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THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

Our mercantile palaces on Broadway furnish
ample evidence of the approach ot the festival sea-
son. The choicest rarest and most elegant products IN
the and industrial arts are now brought forward In
fairy.yie with London, Paris, and Vienna, In the great
variety aud excellence Of wares offered And. oY lne
way there IL lack OF purchasers at the principal es
tablishments Experience has demonstrated that the
best selections be made early; thus connolsseurs
as we'll other persons OF TASTE are seeking ana secur
ing rare souvenirs for holiday gifts.
Those desiring articles OF well ms comfort and
beauty usually visit that always popular and univer-
saykuOwn headquarter OF energy, enterprise, ana III
dustry-tne Furnishing Goods House OF Messrs. Union
Adams & Co., No. 6J7 broadway, two doors below
Beeekers AS celebrated this house has ever been
for all that Is novel; elegant, and excellent In all the
various lines connected with Its calling since its
foundation, 10 possessed such large varied ana
icent collection as ut the present time LADIES
spe looking the superb display or robes de
fabrics trimmed and finished with rare artistic sste
Also breakfastackets smokingjaekets, neglge Jackes
house coats railway and carriage rugs, approves
ing sha Wis, richly ornamented umDreuas, canes, anu
rich fancy goods selected by the special agents OF ho
house in all the principal cities OF EuIope uuiihs ,hc
ast few months and especially designed for TINS trade
The furnishing goods, underWear hosiery sioNes'
fine shirts &C. sold by this house, have attained repu-
tation unsurnassed, The firm are manufacturers as
well as importers aud for years thelr nus
hsen sdn,ted 10 be the most complete In this or any
N Won cannot procure OF Union Adams you nnd Y
norbere - has long been the reply 20 the query OF
awhere ean procure and 30 F'-desgnatIng some
ne article included the specsities OF gentemens ana
pmf the maine on your tablets and while making your
visits be sure and call at the great bazaar OF Mess
Inion Adams Co., No oS7 Broadway, as besides nno-
ing the best goods here the prices VIII oe found mod
crate era and popular. Evening Express
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death; said guess not, Mr.. Greeley; he made no
reply, though he might have repeated II twice.
O. You did not hoar that any paper purportpg 70 oe
his win had been found in his Saturday the vth
A. 1 heard such thing; heard there was hnolher
will. but did not know anything about IL un ~ was
brought forward
q. Did you hear him, al any period within the last
year. speak OF a will A. never did. ,
G. On this Sunday, just after the death of his wle'
how did he eati A. AS usual.
q. Was he generally a hearty eatcri A. do not know
"a ne was unusually he always seemed TO ENJOY ms
food.
Q. On that Sunday did he eat rs much usual A.
did not notice any change. -
2; When he came up on Friday. did he cat ms usual
A. dc not know. 49,
@. At Mr.. sruarts asa he cot muohi A. No; he did
not; he objected 10 eating.
q. (By Mr.. Neison). Did Mr. Greeley. when you met
him at Mr. suar ask you how long took you TO come
overt a. Yes; he did.
@ tBY Mr. Nelson). Did Mr. Greeley speak TO you at
Mr.. Stuartsf A. He asked me II was cold, ana how
long IL took me 10 come from Chapp1qua.
O. (By Mr. Williamsl When Mr.. Greeley arrived NJ MI
Stuars you met him, nd he asked you how long 10 took
"Auntie did Mr. Stuart got you over here in two
hours Z"
@ (By the surrogate). What day thati A. 1t was
Wednesday evening.
@ (3y Mr.. Willamsl When he put that question TO
you, did you regard IL ms naturaf A. did
q. Was it not an undue anxietyf A. did not think
nything at the time OF his being anxious.
Surrogate Conin-lt is now nearly the time when We
must adjourn. What day will you agree upon How VIII
the 18th suits
This was agreed to by counsel and the case is I'D
OurDed uuil Dec 49, On that day, unless settle
meut made, Reginald Hart, another subscribing wit
ness. viii DO examined
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PERSONAL.

