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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

MIN Die 8crfItterung ber 9tii6e1t, &orz
tnffell1 etc. III ocmlellt8ct l3ltitalloc, no Der
Srnlt iptc0er aus ben 6llttcrmittell geipt>
den, Die NGltll1iB aber nod rIidt etl1getrez
tclt it,. Ntat miro bc9balD gut t6llt, lpclllt
Gin She'll Der NurSelfriidtc Dpr Der be0i11
neAoclt QSintcrf0lte bart mit0ellonlten iei1
iol1e, beulelben i'm GcrGdltnib beS Ser
brQld)e9 aus Der Gr0e 5u n~cNG1cll, oufz
t6auer 3u Iaiicn, uno Dalln lofort III Der
fiittern. Sreili6 lpirb man Dierbci bcrt
Stan0 ser SaDreS5cit ieDr beriifii0ti9cn
mii1iea, tpeiI Dur0 cine loldbe Gcr30gerlll19
BET ciltretenbem S6neefalIe Die Grttez
mcltgc leid)t 1T Trage 9clteltt perDen fann.
1ltDrigelt5 crfGbrt Der tnl1ere Salt Der
9i(015en Dur6 Die 2Sirfu1g oeS froitcS
~injofeTu cine Nerd1berung, ais it0 Sic Naz
Jet suerit suiQmmcn5icDt, bcim 2tgft6aIlet
Qber mie0cr nt5geDcDnt miro. Soldes
SHUTTER bait iid mitllntcr I'M Wfagcn Der
QStebcrtduer ul1o felten W}a1icn 3ltiQmmcn
1n0 giebt bier letdt 2InlaB SIT Geroauung5=
~itDrll9ert.
G0bnlo gefrorene @urselfritdte cine l3ett
lur9 Der gSQr1te Glt3gelCBt iIt0, tritt Jdltl>
nib Gin, lunb III btcicm 3uitalDc lit Dcrelt
8crQbrci0lng an bic 3Dtcre am Dcrtpcrlid>
itcn, lpcil Dieiclben Dnltn 3u idiperen &ronf>
Deit3eridciltlln9en fiiDren f0nl1tl. Simmer
oGcr gebralc0t man Die 00rii6t, bicielbct
porDcr gut git lpaldel ltllO 1tIr tit mGBtgen.
@)oben 1lc0el1 a1Derel1 geiunOcn 5ltttcrit0ffen
3u Derabrci6elt.
I'm allcn bieien ltebclitd110cn QllS3utpet>
0clt, iuG)e ltnl1 Die gefrorenen Syuttcrn1ittel
nod bot Gilttrttt Der 9|ydllntb i'll etne1 3u@
itoll0 at periebel1, Def i6re oauernDe GrDal7
tltng erm09lidt. Sir &artoHeln enpfteDlt
itd) s1t Dteiclt 3pefe fol9e1DeS 8crf00rcn:
Qtefel6cl1 lDcroel rein abgelpald)cn, ge>
oGr1pft, 5erqueti6t un0 III cine 0rltbc ge1
l0iittet, 1ppri1 man tic 10 felt etntrttt llO
itornpft, baB fcil1 BOILER 9tallm 6lei6t. 9a1
NIT bic Otolie ti6t et1en GrD8erud ofSicDt,
ocdt man Den 8ooen Der @rltbe NIT Sprell
3t l11D Sic Q8Qltbe nit 8rettern. Sben
att piro StroD ultD Grbe gei1ilttet unO
fc1tgci0lagelt. G6enlD miiiicn bic etipa ent@
itc6cnocn @rDriiie lit Oieier 0eGe lofort perz
bcdt Dcroen. SeDr en1pfcDlenstpert9 lit eS,
mcDre iol6er gjrdber onSulegel1, beren fette
0r0Ber lit, ais fit Sen 8eoarf ettpa elmer
Mode n0t6ig lit, bartit Der 2uft5utrttt be-
i6rGnft wiro. 3um Siittern itt6t man
Die Wtalle nit eilem Gpaten berau5 un0
per6iinnt ite nit QSaiicr. 0ieS Tltter
tptrb lGuerltd un0 bonn GteD germ gefreiielt;
IS DG1t itd, ipenn iorgfdltig 3llbereitet, bis
ms ip0te SritDia9r Dinetn. Sin 3ulaB bon
SolS lit nidt eben notbpcn6ig, bod INNER
bin ratDiam. 9ies Gcrfabren biIrfte au6
fit &iiben un0 dDultde Wur5elfrll6te an@
penD6ar leilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
GtaoItrt felt 1891.
Henry SChoeIIkODf,

