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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

,, cr,,b Rryce last night gave a dinner
,or,v n tho Grosvenor in Fifth-ave' IN honor OF
his granddaughter Miss EliZaoeth FISH, uduen'ei
of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish, anu her hd"ee' nv
ert burnside Potter The guests sat at d iouiiu "a
bic which was spread In one or the pfi'a'e u'i'he
rooms and handsomely decked WIFI cius.e.' VI
American Beauty roses. Besides the guests Oh hohor
,hora SAT about the board Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Fish General and Mrs Lloyd S. Bryce MT. ana
Mrs. James l.. Breese, Mr.. and Mrs T. u. ol'ck-
ney. Miss Livingston. Miss Chanler' MISS .Ne"po'u'
Miss Bronson I.angdon Erving and Junan rot
ter 49, 49,
Nine Ricardo Daz AlbertinI, OF NO SiS west
Forty-sixth-st gave a pleasant reception with mu,
sic yesterday afternoon. The hostess was asssSeu
in receiving by her mother Mrs ScTvIe' afe r
sang several French and Spanish songs 10 her own
accompan ment. and Senior Arencipa me , sns tt
Linthicum and Mrs. Cornwall, the wife OF Lieutenr
ant-Commander Cornwall, of the United st nrs
Navy rected. Among those present were MrS
Grenve Winthrop, Mrs. John Drew, Mr. ana Mrs 3;
II. NJ Abbot, Mrs George b. Mcclellan WIDOW SiGor 81
Mrs Daniel Butterfied. Mrs. Eugene Mclean Mrs
Frederick Roosevelt. Mrs. Dusro Mrs Henry NIL
Ter Mrs Lnthcum, Miss Olive Lnthicum and SAM
uei Cornell
Madame Materna was the musical attraction at
Albert Morris Bagby's reception yesterday morning.
Oron Bradley was ct the piano. Madame MStgrn
and scRamann' Among the several hundred we'll
known people present were Mrs. Mortimer Brooks.
Mrs Charles D stickney Mrs James " G Eerari
Mrs. E're1erics Roosevelt Mrs Edwin Gould Mrs.
Iamae Huda Raekman Miss Nav Calender Miss
Caroljre De Forest Miss Katharine Mnturn Miss
Narparet Cameron Miss Louisa McAster Miss
Adele Aus der One. Miss Mahide Aus der , One,
Miss Mss Emy %GrT 2f Miss Mamie As e Mss
Garmendia, Mrs George - Lorng Miss NJ Ma ra1i
mont Mrs. Grenvllle Winthrop. Mrs John King,
Mrs William Burden Mrs. Elisha u Dyer r. Jr
A. Burden Mrs. James Nuremberg Bailey, Mrs.
Edison Bradley. Mrs j. Frederick Pierson, Mrs j;
Reade Stuyvesant. Mrs. Frederic Van Buren, and
Miss Clementina Furnss.
Mr. and Mrs \. S Hamersley recently gave a
theatre party when their guests witnessed per-
Torrance Of THE AmaZons" at the Lyceum The
atre Some of those present were Miss Have
never Miss Kerr. Mrs. Perciva Kuhne Miss Edith
Moser Miss May Ahrents. Miss Northrup. Miss
Hubbard Miss Foster, Miss Yale, Miss Mary Hayes.
Miss shelly Alfred Hawley Albert o. Brown,
Arthur Van Brunt Jared Baldwin. John Wilson,
Charles Hibbard. Charles Butler and Thomas Moore.
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TIE ST1TTS or ATHLETES.
MANAGERS OF TIE METROPOLITAN AssoCIA-
TON MAKE SOME SWEEPING DIS
QUALIFICATIONS

