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New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
DIED.

the Rev David coe d. honorary sasy ecrs,ats IN the sss
pEMAREsron weanesasy iS.h ipft nit @ Of pneumonia
friends Of The family are invited S g IS 'saa wst
Ssd-s on saturday morning. 10Th inst. at 10 o'clock
cooDRICH-in Lakewood February ~ at the esdsnre n
Of dH Rey oadrcS III Dashs Ss scdse Mass aged ST.
Funeral in stockbrdge Friday morning at lo'ov 500.
al her residence no % Clinton Aida A. widow OF
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
HATHAwAY.-on Tuesday, February Il, SARAH WAC"
services at ioas Gates-ave Brooklyn Thursday at ,
O'Clock.
@ Hewitt. Widow Of Thomas M Hewitt the 10Th year of
Charles T. Hewitt ssi Bellevue Trenton, ~ j. At
II 80 a. saturday the 10th inst
UORTON-On February IL. Ann Eliza. widow OF curtis C
Funeral service at the residence her son-inaw W.
Feter. RdseneId Bergen County. y. J.. on THURSDAY.
rrnn leaves sd st. at GAO p m Chambers-st. e
KNowER-on Tuesday. February - soS a. the s rest
"sS q Edmund s ss ssd rssd s e q Eas ~ at 10
a. M Thursday 14th inst.
NAM. n. city ." e. pesTSsy a. 1895 Edward
services Thursday evening. February Il. at ! p. m.
Intermsnt private.
Ssl. in ne SUMMIT sSs on February 10 N'''
Funeral will be held at his late residence On
yntsmsn, Ssy ps0tssFg !, tSs NJ ss Of the family
oopES on MGTssy Of s s e.
Norris Ogden in the 3sth year OF his age. -
Funeral services will held Trinity Church. Thusday
morning. February IA. at half-past O'Clock.
RII1NELANDER-In this city. on wednesday febfusD
3 Isaac Leonard Kip infant son OF PHILIP ana Adeins
Kip Rhinelander.
Funeral private
RIcHARDsON.-On Tuesdsy. February II. 1882 Horace
&. Richardson, the I3d OF his age.
and -, friends invited to s attend s Psc:
Brooklyn. Thnrsdsy day February il. at ) p,
lnterinent private.
sARGEANTAt Newark " j. February l3 $780,
Samuel :. Sergeant. in his Goth year
Pieasant,aye: SATURDAY. 10th inst. 8 p Rels-
tives and friends invited.
Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
scoFiELD,on Monday February H. 1885 at Fshkli;
his
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral
services his late residence. Hudson
Thursday. February II. at p. m
THOMPsON-At Eustis Fla. Saturday. February g.
1876. the Rev Albert J. Thompson. rector OF ST. Glenn
~nt's Church New-York In the 46h year OF hts
Funeral services ST. Clements Church los West St.
on Friday the 18th inst. 3 O'Clock p.
Clergy friends ard parhcners are invited to be present.
Kindly omit flowers.
delaware and Baltimore CMd) papers please copy.
WHrTING-On Monday February II. at Concord v. H.,
Elot Ingersol 1on Of James r. Whiting. In the l7th
Funeral services at tho Church of Heavenly Rest on
Thurslay. AZ O'Clock.
Interment WOOiawu.
dencc. 81 East 55thst. Louis G. WaehreT
Funeral services at 81, Patric's Cathedral on Friday.
18Th inst. at 10 a.
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to attend
lnterment In Calvary Cemetery
from Grand Central Depot private station
uarce once i6 Eas, +2d-st Telephone CALL $50 80
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POstOfncc Notice.