The new President of Mexico is 4j years old.
Lolita, the actress, is residing near Manches-
ter, England. and is IN good health
Bismarck is a member of III German sOcie-
ties in different parts OF the world.
The seven sons of the late TheOphile eau
tier are, we read. al journalists In Paris
Garibald is president of q society, in Italy
for the prevention Of cruelty TO animals.
A statue of Lord Holland has been set up
at Holland Park Kensington. near London
In st. Louis there is policeman named
Heavens; in Chicago there is one named Ell.
The Rev. Mr.. Veneer, a Swiss missionary in
India has translated the Bible into Sanscrit.
Mr.. Robert LyttOn Owen Meredith has been
appointed Secretary thc British Embassy at Paris.
Miss Heron, it is stated, has settled her diff
cutes with respect to the Byrne estate in California
Peter SAKE, brother of John G.. SAKE, the
humerst driving cattle the Plains to San Fran
cisco.
1t Is stated that Theirs was a dramatic critic
90 years ago with some the miseres OF life be gin
early.
Alexis kept a Diary, it appears, and the
reading public be favored with book of travels based
thereon.
F. d. Olmstead killed at the Boston fire,
was cousin OF r. H. Dana. the author Of Two Years
Before the Mast"
A. c. Daft Gordon, Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue, il dsad in England. He the son Of the
famous Lucy Austin
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AN EARLIER WILL

VI tDe VIII OF MI OItticJ udJcu july ~, loOl,
the following the leading details:
He gives 20 lis IS Nneteen,
NevYOrk and his farm Chsppsqus The proe bad been
yously decided her, but the GIN Is specified ~ aid
security the Will The person property about these Estates his nigh.
10 NE insurance policy ior $780, and four TRiBgSE SHARES
gwen Der All ether personal property added Ihs he does Ia
feet confidence thkt s6e will provide for their children. 90
Three each OF his daughters
The remaining be sold and Om the proceeds
heQuss be paid follows: To his her Zaccheu $1,000
70 his sister Margaret S2oOOhs 20 be divided between her
children she survive HIM 2 To his brother Nathan, and
his sister. Armnd and Esther oe EACH OF 70 ths wife husbands
OF these they fail survive h The remaining beToDd
these ! o be divided
Chdren's AID Society," $1,000 to the NowYork AAO
citation for Relief Poor Peter Cooper
fund for Bmpomea. UnR the remainder TO tie Peoples
Colegs Association
associations become, in the judgment bis
the their present work iegaees them shall
20 10 the Bnploymsni Union fund
His Nathan have his estate In Wayne Penn his wife
II be does not survive. His sister Margaret haze
hiI house and lot IN Clynsr. N Y. His aunt. " A. w
DWpee have the mortgage which be holds TIE Of
her husband Gaines " for $50 Remaining real estate in
Pike County Penn shall be divided equally among his wife anl chill
dSen also bis interest Lake Superior mines and b de h
thousand dollars The debt Of john r. Ceveasd
excepted from tho latter beQoest
DSdsys Greyo Richard H. Manning Mircai Spring asked TO
aAr "A ia
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wains VIZ l Of jane. sssf fofefy cii
fyom her l.,. rs.dspoe Laks View at il5 satudi,
lsh Tran .ys foot Chsnesr'st, per HnshAnr'a0' u"
g. m. returning et ? p
DooLgYIn Brookys Doc. ~ John sylT1s'et pooley -
The funeral will take place from ~ SspH'
YaBderbiltave., ssfaEday morning, Dec. "A, as'N
HAM-O. the 9Th u HSveh Mas, zOsh hlhad vido~
Timothy hau, sQ., Of Portsmouth, n Il. -
The relatives friends respectfully invited 70 attend BIS nern
Ih INST. at o'clock NJ To proceed to Katbash ceGssy
KBsSY-IR Brooklyn ~ Pict Kcany native Of County Care
Tie relatives friends o. The h aye Especially n,',d e oa
ri, ner, from @ late r,tope corner seesf ipa ss. So
PeEs Churrh where solemn aaf requiem vi" be offered TOT We
reposs OF his so0.
hACY-In Brooklyn, Thursday morning Dec 10 VDaf'e' Sf'
Pssr services will he held the Of his tahsr. James
w Ener No. $50 ws,6ns.cH,t o. seS, D I ss ia
ydeod. a9d TeA;.. are STsa % aad H. % sn
MARLEY-on Friday, 49, his late residence 81 wessThJ
uinth-st Daniel Msdsy, IN the Cd year Of bis age
Notice OF the funeral in to-morrows papers
PgCKHAM-In Brooklyn ~ Wednesday evening Dec H. isl W.
T. Pcsh,m in Il. 55th year o. bis age ,a Tia f,, foo.
his late reaieuee No. 200 Rosst on sunday, the TIA ias
O'clock pm
PUrSAM-On Friday evening" 1911 Hattie Thsysr wife oJOhn B'h's
paner. oa her lat, hOue No BrOas Newark Monday
10th. at 1 O'Clock p m
REMosDIa BroOyn lh ne r.seHee Of her con Ia;
law Maben Asry j. rehet Of the late NAc''e he"o"S
Akspy in he 58th year o. her a.,
Her relatives sod fnd. her Jules Remona sni her
inyitei % SATURDAY, liih inst tI n n
residence, IA hOorOess A@@Ai0s viii be '.A'a !" A''
Heuncnt
rIruS- Mrysye Cal, sh moth a. Walter R. 500 Of Robe"
The relatives aud friends aay invited ssni to. funeral
from Friends Meepe hou West9ay l. L. segentE az I zoe.
l. l. r. r. % arrival Q N. train from Jamssshp-
wErTERAUOn Thursday Dee H. Fanny F.ehs wife Of John B.
The rssTes friends Of @ family respectfully o.isd 2 ';sSe
faner, services sunday NsrnoO0' 'A n't' At 'eH @
PoGghkeepas pagers please copy
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DgPLRTNEST, }
OFFICE or The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHsaTos. ID. c., Dec. Al q. N.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OyrfCsn
WAsHIsGTos. d. c., Dec. Al 9. N.
Svnopsis for the pdsf fssntuTsar Aours.
The barometer has fallen in the st. Law
renee Valley and New England, with south westerly
winds cloudy weather increased temperatures and oc
casional Il ght snow IN the former: - - Al,
over the lower lakes and the Middle States south
westerly winds cloudy weather, aud increasing empera-
tures with diminishing pressures prevails from the ONO
River TO the Gulf and South Atlantic Coasts southery
winds high pressures, and clear cold weather prevail
In the Northwest and the Upper Lakes and thence
southwark the Ohio River south westerly ana north
westerly winds. partly cloudy and colder weather and
increasing pressures. 800.
PrOodbiliea
For tho North the Upper Lake region, and thence
sOutbward to the Lower Missouri and OHIO Rivers, IN
creasing pressures partly cloudy and colder weather.
with occasional light snow, will prevail.
For Tennessee and the Gulf aud South Atlantic states
generally clear weather. southeriy winds, diminishing
pressure for the lower lakes and Canada southwest
erly winds yeering TO westerly light snow cloudy
and clearing weather In the evening
For the Middle States and New-England south west
erly 10 winds diminishing pressres In
creased temperatures, cloudy weather, and occasional
the 18th inst display OF cautonary sisnals at
the lake ports VIII DO suspended for the Winter. Warn
ing signals continue at Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago.
Grand Haven. Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland Buffalo, Roch-
ester, and Oswego.
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HOME NOTES.

