equipment OF road
with the new system would be much che per than with
the trolley system They also said that the supporting
plates In the non-metac, non-conducting
and could not b. affected by acid.
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GENERAL BUTLER AS a LAWYER

New Bedford. Jan. IL (spccinl.-Edwin L. Barney,
OF this city, who General Buffers law partner
for six years, had the following 10 say about him
Il first met General Butler In 1854, when he was
associated with me in law After the war
he again resumed law practice and frequent
colleagues at the bar and many an interesting case
have We fought side by side. In 1871 became
partners under the firm name OF Bntler a Barney.
think that General Butler and | secured the
heaviest verdict for damages ever awarded with the
possible exception OF some In England. Ii was
in 1873 In tie Of Worthiagton against the Grand
Trunk Railroad. Three trials held and each we
won. In the first verdict OF $4,000, and
In the second S25 OOO but In both the verdicts
set aside by the court. On the next trial We
were again successful and obtained verdict Of
$4,000. This verdict sustained lie was to
my mind, the greatest lawyer the greatest man the
country ever produced. Starting from nothing, I'M
known and most abccty poor, he battled constantly
uphill fiji at the bar he had equal rs an all
round adv 1cae. In admiralty. before jury, before
courts In common practice. In equity or In private
Practice h. had superior. He may have hnd
canals I'm specific cases, but for general legal nu-
tltoriiy he unsurpassed. II has been said that
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r,rc7,y0 NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS.

A, ,he lcth Reslncnt Annoy la; night 'h.o W., =
meeting q Company j. at when IL '""' ,.,,.oon,
a., ,,c,, mint md LLOYD Is. Banks second Aru''"'H
,a,,oin William X Krty and Lieut. h'nt arthur -
schumaon OF Company o. have reirhc1 anu '''''''
pa,t Roosevelt Ia. boca erctcd treasurer u M .1'
n,ent and chairman of tho Afnory Ho''u' 80 -, a.,
,.oi,,,pt ., MI the vacancy cauSd by the Resignation
OF CAPTAIN William H. Murphy. ,, ,
4, Tho list Rcgmont Captain Tdcn has Teen ''N' :
secretary OF tho n g1urnt ~ succeed AdJu,"t Lace
ra, nan, uo,en has been elected tfosur' to suc''
cou,so E,,nci. The report u tn" TREASURER shows uo
regiment To be In excellent nnincia condition COM S
Il VIII hive q football with the Iaigc"o"d Aul.'"
Club tam IN tho annoy saturday hshe anu "
viii l, II review Of ti. regiment by est ol0ncI M'r''n
and - s,ect,l l.ttallon din on Januay "A, at which
t,. rn.n VIII wear the uniform FOR the nf,t time
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PostOmce Notice.

SHOULD be read daily by all interested as changes may
| occur ut any une) ,.,o. 49,, "a, Ia s,e.i,iv al.
Letters for foregn countries msfd noe " ecen;
dressed for dspaten BY my laeun annS ind sH conn.,
IL Is desiIcd TO stnu duplicates Oh Dahe a ey,n.
documents: letters not specially addressed being
TENT by the fastest vessels aNaaDie ,... 40, ,vu,
Foreign mis for the week e1Sng o January az a Lion VIII
THURSDAI-At 10 M (suppemeataTy $50 y. M tof
Europe per H. H. Meier VIA s2uthampto n., ana
At / D. M fsuppIrmentarv 30 p. ND for Bermuda per
Trinidad at 80 D. for Newfoundland per steamer
| from Halifax. - ,,. v,,0.,. ,,,.,
Spain Portugal and Turkey per La Bourgogne, Via
Iiavlc etters other parts of Europe must be drecN
'per La Bourgogne) at ii a. III or io,eo nv Ice
ra, SEQ ana Yucain per Orizaba (etcets for Cuba
Tampro and Tuxpam d!rec: ard other Mexican states
va, CIV, he OriLaba'J; at IL
m snpnementary ii 30 a. ny for Fortune Island ana
Jamaica also 'aei'e anu snnm.3ncntsry IL n.y. for
Hu,aoo,nni. and tuacao also Savanilla vie Curacao
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JypHTS FEVER NOT STAMPED OUT.
FIVE NEW CASES WERE DISCOVERED IN THE CITY
rsTERDAY-TIEEE DEATHS.