Mn. ) DIT Ndtsoolph Str.p
smii0en Sronflin II. Dtarfet Str.
~ofierirt SIT SEN ~bitltglten 4;retIeu:
Icuc franz. SSatbarimcusB fla1ttnert,
9emtldlc GctroGs'etc &trIdcn ttio Sirtea.
SNetldGc1t ttito S9ctoclbcctclt
Wcne itagteu. BrIrellcn,
Semtid)cs sSsiuctld)9 cnmns,
Gtiron1t Mlto &DEicr0,Jcnl GaIettI
g~Yrtid)cn d)ttcNfd)e1 SnglDcr,
1tebct5uGcrtcr Salinas,
Gdjtcn Niencttbpnig,
Gc,tcit SDrltp INTO 3toIafcs,-
SttRe uuo bttterc 9cfd)6ttc Nta1oeItt,
GGltfor!tif dc TrttG}tc, il, Ssn1t,tclI,
Gp1ntId)e Sttnct ttO SSapcr't,
GTtTcIoprfct Gcnf,
Gtnrfcit @Scincii9 suut Gi:tttad} cit,
SSet1c Gaucct1, EStntbccrloft,
CFdltcs Wpbt1 lm0 EIipcM=ScI,
6ran30Iilde Grblen Tito Gbartpt9t1ptS,
Yscmc netroGnete SG1tu0ttntc YtlSc)1
@0ttsicbcr=Snitctc1t, SriWclt,
&ieDig'S Sftciid)=Grtract,
Gpuoc uIictc Sdlsuci; crrttl61,
SdDmcijcr GinocrmebI,
5Scinc irans0f1d,e GbocoIaoe Unto Satno,
&cutld)et sid cI=&aTce, Gtdloricm,
Wcuc &ittfcm, &iric, Ycrlgerfey
e~Stalicu. yuoeft tno W~iaccarDMt,
Naficr=NcbI fir sea- d ctgcbrntGl,
!&arfc fTCl.ncbt, Mct5ttcDI,
0udliuet3cn, &9dfcr 1tIlo Octltct0tt1Se1
@crdud)crtc M6ic t,to Na6js,
S5rpttagc DC Sric, 9scmIdatcl SGIe,
&Siinitcr 5f6ie IL. cyl,
gQeS IN better QualitGt.
Henry Schoe1Ilxopf,
bier, irettum Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

Sci alien gpotbetern uno !9anbler1' I'M %HsenHeI'e"
al hnhPr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
@crbcrlpbe TT g5aum5Aules,.

