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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-29
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Octorora rs Paying.

Thomas Charles, superintendent of the
OctororS gold mine. near Deeth. Nevada,
was in fhe Park this week. Mr.. Charles
says he recently sold a portion of his
stock tc a man named Wood and with
the proceeds put IN A boiler and engine
with wl--ch 70 operate his mill. the water
upon which he depended to drive his tur-
bine wheel having failed this season. A
recent test run of forty-five tons of ore
netted the company over eighteen ounces
of clear gold. which at even SIS per
ounce. SLOWS the proposition to be pay
ing one. Mr. Charles mission TO Park
City was to secure a set of inner screens
than be is now using. and with which he
hopes tt save a higher percentage of the
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New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
THE PRESIDENTS BOND ISSUE.

THE REAL PURPOSE OF THE LOAN
From The Mail and Express
,oi me President pays 3z4 per cent interest on
Sa ,oa Tor the osensb.e purpose of repenishing the
soou tarin reform deficit
THEY WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN NEEDED
From The Cleveland Leader.
Inc bonds, are bound 10 admit are now
, e,.essassy Dut they would not have been II the
voters mad voted right in 1882
THE PROBLEM OF KEEPING THE GOLD.
From The Hartford courant
=. The problem for the Treasury IL to hang on TO
!, gets 1t: Mr Cleveland has ofhciaily informed
results this time than were achieyed on tho La,
two previous occasions OF the sort WV w
1T WILL NOT STOP THE LEAK
From The Boston Advertiser
As this god enters the Treasury the
men who have paid I, in win proceed to take it
punges faster and faster toward financial is
d ea sys9ss h
with the exercise OF more prudence and Judgment
On the part Of the President.
1T WILL CLEAR THE FINANCIAL SKY.
From The ST. Louis GlobeDemocrat.
he W" pf na nard to ss snd the sse "sf %
put II at that Inc. When the gold scares are
improv. Ths tndicasIons are thai the return OF
good times IS close at hand.
CONGRESS STILL HAS TINE.
From The Baltimore American.
The loan should have been made in a way 10
pSenent, rather than injure. American securities
uut az the Presidents awkward bargain is not
set complete. Congress relieve the Treasury
anu tne public at the same time 10y al once author
Ing the issue OF per cent bonds The authorize
,io should be accompanied by the direction that
s mese bonds be sold 10 the highest bidder. ard in
people to take them.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
VTCdR-GENERAL NAY DrAD.

Nicar-General and Monsgnor Michael May. pas
tor of the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church in
Montrose ave- Brooklyn. T. D. died last night at
9:i5 o'clock AT the parochial residence adjoining
the Cathedral. from complication Of diseases.
which had confined him to his home for five
months Extreme JUNCTION was administered AT /
y. IN. yesterday. and although the dying prelate
was speechless. he nodded to those administering
the rite. When he died there were present three
sisters OF St Dominick. who attended him during
his ness: the following clerrymen the Rev.
Messrs. George T.. Sander. Joseph Trcunkle. Henry
Sinner and George Kaupert. two trustees. Anton
Schimmell and Thomas Haslach. Immediately
after Father Mays death the Cathedral death
bell tocd sixty-nine times. once for each year OF
his life.
MonSignor May was born at Walthurn. Bavaria
June :. $50 and early age Mas left an
orphan. He began his studies FOR the priesthood
when young. in Of the Bavarian universities
on July l6. ISL he ordained by Bishop Nalcn-
tine Kidc Of Rat.sborn. Germany. in lSS ne
came To America. and a year later became an a.
sistant priest 10 the Rev. John Ra1'rner. who
then pastor OF the Church OF tho Most Holy
Trinity in Montrose-ave; near GrHlnm-svr ~. .t'.
May succeeded him as pastor. In lSS Faiher May
founfed ths church Of he Annnncisiien ~ \ 'i,n
In iSss The fonndation OF the present handsome
cdincc ~ tho Most Holy Trinity aif and Wa
completed. with the exception 80 ono siccpl,. -
is is The ,e'9na s'ee9lo has ,inse b,en ALI aii'f =.
Ia feel long II b. OF Gothic architecture. after
M. French stvlc ~ The thirteenth century Tnc
high altar Is bean ont 90 blocks of marble. The
church cost So.s" and Whom - was eomll' i"I
the old church ana extension werc turned into
-ch0Ols
In ~, Rishop Loushnn appointed Father May
NIcar-tsneraf OF ;he German element in th"
Erooklyn diocese Bishop Mcdonnell on August
B. iS9. announced that Pope go had conferred
the tit. OF Monsignor Father May. r. was inc
nrs time an honor OF the Kind had tecu entered
on a Brooklyn priest During Bishop Loush .n's
Illness In 1871 and unul th- appointment of q s'c-
ccss1r. Father May administered the AFFAIR NJ
the church Father May WIS the senior Eifaf-itn
ora OF iho i.1aE Island diocese Eor several years
re suffered from affection of fhr stomach llf
u Was only durng the last eighteen months uf hle
Illness thai 30 assumed serious form. and COM
n!cafIOu s,f iis ltfN
tended hy l- George LciihDftr. w.ll krlR 70
physician soon after New Years h~ hti a rr-
until the .nl
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
INCIDENTS Nv SOCIETY.

