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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
/ rrr cL1.n roRMrn ~ HllLEM

The young mon who took such On active I"t ''''"'
th. Presidential canln'-u ~ ulr he'lqu'7 Ms "' d"
u,r NJ Republican Campaign Club. NO.. 10" "'''
,, lud "a and tw,uty-NfI--t. found ttri' nietF f"n-
- . ,.....,if. and Oh. ,oupiue ,oI-'nl. that
the, has. determined form club when "iu '' "-''
.,.lal In II. character. 4 meeting 90 Oh 80 f"'"- "'"
,,s. brd las. nl.hi in the Iari.m Hnlhnf 10 ON -
lund ref and twenty -hnh--t. near ~'''n'n'''' '". '
,,.-. ~ or,,uiglur - -mnu"nt clrl. IHl"- NJ VI" F
. "a and william \ ChtrI.. va- ss'r.farF. ~ Aa@
..d Ia -.eur. a onn-fonr mont hou' zoo "n'-hNl'''
and EVENTS. fourth.-t oppo-t" Mount Morris ran sh'h
vnl h. ntt,I up aul occupied clubhouse Ih' ''''
,, o. v.x.u chairman. william Iriyhcad william
,,, ,,.,,,e.. e.. " ,-t.r and Wili1r Noun'n, The
,lui, already ha, 40 0mh"r'. Jnuu, ~ M"'F ""'
elected incident and WILTON \. Ch,r'- scf't'ry
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y,r,xrr. Ar ALL THE THEATRES.

Ar,n,r N. theatres Thank giving Day has come
IN b. accounted the best day OF the ~'S'h MI wv
theatres are crowded in " evening" ~! "' ''' XIV
motjpe,, and many Of them depend on i"'t' "'"''
ai these as wen. THE town !, fun "i students "''
r,.rL.,ivIn- Dan, and all the students want To Z"
tle theatre in the evening. %, many manager anu
,,c.oh, dismissed theatre goos know 10 their cost
, ,,ors,.,- hav. learned good lessons I'm previous
y.,rs and have refused to sell tickets Tor '""-"'
to student, whcucvc- they w"r' all" I" ma " WIN
III. would be purchases wl". some nav run
to soil seals In large numbers 10 auNb"u.' '''''''
an the contrary. have mad" sp"c'h' 'h"N " e''
bir ho,,srs filed with college boys ana these VIII,
mn dould. be governed 10y the laws "l 'N' '"o'"'''
field. ,,,
en.cIol holiday matine. Of a T'-t CASE VIII
H., gwen nj DAILY, Theatre this afternoon anu "
larry. audience Is confidently expected. h"hu'l
narfornonc.s q. hi, house are almost always We"
attended f. = Willard viii play " The N'''''"'"
tli, afternoon at tho star Theatre. me y.
uu .inr .. Robin IInoG" At tho Garden theatre """
Mis- Marie Tempest and her company VIII lie h'"f'
'''' r.I, uo.t.r~ Al the Casino Arts
tocrarvs will have an extra performance at l"li'' "
rn...r. \ matinee comes regularly on Thursday
AT the Lyccum Theatre, where " ia" trey MAR 81"
ho ulaycd John Drew ana bis company VIII p'T'"
rho MASKED Iall~ at the standard, and Nat GOODWILL
uiu appear in \ Gildcd i 81" at the liiw Avenue
r,o,tr. .ouatier sovereignty VIII De- played ~
u,rrigan's Theatre and th" Lilipuiian, VIII give
d. Candy M the Union >qunr" Mr.. I"rH"!n i'''''
viii rr.s,.t ilianc" at 10" Manhattan opera H""@'
veu purg.ss will offer I'll" County AR "i lr"''" b
rr.nty. third street Theatre, ana VII, marie Wa"
wright will play IA" iiile part in Amy h"'@'.' IL.
nc Harlem opera Ilou-c The Country circus VIII
c,.,t.h ,m,r-m.nt at the Broadway Theatre. "ih'
pi,.L gr,,k~ at the Academy Of Music. Little Up
80 al ucrrmann's and J. *. Emmct I'm " fHN IN
rr.londo al the Coumhu- Nh" iarccc"h"dl'~ VIII
be \ Trip 10 chinatown" at Oh" Madison square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
LOTS OF FrY FoR JACK TAEo.'

