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New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
LITTLE INTEREST ~ ETAcUATIoy DIV

Flags flying from the City Hall and TuE
TRIBUNE Building yesterday told people that did not
know it before that 1t Evacuation Day. FIag. also
flew from the towers OF the Bridge Fraunce's Tavern
the historical building NJ Broad and Pearl ss which
General Washington occupied his last headquarters
and where he took leave OF his officers on De
cember 4, 1888. decorated with flags, and
Jacob Etzel. the owner, granted the public liberty
OF Inspecting the interior The floor was of spe
eaI Interest 10 visitors 1t has been little changed In
appearance since Washington and his drank from
the tankaIds aud responded their parting
upon the close Of the Revolution The old fireplace al
the northwest corner OF the Is In excellent state
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
ayyDyr0Ks LIFE rHREITEygD.

a warrant was issued yesterday in jersey
City for the arrest Edward r. Mcdonald charged by
Henry MshnErn with atrocicus assault and intent TO
XIII Mcdonald nominated by the Democrats
OF New Jersey Presidential electOr bat declined
accept the nomination. the grOuDd that he could
conscientously support Cleyelana, and announced
hls intention Of supporting Butler. suose-
quently he was nominated 10y the Peoples
party for County Clerk of Madison County. in the
campaig The Hudson County DisDaich, n Democratic
paper, attacked Mcdonald with extreme violence ana
continued the attacks after he had been beaten ON
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
GovERNNEyTINpIcA

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2j.-For New nglanl.
light SHOWS and partly cloudy weather. south to west
winds. lower barometer slight riae IN temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly warmer
partly cloudy weather. with HIGHT snUws IN the northern
PORTIONS south o west Winds falling followed hy rising
batumeipt IN the Western portions.
Fui the Ohn WALLER and Tpnnrsspe lishi lBt ~ snwnts
and raitt cloudy weather.. Winds generally frnm the
snnthWpst tu huthNret. generally hiehrt barometer
eeht tisp lh tpmrtinintp
tut ihp inWp, lahp psiub ileht sheWs ahl rarity
tnndt weather, WESTERLY WnNs, siieh isp in ipnpea
ihip, followed it ilsins hafUhpitis
INfMLItH - ~. -lla .liNArINfs
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
A "sLUGGING" MATCH DIsCoUNTENANCED

PoRr JERvIs, Nov. 25.-Professor j. +. Hess,
of Buffalo and C. c. Meyer. Of Port Jervis adver
tised to have slugging match at the Opera House
night Meyer who issued the challenge, arrested
last night at the OF the President OF the village
He bail this morning, and swore that there
ntentcutiOn To- have prizeigh' or knocking out "
match, but ordinary glove cont The contest was
mild affair Police were present.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DISASTER.

TURNER'S, Nov 25.-Ihe engine, baggage
and passenger coaches Of the Monitor" train
on the Erie road thrown from the track this even
ing inst west Of the station.
The accident was caused by switch being turned
wrong and locked and the switch lights put out The
engine ran its length the bridge and then stopped No
one was hurt. There Is no clew TO the person who
brought about the accident
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
swGYDLERs AT WORK ALONG THE HUDSON.

'NiN'E'pN' -'''' -c' "a P''Ai Va
swindlers travelling along the Hudson imposing upon
the charitable and others when they deceive The
Rev. Alexander Johnson" "the Rev. f. smith," " the
Rev. John Beacon. few Of the names they employ
They pretend to solicit money for superannuated
preachers. missionary and other imaginary purposes
They also ask subscriptions for book entitled True
Guide to Holiness" Both OF pleasing address. one
tall and thu the other short and stout They sharp
keen. educated aud eentlemanly. They are sad 70
work town aud slip the next two They have already
made many victims, and precious scamps who belong
behind iron bars The Rev. johnson was last heard
from ~ -chohare the other Is thou 10 be on the cast
bank Of the Hudson
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
5peuG! Nollees.

