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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

Miss Lillian Russell ha, just ici"nd u" 'o""
after her long Western tour. and she a"' N'' gu"
pauv viii ret ard shcar-c TIL, ""'h. ana VIII
ready for their opening at On" "arI'n InH'' "'N,
Monday she said yesterday That Size Wid h"' NH
any anarrl with IN" san lmnd-co n'",ifpTs' -
,os Iocn r.portcd but that She did not mean I" 20
"a the Far Wc.t again r." way wa 100 l''3 ="
TOO expensive even though th' receipts mi-'l
lnrcc Miss Russell seems 10 b" ird oi 'i"''lln'
any way and want, TO stay IN Sew f"fh ~ ma " -
po,,lllc Her present contract VIII MI Fi"''h 40"
a,or yin cn,,.l her 10 trnvel for pirt ~ ''ch
season. The contract lasts I'LL May, 1-"i' ana "''
Mis-, Russell thinks II will BE- renewed i.r year %
two After that ,ho doe not know "hh' VIII IiP' w.
There have been reports 10 th" "h"Ft ihi' Ms
Russell was 10 have thcair" Of her own In Ne" l"r
(, year or two but she says nothing l. dccllci ab'
:, - 60, -ho win sing I'm la Ggalc" next week aud
i.,cr in The Mounfclauk- N"Nl SUMMER ,,.' WI
be in Chicago through the World far' m WI x I,n
,o.t for thfrc months aud will open again Ia Ne"
York about n year from now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
The PEOPLE OF DONEGAL.
MRS. HART TELLS OF HER WORK IN IRELAND
~ EXHIBIT At THE WORLDS FAIR.

~ EXHIBIT At THE WORLDS FAIR
Mrs. Ernest Hart, OF London. who for many years
has lcen working hard TO Improve the condition Oh the
people OF the County Donegal. Ireland delivered an
instructive lecture yesterday at the Rome OF MISS
Cooper at No. ll3 East Twenty -nrSt-St About 2oO
guests were present hear about Mrs. linrts work
and to see the s;ereOpcon views OF some oil l!ie III
iere>iinc places in Donegal.
In 1883 when my husband and first visited Done
gal, said Mrs. Hart. "wc found the people half
starved, and although they were both ANXIOUS ana
Willing TO work. there was absolutely nothing for them
to do. In those days in tn" corner OF every houSc
CT hut the pig was being carefully cared FOR ana TO-
dav I'm many OF the homes Of Donegal the pig Is 1ouu
in the corner But through our school. and BY sur
rounding the people by good influences we are uyin'
to overcome the bad Influences OF centuries. IL may
sur,,sn Won n hear me say that there were no S'ch
things a. chairs and tables in Donegal up to short
time ago.
"poncgaL in 1853, being cut of by the boys and
the mountains from the commercial world auueu
Mrs Hart had only few Industrial resources.
but now on account OF the technical schooi anu u
he other good work that has been carried on th're'
Knitting summing. weaving, shrt-maklng, handker-
chief embroidery printing. hcmsiitchng and iace-
making are done. When we first took up 'he "oi"
~ finding something fOr the people Of Donegal 10
do there were 1000 families there ara no, car
pcntcr could be found among the entire hu"U'r.
Now we have three carpenters In Donegal "no 'H''
~ lc trained in London, aud in time we hope To get
tables and chair; in all of the houses. By Dulldhs
ND mdu,ric, "" hope 10 do away with eVc'lohS'
/ am here in Ncw-York to tX t. rails" funds 70 as
SIS, in cnrryng on thu work and small Sub'crpi Jhs
will be gratefully received ,,. A., ,vo.,,,.
MIR, Hart intends TO Eavr IN cNhlblt ~ me NuiI
Fair The exhibit u include Irish point. crpcueI
lmpuro and Limerick Lace, cmbFoid"iie, Tor cur,ai,
coycrlots cushions. tea table covers. et'.. nlla" 10
Ireland by the trained workers who nave Deen III
,truccd under the supervision OF the D9n"E so
Many Il the articles Will be Oh exhibition tocay a.
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

