davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
OBITUARY..
DIR. c. o. CROSBY.


DR.. c. o. Crosby, the inventor of several
remarkable laborSayng machines, died IA Bro klyn
Monday in ms slXty-sevcnth year. He was BON in
simsbuy Conn., and chose the profession Of dentistry,
which ne practIscd with success for number Of years
at New-Havcn He apparently possessed a genius
for invention, and at an early period III
iife turned his attention to improving the
methods Of performing necessary household duties.
He then sought to make woman's work easier,
and assisted b. Henry Kellogg, OF NeW1ayen, he IT.
vented q knifc-paij N machine for making fufle and
a machine Tor making pointed tape trimming. new
industry was created by these inventions, ana the Elm
City Company. which Dr. Crosby was for some years
tie president was formed operate them 1t Is sad
tHat Dr. Crosby realized $4,000 from the business lie
had helped 10 create.
Having once gwen his inventive powers The rem, DR.
Crosby constantly astonishcd his friends with some
new device. He invented machine for making fish
books winch had previously been made ~ Eng
land aud ny hand, ana ais1 mac ire iOr
lS6I. me or-auizcI the America. ElsLlooA anu
.rdle Manu- uIng Company, OF NeW-HaNcu,
which hec4 involved IN difficulties ana sncctc ded
Uy the present American clo ami Fst HOoh Com
p4uy of NeW-HaVru. Among tie o her awe Il lonS ~
Dr. CROSBY machine Tor making SHOES, machine
tor making tatting. pin machine ana machine for
IN * ne { rafcitc- l. connection win the opera
the lIj ,cr machine mat hc moved from New
Haven 40 b .00kiyu.
DE- CROSBY va. an uncle o. Clara Louise Kellogg He
WE tvlce InlTi.td and leaves number of cuifen, OF
whom Charles 4. and J. T. crosby i've III Newly Jr6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
TIE HASLLIIAE COLLLCUON.
,e collection of 1G5 paintings gathered by

The collection of 1G5 paintings gathered by
Charles f. afene Il now OIL exhibition III the Leavitt
Ari Gallery, No. Sl7 broadway, aud will he sold at
Clinton Hal. AstOT place, on Monday and Tuesday even
ings next M0deru French ana German painters
represented almost exclusively. and there are two
SchTeyers. a Muukacsy, a McssOncr. GcI6me. Dau-
bigny, a Dccamps, Detaille Milet, n Rousseau, II
Tfoyon. "a Vbert. ZimacOis aud examples of many
other weil-kown artists The Messonier Is entitled
Snail not take mine ease III mine I'M = The Millet
depicts French peasant woman. From GclOmes easel
comes Chinese Lady Oi the Imperial Household"
The TrOyon IL emitted Tending the Herd Use eau
rcpresenteI b. "a painting Oi woodland glade ana
DauDigny by Twilight on The Seine" Detdille's
Tumpct Call il almost microscopic IN SIZE. " Inc
Young scholar" Is th- Tile OF Munkacsy's picture
schreycr has retreat Of BeiouiDs and Representation
of Sib ran travellers. The collection contains many
palutlugs worthy If attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
THE COURTS.
ArRocloUs CRUELTY OF A FATHER.