A Thanks -givinE appeal
The Christian Home for enperste Men makes It's
appeal clothing aud provl
Remember th. noble active charitable nstitu
relies s0cy voluntary contributions for ITS support
Money be Frederick A. Booth 80 W cal lDth'
aud clothing and provisions viii be sent for on ce
Nh Caarles Bunting Resident Manager 40
MadisoD-aye. REV. u. STUART DODGE Pres1elI.
Bangs & Co, Auetioneerz
739 and TAI Broadway
will sell
THIS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT $50 r. NJ.
Miscellaneous Books and Americana-vauable Works Ia H
tory biography, sc; Books tTee Masonry,
American Antiquities, &C.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 2!30 y. NJ,
EXECUTORS SALE
The Library the William w Nexsen esq OF Brook
lyn comprising selection Of American Biography His
tory &C Many Illustrated Works, Masonic Books &C., &C.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
SENT TO PRISON FOR SHOOTING HIS WIFE.

IoRNEttsviLiE, Nov. 5.-Georgc Quacken-
hush is prominent farmer ~ the town " Savannah
Naihr county He has thr reputation ~ being passion.
ne ana tlirtte one dny IN Mnt lasi cattle ~ .
n"iehhrtihe fafmrt htuhp intu nne NJ Vrarhehlushs
hlls Iie tnuh hs shie euh ahi started uui swearing
That hr would bin tho cattle tie ulfp iruHpi hiM Into
'hh taf ani tnrsipi a-aiHsi his shnrina ihaF npeh
hHFs cattle This anaefAi h, ani hn fui bic elfp that
N"tas sp nnith W. ihp husp ai attended w. hnf uNh
Haiis hr would shnn her, fhuiF iva iile 1hilinn q
Hr thne Atars olh aud haY nye lears uid, had
f" N"A htir neither uut ~ the hunse, and
slnud bY her holding her hI the dress MIR Quacbeu
sl sad 20 her husband that shn iii upt believe he
Wnu go Hn Tar 1 u shuUi ht when hr drtW hla 1H 10
hs shoulder aud hrrd az hrr portion o The charge,
which was hnc shOt lodged IN Mr., tluackrnb -s side
hips ana leg The mite giri received portion ot lt IN
her lace. meek ana arms The little hoy shot Ia the
lace The mother and httle girl We're seriously hurt,
Tie former u was Thought fatally. Both recovered, but
both were left SCARED and dl-lgurcd. QuIckcnbush
Was lldgd la Jail at Lyons aud convicted on 7dtur
day Of attempting To- murder IA, wife aud children
He sentenced To three aud months lmprs
Onmcnt IN Auburn prison.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
NATIONAL CAPITAL 1OPiCS.
PREPARING FOR TIE APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-1he House Com
mlttee on Appropriations met to-day to map Quilts york
for tho mex of Congress Chairman Randall and
Mesata Is Townshond Follet and RYAN were present.
and Niraars kofer Holman and f0tuoy were repre-
entr 10y The estimates fOr Ain of the annual bills
the rnst once. Indian. Consular and Diplomatic, Army.
Navy and Mia, Academy, worr placed In the hands of
% committees ani n IL expected that ono or moro p
thran measures will be IN foainnai of consideration by
n whole committee whom tho araalon bugha noAt Mon
day,
Tho sub divisions of Tho Committee an agreed upon To
iay are 40 hnlluwsi on the Legislative, Executive aud
judcial hill Holman, Hancock nnd Cannon runiry
Ci,ii Randall Forney and ~ an Army forney, Town
send and kelferi Navy iutchins, Randall aud Long
po.t Offce ToWn-hend Holman, and liorri Indian,
Ilus Holman and Ryan Consular and Diplomatic,
Hurues. fOllctt aud Mashbur, Military Academy Keller,
Iouey ANA His District Ot Columbia FOlctt Hutcnms
md Cannon Detciency, Randall Burnes and Long
fortiHcaIioB,. lOrr. Bills and Hancock
Mr Randall Will have conference with the Secretary
oil the Navy the subject OF navy appropri
o, for the fna months of the current hscai year,
ending june 80 $50. IL l. Thought probable that last
ear appropriations will be continued Tor that period a.,
,sas done last session for SIX months from July l. ana
that thus the question OF making appropriation Tor the
,ec cruisers winch the two Houses came 10 dead
lnrk Last session. Will Ur left for the next Congress, Mr
Rondal however. wOuld not express an opinion on TINS
,uDec any part Of the policy oi the Committee
r.rarklng simply that he dd not yet 6nO" WHAT "OuId
b
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsRINGToS. Tuesday Nov. %. 1sSi.
LAWYERS DIsBARRED.-Austin f. Kingsbnry, OF POnca,
Nebraska and Richard H. Ree. OF New York CITY, have
been dsbarcd from practice before the Interior Depart
mcnt.
PATENTS IssUED.-rhe Patent Office to-day issued 253
patents. = designs. % trade marks and labels Twcn-
tynnc patents awarded to citizens of foreign
tries. Of The domestic patents issued New York secured
a. Illinois 2j Pennsy yvana %. Massachusetts 2l. and
Ohip
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
MCULLOUGH SEEKS An ENGAGEMENT.
lBr rELeSRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUSEl
CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.-The following tele-
enn was received the Grand Opera House this after
NFw-YoRK Nov. 25
Mics and Raaforfh What week have you open for
mci Decide immediately or you will have 10 omit ne
JoHS McCUILoUGH.
OF course the telegram not answered. as II might
bring the tragedsn to Cincinnati II is very
evident that his mind is wandering.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

