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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16
A Victim of the steamship Disaster.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. l5.
VIM. DAILY, reported lost among the VIC
tins of the Mississippi disaster, is supposed
to be United States Marshal Daly of Ne
braska, his home being in Peru in this State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. Is
FLoUR-quiet.
wssAT- irmer, No. a Chicago spring. 7eis7oi.
Corn 81 56i.
OATS at 20
gYE-quiet 81
BARLEY iirm 52l.
PoRk at II 20 a II 30.
LARD - al o 10 as 12l
BULK MEAT-ohodIders, 4 80. Short rib, 90;
Short clear, 0 9j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16
RICHMOND.

slight fire at the steamboat wharf, at
$50 z NJ, Wednesday, called out the fire
department. but was extinguished without
using the new water works.
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President and Vice President OF Swltzer-
laud Elected.

BERNE, Dec. 10.
NJ N. Drose, now vice president, has been
elected president Of Switzerland for 1887,
and NJ. +. w. Hentenstein, present minister,
was elected vice president. Both are radicals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16

NEW YoRK, Dec. Is.
Ex-Secretary of State Hamilton Fish and
wife today and this evening celebrated their
golden wedding. There were 16 grandchil-
dren present and large number of guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16
Suicide.
EARMINGToN. Dec. Il

FAKMIN6TUN, DtC.
Oliver Morse of Farming on, aged 40,com-
mitted suicide Tuesday, by taking Paris
green. Family trouble was the cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16
Stanley's Visit.

LONDON, Dec. 10.
1t is believed in Brussels that Explorer
Stanley's visit is unofficial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16
THE McQUADE TRIAL.

Summing Up for the People-Colonel
Fellows Defines the Crime of Bribery
Alter i,eing Out halt an hour the Jury
come in and Give Verdict of Guilty
McQuade Taken Back to the Tombs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-16

"Othello's occupations gone" He used to
spend days and nights cursing the fates and
the rheumatism. Now he only lies down and
laughs to think how easily he was cured by
Salvation Oil, st25 cts.
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81 TELEGRAPH.
indications for the ce,, =. fiou-..

Wsr Department.
~, oihce OF The Chief Signal Officer.
@ShihVton' ID. c., Dec. l.. A. VI.
For New England, light SHOWS; nortberlv
"'hoS shif'ing to westerly; slightly colder
caut'"nsry northwest signals are ordered for
stations on the Atlantic from Wilmington to
Boston.
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VIM. II. vanderford, Esq, editor Of the
Democratic Advocate, Westminster, Nd,
writes that he hss used DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup and knows it to be a good medicine.
Buy IT, Try il. % cents
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Nen Yotk Money Market.

NEw YORK, Dec. IS.
Money on call strong and active ranging from 10
TO per cent. per diem and interest.
Prime mercantile paper at 4d5 per cent. Sterling
Exchange continues dull and steady at 1901 a. s3,
Government bonds dnll and steady. Railroad bonds
active.
he following are the closing quotations Of se
curitics
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Country Precincts.
ANAHEIM.

