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DIED..

A1LEN-sudaenly at Deal Beach. y. j. Monday morn r.;
ing May H. Sarah E. Allen. eldest daughter OF 'ns
Notice funeral hereafter -
ANDERsoN-At Santa Barbara. California, May 6. 1894.
Intermcnt wednesday. May is. at Kingston. N y.
BBBYon SATURDAY. May - at her Ss 81 Lss
thorpe Bbby and daughter OF the late Andrew Aardse
Funeral services at ST. Jarness Church Madisonave and
7lst-st.. Wednesday morning al l9So o, ,,s,d
In,erment private.
Baltimore papers please copy.
BROwN-At Benton. y. J.. DR.. George W. Brown IN his
s'enG his funeral ann on Weanesdny May lC at o'clock
his fathers residence in Bath-ave Long Branch
CHANDLER-A; Asbury Park. y. J.. May H. Rev. Frank
@sa G Tasaa' %y p H. fro" ''''
cHEBvER-wlllam cheever. Of West Brighton. s. L..
FGneiai services a; the house q his sonn-law NJ H
Dorman. III PARK place, Brooklyn. TUESDAY. 3 p. m
Essex County 'aass) papers please copy.
COLE-En,ered into rest Catskill " Y. on Sunday.
1 me $th cd ns and May Maya Barrow ssei 4 years
Funeral services Tuesday at o'clock p m. at st.
DE sunday May 18Th s9a at 5 his re'SSn ,s:
31s 3d-st Brooklyn ~ y, J. Ford DE silver IN the
Fa .a.. private. Tuesday May 18TH 1894.
FLoYD-on Monday the l4th, Edwin Floyd. aged IL
Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral on
t %Sins.a' jersey Ss Civ civ He I ,''
Trolley at Jersey Cy ferry caremont.ave, or 10
station.
Iowa l. ., us Monday r morning, sss
daughter Il the late X. and Caroline Z. Jewett.
Notice Of funeral hercafte-.
MERRIFGELD-suddenl May 18TH Paul s. Merriheid.
beloved husband Of Fannie A. Clarke - ,r.,., r,...
brooklyn Tuesday MAY 18TH, at : O'Clock .,,..
OF American Gas Light Association. and the Rens-
seiaer Polytechnic Institute Alumni
Intcrment convenience OF the family
MooRE-on Sunday May 10. catharne Maurice wife
services Wednesday. the 10th inst. at p m.
Christ Church Elizabeth, y. J.
MOTT-At Gloucester Va Sunday May 10, William ).
Inicrment at Manhasset l.. l.. Wednesday. May Is.
MULLER-bn Sunday 18th inst Norfolk. Va. Mary
In,erment Greenwood Tuesday morning at II o'clock
p the o sGS% Fs sa4.y .5 May Of Il Il. iss
Alfred Pell in the 3$d year OF his age ,,,on, Pas,
shave and i5th-st.. on Wednesday. May 49, at 10
In,erncnt in the family vault St, Paus Church. East
sons of the Revolution.
Office Of the Secretary. SO Wsl,s Go N 30 30
The members Of this society requested 70 attend
funeral service Of their late associate member Ar
and 45th-s,.. on "wednesday, May le at 10 a m.
,FREpERrcK $ TALLMADGE President.
9ndO@ Epssnd on sqDs1y MAY Nay
49, Maria t0Sse we u,sa anS the late Horace p
clark
TILLow-At West Orange. y. J.. on Saturday; May IA
Funeral from The TssdenSe 9 hr IVES. g9 rS5 on Mon
day. May Il. at p m.
s9% 10 CONF 1 $sUday May 49,
Funeral services at residence Tuesday May 49,
Burial a, Bethel conn Wednesday morning II o'clock
illness. SUNDAY. 18th inst Garret b voorhis.
Fglendl " the ANIL are invited to attend
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Srroyc wonDs rnouu. DorrEr cocEriY
ARCHBISHOP CoRElGA% SURPRISED At TIE
OpENING or THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
EXHIBITION.

