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New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
ARCHITECTS AT DTNNER.
BEAUT1FIcATIoN OF THE CITY DISCUSSED
ny THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE.

RFAI-TIFICATION or THE CITY DISCUSSED
BY THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE.
The fourteenth annual dinner Of the Architect
,r.ai Ie2elie was held last night In the exhibition
20 -iery Of the organization quarters az NO. 20
West Fifty-scventh-st. Bruce Price, the president
NJ the Ieaeue acted as toastmaster. end among the
guess were William \ Boring +. Collier Walter
cook pres,dent Of the American Institute OF AT
.birects. Paul Dana r. NJ. Day. Of Philadelphia
= \ F.v a Fl Queen " I. Laird professor OF
~ t1ct,ire University of PeunsyVaula: George
= Ios- q narics Stewart Smith he Rev Ne ,Is
S. Croix Wright, Horace Russell ENt'vSs. ~
Wheeler Johu he Wit Warner and james 600.
There were IN ali apoI' w" Hu""''' 49,
P ire irtr.ducing the speakers. Mr. Price an an
rcfirc.d that ~. PRESIDENT Prize or d oi""@n
medal for the poster cOmpcttuon mao p''H W.. y.
CIaud. Favotfe Bragdcn. OF Rochester, ana ua1
30 s-er,- Prize Of $50 for the best Wa Heu"i
Ill., da, ~ S.d baan awarded 70 John r VI. Clarke.
Tno addresses made by the speakers oi ll' onV,. @
r,, we're based upon the recently ptoIhuIh 80 -
-, ~ rb. League 10 devote Itself TO th" N.lA4u
L. ON of public Interest in an ar'lstiV u ~ IN ~
of tic cii, The Rsv. Mr. righi urkeu lAt II ~
VI - ~, dut, of the league TO become aslla'v
% Mas l,t-Ss l' u+S IN he direction Of influencing the
y,,bli. mind % The building up OF q more oo"''"
l,,I ..-r,.alIv constructed city ,.
f,.orre B. Post remarked upon the e'eat au'HH' HHior
...,t ,. professions Of ire drchir't, iil' Pa.'
80 The sculptor had made IN TINS country ~ Az az
s. ,..reoDaI recollection while harles n ....
and Jonn De Wit warner p"ll1ue er g't me best de-
rIIniti.r which this city presented 4"i ''' '7' N
w. nf,nent OF the architect art. ,,, ono, to
~ .rrual exhibition ~ the league VI" "P'" ~
dsv and viii continue until April l.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

OTTEsoN-On Thursda,. February 3 isas ~ hssc
failure Mary Grace ofteson wife of Tohn 2 o"eson'
iisf year
Reat,s ang friend. are invited attend funeral ser-
vices ~ fer lafe residence so 2E .f James Pisoas
BROOKLYN saturday. Febnar ~. Or ococs . m
Interment private
IonT Island Martina a. viioe u ihe lave Edward IL
Albert ~ seaman Wsnlagh Lrg Island on saiir-
daS. ?. hruary n. 1850 A. O'Clock m -.
Csrrisges VIII meet mo uar leaving Ions lslan1 cv az
~ O'Clock
TERRY-on weanesaay Fe9ruAQ Elizabeth Ro...
Funersi scr,,cs vii. bs held a, a,. rssdsne'. al
pss s.ndr, sr',l DID b. ,,4'.i SO J..
II 10 requested 'nai n. F'rs boz 'ent
VAN HErsEN-At rasaaena col F.brlar, , wniAa
N4rr.rp Nm TTs.Ia.r
Fanera ~ 81 Madison Place. Aiban, y Y. Friday.
3 ,
vosLAwsKY, On Jas.as r.srs v..,s:.t z. b: ret, n
fh- cfl Ee,r 20 rs aae
Funeral ~ oonVenIenf' ~ iarniiv
wALuO-4,n Wednesday. Fehn.ary iss's Charlotte b.
vifr N me iate b. .gs- 81 uaIIo
Funara services 90 tae - her san Dr Ralph
Waldo. ~. o, West 'nff ff FRIDAY, Feorlan TO- At
oel0.k
WATSON "Wednesday. Fehruar France seagwies.
in her G7.h gear daughter ~ Eien h and EAraoesa
scr,i,e. ~ All souls church arh-st ard "b-~ss.
fraa5. at ID u.
Internent a. sfocku-fge
The stephen Merrin Burial Co. 2i-2's west
prompt ay and night Tei % 18Th D. S't ist'-
WoodInwp Cemetery.
wooalapn s,.'tn ,2,.a vs-i' Harlem Railroad.
Cypress AN, Cemeter,.
OFFICE " nisoN AVE. COR .3p ST. y y
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AID To-DAY's FORECAST

