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Moamals ole slifatre arepfms.

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9nbtnetsfrtFs in @tftoria.

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Ser SemtI9e GorrelbomSent,


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IN ben DiitteIs uno GaefaGtsn.
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maIcnbafI pertbcilt poroeu.
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sSrob Rra!uaG in ST. SnBns.

Die Seu0lteyuuA Oer StaOt gbi fd1 Nltt
nit Ssripycteu suiyicOeu MD iHht r1
Il Eelfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
THE WEEK ~ BALTIMORE SOCIETY,"

Baltimore March (SpeciaD.-Every hour OF
Monday and Tuesday afternoon anl evening. We're
occupied with gay doings. ON Monday afternoon
there was the colonial tea. which. blythe way.
will keep up during Lent owing to the mourning
Of the president tMrs. kapff). she was not
present at the entertainment. On Monday evening
Mira. Charles Kclm gave "A card party To Mrs.
OFarrcl. the guest OF Mrs narcs Mayer.
Among those invited were Mrs. Edgeworth Bird.
Mrs George Small. Mrs. John O Turnbull, Mrs.
Clinton McShcrry. Miss Florence Mackubin. Mrs
Ronshaw Miss Mary Honey Miss MacCandlish
AIrs. Jesse Iiilles, Miss Cohen and Miss Carroll
Mrs. Hough Cottmans luncheon the same after
noon was in honor OF Mrs. Robert Atkinson and
Mrs Cambria OF Florida. The guests were Mrs
William Reed. Mrs. Leo Knot. Mrs. Miles, Mrs
William Bose. Miss Lizzie Glider ana Mrs. Bris-
coe The dinners before the cotillon were given by
Mrs Charles Joseph BOnapartc. Mrs wilson rat
and Mrs Nelson Perrin. At Mrs. Bona
parties dinner were Mr.. and Mrs Hall Harris
Miss whitney. Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Cabel
Bruce Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Reynolds ana
John McKim Mrs. Patterson's dinner WAS small
Those present Miss Van Rensselaer,. MISS Gil
dersleeve Miss Nellie Wilson. Harry Randall or
Ncw-York: Raleigh Gildcrsleeve and Frank Har-
vey. Those present at Mrs Nelson Perin's dinner
Mr. and Mrs Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs Winslow
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry jenkins. Miss Pres
ton and Robert Ichr.
The german on Monday evening las the last to
be given this season by the Bach'iois No''io"
Club 1t was led by Columbus OD. Lee. and many
strangers were present After the cotilion Mrs
Chaplain Pennington gave a small supper
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Tompkins gave hand
some luncheon and card party. Among the guests
were Mrs Edmond jenkins. Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Hall
Harris Miss Fulton. Mrs lglehari. Mrs Jesse
Hcs Mrs George Small. Mrs. William Reed.
Mrs Clarence Cotlman. Mrs Albert Richie. Mrs.
Atkinson. Mrs. william T. Wilson, Mrs. Gustave
Lurman, Mrs. Southgate Lennon, and a Few
others. -,
Mrs. Daniel c. Gilman and the Misses Gilman
were at home to their friends on Tuesday after
noon Mrs. Morton Stewart assisted Mrs Gilman
In receiving, and there were many callers sew
eral mncheons were given on Tuesday afternoon.
Among those who entertained In this way were
Mrs. f.. X. Ward. Miss Mary A. jenkins ana MIS-
Samuel Buzby
Mrs George Small gave dinner on Tuesday
evening TO Ensign and Mrs w: b. Franklin.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Riggs Mr. and Mrs W. X. Cromwell. Miss Kent.
Miss Mary Irwin Keyser and Frank Frck; jr:
The Shakespeare club met at Colonel X. NJ.
Johnston's on Tuesday evening. and heard paper
from him about the plays of Shakespeare.
on Thursday the card club organized for Lent
met at Mrs Hall Harriss. Among those present
were Miss Meta Fowler Miss Montel Mr. and
Mrs Nelson Strother Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Patter-
SON Mr.. and Mrs John A. Ioinpkins' MT ana Mrs.
William Reed and John McNim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
DELTGHyS OF Old POTvT COMFORT.

