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Pess Once Notice.

-sas DAILY By all intsrsstst changes may os'
chr &C any time .......,.rv an.rs~.ed
~ nv psreal4r asr except snso camsnss
@ xin< .ai co 49, 1851 yea
sTsS - soeciaiIy addressed being sent " INC l
i sssI..saalss sRs''~' -, ,r,r eliza.
Forr.u mails for the week ending Neyenoe' " WI"
"xPrIT n All cases. Shiso doe - t'aos' ,,o,.
TUEspAY-Atl m for tne w't saI Plata coassr,ss
ARA s9a pas steamship from NswpSs' VA
i2S0 y ~ l D. M 10, ffaIo haAsaa yer steamship
ProL AOr'e m or Vera and Progreso per
ssa,p M.1loo. tiss.a- a. ~ a a s's sa.sa
Aaer,et c .9a sssoss Costa OaAe aAA .aA astso
rf sISsas Rsr s AS.Ss se PEG Asae
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H. Pierre va wss', Sss. PEI ca% ssss
a. T,s.,s 81 =. naa Sacss. steamship c' Of
| Wilmington ,- p.nr,,a per steamship An.
$50 s.sSf y ,sse.si
Aas. a. Soms al ssS va davTs zoe scot,
ss arssI steaasAlg Slses.'~ a. sor ssssis,n
% psss % vtT stssnsnp Benana Va Aawsr' sssss
pass 70 Sl .ss asp cy Chicago
al D tor th- M.nhwAra lslaa N pos =. 49,,
o. An no tor tAs Netherlands hroeI pxr stes asa,S Wv
ssrisa, letters must director per hottoid@'n
.x.n tor emma JsgAa ststnsMp oceahie N,v -
t'r.nexso close nsgo November 20 A. y N A~hs =,
tas soe.e1y IslaalA par sap fAaI from san frssSsS.
sss 7 zsn.SS sas~ee s aai
stsAnsnp ,fro ,Aa rrsAslss eyss nd $50
csnar "a I o. N ArriyAi ~ View tor "
ssn n.puola with Brltlsh a4Lls or a as =
Nan. for CuDa by rAd 70 Tampa IA. Aas $3.50 1s.f
ssa~sasr VA Key Fla eloss ~ ss~ sA5s $3.50 :
|
.Ths schedule Of closing Of rraas .SaS s~vssss1
90 e Mslls 49, ~ - dispstshs
prancuoo on the dAy u sAiass o.
b r~~x1I x *. Hevsmbss ~ liza
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vo-sscr. since her arrival here. has receiver
hAise +,oU-,ops from people well known In society
nun 70 her night however Is worthy
- spee notice Immediately after the ns
o. reception in honor was held al per
,,ouicos by the Amateur Comedy CUB which
among its members some er.spt at the supper
ss formed chief part Of the enteraMM NM. Paran s
them were Mr. and Mrs W a Mr. and MIRA Dre1el,
ye sase john Brady Miss May sT Bra ab mr howrey
George u cer Miss Edith Draper. Mr. ana MI n,i1i
nei POST MI Mrs. shack Mls MISC Ruth
eiiss VAL i AZ Wolfe and the following metnootS Ven
Amateur Comedy Club Harry Bo p Hart Lyon
qsn, - IT, Frederick W satieIiee s &c health
Ludlow samuel Parsons Sines written by a member
Of the club: ..waao
Our manager boasts that w issDss cue
80 nile we'll break when you say rar..scnsi
For v 70 never missed one Ss VIC II A
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THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY MAKES Irs SD An
NrALApPEAL FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY MAKES Irs SD An
NuAIAPPEAL FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
raha N IN continue redeeming work az the Five POINTS
During these Tsny years II hs eSe va AZ n,ysrty and
puDhc generously aud mas sAsen rum H'o'"' p''""
,ren WHOSE not able 20 20 anything or sner
.nnuort whose parents are aOle yn 20 ~ s
r into Institution untn they cAE oe oo
nroy,de Tor Children. whose parents are 700 peor 70 %
hem 10 the public schoois are admitted - the ~ ne
school aud every possible way tne ihsutu]-oH ''e~
nsnsat m the uolr OF the Five POnta .s.-..
nlYSIJk sERY maintained wherein twenty ~ .n..s
ranging N one and nve Years ~
for seven oeoc. n me me, ~ snpS "' ''
Oulng has been ere ,ei 80
-ear Tor GILL DRENS INFIRMAkf and IA
with It VIII DO established pl s p,nt. '''
,or me benent OF poor the five fyn . - ro.-nss
~ schsme of INDUSTRIAL TRAIN lSr u "a p,os..
Will be taught tue use ..
pa m. rs viii learn cook and the general aomosss
for all the various branches OF the work INC
M, ahoat one hundred dollars day 10 reg e se 80 mn
snm the ouse OF Industry Is largely lndoo'e " 'e
offerings III THE ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS .,xa,s
Meals given '------. "a cents.
Cost per meal - ..nooi $40
IN school since EQUALIZATION
There are now than three hundred eaAiaren e ny
Al e are al al times welcome to visit and inspect '''
house r,osr vices VIII
=. Ia N me Chanel O'Clock The chnren WI 'As
ra,s nsrIo N casthenic exercises ets en-. .n,s-en ana
Al one O'Clock, DINNER VIII % serNeo :" NHS
visitors may ~ means furnished the amman
;osr TOR Inc Oufslde viii be servei-sn aaeSs
italy invited To Ateu
The safest mode OF remittance - " S--
n
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.,pr xoB1yI noHUN OBAT7ERu hsRk.

