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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
ROBERTS WOULDN'T TAKE TX.
THE CONTROLLER WILL NOT BE sCPERiNihN
DENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Albany Dec Is (SpeciaD.-James A. Roberts, the
State Controller said to-day that the report thai ne
had accepted the Office of Superintendent OF fuDhc
Works at the hands OF Governor-elect RooseVe''
was without foundation" 1t can also he stated
au-bo-i,atively that Mr.. Roberts has MADE such
1Usiness engagcments that II would be Impossible
for him 10 accept the post OF superintendent OF
pulUe Works honorable as Il IS, and ATTRACTIVE az
II would he at this time to a man OF ms teihpei"-
mtnf. ~. ,,-.... oa c.a.e ,on-
,,rIler Will expire on December 81 lie VIII men
return 10 his home. In Buffalo ana engage 0nce
move IN, tho extensive business AFFAIRS from Wiich
he was taken much 10 his surprise. in 1893. having
been nominated for Controle. w,thout ms Kmow M
eSgo and elected when he thought defeat was IN.
evftable There is great resre; felt In Albany thaa
NJ Roberts is NOT IN situation TO accept ti,e
'iace Of Superinterdent Of Public Works, ior u IL
Ptraraiix blIieved that he would AL II admirably.
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,snould be read DAILY ty all interested. changes
may a, any time .,,,,, n.csubs, =, ,sas
viii close promptly IN all cs,es al the General possotes
closing time '9 TrRRaaSS saT MAILS.
sX Via assasosn Get,eps Tor France iy
PaT,usa TqS,y Egyp, a9a British ,p d frs mss.
switaerand lay spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt and
estss for aa other part. Of Europe
la wePsensa AZ Via ROTTERDAM oeers must be a.
sc.ed Psr Wssm IT, VIA Sae M 'ny s
directed per Kaiser Wilhelm Irl; at 10 a. m. Tor
ssoasa direct per o.r hS pRa Via '''S'" os''s''
.pRISrED NATTER, f:iT-tiernan steamer, , sailing on
.cay Addres-ed Printed Matter paris
%sd EsS Germss steamers Thursdsys and
Printed Matter Cor all countries for when they
advertised to cary nal s,,,on.,,srv r,n.aua.u,
sr The S' ssov o. n mails ar:
orened On the piers OF the American Ensshs Frenea
aSa Minutes Minutes o, the hour sailing
MAILS FOR SOUTH , MA sEY rq% AMERICA. WEST
a ara SS"s N25e9 per H .n5
e@s ..cs ss be s as TS"g ss
letters tof az i''T' p ~ supp smcnsry 100 D. M Tor
cuba via Havana, .ad for san Domaeo and Turks s
I I.snd No. per .'' E1slyn. H.
r5 80 fS 10 a. upp
@."a is@S Js Ss,,:
savsni. nica must be directed per Alieghany');
In ,o m Complementary 1920 for
bermuda per 8 orn9eo; wsi ~ a. m;
, ,9s de,srs mus, be directed per City ~ Wash
tt,,ee,on",, AZ II 4. Complementary il3 a m) for
DE-. y,cS Via Ponce. Venezuela and Curacao; aso
ee,snnla and carthagena, Via curacao per s. s. Ca
savah'' a, 80 . m. for Newfoundland. per steamer
from North sycney'
49,, . Newfoundland By rail- 10 Halifax and thence
Mails sr Close At Once daily 30 Mails
~ s,.,n, IN rail 70 and thence by steamer,
'er ".' ,s1s once daily : 80 p. Mails FOR cubs
- ms oface daily az A. m. Tor forwarding ~
,sr,ers sailing Mondays thursdays ana saturdays
steanes T,u,pa Fra. Mails for Mexico City.
n unless specially addressed for dispatch BY steamer
Unregistered MAJ 1 TIRASX, :s NAILS 'A'
,,, ,or china Japan and Hawaii. per .. o Gaelic
80, san Francisco close here dsy up 70 December
sws,rsiia forwarded via Europ~l. New
1.aI,nt Hawai-. FIJI and Samoan Islands per g. ..
5000, from Francisco. close here daily after
f,"cemb-r - az a. m. II a m and 20 p m. hnal
~ close December "a. Malls for the Society
ttsI,,nds Der ship Troplc Bird rrom San Francisco)
80 per. daily ip December % at $50 p. Maie
80, and Japan per : Empress Of india from
an n m Malls for China and Japan, per - VIC
,cra from Tao maj close here daily 10 January ~
tsoo Al $50 p m. Mails FOR Hawaii, per 8. Aus
,,si. iron San Francisco close here daily Janu-
At,,raia) New Zealand Hawaii and I'll Islands. per
I, Warrruso from Vancouver. close here daily
after December l24 and M January 81 $50 p. m.
r-an-pac,ne mails forwarded 20 port OF sailing
presumption their uninterrupted overland transit.
+Pegis,ered mail closes at 4 o. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN cOrT, Postmasess.
Postofnce. Nsw-York. N. Y. December 9. 1893.
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.JOHN l.. GROSS,

