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?" -s,-,rins' Night.
IN hceS 1880 i9i? 3lss sion
80 u :. aT al T'rff ,I.i,y .E.l4ff 4
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- 81 ,a-s1l,.'.z y la s % g sF Y
~ - i-1.-t y " s-.laa h-I -.

a., .,.,r.r n continuous Niito me SHOWS snr
In THIS .ss,rc a. indicated ~ Inc IrlDhes , ser
chfhprs ~, ,ranrter The broken inc r..huseiU' Vi" '
rceofnine 'nbsrfyed az Pcuy's Pharmacy
,o, Ann n a. n.-1hc changes In tic
49, Yesterday were slight Cloudy a'd lar "c'''c'
",ac vim shower IN afternoon The rmpe.'
W,oa between "A and 20 degrees, the average go
being O hghe, than d, q nb ,ns
III" wsssu,er and generally fair wea'h' H'' "
I'm ard near this city TO-DAY
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THE COLONEL aLTiXcE Drc1rylyC.

Charleston :. e.. Aus. j.-Noports At the recent
annual meeting show that the Colorcd Alliance il OF
a rapid decline The membership last year wa
40 900 While the officer, now arc claiming only $4,000
A resolution was passed t,9t the Niancc would favor
no political patty as IN organization.
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A MORTGAGE oy \ MARROW GAUGE ROAD.

Chicago. Aug. l>pecian-A mortgage for 5000. =
0OO given by the Dos Mones and Kansas CIV Eall-
way 10 tho Massachusetts safety Deposit Company.
has been fled for rerod at De, Moucs. The mort.
gage is given security fOr money borrowed 10 make
Improvements On the line. which J. Irfr)w- .augc
rOnd rlInning from Dcs MJIncs u Canosy.lle.
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Ccunirn Real estate 90 Ert

AS8URY PARK. =. J.-Co.tases 20 let
'or season. irrn shsd. MILAN ROSS,
Asbrry Park. y. i.
ABOUT go ACRES OF INCoMPAR.
ABLr JERSEY COAST FkOrEEIY high
and Ec1ithy THREE WATER FRONTS
',collent improvements. To ror'y With
half lnliilon large profit can b. Demon
'r'c~i Principals address Y. q. BON 25S.
|rhilafclphla, Penn.
ELnEEON. y. To lot. room cot
tacc. furni-' 3D. ri October. $500 others
for sale. WM. LANE. Long Rr1nch.
70 RENT on bf>t part Of Michirln0'e.,
north oi 2ef At. Chicago. largo stouc-nont
house: long Lease furniture Tor ,al". nrst-
class Dir sSmnknc bushes. c>tab' lshoi SlN
vars partics desire 10 retire from business !:
term, Very mocon;@. AtdreSr ID. C., Irib-
une Once
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cuslu.ss Gbant,..

