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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
Cakes and ViCinity.

February is behaving very badI,,
too much wind.
R. H. Busteed came down from
Bismarck yesterday.
Finest cigars in town sold at
Rowland & GooDR1cH's.
A calico ball is one of the pro-
posed events for the future.
Mrs. W. E. Crosby has recoveree
from her recent attack of la grippe.
The Oakes Touring mill has steam
Oh again after being shut down fo,
a short time.
Messrs. Randall and Trauger, o4
:Ludden, were visitors to our city
w ednesday.
We learn that Mr.. Stanley's wind
mill was blown down by the terrific
gale on Tuesday.
We are glad to note that Rev. r
H. Hooke has so far recovered as te
be around again.
For SALE Or TRADE. Fresh
mllch COWS at the Nichols Bros
farm, west of Cakes.
The artesian we'll is making favor.
able progress toward China. It is
now down about 500 feet.
L. M. Devendorf received a car.
load of oats, Wednesday, some Of
which was retailed at 25c.
One Of the measliest blizzards-
minus the snow-prevails to-day
throughout North Louisiana.
Rev. Giddings expects his sistc,
to arrive in Oakes next week, wher
they will begin housekeeping.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Major Lowell and Fred Hen.
dcrshott, of Ludden, Wednesday.
FRESH Mich Cows.-We have
for sale or trade several good fresh
milch COWS. Nichols Bros.
The most recent addition tc
Oakes' exceptionally good postal
service is stage route between
Oakes and Werner.
Revs. Tyrrell and Giddings circu.
lated petition to the legislature
this week, protesting against the
passage of the lottery bill.
Hon. w. B. Allen has sent this
Office copy Of the Louisiana lot.
terry bill, the corporation which re-
Gently purchased North Dakota.
The Presbyterian social will be
entertained by Mines. Marshall, Rob.
erts, Root and Baker, at Mrs. Mar.
shall's, Thursday evening, Feb. 13.
We are indebted to Hon. A. T.
Cole for copy Of his bill to estab.
lish an industrial school and school
for manual training" at Ellendale.
Miss Bangs, Of Ordway, is assist.
ing in the telegraph Office at the
Union Depot, while Mr.. Hendrick.
takes the place Of the operator al
Columbia,
BIDS WANTED.-Bids will be re
ceived up to Feb. 10Th for moving
house from Yorktown to Oakes
For further particulars apply to E
Pickard, Oakes.
Tuesday was one of the worst an,
Wednesday one of the finest days o
the winter-typical Of Dakota
There is nothing bad without some
thing better to follow.
The report has reached Oakes q
the death of Thos. Rice, ex-sheri
Of Dickey county. We have hear
no particulars farther than that h
death was caused by railroad acc
dent in New Mexico.
Our enterprising citizen, CHI
Gorder, is us busy as bee, in h
blacksmith shop, and takes the hal
times philosophically, being tc
much engaged to think about then
He does not employ help during Il
dull season but his motto is. tt
harder the times the harder the blow
to be struck upon the anvil-a pref
| .xo.,I .,..ll.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
nj .ASU,1iC LODGE.
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayer-T. F. Marshall.
Treasurer-J- w Lucas.
Auditor-Jas. f Squirting.
Attorney-J. r. Buxton
Justice-E. G. Baldwin,
Chief of Police-S. H. Martin.
Street COMMISSIONER. NJ. Devendorf,
Aldermen-C Chr. Gorder, j. F. Mccarthy, H
p. Boardmap, Daniel Lynch, P. S.Peubody, S. Il
GroShong.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07

1t is a burning shame that Dickey
county is not represented in the
Senate.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
A committee has been appoin

