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New-York tribune., 1899-12-27
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty third Street and De'
brosses and Cortlandt streets. ,
Cortiandt streets is i've minute. later tl.et tnsa
hn s,'eR except her. aSr oT,hmcr.e nosed
100 A; VI. & FAST NAiLmLmee 10 tTS Car Psburs
$50 $50 EA$T spa
Pameni F Sleeping DINING Smoking Sodo sha
ndanapoiis, LoaS1iie. e'f.Sna ST. Lsaii. i''D'
S SSr gly M GSAGS wa ANR ST. 155ansp L1us ccasO
555 r. NJ WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago. For
80 r y: soTTh%E$rERN ExPREss-dEiS0cc. -dEiS0c.nnst Ri,ts
z kaiss y M pH@ESI xFTEsrr S qs p.ourg
56ioaso For Knosyls daily Via sheganGGg99 igs2 Na'e'
s.SS W. GnnSs MSr % ASp Bune,
Sleeping New York Altoona East Liberty Pi,,s
=. D4', %AsHIScToS ASp TME sorTH streets.
2i6 sSrosss %5as and and coTsndt T D ses. aq 2 Con
s anf F1c ca s5S tf56n nins .!a car ss ;o
csTs a25 425 Dining DINING cai. rj 455 Dining Carr. o2'
soUTHERN RAIIWAY--Express, S.25 4.20 p m. 10
NoRFcLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
AThANTIc M T VS1f coAsf LfNExDPess n 6q s55 m and
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RALwAy-75S a. m. week
FOR OLD PoT%f coMFoHr Ftf; and NoRFoLK.-7.55 a.
, week & days and -; 800 3. m daily ,. , 1,z.,A
Train Buffet Rar0r or cas Passenger G"S
and Combined coach.
CAPE MAY.-125j p. weekdays.
points New York Branch Railroad (from
West Twenty-thIrd street statonl so5 a. m. 12 40,
3.25 and 4.5j p. Sundays, 93 a. m, LBS p. m.
from Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 800 a. m.
1880 SAC and , 10 p. SUNDAYS Q ~ a. m 5i5 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
610 tDesbrosses and Cortandt streets. 6ZO 20 'oo
S25 sos - (9.jJ Penna. Limited 1910 (Desorosses
and Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Car 1890 tDnng
Str SaG iss $o a. 255 d s5 f'95'S 6ans H & a55
Rns q sgt Gf SaSaa9S s2s nInE so Gs s2s @ s5 @ s5
ed) 955. 1923 Dining car) a. M l235 , i55 DINING
Carr. 325 3.55 425 Dining Carr. 4.55 dining CarD
53 Dining Carr 7.55 $50. 9.25 p m, II 10 night
Ticket Offices iGi 94 1896 1854. ILL., and 26 Broad
way: Astor House; West Twentythrd Street station:
ard stations Of and Cortandt Streets
4 Court street, $50 Fulton Street, 9S Broadway and
Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn; Station Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company VII call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone '0i4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
r h5ilr11 70 rfJf-rCurTeON % J. r. WOOD.
- ~ General Manager Passr Agent
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NEW YEAR AND CHRlSTMAS
CARDS.

S~oO>OoooooO~o.oO~~
ATTENTIoN!!-Th most up to date
variety Of New Year and Christmas
Cards. Birthday. Gold and Silver wedding
aluminium cards. etc. Calendars and Cup
Cards a speciality. Our Hail Columbia
Card hit OF the season JOSEPH KODH-
LBR, Importer, Manufacturer, l5O PARK
Row. New-York. open evenings.
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A DVERTIsEMFINTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown once. No. 1242 Broadway.
north Of 3lstst. until o'clock advertise
received the following branch Offices at regular
Office rates until o'clock m. viz 254 Sth-aye 4.
cor 23dst 152 9th 12th-st Macys. 9th
14h- St: 142 Columbus-aye near West 6Gth-s 100
West 42d St 9th ave. 92 East 25T West
42d-st 7th and Sh aves.; 59 East 47h-st 33s
3D. ave. between 76h and nth sts lO26 81 ave.
170S lst-ave.. S9th-st.: $50 3d-aye.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
pURCHAsE AND ExCHANGH

PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
>~N~1~~~~1~~~~~-~r~~
BOOKS.-Large or small Libraries Of Books
purchased for cash, calls at residences
free. 8 O.. RAINS, $50 5th-ave.
A.-CASH paid for pawn tickets. dia-
monds. jewclry; guaranteed estimates
given on pawn tickets: reliable firm; estab-
llshed 1887: confidential; always open.
BORGOTSTON. l76 Bowery.
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TYPEwRITi.RS.

