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New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
NOTES or THE STAGE

ncrrornancc Of The Tanning ~ the Shrew
was given at Day's Theatre yesterday afternoon
for the benefit Of st Agatha's HON. ior p''u'"'
children The receipts were about N7'
Rudolph AronsJn has Just received letter from
Johann Strauss. wherein he thanks Mr. Aronson for
the dedication to him of hi STRAUSS jubilee
Waltz" The following - an extract from the I'i
ter. "Horzlichston dank fur Ole .lnuhs mr. ~
zcnd.n Strauss Jubilee Walter. Johann stfh"sa
u G. uner. the manager Of tho Fiuh Avenue
rhentre is seriously sick with Influenza y. -
Stevens DE Wolf Hopper's manager. Is confined TO
his room at the Barrett House with pneumonia II
was reported last night that his c"nHiu'h was
somc~ hat improved
The part of Little Christopher Columbus AT the
Garden Theatre was assumed 10y Miss Bess" Ah-
bou at Ave minutes notice on Saturday night.
Miss Bcriram finding herself suddenly unable TO
play IT, Miss Abbott Is one Of the siste.s VINO pay
thc nanroh ,hn ah She made the most = her
unexpected opportunity gaining cncoreS for MI hrr
songs.
4 new version of 's;ismonda" was put upon IN"
stage ~ the rTfth Avenue Theatre ast night hy
Miss Fanny Davenport and her compan". The
chief Improvement that has been madr 's he short
cning Of the play 10y the cutting ont ~ some hits
OF the superiuous dialogue. This helps II good
deal and the gain that Ia. G.cn 'n.ir III III" i''-
iiy of setting the scenes helps II more.
DE Wolf Hopper and his company appeared at the
Harlem opera House last night In "Dr. Syntax.'
The opera gained popularity at the tiroalw"y The
atrc earlier In the season, and II WAS iuHI 'nJn(td
bv the audience that heard II last evening. The
east ~ the same a. before.
At the Columbus Theatre the attraction for the
week IL 'Thc Hustler" In the company are John
T. Tierney. Smith and cook. j.. j. Herernan Harry
Watson. Miss Alice iiutchings. MAs Mamie Mayo
and Miss Irene Hernandez
humidity melodraina by sutton \ane. ~ an
nounced follow "Thc Hrownies' At the Four
teenth street Theatre on February I.
The theatre party given by Company r. 7th Il ri
ment, Captain George W. Rand commanding. Al
next Friday nights performance at the Garden,
viii number nearly 200 Among the Invited guests
are Major-Gcneral f.. A. McAlpln. Brgad!cr-Gen-
erals T.. e. McLcwte and ~. NJ Whitock Brgad'er-
General Louis Fitzgerald. commanding the FIRST
Brigade. Brgadicr- General Emmons Clarke COL
onc Daniel Appleton Lieutenant 'oonel q. NJ
Smith. Majors ". II. Kpp and J. 9. Abrams; Ad-
jutants. f.. L. Landon {. A. Appleton ana o. j.
Weaver, Quartermaster W q. Schuyler. captain
William II. Palmer, Chaplain j.. II. Greer: surgeon
u. VI. Stlmson. and Assistant Surgeons w. a. Val
entine and &. j. COLES.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
ljIE'I'

