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OTDS OP TIE STAGE.

rho fourth week Of vogclhacndcr' at the Ambcrg
,rhcatre was begun last night new song, "When
,y.s Girl OF SIxecn introduced for the first time by
I,ou,oIn Lucic Vcrdicr, well received This song
was compo,cd by Zcller and dedicated u Froncn
ycracr in Hamburg the time OF the 10th performance
OF the opera
Miss Mtcns wllctts Is sick at the homo OF her mother
M 900 E,st Fourecnthst. and Is not expected 10 re-
cover Miss wilet began her career % an actress WIN
Niss Mary Anderson. She aftcrwaid played win MISS
t,,a Morris for several She was the WIG of
Henry Ayellng who committed suicide nearly two airs
last night at Roster Blal's Mile Nlo!ec introduced
two new songs Another interesting feature oil thc pro-
gramnc was the exhibition given by Morncili me con-
tortlonst whose performance i wonderful cAhD'oh Vi
ocrobouc supplcncss The appearance OF Miss Leonofa
ncilni n, Eurydce Onenbach's 'Orihers has gwen
,ddton,l charm 10 presentation Other features arc
KokIn Japancsc equlbrist and magician; tho ouadfe
Fin dc SIccc'' the Muhcmann Tyrocan Irio' inc per-
fo,rancc OF DrliLes's onc-act op"retta "Ihe MINT
Daupbtcr - and the All Brothers. Arabian eymh"st'
The seats for the opening night OF the new Empire
Theatre which occurs Wednesday evening January
d will be sold at auction this afternoon at the Standard
=, IN o,cIock The regular sale OF seats Will
omen on Thursday at the new theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
DIED.


JanSsy is sSs Albert A. in the 18th year OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter an
M'DoNoGH-on 18th inst. David X McDonosn' d. ~
FT ,.a ,: ss5sss' !sS S oSA ien s:
Friends respectfully invited to astha "''nou' 'u
pARsoNs-At Ashtabu'a, Ohio. January IAN, Henry =
ROBBINs-At Summit. " j. Sunday evening Janvafz
10Th. Mrs Maria Theresa hooo'n' III u'' '''' ''-'
Funeral services at residence Of her sonn,
Augustus L. Libby, summit on TUESDAY lin nss' -
Inteiment ct Brunswick, Maine.
sANDFoRpAt her home in YS1se Nan L on wac.
Thomas s. SANFORD and daughter OF the iate 'a"~
YSnser. Wed@esday ne issS inst; z. 7 As p M ana
Northern r. n. Station, I55thst., at - noon
STEWART Suddenly Of hcar failure as .ss MSraIg sc:
E ki'5sse Stewart III the coh year Of Il:
Friends invited to attend the funeral on Frdsy n9.
ay So Snl sSs r a. sG M from inc 'e'0"u
Trains leave Central II. X. Of ~ j., foot OF Locrys~s
at 80 D. m.
WIDOW Of Allied Thompson, the sd year q her ssS
ths house sst Of her so"aw IS Fast 5hs
Interment at convenience OF family.
Please omit flowers. ...
wEBsTER-on Saturday. January 14th At his late rest.
West %ss.is ii S Pa s ss Of his ss
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
THoMPsON-On Sunday, January 18th. 1893: Caroline,
Thompson Of the late David ThCmpon q tn. s
funeral service; at his late residence NO % A
wINTHROP-At his late residence, in New;Rochelle %
SATURDAY. January 18th. Francis Bayard Winthrop. In
Fs"ersi xndrsw'; Church stsmscsd cSIn
peus sFr o which ri proe ear viii be attached
Carriages in waiting at Stamford station. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
A RENEFIT EOR MRS. BISHOP.

1t Is announced tina. Augustin Daily has volunteered
n give q matinee benefit January 80 u Mrs i. =.
Pishop mother q Washington Irving Bishop the MIND
reader Some the best artists In the city have voun
,ee,ed N ac. at this benefit end the entertainment will
be On excellent one. Mrs Bishop has spent her HE
her fortune the fortune OF her and all the money
she could raise In nny in relieving the poor and
tho unfortunate. She Is now. 1t IL said, without .
dollar and without home and SINCE her only son died
about three years ago has had whom she could
osk for support. She Is suffering mentally because
she cannot help others she has done and physically
because she the nccessaies Of life herself MI
Dalv in Offering to give benefit. madc condition
that the pro eeds should not oil be given 10 her at one
time, but should be held by the leneht committee 10
be paid to her her personal ncce stiles should require
Ms Bishop was persuaded To accent thi' condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

