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New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
~. u.n,eoy on DEcoLLErE GOWNS.

Washington chet I'm The Chicago tribune.
Mr. uarrison consented to see " The Trioune
on the subject of decolete dress DIG
was asked: ,..o dro.sos Of stale dinners
VIII you wear dcooi'
and receptlonsf' , os orietlv and decidedly
Mo- The word was p"S"' w
spoken.
~ AZ not / think IL question every @ woilan az,
shopd decide for herself Because have reasons oi
NOT wearn~ them should not want any other "oi'"h
Mr. I,arr,son halted and her eyes twinke1 ,," -"
von want IN know my reason an q HIa,l,uuho'a a
thnk The costume inappropriate aitSr u ccr.ai LIS nS
When was n girl I wa, OF plump hguie anu , aim' w.
wore ths rounded ow-cut gowns Win pun .gi "a,
sleeve which were fashionable ihere Is i. n9.n'nE
prcttier Tor woman until she reaches inc dignity Vi
How vii vou have yOur reception toilets cHI
aI have instructed my dressmaker III NeN- iuaS S
To emf Ali surh gowns either N-shaped OF rpuSc, ann
To nj Them I'm with laces or plchted crepe uss,'
greatly admire the short sleeves or half sleeVea p
lace but I must have mine OF inc material Oh 'i,c
dress. as. like other poor mortaiS' am sensitive 10
cOldn A., NIL. ,,oar tho
dec0llce drcss2r 80 H., 4, -, ,oo, i
" She has never In all the time she ha, been 10
Washington worn what Is properly meant Dy
decoIlete gown and I surc she never Will nef
dresses will be cut like mincl =, .
Mrs. Harrison, you have stld thht Noh no hut
disapprnve OF the conventional Owcnt dress lhNo
YOU ever seon any In Washington wear the gown
have seen many poor bones out In the cold
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
TO CHEER TIE LIVES OF THE UNFORTUNATE
To ihe Elliot Of The Tri6une.

Sir Permit me to make through your columns
my annual appeal the chartably disposed on behai
of the frlendless men, women and children III lhe
public hospitals, asylums and amshouses on Wards
Blackwelrs, Randal's and Harts Islands. 1t is the
especial aim of the Island Mission to Afford through
the channel of private benevolence, such modest
comforts for these poor creatures 1t IS beyond the
province of the city authorities to supply. inc
private hospitals and infrmares all have their par
tcular friends and patrons who take care that the
patients want for nothing. In the public charitable
institutions the Island Mission seeks TO ill the place
of these, or at least to do something to cheer he
monotonous existence Of the inmates. The claims OF
the sick and crippled children, on Randalps l.iand
will, | am sure, appeal at this Christmas season
especially to the sympathies of happy boys and girls
in their comfortable homes.
Pictures framed and unframed, toys Cheap. In
destrucble preferrcd and childrens books
may be sent TO the house Of Mrs. Richard NJ Eunt,
vice-presldent. 40. . North Washington Square.
Money contributions will be gratefully received by
Mrs Ashmore, acting treasurer, No 102 Wayerley
Place. MONIAGuE MAkho,
President Of the Island Mission for Cheering the
Lives Of the Poor and sick.
New York, Dec. 10, 1889
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

Al meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the German
American Real Estate Title Guarantee Company held at
the Office OF the company. 81 Nassau-st., N " the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas IL Is with sincere sorrow we have learned oi
,bo dcath Of our esteemed friend, Mr. Louis Kammerer,
who has been associated with and recognized as faith
l earnest and conscientious member OF the Board OF
Directors therefore, be IL
Resolved That tender to the family CT our late as
ocate our heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement, SIM
rv deporng the loss them of devoted husband and
Kind father and company OF active and efficient
member; and be it further
Resolved. That the president appoint committee oi
0e o the Board TO attend the funeral OF our late director
and that copy OF these resolutions be forwarded TO the
f,n,ilv OF the deceased. A. l.. SOUEARD, President
A. KOPPEL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

