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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

The inhabitants of Brooklyn will be edited
this week with the milk and water play OF The Raah
Mr. H. NJ Pitt Marion Gilmore, L. NJ Holland, and other
pcrocrs are 10 enact this piece at the Park Theatre,
Under the direction Of the Madison Square Theatre
ageInent and that of Colonel Sim.
John Mccullough was in the city on Friday,
and left on Saturday for Philadelphia His health
trely restored necessary TO the public agans
Jokes and sensational stories respecting this actors stat
of health which from time to time imposed upon the
press. These stories originate partly in ignorant gossip
partly In malice. Mr., Mccullough has been In poor
Lealth-OverwOTked tired and depressed In spirits. But
this illness has passed away, and there Is
whatever for any further talk upon the subject. Mr.
Mccullough does not promote festivity much he
did In former years. and this is the illness which
peOple q much perceive,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

DIED
BAKER-On saturday December % 1883, Abbie, daughter
Of Fred aud the late sarah Baker
FuueI her late home No p West St. on Wednes
day, December D. mt 10 a. m.
It f. requested kindly that flowers be not sent
COILINSOn Friday the 81 inst in the seth year Of HIS
age the Rev Charles Terry collins pastor u Plymouth
Church. Cleveland Ohio son OF Charles and Mary Terry Col
Inns.
Relatives and friends the family invited to attend
the residence OF his father PasadeaYe, NOnker
Tuesday afternoon nj o'clock
Funeral services Hartford Wednesday afternoon, the
arrival Of the ii n. m. train from New-Gork
FIELD-At RIdgcwjod. " j. on Sunday, December 49,
Amanda relict Of the late Joel u Field.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GREGORY-On sunday, 23d Annie Maria, aged 6j, wife OF
George John Gregory.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
UERRICK-On Friday evening, December 81 GeOrglana
wife OF Richard p Herrick.
a the family residence, No 81 West ST.
Monday, December "a, at ii a. IN.
LUNDY-On saturday December %, Ida D., daughter Of
Mary Kozell and the late Ascl Lundy.
friends invited 90 attend the funeral from
OF Mrs Marshall Spring 3OS West Jstsf
Monday, December "a, at O'Clock.
POPPENHUSEN-At College Point L. /, Friday afternoon
Conrad POppcuhusen aged % wears.
Funeral will take place Monday December p, az ii m
from the POppenhusen Institute.
Trains Long Island city at 1905 IN; returning at
1890 and m.
Carriages at station.
THOMPSON-Athis residence, Mountain tation. y. J.
Friday December 81, Mr. Watson Beach Thompson In the
35th year OF hs age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter,
VOORHEES-At Morristown. Y. j. December o. Cornella
A. widow f. Voorhees, In the 10Th year of her age
Funeral her late residence Monday December "a at
IL a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS cHRISTuAS.

10 the Editor Of the Tribune
SIR: For many years the public school teachers
OF this city received their December salaries before the
christmas vacation. They were then enabled 10 enjoy
The festive in appropriate without at
The same time embarrassing in the slightest degree the
school officials the finance department OF the city
Last year the timehonored rule changed at the sug
sestion OF some highly paid principals, but contrary 10
the wishes OF the teachers In body The restoration OF
me OLD system would be not only act OF Justice but
most welcome Christmas gift to thousands OF hard working
women whose necessities especially during the holidays,
largely exceed their IL 20 be hoped that steps
may be taken % restore the old order of things Under
suspension OF the rules TO which commissioner will
oDeeU the present bylaw he changed IN few
nlnues. Such action win he heartily approved by all
we class teachers in the city, and WILL moreover be
fsnctly In accordance with Justice. VIII THE Tribune
sihdiy grant It's powerful aid In this matterl
Respectfully,
Aee- York, Dec. 10. 1883. ASSISTANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 24.-1 n. m.-The movement
in the barOmeteris downward. Fair weather fol-
lowed by cloudy weather, with a heavy snowfall at
night, the measuring ~ OF an inch when melted.
The temperature ranged between - and lO', the aver
age $50 being 393-o lower than the corresponding
day last year and 9a- lower than on Saturday.
Cloudy and warmer weather, with snow possibly turn
followed at night by clearing weather may
be eNprcted today N this city ana vIcinIty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
THE USE or CHLoR0FORM INCREASING.