A committee has been appointed
by the Chicago board Of trade to
canvass for subscriptions to buy seed
wheat for destitute farmers in South
Dakota. Governor Mellette is en-
deavoring to raise fund OF S50, 900.
The name goes against the grain,
But the cash is welcome just the same.
Half the wealth Of Chicago would
not be a bad thing to have distlib-
uted throughout the farming COM
munity. Let them send all they
will. but keep up the ''klck'' if ANY,
one dares to insinuate a word against
the great banana belt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

volcano which Is practically extinct. 81 went
down into the crater OF the mountain further probably
Than any other man, to examine the sulphur mines,
said the Young ~panaId. Very. few persons from
the United states have made the ascent OF this
mountain II Is worse than climbing the MatterhOrn
II costs about $50 in the first place. takes several
days and i very cXhausting was let down into tho
crater the way that the Mexican miners who
dig sulphur at this elevation Of 5000 feetby means
Of a windlass ard a rope. The mouth OF the crater
i more than half mile across. The mine IS owned
by General OchOa. who lives In the City Of Mexico
saw there and examined carefully thousands Of tons
Of the purcst sulphur ever mined. When Cortez and
his soldiers visited that country they needed sulphur
for eunpOwder, and assembled tile mountain for the
first time in it, history, the natives said tell yOn
II must have taIen i vast amount of nerve to 90 up
unknown mountain like POpOc atapctl and then
descend into like the mouth Of that volcano.
think everything considered II beats anything have
ever heard of IN history or fiction. Tho natives who
gather the sulphur now only secure small packages
OF II. which they fasten to their backs They then
slide down The snow oN The mountain after the manner
Of The wOOdcuttcrS Of France. For this vcnturcsome
work they get about 20 cents per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

Inen and the least seen OF il the better. see some
of the young New-lOrk fellows have even taken
TO wearing black hanGkerclics in tie same way.
II is "A question in my mind whether man who
should appear at the door oi an English club
with one of those black denominations disposed
of in iestoon Of supposed adOrnmcnt would be
admitted. l think it would take a GOOD TIP TO
the house porter t. secure his entrance
\ prominent owner in the cattle business In the
West said 10 me- yesterday: " | am one OF the
stockholders and directors of a ranch SIXTY miles
long by forty miles wide. We have 10000 head
Of cattle. We have managed our business "pOn
the most economical lines, and YET for over five
years we have lot made penny OF proit. There
viii not hc pCnry until tie monopoy OF Armour
is either broken up or made TO cOnccdc living rates
10 cattle growers. \ NcW-lcrk senator SAID
that he thought tie State Legislature at an
early Uay would take some extra STEPS Looking
10 the restricting of the Armour monopoly 50 as
to give other dealers chance, thereby making
The possibility of profits for the cattle growers
lie said that nc should himself introduce a bill
early in January with this view
A Ncw-NOrk hnancicr gave me yesterday the
following beautiful prOvcIb: Never tell lie
in business. and never tell the truth ont of IT,"
T. c. CRAWFORD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
SOCIAL NOTES FROM BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Dec. 20 tspecisL]-On Monday Afternoon,
Miss Lo,a Robinson gave "glTls' ~ Miss MAY
HANDY. Of Richmond. Only Two three married woinn
friends Of Mrs. John Ho~lnsOn. there M. William
Reed Mrs. Clarence NJ Dowcil and Mrs Jesse tyson
present Among the girls were Mis- GiImor Miss
Lucas and Mss McIlysln.
On Monday evening Mr- John Gil gayo a dinner 10 her
daugbtr Miss Olivia. 10 Introduce TOW friends 10 her
before taking Ter 70 the AZ the Monday
Miss Gill and Miss Mary Thomas. daughter Of Mr.
Raleigh Thomas made their debut. MANY well known
society people there among them being Mr.. and
Mrs William Reed Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Patterson Mr.
John Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs TYSON John
NcKim Robert Garrett. darcy Wilson. Miss Mc1ssIsh
Mis- McINan Mrs. Murray Livingston. Of Ncw.YOrk
Miss Nellie Wilson, Miss Champ Robinson. Miss Nara
81 Ring Miss Lu,e Morris. Miss Dfinlson aud Ms
lisn1y MI GaIfets friends delighted see hin a
Wei again welcome Lim back after hi oIg sbscnco
from society After the Mis- Wison Paterson gave
delightful little supper 10 Mrs Murray Livingston. Mr.
and Mrs. william Reed Mr. and Mrs. Tyson. Mrs.. sidney
SWAIN John McHm. Nj. Harvey and Walter routn'y
W. among those asked u meet her.
"Wednesday dinner WAS given by Mrs. Charles Bona
rte 10 Mrs NeNbCld Edgar Mrs. Patterson Mr.. Harih
and Mr. Livingston were ucre.
on Friday night Mro. ID. L. Bartlett COVE musicale III
honor Of Mrs. MSchsaa. formerly hiss GelstoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