ATROCIOUS CRUELTY OF A FATHER.
A little, pale-faced boy, three years DID,
with swollen ewes and ugly bruises ms cheeks stood
Decide an officer OF the Society for the Prevention Or
Cruelty 10 CndreD, IN the supreme Court Chambers
yesterday looking hair frg tened he glanced al the
crowd that haJ followed bm into the cour;room Ba
IN one corner, uyu to avoid tie eyes oil the curl
Jus suectatOrs were tbe father aud mother OF the boy
Charles 81 Anna Heldecker who had been arrested by
Officer JenKus for cruelty % their boy. Mr. Gerry the
Spi,y, GO unset called ustice Donohuc's attention To
tn. ca.e and lifted th. boy ,he table that tn Justice
might Condt ton. Justice Doa"hle sHId mat ne
would examine tl- boy privately after ward. and ara
IRE testimony sscs taken before -ten "grapuer
n another room More thau I'D drca persons followed
tDc lawyers ub Witnesses u'" the O,rI and l rm nor
cour room. There several ucn, ne eub0r- OF tn
prisoners. testified that ;ncy had oiten h-ad Use ere,
OF Dee cnI when the parents were br'tu- hlm ia D.,
fn-y would 1r the father dragging the Dos fllu iuc
bed lpuu ihc floor. oid then IN rel ns>y b'tuuG him
uutI. they compelled to interfere. He ok RS
-pusc ilNaV< int the apdrim 'nts were uis own,
Il 81 uc propose 10 d0 chose N fnem. Tie VIE
DECLARED ta she could not prevent her husband from
abU-i q the Cbt I'd.
Inc examination VIII I've continued today. Tho wife
was dl-cl I4., bu, H-!dnckcr WIS s'nt JdCk 10 the
To4b-. 7 bog Is ia the care Of tlc society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
FLOWERS AND MILLINERY IN PROPULSION.

The store OF the Partisan Flower Company,
al No. % East Fourteenth-s attracts much attention
from the tasteful manner IN winch the flowers and
gIonps of tr.ieal plants and foliage are arranged.
Among the may handsome pieces a window
ment in trough OF mOsScolored terra-cotta In the
centre Is beautiful flower surrounded by varities Of
begOua and other flowers; either side Gala and
a camelia, white IVY running ALL making 1t a
mass of exquisite color aud form. The millinery de
partnent special interest aud contains all the latest
imDorrd hats and DOnuet.. OIc OF thc newest aud
pretLlesi shapes the La Rahaea, reproduction vi
The art = IN the Xcentu century II is OF
rose colOrcd plush hned soft shrred satin. A
cluster Of plush holds long ostrich plume while
bunch OF rose cOored tips cusls the btlm has
etrugs of rose san pretty bonnet of SILVER cOlOred
fef has the brIn widely bound with wine colored che
,ie ralloDn A bunch OF brilliant feathers Is confurd
nv The head Of bronze merle Silver coiOred ostrich
tips ia ling the Drim and strings VI WINE cOored
We vet complete this bonnet.
Bridal ornaments and floral garnitures for evening
wear with ali costumes receive especial care III prcpaa
tion aud chow great skill and taste IN their arrange
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
EXPENSES or THE ELEVATED LINES.
EFFORTS TO REDUCE TuT COST or RAPID TRANSIT
-FEwrR OFFICERS AMI OTHER CHANGES
The now ROard Of Directors of the Manhat-


-FEwrR OFFICERS AMI OTHER CHANGES
The new Board of Directors of the Manhat-
tan Railway Company has IN l,r consideration impor
tant changes In the management of the eleva ed ran
roads These changes are INTENDED 10 bring ABOUT
greater economy In the operation OF lho
lines and the consolidation of some de-
partmenis OF work. It Is believed by the preseni
board that very large saving expense can he made
without abrdgiu The accommodations for travel when
the New-York and Metropolitan Computes were yiit-
ly united by the lease to Manhattan Company the
lines were sill operated by distinct sets OF oiicer4
Some changes in the position OF THESE
officers made but they were all
retained and the company Obliged to have adj
ditional officers The managers OF the scpar-
lines made superin endcnts OF the two dylsors
Into winch tho system divided, and general man
ager was appointed by the Manhattan Company. II
had sident, who had general control under
the president of the affairs of the company There were
assistant superntendents on both of the lines
These offices ents ed a heavy expense on the com
pany, but maintained partly on account of the
differences which existed between the NewYork aud
METROPOLITAN members OF the Manhattan directory. Al
the re citing the stockholders of the Manhattan
the control OF the corporation secured by the Metro
pol ran Company, n.d the directors wcr" CHOSEN
PROPOSES TO abolIsA a snpcIfuous Offices malnt IN 1t
under the dual management. and IN 0ther ways 10 re-
duce L. n ODdcrdOnk. superintendent OF the
Western Division, and Robert stewart suWrln'enlr!t
The Eastern DIVISION, nave been INFORMED iha IN IT
services w needed beyond the end Of The present
month. Otncf removals are under cons q ration,
and the force OF en- Iloycs has been already r.
duccd. Changes in the running or trains VIII be
made and tDr Second and Ninth Avenue Lines. where
the travel Is gntest trains VIII be run at longer inr
vais. and ate cerfan hours at nght disc mtlnued
changes will effect considerable reduction I'm tho
number OF rain and in the cost of opCrotng tnc
Ines Officers In the Manhattan Company claim
that THESE changes Will not Seriously lNteI-
itrr vi Ia The convenience or passengers, Whic
they will make large saving 70 he company. SIM Ar
rna. KS IN the mechanical ana repair usptr'uleIs HrG
likely 10 bc made. These have uOi all been decided
NJ u % !, a. but strong effort Will d. made ~ tne
present .uagOfs t. operate the ruaI~ at Scaiy r.
duccI aud mat trtly To- make the large
deficiency last year Ia the revenues OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
SUIT or A BANK TO RECOVER A LOAN.

