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Suitable apartment for castle in The air
A brown study.
The favofite string iuatrumsnt ofa Bos-
tonan -slNlg beans.
msn Who don't know anything will
tell you OF Il the frst ebapee he gets.
TEe oz has a neat kso,.
a rifle club-A gang Of burglars.
Did you ever hear ice cream : Or gials
wareS
A lost tsrt-The ous that was Ion slons
With the small boy.
Cain was nian Of mark.
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Is the jelly fish made from the ocean
currents2
Why Is = fat man like a blind manf
Because he feels his weigh.
Egg societs at which the yeung men
are expected to shell out are populsr all
over the West
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Em,nen. Phys,clann.

are prescribing that tried and true remedy
Kidney Wort for the worst cases Of bilious
mess and constipation, as well as for kidney
complaints. There is scarcely a person "
be found that VIII not be greatly benefited
by thorough courss Of Kidney Wort every
spring Ifyou feel out Of sorts aud dout
know why, try package Of Kidney-W1rt
and you will feel like uew ercature.--ls-
aidnapoiLs SeAtiaet
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A new definition Of bisamy-utilIsing
the female seq.
Do you know what the man got who
"took carr" He got aboard.
Give raj money and 1t will, OF eoune,
put II in its purrs.
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4 check. mats-A liberal husband.
True to the oore-rbe apple-worm.
A f1irt-"Sofa and no father"
The greatest strike Of tho day-Twelve
O'Clock.
Hanging is too good for a painting ihetis
poorly executed.
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r,osR J1ox No. Sent. IA. 1878,

bave been using Hop Bitters, and haTs
received great benefit from them for liver
complaint and malarial fever. They are
superior 10 all other medicine.
P, NJ BARNRI.
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CROSS WORD ENIGMA.
In steamboat, not in shipG
In fcrehebd, not IN lip;
In filbert, not In mutt
In cottage, not in hut;
In mischief aud in fun;
In brown. bread, not in bun;
In cupboard, not in shelf
In stranger, not in self;
In crowbsr, not in pick
In oblong, not in thickI
In pretty, not in fair
My whole,a poem rare.
cotsis KiTrv:
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Thomas o. Thompson, E-q tho Mayors
Secretary, ~ho, spine lew d.ys ape siplled
90 & banana peel and s9rained bic kHee
writes that ST. Jacobs Oh "acief ikt d
ehsrm.
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Health, strength, aud vlgor given, and
miraculous cures effected, by using Brpwn'a
Iron Bitters. It's sale is iwmense.
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An o dinary ~on M waist is thirty
lnenes around. An ofeirary mans arm
is about thirty inches long How ad-
pairuble are The works cf nature
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COUSIN KITfYs
RIDDLE.

I'm an animals name Of lctters thfes,
And backwards and forwards the sameS
you'll see. Cousin KIrrr.
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ENIGMA.
Composed oil nine letters.
My 6 s I Q is point oi land.
My II s is a relation.
My os2 is d beverage.
My whole is Il buy IN the Southern statsss
Bznkfs.
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REMEDY,

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BEHEADtD & cURTAILED coUPLETs
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"Make mem. Of It, and give Provi-
dence plenty of latitude for delays. It's
not only business, but you've got EN-
tight az a wedge, Mem, it right down
in black and white. and if they talk sas-
say, show 'em the door. Bye-by, old
| fellow--see Won later"
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The members of the Grau French Opera Company
who will sing in concert at the Casino toni ght are
Miles, Marie, Helene LcronX and Julie Lcntz, aud
MN. Mauras, Mauge and D1ngon Ihcy VIII be ac-
companIed by Bials orchestra.
The French Opera Company's season at Abbcy's
Park Theatre will last three nights longer. TO-mor-
row Les Cloches dc CDrnevIlc' VIII be given,
Tuesday, " Les NOCes Ohvctte," and "Wednesday
:" La File du IambOur iajOr.'
MIR, Mapleson's Opera Company gave " Carmen
at the Academy, yes rtay afternoon, TO audience
that crowded the hpuse. IL seems TO be the most
lasting attraction II The company's small repertory.
The list of operas for this week follows: Mon
day eyenip ., Lucia Oh LammcrmOJr;" Wcdnes-
day eveniuL Aida" Friday evening, first time
this season " Meistolele;' Saturday afternoon,
lillian Icilr
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OBITUARY..
TIMOTHY FREEMAN.

