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New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
FELL OR WAS PUSHED.

POLICE INVESTIGATING TIE DEATH OF MAN IN
AN AVENUE A TENEMENT HOUSE.
Whether Patrick O'Neill was deliberately showed
down flight o. stairs at No. lAS5 Avenue yes
terday afternoon or whether he was so drunk that
he slipped and fell is problem the East rhty-
frst-st. police trying TO solve They nave
arrested several Of the mans companions on sus-
p,con O'Neill was found at the bottom OF 'he
stairs by John Finneran the landlord OF the house
He seemed unconscious. and Policeman Ihei caI!eu
Or Rowland. o. the Presbyterian Hospital ne
said O'Neill was dead and that death was c3ussc
body taken to the East Fify-hrst-st satlol, ana
then. with the assistance OF several other ponce,
men. rounded up O'Nell's compani2Ins and piaiGed
them under arrest They were In "iiham D@\
Nat the third no9r DAILY: his VIE n neT I'll pa oy
No llS5 First;ave Thomas Morean sn1
Dan Lannisan. twenty;four years oid OF Of, NO; 90
229 East e-hundred and rd-st., were put III
the patrol wagon and taken TO the station: ,oo-
DAILY said the entire party had heen orinklns peer
most of the afternoon and ONen had consumed
his portion. He had taken some before JOINING INC
PARTY and the first 10 Get drunk ca!E Ftid
o'Neill started to his home. az No l4S Madl
son-ave. but too drunk TO walk downstaifs
and fell 10 the bottom. The other members or Inc
marry corroborated Daly's story, but the no.!cc
iAink there free-for-all fight and that Neil!
was the victim.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
J. B. HAGGTN MARRIED.

THE MILLIONAIRE TURFMAN AND MINEowNER
WEBS YOUNG BRIDE
Iex,ngton. Ky, Dec. % (SpeciaD.-James B Hag-
pin the millionaire turfnan and mne-owner, ana
Mics Pearl Voorhies were married at the home OF
the brides 7,o,her. Mrs. J. F. Amsden. In Yer
saiIles. this afternoon at o'clock by Dr. Roui. OF
the Presbyterian church.
The wedding was a quiet afair. only Immediate
relatives and close friends OF the AInsden family
being present. None OF Mr.. Haggin's relatives were
in attendance The bride wore gown az blue
cloth and white SILK. trimmed with point lace
which she purchased while travelling In Europe
After the ceremony there was n wedding luncheon.
and this evening the bridal couple came TO LeNng-
ton and attended the opera. They VIII start IN
Mr. Ilaggr's private car. Salvador. early to-mor-
row morning for Cincinnati, and from there they
20 10 New ork where they viii make their 'uurr
wear viii be passed a, Mr. Haggn's newly acquired
daughter Of George Noorhics. Mrs. Amsdon's hrst
ago Mrs Ilaggin ,s twenty-six years OLD. whiie
the bridegroom Is seveniy-four ,,,-.
Nr. Haggins first wife was si'ier OF his bridc
her and for this her family opposed the
marriage for n long time. and J, was only within
tho last few weeks that her mother gave her con
sent 10 the wedding
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The second Dc Coverley dance OF the season. which
was given at Sherry's last night was one OF the
largest and most enjoyable OF the winter. Mrs.
Willeston b. Lockwood and Mrs. Edward L. Keyes
received II was late dance. too. as the cotlion
was CONTINUED after supper Tres Tne ieads.s rd, were
there were no tavors.
Augustus Bradhurst Field. whose marriage to
Miss Lille Graham. niece OF Malcolm Graham will
take place on January s. gave his farewell bache-
lor dinner last night at Sherry's His guests
were his father Thomas Pearsal Field: his
ins. Louis Lahens and George Genet Henry VII
merding Payne. John f. Berwnd, C. Howard Whit
lock e. g. F:ed Dr. Arthur illls John ar g. arayis I
Taller
The FIRST meeting OF the Thursday Evening Club
this winter. was held last night at the home OF
Mrs William T. Bodgett No. "a West Twelfth-st.
when Anthony Hope Hawkins. the English novel
ist. read selections from his works. Some OF the
members Of the organization present were Bishop
ard Mrs. Potter. Mr and Mrs Robert ". de For
est. Mrs William Dare Morgan, Mrs. Henry
Draper, Miss NewboId. Mr. and Mrs Pierre Mall
Mrs. Cadwalader Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Miller.
sn Mi EGeer Mr. and dHs Dr. xs%da Ga M anss F.
Wendell and Mr. and Mrs. a. s. Hewitt
Tho social incident of interest on Staten Island
tonight will be the annual bail TO be given by the
Richmond County Hunt Club at the clubhouse.
Another meeting OF the Friday Evening Dancing
ander VI. HaGden will lead the cotion.
Mrs. Robert Olyphant OF No. S East Sixty-nrst-
st. gave a reception and dance last night.
surprise party. arranged by Mrs. Levi P Nor
ton and Mrs Almerc Hugh Paget. was given to
Mrs. Henry 7. Sloane. on Tuesday night. at her
home. No. East Seventy -second-st. 1t a
small party. and was in every way informal. The
colilon was danced TO the music OF couple OF
Sloane.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
THE ARCTIC CLUES DINNER.