1,.c crli ted men Of ~" Navy now az NM -'AU"h'
,oIudiro fine. sailor, Oh the receiving nip Vernon
a., ,rIoino slip, Muuc-ota and Portsmouth, i'
,,t,.d.lnii, Chicago. ftllutI and N"euvn- hHN" 'l
.,d f,r athletic ana other conir.t, In conlm'moi"
t ~ rn,uk.cl,ing bay Their motto VIII De-
.,, all v9u can. and keep all yon gel ana 'h'N
,,d IA p.t all the pie they can In one d" 'h'
,,s and fry 10 keep It down, f)r IN" man W."
,, t fin. mos, Will receive Il gold medal. me
,,hr from which 10 choos" The competitors VIZ
~ h,,, n.ro are, comparatively fe"-abo"l nun
',.d ,,ho felt that it would b. profitable - II IL
h,dv. limbs and stomach 10 win goa ana '''''
tile and " honorable mentions
The. snort. viii BEGIN at 80 O'Clock on 'h' - ''"
, ~, Oh Dock and 10 add 10 The Interest 81
.,.,or. A.. Navy Yard Band viii PLAY b'lofo
49,, ,o. Z. called The order IN which III" ''''
,a., win take place Is ~ foil Tvs lOoNHr'' ""'''
- add .,cl,-racc three ,taudins jump. Pc'''
, match = three legged race, running bI"a" jump
.,,,,ipo fine hammer potato race gpA' N'' P''7'
,,r,. ,i,c race running broad jump. 7'-y"ids ""''
,rovv race running hop, step ana J'mP' AP'i''1
match for point, tus-oiWar ana = 2r",'' "7 NV
, tho nj. eating match there are hiIi1"'h ~
IT,, and each will st at table with large anu
, uumpkln pie in front OF INN, ana WIN l'D"
,td behind him. each will try &" ear ma pr ''''
.,., any one Of the other twelve. Inc "l''' WIN
&c. . gold medal. The other prlhr9 rang, ~
',.tu. rr,m =; 10 30 cents rich. ANU '"' WI"
a turkey dinner VIII be >'rN'"'
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EMIL THOMAS WANTS ms MONEY.

di,aer .cmcnt has arisen btwrc1 Emil Thomas. who
t. pl,yug an engagement the Amb"re Theatre. ANA
the nanIe 81 hou~". Won Raven \ Mansfield MI
rhoma. wa, ENGAGED for 10 night. 80 sht aud
.lncs last tn, -day he has received money.
lIr is still PLAYING however lie that the bu>nc-
d., pood and h. need hi~ money 10 pay his company.
lie hints that the manager, the thcatr break
.hc conttact b.clu~s they have ENGAGED opra CON
rany ~ come ~ tn hritrc late iu December with
which they think that they make money than
With him H. viii not take any final action hc say
oil he La. further odticc from his lawyer.
Noa Raven 4 Man,h .ld rrpf"~ nted by cNJudg"
Dittcfho ir he said ast night that he did UT caie
10 explain his In "a but it had these main points
IN the hit place. there WI, disagreement between
CLIENT Mr. Thomas t. tn construction Of the
tract second place IL asserted that MI.
rhous had him>, broken the contract aud In %" mini
rla his client had outstanding claims against
NJ. rhon1, He DECLARED that they were quit able
To pay they frt justly c,,,rd upon - do
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~ ALLEGED ERfDr DENIES HER M,RRT AGE