Foreign mails for the ending February 10 will
'q;s aspssay H 81 cases % ia Plata @
oer 3 Cuver; at p. m supplementary i;3o p m, TOT
N'f''S n ct ~ SSs sa Justin va Par:
"s,' "ssa,'rnR6ASxi Ii SIfs.';s ss '" qRss%snay sss
EurCpsa Sa ISI.,.s Bsr s. India o%sra ne r S;c
MAMMA Via Naples dettcrs must be directed per Nor.
mannaD At 10 m for & per sss tas
Portune island jamaica per Ailsa letsrs for
psese %Sf 's cSaess and Yacasn sens.
Sireetea per senecaO; 1880 tOr Hayt cumana
and csupano pes prns Wsm e,,srs S fSr % S,hss
Guiana must be directed per prins wIlem I,l; at II
Sg %s f' S directed Per vs
IL M for Grenada. Trinidad. Tobago and Paramaribo
ans ks Island per- @ 0r Geo. apS w. H.y as st
% p M. for santa Martha and carthagena. per 9:
land. per steamer from Halifax
Mails for China and Japan per s. s. Victoria 0rom
m Mails 'ore or the society ISLANDS. per ship Gaee
San Francisco close here daily up 70 February y se
@ dressed only per g. Empress Of China Sfrc Van.
couver. close here daily up February .25 at $50 m
Franz FrsnssSs % cose in here ds dsy Sp to
p Mails for Australia texcep, those for w:st ASs
Hawaii FIJI and Samoan Islands per Marposa IRON
San Francisco close here daily up 70 March S VIII
British H. 'G mails q" for Australia Mali. Hawaii, per
,C% San m Ms. 9sr
Hawaii and FIJI ds'S sH"ds s.s perM March s0S 10
s 1S Asrfa ss MaAs :. close a. 'n; a Of
Ss,Sn Ace daily ana s ssms! ssU Oy once asy
at for Cuba M ssss ns sHs sans GS' on
dsys U''y Tharsdays and saturdays from Port Tampa Fla
sT "a N:sS eH.s s
ma. cssss sI;fs q pAgroS Posms.
postoeace Nsw-York. Feb 9. 1893
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
T1FRTCiINE" At THE OPEE1.

Thanks TO the efforts OF the unshaV"n ana
greasy claque which is always 10 be seen anu
heard at the Metropolitan Opera House "h'h HF
nor Tamagno sings. last nights performance %
"I,Africaine" was received with much noisy ap-
nroyal The claqUes demonstration was Hn'e
unnecessary for the representation wouH nav"
been more enjoyable without it-even Sgnor IA
macno'r admirable though conventional i"perSo-
nation % the intrepid navigator. who succeeds IN
boarding a ship In miJ-ocoan. without assistance
while she is running before gale. The sgnor
sang well and his proverbal inconsiancy was ac-
centuatcl by the Circumstance that he was com
neIlci 10 be I'm love with two Inez"s In addition to
the usual Sellka Miss Lucille Hill. after singing
excellenfly IN the frat act. was suddenly taken III
and could not appear in the second. "herenpoh
,he curtain WAS rung down before the nnai duet
IN that act and thereafter the unfaithfu Bhu"r-
rncis,er who TIL then had been q maid In waiting
nIled the role Of ner own mistress. ~ Tor me
rest little need hs said concerning IN" perform
ance which was much Ike It's predecessors last
v,ar Slgnor Ancona Was m energetic Nllurko
With Uollmanesque hair. and sang ana acted vel
N Fdouard de Heszkc the Don felrp. fthtfy
and aonorous noblemau. whose hfniablc manner ne
liol tho character forced upon him hy IN" nhrctis
,rihute or sincere admiration must b" paid. for
though hamp.rei hy tho absurd afilnriali} ~ m"
rarf ghe sang and acted ~ with cotnmrnihhl"
slrreritv. intelligence and honesty OF pnrpo'r
rNo opera for Saturday afternoon has been
changei from "OieliO' TO "Falsian
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LOI'IS c. WAEHNER.