Timothy Brennan, who died yesterday, had
been prominently identified with the public schools of
thlS city Tor more than twentyseven years He ap
pointed School Commissioner in 1854, and held this
position until 1873, when be chosen one Of the
Schoo Trustees Of the Sixth Ward His deeds OF charity
ana Kindness endeared him TO all with whom ne came in
contact one Of his acts is remembered by many A
principal OF one Of the First Ward schools died, leaving
MS WIG and children destitute. Mr. Brennan in
DAY raised $1,000 and gave it to the widow Fifteen
years aterward he procured for OF the dead prnc
pals girls position teacher public school This
IccneI was Mrs l who, with two OF her children,
AMONG hc victims OF the recent Graud-st disaster.
MT brennan was brother Of eX-SheriH Matthew T.
ana owen W. Brennan. He Democrat, and for
twenty-five years a member of the 1ammany Society
nul never active In politics. He member Of South
WhrE Ehthe NO 49, OF the Volunteer Fire Depai tment
~ CHAIRMAN OF the Board OF School Trustees U the sixth
nlrd no attended n meeting on Friday evening. He
cVhpalhed OF feeling i'll, grew rapidly worse and died
OF phCIAlona 1T ) a. yesterday He a native OF
TINS city, age siXty-uine years.
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CHANGES At me UNION LEAGUE CLUE.
IBT TELHGRWn TO rnE TRnuSE.l

Changes have just been completed in the Union
League Club building which add greatly to the ac-
commodations Of tho members and guests Of the
club. Tho dining-room on tho third floor,
used for parties of from twenty to
forty guests, has been found announcement
from want Of proper serving-room, and
there has been lack of dining rooms for small
private parties. 1t was determined to remedy these
defects, and the members OF the House Committee
Joseph L. Gray, 90 -cph II. Brown and DR.. Pease-
wero directed to make the necessary alterations
Under their direction the four rooms on the Fifth
ave. side formerly used as bedrooms. have
been rcdccOJatod in handsome manner.
and with adjoining room on the Thirty
ninth-st side, have been arranged as
reception and dining -rooms The rooms are
ranged that OF any two adjoining rooms one may be
usnI IS u TcCcpuOn-TOOm and the other rs dining
room.
All the rooms are furnished in the bronzos
that are n speciality Of the deco. atOr5 EN-
ploved The room at the Fifth-avc corner of the
binding Is painted by hand Hap-paper; the
freze Is Rold-tnted grape pattern, and the ceiling
is Overland with gold leaf on the paper aud then
painted 10y hand. The adjoining room on tho north
II finished III Moorish effects the next IN blue ana
silver, and the next III gold. The ceilings m these
rooms are frescoed, and all are finished In harmo-
mons cooring The chandeliers are very handsome,
one in hammer d silver and gold being especially
admired 4 scrviug-rOpm has been lifted up
adjoining the larger dining ROOM 10 Is furnished
with dumb waiter, carving taOies cupbOaIds ana
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the late-born love of ruined heart with astonish-
ing and melancholy power. With the ethics OF inc
subject she has, of course, nothing to do MT. y. H.
Thorne, jr., as armand Dapal and Mr. DE Bellevue
as De Yarrille have acted in a most brilliant man.
ner. , IL,
With the present week come new plays ana the ,
welcome faces of old friends Tho Lights o 1 Lpn
don will be brought out at the Union square no
atre. 1t is melodrama, somewhat resembllg III III
character The Ticket-of-Leave Man" one Oh inc
best plays of the century. Its title Is q very eA
preSsiye one suggesting the contrasts OF ne III
the metropolis of the world. The play mas Deel
successful in England, and thus has gained alreauy
ITS passport to general acceptatiOn Mi P1ller IN
tends to produce it with elaborate scenery ana "i,n
careful attention to every requisite detalI. h' no
Cullough, already mentioned, WI Pr pr
sent his noble embodiment OF me btdo,GtOI
Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Florence, returning 10 Ncm
York after a long absence, will come i9rwafI a.
Booths Theatre in "1he Mighty Dollar th9 e
engagement being for two weeks rev, OF tno
players rejoice in such abundant and brlgnIy PoPu
arIty Mr. Abbey at the Park Theatre VIII VIII oTiu5j
out on next Thursday evening the cOneuS oaii1S 20
Mother-in-Iaw," written by Mr.. t.. Is; sims, "a
London and the following actors VIII take par. III
it, Ales.rs L. NJ. Holland, John Dillon W. =; Igi-
puson Henry Lee. Felix Morris, Laura Don Nelilo
Mortimer Marie Chester Jane Delmar ana Nit IT, w.
C. Germon. Mr.. j. X Emmc Will appear ~ nay
erlv's Theatre, in FOurJecnth-st, acting frtt< ~
Ireland Last week ut tins house was occupied WIN
/" Fun on the Bristol
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Relations Notices.