BADEAU-In this city. January 7. Jesse B Badeau
aged ~ years. IL months ,-, . -. o
Funeral services Tuesday evening. at O'clock at No a
West C0th-st.
BAILEy-At Brooklyn on sunday morning January o.
James stanton Bailey. ,, . a., ,. ,,.,.
The funeral services will be held at his late residence
No jI6 Harrison-st. Brooklyn. at 4;3O D. m Wecnes-
day. January o A.. ,, &c.. .
The nterment will take place al NewfiaVeh' conn., AZ
the convenience OF the family.
Friends are kindly requested not To send MOWERS.
BOYI.Es-ln Paris January :. 1875. Mary IL. Boyles
daughter Of the late James ard Mary boyies OF fhia
depha.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
RIRT-In BROOKLYN T.. D.. Monday, Ith inst. Annie
H.. beloved wife OF Charles II. Burt and daughter OF
George w and the late Julia f. Petnger.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CLARK Suddenly on January L. Mary Henrietta. only
daughter of the late Cerardus and Anna NJ Clark.
Funeral from Trinity Church. New Rochelle on Wednes-
day January .. 1895. at ) D. m.
CRANE-At Elizabeth n. j.. Saturday. January b.
after a brief illness Miss Jane W. Crane. In the slst
year Of her
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to attend
Isaac G. Higgins 81 Scott Place Elizabeth n. j..
on Tuesday January =. at 2:3O p
Interment at the convenience Of the family.
Please omit flowers.
DAVIS on January 0. is9o BENJAMIN Davis. aged IS
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral
services at his residence. "a East 93d-s Wednesday
evening. January u. at o'clock.
Inlarwsnt st Nsw-Londaa Conn. on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
DIED.

DAY-A Agiers January e. Professor Edward Hartsinck
| Barnabas Freeman aged so years months.
HALI.-on January 6. 1895. at Newton ~ c. Stephen
Rtisves and friends are invited to the
5s"ss GasseS G i % So 81
Intermen, private
! Eastern papers please copy.
HALsEY-sudesnly,, in Brooklyn. on Sunday January
Funeral services at late residence. Sc Quincyst
Tntermen, private
HoI.BRooK-suddenly Monday, January T. Isaac =.
Funeral services at his residence 27 West 4oh-s.
on Wednesday az II a. M m, .,o ,.r,py
n'si%'Ds EindIS omit It SS%sf@ SS%sfa'''' 0' the FANNY
HYpEon Jqnua a. - wss, End = Esther h, A.
In,erment at Boston
Boston papers please copy.
JASpER-At the residence Of her brother No 237 West
rs eldest n sS@sy a@sr % aa i ss o
JsspsT -. uu, ;. ,.,, ., -. c.nr., ., -.
Heavenly Rest. 5thave and 45th-s,.. this Tuesday
afternoon. at o'clock =. $1,000.
Kindly omit flowers
JENNINGs-A wlmngton Del, on January 9, Maria re
@. Jennings. widow Of Nathan T. Jennings. in the 62d
Funeral services at Presbyterian Church Boonton J..
Tuesday January :, at 2:3O b. M
of i'1s snd wsm l. %
Notice otts OF Of funeral m raj hereafter
ses.a sSkD %fs q o% Na' aps sns
tendent Of Education. American Baptist Home MIssioa
Society
ouincy-st on Wednesday. January o. at $3.50 p
and 81. Paul (Nnn.D papers pease copy.
MERRILI.-On sunday. January 6. Mary f. Merrill n
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
Tompkns Avenue Congregational Church.
Tgsda, the ss INST 'sa s
MoRRIsoN.o2 ss.Yrday c, ), January nus o. 1895 John H
Funeral Will take place from his late residence 422 wese
23f-st. Tuesday January s. at 1890 "A. m
In,erment a Woodlawn.
RissELL-suddenly. 81. Louis. No. January 4
Mary Ella. wife Of Thcrlas Russell.
Funeral services her resde 1903 Presidenst
Brooklyn on Tuesday January 3. at O'Clock 2. M
SHERWOOD-sunday January g. al residence Of his son.
Anson. at Little Silver, n j. William Sherwood In his
Funeral Friends Meeting House. Purchase. New
York Wednes6ay January - at u 9ciofk 9o., ,o,o
a m. White Plains.
STIMsON-At Brooklyn, Sunday. January 9. 1895 Ed
ward Rogers Stimson. only son Of the late John k and
Deborah T. StimsoK in the 4Ith year of his
Funeral his late residence 200 Sterling Place
on Tucsday. sth inst. at o'clock D. M
Kindly omit flowers.
George F. Stone. IN the 60th year of his age.
Funeral services at Brick Church 3Iths and 9Th ava.
Wednesday morning January D. at 10 o'clock.
TREADNELI.-On Sunday morning. January 8. 1885,
William Il. Treadvell. in the 9th year Of his age. OF
diabetes.
his residence 1856 West lth ST.
Tuesday afternoon. January :. at o'clock
In,crment convenience of family.
Tlease omit flowers.
VAN VOORHIS-Passed away Monday. January l. ey.
Judge Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhs. in his $50
The funeral service will held at residence Of his
daughtef. Mrs Gilbert Birdss No l23 East l2sthst,
Thursday evening. January 10. at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends respectfully attend
Inerment Woodawn.
wAsHBuRN-At sing Sing \. J.. on Monday, January
:. Caroline wife OF Charles II. Washburn
services her late residence No 10 Cntonava,
Wednesday. January o. AT o'clock
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