In conversation with tribune reporter yes
teray East side physician alluded the ofchloro
form by women. "The practice T. dangerous and the
evil Is growing" said he. Women take ohloroform for
the reason that men take whiskey-becauso they
like t. They enjoy the effect. though their feelings
few hours later not pleasant. Tho immediate eject
Is agreeable. ChlorofoIm Is cheap and forms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

.,ve,v manufacturing elngCyme6s t as many , az
S nH in 9 eS%sS sdas
propo rtonauVn' than m This country. One would sup
+ cotton ana hd flax S%gt to
be cole 10 Suppl nantity OF goods England sends; but
Of snSn is mainly by processes far less effective
and than those used in the western a roWS
al In Iulia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Religious Notlres.

Church OF 81 Mary the yrgu-Christmas seryicessol.
en Vespers this evening O'clock First celebration
mdnght second celebration, 1850 thri celebration ~
Tickets OF admission required for the High Celebration
Christmas Day and the High Celebration
day, Dec. 30.
- Ignaus Church. West aOth s-Christmas seyices-ist
oelebraton ninight I'd celebration ESQ Sd ceebra-
ton (chOrall and sermon, l0;i6 a. m.
~. Georges Church, Stuyvesant Square Rev w a
RAINSFORD, Observation-Disclosures Day Conn.,
munion, s q u. morning service anu sermon IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
MIR. GRAUS FRENCH OPERA.

The burning of the Standard Theatre disturb
Cd the plans for the season of Mr. Maurice Graus French
opera which to have begun in that house next Mon
day The has been overcome however, by
the hiring the San Francisco Opera House. and the sea
son will not be postponed 1t will begin as planned on De-
cember 81 and last several weeks. The company is u-
changed and Miles Aimee, Angelo, Fouque and others
will appear in the Operetas brought out during the nst
season the Fifth Avenue Theatre, besides reVhg La
Vie Parsienne" an. "Oliyette"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
THE THEIR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-For New-England,
warmer cloudy weather. with increasing eastery
winds veerng to sOutherly, falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer cloudy weather.
with snow and rain increasing eastery winds yeerng to
southerly falling barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
5perlal Notices.

MRS. SOUTHWORTHS GREAT STORY
MRS SOUTHWORTH'S GREAT STORY,
MRS. sOUTHWORTH'S GREAT STORY,
MRS. soUTIWoRrH5 GREAT STORY,
MRS. SOCTHWORTHS GREAT STORY,
MRS. SOUTHWORTuS GREAT STORY,
ENTITLED
ENTITLED
ENTITLED
ENTITLED
ENTITLED
ENTITLED
FOR WOMAN'S LOVE,
FOR wOMAN'S LOVE,
FOR wOMAE'S LOVE,
FOR WOMAN'S LOVE,
FOR WOMAN'S LOVE,
FOR WOMAN'S LOVE,
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
THE NEW-YORK LEDGER,
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
THE NETWORK LEDGER.
FOR SALE AL ALL NEWS DEPoTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tAs va-t1nt I'll,
sneh Ts VspeatcuAr nss sys d'us 0fs Tor the 81
preceding miinat The white ota8hI
y the ay Daring those h0an The broken DATED IN,
the rssion In Indicated By tie the q, Hal
mats Pharmacy, slS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1888

the habit Of taking II IL Is hard TO break IL on It'll used
most frequently by persons whose nerves are shaken ana
who cannot sleep I produces dr0wsiness and soothes
the bran-for the time being. The way It Is taken is
usually 10 saturate cloth or sponge win choroiorn'
and breathe the fumes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

All the new books at low prices, and rich and
tastefully bound sets and single volumes, in the new
feathers for presents, shown by White, Stokes &
Allen, 1872 Fifth-ave. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING.