vrsTrppAy,s RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
vospirg,on Feb 9-Tte cold wave when mas "''a'''1
dur,ng the last twelve days ~ the eenifa VAN'S7'
"a -t,v,est has nnalt reached the AiIantc 'oaF' "'
evtcrd. from Name 20 Florida This morning ''e '
~, nero ten,peratu-e extended through pkiah'H'A 4
,o. Central Tennessee and central virginia WINE -"
,es, ternperatIre reached 40 degrees o'"" 1'''
1,tusfou In Florida the line ~ freezing temperature
,,,et teiovr TAMPA. win minimum temperature ''
degrees Al that place In the districts ron iowa a."
Nfs.,,ri eastward through the ohio \all"' ana "'"E
,ne Atlantic Coast Temperatures ranged o' %''" ~
,eyrees below zero and were from 20 desi'eh O''
tho Lowest Temperature preylousy recorded CURING "
or.t decade of February The temperatures however "
r,oaerat.ne In the East tiuf and south A"hu' ''"'
and the central Rocky Mountain region
rair weather has allied. with the exception OF hsn'
,,,y if, the lake reg lus and extreme northwest anu
ms and sr,,, n the Gulf Stafes the latter belns
iI,, .. s ghf depression thsf De- central u" h'hn
49,. r,evte 0oast In the Norfh and Middle Hlt Jus So
ontinued while clear weather prevailed 20 te soae e
ward The Temperature changes 10 these d'S'''" W.
en1s or rain If Indicated from Eastern Texas nor.
eoefyysrd 10 Western North Carolina ana ''ulI,rin @
no,. 80 and ugi SHOWS tho northwest rs"'!,' 1at.
orally fair weather VIII conthu, tAc"p. i" WV W
y.,,re SNOW, nurrics may Doe expected 81.
Brisk west north "tcs ihhN w. t,,.t ,orth to
Nj il and north Atlantic and fresh G" hil-" h''' "
n,rtt.o.. .frd. ON me south Atlantic ''as ~,, o.,
-t.rr. northeast signals are displayed "a me 'N'' ~
st Galveston Corpus Christi and bro"nrNi'"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
THE Go1DEEBERG COLLECTION SOLD.
sAT1sFA Glory PRICES RECEIVED FOR NuMBEF
OF PAINTINGS.

