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New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

Testimony was taken before Surrogate Arnold
yesterday n the contest the win of John Il.
Haskln. the we.-known Tammany politician who
died in September last leaving an estate valued
at a,out Sl.0po)l The cOntes, is brought by the
daughters and -law of the testator the former
Of whom were left 5000 each. and the latter 81
each. There was also a small provision made for
the widow in l!eI of dover Al the balance Of the
large estate was left t. the son. john i. Haskln
ir.. who for years managed the estate when the
tcetttor was suffering from a paraiytic stroke II
IS alleged that the son used undue influence. and
ihlt .nc tostaior not Of dspOsng mind when
he mad" his will.
James r.. u Griffin. a young coOred man, was
one of the witnesses yesterday. He said that he
had been the body servant OF tho testator for sew
cral years having been employed by the son. IL
was also of the subscribing witnesses to the
Will H. siil that. IN his opinion. Mr.. Haskn was
perfectly sound mind and body. but that hi, legs
bothered him.
questioned with reference 10 the alleged trouble
h'tw'.u Mrs. Niskin ard her husband. he said tha;
he tnoueni IA was I'm the fall Of 1924. wher Mrs.
IIaskin had heated conversation with her son.
whn. during the tifnc "ls meek lamb
Hr then sass Mrs Hask,n leave the house carrying
Cd small bag G"lt'u a.~o denied that he hai ever
sil any Of" that the old man was crazy.
Dr Charles Phelps. ~ ~. - West rhirty-soventh-
ST.. testified inIt h- Ia" tfsttiOrg physician.
ANA aso ono - thc subscribing witnesses 20 the
w.li iir said that the dect lent mad a'sO sign"!
duplicate viii. pr Pha.ps denied that he bad
,ylr t1.I any - fh- relatives ~ ih" csi1'or that
tac ntio' waa suffering from parcsis Ho said th1t
d. ha treated him for c"rchla. homorrhage'. ou;
TIA hs min, was uOf afloc
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

exceed exc vc cents for single fare for consecutive
rp drip over any part of railroad system within the
by Mr.. French-The bill increasing excise license
. TeS. alrrauy published. which was prepared by the
BY Mr.. Siorm-Providng that the tax in Long
island ns,, ctX on foreign fire insurance premium
gy,T,p,s sna be paid 10 the trustees OF the Exempt
'prihsh Benevoent Fund of Long Island City.
By MI Schulum-Providng that sellers OF cigar
s,.es sh3i. pay an annual license fee of $50, to be
BY {: Smith--A substitute bill appropria ting
Mwlwp 1vl for new armory for the 18th Regiment III
By Mr cain-Fixing the price OF gas in Brooklyn
BY Mr.. Mitinacht-Lioenslng cigarette dealers az
ny Mr. Davidson authorizing Distric; No /. In
&C. TTep'hnent nt order Of Bnai iiih. TO maintain pub
~ Mr. iorton-rne revision Of the lunacy laws.
prepaT,d by the statutory Revision Commission.
10y NJ Mlttndcht-FiXing fsiriagc fer foot passen-
gers on the New York and East Rivor ferry running
Yetwen East Nir"ty-second-st.. Naw-York. and
long is.ahd city AZ one cent between and n. n.
.mu . 4'"' ana y. m, ana at Two cents al other
by Mr. butts-Reeasing until January 1885 from
Improvement assessments St Paul's Church Trinity
11nNrch ana the church IF the Holy Faith. IN the
IWrniy-thrd and TwentN-fourth wards Of New
1o'k city; also. genera bill r,ieasnr al religious
corporations IN the above wards from such assess
'nrnis pl I for 5hree Years from January /. lN@
IN brooklyn shall receive the same pay as patrolmen
hN Mr Butts- Releasing 81. Matthews German
lutheran Church. in the Twenty-thlrd Ward. New
iegalizns the Of lie church.
lX Mr. Armstrong Providing that election ballots
ehaE be deposited with county clerks and kept TO-.
SNlY Gays for use as evidence in Judicial proceed
TO establish the commission of an offence shall d.
rectN or indirectly procure or solicit any person to
commit any act with intent - induce arother per-
son 10 commit criminal offence agaius. the laws
or r., thc StstH ehaii be gulty OF mislemeanor.
10 eacn election district.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
STATE AID FOR GOOD ROADS.


