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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
GEORGE II. CNl FIR.

Rochester. S'pt. o. t;rpr-r III. Cooper, one on Tue
,l, jnuu,l.sr, Of TN, part II the STATE. d"d lI't
,yriu. AZ the age of say seven wears. "i ap'p"FN
H., wa, city editor of RI" EU hester mon ad AH
yrrt.rr" FOR tvrtl live y"ar prior e. l,'b, hhNih-
rorn on ne lnilu" =, II reporter In l-l'. lie WAS
Police Commissioner p R"riI"Ntrr for nine years. u
u.nbcr nt the Common Council and Of the Board Of
r.,i,4, on ana 4 hirnirr ~ the Canal AMI ll'h"iN
omnll, >or,. He was 4 thirty second CcgNr Mt,on
and Ia, funeral viii lc cOnintcd hy the Urdrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Asatic Cholera. Cholera Morbus. summer Complaint
COlc >Oir stomach. Dai rhoa. and all Affections Of
the EOwc>, incident 10 either children or adults. are
cured al once b. DIR. Jaync'> tarininatve Bal'aIn.
II allays the irritation and 'am> the acton of the
stomach. and. BEING Ilra-ant to the taste, Is an ac-
cepable remedy To the youngest IN the family. -.
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EIErA EANNKED EOR pKEsI DENT.

(Jty Of Mexico. via galveston, sept. -. \ nispaU"
from Sau salvador ..iy, " Tfr disarmament Of troops
h,, l.sn iin he'd. The legislative A-'n'ly VIII posi-
ryclv NEE. en- Thnr-day. The mrmi,cr~ unanimously
favor Fzcla for PRESIDENT ..,
Cnr,.inrs are reported IN the interior II tiuH~maa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

J.. 7
OTTAWA sept o. Lame, bryce. the En'l.>l inlIr'N'.
,l,..- tlrr.h ottawa last night. T." Wa careful III
,,yiu. hI, opinion ON the tad" r'i'i'is ~ "i"t
md the I'nii.d states. While f." 'rr'r hIni"'h
i- ~iii. h" ~" II tn |'h""l tE' h"'"'''' i've
trade. W, hc.t under Al err uu -'An''~ u" ii'tH'
r,i,rry y IN ih" tnit II state, ard Ill lIuHt avg
,,ru ,.l,..i Eu.iud would IT, dI ti~'"ini iM-Ii'h
r,., If iliIc. W!'-r - 80 lllF
,,i,.ful her ''lJlii"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Bank against Mixer. q state court could not until
final Judgment In u suit. issue an attachment or
an injunction against a National bank. Judge
Holmes agreed with the views OF Mr. Iiutchins and
declined TO allow the injunction to continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Paris sent o. The ~!rtlc' ~, tiit VI. 'loi L.
t;oy,rinr II the French Congo Territory. m' cthi''
,u IlallrvIc after exploring the ii "r -anSi HIS
,,r,.v ,o u per say a-elir- 20 ram" y "saloi
e I'M. r.. ion between thr ,,riiIai TERRITORY oi
'alu,ro,,I. and the River Mobaigl.
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TIE SA%ir MY rrNDlTIp% or TRANCE.

paiI-. scpt. 9.-T;ic Es,:d 81 il"i!h la ir'''H "
rrput IN Whi,I it Avs HAT tie 'hnI'tN '"lrl"h
II France H. excellent. IN span. "h':r "a" 'h"I'Ii
ia IrNad IL" situation J. ~itih' iHilI"'IhT'
The French uuaiutI" ~'1tI't'- w"rhI veil ne
me-. ,.uI,.> a,iIft the inirt"J' i - f"Tt bS pa
.lu,, from Mecca have D""I -ur''*>.u
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LMAcrES TO CHARITABLE TNSrI?I'rIOHS.

Tho will Of Mrs. Ellen Eurc hlch for probate
YESTERDAY. The OF ~ 900 GOO 20 the toi'ir-
cation Of st. Paul the Apostle and 500 each I" the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum and the Little sisters
Of the Poor Should these provisions OF the VIII 'c
(Orrgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
.M.fHHIED.