ARCHBISHOP conrIGA% SURPRISED At TIE
opENING or THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
EXHIBITION.
Wlih his index finger extended to within an inch
OF Archbishop Corrigan's face. W. Borrk' Cock
ran SAID last evening from the platform ~ the
Grand Central Palace: "Wh,n from the Catholic
rulpi. you VIII utter . word hostile 10 the integrity
~ thc Government l tel You that tn words tina,
Will IAN from your lps VIII De- horedcal. will De
fake - the Republic and false t. the Church tina,
places the consccraiel oil on your hands"
70 was the opening night II the exhibition u the
work Of the NcU-York Catholic schools There was
a !are. crowd which filed the entire building. and
yl Ich app.auIel 90 the echo every sentiment which
war ln.cnt.d 10 SHOW that Catholicism Was tho
sister II liberty and the forcrunner Of Democracy
aad prosperity Nncn Mr. Cochran bad uttered the
rorIs quoted there was IN audible movement IN
no lars- audience which showed that the warmth
az feeling di played by the speaker was IN u" nat
urc OF Il surprise. Archbishop CoTf!thn looked
amazed as O.i Also the other prelat's who sat on
part was eNp,ctc1 every moment. and Inc audience
he'd iis breath : sgH OF relief c'Nd j." h"hid
when Mr. cochran went back 60 the history of the
~ Vas sururi.ing !n the opinion u tho speaker
that it WAS necessary at the close ~ The min -e"nh
century 10 r,ol the charge ttat the catholic church
foIiud,i in ignorance and lcycllci in prejudice.
Mayor Gilroy ard George f. Kocach also defended
Catholicism and pleased the audience" one en-.
thuslastlc listener insisted upon shouting Loudly
"Hurroo." ass mark Of approval
Tho other speakers were Afch' lshcp 'orili@h ana
Nnnsiinor John " Farley. VINO presided. Tn"
Nrnhatfan College Clcc club ana It's orchestra fur
nished music James J.. lhrk!n sang several barry,
tone soloq The great hall was proiusely decorated
With American emblrns
The catholic Educational Exhibit viii be open
daily except Sunday, from TO lc o. NJ
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GARRETT u vooEHs.

Carrot u Voorhs. an o.l and wealthy business
man ~ Paterson. r. D.. di.l soon after miIngh;
Yesterday morning az hts home lie hat been -
church sunday nlchi AMI was apparently In MS
usual hoalth when Dec vas suddenly stricken WIKI
~un,,vv Nfr Nolrhis WAS sixty four years OLD ana
wae born in Spring valley Bergen County. ) j.
lie was a son Of the tate Judge Horny H. No9rnis
and ID brother Of cN- Congress man Charles H. Nooi-
h.s. Formerly OF Hackensrck and nov Jersey 'iif
LAWYER Tho dead man had been FOR many years ~
ill., stove and piumb.rs busiuess in Paterson. lie
was a director OF the First National Bank AMI th~
Paterson Savings Institution and also of the NounS
Mems Christian Association. in which he took a
great interest having Lately given $500 % IT. bul-
ING fuuI lie an active member or IN" broad
way Reformed Church w.i1w and an unmarried
dauphttr survive hiu
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evening they will play "a Scrap Of Paper" to-mor-
row evening and Saturday afternoon. "The Second
Mrs. Tanqueray'; on Thursday Still Waters Run
Deep" and Saturday night "A White Lie"
Chauncey Oicott again presented "Mavourneen at
the Columbus Theatre last evening, and Will con-
tinue 1t through the week. 1t IS 2 good play In it's
class Of Irish romantic melodrama. and 1t has al
ways been popular with the admirers OF this kind
Of entert ainment
Hoyt's "A Trip to Chinatown" began engage
ment OF week at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
last night. The cast with which it is given is in
the main the same that has made the performance
familiar to NcwYork theatre-goers for the last
two or three seasons. Next week "Mavourneen'
will return 10 this theatre THE Stating Rink be-
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The funeral Of Thomas G. Iatto. weil-known
author and newspaper writer. who died on Satur-
day at his home. No. ~ BalnbridSc-at., brooklyn
Will take place there this evening He was born in
Fifcehire Scotland i'm 1873 and was educated az 81.
Andrews University. lie entered upon the practice
of law. but began to write poetry. and became m
tiulatc with "A number 90 literary men in Edinburgh.
among them being Christopher North and 'roi s.or
Aytoun I'm 1871 he published "a volume OF scottish
poems The Ministers Kailyard." which was well
received In 1851 he came 90 America. ana was Tor
n time Editor OF THE Scottish American and
later held editorial places OH The }rOoklyn
Eagle" THE Christian iu!on' and THE brooklyn
Times" In 1892 he published second volume or
pocfns entitled Memorials OF Aud Lang Sync.
ills last years devoted to literary works. lie
left five sons and two daughters.
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OEiYT RI.
PROFESSOR HENRY MORLEY.