Antbon ,Jewor,oI Church 4sth.st west Of 6th.aye.-
The Rev. H. HEBER NEW ION VIII proaeh AZ - tHivr1iS
lectures I'm social science Will be given py MI
during Advent Sunday afternoons at eh9T Pn H.
o'clock. Topic today "Irue Methods OF lehpeIheo 10
form" All Interested arc invited.
Al stccll Hall. No II East lith-st-ProL toBEhi
a GUM Facts IN Horedity" at Elo eyennEi ~. .,
o'clock A. j. DAVIS The Origin ana influence vi
Tcmpcumcnts" Services begin ut tho Appoih'en houi'
Everybody cordially invited
Anti Christ, His Career and Doom.-Sermon TX inc
Rev. W. ". ANDREWS Catholic ApOstonc Cni 49, u
between 9Th and 7thayos sunday evening, quarter uo
Brick Church 6th-avo. and 37th-sL-rho Pastor Key
/. D. BEEAN, viii preach on sunday morhinB nv - ~ 49,
the afternoon ut l.
CaIynry Church corner 4th-aye. ana ~
n m D. m Canon CAHM IL az vi
Hamilton, Canada win preach In the morning INC III nov
Bishop MIiIPPLE la the afternoon
Church of the Divine Paternity 6ayo, corner 45thst
the Rev. CHARLES II. EATON Pastor VIII V snSacp
Hours OF service IL m. aud 740 p IN l9InS sDeOe'
"Gods Gft In Christianity" Evening" OhiVoisAi's wv
C.pt!un OF Punishment
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DIR. JAMES NJ. AUSTIN.

