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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

James H. Strong was born April 2G, 1914 at Can
andagua " Y, and February 2 1929, was appointed
to the Unitei Navy fro this state His nrst ser
vice was on the slOOp Lexington, in the Brazilian squad
ron IN 1923 He aerwari served In the Enterprise, the
Constellation ami In the New York schOOlsaip. He was
promoted to be passed pidshpman in 1896 and after
further service in the Brazilian squadron vas com
ssioned as lieutenant He served on dferen ships on
various stations until April 81 1861 when he was com
missioned as commander and given charge Of the
stermshio Mohawk In November, 1863, he conveyed
atvisou of the Army I'm der General Banks from New
Orleans to Brazos Island. Ou November 25 the troops
uader General Banks STACKED battery OF three heavy
guns at Arkansas Pass and Commander Strong after
assisting to land the troops steamed ahead and opened
tre on the battery, wAch soon surrendered General
Ranks in bis report high praise 10 the enecuye
work OF the vessel. Mobile Bay, August D, 1902
he WAS III command Of the MJnOngahela, and h- vessel
was The FIRST TO attack the Tennessee which after
severe conflict surrendered TO him. Al the END OF the
war he received his commission rs captain. ana IN
1850 81 was inspector at the BROOKLYN Navy Yard Al
Ter servce on the soop Canandalgua on the En
ron AN squadron returned % the Brooklyn Navy 1aru
I'M 1870 and on March OF tnat year was c0mnlss Oned
commodore In 1S7l72 he served "a Lighthouse lnspec-
tor he received rank OF RearA dmiral In sept
Der 1873 and c1Imaudeftne South Allan &c squadron
untI A lgnst 1874 when he placed on the reured
lat having been in active service Of tue United
states more than fOrty-fiye years.
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r.vprvCF BARRETT.

Atthe Park Theatre, Brooklyn, MONDAY nle%'
/, svreoce Barrett began an engagement Oh one -
-,n~ a. Vortex The house was fuu' anu tno ~"
~ ,,-aeted in a most enthusiastic manner ~ - w
go nav and here, minutely to describe ms
Voriee The interest of the reader VIII DC
"He 49,, .o-vea when we remind him OF the opPor
49, " ~ placed within easy reach OF seeins ~
~ ~. .bo,ough and finely intellectual acto'. va
,,oDersonatiOns have long been wloeH Ano"I
S,h,v esteemed for their keen analytic insight M"
~ n,thetic mental fervOr the beautIu nnlsh VI
- mechanism and the sonorous eloquenoe oi tneii
,-,,-a-v Time. which mas brought to the actor Tue
,s,h,e mind has, IN recent experience holaoS
- and meowed his artistic methods SO tnHt NC
-. IN fine TT sulrs with far less apparent aHof' INN
sI1 To .ay that lie lives in the characters moro 'n
=. ,roerlv did ana takes deeper delight il "orhinN
.Sa ont to ample and adequate expression rs 20 M
ne direction and nature of his professional grown
- q, troe Measure TO Mr.. Barrett act; anu OleS
go hin, now may rest satisfied that they are eAJoS
nest e r-s OF a commanding Intellect ana HOS.
&c, nature developed and splendloy equ'pgTTe
sarnr,h fhe conscientious labor % mah! ycs'ao
eaff viii b. seen, during his BroOA An enEa S,.
90 u,,lf Pickeiiet. PeRdrcg0n. STTed Ects''' Iii
- %-;ct and Cdssus His company IL tns ralno - -
h;.h h. arev aeted at the Grand opera houS' a.
" on. nj The best theatrical ORGANIZATIONS III ''
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TIE IRoy AND STEEL INDUSTRY.

70 me razor OF The TrlbHne.
SIR: | desire to offer you my personal
thanks or your editorial steel rails and wages IN TINS
mornings edition. The advocates OF ree uaae' 20 iar
as our industry is concerned only tell half the story ard
iry to u.e that as ain argument. You nave clearly
shown that in the prosperity OF this branch Of business
the workman has had his share. And you have also
shown that he has appreciation OF it, as in the case OF
the ptdei rs who prefer 20 lie idle dem0ralizing bust
uess and make laws for their employers.
In INV experience OF twenty Eve years In tie iron end
steel business may OF Laese men have earned nom
$4,000 10 900 year, salary some OF the beet talent
"a Inc conn ny would be glad with their brains
and This n what tree-trade organs call pauperzlng
A,nerican labor. Yours, 3
W In,E. Nov. p. 1872.
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cupIsTrNE NILSSON.