London May 1i.-Profcssos Honry Morley. II. D..
the Distinguished author and lcc.urcr. dicd at
Carsbrooke. Isle Of wight. this morning.
Henry Morley one OF the most industrious and
prolific literary workers ~ the age. was born In
London on September 10. 1872 and was educated at
the Morayian School ~ NrYwicd-ol-the-Rhne and
al Kings College. London. His first professional
essay was made I'm medicine OF which n WAS a
successful practitioner for several years a. MadelHy
in Shropshire. Then h. tried school-teachlnS at
Liverpool on 4 novel plan. which ne atterwarl
described IN an article i'm Household Words. 50
successful was ne IN this work. AID 80 much at
tachcd 20 H. that he meant to devote the rest Of
hi he 30 a. But in 1851 he prevailed upon by
Charles Dickens g g t. Lonl)n and t2k" Up
journalistic work. a, first on "Honseho.d Words. .
a. Dckeas's assistant, and then "a chief editor Of
THE Examine" he ~ the same time began writ
ing books. some ~ which nrst appeared as essays
ami serals In "Housnho!d words Among his
works were How 70 Make Home Inhea,thy,' "A
Defence OF Ignorance" Life Of PalssY' Life o.
"Iltr ol Clement Alarot" GOSSIP" Memoirs Of
Rarthoiom.w Fair" 'Fairy Tales" English
" riiors Before Chauc'r,' From 'haucer 10 Dun
bar" "Journa. o.: Loalo on piaygoer, e;r. Ne
'Mon;agn~" Bos"cDs johnson. "A Library 81
ENGLISH Literature five volumes, 'The Carts
brooke Library "Maricys Universal Library, ,
siXty-thrcc volumes, "Cassels National Library
From 1871 70 1866 he was English lecturer At
Kings College. then pr1f' cor % English Language
and Literature AZ University College. London, ana
then Emeritus Protector lie also sc-Ved Tor many
wears ~ examiner in Eugish anguaCc. literature
and history 90 University college. and Professor
~ English Language ana Literature AZ queen =
Co..cga London From lc,l 20 l'hi he was prlncpil
81 University Han London; EIinpnrSn gave nm
C- ro, closely related. o. any of III" other eminent
mca - h.s tnsc who bear tne same paironym'c.
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NETWORK ROADS SHORT OF COAL