r,a Young Hindu philosopher. Babu Monin nonun
csater who for the last two years and nan mi.
attentions in London arrived u .
city yesterday the Aurania and Is nov ,H @smSerOf
ArtnI o,,isf S4siety Babu Mohini rs Ne ~ s~h;
called Brahman OF high caste ss ab nigh hcnors at the
YEAR - Cacutts when young AND a. oIoS 49, ~
sdof Of an Indian at Calcutta ,srore IN so1s circles
Lon1o also received with attention a. az ,Sro,gh
GERMANY BE the Geohara' =, yss the United states
Arthur SebIni aid last night that DE s' ,h
here 70 study and not 70 Lecture I me ali IL doctrines
30 ms strong independent religious Sews e S the
anu ne - aud strongly upnoas inc ,~Sh,nr
Etr1ct Nesst -. heiongs His appearance u IN rs
I,1 long let black falls around his With hardly
wears a beard He speaks Eneii'D N'
NJ IA
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OBIIUARE.
OBITUARY NOTES.

BALTIMORE Nov 22-Peter C. sanerwen, tine nr'' OU.
q, rnternal Revenue in Maryland died to-day at us
home in Mount Washington He was about sessnsy
gears old and was through his life prominent
Of Baltimore. .s..&r
rr,c, Nov. 22-Maior Morrin NJ. Jones, Tor tnir'y-
hrae Years Justice OF the peace Of this city died here To-
day from pneumonia at the are of sevenytwo years
while an officer of the I'd New-York Heavy Arulery II.
1854 Major Jones' Colonel North agent OF the s'ADe Vi
Newyork and the late Levi Cohen Of Ainany' ON
t-,,nnned mn political charge OF whicn they Hle a.
~ a do,Srt martial after five months impnsohMen@
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TIE MARQUIS or BuTE's PALACE TINS M.,aat.,sS.rt
vsrrhon--s of Bui- hsve srriyod 81 -. Ov-r
Iurr wouderful palace Ia tue Isle % pu' ant. N
m,,lIon steriIns las eApe.d"d O3 .at of tho
rriuil,ns T ,n.. eoyrrs an acre OF ground AMI 10
80. al IN Obituary AM e.rnornhh,y ..n,ism.n OF
-,t on --as tue house agents pat 80 . 49,. vim
con,pl-ts bathins taoi,-"m.st' ~" rawins roIn- .
III "a ,ei IN walnut nj with beautifully PsI'e
rrs PERHAPS tic nnoAt rooms ~ s ma, h. n lu itsef
ns worth tr.vsins scotland ~ see now 'na ~.
MARQUIS his expended an snormous snmsort h. viii
nronseiT give uy going - m-hsm nos@'''''''
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errrgy IN THE CHEEK BY AAsTlFh