John l.. Gross. who died from pneumonia on
Wednesday night AT his home in this city. was an
old Yorker. He born here January =.
1916 and had lived In THIS city all his NE. he was
In the tea business for thirty-fve years and dealt
under tho firm name Of Gross, March Co, with
Offices IN the lower part OF WalI-st He retired
from business In 1870 Mr. Gross lived In the old
seventh Ward until 1850. He was member OF the
New York History Society. and of the old .ity
Guards a crack cavalry organization in It's day'
but one that disappeared many years ago he
leaves n son and daughter John l.. Gross IT. the
SON Is one of the firm Of Rutter 4 Gross, bankers
and brokers' No. 40 Exchange Place.
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The marriage OF Miss Katharine Beekman Hop
DIN daughter Of M and Mrs William Warner
Hoppn OF No. a. West Fifty-third-st., to Allison
Wright Post a son Of Mr. and Mrs. George T. POST.
O, No. Il Wes Twenty-1rst-st. took place at
o'clock Yesterday afternoon in the Brick Presb!-
,sri., Church Fifth-sve. and Thirty-seventh 81.
TIE church was crowded with guests. ONLY IL"
O, whom. however. were hidden TO the reception
which was held at the home Of MI ana MIS-
Horpin The Rev Dr Henry van Dyke. the pastor
~ the church performed the ceremony. The brlde'
who entered with her father. wore gown OF white
satin emhellshed with point lace. and lace veil.
Her sister Miss Esther Phelps HoPpin, was the
T male ST. 81 no - r:iea <. = Miss Meiza Wood
Miss Lena Morton. Miss Alice Post. Miss Ethel
me Us wa sn Ar,bnr TurnBu The ushers were Val
-niine G. Hall Edwin : Lewis James W Up. Ar
pcs and the brides brother. q. Beekman Hoppn.
The reception though small vas very 3oiy Gi1s
father and Of Mr. Post. the father Of The bride bride
Mir and Mrs Post vii RaKe rtf n9r Prom from
their wedding trip
The engagement is announced Of Miss Edith
Ves,hrook daughter Of T. s Westbrook OF Am
s,e-aan % Thomas I. Snclaire. son oil ih0n'aS ~
snclaire, OF this city.
The wedding OF Miss Mary DAuhy Jenkins
daughter Of Mrs Paul Edwin Razor. TO clarence
Eugene Thorna will be eeSora'ef AZ tS hg on
Wednesday evening, December =.
Mrs Gertrude Van Cortlandt Hamilton. OF NO.
,es West Thirty-ninth-st., gave recepu'n yes'er-
dav afternoon in honor Of Miss Benham. of Wash
ingtou. -. c.
Mrs Richard Leland sweezy, Of No 81 convent
ave will give a reception from until O'Clock
this afternoon. 10 introduce her two daughters the
Mise. sweezy Mrs sweezy announces TN nat ,b aqs
and her daughters Will be a. nome On TIC '"''O
Monday OF each month untll May!
~ and Mrs W Gil Wyie will give reception
al their home 50. y West Fortie'hs'
afternoon 20 Introduce their daughter Miss Lucille
Damon WYE
Mrs Harold Herrick and her sister. Miss caToi'ne
r Lawrence. o. No. IS East Twenty-nih'h-s''' wa.
give q similar entertainment tomorrow 70 present
Miss Her-ick.
The rnarr,e-, OF Miss Edith Sage Hamersley 10
Henry Earl Blscol L. s. y. took place on W canes
DAY az The rome OF the brides parents Nj. anu
Mrs Lewis Il. Hamcrsley, NO. oi- "esl i'u. ,,,oh
On.y'rclatires pere present a the ceremony, w.
wss performed Nv the Rev. John Prescott sIs',1
0, The bride married sever, iho"'"s "e' ~
Robert g. Roosevelt jr. OF TINS CITY
The first meeting Of the Friday Evening Dancing
cass tnis season viii be held at sherry tonight
Alexander NJ. Hadden will lead the co'''lon'
There IS no foundation whatsoever io' ne Iepo' ,
that Miss Marie Huntington. daughter OF M Hi'o
Mrs char.es r. Huntington. and granddaughieT OF
Dan,el Hvntjrgion Is engaged TO Martin van
Buren,. % Fishkiil-on-the-Hudson
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Mary
Elizabeth. daughter OF Frank X rhaH'De's, =. '"e
In - 70 - Mace al Crows Nest Bronxville. ~
y. the home Of me b'iue s,t,inn viii follow from
Ing Of December zs y Tecep''o" VII" -'
s a
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DIED..