CONNOH-U ALMOND on Tuesday. pt'rlber o. by the
IY Dr. J.. Z. ior-ntni. EDWIN Irving Coniof u ANN
l:,,-i lIan.n.ond b',H IL ti,> 'i1y.
y. IT, lion IN day. S"peU bor O. at thc
r. G,i,. biid = lar NJ NV Hartford, o! Inc
i,,- NJ, u.w!, waiter ii. M!hf"r'. OF Astoria
~ s. u Sell j. du,.htr .: orriu Fitch, esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
rlIE ENTINuEE EENCiIlNl; ,OIIIENII ~.

Wa-hif.tpi sept. g. ih" Navy ID phrlr"n' r'''N"i
, cable me-. al'' ihi- n"Inu@ fiom 'ptth W. =
.,blcy commanding ihc cited VI ii", steamer Fam
,,,r. .,,i,. that that vr.rI had atrI Il a '"ih'n
,urp eden. This mprIiinr. Heavy i"t' were ga
cnunt,r,d which yrr:u!y retarded her lH--aY" III:
IlI AZ StU' lholH. "lr iF vi
Er,r .,nu viii be- received bl the SNU~h authorizes.
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CAVORINC; TIE POLICY OF PROTECTION.

POSED TO TIE wrtEINGM,N'> INT HtHT~.
Madrid sept. V.-Prm" Minister Cln"va~ del '1~tl'
la, declared In favor 81 Sor! licN similar 10 ha'
81 Emperor william. lie believe that f''" i1,d" l.
r~S,n.>iblo for ~" evil II tic worfinSn" l,i"'S
and therefore recommends pole, of prt"t zion III IN"
Interests Of both farmer AID lmG"iac tiic:N.
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lIIEs IlIAI'NlnNI

Jnlr> C'almnur. e,\tl c:h, ".rS old. a member
II llr Iaan," Gr"i Jean Va II c;ug.n. company q
W.n,,havru. l.. l.. a.d New YORK; d,i y"~,"rlty -
lii home In Woudlivcn. y W. IN" llt''t'r -
mary IN" iur~ r-.l IN ~" works. and va, -"
f,i foreman rmplo"d ~ tn ir!. L. Nd~ boa n
!iu,r and hid roti-i'rriil" n't'H'" wan -" !nT
re-. ul.t, Il N,pdtaN.n. II" lriN"> Lir.'c tate"
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KNIGHTS or HOvOR At SARATOGA.

Saratoga. sept (>p"ciai.-Il AE'-H'' 90 '!'''
NJ the state of NeWIo began three day. session
q, Concres, Hall today Two hundred dr,c- a'"s were
prescnt The annual address VA, made h> supreme
Dictator SAVAGE. Of New Work CITY. ~" irpH!. >"o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

When Won want 10 hire servants find servants, nrd
ho,r! ar rni,> huv sell real c>ts'". lei or hire
hnm.., ar find work or WORKER, OF onr kind ar an
,,thcr r ,nsult th- MANY columns Of interesting
uounrcmrutS printed daily IN The Tr!bunc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
THE CoI'Nr OF pARIc'S ADMISSION.

Ioudon. sept. D." The Herald" publishes an III
teryew with the Count Of Paris in which b" SAVE NAV
,c Figaro revelations partly true, hnf ih't
t,crc v much inaccuracv and distortion ~ the slaC
r,rnts ma lc. lie declined 10 go Into details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
InU STE AMER on THE VICTORY NNANIA.

Hamburg. sept. 3.h banquet .Nrn "i' !" Il'sht
ia honor If .lruii We>uiauiI. thu ~iIu 1T "'~ H"f"@
u,s .uI, crlbed pllrr a ,'.tiurr tI" Nlri"iIi
Nyanzl Su,' Giptiof- un the l'er-'' anh r!N""I'Ic
a..ugr IN" lnid M. ~ a steamer for this service ~
cost Of 10000 marks
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THE COUNT AND HIS FRIEyUS ARE SAFE

Count AhdOr szcchcnyi and companions of TIE
South sea Island, expedition recently reported h@t
have arrived safely in NcwYcrk from Honolulu. They
are returning home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Wclliug;oii y. T.. sept. o. Th' l"n'r II E"pFr'
sentative, la, rejected hy majority Of twelve me
cover nnrnt pr"pr,al (" non'lnai" del Iat' w.
convention 10 br held f. rOn slider M uut'oh oi 'c
federation Of the Australian rpionlr>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