Another >oIy to the public attention OF a rich
Young deeply moved the chains OF an attractive
yorug aetr.-s 10 make h.r hi~ wife ana unsp ak
ably Lock hi, family. rhc act."~, tls time Miss
tori Van Ta-rl who Il"- soub't.t lalts in numerous
plays. and yOnng j. thnflr, Slldr the Son OF
Colonel NlAdrt o Na-lih-jpn tn" fathc. l. rich. and
the quit O age. The actr',s. however + Of
age The J. that thy married last week In
W1shneton where Miss Van TJssc VA, PLAYING an en-.
gaecnct This week Sic l. In New York lrsng" 10 us
Ericil term. and Young Mr.. Slll' H. still In Wash.
TON. Sh Std last night That hr was a nice hoy hut
she Was no. married. To hin she wore a wedding ring
howrNe. whi.h -h' did not explain. Another PAT Of
the story j. thIt report call 4 VI Van Ta.,c o.
ia ~day night % dsk about her marriage AMI that s,.
succeed ia locking hin. into thr cellar and Keeping HAN
there I'LL hi, paper went to prs. II she /, married to
Mr.. Nldcr ne may b. con-Iatulat on the acquisition
q. an extremely ongrg tie -oit OF VIE
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HOW BROOKLYN WILL SPEND THE DAN.

No newspapers will be published in brooklyn 10
day. The public schools were clo,"G YESTERDAY L"
reopen on Monday. Many of the chulchc- VIII p'
open for service thl, morning. and there VIII be
special matnces at the theatres. DINNERS ont "l
the usual order will be given at H." 'hiiIilI ' j"
stilmioas. DR.. Lyman Abbott VIII preach III NV
month Church ut II a. III. Tncrc will bee Il display
II frIlts and vegetables al the Tabernacle, aud Dr.
Talmogc will preach Union services Of half dozen
churches will be held in the T"mphln' Av'nn" Con
grcgatioual Church. and Dr.. VI. l.. Chapman &. W.
Huntington and W. g. /. Ehoaccs VIII make "H
dresses. Four congregations will meet In the '"-~"A
Avenue Presbyterian Church. and IA" R'v. D. ).
Burrcll VIII preach. y fine musical pr'ridmnc WI"
~. rendered i'm tn" First PRESBYTERIAN 'hnIch IN
uonrv., and DE- Cha. l,., Cuthlcr Hall win preach.
4 string quartet viii assist th" choir. lh'Ir
viii be- a THANKSGIVING service IN the lecture room
oil the y VI. &. - building. ,,..
Eu,iu,s, VIII Poe generally suspended, although
some store, will bc open until noon.
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4 MIchOScopIC BoNING MiTrH.

new and most amusing f'atur" wa, introduced In u'
.,i,ran,. II candy" bl the LnWtan-. at th" Union
Square Theatre last night. ~ was p'\"l' MAJ" "
,,.n Franz Ebert the smallest of Tie small actors, ana
,i chief coined an ~ the COMPANY and Ad"lph /hh WI"
i. only q little tillr.. In thu third act 81 the W''' "
,u,ri. ar,-. between the two 10 Their resp" i've char
act. r AMI It quickly determined e. >itr il !" pH"-
ring ru,.. The dmni'iyr pngulot' pulled III their
t. ,iil.d ON their gloves and took their corners.
,hil. Dumin.ck McCaitry appeared to at ~
,,.t,,.c Then two round, were fought. 70 the
Immense amusement ~ tle aui'nc'. aud even {" the
f,frc. Zink seemed b" rather uhr better oNrr.
whenever Mr. Met anfcv wa, all to keen To- two sui
ucl.rtlV I'll, ntuerd enable ia" spectators 20 So"
which wa. which and form judgment nut al the
end Of the round link stepped lighting and liy
down on h, tack while Nh Met alloy led Ebert for.
ward and declared that he tn champion Of the world
g.. bi. ,,,leht and h. gha Sinrr hc tall a,
Zlnk the statement may " II b. true.
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,,rrl cLlKK GnyE.,s rsrArr

