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New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
DIED.

Thursday February Horace bennett in the s4'h year
Kindly omit flowers.
day February .. after long Illness. Mrs Alice po'a"
Requiem mass at St Parck's Cathedral Sth-ave. snl
ooth-st. on Saturday. the sh inst. at 10 a. rn
Wednesday FeOruay John s,Onsaere n.,.r Es
r. r. on SATURDAY a. + February at oso a. m
nansh train ~ asns At NEST ns at
San Francisco papers please
Beach Cal colonei 10 John n f. II Fay o: Sew,York.
Funeral services vii! be held the residence & o. ne
,.lyn on saturday February S, at 2:so p. m.
wife Of James II. Feraon. at her residence. No. los
Funeral services on Sunday February Q at 1880 m.
at Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Park ave.
F0STER-At Southampton. N y. February 5. benjamin.
Funeral on SATURDAY. the sth. nt ~ m.
dence Il her n-law Ar.nur H. Dyer scotland Road.
Jared Fuller Of East corinth Me. the s2d q
Funeral Friday. February T. 1915 m. Burial pr
Bangor and Portland papers please copy.
HUNTER-r THURSDAY. February Oth 1896. in the 10Th
year Of his age; Peter c Hunter ,,.,
Hunter, No 42 Klng-st. Friday evening February
Interin+nt at convenience family.
JONES-At Nappinger's Falls. y. Y. Tuesday. Feb
eth. John r. Jones. In the s2d Of his age
Funeral will be held the Reformed Church.
New-HAckensack Friday afternoon.
JONEsSuddeny. at Fairfield, Conn. William r. Jones.
u the late O. ". Jones.
al the Congregational Church. Fairfield,
Conn. IN Saturday. February s. al 2:1j y.
lnte-rlent private.
KELiYAt her residence. In Versailles. France, on Feb
. sarah wife OF tn. late Robert T.. Kelly. OF thlo
city IN the 13d year OF her
LOW-on Thursday morning his residence Oliver n.
Low. in the 2st year Of his
Funeral services will be held at No 1s East 40hst -
10 o'clock Saturday morning
Interment convenience Of the family.
PINGRYAt Milibrook. y Y. Wednesday February
) Laura daughter of DR. James o. Ida l.. Pingry.
aged years.
Funeral services the house Friday February T. 80
RODGERs-FebruaIy g. Of pneumonia. James H. Rodgers
In the Goth year u his
Friends invited &c attend funeral services at Unitarian
church. Lenox ave. and l2lstst. Monday at II a.
Staten Island and Philadelphia papers please copy.
TRIMBI.E-Suddeny o heart failure Monday February
3 the Rev. John William Trimble. eldest
John and Anne Trlmble.
Funeral from Grace Church. Friday February I. -
n.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
WRECK OF THE CLARA POST
4 NEW YORK SCHOONER LOST OFF HH'p0F''H1