-~NN~N]DNyNcJN.NNN0N NSNNNNN|VNNNN~ON
TYPDwRITER5 bought. sold rented, re-
paired best machines; lowest prices
trial free telephone CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 34i B'way.
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ADVERTISEMENTS an'. subscriptions 'or
The Tribune received AT their Uptown
once. No. LAP Broadway. "a door north
OF 3lst-st. until o'clock p. m. adVer-
tlsements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until s o clock
.. ni.. viz. 2ot sth-avs.. o. O. cor. 23d-st;
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CARPET CLEANING.

.ooo00o0--o.10JNONNN
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co 1858 Broadway. 42l East 4sth-st.
COE q BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth.
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Countrp Boar0.

, pprvArr FAMILY living In Yonkers can accommo-
a date for the either adults or family wsnins
hone Comforts without the OF housekeeping eir-
ences exchanged Address c.. bT4 Palsade-aye. fonk-
ers N
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DREssM AkIN6.

CORRECT sTYLES.--Perfect ut guaran-
teed faultless skirt dnoop superior Work
and finish: work shown; esponslhle; rea
sonable. expert on wraps. COOhE, 20
West IN ST. near Rr0adWay.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HhKLEh DisI"' cscep, Sunday. 70
VIZ a. Pittsheld Sundays only a, o 20 a; M, NJ;
uarner palace Cars all N rough usln''
"T,ans Illuminated with pintsch Light. ~
Ticket Offices rs. 26l lis and a lZiS yss asS ST.
i25h St and i2sth s. Stations New 1pooSty1
;o5O Cortiandt' for Eew-Ycrk Ceh.hi
e.rsica Begeare checked from hotel or res'os"ee "
Wastcott Express COMPANY , r...o,.., A1ent
DANIELS General passenger neo"N
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charge TO
satisfy which the above described property is TO be sold
S137SS T5 with interest thereon from fifth day Of
December. 1899. together with and allowances
amounting 1927 AZ with interest from December g.
1899 together with the OF the sale. The ap
proximate amount of taxes assessments. other liens
which are be allowed TO the purchaser Of the
purchase money paid by the Referee is s6995l and
Interest
Dated New York. December #. 1899.
EUGENE II POMEROY. Referee.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Aycnue of Travel south ana South"eS'
CIIA MEXICO a. CALfFOhNlA. ,..,.
Denarture from New York Pennsylvania X X station
DN' Daily 23d St. Cortlandt and DesDrosses 81
1zyThe ienving time from Desbro:ses nnn @
CSrtIandt Streets Is five minutes inter tnhn
that given below for Twenty-third s'ree'
i2iO 4. Mast MAIL,-Pglman Buitet apnsSs sIeTp,aSs
cars New FORK Atlanta, New OT'rF|4' Sd'@''''aN
and Jacksonville, Fla Dining ca, service; ;, r,rv-
3,on p Nh Y & FLA DXPRESS-Pllinan Dra"-
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New-York 10 columbia ga
vannah Jacksonville Tampa and Augusta DINING Gar
s.@5 P M-wAsHINGToN & CHATTANOOGA LINZ
TIED VIA LYNcHBURG-P Pullman Drawiinng ESt Eoom
sieeplng Cars New York TO Roanoke knoNyllle Chat-
tanoogs, New Orleans and MmPhis Dnlng Tsp seTvISs
4,25 n, M.-WASHINGTON & SOUTHW ESI IE.RN LiN-
ITED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping cars L1a New
York to Atlanta, New Orleans. Birmingham Memphis,
Asheye Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville DINING
Car service. Tourist Sleeping Car Washington to san
Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays: .
New York and Florida Limited finest train In the
world resumes service January 10. 1900 between New
York and ST. AuSlstlDt. - -. ~ -
Pennsylvania ticket Offices Nos 461 844 ll96. 1894. H.
and 26l Broadway; Astor House; West Twenty-third
Street Station; and stations foot OF Desbrosses and
Corandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9S
broadway and Pennsyvania Annex Station Brooklyn;
station Jersey City.
FRANK s. CANNON, j. M CuLP.
FfNA4sd Cd Vice-Pres & Gen'l Mgr. Traffic Mgr
w. A.. TURK. @. p. A.
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OPTICIANS.