Louis c. Wachner died at his home. NO. oi East
Fifty-hfth-st.. at 30 "A. m. yesterday ror '"e '
tro vc,rs he had bccn an invalid suffering from
pulmonary troubles that ended In consumption lie
passed through the Columbia Law School ana was
admitted t. the Bar twenty-five years ago. anu
joIncd the firm Of Lawrence q Waehner' MS part
ner being Frank X. Lawrence, with Offices al pres
cnt in No l2o Broadway lie had already n,aoe MS
marx as politician before being caiied 10 '"o n".
and serv.d "a n democratic Assemblyman In 1874
and ME I'm ;h, Latter wear he was chairman or the
Judiciary Committee. owing 10 the large business
OF the hrm ne Withdrew from active poiitlcs,, Duu @
u,hen rho Times required 4. always worked hari TOR
his Marty Socially he Was well known man, pc
ing :, member OF the Lotos. Lederkran/. beethSson
and American Yacht clubs. lie leaves "A WIDOW
The funeral services will take place AZ ST Patrick
Cathedral at 10 "a. tomorrow ana Nle BURIAL VIII
he In Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
RECEPTION or 4 REPCBLICAy CLUE.

Tho Republican Club OF the IXth Assembly Dis
trlct gave most enjoyable reception and lance
last nisht at the Lexington Avenue Opera House.
Fifty-eghth-st and Lexington-aye. The guests were
somewhat late In arriving. but when once the bail
was set rolling every lived up to the motto
on the programme ION with the dance" The foi-
lowing were the committees. Arringements-Char!es
A. Ferguson chairman; Albert L. Hail. Harry G.
rovlor William j. Dyer and George b. Deane. jr.
Reception George X. Robertson chairman: Jonn
McKeever c. A. Benedict. w. C. Baxter. John
Duly. Joseph r Hackett. John W. Jacobus. James
Mallon Daniel Murray Thomas Reid, Robert
Walsh. DR. Hamilton Williams, Charles j. Kirby,
George g. Deane. J. J. Brown A. Byron Cross,
A. s Hawley f. b. Miller. c. H. Macy. Alvin NAL
lorv John w Marshall y. VI. Wilson and James
charles A. Ferguson was floor director. with J.
Augustus Edgeriy and f. NJ. Greenbank as as
sistants. -, ,u,.. .,x..,
dent OF the Board OF Aldermen; John ID. Windolph
vice-president of the Board OF Aldermen. and Al
dermen smiling Wines Winants and Hackett; Mr.
and Mrs H. l.. Conklin Miss Jennie Deane. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II. Parker. Mr. and Mrs J. A. Edserly
Mr and Mrs c. NJ Brnkerhon. Mr.. and Mrs George
H. robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lincoln Webb. Mr.
and Mrs charles Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs c. j..
Kirby and Miss Wineberg.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was
eighty years old
Asbury Park, n. j.. Feb. 10 (Spec.aD.-This morn
ing William c. Gardner. a carpet merchant. OF Hed
Bank. found dead In bed at the home ol MS
son-n-aw William F.. Bedell. In Sixth-ave, Aspufy
Park The doctors say he died from heart disease.
4 week ago last night Mr.. Gardners wife died
suddenly at their home In Red Bank. and the pe,,
reaved husband ha just returned from her bur'al
in NewYork State.
Ithaca. y. Y..Feb 13.-Profcssor Luther c. Foster.
superinte tendent the gr lied schools here ded ths
afternoon He fer many years in charge or the
Elmra public schools. He came here twenty years
ago and has bIit up schools ranking third In tic
state. He IVES about 3evcnty-two years ca. ne
was an assIduous worker and had been at his desk
until within few days.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
pLYA FOR HOyOLTLT REBEL.