Tho fourth annual dinner OF the Arctic club. Of
which Professor William II. Brewer. OF Yale, is
president took place last nigh, Mt the Hotel Ven
dome. among the guests present being several
participants in expeditions which have been sent
10 the Far North. DR.. Nansen was TO be tho gutdt
OF honor but at the last moment he was unable TO
attend The members and guests present included
Professor Brewer. Hugh Lee. Captain j. Wall VIII
son. J. d. DeweIl H. l.. Brdgmsn +. B. Baldwin.
Lieutenant Middleton Smith. II. Biederbcck. Henry
C. Walsh Albert Opert DR.. r.. o. Stebbins. +. j.
GAY. L. j. w. Joyne". Or J. n: Mills, a. + Rogers.
4, {, Goodrich, Professor j. {. Jillson. W. o.
Shields. William j. Li,tcll. A.. r. Putnam and Carl
Garrison. Among the speakers were Profcssor ,s:.,
Wilson AIber, Opcrti J. y. Dewe. Henry C..
walsh H. L. Bridgmaa and ii. Biede'Deck
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
luFRICAV HISTORICAL ASSOcIaIioN'
ANNUAL. ELECTION OF offi0 HN'
crrrY WILL MEET NEXT YEAR Al
HAVEN

Cleveland De- 3o-At tho afternoon session" on. o. VIC
American Historical Association. paper ." t,as..
curnor,cd Historical Societies ana IheiF ''.. V''
'' -, >, = - Thwait.s. OF the state his'o'i-
aI snc,,,v o, Wisconsin. and THE Functions o' '"o
c,,,o and Loca! Historical Societies with HcSp.''
~ uoscarch and Publication" was the SUBJECT o'
W ~ r,.s,or 7 r. Jameson. OF Brown nj
vers!ty :, p.4,t,o,,
The following officers were elcrt'"' r',s,''". ,n.
George +. Fisher; vice-pres!den's James / -
Adams: treasurer Clarence Howsn sscrstary
s.crrtnry and curator A - ,n,.,o In.M a.. Iarltson
rYnrui,y, council Andrew u. White thar,es III
adsms william Writ Henry. James b Aas". ,,s
nsn' Iienry r. Xdams, George r mo1T n T"s;rs str
oobnrs Professor Frederick j. Turner MelviI," "
Euiirr and professor a t. iihrt ~ Wa In Vnw
hoM tho ncxt meeting OF the association Va 80" 80
Itnvou Conn II reported that the "ssou no G =
,,' hns surplus OF Sl0Nr of ihht sum Wv, W'.o
, orcJ in support OF The Anercnn iiisori,ai ne ne
49,. and l. ~ for the Historical Manuscrpt ON
,,ssion This evening there we're several TrceptdP .
70 the delegates. among those enter % MI n,us
Genator and Mrs Hanna. Mr.. ana Mrs, ""'"ue'
Mather and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. I''"he'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
POstomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