N GnoHsG u ., III, on lat, Mo Ss@ R Rca her
n; and friend, cc tGcDt i@'ic 81 70 G aT5r
W r' IInhoter s. j. on wclne.dly, December H. le'-'
rn T' m a at at convenience Of family. 1000
ArEN-In BROOKLYN. on sunday December lo'n' 1877
eaTy r. AG 5sf5 az stlnG the funeral services az his
ia,@ residence Hanson Place. IhuTscly Ne's' ''
Int aal lm I@1I' at at l : sr.,'' Mass.
Boston papers please copy , 1900
hrIl, ] wife Of IN, leo, Robut Bo,twck IN the 'o'h
"iiis liz ~ il. beloved .lrcp.' ,o.
cArFN N bloom n'ld y. j.. on Mondly December l''"
80 .d y" Wi, p S Si at &s late
qgT day. NIP Res sc IN e Tsa at on dS train
H. and ". Il r.. lowing foot Of Bai'1'y'''
cunerI 40 70 Mcycr 5 aSkS s9iS, ;ne Hs s"d
Ee,t,c- and find o he family are i@ytsd 10 at u,
o'rlock " n from the Flr.t Reformed Church. Hack
c,asc. viii mc Gazing ;o' q fG @d%.K 81 @ %i
rANcHEE Sqddcay at f.n"ood y Jc,I December IN
1892. jams T. fanrh y r. as , 1 t,nvood ~ j.
rac,2l .sryicGs c, at his o ols a NJ ''"'
nARrr-on the eth inst, Henry A. HAITI NJ d. IN
sG ,o ,' b I late sdrncc lt2 EAst 3h-st, on
T"r.i,y The 10Th Inst. 10 30 a. m.
toILEY-In Dover y. j.. December 18Th. Isaac d.
r1 1o az nHI G ' a,c Tosoace wcdne,v. at m
TTLF-wuam Little Satprday De- cmScr H. iS'-' at
Fnn,r -a-,i,r, Tue. ay Dec. 20 ON ARRIVAL oil ~
!, mn train foot of Bl'cav-si u. J.. anu w
Ca.ri,gc~ In waiting a Montciair station
tIVING>TON-At Gr,cn Cove springs. Fla, on Mond'F
ncrrr,h.r ION ISg2 Watts &. INing-ton, NJ d, OF
his CIV In the 7lth year ~ his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter $3.50
r,.r.rn An friday Dcccmbo. 10Th 1892. Ella Bard
Ettcr wif y John 4 Rucr, aud daughter OF the late
Mathew Ba. I'd. Of Philadelphia. a., ., ,.,,,os
Relatives and friends are nYtd 20 the funeral services
at her a;o resldcncc 500 MldsonaNe.' Tuesday De-
tember 90 al D. M $500
sEAMNN-N Glen Cove. l.. l., on seventh day, I'm
month l7n. 1872. Louis Valentine. sou al nu, j. anu
Watdd, " amnn, aged months and 10 days
Funeral private. 400
sTEELE-s:r, Eliza \. Si"ele Dscrmb,r l'ti' IN hef
soth vcer widow Of Captain Joseph steele.
r0oerro} Wednesday morning 10 80, Tom her late resi-
dracc 3oi Adeph-st, Brooklyn.
rIrrs-Of pneumonia on sunday December 18th, j.
iudyway son ~ NJ {. aud {. \. Tiers
service Mott Avenue Methodist Episcopl
Church ijOth,t Wednesday, the 2lst at IL o'clock
a. IA.
VAN ZILE-Suddcnly. at Toy, y. Y. Sunday evening
DcrcnIbsr 18TH 1892, Oscar T.. Van Iic.
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LnNNIN A. ATII n.