men men Wnere she lived declared that women's clubs
an AL Inc c;ose OF Mrs Hanafords paper Mrs Hoff-
man requested that she be allowed 10 replv 10 "a
statement made by the last sDeaker wbiicS roicht
nrs eave & ase impression in the minds of her hear
ers. She was allowed to do So Mrs Thomas also
was allowed to speak again. and She expressed
pleasure AT talking once more In her natural tone
AS my friend Mrs. Hanaford just said 20 me-"
sne con.inued if this grotesque display must take
for we bear II Wv '
ne speaker then referred to the 'undercrrrent
OF seriousness which had been beneficial to all
played" ~ ~ W '
A tea in aid OF the Phanthropic Committee will
be ned at the Waldorf on Thursday afternoon. Jan
udiE ~. AT which time, II declared there would
be feast of reason flow of soul and some good
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

"Phryne" and "Thais" Another passenger on the
Champagne Antonio Terry. to whom she an
nounced that she was to be married
Miss Sanderson is the daughter Of Judge SANGER
son. OF California. Re died some months ago She
began her musical education at the Paris ConserVa
tory and studied under various teachers. including
Sbrigha and Nine. Marchesi. She studied 'Manoh
with Leoncayallo. and introduced by him 10
Massenet She made her first appearance at Inc
Hague. under the name Of Ada Palmer. Her lrst
auuearance in Paris was AT the Opera Comique on
Nav l5 1859 In "Escarmondc." She made "A sue
cess in "Manon' at the same house in the autumn
OF 1891 One year later Saint -Saens wrote "Fhryn"
for her Her first appearance at the Grand opera
was made n year ago in "1hais.'
Miss Sanderson's delay in coming 10 America
was due to engagements In Paris. She viii be
January i6. in "Manon
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: I am very sorry TO notice in The Tribune to-
Iay q disposition on the part OF some members oi
the Union League club 10 reject the nomination "i
A. G Frick Of the firm Of Carnegie Brothers
as a member OF the club. Such couf2". II success
full might tend for the moment to humliia'e MI
Lrck hut in the end would do far more harm TO
-. ol,,, ,ba, "a that gentleman. ! know Mr.. Frick
personally and intimately know ne II good lfe
publican and ar honorable ana high- -Inndci man
Ar The time when the Committee OF seventy was
sorcly in need OF funds TO carry on The .ate cam
T. ,nea, Nr rrick who was then temporary
visit TO this city. and made an appea 10 MN VI De s
baif Of the Committee OF Seventy. In response ne
semi 10 me a check for 5000 as "A contribution 10
The funds OF that committee The only conaliloh ne
made was that his name should not be known ahI
IL never has been known even 10 any member OF
The Committee Of Seventy. ] feel 1t now 70 De my
duty. however to state THIS 1act ,n, IN sp nr,an, ~
NV imam CHARLES STEWART SMITH.
New-Yorh Jan 7. 1885
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
DAMAGES FOR 4 TENUH
THE END OF THE CASE or MIR. nAssE1T AGAINST
T II. FRENCM