Old Point Comfort. Va. Feb y (speciaD.-The
gorgeouan"ss Of the tropics pervades the big IIy-
6eia Hotel. Office. parlors and ballroom are
bowers OF beauty. The Lcntcn days hurrylng
along. and that means crowd OF "a shionable per
sons at Old Point There IL music. now and plenty
for "A change given way TO the more subduel
strains OF string pieces.
Brooklyn man, on reaching Old Point. ex-
claimed: We have been running all around the
South to find Il comfortable place We her"
10 stay. knowing good thing when find 1t. -
Delightful weather. perfect cuisine. plenty of ozone
all the luxurics o. home ana only one night from
Ncw-YorI:.
Recent New-York arrivals: y. G. Fowler. Jr.. \.
". Spear ir. Oscar Spear. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Doremus. Mrs ". Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. /. Il.
Hall. MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Lowell, Mrs. T.. l..
owen, William j. Luddell. Mrs l.. l.. Adams.
Joseph c. Evans, George X Sheldon Mr.. and Mrs.
Irookiyn: oscar j. Murray, H. O. Appchy II.
A. Bourne, Miss II. l.. Eourne Miss Alice Bourne.
pr and Mrs. l.. l. Thompson.
boston Mr and Mr.. G. F. Batchelde G; Mrs : $
DaI.oss Love. Utica: X. T. Mansfield and wife,
Miss Mansfield Mr.. and Irs. f" Shaefer. Balti-
more: William Hops. Toronto. Canada: John
Dunn Montreal. Mr.. and Mrs. Paterson. Miss
Paterson 6. Wainwright. Chicago: Mrs. j. W.
Wickam and two children Miss MacGowan.
Brooklnc. Macs. Mrs r.. II. Williams and son.
and Mrs. James +. Ross. and Mr.. and Mrs A. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
CHESTS or kME. Van NORWAY.

large musicale" was given on Friday evening
at Nine. Van Normans Institute, No go West
Seventy -irst-st, under the direction of Miss Lille
Berg. assisted by her pupils. Miss Ade.e Beckman.
Miss Eloisa Oates. Miss May Rank and Henry Holt
and by Miss Berg's accompanist. Miss Jane Pot
finger. Others taking part were Miss Frances A.
Freer. autoharp; Edwin > Be.krap and Miss Agnes
Crawford, readers. The guests were received by
Nine. Van Norman. the Misses Jennie and Leedy
Matthews and Miss Berg. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee. Mrs. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Copeland. DIR. and Mrs
Charles H. Knight. the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. r. r.
Booth DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Fowler, the Rev. DR..
Maynard, the Rev. DR.. Edward Octavius FlagS,
Dr. and Mrs Curry. the Rev. and Mrs. Madison ..
Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Hauser Nr and Mrs. John
H. Judge. Mr. and Mrs. Asa a. Alling. Howard
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed. Mrs. Florence
A. Wingate, Mrs @. q. COwls Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
Adam, Mr. and Mrs. Manning. Van Brunt Pearce.
Sidney Hoeninghaus. Frank Wetzler. DIR. C. B.
Carter Mrs Frederick Dufais, Miss Dufais. Dr.
William Howe Morrison. Mrs. William r. Sheffield.
Miss Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwarz. James
Fitch Thompson, Mrs. Arthur Smith. Miss Helen
Durham Arthur Gray Or. Eweii Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs Garth Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe, Or. and Mrs.
Fite. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh. Mr.. ana Mrs. Bibb. p.
H. Thompson Or. and Mrs. Forest Wyeih Todd,
Mr. and Mrs WELLER Miss WELLER DR.. Egave. Mme.
Marie Dr. Dwight Mason and Miss Mason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
POLITICS ~ EHODL ISLAND.