The receipts of Charlie Lauc.. No. l. Nassau ,t..
the general Treasurer Of The Il"-pial saturday and
sunday N.-ocat.on on account Of the collection for
1850 ere exceedingly cnrnuri-i.E. ~ Ia" indications
are that nearly al the trade "ill exceed Let wear
contributions. Among tAn SUNS Transmitted d.d d.
pendent Of those suns 'n..'fcd and NOT yet piI
nl arc the following: Cilli"uu. EohhIn, ~ 90. and
Iieudri,k Elothcr- 300 each. "'"ie" EIrei, '''"
Iuppcrt. Peter Dol.cr. /. = VI. ~h.cr brewing
Company Bcrnhcmer 4 >ohmd Ic'dlc,ton 4 No~l/,
Nanmlcrg Kr, lAucr & g.. dni VI. sampler. son
& Co. $50 each. Myr., 4 Nhl',a. john DourIu a
Co.. Franklin { 60. and cmp''''>. kin@ solomon s.
Lodge. +. ard \ VI. Warren. lauer Go. and p-irn
4 Wallace 20 each. Ncvu. = i!ivl and cmpo'r,
80 -. steiner :, son and employees. ~ 3d. Crafts,
mans Lodge T. and 4. ", Loeb = Wa'ih"incr. Iai
willcr Brothrr~ FRANK u. Monnt Co., Emp" CIV
Lodge. T. and L. VI. ard Trinity congregational
Church. fremont, so ct'h.
TIN, following ,ums have been received by Mr.
L,nirr from Mrs. John \. Lowrry. 80. - West thirty
nm st. tr-a.urcr II TIE Woman Auxiliary, "a, part
~ the returns hy the committees OF adic, canNA-'nS
ln tie uptown l,tai trade. n'!nning sums sent b
lsdlc, to the W0mau's Fund: tlrs Anna ""rH'
hotter 800. Mr, William Iia"L. go. Mr.. Henry =.
Leavtt ST.. MIR. George -. Pi'lr'. SO Miss = o.
Hoffman, -. Publishers and book ir'me-D. Appleton
A. Co.. $50. Thomas WHITAKER SO, Henry Holt 4
CO. gg3; The Churchman, 90 Charles Sc".bnerS
SONS Charles r. DnlnEhim. td,eoll q co.. Theodore
l. De Winnie 4 CO.. james P'tt CO.. raint"r Bros "
Co. and Randolph 4 c., go each. IN mailer sums
ego
The collcction from The publishing trade VIII easily
roach $500 A. against 800 Last YEAR. Coiieeu"hcis
caterers and fruiterer> -rur"Il Manufacturing com
pany IIuyler & co.. j. Marc,i. II. Mhllhd ana Louis
Shorty $40 each; j. l.. Iin"rd 4 Son' l. H. "ou'
snith Henry Hicks. Davol Il Co.. j. Wall ana son ana
two other contributors. $40 "a il. jewellers ana III
versmiths-IIoWafd & Co.. 500, DJmluIcA 4" man.
ESQ Hotel windsor, S5O. Nitora, SO All enalf'
SO Imperial, flo ,,. =, ,,..,. !, 90 go
Gilman Collamorc Il Co, so, Charles Jones 80 TWO
other contributors. go. ,. 49, thar oor
trlbutOrS, ~ .-..nu,,.,... a.
Thcatres-h VI. Palmer. Mad IN square, 80
Drngg,is-Fou contributors, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
TIE PRINCE AND PAPER" AGATS ~ CDr Rr.