. NEW YORK SCHOONER LOST OH h'''''
VESSELS HELD - YANKEE PORTS.
pr,deonor, Conn. Fob G.-In the furious gaze 'o-
dav the two-masiea schooner clara Post '' '.",
York was wrecked of this harnor. HN' NV
o,ou, half mile off Seaside Park. me- nhs'- ''',
,'ar..rr;, coro hcr stern broken in and her hHi
,.,, ,,u NJ water Captain james Mcn1nn1 ""'
,r crew. ~ four men escaped 90 lhnd .h 1870
schooner's yawi. ,, .
O'Clock this morning bouul for N'"-'''
vessel being light. OG strarorl hc ,"n ni
Storm ana trel 20 make bridgeport Iil' .,,
e'inln pm p.ii .r,ee ,6a d,.i,s the h4w-r-I- l.irr
,orn away I'M The wreck. TNo anchors vel. ..'
on, and then the captain and ere" s'"Il' 't
oS' Sr rhirh ihey reached in safety. wind ant i.i'
sDOIri .r,, .rr, el,ro Po.t ans about thirty
s.ven veafs OLD. ana her captain places "'i '"'''
al g 2pl.
Ncw-Iondon. Conn. Fob e-Tae h'fcr-' Storm o'
me winter prevailed today. The tus, Her. ''s'
for New-York. and Fros'hurg. Lynn 20 baltimore
ran in 10 o-capo H. TIE tues S'i.k ,f,r''
Dean and Fred Ives aie also n.f, - -.
iy m, Hcrcul,s. which passed h'r 80
Srckney went out, hnt -i4 nor il' -
supposed 20 Dee Tie Cactus tte t4'ah"' i-' Nam
suitA a.l ne Advance
Hosios. Feb. THE t.rrih. gale pfe'.o'rI '+ 1870
Weather Bureau reached here carly ths afternoon.
The barometer fell steadily after wednesday even.
Ing. when il nari.cl 2'4. until at o'e'oe' 'A
evening II had dloppel to q d. M ..h th ri
of H. going SIN lower. The storm ft'h .'-
creased from the early afternoon unu! ~ H".N D..
vas blow ..g a bowling gale. nl'h tAr 4uIi ''.'.
hat II would attain he velocity OF hnii.'f."
"Xo.tirg l.r, Dor, today nui ihr metropolitan
Iinr steamer n T. Dimoek fol NeN-fork. "H''h
wa scheduled 20 sail on W"lr'siay MS'i ..-
Md over owing 20 Tho threatening aspect ui i"r
Weather and started down carly 'n.- morning '.-
for. the first animation ~ ih" h'ir.i ilnt 1'i'-
Was received J, is probable. however. tan' 'h, .
,af.lv anchored in tho lev.r roads of has -'tfl'
refuge iu l'foyirc town HarDor IA" other fi' ih
al tr,I.nl 20 sau to-day wil got venture out I.f4
Tho weather is more ifolitors. Many vessel ar
anchored in the upper Aafnor ana PRESIDENT h'tHr
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
INCIDENTS N SOCIETY.

c,auncey NJ Depew gave an elaborate dinner
,sr,v last evening at his home 40. g West Fifty
s,r,h-st The oblo1g table decked with cus-
,srs Of American Beauty roses and mignone:ie.
Az Dereyv's guests Mrs Astor. Mr.. and Mrs.
rhomas Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Wander
vii, Mr. and Mrs !. Townsend Burden. Mr. ana
Mrs William Rhinelander Stewart Mr. and Ms.
" n Sloane Mr. ard Mrs James =. Kernochan.
AZ and Mrs John r. Drexel. Mr. and Mrs Luther
Kontze Mrs Burke Roche, Mr. Turnure. Miss
ussen,an Miss Pauling. James Y. Parker Perry
psmont d O. Mills and Worthlngton Whltohouse.
rba last Cinderella dance Of this season took
c,ace last evening at Sherry's and the pretty gold
and white ballroom effectively decorated win
tropical plants In the pir room. where the cancers
were received by Mrs. John 5 Barnes Mrs. j.
Hampden Robb. Mrs. 4. James Cross and Mrs hi-
ward King there many pretty white ana ps'h
roses The cotillon was led by Alexander NJ haa-
den. who danced with Miss Cornelia Barnes
Tho members Of the Thursday Evening Club were
entertained last evening at the home OF Mr ana
Mrs George B. Post. No II West iwenty-nfsr..;S,,'
who read interesting paper on mural dec'i''o's'
After The lecture supper was served
Miss Calender and Miss De Forest. Of No. East
seventy-second-st gave the hrs OF theT se'aSt 70 o.
informal receptions in February yesierIaE aIel-
noon. Signor Campanari sang several ScirrtohS. 'n
Miss Marie de Barri and Mrs Louis IS e nii ninay ny
ceivei alone Among the guests present were Ms.
George y De Forest. Mrs. =. Reeve M'fi ltt. MS
Csfn Miss Schermerhorn Mrs. John lnnis kane
Miss Laura Post. Mrs J. Herbert Johns',. y. Ml-s
Wright Mrs Frederick II. Benedict. Mrs NlNhm
Jaw Miss sanie Brown. Mrs John ChrlsioDheI
o'connor. Miss Kemp. Mrs John n rIr.4y VI VI
James J.. Breese Miss Edith Cushlns W%le
Chance Thomas r. Kelly. NJ Farkoa ana Ms.
TrenOr Park
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Lillian tai
mage the only daughter Of Dr. John r TalmaRe'
~ columbia Heights Brooklyn. 10 j. Murray Mitch
ell Of this city.
The ball arranged by a number Of young oach-
elors who call themselves the Chevaliers Will take
Mace AT the Waldorf this evening The guests VIII
Nc received bv Mrs Freder.r sheldon Mrs Fred
erck D. Grant and Mrs John Alsop King Ihe TX
ecu,iva Committee is composed Of j. Fred PERSON
II Alexander NJ Hadden. Schuyler Schienelin and
Renwick Clifton Hurry.
On accoun, Of the death Of Mrs. Joseph l. Low
son ,he meeting Of the Dancing Class Will De post
poned from tomorrow night until aiteT Aeii''
Mrs John B. butcher and Mrs j. Zero"
1u,cher who have been at home on Thursdays al
Va 5A Fifth-ave will start on February l5 'or
Southern California where they VIII remain some
time.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
TRAVEL BLOCKED IN NEW-ENGLAND.
SEVERAL. ROADS UNABLE TO RIM TRAINS
FLOODS IN WATERBURY.

