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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
MR.. MrRpHr,s LIST or coyvERrs SWELLING

MR. MURPHY'S LIST or CONVERTS SWELLING.
New-IIavcn. Dec Is (Spccial.-Thomas +. Murphy.
the Young temperance agitatOr, gave to-day powerful
impetus to the revival begun here fortnight ago.
He addressed two audiences Of 1000 each at the
Hyperion Theatre, and secured over thousand names
for his pledge list, At the meeting to night the house
was flied 50 soon that the doors had to be closed
an hour befoie the time for beginning the services
had arrived Mr.. Murphy to-day announced MS
plan for aiding his converts To cold water rsoll-
tons A temperance league will he formed In this
city, embracing several social clubs. which will pro-
vide coffee. reading amIscmcns and opportunities for
social Intercourse subscriptions for this purpose
were asked today The response was liberal. nearly
81 900 being Obtalnns 1T once. Mr. MURPHY : con
vcifs now number over 1000. lie intended To leave
New Haven tomorrow. but has been presumed to
remain Till after Christmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
MR.. LOPILL1RD SAYS he WASNOT LdSHED


Pi,r1o oril,ari IT, denied most empha'ical-v YES
tcr,iay flat he wa FLASHED across thc face WIN Il
Will, in the hand, OF cdhman when III front "l '''
Holland House last Friday cVerinT -" d''iAr'N
Thai he had 10 disagreement VITA cahman \ well
dressed young man. however, was sANhrd across 'l'
face ly Jane. Lyons. cabnan. when ne "'' '"l""
ing in IRON. Of the Holland Ious' on thai evening
SOM, or b cnplov,s Of the hoi,. declared that tl"
victim wa, Mr Iorilllrd II IA" man were NOT Nr'
,rlllard tl.. employees said Yesterday hc was some
ore who rode I'm the Iorard carriage for. ih'F -'N
the Lorilarl carriac' WA in front - ih" h'if q,
Tho time of The alault, and the man who was "NA'
,c,,.. fho f,c. w. sc,a t. sc o,t Of h" cariia-"
Durriedlv Mr. Hartman. H." manager OF I'D" li'''"
House and 1.oua, Burn. iAc hotel detective" '1y lh'
,bcy d. not know who thc victim Of 'Ac assault Wa.
4 cabman who wa present at ,hr tine. "Nc WHO
thought That Mr. Loriliard thc victim >hd
The yolr. mans coachmnn wanted the 'A'inah
10 move on when Ic dr0v" up INT inc """N ~
fused lie sworc at ~" young mans c"'ch"'' "''
then the young man jumped ont % ne n- al" 'ooN
hold ~ the horses head. II was ih'n u"l INC '''
man struck him with Ii, whip. The gentleman ran
into tnc hotel aud soon dftrrward DrtcctNc h"'"'
came out ana arrested the cabman. do ho' Mo"
whether IN" young man was marked Oh 'n' i"'' ="
not but ! think he was
As the story T. told The man WHO was S''>"ol
across the face WAS impatient TO reach the Holland
House entrance and as Lyons did not make a great
.ror, +, Get his cab ont of the way he jump ID ONT
Of his cair.acc and cndc1vOrod 20 pun the oabman
horst. aside by Juggling at he Bit LYONS reached
over and struck the Young man. Whoever III" N""n-
man wa, hi, friends are onG"avorns 70 conceal his
~ flc man Who wa t.lt'd not mention d, ana
ih. prisoner was permitted 20 20 free, a. tue NI''m
Of Tie assault refused 10 - INTO court ,
The butler al the Lo:illad h,ns" y's'erlar .a'i
tiai Young VIZ. LOrard Ia the city on .HiH
ns9 bg, Fiat 9r W., Ta' ,i a1 p Of tho ,a Int d
not believe t!ai Nj. Loriilatd wa th; Nic'im.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
CORNELIUS TANDERBILTS NEW HOUSE.
SOME DETAILS OF THE PLANS OF THE MAN ION
10 BIZ nrILT u EETII-NNE.

TO BIZ BCILr N FFTII-AVE.
The inside Of the Cornelius Vanderbilt house. at
FiftlI-ave and FIhy-soven;h--t, which he occupied
until last SUMNER is undergoing change a5 Is well
known. The sly houses above It in Finhavc., also
owned by Mr.. Vandcrtilts being torn down, with
one exception 1t is said that the corncr-hoIse,
however. will not b. torn down mt present Mr..
Vanderbilt has owned a strip Of land running through
to Fiftycighth-s behind the Fifthavc. houses, Tor
time From wing of his former house,
which designed especially for smoking den. y
the view north to that street was unobstrlcted
Mr.. Vanderbilt now about one fourth OF the
block. He has the entire frontage in fiftlave ana
about 200 feet In Fifty seventh aud Fifty eighth Sts
II Is said that the new house Will cost about
81 100000 II not moro. II has been said also that
among tho features OF the plan are to be large
gardens surrounded by iron fence from the
plans lilel with the city Building Department, the
new house will include an addition to be seventy ciGh
feet and six ard onc-quartcr inches by 40 feet and
seven inches. The addition Will be four stories high
with an attic. The former home will be- completely
rcmodnlld inside and will have alterations in its
outer walls. 1t will become component part OF the
new house. The style OF architecture Of the new
10 Will be in keeping with that now Standing.
George H. Post, who i the architect OF the new
house. when mt his home, No. ii West twenty
first St. yesterday said that he was not In position
to make the plans public.
can say that Mr. Vanderbilt Is going to build. and
tba ne will have fine house." added Mr.. Post. Mr..
now. ana, therefore. there is an embargo Oh my
tOuCllp.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
ENDING THE GiRyIrE srRIKg ~ MINE

