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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

VIII probably take place in the latter part q Joss II
will b opened BY his own company Of The
p,ny in Philadelphia last week. and will play this
week In Washington. Miss Rosina Yoke, viii occupy
the home theatre for two week, more, ana then Kesr
tho magician. will take possession OF It, Ills performance
will DO preceded by short play given by members Of
Mr.. Day's company who not required In the plays
presented the Of the regular organization. Me-
Keller hrst part consisting OF experiments
seght OF hand. and second part full OF such startling
features a. 'Nineteenh Century Miracles" The sms
Seance." "CasiostIo q New Spiritusilstic Enigma {"
'The Mahatma's Dream" "Astarte, che Maid OF the
Moon" "Ksnnos," The Phantom Bride" and "HiyN."
The magician will be assisted by Mrs. Kezr.
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TERRITORIAL AND OTHER OFFICES FILLED.

Washington, May 6.-The President tonight made
The following appointments:
william c. EcnfrOw VI Oklahoma, 10 be Governor
pf The Territory Of Oklahoma: Charles &. Richards.
# Utah. 10 be- Secretary Of Utah Charles ~ Truce.
6f Arizona, n, he Secretary Of Arizona; Robert W.
tanks IS Mississippi 10 he Receiver of Public Moneys
nj Jackson Miss: Walter G.. Wcscot. Of Colorado.
To b. Receiver III Public Moneys nj Del Norlc. Col
David H. Hall Of Nevada be Register Of the Land
Office at Eureka New; Darwin L. Curllss. ~ Mich
lean 10 m Register ~ the Land Office at Marquette,
Mich James " Duncan. OF Indian Territory. 10 De-
"A special agent a. make all0tnentS of land, IN soy
crafty In the Cherokee Ontct to seventy one Cherokee
,Itizrns ~ provided by act OF Congress approved
March 3. 1908.
John fi,s,dr of Virginia. 10 bc commissioner On
Tho mart 81 The United States under The treaty for
claims commission concluded between the United
States and Chin on August ., lsJ3.
Of the Treasury
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Finest Bcn7on. known a. 'the piunser' VINO "as
pl:. and may yet play r. Henry Frcnchs production
81 rbe ProdigaI Deugher AZ the American Thcatte 81
Nav 49, did arrive here on the Germaric yesterday
a. he was expected 10 do. lilo failed 10 come on '"'
Majestic some weeks and then MI ffrhch heaiu
that he coming on the 'crmahe' MI rIe"'" "''
W. - tovp Yesterday hut his representative Mr..
,,,.vs said that he had received no explanation o
r,or,. failure aiIyc and he could not say whether
lc would u all or not.
Wilson Iarictt TO give special Pe'io'm'ne" "'
..The I.oy Of Lyons at the Union square ih'a'r' q"
"Wednesday nltrfFOOn.
The run oil. The Black Crook al the Acaiem' ~
Music viii end Oh My 20 anl tho theatre VIII 'h'i
,,.e fur the summer.
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Of modern painters vii, be so,,orea With po.ers
Snosen from society Besides the pictures. there
MI MI oe some sltHr music by Mrs. Charles Stuart
.monSosue never before heard from the pen Of Miss
W NaiiSms hng Due, BY Mr.. Hilborn Roosevelt.
o. the pictures Some Of the patronesses are Mrs.
s sm,n Rean. Mrs. Richard. Irwin. Mrs. c. Albert
Roosevelt Mrs: Douglas Robinson; IT, Miss rreiing.
, nmysen Mrs. A. s. Hewitt and Mrs John ". Min.
hall aud only limited number Of ticket. Will be
Spia Tor either DAY These may be obtained Of Mrs.
small dance. In honor of the Grand Duke Alex.
anaer VIII De given by the Consul General OF Russia
Friday night. " '' "
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noticeable and beautiful addition to tie foral
show was magnificent bed Of bybrd perpetual
roses. In and arranged by Dailledouzc Brothers,
OF Fatbush. L. !. in the centre and raised above
tho other in this bed was lire Of the pure
white Mcrvee de Lyon and HankinG this OIL each side
We're the different shades Of pink roses exhibited by
Mrs. John Lang. Urich Drummer and the Baroness
de Ro,hschd. As far as are concerned this
Is certainly the finest exhibit that has ever been
made at the Garden.
To-day which will be the last Of the show. there
will he sacred music throughout the day by pAquns
band and late last night the floral exhibitors were
busy making their stands look bright and beautiful
for the coming day.
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IN SUPERVISE THE NETWORKS TRIAL.

