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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
4 CHRISTMAS TREE EIDE.

PULLS or DURLANDs ACADEMY SHOW THEIR
SKILL ON HORSEBACK
Tho seventh annual "Chrisimas-trce ride" % the
pupils of Durlands Riding Academy took place
last night. and most successful and enjoyable
rice was both for the participants and the spec
, tatJrs The big hall draped with naga ana
bunting and the galleries were hung with r,d plush
bordored with shining golden tinscl There wcr"
$40 people present. At the north end Of the biz
arena there stacked IN one great sweet
mass lunches OF flowers. which AT the end ~ 10"
evenings performance were given TO the wo'nen
riders I'm THE grand ontrce.' which TOOK place AZ
$50 o'clock Among the women riders Who got now-
ers In reward FOR their EFFORTS were Mrs. +. W.
Little Mrs John W Gcrkcn, Mrs David T. fulsi-
fer. Mrs +. Gilbert. Mrs Jacques Baon. Mrs. J.
l. u. Bristol. Mrs +. Reyes. Mrs. @ Noble MISS
A. +. Trocscher. Miss l.. Lane. Miss 9 l." Lloyd
Miss knight Mrs George W Ho.er Miss IL Hay
den. Mrs f. Melville Miss +. seybel. Miss McclaVe
Mrs william L. HOFFMAN. Miss Alexander Mrs.
G. de May Miss Aronson. Miss Nacs"h. Miss
Evans Miss Adams and Miss Abbey.
This pleasant ride ended Black Hussar. sn-
perb stallion owned by q. = Amend and ridden
BY carl Siocrzer. went through some performances
in the 'haute ccolc" AMI won applause. An eS-
hibition OF yaultng. and umbrella race fol
lowed Both were interesting and amusing SIX
men and six women then displayed their Skill IN
tandem driving To ride one horse ana drive
another is cary feat. bu, II Vas dono last
night ana done well The women drivers "c'"
Mrs j. Gerkcn. Mrs }. J. j. Bristol Miss r.
Adams. Mss +. Lane. Miss l. Anderson AM
Mrs T. Reyes. and the men wer" } G'Ik"h, ).
/ ID Bristol. g. S,oerzer. &. Barrett L. cunning
ham and Baron Nieinchon
The "Jcu lie Barre Wa exciting ana SOM MI
ful riding was shown. The younger scholars "i
tho riding school had lots Of fun m "a" pumpkin
race The programme was ended hy me Juhp'"S
contest H. B Parsons sport ana Lawrence ~
r Kerr's Lady Betty. inc Dutlani Academy
Terra Gotta and Senator were entered ana ia.y
ell dii well After the end Of The programme Mr.
Parsons Sport put nj the hlgn hurdle q
number Of times much to the delight % Nh"
spectators. 1t Was after midnight before the pro-
gramrne had been ended.
Among those present were \. Gusthal. Mr.. and
Mrs ! Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gerkcn'
Mir and Mrs. g. a LOOMS Mrs. Edward RidIry'
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.. Hugh j. Grant.
Taniolph Cuggenheimer, J Sergeant cram, Gen,
cral Thomas T. Eckert, Georgc Clans,n Howard
carroll T. r. Seybcl. W. ". fucker j.. H. Jonh-
son r. " Little and Mrs. Little Mr ana At.'
r y Turl. Mss Pulsifer, Carinan ~ h4 4n,,.
Miss barrett Mrs. Dexter LOOMS. MIS- li'nfy
Schwof Mr. and Mrs ". y. Frazec, Mr. ana
Mrs f. g. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Richard j..
Allirer Countess iaefy. Nine. de kueren. Mss
Maud Elsenger. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Fletcher; Mr..
and Mrs Walter l. peck, Mr. and Alrs T. y.
parsons. Colonel a. b. De frece ana MIS- 10
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OBITUARY NOTES.