Anarv. Jan l2-The. Special Committee on Good
pca5s authorized by thu last Assembly. Of which Nj
H.rl,i. Of Suiro K. the chairman. made llS re-
,,., fo-nlebt The committee has visited the Sat's
cc .Conrrc;lcut Massachusetts,. PENNSYLVANIA ana
Nev-Jcrsey and inspected the roads there II h"'
visited various parts OF this state and taken mnrh
testimony. II finds that there Is Widespread dis
satisfaction with the prcson, road system ard mat
change Of some kind IS generally advocated 1t
recommends:
First That there he at Albany a central hcad
which shall act IN an advisory capacity ana Snah
have tn" sIy"Tinte ntend"ncr OF al ROADS h'r'"i'f.s
il,ilf the rrine idea being that the maximum OF
S~c9nd That state aid to the amount Of one thrd
shall be Given subject TO certain conditions anu re-
strictions and that the initiative may be taken pN
three alternative methods-(a upon the p"utiOn OF
benefited district paying onc-thrd the county one
third and the state Ono-third 90 upon petition o
nral or special town meeting. N which event the
town county ana State shall each pay one-thiri, ana
,c) upon a resolution Of the Board oi supervisors
'ioning for county road, Of which IN" county u
10 pay tWO-thfds and The state one third.
Third That tn" number of road officers be %.
creased and that there be one COMMISSIONS oi
Highways only in each town. who shall act IN cor
nectlon with The Town Board.
Fourth That the present wretchcd pathmaster
system snail be abolished and the money system o.,
taxation for highway purposes be used throughout
the state.
Fifth That there be a wide-tire law throughout the
state 10 take effect In the 1900 and regulating
TIE width Of tire TO the weight carried.
sixth. That the cOnVicfs In IA" state prisons ne
utilized for the purpose Of manufacturing the mate
rial for roadbeds a; the prisons.
Each Of these recommendations Is accompanied By
er,~nurfato lfl
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
REVISION or THE LI-NACY LAWS.

Albany Jan. y (SpccaD.-A bill introduced by
Ayscnblvrnan Horton Of Wayne County. tonight
proposes 20 rev the existing laws relating 10 H.
sane persons. In the preparation o. the b!ll Mr
Horton has acted In conjunction with the Statu-
tory Revision Commission. II IS estimated by
members o. the Lunacy Commission that. should
the bill become "A law, the state would save an
nuallv about 5000 The most important change
proposed IA the Laws relates TO commitments. As
the law row is a person may be confined IN an
asylum upOn the certificate OF two physicians. un
der oath which certificate Is 10 be approved by i
court within 1--WE days Under the proposed amend
ment the OrGcr Of the court must lssu" b"ior"
the insane person can BE- confined, II also pro
,,i1es that no person Is to be committed to an IN
e,ltut.on for thc care OF the insane except upon
az order OF Judge OF court OF record inadc
mon a certificate or iunacy, signed by two medical
examiner after notice 20 tne alleged insane person
or somebody in his behalf. 10 be dcslgnatcd by
,be courf i hearing may be had by the Judge to
whom the application IL made. IN his discretion. or
,,ncn the demand OF the alleged insane person.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
DIED.