Washington May G.-Secrctary Herbert to-day de-
tailed the following board OF officers Tor Tie 'rai
OF the cruiser Ncw-iork: Rcar'Adm'rai George r.
p.,lnop Commander l.. II. Cooper, Commander e. j..
coodrch Lieutenant c commander J. y. lIemphill,
Lieutenant r. G. Mclean. Lieutenant X. Niles. Lieu
tenant l. L. Reamy member and recorder Lieutenant
Henry McCrca Ensign W. W. Buchanan, Ensign J..
washington. Naval Constructor J. Feaster' Naval
cous,ructor J. J. Woodward, Chief Engineer }. W.
Thomson. Chief Engineer l.. H. McNary anu I'h ei
, rn"' # Chasmar The board VIII meet AZ
t:rnmns' shipyard philadelphia on "Wednesday neN mex,
IN receive Instructions. and Tie trin VIII pfopapS
taLe Mace ten days later.
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uOysICy OR SlTOLLI'S VISIT TO HOEDKEN

To the Editot Of The Trlbmnc.
sir with your kind PERMISSION wish To state
,i,, M.u.lapor sntoll Pnpl DELEGATE. has eX
messed a Wish 4, honor llOh"hcn with his presence
and that he viii arrive IN lIoboacn In III. afternoon
Of Sunday. May H. after having spent u" preceding
saturday with Bishop wieeer at south Orange lie
will be present at the lecture on Queen isabella
which In. R.v Dr. O'Comnn. OF the Washington
University. will deliver In ms church on sunday
evening
a, , ,c,ocr nm Monday h. will dine with Bishop
,y,cc.r md many OTHER distinguished prrsonaGes. lay
apd clerical. ysom o'clock Nv on Monday
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NEW FLOWERS ~ TIE BIG GARDEN.

EXHIBITORS IMPROVED THEIR EXHIBITS YES.
TERDAY.
Tie halihoday and the long wished for Hrc weather
brought large crowd TO Madison square Garden yes
teday TO look nj the spring flower show. Tile
exhibitors. expecting and hoping that there would be
an increased influx o. visitors re,ivifed their ex
hibils by bringing in plants that took the places
OF those that were somewhat faded. Pitcher &
Manda sent azalas cinerarias. caiceola,ius and
rhododendrons; W. G. Elsie sent some splendid new
gcraniums. and j. Hood Wright Increased the interest
In his exhibit Of caceolarias by sending some new
varieties from bis home at Fort Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
OJ'EENS COUNTY REPUBLICANS MEET.

The Republican Constitutional Convention Of Queens
County which met at Jamaica. l.. l.. on April 20, con
fin,ed It's session at that place yesterday. The
chairman william J.. Young. Of Oyster Bay, called
the convention to order. James H. Post, of New
town. acted as secretary. Delegates were present
from oyster Bay. Ncwtown. Long Island city.
Hempstcad. North Hampstead and Jamaica. con
stiiuti0n WAS adopted similar To that OF the Kings
County Republicans. There was great enthusiasm at
the meeting.
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Forty -secondst. lie was not at home last night
when Tribune reporter called 10 congratulate him,
but the reporter told that the General was In
splendid health and that he was as active MS man
twenty five years younger. General Greene was grad
uAed from West Point in 1923, and served with dis
tnc,lon throughout the last war. He Is well known
In military and club circles In this city Yesterday
he received congratulations from IDS many friends III
this city and elsewhere.
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NEITHER DEAD NOR SLEEPING.