MANAGERS OF TIE METROPOLITAN AssoCIA-
TION MAKE SOME SWEEPING DIS
QUALIFICATIONS.
An exciting meeting of the Board of Managers Of
the Metropolitan Association Of the A. A. L. was
held at the Astor House last night. The session
lasted until midnight and offenders against the
true spirit Of pure amateur sport were handled
without gloves. The West Side A. C. was sus-
pended and all the sparrers who took part In the
tournament on February 10 and 20, held by that
club were disqualified
Those present were r. J. Allen. RavensWood H.
c.. f. j. Barnes Williamsburg a. A.; T. j. Bren-
nan Empire city A. G.; J. j. Carroll Cathedral A.
a; VI. A. Cumming. Acorn A. A.; John T Doolns.
J. J. Rooney, Star A. C.; F. ". Ruben, ST. Georges
4. C.; +. \. Starr 18th Regiment A A.; J. Stet.
y. \. Z. V: J. T.. Sullivan New-Jersey a. G.; IL.
Van Lambrecht. South Orange f. C.; G. White,
The RavenswoOd b. G. received permission 10
hold boxing tournament on March 20 and @ and
tho Prospect \. g March % and 81. The Stanl-
ard \. &. will give athletic entertainment on
next Friday. The treasurer's report showed a bal
ance on hand Of slcj. +. {. Rachaels suspension
Richard Wunderlick and Richard Behrens applied
for reinstatement, but their cases went over. The
2Ll Regiment \. 4 elected to membership.
The reeignations from the board Of T. u. Con-
e. pied. and +. J. HjertberE and Albert Dimse
were elected IN their places. The annual scheduled
meeting Of the association will be held at the Aston
House on March n at p. m. J. Stet. A. j. Dolan
and Charles White were elected a committee to In
vestigae the proposed changes I'm the boxing rules.
poutan Association Will be held at Saratoga on
.IulV Il
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DIED.


sALMoN-At .wesport Conn. on March H. DAVID ~
Funeral Will be held at his late residence q"
Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock
SANDFORD-On Sunday. March ii, 1874, az hsr ies
dence 3i3 East 1l1th-st Martha Amanda sandtord IN
Funeral services at Trinity NJ. f. Church hsih,st, be,
tween and 2d Tuesday evening 9iarch To- a'
Y clock.
Interment Wednesday morning.
sCHUCHARDT-At Newtown. l.: l.. on March y Is,s;
Frederick Schuchardt. Of the late r. GeDnafu anu
Mar A Sftn year Of MS age.
Funeral services at st. James Church. Newtown L. l..
Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, AT haipast ~ e'oSA"
Train leaves l.. l. City at 10 o'clock.
New Orleans and Natchez papers please copy
sEwARD--At Florida. ~ Y. March TO- Jasper Arm
Funeral on Wednesday, March IA. : p. m' from the
Presbyterian Church
sMTTH-suddeny. at her residence. March H. Mary
Baker, wife of E. Lewis smith
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sPEAR-Enered rest Mrs. Katharine Spear. In the
14h Of her
services the residence Of her son-in-law Edwn L.
Honny 50 Mercer-st.. Plainheld, n j.. on Tuesday.
Carriages the arrival OF the I'D uan - " ~ VI
n. j.. foot OF Lberty-st " J.
sTAGGMary Goodwin Stage daughter OF the late JACOB
and Sarah NJ Stagg. on sunday, Mafch IL ,n,,.. -.
Funeral services at ST. Thomas's church bnshWck and
Cooper ayes Brooklyn Tuesday. March 10. at 23o p m
Veterans Of the eth Regiment are requested 70 at
tend the funeral services Of simon Seeligman' fhtn
Company his late residence No 10 West othst On
"wednesday morning, March 10. at 10 oclock o,,
HENRY ". T. MALI, Colonel.
KENsICo CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad - minutes
from Grand Central Depot; new private stau9n az VI"
trance once. East 42isr. Telephone CALL 90 "a
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
ONCE. $50 Gthaye.. corner oadss. N. r.
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postomce Notice.