J. Collections In all the Churches Hospital sunday and
In all the Synagogueson Hospital saturday.
2. Through the following Auxiliary Associations;
Cigar aud Tobacco ITadc-Henry ROscnwad Treasurer las
Water.st
Dry Goods Trade-A H. Kingman Treasurer 60 worth.st
Drug, Paint and Oil radeA H. Ansbacher, Treasurer AZ
stock Exchange--Wiiam Alexander smith, SO Walst,
and John y. Bussng 10 Wal.st, Treasures.
Mercantile Exchange-Joseph IL. GrOhL Treasurer, 81
Book Trade-Hcnry Barnes. Treasurer Ill wilam-st.
3. Through Committees IN the follow ing Exchanges:
New York Produce ExchanSe-George w smith, treasurer
10 SOutl-st.
NewYork Cotton Exchange-Meyer Lehman, Treasurer 40
Exchange Place.
NewYork Maratme Association-John Townsend Treas.
urcr, Maritime Exchange.
Through subscription lists circulated in the following
exchanges and trades;
Clothing Trade.
Newly Ork Petroleum Exchange.
New.York Mining and Petroleum Exchange.
Tea Exchange.
Coffee Exchange
Printers aud Stercotypers.
Wine and Spirit Traders Society Of the United States
Charles Itenauld Treasurer. So Mater.st.
Glass and Chinaware lIsteD Feter Treasurer 81 Park.
place
Lodges who have kindly consented
this funds
l. o. Berth-s. Hamburger, Grand Secretary. eos
.. Sons Of Israe-H. Goldsmith Secretary
p 2dnve
Kosher Shell Barzel-H. Rosenha Grand Secretary Py.
Berelh Abraham-A. Robinson, Grand Secretary GO Es
sex-St.
Through subscription lists in the hands Managers
Of each OF the Hospitals
T. Through ooleconbOxes Elevated Railroad stations
leading
taurants and various places Of public travel and
Through money direct Mr. Charles Lanier
era Treasurer No 26 NaSslu.st whom all from
whatever contributed should be Tin
which the full report OF the collection viii be given through
the public press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

For a Worrying Cough, or any Throat OF
Lung Trouble, at Dr. Jayne's Expectorant. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

The Chdrens Aid Society thirty years been caring
for the little children of NewYor newsboys boot
blackeners little pedders sweepers baggage
ers and the thousands Of little girls who gather aud
bones sell papers, work home the houses
These children throng Very many homo
less and endless wander ragged
in the snow and winters storm and heart
sick. those for whom careth.
Who will help Society happy day
children Of poverty Who that thinks what
would become thus thrown out into the bitter life OF the
streets can refuse to make Christmas day bright
these little victims Of misfortune.
The best Christmas gift homeless orphan Is a
One hundred dollars will send five homeless children
home In the far West
Sixty dollars will put shoes the bare feet OF sixty needy
little Sixty dollars will give a
good Christmas dinner To several hundreds of BOYS ina
Who viii help to make Christmas holidays happy to those
Chldren's Aid Society, 10 East 4thst, New.York.
offs q psy,I9ps and clothing Be sent Re Central
for II the address be forwarded. ''
Of money may be Reossd to any OF the nnder
VIM A BOOTH 81 President resident,
GEORGE s. CoE Treasurer,
American Exchange Nationel Bank, LIS Broadway.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the past year. in our six lodging bouses
T0s ana f a s s55 nf eyoS ANA
We're 81 children who we're ansht and partly fed and
were aided With food medicine etc. through the Sek chi
SKINNER Home" at BATH H. SyeraEns about SO per
weekG tS2 girls have 9een IN he use o.
schools 1876 II have been deposited In the Penny saw
the year S7,O57.
Bycicle Wanted.
WANTED. A SECONDHAND BICYCLE, about IS to 81
inches. Address +, Box 81, tribune Office.
F.J. KaIdenberg
MEERsCHAUM PIPES, SMOKERS ARTICLES,
AMBER CHAINS AND JEWELRT &ey
Together with full stock OF
IVORY GOODS, TOILET SETS, CONES. PAPER FOLD.
Frs PUFF BOXES HAIR BRUSHES, &c, sc.
Curios Carvings sc.
TORTOISE SHELL COMBS and goods OF all kinds.
WALKING CANES, Mountelin Gold, silver Ivory, and
an immense variety OF other Mounts, &c, &c.
l25 FULToN-sT., near Nassaust
No. G, UNDER Aston HOUSE.
HOrne-M Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIEs PICKLES, &C
Housckcepcrs get the above articles male from old
orders 10 SARAH $ McELRATH
3J3 Degrawst, Brooklyn, y. Y
Goods stored until fall. Circulars with references prices
sent on application.
Rapid Transit Commission.
pnTs9spt 10 Than GG ~ tbe faws Of ISL and
a@endment thereof viii hoS daily esons until iurtsr no.
32 o'clock p. at their Offices, first floor OF the
TIS6e qdns SE The PuTRgsS q further hearing such
It's in the city Of New.YGrk
Dated N'~ 6SSlE Rsi D X isss smith,
Th9EHE /. sSffEEREARr, Commissioners.
ABRAHAM BIZ HAN K 1,6 EARLE
r, L. OGDEN Acting secretary
Achieve, nv The Ersnt sgeess 80 g pur1s1ox
OF COD LIVER OIL, with PEPsIN AND QUINLNE, ha.
and SIS 5th.aye.
The Hospital Saturday and sunday Association
OF
NETWORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