SEVERAL ROADS UNABLE ~ Kun 1hAlNS-
FLOODS IN WATERBURY,
v-a,arburv Conn Feb 6.-Reports OF damage by
h Storm to-day indicate the teet losses by
r,,ca water since the freshets Of 1875. Nauga-
.oLe, and Mad rivers overlowed their banks and
-, the streets of the city. The water poured into
49,, o,.ra from the hilsides. and caused great dam
age. ~ -, - ~.
.k piver at Sinonsvie. was swept away with
,ardons crash soon after o'clock. The New
r.rgland Railroad sent out wrecker from Water
I, this evening 20 repair washont at Forestville
~ another 10 attend 10 washout az Brewstcis
1,asareer service the western DIVISION OF tpe
ir, noiand is booked The New-York train due
80 af O'Clock the Naugatuck karOau, II
stalled three-quarters OF "i''e eo"'' "
by a washout . .scra robn "a crawson's
,,mity living IN house on Browns Meadows,
idii,.SS itS are flooded several fee; deep Late this
vrening The section around the Naugatuck bsse,
aee,1 became submerged. Men are carrying
nam nep on Their shoulders from the houses IN the
q2ggurr,rt,.I Teb C-The philadelphia Readlng ara
xanEr gla nd road is closed tonight bs nve ,h whsr
New is at pine Meadow. In this state othsrs
outs. outs. re line in New-York washout on the
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
DIED.

pROwNE-In Jersey city, February O. 1895 Kate VIE
of JOAN r. Browne =. .....o,
friends invited attend the funeral
residence. No. 03l Jersey ave- Je'
sov ('it, on Saturday evening At O'Clock
.,,,,,pEpsAt At hts residence No. 20 West 36h-st sud
i.nIv OF pneumonia Monday February 3. the KEY
Talbot W. Chambers 3 !. De- IN 'he '"n y'"' u "'
Ra-
Dutch Church Jth-ave. and fsth-St. on ffiuaS
mornlng Tth inst at 10 o'clock.
rrferren, at the convenience Of family. -...
rn csryv of IN. Reformed Church and other churches
arc requested COnsistory 20 meet IN the chip
,.,,s'aso,a Church AMI isih-st, at s;3o
n n, and attend funeral In body
COCKS-At her residence. on February - 800 IN, ~
Rroohlyn Eliza J. Cocks. widow OF the 'a'e 'o"' -
Cocks in her SIth year.
Funeral on Fridny February at D. m
80. a. h- country residence West VIM
Ia Conn after a lingering Illness. Spencer W. Soe'
rnersi At Winsted Conn. Friday. February Z. at
o'clock. ..L
on Thur morning. February 9TH.
pu;ni,an NJ Dean In the sd year OF his age
rari n, his residence. No 81 West 12sth-st on sat-
rsa, evening February g. at O'clock
r,,.rrnent at conX eniencs OF family.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