8R0. 0.....'s. -: ,:::::', 2
Spectacle Attachment
for Eye Glasses Temp8rarily convert Eye
Glasses into spectaces. holding them Sc
curely on the nose while exercising. Jus,
the thing for Bicyclsts, Tennis and Goii
players, Equestrians and players OF all
sports who Wear Eyeglasses.
THEO. MUNDORFF.
II67 Broadway New York
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

ASTONISHING high prices paid for la
dies gents and chlldren's discarded
furs, 1ewelry. bric-a-brac. carpets. etc.
Call or address Mr.. or Mrs. NJ. NATAL,
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RAILROADS..
LEHICH VALLEY.

stations foot OF West 3D. Corandt and Desbrosses Streets
fPenns r. L. Ferries)
Cortlsndt Desbrosses
Streets Daily except sunday. sunday leaves IS Pm Other
tSundAy leaves Sunday leaves Is
x Sunday leaves 6.l5P.M SUNDAY leavessl5Ph
t'6. 81 !. 90 A.. Local for EAsTON.
'1.JJ es. q An. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points PArlor and Dining Cars Con-
meets for Coal Branchesf. .,...1.,. -.
I52 t2Go SSoa Train in eIASk 's o u .es
capacy Due ualo connecting with through seepes
I'd Dining Car service a 10 carte,
sI2.5j 1.OOPx.{ For WlLKEsBAKkE, SCRANTON
f.355 iIOP NJ Coal branches and Intermediate points
y.JI0 y5.2OP.M. Local for MAICH CHUNK ,...,
.335 x6.IOP.x Chicago Nestibue Limited. For MAG
and points Through sleeping Cars to Chicago
and Toronto f., nr-r-,,o
TORONTO. .. ,,oorre-rn rr,-., -
sS55 900 Pm For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West sleeping Cars TO Chicago. .- ,--,-
so PIAINFIFIi and BOUND BROOK, locals. daily except
sund,~ 9lUA N; 'il0. 40 $40 60 9:5 and 20
Tickets and Pullman odaons at rs Zo 30 $50 ~ and
West 25 Columbus Ave- y.
$50 Fulton ST. Court So g Bdwy and AnneL suton Brookn
Transfer will call for and cheek baggage from hoss OF
residence through 10 destination.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

,rhor,nson-st. Nos l3l and 1873. for e six-s;ory
brick nathouss. 44x9o; Charles Bales. Astoria,
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MACHINERY.

Nr~NN~~s~~>N~/~~/N~
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. S9S Madl-
fon-st.
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FOR SALE.

Eop sATr-Ten R.IP.A.N.S for cents
a. dr1Igrists' one gives relief.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS and Dynamos. new
and second hand. all sizes. bought. ex-
changed. installed. D. S. HOLCOMB. OIL
Dey-st.
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.

GtHlKAl h. h. Ur MN uLh0L'.
Anihrael!ss coal uisd s1SluciyfS Signals
fSS5 s'S6ns 5Gs's' i New tSPS iSf5y St
Leaving s and fsSm sSmn south Ferry oo whitehall STD
the Liberty ST. xoT sIe'Rs p Tssp Yssg no''"
For BihIheTM Aia'SyHH iac NSS'f to SOD
:sSo .Soo sunday s d ''o .1o'
Foi iS R.ssSs .sS spasy syEi.saIs sae Zoo
G9SSS RsaiHfa .sis ri 'aG night ''2S sSyS ssc
81 to- 20 ResSn9 es1Grs NJ 800 ao $780, $500 5000 to
reading P NJ AL Ills RxiL I,fIL RoITE: ,.,
Tr station, hs New ISSk $40 saS p 30 o sd Bsn
1S,: si1tS and . 800 a. os !R hsd to Pf1a REX f8Sa Elk
'PS sssSsy: - Ss fs9o NJ '' '''o
i5 ?' sS syf sPa sa s2!n'fs %
ffaAsh'''' o"io FTIA VIA ssIt1T:x, sMsIxt1TxWxs ~: a a. ~ ~
S. 5s aga II aaG ss ss'aS' Sa
only p M sun11TTi; VIZ in,a0 iBn,Ra0axCHPoRT,
. S7s Sa':s Ma .ssS s'f P Highlands
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELArgHHHfNN;o DWELArgHfNoF5H BALTIMORE AND
~ g5og g 9oi % 90 hi2f!sS III -sS 5inur 81 Car. A. NJ
200 Dining ca 800 Rqyal % nal, sne sansSys k%'S = 49, 49,
$500 $500 DHmg ,.s Gar r. NJ M i.so 500 Royal Blu,
E@e GSN HiaS So6 5nips is5oS a Bnas si$S a SSo
Aooli@"s ss56 S5ass 400 aO 'o4' P Sundays
wTsSa TsHsf sPa s l RStl3f ,2 c's 5c .sai
sy Esy 90 8: Ay cqS
Burg fe New York transfer Co VII sS tSD and e'se
sTrom TTom sosth offY Ferry err I've minutes, earlier
ETom tFTSm South South Ferry Ferry at at S$S S$S
sFr0@ sSa5ih Ts5Iy EsTy a s:lS s:5S r 2. X \.
lFrom IRON south south Ferry at 500 p. NJ.
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uIsINESS CHANCES.


