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Post ORce NotIce.


Foreign mails for the week ending December 10 will close
q this Oiico a. fOiIONs;
TUEsDAY-At 5 3Oa N. for Europe per Abyssnia via
hambra at 75O D. m for Mexico. Via New.Orieans
WEDNESDAY AT 80 for Europe per IS. str.la via
Queenstown (etters for France be directed per
Scrvial at 4SU a. IN. for France direct per So anada
via harre; al 30 am for scotland direct
via Glasgow letters per Ciroas.
STA" az s3J a m. TO the Netherlands direct per s.
Zaandam, va Amste giam at ~ m for Jamaica.
anla sc. 1reytOFn and PCr5 lJnOn Andes !,
at $50 \ III. Tor Newfoundland and st. Pierre
Mlgue.on VIA HALIFAX 81 a. ID. Tor Brazil per So AN.
brOse. via Para
TlU KsDAY-At FOR RIO Janeiro direct, per Ma
yumOa. Via newport News; at 80 M Tor Europe. per
80. city OF Richmond. wa Queenstown letels FOR Ger
many and France must be directed per ny " llCh.
mOud" az $3.50 for Europe, per Ruga. via p yln.
outh. ChorO0urg aud Hamburg al 1880 fJr BerlU
Ia per Ounoco AZ lJ0 D. m for ub Porto kicO AID
Mexico per -. city Of Puebia VIA Havana.
FRTDAY-At 10 a. m. Tor Hayti per Aly.na
sATURDAf-At a FOR Europe pr EIan.c. via
Queenstown letters for Germany &C. must be directed
per GermaDc"J at a.m for Belgium direct per S.
FennlaBI ~ Il a H., for Venezuela aad DuT4cOs, Dor
- y alencia az a for Europe, per s. -sler va
Southampton and Bremen 40 ] 80 ioT Cuba aud
the West indies. per - Newport. VIA Hayana.
Mails for China AID Japan. per 80 Begc. Fran
cisco close December ~ AZ D. m. Mails
New-Zsaiand. sandwich and III! Islands,
Australia san Francisco, close January at y.
HENRY q. PEARSON. P)stmastsr
The schedule Of closes Of trans mails Is
the basis o aa uninterrupted overland transit @ erAn
cisco. NJ ais non The East arriving time al
on the day OF sailing Of steamers a - 80 lay
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act aside as a candidate for the

h.,rsr Of Illinois, was Get aside as candidate for the
E~.sasncv and ex-senator Mcdonald sod Saddle
hae,- Of Indiana was chosen Ex-Governor Palmer's
Ssr record they claim is much better than McDonads
r 4. than argued bitterly that valiant war record
counts for nsught; peace -atany price, stayathome
democrat is Preferred
Congressman Jay A. Hubbell has decided
views about Civil Service Reform. which he expresses
with charming frankness When asked by reporter OF
ae Chicago Tribune last Saturday IL he in favor OF
she reform he replied: "Yes, air am In favor of al
lowing every to hold any Office he likes. "a long as
ne likes give him his salary long he wants It, aud
when he gets through present him with chrome" Con-
uernng assessments he said: "That assessment bust
ness was no innovation. II is evil that has been
handed dow 10 from the Democrats in the days OF
jackson. Two years ago was a bully fellow when
made the assessment. Then nobody kekeL 1 nave
time will make all things even"
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WILLIAM E. ENGLISH IN TROUBLE.

