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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

IN. services Yesterday 90 49, la.r'~
Episcopal church 81 Madison ave. ''' '''
-. ...,,.,,, under fhc n.p.,c, = 90, -'.
,.,,.. branch ~ The Epamtu lrl-uc ih' -l' 80
.',,,rc -, ~, d,v ard evening v,- ne -, ~"''' ''
DELEGATIONS OF college ,tld,ut, from >''' "'''
i,hi,h and rouuii.a. lu thr c'''n'- i' '''' ','
CATION occupied the platform WITH '' -'''
pr,,. and ,ddrc--,d thc congregation 'n ''' -.Y
~ the element oi tNr.- rnm' IN '' ,,. r "a
- ,,ll,t,,. t,. tenor uf which WHr ih'' ''' =,
Sirl.ti,nity a student bad. th' more Pop ""
zen ONT of college BE u lll l> "''I' -. r. Lad
IL, -,rt,nt. W,r, C. - tIl captain Nl lN " .-
.,~ nm, tl,,u eleven. turori lv""'I'' li
- the n,llesr Y VI. & y. and O. VI llN'-. " -.''
I'm the n Geological seminary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

Tn the foregoing computations the principle laid
down and advocated by Superintendent tIancls A.
Walker in letter TO =. =. Cox then chairman OF
the Census Commission when tie subject OF ap-
portionment was before Congress in 1882 has hech
adopted that is, after finding out how many OIL a
given total number of Representatives are
Obtained by the application OF me ra'o TO lnc
nonulation of each State. the dehclchcN Is lhauc
nm nv allowing one additional Representative 10
each of the states having the largest lrac'lOlls
until the total number is obtained In the e''ei
referred to General Walker sald
In nv view the only logical method Is 10 take
at the outset the final number OF REPRESENTATIVES,
which number shall be used as divlsor IN "p'ih-
ing the ratio Of RcprcscnthtiVcs 10
10 thc population of each state. ms process VIII
Weld in the aggregate n NUMBER somewhat ~,
than the number of kcpreScntanNcS onEln'diS
taken The difference should he made mp by as
signing 10 the States having the largest fractions
additional Representatives. Whenever suflrch'
number Of additional representatives have brch
assigned on account of fractions To MAKE up 'hc
total number taken, such assignment shouId cease
If that number ne exceeded as IN the case o.
the assignment of additional fcplcsehInu.t;H 90 y;
account OF mocty. the ratio of repre>cnlatl"h -
thereby changed. whether that excess Ne one or
more a new ratio IS determined, ana me ""i'
has 10 be done all over again II m4hr caNi!N
happen that upon the new ratio another H'I'
wonld be found to have a fraction IN excess o. i"c
moicty. and therefore, entitled upon the Sam'
principle to an additional Representative. me
addition Of such Representative. however, CIV
ing new total. would again chanI1 nc I".H1i
and the application of that ratio might ma NtI!!
another State in excess of tho moicty. and - on
Supcrintendent Walker fortified ms position
with a series Of interesting tables which d">rT\'
10 10 rrpublishcd NJ this time, and concluded as
follows: ." SEQ no rational conclusion. therefore
but that the number first taken, through whirh
as a Givisor to obtain the number OF lnllahllan''
for a REPRESENTATIVE should bc maintained and so
many additional Representatives, and only so many
hc assigned upon fractions are needed 70 max"
nm Tho original number. To 20 beyond MS t.
70 lose all hold on any principle governing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
CONGRESS OPENS TO-DAY At NOON.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS II BOTH HOUSES BA'h
AID READY FOR WORK.