Foreign mails for the ending March II will close
TTTEpBy Y Az '" $40 at ~ for North brazil per
Justin MrrnhaT and cS csaa ees a', Tor 3:
directed per Jasn2; at a. p n for Europe per
W9NEsDA{p a. ANA FOR R6 +z ane ana per
scottish Prince from Baltimore detters must be directed
per Scottish prinee at m ,suPplemenitnry az
a m for E Btsam pei dires pm Rsgsnqnd
weTR ~ o tuppeme eat ITO a M or Island.
ayt except JeremL9 and Sayanila ETC. psT Va
a.ans az p at s5 80 pa naa for per
II. f F.rP nsas and BAHIA Il Pro s
ane santos ee1s 20 for North Bas may Il
m oT per Vsnezuea letters for other Colombian
S ports must be directed pc, renenuea1 at II m for
Nsshsrlands d s per 5c 3: va at II M
uPpementa 80 r.. for FSr' fag ss and Rea ys
h men9ay '"l: 80 M Tor Nassau & r and Santiago
FRibAYSA, p. m: Tor Cape Colony and Natal per
sArHRDAY-M 4, m. Tor Genoa. per 8 Kaiser use.
whe% Il es'er' must Be e aGised per pS Asfr
at Complementary 1920 rT M s d9r Brlatsh
india per Champagne Via AyTe: a, lo; nsr M
Vsanei ettes for Mexican states and cuba must
be- Srs5 and Garpao per s. orans deits
for other Venezuelan ports graea9 Tsn@ @Sne Nns
ssuC at 10 80 a. M complimentary i23o p M for In
eoni eai AUSTRIA Turkey India Germany
Denmark sweden Norway and Prussia per 3 r rsnnt
Europe must be directed per Lahn at 1870 m
endono and reian per Umbra via 0aeens.ow low.
detters for other parts % irI ann m for %eherands
S Se pr sPaarndam Rotterdam Ge,'eT mus;
h. dreT,,d er r sPna5n' via glasgow et,ers b
a,'ei r5. E' JR Para a. and Manaos Other
parts OF Brazil and La Plata eoun n Bocas del Toro,
rsS'sd P fyr B9 46m at p New
II Dcr :.
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DIED.


RRYAN-On Monday. March T. Cynthia Bryan, IS years
"' ti T,rn"rl~ nf Soratoca springs
Funeral from lOi West 6lsst' on wednesday morning.
at 10 o'clock
saratoga papers please copy
CARREII-At Dover. y. j.. Friday. March D. James w.
Carroll, aged - years. 49,. ,, - c,,..,,,, ,,o
Funeral services NJ M, m' resue"oe oh iue''"'' '''
18TH inst, AT I'D CLOCK
Interment al Morristown, y. j.
DEMING-In Brooklyn. " Y. March TO- John Demins.
aged rs. 81. =, .
Funeral AT Farflngton conn., luesdaS' h"'h To- at
o'clock p. m
TSoro S6rnSs 81 5rnca "a and the late
James NJ. dunbar . , -. -.
funtih '''S
hr"tier- ih"N, -, ~ '''"''''
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Dolitiral Notices.
Rcuublicpn Organization

OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK.
Headquarters No. LEE Broadway corner 18th street,
NETWORK March 10th 1894
Final enrolment this Organization has been hNed fos
Tuesdav March 18th. from TO . o'clock r. NJ ana no
arson whose name does not appear said enrolment
, no entitled 10 o,e at the primary election to be held
on March Goth Places for this hnal enrolment In the
varos Election will he supplied on application
. ~, Assembly District Headqt ariers. which are az
follows
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT HEApol AK "f'S'
,,,ncr .........No 233 Fulton street
crcoxn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. i66 Pearl street
THIRD. is' Bowery
FOURTH. 'o' "'a'' '"'es
FIFTH No. 30 Willett strees
sryTu. Federal club No 257 East ith street
SEVENTH Indepenlent Republican Club. 50 East ID sc
EIGHTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No 2o' Thompson street
NINTH ... Caledonia Hall. 18th 81. and Eighth ave
rr~ru ......... No iT3 Third avenue
ri rvrNTtt ..............No Il West 2sth street
rwrI ETH 5000. Bricklayers' Hall. go East cath street
THIRTEENTH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -3s Eighth avenue
FOURTEENTH ..........'.'''N Isl East sd street
FIFTEENTH. Nv" "f'
SIXTEENTH 10. National Hall No l.o2i Second avenue
SEVENTEENTH. Casino Hall. 44th and Ninth avenue
EIGHTEENTH .. Turn Hall. No 3il West Attn street
NINETEENTH. ...............No. 10 West BouleVaro
TWENTIETH 1859 Frst-ave.
TWENTY FIRST .............No. 62T Madison avenue
TWENTY SECOND. Union Republican Club. 1873 80 ave-
TWENTY THIRD ..............N No esq Amsterdam-avs.
TWENTY FOURTH. r. T. Lincoln club. 3i2 East soh Sc
TWENTY FIFTH N. +. cor s3d 81. and Lexington ave.
TWENTY SIXTH ...........No. 225 East 10th street
TWENTY SEVENTH Republican headd ters 20 ga ave.
TWENTY EIGHTH. Washington Club i52d St a loth ave-
TWENTY NINTH. 1921 Third and Elton avenues
rHIRrIETH Republican Hall. Marshall Square. Foriham
Immediately after the close OF the enrolment Election
District Associations will be formed far possible.
and Officers thereof provided by the Constitutions
adopted February 9th. 1894. will be elected for the come
ing year JOHN l.. MiLhoi-LANp'
SrErIER Chairman.
Secretary.
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L,,s ., the Miniseralists, and is universally re-
~ -5., 90 the weakest which Lord Rosebery could
have made. q
TRAVELS OF THE DUKE OF NORFOLK.
u ,,,ro % Norfolk who spent most of last
- T., rar,s e now at I.ourdes. being on his way
y. po,,e where he intends TO stay until the first
week in April The Duke has taken his son. hord
arnn5cl. on a pilgrimage to Lourdes.
al UNIV" EDMUND YATES.
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HE REV. DIR. WILLIAM ALLEN FIsKE.

Tho Rev pr william Allen Flske. rector 81 o.
Andrews Protestant Episcopal 'hurch ]" 80"
ur,ol,lvn died yesterday At his home. no 20 tI'y-
49,, .. ,,r,,klvn H.. VAS sixty-clght years old
lie was graduaied from the General Tne9.,~;ttga al.
G,r,rsrv i'm this city N lSi9 lie preached Tor nlfr
,,o,r, In Cincinnati and afierwdrd In other cities
going to brooklyn four years @s2 IRON mre snn a.
II.uten,n, bradley Allen Fisk". L. ; ~ now on
h ~ Francisco AT Rio Janelro. and another ~
nr William Clarence Fiske OF TINS CITY.
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LIFE on THE EAST SIDE.
CONDITION or THE POOR FOREIGNERS
WHO ARE SUFFERING THERE.
RELIEVED BY TIMELY DISTRIBUTIONS FROM
THE TRIBUNE FCND-1oo HUNGRY FAM
IfIES MADE GLAD WITH THE

THE TRIBl NE FINp-fb III NUM- r"''
LIES MADE GLAD WITH THE
NoURisHING FOOD.
The Rev. w r Elsng. OF the De witt Memorial
Church. IN Rlvlngtor-st. had men at work all day
Yesterday distributing the poor the food for I'D
families which was sent him to give out from
The Tribune Coal and Food Fund. The held COW
cred by the church includes large part OF one Oh
the most wretched districts Of this city. peoped py
Hebrews Germans Russians. and many other ma
tjonaltics A large proportion Of these people nave
been in this country only short time They speak
little or no ENGLISH. They know little or no'hlhg VI
WAYS TO yet a livelihood other than the one INTO
which their countrymen helped them when they
fret arrived here. That occupation IL. III most
cases tailoring that Is sweat-shop work on cheap
ready-nade clothing In good times there Is great
demand for workers on this class OF goods. and'
though their pay is miserably poor. the workers are
able 10 keep soul and body together with IT. Now,
however many of the shops are closed anu thosc
which are still running have greatly reduced t,e
size of their output The wages when ar pd re-
the few workers who nave peeh re'a''i'N "
PcrhaDs a ma iority Of these sweat-shop talIorS
have been out OF work Tor SIX months, ~ The
verge Of starvation only the gifts OF charitaple
10 ople and an occasional job. such as sweeping inc
re- fher r wrecbcd homes the food sent out by
Tho Tribune Fund came the realization OF plenty
Each family received the following:
one package Of -four. pounds
one package OF cornmeal.. PounGis
one package Of pponds
one packagc OF pe1S...-... .'..''''''''''''' fV
one OF condensed mix.
A number Of families also received coal The m ,,n
cooked food could not be used In many MONIES u"-
less a gift OF coal accompanied it,
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lanes i. BLACkLEDGE.