pho bodv Of Edwin \. Aztec, who wa Killed by falling
from a tain on the PENNSYLVANIA Eal'f''d az ""'''H'
On sunday was sent To Philadelphia " to-day To-
-, At, Atloe wa for many ycIra connected with
The tohleh valley Railroad aud occupied place Of 'u'
~, III. e,netai once. lie was the son OF fh"'h rlu
,r. and grandson Of Edwin Augustus Aztec a VEL
known physician Of Philadelphia. HIS R'''''S s".'
,,p,,,n At,cc was the first As>ocidt" Justice "
.',,.,e Court Of PENNSYLVANIA md during the EeNo
,,,,,,rv war was chairman Of the Committee "n 9o''y
mr lain Alice and Or. Washington Alice boIh prom
mont surgeons of Philadelphia, are cousins q" wv r''
man. His wife dcd several years 'bo' ''' WV
children.
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an grpry OVER THE NEW v1NDERBILT HOUSE


co,cc,iu. vandcrbHrs now s2oooOoo house In run
~ nom r;yse,cnth to Fifty-eighth sts VIII pr'oaoy
w. s., Entirely finished for two years lie owns the
Nv. ,nha,n front Of the block but VIII ma dly ge'
,o ., the hous, tho fifty-eghth-st corner until
nctoher lsol The 7th Regiment Ne''i'na C''o nd' !
'o 49, :, Mace until the TIN" named ana has spent
aoy ,,ol,and dollars in nttng It up for club uses
Mr. vanderbilt will have flower garden saa driven ay
-, ,ha, p,,t OF his plot which the clubhouse covers
III " 90, o,uralIv be- laid out after all the building
- ~ pnishcd 90 the clubs lease will not interfere
TO-, tnr vo,x OF the mlsols and brckayels.
m. c,uh has been treated I'm most kindly fashion by
,do,hut ard rs members wer, willing q give up
,he,r le,Sc for fair comp'n,ation They felt wsth'd
j., xnectIng the payment Of the expenses OF hitting up
o,,r cubhou.e a. a rcmun ration for moving twenty
w Months before they had to do so Mr.. Vanderbilt
,'.r did not need the ground badly enough TO cause
49,. tenant. the Inconvenience Of removal
IN. ub has lust elected these new mcmb r.: Regular
,.on,a n Thorn; associate. Ezra II. Fitch. Whitfield T.
pr...ineer John D. Crouch. Edward T. Casey, H. Won L.
uevcr and Charles Imbre smith. These nave been
,,,,ced from ASSOCIATE to full membership: u. w
rmo.v II McE. Schmidt and George \. Wylie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

Iou'syilic Dee 10 SpccaD.-Th" Rev "eoree H.
r. ~ president Of the dcfnnct Masonic NVlhE' h"""'
died this morning by his d'hth was fcil'''" o''
,, -. .e,,. vas among the mos, prominent hnancicrS
A., o,i.,-uIc and the south Mr. krtcccr had been
IA ,,r some time but Few except the members oil III,
f,mly knew that hi, condition was serious Ihc
~, h,nker's death Is attributed 10 complexion OF
,I.oa.,s chief among which wa asthma Ills Ill
o.. dated from thc time II the Masonic Bank hilre'
" a.. a.,t, VA. undoubtedly FASTENED 10y br0odng
any ~ ,nnd.ucy n, a result OF his financial rcvcises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
OBTTTA Y.
crorGF cEXrER brown.

Cincinnati. OHIO u g. 19.-'''"rg" Center hro""' "
WI Known Journalist - nj, Gty, dlri N"tcrdaN o.
h.,r, failure. AZ, nnv--iN. For the pat ten years
ne had been on the san ~ tn" Enquirer bn' was
forrnrrIv connected with TIE Globe Democrat oi -
oul.. POI gong into Journalism lie Irict'sci IL"
In Il Louis, several wear, aco Mr. Brown accom-
nnulcl Ilcnry " ,ian'"v. tho Nrlcan cNpo'r' Oh y"
Ir' ,t 49,, "a fhe f,r w.t. Mr. Brown pcnt ~.
Ioti~d m Held Mas. where his mother sun
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rIIEtnN -nNKEOWS.