DR.. James NJ. Austin, the Grand Secretary
OF Free and Accepted Mnsons in NewYork died ycster
day Mt his home, No 42l Wost Twenty-sccond ST. Dr.
Austin was born in Salem, Ncw-York, in 1915 and
graduated from Union College in 1897, and then at
tended the Albany Medical College. lie became n Tree
mason on May 2 1914. being Initiated in Phoenix
LI"dSe 40. %, at LausngbHrg on that date lie has
also Drcn member Of Clinton Lodge No. 49, nj Water
Iord lhIncrs Lodge No 81 In this city. ana Is
member OF Howard Lodge No 3d. lie received the
grade OF Sovereign Grand Inspector General I'm 1866
ana IS now an honorary member of the Supreme Council
Tor the Northern Jurisdiction Of the United States lie
VIII be Dnrlcd with MI.Onic honnrl
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DIED
AUsTTS-Nt hi. residence tn, city. December 1881
Notcro' funcrn' Hereafter
AAh-At Montclair, = b. Friday morning December 2,
Funeral service. at her late residence Monday at o'clock
please ornit flowers.
AHDHEw7-on Thursday. December l. Mrs. Hannah An
Relatives and fends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral on Monday, OH INST 40 $3.50 O'Clock r. w. nom nor
Friends Alndi, requested not 10 send howcra
B4EN$AN-on saluraay December ? after short Illness
iw"ihy brennan, In the Ihth year ~ ma age. -, .,
and Trends Of the mmi9 are o especially Inbf
oven w. brennan 30 56 Wo, l5th-,t on tuesday, tho
Xavier where solemn Requiem will be offered for
the reposeof ms soul
CITAPMAN-At jamaica T. T.. on December l. Seth Chap
FGHcfa services viii be- hold a tho Prosby tran Church,
Jamaica on sunday December At 2;SO p m ,t La , m
ana Flatbushaie BROOKLYN, at 1880 pm.
DENCELA Sudduy, on saturday, December 3 OF br1ght
dis,o'coi ur Kidneys william p DoncAlA IN tho OOtn
PRiladciphil AMI Arkansas papers viii please copy.
Eugone + Daly daughter Of tho late John sands
Funeral sTvccs viii be held at residence No 1870
East 10Th st, at o'clock, on M0nl9y Dlh INST hoANes
and friends arc respectfully invited toattend
DALBr-In BROOKLYN the Sd nst In the nth year OF MS
Funeral services al tho residence Of his brother naw
Henry ;. Gallon IT,, 70 % PiorrepontSt' Brooklyn on
GREENWQOD-ln Brooklyn. on Thursday morning Decem
Der 1881 Fanny hammer. wifc OF Hon. Join fiocnW
RentiyCs and OF the family respect iVd 70
attend the funeral from her ato residence NO. "a Iensou
ST.. Brooklyn, ON sunday, December 4, att Up M
KING-At YOnkers, ". w. Friday, December = 1881 In
18th year her age Phnbo Odol widow OF Huius D.
King and daughter the late Abraham Oded, OF Green
burgh, Wcstchestcr County, n. Y M.
Funeral from PAus Church, North BrOadWW' on luoS
day the 9th inst, nt IL O'Clock - $500. 4, -.
Carriages viii the IL train from Now YORK AZ INC
IOnkers depot.
SHARPsTEEN-At Paris, France on sunday, November ~
Clark l.. Sharpsteen many years OF the urn OF ho
Constable d Go. -, =, .
Relatives and friends Of tho family Invited 20 attend the
funeral from the residence OF his brother NOrlneIh o''
POughkcrpse sunday, December !, at : p IN ,..o
Trains leave Grand C0qtra Depot at o. % retuIn io'o
POughkecpse at 100 D. IN.
SHEPLEY-At Providence, Thursday, December !, iSSl'
u lingering Illness, the Rev DaYld Slepoy' u Dr
aged II years. --..,... No OF.
Funeral viii hold at his late residence n 20
Fol.st Providence II L. Tuesday. December o. at IL
O'Clock
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ENJOYS r0 emu IND PERI
WALKER BLAINE AND WILLIAM ~. PRESCOTT INT
nY TUB STATE DEPARTMENT WITH PRIVATE ~
sTEUCUOSs.

wALRrE BLAINE AND WILLIAM ~. PRESCOTT S'NT
nY ruE STATE DEPARTMENT WITH PRIVATE IN
sIEUCrOSs.
10y TELEGRAPH TO rflE TRBUSE.l
WAsmGTON, Dec. 3.--Ihe arrest of President
Caldc!on of Pcrd ami his Minister for Foreign
An.urs by the Chiau authorities, rendered prompt
action by our Government. which had recognized
him a. the chief Executive in The new almiuistra-
ton necessary. & as dispatches could be pre-
pared the Secretary of State forwarded his protest
to Perm. Walker Blaine, third Assistant Secretary
Of State, and William II. Trcscot sailed from New
York tor CaIlao to-day bearing these dispatches.
II is understood that. while their purport - in tho
line of vigorous protest against the violent measures
taken by Chill. they do not contain an unqualified
approval of Mr.. lIurlbuts course in the premises.
The instructions given Minister'S Ilurhut and Kill
patrick last September were to the effect that they
should do all m their power to influence lasting
peace between The bclligcrents, honorable to both
They to secure, as sooL was possible the c5
tabliahment Of n stable government in Peru. They
were to 10 nothing which would commit the Gov
eminent they represented 10 any line of policy not
indicated in their Instructions There - no doubt
that General kipatucks action. still unexplained
by him, was considered reprchcnsbC by the state
Department. Some OF Mr. ilurlbuts acts were SO
considered in u lesser degree The ENJOYS sent QUE
TO-DAY are not only to deliver their dispatches 10
the Ministers TO Peru and Chill, but TO look over
the situation of affairs and report their obseryd-
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPOEI.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1 a. m.--The bar
ometor generally above the 1t is lowest in the
Rio Grande Valley and highest in Nebraska Kansas
Ocsona gnt rain has fallen in all the DISTRICTS
There has been slight rise in temperature cast Of the
Mississippi River except IN the Lake region. The winds
light and variable.
Indications fDr tO-dd1.
For New-Eugiand, Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic
and East Gulf States, cloudy weather light rain, hgu
Tabe winds, mostly casery, stationary temperature
Stationary lower
Indications Tomorrow
For New England Middle Atlantic States. South At
lanc Sates aud Lower Lake region rain Is indicated for
Monday. Special bulletin Tor Washington CITY: Cloudy
weather, ngut rain, 10 chan &c IN temperature.
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GEORGE p. PUTNAlTS SONS.
-.

