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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

THE PRICE OF KEEPS PATENT PARTLY
MADE DRrss win remain for 81 ~ We don't
penny whistle how much joDbeFs and shirt man
ufacturera complain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

HOST or WITNESS s-DYsPEPTfCS THE
debi,atcd the nervous the emaeiated tue decrpi
In pTonounctng NALrnogr0NtqpE matchleSs
invigorant ana uncausied beverage. uAkAND 4
CO, la2 aud Ia Chambers street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY THAT THE PERU.
sYEur Is the bcs tonic and Alternative medicius
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

WIGS. TOUPEES. &C.-G. RAUCHFUsS PRAC-
teal W1GwsKER and importer OF HrMAN HnR, a Last
Twelfth street. near Broadway
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Al BARGAINS IN FURNITURE, All, NEW
styles ~ Canal street. one door from Broadway an
ls9 and Di Fulton street near Greenwich street, Nc,
YORK. WILLIAM Il. LIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

DESnLERS PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy Tor curLLs Asp FEVER ASD MALARIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

THE LADIES ARE INVITED TO CALL AT SOC
Broomc street corner uth tih avenue, and see how
II l. 20 elegant dress SHIRT with kEEPs
natent Don't the low price leave the impressions
that the article Is inferior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

QUESTION FOR PURCHASERS OF CHAM.
pngnes Would II not be prudent make oil
chases through :. N. SAUNDERS Wine and spirit
Broker, Is beaver sfrects
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1NpoRsFMENr on THE uusrEp pIIL.

The rapid transit excitement viii not DE barren.
II Is now an acknowledged fact that some measure
must be adopted that VIII aford the relief so
urgently demanded on every hand. The Commit
tee on Legislation OF the New York Rapid Transit
Association held meeting yesterday at their
rooms on Broadway aud IL
Resolved, That The thanks oil tho New York Rapid
Transit Association are due ana arc hereby rendered TO
tending 10 the reie Of the city OF New
YORK III the great question OF rapid transit
Tho other resolutions. unanimously adopted,
we're az follows:
Resolved, That NC consider the passage OF the Moore
bill decided step forward and respectfully ASK HIS
Lxceoncy the Governor TO approve that bin II no
favorable should be passed before the Adjournment
OF the Legislature.
Ike soYel. THAT saving carefully examined the bill In
roduced by Mr. Hustled on Friday we lind that IL pre-
cuts features that desirable ana that ii Is very
perfectly prepared, establishing better system than
the other bills that have aud inasmuch
it, operation IS confined cities. but the
entire state believe shat the aupointm OF tile
commissioners provided tor in the first section Is very
properly placed the hauGs OF His Excelency the GOV
etnor, and should there remain We therefore urgently
request the speedy passage OF that bill.
Ii was subsequently resolved to send copy OF
the foregoing resolutions TO The members or the
Legislature.
SPECIAL MEETING OF ALDERMEN.
A call has been issued Tor special meeting OF
the Board Of aldermen, on Monday, at two O'Clock
l.. NJ, 10 take acton III regard to rapid transit. IL
is understood they Will request the Governor TO
sign the bib lately passed by the Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

KEEPS PATENT PABTT.Y-MADE DRESS SHIRTS
IN every respect equal u the best shirt made,
III cka4f ~
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A.--PATENr WIRE SIGNS. ENGRAVED METAL
and BRAss SIGNS sIGN PAINTING
LfHAM CO.. 40 and ss2 Canal street
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RAPID TRANSIT.