THE END OF THE CASE or MIR. HAssETT AGAINST
r H. FRENCH
\ decision Of some interest to actors and ihedir-
cal managers has just been rendered in the General
Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas by Judges
DAILY. Pryor anl Bischom The point arose IN an
action which Charles H. Bassetn the tenor. brought
against r Henry French Easscu was engaged iof
the Lillian Russell opera Company for a season oi
thirty weeks a. a sa.ary of So a week Several
months before the contract WAS 10 begin Mr. Fr'nch
informed Rasseti hs services would not b"
necessary. nasmuch the mptny mad dis
handed Bassctt then brought suit against the man
,rr 10 recover his salary for tho entire term ~ his
contract Mr French allowed default 10 b. taken
sl,nnly 20 have the damages assessed iic whs rep
resented hv ex Judge Dittcnhoefer. who conicniei
that ia ssci, was not entitled % damages beyond
IN. day of trial and that the day of default vas
the day of trial The tenor Insisted that he VAS
entitled 20 salary for the entire period
Chaunc,y :. Truax WIS appointed referee io as
sess the damages. He held that the damages shoh.i
b.. recovered o. the day - trial ani not th' 'N 'i
default Both sides were dissatisfied - I'm fa. ic-
cis,u and Apueaisi tO the General Iffm " me
,',urt II Common Pleas Tn. Court nov ho.is mat
in such an action damage car De- "''fefci Only
m - tbe day OF triai ruling out the claim for re-
c6yery for the fl term - the contract. bHi never
tnelcss holding that damages can b" eo'npute1 up
10 the dav Of assessment The Court a.sp ho.t- mat
a deduction must be- made fOr w. weeks salhf.
other employment sni that the manager must r.
i've credit FOR all moneys earnfi by bas.cit 'i'"-
where reducing The judgment N' The judgment
OF The referee amounted 70 f2sN
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
10 HELP THE HEROES FAMILIES.
A BENEFIT PERFORMANCE TO RE GIVEN FOR THE
WIVES AND CHILDREN or THE BURNED
FlREMEN BRESNkN ANp ROONEY.

A nENEFIT PERFORMANCE TO RE GIVEN FOR THE
WIVES AND CHILDREN or THE BURNED
rlHEMfN BRESNAN ANp ROONEY.
4 meeting II theatrical managers was held yester-
day at the Hotel Brunswick to make ARRANGEMENTS
for A double hcnont 10 be given the afternoon Of
January l. for the families OF j. J. Bresnan chief Of
Hattaon 80 T. and j. l.. Rooney assistant fore
mai who lost their lives en- December :? In the
Twenty -fourih-si. fire. T. Henry French presided.
Those present were J. Charles Davis, representing
Hoy, and Mckee and the Fifth Avenue Theatre;
Dan. Frohman of the Iyceum Theatre, F. c. whit
noy or the Herald square Theatre: c. Burnham. o'
the s,ar Theatre. : H. Singleton. Grand Opera
House. Alfred Iiayndn. representing Charles From
man. g j. kraus Imperial Music Han, {. H.
Kline Roster & Bars, H. Hustled. representing the
kcndals: VI ". Hlnley. NJ Harrigan's. f.. q.
Gilmore. Of the Academy II Music. and Fire COM
missioner :. Rowland Robbins
The entertainments are 10 be given at the Acad-
envy OF Music and the Grand opera House The
follo.ing offers have so far lsen received or both
entertainments. Mrs. Kendall. probably one-act play
an act ~ The Cotton King" offered by Mr.. Gil
more Imperial Music Hall. four artists. Tony Pas
tor two artists fiarrigan Queerie Nassar Harry
Wright and Harry Fisher. star Theatre. "old Home
stead quartette Hoyt and Mckee. Bloom, the
tramp and other specialtles from "A MIX White
Flag" Other performers Will be added ny Il. r..
Rice. \. W Palmer and others.
Tickets admitting to galleries Will be 81; reserved
seats. ~ cents. The benefit performance VIII be
1nler The anspces ., he , w e Tassa for ths
families Of the frcmen. Daniel frohnan; 6; Burn
ham G. B Kline Il iiused and Alfred ria msymdn nan
meet next Thursday afternoon In the Empire Thea
The 'i Press Committee Is made up as follows:
Harry Naglc. chairman; W H.; Frost. The Trib-
unc' George f. Hinton. The World; r. 5 chap.
Mirror: w W Austin THE Tines
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
LOCKE RTCHARDSOy AT THE UNION League