Ma1y fen Widow Of John JsS the s'sh year Of
her a,s Tssd' 2. No. 70
Friends Of the family invited to attend
LEARY-on Tuesday December II. at his residence. NO.
Sh7.,s chars, &C. b. Srs a, tn. Church Of 81,
1880 H'''''' WEI ''
iLrTLE-A, Engiewood. " J.. December - Mrs Me"-
bah Underwood Little in the $50 year OF her age
Auburn papers please copy.
LocKwoOD-Lost at sea. October H. lSs' r''''"'~
The body having recovered was isd TO rest Fr n a.:
family burylnE plot at New-canasn' Conn., on f'''A''
December l6. ls9s
MARKs-wednesday night. December -. is's pa'''
Funersl services A. NJ. late residence No 81 Sixty
seventh st. sunday December IS. at 10 a. M
Kindly omit flowers.
wa's,Sg5y cO.n n.'en Tasna
Funeral services viii held Greenfield, Mass On
Friday. December TO- a, IL o'clock
Steele olco,, daughter Of the late Henry W and Emily
runera, service. at Fi-s, Reformed Church corner Of
Main ana Hasesd sts Ess; Orange, J saturday
Morris ard Essex r. train leaves foot Of Barclay or
Christopher-st at 80 p. m
psnys c9 DsS sr@ II 10 i" ks'ss
Funeral services will he held AZ the residence o, his
brock ;sA Mr. near W rasse Pax %s on I dss
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 aend.
RAY-op "Wednesday morning, December "a; a, No lao
Internen, at ST John Y b. Canada.
sATTERTHWAITE-At Nutley. y. J.. December 49, Llils
Lawrence infant daughter and only child Of James
sheate and Lille Marden sa',erthwaite asei months
Funeral services private At her fathers redence Nut
Train foot OF West 23d-st. at $40 A. n' Er's
Railroad.
wADswORTB--At her residence No. 81 East 2s,h,st:
December a. Mrs Caroline Wadsworth. widow OF John
Funeral services will be held at st. Patrcks Church.
Washington, u. c., Saturday. December IL,
wEiLs-on the iith inst, Fanny Wells in the 7ath
Relatives friends also the members OF the Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church invited to at
tend the funeral services az tho Methodist Episcopal
Church Home s2d-s, and Amsterdam ave. on satur-
day morning, at 10 o'clock
WESTON Wednesday December Il. George West. aged
So
runera from his residence No eli 5th-aye saturday.
December II, a. ,.
In,crment Providence r. /
wHALEN-on December IS, Nora whalen. beloved wife
Il Dennis Whalen her 52c year.
Relatives friends invited To attend the funerA
from her late residence. NJ. 30 Kou~enhoven fiace.
at m. thence to - Thomas Aauinass church:
where requiem will be offered for the repose OF
Ter soul.
WRIGIT-On Thursday December l5 1895, Letitia ~
Walker. Andrew Wright - -
Funers services at her late esifence No lo' 1 sS
cenher 10. lsl>, at o'clock.
I1terment nriyate.
The stephen Merritt Burial CO.. e.i -et3 West
go st nderskers' ,e'5 snh T., 18Th A.,
woodlnwn Cemetery.
Ohice 30 90 r. I'D St
Woodawn station. cath Wlrt). Harlem Railroad
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. / MADISON AVE. COR 23D ST. ~ =.
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GOVERNOR AND MRS. BLACK IN TIE CITY,