H oh IN. ss / i"%sT Maths" %
Soss q r T. Ss ad
Mary A. and Tie late samuel $ Jo9T-on WsoI
F1neSI T sif soy a5ap al 4 "a s'f 1855 at s M
California and ProviIeace R - papers please
S 5 ws s@Sas sSS 's@9s an A'I
ter Of the late Jonas Dorothy Bryant of North
Anson. Somerset County Me- .. ,,... ,h,,o, Trim
iiy Parsh e2a-st near Columbus Wednesday
1n'srm"n %S1n%. at p'i MorG d. Conn Immediately the
rival Of the O'clock = m train from the Grand Gen.
Relatives and invited accordance with above
oREILIY-on suaiay morning, at her residence is
Ee Me1Gc. C@%d US Elasch ha Rey TsS 'aus"' Oh
Fs sTr w9sa eRarss w % SS es a 81 and t'"s ss
Please omit flowers
PERRY-on sunday. January - at the ca!icon House use
hls city. after short Illness Homer Perry for
m.rly - Mns'at,ne iowa ased -. .,,.srv rons
Island from DuG': un4er'ang ss;sSiH%ss lsDsst = =
Rl-sHMORE-A; Rosvn Long Island on seventh day
Gith Jane Rushmore. widow Of Thomas Rushmore. in
Relatives end. rcspec,fuy invited 70 attend nd
fourth day u5tD at n.
sHEPHERD-At Garden city Long Island Monday morn, .;
Fr,derick Robins and Ethel Dana shepherd.
sh n1 sm q o%and Vi Nd sSsr III in iSSs ss:
Funeral Tuesday January II. 2:2o p. NJ.
SMIILIEAt the residence Of her sister, Mrs Robert
Smile. Rutherford. y. j. on January II. of pneu.
mona. Charlotte h. widow Of Thomas G. sniiie ana
daughter T.. and Mary A. Stevens. OF
New-Nork. deeply regretted.
the funeral services the residence o. her sister Mrs
John Higgins 2cl Ryerson Brooklyn. Tuesday jan
ua,y II. 1t , n.
TNLER-On Sunlaf January r. 1896. Phineas T.. Tyler.
In the sTih year ~ his age
X. atyes and friends IRE respectfully invited 10 attend
tne funeral the homo of hs daughter Mrs.
y. e. Wbyte Bergenneld. y. j.. on Wednesday after
noon. at O'Clock.
Trains leave Vest Shore Railroad. foot OF i2i-s at
and 2;3p p.
In sGient at convenience n family.
WlLLTAMSON-On Sunday. January r. 1890. Wiihelmina
ch'nck wife Of William Williamson. In the seventy
hfth II her
Funeral servces will ne hold AZ her late rsdence East
Broadway. Flatiush. Tuesday. January II. a. p.
Friends and relatives invited.
waiting East Broadway and Fiatbush-
until l:?O O'Clock.
WEIGT-on Monday. January - 1896 p, her residence.
l5I West ths Mary W. daughter OK the late Charles
AMI Fl Ia Wright
The Kcnsico Cemetery. located ol the Harlem
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.


AZ EXTENSIVE AREA or HIGH PRESSURE
W,.hineton Jan. i3-rhcrr has been general ris" IN
rres.. in all parts ~ the country. exce?' tho 'ena.
Rocky Mountain iogoc and Pacific Coast and the torida
p.utuati4 Il the country. except the North
rnc Coast are under the influence of extensive
~ high pressure Of which is central in the
Western CANADIAN provinces. The weather In most dis
trefs is clear rar'a. coudiness exists the South Al
l,ntc Coast AMI similar conditions In New England am!
\,.,y Ynr, IL IL colder in New England and
th. Middle states wh- the temperature has remained
stationary Fair weather Is Indicated
Throughout the country for Tuesday with only slight
changes in trnleraIe In the Northwest where II
viii be- somewhat colder
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

philadelphia. Jan. 13.-The Citizens Committee
held meeting this aferno n. and 1t was decided 10
meet President Welsh and the directors OF the tnlon
Traction Company tomorrow. The committee OF
fhe Amalgamated Association appeared before IN"
committee and assured them that no strike would
take place until after The conference with the Union
Traction officials. - -,
cImated Association (which II Will not be unless the
company comedies more than II has here tofor0 th'
s,riia viii IN all likelihood, b. ordered tom row
nicht If the strike occurs the local bodies ~ the
Hmalranaated Association will receive The fun anp-
80, ~ tha National BODY. the sirik" he's re-
p,eS The sanction Of the National Executive Board
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
WILLS Filled YESTERDAY.