Your Mission An illustrated edition o; the popular poem
Ellen NJ Gates With Illustrations by Church, Harper
and Alexander. Quartz cloth extra 81.
Authors and Authorship study OF the literary life BY
William Sheppard. l6mO CLOTH extra gilt top, 81 20.
Pictures aud Legends from Normandy aud Brittany.
BY Katherine y and Thomas MacquOd. $40. Very fully
Illustrated and beautifully printed. - 80.
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4 RECEPTION IN fIfrH-AFEyUE.

Mrs. Charles G.. Landon assisted by her
daughter and Mrs Dallas Bache Powell. gave recep-
ton from to p. yesterday at No 42S Flfth-ave.
There were music, dancing and refreshments. Among
thos" who called Mr. and Mrs Gordon W Durham.
Mis- Chapman. Mrs. Matthews, Miss Getting, Mr. and
Mrs. COttlng, Mr. lIazchurst, Miss HaZchurst, Judge
Benedict, g. g. FraucYu, Charles Smith, MT and Mrs.
\. u. Graves Ni's Graves, Mrs. shippen, Miss Wood
ward. Mrs. Muller Mis1 Mcclellan. Mr. and Mrs George
H. Pc, Mia, Bates, Miss Ingcrsou, Miss Witnerspoon
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THE REV. DIR. DAVID sHEPLEY.

The Rev. David Shepley, ID. d., died Dec. 1,
1881, at Providence IN his seventy eighth year. He
was long ana prominently identified with the interests
Of tongrcgatOnalism IN Maine. For twenty years he
the pastor OF the church Yarmouth that State
and for a long period a member of the Board of
Trustees Of the Maine Missionary society. HI grad
uatcd I'm the class of 1925 of BOwdon College, and al
ways took great interest in the welfare his Alma
Mater, Of which ne was long trustee He published,
few years since, "reminiscences Of his classmates among
whom were DR.. Chcrycr, Senator Bradbury, Jonathan
one! j. 5. I. Abbott. Longlc!lnW and naMthorne.
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part of yesterday the movement in the barometer aH
steadily downward Partly cloudy and cloudy weather
prevailed with light rain during the last quarter Inc
tenperanre ranged between $50 and 1922 the average
C3s7soD being 80 lower than the corresponding uaS
Ia year and 10 lower than on Friday - ,
Generally cloudy weather, with light ram OF so" anu
slight changes in temperature, may be eHPecteu 'o'
in this city and vicinity
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az aGREEK rR1rERNIrYo ISIS

CTyCTNNhTT, Dec. 3.-In the Circuit Court
today judge Yinton decided what known the
Crock Fraternity cases. holding that the rule Of the
faculty of ru5dcc Cuycrty excluding the members OF
such uccur7 from The university, within the limits
their lawful discretion AMI that the Court could not
interfere 10 set the same aside.
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other accommodations Among the new dishes pur-
chased are set of the oyster plates designed by
theodore K. Lewis for Mrs. HAYES and very beau
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