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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-26
SIDEWALK NOTES.

SEQ our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Block
Bros.
Gents Embroidered slippers at Block
Bros.
Solid gold bangle rings 81 at Bick's.
Finger rings aud watch charms nt
Brck Il.
;, Remember the crazy quilt pieces at
Baunlan's.
The finest Christmas dinner OF the
season ut LivingstOn's to-day.
An elegant assortment of embroidered
piano spreads ut q. III. Edwards.
The dnest stock OF fancy and staple
groceries In Texas. Ed :. Aston.
Big sale Of ribbons, ribbons, ribbons, of
all cnlors and qualities. at Bauman's.
Special sale oi plushes, silk We vets,
saiins and volvotoons, all Golors, At EGu-
mans.
a tine stock of pianos for the holidays
ut &. ii. Edwards, 733 and 73j Main
street.
Doll babies, tea.sets and every kind of
toys ~ the and 10 cent store, opposite
the HERALD office.
services at the various churches were
well attended yesterday, notwlthstand-
ing tho cold weather,
The members OF Mr.. NJ. Beach's dane
ing class will give n masquerade ball ut
Armory hall tonight.
II you purchase So worth of holiday
goods at A. y, Adridge Il Co, G23 Elm
street, you get dictionary.
Now is the time TO be posted; when
and where To ind an appropriate holi-
day KIT, Read Knuplly " Sons
standing lad"
Tonight, Christmas night, at st. Pat
rtck's church NJ 1;l5, Rev. Father j..
Moore, learned divine, will preach.
EN eryhody Invited. Seats free.
You will never miss train ifyou
leave your call NJ Gains st be, C0m-
morce street, Grand Windsor or ST..
George hotel, for the old reliable Silor's
transfer,
We call the attention of all lovers of
good cheer on Christmas, To the liberal
offer OF Hughes Bros. To spose OF their
snrp u OF champagne wine. Sec their
advertisements.
MIR. johnson, charged with stabbing
Sim y eigh aud who gave bond in the
SUN of $500, was not surrendered by his
honusmen Wednesday evening, and is
still In he city and at liberty.
j. NJ. Dram will keep his jewelry
store open evenings until after Christ
mas. lie Is positively selling out ut and
under cash cost. Welcome even II you
should not desire to purchase.
Mrs. Eggers has arrived In tho city
with an elegant assortment of masqu.
rade costumes, masks, etc, for rent
and can he found ut Mrs. Longs hotel
lil4 Main street, near Union depot.
Every taste gratiiied. Every buyer
delighl ed. Save time, trouble, money
and yet the best, by choosing from Knep
fly Il Sons extensive hOnday stock
Come one and all TO Santa Claus Para
disc.
Since the weather has turned so cole
n number OF tranips have put in an ap
pearanee at the station house, asking To-
iO0d aud shelter. Those who are destt
tuto aud have no place TO sleep are en-
Titled to nights logging there.
Bonnie, the hue Jersey short.hor,
COW. the property y; Mr., WIN. Edwards
yesterday presented him with Christ
nas gilt In the shape of n fine Holster
hriter calf, for which he refused casl
offer ct SO, when IL was less than thre
hours old.
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THE PANIC PARALYZEDl
AT j. W. wEes's.
Holiday Presents al Unprecedented Low
Prices ~

Among the most notable dopressions is
that In the jewelry line. Tho necessi-
ties of the people forced this necessity
ofdecline, and without compromise of
truth it may be said that never before
was so choice and extensive a stock sold
at prices entirely within the reach of all.
OBSBRVR!
Rogers \ Bros. triple plated knives. $3.50
Their silver stem winding Watham
Particular attention Ia called TO The
immense decline In diamonds, owing to
hich we are selling ut 30 per cent.
wWrr than over before offered.
10 N silver ware we offer special induce
ments- irresistible to those DESTROYS of
purchaing gifts. We are tol heavily
stocked and do not propose carrying
them over tho holidays.
An immense lice of watches will
greel the eye OF the visitor. Tho largest
stock IN Texas will be offered at figures
that will astouish.
Plush aud fancy goods we have in
great protusion and at rates OF which
none can complain
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.