Die Nnipenbung bon @erberlobe in
8auml6ulen ais S6ubmtttel inn Wtnter lit
ieDr at en1pfe6len. 9fadoem Die Sa0t in
iibli6er gSeile i'm 6erbitc uutergebrad)t lit,
iiberoede man Das 8eet nit elmer liz
3ole 1o6en S0idt fril6er QoDe. Oieie
8ebeGung belpabrt I'M Srilbjabr Die GrOe
bot Den Solgen DeS Sr0ites, Dem 3erfluf>
ten, ben 9tillen unO Sprin9en Der Sber>
fiddle. Der Game miro gut alflalfell, Dn
ct unter gInlti9en 8eoin9lngen ilberiptnz
teri nuroe. gu jener Belt, lpelll1 bic Yflanz
Sen alSge6oben uno Derlebt iperDen, ipirb
aud bier u11D bort Elm ll1fralt geipodlen
icin; man jGte IS aus. SIT Do8 Sanen>
beet 0eleert ll1o itrto bic 8Gum6en in 9tet=
ben gepflaust, 10 iinb Bic freien 3ptl6en7
gu beDeden. Sn Dem DtdBe, ais NUN Die
8dumden ii6- bebelt, miro pie 2o6e an8ez
5ogelt, ltnO entitanOene leere Stelelt lueroet
frtl0 beoedt. Sbpo1l Die 8oDcnfet6tig>
felt ii6 gut uiter BET 9Obe Su erbalten
pflegt, fam oft i'm Stunt unO Sult Elm
8egteBen ertpitnl0t letn. N16 bier lptr6
- 1pie I'M Santel1beete bel freltotgcm
gSa05tbun1 Der 8Gl1nt6en malt6e5 "llnfraut
geoei6er, bo6 tpu6ern DeIlen gSrr3eln ltltr
auf benz Sberbooen u1o man farln bein1
SGten letdt Den 9a15en Wur5elitoG aus
Dcben.
SIM 9(tglit ipir6 es gut iein, pieoerum
bic 3iptldenrdlt1l1e S1 beoeGen. Die GoDe
ipiro babel nit Groe permii6t; loute ba>
Dur6 at bel GrDe berauffonmclt, 10 mub
man bon 9teuem nit 2obe iiberoedert. Die
2p0e tro6net ben Sag iiber aus lnb erfitllt
lire s3ntl6enrdunte lttD Gorite nit 2tft,
ipelde ie 1ad Der b0Derer DDer gertngerelt
5ageStpdrne nit gSailer0lt1it geldiDGngert
lit. &or1n1t Der gSil1o ul1o Die &ilDle Der
9tadt, 10 %perbunitet lebterer su Saiier,
tpeld)es ii6 III bic @rDe iel1tt; mani ft1lDet
orn Otor9en ltlr mod tDentg feudtc SObe,
Dogegen bic @rbe tab. 9tes Spiel DeS DOz
rtgelt Cages begiunt bon 9telem burd bic
9tufnabme lparrler, nit gSailer 9eI6ipGn7
9erter 9uft, unD man bat Der pDDitfaltl6t
Gtgenl6aft Der 2oDe Die feudtc @rDe ltllO
cine baourh bebtrgte @Gbre DeS BoOenS
ober6alb Der Wur5el1 5u Der0atfen, iDelde
@Qbre mod befDrDert miro Dur6 SOble11
iGure 1tno Qmmouiat ais Beitaltotbcile Der
Suit.
Snt 3tpeiten Sabre filt6 bie 8dum0en
ebenio Su bcba1Delr, ltllO %etlt5eln gepflan5te
8Gun1e 1tno I'M ben Stalnrn berlnt ilber
Dem 0ereide Der Q8ur3eln nit elmer an 2
53oQ DiGen 2o6l0tdt 81 ilberDeden. 8et
iogennl1nten uGorDons" miro in Der Gegel
etr mulbcnartiger 0raben bon etnen 8allnle
sum anbern gc5oge1 unO oleler an 2 3ou
bod nit 2pbe llberOedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
0cfroreatcS SS1ttter4

g8enn pDr geFrDreltcn 6uttermittcl1t Sic
JteOc 1T, 10 bat 1ltd1t e5 III Der 3tc0el nit
gefrorelen &artoffelrl, 9tilbelt, &raltt &C. All
tDltn. Die BON Derldiebcnen GOentifer1
pDrgcllonnlnelleu ll1ltcrl u0ungcn an erfrD=
tclttlt lll0 ntd)t erlr0releu &~pblpflon3elt
HGbeu O0rgttlan, bnB Die j00uptuerGnDez
rl1lg, ipel0er Die 8eltal1Otbcilc 0e5 4flQn>
seuf0rpers bet Scr TrDitipirfltnQ ulltcrlic=
9tll, i'll elmer ;3uder6ilOun9 aus Gturfez
n1ebL Deitc0t ulto buB Der nun enttpitfelte
.3tfcr III icincn gidbripertbe jerer W1enge
uon GtGrtenlcDL elttlpri6t, Die BEN StDff
81 lctncr Gr5eugu1g geltefcrt bat. SIS
Miro Dierbur6 Die Dfters ou5geiprodene
Nniidt bcitQtigt, boB gefrorene 8flon3cl1
fcine 8ermtrloerulg ocS ~9fGbripertDeS erz
fabret1.
92oS nun Bic gerfitterung lol6er Suit
tcrnlittel nltlangt, 10 1tltB auf f%olgenDe
Safe GiiGiidt geron1me1 tper0en: SSaiIen
mir suerit Die 8erabrei6ultg Der 7lttter>
mitteI III gefrorenem 3uitanoe ins Qlltqe.
9as TSlttter gclangt Oa III iebr faltem 2uz
italloe III ben Oiageu Der 3biere urO fam
bier lcidt cine GrtGltltng ua0 it0 sieben,
iDeld)e IN 9ur0fau altSartet poer BET tra1
gt1Oen &lDen unl1lttelbar sullt 0erfQlbeu
2lnlaB giebt. Qtus otelcm WrultDe muB
pas gcfroreue Suffer fir tradtiges Gieb
ais ul6eDtngt un3uldiiig erldcincn. Sc
ionbers bat man ii0 gu biitelt, DEN G6ieren
gefrDrene SltterlnitteL be5 Wtpr9cns arf
niidternen Wiagen uno III gr0Bercn Menz
gen 81 %tltttrn.
@efrorene 9tiiben iouen na6 Gil1i0en Sic
Wtl6abloroerung bef0rberr, tpG6reub oe>
%frorenes @ras l~lnoeroouli6fett beroorruft,
Delde it6 BET S6afen bis sum Grbre6elt
iteigern tam. Giel tpeniser bebentli6 miro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

