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EDWARD CROKER.

Edward Croker died yesterday from Inflammation OF the
brain at hs home No. GS3 East thirty
fouIfh--t.
Mr. Croker wa, born in Ireland hty.two years ago. and
Va youner. brother 81 eNChlnberain Richard Croker
IN ISnmary Hall leader. He q railroad engineer,
and FOR tho Tsymaser's train on the Har
lem Railroad place In which his sen, Richard Croker
succeeded him. Ia 1885 Mr Croker appointed one Of
the United states inspectors Of steam boilers for the
District NewYork. which place he held at his death
lie leaves two scDshptain f.. +. Croker Inene Com.
plny 40 J. and Richard Croker the railroad
NO daughters George Croker who employed in tho
Jerks O1ce Ok the CITY Court brother OF che dead
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Post0Nce Notice

(should be read daily by all interested, changes
Letters for foreign countries need be specially al.
for d~ ds % ANY S end eSsg TsSI
documents letters not specially addressed bling sent by the
Foreign mail; Tor the week ending December 10 VIII
close bS}EA al f%'ef 70, at s 4 ?S "a aaS Gea.
M s e, vl for ay rP ST aI pS:
and pUtch ,,uians must be directed per Ins Maurtal
per f., pF1 Sn F SsTr Gsl.. and
A;o3s SDp%snay S st mus, b:
S'f't4 for p 5aa par At % Si Blue
Sc Tsg5S IF T. a0S s tIgm
sweden Norway (Chr,tisnia ana Russia per saale.
a , SF "b:4 Mexs for $o ser b HeSea' s:
Hsbans") at $50 NJ complimentary II 80 a. M iof
;a aI% g ii @ for ceta America and South
t oa PS,' and 1so Mast be % r' dd pof S%.
port at II a. m. for Fortune i;laad, nayt and saNE
Il m Tor Tcnolucla and curacao per :. yeasIaels
EsHS per a. t 40 Sa G1can G ior
very letter. must b. tretd yer w,st;Tniand5 az
%i e ,}s Of Tsg3s HiIa dsc, per
30 for soi icr s4ga ' G 1sas
It'll SiSH G9a a"f oI I i3Gdp pf nur aGos
0ac'nst9~n isT. ereat Britain other E%rope,n
Sy gcp % pc BE- ded % at and SO m
"t,&r Tor ireland France sTtleraad. Italy,, spain;
a "f c TIE %a S d S'S per o5an va kS
scotland direct, pr AnchoFii VIA glasgow leters
must be directed per ArchotioJ; at 10 supple
uenary 10 30 m FOR Groin and Thomas Via st.
CroN, also Wlndward Islands direct. icr Carbbss
Letters for Trinidad and TohaGo must be directed per Car:
btee'N NJ D. for Carpcchc. Chaps Tahasco ana
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Vera Cruz must be directed 'Tcr City OF Washington
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Malls for Australia NeW.Z, a,and Hawaiian FIJI ana
Niuol Islands. Al1rFda Cfrou san fIalciscolr
close here december =, at 30 or on arrival es
New York o. :. 4 Aur3nia with British mails Tor AUS.
traia Mails for China and japan. per = China lfron
san Francisco close hers December ~. at 80 p IN.
Mails FOR the society Islands per ship Iroplc Rrd from
Francisco close here December 20 AZ 9 80 p m.
Malls the Hawaiian Islands per Australia from
SIN Francisco. cl,.e her. December 20 at 80 p m.
by this Office daily Mt 80 D.. Mals
Tor Miquelon BY rail Boston and thence By steamrf.
At office daily 80 y. ii. Nal, for Cuba.
b, rail- 10 Tlmpa Fla. and thence by sailing
liondays Wednesdays and saturdays clo-r At ths ocs
l,ilv n 80 A. M. Mails for N'NiCo overland. unless
pecsly addressed dispatch by steamer, close this
lice daily at a. m.
Tran. PacIc mail. forward O. san Francisco daily
md the schedule OF closing I, arranged the poa
urintsrruptod overland transit 70 San Francsco
from the arriving Oh tme at san Francisco
no day of sailing Despatched thence the
anne day Registered mail closes at prov day,
n.y. CORNELIUS VAN COIT, 70 ,nast
Postonice New.York. y. Y, December .. 1890
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ART 4 t." THE TELLOUCRAFT