III " HNuW"hhNs
A snowman stood In the moonlight gold.
smoking his pipe screnely
For whn' cures he that Ia night IL coldY
Thouph his cont NJ hin and VI h.t In old,
And the ustering winds blow keenly.
lie had heardihe children telling In glee
That Santa C,aus would visit
Ihhi might their beautiful Christmas tree;
Ana " ct strnnge he Shout wish ~ rec
How this can bappen-nOw IL it2
lie sees through the window the children
bright,
And h ars them meirily singing
Round he Christmas tree with Its glory OF
light,
When on from the chimney, in bear-skln
white,
Comes good 81, Nicholas sprlngingi
And the soow-man laughs so hard ut that,
Tuht when his laughter censes,
a pipe coat, and an old straw hat,
Iwh lumpSoi co ! and hhnucl cravat,
Are all that Is lett OF the plccesi
-lChrlstmaa 81. Nicholas.
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Chicnco Live .tnck Market.

CHICAGO, Dee. 25-The Drover's
journal reports: Catte-R eceipts
o'4UO and the market
active. Shippers and local dealers are
huYing freely and values are tirmer at
h@lOc advance. Export heeves, 6 lO@
. 90; good to fancy shippers, 25GQ
6Wl; poor To fair, 4250Q
as 10. Butchering cows 275(Q3 IS; bulls
2.s0@3 25; stockers and feeders 3 1903 49,
Hogs Receipts $500; supply on sale
over $4,000; marke slow and weak; 4OjM
4 40.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; good sheep in
demand and firm; common qualities
weak; poor to fair, L75@2 %; good, 9 20
IA; fancy, 4.2j@45 20.
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Close confinement is at all times unde-
sirahle, but most especially is II so In II
room that has been freshly painted,
amid tho fumes of the lead and oil aud
other unhealthy odors that proceed from
the paintor's brush aud pot. Patrick e..
Naloney, of Washington, ID. g., writes
that he contracted p iinrer's collie IN n
parlor, which he was painting, and was
cured Ivy Misher's Herb Bi,ters. For
cramps. cholic, indigestion or complains
ut the bowels, liver and kidneys, it Is
infalable.
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Christmas Day.

Yesterday, Christmas day, was cold
and partially cloudy. Services were
observed NJ several of the churches,
which were we'll attended. There were
the usual Christmas dinners, but beside
this there was nothing 10 indicate that
the holiday season of he civilized word
had rolled around. Tho day passed of
quietly. The firing OF crackers and
other fireworks have Dreu prohibited
on Main aud Elm streets, aud Mayor
Cahell instructed the police to bu lenieut
with tho merry-mak1rs, but not TO let
them go too FIR.
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Longs lake, which Is frozen over, pre-
scented u gay scene yesterday. IL was
thronged with skaters who had gone
out from the city to take advantage OF
the freeze, which will at the iarthest
last only u few days. IL was iue sport
aud 10y evening the crowd had Increased
double tn what IL was At noon. Some
had on thu latest skates made, while
others had old styles, dating back to the
old wooden buckle sleigh runner skate.
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Yesterday an ugly spirit was mani.
tested by negroes in more than one
quarter of tho city. An instance oc.
CURED at O'Clock last evening, in which
black men locked arms aud took IN the
entire sidewalk along the north eide ot
Elm street, only yielding passway to
white. when menaced win danger made
manifest by su geStve motions toward
the pocket. In this way u negro will
lose hls lite unless reform IL htu In the
respect pointed al, and probably tho
blame viii rest with the dead man.
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IN Dec. 2j.-The pope, replying to
|nt'stmas congratulations of the
Psls, deplored the abnormal posi-
1 the papal see, aud vigorously
reu inc PrOtestauts for their mach
III aud general impurity, which is
by the present state Ot law, aud
|'worthy distinctions of the libe.
|ess when the foundations OF the
r. hospital by the vatican was an
|ou, The pope also denounced the
" Jaw submitted TO the chamber OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-26
a Black Burglar Bsgged.

Reuben Settles, Senegambian, was
arrested last night by the police and
lodged In the station house on the
charge of burglarixing the Red Front
saloon on Elm street, near College. The
thief dug through the brick wall of the
saloon and carried oil n gold watch and
u small sum Of money. When the po.
lice arrested i'm the watch was found
ON hi~ person and he could not explain
tho situation. Settles Is the party who
received severe wound IN tho head q
lew days since which he says was in-
ilicled by bottle in the hands of u
white man.
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She Rought Mornlinn.