Cine lorgfdltige Nusipabl bes SaatgntS Jet
bes9aI6 i6O1 iebt bent 6arlter elnpTo07
len.
Sci feiner al,6crer 6rtdt9attutg 1T eS
10 notbiuc1oi9, bcn ridti9en d3eitpnntt oct
Grnte ST. lDdbler1, ais bciln Sontn1ertpetStlt.
0eriel6e ntlB geidnitter tperoer, tper1lt pas
&oru nod 10 mei6 lit, DaB es it0 itber
Den 9ta9el biegt. Sui 98ctterDauT c1 gclebt,
rcift er 0ann poltfou1meu aus, ulto IS geDelt
fti1e 2Orrer Dur0 Iu5fallen Derlorelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
9tlttnobiide 6eitmitz
tel MAIDEN idueu Blab

tel MAIDEN l11teH Pla5
bel benz 9(nritfen btes
les iicgreiden G'i9cnz
1ntttels, mi altmooi>
Idle Soeen besii9li9
ber Gntlcerun9 ais
Sei[mtttel itno pbut9
bcieitigt bur6 ben Grz
fol9 bieieS mddtigen
W b~eritcuungSz
mtttels, meldc5 ben
S1ooniSmus frdfti9t,
bic 9tcrpcu beru9t9t,
Wiolario lulpirtiom
ma6t, baS &lat reiz
riotunb bcrciAcrt, bic
Yeber, mcun lie nnlbd1
tia 9emoroen, ailre9t
1inb ~9iese(mdBt9feit
bes Gtubl9au9eS be-
f5roert.
nblern I'M A%usemeiHen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
TIE PRESIDENTS NEW POLICY.


In Mr.. BrewsteT's vigorous letter TO the Prcsi-
dent there Is contained much good advice OF the same
tenor as that which Mr. MacNcagh tend red 10 the
funcOnaIy more than year ago, and some Suggestions
Of public policy which The President has reason
- that he did not begin 10 pursue than
We AZ ago. No holding public appoint mt"
SAWS the Minister Of Justice should DC permitted
10 use the Influence and power Of their posi-
ton as they " cine dismissed ohceIsl have used
theirs nor DE permitted 10 Interfere with such
prosecution, or any prosecution urged IN Nlndca-
lion Of the law. " Most admirable counsel. but not
less admirable in the words OF MI MACY caBh when the
President TO whom II IS given began 10 govern IMAM III
the words VI Mr.. Brewster after Inc county mas pro
uOuuccd its condemnation upon the President who has
guided In his government by that wise counsel
No sunc man believes that, had the president acted
upon the advice given lin by Mr. Macy eagh hAd ne
let % be known 20 all men that no conspiracy 10 oD inc
pubic Treasury, band Of organized scOlmdIcIs nor
Any friend OF such band, 40 Official tihci, uOi any
friend an Official thief, would Ind ihfof or COuuc-
nance Ia the Executive Mansion. ~. brewster Nou.u
ever had occasion TO WIllc his letter OF November u
h. the President suggesting 10 man that 40 men holding
public appointments should DE IcIhtlci |" ust ihrII
places as means OF shielding Official N4dlhy from JbSt
punishment. Rightly considered, that suggestion Is
an Impeachment Of the President IN the charges 81
YrOn gloimg brought to him by Mr. Brewster aud Mr
Bliss aaHst official COuiticfS whose hopes oI pace
hang ou the favor OF party President M bfc"Ht'fs
Proposition OF rule Tor the PIcadculs guidance hcens
extension Jhe Times viii give 10 tht PRESIDENT freely inc
fu measure Of credit for every cOmmeuddhc and proper
e1eruOn Of his authority. lis dismissal 81 Phbuc
OccS who have interpOsed either trlr friendship Tor
f0gucs their ambition 10 please their patron III the
Presidency between those rOgucs and justice Is com
mendablo exeTtOn OF his authority But circumstances
compel the opinion that IL wOHid have reflected a good
uta brighter Light Presidential virtue ana lnlcBHy
the authority had been eAcrtcd upon the Hdvce OF At
.Stney General MhcYeagb, year ago instead o! tho
stlNice OF Attorney General Brewster last saturday
no crimes OF public servants have been
shose which committed " please political master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04