ALLINGAt Fast orange, Thursday noon December 49,
the residence OF her sonin-law Mr.. Edwin d. Park
hurst Jane H. widow OF the late stephen D. Alng OF
Newark y. j., in the 79th year OF her age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
B1NSSE.-Wednesday December lS, Edna May Josephine
daughter OF Edward and the late Annie T. Stearns
Bn-sc. In the Goth year 81 her
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend the funeral
Vices at No. 553 AuantcaNe, Brooklyn, Friday De-
cember 20. at hall-past p m.
BOSWORTH-En Entered into rest, Tuesday, December IL
II. sylvester B0sWOIth.
Funeral from ST. Ignstius' Church, 40h-s between 5h
and Gth ayes, Saturday, December 2l at IL n. m
CHERRY-Mrs. Henrietta Cherry, on Wednesday Decem-
her 1S at u 80
Notice OF funeral her after
HENDERsONOn Tuesday, December II, 1882 OF nesft s
disease John Henderson, late OF Flpshng L. L. ~ MS
residence 40. 1872 McDonoughst., brooklyn. - NJ,
Funeral services the Church OF me 1000 Sepns
D0nough-st., between StuyFeshS MI" beNS "''-' Wv
O'Clock Friday, the 10th inst, .,o o,.,t.,
Kings County Elevated 20 ADsus-aNo' S'''i""'
London. England, papers please copy , ,o,r.
KAMNIFRER-On Tuesday. Decembe,r ~ OF OF near '''1''
Louis Kannnerer ~ the Goth wear o. S IN flO East
Funeral services at Iiedcrfranz Ha,i ~ 70 80 '
tsth at ON Friday December 20 OF II n,r.t nano.
snecial train Tor Woodlawn leaves UFahd otn"" Dp"
afte ceremonies.
Please omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

and-pted them,r she answered, laughing; then more
seriously: 81 believe age, beauty and health shoul
decide the question for each woman, and no arDtrary
rule should be laid down. Etiquette properly ae-
mands full dress for White House receptions ana
shall conform to the rule far as possible. Mrs.
Hayes never appeared In dccolete dress and think
In later years only Mrs Grant and Mrs. Cleveiahd
adopted the CUSTOM"
ministratlon for the next four years she meant 10
exact modesty Of dress at the White House receptions
where some of the most glaring of offences against
propriety committed In the last years
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
APPEAL OF THE BOY EDITOR OF "sUNNY HOUR
q n 4 1 -. q D

APPEAL OF THE BOY EDITOR OF sunny HOUR
70 the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir VIII you please be so very kind as TO ask Your
readers If they will not send me all the partlyworn
shoes and stockings and chlldren's old clothes they
can spare for the poor little who to for
them. 30 far have never had to send any one away
without something but / want to have Christmas
tree the day before Christmas and expect at least
thirty children. l don't want your readers 10 send
anything il they have poor OF their own, but many
would rather send them to me than TO have the children
go TO them. Every bodys name Will be put down and
am only a go-between
I can do much good with every pair of shoes and
stockings that is sent me. The profits my paper
very great yet but spend ii all for shoes and
stockings for poor children. The Christmas tree will
be at O'Clock the day before Christmas, that all
the children so TO other places afteIward II they
wish TELLO DAPERY.
Office Of The Sunny Hour," No. 15 West Four
teenth-st., New York, Dec II, 1889
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
OBITUARY..
AIONZO f.. STODDARD.

Boston. Dec 1o.-Alonzo E. StOddard, the baritone
singer widely known from his former connection with
tho National. American. New American, Emma Abbot
and Juch opera companies died at the Homeopathic
Hospital in this city, to-day after weeks Illness
mediate cause of death was heart failure He was
years of age and greatly esteemed Tor
his personal qualities, as well as MS merits as an a'S
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
TO SAVE TIE ORELISK.

To ne razor Of The Tribune
Sir: Allow TO recommend something for saving
the Obelisk in Central Park. Protection from frost
and storm is All that is required to 1t for all
future generations. Erect over it iron and glass
house. the shape but a little larger, that II
can be seen from the outside we'll as in. such
an expense, a moderate one, will preserve 1t for all
time 4. A. FISHER.
Francisco, Cal Dec 10, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
v.1rE OF JEFFERsoy DAvISs ESTATE.

New Orleans, Dec. 10-A dispatch 10 Inc i"" %
ync. from Mississippi CITY says The whole assessed
valuation OF Jefferson Davis's property In Harrison
County il 81 $40. The personal assessment Mas
pcauyoir Is assessed Al a4 500, ana the hlena
ynres which appear on the will are those OF parue
Who were called into the probate clerks Office 10 testS
to The handwriting Of Mr.. Davis and not witnesses
~ the signature. might be supposed.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
BOOKS AT 4. DRY-GooDs STORE.