Th. diagram the b.ouec variations In this ciy by nths
pf~ctlns nnlgh te ain
b, dotted line
tie indie d b. the thermometer al Had
pharmacy, $40 Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. 26-l a. m--The movement OF
the barometer yesterday downward. After the mid
die Of the forenoon cloudy weather prevailed The tenn
peraturo ranged between 2l0 and 43o, the average
ao being Iiao lower than the corresponding day
Last year. and 4A lower than on Monday.
Threatening and then clearing weather ana stationary
temperature may be expected day IN this city and vi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
CHAMBER MUSIC.

The New-York Trio Club will give two even
fpg concerts matinee this season in the concert
room Of the Metropolitan Opera House The club Ia com
posed Of Bernhard Boekclmann piano, Reinhod Richter
violin and Adolf Hartdegan violncello, and vocalSts
win engaged contribute variety to the programme
W." vS eqncer will take place December l6, the an
nversry Of Be- rc birth. and the programme VIII
consist wholly OF Bee ethoyeiiS iiiassrN~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
DRAMATIC NOTES.

~ 'is,,tIIAaDcrtsYn whose in representing
die cripple in The Two Orphans, is remembered with
pleasure and admiration hy many paygoers, is now
member of Mr. Dion Boucicaults dramatic company
acting in the West and in consequence of his general
efficiency and several notable hits that he has made Mr.
Robert advanced to leading business The
prosperity this young actor is sure 10 be
Viewed with satisfaction by wide circle OF friends.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
OBIT VA RY.
AMBROSE w. KITCHELL.

Ambrose w. Kitchell. who died at his home,
No ia West yfourthst Monday. was the son Of
Ambrose Ktchell farmer OF Hanover. n. j., and the
gran son of Judge Aaron Kitche OF the place,
who was twice Re preventative in Congress and for five
years United states senator, serving his last term in
Ieer>Ou administration, and performing his last pun
Monroe Mr. Kitchel was horn I'm 1907. When or age
he came to this city and into the furniture business
M Grand and Henry sts. During the civil he was
employed the Government in the Comm ssary Depart
ment. I'm 1873 he retired from active business, but
during the last years he acted OF the officers OK
the superior Court OF this city He leaves wife. former
Is Catharne Milford of Hanover, two daughters ana
three
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
Perfume. h;denia
Landborg's Perfume. tdenia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Lun dborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet,
Lundborg's Perfume. Lily OF the Valley. =,
rigs Perfume, Alpine Violet
MARRIED.

FRENCH-BRTTTAIN-Tn WORK City. Tuesday
NOvcm 2j bv the Rev. j. N Ramsey, Arthur W. French
TO LOttle Britain
IILLEY 5 rOVER-In Brooklyn, y. Y. November "a by
the c. r. Miller Edward {. Hey Of Chester, Pa an 1
ENiss Gussie A. StOvcr. OF Brooklyn. y. I
Phi adelphia and Chester papers Ilease copy.
wEBB-FLANDERS-Att the residence OF Mr.. James Md
dledt Meruchen " j. the 2uth inst by Rev. O. 3.
Webb d.. Flery webb to susan D., daughter Of
the late William Flanders Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
hrMocnArIc orINl0N 0f nIAiNE


james Hainr ls the most popular rpuhiean Ia The
snen aud " hc kepubiean party ever elect another
Ittsisnl hr Viii probably he the lie
$50 IL thorfofo ony nfty four years OF age and can
walt for one or two more presidential oontosih.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
kEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1884