Tho nl,i ~ Wols Krorenihai. who let an estate
- ahou, friH1. va, nel yesterday at the Su'r5-
gates orle. m. household RooIs. iewciry. etc d,
90. i.ft to hi. w.fe. The residue Of the estate f..
le n trust to thc ,.,ruior.. to be equally divided
between bis wlfr AMI ,hron children.
Manning r. Lawson. boy bis VIII. which WAS hlo!
with the SulruRit. yesterday LEFT au estate amount
.ns . e. little NOR. shan $4,000 H. ie'vns al Ms
Personal property. amounting 10 about go . MS
nlt,. sarah s. Lawson. The real estate - .'ft 90
fae executors Scott Foster ard Jacob Milne. tn
income to hc iivil'I - elua' shares between his
Wife rI- s.u. y franklin 1t" son. and his dausn-
fer. Irene y Lawson
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

Justice fnzrlh..i .me tine ago declared inFal J
trust made lul .r 'he ~i. ot tnc late =. f. Thco-
U.ir SteiuNay. on, ~ The plano manufacturers. ir
su.f 30 srt f asiI. brought b. his nephew. II
IS r s,e.nWa,. who had ior years boon in litiga.
t,a With bis unr..s Tho Court then appointed
g. O. Fr"rushpy-,n ae referee % pass upon the
accounts ~ ihc executors. The trust consisted Of
,'1.k I'D Tho vilne % N.oo0Vo in the Steinway COZ
INilf-nr
The r.f,r-r reports that tn executors hav" re
c.lvel ir dyll lends on the trust S'SlcD' of which.
when tlo executors have been paid. there remains
fIr distribution s3sl ~ g..
TAi4 4. o. D.. distributed A. follows. To william
Sieinway AMI Up'etta X"gcr brother and e.ster
- The icsiat0r. each tlo, 80 - and 10 Henry W T..
'hD plaintiff. Charles ii. and Frederick +. Stein
way. each Sf.cui a1
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

BAGLEY-On Saturday. January H. 1896. John Aoner
Eagley. -.
Fun4rnl services his late residence 20 Ens' -7' "
TUESDAY January II. ~ T. m -. r,.-, c,a,., leland
Intcrment In ravian Gem r.. NeW-Do'p o'"'en eo,
,,.rY,(p, T., ,,,oklvn sunday January IL. 1896;
E,izabeth Doroth,a widow Of j. arson D'''o0'' az"
dnurhter ~ he late Judge l@fert Lenerts ., l.,
r,ar.s ana friends ~ the family are respectiuf IN
ytel 10 attend the funeral services at her "r /,
Oh urevoor place Brooklyn. on IufsoaN' Ja"u'' ~
AT p IN.
lnterment private A. ,,.,. his
18th yeai. - ., uo,,evood Cemetery
rnterment Tuesday afternoon nj haz'e"o'' '''
RAILWAY ~ J. o . ~. ,-or, guy nj,
rAToNon Monday January 49, In New & hoK * ~ ~ NE Gl
pneumonia. Edwin wales r'''' !" ' w
ulc,al \ 4 Wednesday afternoon. January
~ an he arrival OF the l:JO train rom New ioth on
~. nai.yorr ~. IAckawanna and Western Railroad
rrr ur,.J< ON Sunday January II at MS residence -
s.i ,;ermentowu Penn. William EiIbeek. In The o'h
yesr Of his axe
Nltlc. OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
DtI,y N THE EILIS ISLAND SIR.

