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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
THE NTUTSUATTC SOCIETY.

r, t-,i.,b annual meeting OF tho American
>u,r,suotic and Archaeological Society was held
last night in the society's room in the Academy
Of Medicine Building. No. Il West Forty-thrd-St'
The officers were all reelected with the exception
Of the corresponding secretary. who declined re-
ror,,rat,on They are as follows: Andrew {. "a
h,istie nresident: Henry Russell browne. nrst
vIce-prcsdent: Woodbury. g. Lanedon second HlcT
Poorge = Kunz corresponding secretary; charles
Pryer treasurer Herbert vaientn,e, llnrn a an
and Edward Groh. curator. The president appoint
ga William PoiIlon historiographer.
The making OF medal for TIE genera IN Way has
baor irtr,sted 10 Victor d Brennan OF the society.
and the Charter Day Celebration Committee mas
49,, ~, tho hands of a committee Of the society
he designing and making OF a suitable medal Tor
tho charter celebration.
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NEW CHIEF OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
CIVIL ENGINEER ENDICoTT APPOINTED TO
SUCCEED ADMIRAL. MATTHEW'S

SUCCEED ADMIRAL MATTHEW'S
Washington, March q (speciaD-The appoint
ment to-day OF Civil Engineer Mordeca T. Endi
cott Z. S. N. Chief OF the Bureau OF Yards and
Docks. for the term OF four years. transfers much
Of the important work Of the Navy from the con-
troll OF the naval line TO the staff and recognizes
the responsibility for engineering operations OF
the naval shore plants as devoving upon techni-
cally proficient officer who has been practically In
charge OF those improvements for several years
The innovation which has been favorably consd-
cred by Secretary Longs predecessors but aban-
doned by them the last moment in every In
stance, is OF particular interest at this time. when
many drydocks to be built and the Navy Yards
arc 20 be thoroughly modernized. Mr.. Endcott
has shown conspicuous professional ability during
his term OF service. but he has been constantly
hampered by the lack Of technical knowledge OF
his immediate superior. and confidence Is expressed
that. with his promotion n new era Will be no.
uceable at all the naval stations.
The place 10 which he has been appointed has
always been considered one OF the most inhu-
entail in the Navy and Yards and Docks has bsen
the only bureau which has never before had a
chief with lower rank than captain. Mr. Endicots
predecessors were Almost invariably the highest
ranking officers duty IN Washington. many OF
them reaching the grade OF rear admiral whiie
holding the place The roll s as follows: COM
modore Lewis Warrington. 1912 to 1876; Commodore
(afterward Rear Admra) Joseph Smith. from
years; Captain (afterward Rear AdmiraD Daniel
Ammen from 1869 to 1871; Commodore (afterward
Rear AdmiraD {. r. F. Rodgers. from 1871 to 1874:
Commodore (afterward Rear AdmiraD John c.
Howell from 1874 to 1878: Captain Richard l.. Low.
from 1873 1881: Rear Admiral Y. T. Nichols from
1881 retiremen: In 1885, Captain (aftcrwnrd Rear
AdmiraD D. B. Harmony from 1855 to 1889; Captain
George b White, from 1889 to his death In lheO:
Captain Norman II. Farouhar, from 1880 TO 1894.
and Commodore (afterward Rear AdmiraD Il. 0.
Matthews. from 1894 TO 1897. In all but three In
stances since the grade Of Rear Admiral was es-
tablished II was reached by the Chief OF Yards
and Docks while in that Office
Mr.. Endicott born in Southern New-Jersey
in 1884 He entered the Rensselaer, Polytechnic In.
stitute, at Troy. n. y. and was graduated In the
four years course. taking the degree OF civil engl
neer In 1865. lie practised his profession In the
Wyoming Valley OF Pennsylvania mining and
typographical engineer. and later was engaged in
railroad bridge work in Connecticut and Ohio. In
1872 he became assistant engineer the first
improvement at League Island Navy Yard. and In
the same year transferred the old Phila-
delphia Navy Yard, to the charge Of the Depart
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FUNERAL or BLANCHE Il. BRJCE.