Monday Mcdonald went TO the Office Of the paper and
found Mahnken sitting at his desk
. Are you responsible for what ia published In the
paper ~ asked Mcdonald Indignantly
. " am, responded Mahnken. Mahnken states that
thcn Mcdonald threatened TO shoot him and held
volyer close 10 his head The affair was by two
employees Of the Office
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

him. think he does too and think that Republican.
owe 70 themselves and their party when speaking OF
what Mr. Conkng been doing. not 70 Forget or let
others forget what Mr. Patt has been dong.
Ne,r- York. Nov. %, 1884. OAfokD'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

urement and temptation conclusion he calls atten
ton TO the report of George l. Douglass, Assistant Dis
tric Attorney In the Star Route civil SUITS He rcnews
his recommendation that the system OF paying United
States Marshas he changed from fees 10 salaries and
for the execution OF the territorial laws under Congress
slOnal legislation.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
KILLED EY A BLIND HORSE.

SALAMANCA, n. Y, Nov. 2j.-The Rev. G. c.
Smith, Of Ellington, Chauauqna County has a family
horse which blind Yesterday his Theodore twelve
years old, was leading the horse to water and the
way slipped and fell The horse being unable to see him.
Of his feet the boys head, crushing 1t ANA kill
ing him almost instantly
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

TrOra The Neie Brinsirtck " y Fredontnn.
Mr. Blanes figures have ugly look, but the wrong
il the statement the radical Injustice Is with the
facts themselves. Whether not Mr. Blaine or some
otksr great mind shall them they will be certain TO
make themselves known and demand adjustment De
falning Mr. Blaine will not prolOng fraud al the ballot
box any than denu notation of Wendell Phillips pro
longed sAyery.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
SNOW pIpuAna

fTom Ihs Aubura AdUertissr
Nature nuug "A white COunterpane Last nicht ov.r
The sleeping earth, and al the awakening early ths
morning the snowy spread could not he shaken on for
toinorccments OF hcecy flakes had been falling steadily
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
GLANCE YoUR EYE oyER TnIs Mn, CURTIS

Ihe bsmorrat' party will have t0 e1cusyey bear the
stsyehsbhhty y Tor the administration FOR the next
% %si sssts Nhelh-f u be good nad Let US then man
tne WIN Democrats and be prepared to meet that
sosronslnhS' Ihats the KIND OF a CiNl Service re.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH BY A FIRE.

HOMELLsvILLE, \. Y, Nov. 25.-WiIIam
Galley house In Westhed caught fire from defective
nue on sunday Cadey discovered the fire himself. He
up small table from the kitchen and ran out OF the
house He cried fire twice and fell dead In hs door
yard The fire extingiished before much damage
done to the house.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
AN EPIDEMIC AMOAG TIE HOGS.
fBY TELEGRAPH 70 USEl

FONDA, Nov. 25.-The epidemic is spreading
among the swine throughout the Mohawk Valley. Sew
eral farms have lost heavily thereby others butcher
ing has begun earlier usual head the disease off
aady attacks the throat and there to be
cure. The animals die after being attacked
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
REPORT OF THE Afro RNEY-GENERAL.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The annual report
OF Attorney General Brewster was completed to-day
With reference the chief supervisors OF elections he
SAWS they not under the control OF any depart
ucnt the ernncnt Al present they do not show
sufficient regard the public interests and he suggests
that all OF chirf superN should be taxed IN
open court under the inspection and examination OF the
DistriCf-Attorney.
The attention of Congress l. directed to the want OF
proper legislation for criminal and the evils
and defects IN the existing forms OF law are
dyeit upon ~ length, while draft OF bi Is sub
uittcd. designed to afford the proper remedies Inc
evils that surround the Jury system IN the District oil
Columbia enumerated and condemned Mr Brewster
sys 1t II matter of belief AMI report that
Jury hXing" fourishes To slarnln. extent III the
pistrct thai men support families and become rich IN
ali. nefarou- business lie advises increasing the
number to foryesht and shortening thcir Time
vi service tO one month. -, ~.
He recommends That the jurisdiction ot the unitea
states and District Courts for the judicial district
of Mnrynnd be extended that crimes committed IN
the District OF Columbia be tried III those courts
and this recOmme ndatOn Is made with especial refer
ence to the National Treasury the great centre 0f al
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