WATERFOWL Mass, Dec. 96-Oilvcr Shaw, State
serator-e.ect for the lid Middesex District. died
this morning from pneumonia. He was slxty-threc
years old.
Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. 26-News was received
here yesterday that Rudolph Nunemacher vice.
president OF the Milwaukee FRS. National Bank,
had died at AIeran in Tyrol. aged fortysix years.
Rome ~ Y. Dec 25-Morris r. Jones, who rep
resented the lid Assembly District Of Oneida Coun-
" in the Legislature OF 1892. died at his nome mere
this afternoon. in his sixtieth year.
Troy Dec S-Chlef Detective Cornelius Mark
ham died yesterday He known throughout the
State as a detective OF remarkable ability az wei
as courage He was fifty years old and had neeh
III
Honesdale Penn Dec &-Henry NJ Seeiy aged
hity-ninc years, OF this place, who was presidhs
Judge OF the XXIId judicial District OF Pennsyi-
vania, consisting of the counties OF Wayne , ana
pike from 1852 to this year. died last night from
Brights disease.
saratoga. n. Y. Dec 26-Miss Sarah d. Wheeler.
the weathest woman in this county and locally
known as the Saratoga Hetty Green died at her
home In the town Of Greenfield, four miles from
this village yesterday In her eghty-seventh year.
She died I'm the house in which she was born ana
was the last OF a large family. Un.ess Il Is otherWise
devised by VIII, she leaves an estate vi ""O"' N''0
go to distant relatives.
Waterbury, Conn., Dec. 26-James Chisholm. sew
enty years old. who for years a prominent
teacher Of mathematics. languages and chemistry
I'm lower New York. died here in poverty to-uiS.
Plymouth. Mass. Dec .6-The Rev. sylvester H.
Clark 4 retired Methodist clergyman, died at the
residence Of his son.ln-aw. Roswell s Douglass, to-
dav aged eighty four years. He was born IN Con
ncctictt. was connected with the NeW,fCrk East
Conference and preached for a time IN Harlem ne
has had charge for some years
Sprngfed Mass Dec 26-Rufus a. Packard, a
well-known bank president of Greenfield, died sud-
denly in that town this morning
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ACCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mrs Gillat Schroeder. OF No. 49, East seventeenth
St gave a tea yesterday Afternoon 70 introdno"
her daughter. Miss Selma Schroeder Assisting the
debu,antc in receiving were Mss Edith Sands Miss
Mabel Jones' Miss Ethel Iselin. Miss tdith Jay
Miss Anna Peabody Miss Grace Henop. Miss cor
nou, Rohb Miss Hc.en Edwards. Miss Caroline
Loo Miss Julia Clark Miss Mary Vibbcrt and Miss
Edith Speyers.
charity dance was given last night Al Jaeger
Assembly Rooms Madson-ave and fifty-mhth-"'
II was arranged by Mrs. George f. Shrady Tor me
benefit Of the Messiah Home FOR Children. me
rooms were decorated with Christmas greens Mrs
Sbr,dv with her laughter r-aw. Mrs EdWin
Could and the patronosFcs Mrs Frederic H. "lh"''
Mrs Howard Carroll. Mrs. J. Wells 'hamihey M'S
! n Emerson Mrs. william X. Grace MrS' 'a'"'S
D. SPEAKER Mrs. George H. Fox MIS- 'ohh .
White Mrs. Harry G. Valentine. Mrs. Gilman col
lamore Mrs Edward IIo.brook. Mrs. ~ H. fMmer'
Mrs John stewart Mrs. Theodore Sutro and Mrs
" Hamilton, received the guests. informai dahc'hs
bcgan about $3.50 o'Gsock. There was no 'o,'i"n
Sumner was served at midnight Among the dancers
we're Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould. Mr. ana w.
Roach Mr. and Mrs Allen. Colonel and Mrs FREQ
erick d. Grant, Miss Julia Grant Mr.. ana Mrs'
Howard Carroll Miss Darlington. MISS Laura
snraker Miss Durham. Miss Walker Miss Annette
Stewart Miss Reilly. the Misses Grace MISS r'~,
Miss Heller Sheffield Miss champney' WHARF
FISHER Thomas Peters. John Fisk and DR. shrahS'
Mrs & A. Menken OF 40. III West End-ave. gave
a dance last night at her nome LOT "'SS i'"
Menken. There no cotilon
Mrs Stevens. Of Castle Point. lIoboken' VIII give
n "Twelfth Night" party tonight
The second Of Mrs william Gerry sade dAncnB
classes met last evening at the Hotel Majestic lh's
has been ore Of the most successful dancing CLASSES
Of the season The other patronesses are MfS' a. -
Hattie Mrs Leonard pauson jr. Mrs {; ,, mum,'
Mrs i,eander II. Grail and Mrs. lienry - ,so"'
Among those present were Miss SiaGe MISS naiae'
Ms fauison. Miss Grail, Miss Neal Miss Varlan'
Mss Homes Miss Low Miss Wetherbce. MISS ShaN,
Miss bradley Miss Lillian Jones, Miss wilson AIS AZ,
liias Probst Miss Milton. Earle Carley. Roland X
Conklin Frank A. Accr Charles a. Nohss, rre"'i,M
7, Strw,ri T. r. Fell. Henry W. Stackhou5e I'm
ersSn Mcmillan, John Fog Twombly II; St i5oiI
Webb, Harris Fahnestock. George D. liartiey, 10y TO"
ard Finer Grail. r Arthur Ball and Dr. H. f lait.
suppor was served at small tables in the American
Major and Mrs Thomas II. Cullen and their
daughter Miss Hattie Cullen. OF NO % West Sev-
entv-second-st will sail the Normannla on anu
ary for the Mediterranean to be absent three
months.
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pnstOMcc Notice.