company with Sir Evelyn Wood as the two
favorites of the hour next after their chief.
But bodies of men held the general
eye more than any individuals. no matter how dis
tinguished. This Parade Ground. of which every
body complained too small is in fact just large
enough for the most effective display From the OK
tremo north to the extreme south there is just room
for q battalion Of eight companies paired In col
umns of companies, half company front the front
varying from the 50 men of the Royal Marine In
fantry to the 80 of any OF the mixed corps. Cayal-
~, artillery, marines, guards and Limo Regiments
went past. each in their turn. with swift precision
and steadincss which it does not need military eye
TO pronounce admirable. II one must choose be-
tween them, the Royal Marines with their I'M
equaled breadth of front were most perfect In
marching; the Grenadier Guards. whose companies
did not exceed scvcnty-fye or eighty men. in wheel
ing. The marching drill of the artillery is probably
the best in the world and the Life Guards, whether
for physique. equipment. mount or movement and
manpuyre, are certainly without an equal any
whore.
AS mere spectacle. in iine this review is Of the
highest quality. 1t lacks nothing but multitude
aud mass. In all there are but 5000 troops, and
the whole pass before the Queen IN less than an
hour. If the pipe-clay people had had their way
the review would have ended then and there, and
the spectators would not much have exceeded the
soldiers in number. But pDc-clay for once was
oyerruled and when the columns had marched past
the ROYAL standard and past the little company
of the chosen few admitted to tho sacred
precincts, and past tho Prime Minister (who GER
tainly stood bare headed quite half the timc) and
had whccc TO the light and again to the left into
Brigade Walk it then took It's way into the streets
and through the vast concourse Of its fellow sub
jects and citizens, who fllel the West End with
their welcome. There cannot follow H. Those
who witnessed the scene in the main thOroughfares
in piccadiiiy. ST. James's-st, Pail Mall, Charng
Cross and Whitehall. report that the enthusiasm
which took on SO decorous and grave form IN the
Park broke out in rolling yolle5s Of incessaAt
cheers The police say a million Of people were in
the streets. Half an hour after the last uniform
had gone down 81. james IS that street, saw for
my elf, was still tArongel with people who were
still cheering. g. VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
FREE THOUGHT IN SCOTLAND.

To tn EdttOr Of The Trt6Une.
SIR: In the letter Of CIV. 5. in to-day TRIBUNE.
a quotation is given from Buckle, and apparently,
though not certainly, Endorsed b. tho writer, to
the effect that in Scotland the yoke OF the priest
hood is unified" In quotation MARKS have
this statement that the country is awed BY a few
noisy and gnsraLt preachers to whom it allows
license and yields a subscription disgraceful to the
age and incompatible with the commonest
notion of liberty" How is one to reconcile this
with the contrast often drawn between Anglican
clergymen, VINO can be High" or Aow," or
Broad as they please, and the bondage of tho
Scottish clergy to their creell Presbytery and pco-
pleH Is there any country in the world in which
the people have more voice in the affairs of the
Church where a minister is sooner called TO ac-
count for vagariesi or where religious and Church
questions are SC much discussed among the plaincst
and humbIest Of the peasantry And is there any
population in Europe with a higher general intelli
geuco than the Scottish What other population
contributes many to the role Of employees rcqulr
ing skill, patience and trustwOrhlness What
other people with SO many disadvantages, has con-
tbutcd so much to the intellectual resources of the
Englsh-speaklng pubhci Yours truly
A SCOTCH FRESHMAN.
Ne,C- YOrt, December /, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
Post Once Notice.