\ heavy raft hoated into the sip at Ellis ls.l'n
n sunday night and the Laura NJ Starn. when
=, -. ,,,nior.n, transport while the Shackama xon
&c being repaired. had hard work In lodging II yes,
,orIav TIE cnp,ain OF the Manhattan. the nitel
states revenue cutter on anchorage duty relS'" II
is said 20 remove the rati- -, -., -. =,
The iIlrbor Comms ssoners VIII be appca.cd 10 To-
day 10 remove the olslructlon.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
AN AMERICAN STEAMER ASHORE.

TIE JAMES WOODAII. STRANDED on TIL NORTH
CAROLINA COAST THE CREW SAVED.
Cape Henry. Va, Jan. l3-The steamer before re-
ported ashore ut New-Inlei y. G.. is the American
steamer James Wooiali with cargo Of sugar ana
molasses from Ncw-Oreans for baltimore. The YES
sci stranded on the outer reef of New-lnlet Life
Saving Station at p. m yesterday, and Is now
mi az water The crew Of ten men were saved 10y
me Mfe-savlng crew. The chances for saving the
veesel are unfaVorabe.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
nrQrEsrs OF DANIEL H. MILLS.

Winsicl Conn. Jan. l3- By the wifi Of Daniel
II Aiil- The broker which was offered for pro-
bate to-day the estate. valued about 100000.
ls given. oac-thiri 10 his widow. and the re
mnlndcr in parts 20 Rollin y. Baldwin and Mary
Jane Brown. children - Darwin BALDWIN, Adele
Nils Mary Dacniker and Alice Law. children OF
seth T. Mills ami Mi,s - Norton. son u Julia
ST. norton he made 30 public bcquests.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

The Marine Society - the CITY OF New-York yes
torlay held It's i2lth annual meeting In the man
arer.' room % the Produc" Exchange. President
,i,,r, snencor in the chair There was an un-
usuollv large attendance The officers for the last
,.or wore re-elected as follows: President Captain
Albert spencer first vlce-pre~!dent 'apthIn AuStln
1avnr. second vce-prcsident Captain, benjamin
r Marsh treasurer. Captain James II. Chamber
lain. secretary. Captain Thomas NJ Nlchos; couh-
sel william Allen Butler
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
, FRIENDLY SUIT FOR THE cmLDs SUP

Rob,r' - Roosevelt. jr.. has been granted
an oricr 10 serve complaint on +. q
Woolhols. In ihe suit which IN" former has
brought against his fogr-yelr-old daughier, Olga.
NJ Wo0lhou4r b. th" grandfather Of the child
AMI the latter is f1r th" present with HIM Mr.
Roosev.ts ,yite Grace. died In July 1891. leaving
an estate valued AZ about $2Jooo) - tho child for
IN. mos par. I'm tho friendly suit which the
faihcr has brought. hc asks that 5000 n year be
allowed from tn. estat" for the support OF the
.FII
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

Another scarlet fcycr patient has bc"n removed
from bellevue 20 the Willard Parker Hospital
The patient f. Hannah Mcfarland. twenty-thr'c
wears old a servant OF no 23o Second-ave. She
va. taken To Bellevue Hospital Sunday afternoon
srnfl.t f.vrr mad. their appearance. There six
teen rafierts in Ward ~. Is. where the woman was
rhrX hive boon uIArnntlncd
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern New York. fair weather
with decreasing cloGaincss. Hight westerly winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware.
fair weather. light westerly winds
For the District II Columbia. Maryland Virginia and
West virginia weather. little change in temperature
light wes'sr.y winds
For Western Pcnnsylyania and Western New-York fair
M.nfheI. westerly Wlnds
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
THE TRIBINE AND IT'S ALMANAC.
4 pAPEE For MEROHANTs.