Wasbincioc March N-The funeral OF B!ant re
X Prince ,ook nlace here to-day. The Metropo itan
Africa Methodist Episcopal Church was crowncd
with Ito representative colored people OF ms ''!
The ushcrs were from the officers OF INC No'"feu
High Gchoo. Cadet Corps. The pali-bearcfS "cro
N-Rcprsacrtativc John r. Lynch. or MISSISSIPPI
ex-senator p p s. Pi3chback ana times ,,c"
OF Ion,at,,o II n Holland Of Ohio; W. A.
Pelc.- ~ Georeia: John p Green. o. Ono; Rep
rescntat.vc George Fl. White. OF North Carohna'
Lows L. Douglas. Of New-York; H. p. cheHtrnm
y North Carolina, Recorder Of Deeds fSi ine D' Of
ONO. u /. chew Deputy Register OF me treas
ury Robert H. Terrell Of Massa chrseIr T. or ID
Ralph W Tyler OF Onto and Dr. - Inrvls
George r. r Cook. Professor w 50 MontKoi1efi
{. Bailey Charles r. Douglass and professor VII
lam RI RI Hart. OF THIS city; ana James ! lr.'a.
ford. OF MARYLAND Among the floral tributes was
handsome wreath from the White House Win
the card Of President Mckinley.
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pEprE1rcay cL1B MAKES SOME CHANGES.
THE MEMBERSHIP LIMIT DECREASED 10 NINE
HUNDRED. AND THE 1NTTIAT1ON FEE FUN
NON RESIDENTS SCSPCs0ED.


THE MEMBERSHIP LIMIT DECREASED TO NINE
HUNDRED. AND THE INITIATION FEE FOX
NON RESIDENTS SUSPENDED
Preliminary steps to the efforts that are 20 De
made 10 increase the membership Of the Repuo-
,,con Cuh and TO extend its political influence were
made last night at the regular monthly meeting
~ tho noenobers Two amendments to the bylaws
uore decided on-onc 10 decrease the limit OF to'a'
resident membership from two thousand TO h,i'e
hundred and the second TO suspend the mI.'''''
fee for nonresident members until July J. 1880
Paradoxical as It may seem the h'e'i'"e'S q" -,
on,nion that by reducing the limit greater I'M
~ I'm 10 oiven IN the endeavor to increase the
,,,h,s ,,eubcrship The present total on the DOCKS
:. about nv. hundred and fifty. and IL Is i"o"s"'
that bv restricting the total mempe'Si'p -
hundred people will be eager 10 JOE NV -
once IN order to escape the wearl7o"e eNt
., rho waiting list 1t Is hoped also that by Su'
heading the initiation fee for NONRESIDENT
hers Republicans or Natlonal pi"''"
themselves with the club. ~ 49,,
rho amendment to the bylaws reducing mo
membership limit from two thousandd, seentent
hundred was carried with only one ~ Tor
when the second amendment came ep pro-
w rae, tho discussion was NOR p pan,
,ua.,ad As originally proposed the a'ne ma non-
read en 1m be suspended until July J. 1sS
The Executive Committee OF inc oi" MAI The sus-
upon ,n'S ~ Initiation dues apply to non-resIu,ed
Members only This recommendation va" fTther to
and tnen wrssad,on by providing that the inita,
Ton ices be suspended indefinitely, ne a Ultimate
was opposed by several speakers ana was
meeting was well attended, 1t was Presi ne
over by unrbers were elected Charles ellis
James Pagan FrSn 1xcy j. FranK RHkey and viii
Ford Rs ngm together with Thomas Cook WSrdn
Of bridgeport. Conn; Lyman - ~ Albany. non
E Kill, c ~; members
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MANAGERS AGAINST SPECTATORS.

Managers OF several OF the principal theatres Of
,,n c,,v and their representatives gathered at the
1,rtcLerhooker Theatre yesterday to take action
for the suppression of the street ticket Spectator
and II possible TO effect his utter annhiaaton'
There were present representatives OF me hnicket
bocLer Fupire Garrick, Garden. Hoyts, Daly s.
~ Metropolitan Opera House. Broadway, Wal,
lacks Herald Square. Fifth Avenue I.yceum, , ana
iayyk Columbus Bjou and Hyde & Rcaman's OF
brooklyn After an informal discussion u was ue
cjdod ia refer the matter To the counsel retained
nv tho theatres with request that the lawyers
cooperate to effect the suppression OF me ralnc.
rro LAWYERS will argue the case before the com
,rittne Of the Board OF Aldermen having the pro-
nossd law against the spectators IN charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SAFE OF GIBSON PICTURES.