At the request Of the Committee on Library ana
Publication OF the Union Leegue club, Locke Rich
arason recited the first part OF Shakcspeares drama
King Henry W. last night IN the theatre room or
the club Every seat was occupied by members OF
the club and their feminine friends. and the en-
tertalnment was enjoyed by all
Air. Richardson. in the course OF his remarks
dwelt upon "A discovery which he said that he had
made I'm Shakespeare and by which he believed
that he proved that Falstan was like so many mor'
tails who never think OF the hereafter until the hand
OF death is upon them.
''In Henry "" he said. Mistress Quickly. In de-
scrblng the death of Fastaff. says: His nose was
as sharp as a pin and he a babbled OF green nelds
Now Falstaf quoted more Scripture than any oi
Sbakespeares characters. Notwithstanding the ioct
that he was all but churchman. ana what MIS-
trcss Quickly overheard was doubtless falstan ri-
for, 10 recte the XNIIid Psalm a woman VINO
spoke Of Fas,an's going TO "Arthurs bosom, tne
lecturer thought. could be excused for misquo'"s
the psalm. , . I'M, ,oo attain,
ton and his recitation as instructive az IL ""s
entertaining.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
HELP FOR WESTERN FAMINE SUFFERERS
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY WILL SEND
GOODS FREE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO WHOM THEY MAY BE SENT.

GOODS FREE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO WHOM THEY MAY BE SENT.
The Tribune has received numerous inquiries from
persons who wish to send contributions OF clothing
and other necessaries to the sufferers from the
famine I'm Nebraska and the Northwest, but VINO
contributions one correspondent writes that The
Tribune said that the American Express Company
would receive such contributions and forward them
free OF charge but that the agents where she lved
had refused 10 take packages from her. AZ the
office OF the American Express Company. NO. b
broadway It was explained that the orders to re-
ceve and forward packages for the famine sufferers
had only recently issued In the East. although
thov were issued I'm the Western department at chi
cago some time ago. The American Express Com
many viii forward free OF charge any package OF 100
mounds or under for shipper II II is provided
with a definite address TO some responsible person
The Rev George X. Fisher missionary depart
mont American Sunday-School Union, No. 10 Bible
Uouse New-York. gave In letter to The Tribune
ON December q the following list of missionaries
who will GLADLY distribute whatever contributions
may be sent To them: +. a. Carleton Shelton; 6. II.
rr.dv Neigh: r. A. Moss. Broken Bow. and * I.
Schoithorn Hebron, Neb; \. q. Hunt, Aberdeen;
ira r. Dye Sioux Falls c. NJ. Peck. Mitchell. and
Manlius Rogers. Vermiilon ): d.; {. B; Rhoades'
Ciarksylle: j. j. wilkinson. Beebe. and the Rev
q r. Stewart, Sayre. ARK ,, 49,,
The Rev George r. Fisher. at the Bible House
also receives contributions OF money. and mas pup.
lIshed I'm The Tribune from time to time list or
sums contributed
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
THE REV. LArRENs T. sHULER.