The merchants National Bank of this city
IN January. 1850 na c loan o. SO 800 Go Charles T.
Parker and J,sIIh ID HAYES. th utIub rs oi Arm Of
nou. dca rrs. TIE bank sued the flour deal,r- tie
Supreme Court the amount of the l09 aud
rho ton was red ocfrr Justice ouIt in the Supreme
Court yesterday According 10 the claims o. hc bank
the merchants gave security Tor TIE loan reccus for
ESQ barrels flour held ~ store by t. lraubr son. at
No ~ Watcr-st. Afterwards the Latter firm sid th.
flour and me security upon the loan was found 10 b.
We. tni,s,. The bank claimed that Mr. Pink had made
fas- representa- soru M IL" loan. the Fl 10
on owned part OF tue 4. ur SIR. Parker answer 10
th.- charge Wa, IaaI t. lItubs X son owed lbs ifm
$500 tna the tOIr -tOrr mad en- gwen To mem
liable AID That the tn,ler o th curiy
10 tue bank maze IN OF ',itu thft D. tie Il ,ur
had bccn sold by l.. IIdubc " son tie .attnr
spousIble and not the dcehdIuts The jury round
verdict Tor he defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
CITING HIS FRIENDS GREAT AAXIETX

The protracted disappearance Of Angelo Iorraini.
jr son OF the teacher of vocal music and brother OF
Torralni. the pianist. has gwen rise to grca
anxiety on the part of his friends. Many til k
that he has killed himself. He had been very sue
crssful of late i'm concert and IN Ugh operas. JoDu
f. Ford, the theatrical manager, recently "nsred
INN n good engagement, but II was I, fused re Is
only twenty-four years old, but for \ 10 time ne
he's been troubled in mind. aua frequently expressed
to friends hs desire to DIE. Hc was filling an en-,
gagcment in Boston about three months ago. ana
suddenly gave 1t up. saying lie was determined 20
kill himself Since then he IN, not been seen, anu
IS surnIzed that he jumped from one of the Sound
steamers and was dr awngd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

and Eagle River lines of the Denver and Rio
Grande Company viii make no less than five mar
row guaee railroads to be opened across the con
tincntal divide within n single year IN South
western Colorado where the passes across the mann
range are the highest and most difficult III .ho
Rocky Mountains. Next summer the locomotive
will be scaling the passes which were lmpaSSaoie
for wagons one year ago, and over whlch
freigftng was carried by means OF burfos III the
summer and on the backs of men on snow-shoes III
,ha ,x,n.er T.. L. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