The wife OF Colonel r. Seward. who has been con-
demned to death at Honolulu on charge OF trea-
connection with the recent insurrecton
against the Government mas requested Peconlc
Lodge. No. 3sl. Free and Accepted Masons Of Long
Island City. to take some action toward getting her
husbands sentence mltigated. Mrs. Seward ana
family now live at Gulfori. Conn. Colonel Seward
Is well known In the eastern part OF Suffolk County.
having AT time been In charge OF the Long
Beach Fish Works and lived at Orion. He left there
ten years ago and went South. Then he went To
California and from there 10 the Sandwich Islands
The friends OF Colonel seward In Suffolk County
have requested Congressman James w. Covert 10
intercede with the Government and II possible OBJ
tain a suspension OF Colonel Stewards sentence.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
OBITUARY..
GouvERNEuR MORRIS OGDEN.

FOUN .RNEJK MOftIsIo VC'DT1'N
Gouverneur Morris Ogden. whose death has just
occurred was son of Gouverneur Morris Ogden
who for many years was counsel for Trinity Church
and Columbia College. and grandson OF DaVld H.
Ogden. one OF the most famous barrsters VINO ever
practised in the courts Of this State Gouverneur
Morris ogden. ID was educated at Harvard, but was
prevented by ill-heal,h from taking his degree. lie
wss afterward graduated at the Columbia College
Law School. and AZ a member of the Bar. and whiie
his chiefs were Judge Iacombe and Judge Beck
man. did some excellent work for this city in tne
offce OF the CORPORATION Counsel. AT thc time Oh
his death and for some fye previous years Mr. og
den was and had been ;he secretary or the commit
Tee OF Counsel Of the Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pany. His services in that capacity were most EN-
cient. and the president and each member OF tne
committee and every examining counsel must leei
mat the company has sustained a serious loss: ,
Kindness, gentleness and amiabillty were or the
essence of Mr.. Ogden's nature Few men IN the
city had larger number Of friends and by all or
them he honored and beloved
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
FOR THE DE. PARKHURsr TESTIMONIAL FUND.
MISS THOMPSOS'S READING.

Miss Mary IS. Thompson. al her reading yesterday
afternoon at the Woman's Exchange, No. II East
Thrtieth-st again showed the force OF her az; by
Its power over her hearers From the first musical
ana clearly enuncated sentence TO the last rapt at
'enton was displayed. The specially OF yesterday
reading was the demonstration OF the force OF
irain In poem. and rs beauty when properly pre-
setnted t,1Sd This was clearly revealed In the poems
G.Sordon 81 Shall Remember" BY Edith NJ Thomas
~. 100000" and I'm Loves Land" by Swinburne. and
,senoered senred Miss Thompson closed with the trial
contrast to the Verse which had preceded it. '"e
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
HENRY DEMARESI.

Henry Dernarest. retired drygoods merchant.
died at his home, No. 80 West Thlrty-third-st..
yesterday from pneumonia. In his seven'y-ftth year
MIR. Demarest came of an old Bergen County, N. j..
,,n,iIv ana when 4 Young man entered bust
ness In this city For many years he was In bust
ness at Houston-st. and Broadway lie retired
about twenty five years ago. He was director OF
the Broadway Fire Insurance Company, the Rutgeis ;
Fire Insurance Company, the feopie Bahk' IN
canal-st.. and trustee In the IRVING savings IN
stituion. Mr. Demarest was memper OF the Flfth
Avenue pr,sbyterIan Church. His wife and daugh-
ter survive him The funeral VIII take place on
Saturday at the home. at 10 a. M lh' p"fiai VIII
hc II
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
HORACE c. RICHARDSON.