rv,lus tN.r +. not vet stiupd out. ani the oH.'"'
, ,to u,,,h p,ia,tnent have stll work :" do Ihr'"
deaths and nye co-c- were reported >e''''N'''
I'LL VOC ,ho., Of sebastian Hubert f,lty-'.N year. on
1r1r,or rrr,n thfry-cvcn year, od-hoth f;ou 40 -
ravar1 ,,-ond Porcyal Kclracy. mnif,le"t' 'i'" W.
workhousc IN Biarkwcirs lsiaud.
late Last night II u tyIhu' was h'c"''r,u " W.
~. pitse.t fin a nyestory tclcmcnt-hor-'. Inc h''
-, the victim f. Meier Mc.sc!. ~ Ter n 'ouh '
LEANED ne hal not "a lodgF at any 81" r'' '"'' ~
,,oc.s IN the powery. feared that Other cases INV
no ssyeor.d in tn. house. Tho other n'" '''', VI"
Ia q, p.-nad Dccknagoi Of No. 20 Oliver t. VINO "''
Io,ooa At hotel a. No. Mub'rrTst; l"ti x ilfFh''
rho wa. found t. a sufferer u 70 ~ '"y''" ~
r,oes Hughes Of tho almshousc on rih b"'h'f ISL
a,d aud William Mills Of No. 10 f"l-'.
The Health board had no noct'ns }'-bi''F !" u"
son.. - a quorum. one important question Wa N'"
AGO., A, the present time the DEPARTMENT h'n '"
49,. aver 4 hundred ,rnps gather from various ''
,.cred ,odo4ng.hoases IA the Bo~cfy Nlihi" 'e" u'
49, ma, viii be allowed 20 go their ways. I"'' w"
An ,hc ,aC. u.y had when tho epidemic t''' o'
80, a, course these rags nay be fpmigara o'' J." '"'
,,,.,est O, tho public 10 - believed ocslranie wa" ~
n,o >, stted ont with new co;hes aud h'''e ",",'
sr, Nd Yesterday received al ostima" from WIZ"
, ,n,,,nc house offering provide an o'rrcoa' anu ="
-. -, ,o,hc. 10; each Of the men At cost oil - 80 ~
rr,v. n, outnt for each man Will inN"lFe GOV ~ a
~, a.nartuent estimated the total cost oil ou'''~ a
-, crs n. al 200. The Boafi OF H'''"''' ~ I
,,,r.,, will not inaac q grant Tor TINS p''P'''
~ ,,.,,, nenartn,en, thu, compelled - apI'a !" ~
lit f,r subscriptions 10 aid the WORK
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Notices of marriages must he iudorscd with
full name and address.
DIED.

BAKER-On Wednesday. January llth Bowman c Baker
81 and 10 n months" s.acnce No. 500 Manhattan
ave- Thursday evening, January 18th, 1898 at 3 30
Interwcnt at Cincinnati. Ohio.
Cincinnati papers please copy ~
coxNoR-suddcny WEDNESDAY January ry In 1s n$
ward Conhor jr the 25th YER Of his 81 age .,
'I friday s,:"sSs 5 !,sI% 1s'" at 49,
mnrrv In this city Tuesday January 10th. Of pneu.
mona William +. Crowley. son oil Fannie NJ ana the
f% mother o." 1919 West 77th.st.
nAVTNpoRT-At saranac Lake. n. Y. January 7th.
isa Iohn IIayons youngest son OF John l. ana Louis;
= FL Davenport in his 10th year.
dnce IN this cty Henry Day eounselloFat-a" in the
73d year Of his age ,,,,oo ., Tho Fifth Avenue Pres
r%qsr set charch WIN asS
ISts Inst at hafpast 10 o'clock
rISIER-On Monday. Janulry 9th az the nome OF ne,
.on Germantown, Penn, Sarah Anderson WHO" Oh
runsra services at her late residence Sing Sing N "
THURSDAY January 18th. at p H.
GnAAM-on "wednesday January IN r W Mn esc
rHg 1%%eT fne III 9D Instant H'S at 'O o"oek p m
KErCHUM-on WEDNESDAY January lit lara "y ss
Of H S bsrea Mstsnu u" 'e "A year u
tTvy Fanny. widow of the late Capt. j.. p. Levy. at
her lat, residence GO East 3ih-st early Tuesday MORN
pnsaI services at late residence Thursday 10 a. m
M1CrrlcKEyA, Springfield Illinois, January 1lth
EiIra widow OF the Rev. John Steele MaeCrleken. In
her SD year. o,,
Funeral n Xena. ONO.
MIEAN-Suddenly. January 10th Samuel Mclean ior'
y o 81 CHRIST Church watertown Conn Saturday
January iA' Tain leaving Grand Central Depot at
'pp'ciock A. M. returning , 80 y. III.
>rTIs On Tuesday the 10th inst. at hls residence IN
'r,ncIsco sfter brief Illness Edgar Mills, In the
G6fh year Of his age. 49,
OF pneumonla. Monday January 9TH.
~, Hotel bristol New.York Adele ID. Suydam, VIE OF
William Henry Oakley. ,,, c..,,,,o, yor.
mnJ New Jersey Thursday January 18TH on arrival
o train eaving foot OF Chanbers-st ut io 80 O'CLOCK
pEyyOLDS-At his late residence, the Westnnster
ri i, January 10Th 1893 Edgar L., Of the late
Joseph s. aud Sophia VD. Reynolds, In the Both year
OF his age.
Funeral private. - - ,..,.
sEELY-January 10th. 1898 at Harrison, n Y, Charles
s. S11ly u dphtheria. In the 3Ith year OF MS ago.
burial at Union Cemetery, Rye, N y
Funeral private. s
c,rr1N I'm Tuesday January 10th, Harriet Sllman,
daughter OF the late Gold ;. sliman In the sih year
O her ~ sror, M "a
Clintou-st, Brooklyn.
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he was the only man the Supreme Court Of MasSa-
chusctts afraid off,
SAMUEL MLEAN.