Tho first DAYS sale Of the oil paintings. water
colors and drawings executed by the late w Ham
uton Gibson took place last evening at the gall
lcries of tho American Art Association. Madison
Square. The remainder Of the COLLECTION VIII oe
-, a. ,hI. and to-morrov evenings and on Thurs
day evening the oil paintings and studies ny the
late Theodore Robinson will be sold. ,,
Tho works sold were for the most part small
drawings In black ana white. including nc SET o.
Harper & Brothers and the originals for "HaRpy
Jjuntinr Gro Inds" drawn for the same nrm. Inc
nrices reolized for these were small many going
Tor from 81 TO s.. while Of them sold for more
Than sI5 A number OF miscellaneous drawings IN
hIack and white and gouache also sold. 10.
geher with thirty water-coors The lastn ian
ings but none of the lots sold brought particu-
larly large amounts.
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TO DEBATE on IUHIGR11iON.

SUBJECT FOR TIE PRINCETON HARVARD CONTEST
WINNERS IN THE FRESHMAN DEBATE
Princeton y. j.. March p (SpeciaD.-The subject
for the next intercollegiate debate between mar
ward and Princeton will he: Resolved. Ihat ''e
present restrictions to immigration TO the uhl'eu
States are insufficient" This subject was received
from Harvard to-day by the princeton commune
on Intercollegiate Debating. Princeton Is 10 choo'c
bor oun side NJ the question within two weeks.
The contest will be held this year at Cambridge,
on Friday. May s. Princeton's representatives, III
imInary contests lust before the Easter vacation
1t announced today that the n hed P by the
American Whig Society had been awarded 10
James Tmbre of Rayonne city. y j. ana me , So
ond prize 10 Loa Jacobs Backenheimer' Oh oo'u'''
b!a, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
FRAU SORM4 N "FAI7HLESS.

Frau Agnes Sorna began the second week or hcr
stay a. the Irving Place Theatre last n'eh'' APP
pearing In "Faithless." which is described az II
comedy in three acts by Roberto Bracco The an
nouncenent originally made was that TINS was 70
be preceded by a poetical sketch. The song OF
Songs" but the management withdrew ms play
lest the performance should last too long IL Is 10
% regretted that the entire evening was given
10 "Faithless" for a singuarly unattToctive play
Il proved Frau sorma herself rose superior TO Il
often. and as the coouettish wife gave new aspects
OF her versatility and charm "Faithess Is merely
three persons in addition 10 the servants One Is
s - there are more for more unPeos1 yss SCI
represented as loving her husband but assuming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
CAROLUS DURAN ARRIVES.
A FASHIONABLE PORTRAIT PAINTER
HIS POSITION IN FRENCH ART
Ills CTERISTICS.

Carolus Duran the French portrait painter. ar
rived In NewYork yesterday morning on the
steamship La Navarro. of the French Line Sew
cral Now-York artists. former pupils Of NJ Duran.
were on the pier to meet him. and gave him a
cordial welcome this. his first visit TO this coun-
try Among those who Tho pier - meet
him were J. Carroll Beckw!th and l.. w. Glacnzer.
~ Duran drove 10 the Waldorf Astoria. whore
he will probably work while in this city. To
Tribune reporter lie said yesterday that he had
come 10 this country which he had long desired 10
visit. In order TO paint number OF portraits con-
tracted for time NJ Duran will also
visit Boston. Washington. Chicago and other Amer
lean cities. Tho slect prevented NJ. Duran from OBJ
tanning the view Of New York that he had expected
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DIED.