which under the name Of Diplomacy success
full at the Prince OF Wales's Theatre during the
Bancroft management about fifteen years ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Bancroft will come from retirement TO the
assistance Of their former colleague will Mr. Arthur
Cecil Of tho original The other characters
will be played by Mr. Hare, Lady Monckton. Miss
Olga Nethersole. Miss Kate Rorke and MIR. Forbes
Robertson.
FINE HUNTING IN IRELAND
One OF the boasts Of Ireland Is the great superiority
OF Its climate to that OF England and at the present
time there ground for the claim, while
IN England the pursuit Is totally partially pralyzei
the hounds in Ireland gave capital sport last week
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TILE REV. OSCAR ]. soUIRES.

Troy n. Y. JAN I6.-Tne death OF the Rev Oscar J.
sauircs for many years promncn. Methodist ciergymsn
in this vicinity and in Iowa occurred this morning AZ MS
home :, Ian.inpburg He was educated al the Acad.
envy at Cansjoharie His nrst appointment u the Meth
odlst ministry made in ls49. During his ministry
Mr. Soulres located IN many towns In Northern Ne"
York and IN Vermont his last regular charge being al
Mechanicsillc After scvcrns his I"s"ie relations he
was appointed Superintendent for Ncwfork ste" OF ha
American Bible Society In 1877 he appointed n
similar position In lowe lie remained In the We''
until 1884 Mr.. squircs president OF the RS'''
scacr County Bible Society for number OF Fe1'' anu ~
~, rim. NJ mis- death he va, actively engaged In work
%, tho society He had always taken deep Interest IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
MANHATTAN HOSPITAL OFFICERS ELECTED

The annual meeting OF the Manhattan Hospital Assoe'
,io, was held night at the hospital III
On .hr and tiirtynrst sts. near Am-.rua",'
ave J. Hood Wright presided. ond j. T.
poe w,s secretary The report Of the Medical
po.rt showed that patients had been treated In the
ho.naI and dlspensary In 1892 The total income oil inc
bospal for the year slo,oo5 80 while the toti IN
ond,,u,es were sfG2I1 TO- The recently built cost
40 600 n, which some s14 900 has been paid ana The
balance has been raised By m,rteegr The Following
wcri elected officers Of the club for 1893; j. H"a
Wright president +. d. Jones' secretary; lhoha' -
Iuck treasurer: c. a. Tatur a. II. Wellington a. NJ
-, lanes ROGERS and Simon Sternc executive CONF
mIttee The following were elected managers o' inc
class OF 1896: Daniel +. Teman. Oswald ottndor'er'
r. NJ Earle John Harvey, Isaac Lewis Feet A. bu'h'
mann John a. Beill and Alfred NJ. Juoson'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
ALBANY CITY RECORDS STOLEN.


TWO TONS OF THEM TAKEN FROM THE CITY
HALL AND SOLD TO A JUNKMAN.
Albany, Jan. 16 (SpeciaD.-The theft OF records Of
the City Board Of Contract from 1857 up TO the
present time discovered to-day. These records
kept in Of the freproof towers Of the City
Hall. Despite the fact that there is Waterman on
duty all times and the janitors family lives in the
building, these records have been taken away by the
bagful for the last ten days and sold to 1unkman
named Perry. The thieves stripped the books OF their
covers.
There were thirty-two large volumes Of minutes Of
the Board OF Contracts and large number OF assess
mcnt rolls The mutilatcd records. weighing two tons
were found by the police this evening The thieves
hired cart To take the plumber TO the unksOp. and
received / cent pound for IL. Although the police
started out they learned Of the robbery, the
thieves have not been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
ryp JEWELLERS ANNUAL DINNER.