-, x;Issou ever could have indulged doubt
concerning the regard entertained for heras "o"iln
"a a,t;st by New-York, that doubt must surely
- heen forever bauished by the audience
.sh,ch met her upon her appearance las'
...ar;nr at steinway Hall. and the extraord'-
,,arv enthusiasm of its reception and greeting
a-,srs was something touchingin the scene OF her
b.. appearanee The audience was ehor-
- and strictly representative one
rrso stage had been deliberately decked with hags
I'd Dslrs and flowers. Presently through an arch
appeared the familiar figure, and unforgo''e"
ssaadfas,. sweet, bright face. and the whole mouse
INSTANTLY broke into afectonate uproar' winch i''
Cor same little time was unquelled.
Nine. Nilsson returns little changed her nis'
,urber was the familiar air. Angels Ever
pr;obt and Fair of Handel She sung 1t with great
evpress,oa and produced deep eject pu'
che effect was not legitImately won, because the
singing was sacrificed to the expression. Inc Vo-
calizatioa and the phrasing were hDera'eiS
subordinated to ths making Of successive luiin7-
data points. Az the conclusion OF the ar INC
opplause was unbounded, "a were also the hl
,rihntes t1eng recalled nine Nl ss0h sang 49,
bert;s Serenade very simply, and WIN eAq"-'-'
Nine Nilsson also sang in the "a "a hss'des
Mozart and the Jewel song from faus.l IL, ar
Other saleetioas and was most enthAsi"s'i0'"' ~
plauded and frequently recalled
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NI1sIC AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Of the performance on Sunday evening by
4be Cecilia society. under Mr. b. l. Lang, OF
,he Beriioz Requiem Mass the Boston cnuos sPe"A
wen.
At the Boston Symphony Orehestra's con-
.art on Saturday evening the chief work was the
!. Froiea symphony The critics commend the perform
snee generally nut greatly deplore Mr. Henscheis SLOW
tempo Ia the Funeral March
The promised series OF Wednesday natl
aees al Day's Theatre viii begin on December o. Ohi
dren are admitted at hah P4ioe 10 S'i -
thestre
That eminent German actor, Herr Haase re-
Gently acted BuIwers Rieheeu at tine Victoria Theatre
Berlin for the benefit of benevolent society Inc
riece however was codly received and the newspaper
ertics condemned it as poor draiHa.
To-day, at Steinway Hall, begins Ihe
sale Of e seats for tue performance IL America
~ copnnds d" Redemption" which viii be given al
sieiuway's Wednesday. December g. by the New-1ork
(1orus ard Orchestra. The s0l0sts are Mrs r. AAhe
OSgood. Mrs A. Hartdegen, Miss Emily Nhsntl aha
Messrs George simpson, Franz f.ehAier'A' O"'IS'''"
Trfseh Oscar STEMS aud John +. Winch
The Philharmonic Society of Boston begins
"a season this evening. The symphony will be Beet
hoyens Eighth. Mrs. C. n Alien Will sing The great
scena and az from Der Freischuz ana an ana rom
q Rou,.o aud Juliet aud Mt. Frederic Archer win play
tbe orran part in a largo by Handel Tor organ anu
sfrngs aud concerto by Gui4leEAA ior organ ana
orchestra.
Some of the Wagner literature is striking in
,orr of erpresson Hrr Won wolzogen observes Ia the
p,rs,,,h,y BEftfer The whole wonderful struo-
.ure of the Nisbelungen music borne by the pillars
nj the Walnau theme dlssOlves into the motive " te
rodly power accom- panied by tae gigantic PAGES o. ne
Op-and- down swelling III e'""
Lg figure % persecution"
LIE FIGARO comments upon the first represen-
tations at the Opera-COmque Of two oneact pieces
la Mutt de saint JEAN by NJ. Paul IAeome' and
"Baftez Phiidor," by NJ. Amedee Datacq H. Lccome
4 known by his works performed at the Folies-D Drama
~ ruann nd
or ~ = S,trI,1 ia strictly deDUtart lie Figaro
a Of oniu,on tnai neither work succeed.
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BIGLow-on the 27th inst Mrs Susan A. wife Of the late
Lucus Bigow, IA the 69rh year OF her ag,. - w.,
iaS' the 18th inst. at l O'Clock.
EAGLE-On sunday, November % l882 Commodore Henry
Relatives and friends family officers OF the United
states navy Military order Loyal LEGION aud 7eerans OF
the Iexicin War rOspseiuy invited 70 attend the
on wednesday. Nov ember 20. at 10 o'clock a. m
FURBCsa-on sunday. November rs, silas B. Furbush In
RELATIVES and friends respectfully inted to attend A.
funeral services ~ N nus ami DO ar Z 30 IN
Intement p1yate.
funeral services residence Friday, Decem
Carriages IS vii Meet the II m from foot Of Barcayst
New-York.
HArCH-on sunday morning. 18th ins Ruth Wills wife Of
F53e e2v from her late residence the srathn
corner Broadway and 52dst wednesday the -Jth ins a'
Please omit flowers.
HoYT-On Monday morning November a, ne s
Fnnsra NJ south salem westchester Co.. n Y, wednesday
November 20; at $50 D. M
LIE CLEAR-At his residence. in Rutherford " j. 81
a m November 20 1882 Thomas LeCear' after Al illness
The 1unelai services wiz be held at Dis late re''s'o o
Tadnes,lv NOvember 20, at i0JO a. 10.
Tram leaves Erie depot, foot Of Chamborsst at '9o.
No ow Senors Of the National Academy Of Design are
invited to atssnS ae Wenesday 18th inst Rutherlor
X A. az Train Erie Hallway leaves loot oil Chambeisst at
$50 a. M Intefn'p 4 ADDISON RICHARDS secy y. a.
On Sunday, November 20 lH7- Jo1n d - 'tpAt
INni srviees viii be held Wednesday. November 20
ar ate residence. summit y j. on tse arrNa OF tne
ina m train from New-YOrx, D.. L. and ". r. r. foot or
SrADE-At his residence l35 80 TUESDAY syen
ING Novsmber % Jarvis Morgan Of Jarvis and Han
NAH II. slade, IN the 3Uth year VI his age.
Notice o funeral hereafter.
sIBLEY-Departed THISTLE November 81 Annie cough
ian beloved wife OF Henry Hebbeithwate siOley.
Funeral held at ot ChysOstOms chapel corner OF
3th ST. 7th at ~ O'Clock Thursday morning JUN
Friends are respectfully invited 70 attend.
sIDFII-On Monday 9th Martha A. widow OF John
A sidpll OF this city, in the S7th year Of her .
the family invited 90 attend tne
Stephens Episcopal Church, 4Oth ST. hea
8th-aye, to-day "Wednesday at 1 O'Clock
rREGO-SuddenIy, oil morning OF pertt0nus
Thomas Markley Ireso @b" t""'s'
daughter George W. Carpenter. ..-ta.a
Funeral Wednesday afternoon AT 0cIOeA ASh N0' ~
residence, 80 CintOn.aye., Albany, " y,
wARNER-November IS, at Lake BonAohAoin" L. -
Henry Warner, h.tat 70. 81. t.,o ros,de,ce
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OVERWHELMING THO HEROES.

