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NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. APRIL 20. Iftm. C^£ finantiaL the horses pullinp a heavy laden cart that is much DEPEW'S BIRTHDAY DINNER. noonday light coming from above bathes HAS PROFESSOR ARRESTED. women. admired. OF TWO CAPITALS superbly modelled faces of the three NEWS every p- Be- There Is vigor and veracity in Hn Although the date of the departure of the UK COMBINATIONS The Financial World. delightful FACILTY DISCUSSES OF CAPI- side this remarkable work there hi a President of the republic for Russia has not MEMBER OF PRINCETON (nriiiui<-a from flr»t!>•«*. village in TAL AT TUIZ MONTAUK CLUB. group of Breton fisher folk dancing in a yet been officially announced, it is affirmed The at CHARGES ANOTHER WITH THEFT. outcome of the Louisville incident has the Cleri- inn. and "Causerie dv Soir," a family seated usually well informed quarters that he will the eleventh of the moneyed section which supports Senator Chauncey M. Depew. fir been very favorable to the market. Prices have enemy in by lamplight, near a broad window dis- leave on May 15 for Brest, whence he time, last night by element. Clericalism is the real table successive was entertained been rising since the settlement; and. barring cal Spain. seaside view by twilight. will start his voyage on the following day. the Club, of Brooklyn, in honor of his Belgium, as in Italy and closing a on Montauk accidents, they will advance still more com- Austria. will, as arranged, SAYS W. B. SCOTT CAR- Senator's recent marriage was the the provokes the Kus- most It is added that If. Loubet LLRIC DAHLGREN birthday. The ing week. whereas stagnant officialism Carolus Duran exhibits the largest and morn- occasion of many pleasing incidents. When he the educated class. the arrive in Cronstadt Bay on the RIED OFF FIXTURES ON LEAV- In last week's article it pointed Eian reprisals from picture of his career. Following he will, in arrived at the clubhouse he was conducted by was out thaC mMtfoaa ing of May 21, and that on landing control of the week with or a Van der H'-lst. to ING President Troy of the club to the main parlor, the Louisville had in all probability- England has be«a filled during example of a Franz Hals company Emperor, proceed direct HOUSE. Budget. essentially the with the whore he shook hands with all the members. He changed hands in favor either of the Southern discussion, as the result of the the Parisian master, who is grand review willbe economic among and St. Petersburg, where the Princeton. X. J., April 19 (Special).— Many entered the dining room to Mendelssohn's Wedding road or the Illinois stamp tax has irritation representative the graceful luxuriance will be de- Central. Official announce- The caused much of held the next afternoon. May 2". watching keen March. As the dinner was finished the ment matter in com- contemporary French citizens of Princeton are with soon as was made on Thursday last, that control business men. but that is a small the refined brilliancy of voted to various functions at St. Petersburg, Professor changed their evening dress by tax sized interest the trouble that is on between musicians retired and had been lodged with Mr. Morgan. Ostensibly; the impression created the fashionable society, has painted a lite palace and a instruments, and parison with fam- terminating with a dinner at the I'lricDahlgren. of the department of histology, for uniform". All took brass would mean the and th» regarded here, as on the Con- group surrounded by his whole day to De- this that Louisville on corn, which la of himself gala theatrical performance. On the next B. Scott, of the ornithology they matched between the tabes Senator doom of th* free trade sixteen figures altogether. In and Professor W. dressed as a sailor, Southern systems would be worked together} tinent, as sealing the ily There are a return will be made to Cronstadt, where a Professor Scott was ar- pew's seat, leading a man that the tax w,!l be bright, radiant, smiling department. Yesterday the of a rough rider, and a but in '.he ultimate development, it will prob- cause. Nobody believes the centr- stand:- i dejeuner will be given to the Czar and Czarina Dahlgren, who another in costume satin, with her hands rested on complaint of Professor young woman dressed to represent Columbia. ably be found that a "community