BERNon The 10Th tn, 1 s.1:b a; San n.r Res' CAL Walter
nation MadIson-aye. and 35th-st. Wednesday March
% at 4 O'Clock p m.
church-st, Paterson y; J., on Sunday March 20 lsss
Ella Bibby and widow OF Augustus ocott Brewster
ps ssTG and friends are invited to funeral
services at St. Paule Church Tuesday. March q
pI,cK-on March 2l. 1895 Charlotte sporord. widow
~ Richard p Buck. in her s6th year.
fT nr@Gy iP0' On THURSDAY the oath $50 O'Clock
corp1NGTON-on Monday. March 81. 1898. Emily Cod
eTce s' at her yfa ae of
son. f. " Coddngon No ssl New IOs,ave &c sorne.
coriLNs-Pas.ed away a. Avondale. N. J.. March 10.
nTs ID. to s ssPd Of h tn. :sh
GS Sm ms CHAMBERS aSg ST. a, ESQ p M Tuesday
Ini MsnTH at Montgomery Orange County N. Y.
Montgomery papers please copy
GENUNG-At White Plains. n r: Sunday, March 70
5 Cent aged aged % years
'1 wednesday. March % at p. m.
JoHEs-At Norwalk. Conn. March 81. 1898. Oscar l.
Wednesday. March 70. 1893
son OF the late and Mary Low. in the slst year
Faneiai services at No $50 Mon,asuee Tuesday after
March 30 at 2:3o o'clock
his Il ;ss ely c@.n sa p p
Mfh Az Of fi Il. 'h Se Rev nd1n Hsdsd p
Funeral services will be he'd IN the Brick Church 9Th.
ave. 37th-st, Tuesday morning. 22d inst. al
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
sarah Post widow Of John A. post in her sist year
services at the residence OF her daughter. Mrs Martha
A. Wilcox No 3G5 Broadway. Paterson, ~ j.. on
Interment convenience OF family.
Kindly omit flowers.
R1 GcSrse " f RAINS. In Ii, SD year eat " ~
Funeral services viii be held Wednesday. March %
az 2:3o o'clock p at the homestead
ROBERTSM Mr. f. 6. Roberts widow OF the late Cover
the residence Of her son. Captain d Roberts
rnteTment. Manchester Vt
chicago and Washington papers please copy.
WAILACE-On Saturday evening. March 10. William I.
Wallace In the Oath year ot his
Funeral services viii be held his late residence. NO
$40 H.shst.. Newark y. j.. on TUESDAY afternoon az
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment the convenience OF the family
wich conn saturday. March 10. 1898. the Rev. Ben
jamin Mowau Yarrington. aged SO years .
Carriages will leaving Grand Central Depot at
:p
zACHos-on March 90 John c. zachos. in the 18th
year OF his age.
funeral Tue.day. ; o'clock p m. from the Church OF
TIE Messiah, corner 3ith-st and Park avs
The postponed funeral OF the unfortunate men who
place Augustnes Chapel No. l0I East Houston
g.; "Wednesday forenoon AT II o'clock the Vicar Kim,
bal presiding Services Will be under the management or
''' ''''''''' REV STEPHEN MERRITT
FRANK F.. CAMPBELL.
lem Railroad 43 maues ride from the Grand Central
Depot once. 10 El,t 42a-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
REVIEWED BY GENERAL BUTT.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT ON PARADE FOR ITS
FORMER COLONEL