GOVERNOR T1LDEN AND THE Hustled BrLL--EM-
ruAT1c ENDORSEMENT BY THE GOVERNOR
REASONS FOR HIS APPOINTMENT OF THE COM
sussIoNERs.
ALBANY, May Is, 1875.
IL is understood here that Governor Tilden VIII
use his influence 20 secure the passage or the
Rapid Transit bill introduced IN the Assembly on
Friday by Mr. Hustled and favored by Mr. Daiy
ana others of the New YORK delegation. The
Governor favors this oil because be considers
1t complete and practicable measure under
which practical results can be speedily secured,
especially in the city OF New York. AS the bill
applies to the whole State II was deemed proper
by Mr.. sherman, OF Oneida, and others, when lt
was prepared, that the commissioners should be
appointed by the Governor, but the Governor has
no desire for their appointment being placed In his
hands, ana II was done without his knowledge
and without any consultation with him. What he
does desire is that a complete, practicable and
constitutional bill (such as the one introduced by
Mr. Hustled is should become law before the
Legislature adjourns, SO that capitalists win os
safe and the rights OF the people perfectly secured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

DR.. CHAMBERLAIN NOW PROPOSES TO IN.
part a hnowledgs his % years experience IN tho
therapeutic Of electric either Tor family pro-
fessional purposes Daily manifestations OF Its wonder
str
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AL FURNITURE BARGAINs-sEE kelly 4
Cos advertise ment
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Yt YOCNG's PURE MALT wHIsKEY IsiT
: the hest IT. the world. For sale ny nrst class gro. =
" Gers and dealers.
Wholesale. - Rroad street. Nv
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE Oh
litcraies wrinkles and makes the compile xion bright
and beautiful; trial VIII convince the most sccp-
teal Price, IS per bottle.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE RE-
moves all Wrinkles TRY il. No West Twenty NTH Il.
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Alt KINDS WIRE SIGNS TO ORDER,
by noJER GRAHAM, Painters ana sign Engrayes
Oh Duane street.
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the popullr bfanas OF thnmpagne,
rs single baskets cases,
ncre M an hcv be bought in large dun
mites exceeding 100 the any other
wine merchant this city orders sent "a me
without inquiry about the prices. hereby guarantee
that they shalt be the lowest in the market
A.. q. HOITL.
% and " Duane street
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A.-RUPTuRE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMlTIES
sueee sstally seated BY Or. n MARSH, principal q
the late firm OF Marsh Co. at his old office No. 2Ncsel
Asor House, opposite st. faus church 40 con
neoton with any other office in this city.
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A-SCALP DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS
dandrun falling loss and untimely gray hair are cured
BY the special treatment OF pr. r. & PbRRS, No. d
BOND street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
DRANATIC NOTES.

Dir. Florence ended his engagement at the
park header last night and The Mighty Dollar" VIII
h. taken To other cities. Mr. Oakley Hdll MAKES ms
promised appearance this evening IN Crucibie.'
Mr.. Maurice Grau will terminate, on Dec. 81,
hs relations with the Lyceum TheateT The copdrtneT-
Ap OF Nessrs Grau * cliZzOla ceases Efench repre-
shstous are, believe, 70 continue I'll Inc emu OF he
Tear
A Christmas PantOmime on scale of un-
rnal magnifoence, Will De produced at the Olympic
Theater ON Monday. under the title OF Nlnbie Mp
1he Army aud Navy Will be represented ny eSnty
women. ia fitting garments and exerclses
Mr. vandenhOff reappears, after consider
able time ~ absence Monday evening, al Chickfin2
Hsn lie will give "reminiscences OF the sta gossip OF e
esngOora reflections ON tue dranttl arr INT
AOus Of the players OF the past and rectauons nom
dramatic literature. Tho announcement promises IN
common pleasure and the entertainment should Dc one
tbat viii stimulate intelligent thought on dramatic gpcs
and that is something which is much needed and sci
dom encountered
The French Benevolent Society OF New YORK
10 profit by performance this evening al the Academy
" Music There are many poor aud distressed fIeneH
people IN this city, allnOners of this SOcieiy-and te
hands Of charity in tins IN other eases need 10 DC
Strengthened. An attractive performance as Pioniseu
Dnight Mr.. Fechter will appear ana also Mne
!actio Clarence. 81. Dalbcrt ~ Aezieres, NJ Nellsl,
Nine Ih0er, and other members OF the french company
s0S 81 the IycouJu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
THE COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.
pISTRTST FELT IN PANAMA