of interest"' off after the war. little girl in cream Montcalm, the squadron sailing Evelyn taken England, on board th« says the former, in vacating the old Standing before the Senator she recited a poem has all has been made that clasped the neck of a large greyhound, of the that been established which willmake three The confession about for France the next day. The President off fixtures simple yet complex to the world space and College property, carried certain which began. "I'm Just a systems work harmoniously. This does not oZ ivoary of the vain effort convert also standing. There is delicious republic will at Dunkirk, which is the most my straight Ican't reverted, protection, full measure of land which did not belong to him. American girl, and if hair is itself necessitate a holding company. to Cobdenism. has not to warmth of atmosphere and a port purpose. Dahlgren pur- always poem r>y tariff, Fmall Puran convenient for that A fe W weeks ago Professor make it curl." The was written It was speedily recognized that the Ml to the idea a revenue with lustrous richness of color. Carolus of the club. railroad of inviting to property and served notice on Pro- Mirabeau L. Towns, a member vastly improved by large range of commodities. The erect, while dissimulated is a bronze President Roosevelt's letter France chased the Lieu- situation of the South was duties on a stand* half the un- move out. When the Utter Among the three hundred guests were will be an attempt on the The labor of years is send representatives to take part in fessor Scott to Woodruff, Charles A. Moore, Jus- the change of control retsßed to. A violent out- natural onsjTiirr statue of an ancestress. of years ago. J. T. tenant Governor and the Canadian canvas, which Carolus veiling of the Rochambeau statue in front moved into the house several William Berri, Colonel George A. break of speculative buying in Southern com- part of Mr. Chamberlain concentrated on this was the ticn Woodward. tenderly caressing with House has in the last few days Richards, of Elizabeth. N. J-. who then Congressman Henry Bristow, Frank PTarvey mon stock was the immediate "-esult, which car- \u25a0 Mim-nt to bring about a differentiation be- was busily but the White Price. Duran press of owner, had bookshelves and a gunraok colonies and fore'.gn countries. If morning when Itook notes of his been widely circulated in the French several Field, D. Harry Ralston and Register John K. ried it up six or seven points to 40. Heavy tween the his brush this rooms, these Profe.ssor the benefit of Canadian Paris and the country, and everywhere elicits put up in one of the and Neal. Sheriff Dike arrived while dinner was realizations caused the price to drop bac& £Mttt this can be done for the picture. said, his own. on the progress, with •you're of repeating the mrrtlal and friendly comments. The President's Scott, it is claimed as in and the ban-i greeted him as fast as it went up. The stock is now com- wheat, there willbe a char.-c panel Is Agafc Thing "I'm So dis- The finest descriptive m the regarded by the "Journal dcs Do- ground that Mr. Richards toW him he could T'p -=t the Real Now" and paratively steady around 37. i3perhaps a, fxperlment in favoring Australian wool l,y har- invitation is which by Albert Besnard. It is newspapers as them. Their removal provoked the trou- TireJ." higher against Argentine wool. The Budget -lie Heureuse." bats" and other conservative have say pretty little than its investment value at th criminating There is a lake, the waters ble now both the professors that they The menu card was a large portrait of a of the monious and poetic. indicating a desire on the part of the United and courts. time, because the earnings of the road at their has increased already the importance wine color will fifrht the question through the American girl,and on the back was the inscrip- period. of which are deep blue afar and Government to offer to France a sort of Professor Scott was reti- normal rate of annual increase, put dividends colonial conferences of the coronation the back- States When seen to-night tion: "To appreciate a charming woman demands near the shore. Blue mountains are in counterpart to the welcome lately ac- but Professor Dahlsrren was emphatic in similarly sig- yet a long way in the distance. The Nonconformist agitation against the Edu- with graceful cent experience." The souvenir was over which is a radiant amber sky The "Petit his of his colleague. Professor oleomargarine, so cation liiil has stiffened the support which ground, corded to Prince Henry of Prussia. 