,u.s Mira Ewing spent Sunday with some 'r'eh"' -
,,ronsck westhester County she Is the laughter VI
PANEL ewing proprietor OF the phadepSia aq. .rs mass
,hs play ng WIN hr
SJ1n,ny o. er rienis While she vas ~ eeth on
mead the denly spranx AZ ne1 afn wound
Euin, handsome IS feared thAt sn- 70 from hydro.
- ne Her mother died few years ago lso ~, ths
nboma caused by bite from cat Dr. "a'son uAs"''
,Ennnd
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.r,,v TWO CAPTAINS CANNOT AGREE.

TVrF TWO CAPTAINS CANNOl AN'~A'@
wv HAVEN Nov % (SpeciGil-The ume anu p''. "
a, r,so.,op game seem to I've in greater douo' 'H'n
- TO Princeton wants the grounds anu ioi0
- Lilo Vale asks for neutral grounds Win ii'' H. "
,, "a referee or Princeton. with Peters as rcoi'7
,,,., irg the following dispatch was received i'o",
CAPTAIN Savage in reply to Captain Cor"n p'Of''"
named Immediately above ~ 90 1890
A Princeton \. J.. Nov. %, 1850
TO X n: an,ot he modified. Same as last yer.
,,..,r s,-onnds aud Princeton reierse NJ
s,orfat. INT will agree TO Harms -" nie
- iS Won want the game advertised TT c sAv,GE
,,,s djsnatch was received shortly aioer l. ~ ~
.,an,a.,iatelv the following reply was sent;
To II. :. SAVAGE. ,,,uoao oonsider this
We cannon aN0oP' '' ROBERT \. CORWN
final -. On tho campus
- -, q strongly in favor Of the managers OF 'ne
s.nau soia,,on and all their actions are Ieearuo a"
,ht Everybody desires that the game oe pay e -,
49, sauabble should result after lac
So claimed the game by default Id ease II
a. not played anywhere. In TINS case Iiin 49,. .,
admittedly claim the championship suu a' U' -,
a. intercollegiate Association Harvard anu '"o
..,v ~ pcnnsylvania would undoubtedly conDine VIZ" -
a., votipg 10 her the pennant Should tMs r''u' "
,-ongb atout Yale II is thought could go 10 Id" an" "
- r.. ,e,nant under the constitution whcn say :
tn two leading teams OF the previous Aea ~ T,snks
their match o the Polo OIoul"is' NC" A'
giving Day ~, - would On 70 Yale b,
Sefault Captain Savage. Of PrneeVoh' 'oo-f ,s h,
-. - q, Vale TO night that the game woa1 i nh'
,io,-cd II Princeton on lhtiiksSiNiH ms A>~' ~
Princeton referee. OF mol al All
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,rr,r peoeREss IN TIE DE AEsTRE CASE.

hcas. NJ Vincent dc who IL accused Q, Ir
Mi, Msynard OF $40 for ~ howed by
hAe polies Yesterday. De hestre
Socumsnfs that formerly been an cassd Nile
uOouin and resigned he Ae',a mo
Maynara Of trying OlacEas him Ene W..trs and Mile
1900 nng rom Rio Janerlo, Iestlnei Ina. .uo sap
ma, ~ e ,aamer spoke the woman about nsl =, rer
a. ,sansr Her lawyer said that ne "snru iris
% mat de Mestre swindle various no'1 Tnstics
othsr evidence In regarit his cha Ou, ~ not
psy}tsron replied the question OF ~ ~
90, nssn brought up would not receive the e'ueHs''
Ths case was adjourned until SATURDAY
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uorrt CHESTS ALARMED BIZ AN F1PLoSTUN.