w,ebington Nov 80 (Spccian.-The second session
~ the List Congress will begin tomorrow at noon
and more than enough members Of cari branch nave
already arrived IN This city 10 Insure the presence VI
= quorum at both end of the CAPITOL Wee Pfc'lnc''
Morton will cali the senate to order and VIII mn
perhaps sixty senators in their scais ready I" -
ahead with business. Even those senators WI" M
contest, for reelection their hands have gcnrItN
,gnihcd their intention to return for the important
work that IS ahead Of the senate this winter. MF.
ingalls, is in town much encouraged over his prospects
Of representing Kansas in the next three '"HSc'.'''
senators Blair and Chandler Of New Hampshire were
also expected 10 he present in spite Of the apparent
legislative srarl In The Granite state. Nr. stanford
who will be a candidate for another term from Cali
forria. has started for the Capital. with thc f'ur
rev senators from Idaho and wyoming. the Rep1h
Leans will easily be able 20 show quorum from tH"F
own strength and maintain it through to the end
In the House speaker Reed Will be in hi, place
again at noon, and Will call to order prob
ably go to 90 Of his colleague. Nearly
all the Republican leaders are back and PIE
pared for work. Mc-srs. Mckinley and Cannon
II The COmmittc, Rules are bOt Oh hand cheerful
one 81 the few Republican member Of the way anG
Means Committee who re elected, is bacK from
Si1 eat neXt winter Mcssrs howell Payson. Gear
McC0ulas Hodge. the two IendeIsons and Hit all
very Indication, too that nearly all Of the Ecpub
ljcan RcUesentavcs will return 10 their posts BY the
Lc ,btainable al almost any time during the coniug
session The present Republican majority in The
House will be Increased by two Dy IN" admission OF
REPRESENTATIVES from Idaho and Wyoming.
Little Is done usually on the opening day Of the
session A committee from each branch Will b." up.
pouted 10 announce 10 the Prc,d cnt That Con ha~
re ssembled. and is ready 10 receive any commurica
he taken probably until the return Of the committee
and the appearance Of the Presidents message. IN The
senate the credentials Of the member, from Idaho
and WYOMING will he pesencd and The four Senators
elect are likely 10 be sworn III at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
PREPARING FOR THE TEACHERS, FAIR.

meeting Of the teachers of the public schools Will
be held this afternoon at the Normal College, 10 make
arrangements for the great fair Of the Teachers
Mutual Benefit Association. n lie held in the LenoN
Lyceum from December 10 to 20 The executive com
mittee Of the association will take possession OF me
Lyceum today. and will begin 10 prepare II Tor the
reception OF the various exhibits. All Of the teachers
in the city are interested In the outcome oil the lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
pRou1yByr ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

ASTOR-EX. Congressman Roswell O. hof' OF 'ttcnl'
Gan and Judge j. NJ Wilson. Of Washington Bt' NS-
WICK-I H. Letter. Of Chicago. FIFTH AVENUE
~ covo,,or nufus H. bullock OF Georgia 4. Iioinun2,
uawaiian Charge d'Araires At London. ana william j.
Ilor.oce GILSEY-John NJ. Francisco Troy John II
Carson Of Chicago and Captain Scott Gray q The rt ID
xavv UOEFMAN-Genersl ID. II. Hastings, OF Penn
svlvonla MURRAY iILI.-Congr.ssman Charles \.
Russell OF Connecticut ST. JAMIS-John H. q. Pitkn.
United States Minister the Argentine Republic. SrUE.
TEVANT-Coun de Valpcrc. Of Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows "a,
ruftuatons ,ssrrlav A. observed az IN lnt'd s".s
Sign,i service station az The da-hes ihi a.
the temperature noted Perrys Pharmacy. sun HniiE
Tribune once Dc. 1 a. m.-Cl'at ''''' iF' -
Yesterday except Tor little TO- m the m"n'nS
tempeilturt ranged between 81 and 40 degrees w.
age tin being ~ higher than on tn cofrr'l''"'"N Vs.
last ,e,r and a. HIGHER than on SATURDAY. . a..
I'm and near thi. city to-day there VIII pfouatp w
eotd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
,rrrrec,Re,rRs waNr BIGGER SL,FrrS

Er,nch NJ. 36 of the National Letter 'rl",
soclation. held a meeting IN Wcidd'- Assembly,
la, ni.b, and decided &, ash 'ongc,- i" '' ..'
IL 800 A., year in their salaries. Many d'.'t'' y"
other branches were present. ana j., ~ W t,..rrh
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

