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New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
TO.MORRoW'S SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Tribune for tomorrow SUNDAY, Decenoter t oniy
will consist OF twenty two pages, containing nor H
Ali the hest news of the world, but specal al
of remarkable interest, among which VIII De-
A DfaLING AND HER DIFFICULTf.-A chsrn
ing Christmas Story. 1900
THE MIND CrrRE APPLIED TO BOWED LEGS
A humorous sketch of NewYork Life.
"BARKER. Another amusing article IN Inc
,rribunes inimitable New England Sketches'
THE NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.-The home
Of a great organization, and some Of the prominent
members. -
FROM PULPIT TO PLAf.-How Pronl1iiei.d a d nm mn
yorf clergvmen enjoy themselves with ROD ana gun
More chats about quail ana trout with score oi
famous clergymen.
THE INFLUENZA IN PARIs-what it Is and
does supplemented by
THE INFLUENZA IN Ew-YoRK.-Intervicws
with many prominent physicians
Az Sr,oIlov contributes his weekly letter cur
rent English topics, and there will be brilliant Te
views OF some Interesting books
IA addition there will be the usual amount OF
Foreign Correspondence, besides minor articles on
popular topics.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
EX-GorERNsR CoRNELDS RECEPTION.

In HONOR OF PRECEDENT ADAMS, OF THE UNI.
vERsITY-AN Alumni DINNER To- NIGHT.
large and brillian, reception was given by ex-
Governor Alonzo B. C,rnel last evening at his
home, No 4s5 Lexin gton for President Adams of
Cornell University who is in the city 10 attend the
alumni dinner this evening. Among the guests
present were Austin Corbn, ex-Mayor Edward Cooper
John Jay, A. J. DrcxeI, General Fitz-John Porter
Daniel Dougherty, Bishop Potter, S. V. White Gen
erai Frederick Townsend. Samuel Sloan, J. II.
Mitchell, the Rev. DR.. Howah Crosby. General
Stewart L. woodford General Darie Butterfeld Gen
eral Horace Porter, Lispenard steward A. c. Cheney
Edward II. Ammidown, Warner Miller lie Grand B.
Cannon Frederick p. Olcott. BrarveIe W.
Cooper Horace Russell, Geneal HiIlhouse
Professor Caldwell, Colonel L. G. Morris
". L. Bostwick. Solicitor Generl Uepburn
Justice Brady, Justice Andrews J. B. Colgate. ex-
Judge Noah Davis, General Daniel f. Scklcs. Leslie
w. Russell, Walter II. Peckham, Russell. Sage Post
master ]. c. Hendrix of Brooklyn, DR.. Norvin Green
F. b. Thurber, General Alexander s. Web. General
Viele, Henry Day, Elijah Coffin, A. l. Bright
W. f. d. Stokes. Hiram Hitchcock ex -Senattr Robert
son. ID. n. Rowan, ex senator Otis, General c. H. r.
Coils Ethan Allen, J. J. Knox. Hamilton Fisl J. W.
Alexander, DR.. Brdgman, exJudge Dillon Dr. Guern-
sey, Colonel McAIichae IL. L. Hotchluss, o. p. c.
Billings, Isaac Dayton, William A. Darling A. W.
Tenney, United states DistrictAttorney Edward Nit
White, George Starr, George De Forest Lord, W H.
McElroy, Thomas Cornell A. NJ. L. Agnew, ex-SIrTo
gate Daniel c. Rollins, Professor Brewer of Yale
College, Judge Yates, Major Dennson and Professor
Hale.
The New-York alumni OF Cornell University Will
hold their tenth annual dinner at the Hotel Brunswick
at O'Clock this evening There will be big crowd
present, and the jolliest kind of a crowd too and
Cones 81 yell' will wake up Fifth-ave. Every ON,
expects the dinner TO be of the most successful
ever given The list of speakers promises everything
in the way Of fine addresses from the sOundest wisdom
to the Beenest and nveliest wit The following Is the
toast st The University" President Charles Kendall
Adams; Ezra Cornell" eX-President Andrew ID.
White Tae Nation, the State and the University
President Grover Cleveland; The University and
Patriotism" Governor James A. Beaver OF Pennsyl-
vania The Law School," Douglass Boardman; What
Kind Of Education Do We Need - General Francis A.
Walker: Tie state of New-YOrs,7 Chancellor Henry
r. Person; "Our Foundation. the Common schools, ="
superintendent Andrew S Draper The Professors Of
the Dismal Science President L. benjamin Andrews.
The following eXpresidcnts of the Cornell University
Henry L. Spragnc, Calvin Tompkins :. Perry Sturgcs
Kerr. The COMMITTEE on Entertainment is Charles
D. Baker chairman !Ohn DE Witt Warner, Henry l..
sprague Henry w SacSett. Charles II. Johnson Hiram
j. Messenger and Heny r.. 1ckelheimer.
There VIII be business meeting of tie club at 80
p. M. Immediately befole the dinner
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
LETTER FROM THE BABIES.