IT, The Edttor Of TAs Tribune
SIR: May trouble you to send half of the in
soscd $40 to the family OF che heroic engineer
Joseph A. Sc gs and remaining five to some poor de-
ssryng individual family whose Thanksgiving may
b. rendered more real by this sm al sum L. W.
Soaiagton. Conn, Nov 81 1882.
THE portion Of the above intended for the eDgi-
aeer's family has been forwarded The remaining
- has been sent to Mrs. Peter Woodland Of Jersey
City the wife of the Assistant Superintendent of
The Hudson River Tunnel who lost his life in efforts
70 save others in the airock accident OF 1soO.-Ed
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Foreign mails for The week enuhg Decehoei Va" ''
az u. ~ AZ 80 FOR europe pef = ta o-i
- ~ teeus own foe France mas 3e directed pei
r,toYia a. for France direct per - feTriie
10" ,ta,'Ic al 10 the Netherlands .tfecI lti =
scblefan via Amsterdam; at 1850 a m or Yea fus@ it
,',rseon- per al 10 H. fOf haytl PEI -
ALA AZ i3O m. Cuba Porto Rico and eHi.o ict
civ Merida, VIA Havana al $50 M 10 ac site
VA New. orleans nj sSO m for Newfoundland aho u
Pierre MiqueiOn. aiAnlax ,.,..- ., 49,.
TN asDAY-At go fOr Europe, per - cits o. on
treaL via Queenstown tiettefs Tor Germany aii lance
Nassau AID MlLtnzas. CuDs per - cry o ,A AA'oa1
Europe, 1u.s ia va ny Hantn Nn,t'
bourg Hamburg at $50 1. H. iof besH'sI pc ~
pRfpHYNAt A. H. for tho West indies and Brazil per -
noruhese Via Newport News az 10 = IN fJr As.inHat
and south Pacific, per - Aea uico a.. ~. -, -.
EATURDAN--.At TOT Europe per - btli ANT wa
Queenstown stiers for Germany ant scotland must ee
directed per Bntannie al AM Tor ocOtaln dlicsIucf
~. Dcyonla VIA Glasgow. al a IA Tor SeisiAlh erect
per "a Nrdesland Antwerp AZ II A. ia Tor Eutoc.
So Dona VII southampton aud hrrmrh AZ y a.
foT the Winiward Islands per "a bermuda az iSo r. NJ
for Cuba the Vest Indies, DEF 81 Saratoga VIA Ma
Mails Tor China and Japan per City Of Toxic Fran
cisco close November s21, at The mails Tor us
tralia New.Zealaud sandwich and mi Islands. per
City Of ydney san Francisco close December . az
Up. .... ~ -. ,,o.. -.
schedule OF closes OF trans Paetne maia u aFan On
the uninterrupted overland irsn 20 saa frla
Nails the EAT arriving tune al san tsahciscs
day VI sailing u steamers e dispatched ia" sane dv
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SOCIAL ENTERTALN1MENTS.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turnure gave a re-
cepton and cotIOn last evening at their house. In
Madison-ave., for the purpose of introducing their
daughter Miss Jean Turnure, TO their friends The re-
ception lasted from to u D. M after which there was
cotillion led by De Lancey Kane and Miss Turnure'
Miss Dresser Miss Eta Strong Misc Hall. Miss Ross
Miss Campbell, the Misses Binsse, Miss Marie and Miss
Work nearly all OF whom deDutantes received the
company with Miss Turnure.
Mr. aud Mrs. William 5chormerhoEn EaVs larsa -
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EVENTS LOCAL THEATRES.