Last evening about O'Clock well
dressed Young man rushed into the drug
store Of HiCkox & Co., and describing II
young woman OF the brunette type,
asked II she had been there and If she
had purchased anything. Mr., IlickoX
did remember selling bottle OF NOR
phine ~ such party. The young maA
lett ~ suddenly rs he had entered, and
ran nOrthwsrd on Lamar street. The
police were notified OF the circumstance,
but AS nothing further was heard OF IL,
the suppositiOn Ia that the young wo-
man failed TO mako connection with the
golden stairs.
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AN INDIANA hank,

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 25.-rhe Journals
Loporte special says: The Laporte Say
ings bank closed doors Yesterday and
was placed in charge of Receiver Seth
Easlon. Inc Assets are shout 500. OOO.
liabilities, Sl5O0O less. john Suthrr.
land, the president, says depositurs will
ne PAID Ia lull. 1t is "harsed that Jacob
Nining, cashier, caused the snspen-
SION by reporting to the audi
Tor OF state some transactIuus
wherein the bank had not strictly com.
pied with tho state laws, his reason for
30 doing being his intended removal by
the directors.
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Mr. W. o, Connor, manager Of the
Wholesale department of Sanger Bros,
entertained the employees Of that de-
portnent yesterday with an elegant
On isimas dinner. Tho following
were his guests, whom no entertained
right royalty, and they had rther LIQUIDS
besides artesian wen water: Messrs,
a. |, Rosen thai, d. @. Oppenhein, J. ID.
Houston, l.. .. Parr, NJ y. Levy, NJ. A.
Altman, Il. ", Mostly, Nathan Fe hem
bach, Jake Schroeder, w, G. Mason, L.
Ashby, III. Seidenbeital. /. Lo~ enthal,
w. j. Reed, =. w. Ferguson; Mrs. ID. q.
Oppenheim, Miss Cora Hammons.
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Now You know An About II.

-" "h'N hii ADnui lts
no, Dec. 25.--Gcn. Butler, with
Hour boats, has arrived at Korli.
hndir OF Dongola telegraphs that n
pm has arrived at D0ngola from
.ra, headquarters of the NAH
lorces, near Khsrtoum. He was
nays maNing tho trip, and had
,nu prisoner AZ Omdera, with the
lls Uncle. A man had been sent
ietters from MahNi 10 the Mahd's
Nv herher, The letter state d that
,.rtqueStof tho ameer, in view #
|EnSnsh advance, the Mahdi
dispatched seven corps tn
~ hANhlila. The man whom
Hordnn sent TO Shendy,has re-
p 10 khartoun with troops and
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The Reward OF Insnlence.

An impudeut negro got into contro-
versv with white man, on the corner
of Main aud Lamar streets, yesterday
afternoon, and made ut him with a
Ratchet, when the white man knocked
him down aud beat him up in fearful
manner. H. is sa,d that no used brass
knucks on the negro, wnp had taken &C.
casiOn To he extremely insOlent.
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For Cabb,riur Clntbes.

William Taylor was rounded up yes.
terday by Deputy Marshal Cornwall
and lnnged in the statiun.house on tho
charge OF cabbaging some clothing
from an Elm street second hand cloth
ing sore. He had provided himself
with toggery for tile seison, heing
forced by the cold, chilly winds of Do.
cember to shake his summer soda.
water suits.
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Henry Garrett, Electrician,

Desires TO inform the pu liz that he
has not been connected with the Tele-
phone EXCHANGE since the lst OF Decem-
Der, and IL now prepared TO do any kind
oil electrical work that ~ y be required,
door bells. servant calls, aud ANYTHING
in the electrical line that may Ice needed.
eOS Main street, next door to Telephone
ONCE.
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shot In the Hip.

Dave White, Il black, shot brother
black, in the old William Tell house,
corner of Commerce aud Market streets,
last night, in the thigh, inflicting seri-
GUS aud perhaps fatal wound. The par
nas say that IL was an accident. White
had not been arrested up 10 late hour
last night IL may be he has authority
10 carry pistol.
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ton' luka, Ks;J J James, Lsmpasas, r
= hrown ana sister, Cleburne; w Ii
blackwell and lady, Lampasas: J @
Matthew'S and lady, Mckinney; w p
nefson, galveston; J II Burnoy, Col
orauo Glty;G Fry, Mrs Martha Car
win, Texas;J b Collins, Fornev: a IN
Reynolds, Texas; Il Wade, Dock IIig-
gins, y u McDomie, Cleburne; ID c Col
ms, Alyarad0; l. Il Perkins, Waxn-
haohie; John Balm, II Stiff and lady.
.lantoniJ II Carter, Il Smith, Texas;
w saw, Oswego, N Y; III h Johnston
IeXas;J w Waikiki, L0ngviow.
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Red Roses on rnle Nnr,ha.