r.,e, y Hackledce the oldest resident OF
Chester " j. died there last night aseu e'sn''
two Three weeks ago ne sn'de'S ~" u" .,
,a,,,rod bts hin He suffered intensely until
Jnath lie was born and married IN 'loS"r n,,,,
re,ired from the building business thoie 49,
yoers ago His father was the irSt schoul 'eaD"e'
~ the English language in BERG n county
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.ur.heedt H. Il. Brsndrett. Butler Brothers.
:: sidanbcrr g. co.. Underhill & Scudler. ana
Schoss g. Sons $50 e9ch Iieilner Il strauss ~,
,hrnvgb William +. Evans treasurer Dry HooHs
The Mayor received a. additions to the clty on w
cas- f a Poor and Unemployed S277 5S from the Dis
Attorneys office. and t5S 70 from me ire
nsnsrtmen which brings the total OF that iund
IN. SIS g.
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Sir James Fitzjames stephen. X. c. S. l. O. c.
was the Oldest son OF the late Right Hon Sir James
Stenhen. X. c. b.. and brother OF Leslie Stephen
the well-known man Of letters He was born IN
March, 1922 and was educated at Eton, Ming Co'-
,oa. London and Trinity College, Cambridge, being
Graduated from the last with the degree OF H. a.
in 1879 and as NJ A. In 1856. H. was called to the
bar at the Inner Temple in 1854, and went to the
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,,c GIN RAISED FOR THE POOR.

The entertainment and reception last evening LOT
tho honoot of the poor of that part of the city at
central Opera House Sixty-seventh-st. near inird-
ave was a success. and fully $500 was r"alzed TOT
tho relief fund The affair was under the direction
Of Thomas I Dunn, Tammany leader OF the -NNth
Assembly District. and his General Co!ml'tase;
rha Rail was filed to it's utmost capacl.V An
ola horate programme was given with the ana OF
several well-known comedians and other pEoIes-
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Guerlal \ Offices.
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
366 Fifth-ave.. near 34th-st.

A.
1856 Fifth-ave.. 34th-st.
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION
made in this city many years.
THE SALE TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY will INCLUDE
the SEVKES DRESDEN, VIENNA MOk, Isl Eh az TX
OLD ENGLISH PORCELAINS. GLASS, SILVER AND
BRONZES be followed
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFrERNOoNSs
MARCH IL, 15 10 and H. AT O'CLOCh'
AND
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
MARCH - AND lG AT O'CLOCK
BY THE CHINESE
PORCELAINS
OF RARE BEAUTY AND QUALITY.
ELEGANT FANS. CHOICE ENAMEIS. MINiATCRES
WATCHES AND CCRIOS.
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
PAINTINGS,
REMARoUE PROOF ETC1IINGs BY
wAITNER RRArOUEMOND. JACQUET. LIZ COUs
TEAUX HAIG. AND OTHERS
THE COLLECTION OF
MIR. ALEXANDER q. BLACK,
OF NETWORK.
ROBERT soMERvILLE. oRTGIES CO..
Auctioneer. Managers.
A Sale of one of the grandest
COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL IL
will be held
sILO's ART GALLERIES
this week.
See Advertisement in Auction Column
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THE TARIFF BILL IN 1HE HENhi IT,