Midland Railroad Company judgments nhlrneh WIN
Avery agt the Empire Nooen ComDiny , ~ ILL., ' VI
mo General erm 80 lar AZ II arms thai Of the Sntca ern
anirmcd and order % the nsr FERN reS,s'na H.
e gpnt of the npca fern. reversed ana me J"l
of he special fern afmrd IA costa 10 tha uech'aH
The fp l1W business was trtusa' "a
Young another. appel ants; arRuc ~ Ip7i"a -, az
to and H. Dana for appellants and william b. OsOo'h i"i
respondent. , - ....,,, iort. ar. Td
var u.s fuUlrad-i aipelant argu1ent ro.umel anu
conced r. Brownel for appellant ana Nelson 0nitn io'
respondents. .. -. ,,.,,,roi O., ,oofav
Th" day calendar for MONDAY, November ~ 1851 " ~
follows, NOs 2J9 293, 3j9. SO 37S. 80, 81 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

" AslINGIONJ -NON. ~ nc IOIIUWIIg DUNI-
nees was transacted by the Supreme Court OF the United
States today
No. 5-Tpon County. Tenn plaintiff agt. the
ROGERS Locomotive and Machine Works.
16-IlptOn COuuty, plainun IN error, aPt Norton
Slaughter and company.
No 77-fpton County pantih In error. agt j. r. Ed.
v G. stanley Matthews for defendants error
ana uded Ny CAN'T Tor pl~inun ia
Adjourned until Monday az noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

few wears ago The plan Of using Funkcn iOrredoes
thought futile because means now exist Nv WhI,n Wv
enemy can destroy such tOrrcdnts' h'uo,,
It ~ argued that aggressive vessels, chpaupio
Of meet ng destroying the encmy ironclalS III th
lower BAY most requ SITE and that the- il- suI
as can constructed hastily. Tie works o TINS CIV cou
turn out . fleet vessels such the DESTROY f Wlh
ninety DAYS which 10 Is claimed cOuld destroy II" te
roncad navy Of Great Britain Earth batteries thrown
M along the shores al the bay. mounted win thc many
smooth bore guns row lying nj the various lots hhu
nnyy-ysrda migh he very uscfu destroying tue Tor
nedo iannches Which ihn G eInv would probaby DtlnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 19.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day, present the Hon. Charles j. Folger G. j. and
as socates the following decisions were handed downs
Daksr agt walsh Shepard the NewYork aud oswsxo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
ERANll. NJ. NiILLER.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., Nov. 19.-Ex-M Mayor
Francis W. Miller d.,d tAis morning after several
weeks illness. ase ffiy-one. lie formerly con
ucct,d Win The Gobe and Transcript. OF B0s n; The
IOrismOtfh JOurn0f and The AtUo0lyyOH Hcrdld, aud
was fJr some e agent Of Tie A>aoc4ted Piess this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
Boar0 nuo Rooms.
Eass 5IIe.