rhia blood means poor health. Many
girls and women look IA II they never
mad enjoyed hearty moM or brisk
waik of "a mile. LanguOr and debility
POSSESS these sorruwinK persons. GIVE
viii enjoy health. Mrs. Jennie john.
son, Cullmsn, Ala, says she tuuk
Browns Iron Bitters Tor gen Jral dvbil-
Ivy, and was cured.
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Tho U'ii-li society is n new order
formed here yesterday by some of the
enterprising spirits OF tho holiday sea
son. The order now numbers some two
hundred members who were known
yestt rday To the outside world by the
flaming badges they wore. Tue ini.
tlalion ceremonies ara grand, III omy
aud peculiar. fha obligations are OF Il
pleasant nature, Yet hilnting.
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PARIS, Dee. 25.-The Intransigeant
says Reinsdorr told his friends during
his trial at Lei@pic that in case of sent
ence of death he would refuse to a, k for
grace. lie desired to manifest his prin-
niples by death, and wished only that
his execution should not be DELAYED.
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PRAGUE, Dec. 25.-The liabilities OF
the Bohemian Land and Credit com
pany, suspended, are $4,000, 900
HORNS The assets will exceed
the amount, but it will be
difficult to collect them. MANY small
banks are involved and some ruined.
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FARAIso, Chill, (via Galvoston)
'-Commander Gutierrie, in com.
|o' tho Cnilian transport Ana
ashore in Smiths channel,
n. of Magellan, reporis
large water entrauCe
F,n discovered near the mainmSsi.
'Npecttd the ship Will be ilOated
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Just the thing for Christmas, N whar
may be said OF the hundreds of new
and attractive articles which make up
our stock of elegant holiday goods,
Seasouable, new novelties, not shown
elsewhere; all standard styles in great
store,
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Brndnc,d's Female Regulator.

VIII givpa blooming color, an elastic
stop, and cheerful spirit to the woman
of saliUw complexion, heavy dragging
motion and melancholy disposition.
Send Tor our realise On "liealth and
Happiness ut Woman" mtiled free,
BRADFRLD REGULATOR COMPANY, Au.
lHnta, Georgia
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Try tt YOURSELF,
The ootolthe pudding is not in chew
ing the string, hut IN having an oppOrtu-
nifty 10 try the article yunrseli. Hickox
" Patterson, tho druggists, have free
trial bottle of DR.. Bosunku's Cough and
Lung Syrup for each and every one who
is afflicted with coughs, colds, asthma,
consumption, or any lung affection.
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SerlonslN Ininrr,l-

Emile Jones, the lO-year old son of Mr..
L. T. Jones, met with an accident yes
terdav that may cost him his life. lie
was rlding on n wagon load OF hay from
which he fell a distance ort ten eel, caus-
ing, 1t Is feared, a cnncusslOn ~ the
brain, and dislocating his right shout
dor
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Palpitation vi the near, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold
hands and feet, pain In the back and
other forms of weakness arc relieved by
Carriers Iron Pills, mad, specially fOl
the blood, nerves aud comnlexiOn.
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More Orange Riots Feared.

ST. JOHNS, Dee, o. A renewal OF the
riots of the Orangemen aud Rbbonmen
is feared.
THE STEAMER FARADY,
which has just repaired the Bennett
Mackey cables, sails tonight for Lon
don.
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AT the st. George: b Ragon, Chat.
tanooea. Tenn; viii Turner, VIII
Black. George Fleming Ennis; James
Andrews.spfipgdeld, Mo; A Fox, Hills
boroi J w Floore, Cleburne; A J Wal
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LONDON, Dec. %. Extra guards have
been stationed at the principal prisons
OF London rs precautions against the
operations of the dynamiters.
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Paralysis,