A., and Mrs. ]. Hampden Robb will give a small
dance this evening at their home. No p Park
20. for their daughters, Miss Cornela RoDb ana
Miss Lulu Robb.
The wedding Of Miss Lillian Churchill Bell to
lanes Parsons Woodruff will take place at the
home of the brides parents, No 2h Lexington
ave. this afternoon, quietly, as her family Is IN
mourning
At noon to-day in the church of the Ascension,
Ffth-ave and Tenth-st., Miss Frasita Wesson'
daughter of Mrs. Charles Rowland Wesson, OF
No West Thirty-seventh-st., Will be married 10
Allen Tucker. Bishop Duane. of Albany, Will per-
form the ceremony. which will be followed by
recention and breakfast at the home OF the brides
mother.
The marriage OF Miss Maud Howard 10 Francis
H. Beard Of Brooklyn will be celebrated at
o'clock this evening. at the home of the bride
parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howard. Jr NO. !
West Twenty-hrst-st. on account of the recent
death of the brides sister. the wedding VIII he
performed in the presence Of the family and a
small number of intimate friends. and there Will
be no reception.
Mr. and Mrs Charles G. Francklyn and Mr.
and Mrs Richard Mortimer will entertain at dh-
ner tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortmers uhhcr
party will be given in the Annex of the Metro
politan Club and will be followed by dance
The marriage of Miss Nellie Adna Ten Broeck
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rensselaer, Ten BroecN
OF West Observation-Disclosures snty-ninth-st' ~
John Peter Stevens will take pace al . oIo
this afternoon in the Church of the Puritans oire
hundred thirtieth-st. near flith1an'h h,ndred
ception will follow at No. o2l West o"e
and-forty- eighth-st. o.,i,g,, ,ester-
Albert Morris Bagby's musical 'nornns ~ sew
day in the ballroom OF the Waldorf attracted H5ss
eral hundred well-known people IN soCnen3' e Iiszt
Adele aus der Ohe played selecuonSs, y, iVnureI of
Bscb Tausig and Rubinstein ana VI Md a.,,s,s
the Metropolitan Opera House sang nose e.h nresent
49, Mrs William c. Schermerhorn: MIS- farai
Stevens. Mrs John Innes Kane MRS rownsenS N,gmolaS
Rmrden ann n Mrs John christopher Wilmerdng the
Misses del Monte Z. \. Tai:er James j. harrs0n. sOs
seaer p l. ayes MTs JAMES M1s abn asTnG Si
ZsrHsa Mrs Leon Marie. Mrs. Daniel Butterheld,
Faik BeydeIa Sudda. Mrs: Gordon Norrie. Mrs
" Rsthbone Bacon and Mrs. James Hartman.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