ANAHEIm.
Bartlett 161, Swift. 14l. Lynch Ill, Vandev-
er 1856, Rose 19l, Edwards lib, Spurgeon lo4,
neir0se 10'' cAHuEseA.
Bartlett IS, swift 3s, Lynch %. vandever
ARTEsIA.
Swift 50. Bartlett 46, Russell H. Moore 80,
Hendricks 81, Kellogg H. Edwards As, Rose
As. Melrose So, Spurgeon 45. County ticket
about the same as head of State ticket, ex.
cept Mason 7s Bilderrain so Vandever 81,
Lynch A.
Swift 126. Bartlett 100, Russell 80. Moore 46,
Hendricks 1G4, Vandever 12S, Lynch loo,
Gard 1l5, Kays lol, Monroe ll9, Broaded
104.
Swift 70, Bartlett 15l, Russell 29. Moore 4d,
Hendricks 159, Kellogg 81. County ticket
about same as head OF State ticket Nande-
yer 70, Lynch 151.
Swift 30. Bartlett 25, Russell IL,
Moore II, Hendricks 35, Kellogg IL, Vande-
yer 81, Lynch 2S, Monroe 45, Broa1ed 20.
Remainder of county ticket about like
State.
Swift 2f, Bartlett 90, Vandever 30. Lynch
20, Gard 20. Kays 70, Monroe II. Broaded
SO, Edwards 80, Rose 2 The balance q
both State and county tickets ran with swift
ana Bartlett
Bartlett 66. Swift IS, Lynch 6s, vandever
&c. Kays 65, Gard 5S. Montana 6o, Preuss o.
white "a, Hazard 81, Eaton CO. Briefly o.,
Smith SO, DunsmOor 6s, Biiderrain 81,
Mason 46.
Swift 10. Bartlett u. Moore s, Hendricks
15 Gard 8, Kays II, Monroe 3, Broaded 10,
Vandever 10, Lynch 13.
GARvANzA.
Swift 80. Bartlett l6, Moore Is, Hendricks
o. Vandever 80, Lynch IA, Hazard 81, White
is, Gard z2, Kays 25, Monroe 33, Broaded 10.
Prohibition vote 4.
LONG BEACH.
Swift 3S, Bartlett24 Russell ~, Moore 20;
Hendricks 40. Kellogg 20, Wilson l, yande-
yer As, Lynch Fl, Gard 80, Kays 81, Monroe
SO, Broaded ~.
Swift 16, Bartlett H., Moore IL, Hendricks
Ia. Vandever 10, Lynch IL, Hazard Is, White
Ia. County ticket about the same
MONTE VISTA.
Swift H. Bartlett as. Russell A. Moore Z,
Hendricks 30, kellogg 4, Vandever 15. Lynch
Al card s. Kays 45, Monroe G, Broadcd 10,
Hazard IS, White 3s.
NEwIALL
swift's majority %. Moore II, yandever s,
Hazard IL, Briefly %, Dunsmoor 81 Broaded
3D.
swift 26. Bartlett u. Moore %, Hendricks
%. Vandeyer %, Lynch 20, Edwards y, Rose
10, County ticket about like State
ORANGE.
swift 17O, Bartlett 102, Moore 6l, Hendricks
I35. Vandever 176, Lynch 100. Gard III. Rays
IO5 Monroe 1863, Broaded l13. Prohibition
ticket, %.
Swift 23, Bartlett 10, Vandever 81, Lynch
10. Gard 20. Kays 10. Monroe %, Broaded 10,
Edwards 10, Rose 20.
PASADENA.
Swift 23S. Bartlett rs, Russell 6s, Moore 90,
uendricks 1877, kellogg 70. Gard 242, Rays
50. Matiock 6s, Monroe 221,. Broaded l22,
Mason 24l, Bilderrain 70. Yandever o3s,
I Lynch 81. wn
pswift 0. Bartlett 23, Moore q, Hendricks
"a, Vandever 0, Lynch %. Gard 4, Kays %,
= Monroe 2. Broaded 20
sEPULvEDA.
Swift SO, Bartlett go, Russell l6, Moore 30,
Uendricks 10i. Kellogg 20, Vandever -,
1,vnch 81, Gard 75. Kays ~, Monroe e.,
Broaded g2, Hazard 6S. White 49,
SOUTH PASADENA
swift &c. Bartlett 10, Russell 5, Mecre :,
pendricks %, kellogg Q, Caro- "a, kcys y.
Monroe 49, Broaded "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
500 Advance.

All lots In the Ellis Tract remaining un-
sold after November sth Will be advanced
one hundred dollars each, owing 70 the
additional improvements contracted Tor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
For sale.

One hundred horsepower engine, nearly
now. Has only been run three months, ana
is guaranteed perfect in all parts. Original
cost, s3 .75O. For price and further particu-
lars call on WALTER >. MAXWELL,
10 Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
NEW FURNITURE CO.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturers
Agency and Save Money.

We Ofier to the public OF Los Angeles and
surrounding country, at
manufacturer,s Prices with
Freight Added,
A complete line of Furniture, con- mprisipc
Office and Library Furniture. all of the
latest designs and best possible workman
ship. For the coming week we call especial
attention to line OF Parlor Suits of seven
nut frames, highly finished. which we will
sell at the low price of FORTY DOLLARS
a suit. Our goods will stand the test of com-
parison with those of ony other Furniture
chasers that they can save from twenty-five
to forty per cent. by buying from us.
WAREHOUSE-Skati Rink Building,
Third St., between Fort and Hin Sts., Los
Angeles BR YANT d. WALTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
cigars. Cigars.