pFITARI,B MAN with 81. 800 secures first
class position. salary and interest IN
legitimate established cash paying bust
ness: best references. Particulars. ~"
Rroadway Room 6o5.
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PARTNER WANTED. .-Reputable paving
business that will bear closest investlga-
ton. MINTON. Room 4. ~ University
Place
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WORK WAN TED:

A WELL, EDUCATED middle aged Eng
Ushman desires a situation; salary about
sl2 a week; no canvassing: CITY releI-
ences Address A. B.. 397 Fulton-st.'
BrOOklyn
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

DIAMONDS, Watches and jewelry' 81
weekly payments at lowest prices; see
the manufacturer; established lSS2.
JACOB POHS. l02 and lo8 Fulton St,
n. Y
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Female.
TEA CHER &c.-Educated Protestant
French lady. with thorough kno"ledgs
OF German. some English. wishes position
oenion attendant 20 invalid, governess 70
rhiidren. or 10 manage widowsTs home; {;
would travel; personal references. Nina
NTCT'A 500 Amsterdau-ave.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES

BILIIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and second hand; lowest prices easiest
terms. MARX mos. ~ Union NduaIs.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-27

COLI.ECTOR.-For evenings and SATURDAY
afternoons: speaks four languages can
furnish $500 cash security. Address hob-
TNSON. 465 Amsterdam-ave.
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hoard AND ROOMS.

,~1/NN||-NNN-o>Oo~NN|
LARGE furnished room, every convent
ence. near three line cars; exceHen'
table: terms moderate. 80 West lloth ST
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VISITING GOVERN NESS.-Accept board
f9r two hours daily: elementary. on KIN.
dergarten: references exchanged. l'1e5
Broadway.
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DRUGGIST. registered. married. 20 years
experience. last nine successful manager
wants responsible position. Address, with
particulars. WM VI. HORSFALL, Sing
Sing " 7.
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y wDOyALD MAY BE PUT BACK.

Until a year ago Clark H. Mcdonald was sIper'n-
tendent OF the Speedway, when President Clausen
~ the Park Board. on the ground that the speeo-
wav had to be temporarily closed 10 make II ready
for the use OF the public. abolished the place NC
Donald at once brought suit in the Supreme court
70 see II he had the right TO make application for
peremptory writ of mandamus 10 compel MS rem
statement
The trial was finished before Justice McAdan and
q Jury Yesterday after DAYS consideration OF
the case The Judge submitted number OF cues,
tions 10 the Jury. and among other things ashed
them to answer the question whether Il h 1 o.sn
really necessary 10 close the Speedway: ms the
49, answered negatively They said II had not
been necessary 10 close the driveway 20 make J.
seryiceabe TO the public. and that the closing naa
been a mere pretence to get rid OF superintendent
Another question put TO the jury was whether tns
closing OF the driveway was not merely a pretencs
for and a manner OF removing Mcdonald without
charges and a trial his place could be MED.
This question was answered afirmatively: Other
queries OF the same tenor were answered. favoraoy
70 Mcdonald This ended the case in Justice NC
Adams court. Mcdonald announced his intention
~ Immediately applying for peremptory wit or
mandamus TO compel the Park Commissioners 10 re-
instate him the right 20 make such appbcaton nav
ing been decided in his favor by the present aeton-
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HIPS GREEN on TIE STAyD.