SATISFACTORY PRICES RECEIVED FOR NUMBER
OF PAINTINGS
An executors sale OF paintings belonging 10
Simon Goldeuberg was held last evening AT No -
East Seventy-secondst.. under the auspices Of the
American Art Association. The sale was unique in
that il was the first Of the kind ever held at
private house In this city. but although admission
vae by card and the bidders were necessarily more
limited than public sale. the result was sstls-
factory The highest price realize. VAS 10Y J ne
Advance Guard" by Adoph Schreyer. II was
bought by Charles 81 CarStlers. VINO IS supposed
70 have made the purchase for VI. Knoedler CO.
tn. picture was started az <lOp. bat the oddlng
quickly rose 20 S2.5n AZ which price II was soIg.
TN. Schrevcr sold recently at tho Eicnmonl sa,e
brought s. gOr and example Of this artist solu
AZ the Powers sale brought s. $50.
The most spirited bidding Of the evening was
cote the picture being started 500. but selling
10 W Wild for $3.50 This was Just $50 less IMAM
3 similar example brought at the Richmond sale
pr,yiDus 10 tho sale Mrs Godenherg had an
nounced her intention Of presenting 10 the Metro
roIitau Museum OF Art several pictures, and mad
i,itbrrizod George II story 10 bid up 70 a certain
amount for whatever pi lures he thought desirable
Ar story bought three. Gourmet 10" i - ll-,
IN Fair critic" by r. de Madrazo, was sold
m " Wild FOR S6-5. and n small !ienner went 20
Mrs Jacob Rotnchid for s2lo A venetian sunJect
Iv Zien was sold to Fishel. Adler & Scnar"arH
he total sum realized in the sale OF the paintings
was about Sll,N-3
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
OBITUARY.
JESSE n BUNNELL.

Jesse II. Bunnell senior partner Of the firm Of
supplies at No. is Cortandt-st died on wednes-
day night at the Hotel ~ George Brooklyn. from
heart trouble He ffty-six years Old and
leaves widow. two sons and two daughters
In the sixties Mr. Bunnell was one Of the famous
telegraphers Of this country. doing lot Of impor
tant Government work In highly acceptable man
ncr.
He was horn in Masillon Ohio in lsi3 and when
eleven years old began to learn operating AZ the
local telegraph office. H. from Pittsburg 70
Washington in 1851. and became Of tho military
operators He was sta toned first ~ Annapolis IN
the Peninsular campa IN he was attached 10 Mo
Clelan's headquarters. and when McClelan's head
dOre. at Yorktown Bunnell oDeratod the wire be-
tween the steamer and Washington Al the Bat
tie OF Antetam he set up an office on The held and
sent and received -ages under fire In 1853 Bun
nell was transferred 10 the Department % The
Cumberland, and attached 10 Rosecrans \
headquarters. He saw sons terrific work as an
operator at Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge A.
the battle OF Chattanooga. after the rouf ~ zen
eral Rosecranss wing Buunell was IN" only man
left on the held H.s instrument was IN mo farm
house Of Mrs. Glenn. After Roster1us res rnf !
him. telling him how the other division command
ers had Jared. he went rom ChattanOoga 20 A.
lanta, where exposure and hardship brought on il-
ness. and ne left the service In $50 before mo
war. Bunnell sent Rucharan's message from Pitts
burg to Cincinnati. making average Of thirty
eight words . minute for two hours without a
making eight manifold copies That was tn tee-
graphing speed record for wears After the war
Mr. Bunnell came 70 New-York. and twenty years
ago became associate with Charles Mclaughlin
the firm continuing till tho present time
The funeral Will take place this morning A. -
Johns Episcopal Church in seyenth-ave.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