N.w orleans. Nov. 23.-Thomas !. semm"S ana
M.,-r. Eou-. ana Grini. attorneys FOR The '''lh''
h.ir.. today filed petition in ID" '>l p'u'.
Court approving the account 81 ih" admin'ir''" anu
out+riu. th. demand ~ inc alleged temporary "u
mlni,fritor 10 transfer the c-ia'" {" Ne" r"N' u
f., avorr,d that In cas-" III" alleged VIII oi MI, '"''
dated Lamar, D. 1--J. ould b. dr'r''d u u" VAIN"
a.. 4, pretended in The opposition 81 "n" p'''nV""
I,l,,iu- tn Ice temporary administrators under TIE al
l oi p,iutrn,nt by the surrogate of Hrooh'n y !"
p.titioncr Hattie l.. Whitney would l." interested ~
l.r,t... 10 the amount ~ 100000. ana pruulh'''
lame. NJ Christina, and i;hoda H.. KENNEDY "' h'ir'
~ their flf i.r would also h Interested !" ti' 'N,r
~ Ga. L..trt ~ -1OOUsO h,tIuriiN'd ]" mn. ~.
u.tion,r, aver that they have examined 'i' '''"'"
aud find ID CORRECT.
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THE CANADIAN PdCTEIC IN Chicago.
A REPORTED ENTRANCE GAINED BY THE POk
CHASE OF TIKI ELEVATED ROAD

A REPORTED ENTRANCE GAINED nv III" ~"
CHASE OF Thu ELEVATED ROAD
Chicago, Nov 23.-It Is reported in Chicago hhahcIa
circles that the real purchaser Of the Lake STREET
Elevated Railroad i, The Canadian Pacific lAiiWaN
Company "The Evening Journal" says: a well
known Chicago banker who has had considerable 10 40
with the transfer Of the controlling interest In tle
stock from the hands Of W. G. Mcdonald and Co'onel
Alberger sail TO day: There + little douht that the
Canadian Pacific road is the buyer. although am not
at liberty 20 give the # the parties have been
acting for The Canadian Pacific was DESTROYS Of
Getting into Chicago. bnt every avenue was closed
against them Their ontrlnc' over ih' N"baSh i eA
pon-ive and limited in accommodations and shuts
them ont Of local traffic completely. Af'ef IooNihs
the field over they decided to enter upon The elevated
track Ty this means they not only avoided me
grade crossings over other railways ana the cosby
and prot racted litigation that would onSc, Dut "olu
g. free ght of way into the very heart OF the city
\ proposition was made To Mcdonald ana AlDerger
to acquire the franchise and begin the construction
Of the road and at the proper time tn" Canadian racine
would step In and take it of their hands at II fair
profit. They secured the franchise and began the
construction work Finally their ready money De
came hort and they asked the Canadian RACINE 10
nlhl it, bargain. That corporation seemed to nave
no further interest in the road. however and Mcdonald
and Albcrcer were left with white elephant on their
hands, The Canadian Pacnc's apathy was only
fignod. Il had simply dis, yer Il that 1t c0uh DhS
controlling in the stock nj IL depressed fl'
and secure tie road hGndi,dS OF 81. u>hndS 81
dollar, cheaper than II '"ild err ON, H' '"Ipi,
c,rt'ict with Mcdonald and Nibcre"i This Is What
has DONE
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THE JUROR'S PAIN VAS ITCHING.
NE TRIED 10 GET \ BRIBE AND WAS SENT To
IRISON FOR YEAR

TRTSON FOR \ YEAR
Chicago. Nov 22.-ludgc Prown to-day sentenced
Juror. William &. Lincoln. to a term OF one year
imprisonment i'm the county Jail. Lincoln was serv
INK on the jir, which for the last two DAYS has been
listening to evidence In special assessment case
The Juror oilcn-c law I'm the TACT that he had maze
mo- Ic,. than a halrdozcn attempts to obtain bride
ron the a torley> ON both ~idoS of the case. The
court also DISCHARGED the remainder Of the jury from
further duty.
III ca-. j. Of great importance 10 the city ana
10 a Iuge uimbor Of property -ownerS-th amount at
Issue being %-oooor. Th, morning. just after court
convened Mr. Walker am attorney told IN" JUICE
that Iincolr had approached Mr.. Helm, another
attorney. and asked him for loan 81 money.
lie. told Mr. Helm" said Mr.. Walker, that he
had been ON the wrong sid" % the wheat market ON
he Board ~ 1indr and short. II owed II t
NJ money. hut hc though, now cool time t. cei
even Wheat. he said wa down 10 - cents. ana II
he had 900 TO Invest it would hrin- him fotun"
Helm iniimatrd that hr did not have that amount and
Lincoln told him that 900 would do ON Monday
nigh, rhi, same juror spoke to ATT rn"y F. W. &.
Have, and asked for monet. llaye, told Lincoln tha'
n hc had pocket, mli of dollars hr would moi give him
ccm Lincoln also tried Attorney Kellogg and mt
with the same results"
Lincoln wa, called I'm, and admitted having trel Ia
borrow money of HIVES ard X lllsg. When asked
why he did it Lincoln replied that be- rad not SuS.
Iicon Of doing anything wrong.
The balance of the jury wa, ihc1 question d. but
every man denied that ne Lad ia hcd to any + The
LAWYERS. Judge Irown then dismissed the jury r m
further duty. and at once sentenced Lincoln to Il
wear, impr>oume~t I'm the County jan
Lincoln Wa, "A wealthy boot md hoe dealer hcf r.
the fire OF l-7l. bat lost eNeil ihnS at Cat En".
lie then went To the Board of Trade epsCulntor
and ul ON" time made lme money Tut soon losi II.
lie has borne good reputation heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
Mr.. Hd NMERSTEIA'S OPEEi PLAAS.