'denunciation $l<>o bail, but Reading nificant, representing a cake of Control of Louisville does not increase tho A boat with a male figure in Repub- Scott is held in Justice labelled, the Senator's speech in Congres3 churchmen are offering. A strong body of gov- Oeecy clouds. Parisien." the '•Rappel," the "Petite pressed him to secure the bond. The recalling Southern's traffic. It secures it against rate near the happy island. compli- has rot in which he defended the American girl. wars, is urging Mr. Balfour to scarlet raiment draws lique" and the "Matin" allude to the suit will go before the grand jury costly invasions of territory, competitive ernment supporters drapery welcomes the College property is at the east Depews speech was In part as follows: reading early date and A female Ogan to white mentary terms of President Roosevelt's letter The old Evelyn Senator road building, and other things of that bring on a second at an is a Nassau-st., Scott moved others kind newcomer with open arms. On the sward it may be an antidote to the end of and Professor Nothing more marks this decade from cut so deeply at into to force the measure through this session even green and hint that to the house- opposite, known as sudden accumulation of fabulous fortunes. which times railroad reve- women, here and there are the English from there than the words, if the holidays are deferred. profusion of recent representations developed by Court. hen 1 was graduated from Yale there were no nues. In other itsecures peace and sta- peacocks, and a sumptuous repast is in waiting. political men as to the alleged Queen's trusts, no great combinations of capital, and no con- bility for both systems. The ITr.ite.i Liberal party would have a great press and English of Industries. Wt- have not time to esti- Growth of traffic on of mytholoRy with modernity. centration corn laws re- It is s blending eagerness of France to bring about the interven- mate the loss an.i Kaln, but the greatest loss has each must come from local development. It part to play In politic? with the obscure TUF. FRENCH MISSIOX COMING. of neigh- evoking symbolism wherein it becomes Europe in the Spanish-Amer- been the disappearance of the community follows, of course, and the education system unsettled by tion of Continental acquaintance, that level- that harmonious relations vived The effect is also marred the borhoods of that universal the permissive project for saddling the rate- and disappointing. ican War. The "Figaro." the "Temps," liriK up by which in the church and charities ana with the Illinois Centra] eliminate danger from unsatisfactory grouping of the figures PRESENT flairs there was acquaintance, commingling payers the support of denominational by the "Stecle" and the "Evenement" consider Presi- MAY COME ON A WARSHIP. TO BE social pres- that direction. Hence there has also been an v.uh of the undulat- and sympathy which have disappeared under however, faction- sad the exaggerated treatment dent Roosevelt's communication to President CEREMONY. ent conditions. The trusts and great combinations advance in the price of the latter Unco schools. The opposition is. boat. It is not AT THE ROCHAMBEAU advance ana stock present leader- ing waves circling around the Louhet as merely a friendly and courteous have made possible our industrial the Louisville settlement was announced rent, and incapable under the the high- of the French superiority over other nations. They have in- . \u25a0 work that «=e.-ks to impress one with of reasserting the cordial relations be- Paris. April19.— The official list of wages and enlarged the area In the arrangements which may made ship of doing any effective v.