The Rev. Laurens T. Snuler died AZ his home. No.
II West Park-st. Newark on Sunday. aged forty
five He was born In Schenectady. and was sradu-
atei from Union Theological Seminary. accepting a
call TO the Presbyterian Church at Glove " j. ne
afterwsrd travelled In Syria. and on his return De-
c,,,e the pastor OF a church at Wes,feld. y. j..
,fferward going 10 Paterson. After serving there
ak years as pastor OF the Third Presbyterian
Church. his healtn failed. and ten years ago ne re-
,ireI from the ministry and became editor OF the
nuh,lcatons o, the Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany OF Newark. He was a bachelor ine funerdl
,yiii ha hold to-day at D. m. at the house. The
holy will be taken 10 Schenectady for burial.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
ISAAC T.. HOLBROOk.

Isaac f.. Hobrook wealthy merchant and a
el,-known clubman lied suddenly yesterday morn
lng at his home No. y West Forty-ninih-st. tie
was a member Of the firm OF Holbrook Bros. deal
ers In glass at No. s. Beekman-st. The firm was
established in 1856 and Is one OF the largest houses
in the trade. lie also treasurer of the Man,
haitian Plate Glass Company. ana was identlHei
with many business ventures. -,
Ie WAS A member OF the Cn'on League ana otnsr
clubs 4 wife and one daughter survive HIM lie
was hfty-four years old
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EVERETT-H. G. Characterization, or Chicaso'
FIFTH NI'E-Ferdnand w. Peck. OF chicago
cpAND-Dr Sewyn C. NJ. O., OF Ottawa. HOL-
IAND-Don Mario Ruspoli Of the Italian Embassy
at Washington. and Richard c. kerens OF st. LOUIS.
MURRAY HILIl-.Iudge Nathaniel shipman' OF
hartford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John b.
s,anchneId OF Emira. VICTORlA-Antonio H.
Terry. of Paris. wALDORF-Judgs W'''lsm ~
rriahar. af BALTIMORE
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
THE LAST OF THE SINGERS HERE.

MISS sYBIL sANDERsoN COMES TO JOIN THE
OPERA COMPANY
The Abbey Il Grau Opera Company Is now com
plee, since Miss Sybil Sanderson arrived yesterday
on the Champagne. Miss Sanderson said last night
that she had had rough voyage. and was glad 1t
over. She expected to sing here in "Manon."
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
IAMES HENRY.

James Henry. whose son. Charles J. Henry is
one Of the Commissioners Of Charities and Correc-
tons Of Kings County. died on sunday at his home.
No 3ls Baltlc-st.. Brooklyn ~" wac elsnty-0he one
ve,rs od and left a widow and Ave children. The
funeral will take place at -. Paurs Roman Cath-
olic Church tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
HENRY T.. RAMSAY.

Lieutenant Henry f.. Ramsay, aged tNenty-sx. OF
Company Il. 4th Regiment. y. C.. y. Y. died at his
home No "a Emory-st.. Jersey City, yesterday
from consumption The funeral will take place al
% clock tomorrow afternoon from the Consrega'
ional Tabernacle. The pabearers Will be A. la
Rue Christie Abel r. Brown. John j. Brodcrick
John T Pr,ngle. Henry II. Bosey and Mortimer j.
Gleason officers OF the regiment.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
ttoT SPRINGS ARKANSAS.

Under the management OF Henry ~ Wiley the
Mammoth Hotel Eastman Will open on January
a3 Will be conducted both on the American and
European plans. ,. 49,,
n q. Elegant Baihhouse connected with Hotel -.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
COLLgGE CORRESPONDING CHESS
COLUMBIA CHALLENGES HARVARD TO PLAY TWO
GANES

Boston. Jan. The Harvard Chess Club has re-
-eiycd challenge from the Columbia Chess club
t. play two correspondence games II II probable
that Harvard VIII accept the challenge for one OF
the games and VIII arran6r for another game by
cofr.slo ndence with Yale. II Il hoped that Yale
Will play with Columbia. thus making thrse-cor-
s.r.d match.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
MIR. CLETELAND on HIS H1VA'" Ti1"'
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

From The Commercial Advertiser ,
Mr. Cleveland is to be consra upJ, J,,e tban
never~the sentiment OF the country ch
~ HswsN Thanks 10 the senate. too. ne mas peen ~
enabled To- set himself right before the people, e hi
previOus
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
ADMIRAL SIR WILLIAM LORING.