1872, Ga Nov. % t,pee,an.-At daylight to-day tne
=, tho Kmbal House were startled from their
beds by loud report followed by rambhng noise suu
Che crashing Of glass Before panic OF any
extent followed it WAS learned that the noise was nv'
caused by an earthquake but came 6es 1e coffee and
VI 'ros The EXPLOSION violent that every Pea'
in the sevenstory building was aroused ana nS sh in
que ~ the rooms were destroyed The damage Is p'oo'
=
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certed the suggestion Of the D'irictA''o'"s had
lowed the jury to remain in tho court rom ~" ,uror
uuch ordered from tue Aston House The 'n',, con.
ssei that the names the thirteen hlder"ep d tns
posed ;be alleged combination ne R'''" IDS Of the
ZANE, were furnished. as we'll ns the rec'Su'
RoarI fDf- ldermen
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GOLDEN KNOCKED OFT" BT NcAFFREi

GOLDEN "KNOOKFD orr" BIZ EcAFFH.I'
The haraeove nsnt MARQUIS OF QuesnsoeFry rn'e' ~.
80 500 side and purse. between AFRO" oo $3.50
1900 u.canrev moth OF Philadelphia was decided
- - r.rs.v t., mil-s from Hob"ken last pen,.
Mocarrev won after exciting am pso", sarrv
o,,ns .leyen rounds which were fousn' 4" i'''
Jers mn was tn. referee and H nnsr.r while
srtsmr Oh, mp-rs and frieht took care OF s u nm
NcCtr y was not marked nut Golden was pS,, ,nt.
ished Golden vas Knocked out Ia 'N' '
s1aat
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WHlT PEOPLE THINK AND SAY
no GosprL IN LEGIsLATIoN.

rome Editor TAs frtbHn-
Fin: You are certainly doing good worS win ~
ti.cs about the 100000 women in NewYork CITY WORK
ing for starvation wages That but Of the facs III
modern civilization which show that Christian societies
have far failed tn apply the Gospel to human
ton No amount 81 charity viii ever Ieue"s o ,on
prodncedby human laws dsrcgariing ai the m%hi '
ceptions and Divine equity expounded IN te Cpos
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,opyos At DOcKs7ApgFS

Last night change of programme was MADE - pay
s..ass. ana the season.bls topics OF % new bur
aua turkey perv.asd entertainment I"' rnomn.oo
issoue Ia entitled Thanksgiving DAY aalv "A are the
1919 md 80 tl,e title Indicates 10 ~ uey ,hat the
s,,hsr new PORTIONS the programme snowu In
6usiness Of the last TWO weeks was INC la
~ fl,ea history
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ONE WAY To Enjoy THE SURPLUS.

To the Editor ~ rhe frtoun~
SIR As the 800 100000 of surplus revenue seems 70
be an elephant hard to dispose Of would suggest 'n
be appropriated for the next eghtor ten years. OF S n
as it may require, to the purchase OF the pa'e' az"
:, , ,oynhone The telephone should then be given the
o-,l nnh,i. at cost enabling a man who Is not mll
ionaire to enjoy the telephone service ~lnHue S and AZ
h time saving the Free Traders the trouble OF iheu
dADg WIN the proOecu'e '"'' SETH HILL
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nr,rgnP sLEEP-WALKER.

PHILADELPHIA Nov % (Spee'de.-eeorse "ei'o. :
highly esteemed young living In Rising Gun iaio
yrbile walking in his sleep this morning. I'LL oN ~
the third story window killing hlliseH
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u1as HnRtGS ILLNES&

ors had been received yesterday from MT and Mrs
c Clay and it feared that the A''er better Sa
- M,s Rosna vokes sun far from I'm
recent iI1 ay or tomorrOw and ai' shortly In
The school mistress Wal DC r. playing at the
STANDARD Theatre
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,.,nn,u. Conn. . Nov. 90. 1886.
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