Dear Children We GOO tiny little ones, skip
Ping and jumping about like little lambs, expecting
santa Clans TO do great things for us this Christmas
We know he will not dsaproint US. because his
h,Le reminders. We remember gratefully how
many good things and all the money he sent us last
year. The pretty and useful presents that we will
gt rom him during these holidays through the dear
Children Of fond parents will make almost forge5
that We have no dear papas and mammas of our own:
lOJr deeds # tender charity known 10 God and
the hoy angels. Your grateful little friends.
"THE BABIES"
New-YOrll Founding Asylum, SiXty-eiG Ghth St,
between Third ard Lexington aves.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
9 Unless the kettle boiling be
BRYANT OR COwLES7

Sir: In your issue OF the 14th you copy from Inc
San Francisco Examiner" this verse, the authorsnip
of which that newspaper claims for Northrnpe Co"eS
Upon the valleys lap the dewy morning throw
A thousand pclrlv drops to wake single - TO-,
Thus often I'm the course Of e's few leetlng years
A single pleasure costs the soul thousand tears
Some fifteen years ago first saw this s'ah|a, aV
tributed to William Cullen Bryants translation from
tho spanish as follows
Upon the valleys lap the liberal morning tnio"S
Thus often in the course OF c's few ieetng years
4 single pleasure costs the soul thousand tears
The two are almost exactly the same ,,ov
GEORGE +. POMEROl.
Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 10, 1882
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
WHlT GRTEVED THE DOCTOR so

From The Lewiston (Me) Journal.
Dr. llllls autocTatio bearing in the sick room
saNe stfa gers hint OF the deep sympathy which
nv isi ioI the humblest OF his patients. A gentle
nan entering MS Office unannOnnced was surprised
A. ,aa te doctor with his head bowed over his
40, sec sohhiug cOnvulsively The intruder was
ii, ~ sla IA his chair. and. with tears streaming down
t,Sl.syNeQ cheeks. said
~"-s seat. There's no occasion for privacy.
H., va, =, tsfsihking Of little Willie NJ, who has been
Lsf an h. seaslet fever. 1t severe case, but
q Ta,ae uloef control. In fact, the boy was out
.,v~ 81 When his aunt. moved by his entTeaties
,catl. e a not dOughnnt 10 eat. He's nearer
I'D tbor. c'yF VI hoV thai he In the first place.
I'm VAs chance IN huhureo OF saving
trn a. sgiah vas expressing regret at this sad
hs urvo"tad' Hhen the doctor as If ashamed OF
ptienty b-y Oh feellne' cAcHhhed am
scry fU for ! Particularly s care for the boy what am
chance IN rg Ino can't klll his aunt before she has
c0founded dOughnufs s"""ief sicA Pe'9o" WIN hcI
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING AxYrvERsARY.


ocean Grove. N. j.. Dec. 20 (Spcciall.-The mem
bers OF the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
will commemorate the twentieth anniversary Oh i's
organization Sunday and Monday. The associahoh
was organized in the Trinity Methodist Episcopai
Church OF Trenton. on Wednesday. December ~
1869. The Rev. Dr. T.. II. Stokes the preSiuehe
Of the association. will preach the anniversary sermon
at 10 80 a. IN. Sunday. in st. Pauls Methouist
Episcopal Church. At D. m. an anniversary cA-
pcricncc meeting. or Glove FEAST VIII be heia )"
Association Hall. In the evening there will be
n platform mcetingn in st. Pauls Church. at which
addresses will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. STOKES
the Rev. Dr. A. E. Ballard. the yice-presocht' inc
Rev George W. Evans. the secretary Major James
s. Yard OF Freehold ex-senator HAYES. OIL Ne"aLn
General James S. Russling. OF Trenton ana oIhet
clerical and lay members OF the association: "A.
IL a. ~ Monday a prayer and consecral0n uieeliis5
will he held In the Thorney Memorial Chapel AZ
D. m there will be dinner for the me mempGas an,td G
fhe association and their families. al lne Ataleo
tinnse I'm the evening q reception will be given
10 the citizens of ocean Grove. in Association Hall
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
TO REVIVE AN OBSOLETE CUSTOM.

