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New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
INTERESTED IN COOP ROADS.
GENERAL EoY STONE RECEIVING LETTEKs OF
ENCOURAGEMENT.

GENERAL EoY STONE RECEIVING LETIEhs oF
ENCOURAGEMENT
General ROY Stone general vrc-presluen' ~
,-o,,on,I eacue FOR Good Roads. during u'e 9' "'o
, ,oco,y,d ot his Office. AT No. 43 Broah"hS' many
-. r,lch chow that the work oi the ie't"e Il
,o,,dIv becominc popular. Judge Mean l. hN''"so
,.o ,,,, Coldwater, Mich, saying 'haI 'nc WI"
~, ,, ton,. Is being taken up in earnest there. H.
r,or editor OF "Thc Republican, al ilnuSoh' ~ -
a,n ,,,,.n an interesting letter on the subject.
-. ~ ,he league are being organized al nuu
or Uudson and several speakers nave 'o'""
a. ctv. illustrated lectures during He "'"''' v" -,
moianr DE- william VI. Bemus OF JamesVo""' 1'
,nora Countv Las taken special pans 10 h''''o W
,Io r,r.c,ons Of his county In the work. n'""'
49, heon formed which in every case nave pN9
,,r secretary. The work has been app'o'e' "
rroutoroua County Medical soc.ety.
d c. Wharton Smith, president OF tno Dr''
rorr,e-s, Climb OF Hartford County. Nd mas I"''
,crr.d n charter for a branch league. Johh Hay "''
asc,,red charter for tie District Of ColuniDa . o
I,owIand proprietor OF the Bclwood stud writes iV
Mount Morris deploring the fact that the rohus '.'
otou,s are not in good cond,lon Mr.. Howiahu ue'"
that while the present system OF "WorHi"S o'' 49,,
toxcs In IN. country districts obtain there can De ~
ION. NJ a change for the better. lie says IN ms ,,rst
,sr thnt he has talked 10 the farmers unliI ~ - IL
class frlnd- Kiclard Pearson. Il wei hiio~n II, ~
ycr OF Ashey1e, ~. G., says thai ueorsc W Nv a
IIlt l. considering the advlsablDy Oh hcu"S "' !"
director OF the BuncOmbe County League
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
nITS OE LEGAL NEWS.

cause calendar suit brought by the American District
Telegraph Company against Alexander Hermann, TO re-
cover e02 20 for services Of messengers alleged 20
have been between September $780, and Scptcm
ber 1892. Hermann says that he hos received no
such services least 10 make any such amount
Hippoyte Nicholas has secured verdict OF eloo In
his sut against the Fcncers' Club for services os
fencing and superintendent from 1884 70 1881
The jury verdict In the Court OF Common
Pleas before JUDGE DAILY yesterday morning.
Judge Parker. Of the Supreme Court who has been
sitting hero has finished and has returned 10
his home in Kingston.
The taking Of testimony in the Of Morris spieeel
accused Of attempting defraud insurance companies
finished yesterday. The case viii be given TO the
next Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
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THE MINING DIRECTORY AND REFERENCE
THE IDEAL HUMANITY AND OTHER PARISH
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New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
THE COURTS.
corRr OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
SEVERAL HANDED DowN-AN ApJoUhNMH MHN
UNTIL JANUARY 10.


SEVERAL HANDED BOWMAN ADJouKNMhNI
UNTIL JANUARY TO-
Albany Dec o3-In the case Of Stlllmah r. rra'.
or. the Lake Shore and Michigan oou'"'." 49,,
Company the Court of Appeals mas ninr'uou ."0
Judgment OF the Geneial Ier"' .i'" 80 ,,,.or of
affirming Judgment for $1,000 and costs IN ii'o' "
,,,oip+,g The appeal OF Frank c. scHrin" ID
sheriff from q Judgment Of the General lerin' oee0
Denartment affirming Judgment for sl'i'i - "
favor OF the Prentiss Tool and supply Co"paS'
decided nv the affirmation Of the finding OF 'he "eu
eral Term In IN. action OF Caroline Heruer'' a. % a
rn,stratrlx appellant act. the President cF'' Vi 'o
Delaware ana Hudson River Railroad |ohPa"', Wv
Judgment Of nonsut forni By the General 10TH i
orsrmcd The order of the General Term was re-
ver,cd and Judgment entered on verdict aiHr'iea WIN
coats in the case OF Michael McNanars' Ms ao''''
traitor appellant. agt. the New-forR 'cn'Ni INV INV
hudson River Railroad Company. respondent lhc
appeal IS from an order OF the General lern' rc'e
inc Judgment for $1,000 and costs in favor OF pain
,,N ard granting new trial herein solely upon ques
lions OF law. This action was brought 70 roeo.ui
damages for the alleged negligent killing OF paih'Hs
intcstae and wife Margaret MCNAMARA, at the gr''a'
crossing OF defendants road IN HamprrS-s"' D''''O
Other decisions handed down today wero'
Daniel +. sicltles, as Sheriff. agt. D. A. sullivan
recevor appellant T. II. NJ. Hayes. Us receiver up
p.,lant agt Nelson Beardsley Charles smth as.'
Noud. F Lockwood and another, executors. appel
ants g. F. Smith, assignee agt. W. F. Smith, appen'
ant Judgment affirmed with costs
In re estate of c. IL. Butler. order affirmed win
costs 10 respondents, to be paid out OF the estate
y T1S c or s5s OF p's pss wscs sa0aeU ga calendar dis
rsed OF during the year. This Is the largest hug1r %
ever heard II One yee D I1e Of which large
numbers were heard every motion day. Two , n.n.
ared and sixteen cases on the presc rsnann on the
calendar 20 be heard
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
THREE TRiTy- -EoBBEPS ClPTTRFD