-ork. method unveiling creased the scale power be to est, purest emotion, but leaves the observer ab- The to be de- which is to be present at the of employment. They have given vast te tween the two republics. moral mission are closely watched, una give permanence to this desirable situation, there Day is honored by a profuse use of solutely cold, for the idea really conveyed is peo- monument at Washington a few men who bein^ Primrose duced from all these comments is that the of the Rochambeau who have in their hands vast responsibilities which Is no possible room for such interference a3 thf> yellow flowers in the streets, but there is no gigantic and capriciously decorated will, it is expected, be announced are accompanied by great perils. The misuse of that of a ple here at last are beginning to understand on May L'4 them oppres- creation of the Northern Securities Company political oratory in of Lord hand, see at Cambon, the French these great powers, the exercise of ! commemoration faun. On the other we Besnard that the is big enough and broad early next week. Jules sively the imposition of burdens upon the people evoked— unless it be proposed to abolish free- I work for the empire. The French a strong, lifelike portrait of wide and the States, will be the beyond reasonable returns for capitaJ Invested, the Beaconsfield's his best in solid minded enough and possesses interests Ambassador to United rights sure dom of contract. Mr. Morgan, or the flrra of ;• presides at a dinner of the French Cochin, that hangs of France, failure to recognize the of all. will be Ambassador If. Denys a small canvas diverse enough to include all the European diplomatic head of the representation measures of legislation. Co., :,s right to Commerce, to react in drastic J. P. Morgan & have much buy \u25a0 Chamber of and Lord Avebury and decorative of near hisvast and greatly overadmired powers among her friends, whether they ba and Admiral Pervan. with several officers Louisville stock from Mr. Gates and guests honor at the GENEROSITY OF THE RICH. wholesale :Mn-. Fawcett are the of panel. Codlin or Short. C I.B. the French Atlantic Squadron, will represent friends, Mr. buy the v Gen- These vast fortunes, themselves so conspicuous, his as Gates had to stock T. \u25a0-•\u25a0 Anglian banquet. of Marine, M. de Lanessan. at present more hypnotize the public is the Minister $o almost Incomprehensible, are retail from whoever had it to sell. Denial o* The picture likely to Andre, of War, who has been matters of curiosity than of antagenism. Most or Literary circles are unusually stagnant, ow- Machinery), by eral the Minister gener- the right to buy must carry with it denial of "La Machine" rjfofern Jean AVIIAT LONDON TALKS OF. Paris, returned, and is the possessors of them have shown a wise lnp to absence of the leading figures on absent from has just osity in the distribution of their wealth. In no right to j the Vtber. It is a large work, superb in color and general and no other period, the sell. I journeys and the general impres- now considering the selection of a other country in the worli. at Continental superbly drawn. A huge dynamo is in rapid have the rich from their abundance given 10 lav- Alarmist arti<-l-? have been written to the ef- '• not by to represent the army. patriotism. »ion that serious books are demanded cylinder perched a nude Arvri! 19. other officers ishly to education, philanthropy and fect that other companies are subject to Just motion. On a steel is London. Minister, M. Peleasse, has been year the known sums which were thus con- the public this year. "The Quarterly Review" on end by Judging from the extensive The Foreign Last of JIO..obO.U"W. such operations as that which transferred con- female figure whose red hair stands PRIMROSE DAY.— choice of representa- tributed amounted to the high figure — ;»avagely condemns Stephen Phillips's work as ponderous observance of Primrose Day. admirers of Lord particularly happy in his The contrast is great between the comprehension trol if this something" the force of electricity, while the United states who of Louisville as were original as poetry nor genuine as drama, Beacon-neld (who died on April 19. 1SS1) are as tives of the Foreign Office who will be asso- by the multi-millionaires of the fneither flywheel is crushing to atoms hundreds of have gained so enormously by the tremeodeas de- av.'ful. They certainly are so subject, and ought to Benjamin People thronged to the etatue M. They will be M. Jean their 5 but in more hospitable Kidd's victims of trusts? numerous as ever. ciated with Cambon. velopment of our r nrces and because of to be. No owner of shares ia obliged to sell; ; human bodies, the industrial at Westminster, which was bureau, and promotion of them, Of wnat -Principles of Western Civilization." of the statesman pub-chief of M. Delcassffa masterful control (!