r'rin. H.. DC. - ,Spccian.-Thcron narrow'' wee
n~ d.n If thr Home National Uanl died last hlsH'
-, p,rnl,-i. Mr. rarr1Vs Wa, born NAY J. I7l'' q.
c,lnth. y. y. ami spent the first orty-on" years 81
his hf. there II. learned tie trad" Of bhoN
smith AMI followed It almp, until the time 81 Ms
removal ~ Inral. though FOR short nm, 'I1.,H'o
-, ,,. iry.o,,s nu.,ne-. On coming - this city he
,uc,r.d i'm tie HARDWARE trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
r1lr rEv. GrnRGE l. EoGEEs.

Louisville. Dec. 10 ,sp 'dar.-Thc Rev. "'orF' w.
Rogers. ,hr Oldest divine I'm the state. II no' III 'H'
who'll. cnnniry. died NJ hls home on the Preston ST.
,,,ad Ia, night lie was ninety MIN" years on al"
ma. been a resident 4 Kentucky for nearly 'hf'"
,,,,r,or. ~ a century H. fought IN th" Mexican
,..n 49,, ,,,4 ur,hahy the Oldest pcn>oncr IN this
,,.rv Tuiu 4 wear ngo he rode into Ia" p'y
o,ur ,in,.. = year 10 draw hi, pension being man
II remarkable vlrilty f.r on" OF ~, year ia III,
lnrlc- received from Ills 'Nhhs 'a''l"E "'' ''"'
nj, death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
TO TyITriTr GROVER CLEVELAND.

secr.t meeting Of TIN N'w-York imp.
ter OF the SIGMA chi frltcnity was h'h
last ni2ht 30 l01 East ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, "
the uurpo.a OF making Tnal arrangements for th' ta
zion NJ Grover Cleycllnd into the fra rny AthO1'h
no, college man Mr.. Cleveland has been n'l' an
honorary member. II not known what tine or place
viii be convenient for the Pr'sidcntelec' ana co'
mittcc was appointed to call on him ana co"P'''' u"
o.
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Mp crIvEIayD PAYS NO ATTENTION

Richmond. Va, Dec. 1o.-The paper served on
President eject Cleveland few wees while lie
was hunting Hog Island. Informing him that he
WAS made a party defendant In tie suit o: Smith
spetns, the bondhcldcis' committee was made re-
,nrnaMe before the Chancery Court to-day. The pro-
cess was only legal form OF court proc DUE and no
ore thought that Mr. Cleveiand Noud respond Ia
person. He has p,id no attention whatever to The
ra,e- and Il Is doubtful II he ever will. When the
case Comes up for trail his depoaiton may be taken
epA uset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

THE Iiunchlack' was withdrawn at DAYS Thu aire
last night after twenty -four successive perform mc
1t was put up FOR "A run Of one week II has drawn
full houses for month, and il has enabled MISS keh
10 impre.s and delight her public In IN unusual de
gree bv her lovely and pas Ionat, an1 very natural
embodiment Of Julia. Tonight Mr. DAILY will revive
A, You Like u~-Mi,s Rchan playing Rosallnd ana
Mr. Bourclicr presenting Orlando. 1.-The Bellies
stratagem, in which Miss Rchan VIII play Lrnta
I1a-dy and a new piece called The Knavc' are In
I.reIara,ion 10 succeed the Shakespeare comedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

Wise spoke OF The Pait Of the virginia Oolony VIC
Fay Dr. w C. srinis OF Boston. took for his subject
1.-The Part OF the Dutch" and the Rev Dr. Arthur Ltte
referred rhc OF the pilgrims ana the Puiltihs
In closing his remarks Dr. Little said tat the 'puph
for the pngms ought 10 be THE creators anu "o
Founders the Republic" Among those present were
Gene al o. o. Howard tho Re-. Dr. - H. virgin j. IL
Washburl the Rev. D.. W. H. Ward, W. H. ho"ahl'
the Rev. D.. 4. II. Clapp the Rev. Dr. bIad'otd inc
rev Dr. G. j. Deems {. H. Patton ana "l"d" i''''u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
7ruroRIRY ArnloyY FOR MRS. WINSLoW'