Tho fourth annual dinner OF the Jewellers Board OF
Trade will be held Delmonco's on THURSDAY evening
next The dinner promises TO be brilliant one. as
- ., tho delegates 10 the various jewellers convcn.
,ons 10 be held In this city during the week Will DO
nrsscnt and thcrc will DO many prominent speakers.
Cbauncey NJ. Dcpew Will respond to the toast Amenca'
~. ~ mr. r. + Macarthur 10 Cuisines and Politics,
s,,s,, r. hewitt Ia "Bar and Judiciary w. J. Cay
nor "a .Tbc Greater New-York,' and Noah Brooks %
.The Ladies'" Already $50 tickets have been DISPOSED
NJ The dinner committee consists OF Georgc FAnys'
oh.,vman. r. X Benton, A. J. o. Hodenpyl. ~ IT,
- :, n putte e. v. Ccrguo and .. y. Myers
~, Mve,. has charge Of the pess arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE PRINCETON ALTUNf DINNER.

The Princeton Alumni ssocation will hold its annual
dinner under the direction OF the Princeton CUB oi
NewYorx at the Hotel Fifhave and Twenty
scvcnth.st Thursday evening next at o'clock. An
invitation has extended TO all who have received
degrees or students at Princeton whether
member. OF the club or not Tickets which cost IS each
NAV he ATTAINED from the treasurer c. c. Cuyler. No.
"A Pinc.st secretary, Robert X Prentice NO loo
Proadway at the Office Of the Hotel Brunswick or from
the members OF the executive committee The seats
will be arranged according classes unless otherwise
roouestod and many prominent collcgans Will speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Religious Notires.

'>->---~~-->.AT CALVARY NJ e. cHuRcH:-
REVIVAL SERVICES.
ASSISTED BY
GYPSY RODNEYl SMITH. 80
THE NOTED ENGLISH EVANGELIST AND
SWEET SINGER. -
EVERY NIGHT AT 7:t5 AND TUESDAY,
wf,nNEsDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
STRANGERS CORDIALLY WELCOMED.
METROPOLITAN GOSPEL MEETINGS TO-DAY.
Corner 5th-avc. and 15;h-st..
Noon Day Meeting from ~ to I.
Night service at = O'clock.
REV. {. II. YATMAN. Leader.
TRINITY NJ. T.. CHURCH
i1sth-st. near cdavc.
Mr. D. w. POTTER, OF Chcaro, E,anEelise
Every evening except Saturday. ct Z ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
FOR GENERAL IyGALLS'S FUNERAL.

Washington, Jan. 16.-The funeral Of General Rufus
ingalls,. late Ouartermaster Of the Army, who died In
NewYork yesterday. will take place In Washington
tomorrow. The burial will be in Arlington. The
funeral will take place at St. Johns Episcopal Church.
at l O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. 1t has been ar
ranged that the military escort shall meet the body
at the Virginia end Of the Aqueduct Bridge. about a
mile from Arlington. The pallbcarers will be all
general officers OF the Army. namely Generals Mac
feely IIOlabird. Perry Batchelder Sawtele, Gibbon
C. ii. Smith, Baird SaXton, Fager. Parke and Greedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
pp.yc,s nAYAID WINTHROP.

Ftanc. Bayard Winthrop died at Nev'NocheHc OF
SATURDAY nigh, from consumption lie had ben VI 10Y
- ,on,,, ur winthrop was the 81 John =. AMI
Harriet Rogers Winthrop. lie was born on Apni 20
1900 AZ stanford. went TO Ne".Eo'h ce Ia 1917
During the war he was sergeant In Company d. i'S
yev.Yo,k Volunteers. lie was mcmbr 81 fhhuF'"u
n. q u since IN. war he was connected with the
InIon D,nk O, New.Y The funeral services viii n
hold in St Andrews Church. Stamford. on wednesday
tina burial Will be Johns cemetery a, That place
one brother and sister Of the family q nine are SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
HENRY q. BONNELL.

Youngstown JAN 10 (SpeclaD.-Iienry o. Bonnel. who
.a neon enoaped I'm the iron hero since 1891
died tonIeh. ct his home Wickavc. Of heart aiIurc
after an illness Of two weeks lie was connected WIN
the nrm OF Brown Bonnel Co until lss. when IN anu
o,he,. organized tho Mahoning Valley Iron Company OF
which IN Ind since been president For than twenty
wear. he had president Of the Mahonng National BANK
and a yes,ryman in ST. Johns Episcopal Church MI
Bpnnell wos nfty-tour years old, His vile ana ure'
daughters survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
CHARLES C0GHLAy'S DAUGHTER on THE STAGE

Detroit Jan. I6.-Rosc and Charles Coghan pre-
sented diplomacy" here tonight. An interesting
occurrence was the first appearance on the stage OF
Miss Gertrude Evelyn Coghlan, the daughter OF Charles
Coghlan, as Mon. She is beautiful and cultivated
Young GIRL with IN excellent stage presence she
has been carefully educated for the stage by her
father, who expects that she will achieve promi-
nent place In the higher walks Of the drama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
nr.yg or MISS ALICE If. FOWLER.