FOR sALE-Clgur stor- factoFe and
theatre Lcnet nificc a good. old c,taDlishcd
rlacr. join J. MALONE. World Buiiilns
FOR SALf.-Lumbcr y,rd. established
In 1870: only onc IN town; 7Nrr,gc yearly
-ale, sis C00 stock about fj,9,..g3 f9od
f,asons fyr selling. Adirrfs SOO HIM
Ml'il lGAN. lr.bun" once
GRoCERY.-A nr-t-cln's corner grocery
in Brooklyn: must .oll ~ once /. owe!
eoinr 70 Europe a bis bnrs1n. McDoN-
AID e. WiGdINS. 40 Na'au->t.
PARTNER WANTED VIA 5000 Or
mole staple 90 ds. cash 71i"s unlimited
profits laisc: monopoly no risk, Address
]. r. BALLARD. fSS Pcarl.,t.. Ncw.1ork.
TnE MNEUFACTrRr or = chcmical
product ~ const'nt and unlimit drn'@lu'
Front. 700 pr cont; rr9nires 900 cap
ital. Address IMMEDIATE. Tribune 0nlcc.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Once,
i.242 BROADWAY. I'd door north Of Bist-st
Adccrt!se,nen aud subscriptions
received there until . o'clock y. m
Advertisements received a, regular on,cs
rates until u. IN. W.
lsE Colnmbu.sye.. near West 0sth-ss
1ns We: t2dst, near 0,h.avo.
2:7 Wet 4ed 81. bn,. Eth and 9Th ayes.
~, i'r-avo. cor lith-St
l,335 I'd ave, between 10Th and 17th SIS.
40 2n-sv".. between 18TH and 1Gth IT'S
O20 @-avc., near GlSt-st
|, 1CS lst-aVe.. near S9th.st
100 "a ave, corner isth.sl
55i 3d-avc. near East 27th.st.
80 Avenue A, between sd and 9Th ayes.
II Canal-st. aud 1877 Diyislon-st.
l43 Cnur' h-sL. Dot. Warm and Cham
hers -
90 Fast 42d.st., near Madison-a.c.
oojl 3d-avf. tct l 18th ard ism So.
ca Llb'r'y.st.. near broadway
HARLEM OFFICES.
ls9 East lrJth-st rear ~ ave
243 Mes lZb.h-,t.. bet. IN aud 9TH ayes
so We fas.h-~f
RROC EJ.YS OFFICES.
3o7 Fulton-ft. f3 CcH't.B:. sci De h1lh-
ave. l.2Co Esdford-ave.. 100 B'waY.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

City.
HOTEL VIANO and restaurant 30 T.
lstn-,..-nopn> daily, 81 Up; WoeHly with
board fll ~; elevator; priVot" dining
room for plrtles.
9iST.ST. . WEST-Dcsirih room :
with superior hoard fall and winter en-.
ca-crcnis now making: rcic cnccs.
5OTU-ST. 81 WEST -Roors sincly or
IN ,uito. with superior board. tob!e hoard +;
lcfcfcuc'-.
551H.Sr. 32O WEST comfortably FUR
nlslcd rooms with board large hack parior
sultbl, TO- physician, man and VIE alroNe
room suitable Tor couple or two gentlemen
near l. station Park quiet nclrhborhood ;,
ictercnccs given and required.
Country
WOMAN Of large experience will take
into her hmlly children whose parents may
Wish n travel; maternal carr. good board
and home comforts TO- reasonable com
pcns,tion references exchanged address
T. VI. C.. Box $40. Clinton, Oneida CO..
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A NEW TrASs-cN rIyEXrAL LINE.

Chicago. Aug. > cpcciaD.-rhc transcon.
uncntal linc Of tho Great Noiihcrn Railway viii be
opened for passenger business between Paul. Min
ncapons and spokane. Wash. August IT, Trains
VIII leave Paul da " AZ 10. spokane Will he
- Paul
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hf'N -Vth-~N-
ADtLNllSLiikNrs AND - RI nlr.
UNE WILL ne RfrEINTD ST THE CP:
1OWN OF flCf, No. ~ Roadway. d
!oor north q 1nlrty.nr.f-st and ADNl.R-
Il,ENbNIN ~ tue following B!anrh ~.
- ave- - 10 r,h.aye., Conner tonr'
80, enth-st. l.o2d lh!ii.a,c.. neat sixty
ar't'L los Fn,.a{oo.; 100 VT iol,y'
W., fonfteeats.s,' 25i Wcs, ssd'st. : 40
,hnrth..t; 5it Third ave. i.a5S Third
ave; o.OIl Third.aNe. b~cw'rn li2tn aud
NEWLY LrRNlsii-D. large. AIRY
rooms. bsn- Hr'adNay: Rfer window -.
ample ci,ct, -. IS. -. ~ J.. l-th-'t.
VISITOR, TO NIW.YOEK.
Wishing MONS ln most c"ntlal iOcati III, opply
NJ ~ Ia 2i-i-st i'i"'rnr"-.
ioru.>T.. - EAST near Broafvay -
large fufni.hod front aud back mons one
fizlt M folding beds baths. running
ua'cr smaller room above; ~ Upward
esrU.ST.. - ncar nrosdvay -p,rlor
90 ond Goor. en- su.rN or singly'. bath adj.
Ioni@ 'or,cn'cnt hot"ls fr't'n'ant>.
3sfH.sT.. GIG WEST Rooms awning, ;
all convenience, oJuthcrho orcoinHo-
dated.
ASSIST. - FAST-L1rce and small
newly handsomely furnished rooms sum
net prices; also Ihys!cians Office r'asona'
bic.
,g EAST lcTn.>r.. few doors from
proaiwsy Handsomely furnished rooms on
.ui,o %, single. and With or without board !;
terms modcr'tc.
aot BROADWAY. corner l5'h.st-
I,fcc AID small desirable iooms very low
sumner fateS references. transient- &C.
commot1ted
200 soJ0 -Nicoly furn. -h"d mall
ROOM. for Young mon with use OF bath. 70
Wcst iOth.s'. near 9th lave.
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flats 60 Get, Ilnfnrnishco