y,rlton D.. Dec l9.-Judcc +. g. sm'lh Vi ',e
rir.t ndcioI Circuit Court. to day rendered Wv
r,.lou ON the application OF Mrs. Daisy Win''ow ior
Temporary almony In the case OF divorce p''' ',
AGAINST her brought by her husband Herbert lam
Winslow. the playwright The court grams "'
winslow $50 per month for the support o' i''l ""'
child, 200 for the eNpl''' VI ."'m7 '''''' .n "
~ , ,h oa., in NV York City and go at
, ..r H tnrs Mrs Wln.ow. who has been IN >on'h
Wio,, Tor three weeks has returned 10 Nc"-iof"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
OTHER INCIDENTS.

Mr. Pamer's company appeared al the Harlem
Opera House last night. and rcpresepted MI THOMAS
oh,r,,in., inlay Of Alabama At the Columbus
Thea,r. there was a reprOdu ton OF g. Fair Rebel
Mr. Carl A. IIa>win aud a company lcd by Lin ap-
pearpd Ut tho Grand Oucn iloGsc ana cave core
ful and creditablr p r:Ormance OF TIE meiodiHini'
/" Tho silver King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
SPECIAL Notices.
Christmas Appeal Of the
CIULDREN' - AID Sotif
FOR POOR CHILDREN.

Christmas is the season which should cspcc1y De maze S
I In NrwN on. thousands Of boys aud g., but l9r
hn Iodainc. the thllden> AID Society Moulu
49, i,. I'm baflcs cellars. hcrding IN ne Gcn' Oh
try, and Nagabord-. Thousands OF Other but Ter our
In.tr,i school, would br rowing the ttirets hiclau
and hungry and growing up To be- s.olant Nagrant ana
"" desire at this season to mai" on. happy DAY Tor
thea. llt.r victim, ~ poverty anu misfortune Win prs
cnt, clothing dinners. hood shoes ana the IKE ki,.
~ mood roncy and voluntary help 10 enlarge tho" schoo>
~ mac room for hundreds Of neglected children OF We
uoor who canu0t now lind place ia any snool' "o"N'
iii ga v.,sh 10 present a hons t. the homeless. -
Twcntv Dollars will place homeless wall IN u'stih'
ty Dollars will put shoes fifty barefooted little
,,-- .,, ,.,o,tt, ,our,sbino M, d; n.
ncrs for one month the halitary'd chlden oil one ."
our Industrial schools. 81, ,.. ,....,.. ION ,ha
,oorf Every dollar helps. -. . ~.
f an If nrovl,lons and clothing NAV he sent 10 inc
rcr,,ai Ocirr No. - ~. Marks Place New, YORK ,iA
y, ,,iII he allied for II the address be forwarded 49, $3.50
D,,otlons OF money may he incosed T. any OF te un
signei II In checks postnice ordeie' made la!aoe
I" D. WILLIS JAMES, President
GEORGE : COE Treceuer. IL nM's ST.
American Exchange Nauor1l Bslk - Ne"'iorA'
l?s Broadway. y. \.
c. LORING BRACE. Secre2Iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
RECEPTION OF TIE wATERcoLor CLUB.

The third annual reception and private we" :" '''e
veu.yorN wa,crcolor Climb wa held at the ii''n ~.
enue Art Galleries. 30. 366 Fnhave' ias' cVe"'ns
About 500 persons present and 3oi works "re
hIhited. about twice that number having Dee" o"'a
Among some OF the pictures most ADMIRED "''' >, !.
Hut Mrs Van iIouten Mesday Mo,ner anu no'n
clara NcChcsnoy: Landscape" and AFTER inc ha'''
!, v-,.,, nou, dead Toward the Close OF an
uctober Dav.- W. G. Filter: "Niolets,' Mary T. ii'r'
and After the Game Claude Racquet iiir"t' Hmons
nose present were W. vcrplanck Blrney' = J. mp
man. G. C. Curran. W. II. Drake BENJAMIN 49, 80,
Childe Ifassanr. Miss Amy Kellogg, MIS- h .a
Kellogg Mrs. Rhoda II. NICHOLS H. d. ,,I.,o
100 p viios The officers Of the club are 'h"'
,ios.am nro,dcrt Ehoda Holmes Nichols. vc"-pr,s.
dent Charles Warren Eaton treasurer r. M
recording secretary Henry u, Sh.,i o', mi, lam,
sccrctary The ex hibition will continue "'" Jam"
ary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
FIFTH AVENUE AND GOTH STREET.