Admission, Ala. Dec o3.-The men who robbed the
express and mail on the East Tennessee anu
Georgia Railroad near Piedmont have been captured
Detectives Jackson and Barnes, OF the southern bX-
press Company have arrested John Roper. Walt
King and "Ruben Cook Cook was arrested al
Jenifer ten miles south OF here. Roper was the hrs
one captured ard he made full confession, telling
how the robberics planned and executed. He
named King and Cook his accompliccs, mt they
deny all knowledge OF the affair. The crimes were
committed early In November
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

leland an attempt was made TO arrest the chei a"u
h,s son who murdered trader named Coe Nnen
captain stadc. o, the Three Cheers, demanatu %
chief he was shot dead by the htters son. ..n,
s,ode,s murderer was subsequently capturea anu
The schooner Clara Jackson anchored o" sum-, cum ~.
Islands and her mate put on IN po", "'' .,n mat.
, ~. o,o,v IN trade While bartering, the MAZE
',as s,cr across the neck with hatchet ana asaih
on tho chin. leaving two severe wounds: ihe me
drew revolver and fred into the crOw1 0i h -" con
',n,oIn Duchart put Oft TO the rescue ana III lno -
craf fight which ensued several Oi lhe uo" "'''
wounded one fatally.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
EXTENSIONS or STREET RAILWATS.
THE NEW LINES TO BE CONTROLLED by THE
PHILADELPHIA SYNDICATE.

THE NEW LINES TO BE CONTROLLED BY THE
PHILADELPHIA SYNDICATE.
The incarceration AZ Albany on Thursday OF the
Columbus and Ninth ave- Railroad Company and the
nvonia Ferry Railroad Company, the former win
capital OF S3,OC0,O 900. and the last named with
capital OF 50 900 600 IL only carrying ont scheme
for the extension Of the railroads now controlled by
the Philadelphia street railroad syndicate The cor
porators Of these two roads the same, and they
nre: Anthony y. Brady, Of Albany; Philip l.. Drny,
Howard Van sinderen. Edward Fcrrero. james J.
rray1lor James b. BreeD, John J. Cumming ana
samuel Gohs;lcker all OF this city. Mr. Brady Is well
Known In Albany ana especially around the C1pitol
building II Is understood that he vas ono Of the
hackers Of the lIucklebcrry7 Railroad scheme, which
was put through by the last Legislature against the
protests Of most OF the representative citizens OF tic
district through which the road Is 10 Mr. Brady
Is a close political friend Of IAward Murphy, jr The
other men whose names given os the corpoTatOrS
of the two companies are said TO be dummies
The Columbus and Ninthlve. road Is TO be an eEen-
sion OF the present Ninthave line, which Ss secured
By the syndicate soma time ago The new line Is TO
connect with the Nntravc. where It crosses the BOule
ward. and then extend up Columbus ave- 10 Onclun-
red-audtcnih St The Pavona Ferry road IS TO con-
meet with the surface road OF the same name which
now runs from Forty ST to louson-st, and from
there the IavOna Ferry. The new branch Is TO run
up LeYingtOn-ave 10 the Harlem River. Tho Houston
Westsf. and PavOnla Ferry Railroad Company
secured two or three years ago by the syndicate.
Colonel Daniel s. Lamont represented the syndicate
at that time. The company can use any power On
these roads except the trolley and locomotive power.
1t said yesterday by Of the cOroTa;O Oqs that
storage battery system Of electricity would be used
The LcAngtonavc. branch Of the system wiz be about
seven miles long. and the Columbus ave. branch about
i've miles long. Among the surface lines In this
city which the syndicate either owns outright or controls
under long term leases are the Avenue ID. ne lious
ton, Westst and fav0na Ferry. the broadway and
Sevcnth-ave., which includes the new broadway AMI
the old seventh ave. lines. the Sxhavc., the Ninth
ave- the Twenty thrdst crOsstOwn and the Chambers
line.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
BLOODY DoryCs IN THE SOUTH SEAS.