ALI LIGHT rooms and bath. cle-
rant Y decnrat d. steam heated. lovely home.
strong lnducon cnts 10 West C4th--t.
THE DALHOUSTf. - 10 ~ WEST
50TH 81. between 9th and 9Th aVeh. and
fronting Central Park.A choie' sing =
apartment N rent IN This IN" ie-pIooI
house. Please inquire OF JANiTOR
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FOR TIE NEw.JERsEY SUMMER RESORTS.
Via Reading Railroad System.

Goats OF the sandy Hook Route lcnye New YORK.
PIER g. North Rive. n, 90 o. IL, II. M; !. 3:4o'
20, > 80 p. III. Sundays, 8 30 a. m, p. n.
VIA All Rail Eoutc, loot OF Libery.st.. 4 30, 3d.
go. IL 30 a. m. q 80 saturdays only. 80
40. 80 4, 4 30, ) 30. ;I5 p. IN Sundays
GAS, IL 80 a. H., y. IN. 80
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nCuDyTY Csrsrg p.eC0NF9E:

Humidity. not heat vas 10 blame for the oiscoaior:
~s'seo 10 this city yesterday. The Thermometer o''y
-1sa eighty degrees at 3 30 D. H., mercy hohai
aer heat. and as such, only be expected but inc
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Uorh Uanten.