.,s Inbred Englshwoman VINO snoo-
itn ,,,.os q title and is gddiy infatuated WIN
hi'ny oes,res and with the desire 10 snine III So
so" much nairth Is derived from Ioi "'sP''uD
'coF h~usoue and uncouih 'alh' al" "'"N'
arc 80 ~ feeling IS elected III poI''9S"' 'l
'eoro-v estrangement between he'Se' an" ~,
Tempo :, Io~don the part was brhhan'N
susNaH 49,, 1obn Wood-one Of the most huinor-
playso - = ,i,o. over lived In Mr.. palNs produc-
ous e. embodied by Ada Rehan. whose po'S,e'o"s
toi ton Of hearty good feeling Is perle''' an"
eAt s,,arentlv unconscious humor IN the uei'
""O on-,,nt and laundering speeches gave CON.
60 5olirht and elected the cordial p'auuiOs q,
""U. multitude Miss Rehans management y.
30 '.o,-valking scene. which requires splehulu
'le S',' ~,.ro+ior and accurate treatment OF
"' - he most awful physical conditions IN Ia"
u,s fa,iltess The mingled weirdness' iorlo'h
-. and almost tragic intensity or her ac'"ls
- -he scene quite 70 a poetic lever ana en-
-,bes II with the authentic atmosphere OF I'M
senauon - ,,..,-. s,s.,rc,,sboa
ell by portrayal Of character which. for
-,,-,resoue qualities. its force its variety
80 ,o,i-v Of purpose. and its straigntior-
- e,rression excelled his previous efforts and
q, many ways remarkable. Mr. Nhham
',@so,tine as Loncman. made jealous and com
ble exertions and displayed valuaoe ap"'9 .
,oar Ike Kassim is Tire victim or pro1ou"u
and perfectly sincere passion am -. .,,,aI
80 be should enlist deep pity II not altual
'oo.rv n is not he jewel that he wants 1t
= -, ,rr,, low, OF the " on n. and his conduct Is
swayed nor by horl. Nn0''u'e p"' - ,.,o1oroa
desperate feeling. FefNiG emotion lsa,,,
should express this tortured SOU. - f,Ianobo
men' Of The Countess M'r']1 "S 49,, nd o,,er
Bates had beauty o'sfly ,'.,',s ,.rsce
al the charming qUa"'N o so.a.t,,-e
Nj. sidney iieioer' ii"S.'N - tts .o,,,e and
added one 'l'.t ~ . - t,a,3ing mental
Elective studies OF human nature 40
siacriy with p'aNiui A"'i''' 1'-o .,4 Rte
whole drama win MS s'it-,lo, IN which
expeditions action. mere ~ SUI r'.. - ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
PAINTINGS SOLD At LOW PRICES.

FEW BUYERS BRAVE THE WEATHER AND THT
BIDDING DlscovRAGrs TIE ArcrIoNEHR.
The cold weather out Of doors seemed 10 have
re,rpested tne buyers VINO attended the auction
ssle NJ pa,nt!nes al The Fifth Avenue Ar Gal
leries No $50 Fis,h-ave last evening A. any rate
tie reception accorded o. tne pictures was Of the
most chilly description. and though the collection
mas been We spoken o.. in the press, the prices re-
allied can have amounted only % fraction OF
what was spent By the lite owners The collection
comprised the works which belonged 10 the late
Mrs Bar1e, L. Solomon. with those Of NJ. l.. Cor
don and John Vernon. James 2. slo. the auc-
tioneer. can hardly have expected large at
tendance. considering the highly unpleasant
weather and he was not surprised when only q
handful o. persons we're present al the sale. But.
taking all this into consideration. ne expressed
himself as aston.shed that works many Of them
large examples. and ascrbed to- great masters.
went with hardly an exception for q Sons In
deed NJ si.o declared more than once that he
was thoroughly disguised. and he certainly
looked T..
The top price of the sale was s2l5 II was paid
.or landscape with cattle by Leon Barr-ot
Only few OF me other lots brought over 800
The Fishers Proposal by the Swedish pain er
Auguste Hagborg brought Sl55. and Deppe FISH
srmen" by Georges Haquette. Sl35. A large picture
by Victor Hugu-t lrought $50 and an local head
Henri de Ber brought sl3I and another. by luness.
lN 4 large work. said 20 he hy Henriette Ronnoi'
Tie remainder OF the collection viii be sold to-
Mgnl AmcLe the pictures 20 oe llspD-tG % b. !,
scS5aye1 l'Es Ss' ps BypTt Binisn5ir coGstan, and
Jean Francois oIllcf These form -1e more lmppi
Preliminary study FOR the work Driving WAd
Horses which Is owned boy New-Nork collector
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