San Francisco. Dec. o3.-Advices from the South
Seas OF some bloody happenings have been received
The Kanaka crew Of the French vessel Constantine
murdered the captain and mate looted tire vessel and
turned her adrft. She went on a reef and became
total wreck. NJ. Pasnn, OF the Constantine, was
shot on OCTOBER !. 40 also Captain Marie, whose
corpse was cooked for fesst -Four kanakas who
attsmpted to rescue the captain were massacred.
WHILE the vessel named Three Cheers was at Dead
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
COMMISSIONERS ASK THE LAWS AID.

Judge lawrence In the Supreme Court, Chambers'
Yesterday heard argument upon the application OF
tAe Washington Bridge Commissioners. Jacob Lorilard'
Vernon H. Brown and David J. King. for mandamus
10 compel the Board OF Estimate and Apportlonment
to make provision s1375 expenses for the present
year. and e66,o 900 estimated expenses for leo3' H.
Cass Ledyard appeared for the Commissioners AZ
sistant Corporation Counsel Dean opposed the pro
vision for an appropriation for 1903. Decision was
al
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
EyCCTTIOy AGAINST 4 cHVPCH

TIE sheriff yesterday received an execution for
S2I23 against the Church Of the Most Precious ElOod
OF the city of NewYOrk In favor OF Richard Dceves,
builder. on a note for SO 900. dated February 10
last payable nine months after date, at the Lincoln
National Bank which went TO protest The sum
mons was served upon Father Felix Morel one OF the
directors OF the church, December /, Ia HaAt,rst
near Canal.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
MR.. RowELL's SUIT AGAINST THE POSTMASTER

Judge Lacomoe heard argument yesterday In the
United States Circuit Court. in the suit OF George T.
Rowen, publisher OF printers Ink against POST
master Van Cott. The plaintiff declares That he Is
losing $500 week by the refusal Of the Postmaster
to receive the journal second-claSs mall matter
Ibilp Carpenter appeared for Mr. Rowel. and United
states Attorney Edward Mitchell. for the defendant
moved that tho action be dismissed. Decisloh was
r,.eA
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
RoEgL. THE MURDERER, SENTENCED.
REMARKABLE GROUNDS on WHICH HIS COUNSEL
WILL BASE HIS APPEAL.

REMARKABLE GROUNDS ON "hiCn MS WV"
WILL BASE his APPEAL.
Another man added yesterday 70 'se group
in the Tombs sweiting death In the electro cnaE'
when Frank ". KOelll was sentenced % 1"osc "'
tine in General Sessions lie was resehuS oon
y,ctd o, murder in tho first degree for killing Frank
poulsen on september 90 at No. 100 Ilesterst
Roch; hacked tho man. who was bis friend, to dea'h
with an axe 10 rob hin Of two watches and n'1e
money In the of the tria tho prisoner tried
10 attack Assistant pstrict-Attorney John +. NC
Intyre. Yesterday nearly dozen court OBJECTS s'ooo
shout the murderer to prevent his doing violence 70
any
Judge MARITIME named the week beginning February
O as tho time OF the execution. L. T. Go!doeFs
wanted Il new trial for Roehl Oh tho ground tha'
Mr. Mcintyre had made undue use OF the fact tnat
the murdered was war veteran. Of th' uil
- R"nhs conyiclon his father while about 10 leave
his home near bremen, Germany. Tor Ne"- orh'
died. The aged mother Is at the point OF death
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

AMERICAN EXHIBITORS AT MADRID HONORED
Washington. Dec. 23.-That American exhibitors al
tie Madrid Columbian Exposition have been most
successful, IS shown 10y cable message received by
the Secretary Of State today from the United States
ChargS d'Afaircs at Madrid. SAYING that eight gold
medals, fourteen silver and fifteen bronze medals
had been awarded them besides honorable mention
In numcrOuS cases.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
JOHN Y. sCITCHERD 4 BANK PRESIDENT.