The summary action of the Tammany Hall
Cepe Committee in declaring vacant the seats OF the
deli tons from the Yh IXth. AIKth and XXis Dis
rct Oh account o. internal dssensohs ana ueachery
M the recent election meets with the approval OF tho
great majority OF the members OF that Wing oi lhe
Democracy.
The coalition between the producers and re-
Gners Of petroleum Will probably be perfected IN 10"
days Tue regular monthly meeting OF the henherS An
ISOLATION was held yesterd " and rchner from all parts
OF the country were nleseat. Th6 belief Vas gebera
expfe s. th1t tls efforts which hnYe been making Tor
some % 10 eject union between tic PiVuuVVi'
aud rcGgs4a would soon DO contaminated
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K1RRIKU.

B0G6Sc0igS-Ou Weinesd.y Dec li o. tie Iehdenet we
brides parents, BY tho Rev b. BoEss D D. o. 81 ssesrs
man sna CAROLINE daggtr OF VIM h. Coles. al Of Book
Ign, Ell No csrdA
GBsos-DIC kNsON-In Brsokyp Dec r. a tie re,5eaes o
Co~ing, BY Rev J. u Ager Geo o'e2a OF
Mass 70 r. Ruth, daughter VI ID Ia DeAas~n esP NO
Cinennst papers please copy
KIRKHAM-DUNAM0n THURSDAY. Dee IL, AZ ~ bsrScionere
Kkbam e Clara H. daughter Of EfEar1 DunhaE ESQ., Of ms e
PAYYR-HuTs0N- "Wednesday Dec H. at he residence oItns
brides parents b. kmoTy Haynes Thomas T. fslpe@
MARI h daughter Of Robert HussoD, esq, all o EeooiJa
TUTHILL-BUTIBROa weiaesy Dec H. At hs residence ., sSe
BRIDE, parea b. tie Rev Dr. Kmba IT, X Tul, es to Labs
NJ dsush.sr % Acgussas Batter all q BrOoklyn.
VAN WednestaY Dec II, Of 'he residence
brides mother New n-the,liui~yn, T tSe hs,.
Wyckof YsA Dyke OfFsta< l. L. - biss
MARI H., daughter Of TIE late George r. Brewer.
Thursday, 18th Inst a. 81 hn0rsTs
Chss G. Adams, Loce H. t,iiaaa 81
rokI,u 70 H. Acsvs,ss whiting Of SAP francisco. Ne eart
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsfd ~'sA JIt
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5pecial Nolicfs
Tho
COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
100 AND III woRTH-ST.


COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
100 AND III woRTH-ST.
MoKILLOP & SPR A CT u Il Co.
TIE REGISTER FOR JANUARY 1919,
sov being prepared and win be published after the st poe
sible. II will contain
A FULL LIST OF NATIONAL AND STATE BANKS
NAME AND ADDRESS or EVERY PRIVATE BANKER
A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THR MANUFACTURERS AND
BUSINESS MEN IN EVERY TOWN AND VILLAGE IN TIKI
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES. WITH NUMERALS
GIVING CREDIT AND CAPITAL IN EACH CASE.
The compilation made from the DETAILED REPORTS a shs
ohces Of the Agency.
This Agency undertake the reporting Of tho epsrs
COUNTRY and IT'S RECORDS ARE THEREFORE, THE OLDEST IN
EXISTENCE.
This gYss decided advantage. which maintains through uams
branch Offices BY Systematic use Of Intelligent uveSr
.gen and By employment Of 1000 local resilient CORE
spondentS
An Efficient sni economical COLLECTION AGENCY Soanssssf
with the Institution.
The REGISTER Vsu,bs assistant TO every Bssh
ing AMI Commercial House in the country
NsgYort November. 18Th --
k,.ra flrv Cabinet.
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..s2sS,VD
TOTAL
,so as,iroo,aa hava hean nurposely made low.

These estimates have been purpOsey made low. me
number Of daily visitors has been put lower tnah the
number known to have visited any similar instltuto
and no has been taken Of what may be received
from restaurants and special places or amusement;
Still at tue lowest calculation, there Will be an annual
income or s. GAS, 400 10 DO divided. 49, -
In order 10 show to those who are unfamluar with
these subjects that the Company more than )usnen
that its income will be much larger, the fol
lowing statistics OF the results OF other are
appended IL must DO remembered, asO, IVA. hoho VI
these exhibitions were open more tnan SIX months.
During Exhibition or 1851. In London III was VISITED
by 62o paying visitors aud 232OOO free Vlstors
900 90 season tickets sold, which were probably
presented the doors 20 30 times each during the IA
DAYS tho Exhibition remained open Toe large sum OF
g. taken at the doors OF the ExnDtlOn Dulu
ing The visitors spent 5000 IN the ExniDton Ould-
inc Tine receipts OF the railroad companies running
INTO London were increased Si00O0OC. by carrying pas.
sengors tho Ex libition. Calculating an expend
non and No have enormous sum or 93lO0g2-sOo put
I'm circulation among the shop keepers OF London III IS
estimated that railroads aud different Dranches OF
trade realized profits 10 the amount Oh so4uOVW
SOLELY In consequence OF the Exhibition. 49,.
AT the Exhibition at Cork In 1882, there were JtV'o
daily admsslons and 6is season ticket holders ana
s sR o Be ds sy Sn VIII 9 the GSy ms Of
its center having radius OF IL miles. II would nclOse
population 100000 people exclusive or the vast num-
beers always to be found registered on tue s O
visitors NJ oar numerous hotels and none OF whom
Wond be likely leave the city without having met
paid a visit to tho Indlstrtal Exhibition
Dublin al 634623 daily ysltors 10 us ExnlDlIlOn III
1854; while 3GG7l5 tickets were sold
Tne pOpulatOu OF Paris in 1855 about 100000
64si persons, paid at the door, visited the Exh
6IOn and Art Gallery during the lew months they were
In Manchester in 1857. Exhibition given OF
Works OF Art. IL open only few months; but
l5JObS persons paid ut the doors, ana 2oSl season
tickots sold.
I'm Conclusion II may not be out OF place TO give tho
number OF visitors the Central Park during the iast
no yelrs for great number Of visitors VIII certainly
nh. Dark IN n
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MIR. FRoupE AND MR.. INCLINE.