Eas. sac.
A advertisements FOR TIE NEW
T%HK FFIEgH II Gd EaJV daGc AT IKE
@ asEe, OF Cos we Ht NV s' hds cor E@h ave. ~
So last to9Ieenth5 corn 'ill'S 20 iDa
i,O0i and 2!si 1hid.aye. co.. onehunarcd-l ndtweny.
iouIths, harem savings B'uk Bu~nsI' mp 10 Dc n" at
'RuiaI once rates
DESPONS BILE p.rties can fld wel-fur-
u nlsled ROOMS win L.stcass BOARD al % Iaiay'
tJopac.
WITHOUT BOARD, ELEGANTLY furnished
Hotel A. ' py in red cst,e dlct. .55 staiye.
C2 FiFTH-AYE., coruer 10.h-st.-Lleglnt
J1 large Gona o,r iT92 Sn9ay I9 9r ag ourt I 5%r
fls IEVl.G-PLACE.-A nicely FURNISHED
10 ?dsrory font IA TO let with board also le" toe
BDG AND los EAST 23D-ST--1nrrc large
rent WIZ board also Two h'l rooms
1fS FAST 32D-Sr.-A larg- 'front.' room,
s1itaJe for p.ri cd coupe or single seatlcn.n.
WesJ 1lls.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE .NEW-
UPro"N o. fIcas. No LBS Gf3i-siy.. c3.. .I.u-
eg '-,s: 3"S Wes! Twenty rrl ~ cor ffl ~, =, ~
az 40 cr. a. the HElEJ 0F;ic : No.
iiIsi G1r,n ti,iass Ban, Bu la up to J. D. u At
rkIltroiicc rates.
.(,4D-Sr.. WEST 325.-Two ndsome rooms
taylc ua,.lcep ..os dc r,t,leacrs elcmn,ci
sbs1 WLSI u->T.-Sec1ud floor back
op) l,uauy) .o'm. VITA bo1rt "a 20 hall room
no WE-T2GI H.-Frst-ciaS, able board
'B( - breakfast ana dinner 50 yer week few rooms nc
Ie ,sOnaOic rates.
gN WEST 26Tii-SI. 49, salts and single
sPsV roons wan hr.c ass no1ri oI me comforts Of
home with IN convrHcnc-s OF hpel terms REASONABLE.
puyate family will
- 4 - let. without hoaru. q tNO arg furnished
room. all conyeueurrs hot AMI cold water closets &C.
4Ittl 3D. b
.Boask WEST 53D-S r.-B ok parlor and al
50 10 rent, vi IA or without board
Country Board.
GUNNY SIDE SANlTARIUM.-A new winter
- resort foriuvads within six uul- 90 York
he year. q mia eguabr climate: surpassed g."
purity mos here. fUuc+s 81 l0DaiJ-
br4uty Of scenery dry grave ~ 0 purcst "a Wltcr
the south i c -. mountain among wool winch project
Sunrise sunset views. WItu uulEltcd
N.oII pILlt~. FOr pSrticu Irs address
JAMES >. PRESTON. ii. 3D.. y ncuUut Penn.
IuclOse sta.p circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
Country Board.
Curoueun ADVERTISEMENTS.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
n OF NEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVOUBING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES AND SAUCE.
LIEBII CDAIPANN;s EN RACF
OF MEAT is a success and boon for IS ich nations
Should toel grateful Sec "AIei.cal Press Lam
cct,"" British Medical Journal &c.
CAUIIOA.-Genuuc ony wiki the fac sim.ie Of Baron
LicUig guatuIe III blue INK across the laue.
Consumption IN England increased lenlOd / ten
years"
LIEBIG COlIPhNS'>, EXTRACT
Mat. had OF all Cr0ccrs, AMI
chemists sole agents lOr the Unitc' states twiOie-
sale only, &. DAVID * CO., - Marx lane, London,
England
sold wholesale by Park & Tfori. smith e VanierbeeK
AcktE Mtrlii a. Conui Mckesaon & Robbins H. h. * f.
g.. IhurO"J Il GO. MrsSr>. W. II. sol tteln * Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
Heiiqlon5 N-otlces.