L1spgtch TO the Cincinnati Gazette
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. Slate Yesterday after
noon Mira. Elizabeth f. Williams filed affidavit before
Esquire Johnson, charging william f.. English. late
DEMOCRATIC candidate FOR Congress this district, with
OastaTdy Mr. Eugllsh arrested ana although deny
Ing tie charge aud asserting that the whole affair was
b.acknaiing scheme 10 extOrt money from him. com
promised TIE late last night by the payment Of
consider bic sum 0f money. The case was dismissed.
Mrs. Williams Obtained a divorce from her husband
about year ago, since which time she has been living
witE her mother who keeps boarding house. She Is u
wo nan apparently about thirty years old she alleges
that the criminal Intercourse occurred III Mr. English s
room IL thu Opera House, whittier she accustomed
10 20 ut night. Whether not the present case is "A
bckmallng scheme MI English asserts, II ia not By
any means tne hrst charge Of similar nature made
against hn, audit Is ma ter OF that his father las
been compelled 10 pay large Ot money repeatedly
~ settlement of such escapades or his son rather
tsly aspect Of tine present Csc is that Mrs. Williams
Claims be Only months gone In her pregnancy q
fact which Indicates unusual degree Of haste IN pre-
teIriug such a charge.
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SHAM CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Hrofn The RoGfnfs HfrnLH

The average politician does not yet under
ptand the real purpose of Civil Service Reform He Il
willing do something meet the public demand but
he docs not want to give up the patronage MI has,
sons proposed bill Is q specimen OF now not-todot
legislation He proposes that candidates for cerkshps
shal be examined, and appointed on probation an J
that II accepted shall serve for four years TINS goes
not meet the case IL does not take the proposal OF cam
ddates out OF the politicians hands and pass e1anin
,tons amount IN nothing Fixing a term Of office In
creases the evil destroys the idea fpermanency anu
promotion as Of faithful service and sun
sards the Offices spofs The keynote OF real ClIl
Service Reform is competitive examination open 20 Az
Add 10 that whatever guards may ne u
ytsed With Mr. Kasson's BILL It would be possible 20
conduc: the Civil wisely. SO would De WIFI
Cnf H. What want law TO restrain the eVil ten
denotes OF politicians and take the Offices entirely out
Of politics merely 10 improve the Cly service
,hou0h IL stands that would he improved II
based OH merit get rid Of demoralizlng infu
ence which extends through our whole political system
aud Is the chief danger OF the republic
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MR.. JOHN WHITES RECITAL.

The last recital of Mr.. John Whites brief
series yesterday afternoon, in Chickering Hail. was
extremely interesting. The Bach fugue IN major is
full OF beautiful counterpart, but temperate and mOder-
ate volume and given with SURPRISING clearDess.
The fantaisie OF Saint-SaGns Is in two movements,
beginning with simple harmOnies, aerward beautifully
varied different registers Of the organ being most
richly engaged the second movement developing great
brancy OF subject and execution. The Reubke Sonata
OH the cath Psalm. is intricate and farge dimensions
IL was given with the greatest facility and power OF
precision The Handel concerto for organ and orchestra
rewritten for organ solo was weltplaced after tile
frrraf Rnuhkn
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DIED.