. 4
Males.
Az TXrFRITNITD raj estate man
wishes position collecting rntrc caring
property ani t'&e ont.e charge y. SAME.
400
\ Roy. rs. want, D. learn a good usi.
! moss Wei br,d and WI tguraici 'rrr-
man can draw. KEINOLD. 81 East 10th
II.
\ PRACTICAL ROOKKEErEG AND
SALESMAN. wh5 viii be unemployed after
S"ptemher /. wonN liao position with r.
! liable firm: undue.tlonabie reference.
WILLIAM LAME. P'~toiiicc. C!ty.
ACTIVE MAN, -pak'ng and writing
English. Gcrman. hungarian and Snlonir.
wants situation. Aldg So IL. BLACK, lJ7
IN ave.
Az ELDIRLY nan needs cmpoymept
fa'tory rcicr,ncc,. Acdrc>s g. DLkELL.
care +. }. Clara. ~ contest
HOY. IL. strong and willing, wishe, to
| learn the wagon making or plumbing trade.
Inquire by .ett'r or personally, SAN
RoSENZWEt" go Cannon -.
BOOKKETrER.-A nrst. class book
keeper. HAVING had 4 years GOOD prac-
tlcai cxrSr!cn,e. desires potion either
A. booAkcrlrr. salesman or can make hlns'lf
generally useful; age 20; best q tcsh-
nonIals 5. W. 5. Tribune once.
BOOKKEEpER. Nc.-ro'itIon IN an Of.
Zee o. Doo%HeSl'r or fpSr@ Gu cnnpg ma.
IN iurIii,n ~ r. 1rihu,n tinice
',on ",oo,. w. ;" -, Non
i,n nN Experience @c'' q. as:lstet ~ refer
rucr.. fall or odfrcs. BARTENDER. care
Cosmopolitan. lO2 west Dth.st.
BOY 40 would ne a position Of any
kind. Address c. NJ. tribune once.
HARTFN pEE-BT nIst-rla,s man
good reference; 10 years experience 7
ycars 10 one placc s''n OF so"si conr fu'
w. u', Sn'',''
'IooH.9 u. - -----,-,,-,--
BAHrt \ DER oune man would .,d iSS
Gsst t' ~ rgg~ T,s" speaks English and Der
D'an VI ,ge 81, moderate salary. Address
naY IN con,t..t Rrooklyn.
roy "a, wI.hes etaGy position Of any
~ ,dr'o,. Trihune once
.-.l -. "',''o -
coy, aged j.. ialt Nr.u 2lu nl,N."ne-
IL an. want. placa "a an oIice or S@l.'
Addros. GEO. W. RoEDL"' 80 Las
lol-tHs -----------------------
COLLECTOR. -Pv vounr nan w.,h
rc., rrfrroncc- or would acc 'pt rspon siblc
position with moan, r. house. CAV or
cdr: 10 x : ,,.h ~ '""' care 'N"'0l'''
~ - % ''' --------
CARVEE.-iiotcl carver, man OF eNVeri.
on IN . W",,', >,i,l,..S + C,AlLAGlrln
Oh le.cr'",'s' .tN4'o'' 80 '''''
:59 E1N. YIN. H. ------
DIX iEGlS TT ades,e WIN nN fsNns
eNptFru'N' he', T. '"''7' -
West - ahGr, y. -
nofvrp -pv a Xoung man Tor dellvclv
va ron. careful driver: hest references.
call or Adde'S ~ ON o.ssh' cars Oo'mo'
politan iO2 " 81 ""tH-,t ----
FN,iINEEE wants charge ol large
plant: Corliss hlch-sp,cd and electric light
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miscellaneous,

JUST THE THING Special sale this
week OF Celebrated ROYAL Biarritz Gloves,
pearls. srfaws and whites. re pair; worth
: IS. JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
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gitn Real gsiaie for Sale.

A.-5-STORY corner nat colunbus-ayc.,
l@.ihe 10 per cent barraln otne,11 an
id,'tH. STEVENS. Jth-aNe., cor. H3i 81. !:
Jth-aVe. and l0ith.st
DOUBLE TENEMENT. cold water Nat
for s9le.-Roc kaway.ayc., near Eastern PARK
way. Fast New.Tork; new house very
heap for cash. Address RAPID, Box 10,
Tribune once.
FOR SALE.-One Of the finest estates
on the Hudson near 300 acres. J. L.
BEACH. 81 Broadway. y. Y.
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CressmakiuQ.

ARTISTIC RESSMARING.-Uniqu de.
signs hotel orders a. short notice and mod.
crate charges go1ds purchased Il desired
Mrs. McELROY. 81 East 9th-st.. opposite
Dennlng's.
DRESSMAK ER.-Elegant cutter nnd
filter; IS a day, or at home; perfect ilt
guaranteed India silk, grenadines or cloth
suits made In one week for so; fancy
waists ond Russian gowns speciality. A
East i0th-st near broadway.
D!tFsS.SM AK ER.-ElrstcasS Partisan
dressmakcr wishes more customers at home I;
suits f5 up. Nine. ABEL. 1873 West 33d-st.
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Gc!p Wanteo.