70 the Editor OF THO Irtbuhe'
Sir: Washington said: "New-York VIII. in the pro
cess Of years. gradually change its ancient customs
and manners but whatever changes take place. never
forget the cordial observances OF New Years Day
For the last century more this old Dutch custom
of New Years calls has been observed until within
the past few years. when it has gradually tagged
until it is now in danger OF dying out altogether WHY
not revive it this New Years, following the Centennial
of Waslnngt0n's lnauguratiOnl II Is only lust that
we should carry out simple wish Of his, and nahc
the New Years OF $50 Of the good old asmohcu
kind-minus the wine. Let it be started by the leaders
Of fashion with right goodwill ana deturmudr y ION
TO re-establish the hospitable old custom. W. r. l.
Now York. Dec. 10. I-.O.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
REPORTS ABoUT A NEW ARMORY.

The -Armory Board was called together in SPECIAL
meeting yesterday In consequence of reports that the
construction Of the new 22d Regiment Armory was
faulty. superintendent Bardy, Of the Buildings Bt-
reau said that he had sent two of his most trust
worthy inspectors TO examine the work. They had
reported that it being done fairly and according
to contract Chief Engineer BirdsaIl. of the Depart
ment Of Public Works. and Chief Engineer Mclean.
of the Finance Department. appointed an nves-
tigatinc committee
Controller Myers authorized to pay Contractor
Hopper S51 74O 81 in full settlement for the cOnstruc
tion Of the 9Th Regiment Armory, less l per cent
held in reserve
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
DINNER OF TIE WEST SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUE

The members OF the West Side Republican Club. the
number OF seventy-hve, enjoyed excellent dinner last
evening clubhouse No 165 West Seventy -frsts
Police Charles N Taintor presided and the speak.
ers Of the evening the Rev. Madison c. Peters Of
the BlOomin Reformed Church Mortimer c. Addom5.
president the Republican Club; Andrew b. Humphrcy
president Of the Harlem Republican Club Commissioner
]. L. n. Hunt OF the Board Of Education James Otis
Hoyt and Daniel Mitchell Others present Police
Commissioner John McClave William IL. Bcllamy, L. W.
Schcnck Sylvester H. Dunan and l.. II Stanton Letters
Of regret were received from Ex-Governor A. B. Cornell
Chauncey NJ Depew, ex-senator Thomas G. Platt
Senator Miller and exCOngressman John S. WISE
formerly Of virginia.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
CAPTAIN setback NO LONGER IN DISGRACE.

Chicago. December 20 lspccIaD.-Captain Mlchaei
J. schaack the police officer who was suspended iroh'
dnty in June for alleged inaction in the Cronn case
was today placed upon the retired list on hanpay
sll5O a year. Captain schaack's right arm was
severely injured in a cable accident few mouths
ago. and his physician certified that he woud never
again be fit for active duty. schaacK saIu 'la' ~
had not made any mistake in working on the Crohih
c.se excent rs 70 Coughlin by whom he had been
deceived. Setback has been the police force ior
over twenty years. The Pension BOARD also reufeu @
twenty eight patromen, some for long service Sas @
,"ere several who were wounded in the HaymaihcU
riot n 1895 Officer George Hunt who lost an arm
ia te arer beer Riot" OF 1850, during lhe aOmii>
t~ation ~ John Wentworth and has since served ss
a messenger, was included in the llst'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
PROPOSED IyorTRr INTO TIE DUDLEY CASE.

indianapolis, Dec. 20 (speciaD-Congressman BY
NUNS statement that he intends to introduce In
Congress a resolution calling for investigation of
District Attorney Chamberss action in refusing TO per
nit Colonel Dudlcy's arrest while here last week. is
approved in an open letter which Mr. Chambers has
addressed to the Congressman lie hopes that an
investigation will he made and asks that 1t shall also
extend ~ ,he official conduc OF his Democratic prede
cessOr who devoted five months TO efforts 70
procure evidence upon which Colonel Dudley could
be indicted by the Federal Grand jury but somehow
failed 10 have an indictment returned.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
PATRIoTIc EpucATIoN FOR ALL.