If in want of Remedy for Sore Throat, o
a Bad Cough Cold, try Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, an OH
standby for Lung and Throat Troubles.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

FSofn The Eet0- York Times DEM
A. might he expected from the wide circulation OF The
TsUSE at Nassar the majority OF the students are Re
puh hiieau
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
Thank sai,inR
at the
FIVE, POL - Il 81
NOVEMBER 1854.
ANNUAL APPEAL
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
1876 wORrH-Sr.
Thank sai,iBR


Morris X Jc'up, President liash Camp Treasured
Urpree T. hTts Nect tatv.
George n Morgan. - ivds sntdam,
thaiiea Ianpf. havd : tHtaioh.
Walter ~. Lewis Oliver lttrfiusn
Mm. Harvard superintendent
Tho Tuaara this we'll Institution witch. Zoe
more than thirty has huen shpniuf itnns and sut
nn aihis III thH anh nrsir'toh children "f Nuw
hok urgently peaent he appeal ip aHs-'so" I" "ssbs
thuni tutunilhup q oil Nmh
rho nsllalnn upehdaHi f1f iia auppnu largely u,a
h rilta 0l the puhiirt
luL lfDtiSF 90 tNptnIHf
has Home thanY DAYS hnal Ani q by NnfaefY nf
the Ntfy e 0hidien Whose noon go ni ln ,lsIs
tntlIu support in lalaa lait daily
it's governed by an unsrttafish hiatd ul lfuft'
Particular attention tlo nl thhtch iho
ght type ting while the grs learn - SOW.
thereby ntns the chldfrn
10 bn Rat tho House ot Industry
hundreds egiectrd Children would have hoen And
vi haoits today, who nov are resPocl.bs
members 0f society
STATEMENT or rHE YEARS WORK 80,
Meals CAV en-, syo,s
Cost
shoes used. pairs lVio
attendance in school 80
school Urgani aOn SoliS
The public ali visit and inspect the
house
HUGH y. CAMP Treasurer -
on THANKSGIVING interesting will be held
chapel. O'Clock The children wul sing recl.e
peri caiisthenlc exercises. &c.
Al O'Clock wll be served to the children, and
visltoIs may see them al the tables.
ZOcock # sufficient means furnished tie Annnl
Dinner will be afcc sgh
Lastly IN fed
Interested cordially invited toenoy IN, f@y vi "
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
Howard Mission and Home for iIliIe Wanderers,
Al New-bOwery, Ncw-fors CITY,
THANKSGIVING. NOV. y. 1881.

For twenty three years tho HOWASD MISSION DOORS
have been open TO the and especially 20 xlece
Helpless aud homeless cldran ne city OF NeNlos all
elsewhere thousands OF been and
hel ped TO luGusIous useful ant lpaprt BE 1ges. -
ITO CAREY on THs MISSION WORK THE TRUS.
TEES COUNT UPON THE GENEhoUS lsPuLsEs OF
THE MISSION FRIENDS AND READERS FOR Lib
ERAL ALCONTkIBUIIOSS AND RRSpEC1FU LILY AND
EARNESTLY ASK NOUKAID. -
Number % families C0nne'fei with the MISSION 50.
Children members Of these families 3j25 Nss among tie
families during the 800 Young people ard cDhifn
members fhe Mission Snntay. school i,ptD H1tneTG
Bible Class 2j2 Placed n good homes ant business dnnf
the year SO. . -.
CASH OR CHECKS may be sent 70 a, r. Ionpslns;
treasurer. p. o. BOA 33Z3 - 4. :. Hatch pfestt1t
Nassau-st n y
Provs aud clothing 10 the Mission Hoass ~ New
Boweiy. \. y city ......
n connection with the THANKSGIVING Dinner there viii %
Interesting Xerisns SUM- slE ami rcatnusby the chfn
briei addesse. by interesting speakers ...
Doors open on lhankssiVins Dag Al 9OeocN services
commence nc II.
lbe puhlc respectfully invited ......
II. T. IOhrkiNs a : ia ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