AGENTS AND CANVASSERS, male or
female; 50 TO 81 daily profits sure; ex.
perience unnecessary; 10 taking required /;
exclusive territory given. For particulars
address /. PUTNAM X co.. West Winsted.
Conn.
LOVERS u literature. airy city. can
state qualifications; stamped addrr sod IN.
yclope secretary work 70 the Literary
Guild Address GUILD SEC EErAKY. ll3
Washington Pace NCw-York.
THE SUNSHINE PUB.
LISTING COMPANY. OF Philadelphia and
Buffalo established over 40 years. wishes
TO orange with an active young man, OF
rome experience and good general business
qualifications, TO push the sales OF Lhclr pub
Iighcs, rcfcrnce and bond required. To
the prop"r party the position Will pay about
~ 500 a year and prove permanent. but this
advert. emcnt CARLOS With It absolutely 70
offer 81 either guarantee or salary. Ad-
d-cas SUNSHINE Publishing COM
PANY, Philadelphia, Penn.
AGENTs. oadrrful advcrtislns dc.
Vice. Patented. Every merch,nt buys.
Big pay. Enclose stamp. AECR Mt0.
CO.. Racine. WIS.
AGENTS WANTED. tbs city and State /;
assessment insulaoce; lowcst oost q all.
y I
way. Ncw-i Ort
ENERGETIC PIANO SALESMAN. Tc.
nnod and ~ good addle~,. wanted. to takc
active part in management ~ Large piano
manufacturing concern having establish Vi
business. and reputation one having money
pr.ioriNd; r1r' opportunity for right party
Md ess COMMERCE, Bon \. Tribune
orlce.
If YOU ARE scc<lne employment, or
wish 60 make change. 'ail at the Old-"s.
tahli-hcd and reliable NtW.YORR AGEN-
CY positions 81 every class quickly pro-
cured now orders every mail. information
free. 7j6 Broadway. corner S,h.st
The old METROPOLITAN AGENCY orders
every day fo- all kinds " help. a Broad.
way BROOKLYN, near ferry.
WANTED. AGENTS.-Gra ndpa's Hat
host selling can niign button, out. sample
10; full l!ho ~ bldgo. assorted sample
dozen soc; SifUps taken. \. SIAYNER
& CO.. Providence. l.. I.
500 AGENTS wanted IN Now. YORK TO
'oll oar Flexible Aluminium >noe SOlcs
Creat"st selling article Of merit over In
vented chance ~ lif'tm,e. ~ lrcss win
SOLE CO.. Canton. Ohio.
Females.
A-A.-A.-wOMAN = unquc'tloned
ability able H. l..-truct aud take charge ot
a iN @r-f' If a Fsnr' lltl'il ~NuAtf NLH bl'vh
business IN th.s ca, and Brooklyn. aud a
Territory odlaront ~ q hundred miles
.quarc: reference ard bond required. TO
the right party good ,o.ary and llbcral
commI ,siou viii be- paid. Address by let.
tr only. G.. a link. SIC Broadway.
WANTED.-A Protestant girl b d. gNr.
eral nonsoWc-l. IN country; no washing
wages 7l5 Ter month. Address T.. w, Irib-
uuc once.
>CAKF HANDS WANTED. BEST
price superior Worhrooms. FISK. CLARK
( FLAGG, 81 McTcer-,t.
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Conntrp Real estate for Sale


FOR SALE.-rs in Newark, y. j., Green
street Hall Mrs. Rol II. proprietor
tOK ~ DSON RIVER city OF rural
homeS, farms. manufacturing siins. &c.
apply to JONATHAN DICKINSON, the
real estate agent. PoughkecpSle. N. Y.
FACTORY SITES given away and for
sale "1ifcwatfr" "Inlani." tONDlCT,
owner. - Court-St., brooklyn.
PALISADES FAEK .-Cncice lots on fi0
monthly payments no free passes call al a
Chambrrs-st. and 20 With ou, salesman,
free 81 expense. re a. our Office az II 30
noon and our agent will take you 10 tie
property.
TIE ORANGES, y. J. (noor all tn
tons. Real estate for -oe. New modern
residence best location. $40. 600. FDW. Z.
HAMILTON n CO.. o6 B'way. N. Y.
81 S6O-GRAND opportunity for club !;
$40 acres. I mile n,hing; centre of C1t-
skrs; beautiful VALLEY ~ Ma Indian; de-
10. I'VE Mills flne.t property on Garth cir
cIInrs COCrANr. Box II. ST. Ronr,
Y. y.
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iOork Uauieo.