Governor and Mrs Black came to TINS cry ias'
repirg and were the lets Of Judge W NJ h.
Olcott az No - West Eighty-fourth-sI Ias' hsh'.
In the evening Governor Black ana judge o'Vo's
TO the house OF Abraham uiup', "'
o,,,- &c, 10, THO three men are to be In part
nersbip IN a law H. after January !. Wnsh uon d
ernOr Black ard Judge Olcott 90 on. %, sine
thev talked last night about partnership ~ :, 10
A reporf that Colonel Roosevelt was cohiit ~
city 10 confer with them proved 70 De -
Governor Black and his "he VIII 'e'N'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
SENATOR QUAY I'LL.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec Ex-senator NJ. s. Quay Ia SUI
fer,ns from an acute attack Of indigestion put hs
condition considered serious his iaii'i'
49, No, been photographed for and his physician
.,.,es there (. no cause FOR alarm A report tha'
he has pneumonia Is denied: A., ~,r,,
nc rha senator has been ailing since his arrival
. 80 from, WaahIngton on Tuesday. and lasi even
To- he vas compelled to take 10 his bed Al tne
Hotel sustford. and place himself unoss '"s S"''
az physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
SETH LOW AT OYSTER BAY.
HE VISITS THE GOvERNOR-ELECT BY AP-
POINTMENT.

HE VISITS THE GOV EKNOK-EI1EOI b1 n :
POINTMENT.
Oyster Bay Long Island, Dec. 15'-Governor-elec'
Roosevelt had quiet day to-day. and improved Il
In working away at his message. A new type
writer arrived this morning. and It Is supposed ne
has been busy receiving dictation from the Colonel
NJ material 10 20 into the message. There were no
visitors on the hrs train and the only one on the
noon train was President Seth Low of columbia
University He went directly 10 the Coioneis
house spending several hours there in taking over
matters VITA he Go. ernorclect. Nelthei on tleIn
later would sav what discussed fresluei,l
Low said ne had made the visit by appontinien'
considered. lie returned to the city on the -'-'
train. - .A,. .c.o-
noon that he would not have any new app "Jdna
unon any names az he wished to consider a Nttle
Iorger the men and their Qualihca tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
LOVJNG-CTP FOR JJUGE FI1IGhhAh"'

delegation Of fifty business men heaueu ~
Michael Levy Of No Bond-st. caiIeo upo'
Judge James Fitzgerald. Of the Court OF "e"e' {"
Sessions In his chambers yesterday AFTERNOON an
presented 10 him silver. gold-iined lovins-cuP IN
.cr,h.d ..pr..ented TO Judge James Fitzgerald
BY adpoirtng friends December ID. 1873 Inc
cup was presented 10 the Judge by Mr. Levy VIZ
said that the delegation had gwen thsi h'"' 80 49,
SUPPORT 10 him IN the recent election when ne We"
elected 10 the Supreme Court bench Inc men, ile
hers az the deleeation Mr. Levy said. were IlthuS
OF The Judee Of every branch OF political opinion;
Judge Fitzgerald expressed his thanks. ne VI" VIZ
take his seat on The Supreme court oe
January !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
TUJEvEs ROB A COUNTRY HOME.