Mis-. Alice NJ. Fowler. O woman known as phil
anthropst died In Palnned. ~ j. early yesterday morn
inc from apoplexy. She born I'm England. Until
about sixteen years ago Miss Fowler lived in POUCH
keep.le and 1t was in city that she broadened her
Geld phsnthropic work She established nome ere
Tor cid womcn Duang residence OF sixteen wears In
pIoin1ed Miss Fowler has done much In quiet way for
the poor OF that place. The Society OF Friends Will have
charge OF the funeral which will take place tomorrow at
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Miss uERIyGTOy'S LATEST PLAY.

boston Jan 10 (SpecalJ .-"Good-bye' by Marguerite
Me,incon the author Of Captain Ldtarblir was pro-
tueod tonight at the for the nr,t time on any
stage 1t has some good points, but OIL the whole IL i
rnde and I'm need OF pruning The spectator Is at loss
10 tell what the whole about. The play was aimifaoy
haunted and acted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
GARDINER THOMPsON.

Gardiner Thompson who died on Sunday. was son Of
,ho late David Thompson formerly president Of the New
yo,k Life Insurance and Trust Company. lie was born
4, Brooklyn and a graduate Of Columbia College r
Thomson lived for many Yeas ut NO % L1avetteNe
prooklyn and affection Of the heart oftcr
sbot illness lie unmarried Inc burial VIII DC III
the family vault At Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
CELEBRATING HER 10TH BIRTHDAY.

Barre. VT Jan. l6.-Mr= Lucy Wood this after
noon celebrated the 10th anniversary OF her BIRTH
large party Of relatives and friends were present TO
extend their congratulations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
VIEWS AMONG CATHOLICS.
THE TRUTH OF DISPATCH FROM ROME DE
NIED-MoNsIGNoR sAToLLI AND ARCH.
BISHOP CORRIGAN.

Tho establishment by the Pope OF permanent
Apostolc Delegation In the United states. and the
promotion OF MonsIgnor sato'li from the Office OF
Apostolic Ablegate TO that OF Apostolic Delegate IS
REGARDED by both the clergy and the laity OF the
Conan ratnoic church OF New York. at least, to be
OF extreme importance In fact. 1t Is about the only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

Carthage H., Jan. 10 (spccia)-c. r. Arnold prcsi
dent OF tho Chicago Quincy and kcokuK RaiIrosd ucu
a, his home In Hamilton on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

Nor boycott Of dealers prevent Admiral from gong
"a tho front as the only high-gradc cigarette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

at 80 yesterday, and accidentally fell the ground
in the the building receiving dangerous internal
injuries. He was sent To the Ncw-York Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
BISHOP MLACHLAN.
J. II. ARNOLD.

Edinburgh Jan. 16.-The IT, Rev John McLachlan'
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Galloway died to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
l'alI Weather

Al breakfast time a strengthencr Of lunch time
con,fort ct dinner tine q ucledcy-Cuuahys rex
urand E,tract OF Beef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
AZ lRRIED.

AcKIEY-At Brooklyn, ~ Y, on January lith,
~ ~ ~ the Rev Charles Homer, Jeanne M Aekey
and francis &. Iilll. -
pOpruTeOv- FfEDLFR-S'n Monday, January loth'
isH at Grace Church, by d. hunHngt ~, ise'3, y
tIi nv Dr Rain.ford, Eliza CaT,lie Fecer, aaush
snr ~ Edw C. Fielder 10 Hclry Monaguc RoO.rtso"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

Liebig Company's Extract Of Bcci.
A Soup for campers and tourists Pure ana paio'aoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

A NAV FELL FROM TIE HOFFAAN HOUSE Hoof.
Richard schwsb thrty-nve years old. whose nome Is
.,o,,a was At work on the roof Of the Holman House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

MouNT HorE CEMETERY.
once $50 oth.aye. corner 23d-st. n. Z.
Kensico Cemetery. on the Harlem Railroad 90 minutes
from the Grand Central Depot. New Depot ~ eatraneo
once 10 East 42dst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

Notices Of marriages must be indofSea wiz"
full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
9pefial Notlfes.