• to sell, nroposed and commercial syndicates, while a river of primroses and a GuUlemln. they owe to their country, and those of other but if he es* want is it to adorned with the usual masses of and M. Robert de Billy,also a m-mber of that similarly fortunate. The lega- Mr. Hare's speedy return to London, at the blood flows beneath. This apocalyptic machine trophies, including th* laruis who have been forbid him? In rhi.« parrictil.ir instance, it de- number of handsome floral the well Both of these officials are especially cies of Rhodes are magnificent, their pur- Theatre, as "The Gay Lord fascination, in spite istomary tribute from Bellllos, bureau. Cecil grand to mak» them seem veloped that the Louisville directors had so far "T">uke of York's picture has an irresistible merchantEmanueJof Hong Kong, The perfect knowledge of the Eng- poses are sufficiently ' known educator and qualified, by their wise and beneficent, but t*se very distribution of to sell, that they couid scare up Quex," and Mr. Tree's decision to start autumn of the repulsive subject and the artist's baneful Conservative headquarter! were appropri- sympathies by opportunities chosen not " variousdecorated, of Hugnenden lish language and by their open with this va^t fortune accumulated the operations "The City are misconception of civilization and ately and the residents married a Miss by hla government calls attention to etaer BflttaJQ share- of stock among the whole board— i with Eternal the modern (Buckinghamshire) made a to the United State?. M. Guillemin riven similarly ac- to this year's pilgrimage B^jtcons-trlD- larsrer than his own bare of the stock, of the company •chief theatrical events. Hall Came had hoped progress. "Modern Machinery" is grave, was covered with floral Hart Richmond. Va. He is a brother-in-law Fortunes much inspiration of these they were fleld^t which country. of Montebello, Am- quired. Except under the jthat Viola Allen would impersonate Roma here, Salon what Jean Beraud's scarlet "Christ at the utes from all parts of the of the Marquis de the French capitalists and for the protection of their mine* which they managed: and Street rumor ia that at St. Petersburg. M. de HillyIs popu- investment?, and for the promotion of their ;but this seems impracticable, owing to her Pillar" was in last year's Salon. It is a social- basador Foreign and haral} some had g.me short on their Individual ac- ' every AMERICAN INVASION BEGINS.— The annual lar with the. Americans who visit the schemes the war in the Transvaal woul.l American engagements. Mr. Tree has not yet istic atrocity, but every one gaze? at it, already unfailing courtesy won him many been bejrun. Their palaces, their lavish ex- count. Yet the people who had bought their '• American Invasion of Great Britain has Oflice His have gorgeousnesa or liv- — the actress for the part. I. F. about it. It anger and Indig- have among the newspaper men penditures and their Oriental stock "unscrupulous speculators" tor dar- selected K. one talks arouses set in Almost within a night familiar flKur^s friends American Park Lane one of the most famous are critics admit seem who were in Paris during th<- exposition year. insr have mao> everywhere England, apparently. nation, but Veber's most caustic sprung up In the London etreets. Americans of But or.c hears in ing to buy it. of French * wel" He has many relative* in the United States. A avenues. and wealth are seldom criticised, little that among the younger generation to be on even" Fld<\ and no persons are mor where rank Ana It is alleged that these same unscrupulous PARIS. Proprletora branch of his family settled in French Canada but criticism of these enormotH.y rich men. painters there is not one that can equal him in come, for the storekeeper, and hotel century a-ro. Africa hn? not produced, with the ex- speculators bought stock on discovering: that winter, and are counting more than a yet Booth like Carnegie, warmth and brilliance of color. have had a wearisome Count claston de Lafayette has reconsidered his ception of Cecil Rhodes, a benefuctor the chairman of the Board had sold stock he on the trade of the coronation visitors. United Rockefeller, or Morgan, or scores ef other I London lts"lf is already donning Its new drf-ss ncceptanre of th.