m IN, Fdftor Of me Trtbune
SIR: The price OF labor Like every comInodty III 'ne
market Ia ruled by the universal anu 'o
la,y-auppy and demand relatively In value Oh ooso'
hv the ouatv thereof H. for instance. there sn"uu W
nv emigration great increase OF skilled Aoor anu iJ
e,,hhor IN the same business myself should enp'oy
said labor at half the price that am paying must
sariIv emf down the wages OF my men or stop business
c.nal has no relation whatever with the matter oo
of ma mi rht he poor men II capital could guy up anu
hoa q, IL. command all the labor Of the world the eAsS
ing status from the law have stated could DO annuou
but ,hs il An untenabe proposition H. however cap'
,,d do This for n time and override the law IL "ou4u
d "a would that OF a simple attempt by some specu'
% keep at a high figure price, say OF nour' "'
%, davs our market would be flooded from EuVPo a'
ha ,. y, said article would inevitably decline ana
normal level would be resumed ~.
Tho grant ocean Of capital Ia like the great sea O"
~ NAV take NJ IL a tubful another only cupi' anu
neither Would -ensbly affect the lnAs HoI de
who takes the tubul lessen or ahect III ~ j. nre
rec tbe cupll OF the other The ocean oI re mi
iv live the ocean Of light the vast sea VI
ars and he who takes much OF u IN o nd nrivilegss
verse tassen harms the r1rhts an. 80 %.
u M who takes but little ueeii s or other
the ono has no relation WITH njur1ousy OF o.nel
Ous VI s,otely or near the at from cholc. OF
,he cue who perhaps, In the woe 9eneIooity -,
Isck ~ se.rett veness has the minimum Vi tnis
gu, n the supreme Being In His wisdom ntr ,n.'o I
| WOW enual morally physically, mentaiY 'ns s .h ~,
nrobably accrue Inequality In the coh'2H1 atnre
mn race but as our Maker has endoWeu III socta
s,h vastv different capacities, there must DC IL Ine
scale equally vast differences
Aslc- lOrk Now 70. 1850
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THANKSGIVING
az the
TUE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
l55 woRTHsr.
TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES
MORRIS K. JEsUP. President
,,rcurc IMP rraasurer GEO. f. Belts Secretary
GEORGE II. MORGAN. WALTER IL LIZ" 10
OLIVER HARTMAN DAVID EOoLSo."Ss
-, rst.SIER HENRY E HAWLEr.
WMF. BARNARD superintendent
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ro.vs.rLAyrIO TRAVELLERS.

Arrived yesterday on the steamer AaranH " Colin
-. q ,,.or a p Blagden- W. a. BROWNING Coih
Mctvsr Campbell Babu NJ. Chate1L Lieu ann
1royeT W. g. George, DIT. P George o " - W Marsba
d ana NJ nd FAMILY H. s SANFORD c. TennanI IL .
Z W
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While working in the Calender Insulated wire "O -o
f.ro.s.t HARRISON y. J. yesterday. gilbert inonP
- -onth had hs right caught n some rtpIy 90
49,, and of Dr. oilers soppf r, ~ thonVh
an- ~, he lad was taken Michaels hospiI-- - "
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.xx.,o.v OPERA IN CINCINNATI

~,~c,sx.rr. Nov z2--rbs American Opera COMPANY
a. 80, had the misfortune maes with wreDonol
..,.r hut pevertbesss Mnse Hal contained ~
sndsncs and tho opera Of LAkms wac ns nAIls
na n.ds fsvorsss @presssn and received uaas"A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 23-l A Mine oarom is.''.
Yesterday rose slightly, and then began to fa Inc SKIES
couded at night The temperature ranged M The
corresponding day last year. and ~ nsnef 'A '
day. -, ,. ,oAav there VIII probably be
suohtlv warmer weather, with nenl raills-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArlONs-FoR "a hCUka
w,sErScros. Nov. 22.-For New-England' Ne"-iorA'
pannsvlvania New-Jersey. Delaware. Maryland ana III
a.nia rghr rains. slightly southeriy Winds
Wasrwsri 10 Nebraska light rains, stationary OF lo"e
temperature
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breaking down class distinctions in TINS
vounr republic
PRINCETON CONTROVERSY