Sketches In oil. sketches in water colO~ Sketches IN
Ink and Skcchc, in pencil by many Of the best known
and most popua' artists In tn, city cover The wall
Of the ho,ptabE Fcllowcraft Club. i'm East Twenty
ninth ST. and Will continue 70 Do 60 until tonight,
when this remarkably interesting exhibition will bc
brought % a elise
Among the atists most prominently represented j.,
F. X. NJ. REIN. who ses,> number Of old and water
color sudles. u the latter MID Ocean and Colder.
Evening and OF Tie former The Downs" and
Early Moonlight" will hc found most worthy Of
praise Francs Murphy send, three pretty land ,capc
oil sketches Of which is FAR superior - the Two
others. The study ~ "a Head by Kenyon Cox
is very chvcr, While the Young Beagle, -
and cat tudes Of j. IT, Doph arc
certain to nni many admirers. Chldc IIassam fur
nishes cvdcn'c Of being out late at night when law
abiding cthcis should be ~ home and I'm bed For he
exhibits particularly realistic sketch OF one of those
n.htha"ks o. night cabs which ply In the small hour,
Of the mOrnig for the purpose OF conveying 20 their
homes festiv, New Workers overcome By AN excess 81
cOnviviay. The oil sketch head painted by Henry
Moslcr IN t!e short space Of two hours Is u clever
piece Of worH. 4 fine landscape .tudy and sketch
Of the beach at TrcpoTt foggy morning worthlly
represent G. ). Rcnhart.
constitute Al Important and attractive feature Of he
exhibition ard Just at present when appear ~ be on
the eve Z" another Indian war, the spirited
and powerful sketches by r. + Zogbaum
OF the most picturesque and exciting incidents Of
PfcHclbl ncHl(th lHulhl CaUpdlgn-h when Tho
artist took pirt.will be found # particular interest
- Ready for tie March Bad Crossing. Fighting
Trumpet Sghd,7 three oi which have appeared IN
IlarPers', may be regarded ~ deserving special
dteitiOn. {. Mcnte sends number Df clever
waiercolCr studes. the best Of which The Ec.r
Garden" and The Old stone breaker Up III the
billiard room are two beautiful wHtcrcplor Sketches
Ul J. Hopknson smith the one representing the
Mosque OF st oOphh. at CCnAtantllrplc and the
other the interior OF Il Ventian monastery. Close
by hangs L. 4. hbbey's sandwich Man. ana also
n number Of dainty watercOlor note, by Leon and
Perez Moran.
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DIED..

COOK ,Srddcnly. ~ pneumonia Marguerite X Canheld'
VIE Of Alexander Nichols Cook. =,
r. prck As Eas. 20th.St, Monday, December ), at
O'Clock.
CORNIsH-On SATURDAY morning, December g. Sarah T.,
wife OF Charles l.. Cornish . 49,
Fue al services her late residence, no - west 0odst
On tn, morning next az u O'Clock.
Intermont at WOodlawn az onNenehce OF inc iamlly
CKOK F.fi-On saturday, December g. $500 Edvafd
tr,krt. aged - Ycais. , >, o
r-,l r,ic,> II his late residence $50 Eos' l3tths:
u,.f ,t Ann save. Monday. December :. at y.
hl-GuHAN At hi- residence. West l-9h->t. sat
uidiy ,,uh"r q. ~ rheumatism, ChSllts Lou-hIan.
Not.,. ui funeral hereafter.
Kindly omit flowers
POTTER suddenly. on Friday morning, OF PNEUMONIA
Joseph i. Potter.
rlot, as and friend, Of he family respectfully invited
a. attend tie funeral from hi, late residence. f2 West
~,th.st. q Monday, at y. NJ
Please omit noWoi~.
pK>TT-Oa TUESDAY. December T. in B:toAlvn. David
Pratt formerly o. Bel hertown. Mass In the 18Th year
al hi. ag'
STEVENS Mrs Phoebe X. Stevens did December 6. ct
White Plains Y. Y. formerly Or HOston.
Funeral residence 81 Mr.. Nathan Hand. Tuesday,
arrival VI IL 10 train from f.dst.
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OBITUARY..
JOSEPH J. POTTER.