- invitation to visit tin- or are not so well known. not deliver, and started their operation3- FM/'N OF NATIONAL SOCIETY OF FINE rssfltters nr* of the unveiling of th^ Amertear.3 whose names coulil In a large decorative panel Pubufe has de- for the coronation Electricians nnd States on the occasion right: buildings illumination, the hotels monument, and has decided not to in an effort to squeeze him. It waa their ARTS OPEN. lineated the apotheosis of Gounod. The arrival festooning for thor- Rochambeau radiant in new paint. th- StrHnd and other go to America. His brother. Count Paul, who is DEFEXDS SOLDIERS. to do this if they did so start, but is It true? of President Loubet at the Brobdingnagian ban- have b.-en repaired and vi-itorn may de- America, represent the Lafayette BROOKE oughfares of this DOW in will The evidence is the other way. On Friday, tha mayors, held pend that they \u25a0will see the best side London family Vlcomte de Chambrun, secretary of quet of the twenty-two thousand year. with inst., it was current gossip in the Street, NOTABLE WORKS—PRESI- exhibition, on canvas by the French Embassy at Berlin, who will also 4th 60ME OF THE during the is put Foreign Uflice delega- DECLARES THERE IS NO BRU- was in commission house let- Gervex, which hangs TO BE AT EPSOM.— Kins Edward form part of the French GENERAL and mentioned TO who has painted a portrait THE KING tion. The whole mission may go on a warship. large let of treasury stock DENT LOTIBETS VISIT RCESIA-THB in his library willmake his first appearance on the turf since his TALITTINTHE PHILIPPINES. ters, that a Loutsville near by of Prince Victor Napoleon but this has not yet been decided upon. day on the strength 0! the INVITATION. at Epsom April 22. when the friends of the Empire State had been sold that ROCHAMBEAU at Brussels. The imperial portrait ia surmount- accession to Over two hundred members of William C. Whitney hope he willhave a chance Revolution general market. On the following Monday, the ed by Napoleonic eagle, and on a table is the and Society of the Sons of the American By The Association.) the see Volodyovskl carry ofT the valuable City r/Tir.n DEAD: MOTHER MAY DTK. of 7th inst.. the company made formal announce- e Tribune by French Cable. committee, regarding the American soldier's conduct in the ment that it would issue of the hanging is the winner Volodyovskl Is, with Danny ICaher. the Savoy on T'ar;3. upward of at the annual dinner of that society at the stock. How could it DC known the 4th inst. April 19.—Carolus Duran and colossal feast of the twenty-two thousand American jockey, up. th« twenty-four rror-aW ROLLED INTO BEING sold, to result LITTLE ONE WATER last r.ight. The anniversary of the battle of Lex- that treasury stock had been unless those five hundred members of the National Society of mayors of the French republic, who welcome starters make up .i ii-I'i Mro»K enough It • I pated, will be one of the great- SISTER BORN. ington observed by patriotic speeches and en- bought pr<-vi-u?'.y cleared the mar- Arts, in by Meissonier, re- sort of in what. la rRKrAHED FOR JUST was who it had Fine founded 1890 the chief magistrate and present a est struggle* of the year. , of the deeds of the ancestors gar- up In Buck- thusiastic recountlns ket of all floating stock obtainable at the then ceived President Loubet this afternoon at the apotheosis of President Loubet. King Edward has taken his quarters While wer«» preparing hot water for n of the society. association, ingham Palace, and in future two mounted Life nurses of tho members prevailing prices? Because of this they were den gates of the salon of their which There are characteristic works by Roll, by will act as sentinels there. instead or baby slater which had Just been born. Alva President Walter S. Logan was toastmaster. The Palace Guardsmen Quards, most ex- Brooke. able to instantly detect the source from which occupies the ei;*Jre west wingof tbe Grand Blanche, by Aman Jean, by Prlnet, by Thaulow, the two Foot as formerly. Th» Yarrtngton, two years o'd, of No. first speaker was Major General John R. Improvements have been ma lotine* In opening his speech General Brooke referred to the unexpected by by Lhermitte. by ace both Inside and in the extensive gardens, which 55] Marcy-ave., Brooklyn, rolled '"Their the ability of dsi watercolor drawings. acres. water, the exploits of the navy in the Spanish war. And what shall be said of paintings. 