Foreign mails tor the ending December 20 win
Fif sPRRY s cases o a. BeT i se
Tiomo at $40 m newfoundland steamer from
THOMAS and st. CrSix Lecward and Windward Islands
aau Tr and and Tbas must be per
ana y: a / p. m. Porto Rico direct per s. 8 Fort
, for al sS % sr PER satsp
S %Tsi be- per directed per S css.sIao
R 1870 and South Tor paec ports per
3 $ Advance via Colon Cletters for Gua'. mall
be directed per sys % at no upp sG
% ens for sers 'ans
be directed per Aens'); at 1870 m for camRsehs:
Tor States and Cuba mus, be directed per
%s:na rs X RI a'1 be
iS sasa e lsS
Of T@roRs P Pn, be SIsssd ar. s.
@ s u ID p sa o
$40 Mall. for China ard Japan per s.,v CITY q
b eSe%e-r Is at $50 p, M China Japan
S@ close S" here DAILY to
e Which, Mi are for Via As:s
awa F Ssd ro, bss ss ps "p to .nas
q &c siS & .
and Japan especially addressed cnlyj. per g. Tacoma
from cSss nss ds Hce up .. sSa G At fo
wall and F Islands per Mcw S Gr r.
ss s Fa"s Mans 'ss Hs"a s.'%
Sas encc t Sas Steamer a1r close at daily az
M M c for MFas ss s s s TO and %a
tor cuba close This onee daily at go p m. for
saaedsys from S Srs Tampa
sa un this acc aay ar a. '''"'" 0'
ma" c Gsi p pay gTsy!ors say
- Postorice New-York. n. Y. December q. IseI.
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DIED.

Ias1aIsm WIDOW Q, ,t r@,.'% Ma Bartlett.
Wednesday Dsssm6sr rs 2S isa At law
Thomas and Phebe Bazen.
Funeral private. -. - o.
p9 WIDOW o. captain apt T6omas II Dsans i Mary.
F1 Episaop sSJv' cSur tEl'f hr9oksn
Bn.ton and Troy a. - papers please
DETMoLD-on Wednesday. December 2o' Dr. "''"'"
a2 wee held bis l. >, re 81 n IS
East 9ths' = on saturday December - at ~ o.
DEvoo-on December "a. Malyina. widow Of william
rdn. D from her ei late d sss Is. East Thurs
GALEA his residence i2s West 2$i-fi II. M s sac
Tuesday evening" December % IN S s y g HE
Iniermen private.
HcKsA his late residence SsS pan m ms ss. BROOK
Reage ard friends are respectfully invited 70 a,ssna
funeral seTsees At p and nd at he RESIDENCE
Stephen Powell Hampstead. l. l. Friday December
Ts4p The as y @en o hts december
IGGXsr4s.-d away Elizabeth = j. :a At s sDIts
On aAne %f r the ss chaes Higgins ara mother
u Isaac C. Higgins and Charles symmes Higgins IN
ran me n YER fndr S' from from
I Tisce .'S EIiznbe,h' ;; j.
Inrment At Esergreens the convenience OF
kindly flowers.
@ M Ssssh en- s &@ pare, s sas
Funeral AT Woodbury. December -. al p. m
MARTIN-Passed into rest. Decemoer D. Archer New
ms Martin the 18Th year of als age ~ -.
f Friaay. Dccemter 2s at haif-past o'clock
MIILER-M Goshen. New-York December 20 ielen
Corning Miller. only child u Helen a. ana "hiiaH
Wisner Miller aged years and months
Notice of funeral hereafter.
RrDGwAY-on December 20 Emma Rdgway widow q
Samuel Ridgway, the residence or her niece MfA
r. G. McKean i4s Putnam-ayc. Brooklyn, ~ Y
SCHROEpER-On December -. Frederick Schroeder
aged -
Funeral services will be held his late residence 500
Carl,on-aye.. Brooklyn, on Friday December ~ al
Internent at convenience Of family.
sIMPsoN-on Wednesday December 20, at his late RESI-
dence I3d-st. Jarres simpson. aged ~ Years.
Funeral Saturday II O'Clock from First Baptist Chuch.
West 1sth-st. and Boulevard.
lnterment In Wo0.iawn.
Boston and Norwich. Conn. papers please copy
TAYLOR-On Monday. December "a, Charlotte Ann.
widow Of Edward Taylor. OF staten Island IN the soth
Funeral services at the residence 81 her sonn-law SAM
on Thursday. December p. at Y o'clock m
rnerment AZ convenience u the family
VAN FIEET-Ion. 4 Van Fleet Vice Chancellor Of
New-Jersey. December -. 1884. aged u years =.
SATURDAY December 20 AT ? m -, p,,...
VIII a his late residence Al ! 2. m
WYCKOTF-On December 70 1894. Elizabeth la Grange
Eimeniorl widow of the Rev. Theodore Freinghuyson
WyckDn
Funeral from her late residence Mansion Square Pough-
keepsle @ Saturday, December ~. at ll;5 a. m.
KENSICO CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. - minutes
Central Depot; new private station az en-
trance Once IL East 42i-st Telephone call $50 IS
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CHARLES A. NEITHER.