Loss of vital aud muscular powers,
spiul meningitis, nervousness, are
cured hy Giles Imminent Iodide Ammu-
mia aud Giles Puts. Wrno DR.. Giles,
Box 1882, New York, Pc. who will pro.
scribe tIos ct cost.
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Lawyers will gladly learn that
Brougham, the great English barristor,
was always careful of his thront, aud
further that DR. Bulls Cough Syrup is
the hest remedy for bronchitis and other
throat troubles
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POS AiREs, Dec. ga contract
construction OF II canal has been
cost OF SO ,0OO,tt0. The canal will
N" kllninei. es long and tweuty-
y, u,p. The canal will be CON
III The rpudslead in front OF the
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PANAMA, Dec. 2j.--Considerable dis
turbance prevailed during the elections
and several persons were killed and
wounded.
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Germans itinerants selling political
toys representing Bismarck and Ferry
embracing.
In Vienna the day was unusually
gloomy, owing to the bid condition If
trade and the damp weather.
IL Berlin the usual festivities pre-
vailed in the imperial palace on Christ.
mas Eve. The emperor gave presents
10 the whole household. The empress
received Bismarck and wife.
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THEATRICAL MOTIFS.

Love and Law is a very strong play.
On the ooh and Both inst, Love and
Law.
Next Monday and Tuesday are Milton
Mobiles dates.
Don't forget next Monday and Tues
day, 18th and Both, Love aud Law.
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The American Watch company have
recently put upon tho market a beauli-
rul and reliable watch. Knophy n Son
sell them ut 50.
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LundoOrgs Perfume, r.u, MIA.
Lunl org's Perfume. Ma al Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume. Al, nj ne Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume illly OF the .vallsys
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Who Will Have Another Iosen
Silver plated taole knives, triple
plate, stamped Kneytly u Son, Dallas,
Texas. Price, 81 20 per dozen.
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An exchange SAYS: "Nan's average
liis Is 63 year" Dr.. Bulp Tough syrup
will always live.
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Our great reduction IN prices have
brought our diamonds within the reach
OF all. KNEPFLY * SON, Dallas.
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Finn Death has rnken DR.. Grimm.


FLIN, Dec. 2.-Dr. Grimm, the
|phv ,ician of the emperor, is dead.
Plmm was the originator of tue
Rrv system of tho German military
orilies.
VIEWS or THE PRESS.
4 worse Gazette says Austria has
N q convention with the African
national association, with 'eserva.
respecting consular jurisdiction.
Cross Gazette SAYS: Negotiations
fen France aud the association in
y To the disputed territory on the
hank of the Congo are shortly to
fumed. The conference has ad
'ed owing to the illness of the
pan hiniSter of foreign
4 and because of a desire of the
p to give the African association Il
fe To ruSh its negOti atoms with the
r which have recognized II. Negn-
ns are to be especially pushed with
nISNArCH.
reported tnat Bismarck will 20 to
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Alleged Austrian Anarchists.

VIENNA, Dec. 25.-Police surprised and
arrested anumber of anarchists today as
workmen, holding secret meeting In
the ruins of Wresingberg Castle, at Tep-
litz. W
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: Dec. 25.-'rhis has been a dull
Nnfistinas, except among the
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Ameschirr, the cashier of the Discount
hanS, has been arrested on . charge o,
conphclty with tanner, the Gefaulter.
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Useful and Ornamental Christmas and Rrida| Prpyanty|
400 Main Street Dallas,

-. l.. WILLIAMS ~ CrIp AOo Mo;n S.4 M,
Eases tM and without
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-09
Home for the Friendless.

The Annual DonatIOnr Day To-AIorrOu-
 The Home CrOVvded-Many Small Chill
 dren Among the Number.
 The annual donation visit of the Home for the Friendless will be held at the Home in from two until five o'clock. Donations of money, household articles, warm clothing, flannel, cotton cloth, groceries and other supplies are much needed. They can be left at the house of Mrs. N. W. Merwin, No. 70 Howe street, who has kindly undertaken to forward them to the Home. All friends of the Institution are cordially invited to be present.
 A large number of people have been signally benefited by the Home and look back to the care for them in time of their diversity and danger with peculiar feelings of gratitude. The Home has work peculi- arly it's own and is the means of accomplish ing great deal of benevolent work, and its donation day to morrow, it is earnestly hoped by it's friends, will be one of the most encouraging that it has ever had.
 The Home is on Clinton avenue, Fair Ha ven, and although it is quite large house, ii crowded with all ages and many very young children, who are too young for the Orr har asylum, are among the number. We learr that the Home is greatly in need of every thing,-money, provisions, supplies of cloth ing,-in short, the bestowal of anything use full in such an institution will be blessing and received gladly by the ladies of the man agement, whose labor of love and watchful judicious care of the institution makes it ont of the most useful and deserving in oul midst