"f Foreign w.es ending 5snsaTy bsse. ,sss ""
sGss PP a1e. post al Close @ one hour
closing time 'h4TH h44RhSs%Ti.Axrlc SslsT MAILS
TSy "a EsP S19s Ha ss nssn ,o
OF Europe must be directed per La Chanpssne D a.
.Etruria Queenstown: az 10 a m tor Scotland 1
directed per AnchoFia1.
ruestays take PRINTED Matter etc for Germany. and
sgeInay AddTtsa plnsa N1r 70.
steamer: :AaT'dsys sys-s.Ss AND
da''r tax. rnttd Matter Tor al: countries for which
they are advertised to carry mail.
s f sf
Pc % Se & Is.s oos5 s1s,s .s rsnss wss
NAILS AsS' foS $EEH IsSss sETHAr EXT AMERICA
rFIpAx AMI q us e.
be N f2c S1%Ss'St s sS'ss s other I:
Sass sa az Mexico Cuba be directed per
psssSns Island % and
,2 g'T na,!. Af"s and santa a &ar'ha pss Kitty y '
Mail. for -. rs a. TO sBy aS,s &c theme:
Maqs'ns mis- BY sss s dT posos at c na .nsH nh a.. h
SsrdSs sailing MoSas, y. ard % rhSr.e:y
nnes sSm rsps specially FOR dispatch soss
" ,his pfrce daily so 4. M and 2;3o p. fReg-
isered nail closes a. - ?; ,,rc n; prsv'1us day
Malta ,or China ana Japan especially addressed on!y per
"H' rr,nre.s OF India ttrom Vancouver. close here
s,,, m ~ december t2T 0;3o p Mails for China
and Japan per $ China ,from San Francisco, close
aus,-aIia tescept for West Australia which
foswsried via EurOpe,. New Zealand Hawaii FIJI and
samoan Islands per s. Moana urorn san Franc.scol.
N.. n.rs daiy ip January y at a. II q.
sose aen - m ,or on arrival at New-York OF q. ..
Hmrsuio With British mails for Australia Mails for
cos. hers daily up January - at $40 ?. m Mails
snr Australia except West Australia Nsw-Zeaand.
i9s t sna tit Islands per s. Miowera (.rom VAN
c~ws,, cass here daily after January 80 ana up tn
January a A, $50 o. N. Mails for Hawaii per 9 ..
Australia from Francisco close here daily up to
.cu.ry ~ Al d 30 D. Mails the Society Islands.
% shiin Suy ~ Pap.iu from San Francisco close
bsre daily IN TO January IS $50 p
,ansnrcnc mails forwarded Ia port OF sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing s ARRANGED on the presump
rn ~ ,helr rnnterruptei overland transit, tegstered
mail close. at O r. previous DAY.
''''' CORNELIUS VAN corT Postmaster
po.,onnc. Ncw-York " Y. December 23. 1897
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
AFTER EASTERN NSt RAN'h '"nrh'iH"'
COMMISSIONERS or wESTE"N 'iN'H' ~
pINE FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAXIM"
EXAMINATiONS