buffalo Dec o3.-John " Scatcherd was this aiter-
noon elected president OF the Bank Of Bunao. In
place Of sherman 5 Jewett retired. Mr. scatcHeTd
is prominent lumber dealer. president OF tho buffalo
Merchants Exchange. and a member OF the Republican
State COmmtce.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
LAKEWOOD TRAINS

Leave New-York from station Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey, foot Liberty-st. North River, at 30
rs a. m; AS, $40, 20, u 10 p. III. No sunday
trains. a.,
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
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THE whole work IA written FRANKLY and with such
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New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MORAVIAN CHURCH PrOtestan, Episcopal corner OF
TcXngton-aye and 30th-,t Rev. r. T. KUEGE, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. services at IL and As
D. N. Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
OF J7th.st.-ReV. ABBOTT T. kIITREDGE, d. D., pas
tor will presch morning H. In the evening at The
Home and Chapel schools viii unite In their Chrslnas
religious services. Union Bible class Saturday evening
al :.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

~ IoUN,s METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHOR R1ni
,ycst near EroaGNay.-Kev. J. NJ. KIM. ~, "a ~. hs
r-,cL ~ iO i5 a. NJ; subject The ADVENT auu s
,,rr,c,io Y o. M. Christmas service Win ad1ioS
hv Kcy j. FRED. HAfNEE.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Washington Squars
South.-The Pastor, EDWARD JUDSON, breaches SUNDAY
IL o. and - 80 D. M. Seats free Everybody wel
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Madisonsve. corner 81 2ihstChristnas services Sun.
day, December % IL a. and AS D. m. Tha
Pastor Rev. =. II. PARKlIUIsST, D. D., Will preach
Sunday. school session. Q "a m.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner GOth-st, Rev. ENSIGN McCHESNEY
D. D.. Pastorli q. m. Christmas service with sarmoe
bv Rev Bishop T.. q. ANDREWS, d. D .. m, Christ
Choial service address by the All are cord.
oly i.yited
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

ST pAuI's METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHrKe,cSS: u, Z:
Rrv A. j PALMER ID D H.sor;nee,Nce se ~, ~ octRss
,omorrow fSunday) IL a. M nes,hhe o .nr rn,A
sundnv.chuo az 80 D. IN the chapeI VI Ine fo-'
n.l,rt. .inn
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

ST ANrREws METHODIST EpiscoPPAL PSl CHETKRSdHk; CdHEoRdk
&C. "TIiIER ID D. preaching II a. m Inc rune e., w
e.u," Sunday.,choi. 30 II, cSSrl 1err nro
Hranon by SUNDAY school at 81 p H' i'"o N"'' ~
erauiue led by comet.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, cornsy Of
3lst.st-Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. H. NJ SANDERS
D. D.. Sunday. Dee. -. Services az II a. m. and
p. m sundoy.school, . 80 a. m. Midweek seryles
Wednesday at 8 p. Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
Mem pnblifatlons.

DECEMBER "a, 1S9T.-IWEl
Mem publirarons.
n EXCELLENT HOLIDAY GIFT.
MERCANTILE
LIBRARY
MEMBERSHIP.
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- ,,axav 426 shave.
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NJ Ew.YOKK BUSINESS COLLEGE. 81 Fast 18th 18th
ing Commercial Law rcnmaNip torrc;lon9enoe Arta
s 3 ason, h1s@ oaSh ad For coll
as above. ---
DARK CoLLEGKTE SCHOOL (Boys) 50 Wet ;y1l, 18th
i ST. prepares fer college and business; primary o'e'''
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New term begins now.
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iCHF CAMpRlDGr Mas SCHOOL FOE ,.,Gsg YSGNG
| LADIES AAdysnages OF Boston quiet 81 C'fnonus'
N'"'''N u Mr. ARTHUR GILMAN s the Director.
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- rs jan -
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

~ IrKEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHpRca'
,,.tst near Gth-ave.-HERBf.Rr .WElNh fsDs.
N.stn,s sermons IL a. m. ana 40 p ~
music harp violin. choir at both services 'n'''"
greeting
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

CALVARY CHURCH (4th.avc. and 2Ist st)-Carol ser
vco Oh Christmas Eve December "a at o'clock Solo.
ist, Mr.. DAVID WILLIAMS, principal tenor OF the
church. All seats free.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