London Jan Sir William Lorng. X. c. B.. Ad-
mirai OF the Fleet died at Ryde, Isle OF Wight, on
Friday. lie eighty-two years Old.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
Religions Notices.

METROPOLITAN HALL ltth.st.. near 8th-ave..T ..To'
night Pictorial crhe King Of Glory. by DIR. Huribue
Meetings and night. This noon Mrs. francis
Barnes will speak Good music. Welcome.
WEEK OF PRAYER.-seryices will be held this wees
In the chapel OF the Phillips Presbyterian Church.
northeast OF 73dst. and Madsonave at CLOCK
p. M. cordial invitation y attend them v esvea =
Au interested
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
ro nlscrxs CHnRCH WORK IN MEXICO

10 DISCUSS CHURCH WORK IN MExICO
Bishop Potter of NewYork. and Bishop Doane'
Of Albany. will speak at parlor meeting TO De
held this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. at the home OF
Mrs Edwin Parsons No II North Madison
anusre The church work In Mexico Will bs the
subject discussee-
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

Dr. Cotton, though 80 years Of and feeling
still the Cooper institute relieving pam
with his laughing gas.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
THE CONSPIRACY IS OVER.
rom The philadelDhia Press


With Democratic party majority ID pom pom nariy
hers Congress has done nothlnS ms ,n o"m h nd. . .
has utterly refused to accept Preslden. Niemanicd
view OF what honor and probity nenamuI nhi,'soIf
President Cleveland stands alone, anu 70 nn,,t ON
now sufjciently aware OF his untena PIE ppaa, ~, d.
10 he anxious 10 convince the country Una NE 80
tripuc and conspiracy against iriehuiy "''
ment are over
NOT ALTOGETHER HAPPY OVER H.
From The Providence Journal. ..
Naturally Mr. Cleveland is not altoge,nsi pcy nJpr;
over the conpetc failure OF his havana" no
NevertheIess nc was honest enough W ~, noe
enissares thai there can be no hope o. o'.,s as
In the frendliness OF relations WIN 'he P
ent Hawaiian Government
FRANK ADMISSION OF FAILURE
From The Utica Herald IT,,
President CIcyeland's statement or ny s,red
with the three gentlemen from Ha"an, ,s:inn
In the Senate debate OF Friday royai comiSsh; ,ha I;
is noteworthy chiefly for is frank admission "a In
he did have a plan 10 restore me honai' "
the Sandwich Islands, and that IL IaiIen. 49,, ah
ing failed In my plans ! commtted ,ne sn."e '
ject to the Congress Of the United states
MORE CANDID THAN DISCREET
From The New-York World
Mr.. Cleveands candor seems greater ,nan orn ~.
discretion In the statement he authorizes this mon
Ing with respect to Hawaiian anaiTs ins.ad ,nrad ror
necessity. far can now pe dsto'et.c @ lied
him TO send even an unofficial note 10 the so.oa as
Royalist Commissioners from hawai- sian ana stti.
and explaining this 0overnmsnIs scuUn1 sc.U1 s"" NV
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
NOuNT HOPE CEMETERY

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Mount Hope. Westchcster County.
Once $50 sixth-ave.. " Y. Telephone $50. 1Sth-sts
KENSICO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad. - minutes
Grand Central Depot; private station at
trance ONCE 10 East l2d-st. Telephone call $50 3A