When baby was sick, W CAV" her Casto'il.
Wnrn sac was tiiid. she cricd fo ta-tola,
When n" became" Mis- IN" c.ag 9 (aatof.a
When she hid Chi.dr u. she gave them CastD.lA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

little girl went up,owo 10 day AID nnGently
tod the meat that size wanted Pc:'r'lhc ,icaR:
ste meant ~Iroiu bU. tn Pcdil.c advertisements ma
evidently mace An impression on her mind too strong
to h, ciface,i.-(NcwiOn tkan.) Daily Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Hoard aud rooms. household aud other help. am
many other desirable things ar advertiser on tc MIA
mage OF Tie Tribune this nolHin,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Hub Punrh I, lu>t what many wOui Iay large sum
to 'n.iuIls:.. /, ant ~. done be- ~Irc and Dly IT,
n, formula uh'iial. and the result Is 1.-The priees
pun ~ tirJc'rs aud IRA. siste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

The Cambridge, 5thavc. and 33ds, Is palatal model
kot.l. MODERN inprov' mfLts. Cuisine unsIrpasse&
LOEl.EZ REICH. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

st. Petersburg. sept. -Ll"uieIhntN'encrl BAR
dow, Xxi rorullaudrr of the Third lfintry Division OF
,l,, ,,u,r;, died suddenly Ia day from apopl"NN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
OBITUARY..
CANON HENRY PARRY LIDDON.

TANIN TlF.NK1 T.NItK1 IIIDI''-N'
London, sept. 9.-Thc Rev. Henry Parry Liddoh
- - y G. L. Canon Of =. Vauls Cathedral. 81
suddenly /, day at Weston supcrMarc. His death was
caused by heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Iusncss chances bargains Of vari6nS sorts and
vn,is IL kinds mentioned In to. many columns
Of short advertisements the hfth pare Of Tho
Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

opened here today at the time a. the Bremen
Exposition. The attendance was large, and the show
was well received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

ErFFALO BILLS SHOW AT HKEMRN.
lremcn, sept O.-BuiIllp Bits Wild West SHOW "SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Estubli.hrd 1873. .
MRS. MrFLEAius HOMt-MA PNESEREEDs
BhANDII CANNED AND SPICkD FhCA1S AMI
+, i;E RED CrRKAST JELLY a sPESiA.L Al ~,
r,fc.. rcf, r, noes, &c. 4idr,-s Mrs. SARAH 3. NELL
IA IL S,5 pc,.tv St. BiuoAlyu. y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Jinnitou Ginger champaign
only 'Ntt1, tiOi OF Jamaica Rln90
mud fIu.t Junc- AID Natural Mn, raj Water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

I.rpc ora 81 WORK and those IA ~r,rch u helpers
.,nun mot neglect tu,~Aanin" tn" many ''!unH- %
short .dvc-t rncmt. Oh the i.th PAGE "f n" Tribune
thl, 'riiin!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
Special Notices.

Carpet Cleaning.
r. VI. ~ii.N MI. SO .th-aN".
o.. l26 18th. nd fur circular.
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OPENING; TIE rlp.A COUNTY FAIR

nw.vo " y. -"pi. special. ri' A"rua' 'ar "i
Toc, Count, op"r- here :" day and VIII i continued
Il, morrow ard THURSDAY The attend ir'' VI l'iI D.
rho poul'ry crhndt lag" AID II mn NV 'N''l
lrr,r Th. E.t,r.'i rnul /. farm {" JARVIS i"'-'''
"A, veil rpr,>rrrd and will pr"irll, capture t"iN
u..yr, IInl,,"in and .Irr-ev cattle w"r' ,'i""h III
iir. NUMBERS The taiN dclat" Nhi VIII 'a"'
,,c, ON THURSDAY l. -At'tug great la! II Interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
TO-DAY At TIE THEATRES.
DOUBLE PERFORMANCES THE RULE AND BIG
AUDIENCES EXPECTED.