Miss Seilsen's RUNNER home In Peasantvile
near Chappaqua entered on Saturday last and
-ohhed Of nearly $500 In household good most OF
which we're articles used for the comfort and bene-
AZ Of the little children ,or whom each summer
Miss Nielsen and her friends provide outing
Hundreds OF destitute children In the Last thirteen
wear. have been made better physically and morally
~ the care received through these women. Sheets
c1r,frtnhies pillow-cases. blankets pillows towels
r.w ciothlnx OF all kinds and crockery were taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
PART or FIRST NLIVyORK on WAY EAST.

San Francisco. Dec. I5-The frst detachment OF
the lst Nrw-York Regiment is now home"afd
hound The several companies recently retufheu
from Honolulu which have been at the Presd'o'
broke camp to-day. No unusual display OF cere-
mony marked the departure OF the New-io'Sers
In few DAYS the Scandia. now on the way from
unnclulu vili arrive. bringing the remaining lor-
,ion OF the cgirnent ARRANGEMENTS FOR the re,ua
~ This detachment To NeW-lor nav" nov pren
conpleted as yet. but the troops Will be SEM nome
auiekly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16

George William Henry Vena besVernon seventh
Baron Vernon, was born February o. 1854 He
succeeded to the title and estates Of his father in
1888. Two years later he married Miss Frances
Lawrence, daughter of Francis G. Lawrence. OF
this city. Lord Vernon formerly captain or
the 18th Lancers. and later captain OF the Derby
shire Woman Cava'ry. In 1893 he was appointed
member of the Royal Commission of Agricult ure
He was also vice-chairman Of the Associated
Chambers OF Commerce Lord Vernon was a large
landed proprietor, owning nearly ten thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
TIE WEATHER hhFOHi'

Yesterdays RECORD AND ~ =,
Washington Dec 1.-THE "e"'"' .a,r has fallen IN
80 "a -, the Yves, Gulf coast. Snow hu'r'es "'' =
49, 60 the lower lake regions The 'en'e'A rs
raon over the whole country except no cna"se no IN
Miasle and Southern ROCKY M'u''''" 40, I'm ,he
a,e. region to the coast Light sd Tah' A ,nay
expected on Gulf coast am fair elsewhere The
'e,s,rre viii rise the Aah,l' bss .alen on
i,ee''s ,,b.r, california coast, hno 'ne.r ""' ~ ~
~ In ternDerature the faci"c e'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
MRS. HELEN NJ. vAssAR HAIGHr.

Saratoga. n. Y. Dec Is (SpecaD.-Mrs. Helen NJ
Vassar Haight, widow OF Samuel HaiSht, died at
her home In Ballston Spa. this afternoon. She
had been in feeble health since the sudden death OF
her husband six years ago. She the daughter
the founder Of Nassar College, and sixty eight
years old. She is survived by two sons, II. Vassar
Haight and Theodore S. Haisht. or Ballston Spa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

49,, s,.vran The continuous white Inc sno"s ~. "e
In TINS o,an - Indicated by The ITDune 81.
changes IN piess Tba dotted line shows the hinperA-
49, r." a. recorded AT Perrys Pharn'A'''
,-,us Office Dec. H. a. m-Ihe ~fh'''' =,
100 fair and warmer. The Temperature '""s' -,
tween d" A =, ,,.n ON "wednesday and = degrees
On the corresponding date last ys s ,,oh.b,y
lower .h"n Lar this city to-day the w's'her wv" p
he fair warmer
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when You Order Evans
Won get a perfectly brswed and bottled az
MARRIED..