The case o. \. Peter Lambsccht and Jennie Russell
Lambrccht, hi, wife and the mother 81 "Toinfnv"
Russell, who are charged with grand larceny If the
msnScupt Of the play Prince aud PaupcY7 was
called in Justice Goet1ng's court Brooklyn Yesterday
afternoon for examination. The complainant j.. I'd
ward ii. House, the author Of the PLAY who lyes in
this city. Mr.. House va, I'm court ATTENDED by his
japanese servants lie Wa represented b. Henry II.
Davies. Mr.. and Mr.. Lambfecht conducted Their own
case Tie courtrOO wa nllad with Tia. former
members Of The company and several times Mr.. Lam
bcct Appealed to tn" court for pyut" zion against Op
posing counsel The defence tried 10 .hnw that they
had fulfilled their contract with Nr. Ilou-. and that
tlr. Oh!cct Ia retaining the manuscript va. that they
- twO YEAR, contract with him 4, produce The
play. Mr. House declared that the play Mad not been
produced he had written It, and that the contract
broken Oh that account. The court reserved ia
q cclsOu until December 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
MR.. DEPEV AZ SANTA CLAUS.

Chauncey NJ. Depcw in the course Of year receives
many peculiar letters ranging from tnOr OF me crank
with entirely scheme for great raiIr al VS.
TEN 10 those Of the inventor of hair dyc some Of
these letters he preserve and exhibits as cniioeitcs
But he received last week which pca-cd him
than nearly all the othcrs combined II came
from city In central HcVYorh. and was as follow,
Ir. santa Clause. care Channccy Dcpcw.
New YORK cts. y. /.
Dear santa Clau,c: VIII yOu please leave ne A
pair OF skates. Jack knit" pair " rubber boot ~!
arrow gun box Of puzzles anu some candy and nut.
Daisy would Elc doll and some candy and nuts. Il
YOU viii. NIL be very much pleased. and Won viii
1bllge one of your little boys. --.
"P. ST can't have but one, / lad rather have
the skatcS.'
The name IS not given, hfcause 1t might interfere
with what this particular santa Claus intend 10 do.
Nh Depew has shown TN, letter 50 much that Is
looks old and worn lie has Instructed the agent at
the city from which the letter came 10 look az The
boy Who wrote the letter, and II DE D.. deserving Ie
VIII get me best par OF hates that be bought IN
INT city, ana the si,rr Daisy, VIII fare equally ~
well in regard - tho doll. while both viii have moro
candies and nuts than they ought 10 eat in week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