Two experienced physicians OF the Swift Specific Com
pany Atlanta, Ca have located at No. lj9 West Twenty.
third and will be pleased to all who afflicted with
blood skin diseases Examination and consultation free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

~ have been coming here for twenty years." is what
many say when they make their annual visit
TO buy Xmas gifts. Hail. Ncoll Granbery. Entrances
% JOhn.s and II and 10 Maiden lane Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

No Christmas Table should he without bottle OF Augos-
Ber the world renowned appetizer Oexquisite favor
Beware VI COuutcTfeltsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
LANDLORDS Perfume, Edeni'

LANDLORDS Perfume. Edena.
LundboIgs Perfume, Marecha Mel Rose.
Luudborgs Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily Of the Valley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Limoges Novelties.

Limoges Novelties.
(ROOKWOOD POTTERY:
Artistic Gonrds, Vases and Jugs.
SIX Plush OdOr Cases Cut CRYSTAL Bottles.
Above hled with LundbOrg's Perfumes and Cologne.
For sale by Dealers.
Depot No. "a BarClay-st, cor. Church.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
.MlRR[ED.

LANE-PENpEXTER-on Thursday, December 20. 1888,
the Rev Thomas r.. NoUye, d. d, Mary B. Pendexter
10 =. Van Zandt Lane, all Of this city
An notices Of marriages must be ihdorsed wih (ull
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
The Hospital Saturday and sunday Association
OF
NETWORK CITY.
1888

Hospital saturday Dec 20. Hospital Sunday Dec. 80.
Gfts toward current expenses the endowment OF beds
FOR building purposes be DIES grated for Hospital OF
this city and such gifts will be forwarded through the
Of the Association to the Hospital indicated by the donor
Contributions however especially solicited these
days General Fund which will be divided among
Associated Hospitals according TO the Bylaws OF the Assoc
CiatiOn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Gueeial Notices.


Anti. Hair 4uid) superAuous hari dye minutes
harmlessly and permanently price 50. DR. SHAMEFUL
l,733 North 22dst, philadelphia, Penn
Bangs e. Co., 739 and 741 Broadway,
win sell at auction
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
December 81, % and 20.
at $3.50 p. m,
A collection of
LAW BOOKS,
REPORTS. TREATIsEs, COMMENTARIES,
DIGEsTs STATUTES, LAWS, 60, &c,
Including the Library OF the late
ALVIN @. BRADLEY.
Good Christmas Gin.
TICKET OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
Clinton Hail. Astor.pace and sth.st
BRANCHES No No 81 51, Sth;ays
Number Of Volumes In Library, 20O,770.
New books added published Reading supplied
with over 400 periodicals. Any member.
TERMS, SIS PER YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
The New-YorS Association for Improving the Condition
ofthe Poor.

Ofthe Poor.
Now in its 1s year usefulness undertakes to visit and re-
keye the poor In their homes living between the Battery
the Harlem River The being
by the funds applicable this purpose friendly
operation with the Charity Organization Society which
1t has given up onehalf OF its building free
II appeals earnestly for contributions in money aud
kind enable carry this winter with renew.
cd efficiency.
Its depot where good suitable provisions etc. are SUD-
piled TO the at the lowest open inspection
HawOm garments for and specially accepta-
be blankets and articles suitable the sick are also much
needed and the General Agent viii gladly send to packagss
The volunteer cooperation OF those willing to devote por
ton OF their day to visiting the poor in their homess
cordially invited Subscribers sending special urged
TO continue their interest until tho applicants sesuppo
ing list OF applicants deserving personal visitation and
continued help kept died the oce and viii DO
subscribers DESTROYS Of aiding them further All donations
should be sent John Bovine General Agent 10 Fourth
checks payable the order OF Mr. Robert b. Mnturn
Treasurer IN behalf OF the Executive Committee
HENRY E. PELLEw, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