,- cl Dec So-The idea OF making nm ex-
., - tho accounts cf the big Eastern IN
smrancc companies by the state authorities Is again
being agl,n,cd The newest plan OF procedure Is 70
,orr n combine OF all the Insurance commissioners
., western and Southern States ana cofnpe inc
companies to submit to having '"''' '''""''
audited and the result made pubic .,,
,r.,co Commissioner vivian to-day received
,,,,Ication from !. H. kpp. commissioner OF
South Dakoa svns the asiH5 OF Of %S ro.pperans p @
w. u't,n' ~ nIovemcrt Mr.. Kip snys that me 'om-
mlssoncrs OF Arkansas Wasnins,9ni aifonnIa 81"
;,>u, All Inlsas have been asked, ana ma
~ s.,,M ~ th,nl have already agreed 70 Jo,n 49,
J",r'.. avs here do not permit the insurance OIL
- .,o"ar IN cau for examination, or Proo'luc
M nvn unless by consent Of the EXecntve & Son
lof vnr. Viyiar will therefore. reply to the south
Ima,n commissoner that he Will nave 10 prihs
~. ,n"t,er before the Governor
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
JILTED A MINISTER TO MARRY CLERK.

CARDS WERE OUT POR ONE WEDDING WHEN
THE OTHER WAS ANNOUNCED.
Newark " Y. Dec. $.-Sodus has found plenty
to gossip about In the unexpected marriage or
Miss Susan N. Peeler. OF Scdus Centre. 20 MI
Lyon when the cards were out announcing her en-
gagement and forthcoming marriage to the Rev
George Gurnell. rector o: the Church OF tne
Epiphany in Pittsburg. Miss Peeler is the only
dauyhter Of George W. Peeler and Is prominent IL
socially. OF Mr.. Lyon. whom she married. ttle Is
known. except that he is billing clerk foT the
on Tuesday evening Miss Peeler LETT home os-
tensibly 10 stay all night with friends IN Rocncstci
home to Sodus. and married next Monday Inorninf;
Mr. Gurneu went Rochester. but failed 10 INA
Miss Peeler He then went to So6us but found no
Information there. Soon after his arrival ,eie.
gram was received from Mss Peeier dated at
Canandaigua. announcing her marriage 10 Mr.
I.ynn
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
GEORGE T.. KING.

San Francisco. Dec ;o.-George F. King author
OF numerous religious works. Is dead. He was
born In New wich. ~ H.. eighty-s!x years ago
and was at ono time n patent lawyer and capitalist
In New-York. For years he practised law In
Rochester. y 7. and aftcgward was a large opera
tor In railroad stocks in New-York where he
acquired n large fortune He leaves besides his
son. Cameron H. King who is n prominent at
torncy. several grandchildren and relatives In Bos
ton. among whom Is MISC Harriet H. King, his
daughter we'll known In Boston society.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
LAST NUUBER or "GARDEN AND FOREST"
Garden and Forest" IN No. tli. published In

December 1897. prints the following
With the present issue. which coInpistes me
,.n,h volume the publication OF Garden ana
Forest" ends. For ten years the experiment mas
@ VI ,,i,J NJ publishing II weekly journal devoted
y. mor,icuiurc and forestry. absolutely free from
ol rrade Influences. and as good as II mas ns nreh
an "a Tor i,s 10 make It, The experiment, which
poo"'1,, cns, ~ large amount Of time and money has
snown conclusiycly that there are hot Persohs
cn's .hich nave been presented in the columns
Of Garden and Forest 10 MAKE JIuri, m .less oi us
class snsxnnnd end more time and money ON publication
whch cannot be made financially huccesoiu ,s, anu
H. Grmh Room i Tribune onsy Bvi'dns das TO the
York authorized to receive oiher business mat
con. pwch may arise in winding up Its nna'rs
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
BIGGEST YACHT EYER BUILT ~ Ahthi' A.
CONTRACT SIGNED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION Or
p,tATfAr CRAFT IN BATH. NE