Charles A. Mettlcr. who was the first president
of the brooklyn Retail Grocers Association ana
twice reelected to the Office. died yesterday AT
his home No 81 fienry-st. Brooklyn. lie was htty-
two years old and native OF l.ucerne, S"ltzer-
land. At the age OF twelve years ne came "
this country and became Il resident Of Brooklyn
f., 1854 ne started in the grocery business at Nassau
and Liberty SITS. and three years ago he removed
his business TO Henry and Pineapple SIS " men
the Retail Groccrs Association was founded, III
isso he was active In the movement, ana was
made president In 1886. 1887 and 1883 he was re-
elected lie was treasurer Of Joppa Lodge, r. and
# for sixteen Years He left n widow, TWO
h,ughiers and three The funeral VIII take
Mace to morrow afternoon
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X. WILLIAM Def MOLD.

pr william Dctmoli one Of the oldest surgeons
IN tho United States died OF general paralysis 4
his home so - East Nnth-st.. yesterday after
noon He the son ~ Henry Detnoli for
merry court physician t. the King Of Hanover was
born In Hanover December q. lslS. and grad
uttcl az the University ~ Gottingen as doctor ~
medicine IN December isJt After serving as army
surgeon In Hanover. he settled In New-York in
lS3l and introduced orthopcdlc surgery into this
country. establishing an orthopeic clinic NJ the
College 81 Physicians and Surgeons In lSl. In 1862
h. became professor of military surgery and hygiene
there. and afterward professor OK clinical and mill
tary surgery.
He was prominent In the Organization Of the
Medical Corps Of the United States Army. I'm the
earlier part OF the Rebellion and introduced knife
and fork FOR one-arnel men, supplied boy the United
states Government a. the "Dctmold knife" During
a surgical practice Of over half 4 century IN this
city De was vicc-prcsil-nf of the Ncw-Nork Acai-
cfny 81 Medicine. consulting surgeon - the Presby
terrain Hospital. the first president OF the New
York County Medical Association on ia organiAi-
ton In lssi and one Of the founders and PRESIDENT
OF the Society FOR me Relief Of widows ana Or
phars u Medical Men. lie contributed Largely %
The medical journals II the country, his nfs publ
cation ou orthopcdic surgery APPEARING ~ N"
American journal Of Medical = "ncc IN Nv lie
reported an important case on opening an Abscess
In the Brain" IN IN" zane journal IN lSN
Dr. petmoli leaves son and daughter. IN" Tor
rn,r A physician. ~ 40. ~ West Eleventh ~. inc
funeral WIZ take place tn" hcUs" ON Saturday at
10 a. II Viii be- private.
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ppoprRry.OwNERs IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
MAY APPEAL TO THE LEGIsLATVRE FINALLY.
The squandering OF nearly 100000 in the Elm
Ct widening and extension is "A Tammany Hall
lob with which the incoming municipal admins
tration viii have no sympathy. The owners OF
property within the area OF assessments, VINO must
pav one-half the cost OF the alleged improve
ment" although large part Of he real estate
derives no benefit whatever ther'irom' are en-
couraged 10 hope that II they can secure no re-
lief from the courts they may obtain IT from the
LEGISLATURE
As far 1t is lawfully possible Il IL believed
that the Senate and Assembly OF 49, will act hhr-
moniously and promptly and VIII repeal every
statute when formed the basis for NlS"am
JobDery
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clety OF Pennsylvania and OF the Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society.
JULIUS SOMBORN.