Foreign mails FOR tho week ending December viii clos,
this office As follows
MONDAY -At2 y. IL. for sgioundand. le Gamma az
$50 IA. fo IuNilO ana Bay Is ands via New O leans.
TUESDAY All 10 n m. for kurOpe. Per So Arizona. VIA
Queenstown at 10 m for fOitO RICO and MalicaihO
So. bermuda at q p H. for santiago auG Ciehuosos,
(uia. per IS. santiago
WEDNESDAY-At for France direct. per q. Amor.
iqle via ilayto II a. ~ 70 the Netherlands direct
Der Leeidan, Rotterdam; at II 80 40 Tor scot
land direct per Ethiopia via glasgow (ettcfa must Dc
Gauia, via Queenstown At / D. m. for ape Hayu -
Domingo Turks Island, per IS. Geo. " clyde.
rUUK5ltAH-A IA a. M tOr Germany, fia.te 20. per -
Wlrani Plymouth, Ch4 bOurg and Hamburg letters
Tor Great Eiau and other European counties isl ie
directed PER WcandJ at ii 30 for Europe, per
s. Adriatc via Queenstown tettess for GoluAny anl
France must De dire ted per Adiauo D al l3o ., M Tor
cuba RICO and Mexico, por IS Buush Empire. IA
Havana Al for Styania, &C, Gteytown AMI Port
TiuOn per vs.. lIblly.r.
Tt'RDAY-At II FOR ireland. per IS city o. Der.
Queenstown letteTs Tor Great Britain and othor
European must be directed per ,iy OF Lor-
hn'l II 81 FOX FlIopc, per 50 fine, VIA south.
auptOn and Bremen iceland must be directed
'pri Illc' at 30 fOl cuba and for lti De -.
Niagara via Havana. az M for Belgium direct per
IS 3 Gland, wa Antwerp
SUNDAY 13H D IA. for Honduras and Livingston, 'ia
Mails for china ard Iepln per IS Gaelic via Fran
cisco close December -, az I .. m. Mails iOr Aus
ITALIA New.Lc.iiud sandwich and 3 III IslAuds per
CITY OF sydney VIA san Francisco close December % Al
pm ,...,,, - M. ,,.,,,. ,,--.-.--.-
Tho schedule Of c0ses ot trans Ptrluc mss arrtn
the basis au uuIutorupted overland transit 10 Fcs
the East arriving Oh time AZ san tAlciscD
tho day VI sailing u steamers tao sane LAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
DIED..