5T>7 nnstels and Guignard. by Carriere and by Dagnan Bouveret. cover an area of over live into a large basin of the boiling and they guns spoke but twice."' said he. "and then head si an important railroad com- 156 engravings. 223 works of sculpture. 327 ob- English painter who carries off the palm — wa : scalded to death. financial The up subject designs. wi.i SERVICES. "Smoking The in sight of the mother. had no one left to talk to."' Taking the pany, who sells uO.CXX* shares short without tha jects of art and SO architectural is Lav.ry, with his picture of a charming little SMOKING CHURCH accident occurred its history and services" are the latest innovation, and immediately went into convulsions. The of the army. General Brooke traced precaution against the risks involved, \u25a0\,r. cpen to the public to-morrow on the occasion girl, clad white, go her first Com- church who slightest in about to to promise to spread attract many of those who doctors fear she will die also. Its exploit?. He dwelt on the fact that the Ameri- folly "Varnishing Day." and that and later makes public proclamation of hla of the t«*a3itional Notwith- munion. Sureda, the Spanish colorist, has de- habitually spend Sunday morning in the vicinity can army w.-i? made up of American citizen?. foreign <>rtlcers say of the Ameri- by \u25a0\u25a0Hillg the Stock Exchange to tUMsn§m standing the praiseworthy severity of discrim- lightful pictures of cigarette factory girls. of public houses, awaiting the hour of opening of "Whal the admission, RECALL* LEIOW DATS. can soldier in China? Thej declared that there expressly to prevent such sales? ination exercised by the jury of the Americans may feel Justified in feeling a thrill those places. Archdeacon Wllberforce. of West- was no loot among the Americans. Take my word rule enacted present brutality Philippines. The for control of Louisville to .quantity of exhibits, owing to the unprecedented of pride as they look at Sargent's picture of a minster, started the movement during the for it. thrre is no in the Itniabout time haj» who were fitting ui> American soldier carries tbe Stars and stripes there being anything number of works presented for examination. young woman in the attitude of singing, which week. He invited the men ESTATE BUTER THAT OF the swamp and the of the Phillp- change. Ski far from Westminster Abbey for the coronation to spare a NAME OF REAL through miasma other way. A iMsJ step There are 271 oil paintings more was exhibited last year at the Royal Academy. pines where tho amigo of to-day is the lnsurrecto alarming in it. IIis the .'lnci«ased. part hour to religion, gave each WHO AVOIDED TESTIFYING. rrow, th-u flag not yet dishonored. year, last year in of their dinner WOMAN of to-mi and la !\u25a0• \u25a0• in securing permanent stabil- than last and the excess over Sargent's portrait of the Wertheim sisters and tobacco, and told them come lhave known th«- American soldier, and my hair has D Ukca are 82 man an ounce of to grown with hi-m. Take my situation in the Soutn. which and -watercolors is 71. and there his portrait of M. Pelafoss* are the most brill- and smoke and at home during The Identity of Kate Amos who took tltl« on baa gray in service ity m the railroad make . themselves No. word for it, his honor is untarnished." directly involved avA the mar- more works of sculpture. This indicates the iant portraits in the Salon. Whistler's five small the service. The men were delighted by the novel Friday to No. 108 West Forty-nlnth-st.. and speakers were Justice William mton helps th. itorks John J. Byrn<\ The other Increasing popularity of the salon of the Na- studies of female figures rivet attention. Mel- proposition, and have been assembling in the clois- 211 West Forty-slxth-st, from Goodrich Edmund Clarence Stedman, Congress- ket generally. to be a nephew of William S. Devery, man Cornelius A. Pugsley and the Rev. B. Parkes from the bet- tioral Society, as compared with the rival and cher's portrait of Mrs. Hitchcock, standing be- ters daily to the number of upward of one hundred. who is said Much is hoped f.->r the bull side Artists," ex-Deputy Commissioner of Police, for a nom- Cadman. volume of more academic salon of the "French fore an olive sideboard, holding a china delft They Join in heartily in the hymns and Lord's ter state of affairs in Europe. The Prayer, occasionally taking a drink from their beer inal sum. is s