Foreign mails FOR the weeN ending feouly D.: 80:
VIII c Sc 'pgo mpa' m. ~ az Ms eos one nour earlier taan
closing time shown beI'"
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
sArURpAYA n for Eg59ge per ,.si,.L .IueS1i- ,1i,
Spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt ana BRUSH lnA's mIss
81 GrSd ;,v & SPAN SPAIN Portugal urEey Esyp' sni
British India. per = > la DnampSsne va hatIs
GSeTi os2 = or 5hanpls ,55l r' at n FOR SsthssnS'
direct per spasralaT via N0.,e's'H M ~
Italy. per S s. F bismarck. Via Naples detefs must
be directed per bis"5eH az ~ . o. n to sSes
Printed NATTER ETC -Gernan steamers sailing q
Tuesdays tax Printed Matter etc. Tor Germany AMI
~ Enr3pe American and White sar steamers "a
Wednesdays German steaners Cd Thursdays and
printed Matter for all countries for which thsy
Afer ,b@ closing o Supplementary Transatan,le
Mails named above additional supplementary mails sr'
opened the piers of The Am-rcan Eassa rs.hea sa
and German steamers and % remain open g3'l WITHIN
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.
rR1DAY-At II m for La Plata Countries direct. per
E'oTs pss al s5bdo m and m RIO ,0 Janeo astiers Tor
%Srth brazil and Ia Plata Countries must b. directed
9s5 lo B al pder,5 % cos1 5 and mus.
of efCsSY3 eKDHY-& 10 m Tor Nassau y. P. per
steamer from Miami. Fla =, 10 m M ssFpe@ea,asy az
c,rthagena. rer Aueghany detters for Costa Res
mg 9s ser a.Fes'e iucsn 1 Hyara ce,,ers mus, -
6,-eSie ,eS .per Yucalan D. A. II a. n. for Grenada.
Trinidad and Tobag9 per lT.a~Sisy, AZ II IN a M
Vs,tgn.is and Curacao also Savanla and CarhasenA.
via Curacao. per Caracas
Mails for Newfoundland by raj, 60 North sydney sns
fh.uc. by steamer. cose a. this office daily a. $50
= m connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday
and And SsSl Ssr} 3, Ss,r N. '' o a; mi. e ay 's
d m Malls for cuba by rail o. P.rt Tampa, Fla.
and thence hy steamer close ais Office daily except
Mon4oN y m epnneens close, ,- here as s''sy ~
raI ~ Miami Fla, and thence hy steamer close AZ
f280 a m connecting closes here every Tue~day ana
saturday Mails FOR Mexico ciiy overland unless
III s 0irce dally AZ $50 m. and $50 b. m meg
i.,sred mail doses az p m. previous day tkes-
s,ered mail closes a. p NJ second d"S 'ei'''
rRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.
Nsn IN, Australia except those ;or West Austraal.
NssS '' frv ar,oa Via Europel ICELAND.
Hawaii Fui and samoan Islands psr -
m. ma. closing On arrival Of campaSls.
Sns N. ,or China ana Japan per 1jun MAru from
sea.tel ciQse here dab up 10 Feoruaf, A. $50 = m
Mails Tor Chisa. Japan ana Hawai- p"r America
mar IS az 4 81 p m Mall. for China ana Japan per
: > olympia from lacoma' ct'sse h,fe asL. Ap !"
February '0 fmPrs. 81 Of csa. ,trom vaS,SSss Sss1
close here DAILY up TO tse''ail 20 a, 80 80
eauiee from san Francisco. close here dalN up -
February % at 30 p aails for Hawaii. per ..
Me.i Aasirailai Sev Zealand Hawaii and Fl Isi-
and- per p a Nj vera rfom Vancouver, close here
daily after February Iis and up TO March a, $50
TTanspscinc mails forwarded to port q sailing dsny.
sumption o their uninterrupted overland anSt iRss
'''eT'd mall Ct coRNrLIus sss vkS oorr. Pe.,n..,-r
rostorace. New-York n Y. February g. is"'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
rur TUTPD PANEL DINNER.