,,es rolling mill. and Manufacturer, 81 tel ipis
-, on fhe other, 20 a conference which Wa hrli ~
~ uepaffment, october To- i-DO. The statement
,.ac on both side. q the causes 0i delay wr IVA
- I'm .frnctipn. Various cau,c. were mentioned "li ~
Non, relating the method 81 Inspection. ana in' l
a.. especially IN, inadequate number - th' iorr OF
i,uect rs. tlc lcneth ind multiplicity of the t., y,
-, 4 the inn.Nihir rules hy which adherence 90 O"
I.,fcr II the spec i,atiIu- Wa cNlff"d ~ -'I'
80 obc6fon wa a-5 raised a. certain test. among
fncui the phosphorus ana sulphur h't', b"' ""''
..,,i,ufnfjy the ta.ts fpr surface defect.
fl, order to meet the former cl-- ~ object on. INC
t,.r.ft eut l.. fading stop 20 iu,f rus' the fnI'
:, me-, tors and simplify ana hasten ~" work ui 49,
no.t.i,Y ami ly down tuc> or nj mp ftttlnn lh
q, IN admit of the exercise OF a r"t+nNdH" ludfhl'
nm the part ~ The ln-p'cor-. A. Wa stated al iu'
o,cnt- of the conference. the department h's n" ~
IN ron ~ modifying ~ ans way t1r standard 81 "'
,rr,dv adopted. and II j. tl.hcd tln by the inc',
Tins tascu tho causes u d"hy VIII b" largely " h"'
''TLr uurnicr ~ rear admiral, j. too small for The
need II service aad ~ olnu'Nd ihal u u' VI
creased from tx To ten.
~ The r,ucti1u4 made in the number ~ the naval
per.ouuel by the act 81 Congress of JAW 10 lN'''
Ind August .. l--2. The first was adopted at ilur
hen the material 81 The Navy wa- 81 stir ~ idllu
decline both in the number iud quality ~ -lip". aid
a.. go. md when N had touched th' lowest point lu"
formation and rapid de-, II pmeut &C o." net which
Ina ttarn place in tlc LAT sN yclrr uhh" - a oIi "
t,,...--ary to call for ucW adjustment Too certain
huclc, of the personnel iu order - Keep mp ri-1
.,l, standard Of efficiency among ID" onccf- of the
navy. , A., ,,.t - ,...
officer. from the Grade. - Lieutenant {" 'u-lsu ~ 40
.rrlol. a, to be- little les Than alarming. ~ 10"
mr., -eni rate Il promotion h'.' officer hd fair 1 pa.
tLer lve- IN tlir junior grade. The average axe ~
me five % now AZ the head Of the t- iu each ~
these grade j. a follI"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
UNCLE SAM'o NAVY.
ANNUAL REPORT OF SECRETARY TRACY TO
THE PRESIDENT.

IMPORTANT ADDITIONS TO THE corNrRYs WAR
FLEET DURING THE YEAR-oRDNANcE TX
PTR1NTNTs-NAvAL MIITIt-PER.
soyNEL OF THE SERVICE.
Was},iucton. Nov 3O.-Thc annual report Of the
Secretary of the Navy has been submitted To 'he
President The chief features oil th' document aIc
i,,, II, tbe extracts below General Tracy say
r,; a.. ,,reptv month, covered by the present
.sii,ra,io, nine new ships have been put 10 com
r,iio,. forr including one monitor have been al
v,ucod to A point where they are ln't about To- go
iufO commission, I'VE are III su'n % ''u, ''
~ L",tv h., WAITING only for their dinoI, seven
ro.n ir5,t fran the keel up, Of which the i"Na'
and Monterey nearly r'duS j." nun ILL., = 'u , .
advanced ME OF IN" IN others
o.iy .uthorilcd all have been designed ana al
verii,cd. and all bat one, tne a"' '' ,,,,, I,,
,rrtad for and are actually under con, l'ucl!', ~"
,,,cd, iot Cn,hing p,uit 10y the licrrc7hoh Man
ufacturing Company, 81 bIls'o ~. 49, - wv ia, ~, =
'i.l,orch a .cCond hJ- been authorized @hc j. nliI'
"i .tcsI and has developed speed OF t"eht> lhisr
V,a, Ilrr armament viii consist OF tnrT torpedo
,,i,r. and four pouudcr guns. She not onP com
pta, favoraby with foreign torpedo boa'' bu ,tHmd5
tw.nty others like her. ana mad them cqu'pp"' WIN
effective torPedoe>' th'> M"niu % n ma IL E,,
T tyo thoy Will br Of little service otherwise hth
70 how what n 2N . Ga " cmp , u" With
! their small cost should ndu'c m'IAed increase i"
thIf m LANCER necessary in considering the speed
OF the new ships Of The Navy TO maze cohpat t on
with ioreign vesSc!, We lyy nov on. o own i
Tie standard j. unauilH~'cd ~ any "''c' navy ~ '
world - .,,.
VESSELS AUTHORIZED 81 PRESENT CoN"HfH9
I.nu the year l--9, the modern additions to the
Navy consisted chiefly OF cruisers Of from 1000 4"
800 tons. and Of lr,nboat' u under 1000. The
procctcd aqnorcI vessels included The Maine ana
the Texas battc,lp, OF the second class. ana one
raipor defence vessel. the Monterey. In The animal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
TIE WEdTHER REPORT