oscar TInmmcr-tcln The proprietor Of the Man
haitian Opera House. has issued circular giVih2
I'm detail the plans a, far ~ they formulated Tor
his proposed season Of grand opera In English ana
inviting subscriptions. II Is proposed TO begin the
season on January % and to end II on april d.
giving three evening performances and on" matinee
each week. besides performance Of some hgiler
ouera ON saturday nights which will not be included
IN the subscription.
Nh uammcr~tcin announces tho rruvl>onal engage
nont Of the folio wing person, for Ms company: Nh =
cal directors Adolf Ncuoud)rN and y li~cgang: stage
manager. Charlc, Wilson. tenor Durward L"v: ban
tone. otto Rathlen,: hs,O. Conrad Behien-: prime
DONNIE Nmc Gcorgiue Won Janu-chow sky. Miss Ann"
Abu. Mi. Acnc. Dcapou ana Mis-, Thea Dorri.
More, ENGAGEMENTS are Vet 20 be- made
II (, announced tina, the first oP'rl will probably
lc HoabdH.7 which ha- never l. fore been sung IN
This country Th. other elections for ,hc first week
VIII probably be- carmen ana Fde.o.T ENmer-
aida. Nad.,lda~ and q. Tine Golden Web" have also
been secured and are all new here. Among operas
uholy TO bc produced arr Lohonrn "Ki'in'
.Taruhacn.ero Die Wallucrc." The IIl:uenJts,
~L'Afuclnc.7 "Th. Prophet. " The JewcSS." fa:si
~tava.I.ria Ru-ticana." Nenon." II Trovatore,
Don Juan " Ia Giac,nda" LaAm'." The Queen
of she a." Aida and " IIigoletto"
Their, viii be- I'm all forty two subscription perform
oncr, Thirty circle boAr, offered fjr The season
Al - 500 each. fifteen pro-ccnium boxes ~ Sl.'3o
md two small boxes at - 900 each. single seats will
De. sold nj from a T. - cents for each pcriorman @
Mr. lIammrr-teu T. particularly auAi pu~ 10 convince
rhr public Z :it ne actually IN, AN opera house, anc
not merely = th,atrc. If he can get enough sub
ST. lptlon, h" will probably do IT.
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Nh. cGEvrLAyD ms GoyE TO HoG ISLAND.

FNmorr Na Nov 2).-Thc train b"aIing PRESIDENT
elect Cleveland and his party arrived her" ut Oil
Ms morning and Mr. cleveland. who had travelled
in the private Of superintendent kcnney. of the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore branch Of the
Penn lvania Railroad started with his companions
the Journey 10 Hog Island. his destination being the
BroadwatcT Clubhouse.
An overland tfip If ten miles Is necessary 10 reach
the coart. and then will "A tcnmlc trip by water
Ia Hog Island or Roadwacr Island, ~ it, new owners
nave named IT, icrr the President 'ect will be- about
as completely cut OF from the outside wold though
he In Africa The island is the properly of the
Rroadwatcr Club. an organization composed OF about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
NE FELL rKoM Az ELEvIrEr rRiiy.