Monday night was a busy one In the theatres
-,So--.vork Mr.. Mccullough appeared as SPaTlde"s
Ms Lanetry acted JuliaHG in The Honey noon
n, stetsa1. at Booths Theatre revived inc lAsu1S
:, I0ndou" Messrs Harrgan and Hart, at the Iheare
Coniope orodueed play by Mr. HaTrl9An GU
,iset &" Ncsorley's InfatiOn.' The Nokes fahA!' a.
Nlblo's revived The Bellies OF the hl.'no-' -
=. ,ost,er with The Country Cousin" Ia bro0Al4n
fasrreune Barrett began an engagement ~ t"S
e. I-ar Sitv Ms. Helen Vincent came out as ""''e@
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SIX MILLIONS SAVED.

The amount of money saved by the COnnec-
tcut Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Hartford III the
last dfeen years only, by keeping It's commissions, sal
aries expenses OF management at the lowest
practicable point compared with the aggregate aver
age expenditures for the same items, OF the twelve larG-
est and present most prosperous companies during
the same PERIOD is over So 900 OOOthat s had it's rate
of expense been the theirs tie amount Of its
penses would have been S60O0000 greater than
Trr-r
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

this trnth
sfinehes divisions u o hoan
preceding midnight Tue irregular white line Oasna
BY
the EeA
lsts PaAT nEey, AIS brssdsss
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. 29-l a m.-The movement ID
the barometer yesterday downward Fair weather
followed by cloudy weather The temperature
ranged 200 and 31' the average t287s being
5,o than the pondng day last ana
10 lower than on Monday.
Slight change in temperature with cloudy weather ana
possibly snow, may DC expected to-day this city and
vicinity.
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DIR. ALEXANDER N. DOUGHERrY.