eoneezed him dry like a lemon they thre" MN
aaay In sneakine OF the different repuphcs OF
ola davs he remarked ironically that they Wele
like the people AT Washngt ton-honsst l'auS ,innn,
greeted this remark. He paid a hsh corsr" sna'ers
10 the Clergy the lawyers ana the h'MopuP, hp., ,r
uben no said they deserved most OF the crenI 'WuI W
the victory OF last November In the 9'..e aa' t, -
the city He also bad nice W9ro pro said asomitied
I he "boys OF the regiments, Who' ~ S"'"'
themselves nobly In Brooklyn
MAYOR STRONG COULD NOT BE THERE
lanes C. Carter WIS to have replied To the 'ods'
"The Colony Of Ncw-York at the Treaty oi Tdr'S III
l7cS" but a. Mr.. DE Pcyser explained ne wa y"
tained at a meeting Of the city CUB ana Mayoi
Strong who expected TO say so"esu''sp so"u tptv ~
New-York was also unable 10 b'' Pi NJ
being kept away by attack OF rhrunh, IH' uio " "a
De PeysieI therefore r"Ie King o sad he had no idea
OF speaking. and thought ne wouid m nav "a, a n,,cb
TO eat his dinner in peace. he didn kho~ n",
about the first subject. he said. ana decin,u IT, ha
history OF Amsterdam In rep.y TO the secoh''
DR. GREER'S FINE SPEECH.
Or. Greer was introduced the "Boanerges VI
st Bartholomew" lie spoke on THE Church @'''
the State" and made a fine speech. The separation
try was not the ideal relation. he thought IL wa
not claimed" tina, II was but II was probably INC
best uncer the circumstances. f all tic ins.p''o .
cf the State We're also members or thc ioihd'
Catholic Church for instance no 0b]ec,ioh "ou,'. ,
be mace TO the Introduction In the pubic scho"lI
OF The doctrines OF Rome but many membefs o!
the stale were Protestant: some were iiepr'"s .,
others were unbeieyers. and the schools were TOT
the children OF all. When any one tried TO intro
duce certain religious doctrines in tho schools the
State had to say: Gentlemen. stand CT. .4,a
whatever to do with religion. Sunday to the STATE
Is just like any other day OF the week. II mas just
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
NorgS or rRg STlGr

4 benefit Was given 40 Daiy's Theatre Yesterday
afternoon for the Washington sqnar" Day Npr-
sery 1t resulted ln the addition 81 NfH 20 90,
resources OF the institution
Fatal Gag after the Ncw-YorK engagement. Ia-
stead OF appearing n "Triiby.' as haa been ptc-
viously announced
j r. Dodson resumed hls part 20 The Masqle-
raders' al the Empire Theatre last nirht. having
been unable 10 appear FOR several evenings last
week.
The orphan Asylum of the sale-ian Sister Of
the Sacred Heart gaiued yis,i hy & b.n~nt given
Palmcr's Theatre yesterday afternoon.
May Curtiss the wife Of Fred swcifel the man
ager OF the Temperance Town company. died AT
the home Of her mother. 10 this city. ON Friday.
She actress up T. the time o; aer mar
riagc. six years ago
Charles Trohman has ENGAGED Mfs tgucs
Booth for the part of the Sporting Duchess. 100 The
play by that name which viii open The neNt sea
son at the Academy Of Musle. u l- the par that
was played by Mrs John Wood in l.ordou. M.
Booth viii sail for Europe ia March and viii re-
Duchess" ia August
Miss Della Fox and her company arp,4rei last
night at the Harlem Opera house. 100 '"ine Litti"
Trooper" At the columbus Theairo uonnciy and
Girari played their farce. The RainmaNers-
The Lillian Russell Orcra COMPANY Will give De
kovcu and Smiths new opera whicn is not set
named. al Abbey Theatre Oh MAJ ~
Miss Mabel Eouton who has been playing DE
part Of P'piian. the dancing gin. In Little Chris
topher.' at the Garden Theatre. BE- seriously sick
with pne impalt.
There arrycl ID tine Normrnd.. yesterday a mum
b"r OF artists snsas , hs Rudolph Aron-,u - ap-
pear at tho opening u Ia. Casino. y number ~
oihcr- VINO wcro expected % sail were delay and
tn" ANXIETY ahou; fhe Gl-o0gue has ma / then
rhthcr iuli about N'ufufiug 90 sea. 80 ~ nave
informed Ny Af'n. .lu thaf hey VIII -tl y St.-
irday. II fn1N bee that fh.s unexpected Incident
vii delay The opening of the Casino unu. Wash
ington's Br.h lly.
Arrangements wt'c completed yestc. 'lay between
Wilton lackaye. JOHN n. Mech and Jane v.
Morrissey wh,reby Nj. Lac.aye vii. begin a star
iing fnsaSem,ni Oh Easter Monday IA d farce tnt.-
uei Two of Him. hy Mr. William q. HUDSON.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
e,Uoot TrrSrEgS ar WOEK.