a. .1 Siecl; H b1 No - ga,, acs5 :isve,
delivered by Nr A. J. DAVIS. A,c Inlyiigt@l VII 70
a. - 'agi's Mei'of'-i o,eoG3i c!arr "a ave -
preach At - ne the, CrJss,s aua n - & y s
speech SUNDAY sciooi 1t z3o p ~ nee
saSoci lse &s%9 e" @ pr w sgtroz
" on. ~. tXenny ,n"ih wors, IA Diahtler .,
ere, ''o4 We, copmeaa9g a. ~ ococS 4 GetXhn
De- Nr. CD*WAY, Dr.. tCLTDN. aut ctl.s. lr u, ~
W uN. cg ,erker' ~ "a FkhNci* - rRPHY the l,i 1n
t3e sister 81 y, - .is wv ay eh re- Z tbe .ino1, NJ
Chusu n Tcmicunc' Hrotcrhooi w B.),kyn 'le
A. 3 fsr,;, Tear 1i1ai on @ FAE ~, egr7
SUNDAY a. u q. IN. ond 10 IN. Altar inv.ol 'ash
Al Terty-logrt, stree. iieiermeG nrch. west Of 81
IAKrYN 81 1919 subject: "S,u,,inz loc,s' 500
Il song Nr lreA " jameson viii sino "'"'
Brick Church. 5-hav,. and 37ib st-r6. Rev n,
BEVAN vii preach ',' ars q course Of sermon. 10 ji'
code rc 80 al ale At,eflo.a srye al l. ssoi e.
God % -trangers cordially Invited
.alyary Bagti, Clagch 21a,t b., 5'h on Ghl7s.
mopn ,G8o Gye9s 7" e0 S9apT pI, S3s i1ayem,2
evening 49,. All invited.
CannI Sirre, Presbyterian Church. m Grrenesf. NO,
Canal-Preac ~ b. ihg Pa..2 H's. ~ u KGLysY
Worss Afte noon at D. subject: sattn slaves sab6s
SCI ool ut ESQ IA.
Re. ching by -. Pl'Igr ts ey y W LsDN b.,
Forir aR r 2 81 F I'd Street s' h
ard Meth DIST Churches viii Worship with The aoye church
Thanksgiving Day at / d n
Cenfroi Young Mem. Christian Association s5iS-,T1
AID 3i.ve-I apkROW nc ! p NJ 1.aIe's ~ The Rev
HENRY %. ChAPlN singing veg ~ J. y That hei and
arg e NOE Doe n'r' CLASS VIII w ne" IhOa
Charles w SAWYER viii sp-ak on Go.pd Tcmpcr.nc,i IN
choir at x}opm
Church OF Our saviour Csi,th ,nrvcr.ai.t SOCIETY,"
o. '' ssor STiay Morning AZ II @op H., I'm ~ ~.
Moments in s'rong Life Evening at no. Maas Plt
Church @, thc Holy Trinity Nslisoaavc. and dist
Hour. 0f service. u m. and 800 p M. Rev nTEPHsy
ty ;S J D. d. OF T = az b S2 Ne NC ye
Dame de Lourdes Thank 80 ing ia. service a n an.
THANKSGIVING pa afr The pnbIic serie contrtr'oa.o
isb, are solicited from former and present NJ mDer+
Church OF the Incarnation, Mad,on-lye. 'nl 3i,hg-
Tire Rev AEI b,OV :. TO-; 9e, al Il
pre1ch in tie a terD,on.
Church Of the Messiah, corner 3itl-. AMI Plrs-a71
I.orntfg At H. Subiea. ThaukGnrss" Ere,ag AK
lecture Subject Lucmi.a 1'tt'
Disciples of Christ: - 80, 9 %2 I;ro.wg
Morning Theme "Pm.osopIyof Christ amy So ? COD
Evening: 'viciorious wing as Fin Ara"
Dr. Newman vii preach in Ceni-l Ae,hels Eo,coDl
Churen have; err iII ~; p a. ~ % on - ''n'
T anksEving Day 20 IL a. H. tie Doctor VIII preach N
NaIoual Paci.clton
Eighty. xih-s,. Mcihoiis Episcopal tharch between
zns'o en- so5ithayrcI, , IN i.,g ~ yAj
$50 m. Pre- ching 10y iA' Pastor. Nt.ih Lre' al mAs
First Baptist Church corner 39i4sL art ri, gnv1ays
ar II a. I'D ana 7.I5 d. m Young reoul'. urav.r meeting
So SRaaE nSSS c H5 81 Si' 5iyss Invited,
r,, Prc~2,teriH Thp n% n g. g. g ys a2' 4.
= ~, md p. ma. Stronger, ar cosaiy invited.
tir., charmed Episcopal Ga lrci,. 5l.asln ave- aai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
Religions Notices.