The person who goes into the dry goods stores TO
buy BOOKS Doesn't find the same learned clerks that
he does IN genuine book store. Have you hrnolds
poems :" asked thn-chested young man ~ Mel
drums yesterday.
"Arnod's poems ~ answered the fair girl, Lets
see Mr.. snipey, have we Benedict ArnOd's poems
The n-chested young man WAS taken with chill
and had to be sent home
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
nRITrARY NOTES.

NowOrleans Dee. 19-David Bidwell, one OF the best
known theatrical in the country died at MS
homo IN this city TO night the of sxtyeght years
no had bcen connected the theatrical business in this
ctv since 1853. with the exception OF j. p McVlckar'
Of Chicaqo Mr. Bldwcll the oldest active manager
in the country.
Newport Il. l., Dec. 19.-Englneer c. W. Beckwth'
hed IN IN, United States revenue cutter Samuel DeX-
ter at this port died Unexpectedly this morning.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
LEGAL DISPUTE OVER BLUEBEAED, JR.'

Boston, Dec. 10 tSpeciaD.-Messrs. John W. norton
& co., the owners of " Blucbeard. jr.," the chicago
sensation which is drawing crowded houses al the
new fremont Theatre. have begun legal proceedings
agaiust A. X Arthur who has opened Office III
this CITY and is sending out circulars and copies oi
ilthocraphs owned by the Bluebeard, jr.' comDlna
tion cndeavorng 10 secure dates In variols New
England cities for his company, which Is annohccu
Ia produce the Chicago spectacle.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
SPEAKING AND WRITING PossEssIvEs.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: / am pleased with your answer to stuuehI
in today's Tribune. viii you please say CD now
we should pronounce such possessives as Joness,
Andrews'sl (2) In writing such possessves, wch Is
the better usage to write the last tsp conneGte9 OF
detached? j. ID. REfNOLDo'
Newton, y. j., Dec. II, 1880.
Il. With an additional syllable for the case-end-
ing: Jones-es Andrews-es 2. Detachcd.-EdJ
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
WHAT THE DELEGATES WILL SEE IN DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Dec. 10 (Special-The Pan-American
delegates will visit this city Saturday while on their
way from New-York to Washington. They will stop
at Edgemoor at IL 80 a. and go through the
bridge works Of the Edgemoor Iron Company. From
there they will board steamer and be conveyed down
the Delaware and up the Christiana River to THIS
tbe shp-yards and car shops OF the Jackson Sharp
and Harlan a. Hollingsworth companies ana the
ship-yards and machine shops OF the Pnscy d Jones
one of the morocco factories will be visited There
will be no speech. making or receptl0n.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

When we have the cable or the electric motor iof
instance, in the>street car lines thae uni''i
raied nuisance. the big car stable, will disappear
from under our eyes and noses, and with II tho
uimbus of poor neighborhood that always gathers
about its exhaIatlons. But whenl Truly the day ;
of manv nuisances are numbered, yet some IN Dig
Numbers.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

Christmas.
DECEMBER 25, 1889, - -
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
WANDERERS
2O0 5th-st NJ Y. City,
Two Doors East OF Bowery ,rzn ,sa.
ESTABLISHED 1861. lNG0RPUhsA,Lnrx,D NG0Rs,nx ioo''
And al. who delight in heing the children " and
in sending sunshine into desoate homes are
respectfully invited TO
KINDLY BEAR IN MIND , -
THA The months Of cold and hardship for the poor are
approaching and this mission" respectfully asks your
THAT For twentyeight years Howard Mission ha,
cared for thousands poor and helpless children ana
other poor New-York City and vicinity; ana large
numbers children and youths have been placed throus
for usefulness good citizenship and honorable sesup
port. - --,.e Avn crrr n,rx pr~r
~ FITTED FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
THIS MISSION 15S 800. a.,
Families benefited throughout this year w
Chdren members of above families l6ot
Visits during the families OF the poor 2ooe
placed In homes and situations for business oc
Members Of Sunday -school-Infant Department-. ~
Members OF Observation-Disclosures date .---.-- zoo
Young Mems Bib.e Class. ~
Young Womcn's Bible Class g
This Mission solely depends upon voluntary contribu
tions its support ,.,
Money or checks may be sent to the Howard Mission
p. o. Box 323 or TO \. s. Hatch, president 10 Cort
landt-st., New-York City. ,.,, . A..
Packages Of provisional supplies and clothing to the
Mission House 206 5th-s NewYofk City, or VIII De sen
for receipt of notice . ,,,r.,,, ,..,..
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
CLEANING WHITE KID SHOES
Wow, "a