If any bcncvOIrriy inclined ind' idn- u'e ma
~ ,h'. laDuy Uhr ,dc for q pace "nei bts MAY
~ aud worihiy bestowed, and VIII be truly
ated them turn their attention " tr 'oe ~
tpa TIiepdess 81 Esit goth and - East otn sSfeesS'
Lot ,yeen 4th and Madison avenues, In tih city; -.
rhc Home Is the lOng-established Institution OF sno
American Female Guardian Society, when i one OF Ns
YORK;, Oldest chdrbes. having now rach'd us my
.ear n is work mainly for the rescue oil poor lent-
les suffering Children who are her sheltered anu, mheo
circumstance, favor transferred to Chftan hemes III
the country where they adopted and tFaeu ios Vs.
funess. 49,. 49,. ,oo, roc.i,od and ain
the work goes on with quiet diligence Nearly Two nun"
d-pd boys and girls now inmate, OF the Home
The Ioinc ala in charge twelve Indn,tria SCHOOLS
Of the city, with registry "
and an OF 2c52 children too destitute 70
o sustain properly the Home and its twelve school:
requires a laege OUTLAY We have no endownent ana
0elrnd mainly voluntary contributions money 10
THEREFOR urgently needed for the work. ,,,, ,.
provisions and clothing Will b" thanKOly rcceistO.
Parcels Will be sent for receipt Of address Donations
NAV bc sent TO tho Treasurer, Mrs Soah ~ stone 70
.?th-st ...o.,,., ,xor,
II there is onywhre good work 10 claim attention ron
those who bcntow this II certainly one ha'
Mrs NJ T.. HOuGHTON, Pres,
Mrs A. STONE. Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

The household furniture Is appraised at al 900 por-
traits End pictures. 1919: copyright OF .Child Life
~ frosr - songs Of Three Centuries ana "Child
ine,' Sooo al other copyrights. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
GENERAL KosEcRAyS's PROPOSED TRIP.

Washington, Dec 10-tienera Rosecrans con
t,,es in lnpoye and felt so well today that he
COMMANDED hi, son-ln-law Governor Toole OF Montana
10 the railroad station the aiters trip 10 til" West
The General hopes to leave the city for southern
California next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
uryyrR or THE coyGREGl7IoyAL CLUE.

The regular monthly meeting ana dinner Of the c0ngrc
,ato1al club OF New.Yofk held at The st. Denis
Hotel last evening. Lucien &. Warner, the mc'drt
was in the The topic TO- the evening when wa,
.vrss.ted BY approaching anniversary Of isf.aues
DAY. wa ''The Making Of ne Republe," john -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

.yrryToEy OF WHIrTIERs ESTATE FILED
salem, Mass, Dec. Io.-Among Tue INVENTORIES p'n
At the Probate Court today that OF tie estate OF
Iohn q; whittier The amount Is $I33.720 OF which
"A zoo 4. real estate ut Amesbury, The balance J:
S.sonai property, being largely N stocks ana bonus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
An EVERYDAY CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

Do Won want 10 make Christmas present mat VIII
no us,d every day I'm the year, I'm The once me
library the drawng-rOom, the ballroom. or on l.e
str,r,, II So "A Caw'S Dashaway doulIlt"ic'd loui
,ain Don viii in the BIZ The best made costs onN
~ 81 I.rrge~ size, up to &lO. Caws Ink ana zen
10 No. lOi Broadway. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
WORK OF THE YEAR.