ALLIsSnddenly December 10 Harriet A. beloved y II
cem6er IL
BELI-suddenly, Monday December IL, 1882, Joseph NJ
Notice o. funeral hereafter
COMES-At Hackensack. ". J.. Sunday, 10th inst o
+ ONES on Sag aged years s, -1'1''
DAUM-On saturday afternoon. December ., at 4s East
9aiuk consumption
Relatives AM friends invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at Chist Church 6tnave, corner 80 hist on Wed
nescay. 1874 inst at IL O'Clock.
! Bos papers please copy.
DgwlTr-In the Cityof NewYork on Saturday December
o. 1882 Gilbert smith Dewitt in the 4Stn year OF has age
New York. on Tuesday morning December H. 1882 al
1880 O'Clock
pREssrR-ou Sunday december 40 OF pneumonia Cecilia
NJ wife If Horace Dresser and daughter OF John Uim
Rsstv. ana friends invited atteni the funeral
her late residence z9i Greoneavo Brooklyn wednesday,
December ~. at ll3O a. IL
Also fanel services at the OF her father North
Broadway, at O'Clock ,. m.
yISHER-At Enfield Tompnns Comfy y. y. on December
49, Of Rnegmo1 2A9e 2 Ts G Gn s s w. i'hor
Funeral Wednes ay, December 3D. at O'Clock NJ from
GATCHEL-On sunday the 10th inst at her residence No
2l5 West l4th-st Emile. wife Of Augustus . Gatehel'
Funeral services will be held at h. house Tuesday the
Interment at Eastchester.
LoNG-On the 10th Elizabeth. wife Of Henry Long
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral
wees At the residence OF ne. Ealunt 1ari
IL O'Clock.
Please emit flowers.
Wianiirsd W. VIE q John C. Mallory in the 67tl ySr Of
herage.
Relatives and friends invited attend The funeral
vices her late residence Tuesday, December - at IL
O'Clock
Interncnt private.
MARVTN-Tasker IT, Marvin r.. eldest son OF Tasker II.
AMI Blanca ). Marvin. in t1e 10th year VI his age.
NOice Of funera hereafter.
MORRIS-A. Der Point on Sunday morning. December
10 Gertrude F. Youngest daughter OF Wynan and tho
late thlaoeth Morris in the 2is' year OF her age.
Relatives and friends invited aLJ3lj the funeral from
Trinity Bergen Point Wednesday, 18th inst at
a. m.
Carriages 10 O'clock from York
Philadelphia papers please copy.
VAN wINKLE-o SATURDAY evening at his residence in
This city Edgar Van Winkle. IN the 7d OF his
Relatives ie1ds lIyiJe 10 attend the funeral
be held the Cole late Reformed Dutch church,
9th and 4sth Tuesday AFTERNOON 18th inst at
O'Clock.
Please omit flowers
WILCOX-On Monday December H. at his residence In this
city. Harvey H. WIlc K Ia the 74th year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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GENERAL POLITICAL NE WIS.
MEETINGS OF REPUBLICANS.


Inc AIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association met last night OF No 252 Eghthave There
was large attendance. vice-President Clarence W.
Sie"u pfesded. A committee of seven, with Hugh
Aiuner as Chairman, was appointed to select ticket
~, "-nlgnts primary. An adjournment was then
takeh' when the committee returned 1t reported q
Icket at the head OF which was Charles Blacke for
president OF the association Colonel Charles S. Spencer
rose 10 object to the denomination Of Mr. Blacke He
SAia while will support the ticket that ia nomi-
mated here tonight. whatever It may be,
tnhh 1t most unwise to put
MI. Blaekie again at the head OF this association
move 10 substitute the of Henry L. Sprague. have
last State Committee was dsgracefu and by their votes
nst month the people showed their detestatiOn OF It.
Committees action. and Mr. Blackie. who opposed
dIs3r,c senuhg OF any Cornell delegates from this
MesSrs BlsckIe. Cregan Biglin and Others who have
ou ,ne party IN different districts ought to take back
no nave nothing to explain. There ought TO be
IN tbs O Inc party Are there no other Republican,
In tie interests Of the party, which
have served for thirty years, when /
ueket; and wish that some would rise in every
district In the city, and oppose the leaders who have
Drought upon US such terrible defeat"
,, 1di.her spoke IN favor OF Mr. Backes renomina,
itaot' ana tuen 9lr spencers amendment put aud
,,rsa,,J pe JIoSe' Ihe morton 10 a1Opt the ticket
presented 10y the committee then pu aud carried.
= weitattended meeting Of the Xth Assembly Die
trlct republican Association held at No IS Avenue
a. communications from the With and XXIs Associa
IONS asking the cooperation OF the Xh Association in
READ anu thoroughly discussed.
resolution was finally adopted to the effect that the
meeting OF the Id Assembly DisJuct Republican
mittee.
CA regular meeting Of the Young Mems Republican
cup OF THIS city was held at Memorial Hall, No 81
Maulsoh-aVe. Routine business was transacted.
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HARVEY r. WILCOX.