JOSEPIT J. PDTTER.
Joseph J. Potter. of the wellknown realestate firm
OF Potter Brothers, Of No. 2s Broadway died Of pneu
monia at his home, No. IL West Eighty fourth ST.. Fri
day morning, after few days Illness. lie had been
in good health and actively engaged in business up
10 the time Of hi, illness Potter was forty nine years
old. lie was born in this city and received his educa-
ton IN private schools here. Early I'm life he founded
the real estate firm Of Potter Brothers in which he
associated with his two brothers. both Of whom died
several years ago. Mr.. Potter was a prominent men,
Der Of the Real Estate Exchange. He leaves widow.
The funeral services will be held at his home To-
morrow at p. m. The sermon will be preached by
The Rev. Henry Chambalane, Of st. Matthew's
Protestant Episcopal Church. OF which Mr.. Potter was
ID member. The burial will De at Woodlswn Cemetery.
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starr Miller Mr. am ana Hr W. Seward Webb Mis-:
ps Me r. Randolph Robinson. stephen olln Edward
- IN, wilson. Il. T. Wilson. IT., and the Hon ana
days. " " " 49,
n,s mr. t and o Mrs. Eugene Kelly IT, vii give dinner to-
piaycrs ""CTI, Wing Mr Kelly gave luncheon at The
gT"Sts were Everard Fielding. son Of Lord DENLY
william Nackay Thomas Hugh Kelly. W. samuelson. Of
Noi Sr RoS W, A. I'aines and ". sheis H.
afternoon at No. sIo Fifth ave- his home There
Francs s Ds,os crush o. society psope At Mrs
asughtNr Miss Bessie Delafeld there assisted to receive
MIS- hogcrs Miss Hiygnson Miss Van Rensselaer, Miss
Usaen, MISS otnyvesant Miss Winthrop, Miss sara
Ewing. Miss Wells Miss Gerry Mss Beatrix Jones,
Miss quitting Miss Chapman Miss stone Miss Sherman
MISS Bessie Morris. the Misses sands and Miss Thomp
on: society was largely represented.
Mrs. Gardiner entertained the Colonial Danes last
ovcung az hcr home no ca MadiSonavc Many
quests sns aa came WITH powdered heads Among the
SON M and Mr.. F. Bartlett. Nr. and Mrs. 5 Hamilton
IT.: .ss MiI AT Townsend, M and Mr. F. X ,turss the
N W. and Mrs h. Kip. Mr. and Mr.! Percy Alden.
Mr ana MrS Fulton Cufi,ng Mr. and Mrs. ). Borrowe,
2ifs; u'ace King Mrs. J. X. Oracle and Mrs.
society on Staten Island will bid farewell 70 1890
w f." paIi " tue Richmond County Country Club Is
VIII VIII 'aHc piace At The Pavilion Hotel on New Years
eve; ~ New Years Day members Of the Country
: nn aiin o' the Rocaway Hunt will give chase to the
ION ,at : a large AT out milr back OF Port Richmond.
me marty Ball will take place at the Metropolitan
opera House the evening OF January g. II is FOR
me neht Of the inmates ~ the Nursery and Childs
n dp''o me managers have two homes under their
olher, u branch. i Charmngiy situated on high land
Oh n..teh iSmnd icra the older children have great
opportunities TO secure health and training. Both need
The care and interest of The managers and their friends
VINO maze hitherto shown their interest through tho
nnnnI har,iY Ban. The boxes are now to be oh.
ss'''e' from hr' itchcock. 40 Fast Twcny-ninth
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ELGcrRIc LIGHTS o. 4 RAILROAD TRACK

From The Philadelphia Record
The ac OF the nnSylvauia Railroad, from Frank
ford Creek. the SOUTH ~ PDluessn- Creek. on the
north ~ forrr~dac dl>tanc" ~ nearly seven miles.
g., TO De- lighted by electric lights ranged along
Intervals that for that distance the tracks VIII
De a. light a, Chestnut i.
The contract for this latest great feat IN modern
railroad management for the security OF the lives Of
passengers and employees. and the avoidance 81 loss
lF ihc smashing mp of freight trains has been awarded
- the Electric Light ana Heating Company, whose
great plant ~ Iarducr'- Point. near Tacony. Is now
almost completed and Will. II i said, DC In opera
ton before the advent Of loNl.
one If the iCOrpo-atoiS of the electric light com
pnrN aid Yesterday We have such contract
and when n day two ngp called or General Agent
Iattl. OF IN" Pcuu-yiva Railroad 10 inquire when
the railroad company would be ready for u> 10 begin
erecting our wires which Will De mainly run on the
telegraph poles along the tracks, the answer that
: received WAS: We are ready now; 20 ahead a,
-ouu Won lkr'
We have contracted FOR hfty miles Of vire
which to ran our lights. and We expect "a have
,lcry foot 81 it IN place and In u,c Inside the next
>A months
The stretch Of railroad to bc lighted is through
ropuIou> district and has long been noted for the
that the electric lighting will greatly reduce or
almost entirely do away with this danger.
II f. understood that In time the electric lighting
stem will Do extended along the railroad. and may
ln time extend all the way between Philadelphia and
New York. In this tho track would be made
almost a. bright a. daY.
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CONCERT or THE Manuscript SOcTETT