Horace C. Richardson. assistant actuary ot the
New York LIFE Insurance Company, died at his
home. NO ls6 Icnerts Place. Brooklyn. on Tuesday
He had been connected with the company for thirty
years and had won his place by hard ana iathlu
work n. came from the south ANA enterel the
,orpsnv's service while youth. In lS0 he mar
rl,d and he is survived by widow ana one GauYn-
tor Since January h: had been IN pcor ,.ea hsan ua
and hIs death was caused BY acute Rrights disease
Mr. Richardson was n member OF the rentraI Coh
gregatIonal church. OF which Dr. A. j. r. Bcntends
l. pastor The funeral Will take place to-day AZ
o'clock Dr Rehrends will preach the sermon Inc
burial will he In Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
LECTURE on WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

lecture was given before the guilds OF Trinity
Church last evening in the Trinity Mission House,
IN Fulton-st by Alfred NJ Coett. HIS SUBJECT
WAS Westminster Abbey. considered especially IN
i,s antiquarian aspects and Its architectural peau-
ties as well as Its relation to church history. INC
I,c,ure was Illustrated by many stereopticon views.
Ar ,,ouct, e. an Englishman who has made a
snecia study Of the great cathedrals Of his native
land and his discussion OF the most famous ,o OK
then, was full OF the intere:t tnat an aatS ~
SIstoric associations The lecture was listened 70
fv a large audience with an evident enjoyment
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

by Mrs Astor will make brief stay in England
and then 60 to Paris take possession OF an apart
ment in the Champs E.ysee which has been secured
for her Hitherto she has always stayed at a no.
tel in Paris but desire for more home comforts
led her TO decide on having an apartment there An
agreeable one has been found for her by an agent
Mrs Astor does not intend to entertain extensively
in Paris and will return TO this country in June
She will go directly 10 her summer home at New
mort "Reechwood" Her new uptown house. which
adions that Of her John Jacob Astor, at Fhth-
ave and Sixty yffth-st. will be ready for occupancy
nov
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
REpTRLTCANS WV IN CANISTEO

yIornellsvllle y. Y. Feb. ls-Cansteo's town meet
ing was held yesterday. The Myers ballot machine
was used and proved great success. Returns were
made In fifteen minutes after the polls were closed
1,he nrin,lpal fight was on the excise question A
no-cense man elected. and Cansteo goes dry
ed by an average majority os over 300.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
nnETRT MORKELI..

Robert Morrcn dicl yesterday At summit. y. j..
after 4 lingering Illness from enlargement of the
liver II. was nfty-nine years Old MI Morrell
was Tor many years member - the lumber firm
Of Vanderb.ck n Morrcll OF Jersey cry. ana an
Inventor u some note. Among his patents were
,ailroad ties Joints tie fasteuings and wear plates
and a combined hook and ladder truck ana hose
c,,,isg, 81. h,I been an invalid oyer since the
Death of his son Edwin. who was Killed IN the ac-
ciiout on the pcilUarc. Lnckawhnna and Western
Roilroad ON thc Iackcnsack meadows Il year ago.
III" funeral wn be- held at his home IN Spring
rDld
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
GOVERNOR AYD MRS MORTOy'S RECEPTION

Albany. Feb. l3.-rhc largest reception ever given
In the Executive Mansion since its reconstruction
Ave years ago took place tonight. when Governor
ard Mrs Morton received citizens ~ the State gen
orally at their last reception OF the season before
Lent. Fourteen hundred Invitations were Issued
and there n great crush. The receiving party
consisted OF Governor Morton, Mrs. Morton ana
Miss Morton. \ supper served at midnight
and later there dancing.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
THE REV. W T. ID. GLENN.

Haliimo-e. F,o i} oSpccaD.-Thc Rev w + II.
GLENN the o'des' minister in the Baltimore confer
encc ~ the Methodist Episcopal Church. di"d last
nlghi his HON" In G1van''oNn. II" was a
brDthcr-in-lsw Of Bishop Bowman AMI cousin ~
n,,rriay. OF Edgar Allen Poe lie leaves four chi,-
ircn. two sons and two daugntcrs. ii.s nrst chrge
was a. Williamsburg. Penn. IN ~" ani All nir
ministerial work vas r0nfncl 20 peunsy'ylnll and
MARYLAND ITS cousin. Nlrglnia GLENN. was the
Nifc ~ Elgar Allen Poe and he conducted TN"
funeral services over the pp't IN the OH West
Minister gravey f. This city.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
HENRY s. LANSDELL