There were during the past year IN our SIX Lodging;
,,os' 600 different boys and girls; 2oflll meals ana
nj S,7 lodgings supplied IN the twentyone day
ya, svcninr school, II d3S children, VINO were
ana d MARTY 70 and partly clothed 1892 meals being
supplied t02 sent 10 homes and e ,S ans
yerc aided with food medicine etc thfoush the s n,
Nissiol'' S53 children enjoyed the dement's
..S,nn,er ome at Bath l.. |. averaging about
zoo ner wccl iS9 rothers and SEX nfants Mors ss
Nv, I,,aith Iome' ct Concv Island. Total nuIloer
=" dnr charge Of the society during the year 80 03o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

prom,, pcrccption Of a difference in favor VIII
root your senses the first time you smoke the lam RAJ
po,bon YOU will Ike IT, We believe you will say you
mover so enjoyed / cigarette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

Artistic Presents Of Permanent Value. Framed
rr"' i-'-"'"S'' '''' KEPPEL'S. 90 East 16th-st.
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Iicbig Company's Extract oil Beei'

Ak far "Mant)u" Water. and don't he lea 70 bucESe
thnf ,one other (, JUS; good oder II Tor he hon
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I55 Worthst four hundred children 10 the Home ana
ScIooI Tor whom IL wants provide Merry Christmas
m" tree with It's wonderful fruit which i - dear 70
rntovn is no less welcome to the little ones OF the
Ei,e points Donations Of m ner. toHs and nu'r.>
Sntohr for gifts ar, very earnestly solicited WM T.
pAENARD Superintendent.
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rs,i in household, throughout the world.
DIEL d.

your oroccr keeps Cudahy's Rex Brand Extract o,
PaoY Tor h, can't afford TO Keep hrst-ci''s sugar u
s.cond.class food products
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For Holiday Gifts go to o'Nellrs, sixth avs Twen.
,lpih to Twenty-arst OF. Largest variety, lowest
prices.
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MOUNT HOrE CEMETERY.
ONCE. $50 e.h.ave.. corner 23d.st.. N. Y.

Ken.co Cemetery. the Harlem Railroad. ts minute,
from the tnnd Centrl Depot New Depot az entrance
Orlce lG East iodst
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Irish Arr Fabrics for Christmas Present

An Interesting Exhibition and sale of decorative en-.
brod RE, VI laces Ireland under Mrs. nest
art direction will opened to-day the wareroons VI
WM BAUMGARTEN CO.,
31l Fifth
On Tuesday at 3 T. NJ. Ms Hart VIII give an account
Of how hci Irish worker. trained.
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u.guc,i.u, Electricity cures when drugs fail Menti
physical discasss tfeuteo' Nv S"NAs~ S~-~''' Nv
Wast t0thS6
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Fine cut Glassware for Holiday res ~. rru.ntv
priced o'Ncins, slxthsve' a~enu''"
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ii. WuudcrIich Il Co.,

ii. Wuudcrch II Co.,
SGS Broadway.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ETCHINGS,
ENGRAVINGS.
wATER-CoLoRS ard
CARBON pRINTa
NEW PUBLICATION JUST RECEIVED.
$780,"
BY JACOCET. AFTER MISSIONER
Exhibition u
NOTES OF SPAIN.
BY GEORGE HITCHCOCK
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRlSTMAS.
Presbyterian Hospital.
7Oth-st. and Madi>On-ayr.
Affords medical and surgical aid u patients irrespec.
OF d, nationality color No one refused on
account " inability
r,atd In wards during he year............ 2fst
Ir,at in the Emergency 80
Treated IN tn D>cn> nv o'ofy
aei ambulance surg OH
Whole number
AmDuiInco ''''"
Supported BY voluntary contributions. Need OF funds
very great Iwcn'.hve private roons
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26a Fifth Avenue, Ncw.York.

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Inward g. co. Howard g. Co. Howard Co. Howard 20.