A complimentary review and dress parade was
given ir honor OF Brigadier General Butt. COM
rnander Of the First Brigade. last evening by the
18th Regiment OF which he vas formerly Colonel
The regiment was commanded by Colonel Leon
ard Es former Lieutenant Colonel.
General Butt with such members OF his stan
as he has thus far appointod-Malor Lawyer,
and Captains Schieffelin Underhi Barnum ana
Cerard-took up their position I'm the east side OF
the armory drilroom. The regiment. headed by
tho reglmental band and field music. then passed
H., companies The regmeptal front owing 10 lack
Of space was formed the four sides OF the
,oom. The usual evolutions and the manual OF
o,,,s followed under the Adjutants orders. after
which the commissioned omcers paid .nsr re-
snecfs 10 the brigade commander ana stan
'iImmediately foiiowing general formation OF
the three Dattalions the band played ne SLar
snanpIsn banner, when was ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ned. ,.,o. ,ho roe,,,en, was
brnurhf 20 a parade rest while Rcglmental AdJu-
tant Wainricht read General order NO o. autn0r-
izitg the Presentation or the state 'ohs-ser'"e
lass ' twenty-five years-Prvate s c. Bright.
Company f. ", Loon.
pany l. - ,s.r,,r, Henry
4. Private James Muzza. Company A private
Charles NJ Connolly. Company ai1yo A. ouar,ermas,cr
Newbold Morris Regmental MAO, f Ien
Iirst Lieutenant Charles W smith. Company /:
a. M Wam COMPANY ~ FRI
v;,,e Patrick McDermott Company r. ,
Tho men then came forward by classes classes, accord
III" Tb =" nrzes offered Tor the best kept company
hooks under the decision Of Colonel ti9odma oman
S SMnfS.d re as olows FIRST prize Of SO FRS,
Sergeant charles N. Smith. Company =: second conc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
23s WITH AVENUE
wM B NORMAN. Auctioneer
Important Sale by Auction
OF
OIL PAINTINGS.
Well Known American and Foreign
Artists,
INCLUDING EXAMPLES BIT
W I. Dodge r. " V Sewell Parish. Eaton. Ben Fosoas
Chaplin r. A. Fox Daer. Sanford and others
TO BE SOLD By
The Artists Packing and Shipping
Company
OF NEW YORK.
Thursday and Friday Evenings.
MARCH - AND 25 AT O'CLOCK.
Exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday,
MARCH % AND o.
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOkSI
AND on
wednesday, Thursday 81 Friday
Afternoons,
MARCH o. "a AND IS. AT O'CLOCK.
A Collection of Books,
Comprising Rare and Standard Works. First EhdooA
Choice Copies OF the Classics &c. &c.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ToDAYs FORECAST

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ToDAYs FORECAST
y,.h,ro,o, March 2i.-An OF high pressure. &C
COMMANDED by zero weather. exists in the Northwest
storm area is central Kansas and VIII prohnoy aa
vance Tuesday the Oho valley IL ~ GEM 80
~. I'noer Mississippi and the Ohio valleys the Lax
region, and the Middle Atlantic states ana ram mas
80. ,hrochout the districts The weather -
,,i, ricar in The south The temperature mas facn
a n, 40 degrees in South Dakota and western NeoIasN
., T.. somsvbo, colder on Middle Atlantic toast
Rain Is indicated Tuesday FOR the North Atantc S'"e'
-. ,k. reri5ns the Ont, and central Mississippi val
evs probably clearing III" Mississippi NnHey 10y
afternoon and In the Ohio Valley by TUESDAY niGh'
Ia wave viii be experienced In Iowa Illinois MIS-
.o,,ri and Kansas and decided fal IN temperature
,bro,c hou, the Southwest The temperature VIII DC de
va - Iouer in ,he eastern districts by Wednesday
FORECAST N DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.
~, ,,ou rnsland and Eastern New York. increasing
c,oudircs. followed by rain; winds becoming easery
For the District OF columbia. Eastern pennsylvania
Jersey Delaware and Maryland. threatening weatner
"a rain. slightly souheaSterly winds decneoJ
colder Wednesday. 49, vro.,..
For Western New York. rain, decdedy coIuer "eu'e9
day: brisk southeasterly winds.
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turn to the heads rather than to the nashns
dresses observe the hands instead OF the Millinery
and in the majority OF cases Duran leaves you "itn
n feeling OF disappointment. His wonted ori''iancy
pals then He Is n famous painter. out not one
OF moving and Impressive gifts. To be painted OH
parade" by Carolus Duran Is n privilege worm
striving for but be painted rs an indVdua"S'
10 be detached from the atmosphere OF mere dress
and correct" expressions to oe painted not as a
member OF n class. but ms n man or woman with
qualities Of your own--to have this experience we
say II Is necessary to go elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
Special Notices.

Administrators Absolute Sale.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
This Cruesdayl, Wednesday and Thurs
day EVENING" At o'clock,
OH. PAINTINGS,
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS.
Water Colors and Studies
belonging TO the estates Of the late
w. HAMILTON GIBSON
THEODORE ROBINSON.
THOMAS r.. KIRBY, Auotioneer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAoERs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
FUNERAL OF DIR. ZACROS.