The first pnblic concert Of the Manuscript Soclct,
will take place at Chickcring Hall next "wednesday
at 8 80 ,. III The following is The programme;
!. Overture count de- Paris" (orchcstr9) ...
HCrl,iO W. Parker, y y
2. Male Quartet. The Schumann Male Quart. I.
Frank Van der >tIck"n. X. y
3. SchcIzO, b Romance, cello and piano. .-...
Arthur fO0", B0-t,n
Adolf IIartl"Ran, Henry Holden Hu.s
4. Song, Thou KnONcst Not ..................
HAIRY Rowe Shelley Br.oklyn
w. II. RieR"r
8. Meditation IT. Mt. Vernon Orchestral scene.
r.. c. Phelps
Part II.
q. Eecitatlye and Aria orchestral accompaniment
Homer y. bartlett
Miss Emily Winant.
T. Organ solo. concert variations ............
j. '. tlagier Auburn, y. Y.
8. SeTenade dor string orchestra ...-........
Silss .. Pratt. y. y
o. q Song b overture, "The Millei's Daughter .
sung by Perry Averill, conducted
Frank Van der Stuckcn L.. ...... .... ..........
O.. W. Chadwick Goston
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM BALTFuORE.

Baltimore Dec. Special The last week has been
rather duh one in the society world Of this city
The regular Monday german Cor bachelrs' Cotilon
Club met on December / AZ Lehman's Hail. and was
we'll attended.
Mr.. Murray Livingston. Of New York. is staying for
a few weeks with Mr.. W. Hall Harris. IN Park-avc
ON Friday night card party given in her honor
hy Mr.. Harris. Mrs.. Harris also gave her O'Clock
tea TODAY. Mr.. Bouapaue. Mr.. Brchplad. Mis-,
Nclvaiu the Mise, Turnbul and other, assisted In
receiving the guests.
Mrs ". W. spence, II Bolton. gave a luncheon on
Friday 10 some Elty or sixty ladies'. Among those
invited were Mr., William Reed. Ms. Murray LIN
iur-tpu. the Misses Duer Mrs. Ilau, Mrs. Gill, Mrs
liazelhur>t and Mr.. il,Ui. Ioi;ou j, u large old
fashioned country home in the heart OF the city.
House, and streets have grown mp all around IT, but
Il stu keep, an acre Of ground, and with it,
greenhouses and drives and walks il is lovely spot
Two or three small afternoon teas were gwen this
week. by the Misses Stone, Of LnVdlc St., and
by the Misses Jackson. OF Bidde 81.
Gorham Moore Was married to Miss Robinson on
Tuesday last. The wedding was 1T Memorial Church
owing 10 the recent deaths Of Mrs. Howard and
Hoffman Mclauc several prominent families are in
mourning. and IN" wedding Of Mr. McLane's sister ~
VII. tI.iIcr week a-O Wa, a quiet one. Next week
promise, be Eyer with several reception. in honor
Il dcbutantco also, the usual german will take place
at Lchunn'-
their interest t. keep track Of the little advertise
mo pf 10 they the eighth
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EERO' TO MOVE TPTOEN

Frank ". Sanger and seymour Locke. completed
arrangements Yesterday for IN. transfer Of "Clsudus
Nero from Niblo', Garden 10 tho broadway Theatre
on Monday, December J.. The run Of Nero viii
reach It's lOOth night at the Broadway. The dancing
of Miles Giller and R0sta and the performance of the
trained lions Will continue 10 be features Of the enter
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OCCURRENCES or TIE WEEK IN PARIS.
TARIFF Committee MONETARY ooNFEELNcE