,xsrsr1xG THAT THE FOOTBALL
o.wr MUST pr PLAYED AT PRINCETON.
p,rScKTos Nov. % tspeciaD-By reason OF .aes Oh
.nacy in trying to evade the provisions LOT s
s.., so,bal game rs settled by the football con''n
sS,,,aoher the undergraduates OF Princeton
Son a' ., ON enthusiastic meeting this afternoon
rassed the following: ,os
sr,d That the Princeton game must De
.,,ne and place distinctly named by the lnerooi
az INT n i" IN Princeton THANKSGIVING Day
ios ssorsS That Yale has made no eu1t uli s,s y
date To have the conventions decision ehansou an" INV
Offers mo- sufficient reason for change g.. -;ovv This
esoircd That Yale cannot he Moweu =. siSered
obsolete last year. -, 49, -; IN. IN expeet Yale to
meet the same conditions this year winch -A
iast wear as 10 both ground and referee. .,.,
such is Prncetons position In the matter anu I
standing telegram from Captain oor~n =, onsent r.
.,en 10 the effect that Yale would not eon~ei' y
.,as,ons demands that the game be played IN frlnce
Ton with Princeton referee. all here feel connasn'
,s water and the game will be played In princeton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

pm ,netpu1A. Nov o. tspectG9 .-Patrck Coyle' age
seventywo pleaded guilty to-day OF murder In inc sec
ond degree In causing the death OF John and
ON I'm .nr.e He was sentenced TO seven years au
eight mouths in the penltentary'
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MARRIED.

rssrp Az Salt AXE City Utah November son ao or,
- IA mounds 81 Robert }. tsalt Lake Ai4puNS' ~
rs H. " Jessup formerly Of springfield. MASS
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saunssy ypal Church by the
A. the ips J. Holmes uncle o. the Urde. 11s1p,s2
Rev. lheouys' Easlsn ID d. Walter Fisher M
the Rev - unmniray Holmes, daughter oil charles a
Holmes. esq NJ Wanna
Of me ATE Phiie-
Anstria. sarah M -cuhoei' u~"e
man III. ErusI Vi lila clN'
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BIRTHS.

Ponds Extract for pain ana The gen DIN Is
rneflate rebel, then perrnanons Su1~
Imftatuns viii dlsappoinI you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

PIPER HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE o,a ovorv.
contains only 92-loO per cent OF ALCOHOL oo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

A.. old Jokes IN childhood put pan none
- No ioke az all Nothing relieves ano cu-e' N0' f'
than pomeroy's Petroline Porous fias'1r'
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fbcsfHufs

Masters avert sei By quscks are no De''gr
ano bogus tn,s made for them. Bensons p3sters on
Tor tns curative highly indorso AAk iof 0e
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rrrrxnrvG THE JoHN-sT PRAYER MEETING

DEFENDING THE JOHN-sI fNAiEn '
roth. Edftor Of Fhe frton"e
SIR; Your correspondent who signed himself
"a vel-wsher- seems TO have been snocAou y"
cause some one who desired TO consoie an ou' :.
gentleman with uncovered chldren a7Aou A-I "
80, ah.caus. they we're gong to be converted'
. 60 thai the ADVICE was not strictly scr9tursi
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ANACORTES ...JANUARY 30, 1886
How THEY COMPROMISED.

"For goodness sake, Mary" asked the
young ladies mother at breakfast, "what
was tue matter with you and Henry In
the paror last nigbt9"
"Why, mammal What2" inquired
the daughter, dsmurely.
why, you lowered and quarreled for
half ap hour, like lot Of pickpockets."
"Oh," she replied, remembering the
circumstances. Henry wanted me to
take the big chair and wanted him to
take it because he was company you
know"
well, what did you quarrel abouta"
1--WE didn't quarrel, mamma; only he
insisted that should take it, and /
wouldn t."
"How did yeu settle it finally2"
swell, mamma, we've we comprom.
Used, and both of us took it,"
The mother had been girl once her
self.