From The Pittsburs Christian Advocate
Although very strong in is politics an1 giving
much attention = public affairs. The New loik
Tribune is probably one OF the best newspapers in
tho United States for Il business man
COMPLETE ~ ALI FEATURES.
From, The Johnstown (N. " Republican.
So far as the news Of the day and all the other
features which make n good paper, ana Whlcn Il
business man must nave are co"c'i"''' I"e iilD-
une IL complete.
PRE-EMINENT IN IT'S REPUBLICANISM.
From The Reaver GennJ Argus and Radical.
Tbc Ncw-YorA Tribune is Of the Oldest Re-
publican papers in the country; Is full OF nc@s,
reuorts As a newspaper II Is in the highest rank
but as u stanch advocate OF Republican principles
abler more Interesting and Indispensable
CHAMPION OF THE BEST
From The Portland Christian Mirror
The New-York Tribune hns, in our estimation,
no superior an able champion OF the best there
is In American life and thought
ONE OF THE WORLDS GREAT PAPERS.
From The Nicholson Penn) Examiner.
The New-York Tribune ranks among the great
papers Of the "orld.
IT AROUSED REPUBLICAN SENTIMENT.
From The Wayne County Alliance
Fortunate indeed. Il IS for our country that The
tribune Is so clean, decent and superb newspaper
No doubt its large circulation has had something
10 do with the awakening OF RepuDilcah sentiment
these last two years.
ABLE, DIGNIFiED AND CONVINCING.
From The Huntington journal
That The Tribune has helped greatly in the cleo
,ons OF lS9; and 1885, thousands Of Republican lead
ers nave voluntarily testified 1t Is an able d.gn-
fed and convincing exponent Of Republican doe
trlnc.
BEST ALMANAC PUBLISHED.
From The Eenvic (N. " Journal
The best almanac extant IS that published Dy The
New-Y York Tribune. TIE contents are really mar
veljous In range and OF ines,imabe value 10 every
one who wishes the history OF 1875 In condensed
form.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
ppovrsroys OF COLONEL KNoX's WILL.

The viii Of the late Thomas Knox. the novelist.
WAS filed I'm the SurrogatCs office. yesterday. He
leaves 20 Sarah Drcwry. $1,000. and his library
after the executors have taken souvenir volumes.
THE balance ~ the estate worth $1,000 goes to
his sister. Emma J. g. Chapman
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
INCIDENTS " SOCIETY.