l>houd read daily by al interested, changes
ttrs 10 iocisn Countries need BE- specially al.
d fJ - tsaa o. m ., b.nEns md oIms TEs
eocumea;. letter. n9 Se'.Y 1'd1S'se4 o''ng sent by
For,.en mail. 10" the week ending December q viii
c!o.e p.onpt} IN all cases at ;o!s oh4gs az fouo~.
cu4i n.ta' RF.a>r..,i. ION ScsorIfan'i
Thomas. Tor Baibado, and Trinidad aad Dsm.rari va
io or 'waaSard i.iad rom na, BE- diced per
Finance at 30 Tor rnany. Dennark. swed
NorSa' 2hrlst4n.a and Ka'Ntt yer :. i;ahn "a
Ilremen esl> OR cthcr l'To c!n coHtsgs via soltn
Elementary y m, Tor EIr"le per = Majestic, w
S,ya saniS" Sc cr r ,o. a: ia ~ appS%snsrs
! to yenelues and orneAo yer :, Sarasss netcer.
st IL a ~ for jamaica snd (ireytown per ;. Aruan
2' b'ar ana m r mus pcr Relgceand
VIA Antwerp ettcr, mu-t be directed per Belcenani0
It qsi b te' drt a $780, ' p sup
Ss e Ero.V also wndaara .sod, de.; ~ iotn
letter. or Trinidad and TobIg1 mus: b. directed per
ioonl' AZ p m. for rruNiio. rcr : r Koush from
n,, T.r f.sJ for n"'ne'' pr 7'"'
rpS S. .n. T o 70: cd,s H s s'na NJ. m aSa
SsArrEpAY. 81 ~: for France s"se,h,a sn.
:sxn, Va A,, n%5'0e sr P@s
~sN Spain. Po,,uca md Turkey. must DO directed pr
>@.hanon and hr,mcn ' cers mu. b., drcted per
9 a a. Gui % ycn m pei nd fp s Tea ani
Dutch Guiana must No directed 'pcr Prn> Wlem ~;
D. for tamprrhe. (hiapas Tsbasc3 ana lLcatan.
,"r Yunur. letters Tor tuaa Tnmplco and TuNpam
irect aud Other Mexican States VIA Vera rhf must he
ERECTED per lumur.'': at 1 p. N. for Trinidad ana
rohaCO
SUNDAY Al D. for Costa Rica, Via Lmon per = ..
tasmania from NrW.Orlc1ns.
Mails 10y China ard Japan pr :. Belgic from san
Franc close December - at 80 y. m. Mails
70. h' so c'y l-Lnd, PER- ship Tropic .Erd from san
Francisco close hero December '2j. at 80 p m. Mails
fnr tn" HaWpusn Islands pr Austrllta from H1u
Francis o. close hero December -. at 30 p m. Mails
Dor Australia NcwZe1llnd Hawaiian. FIJI and SaTosp
islands. pr :. MsrpO-a from san Francisco close
l,lc January =. At Il 20 T. ~ or on arrival at New
Mails Newfoundland by rail- 20 lialaN and thence by
T. this oflc" daily at 30 M. Malls for
Nqurion hy rail- noston. ana thoncc by steamer. close
At this office dB " at 30 p. Mails FOR Cuba by
raj 10 Tlmp Fla and thence bv steamer calling Mon
dWs Thursdays and saturdays close this Office daily
A. - 20 m Mails Mexico. erand. unless specially
drc,.rl dispatch by steamer close at this oncs
irln..Plchc mails are forwarded to san Francisco
d,i schedule OF closing IL arranged the
snn,non Of their uninterrupted overland transit San
Francisco Mail, from the Fast arriving time a. san
Of sailing OF dispachsd
tcnc' th@ same day. Registered man closes at m.
Ir Vors day. CORNELL y N - to,amastef
To.toilcs Ncw-York y. Y December 10, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
COSTLY DOLLS 70 BE SOLD At AUCTION.
THE CHARITY EXHIBITION TO CLOSE WITH \
a\LE-MR DEPFW AND MIR. WILDER TO
WELD TIKI \NNEf..