Buy your cigars from Barnett 4 Co., the
only exclusive wholesale cigar and tobacco
house in Southern California. Corner oi
Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04

The auction sale at the Maple avenue tract
on Friday at IL O'Clock, in the salesroom OF
the Los Angeles Land Bureau. Fine line OF
lots at Main and Seventh streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
pn.sturage.
rrcCarthy,s

No. ! alfalfa pasture at Wards ranch,
one mile southwest of Florence. Limited
humber OF horses taken. No wire fence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04

Real estate and commission office removed
to % w. First street, ground fioor. Grea
bargains in desirable vacant lots or acre
age property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04

&Ie. .5OO-Home of 10 acres on Adams ST.,
;ust outside OF city limits; fine
house and out buildings, beautiful
yard aud grounds; orange, apple,
pear. peach and cherry trees In
iull bearing cover the place. This
will make Il splendid home or will
subdivide to advantage. See this
at once, as 1t will not be offered at
this price long.
S75OO-Improved place of five acres, ad'
Joining the above. Good house.
barn, windmill, etc. Every. inch
of this place Is covered with the
choicest varieties of fruit trees and
vines The yard is one OF the
handsomest in the city. We take
pleasure In showing this property:
SIT. .OOO--9 acres on Main street, covered
with orange trees in full bearing
This Ia the cheapest properly for
subdivision offered in this city.
@is. .OOO-9 acres on Adams street, inside
city limits. Fine buildings an or
ange orchard. Adj0ins the Ellis
Tract, more than half of which has
been sold since July. This should
be Investigated at once.
27OOO-4 acres on Main street, inside CITY
Buildings complete. Dectduous
esof every variety in full bear
ing. A splendid home and bar
gain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Rc su ure nmd Atrend

Lougheed Tract. Free Carriage.
Two p. M. See Chas. Victor Hall, l0La b.
Spring street, before you buy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
yrnnye Avcuuc Trnct.

rhe ia ssia of the forty-two invest
- ~ 'c, iv and seventh streets taxes
p, % ensoies
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
RulifOu RepOrr.

Since our report In issue OF Octoner
10th. the following shipments of bullion
we're made from mines in Calico Mining
District through, Wells, Fargo 4 CO.'S ex
press: ,oo
Orn Grsnde 1,, ,smill . 4,l72
Yunouar Mining Co 1880
Total since January l. 1851. ......s2, 4s9,7d6
--[Calico Print.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04

S6OOO-6 acres on Washington street, for
subdivision.
S7OOO-l acre, with elegant cottage and
beautiful grounds on Washington
street. More land Will be sold
with this if desired.
Sg5OO-Building lot on corner adjoining
above S0x26O feet; simply perfect.
@ISOO--102 feet on Eleventh street, west of
Pearl.
$3.50 each, six large lots 5Ox2o9, on Tober
man street.
$3.50 Each-Fine lots on Union avenue and
Beacon street. between Eighth and
Ninth streets These lots are
cheaper than any adjoining lots in
the vicinity, and are only offered
for few days at this price.
IA 1OO-Fine large lot on Montgomery st.,
1O5xl75; clean side OF the street.
&I6OO-Corner lot ON Main street. owner
wants money to build adjoining.
$3.50 Each-Two lots on York street; sl400
will buy the pair.
@SOOO--One or the handsomest residences
on Main street; seven large rooms
and bath: so foot front, ON the clean
side OF the street. Finest yard In
the city.
s12OO-Lot o Temple street, 50x205, near
Engine House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04

Erhe sale If you see nothing
suisyou calls Vi
ALBEE & WILLARD, 10 South Spring St.
80 - E
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07