The cnca cement IS ann)unced Of Miss Mabel
Metcalf. daughter OF James Belts Metcalf, OF
No. 80 East Fifty-six.h-st. 10 Harris Fahnestock
son of Harris C. Fahnestock Of No. iJ7 Madison
ave.
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Howell have sent ont invita-
t!ons for the marriage of their niece, Miss Sarah c.
Trafiord. to Thomas T. Matthews. The ceremony
will take place at o'clock Thursday evening
January %. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howell
No. % West Ninety-ffth-st
The important incident in fashionable society
night will be the first Of the Tuesday evening
dances this season. which, as In former seasons
Will take place at Sherrys. The guests WI be re-
cc!ved in the pink room by Mrs Astcr Mrs John
". Mln,urn. Mrs. Stanley Mortimer and Mrs Adolf
Laienburg
Miss Margaret Olivia Slocur daughter of Colonel
J. Jerman Slocum, Of 80. 81 East Sxty-hfth-st.,
has announced her engagement TO Sherman Flint.
| con Of DR.. and Mrs. Austin Flint. whose brother,
Dr. Austin Flint. ir married Miss Marion Wing.
daughter Of Mr ami Mrs. John ID. Wing. a short
tiEie ago.
Miss GeorslHe Campbell. Of No 922 Malison-ave.,
gave reception yesterday afternoon. Assisting the
hostess in receiving were Mrs. Clarence Best. NJ rs
Mary Van Buren, Nandcrpoci. Mrs. ". y. Guernsey
and Miss Lucle de Nelson Kennedy. OF New
Orleans a niece. In whose honor the reception was
given.
The engagement Of Miss E.4.both Howard ward.
only daughter OF Mr.. end Mrs. Thomas Wren
Ward of no Is East N.nth-st.. 10 Charles Bruen
Perkins. of Boston. has Just been announced
The members Of tn Amusement, Club VII be en-
tertalned this evening at the home Of Alfred r.
Conkng no p Eas; Tenth-st Il VII be the
clubs first meet ne this season Eish; more meet
,ngs are to follow. The members or the executive
Committee Mrs f. Lyman Shor;. Mrs. ).
Muhenberg Bailey. Mrs. Charles D. Ingersoll, Mrs
John c. Westervet Mrs. Walter Rutherfurd and
Mrs John NJ Bowers.
Mrs John A. scrymser OF No. ~ East Twenty
hrst-st gave the first Of series OF receptions win
dancing. last evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton. OF no. 10 East Thirty
fourth-st.. VII give elaborate reception. with
muse this evening.
The arase Of Mss Ge Zee. Elssnor saersYR h sYRerry Se
OF 10 l8 West Onc-hundred-and-t wen iy-eishtHs,''
10 William Alexander BurrOws OF Paterson. " j.
P taHs paSs p sca6a or churs Of the 10Y Trinity
0ne-hundrcd and twenty and ,.en2n,aVe. %
the home OF ,hc brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas egea'' Clarke , VII H.! sye yt.
ropotan club on Thursday evening
The attractions at The musical morning" Of Al
bert Morris Rarl,v In ihc Waldorf Yesterday wcre
Nine. Helene iastr'ier orion litei'y va. az " ~,
piano. Among those present Wrt" "iiF JaiHa,ss "
wt Mrs Eugene Ke5 r Mrs J9A1 j, x prsT~a' yra
Mrs Samuel Pcuuiman. Mrs. John ~ |'r. "a. ~
iiaycmeycr. Mis-. Richard twin, rs Walter Vat
rous Mrs " l. hiyinesto2e, Mrs I1nn NJ fr Com
vornour Morris. Mrs. Gordon Norre. 3,is. G~corgc ~
Hoadly Mrs Grcnvi,ie WINTHROP Mrs. Vi Is1a' s,,1
beth Bradhurst. Miss Ed!th Clapp James OTIS ana
Frank Lambert
Those who desire to hcp 2e.oring chary ,,ii Wii'
have an opperi"nitE - 40 sd a %Ef,r.n,i,,,n opera
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

For, Monroe. Va Jan n-covernor GreenhaiFr.
OF Massachusetts, who arrived here yesterlfy' pa
,fsi, IN Admiral Bunce on The nag-n'p New orN
,tts afternoon and was Eororei VITA -a.Ntr
The Maine ana the Raleish nave r"lurned i!''"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

.rhe Mandarin" is TIE ttie o.. IN" comic orera
h,h is +, b.gn the season of the De koven-S'n!tl I
onsrn COMPANY AZ the Herald square Theatre mex
september
The rO,h performance Of "rhe Heart of Mary
I.. celebrated last neht =; tie Herald Square
Theatre by the distribution ~ nretuY Designed
heart-shapel card trays as souFe'is
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

Max O'Rcu viii lecture NJ the lyceum Theatre
Tomorrow afternoon on The Little Fo.Des oi Jo"'
rul Sandy and Pat
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

Tribune Office Jan. ~. n. m.The weather yesterhav
was CLOUDY ana cool. The temperature ranged os'"e
and ~ degrees average '4 being u Of degree
lower than that Of Sunday and ~ degrees higher thah
that Of tho ocrresplndinR day of last year.
IIa va. - LlhN WI l.e an
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram n continuous white line shows the
chances In mcclure az Indicated The Tribunes self
recording haromctr Tie dotted line represents the tenn
ueraiurc recorded a rerry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

rhc hest located hotel Florida a tho san Marco
at q Augustine. AsF those who know. Hotel open
January o. The managers will sustain its present
cnvnh. reputation. rurton Il splitter. lrop.etprs.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

The designers Il Fnrs Fine FWnitur" mus be
aitisfic tu have bN"h UP iN' STOCK
the, hav. this fall. - West I'd st