TO fhe dttOr OF Ihc IrIOu uht.
Sir: The Blair Educational bill now before Con
gress slpuld be amended and include all classes
coors ant standing in society and especially tcacl
the ruling ,ass the necessity of greater devotion anc
patriotism t. the Constitution and laws of the United
States. ! hO1c some member of Congress VIII ohe
such an amenlmcnt 10 1t for the peace and pros
perity OF the wlOlc country. G. w. ID.
New York, Det IL, 1859.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
PLANS FOR INSTALLING LYMAN ABBOTT

Plyinouth Church. Brooklyn, took action last evening
III complete the arrangements for the council 70 install Dr.
Lyman Abbott and the Rev Mr. Bliss j. was decided TO
call the council for January 16 To the list Of
ana ministers already decided upon to be- invited several
additional churches added and also Professor w
Tycy OF Amherst; the Rev. Phillips Brooks, OF Boston
and Dr. Wesley K. Davis, Of Brooklyn. The election
officers resulted In the choice Of r c. Marvel clerk S.
White treasurer A. d. Wheelock Il T. Blair, w Y.
Tupper ard O. b. Coomes deacons, and Mrs James Lane
and Mrs. Catherine Haley deaconesses.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
DIED.

ALLING-At East Orange, N j.. Thursday noon Decen
Der 10. lss9 az the residence OF her son-ln-aw Mr.
Edwin j.. palkhurst, Jane H., widow OF the LAT,
stephen AAnG. Of Newark " j. in the 10Th veal
OF her
Funeral services on Monday. 23d inst at Q 80 D. NJ
from the residence Of her son-in.law. DR.. William
Durric 100 HarrsOn-st.. Fast Orange.
BEERS-At Cornwall, Conn. John W. Beers. aged 0s
December - at D..
cADOO- December 10 1880 Elizabeth. beloved wife OF
Alexander CadOO. - = .
Fuief. wil place her late residence 3oi West
itet.st.. December q, at II a. M
lnterment Cypress Hills.
CAMPBELL-At Brooklyn y. Y, December 10 isss.
Ia her egltieth wear Iunlce whiting dauspte. OF tho
late Nehemiah Ripley. OF Iiinghan Masa'' ana "iao"
ser,ra ~ resdsnSs of her onin-law VIM. NJ Whtney.
ST prospect pace brooklyn. saturday 2lst hst ~
80 O'Clock T.
Friend. and relatives Invited me-,
CuEnRYTho funeral OF Ars Henrietta Cherry VIII ,a&.
,t,cc an II a. Rt hf .hltrrh OF
Enuhany 47th-st. hetaesn Lexington aud Mahson aNes
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

SUICIDE OF A GRAIN AND PROVISION BROKER
Pittsburg Dee. 2O.-Willlam b. Chahey, tele-
grapher and a member Of the firm Of Hedeger Co..
grain and provision brokers, OF Allegheny CITY, com
mtted suicide th, afternoon by taking an ounce and
a ha3 ., t,pdanum Domestic and financial troubles
are assigned as the reason for the decd. Clafey
hirrv- of ag
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
QUALIFICATIONS FOR wlDowHooD

Te ne LdffOr OF The TTtOhHe
Sir: want to Growl about the ungrammatical way
in which the death notices Of widows are inserted In
the newspapers. Being widow myself, have an
interest in the matter 10 the extent that do not
want any of my friends to put the notice OF M
death in as nine out Of ten of the notices Of widows
deaths are written, Mehitablc, widow OF the hate
Jonathan Jones' What Is the matter with pe0ph
that they do not consider that woman could moi
be the widow of a man If he were not the late s'
and so And yet people GO on day after day writing
death notices in the way ! speak OF. WIDOW.
brooklyn, Dec. 10, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
vrw nocAz EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY.