Le.tersfor ,o,3..ly tr,,,i .; DIS
livery At de,taauon iu ffsn, Atlantic nlus ars To-,
Wsmsa 1y % M r ~ ~, " e ~ v,venbsr 20 y co,s
PsoarTLY IN Al ci,esl stta, noe As ioaown
MeIra va s9ahangoa AMI nrs@en e,!e, fG 1reas
Me!Ia a!J N or traaea ID, direct 1e oec 0s1 81 Lss.
rant wa LIVE a., a. M M ,Or Tor p tSdsa, s
-, ANS per > :, bermuda .,r r,,o,o nor c,tvo,
Chester VA Queenstown lertsrs for Germany ani
trPGe m must & Sers'sa 1 y G' cat Che boars
and Hamburg; al p. fpr nermn,ia per = : ornoco
New. orleans Ceiters be direcsod wa New-or.
FRIDAY-ato A. m FOR Newfoundland and st. Pierre
Manelon via Haiax at 1879 p N; tor Cuba an Porio
Rico wa Havana and Cahpeehe. Chiapas rasasso
@ sna otSs fIssh Mexican States must be dlrectea per Cy Of
sAIuugRpAYAtla m for the West indies st Thomas.
brazil and the La Plata Couatre wa trszll p,G s.
land per Miranda $3.50 n for Ncncz.ie.a aat
grseo a per IeeSaT VIA r. ora % iat is5 @
ior Hay pers Absnoi at in.So a. ~ lor Janse., si
many, per oder VIA Soaiaamptoa ana gTeGsa @
letters Great Britain and other countries must %
directed per Oder; at IL a. M Or scb.ltll dirscS
per FGres.l glasgow sletter. must be dracea
va odeenss%n letters Germany eie: must % di'
sslsenaPG Via Ant werp a - at so n io CUBA and
Vest Indies per NeSport. wa Havana at p a, ~
$50 p N or Trixiiio per r. b Ward.
Mails ror sH CHINA anS jaoau per CITY Of Toxic saa
s,Tas saaG o6 and F Tsaa pei
zeaanda wa ,aa a F,anescS SSs ness Pseea
britannia w1tn British mails AustrIhaL
THE OF Picic mails IA arrInyst
srAia
day vi SAILING of steamer arc dptst,l
~ HENRY @. PEARSON. Postnast ter.
Post once New.York. v. " Nov 81 1854
Recepton at Home the Fricndes - East SOthst,
Thank Dinner for 400 cuildrrn az O'clock
Services chapel 23O and 1870 p several thousand
be feastel this week Contributions Tor tie dn
solicited. Goods pronpty sent Tor on notihca0n
There will a Union Thanksgiving service in the Ihir
teth NJ r. Church between sth and 9Th aves Thurs
day o'clock. The Rev. DR. Ji o. GA kLtY will preach
THANK -giyinx Appeal
The NewfOTk AssoclatOn for Inn wing the CONDITION Oh
the POOR appeal enable Il TO MAINTAIN It's me el5
respOnsi ard the poor Of the city TINS winter
tI1ed by
2 ontls general work among
houses having kept uniformly during
the sumner aud winter months. 81.
Every reported Investigated and dealt with ~ it
merits
Clothing blankets articles useful for The poor
Will be gladly cved at the once, ~ FouIth-aNe
hospitals dspenssries. dc
ces for the slck and winter clothing fo boys and grs ae
sp, clally desired. - ... ......... .
ContrbntiSns should be sent TO Mr JOHN BOVINE Gen.
Agent 10 FOurtaye by check Die ise draw to the
order Of ROBERT H. MINI ~, fiel-ufet.
Thank sgi,ing at ST BARNABAS'S. 3OI and 31J Nal.
Thursday, November 81 Divine service lo3
n m Dinner ? D. ihe chidren connected with the House.
Day Nursery sunday lOdnsta schools free hrading
with their poor mOheTs expecting Their Usual
Dinner Please sen mpn,l food Al once 10
SISTER ELLEN, or t. m Rev. &. I WpODkUff. Shper
iutendeut Protestant Episcopal Mission society
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
n,v,,,.s r,esr, Mnmsine ". ..

uur TO-DAY.
pAhR DAYS nv The Author ., called BARK Crnrie'e
Az fHR wURLB's MERCY ~ the Aathsf ~ He,,ss
bn ,ha Aiafsh" complete
fHANkRriVtNu's bAf SUPPLEMENT- thsee Mit
seiiant NJ ssii ana rseas bF sen pftea Mats
tlia teAa Lattice iee u ~ ssaetii sfAnpT uiet 6e=
aii pgniaiHeh ~
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