p,th. Me. Dec 80 ,specan-Gencrai Thomas y"
HYDE sent n Dispatch 20 this CITY 'o-da! s"'t"e ~
,ha, he had Just slgned contract TO bulld a' inc
u.,h r,o, Works the largest yacht ever con-
s,,uc,ed in the United States. She VIII be nearly
,,,c. the size q the Eleanor and elaborate III her
cor.,ruc,lon and furnishing. There are many
r,,rors as 20 the ownership OF tho boat one re-
nor, soys that shc Is To be owned 10y an "S'0'.
another by Henry ". whitney hh" tue "
George J Gould and other m!llonaires are co'-
r.c,eA with the craft
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YrsTERpAYs RECORD AND To'pAf's f"HE'As'
W,shinston Doc 80 A trough OF low pressure eN'ehu
from, the Middle Mississippi Valley 10 the ST. Lawrence
~. ,i,h, showers have occurred In this trough and
urh, SHOWS in the Upper Missouri Valley The pressure
=. high In Florida and high pressure area OF srea'
magnitude has from the North Pacnc COAST 10 n
nr,h q, Montana pressure OF 3oSf inches being re
nort, from Calgary. The Temperature. has risen IN !ne
r, rJ Atlantic states has remained stationary In the
,. ,Le region the Ohio aud Middle Mississippi vaie!s
.rd has generally fallen elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
DIR. LINES DECLINES THE SECRETA RYSHIP

Word was received at the Church Missions House
Yesterday that the Rev. Dr. Edwin S. Lines, rector
Of 81 Pauls Church. New-iiaven. Conn. who was
recently elected general secretary Of the Domestic
and Foreign missionary Society or the Eplrcopa!
Church as successor to the late Rev. Or. william
S Langford. had decided 10 decline to undertake
the heavy responsibilities of the Office His refhsal
OF the place Will before the Board OF Man
al no meeting
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
MAIN OFrrCE-i54 Nassau-s'.

MAIN OFTTCE-i54 Nassau-sf.
J'PTOWN OFFICE-l2i2 Broadway.
AMERICANS ABROAD viii ind The Tribune a.: 4
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Brown Could e. Co., ~ New Oxforc-st
Thomas cook * S1n. Ludgate Circus.
Munroe K Co. Rue scribe
rIot,inruer & Co. 80 Rue de Provence.
Morgan, Harics & Co. 81 Boulevard Haussmann
t'rsii, Ivonnsis Bureau dss Etrangers.
Thomas Cook & Sor. | Place DC lOpera.
Gereya-rombard. Odler {: Co., and C5!cn Bank.
Florpnce-Whiiby & Go.
Vienna--Angio- Austrian Bank.
{, Petersburg g-C.sdi, Lyonnets.
rh. London Office ~ The Tribune r. convenient plaoo
"a le,ye advertisements and subscriptions.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
20 PLAY WITH REGISTERED TEAMS ONLY.

AS the Knickerbocker Athletic Club basketball
cam VIII play but registered teams after
January !. several dates win bo loft open by the
eaaccli!ng OF garnes with those teams which DO
no, Intend 10 register. Came are desired with
any strong registered team on any Of the follow
E,s dates: January . and IL. February u and -.
March md
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
OBITUARY.
THE REV. JAMES c. FORsYTHE.

Mddletown. y. Y. Dec @.-The Rev. James C.
Forsythc. seventytwo years old pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Montgomery was found
dead under wagon last night by James Foley q
farmland. He had been calling on parshloners
and 1t is believed that in returning he stricken
with apopiexy. Mr.. Forsythe was graduated from
Washington College in lsi3
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
A DINNER FOR THE MAYOR
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS ENTERTAIN
HIM AND GIVE HIM A LOvING-CCP.
GENERAL coLrIs MAKES THE PRESENTATION

GENERAL COILS MAKES THE PRESENTATION
SPEECH AND TIE MAYOR RE-
PLIES cHEERILy.
Mayor Strong bade farewell 10 his onc!ai FANNY
last night. The opportunity for the ieave-tak'ns
was afforded him at n dinner given In his honor
a, the Waldorf Astoria by the heads OF the
different departments who have served uhoer
him during his administration. and otner men
by whom he has been surrounded during MS TERM
OF office There were two notable aosehtees'
Whether or not they were invited nooooy cou'o'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
nrrA,r.rp FORECAST FOR To- DAY.