and ma rtia looking than the other Eat down on
dny evening at II D. at MaZzetus to discuss .oo III
some bill affair" They did not leave tho placo VII
near the time when larks awakein faet they wcro
n embcrs of the Lark Club OF Company Tth kege,n
social organization which Is ambitious OF stluuns
recruiting and 70 help its object Is knlttDg 'ne en
more closely together socially by dinners,
parties entertainments, etc. This tne nrSt uihh,i
was over by j. A. Oudin. with the CLUBS pet
each hand Burt Denison Mt the other end OF the noe
and Governors Harper. Gould, Muhallon, Murtha, noe
her and Warren helping to modify dignity Win nuloI'
After the Larks had disposed of their crumbs, war
bles were order. Chairman Oudlns auuVes' Woilu
have made Senator Evarts green Win envy n sonS
was threatened by Sergeant Du VAL but the cOn wave
arrived in time TO avert the inhicton by giving nun
hOarseuess " Brides " Falrchild ana weaver Iecle"
and sang and banjo quartet excited tuinuituous aP
plause Nanki Poo" Pounds had expected 10 De pres
ent with ballads, songs and snatches. Out he
sent n note SAYING no was too frozen TO wander.
Tho tug-Of-war team OF the 7th Regiments IN actINe
ming for the contest TO take place at e armoy VI
the 22d Regiment on Saturday evening. March d. -
Louis Gumbert will probably be elected secohu-le9u-
tenant OF Company +. llth Regiment, at the conIng
election. - ,-.. L..
I.eutenent Fisher OF Company D. fist Regiment has
rendered his resignation. , ,.o,
The following committees for tho year have been
chosen by the 2d Battery: Finance Captain fetdln'Iu
=. Earle, Lieutenant G. f. Pasco and Corporal ~ T.
Guy: Recruiting, Lieutenant David wilson scream j,
S. Lutz and c. X. Mcchan; ArmOry, Lieutenant "lian
Henderson. Sergeant Joseph Helmet and corpora II.
Norden; Court martial, Lieutenant Pnsco, flrst 9eI
geant J. J. AleXandre, Sergeant L. I. sherry, QaseI
masterSergeant q. w. Heimcl, G. II. Mead ana trump
j. H. Allen. g. VI. Potter has been reelected treas
urer and Sergeant W. +. Mcconnell secretary
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
TOBOCG1NING IN MID-AIR.

A BRIDGE WORKMAN SLIDES DOWN AN ICY CABLE.
1t is the duty of the workmen on the Bridge
to examine part Of that structure at least once
mon th and where signs of fracture dslocaon Of the
ronwork discovered TO repair the damaged place at
once. To ascend the large towers by the frailookng
ladders that up their sides for this purpose Is feat
requiring nerve. but 10 descend from the top OF the
s,ono structure TO tho Bridge itself one
of tho heavy cables Is performance
that few people oven witness without feelings OF
fear and trcpdation. The dizzy height and dipnutve
appcarance OF tho on tho cable are sufficient to
make the strongest entertain doubts as to whether lie
can roach the Bridge IN saieiy.
Many a fearful heart madc almost 10 stahd stlu
day or two ago in the streets along tho river where
4 fair Wow OF the Bridge be obtained workman
left tho top OF the tower on the Newio iork sdc ana
slcwly began making his down OGc .! the four large
cables The footing OF these supporters Is pre-
car,ous and slight mlsStep or SIP would Land the
unrsroan into the river, moro than hundred feet be-
low. But TO assist the laborcrs in their work oi
in.pec:ion and repairing. smai! hand cables run
along each side Of the large CAME al distance O aOOht
fwo feet Tho men grasp tbeso with both hands. ana
fua itte difficulty 10 working Their way along but III
this case the Inspector had not proceed1 Tar om the
Ton Of the tower his perilous Journey when ah Ob
lookedfor obstacle presented itself OwhS 10 tne Snow
a.d rain last week nearly twenty feet of clear eo hao
ecsted over the top Of the cable To retain on
sush slippery surface would DO next 10 imposspe'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
WORK OF THE Blue ANCHOR SocIE1r.

The fifth annual report has been issued OF
the Blue Anchor Society. or the NewYork State au1
ary 10 the Women's National Relief Association tho
object OF which afford aid TO the shipwrecKed lHe
officers Of the society Mrs. Gabriel Kent Mrs " l.
Cort Mrs II. j. Ncwton. Mrs. william A. Wheelock anu
Miss Alice sandford Among i;s advisory comnitteeore
Chauncey NJ Depew, Frederick Law oims'ead'
George Shea, Captain b. 8 osnoh
and Spencer W. Coo. Tho society
office is at No 80 East Fourteenthst. Many boxes OF
clohing and canned FOOD have been sent ny the society
To the esavng stations along the coast near new 10Th
during the past year. The association OF whlch tLs 80
ciety Is a part has supplied fOrtytwo stations during
the last wear with boxes of clothing Tor the use OF
shpwrecIcd persons together Win stores OF Solulhs
and food for might be landed from wrecks III an
Invalid condition. These stores have been of great
yaue Al the wrecks during the last
veaTs OF the schooners samoset, Haskng.
kro Paree Ida Babcock, OF the steamship Ohveo. the
bnrk Aberdeen Others, these supplies nave al
forded eef that could not otherwise be obtained Inc
contributions money and stores made TO tne society
90 directly and entirely 10 the Work Tor when hey are
offered,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
Gnantiai.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
crpcuLAR OF REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
AND