DOUBLE PERFORMANCES TIE KOLb AND DIV
AUDIENCES EXPECTED.
Christmas is a day If especial JOY among the the
aires for the attendance for week or two previous
is usually Indifferent, and on that day it Is expected
TO be large If it follows previous established res 1t
arzo continues much better after Christmas than for
s,Ine time before This year there has been marked
gloom hanging over many of the payhouscs and 10"
better things are looked for. Theatres give Tie
usual holiday matnecs today. Mr.. Dufs p"pu
lar company Will sing The Pirates OF Pthzdn'e
al the Broadway Theatre this afternoon ana -"
thence" this evening. Poor Jonathan VIII DC hcai'i
twice at the Casino and there Will be toys for the
children in The afternoon. At the New Park IheatN
the Lii putians will sing The Pupil in Magic at the
two performances. and also tomorrow and saturday
afternoons ship Alloy will be given afternoon and
evening at the standard Theatre. The upper end OF
the Broadway theatrical region Is thus held by four
comic opera companies.
a texas steer will furnish two audiences with
material for laughter at the Bjou Theatre.
TN, Last Word will be spoken at DAYS whore
holiday matinccs are AWAY, popular. Hermann ana
nj, associates furnish Joyous amazomcnt az Herr
manns Theatre, and the tragic element j. supplied b
Ms, Fanny Davenport in "Clc"pttId' at tAr ftt.i
Avenue Theatre =" Dr.. Bins office hour, 1t the
Garden Theatre cover both az .ruoon and evening.
Two Of the few remaining opportunities u see \ I"r
Of ,oectaccs7 at the Madison square Theatre vii Il;
offered The Ider7 will be presented at two per
fornances a. the Lyceum, Men and Women at Pro-
tors and Erminic" at the Grand opera House.
Carmeucit.i dances at special matinee at Roster I"
BiaIs.
There will be a chld's matinee at the Ambcrg Tic
atrc every day for the rest Of the week and TOYS
be given away. The bill for this afternoon Includts
The DOH Fairy SNOWY white and specialize This
/ evening BOccacciOn Will be sung. Three play ab"u
country life are next in OINler, The old IpmcSlcti
al the Acad envy Of Music, soon 70 be WlthdIdNii
Blue Jeans al the Fourteenth Street, ard IT'S COUNTY
/ r.rp al me MON SQunTe. There will be Two ga
tert,Dments for lovers OF variety al Tony Pastor
The senator Continues it, long term Of the star i'
/ " NV Aunt Bridget viii be at NiblO's Garden
| In In Harlem, Miss Kate ClaXton and her comPtr,
! Will present The Two Orphans al the Columbus me
a1rc and Kellar and the lions Will perform at the lldr
| ~ JnuSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

A wellauthentica;ed rumor is abroad mat "heh
De Lanccy Nicoll assumes the rrihs IN til' D9"',t
attorney, Office one Of his first acts will be 10 appo
portor- Weeks an Assistant DistrictAtt0rney. Mr.
veehs WAS the man who boldly mounted TIE platform
in Tamnany Hall on the night Of the last county
Convention and declared that the hour Aad arrived
N make Mr. Nicoll the Tanmany candidate Tor Dl9tl'E
Attorney Mr. Weeks is a promising young lawyer
whose rahtneSs and quicnesS attracted the saeai"us
eve Of Police Commissioner Martin III "ho'S uis"'''
A., vyIst he lives The Commissioner is acting Ia
,bo role Of Mr. Weebs's hacker and is credited with
securing the coming appointment. The new Assistant
District Attorney is one of the vice residents OF me
democratic Club, ard is cia,sed as " hDl man III
iIaI General Committee from the NNlst Assembly
District and wGs one OF Mayor HrahtS most du's
supporters during the late campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
WORK or THE SKIN AND CANCER HOSPITAL