.',,.,.. -, ,,p,vv HAVE FUEL
v,r o>rv THREE OR FOUR DAYs-THE
' ,,,.r,,,sr cp,pprrp
~. 1.,.,, Contra, has
Albany way H. '"' .,,,,,,. ,.s on
49,. To-, ,. rive mos, and fuel
gines Tor three of 'o"' ""' a. ..,.r..
must Dc procured from some other source
IT,, r,.,rl,v until midnight yesterday Twelve
0"' 49,. ,atc, oc the upper and northern d.
trains were U'N'" GA '' nj. .r,t,s ,,.l
visions. These include SrANel am "''N ""'.9 "
al wrocking trains. To-day all swtcA ehe''eS a..
roe '''S- ''' -. ,,,,,. whore aj Messenger
wool for iu'. In H"'' '''"'y' "'~' =. vi.
engines running between Albany anu norm
. ti,.ir .,,rn,v Only nfteen ears OF coal arc Oh
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.,rstent editor of the book. and the last by
the e0,, r.ssev himself written since his return
Lore IndIa Captain Orde Browne, as usual pro
from US with description of artillery and qrmoT
woes 70 -,,ers on naval matters such as Mr.. Thurs-
while "|..sor Laughton Admiral ColomD and
hed. Esrdley wilmot all discourse on what they
INV CANADIANS IN THE ARMY.
Their old comrades and friends of the Koyai MIL
lhe ,uoos Of Canada have just placed in the
tar: transept Of Rochester Cathedral handsome
SOU" oral to three officers Of Royal Engineers VINO
were graduated at the college nancy ety. Japan
w ~ poh,nson The first two officers died Of fever
W ,t,ica. and Captain Robinson was killed in an
IN 80 80 sierra Leone In March. 1892. The co..
49," ., kingston has given TO the army some eN-
esllent soldiers -,,...,.. -, .,,..,-,,
M .ola a, Chrlstie's on Saturday. June 30.
" EDMUND YATES.
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ST. plUH'S cHrRcH GOES on WIN ITS PLAYS

The trustees Of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church have secured a room in the United CHARITIES
building at Fourth-avc. end Twcniy-second-st' foE
the use Of the Building Committee. which consists or
,be pov Dr. 4 j. Palucr. Richard 4. Storrs. ".
II Harris A. y. De Haven. ! l.. stewart !; y.
I'nderhiH and George Elliott The commute no
rs Crst meeting last evening and al ~ "4 I.d7 l,'
N. new building to b. erected at West ~ I-tI -.
ami Eighty sixth-s,. The protest oi :. Anii""
Methodist Church against 81 PauIs hulpih- IN
what j. Asserted 70 b. ST. Andre" territory WI.
rot it s thought produce any erect u Us deci4f'l
iv -l.nc that by the time - papia new tnNrch -
raa ly for occupancy the population % hat part ni
the ciiy viii De large enough 10 sustain Dom
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ANOTHER SUGGESTION or GERMAy OPERA

Anton Seidl has not given up his plans for pro
duclng German opera in the Metropolitan Opera
House next year. It Is said. but Is endeavoring to
effect a compromise with Mr.. Damrosch with that
end In view Anton Schott. the tenor, and /;
Tucker the lawyer. two friends OF Mr.. Seidl. SAID
Yesterday that In the absence OF the leader they
were perfectng his plans for the production or
opera They said they greatly encouraged py
he large subscriptions which had been sent In
already and hoped in a few days 70 have some
facts for publication
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mrs cLrrr1Axp AKalrLs y nrIIlLo.

Buffalo Y y May N-Mls. Cleveland. wliA her
children. Ruth and Esther. arrived n buha' a. l-.i'
this afternoon and proceeded 10 the home ~ hrr
o,o,hor IN E.mwooi-avc. They VIII De IN this Clay
for about days, and VIII then - To the fresi-
dents seaside home a. Buzzards Bay, Mass =
spend the summer. Graz Gables Us undti fo4's -
tensve rcfirs ana T. VIII be ten days two weeh-
before INC place VIII be- ready for occupancy. u
ls inders,o5i thai M. Cleveland VIII JON them 10
4 few weeks. Mrs. Clcycland's stay mere Will hr
qu.r. She has expressed wish that no 'nitFtGi"-
rnens be given for her as she IS urti ot' rom "''
social duties 10 Washington and needs rest
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4 DINNER FOR CAPTAIN ALBERS.