FORECAST TILL ; =. NJ MONDAY
w,.h,n,t.n. NOV. 3o.-Fof Nc~ Ens.and Eastern ~
-, p.,o.yl,anl. New.J,T,ey. Delaware anu
,,si,nd ar. colder. northw, strrly winds . 49,,
MA - Western NcW.lorH. Western FcinsA wanna W.
vtr,I,t, And ohio. ram or snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

important IN ti, age of vast material prog
remedy De- pleasing to tho 1-t~ and 20 thc
easily taken accepabc TO the stomach and ncshy In L.
nature and effects. Possessing these qualities syrup o.
Figs is the one perfect Laxative and most gentle didIsh
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

W. Mon
iieui,n4nt la,i6i c ale. '''''.. 49,. 80
Ih.g' .-... .........'.
mi, is n'd enough. ON i.f ,.'u"'r' u ,al
ne, l,, ' how t6a a, the .vera-r ntc %. promo
,', tic officers now AZ tn foIt 81 th.-' three as
VII. "nN b' promoted ""' % '''' -'''' ~ "
"""E ''' Yea.
Lieutenant .... ................... 80
Lieutenant junior rridr.. IL,
a,,'n an ,,.. .....,, o, a., INN. not
ccry di,,ut ~ tlr vlol. sridr Of u,u;eulnt- W tne
<ayy romuo..d eff men hotweeu tr. tcr. of thirty
.',on and INV f,,Tr Duru- all r.. pcroi thc1 can
ric t,yc , .,i,t,iiu,io rr.p,r.l.l,, althou.h tl'}
r r hd nm a,e wiz, MIN, men i- limp., raiy
NV ~ , ,i 81, -',, ., az, ,.,','. ,,.rer il,,
10 r',l,t i''' t' r ,-, ..op.ii.a ~ a.i,r
, ,ri" nm. n,"'o rl,nc. 81 -uimriuaic whose
"'' , n,,. been S,p,cd vio@o ambition D.. gone.
I ,t I,,- t',,,,.d Ham lope c,p.rcu,, to cs.,d'
! ai', WIZ VIZ u.s. u.s.. r', i''', ''''" '''7
ana -iik I'- "i i,',.,N .,., ,s .,,,., d., flc
o. - ,,,... +.I, ,r,r. ~ l.. i., tn BOO.
i',i l"a'' ,i.' ' .,...... 49,. laf I'm YEAR,
lnN 900 winch i! pa ..'.-' '.' i'- . ....I
refinement. When Doe ,"- . p'' .l I,
f,rr. a, g.. lnriai,i .or ,n cent -'ry'ee dun- Dr.
short period 90 '"mmt,d o. H' w., "'..- '..
i,i,f"d career - ~uN"rii'.l ll w.. Ii
tnH--. -" t'pN"tnm'n, NH ED" i'' .I' I. D.
Of G''t "i ~" hl-'r-i FI'. ''.. i'" e. '' Z a Of,
world. hAf "''h d ll"' ~ ... t... l,.,.
tuni~d hI ii. r-nf, ODD. '. ..,'.. ,i 40
the number "i I'l''"i'' '.,.,,I. DID,.
/ seventy FOUR f. ~. '.' ~, H.. '...,I..- .f
diminished lu l0' p.. l.'.'l 'I ..,'. i. ,....
ncIiicutHf- Of Pie it."i -i''' -.' 10 -
uc1rit 'qI1Nf''- 80 t. .....H ..,...i,
On snuf"t Tom .fN '..' -I' .. ,.'....... d..
ur-r t'1f Oh" iliI - ~ . ,., -, ,,.I
} amend f.I' statue 'I'''.-
/ command 80 ,'--.i-. Poi" -' ".'''
NAV lc command. q h' 'i'i '.- '
/ rate ht comma N"I- '' '' 49,. o.. Pr. 81
fourth rate, hE l.... .h'i'~. '". .,t .... .
ships vli'h ~" '.l iH t- J. '''
] uppr Junior Oh r.-
,.,..-,.,...tr r&.r..rr ltrTe
ii-''
/ ,., f- An iY.r...r t. t.. numbers Of t'. d..
| ,. ~ lr....f ''.fr .r" rY' t...-I
~lr''i ''p-' 80 ~ ...... ...
-t,..r officers Iu thr Nt'F 81 '.l'.i'' .'.".- i
, q u, additional .N.p. urr. .I ItInt
i'- ''' ,. . ,.. . l.. ,.
. ltrs"uci' '' i"' '''I ''
f.,r,trt add lions that tir u'N ''iI- H"' " Ut. N'
j.. 49,. .c ,t.l iITtirH flr urgent h'....F ' '"'
d.t;. a,'.u TIE i.-u'- ' t'- H"" ships. ''h tl''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