Females.
ALL FORMS Of typwritinc done accu
ratcly and promptly dictation token direct
TO machine. work called for and delivered.
SfENOGRAPHER. 100 West sitbsi.
ny refined aud intelligent woman as
hOusekcoprr or companion OF 10 tea' n and
ear Tor children New-f ork reference. Adj.
dress Miss r., Il Roscyilie-aNc.. Newark,
y j.
LADY STENOGRAPHER. - Thoroughly
comvctcut AMI cNp,rt lady ste ographer, who
has had several years business crner ience Of
o varied nature and qualified TO take yor-
hatim reports, dcsirrs permanent position !;
cngaccmcnt 10 date from nrst or middlr 81
september; Al references a. 70 chalaet'r.
ability, .tc. Address EXPERT, Tribune
Ol.ce.
MANICURE aud CHIKOPODlSI f
great experience desires engagement Ms.
ROSAMOND EARL. POLY West -ith-st.
SALEsLADY. experienced and good ref.
ercnce. wants situation 81 once In drygoOds
store. Addre.s \. TILroN. OBS Avenue
u. Baya.uc. y. J.
STENOGRAPHFR and TYPEWRITER.
Young lady. beginner. desires position
good work, Reasonable pay. co Centre
st, Orange. \. J.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

VERY LARGE Room, furnish Il
WIN -orfo-t and clcranco. IN residences IS
Ne, oO.h.sf
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rn,r,ryr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular o6lcl
25l SHAVE. 5. c. cor. Of 2Sd.st
LIZ Gth.ave.. cor. l2,h-st
lO2 Columbus-s,c., near West CSth-st.
los West i2d St, near 0th-ave.
20 Wcst ltth-st, near 5th-aye.
POI West i2d-si. bet 7th and sth aveA
1888 Sd ave, between 7c,h and 77M 81
l,3, 3n-aVh, between 18th and 10th Sc.
l,o2G Sd-ave., near 6ls.-st.
LOS lstave.. near S9th.st
eco 3d-aYe., corner Eth-st.
55i 3c-aye, near East Tth-st.
81 Avenue A. bctv~ca 20 and 9TH avce.
Il Canal.s,. and i5I DivIs.on-ss
40 Churrh-st, bet. Warren and Cham
bers s,s.
90 Fast f2d.st.. ncar Madl.on,ave
205l 3d-ave., bet. ll2th and ll3th st&
CD Libcrtv-st. near Bfosdway.
HARLEM OFFICES:
1S6 Fast l2Stb-st.. near 3d-ave.
243 West Iz5,h.st.. Oct It'll and 9Th aye@
so West 14sth-st,
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
3o7 Fulton. LIST U2 C0urt-st., sos De Kali.
ave.. 1850 Bedford-avs.. 100 R'vuA
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

Hal FFan'Isc0, Aug. ,, It3Z
yester!av To-day Ycs,erI.v To.dly
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-07
ST. MARY'S FESTIVAL,
Christmas Tree Celebration at
the Cathedral.