ADuIc'Ks rISON--Wedresday. December a. lseS az
tho horne Of the bride Crayron,. Del by we Rev
Thomas A. MsCurdy, Of Wilmington, MIS- lda 'ai'
Wilson 20 J. Edward Addicks. No cares
Dr NATER-HASBROUCK-Or Thursday. December
X AZ the residence OF the brides parents No ~ es
u,,h-st This city Rev. Or. James lie FeNre
Elizabeth Iawrenc, ~ Oakley Ramshon DE Lanater'
-uOPPIN-On Thursday. December 10. lsss AT
prick PRESBYTERIAN Church. by the Rev. henry van
Dyke y D.. D.. Katharine Beekman, daughter OF
William Warner Hoppin. 70 Allison wright fos'
oDD-MORrARTY-On Thursday. December 10. ls9s at
No 2O5 57th-st.. by the Rev. THOMAS a reeves
Marv Ammo. daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs. MandeVIe
Todd TO Richard Bartholomew Moriar;y OF Morristo"n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
rur ro0EOTT UOINTAN NOM NENi'

,.,o,,orooqa. Tenn. Dec. Is (speciaD-The secre-
r, ~ war has accepted the proposition OF 'he
ctate Of New-York to build an Sso"" peaGe l,omu
mert Cnnniss,on has decided 10 allow 'ne mon, n
I'M - We erected the mountain anu w., WI Tew
~, az. Oooga tomorrow with some OF tIis e.
-, c,sis 70 select site for the DIG monument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
n FISCHER GOES TO A SAyITARIUM.

Frederick c. Fischer. the former member OF the
plano man Ifacturlng firm. was removed from
Bellevue Hospital last night to a private sanitarum
at Rivercrest Long Island. The removal was made
upon an order by Justice Bischon and a, the re-
quest Of Mr.. Fischer's father Mrs Fischer his
vife remains IN the alcoholic ward At Bellevue
Eoth wsrs taken there on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
RARON NEWTON.

London Dec I5.-The death is announced OF
William John Leigh. Baron Newton, IN the sew
cnteth year of his age.
The late Baron Newton. who was born December
49, ISIS entered the British Army in 1913, served
with the 21st Fusiliers in the Crlmean war, ana
then went upon the retired list, with the rank OF
captain Since 1873 he had been honorary colohei
of the 4th Battalion Cheshire Regiment. Tie was
created Raron Newton Of Newton In Makerhed.
Lancaster (peerage of the United Kingdom) IN
Isga being the first baron. From 1859 to is''o he
sat in the House OF Commons in the Conservative
interest for South Lancashire and from 1867 70
Issi for Cheshire He Is succeeded In the tile
and estates by his eldest son. the Hon. Ihomas
Wodehouse who has represented the Newton o.
vision of Lancashire in the House OF 'oHliioi's III
the Conservative interest since 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
,,o,crcNoE CONTE RLNIER 81 hILD.

The funeral Of Monsgnor Antonio .on'e a'' Inre
sos a, one time private secretary 10 iope
VINO was s hold i, the Church Of the Most
rus - Died IN Baxter-st., yesterday mornih e;
solemn hsa mass Of 3eaS ssnch wa" sssisei By
Eather Stnnent Viola and Father Guyhenno.r ,rn
fatnfer VS. ,n calvary Cemetery. The chufc" was
81
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YAMANAKA & co.
take pleasure In announcing the opening OF their nsv
o54 FIFTH AVENUE.
Between gath 81 Goth Sts..
where they have displayed a large variety OF
.JAPANE,S ART OBJECTS.
The Art Rooms decorated and fitted in the most
uxurant japanese style and inspection OF the same
Is invited.
Appropriate Gifts for. the Holidays
Rare old Paintings anc Colored Prints speciality
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

", >ey England and Eastern Ne"-iorA i"''' ""''"e''
,,a,, variable winds becoming southerp'
60 -. Dirr,c Of Columbia Eastern Fehhsy''A"'A'
xew-J.rsey Delaware. Maryland ana '"s,'
'..',l-sss. warmer. light soUtherly winds. ,.,..
1-or Western Pennsylva1ia ana 49," Nv" "'
warmer. fresh brisk sou;her'y "i''s'
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BARON VERNON.
George William Henry venables-vernon. seventh

London. Dec 15.-Baron Vernon. captain OF the
Honorable Corps Of Gentlemen alarms is dead.