julius Somborn, Of the firm OF Julius Somborn q
Co.. died his house, lbs East Sixty ninth-st. yes
terday morning of diabetes from which he had
long been a sufferer. Mr.. Sombo-n fifty-three
years of age and had been engaged In the wine
trade for thirty years. The company's office Is at
No. q Beaver-st. He widely known through
out the trade He member of numerous socl-
e;ies including the Lederkranz and Ar!on lie
leaves widow and four children, three daughters
and son. the eldest a girl of sixteen years. The
funeral will take place at the house at $3.50 a. m
tom
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DETER c. hobbs.

Philadelphia, Dec. 26-Peter {. Hollis. president
Of the National Bank OF Commerce. or THIS city,
and who was also Identified with the management OF
numerous railroad and other corporations. died AT
his home In West Philadelphia to-day after pro-
tracted illness lie seventy-one years OF age.
ur Hollis VAS connected with a number OF soci-
s,Ies and boards OF scientific, literary and religious
character He was q member Of the Historical So
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Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Arthur 7. German
OF Maryland; Senator James X. Jones, OF Arkansas
and General John w. Noble of St. Louis GIL
SEY-Hallet Kilbourn OF Washington. HOL-
LAND-Senator Edward o. Wolcott, OF Colorado.
and CONGRESSMAN j. Frank Aldrich. OF Chicago
NEsTROPOL CONGRESSMAN W b. Hooker o.
EreJonia ~ Y DECENTRALIZATION David b.
HILL OF Albany. PARK AVENUE-Rear Ad-
miral Richard W. Meade. L. 8 ~ WALDORF
Frank Mclaughlin. OF the philadelphia Times
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CAPTAIN RICHARD j. MORAN.

CAPTAIN Richard j. Moran, Of the Moran rowing
COMPANY OF this city died from consumption At
his home 40. li3 Summli-st., Brooklyn. yester-
day He was tweniy-siX years Old and had been
I'm the towing business ten years. III" was VOL
known a. the captain of the tugboats X &; VET
and + ~ Nosbdrgh and was a member ~ Harbor
No 8 OF tho American Association OF Masters ana
Pilots OF Steamboats,
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FREDERICK SCHROEDER.

Frederick Schroeder. who died yesterday after
noon at his home, No. 302 Carton-ave., Brooklyn,
was born in Germany in 1890. He came to the
United States the of sixteen, and
was employed in a crockery store. In 1860 he
entered the Mutual Life Insurance Company as
assistant-secretary holding the place until his
Ge1;h: He had been III recently with typhoid le-
YER The funeral services will take place to-nlor-
row, at his house. at p. The burial VIII be
OF Saturday He leaves d widow and one son.
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GENERAL CHARLES p. MONTAGUE

Baltimore Dec. General Charles l.. Montague
lied AT his home. near Leicester. Howard County.
this morning Hrights disease was the cause 81
death General Montague was sXty-siS years old ne
was na;iv- OF Richmond. Va. but cam" To Bait
more when a young man He WAS appointed Ap-
prliser Of the Port Of Baltimore by President Lin
coin In ihsl but his sympnthies were 80 strongly
win the South that he resigned hts commission.
He served in the state legislature ana As \ mem
her Of the STAFF OF Governor Groom.
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COLONEL A. W. MARTIN.

Colonel Archibald W. Martin, n member OF the
firm OF Post, Martin & Co, doing business IN TINS
city died late Tuesday night at MS nome IN NOR
,vood-ave Summit " j.. from heart disease Mr..
Martin had not been well since the death OF his
wife Mary r. Martin. lie served with distinction
Throughout the civil War In "A Pennsylvania resi-
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LANES II. GRiDLEf.