FALSE PRETENCEs OF CHEArhNlN"
From The Baltimore American. ..ou,. &,
II il scarcely too much TO say thde Il, 20 chc,nen
.co ,,,here The Wilson bill processes 10 cedP'n
n rtcl Of prime necessity to the greatest htt i
~ Teopje il will increase the prlce' I'M as are in
va va cbe.nenc1 but they are not such as ar III
tyyepsaI use nor are they such az the peoPr ot
b,y when their wages are Teiuceu ~ n,,rpra "a COM
nefe with them
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MISS HELEN GOULD IN CoLLiSioN'
While Miss Helen Gould was being driven 'o~'
Broadway. Tarrytown Sunday evening her car,
age collision %ii her !e Carriage at
LEWIS. S MI. were badly damaged by me op
mt mt" Mis- Gou,d and Mrs. Lewis escapea "'''
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THE ORA MA.
MIR ROBSON AT A8BEYS THEA NE
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS"

Mp ROBSON AT ABBEYS THEATRE
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS"
Mr. stuart Robson made his remittance III NV
~ last night. at Abbey's Theatre erecting re-
,.,,aI ~ The Comedy OF Errors ana prese'i'e '''
ssaracter Of prom!o OF Syracuse The play IS la,ce'
tm, !, il farce made important by aiiuence OF 'u-
,,or and felicity OF language. and Nj. ROBSON mas
,,,ased II with beautiful scenery and appropriate
dresses and provided FOR It's smooth ana e"ec''se
,rosen,at,on. He embodied in NfeHke manner '-.s
ronbe and exuberant merry Dronio OF Sr Wbcb
Nour,,,c that charm OF whimsical hunOr lp' n.
- e,,1nS has long been admlraole|ahu ms go,
ms ms, narner were adroty copied by az; 3 p
NV serious part Of the piece was auequ4I5eiS Uo W
Va Nv Yervance as Aegeon, ana Mrs. ssoo93is
.ySr;ana ara Miss Lynch as Luciano maiI!IuS'e1
htv and good taste Mr.. Farren ana M r-,W0U
o,a 'competent presentations or me twin
knpholus The amusing spirit OF Inc So os s59wn
erars IL comic perplexity. Shakespeare mas st.U
T. Win more brilliant effect IN wsftn Ndgn' 90 P hs
~ obous II well in this plav-whlch was oI'c % w ~.
nsriieSt productons Mr.. Robson,s revival OF NE
90 s "a good az any that has been mace NJ, RI
- {, u some time ago with MT; Sfane. ny
p.o,hers Webb are remembered IN rnls p'3y ~,
r. rears ago It was acted at the WINTER ~
i,h John~S Clarke one DroTlo, ana pr; I W
WIN irsys Wow the Street Cleaning COMMISSIONER
as the other
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IN, THE CITIZENS RELIEF FUND.

Tho following additional contributions to the Cit-
zens' Relief Fund were received yesterday Fleit-
-, r CO. $3.50: Hoeninghaus & Curtiss. $3.50;
m.ooc = Co. Aitken. Son & Co.. Abegg & Rusch
ara W G.. Hitchcock Co. 800 each; Fred A.
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OBiT \.
SIP JAMES FITZJAMES STEPHEN.

London. March l2-Sr James F!tzjames stephen
the well-known Justice or 1er Majesty l's"
Court died In Ipswich last evening
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II'DWIG AIGI st FItANkIn
Vienna. March l2-LuIws August Frank. the
poet died here last evening.