There was another meeting of school trustees and
inspectors last evening ln Grammar school No. t.
10 Nfl~ou-avc. and Elshiy-nfih-st and the At
t,rllrre uss i4rser than at the meeting ON tu-
.ily evening Judge Kelly reside! and \ kasines
49,. ..--..as. Il, solutions were passed protest
.r. AGAINST the p4ssas- ~ bills now ending IN
tta I..ls.4turs O. change the present system of
..l,rfu. te4chs-s ~ ne public schoo0 u take
away power from trustees. 20 iegislaie the inspect
of. Qua - office anI % give salaries 20 school OH
c.ft ulo now perform their duties without pay.
Arthur T. Ksun"'y. II trustee from the Nm'h
,ylsi read o. copy ~ letter which he had written
o.. MAYOR strong. requesting the Mayor 70 consult
with fh. trustees before approving legislation az
,.,tIrs thc pubic schools. Jacob r1escheauer an
I..,....r sad he had talked with the Mayor on
,s. ..lI..t ans D. believed N" Mayor would op-
t0.. A measure icsisn,t % create useless SALARIES
II, following trustees ana inspectors were APP
,.,lr,..l fnslli.rs of a committee 10 20 to Albany
..l., and appear before a committee OF N" Stdte
ssraf, ~ a heatlng on ne school BINS, trustees
XIV V4s.neS steel Bo.ic. Surne, itoltZ ana
- f ,nL Inspectors Toop. Jackson and
r'.i..hfauer They wii leave the city on the train
f-.,n te- Grand Central station al -" a. m ana
,.y expect o. rsturn 90 the city aghn ihls evening
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
BISHOP POrTER Oy FRgE LrycHKS.

\ meeting was held yesterday afternoon AT tho
resldtnce OF Bishop Potter. under the auspccs OF
the WOmdn's Auxiliary OF the Church Temperance
Society. The meeting not al al business
meeting. being held merely with view 20 stnu!ai"
interest In the work Of the society through the IN
formal Interchange Of View. AmOIg those present
were Bishop Potter. tn, Rev. Dr II. y. Sattcr.c".
the Rev. Dr. Barker. Bishop of Oympa Dr.
Graves the Rev Dr. Asop. OF ST. AIMS Church,
brooklyn: the Rev. Dr. Bradley. vicar of 81 Ag-
ness. Silas McBee. Of North Carolina. ani Mrs.
Irving Grinnell. Mrs. William G. Bou.ton and Mrs.
Samuel Weimor.
Bishop Potter told a reporter aftcrwarI that IN"
question Of sunday opening not touched upon
at the meeting. Speaking for himself. he said 10 a
reporter. we have got to go away back 20 the
sources OF .ntcmperance. The matter % sunday
opening is a mere incident. purely secondary and
Inferior question.
The Bishop also spoke with favor of the system
recently started 10y number Of wealthy p"op"
in Vienna, by which poor people could get we'll
cooked meals at maTvcllously cheap prices. II" srd
that long as nquor-dealcrs provide good frce
lunches and make their places more attractive IMAM
cheap restaurants the liquor-stores viii have the
bulk of the patronage He believes In policy Of
substitution rather than repression. and he woud
like 10 see wealthy New Workers. who pos
sess brains and cOmmon-sensc well money.
start thoroughly good cheap restaurants or
cafes for the extremely poor.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
DIED