ceived decorations from The Emperor Of Germany.
the King Of Sw"deA and the queen Regent oil Si'li'
She has not played In France or In her country
The company that j. to support Nine Dusc IL due
here on February l3. on the NOrmanna. The toir
will begin IN Washington on February Il. The com
panv will stay there for week and Will give Tour
nrrfornances The engagement at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre will begin February "a Four perior-
nances will be given In the first week. Camille on
Wondav and Friday evenings and "Cavalleria Rus
iicana" and 'L.ocandiera" on Tuesday evening ana
saturday afternoon. After that five performances
wIll he given each week. Monday. Tuesday.
Ve1neslav and Friday evenings and saturday after
noon The whole Of the second week will be- devoted
- Mazda beyond that time the plays have not
heen decided on. The engagement Is FOR four weeks
Aftor leaving New-York Nine. Duse will play L9r
one week each in Philadelphia. Boston and Balti-
wore and she NAV possibly return TO New-York Tor
a short time She insisted on having clause IN her
conrroct that she should no; De required 20 20 10
C,,icaeo Her manager tried yesterday TO induce
her 10 waive this coalition and play In Chcago on
No Ground that there much money TO he HAde,
but she was firm. When Nine. Duse Will she VIII, II
Lcr health permits, You may depend ont. ana WIFI
sbe WON'T She won't and there's an end ont Ana
she will not play IN Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
TpiNSFFpPTD BY SPECIAL TRAIN.

Washington. FEB. Ga detachment Of l'' men
and six officers from the battie-ship Texas Ieit
Portsmouth at $50 a m Yesterday bound for Mare
Island Cal. the route being by way o. the Sea-
hoard Air Line and the Southern Pacihc KailrOa'
tsunset Route. They were carried by special UaIA
composed Of TWO baggage cars hVe trans" s'e'p-
lrg cars and one Pullman car. and the traln va
rlir through solid from Portsmouth TO IN" coast
it,ary facility viii hc used TO have the tram car
r.4 through on the schedule wnicn mas neeh al
rlnp-d TIE time occupied VIII oe about nNe uay }
ana eight nours The contract win the Navy De
pariinent was made BY the southern racine u
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
TO GET MRS PARAN STE|ENSS Ho' H"'

The Tribune has II on good autho'''S "
negotiations which have ben for some TIME pen"
ING for the lease of the house occupied by the late
Mrs Paran stevens have aNcut been conipe'e''
There IL every reason TO hc'sv@ that IL VIII De-
come the property Of Her raar Oeirchs' ana 'h"'
hereafter Mr. and Mrs. Oe;ricns Will entertain Oh
extensive scale Coming as ii does on the h'eis
OF The Tribune's exclusive publication OF the iar''
In the FAR Will case. the report OF the lease is sg-
nihcant The price to be paid is not known. but
the statements made by different ones TO the
enec; that Mrs Stevens paid annual rental oi
cO.ODO are absurd Mrs Stevens leased the house
at the northwest corner Of Ffth-ave. and Fifty
seventh-st. for ten years from the Nathan jones'
estate and this lease still has eight years TO run
She paid for II at the rate OF about $il.OD y"af
In enect.ng his lease, II is understood that Mr
Oelrchs has 20 deal with both the stevens an'
Jones estates. and the question OF remodelling and
renovatng the place Is st TO be decided. Ine
changes required will neary $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
THE RETTRN or UHE. Ut Sc.