The funeral OF DR.. John c. Zachos will he held
NJ D m today at the Church OF the Messiah,
and the following men will act as pall-bearers FIX
Mayor Strong General Henry L. Barnett. PROBES
sor s s. Packard. Andrew j. c. Foye, Milton l.
Snu,bard George E. Armstrong, A. D. Juard
and ex-Judge Warren Hlgley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
, p.1ry NAY NOT RUN AGAIN.

State Senator Frank D. Pavey Is not going TO pe
candidate for reelection IN the NNth senate us
trio, this fall his friends in the city were saying
last night. and several Republicans VINO nave nau
experience in the Legislature nave ahnouh0eu 'n,
,,,o, 90 ,ry N secure the Republican nOmina-
Ion for the office Among those who were spoken
NJ last night by the politicians as ANXIOUS 10 81
% "a NJ Pavev I'm the state Senate are Assembly
roen Taimbeer and Weekes and ex- Assem3lytndh
g French who is secretary OF the Gcherai OH
noi,tee NJ the Republicans OF the County o. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
nruocRAT1c CLUB GOVERNORS.

rho regular scmi-monthy meeting OF the boa,u
~ Governors OF the Democratic Cluo was "eIN
% >,,oart. were elected to membership
a ,h.r routine business transacted. Nc
dacsIye action was taken in regard to ,hG sne o ~
the old New-York Athletic Sluo ho"'e'
hnIonrs 10 the Democratic Club 49,. ,... tho
Croker attended the meeting. but e,t thc
clubhouse soon afterward 10 go 10 o'e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
NEW PRESIDENT OF SWARTHMORE.

Philadelphia March H.-President Charles De
C;armo. OF Swarthmore College. resigned to-day TO
accept chair In the pedagogical department o.
Cornell University The resignation was accepted
Professor William W. Birdsa, principal OF the
Friends Central School of this city and formerly
nm instructor in mathematics at the Richmond
Gndl High School. chosen TO I'LL the vacancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
ILLNESS or MRS. THOMAS HIICHCOCh.

Mrs Thomas Hitchcock Is seriously Ill at her
home. No. East Twenty-ninth-s,' one was Up'
,ad mo, for aprendicitis on Friday last. and her
svnntoms were so alarming that her sons, center
Francis r and Thomas Hitchcock r. We're we're sum sum
noned from Aiken s. g.. whore they had been
wisting Al late hour last night Mrs tiitchcocks
condition vas reported as being critical, aHhough
II us snmeMhat better than on Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
rp,pryr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Once. March %. m.-Thc weather yester-
a,v was stormy. falling Tor several hours Tho
temperature ranged ~ and 30 degrees the
ac. ga. degrees being l0f degrees lower than on
Sunday and 81 degrees higher than the corresponding
day last year.
The weather in and this city to-day will probably
BE- ssh'!v warmer with rain ard southesSerly windA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

the appearance Of evil because he 10 Jealous. The
husband deserves Just such wife as he has. ard
his friend completes repellent trio. The bill will
De unchanged tonight and tomorrow On Thurs
day night The Sunken Bell will bc put on-a
iairy drama which met with considerable favor
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
RETURN OF PRINCE ALBERT.

Prince Albert OF Belgium returned to the city
Yesterday after brief visits in Hartford. New
Haven and Boston. He ~asf tho W"idorf-As-
toria shortly after 5 oclo>t. - ! Immediately
vent IN his apartments WHERE he spent the rest
~ the evening He will probably go TO Phlladel-
phia to-day for a short visit before he starts on
his tour through the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SENIOR CANA AND FAMILY N THE CITY

c,.o- ror r,orc,,ro Cana who until recently has
beon The CHILEAN Minister ~ Washington with his
family are in tho city their way TO LONDON
where Senior Cana vii, hereafter represent his COY
ernrran. ,-h.v q-e al the Waldorf-Astoria. ana II
Is understood VII. sail the American Lane steam
shin on Wednesday.