Dr. Alexander NJ. DOngherty, a leading
physician and surgeon of Newark died suddenly last
night heart disease at that place During the Rebel
lion he was medical director Of the Second Army Corps
aud he attended General HlncocS when wounded Az
fer the war pc was postmaster o. Newark. lie was pres
ideut o ue STATE Medical Society, and chieI oI sian Oi
st Micha.rs Hospital
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ware hall last evening their honse IN West Twenty
tlird-st., In uOnor OF their niece, Miss Cotinet
Mrs Jeremiah ROb1sou gave reception at her house,
IN Montague Terrace Brooklyn He Zhs. last evening
The Enre Mons Association, OF Brooklyn. held one OF
Its regular meetings Last night.
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MRS. LANGYRY's BOSTON ENGAGEMENT
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

Bos1oy, Nov. 28.-The sale Of seats Tor
Al, Lanrtrys engagement at the Globe Theatre
was opened at O'Clock this morning when al.
ef the desirable seats in the house for the opening
night were rapidly sgd, principally to spectators
The Somerset and Union clubs also ooHEh, ne"'' =
ooa deal o. dissatisfaction expressed ny persons
-, - ,..ivad ny an authorized statement that only
Zen seats would be sold TO one person NJ, buIH ,
aud Martin Drake Mr. Stetsons rtpreseAtaI' 6, ~"
oyer declare that clean box sheet was sbo"H' anu INV
,nIe tir.f come arst served was adhered to.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
gm,,,i, f)- Ia pr ts'atf-fotr hours

SYNOPSIS f)r IA pr t-fotr hours
WAsHINGToN. Nov. 29-1 a. ma storm OF
considerable energy moving in nartheastery track, J.
tral east OF North Carolina coast The pressure
il highest in Manitoba Rain or snow has fallen IN al!
the districts except the West Guf states aud New Eng
land The prevailing winds northcrly. The empfra-
ture has faleu the Lake region Missouri valley ana
SOusn Atlantic States elsewhere IL has reialued nearly
STA Onary.
Indications fOr. ,D-fty
For Ncw-EnSland, cloudy weather with snow nor'i-
erly WINDS stationary or lower temperature ana pres
sure.
For the Middle Atlantic States, c!oa1y weather with
rain o snow, northeast bacglg ~ northwest winds
stationary lower temperature, followed by rising Bar
Ometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

AVOID a cOstive habit of body, not only be-
cause of the attending discomfort 0ut lest it engender
diseases involving serious consequences Dr. d.
Jaynes sanative Pills either laxative or cathartic
according to the dose. and may be depended upon to
produce healthy secretions OF the liver and stomach
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DEATH AT4Y ELEEATAD SrATION

BENJAMIN De Sofa. age slxty-fve, of No. 4O2 West
Fifty-seveutn-st a merchant of BeaVer-st., died
suddenly AT $50 p. III. yesterday at the Christopher
street station OF the elevated road
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COyGRESsMAN-ELEcT HEBRON.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch from
Baton Rouge 20 The Times Democrat states that General
Andrew = Herrsn, COngres5man-etct from the \ b
DIS ict died very suddenly Al his residence, at l-9O
o clock last night Of ucart disease.
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LECTCEE ON POWER.

A large audience assembled in the Broadway
Tabernacle last evening to listen TO lecture unuer
the auspices of the American Institute OF CHRISTIAN
Philosophy by the Rev. Or. ii. II. Tucker, OF At
Ianta Ga. upon Power The speaker SAID that
in his opinion power spiritual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

ATTENTION Is INVITED 10 AN UNUSUAL ~
sORTMENT OF FINE OLD CLOCKS. WITH and WITH
OUT CHIMES ARE Is PERFECT ORDER
HOWARD & CO., 2Gi Jth-aye., New-Nork
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NJ. SCOTTCOOK.

CIycIyNATI. Nov. 2s.-M. Scott Cook, of
Chlicothe, Ohio. an uncle Of the wife Of exPreaden
HAYES died to-day.
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HENDERSON q. sCUDDER.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 2S.-HendersOn o..
Sender prominent merchant Of this city, died sud
denly to-day from heart disease.
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TEALL- BISs ELL-Ou Tuesday, November e. az ST.
luas3 hurc by the Rev. Dr. DeEaW assisted uV rue
Rev Or Morgan oliver sumner Teal 70 Florence sanford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

Bird lIannn keeps Canaes I'm constant and cures
diseases. . cents at Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure Poisonous mncus,
ha Mn. dripping IN the throat bad breath impaired voice
and hearing 40 solutely cured 81 VI all druggists
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6uerial Notlees.

a. rne.xs,JO peeeshaye been purchased By
A. hall and placed on sale from 81 % per
yard ALA. - and
Pile. Permanently Eradicatei
mi q weeks without xnipo ugAtIre or esauo sem -.
ssulaS containing rslesonoea DR AofE - " 90 -'ss
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ReIinlous Noilces.