Of holders q all classes Of securities fs oi hc
si s Ssasa 81
for the Vrao d Geor
the case IL Is on ali sides that
take place through and sale Of e
t. to pana by s Pa s ss &
dorsemont Of the leading parties in interest American ana
The main points sought to be obtained have been
reinstatement in the new Company OF all the present
Tedncton Of the xed Mogste Interest charge toa
' eoStTo Of the management by the Bondholders for
Contribution by the junior securities and by
in the new fund sufficient to the con-
nd eScency TO purchase all necessary equipment and TO
extngnsh all car trusts il reasonable terms a..
shall assure their application to the improvement Vi h'
These conditions are accomplished through the
the present plan to the details ot wh1n h th yed
charges cash Fand o6 for @ w nave am IN
a9dton Bond on 900 81 ooo0o
In Addition to n the s Rs Sem S1G%Ps 'Rs 3
Bonds viii have been put into steel and other better
prompt eSSssqSSs S 90 % e sS St one VIE frs Se
hotd the eSPef and the Company
be thereby placed on soandness and soyenSy.
their Bonds with the Central Trust COMPANY Nassaasi
same and from whom Or from the oces Of the conmittes
copies of the plan Of agreement ana any o'hci i""N
Jan O' 'O'1'"c CHARLES n: McGHEE,
ROBERT FLEMING,
FREDERICK l.. OLCOTT. tCommitteA
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
GEORGE WARREN SMITH
EDMUND W. COhLIES,
NEw.YoRK, February D, 1886
NOTICE ~
Bonds To the amount SyGi 900 having been ceposn
with tbe Central Trust Company up TO da including ma
ort NJ rho Fast Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Conso
dated per cent Bonds majority OF the Cncinnati and
Bones majority OF the Debentures
and The the deposit having thereby ecome
the remaining holders are reqlesteuto eeposs
''' '' " " ' c. NJ. McGHEE, Chairman.
New.York, Feb 6. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
,rhen Enc workman reached the edge of the ice he

and when the workman reached the edge Of the ice he
hesitated. - ..o =. t,s nm.
The spectators seemed to realize the cause oi ,sa
The man glanced over his shoulder at the tower neS
fifty fec; behind HIM, but either galning new m @
or farino that il wonld be more perilOus task 10 re-
tnrn TO proceed he faced the narrow icy
surface before him and began making preparations
mass H. His heavy which he carrienln MS nam,
was securely fastened 10 the belt around MS WAIST am
then graspig the small cables firmly he straGded ln
cable and prepared for his md-air slide Inc stait
was made with swiftness tnan was agreeaDG h o
tho spectators but with wonderful presence Oi u n
workman managed control hts speed IL was az one
in minute and as the daring fellow regained MS teos
and looked behind him a shout OF approval went up
from the spectators below. Mingled III the shouts were
such expressions as New-Yorks toboRgan sIde anu
e. TObogganing on a cable" But the successful zero"
hurried down Br dge unmndful OF the cheers VI
the crowd
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
VORKING FOE TIE HALF HOLIDAI I.
MR. oLCoTT's ENERGETIC EFFORTS.
DISTRIBUTING PETITIoNs-GETTING INFLUENZA
SAMFs-A BIG MEETING.