The States which would gain one RepIeseh'du'c
zach by virtue of largest fractions Oh e"on i"'''
are shown in the following statement;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

number aud n, Iess displacement than The MONSTER
now bnlidine ln Europe. arr powerful 49, any u'',
.hip. m The world IN my report 81 last 'c"t ''''
that m my opinion. twenty ships 81 M, ,ia', -, ,le
/ nii,,i state, such. however. b. The Fica' p"r'd
Iofh Offensive ard defensive. 81 lhc dc|tn o'", D
u.dU, 10. prv.ou. ngnr. There D. %" n'u,' ,,,''
twelve such battle sir, o.. air no" ln ,,i,, a I'M,
te,f.t, thnt vcr th"l contemplated and WIN .l, ,
able proportion ~ m,not deen,9 81, si men -,,,es In
o. po.tion ubcr' uc' miiga, be ir,e rom 81 ""N'N
as Goo thc consequence II attack rom n.ll" ,oy,
In building any new auuord ships thai m". nov
lc suilDrlloi whether battle ehip, OF harlh U'
fnnder the Department w be- iits ron s' .,,nnly
fs,u winch il hns hitherto suffered NJ olN VIZ
tho mills who-c plant =, nov ep'vi.iu a., nri.,i,
hy the Zine che latter need in'f WhioI, n", F" tt
,Mp, wer" now authorized lht 1 i -, wv I'm ~" ~,
Doe Justified M increasing their plant '" ru'h ~ y.
,.ui n, r., sdyan,e the rate ~ production aoadN cpn
lr'''u l"' -, ic" ,hc case WITH ne t,.,r huulc
bln ADD A. would have been the et-r io riU lhit
event II the number - battle ships "nihoffFn h''
''I 7, ,pr.at. ti-r,.,re that the building o. BATH
" 'rr 49, ,,brr ,u.t,il.l and Tho necessary "nrk u"rr
ON arr concerned including de'fl 1nd ,a,, , ,'e
BON o., .nF. enG o." rn for cn'ryiSs on opera
vl,,,cr lro o} construction Congress. should nov
deem n best - follow up, the Department "D'" T
especial attention to me rcr"s'Ii'- 81 m ~ nr,,W
ucrile p.ut, along the cos-t WIN We" - e
1u. Interests - .,sc n those ocalit'- NC .'i,'.n
NJ ,,lr~t from fo.uo,, Monr, Z" I",t", ~, IN, u.
,.,e cities one nf thrm % vast aggregation ID luV, W.
to,hor... ~ naionn wealth. which TO-DAY = 'hut"N
iooc--h Die 80 an "n"m' F u''.s'" ,,i i",cre.i \,
iNr Nh"' i'rN 9'H', xr,r iers y Penney lvann.
touur'Nrri. So" YORK. 80 ~ 49,, ,,rl,n. near,.t
49, ,,,. hmm hu, , danger that threatens the co',t
and .cap,ri, ~ rc'" states is danger to ~,
nn'ie Canerr,. .houil no, IA 70 ADOPT ~. .....,.
Tn,ro h. r, other Instance r IN" world ~ the pr"'r'
b sssYf Ia fu 81 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

our readers have before been offered such BARGAINS
In furniture be had this weck at Hints lithst
and 0th.sNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

The finest trains e,,r consru,,d ar IN as' tysher
New. lorA. Philadelphia, Blunnr' ah' " ~
ton Via the Jer.ey Central Reading. and ~ - - -
the ears are Nesthu,d. heated by steam Nsntu " "a
and ptoNided with smoking comrartnenA Slau"n wv
O Liberty ct"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

For convenient reference the number of Repre-
sentatives to which each State is now entitled,
and the number to which each will lie entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

In low Of the delays that have been cyp'yenccd
bv the DcpaTucn; and hy shipbuilGcr- engaged upon
contract work, In obtaining mat ria-, the Department
invited the Representatives u the principal ,hpbuid
ing firms OIL tho one hand. and Of steel casting COM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-13