PANAMA, Dec. THE Republic throughout
continues without any signs of disturbance The state
of the sthmus under the present Provisional Government
shows every appearance OF quiet and tact submission
The only subject Of alarm apparent in the minds OF the
people with respect 10 tho resolution recently taken by
President Perez at BOgota to condemn the acts OF Gen.
Camargo in H2Da and declare that 5enor Arosemena
the expelled President, must be restOred-whch II
done at all, must he done by force, and would
he in itself much act OF violence
that done by Camsrgo to the legitimate Government
of Senior ArOsemena The President OF the Union feels
himself the compelled to adopt or rather to rom
ise tits measure az most OF the Legislatures have
energetcaly protested against the treatment OF Panama
by the Colombian Army. In the mean TIME no one can
tell what "a day may bring forth III. Is. NJ. steamship
AlbaTOs remains III the harDOr and although no United
States vessel is present Foreigners as rule are under no
alarm. The United States steamer Pensacola flagship
OF Admiral Amy, last reported ut JaZaan, MEXICO
1t was undecided whether she would come to Panama or
not
The United States steamer Richmond flagship OF the
South Pacific station. sailed from CaaO on to 2Itn UT,
for Va paraisO aud Taicahuan0. The United states gun
boat ShaWmut has sailed from AspnWal FOR hey West
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company. running DC
tween Panama aud tee south coast have changed Their
itinerary between here and Caa0 Tao steamer when
formerly left here the 10th of each month has been
discontinued has also tho steamer OF the 27tb FOR lu
terlnedate ports hence TO Guyadu Instead Oh these
steamer will leave the 2ls OF each month for CaO,
touching al al ports between here and GIdyaqul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
POPULAR AND CLASSICAL CONCERTS.