The dinner Of panel No. 3. sherin's Jury was
held last night at the Hotel savoy ana owe, - .,
hundred persons sat down 10 'he IeaS'' 80
81, ,ne sunreme Court was the toastmaster'
,r, onv.nirs were ground crystal barrels Win
suysr tons bearing the coat-ofarms OF the sne''ii
/, the crystal barrels were imitation cigars
mi ed In twain. and within were found scro"s %
P ~" Ting the menu Each guest received d
sin ai,i Another feature OF the dinner ,aS
,i,Hen banners at the head Of the tanI,d ,h.r
v'eTe waved by electricity. sherln pu"" "
made bright speecheS
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
MA1N oFr1cE-Na 1si Na-.au q
~A.S
.A.''
LAST u DAYS

.yVhatever Mr.. Clarl<e's own feelings
NAV be. the country viii be tho Reinen
nv the .ale."-H ARPER'S WEEhLf>
The dispersal of the Clarke Colsctioh
oonstitutes sn event of the first rnagni~
tnde in American Art.-TRIBCNE II.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH. NEW YORK j
NOW on EXHIBITION
WEEKDAYS. TO 9. EVENING" 7'so ro 10
SUNDAY. TO p. "
THOMAS B. CLARKE'S
FAMOUS ART COLLECTION.
The PAINTINGS will be sold at
CHICKERING HALL.
On Tuesday. Wedne-day. Thursday and
FRIDAY Evenings. February l3th,
10Th. 10th, and 18th.
.nd the sale of the Objects Of Art will
take place At the
a NrERICAN ART GALLERIES
OF THE AFTERNOONS OF
Feb'y 18th, 10th, l7th s. 18th.
catalogues-Part T.. Paintings. 80 cents Part H. oe~
,ects OF Art 25 cents-mailei on receipt of price
THOMAS p KIRBY. AUcTIoNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
EAST o3D ST.. MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
The FasftdIour Ale Drinker
"a known by hts devotion 20 Evans brew.
MARRIED..

BrGr1ow-HENNEssY--o Wednesday Febriary :
500 a, the residence Of the bride mother 10y me Rev
- y Wieau y Bayonne y j.. Martha Agnes,
daughter - tho late Jarles s Hennessl TO mortimer
C,sh--nr p,golow. Lieutenant United states Army
cpANp-WALLACE-Ou February 5. 1889. at s. Mary ;
Church Burlington J. BY me ne ReS s.. .n3rlgs na.,d5
Vi1let Lee daughter Of shlppen Wallace 10 ware"
seaiury Crane
N,ryrR-KRAM AMER--On February 2. by Rev. kapnsel
" BENJAMIN NJ A. Helena Kramer 70 Alexander NJ
Meyer -
>,,ttA KfNGsLAND-On Wednesday February y
" ,eoe a. :, Georges Church. Stuyvesanf square, oy
Inc pev Dr " : Rainsf0rd. Josephine Worstei.
d,ugffer ~ CHARLES Storer Kingsland - Afthur Van
Allen McHarg
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

r. ,..u England and Eastern New York. fair: cor
fiuuef cold brisk west winds
Far Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne"-Jeisey' 1911 "''
,,,,e .o cold IN southern portion. BRISK WINS
ror the District Of Columbia. Delaware ''"'S S'"'
VIRGINIA fair. n.t 80 colf fresh west mos
- ,r,n carolina reasins cloudiners. prohah' ram
u IN southwest portion. not cod In extreme "e''
~, ,ortior. north wlndt e,ia
lo-k. gtirfa4N lHif '''''''''
diwnsnnt, vania generally fair. not 80 cold
fresh we~ wr1f
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
RTSHOP WTLLTAHS'S WILL.