At the Union League Club last night F. d. Tap
pen president OF the Gallatin National Bank. gave
a dinner for Captain A. Albers, Of the Fuerst Bis
marck Resolutions expressing the gratitude OF the
tourist party that was on the Fuerst Bismarck
OF her February trip were presented to the Cap
tain by T. c. Benedict. pleasant address at
tended the presentation. which responded to
feelingly by Captain Albers. 49,,
THE tai was set in one of the upper rooms The
guests Included Captain A. Albers Ludwig Jonas,
chief engineer of the Fuerst Bismarck; CharIes =.
Strong h, c. Benedict, J. Edward Simmons, H. w.
Cannon, George Montague II. Q. Armour. A Van
Santyoord, Thomas c. Acton and A. w. Snerman'
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MONT HOPE CEMETERY.
.,ouut Hnne Westchester County.

Railroad Station on the Ground
Take sixth ,r Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad, con.
Meeting with New-foTk and Putnam X H.
FUNERALS may be arranged by above route. or from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION. i2d Street and Fourth
CGlce $50 Sixth Avenue.
-,rxcrcO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad ~ minutes
-, end central Depot: new private station al en-
,rsnc. once III East ioist Telephone call. $50 81
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IN TIE ARMY.
NTTC-THE DRAMA.
ROADWAY THEATRE-"TABAsCO."

BROADWAY THEATRE AbASOo'
Gary spirit implied by the name "Tabasco
%" Of all realized in the work which was pre-
'as ,,Ser that title at the Broadway Theatre
seh .,inc Il was by no means without merit,
IA" :. some nonts It was more than ordinarily
anu % I, had also a large amount Of common
anu The CHIEF merit of the book was In the SONGS.
p.ss' ,o,ogue though free from much of the Vu-
Tns ,hs, often dsgraces this class Of entertain
sai'' ,s Of a dead level some distance below
m. .a',c,Ity. The jokes when they dd not pelonE
.,rdbood Of the world were childish III their
.rre and right. 1t was Only in the lyrics
on" .ha uhrettist who. by the way was X. n
ma seemed 10 make any legitimate euorI his
Dan with the refrain. swim out, OGrady' re-
80 's . GOOD deal Of applause, which was nos mis-
cs Ud ,ba last stanza. which gave some wei
placeu, &C from the lamented McDlnty. hal 10 De
CONE T1ovr tines. The alleged temperaiice Sohg
suns he GA Man with Smile was also anus
ng ~, - .bis was Largely due 10 the manner
lhe ~, w e. was performed by the leaders OF the
In WIFI '1-Aornos O. SeaAroOke and Miss EVA
compANIIs 5a,.irs Of persons in trouble assuming
- ,scrse Of wandering musicians, Is 50 Coinl1!;
tne uls9 onsrs that comic opera magistrates ahi
ri.ers would d wei - az eool trjclS however
mus0a s,S moi have lived TO be 50 Oh, ana IN TINS
or II 49, ~os vel done Mr.. Se-brooke MADE some
case s"c3Al;v entertaining of the part OF me
thing aeCIeVf r,ro Ireland Miss CroX acted grace
,,,i~ and Walter Allen as zoe 10y % -;
luii'' ,rsvs Interesting and sometimes funny, ~
wa ~ n cast ID IS not necesSar! 10 SS ihuO.I
NE rA ~ rrousir composed by George W thauNIckh,
was IN sI',rs ana much good use was made OF
anu nrcbestra IN hoping ont the spIit o. wy
ine IUIrb6sr3 Smith and Ludwig EnS.aAper were
ccrsded with thu composition " 0'' @'9
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ur c1ErELAyDS SIMMER PLAYS

Danvors Mass. May H-It IS stated on excellent
authority that President Cleveland and family VIII
spcnd two months This summer on the Peabody farm
at DanVcrs Centre as the 6uest OF william C. l.nii-
cot, cX -Sccrctary OF War.
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Arthur Pen son - Alfred prI. one 80 ~" found
era OF the Mu,ual Life Insurance CompanN. died
~, s,,,d,v afternoon from consumption AZ the Hotel
Norrnanilc He was born nf'y-threc years ago an 1
Tor many years was connected with the liverpool
,rdon ana Globe Insurance Company. Hc was 4
rafaber of the Democratic club and 81 the sos or
The Revolution Ills country home was az Highland
Falls y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