AIanson W. p. Church ok st. near Preach.
ing Morning Nenlng by the Pastor. the Rev. T.
Hil. Morning SUBJ Ct The city Taken" Evening Tie
Poor Rich Man. ustI aed by large scrptural paintings
EYtryDod made welcome seals Tree
All souls Church. ttnave, corner 2Oth.st-The Rev.
JAMES FREEIAN u CLARKE al Boston. will preach TO.
cordially invited Sunday-scho, $3.50 m Thanksgiving
sermon by DR. BELLOWS at church OF the Messiah.
American Temperance iniOn. Havorlys Theatre, llth.
a., ~uuhay ~ y ADDRESSES bl the Rev. WILLIAM T.
SAB NJ ant mo Rev Il. r. ki MINGTDN Grand Anthem
from MOLarts I'm Masa hy CbOI other
choice selections. Dr. J. A. kelley. director
T. IL CARPENTER Cor see -''''
AnthOn Memorial Church tSth St west of an ava :
The Hey. r. HLBkR NEWTON, Rector. Services az in
a M and D. m.
Association IInii 23dst. corner th.ave-sUNDAY
MORNING NJ $3.50 Bible Class for
Lite A fIERNOON at 4. medical stuients Onlv Attn
Thomson NJ d. EVEN AT $780, Young Mems PRAYER anal
lc-tlnOny Meeting IhufsdaY AMI saturday AT
o'clock Nong Meas Meetings Every DAY saturday and
sunday excepted Union PRAYER Meetings $50 90 $50
O'Clock.
Al Brooklyn Tabernucie.-Dr TALMAGE morrow
AT lO3V m and 1880 p H. Morning subject "lngersoisn
the Bible"
At Chickcring Halt
9th ave. corner 18TH. st..
The Rev. SAMUEL COLCORD
will preach at Union Gospel Service unday afernoor
subject " Enoonneen,ent Tor the Weary"
Miss HENRI ETA BEEBE viii sing
Also the large choir directed BY ASA HULL
All seats free. Invitation to
Al scotch Presbyterian Church. lith ST between 6tb
and bthaVes-Serylces TOMORROW at 10 80 a m ana 4
y. IN. The Pastor the Rev. SAMUEL NJ. HAMIITON viii
preach Lecture on WEDNESDAY EVENING. az o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
MI sHROOM TOWNS.

New towns have sprung up all along the valley
since last year most of them small camps Of half
dozen log cabins and tents, but two Of them South
Arkansas and Buena Vista. places Of considerable
lmportance Not "A house tent stood on the
site OF either OF these towns early last summer.
passed through both of these places this time after
dark South Arkansas. which is the principal ship
ping uoint for the Gunnison country and for the
northern part of the San Juan region, seemed TO be
thriving place ] saw TWO business streets that ap
pearcd full of lie and the platform around the
railroad station was thrOngcd with people. good
road has been built across the main range OF the
Rocky Mountains from this place into the Gunni-
sob country III the place Of the dangerous trail uD
which saw few people climbing last year. and
daily line OF mail coaches makes the whole region
OIL the other side OF the mountains easily accessible.
Buena kista is the point OF junction between the
Denver and Rio Grande and the Denver. South
Park and Pacific railroads, the trains OF the
latter at present running into Lcadyille over the
track of the tOrIneT. From Buena Vista, also. the
Denver South Park. and Pacific Company is build
ing line across the Alpine pass TO the GunnisOn
country which Will probably be open III the spring.
This with the San Juan. Gunnison. leu Mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

f,ys pojr,. House 81 Industry 80; 10 N1rtast wv
Z. .AEEN'D. -uu.r.ntrIlt' Ii. -"i iil 80 ~ a $50
','.., Sipc,rv iy ht .Ll rem on iS-gNIuc Dtr
vices ~ uc.cs with rhl'reH n The clt iir et q
oo.F Uirncr poor DIPS ID WAC "a Us neg nl
b. I q. d.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

First BAPTIST Church. 39ih-st ana paykays.
-pirlt hing bF t.c pa. rr JOHN ribDit D. D.
az y a. I'D and lJ' D. 49,. Young ir'I : IftF r -
icsi -fftu or- cp-ti.. a. invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

i,r Nev,nan wi preach I'm Central Methodist ED.sco0l
Church. 7taye. err ith 81. a. = a. Do on ~ Jams
me Inst" -und lv-schlO celebration a. $50 p. 0n
anksgving Day 20 IL a. tie Doctor viii preach N
National PdCitclt on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

IskH AND los EAST 23D-SI.--l nree ARG
SFtt rooms private bathroom the first floor -
rent VIII board also Two htl rooms
1f% EAST 32D-SF.--A larg- 'front.' room.
teb closets bs'n all lccommolouons. witn GOOD board
suitable for MARI cd c0up. or single gentlemen