From Judge.
Az article I'm "IIarper's Weekly" treats Of the
n,ssioc of Senator mi. Now David never passes.
In. always orders himself up We observe that he Is
linz IN make speech In the new State 81 Washington
II ~ likely 10 be proclamation Of PURPOSES perhaps
scheme for the reconciliation OF silver ard gold.
s,oi viii Attract attention and give him friends.
o,"d general can do more with small army than a
SSnor general Will, large one. David has many
lines fought millions OF money with a nickel and "A
nick and won and he may be able ~ do II again.
a, ali events he mustn't be buried until he Is dead
rlc uud.rtakcr who tries 10 Gllolatc AT his funeral
,,,u l., hurt by the corpse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
EDWIN BOOTHS CONDITION IMPROVED.

Favorable reports again given Yesterday OF
thc condition OF Edwin Booth. The bulletin posted
nj tbe Piayers' Club in the forenoon was ms follows :
There has been an improvement In Mr.. Booths
condition since yesterday. All Of The indications
nort toward recovery. St Clair Smith" Nothing
occurred I'm The course OF the dny and evening 10 alter
t,c cheerful tone OF this announcement Mr.. Booth
was said 10 appear brighter yesterday than he had
,.fnrc in several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
R0AT AND CAPTAIN BELIEVED TO BE LOST

The canal boat J. G. Murphy. commanded by
capinin Joseph e. Murphy. WAS made fast 10 'he
United States cruiser Atlnna In the Hudson RIVER as'
Thursday 10 supply the white ship win coal. Inc
canal boat broke loose during the storm on '"''
night and has not been heard from since "'p'',
,,nrnhv lives at 30 10 Frsst., Elizabeth. " y. !.
t. hrilcved that the canal boat and her captain a'c
af The bottom Of the river.
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OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN ARTISTS.

Tie animal meeting OF the Society OF American
Artists was held last night in the new building OF
the American Fine Arts Society. After number o'
new members were admitted the election oi omcerS
took place William NJ Chase was elected prcs'ucht'
John La Fargo, vice president; Joseph Evans sec'c
fairy. J. Carroll Bcckwith, treasurer and Robert
r, nomher NJ the BOARD Of Control. Resolutions
~ rccrct were scd the death OF Wilson dc MeLa
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MRS DEPEW's CONDITION UNCHANGED.

Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew's condition was unchanged
last evening. but she resting easily. Mr.. Depcw
d that his wfcs Illness extremely serious but he
dd not consider her critical Ucr physicians are
e.nstant in their attendance upon her. and Mr. Depew IL
,,,av from his home only for absolute demands Of
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4 S1UND NEWSPAPER CREED.

From The Philadelphia Ledger
.The Ledger will continue to be an accurate. re
liable Glenn public. spirited. independent journal
havIn. no friends who not friends Of the public.
TO praise no enemies. who are not public enemies to
ntrrcsis II will continue to best serve Itself 10y scrv-
Ing best the public.
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GENERAL GRGENES BIRTHDAY.
HE WAS SryETY.Two YESTERDAY AND Is STILL
ACTIVE.

Yesterday the nine'ysecond birthday Of General
George s. Greene. the Oldest living graduate OF the
United states Military Academy nj West Point. Gen
eral Greene spends most OF his time In this city
with his son, George S. Greene, jr, ~ No. "a East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

evening he will kindly receive all visitors without
distinction OF creed. who may be pleased TO can ~
the rectory. PATRICK CORRlGAN.
The Church Of Our Lady Of Grace. Hoboken. ~
j.. May s, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Lexington ave. and
34th.st. Rev CORNELIUS r. DUFFIE, ID. d., Rector
Morning services and Holy Communion at II o'clock.
sermon by the Rev II p moESoN o. To onto canad "a
Bishop NowYork at o'clock. All persoas cordially
ip,.ita
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JOSEPH JEFFERsOG'S SUDDEN SICKNESS.