Ansona, Conn, May H-Mrs Helen Virginia
Krehbiel formerly Editor Of Golden Hours and
woods Magazine" wife OF II. r. Krehbel. nut
slcaI critic OF The New-York Tribune. was buried
i'm Derby on Sunday The Rev Or Frank Botome
OF New-York. OBLIGATED assisted by the Rev. w. d.
Harton, OF Derby
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The favorite airs in this popular opera were re-
peated in response to the hearty applause.
AT the Columbia Theatre next week e. n; Sotnern
will appear in "A Way to Win Woman his new
play by Jerome X. Jerome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

London. May ll-John Trotter Bcthune, The tenth
Earl OF Lindsay. died on Saturday at hts country
house at Kilconquhar FifeHhirc. aged slNty-seNen
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MAJOR POWELL'S ARM TO BE AMPUTATED
Washington May lf.-Major J. w. Powell ex.
director Of the Geological Survey. IS now at Johns
Hopkins University Hospital. Baltimore where he
expects to have his right arm amputeted
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OTHER CHANGES AT THE THEATRES

oihSR CHANGES AT THE THEATRES
~. .,. and Mrs. Kendall began an engagement OF A
p,s,,. az the Harlem Opera House last evening. ap-
fe,,s IN The ironmaster." They have always
No., especial favor here In this play which is A
ss,settul and interesting one. and worthy of their
~ viii be repeated on Friday evening. This
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cior,d1 died from paralyss to-day az his home In
Tennallytown. near ths city lie was siNiy-iye
,.trg Cd
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GENERAL HARRISON S7IRTS F0F HoHE.
Ex-prcedcnt Harrison started for his home In
Tndianapolla Yesterday lie LEI, this city at D.
H., way Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
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At THE BROOKLrY THEATRES.

The Bostonians repeated their FORMER successes
=. tho Amnhion Theatre In Brooklyn last evening
IN robin Hood" and delighted crowded house.
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budapest Nay ii-Ba-oa Way. President ~ tho
House 81 Nlguatos iiol this morning. lie was
n.ncty-thrcc years old
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MSS coGHLAN IN ~FoRGEr-ME-NoT,

Ass COGHLAN IN FORGET ME- NOT"
AZ the Madison Square Theatre last night Miss
aose Coghian again seen in one Of the most
SIMILAR and popular parts OF her reperiory that
:" y. S'ephene In "Forset-Me-Not" Her impersona-
Won Is well known for its intensity OF purpose and
Seafhess and dehnencss OF execution. Her Ste
s snsnis Is formidable. dangerous terrible per-
a. one does not draw the compassionate tears
ana nwer auditors. but she holds them fascinated
hss aeeps them on tense strain OF eagerness to see
LhNarted and 10 discover what is 10 be the
rts point In her apparently unassaable defence.
ros,d e sie or the woman with history which she
ia !. IKE 10 unwrtte Is one tina. has been much
Ncs.s v,mmon on the stage OF late, but "Forget-M
M hsS one OF the best plays OF SIS kind Ii makes
Inv 20 LOT the mawklsh sentimentdty OF synpa-
her nor r1r ascomforts brought upon the heroine by
shnsrs. acts which were bound TO brine such pun
sbe svn he adventures here Is just az bad as
her sr,i was She has always used her charms and
does al Tor her own temporal advantage. and she
fui snT "a now She is to be admired just grace
s, r agile and cruel wild beast Is admired John
pe,scsivan gave sound. dgniied and finished
fepestsaa Of Sir Horace Welby. The play will be
rkr,ssu tonight and tomorrow night. and on
'.ay Peg Wellington will be given.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

London Nay 1i.--I'rofcssoc Henri Morley. IL. D..
the Distinguished author and lcr.urcr. diod at
C3rsbrookc. Isle Of Wicht this morning.