5pff11I N6IItfe.
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
800 5TH.AvE., NEAR 34TH-ST
SALE THIS LVENING
and Tomorrow "wednesday, at O'Clock.
PAINTINGS BY
HAMILTON HAMILTON, IRVING r. wILEs, 4
n A. y. A.,
r e NICOI,L n A., J. II. DOLPH, A. n. A.
,,,, cn.Dr HENRY p. SMITH,
D"o0I S"A PERCIyAL DE LUCE,
CHlLDE HAssAM' W. vERPLANCK BIR
A. F. RUNNER, A. N A.. NEY,
JOS. LYMAN, A. ~ A" I. T. io"NI"' Az ~
poprpr souERyItLL. oRTaIES Coz
,rcr1oNEER. MANAGERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
James p. siIo, Auctioncer,
THE ART GALLERY, 40 LIBERrY'Sx

AT THE ART GALLERY, 40 LIBERrYsx
CtrpERp MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
nFIyC; TWO PRIVATE COLLECTIONS FROM IhAS
DA CITY AND BROOKLYN.
FOR ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY JANUARY, ~ AMI ~
EACH DAY AT O'CLOCK
Eeprpsentative Works by . 49,.
A. Artz WIN. NJ. brown A. Bnet VIM Btsaiq'u Ie,ms
neiecour W. Blaekman Courbet Ca.tagnoiS ., 'I ns
Tarani n Sidney Cooper, Deregger De camps, Deea
G. Dore DavcrGe Gilbert Hermann is TSs, 'S Masoa
Wpicr q peska & Plot Pataky. REIN. Robe, hisnes
Voict vIbert Votz, Veyrassat, Willems "aAef' Wig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

N...o,-N y School for Training and Supply y
,eg,isr cnerators Established 1876. Certihcaes =!
arsduaton granted by medical board OF eSanhefs' 20
West 4otl-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
oupoSIcEED AND CRITICISED Ely MIR.
EDMUND YATES.

.,~ QUEENS ITALIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y.uGHAys TRIr TO IoME-vIscoUNT GRAN
noRNE-lIvELY TINES AHEAD IN
pARIIAMENT-THOMsON HAN
KEYS CAREER-THEATR1CAL.
-. r.~sp IN THE rnfpryy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Bangs & Co..
73o and 7f BROADWAY,
WILL. SELL AT AUCTION
x IN 1. ~ 4, ,yn FRIDAY AT 10 80

A collection comprising specimens Of many Rare ana
nesIrabls Names scners the Declaration OF lnoepeno
ence Presidents OF United States Executive ocsfs
and LEGISLATORS Kings and Queens, including many o' ~
Yonloon Family also large number OF Actors, ACTRESSES.
Singers Managers asd Authors fho'osr'p" '"N ~
with many
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-01

1t is surprising SO little has been
heard of the crookedness OF Hugh
Murphy, of Elkton, formerly so promi-
nent in statehood politics and right
hand man of Geo. A. Mathews of Brook
ings. The Public Opinion Of Watertown,
IN it's issue of the Goth ult. gives the fol
lowing account OF his recent doings:
"A short time before his failure Murphy
sold his Elkton bank and the transfer,
so far as he undertook to make it, was
correct including accounts and discounts
but he did not transfer the certificate of
deposit account at all and made no ar
rangement to protect it. There are
several thousand of these certificates
outstanding, chiefly among Brookings
county farmers. He opened a line Of ten
elevators, from all of which he issued
storage checks and shipped out the
wheat clean, leaving not a bushel to pro-
tect the farmers, many OF whom lose
their whole crop. His debts, SO far as
known, exceed sixty thousand dollars,
AID there is not a cent of assets in sight.
The only matter OF which he could be
crimlnally held-a school treasury
matter and one or two others OF a like
nature he Observation-Disclosures, he has
Skipped and no trace of him can be
obtained. The heaviest losers by his
transactions are the grain commerce
men. Among this class he maintained
an excellent credit and at one time
within the year they advanced him $780,
600. Twenty-Five thousand in judg-
meats has been filed against him this
week in Brookings county. Ii is not
thought that he got away with much
money! but that his stake was lost in
wheat speculation. Why he left so un-
csremoniously is not explained. He
leaves an estimable wife and two child
rem unprovided for