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,,
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the passage oil Il" '"'P''''.' ' ,
81 amendments - ~" CONSTITUTION" l'S '''''''
man, ,-,..,.s 90 MAKE the Lieutenant Governor
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tho presiding ""''' "' az ~ ''' 90
Governor. at present u hl'o provinces i'i 81.
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10 permit 'he ''''' "t''" ''''''.'
members OF the Hou@" o. Representatives o. "''''
t,....t 49,, .r . ,cr.~l Ticket The sity - PrpsI-
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election or on the occasion ~ the c.iN election 10
,.,. t, >.,..-,f.- Cft,iou 3. divided a. TO
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49, aha tt... --,.,. d.. , ..,,n- feeling that an
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
YJSIJORS ~ THE HERESHTRE UIILS

Lenox. Mass. March CSpeci1D-Ihe LehoA
contingent impatient TO get their country places
open, and some Of them here nearly every
week George II Morgan has been spending ie"
days here. lie and his family will come UP ior the
season In May. Mrs. William Il. Shatuck. VINO mas
been In New-Orleans during the winter. was III
l.enox this week directing the repairs upon brooK-
hurst, which she and her daughter. Mrs +. Burriil
Hoffman. will occupy the coming season. Mrs. An
son Phelps Stokes and Miss Ethel Stokes nave oeeh
spending a few days at Shadow Brook. 1hey eN-
pect 70 occupy Il early I'm the season. Philip j.
Sands has been spending a few days here this week
lie and his family will be among the earlier ar
rivals John Sloane has been spending several days
at Wyndhurst. He and his family will occupy their
In the spring go
The streets and many of the cottages viii be
lighted by electricity next summer.
Mis- Madeline Cutting OF New-York. IL the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs W. +. Bartlett. in Pitsned. MI
and Mrs w. ii. Cooley have issued invitations TO
the marriage Of their daughter. Mrs. Frances Pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

MRS s Misses S 'Pd MTs csFss's
man. ycoI9ne Asa blrd Gardner, george WYE;
Mir. WiliaIn s pyle Miss Marie Pyle. SCOTT Pyle
Mrs D. \ ars Miss Harris r W And Mis-" s Bsnam m
Alice Gibbs, Miss Edith Pearsal; Miss Amy Bowers
Waney j"hn SP PTa hu1
Mt M ~ Hunt Mr. ana AM M ThoW WabTdfc
Brooklyn; MIR ana Mrs John i. Garrett Mrs. Paul
Tayior Brown NJ and Mr. W Bai soyge A2pE cker
Bispham' george Tucker Bispham jr, the Misses
Borie Major ana Mrs Henry A. Eartlet and i Len-
secretary OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. and Mrs
sims of FALCON IN and Professor Duncan camp
Arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel include the TO-
loving Professor and Mrs Brqnde1 Mathews MISS MISS
S MoTss a.. II Fleas ana II ne wy Msa"ps Y:
Mr.: and Mrs Clarence McKim Miss MG rSi M Mrr-
end Mrs George " Best u CharIfs 6 seS sharp
f 1ss Mrs Mrs. < s sidfsis MS: si";F
M and WINS MRS Hash Kevene A the
W j. Parkinson Nr and Mrs. r. J. I;ancastSer' Mr. mr.
1nd M R9nicsa Of S%a @
r. Maxwell Mr.. and Mrs John ,iioo, r Mr v anu
Wo Nj WGJ r an ar Mrs a' 8 Mason schcr
meThorn Of Brooklyn A. L. Ressts s:s MSS W Mn1e
.stS'T Baey Henry IL IaXrSnee NJ and Sd,I Mr.
Mr. s and Mr. Mrs. AND Nd Ers ca1 Wam untne Mrs
mjah Williams and Mrs. a. NJ Morse, of Boston; w.
: Rattibom and Miss Tullng of London, and eX-
Attorney General and Mrs. Rosendae, OF Albany.
Among the guests at the Laurel House arc Mr..
and Mrs w Dallas Goodwin. Miss l.. i. Jackson
Mir and Mrs Robert NJ Thompson. Mrs. William
Scott. Miss Belle Nash, Charles II. Scott. Walter
Alexander. Miss Helen, Scofeld: Seymour W Bon
p Daniels. c, NJ Marvin, Mrs G. N. Marvin, G.
NJ Marvin. tr. Mrs. Edward Rutherford. Mrs
Francis V. Nash. Mrs William McKenna. Miss
McKenna, Mrs. Marshall g. Smith G.. Wheaton
Vaughan. Mrs. II. W. Vaughan. DR.. Edward o.
Scott, Mrs. Charles F. zabriske. Miss Anita
Zabriskie. Mr. and Mrs; c. y. Rogers. Mrs. F. r.
and Colone. James F. Dwight, of New-York: Mr.
FORD. Mrs. William l., Van sinderen Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Appleton. Mrs: F. Gibson, Miss Gibson. and
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel r.. Phillips OF Brooklyn; MIR
and Mrs William F. Filter Miss Elizabeth G. Runk
Or, John Gillespie; jr Miss shannon. Mrs. George
Evens. of Philadelphia; Mrs. J. Kearney Warren. OF
Washington: Mrs. r. Sherman Gould and F. L.
Gould OF Yonkers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
NOTES OF THE WEEK FROM NHwPORT