The rhurch Of the Incarnation. the rev. AhLhC "
RRoO Eecfor will their rhsnksgNn3 rerslss ~
Thursday November 81. at Masonic ielnp'e' %" " anu '
ave-, Al IL N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

G.. hn, finally in an enthusiastic manner. and
= aaptapls ought to have long career upon 'no
raricau stage
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OBIIUART.
PEAR ADMIRAL STRONG.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The Navy Depart
nent is informed that Rear Admiral James H. Strong
retired died at Columbia, C., tns morning from hen-
Orrhagc Of the lungs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

The New. yoEk Ladies' Home Missionary society,
Five Points MlssiOn. site " tae Old BreWeTyh
63 PARKSr.
will coebTre it, 39d Thank sgying Anniversary on Thurs
day November 80 1882. Exercises IN sinyns aea, Gus
and Calsthaucs by the Children at 1870 Rev. ~ y
TERRY. u D.. presIJng The Chil0rens Dinner viii bs
served AT 3 D m DONATION SOLICITED
II notied send articles donated part OF
the city The public are invited TO attend 800 o. .
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- Thank siyise. , .o 80,

THU R-DAi. NONEMbLN w. ~
HOWARD MISSION AND HONE t1t - DBL" " 49,
Tho revo wing yeIg Ilin blIn-s % "a "a. i'l ~ laf
gaiEcrin-s and II II. ana naolh G. % s'lhs 'At e
I'M season Of etufuin. spe ai talnss = Divine Pr d
a1n tendcr lte, nave - Pc rf
us "a a w0uder.ul malaer d'ring tn pet year -. an,
season aai D'i''il " w ,F'
needy by substantial toSen Oi a. ''H' ana A''
y sTsSntvonc years the Toward Mission has cared .or
thnnsnis II polr AID circtel child CO.. hundfeis ii
lies and other poor OF the CITY ot n e" orr 'Hd '"
The Mission doors are always o1ea 10 the homes- 'd .
riecfer and Oh tie oct in 81 az,
msutuflOn's twenty hrst THANKSGIVING tessi,a n' 80
chiefly child n. vi 10 Y" df so t'i
Tbankstin Dinners and for Their a1it ~ lhe % Ga ~ ~
which We express THANKS % nal kh no ~ hte "hnp
c,re ftev an, ave- AZ Ills creai -
HelD tist gwen many t0T thlu anu nni"o-'"
shall need generous supply 0f poultry provisions -
,grougan mcnis the day itsrli also hocial e'h
nj Iuery aud other sustain tbs ~lhtei Work
N,e - OF families connected with the Mission,
cl.snts Oi benefits thTOu ghOut the year------ ,'s
Chlldrcu members above iamines
N-tgits families the si't1
placed in homes aud places II business during the past ~
c6 n, be.ks may be sent 10 SIR II T.. TOmpkins treas
urer p a. Box $685. 20 MI A. : iiaeA president, No.
Nassau a.. ScW- YORK Cliy
ri kinds OF provisions and clothing 10 tie Mission House
Seryees ON Thank seivns Day % interesting chaFpctcr
aud addi by attractive SPEAK
Dinner served throughout the afternoon ..,.,.
open al II O'Clock Service, coAiuieho' ~ N
you are e0'u''y '"''''" ~ A . HATCH President
HE ToNPKINs, Treasurer.
JOSEPH HAGUE Agent
H siRgip.Ep KNAPP 4 CO., sixth-ave. AMI lStnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29
FOREIGN PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.

Better prices prevailed at the closing sale
Of European paintings at the Madison Square Art
Rooms, no IL East Twenty -thira-st last night The
pictures aF1nging Ihe best prices we're az iouo~s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29
speslal NOtuss
Memarinls.

Artistic Memorfnis 49,. >, -. 49,.
THE new. ENGL Az D GRANirENDhk bArsfo'a.O''@
~ o1srrtss ard <shops. Westerly, X ..,.,.
Fine mona mental aud blliiny sorktn jrtaibh
and 81 Inmates farnshe without charge Corrssyynn
hctsd ~ Y. Ofice I32l b way {. W. GAN ~ EisD, ~
a.a.,~ for 1ood reliable Painless Dsnsttirvi forty
years practice prices rednced GOOD hnpos ses, a.ss
Gold aud Platina work on pest set ~, Wv
Filling from IL up Extracting under gas ID eens-
- DR. WATT 4 son. IS East 23d-st near stl-t