20. r,,nrrrs THAT HE SHALL RE BURIED IN
PINE COFFIN
,,,,s,o,ovr Conn. Feb e-Although the VIII OF
-,.N,'1- 1obn Williams has not been made public II
t''s,'or ,hat ne left little or no estate The
grc@ter part OF his salary Of 5000 year has oeen
given away in charity -, ~.
- "a huried In a pine coffin. and this VIII ne
''' '~a an, Ho will not be buried IN the robes ot
cairIg o hut in a plain black suit. with the add
-, 81 a bishops apron.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

special matinee performance of La Belle
Hsiele' was given al the Casino yesterday for the
'snsh, o. the charity flnd of the A G. :. II Sis
erh001 The proceeds amounted 20 a"oul S-V'
varied programme was presented a. the Broad
Tay Theatre Yesterday afternoon for the benefit o.
As 9rpiar and destitute children in charge o. the
Missionary Sisters % the Sacred Heart. IAere
Ras az audience OF considerable size ana inc
cariiy added ABOUT $l.-0D 10 IL treasury
"HM P,rafore" viii oe continued for another
week at me American Theatre j. will be fol-
owed A. esrr performance next week boy Cavai-
''ia Rlstcaua" instead o. 81 Pagiacct
At the F.c-h Avenue Theatre tonight the H'th
Consecutive performance - a Runaway Grl VIII
ysrirs
7he subscription for the eight Sonnenthal per
'o'malces t-wo series Of four each) ~ the irving
Pace Theatr- has been SO larso that Mr.. Conried
iss decided 90 close a. on February - for the first
sl on February 2S for the second series. S-ats
March
As Victor Naurel has . severe cold. his song re-
Ial announced for today in MondelTsohn Hall
ass been postponed unti Tuesday The final re-
"'@ VII Dc given February j.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
rUr pFOpLE'S INSTITUTE PROGRANNE

THE PEOPLE'S INSTITUTE PRUVhIN III
The following programme has been sent our by
the Peoples Institute:
This evening. at Cooper Union. discussion OF
eitTg Speakers-fIorace +. Deuing. JOIN
ps..-ons grand master workman knights OF LABOR
grd John Brsbeu Walker. .,,,
Tomorrow evening az the Educational AIlialce'
Fast broadway and Jefferson-st. address on ,El5o
Stcr6ors of Cornell University. speaker,
g,,r1av evening at Cooper Union. celebratloh OF
r.i~roln's Birthday. Speaker-Dr. Josiah Strong.
Music 0- r-,,o, .,ror,icol
r,npland'" sreaker-J Z. Macdonald. OF London.
The lectures begin at s p. m and admission is
free
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
JUDGE JAMES NJ HUMPHREY

Buffalo. Feb 9-Judge James NJ Humphrey died
this morning after long Illness II" was born In
1919 and was admitted 10 tho bar In lsi7 He
was elected o. the state senate In 1853 and 10
Congress In 1854 serving two terms IN 1871 he
was appointed by Governor Hoffman Judge of the
Superior Court Of Buffalo. He withdrew from ac-
tive practice Of the law IN 1898
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

Herman Lee Ensign. who was president OF the
National Advertising Company. az No. 81 Nassau
ct died Yesterday AT his home No g. West Sixty
nrst-st He was IN his forty-ninth year. Mr.
Ensign wa a member Of the Lotos and the New
York Athletic clubs
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
u-Dcr BENJAMIN NJ BoswORTH.

Providence r. l.. Feb. s-Ronjamin Miller Bos-
worth Associate Justice Of ne State supreme
court. died tnis afternoon al his nome. IN Warren
from heart failure lie had been a member OF this
court only two years.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
MRS NICHOLAS DE pEYsTER.

Mrs Mariana Moore De Peyster. widow o. Nich-
olas Dc Peyster. Of New-York. died suddenly yes
terdav az Short Hills. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

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