Newport r. l.. March (SpeciaD.-The famous
Barreda villa in Bellevue-ave. and the Cliffs now
the property OF William Waldorf Astor. Is marked
"to let"
Oliver II. =. Belmont and william H. Burden, OF
New-York. who own estates here. have asked Inc
local Tax Assessors to assess them an amount they
give personal property. their object being TO be-
come citizens Of Newport. number OF the prom-
Dent cottagers who supposed to he RESIDENTS OF
New-York are enrolled citizens here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Swan, Oliver II: T. Bcimont
MIR. and Mrs. W. +. Burden j. II. Bnsk, Jonn y
Glover, Whitney Warren and Mr.. and Mrs w. >
Wells Of NewYork. have been In Newport this
week 49,
United States Senator elect George =. "etmofe
arrived here from New York this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
rar "nrRcHtyr or vfvIcs" WITHOUT WORDS

Hartford Conn March ,Spcc!aD-A perform
ance - Tho Merchant o' Venice In which not
4 Norl was spoken by any ~ the characters
RaS witnessed ht some % tho Hartford people
this week n took place az N" American Asy Ium
FOR the Education o. The D"af and Dumb. or
which Job Williams Is principal and tho parts
taken by pupils % ne institution. Governor
- y CONN and number o' members ot the
Legislature arr, present and there were also
some other invited guests The audience was not
only pleased with rs novelty. but Vas also de-
lighted with tho sknl With which # was done.
summary - the play was read to IN" audience az
the performance went on thus Interpreting TO
them the gestures 81 thc actors.
Tho play was presented Ia series OF eight
scenes. The actors employed the pantomlme. ar
system OF figns which the deaf and dumb use
except I'm a frw instances. whore proper name or
such thing WLs rpcllel out. In their school
work IA" pupils al" taught 10 use English, ana
also to speak but 100 thci~ ordinary conversation
II is easier and much quicker Tor them 10 use
signs These signs express ideas Without the
medium of words. and they made with the
hands. the movement OF the body. and the ex
PRECISION % ID" ia,c. The young people entered
heartily into the spirit 90 the piece. and many
o. them dtd excellent ting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
UNITING STREETCAR COMPANIES.
A RUMoRED CONSOLIDATION INVOLVING THE
BROADWAY CABLE COMPANY-REA-
SONS FOR THIS STEP.

A RUMoRED CONSOLIDATION INVOLVING THE
BROADWAY CABLE CoMPANY-REA-
SONS FOR THIS STEP.
For two or three days there have been reports In
circulation that there would be consolidation OF
the Broadway Gable Company OF this city; the
Consolidated Traction Company, OF New-Jersey. and
the Philadelphia Traction Company. John d. Grim
Minis the well-known contractor OF this city, Is IN
erested in each -of the companies. and the reports
have credited him with having originated the
scheme for the big deal in street railways. lie has
been spending weeks in the South, and ne
had not returned to the city yesterday but was
said to be in Philadelphia, where he had stopped
on his way home. There other men In addition
10 Mr. Crmmins who have interests in the three
railway companies mentioned. and it Is believed
that their mutual interests might be served by the
deal The amount OF stock represented by the three
the taked-of consolidation would make one of the
largest corporations In the United States.
The reason for consolidating the three companies
Is said 10 be desire to strengthen the Consolldated
Traction Company Of NcwJersey, which controls
every street railroad in Essex, Hudson and Union
counties except one. The company has spent large
sums Of money in opening new lines which do not
paw well at present but which are expected 10 YIELD
large revenues soon and IL is believed that conso-
the needed financial backing to make the company
prosperous sooner. There has been some tax also
Of extending the trolley lines from Jersey CITY to
PHILADELPHIA.