Some Of the finest kid and satin shoes for ladies
sold Ia the big apartment houses OF New York are made
by AloDhlus, French shoemaker. lie was asked how
ho cleaned the delicate white and suede goods be was
show ing. to the writer. With benzine and bread
crumbs the reply. "There is nothing that will
IL nicely but mnst be taken In doing this.
woolen rag is the best for the purpose. IL Is dipped
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

What is the good OF having 100000 election
when there Is only one candldatel To be sure mere
in New York Tammany would be certain to nominate
another II only to have the money spent, but ,tl'
not 50 everywhere. especially not. In the country
can outvote those who haven't any TO look at
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
co,vonorr GRINNELL's HOUSE BURNED.

FalI river, Mass Dec. 10. The house OF com
modarc Henri walton Grlnnen, of the United states
n'ouo'o i'viS uarbor. was burned this morning.
The fire is supposed have caught from the usnase S
valuable collection IF Tas SagDs Pssned sns dc%y S
o'royea HpS HGpomodore Grinne is in the Massachusets
General Hospital seriously III had ne nst ESaSG espreS %a'
at $4,000 The insurance hau '"'' 'AP
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

After the bad fire on the National Line pier some
body said they had to go four blocks to find IRE
alarm. only two blocks, somebody else said present
w. But when you have row OF such valuable tihoer
boxes all along the river front, why not put nre
alarm box on every PIER
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

When baby was sick. We gave her Castorla
When she was q Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clunR 20 Cast)na,
When she had Children, she gave them Oas'oie
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
posfomce Notice.

(shoud be read daily by all interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially a.
dressed for dispatch BY particular stesner Savsp
when IL IS desired send duplicates Q, % s.
mereial documents. letters no. sPes''"' "N ~'
EorSisn mails for week endihg ~. VIII
cInsa Cnronntlv in all eases ~ TINS o",o -
C"se PtsV,NPS, ID a M for Pfoyeso pfr ylkssyN
ettes FOR Tampco and mdI.cted % pep
States ys Vera tf'i a. m France switzerland ITALY.
SATUHD,Ahi,r,sss al per la Boutgogne, via Havrs
Spain, ana 'socan countries must be directed per
etters for o1p as 10 m for ~ CioiA ana ST THOMAS
Via ST. cr9nn m TOR Central America and South Pacific
ports. ysInsca Cages, ayti, aso for Costa
Ries vie L;e0"p Der > Um6ns Via Queenstown; 81
q, N. for M for scotland direct per Anchoria. via
II 80 p letters must be directed per AnehoraD; at
Caseow. cuba per Seneca via Havana Oetiers must
p Injected ''pei Senecs',. u 80, r...
sun lir from New.Oreans.
j. Nails for China and Japai, per Cnins iron, San
MSisro1 close here December -2t. At p m. Mails
frfSe saciety Islands ship Tropic Bird Fom sss
,SVr,n@Iecol TOT close herr December 10 at m Mails los
AIs,a" Der ; Alameda. drcm San FTanelseo elosc here
Jsnis Jsis h Britlsh mails for Australia Mails for Cubs
Iii 10 1amDa Fla aud thence by steamer Via Key
~, ns Ega elosr at this onicc daily az 80 a m
me sch.Aue OF CLOSING OF Trans Pacthe mails ls ar
,,oed on the preslmptIon o ther unntefupteI esisna
ai n san francisco Mail, from the Fast arriving on
theme, DAY Registered mall closes ~
o 80 D. H. pre'craoR 'craoRNELrUs VAN coTT. Postnss,sa
Pos,ofhce New-York N. Y. December IL Sses
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

In benzne and then allowed TO become almost dry
When il Is simply damp IL is inst right Win tne aiu
OF bread crumbs you can now take on almost sny
stain or dirt on these Shoes except OF course, ink
marks
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