Cincinnati, May G.-Joseph Jefferson who has been
playing an engagement at the Walnut Street Theatre
this week. was taken suddenly sick yesterday with
a severe attack OF gasritis. lie partly recovered
from this, and I'm the evening played KIP van
Wrinkle" the end, but the lines were cut somewhat
At the close he was almost exhausted and was I'm
mediately taken 10 bis hotel. Ihis morning MS
musician said It would be impossible for Mr. JeiIer
son 10 appear again, and arrangements were made
TO take him TO New-York OIL the train leaving here
ut 8 y. M
Joseph JeffersOn's son. Charles Is. Jefferson. said
last night that lie had received no news OF his fathers
sickness lie saw him In Baltimore ten days ago
and then he WAS suffering from dyspepsia and slightly
from ncuralcia His season to close last night
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
MAKING READY FOR TIE LOUISVILLE INir'

The interest felt by Republicans In the conventions
OF the Republican National organizations which are
10 be held at Louisville Wednesday ana Thursday
was shown By the preparations for the trip which
were being made yesterday by the various local
clubs and committees. Inc oc"ea''s """ Wv
different organizations will leave this city by various
routes some going today and the greater part To-
morrow.
The National Committeeman from The Eastern
States will leave Philadelphia tomorrow AT 2fo
n M on a spccal car. A number OF them were ~
This city Yesterday and will go 10 Philadcphia %"
hc 10 A. m train to-day over the Pennsylvania kali
road The party will lnclndc Committeeman Bartett' OIL
NcwIIanpshirc: Potter, Of Rhode Island Crahc' Of
Massachusetts,. Garrison Of Iowa; Stewart OF New
York: Hobart OF Ncw-Jcrscy Manley, OF Maine and
Martin. Of Pennsylvania
The delegates from the Republican Climb OF Inc
CITY OF Ncw.York will leave this city 10 morrow Ut
!, n NJ going by way Of the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad The delegates are Henry Gleason James
4 blanchard. +. L. Wentworth. e. Z. shayne, H. r.
On,sg r. r. lOlrard. John f.. Milholiand, LucleH
Knapp. r. C. Campbell and William D. Barron.
Strong delegations will go from each of the local
colleges TO attend the College League convention
Most Of the delegates from The Eastern colleges VIII
accompany the delegation To The National League
Among the delegates will BE- A. L. SQulres old j. H.
Turner from Columbia John l.. Dodge. Wired NJ
Peck and X. II. Tlson. Of Harvard; ). W Brldgham
and and Iisnry hlp ri D. iInb"rG
PENNSYLVANIA. and b. Il. McAlpln. Of Princeton. The
delegates from the local colleges vii 60 win the
city at so p. tomorrow on the New.iork
Central.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison'aye and Goth, /.
Holy Communion ut 10; Rt: Rev. HUGH MILLER
THOMPSON. ID. D.. d. {. IL. Bishop OF Mississippi.
breaches Vt ~ a m. musical service. 80 p. IN.
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Relations Notices.

A REAL KINGDOM INTENDED BY THE PRAYER,
''Thy Kingdom Come Evangelist Sermon. CATHOLIC
APOSTOLIC Cnl RICH. 57thst.. north SIDE west u 9h.
ave. SUNDAY :45 d. IN.
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KCNHARDT-KNAPP-On saturday May 9. 1893, at the
residence OF the brides parsn,st Sout NO walk CONN.,
the Rev. Dr. Jas NJ. Taylor Martha Elizabeth, daughter
Of James II. Knapp, Geo &c Il. Kunhsrat
ZIE0LER-PIERSE-Apr 4th, by the Rev. Marvin y
Vincent d. D., lioten.e, daughter OF the late iion
w. X. Pierse, to the Rev. Wm. Heney Zlegler, -
Anderson, Ind.
Notices Of marriages must be indorsed with fun
name and addresa.
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has removed his Office for the painless extraction Of teeth
with NITROUS Oxide Gas from 30th.ss. and Broadway =
100 cthave southwest corner OF dod.st. y. Y. City
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5peelal Notlres.
At the Ainerican Art Galleries,