A NEW LOCAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY.
Albany. Dec 90 (special)-For the promonon Oh
free education by the erection and maintenance Oh
buildings in the City of NewYork, the Educatonai
Alliance has been incorporated, with JACOB II. scnln
Henry Rice James IL. Hoffman, samuel NJ Scnaeler;
Myer s. Isaacs Manuel A. Kursheedt ana samuel
Creenbaum as trustees. The society VIII mal't;.ii
i'm the building library, reading ana ci'ss rOo4'' "A
lecture and music halls.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
rwo v.,rlRLE BARS OF SILVER LOST.

Two valuable bars of silver each valued at 100000
were lost of truck Yesterday afternoon. and up to
early hour this morning no trace OF them como "e
found. They were in transit from the American EA
chance National Dank at Cedarst. and Broadway, TO
the Cunard steamship pier, at Leroy st. All OF last
evening and I'm 70 midnight Captain Mclaughlin. with
Detectives Nugent Madden and naSnn' W. were engaged
N tr 'cHronins SI,Il t ~ thcT Werc unsuccessful
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
0yLYr ~ ZEE oxE.HrNpREp- AyD.rHIRD YEAR.

"4'"' ~ II III O'A'IU !" DII'D NJ n -" III
Reading, Dec. 90 (SpeciaD-Mrs Mary BTunner
ec the house Of her sOn-inlaw, Christian Keeerise,
ner Derry. Dauphin County, to-day. She was over
l0- years old as She born in Lancaster County,
Nav Il. 1897. Mrs. Brunner was an inveterate
smoSer for more than seventy wears. She was the
mother % fourteen children, eight Of whom survive
Der. the Oldest eghty-tour. and the youngest sMtl
i0nr years Of age. There are thlrty-fve grand.
children. i9j great grandchildren and three-great
great srandc hildren
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
BEQUETS TO BAPTIST SOCIETIES.

Providence r. l.. Dec. oO.-Among the public
bequests III the will of Mrs. AImra Taft Metcan.
lcgacics Of $1,000 each to the Women's Baptist Mis-
son4ry tnI0n. IN Boston: the American Baptist
Customary Union, the American Baptist Publication
synciy. 0f Philadelphia, and the American BAPTIST
Home Mission Society. IN New-York CITY
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

70 gel him substitute. Twould have cost s4O0.
! coulaht sec any money in It, and there's where I
was shotsCited. Ny son killed before he'd
been monh at the front, and I've been hiring y
man ever sine TO help carry the farm. It's cost
me hundrcds md hundreds Of dollars and above
The price oi asubstitutc. and, besides my son was
a master hand o work. and the smallest cater ever
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
ROCHESTER MAIL CARRIERS ATTACKED.

Rochester, Dec. 2O.-The Russian influenza has ap-
peared in Rochester. numler Of carriers in the
postonce have become affected with the malady and
nine men have quit work this account. 1t is sup
posed that the p0sOice employees contracted the in
fluenza from handling foreign mails.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
49,. Wa4r ToU Night CALL CALCULATING.

fom The Lewiston journal ''''''V
never hear an insianao -, .o.. ,,entionod
vihon thinking Of an assd OF meahness nt nye
II sneakirg ~ 10 oN tie kennebec Valley campgrond.
s'paibcticalg hat war war he dwelt apon IT'S horror
pfnclpSied IN the struggle a 20 inquire i0 ''"'
% was so,ssr wasn't in the army. but my
si' nc was drafted and wanted me
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
EX-SENATOR pLATr IN ITS GRIP.

Ex-senator Platt was receiving the condolences Of
his friends at the Fifth Avenue HOtc last evening.
Mr. Platt is suffering from the newly arrived malady
" La Grippe" and as he wiped his streaming eyes
said that he had need Of all the sympathy that could
be extended TO him.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
err or Tur srALLyoy HACDUFF.