Harvey r. Wilcox, a prominent member Of the
Stock Exchange died last evening at his home. No. 20
East Eighty-thlrd-st Mr.. Wilcox born October -,
1909. III Madison ia this state. After completing his
education he went to Ulica, where he engaged in the
jewery business He came 10 this city in 1892, ani
tered the employ or Maryland ~ Co, wnO were ater-
ward succeeded by ball, Black X 60. Mr.. Wilcox
was al one time superintendent OF the Wholesale depart
ment of AT stewart x Coz and he subsequently became 4
member Of the firm Mayer, hathaway Wilcox, yea
era dry goods dealers In 1910. partnership with
Richard ch he entered the stock brokerage business
IN which he continued until the time OF his death His
deceaEe caused by pneumonia. lie leaves wife
and two chdren-a son and daughter.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SI1725i5 FOR n: past h0'Hty-f)u- hours

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-1 a. m.-The bar
ometcr IL highest in Tennessee and lowest northeast OF
New England. Clear weather prevails IN tlc Southern
and Middle States ana Ohio Valley partly cloudy
weather and light reported from New England
and the Lake region Cooler north winds prevail
the Atlantic coast. and slightly warmer sOutherly
winds in the Mississippi Valley the Southwest, North
west and Upper Lake region. The barOme has fallen
rapidly IN the Northwest with fair weather and south
ery winds In Missouri. iowa ana Minnesota.
Indications fOr t0-tdL
For NewEngand colder fair weather in southern por-
tons light In the northern port 0ns northwest 10
southwest winds ana higher barometer
For the Middle Atlantic STATES fair veal her. norh west
to southwest winds followed during the night by rang
temperature and falling barometer.
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DEMOCRATS ELECTTEG OFFICERS.

a special meeting of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club was held last ngnt at NJ. 10 west Twenty
fourth-st, to elect a ylce-prcsdclt, two cIDers
o. the executive committee aud three inspectors OF cleo
ton on which there ties at toe regular election on
December 4. The following caud dates the regular
ticket were elected: for Yco President David Mcclure
Executive Comniltee, Richard NJ. Heury aud q. Henry
Nttnaus Inspectors of Election, Alfred t. LsutfOOt,
Francis S.V. OuvCr and htrtram Crugec
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owned by Ethan Davis I'm Holden. burned Saturday
night Loss, S4000 insured for 81 500 In the worces
ter Mutual.
VNcESSEs. Ind. Dec. 11.-Fire In Petersburg yester
day destroyed number Of stores and dwellings. The
loss Is $4,000 partly covered By insurance. man
who is believed to be the incendisry riding out
OF the town at hard gaop lust before the flames were
discovered IL Is believed that the incendarisnl grows
out OF Old quarrel TO whether the county seat Of
Pike County should be in Petersburg or IN WinslOw.
LINCOLN Neb., Dec. 11.-C. c. Burr's house
burned yesterday The loss $780, 900; half insured
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ITALIAN OPERA" DINORAH."

A strangely thin house greeted Nine. Patti
in Meyerbeers opera last evening. Rows OF seats
vacant Yet the music much above that which often
attracts full houses. and Nine. Patti was in
great force. She sang the ShadOw-SOng with eI-
quiste grace and excited with il the only enthusiasm
Which the audience displayed through the entire
ing Miss Jessie Bartlett made aZain good impression
a. CGptajO. SlgnOr ClodiO a very acceptable Co.
reatiIo The quarette very rough, TIE orchestra
aud chorus both effective.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES INA DRY GOODS sTOR-

Tie dry goods store of Terence McManus,
Nos Gl5 aud 6I7 Broadst.. Newark, was partially de
stroyed by fire yesterday morning The building was
completely guted and most OF the stock was destroyed
The loss ia estimated from 1854 900 to $4,000 TIE u-
surance amounts TO S25sOO as follows: American and
Firemep's Companies, Of Newark. $500 each
Guardian OF London s. 900 Mduu'lcurers OF Boston,
SO 300; IInpcral aud Northern, OF London. $1,000
home OF NeW-York, $4,000; anu Hanover. OF New
Work 50 500 The fire origina ed in heater In the
basement The damage to the building IL $1,000 ard IA
covered by insurance II Newark aud NeT-YOrk com
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 12-l a m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday. after midday steadily up
ward. Rainfall Cl3l Ia tie early morning. Clouu!
weather was succeeded by fair and midnight Il was
clear The temperature ranged between 800 and 39' the
average t3js' being ~ h,ierthau the eorrespohu
Inc Gay s-t wear ana ! 50 higher than on sunday.
Fair or clear weather, with slight changes In emper1-
turc may We expected TO-DAY ~ tAs cay and Vicinity
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The Theatre was well filled. tt
THE THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