An association of artists, comprising Nine.
c.rrsposauret Messrs. Cervantes. White. sauret and
warner gave the rst Of series OF concerts at CHECKER
IDr Hall last evening The title is somewhat OF mis-
homer at II TO judge by the character OF last
nights programme. which was strictly classical and not
a. All popular least In the generally accepted sense OF
the tom though 1t would tie an extremely satisfactory
fsct n suoh entertainments this was could become
ly popular Unfortunately the ability TO fully enjoy
p,em at present restricted to hmiled
tpot " connOisseurs which was well represented
.sst evening The programme presented was an inter
AStnc one, and IL in general acceptahy performed
II opeled with Mendelssohn's minor quartet, for
piano and strnged instruments, played by Nine Carreno
s.uret piano. Mcssrs. 5auret. violin, White, VIOLA ana
gerner yiolOncenO. The Allegro taken little too
dow and rather rough the Andante. however, was
much better: II gwen smoothly, with much sent
aen and only married by an occasional false into
aaon in the violin part Tie Schcrzo was scarcely deli
,ate enough and Mr. Saurets tone not very telling
a. that very often his part quite maudible. There
vas tire trouble. too. with the Finale The piano
part was throughout the whole work very much
too loud, aud almost everywhere there was per
septiblo lack OF polish which. with such
.lmirable artists Will come with practice
The Quartet itself Is not especially interesting, but It's
performanoe except In the above respects, marked
bv many excellent features for 1t a careful inte-
rent and very artistic Nine CarrenoSauret and
Nr White played BeethOyens Sonata In major, op 80
No. g. for piano and VIOLIN and it was perhaps the most
enjoyable number given. The parts were very evenly
balanced and both players were at their best II Is
work which tasked their technique to the utmost but
every demand fully responded to. The exquisite
purity aud richness OF Mr.. Whites tone, and the excel
kooe OF his readings, as well Mme. Car
renoSauret's warmth and sentiment, were worthy
Of great praise This lady played also. with Mr. Ger
yante an Andante and Variations for two pianos, by
sohumann. which very effective MI sauret 10 TO
be congratulated his performance Of charming,
quaint Sonata for violin. by NardiDL IT has all the
s,treyeness which much OF this Odfashioned music,
a. beginning to be considered. is possessed Of and
his rendering Of IL admirable and free from those
Slsmishes which have often married his work.
He also played and equally well. Barearoe
OF SpOhrs Mr. Cervantes played Bal
lsde," by Chopin, and two OF Mendelssohns
SSongs without words" well as a "Presto scher-
by the composer In these latter works he
especially good for they require style OF execution
10 which he Is peculiarly proficient, and they are not
very exacting in the matter of sentiment Indeed, we
have not yet heard him in music where he shows to
90 much advantage in Mendelssohns. MI Caiyl
made very efficient accompanist, experimenting
admirably the efforts OF the other artists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
LATEST SHIP NETS.
For otter Ship Nelos see Fun PaJe'l
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steamship wyanoke Couch Richmond CITY Point ana nor
fo win muse and pass 20 sla s Is days with
m essr Kaue Collins Mathis Fernandna days. with lum-
Der. r
steamships Nuphar for IaoSnrgi Tyriap foT GLASGOW G
Somerset Bristol Galley OF Lvrns iDr LV t
Enocl rain for L9ndoni brig u A. sp-i-'' i0f
SCI wi S = - sunset fresh, y. w. cloudy.
KY WET Dec I7-Anaved. schr. Charles A Conlomb'
i MosIF Dec I7Arrive ship Lizzie G Troop (Br Com
IL ,GI Dec 7gsaled TitnOuse for Virginia
Airyed IOtn schr olson Hayey dfo S Arbitrator
air1 JacAsln from Liverpool va 81 iiosa i' G
ia Louisiana 1arS sagG H. Genoa sc ch a. a.
BGsrd iron Ne"-lorH' s&li0d steamships ''''"'
and Doo a. Dec l7-cleared bark Hypata (Br) Dakn.
iOi Me- Dec l7Ariyed bark Harriet 5 Jackson
bacon ;lV a Dec 7-Ar1yed Beatrz tspanl
Nieolan ironi CeIinegos; Opnir Sor Christensen nom
GcesteI Eng Is er IRON id r5s9 9,ossn Regulator
lone. nom NewYorki brig H. lngenAc tbi'h whey Hoh
fGT Dec l7-Anved steamships lake Megane
ff a,teIsby frOll LlyetpOo James a. carry, man. rom
scrS Appod Lo,eiand. nom Loslon Nc en March.
Josephine 2 f, Ia,Pp1aD MGSi' HUN
O,-VVSsTowS Dec 1.-THE lnnah Line steamship oiJ VI
cstrT afiiVcd from Liverpool To-Day and soon "Uf
sasd i9i SeT nee 1.-THE steamship vaderland Randi
While her from Paa 10 Come OIL 'i
c, npFXAs pee. 0-AuIs ed, DnS Emocjdon tbf'l u"n'
from baltimore a.n.a ,rto II y DeWev Iorina.
for Yor2 quot saiod 7 10. Galveston a' OeiOie 40
ported &c Arrived brin Louise (Br) lie
pisHe r0ln New Via Lite Uiace nay Sis ~
I-''-se Tie steamship NOHa o0".tn'
c a. COL uOucued ST. Jells y r. 10 Gay, IN.
1ytSA Doc. l6.-Aryed, bark Josie Mildred nnh ron
phaGopa brig slarslall Dutch isihe ii1n 10 SO 20 D
inss a. Brown, Collins, nom Ian klNei Llh]e h'ycI "
go m osion sadie" ljtA Drg y - 1e4ieA NOISlaN %
a. .arrlpnia: scrs John McAdAn, auburn Ioi Jew
orraas, Ptrtance (Br Borden, ioi CoA"als ~ d tot'
bark Isabel (slii5 AoIl'uboS -NA N'~''0'N"' ~
Jo!l ftVS,o ec l5Arryod Sehr. White Wing, Phean,
for EcInaualua. .rt.oa .cbr Eta Clifton from
harry izle Curry OBJ. Curry, from Nihcs!f or
lutiu ,or haTbOr Cleared ION, DARK DIothei
rrise iBrl, 3IOwnen for LAt eIp0OL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Continued from First Pare.