TARIFF Committee MONETARY toNFENIN'I
MINISTER GHI.EB- IN EGNG MILAN.
Paris Dec 1.-THE Tariff Committee continues to
ipcreasc the dutl., prI,n,cd by the Government VI.
Roche Minister of Commerce. appeared before Ia"
COMMITTEES. ON Thur.day. aud protested against ~
crea,ur IN. duty on several articles. including IRE
arms ON which the duty had been raised from $50 T."
700 francs while ON anne, de luxe duty OF Lao"
franc, per 100 kilu, had brcn imposed The chari''"
Of the committee defended the increases, on the ground
that they gave the Government further power - o"
tain ccprocW
Deputy st. GERMANS Bill providing that foreign
life Insurance companic, must be authorized by ih'
Government before establishing Themselves IN France
and also must Invest in r~Htc, one half the amount q"
premiums collected in France, has the approval Oh "
large majority II the Chamber OF Deputies. me
measure is not considered p.cJudic!al BY largely III
tcrcStcd American companies
NJ Rouyicr. Minister Of Finance, in the Chamber Of
Deputies today announced his intention OF consulting
with tho American Government and the European
Powers In reference To the question oi ho"'"7 Il
monetary conference in i-"1
Minister r. Bnrd Gribb and family viii leave TINS
city next week for Madrid where the General VIII oc.
cnuy the house recently vacatd los ca lhitci states
Minister Palmer Negotiation, looking To reciprocity
bctwccn Span and cuba and "a" utcd states VIII be
actively pushed immcd a ely upon Mnist Cru b ar!
val al his post.
The betrothaI is announced OF Count Forest plvonne
an attache Of the Washington lrg,tpii ana FLORENCE
Audenrcd. daughter - AdnirAi Anicnlr4; =,
In King Milan Ia rcUtrItNi herr frh hnSldNi ~"
H ,rraty onrngrd AT the refusal ~ Queen victoria, the
Prince Of Wales and Lord salisbury 10 receive nm; lilo
has hired palace IN the Mg h,u annual allowances Of
$50 900. 49,, -- ILL.,.
Count Herbert Bismarck has bee nlere more than d
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4 ~usges,i0n for Chri-fma-.

car. should Dee t,k selection Of SIT, to study
M, ta~, Of thr receiver The greatest variety anors
I'm. b.t orpo.tunwy rpr lection. Thru (, house
t.., country tll. sufpa-s Nyh"r Co IN this w.
,p.ct They ol,r endless variety and artistic articles
,il h. hai tlu.rc low - vel. n up in thu
thou~,ud, quaint bit oi Oil silver pretty card table"
a ,rlrfnti,r'- clock handsome cal met. choice BIT
NJ marble or bronze in feet everything to make the house
b.a,t rul can there H. found ENc hance.
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Yrs. ANDREW CARNEGIE SERIOUSLY Ill.,

The condition Of Mf.. Andrew C9rnecie who f. IL at her
home No West Ffy-nrst->t.. with TYPHOID fever was
inn ro,ed somewhat last evening Her temperature was
lower and she resting better. Mr.. Carnegie and the
physicians feel hopeful Of her un et recovery,
though the clsis in the disease yet be passed.
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Anoti,,r storu Brtorc ~.

The storm followed ~ oth'ir ." goat w.. s,,to
outlng CO., Inconpara bic l;oOnG Old roofs all kinds
covered and better than when new. aud guaranteed
lny term, II wears lricr-toO low 20 mention. O'lceS
"a 1 I..tft
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DIED..

THOMPSON Suddenly at ST Paul, MINI December %
Walter G. Thompson, In the 35th yea OF MS ag,
Funeral services his late residence, 400 Madlson
BROOKLYN, y. y, Monday evening the sth Inst. at
O'Clock.
Interment private.
Western papers please copy.
TRUBEE-In Bridgeport Conn, December D. Winiam
Edgar Trubee, aged SO years.
Eunep HIS late residence No 3j2 Safest on Tucss
day, December Q. at 2:30 y. m.
Intcrment at convenience OF the family
Omit flowers
VAN SANTvOORD-Suddenly Friday evening Deem:
her Of heart failure Anna NJ. Townsend wife OF Alfred
Van Santvoord. -
Funeral IS West 3ath-st. at p. m Mon.
day, December j.
IDtenneDt a. Albany.
WESGoTT-0n Saturday; December o. Charles Baker seq
~ William F. and Sarah p Wescott In his 17th year.
services the residence OF his parents, 150
Sunmtaye., Jersey City, on Monday December 3, 1t .
d.
Kindly omit flowers.
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week During his stay he has visited W. de Frey cinet
Prime Minister for the purpose IL is believed Of asking
whether the Government will protect his father during
his soiOurn for his health at Nice.
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are yon IN need Of anythingl Then examine the
msN Columns of short advert Semcnts on the
eighth and ninth page, of The Tribune this morning
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The eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune to-day
contain varied assortment Of Interesting Want" ad
vcrtiScments,
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HEWLETT WILpI,S-On "Wednesday. Decomber 3 1890
Al ;r residence uf the brides Mother 29i NaIdeIlh
ave BiooklNu. by the Rev. spencer ;. Roche. MAZE
Al.c. to oscar Holly Hewlett, OK Ncw-fork.
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The Cambridge IIrth-aNc and Thirty third.st.. Is
palaual. model hotel cuisine unsurpassed LorcmI
E.l-n rlnnIlrtnl.-. iInmr journal.
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SO CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS TABLE
Shouli be without a hottie OF ANGOSri'RA BFrrEE~
the world renowned appetizer Of exquisite favor.
war, of count"rfcit,. -.
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
lee. SEQ Sixth ave.. corner 23d-st.. n. 7.