W
The ci.h,h annual report Of the Ncw-forh skin ana
Cancer Hospital. which ha, just been issued SHOWS
that the Increasing operations Of That adnif'oe ih>u
tuition have far outgrown the capacity Of the present
li,ln I'm East Thirty fourth ST. and the branch al
rogdham Heights. one thousand eight hundred a'u
eventy hrce patients from sixteen states and from
Central America. were treated during TIE year lH'cc
hundred and thirty seven were treated IN the wards Of
lie hospital and cared for during 2l-'l ho'plh
DAYS. Two hundred and twenty ,lN cont'1buted.',n
iar 10 their maintenance and Ill were unable 10 pay
,rvt,,rr Fifteen thousand four hundred and ninety
four hospital days were furnished free. lAefe "Vic
600 ca.., Of cancer treated making total Of 1,f59
since the opening Of the institution. during uc S'
ss2 patients were discharged from the hospital. Of
,r,nn, 10 had recovered cured. "a impIoNen
and u died. There were 1.535 outdoor patients.
Nine thousand five hundred and thirty seven ''s'''
,.er, made and lO19G prescriptions written and DIS
pcEscd The receipts ior the year were goa" 40
,,d flo expenditure, S2s27t 81. or the receipts.
p 900 VA, contributed by Mrs Arson ihslp' o'Ae' !"
pav for building and cquippng pavilion TOT iel''ic
patients The prize fnd, To stimulate rcSe'''n u"
~, ALLEGATION or cur Of cancer, originated by MIS-
Esther Herman. has been increased 20 9I'ooV'
Co,,,ittee, are now at work selecting site for
shall lie nreproof without cNtravaSnnt architectural
nre,epsous IN locality easily accessible 10 The poor,
-, ,,, ,te bo.t sanitary conditions 10 sunlight
and ouiet Ihc ,ptal Is the only institution OF tho
,t,, T., IN. couutrv While intended principally for
he moor OF New York. patients from all places arc al
mlt,ed II is supported by voluntary coh'rouuVhs
iIcir Service. John ID. Archibald Is the president
c" ,hi,t, Iocobi is the president of the medical
hoard and Or l.. Duncan BulAey It's secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
1ur CITY HELPLESS AGAINST 1nIs rRArD.

Controller Mycr7 sad Yesterday shat although inc
city lad been practically dcraud"d oi @-''oo III INC
purcla-. ~ site for the new Grammar school No. 49,
en- "a, one hundred and thirty eighth ST.. II was with
az, rd,.s- The Controller haH IN possession IN
na,,r made BIZ Alexander Melville The owner from
whom The purchase made, III, ing mat Ferdinand
roh chairman Of the school Board Of the ANltld
District had Informed him that the board 81 Education
would nav 70 800 for the property. MclVill" agreed
10 the price and made deed Of the gr"n,d !" }. j.
Forster brother Of the late George a. ior''eT' pfrl
don't If the roard Of Aldermen suppo~!ng that Forster
aud EoIz we're acting for the LOhd 81 blHct'lon.
Melville ha, since learned that Forster had s'.i tre
r,nrrty ~ the cty for = 300 advance OF s2,lOO
aver the sum he supposed the city 10 pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
TALKING TO CHILDREN.
FATHER IGNATIUS AND THE HOSPITAL FOR
RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED CHILDREN

FATHER IGNATIUS And THE HOSPITAL FOR
RUPTURLD AND CRIPPLED CHILDREN.
At the Hospital for RuptrTed and Crippled Chl
dren at Forty second st and Lexington ave, yest"r
day afternoon large gathering came together to VII
ness the Christmas Eve festivities. handsome CAris
mas tree stood in the of the pay ROOM and the
children and their friends formed around II. several
HYMN, were sung In a touching mariner by the Lido
ones and then Father Ignatius, the Episcopal monk,
who had been invited 10 be present. addressed Them
His remarks were brief. but exceedingly Interesting t.
the little ones The Father catcchlzei the children on
various matters Of faith and the accord and prompt
ness with which they replied showed that they had been
well drilled in Christian doctrine. Pat OF what inc
Father said w$s this
"It seems odd that / should now attempt 10
| nreach 10 the little ones, for the little ones
have been preaching 10 me this afternoon They have
been preaching TO all Of II is the chldrens feast
tonight for it this night that Christ became "A
! little child. In you little ones we see Jesus, our
saviour, for lie was you arc little child. In
order to love God and be loved by Him. We must bo
like you've must have the hearts Of little children.
| You must not grow up to be like U.s. but We must
try and grow 10 he like you. You are here through
the minstrations of those who love Jesus Your homo
here is the result of the influence Of Christianity. 1t
l. the love OF Jesus that has done all this for YOU
How long will the love Of Jesus last! Forever, OF
course Is it cruel OF Him TO make you lamcl No
Of course not. Could lie make You get up and walk
IL lie wished You know lie could. 1t is because
He loves YOU that lie lets you suffer. While you
here on earth lie is getting you ready for your home in
Heaven lie does for each Of what lie believes is
| best for US. He believes 1t is best for yon 10 bC
| crippes You are working out His great purpose
That little girl over in the is teaching Chris
tianity better than any one could preach II. II Thu
love OF Jesus makes you little darngs tender AM
gentle and bright, that love makes YOU a company
preachers. | have been preaching 10 many people II
| this city, but to-day have had sermon preached 4
| me | thank God that have lad opportunity o
| hearing such a sermon. / would like very much Z
| Kiss YOU all, but a there are too many OF you, vii
Kiss one boy and girl and let them pass the ks.e
! along
After Father lgnstus finished speaking. the Rev
. | Dr. W. NJ. smith addressed the little and toll
them some charming stories, each Of which WAS al
| ranged to point moral. When DR.. smith closed, IN
Christmas presents distributed, much TO the Dc
| light OF the $50 little crippes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
FRY At TIE BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE

ro.ton Dec "a (speciaD.-Thc brokers had ''c"
anal chrisn,a, frolic at the Stock Exchange to-u'S
rh ,or after II a. H. did not bear much resemblance
10 tho usual scene witnessed there III ordinary u"' y
rho Younger members of the Exchange were u'cS'e'
:, old and discarded clothes. They ala hot care l"
III ' - ,,.ual apparcl Their hats were
,orcd and many of them were adorned win i'i'"o's
,hiIo in some instances only the ruins OF "h"U "cIu
ncc s,vIish tiles" were left. The brokers scr"'oieu
hout the floor pushing each other and 'woophS uo"h
ono, each newcomer yelling and bowling HE p"''u
= Comauchcs in a wardance. Torpedocs were iIeu
hout the room: and while the celebration was t"ns
-, down below band stationed IN the gallery
nIavlnc a popular programme. When 'oiiese
.lodies were gwen the brokers Joined In chorus ana
rhcn the hand PLAYED Annie Rooney the volume oil
ornd was something tremendous As the iamllaI
nas de ouatrr from Faust Up To Date was sur,o"
nm q, ring was instantly formed. and four men III
closed bv II began the dance. Then the br"herS
marched around the Exchange in lock step {" the
music OF Wait TIL The Clouds Roll bN. Inc .o,.
taxing feature Of the day Wa hoinplpc ddlCeu ny
,,-,rrc f. Wide. The fan making "a> stopped dll
all on the floor gathered around ANA grectcl nm WIN
hearty cheer, ~ the end Of The dance \ I've pig Wit
an attraction 10 he seen laicr ana INC bHher,
marched around the floor with him 10 ne must oI
Annie Laurie" The fun was last ana furious Io'
two hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
c,rr FOR POSTMASTER v.w corTs WIFE

Tho wiz, - Postmaster Cornelius Van t"ti has re-
,,ivc, q Christina, .ln from hs hu-band' 'h'i -
-o,i,tos which she VIII no doubt prize highly. IL i
a large Gilt frame containing scpstat" photograph ',
hcr husband and Of the eight head Of departments 'i
Tho po,toncc In the centre D. large hh'"''' 'i inc
Postmaster himself an excellent Photograph "m'h
lacks only that genial smile which all VINO Lu"" MI
Van Cott associate with his face. ~ u' NM - q,
,,' ..,orf.i, n-,..rtmert ~ the rudy features %
i-,,,t Postmaster Jane, Gavlcr and on his l'i the
turc Of the new second Assistant Po-iH"-i'r' p'ru
I,r George GREGORY. Of the seventh Ward ihc "'A'i
nhotocrapl, arr those Of the hrndomc superintendent
80 p,e Mails. H. g. Maze. Cashier Richard Van '''''
SUPERINTENDENT P1lmcy, Of tie Money order D'par'
,ncnt Auditor Jardiuc, superintendent N"F' OIL INC
pc,i.,ry Department. and last, LAT not cast ~ ~
- y,utl and good looas superintendent l. y.
St,.,r of tho C.ty Delivery Department. ht gilt
.n'd ON an easel IN Postmaster an COTS once yes
,.rd,v and was much admired by callers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
MR. GOFF'S LAST OFFICIAL act.

Assistant District-Attoncy John W. Con "ohnh up
his connection with official duties yesterday by sending
an ouiuion 70 Clerk sparks % General SESSIONS decar
,, that the apuca made on December l. In the case
Of Shibuya Juero. the condemned murderer, was not
an appeal from judgment and hence did not act a. a
si,y u hi, execution. Mr. CON has done a great
amount OF work lately. disposng of cases on appeal
the recent marriage Of Mr.. Scmple having thrown al
dition,l burGca, on his shoulders. Mr.. Gof will re
une The general practice Of law, having entered into
partnership with Francis W. POlack al No 80 Broad