Henry S Lansdcll. one OF the Oldest ana pest
Lnoun residents OF Prospect Heights. BROOKLYN
died yesterday morning at his home No 462 sixth
st. The cause OF death was asthma. Mr' ha"s
dell had been Identified with church WORK ,,n III
Brooklyn for over thirty years. for ionS n uI,'e
he had been n yestryman I'm All Saints Church,
Seventh.st and Seventh-ave.. where the funerai
will be held to morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
c,rr,,y DarDrLoy.s P0rrR.yr

The p,rtrnlt 81 Captain Charles Raudclon. of the
s,ean4hip La Glscogne which was published in
Tho Tribune on Tuesday. should have been 'r"dit' u
a. The Ocean Publishing Company. Through an IN
,..,,,,,. tho credit line was omitted The por-
trait IS the property of tho ocean Publishing Com
many Of which John II. Gould is Iiitor and mana
,rr 'rha office ~ ihr company is at 40 - i.fotd-
wnv Tho COMPANY is engaged IN IN" prNinriou OF
Illustrated publications relating to ocean travel aLd
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
DIED.

rAI.ry.--At Bloomfield. n. j.. February 10. 1895.
irrsi,rc< Farris Bailey In the 18th OF his
s,aves and friends OF the family respectfully
yI,ed to attend funeral services at his late
lance No Al Cinton-st Saturday. 10 o'clock
"A.
Interment at Evergreens Cemetery.
nIRR-on Tuesday February IL. Margaret Conrad Burr
wife of the late Frederick A. Burr.
Relatives friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence Az
Train leaves foot OF Lbsrty-st ct 80 p. m.
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Also the following by Contribution boxes:
leo ,he fcllowlng nddItIonal from trades
CONDITION or MISS CHOATE CNcHANGED.

The condition Of Miss Enie Choate. daughter Of
Joseph "A Cnoate. who has been III at her home
No 30 West Forty -seventh-st. for over two weeks
was unchanged last night Miss Choate - very H.
and yesterday messenger boys were stationed at the
door OF her home 10 open the door at the approach
OF visitors. and thus prevent the ringing OF ne
bell MIR (,hoate's friends daily evlnce their
sympathy bv calling at his home and nqulring
about his daughters condition.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

AsTOR-Mrs J Ellen Foster Of Washington
pKEyOORT-The Earl OF caithness. BRtNS
NIcK-Shcrman Hoar Of Waltham. Mass. IioI--
IAND-Ex-liovernor Thomas A. Osborn, OF kah-
s.s. Roswell 4. Parmenter. OF Troy. and Cornelius
*. g. Billings. OF Chicago. Park ANhN r.
,.or Admiral stephen b. Luce. United states
N,yv VICTORIA-Professor Goodwin Smith. OF
Toronto WALDORF-Prince del Drago, OF
Rome: H. Bax Ironside. OF the British Embassy
at Washington. and william NJ Crsmp
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
pATTT SINGING ~ yycE.

Nice. Feb. l3-patti appeared here IN N"rdis La
Traviata" this evening She had recovered entirely
from her cold AMI was ~ magnificent voice. The
enthusiasm Of the audience vas unbounded Patu
was recalled eleven times and howers were piled on
the stage almost from wall 10 wall
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
POLICEMAN ULEARr'S vTCTIM DIES.

Mrs Margaret White. who was shot in the left
shoulder b, her son-in-'aw. Policeman Dennis
O'Ieary Of the Madson-st. station. at No. 2S Mon
roc-st on the night OF February ., died In Gouver-
u.ur IIospital at O'Clock last night. Mrs. White
was shot in n quarrel between OLeary and several
members OF his wlfe's family. O'Leary Is locked up
In no
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
opITI'ARY NOTES.