MLEN !, Nov Haven ,, cGno y on ,l" ae ii'A inst sud
Notice ~ funeral hereafter
AnNoLD-on the ct inst, Fort Isa'enHor,ih ;sn Hsn
Corporal Walter Montgomery Arnold son ot 'olon'
Funeral services At saint Mary church in the High
lands cola sgrins ,5s a, w. nDat AZ II 3d. returnns
leaves cold Spring at 800.
EhEwsTERA Locust yailcy L. L. ,s Sssonq ~ wiiam
brewster and daughter OF the Lat" Samuel Mon III '"e
Funeral private
suddenly loa INST pr Demos yoGnse, 80
IN of Peter g. AMI Mary Irush' "s'' ~ ''"''' ~
1 e. ana r"a ,e.69 e s 4%S @dan5 a.' No. o. s Is I@"a
T. A. respectfully invited 80 attend inr 1si Insr.,
In,crmcni a, E@scwood. \. J.
her late rosdcncr i5i East @thst. Mary NJ "ido" Of
p,nai. ar wnesdny. February 49, Patrick
,A'h''i.al. At 10 O'Clock
cALLENDER-on Saturday. February o. Elizabeth Cal
rnns@l 80 "eniees "t her residence Narraennse ave.
Newport. r. l.. on Tuesday February u at p m.
COCHRAN on sunday February 10Th, after lingering
Illness. Margaret Jsn' daughter OF the ia'e Robert
netipss and friends are respectfully invited to attend
tie funeral from her resden'e 35 West Ssih-st.
"a Tuesdsy. Fcbruary isih. at D. M
Int"rment In Green1ood
pALRYMrLEA Morris,gsq n j. o" sgnd"y ,s,S ssS"'ns
February IN 1870 suddenly ~ apopeNY' Safah A.
Funeral .cr,iSes st. Peters church Morrslown. y. J.
rrsn Leave nsrsiay and Christopher sta. a. /. m
poMNlcKo SUNDAY ms,nns a p@9gary ioh =, MS
J. Dominck. aged Gs , a.. 49, ,.,..,.
Funeral services at he church 81 ~ Maiy the NirSn
hall-past 10 o'clock.
Burial u, Woodlavn.
sarah II. widow. q 's2Iss : Earis v.r,,.n con, .,
ii:l5 a. m wednesday February -
GlyEN her The EccsnTssn ia is Mr nToIaMny EM
Owen CIV f''" Widow S' OF of Xdoiph Given.
tLnefal private; ,
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
POHtOMce Notice.