Washington Dec 26-James ii. Gridley, manager
Of the Washington office OF THE Scientific Amerl-
can " died suddenly at his home here last night
lie had been out driving in the afternoon ana was
,,ken Ill and upon reaching home went into on
,,,isions and died later In the evening Mr. Gridley
vas widely known Is a patent attorney
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FOR A MONUMENT TO GEN. DOUBLEDAY

To The Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: General Abner Doubleday the hero VINO
fired the first gun the Union side. In Fort Sumter
rests In an unmarked grave at Arlington. HIS
generalship at the Second Bull Run. South Noun
tain Antietam. Fredericksburg and chancellorsvlle.
80 won the admiration OF all that he was placed
in command OF the First Corps, when Reynolds
was assigned 10 the command OF the left wing
OF the Army When Reynolds fell at Gettysburg
Doubleday held Seminary Ridge until Howard
could form the arriving columns on Cemetery
mn He was one OF the most popular commanders
OF the Corps, although Reynolds Meade. HOOKER
Wadsworth Newton ana Mcdowell commahdei
II. - - - -,
Any OF the First or other corps or patri-
olc citizens, who will assist In erecting monu-
mont 10 General Abner Doubleday, Will please
send their contributions TO Major e. T. Halstead
No 302i Q-st.. Washington, ID. c. -
President First Corps Association.
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sryArORHLECT GEAR I'LL.

Washington Dec 2s.-Representative ana sem
,or-elect Gear OF Iowa is Ill at the foriia"u. No
washington home He at the Capl'oi on Mon
dav but Yesterday unable TO De out anu Il
was reported that he was In serious 'o''''I'o'
~ th, how.var he is said to be very much
hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
JAMES SIMPSON.

James simpson. Of the large drygoods firm Of
Simpson. Crawford Simpson. in Sixth-ave.. died
at his home, No. Al West Seventy thrd-st, at .
o'clock last night. from ocomotor ataxia. Mr.
simpson was born In Makinet. Scotland. October
3. M While young man he came TO this coun-
Try To 90 into the drygoOds business. He found
employment as clerk In the drygoods house OF
Hogg. Brown & Taylor Boston. by which his
elder brother. Thomas who preceded him to this
country. was also employed James made
foreign buyer In ls7i, he into business for
himself I'm Norwich. Conn Five years later the
two brothers with William Crawford. started the
present arm In this city From modest begin
nings great business has been built up.
James simpson was twice married His second
wife VAS the widow 90 his brother formerly a
Miss Prcsly % this city. They were married six
years ago
-Four years ago Mr Simpsons health began 10
fan him. AM for IA" last two years he had been
practically an Invalid. Since September h. had
been extremely weak. and h" had been out OF the
house only feN times !
week ago he became suddenly worse and since
Monday morning had been only sem-conscious.
ON Saturday Mr. simpson distributed 5000
among the employees who had been with the firm
FOR ten years.
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neliQious Notices.


A. C. DIXON will preach Eroomc Street Tabernacle
Thursday $3.50 Exposition at J. Miss Park cornet-
list. Miss Upham, soloist. Creole Quartet
METROPOLITAN HALL. iith-st., rear 6th-ave.-ro-
night unique family gathering: Col. Evans. and Miss
WRAY leading. Meeting noon. Rev. Mr. QUICK
will speak this noon. DR.. PERSON breaches Sunday.
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LRIED.

MOORE-PAG~,., home Ok .he brides paren's so "a
svlvan place on Christmas Eve. December a. ioss
he The Rev j. w Ackerly Mss Anna Eoise ihso
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William H. Pase 70 ior III,
g Moore all " Washington Heights New-foFH City,
Notices of marriages and deaths must DC '"'
dorsed with full name and address.
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Special Notices.

De Pinnn's Suits Cor boys. "a to II years. Dress
SUITS Tor Dancing school ',nglsh sailors. Eton. Niddy
GETAWAY and Tuxedo, Stylish Overcoats and Refers
Great pains taken TO maHe "ur clothes becoming 10 tnS
Roy Lad vno Yatronized VIII be much
pleased a trial order.
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WINDSOR-Edward Atkinson. OF Boston, ana ca
Governor s. H. Ebert, OF Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
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