DISTRIBUTING PETITIONs-GEIrING lfL'ENiiAA
NAMEs-A BIG MEETING.
The members oil the Saturday Han hohuay
Committee were in high spirits yesterday III CONSEQUENCE
OF the enlistment in the work OF Emmett H. oco'e anu
tho success which has attended his efforts toward putting
the early CLOSING movement into pracucal oPerd'o,
Mr. Olcott was seen his office No. 80 Broadway anu
in reponse to an inquiry how lie became interested
in the proposed reform, said;
First let me assure You that my interest III 'ho
matter is not OF professional character am III 'ho
work simply as a private citizen VINO peNeVeS
the movement TO be wise, humane ana ehurey
feasible | was first led to consider the subject
seriouslv bv my wife. She told me now
strongly the favored by the women OF this city
and asked me could not help them TO bflng IL n'os"
cessul operation. Believing that could 90 so
and shall do all my power TO crystalze the general
pubic sentiment that exists in favor OF the project
Olcotts suggestion the following document mas
bc.n drawn up copies which will be sent TO the dher
ept churches of the city for distribution among the con-
gregations:
the hrsSE the Te n faGs GSfo GRSF % @
abstain from making n6on a. on any ysc and a every satu
6sT,Py the d nScn OF Of a each s
IN said cy TO Close .Re The remainder Of eac
day after o'clock noOn as haf h%ny we - ncveTs
well as cnpoyes.
The undersigned believing would be Of 9ene
stores in this city saturdays. which was Dtgm anu "a
shs throughout tho entire entire year the re-
willing 10 aid such oJeCl slG ~
sner this request and that when signed oc
returned 20 Imct X. OcOt at No 80 BI0adWsy ia 'h'S
ctty 10 whom all communications may be addressed
The paper referred is the following which reads
Among the many prominent names already on the
list are those of Mrs William l.. Dodge Mrs VI NhIt
new Mrs. Frederik kcrnochan Mrs. Edward cooper,
Mira j. j. Astor Mrs J. Sturgis Mrs. Eugene kcHy ana
A. soon as these petitions have become widely circu-
lated ''Sn and SUFFICIENT number of names names
have been obtained a, PHpil,,
meeting will be held in the interests o! tDe pOpuscu
halfbOday in Chckcrug Hall or some other large nan
of the ciiv This meeting will be held some tine thls
month 50 as TO get The early closing system aGopeu
possible early in the spring Mr. Olcott is enhusauS
over the reform and is cOniidert that IL can DC
ont as well here as in England where mas
long been an esth"Iish - - hoIu,.y
last summer was j. T. A. Jewett, the Jeweller OF 40
I35 Grand-st BY his efforts scores OF ehp!oyes GU
iovrt half DAYS freedom week during the sum
oer months lie is advocating the measure hgHlu
and says that he has the names oil over MY s,ore
at l o'clock on Saturday afternoons
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
gr1p rOR DEFoRMED CHILDREN.

The eighteenth annual report OF the New
York orthopndic Dispensary and Hospital, an insttu-
ton for deforned children, has Just been issued. The
hospita building is a; 1876 East Flfy.nlnthst Among
it's trustees Howard Potter. David Dows, Roswell
d. Hitchcock Allan Campbell Henry l." Slote, John :.
Kennedy. Elliott Roosevelt. Buchanan winthrop and
Theodore Roosevelt Its lady supervisors include Mrs
William Astor Mrs. F.. L. Fabbri, Mrs. James T.
Leavitt Mrs. Henry ID. Nicoll and Miss r. C. whitney
An effort is being put forth to provide for making all
the beds rita free During the last year LIZ
patients have treated 707 Of whom were new ones
Their di isoases were chiefly OF the hip and spine Most
OF them were young 4U7 being under three years or ae
and COB below ten years. OF those treated $50
were cured and 81 relieved and discharged
The work Sl5,625 81, and the treasury could
find a good for money.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
propryJyG TIE RUTGERs cHURCH.

Rutccrs Presbyterian Church, at Madison
ave and Twenty-ninihst will be reopenod to-day with
services by the Rev. Dr. Robert k Booth, formerly pas
tor OF the University Place Church Dr. Booth returned
70 SeyYO last fall after absence OF two years In
Europe where he had gone for the recovery OF ms
health He has undertaken the task of restoring the
interest which cDce made Rutgers Church one OF the
most prominent In the city. The remaining members OF
and the strongest confidence II Dr. Booths abilty 10
successfully his undertaking. new sunday
school is TO organized and in respects the whole
work il uYiie as difficult as organizing new chuTch,
Dr Rootb will preach this morning. In the evening
DR. ROsvell D. Hitchcock, president OF Union Theoog
jcai seminary and the Rev. Drs. Howard Crosby and
John Hail will assist IN the services.