Chicago Feb I3-Philander Iiickcox. one OF the
earliest settlers OF Chicago and also one of the old
est members OF the Board OF Trade. died last night
from paralysis at his home In this city Mr. Hick-
cox eighty years old
Wheeling W. Va Feb. l3.-Wiam NJ. Hearne. "A
prominent business man OF this city. died to-day
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
/ NOT1BLE CONCERT FOR CHARITY.

1T Is TO ED GIVEN NEXT MONDAY NIGHT At THE
HOTEL RENAISSANCE.
Tickets are already much in demand for the con-
Ger, in the new wing OF the Hotel Renaissance,
West Forty-third-st near Fifth-ave.. on Monday
evening next in aid OF three needy Day Nurseries.
the Virginia the Jewell and the Memorial charities
dear 10 the hearts OF many people in society. The
concert is under an array Of patronesses who are
sufficient 10 insure It's success from society point
or view and for its musical attractions one has
only TO name Mile Sybil Sandcrson, Mrs. Jane
Wvnan and NJ. Josef Holman. II Is possible thdt
another star from Mr. Abbeys operate forces VIII
appear The concert s 10 take place In the new
dning-room of tn hotel and the music viii be fol-
lowed by an elaborate seated supper The price
of tickets has been placed at s. each. ana ms VIII
include concert and supper. Tickets may be oD-
talned at the Hotel Renaissance. at sherry :. ana
AZ Miss Biningcrs Fifth-ave. near fortN-iOurth 81
The patronesses include Mrs: Lew /. Norton VINO
has promised to be present: Mrs Cornelius ander-
blt Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs. William Is an
derbilt Mrs ". Watts sherman. MTs. Fdrah ST.
ems Mrs William y. Sloane. Mrs. Richard Moiti-
mer Mrs. l.. X Wilmerding MrI, rishi, s Ais'
Ma rarisS any,;s ~; nlmont Mrs James A Burden Mrs
John Alexander. Mrs. William jay Mrs. John u
Iowrey, Mrs. ": +. Douglas Ms Arthur an, Ran-
Mrs Gouverneur Kortwrght. Mrs. sidney Dinon
Ripley Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs George II. Beard MIS- Mrs'
Clarence G. Dnsm9re Mrs; J. namPnsbm P.ba T%op' nySp
jr Mrs Henry Sloane. Mrs. Frederic H. Betts'
Mrs Bockholst Cutting. Mrs. Frederic sheldon
Mrs f. L. Raylies. Mrs Frederick Ge6hard' Mrs Mrs
Pierre Lorillard 1r, Mrs Henry Glews: Mrs Addi-
Cammack Mrs John sloan Mrs a. ,is CAS- Nm Nm
II Mortimer Brooks Mrs. W. Rhnelander Stewart.
Mrs l. Townsend Burden; Mrs BuGhannn Win- n1
and Mrs H. A. c. Taylor. Lander's orchestra
will play while supper IL being served
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
BrRvHaRDr " 4 VIEW FART

PARIS Feb l3.- Suicrmann's "icimath' Mas pro-
duccd by Sarah Bernharft this evening NJ the He-
r.tssauco Theatre The name - tho French version
OF the pay ls "NhgJa' B"rnhardt played m" iiil"
part with great success. and was hpphnhci ana ir-
called with unusual enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
MRS. UILLI1M ASTOR SAILS

TO EEMAIN ABROAD UNTIL June WHEN SHE
WILL. GO To NEWPORT
The steamship Teutonc. OF the White Star Line.
had Mrs. William As;or among her passenger
whea she sailed for Liverpool yesterday morning
\ number OF friends were at the pier to say good
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
MARRIED..

..no,,rr prtI-on Tuesday February IL. ls05. at
nos AZ the brides parents by the Rev Robert
s,p tns allan Churchill. daughter OF Jared W. Bell
=, i,ms. parsons Woodruff.
Sot,cc. Of marriages and deaths must be in
dnrsei with full name and address.