Mrs Hetty Green called 10 the Witness
stand yesterday in the suit brought by suish r
Lane the lawyer. before Justice Fitzgerald IN tbs
Supreme Court 10 recover 5000 for prof~wional
services alleged TO have been rendered 20 her IN
having had cancelled in 1895 the assessment On her
personal property Before Mrs. Green was oa'ef
several lawyers were asked what they thoashe
would be a fair sum 70 pay Mr.. Lane for the snr-
vices he said he had performed for the defencsnt,
Some said 500; others a much higher sum.
Mrs Green testified that she first met Mr.. Lane
on April 5. 1895. when he drew up an sfdaut for
her Mr. Lane told her that he wanted 20 aid her.
she said in getting her personal taxes sworn on
She said that she refused 10 sign the afffdavft he
drew up unless he put in black and white Wat
he intended 10 charge for his services. Lane sai
TO me-" continued Mrs Green oh. we are such
good friends your husband and I, and I won
charge anything Lane further @aid thar a.
had married Vermonter." added MIS- oreen.
land that house, our furniture ana our
cemetery were in Vermont. ! should not b Liable
TO taxation in New-York.
She denied that she had assaulted Mr. Lana
When an agreement was drawn up with Mr. Lane
as TO what he TO receive for his services she
signed the affidavit, she said. She later dtsn1issod
Mr. Lane from the case, she testified. and retained
another lawyer
Newton B. Phelps clerk In the Chemical Ma
tional Bank also testified. He said that the story
about Mrs. Green assaultng Mr.. Lane was absurd.
He corroborated the testimony given by Mrs Green
as 10 the conversation between her and the plain
tiff at the meeting on April g. 1885
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mr. VERNON WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH

Mrs George schuster OF No II Grand-st'' MOUNT
Vernon. was burned to death yesterday ,o,iiile'
y o5 that the accident occurred while she
- ,-ving 70 start a fire in the kitchen range
About 10 o'clock the attention Of the neighoors was
attracted by screams issuing from the Kitchen mel.
Looking through the windows they saw Mrs,
scbuster enyeloped in flames, and rushing aroun.
the room. trying to find the door she many iou,'u
her way out and ran into the YARD screaniiis ~
- Ora ~ the neighbors seized pail OF water
I'd ennt,ed II over her extingulshng the flames;
Every particle OF clothing had been burned on ae
~ bodv was n mass OF backened hesn. DTS. LNes
md Campbeil were called and. after administering
morphia to deaden the pain ordered h sn S,ed about
on bo,ir later Mrs Schuster was forty-nVe yraaIs
old and was the wife Of George sfhHs,s were At
san uher tho accident happened. and her nus
hand was a. his place of business servan ~ Ma
upstairs but did not hear the alarm uh'h II ""'
too late TO assist her.
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BIBLE soorETrS ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the American Bible 30
ciety was held yesterday at the Bible House. TWO
new members OF the Board OF Managers have
been recently elected-Dr. Henry S. Stearns, TO NIL
the vacancy caused by the death OF stephen van
Rensselaer, cruger, and Alexander Maitland, TO MI
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF John II.
Washburn. The vacancies caused by the death OF
Dr. Mclean and Or. Hunt have been filled by the
appointment of the Rev. Or. John Fox. OF the
Presbytery OF Brooklyn and the Rev. William l.
Haven. OF the New England Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church
The Rev A. ]. McKim has been recalled 10 the
oo,a,v,s service and assigned 10 duty In Porto
Rico The Rev. F. G. Penzotti for some years ln
charge OF the agency In Central America mas oeen
in Cuba FOR a part OF the current year. He Is ex-
pected to be- in New-York on his way TO Havana n
the course Of the present month. The Kew. LAY -
Goodrich has been appointed agent Tor the fhillp-
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Az ORIENTAL ENTERTAINMENT.

unique Oriental entertainment in aid OF the
orphans Of Armenia took place last evening in the
parors OF DR.. Kittredge's church. Madson-aVe'
and Fifty-seventh-st. The entertainment was go'
I'D by the young women OF the Flower Bee
The Rev. H. Khazoyan pastor OF the Evangelical
Church OF Diabekir Armenia, read a paper en-
titled The Truth About Armenia. In which ne
showed that all the horrors Of the massacres and
the impovertshment OF the country could be traced
directly TO the paa at Ydiz, where Sultan Abdul
Aziz sits surrounded by sycophants and parasites.
He smoke OF the possibilities OF Armenia and OF the
desire OF his people for civilization and education
His talk was followed by music and rectations
given bv members of the club and their frlen1s;
Choice Turkish confectionery, including Jumps OF
Young women In Turkish costumes; also a hne dis
play OF Oriental goods and decorative MOWERS mace
bx-f fec eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
NEW ORGANIZATION OF JUNIORS.
YOUNG FOLK FORM A BRANCH CLUB Or
THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEW
ENGLAND WOMEN.