Luudborg'. Perfume, Alpine vlolt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

church in state Heretofore, for how many CEN
turics know not, it has been the custom for Lord
MAYORS to drive in coach and four to public worship.
The present potcntatc says lac will not do IT because
il requires unnecessary work OH Sunday from his
servants But hc slightly spoils the effect of this
piece of Christian humility by announcing also that
Inc shall continue to entertain the clergy at lunch.
Whcrcupon the mere wording is tempted to remark
that a big lunch keeps more servants busy than a
promenade in pondcrous equipage to church But
the Lord Bishop of London, who is not a wording
has written letter to thank Lord Mayor Fowler for
tho lift hc has given to the cause Of Sunday OBJ
servancc.
The English. it may be said, are on the whole a
very considerable people in such matters sparing
their servants needless Sunday work. They con-
trive to 90 TO church good deal, and cOntriye at
the same time to give cOachmcn and foOtmcn and
groOms and horses pretty complete rest on tnat day
II is the rule in many families that the carriage shall
not go out on Sunday in London. In the country
such vacation cannot generally be given the dis
lance to church being often too great for walking
But drives for pleasure unless it be pleasure TO go
and hear service and scrmonl are discouraged And
very fine ladies who dine out in London on Sunday
evening maybe seen driving in hansoms rather than
disturb their own establishments
1t may surprise you to hear that a question
whether Mr.. Irving's visit to NewYork has been
success can be seriously asked in England. But so
il is, and hero is Mr.. LabOuchere this week pro-
nouncng that on the whole Mr.. Iryings success has
been decided lie goes on TO yindcate the cause Of
such doubt as there has been on the subject; sug-
costing that little candOr in the chronicling of
facts might be practised by the New-York cores
pondent of The Standard. 1t is plain, says Mr. La
bouchege, that this gentleman does not admire Mr..
haiti n.f
opinion of the public who do admire him:
He telegraphs some extracts from the New-YOrk
papers about Mr. Irving's ShylOck showing that Jas
usual the critics arc divided, and then announces
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-22

Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone Company, came down from
Idaho a few days ago. He succeed.
ed during tie past week in oomplet-
ing negotiations for the establish
ment of telephone system in Boise
City and in the new town Of Caldwell.
and a connecting link between the
two towns. He says that Caldwell
has bright future before it, and that,
judging from the enterprise exhibited
by its citizens, it Is bound to make 3
good location.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1883-12-22
GOOD WORDS.



Hon. P. A. Regain, who returned
from Boise City on Sunday last, in
forms us that while gone he visited
Caldwell, on The o. S. L. r. R., neal
Boise River. The town is being
built up rapidly with good substan-
tial frame buildings, and has quite a
lively appearance. While there he
met r. E. Strahorn and w. j. Cuddy.
The former gentlemen is manager of
tho Idaho Land Improvement Comp
any, while the latter naissd gentle
man will commence thsS publication
Of The TRIBUNE, at an early day. A
largo canal is being constructed by
the Land Improvement Co., which d.
verts water from Boise River at q
point about seven miles above Cald-
we'll. 1t will probably be continued
on the table lands until 1t reaches
Snake River. The canal will carry
water enough to irrigate millions of
acres Of land, and will cover an i'm
mense amount of fine agricultural
soil lying between the point Of di-
vergence with Boise River and Snake
River. A bridge for public use is be-
ing built across Boise River near
Caldwell, with an excellent grade to
and from the stream. 1t is thought
that tho people of Caldwell will build |
. road from this side of Snake River
over the low divide to Sucker Creek,
in order to give people in Jordan
Valley and Sucker Creek who desire
% trade with Caldwell, a good thor
'ughfare to and from that place. A
urvey is now being made from Cald-
veil to Boise for . branch road.
which will probably be built under
ertAin circumstances. Mr. Regain
7as worry much pleased with his Wis
!, and With the people whom he
act. he thinks that if there is to be
ny very considerable town on the
ne of the o. S. L. In Idaho, that
aldwell will be the place.
Salt Lake Tribune.
F. Annette, the general manager