st1E, WILL PLAY ONLY IN FEW EASTERN
CITIES-HER HEtLTH SAID TO BE GOOD.
Nine Fleonora Duse. the Italian actress. arrived
here Yesterday on the Majestic She was met al the
njer bv her manager. Mr.. Schnrmann. and ny ).
Charles Davis representing H. G. Miner, under
whose direction she IL 10 make her tour In ms co"-
trv She went u the Holland House and shut herself
IN II is a wc.i-known trait Of Nine. Dusc th"t
nothing riu induce her 10 say anything FOR gID'a-
tin II she can hc!p j.. When she was here before
She had been In for four I've days before h'
own managers could find 0lt ~ what hote. shr va
staliug. Yesterday. however. she permitted MI,
s. hnrmann % say that she was I'm good h"alih ana
that FOR the last days % hey voyage inc -"h h'
been uncorf )rtaby rough.
since she WAS last seen In America Nine l)use mas
plaved n England, Holland. Belgium, q, fmanY.
Sweden. Norway and Denmark. and she has re-
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

REMARKABLY Low BAROMETER IN THIS O4ll.
wnshlngtln Fob G-The s'.rin reported twenty i'u'
hours before near Pensacola was central THURSDAY "s"'
At New YORK Crry During i,s advance 90 tho nor'h"'s
has dey.,ped into hurricane The unusual pressure
o, ~ inches was reported N New Yorl Tho pan o'
,he storm cen. was within. very nearly paTale' -
fhe coast line. passing close 20 Atlanta Hi''sn M
Wsslrr,1g. The entire coast from Florida = Maine
has been sxc, hy violent gales. the "lnd seac"hs
l,,es from ~ - 20 miles All tue Atlantic coast as
,rcrs have heavy rain. except Northern NJ" E's
land whcr. the rain tn'y mmenc-i toward lhurs-"y
evening py -. latter time IL. weather had cleared
from Maryland southwark The weather has remained
ra,r I'm the West except for few scattered snow huf-
ri.4 Tho temperature has risen 10 NJ" England ana
he MIle states ana has fallen IN the Soutn Atlln
states ami 90" central NIcHs M1unian dsilc's Inc
weather vii cieat Friday IN New Ergiau. ana 49,
Yo-k lut VIII preceded ty heavy rain ana hlgh "lns
II IL. .,rly portion o. she day Fan weather VII pc
vail n th. Mlle AMI South Atlantic SA'es WIN y" S
.suara;ure PARTY cloudy ami older weather = 4hll
c,tel fr nm. ONO AMI Lower Missouri valleys ana gen
,ral1, ihe lake rex 'ns anu NoithN's
of.~ IN m. lower lake some what CLOUDY ""dt
.r viii prevail the Southwest possibly with sH' ram"
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

- vsi,a New Hafrpshlre and Vermont. heavy rain.
,-ialv turning 10 snow clearing az night high north
sas,erlv shifting 70 colder nor'hwes'eriy winds
For Massachusetts. clearing Ia western pofi'n clear
ing preceded by heavy rain. In eastern potion colder
winds shifting o. northwesterly.
r Rhode Island and Connection, clearing and colder.
high northwesi-rly winds.
For Eastern NewYork fair and colder preceded by snow
~ the morning in northern portion: brisk norhwes'ery
winds. -. r.-.,, ,-t r,.l,va-e
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey ana De'a"a'e'
- al colder. brisk northUes'erl' " ms.
t, ,b. District u Columbia Maryland. virginia Norm
a-n,na and Wes, Virginia. fair and colder, westerly
F,r Western Pennsylvania and Western Ne" ioih fa1I
enI colder nOrihwesterly winds.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
LEAVING THEIR HOMES ~ THE NIGHT.

rur HArIrAN RIVE. srUL W-ING AT NV
rpi-xSwlcK-AT Last oNE MAS DROWNED.
t,,,,,suyick y J. Feb : d.20 a. up-Thc
,.a,er roiring down the Rlrlfan River T. now nooI-
Ing me street more than haf way % Ncils'n-st
Toere e SIX feet u water In some of tne buildings
:, I.,rre,-e, People have been taken from their
,i O'clock taose living Ave blocks from the river
D.r. warned out AZ once. 40,
\ man from LANDING Rrdge reports tha' W".'
- :, man 70 by carried down by the Hood. Dead
animals have passed through
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Dar.
lach-
800

Trtun. Office Feb T. a. ma bis storm prevailed
I'm this city yesterday accompanied by hish winds ana
,.o,v rainfall The barometer fell unusually low. the
e.si,rs b.,nk In The evening only ncnes Inc te-
rotu. ranged between 36 and y degrees the average
,.ng higher than that ~ Nednes-
A,v and 3O higher that u the corresponding day
Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
THE RAR1TAN % FEET ABOVE NORMAL.
No WATER IN SOMERVIIIE EXCEfT N THE
sTREETs-BRlpGEs WASHED OFT AND
TRAFFIC STOPPED.