Madame Modjeska appeared at Booths
Theatre RoSaiid Robson and Crane appeared at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, in Forbidden Fruit
Mr. and Mrs Florence appeared at the Windsor Theatre
in 1.-THE Mighty Dollar" The San Francisco MIN
strels brought out piece. entitled "DOdgng the
Police" Lolita, at the Grand opera House, per-
formed in play OF Alsette, by Mr.. Mars In
Boston Mrs. Lanstry acted JuliGRa in The Honey
mOgnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12

Colonel Vincent o native of Ohio. He entered the
artillery service in Novembcr 1851, Second Lieuten
ant, and promoted. He made a breyet
captain September IL 1862, for gallant and mertOr
Gus service IN battle OF Antietam, and in less than
year later he made brevet major for snguished
service at Gettysburg. He mustered Out OF the yO
service in 1859 having received the rank OF bre
Vet for faithful an mertOrious ser
vice In connection mastering OF service and
dlsDsnding the volunteer army H. retired from the
army December 10, 1870 owing TO disability result
ing from sickness and exposure while Oh duty.
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JOSIAH A. NOONAN.

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-JOsiah A. NOonan, for
many years the most prominent politician AMI journal
ls In Wisconsin, died this morning In the insane asylum
Wauw tto5l. Wis His unfortunate business ventures
and YlndIctiyc law suits brought insanity several
years ago lie was bes known in National politics
stauuch Western friend OK Pre5iden; Johnson
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morning and asked what ams 10 was His nurse, A. W.
Gardner handed him his watch. and seeing that he
umbed about 10 opening tho case. touched the spring
for good Aleep yeti
That's co. mutteIed the General. he was not fully
conscious and has remained in this critical condition all
gay n Is feared by bis friends that he viii survive
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Mr.. Bouccault's well-known farcical play
adapted from the French under the name of
Fruit presented last night atthe Fifth Avenue rhoa
tire. where Mr. Stuart Robson ana Mr. W. H. Crane Win
their dramatic company began an engagement OF TWO
weeks The piece first made famiarto the locai pupc
at Waacks Theatre, with Beckett aud Montague IN to
chief characters lis theme pleasant but ts roc-
soe spirit dyerts attention from fact and is pecu
lisrly exhlarang The emphatic style and stawart &C.
centroity Of Crane and the whimsical quzzica
perky humor of Robson were brightly displayed LII IL
The theatre was well filled This is the cast OF parts
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A NEW ELECTION ORDERET

NEw-HAYES, Conn, Dec. 11.-Judge Stod-
dard decided to-day that there must be new election
neld FOR Probate Judge In the New Britain and Bresln
districts, there being l tie vote between Jonn Walsh
Democrat. and Valentine Chamberlain, Republican As
they have agreed that the election may take place
December 49, Governor Blgelow will probably appoint
that date.
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SAID TO BE EsC4PED PRLS0yfRS.

-Four Arabs made then appearance last night
AZ the New Police station. They are said 70 De
escaped prisoners from Morocco. They. together with
two Others came To this c In a vessel by way o
Trinidad. Two Of their companions sailed for Boston
They soldiers the army With the Bey OF Iuhi
fighting against France They not Turkish subjects.
aud the Commissioners Charities aud CORRECTION
assert that these escaped Arabs have no clln ulon
them. they TO the station Migrants Ahsy
were gwen lodgings Tor the night.
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}1oiilical Notices