At tho American Art Galleries,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
TO BE SOLD BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
NEXT. NAY 9TH AND 10TH,
Beginning Promptly at O'Clock Each Afternoon:
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
\. NJ. 10 AND 80 TO $3.50 p. NJ.
"ONE OF TIE MOST INTERESTING, BEAUTIFUL
AND VALUABLE GATHERINGS OF ORIENTAL
CERAMICS THAT HAS YET BEEN SHOWN IN NEW.
YORK."
RARE ANTIQUE
CHINESE PORCELAlNS
THE FAMOUS COLLECTION
CAPT. F. BRrNKLEY, r. A.,
TOKYO. JAPAN.
"A COLLECTION ArpEALGNG TO AMATEURS OF
EXACTING TASTE."-TRIBUNE.
Catalogues compiled by Capt. +. Brinkley r. A..
mailed on application.
THOMAS f. Kirby, Auetonccr.
e AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers.
East 23d.st, Madison Square.
A. BY the Filth Avenue Auction Rooms,
23s FIFTH AVENUE
wM. d. NORMAN. Auctionecr.
FROM THE ORIENT no THE occIDENr
Wonderful Collection OF
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS,
500 ESPECIALLY SELECTED
SPECIMENS.
SUPERB IN QUALITY AND DESIGN.
NOBLE. Comprising the Choicest Examples Of the LOON
IN THE EAST.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
PREVIOUS TO THEIR SALE BY AUCTION.
Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday Afternoons,
May TO- II and -. at 2 o'clock.
r. tho Se:esndans. Of, Alexander Msa:rsor , for.
ms 81 H"SS, ssS Jane. 'a I 81 s s a 'Sn
Masn with thu. uSh 6es % - ae Wna.
ysstaes: .'OON. "'' WI. De'' y e.'l'~s N-- ~
7n. ,.m,u Consre.. .pria. Wn,er ,n,r.,. ,.,un,n,,
restored to oil its former strength and Excellence
People u.cd to go o England
to buy the Crown Lavender salts Sod now everywhere
IN cf0wnsoppcred bottles Reject worthless limitations
Po.,onIcc Notice.
Foreign mails Will close promptly in all easoD at this
sUEDHsiYfs. for Costa Ees g via LmG sS; g &C.
s en sm rss:o Gqss '1s
for fraxile per S ot.ri, from Nsworean:,
80 m for cha sS 5a3aa Rsr Sm Van
TTEsDXY-xt a. M Tor Rio JaneirO, santos and
IL R Ss. S s' d H pss & Sa rom
s"s va sssDs 81 "a 20 n fo9 a%Is0s FOR PEI ireland
Ssesn e for 's%s
S % St. at and s. crosD ssS %Sdra
"Ssa a"s rJssso N ss iG
e. Puerto ss S sa bs ms.: ::
.'OGI''sed %a sIS,ss 9, NJ p, gev'SS%: aay
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Twelve fast trains N Buffalo and Niagara Falls
daily via New-Y0rk Central -
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HURCU CLUE LECTURES

CHURCH. CLUB LECTURES.
The REV. JOHN J. El.MENDORF ). r. D.. Of the
Western Theological Seminary will lecture The
Council OF Chaleedon' ST. 1homass Church this after.
ut o'clock. Lecture preceded by short evenson2
All seats free.
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MARRIED.

Beecham's Pills have been In popular usc In Europe
for 90 years, and safe, and senle femeay.
% cents box.
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CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and West 7lstst.-Dr
J. s. SHfPMAN, Rector. Services OF IL o m. ard 3
H. m. Srnday school at 10 "A. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. 3ith.st. and
Iprkave-SeryIces at III q. m. Preaching by the Rev.
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

A REPORT THAT he HAS APPLIED FOR THE
PLACE-wHAT 1T MAY MEAN.

Washington. May 6-The name OF John l.. McCabe'
OF Brooklyn. y. T.. was today added TO the ISL
OF applicants for place OF Collector Of the Port
Of New.York "a fricndn put in the name Of Hugh
]. Grant for the same Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY I55 Worth.
st. WILLIAM r. BARNARD. Supernte ndent. -Service
Of song every sunday a. 30 p m The service Is a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