For Nen England threatening weather; probably 'sh'
, Ar the coast colder; fair Saturday: s'uthwes'ery
winds. becoming northwester''
For Eastern NewYork. threatening weather win lsht
rain ins northern portion In the early morning. co'ner'
,,,,,ss,e,,, winds becoming northw es:ery.
snr the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvana
and Delaware titeitehins wea'ner p'ooao'
Older. variable winds. fair SATURDAY
co,u'. Wa.,arn and Western Sew-York.
=" ".odsd hv llght rain on the lakes colder: high
Iar rescriv winds becoming norhwsstery and dmin-
shing.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
DryyrR FOR SECRETARY BLISS.

Tho American Protective Tariff League OF which
Cornelius y Bliss, the Secretary or thc INTERIOR
hos hcon the president. will give a dinner for Mr..
Vllss I'm this city about January = Arrangements
have been made TO have only American dishes ana
American Wincs
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
MARRIED..

KrNG-PEEK-On Thursday December 80 1897 . tns
res,denoe Of the brides parents. by Rev Dr. W.
Mcchesney Lotta I.avin,t. daughter or Mr Ano 80"
Eben Peek TO Henry Palmer King d. D. >.
MoTr-GARRrGUE--o Wednesday. December p ies,:
BY the Rev. C Armand Miller. Alice Garrigue 10 AS.'
Freeman Mott.
sABIN-W1IIrNEY-At Albany y. Y. "wednesday. d.
a. 1891 81. Peters Church by the heN. ~
w BatershaL assisted by the Rt Rev. W. {. po.Is:
Mabel. daughter Of William ". Whitney. 10 ChA''s'
Hamilton Sabin, " Albany, y. y.
WORRALI<-DOIlGLASS-At the home Of the ut1ue
parents. Mr.. And Mrs. e 3. Hinsdae. on the I'm us
Of December, 1897. by the Rev. d. Parker MosxAA-
Katharine Louise Douglass 10 Nathan Young Worrsn'
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address,
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
SIR YALTEP IN TIE SOUTH

Lexington. Ky. Dec 20 (epcciaD.-Slr Walter is al
II. II. Hcadey'e Beaumont stud. this county. with
the brood mares siy own Ida K Fireworks and
Nut Brown. which came with him. lie Will be bred
% these mares and. Ia the spring. will be taken
East. where the Oneck Stable will race him. The
are weanlings.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS CLOSED

Bombay, Dec N-The Indian National Cons'
was closed to-day amid much enthusiasm ano w"
cheers for the Queen Empress. Resolutions 80 ~.
adopted thanking the people Of the Unfed nIns
DOM the British Colonies and the United S.A1 A.
cided to erect at the cost Of 1000. memvnre ssre
OF gratitude in London. Other resolutons ,r:ss.
adopted critcising the Governments recent "
ures regarding sedition
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
wnltl,nm Watches.

Res, IN existence Eigh, millions in use. all keeping
correc time Prices much kwer. but quality higher thaa
ever Best asso;nen, in the country inspection Invited
HOWARD CO. 2ei Fifth avenue Ne~-Yorx.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
5perial Notlles.
Tribune Terms to Nail Subscribers.

Daily SO a year: 81 Pc. month.
Daily. wthou, sunday. s. year 90 cents per onth
sunday Tribune 81 year. Weekly. ST. Semi-Weekly, 81
cOSTAGE-xtrs postage Is CHARGED 70 foreign countrieA
except Mexico and Canada, and on the daily IN New
UEMirTANcEs Il sent in cash unregistered. will be u
the owners risk.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
cotr Oy THE LAKEWOOD LINKS.