Foreign mails the week ending February Is VIII
TrEspAlAt M Gs 3D. BIa, pei e,;,r, op S9lfSsa Ssrs
Brazil Plata countries must h directed per 'oe-
z. at .r m for or 'in Rs.. ens s and Puerto
Cortez must De- directed pr Essus Stand a. and Hayu PER
II. Tn pSm'is. rom m New orleans at p. for Blue
I'VE wEpSSEsDAy~N S; " a NJ Tor ireland .sr Ten: Tsa.
tonic Queenstown le'tcrs for other part. OF tSSr
direct per Rhynland Via Antwep dssrs %as,
srsSsd & for PEI Europs psr NewYck
for scotland direct per r s. $ crnssss az
uppsms"sTy 80 T for s,d F'fnfs R2.s Ina
land a spsn pSFssai Via iqsssy Rsge e,,ss
parts OF Europe be directed per La ,pi
F. Paramnroo az o .0 per lsso m s. ssppl: pI:
eeward and wndward Islands MARTINIQUE nas @nd Ss ana
does ornosS de!.Ss r t9r at M tos
rSSa rSSasG per ~s' ' SssHe Cs.Ts TamDes
p M suppesnta iso mo for vene1SsIs vsn.,s.ia and
eers other parts Of Columbia must De directed per
,er 5 cuvier: at D. m. supplementary 1880 ml for
2 and saSaso cssa snneeS,a4y psr Sansas?
,S ssa s:i... RsT ,sa. tsra psr sas. ss
MAMMA ' Sia Naples ss arssss pc. Xo,
nam pom,nso at 10 a. M supplementary iu5o nj tor
islam. and per Cost. Rs a rs as, dS s
a,Tsd s. assD s at lSo Osr for ssn.s: ss%
Sssss s,ss fr other % and ' 5:
directed per seneca): 1890 a. for Hayt Cumsna
and larupano per Prrs Wilem uetters for other
parts Of Venezuela Curacao Trinidad British and Dutch
Guiana must he directed per Prins Wiem To: at IL
a. M. for Netherlands direct. per =. Maasiam. vie
Rotterdam Netters be directed per Maasdamp: at
D. Cape Hayti. ST. Domingo and Turks Island.
per Geo. w. Clyde; at '3 p. for Santa Martha
and Carthagena, per Iunur. from New Oreans At
$50 p. for Newfoundland. per steamer from Halifax
Malls for China and japan per =. s. Victoria IRON
Tacoma close here daily TO February 10 az $50
Mails for the Society Islands. ship Gailee from
san Francisco close here daily up TO February y Ct
$3.50 .. IN. Mails for China and Japan Especially al
dressed only,. per Empress OF china uson van IN
Mails Tor China and Japan per Gaelic e1 iron
Francisco. close here daily up To Fenruary 80 AZ
IN. Maths for Australia except those Tor wess s
tralia which forwarded via Europe New -nessno
Hawaii Fiji and Samoan Islands per s. MafpSss A
San Francisco close here daily up to Maicn - a. Nth
D. IN. ,or arrival New-lork OF :. $ AursnIs ~"
british mails FOR Australia Mails for Hawaii per g =
Australia (frum Franciscol close mere asIy % -
Marrh al $50 D. m Mails for Australia exceRu
Austraial Hawaii and Flu Islands. per ~" ,s
from VancouverD here daily after MAcn ~ -
10 March 80 at $50 .. Malls for Newtounashsn. -
rail to Uafax and thence by steamer cose AZ 'ns o.
ncs daily nj 40 o. m. dails for Mique,oh py ran 20
iaos,on and thence steamer close AZ tns once eay
=, . ~ N m Mails for Cuba close at this Once afiy
az q, n IN n M for forwarding by steamers sailing Mon'
Ssvs THURSDAYS and Saturdays) from Port tampa IA
W.n. Sor Mexico overland unless specially addressed fes
d,snatch by steamer close at this ONCE daily al M
:kssis,efed mail closes at m pTsSiSns ., Ssy
Pos,o6es Nsw-yogk Feb. 4 ls9e
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
4 BIO NIGHT IOR "LIT7LE cHRTSTOIHLE'