Mr. FranM was cghty-four years old last month.
,Io was n native OF Bohcmn. hut passed mos' OF
his life IN Vienna Among hls best known WORMS
are "Andreas IIofcr In song" Don Juan OF AUS
a., The X ing II the NJ tgyars" Rachel drill
rnrzer's Typography" and "Nikolaus L"nau ~"
rad held "A professionally IN Vienna, anu H"H D''''
director Of ia. Vienna Musical Society.
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1T WILL BE MODIFIED.
.,,, ,,t..s,.,,ro, Commercial-Gazet

II would be contrary to an prersnrm., bistor,.
of OFF, tariff G legislation s to shoT 6 ws Dd p Mds
caused so much dissatisfaction 1ri'lc.S,hs % ,'r
teS'I t ,be rcomntteemen distracted and over
holm "a
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THE SOONER THE BETTER.
<... 1,l--..-.....I Con, m nrcial Gazettn

=, ,ha Tariff hill as formulated in the House
~ Tho rifle Of the Wilson BILL and amended
in The senate under what title we do not know. is
~ IL hecon,a a Jaw the sooner the better There
So,rd he no prolonged discussion In the Senate
shout f. II the worst - TO come let It come at
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THEY CANNOT PAY THE RENTS.
.,o,.rs or POOR PEOPLE ABOUT TO b'
,v,C~rrp REG TIE COURTS FOR FEW
,,, r,VS OF GRACE.

MORE DAYS OF GRACE.
.,ob, to melt the heart OF any person not a
house landlord or agent was wlthesScu
,.1a,nrdov morning at two Of the CIVIL plstr'c'
1'.,ho,,ses and no doubt the same SAD scenes
- ronoated in the other similar courts inc Two
,,.,d y,ere those In East Fifty-seventh-st' ana
r,,,n,h.avc and Eighty-fourth-st. In both hese
800 crowds OF unfortunate men anu "o"''" WIN
had hoen summoned 10 appear III u'SpoS"e'' P'o
ooo,,,ss They had received notice that they "ouin
- l,ic,cd to-day unless they paid what they owed
g., ,,iords Some Of the men declared that
,h,, had NOT had any work for a month ana others
o.. ,oo,,,, months and had no money WIN WHEN
10 -, Inv food. not to mention IayIhs I'Hts.
c, - ,bau said that they had chlldreh az hoiie
49, ,.cre I'M from scarlet FEVER anu o.'ici 10
M lo MN,,ht mat these little sufferers were 70 DE
me MN The sidewalk made the parents weep
put V ~ bepged pitcously for permission 10 remain
an, ,t,,in ionCer i'm their homes -. "a, "a,
" ". autnated that there were NJ Icas. "'' "I9-
cases presented to the Justices Oh tIltse 1wo
possess oas,,or6ay an unprecedented number. ne
courts ~. ,.ere crowded with tenants, husbahnS'
, and children all poorly cad WHOSE olily pea
wives an am ,,ns poycrty and inability 70 pay the
to the coult VI Fhcy all begged for n little more
~ ' MN th.y could raise money TO pay Ior otner
tiiI., MS In the cases where the parent showed
aIai te,' from the Board or Health that SOME
ceIlnncaVr ~, he family was suffering from con-
ineIlui dieease the justices declined 70 issue any
Iasn, until Information was receiVeu IRON
W Wa Do I'd Of Health that the SICK persons
the Boa'u oved in some other cases OF extreme
hardship the justices aliows ,r a wien " VIC '
families TO seek othei du"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
RELIGIOUS Notices..

D. l.. MOODY will preach to-day at $3.50 and ?: M
in Broac way Tabernacle Broadway and 34th-st-
free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

NOON MEETING IN ASSOCIATION HALL. c3d-st.
and 4th-ave from IL to ] to-day. led by b. h
TYLER. Eminent pastors and Eyangelsts will assist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
THE Rr-sINEss POINT OF VIEW
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.

7, scans unite possible that there are enough dssat-
tsded Democrats TO bring about some very inuch 49,
- chanqea with the help Of the Republicans. business
,Hrtncries would teach the Republicans 10 make out
If his tariff destruction act the pest measure hat
:, ,ed industries Such n policy Will not strengthen
,,he Democrats The mischief has been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

GRAND RALLY OF RELIGIOUS FORCES in Coopes
Union at $40 D. M Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
Speakers and singers engaged In Evangestc campaigu
will take part. Seats free