Christie Grandcron a student in The University Of
New. York a passenger elevated train 10 I'n"NN"
an lis va {, Fulton Ferry lat evening. got Of tr
AT Washington aud Yora St.. m" Bridge station N
mistake .ubpo~lng be- had reached the f'ry. It, then
,ti.tu;.d 10 huarl tnc tain aftcr the gate WI
shut and was unable 10 open th" train wa III
,otion lie wa carried bcS ond station, and The
Guard rail knoo nd him Oh" street. lie picked
mn AZ York ana iiin st- and taken D. The Hom"o
uauic Io- pitaI. 10 found that his right arm va
80 la IIy shattered The elbow Iat IL wa nnpuiatl
lie also received Internal injuries. The address Of .
friend al No 20 University Place Wa given by hiu.
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A DINNER FOR UNDERGRADUATES.

The children OF the Cherry Street Frer Kinder
garten. AT NO $40 CheTyst, yesterday "nJoNed
their Thanksgiving dinner. The cXcri-cs began at
1880 a. m. and consisted OF games, re- alio ana
music The march to dime: was most Inter
e.tlng sight all the tot. being on their best he
havior. and at dinner they cnJo'rd ~" In"i
things TO an amazing dccrc". The hindcreaten Is
for the children OF the ucEhborhO between III"
ages Of three and siN. and th" school H. open
from - 10 IL H. m Tho children taught hy
unselash volunteers who H. rlict them + much WI ch
l. useful. The kndcrglrtcn Is support 10y nun
der contributors, which may be son, 10 Mr'.
Ralph l.. ShamwOld. treasurer, No GGl llitl ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
CAL, FOR prIuwrNKLEs, SOLID AND sLIDFE'

,rno American f. not the ONLY on" VINO '".''
,i,,uohIy Into the festive spfit OF IhAi9SN'"-'
,.ru,ns lrisimom, italians. Nor"c-l'lIS' I"E''"' 49,
,.I. and Americans and even tlhn1n'n' were III u'o
o.ds al thc market, yesterday looking Tor 'u''''
Co., their THANKSGIVING spreads Noi an 90 """
. ,fer TURKEYS alone. however The i'i"-"'''
emilio ne is willing to enter into the le-t"l s"r u IL"
,m,.,i,n holiday wants hi, Thanksgiving ''n''
,.,,n, she'd 50 10 spcak. with flavor oil nome l"'
,l,.,,n.n all understand and cater l" ll' Pe'"''i
,,. - New York tity's vast foreign PDpnaiion anu
49, ,l'. eve Of u holiday such ~ this thcy ~" I''uH
CO.. the emergency. This foresight rnrii'd inen ~
an , tremendos, number Of orders yesterday HUI"
,,.,,,b restaurants for skates ana p"n"lhhh' """
,, Chinese boarding hOnscs fT rdSh"Pp"
. i,d.~., red legged and swapping turtles "h'' '""
Haitian customers NUMEROUS demands lor me III"
u,u.Inc ,u.d or cnttlcish and similar d"ih'h'
,,.r. .,,uplied. NJ home. In rance. ID" "Aui J.
cc,stnued 10 rcVcl holidays In a species Of 'uD'
nail This article Of luxury Is greatly missed "l'l
,l, come over here snd the nearest 'h'a'l'u" ~ It
t. the ,,.1wnkle. This looks something IKE lh'l
native snails though the taste say the experts Is l
,ne.,ior Then the dcsplsed skate, when IN" amer,
n,n dshcrmen bnt for The French drmnnd ""H'u
,r"hahN east aside, under the sklned h'nunnE :"
rb,s ecomes Of the choicest clshes on tnc I"nns
giving menu. The wings Of this uR" "'n are oo"
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aye and Twen,y-nnth-,t. Tie services viii begin At
700 close promptly at II 30 and De ~ special
interest college men.
uni III Thanksgiving service viii BE- held this
morning AZ II O'Clock i'm IN" Duane Methodist fpl-
colal G. rch, NO. POI lludsOn.st
- me Hope BAPTIST Grace Methodist and We>t End
frcNbylerian churches will hod union Thanksgiving
'hiuch one huudied-and fUurtl--t. and 90 j." t..
Nalu, ana ia" Rev DR.. Tppl". OF Grace Church. NH
preach.
Mis-, VI. H. Morrison. mi, j mary anon. TIE poor
whites In south Carolina. viii deliver address on
yer mi~si IN work IN the seventh Presbyterian church
MS evening al = O'clock, under the auspices Of the
81" ! ne to Christ society.
IN THU ATHLETIC FIELD.
The one absorbing topic Of interest in athletic
ciiclcs day will b" the great football game between
Vale and Princeton teams. TIA" game Will Doe called al
: p. m. on Manhattan Field. Onc-hundrcd and fifty
hltl-st. and Eighth-avo.
The Atalanla Loaf Club will hold ball and Icccp
ton tonight in Beethoven Macnncchor Hall; in Fifth
It.
The annual reception. parade and review Of tn
4Ih Regiment 10y Iig idci-f crcrl NCLe VIII IA g
place tonight nj the a.mor. Of the rg.mc't Va c
ave. and IA nch-~t. BIO Myn.
cate it, new building with app op'iai" 'Nef'l-"' II
'no huud I'd ana iit'th-St and Elov, nthare.
y reception will be- given In the evening bN me
students Movement f New York to the s. iUnE olu
dents at their paIlOrs. No. 1856 LcNiurtOu-aVc. 1t
will be- OF a social character with refreshments. ana
there will be Speaking Icy Chnunccy VI. Deprw. 81
Vale: DR.. Henry W. MacCrack"n chancellor Of the
Wilton Merle smith, Of Princeton and other prominent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
4 SIGMA CIR THANKSGIVING DINNER.