With Assembly District Republican Association
Primary eiect0a Tuesday, December ~ conloud < 4
a.. K. o. MCCOED Prrsidanf
EDWARD MULRT, Secretary.
Xith Assembly District Republican Association.
Primary election Tor Osccls anJ del &
mee, December II, los, AZ No 40, West 3tt 81 Pods
open from % 10 p. ~. G. A. EAyOOi, il. Press.
". uAwks, Sec'y
AAIst Assembly District Republican Association
frlnafy election vi De- held a. Morton hA tt-t es 81
This Tuesday evening ~ for election - uElcofs
and delegates g. the Central COMMITTEES for ensuing
Polls open to Top IN.
IOBT U. y. FORD, JACOB HISS, PresdcuI
XxIIId Assembly District Repub icnn Association
Primary election 70 dght ~ he@d-rtera lOthsE ner sd
P0lls open frnm 10 10 CLOCK.
DONALD MCLEAN. PgesiloaI
WA IL RRcAxsox Secretary
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BROOKLYY DEMOCRATIC PRTMARIEs.

Primary elections were held last evening by
the Democrats in the wards Of Brooklyn and towns OF
Kings County to elect four delegates the General Com
uiittee-onc-tird Of the whole Experimentation
each ward and town. There were sharp III many
OF the wards between toe regular Mclaughlin faction
and The Independents JefcTsOnians notably In the
Trird. sixth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth and Twenty second
In the Fifteenth Ward, Thomas Mclaughlin ar
rested I0r trying TO steal the DaO-DOX. Ia the rnr
teeuth ard no election had The yo.!ng ended III
Z Wrangle.
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Christmas Appeni for Poor Children


The for remem the orphans unbefendad
little ones has again come Christmas the festival day %
AID storm has fallen the children the IN New
York They SILVER through the cold alleys h4lfcisd and
huhgF OF te e down II boxes an cellars seeking shelter
aud home Who Wi aid 70 give them food and clothing ami
shelter and above all home The CndreDs Aid society
for thirty hs been caring for these neglected tto
have few pl ssures or comforts
For fifty dollars 1t eau place three homeless children IN
dollars put shoes on the feet Of 80
barefoot children For one hundred dollars give hot
MINERS for month 20 100 hungry little Who VIII
help the children OF the poor
CT. BRACE. Secretary,
Chndren's Aid Society, 10 East 4th.st. New.York
December, 1882
Gifts OF provisions and clothing may be cent the Central
oce 20 10 East 4th st. City, or viii be cald
money may any OF the under.
signed II IN ehecs or Post once orders MADE payable TO
VIVA BOOTH Presllent,
GEORGE 8 CoE Treasurer
American Exchange National Bank, l2S Broadway
{. L. BRACE Secretary,
10 East 4thst, NeW.YOrk.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the past yea IN six lodging houses
lodgings supplied In the twenty day and thirteen
evening schools a. 500 children. taught aud
paty fed and clothed g57 were sent 10 homes many in
the sick Childrens Mission 4r33 children enjoyed tho
benefits OF the summer Home" averaging about 300 per
machine the Girls Lodging House. and IN the Industrial
schools There have been 1913 orphans Ia the Lodging
ngs Bank Toa number under charge OF the Society dur
ing the year 35.S7L
On Instalnenis-NEw PIANOS, 81 0 per month Organs
So per month PRICES EXTREMELY LOW. bargains
secOnd-ha pianos Open EVENING"
HORACE WATERS Co, No. s26 Broadway
Piles and Constipation. years; DE- UPHAMs
Vegetable kectuary. the acknowledged specific
distressing complaints ofee 80 East 4h at Pamphlets
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SIMON GUNDER.

Ex-Alderman Simon Gunder, of the Tenth
Ward Brooklyn died at his home. at Court and Doug
asssts, last evening his death occurred very sud
DENY from apOplexy. Mr. Gunder was about hftyseYen
wears OF age ana was born in Germany. His business
was that Of grocer He was elected to represent his
ward In the Common Council IN 1870 ana WAS reelected
In 1877 In politics he was Democrat.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Lctta, entering on the second week of
her engagement at the Grand Opera House. for
ward last night IN the character OF MUse In Mr. Fred
erick Marsdens play Of that BY whatever name
cesgnated this alert and merry little presents
naoh the same personaiy-a sparkling, good hearted
fomp who animate with kitten Ike mischief every
seeas la siaol sac appears. Last week she ZIP