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
ONE. SEQ Sixth ave. corne, 2sd-ss.. ny.
9peeial Notices.
Az Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
1856 5th-aye.. 34thst.
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
PAINTINGS
IN OIL And WATER coLoEs
WITH ApDflaI sL F6a OF SFHEs !sSoaGRcrs
THrEs6E E&yEZ 6;Sfof SEtENBEH II.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auctioneer.
by oRTGIES co.
A.. Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
24O 5TH-AVE.
c. +. wETM0RE, Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
MOONS, Dee 10. II and -, at O'Clock.
please note the h0ur.)
Highly attractive sale
Oriental and European Porccains
Antique and Modern Furniture.
Old English Cut Gissa
Early English Silver, Choice Bronzes,
Antique Embroiderics Sikl
Tiger, Wolf, Fox. Bear and Buffalo Skins,
Choice lIangings. &C., SC.
Exhibition Monday and Tuesday, Dec and 0, from
O'Clock a. IN. G o'clock y. N.
Mr.. WIN. b. NORMAN Will conduct the sale.
A. Herman wundcrIich & Co.,
s0s BROADWAY.
Near 18th Street,
invite an inspection Of the latest publications in ETcH
INGs and ENGRAvINGs and
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
A. W. ksoedIer 81 Co.,
(successors to GOupn Co..
40 5TH.AvE, CORNER ocD.sT.
OIL PAINTINGS
by the most noted European and American artists.
The latest publications in
ETCHINGS AND ENGRAvINGs.
A choice exhibit Of
WATER CoLoEs
10 5TH.AvE. CORNER e2DsT.
sasa ' Rs'1r 5is% ? HSGait
20 a,t i enosue Of S Sgs b. mali pce 70 cen.
Holiday Presents.
PROOF ErCnINGs,
WATER COLOEs
ARTISTIC FRAMING
FINE NAPOLEON EXHIBITION
L. +. BoNAvENTCRE's
Art Gallery,
IS West 3lst.st., near Broadway
Keep tho coid.-tt RpEBtCk'S WEATHER.
STRIPS on YOUR doors and windows. l12 FutOn,t ops
po,ite psus Church. Telephone call, Co.andt 2l2s
Portrait Of Prince Bismarck
painted by
FRANZ Won LENBACH,
exhibition at the
INTERNATIONAL ART GALLERY.
$40 FIFTH-AVE.
ADMISSION rs CENTS.
I'll mt .tndentS
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The clever little advertisements on the eighth and
ninth pages Of Th' Tribune minister 10 all the com.
inODplacc wants ~ mankind.
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seller. huy crS and WORKERS VIII always INA II 10
their interest T. keep track Of the little advertise
Of the people. 10 day they are on the eighth
and ninth pages.
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Religious Notifies.
AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH.
N,c.sDn-sNe.. cor. 3Sth.st.,
Eev. HODERtCK TERRY, ID. D., Pastor.
SUNDAY, December :. II u. H.. 4 y. N.

ALL SOULS CHCKCH. Msdlson-ate. aud 00tnst-
Pt Row HENRY c POTTER. D. D, will lr ach at II An
I,nN. r. NEBEK NEWTON Will preach At I 10 p m.
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CHRIST CHURCH. on Boulevard and 7lstst:-Divins
AZ II and \ y. M Inc Rector, Dr. j. De
III
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I,h. ~. ~ m TYLER paSto-

CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. corner o. 34th.s. ana
Park .ave.-Services AZ III a. M. preaching oy fSvs
ROBERT COLLYEK.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. cor. %
j7h.s-rhe Pastor, Dr.. 4. T.. hlIIHlDnE Will preach
at II a. III. and : - y.