Numerous promises brought large audience &"
the Garden Theatre last night All the promises
were kept ana the audience we're rewarded with
one OF the mos: spirited performances OF Little
christopher" that have y,t been given. In the first
Mace there was a new Little Christopher. Miss Hes
se Bonehil who sang the part pretty well and
acted &. very vel Whea she gets iiitlc more used
T., IL shc will DE- Il most agreeable acquisition TO IN
company. In the next place the living picture OF
..Trilby' was shown for The lrst time IL ~ ol no
use 10 comment on A. because new model WI. ne
SHOWN tonight and another tomorrow night. an
90 on Twenty eight OF them have been engaged
aItogether 80 far Hut the orchestra ought 20 pliy
.Hen Bolt" Finally, II was the onc-hundrei-and,
oftietb perfOrrnance OF Little Christopher. ana
here were souvenirs or rather. there will be souVe-
Mrs to-morroW There tickets for them last
ni,ht Tho sotvcnir .glll he 4 faDdsome. large silver
patcd banjo, with a thermometer attached to IL
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
ITS BEyEFICIARIES BOTH SICK AND POOR

The entertainment at the studios Of Messrs. Wat
yous and Clark No IS West Ffty-seventh-st., on
February - for the sick poor Of the Diet Kitch-
ems promises TO be novel and interesting. 4 varied
programme Will be given. Among other features
will be duets tor pianos by Mrs Foote and Rich
ard Hoffman, native Indian and East Indian dances
by Miss Viva Cummings: plantation songs and banjo
accompaniment by the Misses Leach and note pict-
ures by Mr. Wendell. Tea VIII be served by young
Japanese girls the cups 10 be carried home as souve
Mrs. Tickets may be had OF Mrs. George r. pa
ker. No. 2Js MadisOn-ave.: Mrs. AlansOn cary No.
"A West Seyenty-sCventh- and at the door. The
Diet Kitchens for relief the sick poor have done
good work during the distressing weather. For the
week ending February they distributed nearly 1900
quarts of milk almost many bowls Of cooked rice
and a quantity o: beef and eggs
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
TO CELEBRATE LINCOLNS BIRIHDAl /.

THE REPUBLICAN CLUB WILL GIVE ITS NINTH
ANNIVERSARY DINNER TONIGHT
The Republican club will celebrate the eighty
sixth anniversary Of the birth OF Abraham Lin
ooln with A dinner at Demonicos tonight. it viii
ne the ninth Lincoln anniversary that the CLUB mas
celebrated. and the committee having charge OF the
dinner thinks It will be ;he enthusiastic cele-
bration Of the series Eihu Root the president OF
the club will presido. and the following members
will each be al the head OF one OF the seven tables
at which the 500 members and their friends VIII be
seated: Or. J. Clark Thomas, Edward lauterhach
James s Lehmaier Arthur L. Merriam. Charles
II Dennison and Henry r. De Miit.
The Rev DR.. Abbott r. Kittredge Will ask a
Blessing and the toas:s Will be responded 10 As fol-
lows: Abraham Lincoln" 10y Joseph H. Choaie;
THE Republican Party" Nelson Dingey, jr., Of
Maine; Protection Senstor-elec j. G. Burrows
Of Michigan: The State of Newly Nork J. Sloat
Fassett; Pulpit Patriots ana the War" the Rev
DR. Edwin {. BOlles.
Mayor Strong will hold informal reception be-
fore the dinner. Among those for whom places
have been reserved at the gucs,s table are Senator
elect John NJ Thurston. Of Nebraska; Frank Is.
Carpenter. Justice John NJ. Harlan. l.. +. Chitten-
den and George McNerc.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12

before that II the object Of the society 10 MI
in the gap between the first settlers and the BATH"
of Lexington. II was the peopl" VINO IN thos"
wears founded those mighty colonies when af'er-
ward made things 50 Interesting Tor England. ne
exn,ained why the society had changed the date ~
O.. a,,ual dinner from December 19 u February lo
and remarked in passing that II was only because
Of the godliness Of the governor OF the society
that the dinner was not held on February 10 'Snn-
day., but they got as near II as 'heS coui' -''''
ica he said should celebrate February 10 inst'a e"
I,1y 4 because AT the treaty the country had got
al she could from John Bull, and wnen 1t ha4