The basement chapel of ST. Mary's
Cathedral on Van Ness avenue, used for
Sunday-sehool purposes, was crowded to its
utmost capacity last evening by the MEM
bers of the Sunday-schoOl to the number Of
about Co., the friends, the parents of the
children and the class teachers, the occasion
being the annual ChristmaS-tree celebration
or festival.
The large apartment was brilliantly
Illuminated and the chandeliers were
adorned with wreaths of evergreen and
flowers, while at the far end. within the
chancel rail, were a number of red baize-
covered tables upon which in lavish pro-
fusion were heaped the gifts TO be dis
tributed during the evening At either SIDE
Of the chancel rail stood handsomely
decorated Christmas tree.
To catalogue the presents were an I'M
possibility; suffice it to say that from the
appearance of the tables it looked as though
the fancy-gOods stores had been ransacked
from end to end to supply the demands Of
Sunday school managers. There were
books, pictures, notices, bOn-b OnS In hand
some boxes ana baskets, toys and in fact
everything almost that the fancy could
think Of for little tots of only few years to
the demure young maid Of Is or IS summers
and the large and rapidly growing youths.
Besides present for each and every one
of the aforementioned pupils Of the
school. there were few special presents,
or prizes, given for excellence i'll depOrt-
meDt, attendance. industry and singing.
The festival was opened by the singing OF
a hymn in which all present joined, after
which a brief address Of welcome was de-
livered by Miss Marian Rider, one Of the
pupils. Immediately following this, Rev.
Fathers Prendergast and Kirby stepped for
ward ana distributed the prizes to the eager
children
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in wedding corruption out Of high places
might go on till the guilty ones were all
punished. The committee consisted Of
Jeremiah Lynch. j. T. Washington, +. H.
Woods. w. L. Dickinson, Mark Sheldon, f.
A. Gibbs and Henry l.. Davis, all of whom
were present.
FROM THE BOARD OF TRADE.
There was also present the following
committee from The Board Of Trade, whose
mission was to urge upon the court the wis
dom of amending Rule Is of the Rules Of
Practice and Procedure in the Superior
Court relating TO proceedings in insolvency:
Joseph =. lie Count Mayor Sanders0n, ).
Nickelsburg. Joseph Grant Levi Strauss,
II. Il. Wheaton, NJ. Z. Jones, c. j. Dpmp-
ster, Isaac Upham. a. ii, Vail and Joseph
Kirk.
Among others present were General
Barnes, Barclay Henley, Henry l.. Dodge,
Thomas ShacklefOrt Thomas Riordau,
Sheriff Laumeister, ex-Judge Van Reyne-
Gom, Joseph NOugueS, DIR. ODonnell, Ky
land T. Wallace, Meyer Jacobs, County
Clerk B.attner, Justices Of the Peace Camp
bell and Gray, NJ. A. Dorm. NJ. c. Hassett,
George II. Mastick and a host Of ether at
torneyS. besides 200 or 800 citizens.
The Judges filed into the court room
Just before 2 o'clock and seated themselves
around a large table arranged for the pur-
pose. Judge Wallace presiding.
In response to the call for any busln ess
before the court in bank, Judge SanderSon
proposed that an order be made in cOmpli-
ance with law, that the Judges select twelve
citizens each for grand jurors and 500 each
for trial jurors. The order was made.
THE PURITY COMMITTEE.
Presiding Judge Wallace then asked II
there was anything further 10 come before
the Superior Court In bank, in response TO
which jeremiah Lynch arose AID announced
that at meeting of citizens on the previous
night certain resolutions had been adopted
TO present to the Judges. and that he, as one
of the committee charged with that Tesp0n-
sibility, would read them, with the consent
Of the court.
" Proceed" said Judge Wallace.
The resolutions read by Mr., Lynch were
published in yesterday mornings account Of
the mass-meeting. After ne had finished
reading them they were handed to Secretary
C0ffroth.
Judge Hunt said he understood that a
committee was present from the Board OF
Trade desiring 10 confer with the court in
relation to having certain rules OF procedure
in matters OF insolvency amended.
as that committee PRESENT. asked Judge
Wallace.
torney for the board.
The judges then retired to executive ses-
sion and asked the attending committees to
wait a few minutes for consultation.
TROUT ELECTED.
The first matter taken up in executive seS-
sion was the election of Presiding Judge,
which was not disposed Of for some little
time.
The balloting resulted in the election OF
Judge Trout to the Presiding Judgeship
for the ensuing year by the following vote ::
Judges CARRIER. Slack, Finn, Hebbard, San
Gerson, Hunt, LAWYER, Levy and Murphy.