Of applicants for the place of Collector OF the Port
Of New.York. A friend" put In the name OF hugh
j. Grant for the same once.
The report that ex.aayor Hugh J. Grant. through
"a friend" had added his application 10 the rather
extensive list OF candidates for the place oil Collector
ut the Port OF New-Yorll generally discreditcd
yesterday and the ex-Mayor would not say anything
either confirming or denying IT, IL Is knOwh now
ever, that he has been applicant for this place
ever since last fall when his treatment by The Tam
many General Committee resulted In the nomination
OF Thomas +. Croy for Mayor. Mr.. Grant since
that time has not been on god terms Win the lam
many "boss. They are now rs bitter enemies rs
they formerly were close friends and this Is all due
to Mr.. Crohcrs efforts TO compel Mr.. Grant. while
Mayor to appoint to Office such men as Scannell and
seabold. Mayor Grant was anxious to receive a
denomination from Tlmmany Hail last fail,
but It was through Mr.. Crokrr's efforts
That this ambition not realized 1t Is known that
he has stood ready since January 10 BE- the dnnTy
behind which political organlzaticc anaSoni,if ic
Tammany might BE- formed. 1t has been thought by
many OF those who have been consistent enemies Of
Tammany Hail that the best way 10 destroy this ma
chine would be by attacking 1t from within the ranks
and 1t Is an open that they have been looking
ar )Ind for some one like ex-MayOr Grant r. ~ The
figure head. Mr.. Grant Is not 4 politician Ia any
sense OF the word, but these men 90 not WANT
politician TO fill that place. They do want some man
who Is In a position TO draw from Tammany some Of
It's WORKING force and they think That Mr. Cant can
do IT,
several weeks ago 1t was said 10 Tribune reporter
oy IA man well known In Tammany lEill that Hugh
J. Grant was quietly a candidate for the place OF
Collector, and that lie would have good chance OF
getting 1t. Controlled by such men us william
H. Grace, ex.May0r Hewitt Charles s. tarchiid
and other men OF the antisnapIer fraternity, Mr..
Grant as Collector OF the Port here. might be Tn.
means OF starting a hght III lan,inahy inii lil'
eventually might lead 10 the overthrow OF tbs cor
rupt and daring political organization. u this app
riion has been made by Mr. Grant 1t Is the first one
n come from Tammany Hal. Mr. Crokcrs order,
i'm relation to applications have been OF the snctest
sort He has ordered that no man In IanInaty
Shall apply for my place within the gift OF the PreHi
dent There are several instances where Timmany
men have started out with petitions, but In every case
they have been squelched. II Mr. Grants "inend
acted advisedy there may be considerably more ~ the
report rom Washington than Tie average pohl'l'h
IS willing admit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

FsHSr SOCIETY OF SrlRlTUALISTS, carnegie
Music Hall. 57t st. and 7u.aye.-Moralng II evening
J.. CfEGG WRIGHT speaker afternoon. g. psychacAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

HOLY TRINITY ,cHuRCM. Harlem; Ienos ave-
Rector. Morning Prayer. Sermon and Holy Communion
II. Evening Prayer and Sermon as. The Rceto.
viii preach at both services Service with Sermon ono
Holy Commnnion on Aseen.Ion Day az 10 80 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

MRS. HELEN I. BRIGHAM at Knickerbocker Con.
scryat0ry, ~ West l4th-sl. Questions answered In.
ptoylsatons. Lecture II q. IN. aud y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

NFw.YOHK CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCfENTrST),
Eat 45th..f-Sunday scr,ire 1885. Sunday. school
Immediately after. Meeting Tuesday. p. m. Reading
Rooms, Ijit IuadwSy. Rooms open daily from 10 70 g..
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sPIEITrALisM, Adelphi Han S9dst an, and Broad
O'Clock. lecture and tcst>, j. W. fLETtjlEH.
o'clock Mrs. Df. FLETCHER. The Ginning Religion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

ST. MARKS CHURCH.. .d.a,e and ioth-st-ll 9. n.
Holy Communion and sermon >. ~ vespcr, and ,cr.
mon. d.. kYLANCE viii preach morning and evening.
On "Sef,ebL- sLd Doves. Ia the mornin2; evening
Earnest Words 10 Young Men"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
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Notices Of marriages n
name and address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
tina. he has been duly appointed by the Hon;
Assumed the trust OF Administrator OF the estate
AIONZO u. sTROUT, late Of swe.leu,
In said County, deceased. by giving bond as the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons
indebted 20 the estate OF usi deceased 10 make
immediate payment, and th0se who have any de-
mands thereon % exhibit the same 10
Nov. 81. lsa. WALTER ii. STROUT.