81 I,NTS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CMHr ~ KIN. y
,od,on.1vr and i2Gh.st-Rey. DE- }; r. PhlCE n,,s ~,
Snnaays,6ool christmas service at 80 D. H. ou'nse'
cordially welcome.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MOUNT NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th.ave. and
12Gth.st.-w. {. HITTING. Pastor Ieaeies: IL a. N,
.sThe First Christina, Sermon 80 p M, "Swiful
than a Weaver's shuttle" Miss ADA PARK, corne1s,,
AT evening service.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(at 53d.st Rev. CHARLES l.. THOMPSON D. D..
Pastor. Will preach A christmas sermon IL a. m. Al
8 D. IN. Rev. CHARLES +. GO>S will preach on 'srhs
die the Tomb' Special Christmas music a, both
services. Seats free.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

SoCIF.TY FOR ETHICAL CULTtRt.LStufe y
n, STINToN COR al Chichering Hall az II :lo D. y;
sDui,.ct I'M Among tho Poor In Ne"'for%' Al
Interested are invited.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

cr r,NrS CHURCH. Madspn-ave. and Ilst'st.THoy
,,"tnn a. : AMI H. Morning service at II E',A.
1 ot - With sppal Ch.l,mas music. inciadihS INV
anthem Unto u Child l. Born.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

ct MARKS CHURCH. ed-ave. and loth' s,o rom
,, nav II a M morning PRAYER s,rmol' holy sy.a S
na '' a u sundays chool festival. M III
mo- uIaver anthem and sermon. Dr. hiLAN'" '"'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

ST STEPHENS CHURCH, West suns, ocsssS ssS
-. a,n, rth nN,s-RcV. CHARLES r. TREAT, rce'..
Yfnly Communion 10 a. IN. Service ana sermon IL o.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

,u,po rxIvERsALIST SOCIETY. Rev. e "
no, TIE n n p1stor-S~rvces at IL a. M In NJ
i n,' nan 6thavc. ani 23d.st Subject, "Ihs Nea'
t'hiis,ma,p All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
Religions Notifea.

FOURTH AVENTE PRESBYTERIAN CHrpC,
20 her 22d-st.-Rev WILLIAM c. YOTyN,; Mode,,,sSn Sn
the General Assembly will preach tomorrow az ii MI VI
and p IN. "Wednesday evening prlyer meeting az B. "
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

ASSOCIATION HALL. Twenty third Street Baptist
Church. cor. 4th1Nc.-RcN. TlOS. DIXON pr aches 40
II And s. Wnlrnmn.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

Sr DEVELOPMENTS Church. Mad sonaye ana
,., J., -, DtVID H. GREER d. D.. Rector.-Sfr
1res on sunday: Morning prayer at - oeoek ,D sets
" ",, - In the an rnoon AT ococA Inc XIV ",
GREER viii preach In the morning anu n1Ae s"''
address the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

HERMANN WARSIAWihK. the Missionary N ,.
Jews. viii prea hing the Israeits TO-DAY sly
uriay. at 3 y. m, the De witt Memorial Church NJ
80 MIih2on-st. corner CannOn-st -'~'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH, sth.ave. and 1.,h.
-tRe,. a. B. SIMPSON VIII preach sabbath ,.h'
10 30 Services 80 and every night in the rs
excepting Saturday, at 8. "e'A
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

NEW.YOEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1naM
and sthst.-Prcaching by the pastor lses' IN L
\ ROBINSON ID. d.: subjects, IL a. m ne SnJg'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

ru,pTy rOI-R RTU STREET REFORMED CHUEs,n;i
~ 20 christmas sermon by DR.. SrRfkEt Spe,'SS
~ a n M. chidron'- christmas serNi.e "a
@ @nnsu hv ROY A. T.. MYERS. ot Collegiate Chufen' NV
de- ,,sto- No evening service
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

pIIGEIM CHURCH (CongregotonaN Madi, 'sse.' y
corner loi stst Rev SAMUEL II. VIRGIN ID u ,ss rss
tCr~Sabbath service: Morning at H. ,t thr,,.IaS, I. ~
inc : a. extra musical service NO9claI "eA0'"''
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. eornsr e0pspv Sopss. pa
and s,erdam-ave Rev. ANsON T. ID sunday.
school az 3 D. NJ. rrayermeetngs on ,,amoS' ",''n1S' ~
Friday evenings at D. N. All coidla'! "e''
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
Wanderers. 2o0 5th:s,. y. Y.-Sund,y school eysry
Sunday afternoon at = 80 in Annex Hall 10 tt.v
Staging by the children and member; Of Bible Css,s..
Visitors invited A. S. HATCH, President
j. +. WYCKOFF. Secretary.