BLAKE-At Eueewooa. ,, Bessie D. daughter Of Gin
and Mary Bsks IN her 7t Of year Ssr Dasn, Monday
morning. December 4 at 10 O'clock ats5o Am re
turn at 1870;
Friends invited
John C. and Ann berry. OF Kent Com, aged 80 years
Reatlyes and friends are invited % ,sn1 n9 nn shtoH
eghts staten Island Moniay the lth lust, at io4'
Carriages will be in waiting at the Tompkinsyle Landing
upon the val OF te 10 O'CLOCK boat from NewforA
COH-On the mornnc Sd Elizabeth j. wife OF
Joseph Coin N the sd year OF nor age ,v,a1 n
The funer resdence 81 East Broad.
way on third day evening. tho 9TH inst at O'CLOCK
Philadelphia papers please copy.
cAAgyGr y on SATURDAY; December .E 2 Of pneumonia
Funeral from IN, late residence 1853 East 75dst Monday,
Relatives rcnis and brother members Of corntan Lodge
No t3s. a. o. OF Faad A. NJ are respectfully Invited To
CoNovER-At Bergen Point. November 30. Edwin DO
Graw Conoyer son Of Martha A. and the ilte dustavusA
Fq@e % j. 5 %G S Ssea
Train leaves foot Of Liberty st at 10 O'clock am.
Carriages VIII be in waiting
EVANS Passed away G.t day. "a Inst Mary w. weo
funeral from her aic reqdeneo 9 spruce't Phi aiepha
on the 9th inst. al o'clock p IN
EMMANs-on Thursday, Noyom1er 30 1889. At her rcs.
dance THE Garfield" $40 West 56thst Margaret l:m.
mans daughte Of The late Joseph H. Lameit IA the foti
Her friends aud relative, Of her gandson',
h peqa a. @ 'P sgRek ca6s sh ave- and 5o
MONDAY, De, enbor !, az 10 an.
FOSrER-On Friday December !. at ROxbury. Mass James
Frederick Foster aged rs years
HILL-At West Farms FRIDAY. December l. after In
geTng Illness. smith, widow OF the Humphrey
Dill Ia the I4th year ~ her ago.
The relatives snd friend. OF the family respectfully in
yitel 90 attend tho funeral MOday december g. AZ lSO
O'Clock. from the Presbyterian Church. West Farms.
sTARR-At the residence Of her son, lGG East 67ths
Friday December Elizabeth widow u "a" lae liacus
A. Starr OF sag HabO L. j. In the 1Bih year OF her
Funeral SERVICES Tuesday morning at New London Conn.,
TYLER-At the Fifth AycIIe Hotel. November 90 Genera
Daniel Tyler formerly OF the United states Army aged -
Intcment at Admission. Alabama
WHITE IN this city December g. after short Illness John
p T. White, y. D.. aged a. years.
Services viii be- held TueMly, December az II AZ tao
Church Of the Holy Communion. OthaYe aud 2Othst
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Signor Salvini appears this week in St.
LOuis
Mr.. Charles Wyndham and his company are
this week Chicago
This is the last week of "The Lights o
LONDON" at Booths Theatre.
The Vokcs Family is this week at the Nov
city Theatre, ID Williamsburg
Mime. Modjeska viii enact Hioia, in "Twclfh
Night" for the next Saturday, December ., at
Washington.
Nh Williams is t. appear at Haverly's
Theatre, Brooklyn, next Monday. December II, in one
OF the Finest"
In Philadelphia Mr.. j. X. Emmett produces
this week. for the first time, piece called Fritz Among
the Gypsys."
Mr.. Sidney WOolett will again Tecte from
IonDysOn Wednesday, the 9th Instant, at the Turf
Cub Theatre.
Mr.. Leonard Grover has revised and im-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04

Formed him that gentleman OF her acquan'ance was
shout to commit the horrd crime OF suicide ehe was
ust as sure as anything that he would do IT, TOT ne hao
rawn revolver from his overcoat pocket ana noarsey
told her that he was going away TO die Inc ehei en-
deavored 10 quiet her ALARM out Dis moss Soo'nins
S--,o. w.rs NJ no avail Il YVES not that she par
s,cnjariy objected to the young mans killing hlmseI
sSr sobbed but ne possessed tnype portrait OF her
~ and she would not have him found with her picture
An b,s nerson for the whole world. An investigation
sboved that the lover had been Playing the Ola gae o
TnusY lopiug that pity woulu win where persuasion
had failed and having no moro intention OF kIhng NH
self than the Democratic party has OF practising NN'
Reform.
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Thr rhnrirr nrrnnilntIon scclety


isa CLEARING HOUSE OF REG IsIRAlION aud expert
enco Tor all the charities Of the city 10 societies AMI
churches already cooperating through H. ~ olnlng TIL
DEPARTMENT DE- PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR.
RECTlON.
81 600 separate reports have been rc'cy d.
ana tlleii inf3tuatiOn exchanged
1t desires publish complete directory ~ the c~-
II The city and handbook II legal aud other auggs.
essential for guidance in properly helping the poor
District In process Of formation al over mo
city help worthy poor into srsuupogt, and 10 che5k
professional begging
the society has thus ar accomplished Tia Gem
tral COuncl believe its TO be social osfy. and IT,
permanent depends upon the amount OF money
subscribed which the undersigned mcmbers Of tho council
earnestly tie.
;, o. VGndcrpOel, ". d. Arthur NJ Doigo'
l. II Roosevelt Josephine Shaw Lowell,
Ludlow Ogden Gertrude =. Rice,
Richard H. Derby, II. D., +. r. Stnrgis. VI. n,
Alfred Roosevelt Charles ). FaiIchh,
r. Duncan HAMS, Ldcius ruckernI.n,
ID. willis James, J. Kennedy Tod.
Henry T. Pelow, Peter OiEey
Henry Rice. VIM y flagG
Mara Blumeuthal. VI. D., Joseph IhOi0n,
llObt Is. Ninturn Arson Phelps stokes
ARTHUR II. DODGE.
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