Samuel Mclean for many years one of the lcstknown
residents Of Brooklyn Heights, but who three yeus
had lived at his country place In WaeItown. Conn. died
on Tuesday night at hospital in Bridgeport Conn., from
injuries received in railroad accident that city
Monday evening. lie his way Brooklyn TO
attend the funeral Of \ \. Low. Of his lifelong
friends. At Bridgeport he had TO change from the
Naugatuck Valley Road which he took from WATERFOWL.
and he crossed the track in front Of fa; express which
struck him. He unconscious when picked ~. His
death due to conclusion OF the brain.
Samuel Melon born in Krkcnbright, Scotland.
February 10, 1870 When young man he came 70 this
country and for several employed In mercantile
house in NewYork, Using to important positions and
finally becoming the head Of the importing house OF s.
Mclean & Co. lie did an extensive business and went
abroad every year purchase goods lie aHassed oi-
tune, but series OF business disasters his firm failed
lie then entered the storage warehouse business with
Franklin Woodruff. and the woodruff & Mclean stores
did large Of business. After the partnership
was dissolved he formed the Mclean Storac Company
and oiled the Mediterranean Stores For Il mum
did active business and few ago
he sold the fine house he occupied at Hicks
and Perrepont sts. and went 70 live at Waterown. 1t
in 1886 Mr.. Mclean went to lis" N Brooklyn.
and he was thoroughly Identified with the city and Its
the remainder OF his life lie was an early
member OF the Hamilton Literary Society. When the
Hamilton Club formed from society he was It's
first president and had much % with the erection Of It's
handsome building He Of tho incorpoiator- OF
Long Island Historical Society and was active Ia
securing its fine building. Mr.. Mclean also inter.
ested IN the Academy Of Music. the Brooklyn Art AsSo'
citation and the Brooklyn Library.
In politics he was active Republican For number
OF years be was member OF the General COMMITTEE ana
he took part In many conventions Personally Mr.. Nc
Lean bluT and hearty mln with positive IDEAS ana
a iorcblc manner OF expression His wife was the
daughter Of Charles Chapman, OF Hsruorl. Conn HNe
hltcnn years ago He left two chilircn Mrs Joan
buckingham. o WATERFOWL and Thomas Mclean oil
New.York. Mr. Mclean was connected win "fise
Tpiscopal Church the Heights The funeral VIII taEc
place at Watcrtown and the burial viii bc IN Greenwood
The flag on tho Hamilton club was At hafmas ycstcr-
cay in his honor. fond Of his Scotch home ana
crossed ocean ninety times In his tpS 10 am
from
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4 CLCBS FIRST LADIES' NIGHT

rr tho erst time the Commercial Traveller, Club had
81 adt.s Siphtr at It's house No. IL West Thirty Nr,i.
t. last evening. sevcn hundred guest were present.
and the cntertalnmcnt Of the most Pheasant
which the club has ever given. There was musical
and literary programme In which une 'o"'"inB PRISONS
,,ox ,art. Miss Oldned, Mr.. Thomson Mfs. Union
Adams r. Miss Mabel Wren. Mr.. Bell. L. 1hrock-
marion Miss +. j. Mcknight and Wilton IAcknJe.
,;eofc. " Proctor Knott, the president Of the club
John Hart NcepTe,icnt. ana D. H. Me''ohs'i eh'r'
a =, che entertainment committee received guests.
Some Of those present were MI and Mr. H. J.
Eight u Philadelphia Mr. AID Mrs John Black ~ f.
Coe Mr. and Mrs.. George T.. w. Putnam A. W. Husscy'
Mr. and Mr., f. W. Huntington and Mrs Ncwbod scaton.
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THE SAFE MAY GO BEFORE THE COURTS.

The sensational sale OF 10000 shares OF the uhltei
states Porte Electric Company par value 400 each on
Tuesday by Richard " liarnett Co. at the i'eai E'
Exchange probably VIII result In contest In the courts
The stock was sold j. Sidney Goldsmith for @isooooo
against the protest Of Charles James secretary ana
OF the United States Porte Electric Company
The money not deposited with Richard " Hafnett
"a as required by terms Of the sale MI iiarnett
s,,d Yesterday that sale looked suspicious dmith
IL employed as agent for George T. Johnson an agent
for the Equitable Life Assurance Society and has eek
I'm Mr. Johnsoas office In the Equitable building. H. H.
Itotcbkiss who represented the United states Forte
ertrc tompany at the SALE bidding si.75o 900 for the
stock said yesterday that he was satisfied that Gold
smiths bid not made In good Nth.