Lexington, KY, Dec. 2O.-Macduh by imp "ao'
ronl dam Jersey Lass, hy Imp. King Efiies'' na'
,'co sold 'ly James Galway. Of New FORK city. for
~ 400 10 Milton Young Of this city. for stud pur-
poses at McGrathana Macduf Is the sire oi MAC
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
Guerial Notices.
A.-A,-A.-

FLORENTINE VIOLET ORRIS.
In 1873 CAswELL. MASSEY co. in.
troduced 10 the public the above now WE'LL
known name as that Of Violet Sachet POW
der Of such refinement OF odOr that the most
sensitive nature could not object 70 it. The
wonderful success Of this delightful perfume
has produced the usual crop OF limitations. but
not one OF them IN the slightest degree resem-
bles tie original in the dccacy of It's violet odor
or in the lasting quality Of perfume It commune
Gates 10 letter paper. silk, aces. haldkerchiefs.
&C., &c.
CASWELL, MASSEY G. CO.,
CHEMISTS,
1,121 B'way, SIS 5th-ave. and Newport.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

STAR said that he knew nothing whatever about the
report
Another Is ahoat the effect that The 'faphc
IS 20 be revived and published onecent husuateo
daily paper stephen Il. Elkns, who ought 10 Aho"
all about h Il were true. said last night that nc had
heard nothing Of The report.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
prxoRs ABOUT TIE STIR" AND GRAPHIC -

The recent published reports regarding the future
Of The Star" newspaper has II hat t n 10 BE- changed
% a onecent paper TO be known AZ THE Democrat" and
that Congressman Amos j. Cummings Is to have the d.
rection OF She enterprise. saiaiy Of $4,000 year
and Is per cent Of the profits w r. g. sbanits. 'he
managing editor OF "The Star ,sked night re-
VzrdIng ths rumor but he said be lmcW nothing about
it yhc paper certainly TO be soI IN short tiHa
but who the purchaser would be Mr9 shsfks did not
kaoy Mr. sullivan. the business manager Of THE
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
STIRRING TEA.


To the Edftor or The TrtbunS
Sir: There has recently been much discussion oi
teadrnking in apparently. all its phases. THIS De
low was said to have been wrought upon an ahlE
macassar used at a tea:
L" IL the kettle boiling be
seven minutes, make the tea
This is certainly fantasia upon the old disuch our
mothers used to have u.s. little girls, embrodef to
samplers:
Unless the kettle boiling be
Filling the teapot spoils the tea
vesey-st. importer told the writer's husoano hot
long since how to make the cheering beverage III one
minute lie said he had learned the secret iIoin @
Chinaman. who Of all the world ought 10 know noM ~ ~
make tea Pour boiling water on the leaves a. Usual @
stir quickly, wait moment TO settle ana pres'v 80 @
tea Is made. have never made II since oA all aiiS
other method. One can have no idea how Dy snIsPp
stirring it, both strength and aroma arc augneI'e'
New York, Dec. 16 1859. hlIo' ~
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

Christmas the which should especially be made
happy children and above ALL for the children OF the
DOOR In New.York thousands OF boys and girls but foe
the Lodging Houses Chdren's Aid Society, would
sleeping boxes and barges ard cellars or herng In
thieves and vaeaLonds. Thousands Of others
but Industrial Schools would be rowing the streets
haf-cad and hungry, and growing up TO be gnorsnss
yagrant and criminal
We desire this to make happy day for these
little victims OF poverty and misfortune, with Iresents
clothing dinners fooo shoes and the like gifts Abova
ALL wish present a home to the homeless.
Twenty Dollars will place homeless waf in distant
comfortable home.
Fifty Dollars will put lfty bay@-fooed little
ones.
Hundred Dollars will provide ncurishing hot dnnerf
for two hundred hungry children for month.
Who will help 20 make Christmas happier for the poofi
c. L. BRACE Secretary,
Children's Aid Society,
Station ID" "A st. Marks Place. New-I5rk
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

Gifts OF provisions and clothing may be sent 70 ths
Central ONCE No. "a ST. Marks Place New'York City,
or will be called for, II the address be forwarded.
Donations OF money may be inclosed 70 any OF the
undersigned II In checks or posonice orders, made ray
able 10 George S. Coe, Treasurer
WM A. BOOTH President,
GEORGE S. COE, Treasurer, Third National Bank,
American Exchange National Bank. "a Nassaust .
128 Broadway, n. y. ,New-fork-
c. L. BRACE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
PROGRESS or THE INFL UENZA.

THE MILITARY SCHOOL AT ST. CYR CLOSED
BECAUSE OF THE DISEASE.
Paris, Dec. 2O-Owin, to the prevalence Of the
nHucaza in the St Cyr Military College, that nstitu-
ton has ucen closed.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

You can break up bad cold by the timely use o
Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, old and popular medicine
for Sore Lungs and Throats and the best OF all Cougi
remedies -