,..,,ood n J.. Dec 20 (SpeciaD.-The regular
a,oh in The Times" and journal Cup series
~,'p WAS played today on the County Club links !. was
M"S 81, ncw player In the series. George W.
young president OF the United states Mortgage ana
T,us, company. The score was as ioiio"s, 49,
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31

j. a. Iraggin Is the owner OF extensive ranches
IN California ani was for long time extremely
nrou1inen, on the turf. He Is also large owner
I'm the Anaconda copper mine, in Montana. one OF
the richest copper mines In the world. Mr.. Haggin
IS several times a millionaire
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

II has been found impossible to prolong the en-
ga cement Of Charles COghlan and his company In
The Royal Box the Fifth Avenue Theatr" be-
yond one more week. and the management OF
"shore Acres" which is looked 10 follow Mr Cogh-
Ian insists on the fulfment OF the engagement
shore Acres" Will therefore be presented at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre on January 10. az originally
arranged and on the evening Mr.. Coshlan
Will transfer his company and his play to the Gnr-
den Theatre, where the New-York run OF The
ROYAL Box will be continued.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31

that Of Wednesday 2H higher than that OF tn' '
responding dAv Of last year. -. a, .....tsninR
fhs weather in this Vicinity to-day will e snre'''
nj colder.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31

Miss Julia Narlowe returned TO town from Lake
wood Yesterday and began rehearsng for her en-
gagernent at the Knckerbocker Theatre. which will
begin on Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
Religions Notices.

CATHEDRAL. CHAPEL. Cathedral Heights 1ioth-st.
and i0th-ave.-New Years Day. celebration of the Holy
Communion. with address by Bishop POIIEfS At 10
q IN. All invited. Seats free
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Madison Ave and 3th 81.
Rev WILLIAM NJ GROSvENoR, Rector
II T. H.. New Years Eve Service
Prayer and address.
Strangers cordially invited.
CHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST SHAW. above
45h-st Rev d. PARKER MORGAN: ID. D.. Rector
New Years Eve: II p. m. Watch-Nsht ssrv'es. Al
cision." II m. Holy Communion and address BY Dr.
MORGAN.
ST GEORGES CHURCH. stuyvesant square.-watc4
Night service New Years Eve. Friday, December 81. II
D. m. Address by the Rector. Rev ". S. RAlNsFoRD.
D. d. Doors closed ll:30 D. m
ST JAMEss METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Nadison-ave. and i26th-st.. Rev T.. Triple, Ph. D..
Pastor-To-night o o'clock, Watch Night Service Ad-
dresses BY Rev prs. YOUNG. NORTH and vIRoIM
Special music.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31

Andrew Freedman qualified receiver for the
building He furnished bond for 10000.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31

Elizabeth Tyree. Of the Lyceun company. has re-
covered from her six weeks sickness. and will APP
pear tonight for the first time in The Princess
and the Butterfly as Mrs. ST. Roche the part orig
inay assigned 10 her.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
" HONOR or THE MONETARY COMMISSION
a DINNER GIVEN TO ITS MEMBERS AT TIE NET
ROpoLlrAN CLUB BY GEORGE Fos-
PEABODY

4 dinner was given for the members Of the
Monetary Commission last night at the Metro
ncl,on club hy George Foster Peabody. of the
banking house Of Spencer rrask & Co. OF No p
Plnc-st This Is the Commission appointed by
tho convention Of business men held In Indianapolis
some months ago for the purpose OF devsing
nlan FOR tho revision OF the currency for submis-
sion TO President Mckinley. Besides the members
., rho Commission there were present last night a
rumher OF wrll-known bankers and business men
Tn. rcr0rt Of the Monetary Commission. 1t !s
said will be made public on Monday next
New-York tribune., 1897-12-31
rs,srSr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line shows s tne
rsrn,1nv hsrometer The dotted line shove the tenn
nersture as re, orded At Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune ONCE Dec 81 l a. m.-rhe weather yesterday
was fair and warm temperature ranged between 81
.nd "A aerrsss the average N being I'm higher than