In which case their discounts would Immediately be
commenced and money made easy.
The absence Of Gen. PradO Is niuring seriously his
chances for the Presidency.
Election disputes have not yet ceased. At Huanta. a
town In the District OF AgaoachO serious conflict took
place on the 10th inst between the rival parties Of the
woud-be representatives For twelve the battle
raged among the polling booths to obtain possession OF
theln anu when night fell and ammunition became short
twenty dead bodies lay in the plaza, and the adjoining
houses were dllod with wounded From absurd inter
probation Of tho Constitution the police not allowed
10 interfere lest tho Government might be accused OF
trying 10 intimdate.
race came OFF at Caao the 18th ult. between
boat OF the United States flagship Richmond and
OF the Peruvian man-ofwar Huasrar. The RcbmOnd's
crew began and ended with the extraordinary pull OF 81
strokes minute: but toward the end of the second
mile the better qualities Of the Huascars cutter became
evident She forged steadily ahead, leaving her oppc
ncnt 200 yards behind when the stake boat reached
The time made by the victor II minutes 80 seconds
Tie vanguished took their defeat quietly
In Chill electoral registration Is going In Valpa
rais0 one woman and In santiago and COpap0 several
irars have been voters These occurrences
have caused the bringing before the Senate OF project
of law declaring that neither friars women have
right TO vote This project Of law passed INTO commits
SION. after receiving general appreciation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

Cox-on Thursday morning. 49, OF dphhera, aged
years and m}nth Henry Joughn. second son OF Henry
Relatives respectfully invited to attend his
JoraenOn-st Brooklyn, / O'Clock y. m, saturday.
FErTRETcn-on Wednesday. Dec; IS, 1875. Of measles
+ itrctch, aged . Years mSnths, and IL days.
fn"s rom e fesenes Of her parents 775 Lexington
ave. saturday Dec. Ia at O'Clock.
GRIGGS-At Passac " j. suddenly, on Thursday Dec 10
Emily J beloved vie OF Nelson Grggs and daughter Of the
Relatives and friends are invited from her
late sidence, JeTersons Passaic, on sunday pee ~ al
In,eiinent at GREENWOOD on Monday.
JENKINs-At Newark ~ j. on no I'm inst Henry Iy
T4 relative. and Friends q the s%y e are q Byad In
ST. Newark. Monday 10Th inst al II oe,ocy EhiiAges
jersey S0 city i ' Il i5 eocS ''''' '
KINGAt Newark. " j. Dec 70; Jerome B. King formerly
this city, IN 7Oth year OF hs age alter long anu
Funeral service saturday 18th ius at Saratoga Springs
where his remains will be inferred III the family ground
MARTENsE-At Flatoush. L. l., on Dec. IS Leferts Mar
VasSer SSa 81 IN ' hfs 9Th year
The friends Of ne family are especially Greta 20 a iS,
at O'Clock p. ~. without iurther invitation
@Sah Dec o%eS Of 1ISfa
Funeral on satruday, 18th inst. at a p. m.
REYNOLDS-On Thursday, Dec G, at "a M Mary Frances
rba M and iep ~ The smig arc invited to attend
the funeral at pa Last Eighty hirds GU sunday al
RIKER-on "Wednesday Dec 49, Iaynia Riker widow Of the
late John L. Ker OF Bowey BAY IN tho oJth year OIL her
and friend, Of tho family are respectfully IN:
yitod to attend he funeral services at tho resehce Oh nc.
d. Astoria, L. l., on SATURDAY, iSth
st "a O'Clock without further notice. Carriages W II DO
In waiting Harncts Stables II East Ihirtiohst from
l2l2 TO o'clock.
RUXTON-On 10th inst at BROOKLYN Robert youngest
of William and Mary H. RdNtOn aged years. months,
and II days.
His remains Will be taken 10 Buffalo for nterment.
WYCKOFP-At Springfield H. on the 18th lnst Royal IL
eldest aud Julia a. Wyckoh in the 2Gih year Of
his
Relatives and % family respectfully inyite
from the dence OF bis parents 10
Aulty sL, brooklyn u Saturday, loth inst, al p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
Symptoms of Caturrb.