70 the Rditor Of The Tribune.
SIR Perceiving that you have opened your
columns for the benefit of Mr. Meine, nm certain you
will not refuse the privilege to Mr. Froude Yours,
Waterbury, Dec. H. 1871. CHAs O. ROOT
mfr. Root is quite right Wewill open our columns
TO Mr. Froude with the greatest pleasure whonever
he wants the use of them.-Ed.l
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MIR. WENDELL PHILLIPS AND THE PUNJAUB.
To the Editor Of Tke Tribune.
SIR: Wendell Phillips in his lecture on the
Lost Arts" speaks OF The Punaub the empire OF the
seven rivers" The Punaub is not empire, and never
was and the name signifies five rivers, not seven.
Yours, HADJi NlChA bAOhhh MILAN
Ee,,' York Dee IL 1879.
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The late Edwin Forrest owned house which
no bought for s00O0 and other real estate IN Phade
mia; a farm near FRANKFORT Penn, which he bought
from Mr. Geo. H. stuart ten years ago for $4,000 lSts
ON the Hudson, and property In Covngton Ky. Tvs DC
lieyed that he made no Will.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lJfor other Shlp Neps zee Second Page.

tTor other Ship Nsps zee Second Pag>t
ARRIVED.
sesnstp surbten Orb Chse GscBcs NOV 10 Dcna i'e 10,
Mslsxs nh, with midas. Gones a arztsmban
BARK Coates. of Meosasps No Jsneo % days via Bsnp's
koads 5 DAYS, with oo3ee
5ehr. J. Paine Yong Port Johnson for Boroa
FOREIGN YORy3.
Dec Tbe sssmshp kbe has srnTec Ssfs no"
Aspin-sn
WIIALER9,
s1s PRssosoo Dee ICsar bark Sc. Bre,, Wie' Of sss
Bodfc7d, 10
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pFpeoNAI-HY TELEGRAPH.

....viscouutess Beaconsfeld yet remains in very
precarious eODdidou.
LADY Doughty. who was prominent witness
~ the Tchborre trial, is dead
The Hon II. C.. Schenck. the United States
Minister Britain who has been absent from LONDON On %
10 southern Europe returning TO LoHdon and eEecl "a
resel Pans last night
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

committee was organized, consisting Of Gen. Diven,
Erastus brooks r. schelI Paul spoford NJ o. Roberts.
g. Sloan q. Henry, j. L. Jackson. and j. F. Crosby,
OF its present condition report at adjourned meet
ing Of the Association to be held at the ST. James Hotel
IN npe
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0Not TyInge On Tnes5sg last siy had twenty gss
teeth eIrs-,od sh o. ss tie CoLrs DssTAL As
,0aTos Cooper Institute heir scroll after Der Dsne
pain der "a Go % headquarters
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junction was effected between the central
and east shafts OF the Hoossc runne on lhrsuay
that the difference between the two Shafts IN scarcely
more than foot either In grade or In nae' ana may
proye 10 be much less.
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Coughs Bronchitis, Consumption arr..isi .si pnssrar
utz LIVER OA HAZARD tAsNkLh b~~ LIVE
O,,is the eefestsu best.
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REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLY, are the
effects of IAmpoughs Pyrec saline n Preventing and
Cnr,n. SMALLPOX Feyers and SKIN Diseases tsally
refreshing aud nyIgorating Sold By all eAenfi5, aud
tho Maker, ils Holb0rn-hill. london.
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Dropyy x6sced BY the prevailing sser VI nfrr
occur Na0ic on nsed IN eunnS Tbs deas liz ne ss
g.nae horse viii NANTES. hs R'sttufs sfsf
went four Of RssEEs NsGic Ons Try 'osH "
HENRI, Agent. " T.
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An Upright and Erand Plano Of e XSaBa" I.tAe 'f9a.
LGscas study snj prOr Sbopronouis,s 6r Dtrf@ 0
J. DAUEs T. Co., go Broaa~sy
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TA. IIaiford I.ice-fershrc liable SHuce Tor hmy
In pn,s s0d o. eysry fuscisas gFoos'
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Wby burn Gus On Daytime ,-Use CHAePuns RELEcroasS
they 6lGae daylight and spEsece hADszss'o. - Se'sa
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MISS DICKINSON on THE LABOR QUESTION
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson will deliver her new
lecture on the Labor Question. at stenway Hail. on
Tuesday evening next.
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Extra Dry Cabinet,
NIOET & CHANDON.
ECKER, A1ERRALL e CoNDJT's.