The Cambridge, 6th-ave and 33d.'s. rs psisasi
model home with all hotel convcnencea Cuisine unsuf
passed Lorenz Reich proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

The everrecnrrent talk about the emigration OF INC
coored people is something like tie perennial sehenle
for sending the Jews back to jerusalem NoDouy ever
stops to ask whether they want to CO. Not even
George Eliot II they do, AS the >aihee saiu pi, ~
denrecia,ion cf Niagara whats to hinder! bun
they don't. DO you
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
NJ 4PRTrD

GILBERT T-MONTGOMERY-At the residence Of the
BRIDES mother, New. Brighton Staten Island Dy Afen,
deacon George NJ johnson, Rosac daughter OF the late
James Montgomery to William Sketchley Gloert' lr' OF
Kansas City, Mo.
WARDWELI-RUFF-At So. Paul's Church, kahwayNJ
on wednesday, December 49, 1850. by the ~ keN John
Scarborough Bishop OF NcwJcrsey, assisted by the Rev
H. Norton Marina Wallace, daughter OF the late sam
uc W Ruiz u. =. NJ and stepdaughter Of the late Ed
ward Y Rogers, William T. Wardwel, OF New-Hork.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

CoIxate's Gifts for Men.
s5 Eau dc Cologne Toilet Waters, matchless shaving
stick, useful, luxurious.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

An Appear. ,....Lt.<
The BOARD az MANAGEMENT the Home for Incufeoios
at Fordham New-York City, solicits donations snaow.
nens beQuests the support OF poor cufaoe mo"
and women -, ..... IA .rs
Other hospitals do not receive such cases, ana arc
Obliged to turn away those they cannot cure; ~. 49,
This Institution admits none but the lneursoe iS es a.
uenses two have largely eSeeeuca Us
income from ali sources more been admitted than
the income maintain. ,.o n, u.1S a. ..s
The present number Of patients is 10 or sucn a. i n
Creased or must be diminished In accordance with e0ntt
buttons received the well and prosperous the syInp'
thetc. and the charitable. =, -. oo.. -.
BENJAMIN II FIELD President 2l wai,'s East 2otn'ss
HENRY +. SPAULDING, Chairman TX CON:
Brummels World Renowned Candies noted ioF sns
HIGH flavor Fine Chocolates Bon Bons, CarSnsls af4e
assortment OF fancy baskets and novelties 4OS4!o rshs
St. s31 Broadway, 293 6thaye., and west lssn-se-
Cod Liver OiI.-This invaluable medicine for wesH
lungs and debility frequently rendered unavailable oJ
,,s s,rono odor and taste Caswell. Massey Coz
EMULSION of COD LIVER OIL with PEPslN ah'
oUININE entirely overcomes these objections
SEE LETTERS FROM LEADING PHYSICIANS To
CAsWELL MASSEY CO.,
1fE B'way SIS bth-ave. and Newport X
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

No Mixed or Imitation Goods.
All the reliable brands.
Sole Agents for the Pleasant Valley yIMr VINE Co.
Sole agents for the INGLEN0OK WINES.
The leading SOUR MASH WHISKY house.
No other house has "0LD CROW RYE co
Established 1853. H. D. hlhh w.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS GIVE ASSISTANCE.