Du heavy headache obstruction Of the nasal passages DIS
chargcs falling from the head into the throat sonnet mes pro
fuse watery and scd At others thick. tenacious mucous
purent bloody and prrd the weak, "aery ana
ntamed there ringing In the deafness hacking or
coughing rOat oxpectorOn OF offensive matter
together with scabs from ulcers the voice Is anu
twang the breath Is Offensive smell and taste are I'M
paired sensation II dizziness, mental depression,
hacking and general debility Only few OF the above
likely Ia lie present in any one
There disease common than Catarrh and
none less understood by physicians
DR. SAGHs CATARRH REMEDY
beyond al comparison prepratinf0r Catarrh ever
Under the influence OF It's mild soothing ana
healing properties the disc yields The Golden Medical
should correct the blood which AWAY
at fault aud TO act specifically the diseased glands ana
lining membrane Of the The Caarrh Remedy should %
applied with d. PRRCEs NASAL DOucHH-the only IN
fluids be perfectly injected Ia all the
passages Om which discharges pro
coed.
These medicines sold by Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
Special Notices.


Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.
winter OF business oppression Is nat one oI the Gnu.
md hunger watching he door" FAMILIES broken up
by want Of employ nent add the little sent oct on tie
TINS Winter If poor children through tho
cold and the Winters storm 60 our schools without shoes
ing hos ragged bareOoed ana hungry Our citizens wl
them seilng ana Wet III the Storm or croJChng under
shelter silently and pteOusly asking aid by their misery
The CHRISTMAS bring brief happiness
has given the world, IN who have should thOse
not We earnestly call upon the vel on and fortu
the VI their lives TO the and houseess cbl
dTen - - -------
home sroetchiren. It's treasury elnpsy
Fifty will send homeless children homes the
Dollars will dinners TO 80 children
Industrial schools for month FIFTY Dollars viii put shoes
mi. society desires il the be given.
Christmas party homeless children tde West
little their schools ami give good Christmas dinners
pleasant festivals % the homeless little their cg
nghouses Who III heip TO make happy ChTstma0 " The
ii earnestly asked that the children Sunday schools ana
ay.schoos would remember Those itie ones @Ao hayo Ne
Children's Aid society. 10 East folrthst,
Gifts Of provisions and clothing may 10 to Central
Oice - East Foul st. New YORK. or nj! DO oale for,
Donations o money may be- ncosed either OF the urdr
sgne Ii they checks PostOlnce orders they 10
payable TO the orier OF j. % WILLIAMS Irelsarer
]. T.. WILLIAMS Treasurer,
Metropolitan National Bauk. los Broadway.
Z. l.. BRACE, secretary,
10 East Fourth ST., New York.
WORK OF TIE YEAR.
Tc7a during the past tive Lodgnghogses
1871 different boys and girls 2534lO meas aud lI12oi
lodgings supplied Ia the II Day and l3 Evening udus
partly ted and clothed 026 sent u good homes mainly
In the west Total nan Der unaer charge Of the society dur
lodging houses AID l. 20 were provided With homes.