ACKER, NERRALL e CONDJT'S,
eH,uBERssT and BROADWAY ard F02TY.sRcONDsT.
-.shr,.,,,s. Appeal for Poor Children.-Ihs wintTS
s Storm an. .1i .se 1 a a sSa.sad, q POOR children
Is. roSh de srsss creep bArOOs through the -
'S s CaIiDHRSs AID SOCIETY b,, under A.
many year, thousands Of the needy and hOaee eere5 Of tbs & IA
desires happy for those Who have lev pleasures and 20
CHRISTIANS HOLIDAYS SHOULD especially 10 tins Of goodwill :"
II he Fortunate viii help will provide good dinner. ard ps,sa,
festivals these children of poverty numbering several hoasaD N ~
industrial and LOgnghouses; will siuonte sIoe q NE
sLoess and hasa boys and girls Above all va s''
9 FaSrY Z p HS WILL PROVIDE THREE HOMELESS c
pREN WIN HOME Who vii make Christina. oa 9nsi
ci.nbRRS WITH VAIN DsSEas Foa MoST wAo WI
sP s s1 vie an ih., the children sunYa, AID Day
soob h'o Ce ~ss s9ys no ao@s or s'd
Csidrsn'. Aid sOeIst,, 10 Fast FoSrth. a. SsS Yori
20 y q 9r,sSs s.YsS Or vi Be called sOi he sss, .
moD.y NAY b. ircOsi either Of he unders II
sy heels Pc,IOgee ors sAeJ en be H'a' pAba "a
aver " :" ~ MN. A. BOOTH. Prsds sy.p
Me,rofoiias National s,al lCs Broadway
:. L Is Iss sosr,i-.i S.-Yots.
WORK or THE YsAR.
Tsss yer. sS .S s, he Re- ISss q s ssi a.
In and Evening" Industrial sssSls S.s s' 'ssa No
w. s%s ' W p Total numSo a srs q he ssst, daas
he ysar @ There ss9 Orphans The Lodging houses
Ane ~ s s .pns Se rssi f1veS TO US s
sppe before " Chaeh aA Which 'e"' I DO con-
oSsCs y Tus ETcHlsoI FIar lssvs'ycz Co,
IL BkeADwAY, n. T., Dec IL, ls1A
AZ n meeting Of the ERchapgs kirs Insurance Com
the following resolution, we've rsd unsn1oo,i
H1.reas bath pleased Maig6y Cod 70 cali iOT ~ sashy
phe esr colleague aud bte Prsnt Mr. JANE VAN
E0DIS ana Of regret At his departure The ch,ess
~ Directors DO hereby testify unegnei
highly appreciated Zoe hs Chstah ehafas
aud genilemanlT department owsd All
do nevertheless kpow sod
I ss S bette. S md e. lie I'D the, =. e S 'sS.S
xarme,, symps,hlss tho family Of deceased Lsnd
GRo. W. MONTGOMERY. ssereiary.
The wsrkiaswoaes's Pretserye Sn,es.
redress al sass and
Ia kenlehod service TbACbEIS
COPYISTs -TRApRswOkRs CLERKS, 40, are spphet %
In otanns enploJnen. Wkss~ seh hAfs
tss oesd by As SLse ssees.a An me- Of clare
NKWYoKx, Dee u, isfi
The Sandy Hook Pilot Once Sas kksovLD 20 70 BIns-
alp. csrneF ol soathst W. Y" p-SNt ., SsS.s'-sl.
I" Palmcr,. as.culapian Magnetic Remeaie." cure
Carr Consumption, Dypepsa and Nefoa. Arenonsf
t,esn,at nvep PssIts bosred r. A. PALMER Magnetic fhys
cover h-s~, CITY Mead tof crvsNs
mr. NJ schenek Of Phll.Vhs sill sgaia be his Cossalta-
,os Rooms :. BouGsl, Seu.Y0rf. % TUESDAY Dee, II
Po.tse Noticeas mail. ier Europe daring ,hs sesl sel
pgsArURDAY H. i1 Will close - hOhse on WEDNESDAY
stlA a. THURSDAY ~ II ~ aud On SATURDAY at IA ani
iu,m T. JONES, T. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
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