a\LE-MR pEPFw AND MIR. WILDER TO
WELD TAI HAMMER.
The Doll Show in the judge Building Is about
over Tomorrow there will be an auction sale OF
dolls dressed by number Of wcll-known actresses
and by Mrs Harrison. MR.. Cleveland. Mr.. Morton
and Others. The following men have consented to
art as auctionccrs: Chauuccy ". Dcpcw Marshall
=. Wilder, Joseph POLK Levi, Harrison. william H..
Crane. Neil burgess, Dcaman Thompson. j. De Angels,
Russell l.. Harrison. Tony Pastor and W. !. Arcll.
The auction i, 10 ilkc liac" promptly at O'Clock.
Yesterday ALL the prize dolls were placed upon .
separate table. In the morlng there was large
delegation u poor children pr'ent As the guests OF
the prDprietIrs of frank Lcslic'S illustrated News
paper After in,pcciii" thr dolls the children were
Photographed on the steps 81 'hr building Tho rooms
were nilrd during ~" aft"iuoon and evening. Thc
phonograph on The s,coni Goor continues 10 attract
large cio"d,. On tie p,.ity Stage in the main room
the twenty young lad:es from Boston gave one "t
the best Programme, II IN" week.. Mr'. Percy and
her associate, buy all day pointing ont sp~i al
dolls and drcctin; the a1'ir~ generally. IN" follow
Ing the ladies who nave served patiOnc,-',
and judsr,. many oi whom have been pr -"Ht day
after day ana have contributed largely 10 the success
Of hc exhibition:
Ms. llenauln Harrison. Mrs. Levi T.. Morton. Mrs.
Fogcr ,anncld Mr.. {. g. chandler Mr. Goofge
l. Cheney. MIS- william g. 'aoato. Ms. j. Schuyler
t.o"hnsi".d Mr.. Van E"a--la'r truGer. Hr' john g.
Curtis. Ms. Chaunccy u. D'Irw. Mr.. Il. II. p"rby,
Nj. /. r. Dyer Mis-. "asdn.g. Nh. oro.rn }. Doud.
SIR IaNm n. Gre"f. Mis-. ~!I.f Hams. .s,. l.d-.cl
Harrison Mn. richard i,'. o.. Ms. g. Il; J"l'- Ni>.
j. Hampton Robb Ma. J.ar ~..tart Ir-. ",ti ~ur.u-r
T'oI MI john King NiI i.'-o-. 'ii- g.. - Noo,ht So
Mrs ". j. Atkei N-. -1riu ". Boodeol1 '.r,. M'rt.
m.r Brown. NJ. oro,gs l.. Cheney. MI. IN
g'u" CslR. Ms. JcG'r-on Cars. Nr+. ho-
brook curtis, Mrs. W. H. Ly'.r.'. Mr.. A. u. DoFIe'"
Ms iiud.ou SIR. Madtc h,udai, MI.. DauII Lo Ml.e
Isabel, Macoy. Mr. sl,.o, M., Robert y AI.Kun. Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

ituhsS with "A hard working. obscure laborng man
Ml'hIh Two years past. In This mans presence. IN
pIudl daylight, have frequently seen every natural
IA" 81 physics set at nsught by the deviation OF heavy
the ringing Oi bells tas yUu say by unseen
n,thus the verbatim reading of sealed writing. ctc.'
ihe shaking OF the Whole house. and rappngs on a
'aDIc easily heard 100 yarls outside the house. slch
~ would demOli,h any tlbic II made with a wooden
maiiet. The person through whom these things nap
pen am sure Is as mich Of slrpri>c to himself rs
ne 10 me. lie supports large family by the nara u
hu ot manual toll. and has never been WHINE -
receive from Inc one cent a. compensation for "a" time
tha he has given me ~ sttinC. lie Is entirely rec
rom the ordinary suspicion attaching 10 the PAD
" medium II he is medium he dos not knQ" IT.
II the wI,cacres ever get together and explore him
VIII be Interesting to what they VIII call him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
" TIE CHARITY RAIL" N NEWARK

Daniel Frohmans cycellcn: company which Il playing
THE Charity Bal" viii occupy the stage Of JacobS
rev thrttrr in Newark this week. The company comes
directly froa the West whcr' the play and the Players
have been received with great popular favor. Many
a,e Ing companies have found this sadly
Ir'!tabr. ru. ihr Charity Ball. company has been re-
r.aly successful In dliHng UNI rokcn succession OF
large houses and in calling hearty praise. 10th from
the press and tho public. The play is especially appso
IIlat TO- the glad Christmas time. for Il opens .ust
Charming Cruccr is giving a Christmas dinner to
Ia" voif- Of the parish. The ad ance sRe IN Newark
is air ady very large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
ErurNzsyrzKrVHn
DIED.