Sunfaebn Monote ftnb mad 6em 56Griie
Der b~iiiteren SragoOie berhDiIen, fiinf5ebn
Wtonate, bic int bteie1n lei6tlebi9en, peroeBz
li6en 9artS tpte finfsebn Sabre ii1o. sic
baber Die @rinnerullg ali Die Nffatre bes
Sean Gpupe>ensDeur, Die insiDii6en ldngit
our6 taulenb anoere Seniotionsereigntlie
bes Cages erieBt 1T, fait berIDl0t; 0tiez
mano geoenft tbrer mebr, fauln ben emit 10
mpiteriolen Nainen fernt man mob. 0tie
Derloltete ettpas iber Die tpabre Sa@loge in
benz ldauerli6en Drama. 0ie Gibter
abnen ni6t, baB Tie eilen nni6ulbtgen in
ben Sob geianbt, oas Seuer in Der Gue
Eourbonne, oer lln9lii6sfan auf benz Norbz
babn6of, tpel6er Die iDirtli6en S6uloigert
benz Qrme menl6li6er @ere6tigfeit ents
soaen . iino unerfantte uno nenig be-
ahtete 8orfommntiie gebliebeu, pie in
elmer Meltltabt ieber Sag oeren meme er3eugt,
bon beren man an tolgenoen Gage uldt
mebr 1pri6t. Wtan fdno i'm Seller oes aus
a%ebrannten 0alies in Der Gue Sourbonne
Bic Derfoblten lleberrelte oeS l6urfii6en
Birtbe5, bod man abrte nl6t, 6aB man in
ibnen bic oeS tpa6ri6elnltden WDroers
8olton's fano uno bob Die 9~eraubte Wttlz
lion Trancs, I'M tpel0e Die 8anf bon
Tranfret6 rei6er tDurOe, melt 10 Dtele tbrer
Soften pernihtet nurben in bemielben
fSeuer 5u Nibe getporoen mar. 0eler erz
9ing es nit benz itattli6en 0ermOgen Sanz
ooutnet's ooer oeS @alifornters 9atrid Sulz
Iiuan; IS melbete ft6 eine Nnaabl armer
entfernter @erpanbten bes g%erun9liidten,
bic @rbihaft ftel ibnen gu uno mo6te ans
elmer @rlppe armer Wtenl6en etne AnSabl
reiber 9eute.
0es ebrli6en grambar6, Der it9 itanbz
bait t~pei9erte, cine 8elobnung fur letne 9uten
Oienite ansunebmen = eritens neil ibm
iein &in1tlerftols niGt geitattete, fi6 ais
einen Marl1 betra6ten gu n1iiisn, Der tpie
Elm Boliseilpion fir ietne 3battgfeit sur
Grmittelunq zines Gerbre6ers besablt porz
Sen Jet, un6 spsitens neil er erfldrte, oaB
er NIT elmer Summe @eIDes 6o9 n;6tS
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To-Morrnw.

tomorrow will be a THANKSGIVING
monday, when everybody will be ex.
pected to take holiday but the cook
Breakfast will be late. The cooks. in
cohSlderate families, will have but one
meal thereafter to prepare, but that
VIII be big one, leaving no demand
Tor anything more. unless it be a slice
OF cake after the evenings entertain
ment.
The class of people (other than the
cooks, who like the hog, never looks up
TO see where the acOrns come from
will spend the day vaguely, aside from
the gastrOnOmic pleasure which the
Uaoie anords. The other class of folks
with higher aspirations, who are not
prevented by home duties, will 90 to
church IN accordance with the spirit q {
the day. The boys who are shut in
school or store the rest of the veek
usually take to the woods on Thanks
giving day and the girls, well, they
generally go gossiping or somewhere
eise' Thus the preacher has a verv
select audience,
Rev: &. W. Dame, in accordance
with the regulations of the EPISCOPAL
Church will have the rubrics and a ser.
mon by way of emphasis. Rev. G. G.
Adams will have no services in the
morning (attanding the Methodist
Church, summing up the day at 7
O'Clock with the Anniversary of the
Presbyterian Sunday School. The
pastor. Rev. Mr. Wilson, and choir of
the NJ. f. Church will be in place at
1880, and at the close of the sermon
the vote will be taken on the question
OF admitting women as delegate to the
General Conference. The evening,
aside from the anniversary exercises
at the Presbyterian church, will be de.
voted to rich entertainment under
the auspices Of the NJ. f. Mite Society
OF Gypsies' Festival, Songs of Seven
etc, at the Opera House.