Tho students of the Union Theological Seminary
were among the first at the scene OF the nie' 10
soon as the alarm heard in their buidhg acros'
the street about forty Of them rushed over aud h'o
the burning wards While there were patients 10 De
removed thew assisted at that and then went to work
TO save all the movable property possible. hmonS
other things saved was canary bird. W. IL luu
,rt o ecnior said that when he first saw the fire IL
vos confined to the elevator shaft in the centre Oh
the building The flames were rushing over IoFN
feet into the air. From the shaft the hre uNlue''
and caught under the roof at both ehus' ''on'
snreadnr through the whole npper hoor' Inc hrc
seemed TO work its way between the ceulhs VI uN
ion story and the roof where II was dhcult 10 ie'
The first persons he saw as he came from 'no
Seminary were two patients IN theF hisn.uIe'se'
coming across the bridge connecting the hospital WIN
A., nn5cn Immediately after this the attendants and
.tpdents hogan TO bring the other patients over OH
strochors and i'm less than fifteen minutes al INC III
mates were removed from the burning building an"
nIaced in tbe office until there was time 10 REMOVE
bor IN the other hospitals. The greater humOef oi
the patients were taken to the Mt Sinai Hospital
somc of tbe students who were first IN the Duiu-
ing found a largo amount Of hose OH '"' 010o,A
floor and with It attempted to use the water '"'N'
In tho oost end Of the bIding But some one
had moo, cted tn keep the tanks iul So tH III lho
ease of need they were useless, Us was "i'' ' '0'
Ia tho building. ,.,. .,o.,on uas nof usplcS;
Thai sonf from the north side went WIN sch lolCo
as 10 20 clear through the building breaS te soua
%HndO%s' and ,'riIs t6e ss hospital and the Office
Jcbman. OF No. 3Os East seventy -thiru ~, 81
was one Of the first men In the DLI .Inc toward the
hos,taI With Eoundsman Beck when the alarm wa
sounded Knowing his way perte1rN LIZ ~ end lie told
M 10 eo e to move in each ward TO 60 INTO me
other bn dnc then began to bc SST e OuF Every eS
others heginnine with those nearest uc "'e' H''''
,,a gif
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
Money Can he saved

MOnrv Tan Hc saved
m the purchase OF furniture at the bargain sale now
urogrcss at Elnts, 1Oi West lith-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
The Hospital saturday and sunday Association,
OF NewYOrk City,

''''' Of NewYSrk City.
HOSPITAL SATURDAY. Dec: 2s ..
H0sPlTAL loIIcla sUNPAa pa oDs Dec d.ys 70
for the GENERAL FUND which win be divided among
Associated Hospitals on the basis of FREE care for the
Gifts may be designated. however for any hospital Of
this citv and gifts will be duly forwarded by the
the Association to the hospital indicated by
inc uonO'' METHOD OF CONTRIBUTING.
% Through the collections in the churches on Hospital
1SS Through the Auxiliary Associations follows:
Dry-Goods Trade-A. w. Kingman, Treasurer. Nos 81
cigar and Tobacco TradeHenry ROscnwald Treasurer,
Drug oil and Paint Tradc-A. B. Ansbacher. Treas.
urer No MuTray,st. pono. r.osure, M ~, VIII.
Wine and Spirits Trade-Treasurer Of the Wine aud
Printers Paper Dealers and Type Founders-M. d. wyn
HIDE and Leather TIade-Theodorc NJ. Barnes. No IS
coaK and suit Trade-Herrman Brothers & obermeier,
china and Traded Tclscr Actuary in
tS5 through subscription lists sent TO al leading
the hope that employers and employees viii make common
Among the trades provided with lists the fol-
ssSlas T% Trade. San,ss;yn1,1 Mal9s,y T,2dS S,,s.
Root and Shoe Trade, Hardware and Iron Trade.
Hat and Cap Trade Plano Trade.
shirt Trade, te, tonee ana ,,a rea iraoe'.
straw Goods Trade rur Trade: -.
Fancy Goods Trade. Furnishing Goods Trade
and a score more Of other trades.
steamship sG pn eSmpanes and corporations generally
% Through ccpms,s,s on all the EXehansss r,..
Masons odd Fellows B'nsi Birth Of Israel.
1o9 Through collection boxes on elevated railway sta
Il Ss @oScP ""S Psss ssst S q pSO u M
LANIER General Treasurer: No. II Nassaust 70 whom
% % hs cr @ ss Ds % 1850
after which the full report of the collection will be given
'i'r'uS" GFoRGF Fcs GEN MKCCULLoCu MILLER President
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

HoliJay Novelties
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
In Music and Musical Instruments
BANJOS AND GUITARS A SPECIALITY.
wM A. POND & CO.,
25 Union Square u5th and 10th ses'''
Open Evenings.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20
1zTxuxZzkzkzEzxl
DIED.

Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-20

Speaking of the Duke Of Wellington, recalls
curious nflrmlty Of his British Army In PorUusai-
stealing bec-hves. The Duke thundered and thun-
dcrcd in his vigorous orders of the day, but when
night came the sport began again and away went
the beehives of the Portuguese. queer sport; GER
ianly deserving to rank with the hot stove BUSINESS
No wonder its popularity never became permanent