,,rx n..,.,.,. 20 i'm srs,r Allen widow Of John
iN-p,' ,ho'. ~ - tIa.sshrr.t n
y u. A'N ~ '.'' ,'', '' wv $1,000 -
tI- S''-4 go a. ~ =. - .,s,,-
n'f> o. rr' VIA f H":l Az ~, =, 1Ir,okiyn N.
49,. - - A. u y
80. w ri.ri. l.i,ync ground ", stburv L. l.
XVII =. d., ,.-.I.., IN fnis ,.t, on rrday TIE,
LIZ A. hti !" ,"g,,sr ~ m. st~ Thare,
i''h i-t N"h' o. "''''N 'S' "
..., ,,.. vul D.. t,ld AZ lie Church - the IN, ar.
u1.iI1 " Id ecn ave and 35th-st Monday, The I'D
H. a., Ia ~
III. man. q, .,orlylln Hmc,ery. Staten Island.
HADf IN b.'"H =, ,..d1 S.-,k n,d, .g.i 49,
,'~.y,' =. J,,,
~. 80 - ,.sld,uce I0o Dean St Monday Dozen.
t,.. o. ~ . T. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

Washington. Dec Ex-senator Hearst, OF California,
has been confined to his house since his arrival in this
clty. with attack OF stomach and bowel
trouble. He was in bad health when he left Cali
forua. and has been extremely III since he reached
Washington. To night lie +, reported 70 be little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
ZOE PSYCHOLOGISTS 10 ENPLAIH.

concord lAla,,.I letter in The Boston Transcript
Any one having Investigated ghoetly rpplhgs
knows fnll wei That nineteen '"cniieths OF tns
MEDIUMS are frauds. This fnd makes me puIehl, ana
vindcaton Of the twentieth medium The more fs>cl-
mating AIN not sprtualst. and have never ben ben
g. spiriius! seance In INV life, but nave h"o io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

Christmas the ,ts,9a vh.cn should especially be made
mapY In In SiMy o ,n. or bow. ard iris but for
the Lodging Hoc,', Of the CilLDRENs Alp ."oiE ELL
9s IN The .s Of efS d ds III pns Ss
street; hoclad aud hungry nd go"ng up to be ignorant
'aE,ant ana criminal. ,, , .o,o ana han,v dav for
h,s: si t q Of ' parST d is;o,u%c Vii. p,s:
Ahoie al W visa y prcs,nt hone 70 tn nOnclc:s
TWENTY D0lI.A8S viii place homeless waif in .
FIFTY DOLLARS VIII put Shoes fifty tarefooted
2%E hrXDREP 62LLAEs WI g,Gyid;; nepTs sn,p
who v!!I help make Christmas happier tor The pcsri
az q poy'ons and ei9snS may ( scIt 70 u, NV cen
vii So called 10 4 IT, a aiTH b. r'i wy
Ds Of a or ~ 1s SeS o I%S Of sy Inag
"''''GE ) coz ' %M' x. BOOTH. President.
i2' 'r0aS G' 'ILoffsixii BRACE s.crc,arg'
Chdren's Aid Society. - II. Marks Place NewYoig. =
WORK OF THE YEAR.
Tee gss f .S, the v pa s1 IN a ~ N Lofs aif
loon lodging, wee supplied. ~ the tnenty.one day
n aSe iSs and s led and & 80 %s; bling p
kd sol w@r' 'r1t g. h9ne. pom - Inc Ia't anI ns
,6e S5S tAiien'. MI..q9 -. $5idroq cnoy'd .A5S
on cone Island. Total number under charge Of :he
Forest Air in CIT, Hon.es." o,.. ,....,.
Mad from y9.n- Pine ci'@1 t'- ''ardner Pine Necdle
@s,I, .nd SIN Disease. Pamphlet. gratis. PARK
IlI,l bhD, Ak"hs
rnor'. Fine Bonbon- chocolates and choice candles
made daily.
llrge variety Of imported candy boNes baskets &c.
Potter building ParN Row. and United States Hotel
building. Ftlton.-'. Estab.i-hod 1870.
The Five Points House of Industry desires to make
Ncrry Christmas FOR four bundled children AID will b.
grateful donations ~ TOYS flr III" purpose
nhi.h may BE- sent TO l5o worth-'t. wM r. BARNARD.
sgpt
The Polyopricon il the best
Magic Lantern. SHOWS koGi@s Photos. Xmas Cards.
IS and $40 STYLES. AZ toy storcs. PECK & sNYDERS.
1914 Nassau; also. l29 l.. 2sth->t.