SonervUle " J.. F-b. 6.-The water In the Ra-i-
tan River rose rapidly to-day. and after sun
down this evening il reached the nrcroOm OF the
Rarltan Water Works. The fires put out by
the food and this and Rarltan without
water for any purpose except TO food the streets.
The famine mas caused great deal Of distress IN
both places. The Rarlian River Is twenty-five feet
higher than its normal level tonight. The river
and canal usually 200 yards apart. one.
The woollen mills here flooded this after
noon. The water put out the fire ana work had .
be suspended. There is SIX feet o! water Oh every
floor level with 'he street
big iron bridge at Flemingion. crossing the
Raritan River. vas washed Away to-day. Two men
were driving the structure a. the time. They
were carried down with ii. but chung TO floating
tree and saved. The horse was drowned.
Traffic the railroads has stopped and several
trains stalled Many bridges have been washed
out and many towns are In danger.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
CAMDEN UNDER WATER.

Last night hard for Camden. The
Delaware River ovcrnowod It's banks at o'cock
and submerged the lower portion OF the city. The
water within two hours - a height never be-
fore known. The ferryboats had 70 stop running
for three hours. because they could make the
slips as the water above the spiling When
the trips were finally resumed the people were put
off into three ana four feet OF water. All sorts
Of wagons used TO carry people from the
ierrvbCa 20 whore ne water deep. 4
rOWhOat IA The afternoon and evening
carrying pecp'e across Markei-si. Business houses
along the waterfront flooded. Thousands Of
do. .4rs damage done. but the extent cannot
be know uut. the water subsidies. COopeT's Creek
whi.h runs through the city. also 20 CORE
spond with the river and among the places flooded
by its waters the power house II the trolley
company. The fires under The boilers were put ont.
and all the cars IL the city 70 standstl.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

his musical studies in 1885 under the direction OF
Charles Lucas and was appointed honorary secre-
tary OF the Amateur Musical Society Of London on
its formation in lsi7 and from 1855 until It's dlsso-
luton in 1861 its conductor. In lsJb ne 10uhu
ed the choral society known by his name. ana Was
principal of the College OF Music. an institution
founded in 1864.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

Valley Division Of the New-York. New Haven an Il,
Hartford road at Rocky Hill has cut 'ha' my
two. N~,dge on
Haxleyviile Conn. Feb Ga railroad rt'uFTS uFTeV
the Berkshire Division Of the NeT.i ., nlsce @' was
washed away this afternoon. Trafht - commune
Via Danburv.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
TILES REJSET.

por,a rah e-Jules Reiset the eminent French
chernist and agrculturst and member OF the
French Institute died at Paris Yesterday lie was
I'm the saventy-eghth year OF his age.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

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New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
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A Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
36G FIFTH AVENUE NEAR 3iTH STREET
FREE VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
EXECUTRIX SALE.
MODERN PAINTINGS
belonging 10 the Of the late
MIR. AUGUST RUTTEN,
including representative samples OF
DIAZ DAUBIGNY,
DUPRE. GEROME,
JACQUE KNAUS
ROU ssEAU sCHREYER.
VAN MARCKE. VIBERT
VAUTIER ZAMACOIS.
TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
February 12th, at 3 O'Clock.
ROBERT sOMERvILLE ORTGTEs ca,
Auction ser. ManagerA
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
Reliaicus Notiees.

Religious Notltfs.
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GODS ACRE OF DIAMONDS
will be the subject OF
REV. A. {. DIXONS ADDRESS,
Cooper Union. to-day $3.50 =. NJ.
w s. weeden Miss Upham and others Will sing. Mss
Anna Park cornetis Admission Free Doors open 2:3o.