An affiliated club Of the National Society OF New
England Women to be known as the New-Eng and
Juniors has been organized.
The first meeting was held recently at the nome
Of Mrs William Curtis Demorest. No. 6s East sixty
sixth-st There are twenty-five charter members.
and Mrs Augustus c. Dexter is the chairman OF the
Advisory Board and also the president.
At this meeting the constitution and bylaws were
adopted and an impromptu programme was ar
ranged in which there were short addresses and
Rotations Mrs Demorest served a dainty tea at
o'clock which witty lad said was more to his
liking than "a feast OF reason"
The object OF the society is the organization OF
voung people Of both of New England lineage
for the purpose Of cultivating and preserving the
best principles Of character as exempihed In New
England history. The members are also TO 90
phiIanthropic work. especially for children who are
unfortunate. -. -.
Meetings will be held month from Octo-
her until May The Advisory Board Is composed
OF the following members OF the New England So
ciety: Mrs Augustus c. Dexter Mrs. William Cur
lis Demorest Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe. Mrs. J. Os-
croft Gansey Mrs. Alfred Mills Judson. Mrs. John
Caldwell Coleman. Mrs. Charles Lincoln Wetherbee,
Mrs Caroline Thomas Mrs. z. NJ. Scott. Mrs. Or
iando B. Potter Mrs. Charles Ellhu Quimby Mrs.
Cephas Brainerd jry Mrs. c. A., Whitney. Mrs.
George T. Wilson and Mrs. A NJ Palmer
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ELECTION FOR MAJOR IN VISIT ORDERED

Some surprise was expressed in the list Regiment
over the order for election 10 take place on next
Tuesday for the Office OF major. because "
-,,noosea thu. the election for Northumberland
would take place first. An officer OF the regiment
explained the situation by saying that the acton
was taken to avoid Jumping Major Cnnton !. ~
CrnI,b who would have been defeated Tor the once
n he had been a candidate 1T is not generally
known" he said that the report OF tne our u1
Inouirv In Smiths case nothing more IMAM an
indictment which opened the way for Investigation
by the bouncing board Indications now POM at :"
tie election OF Adjutant Bates on TUESDAY evening
This will make him junior major, in place OF Fran,
c,s resigned Bv the time election is ordered
90. coIonei Major Smith will have been vindicated
or dismissed from the service. and the contest TOT
the colonelcy may take place without jumping Ut
pretudging aim"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
SOCIAL DAY AT THE WEST END CLUB

Once a year the West End womans Republican
Club holds a special social day. when programme
Of unusual excellence is presented.
Yesterday Mrs Clarence Burns, the chairman OF
the entertainment said she felt proud OF the talent
secured for the occasion. some OF the artists hav-
ing given up professional engagements TO be pres
ent.
Mrs Marie Merrick played several classical selec-
tions on the piano. An original poem by MISS
Martha E. Pettus founded on an historic incident
the death of the Princess Elizabeth OF France was
well received Hugo LUttch captivated the audi
ence with a violin solo, and in response to much
applause played again. He was accompanied oy
MI Careno There vocal solos by Miss Cora
De Anguera and Miss Bertha Gushing. Miss Mabel
Stephenson who is a favorite with these club"
women gave several humorous recitations
Mrs Wesley Smith, who was in the audience
Eracously responded 10 a request for recitation,
and she gave AN Epitaph on the Modern woman;
An invitation the president, Mrs. Cornena
Stewart Robinson, TO speak at the international
Council in London read. Refreshments were
served during the social hour
Among the guests were Mrs. Edward Lauter-
bach. Mrs Bernhemer. Mrs. Roswell Hallstram'
Mrs A Ortega Mrs. p F. Jordan Cecil JORDAN
Mrs Mildeberger and Mrs Harrison.
Mrs. William Tod Helmuth was expected as me
guest OF honor but being detained at Bar HarDor
she sent telegram OF regret.