The NcW-Yoft alumni chapter Of the Srma CHI college
fraternity held It's fourth annual Th,iksg'ing q n"'. a.
evening st the Murray lll IIotc.. 1h're were about
nfty members Of the society present among them p"H
representatives, from the chapc,s ~ Cornell tnlN'rN
uohatf College Dlcklu-. 20 College and the Ma u
H. >ttuir T,chnoocr. The Rev IT, ofo" \ h ''-'i "
Of Cr- Bspti~' thurrh president ~ tn N"" orH 'i'P
tel acted a, toa,tma-ef. aud add w'i" mao" 10y
f't,uu,ry T. Ripley, OF Ncw-N orb; Alfred Taylor Z" wv
York: the Rev. Dr. T. sampson. 81 Buffalo; TT" $50
NJ NJ Miller Of Prime. TON. j. n. Rid nouc. % fl"'"
ing. T. l.. Andrew 81 Bp-ton; !. T. Han, u 'o'H'''
aud d. T. II. claiborne, If New-N or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
~ lGExr Axp ~ AcrGENs COVE.

Boston. Nov. % C-pccIan-Frank Richards. formerly
night editor of The Boston Daily Globe" ana for
two years pa, theatrical agent at the Park Theatre
and this season of the Globe Theatre. disappeared
about three weeks ago and supposed TO have
wandered away. II Is said now that h. cOprd with
Mis-, Gcoreic Lake. an actress. who leaves a husband
In New YORK.. julien Mitchell theatrical manager.
III chari, WAS married about seven years ago. to Miss
Morris. of Chicago. who had left her home 10 join
Auglstin DAYS company In New York. They were
married at the Lite Church Around the Corner
and have one child. u giIl. aerd six years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

Chicago nov. - ,~pccln.- Eilott T. shepard Is not
to have monopoly of selling ~"uFcir coins ia Ne"
YORK. CITY. lie VIII get 10000 OF the ,mN"m - "h'n
they are ready 10 bee given oat tn" Finance ""
miticc ha, decided 10 establish . Nrw->orh agency
, the safe Of the coin- with Harmon Spruanc". 'hi
of t, Iur,nu Of subscriptions. iu charge. m" hr-i
Dor of coin, Will be- READY FOR delivery about pee .l
lace H. and viii bc supplied to buyers iu the order
That their applications a." received.