rochland Me. Dee. ia committee representing
The sonecnters Of Hurricane III" hlv" beeh In the
city for the last two days IA consultation nj the Booth
rto,nc.s AID Hurricane Isc Granite com
NAMES, hcadquart,rs. The bill of prices
,nduc on Mr,h |. lsg2. was 'ienei
thns cncctmg de ariii,n % peace. The settlement
differs little from the utncr treatic' that have been
made throughout New England. between l,50O and
- O0O men will return work. This practically end,
liz, GREAT struggle I'm this region. about Ia" Only place
,yner.. Tie mon not working being Long Cove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
THE Press GLIB rfyD STILL GgowIyG

The following additional subscription, 80 The Pro-
GLIB lnlding and CHARITY Fund were received la'i
gvec;;: Morton Bill, a Co.. !. H. Bate. d. H. kim,
IT, 81 900 each EcThcimcr & schmidt. Conrad stern.
Robert Macay. Dr. J. T.. Hssell, ). ochncy, the !.
NJ sehaeicr brewing Company and Il. ii. M"'ari'.
500 each: lloadlcr. LauterDIch a "o john Bloc -
good. and George E,ngcr q Co.. $50 each :. H.
Wales, :. Y. f. Ch.mana. +. W. p"roc nud VI Myers,
300 each; j. II. ilcsln. :. - AHcn Nelson >n''!
Page +. Oppcrhclrci, j.. "a" Consumers rrew.ng
COMPANY {. q. Wilson and G.. W. Fiuaiti. 300 cish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

PRIMER COr'e HROWNIrS' At / cIhNH ~"
III, an .ho,s' and nCors' carnival VIII open 'l'
4 the Lemon Ly,cnm. If'f-ai'h ''' '','' -.
and contiu.r afternoons aud cvc'iniS uhill b''"'p
- Tie, main ball 81 the LY'cHm WEI " "''u ~
,,. cnfatlyc pubisA.ng and bi.in".N ho''cN % NOW"
Yo.; and Eplon. Medieval drieh'' no"''N "n'
decor:tIo.is appropriate L. '!r'st"'S VIZ ''
p,i,,inr, dramatic AID literary lict rare eNh'''
Ann. Of books loaned from BON lh"nc "I" P'''"'
collectors. will lie exhibited. In the cF''"T ''-'''
,o,ccops and realistic tabcans VIII be gVch OF "o
,.c,,,, stage rcpY.ScntlnC artistic and literary
.co,cs in which from ten TO INV people VIII ''"o
,ou Palmor Cox humorous ltte " bi'hllhe' WIZ
bc sc.n. il IS said in real nc'A ana uioo'' vi
Cetrv's society has threatened - prevent me h'u"
rcoplc appearing. but NJ. Rychhah' m"haee' u "'
carnival dccllIes hc will pay no ATTENTION I" IT,
Tho other tabcau will be taken from shhhesPo''''
ID clens the Bible and famous paintings. ''PP"
IN Regiment Eand Will be in ATTENDANCE 4N'"S
0rrIc.tral concerts in the afternoon ana evening.
THO carnival f. The sclem" OF u nuInIhr ol HV''''
l,tcr,'ry men of tins CITY, who think the >cccss J.,
Sufficiently assured 10 make ~ permanent '"""''
crfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
vru cyr-ECU rOB cOLORED c4THOLfC

:, PAM MINI. Dec 1a.-Archh.hop Ireland deii-
o,,a This morning The new Church Of ST. Peter Clavcr
,~ tbc special use OF coorcd Catholics. The chhich
is 81 prctty ediGcc quite large I'm proportions ana COST
Ing ~ 600 The congregation OF coored 'aih'I'' was
rcanizcd five year, ago with membership % cen
Il now counts fcv,ial hundred concerts 10 Inc N''''
f,tb and bid, ial: 10 increase rapidly I'D wv, I"'"'''
ri. r,v H. Casey /, thc pastor. III" .'rth"l'IDP III
49, dt.cour., denounced I'm strong woIds the social
,-,c,s,, from which the cOloIcd people suffer- o'-
,,orinc II contrary 10 humanity, 10 thc ' nn
Iiciou and TO the slint OF the AHierica" h'P''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
TIE ROMAN CHURCH AND TIL. SCHOOLS.
pR. TYLER SAYS THAT THE ATTITUDE OF TIE
CATHOLICS Is CHANGING.

CATHOLICS Is CHANGING.
The Rcv. DR.. Il. +. Tyler pastor Of the Church
~ the Disciples %. CHRIST. IN West Fifiy -siXihSi
spoke to a large congregation last night on TIL"
Roman Catholic Church and the school Question:
The presence Of Nonsgnor Satolli in THIS country.
the Doctor said. was indicatiy" Of cham" OF DIS
position on the part of Pope Leo. + II not rather
absurd" hc added In referring to Nou.icror Saiolli
aGdr g f. tie hr,hll-h0ps. that man who 'aEAot
speak a word Of 90" English augmg" should come
here 10 teach how t. 'ducatc orr children? In
tlio United states tie perccntar" Of t"racy is only
seventeen per cont. TIT, includes every class Of
men. native or foreign born. Sow her" comes =
gentleman from country which /, the home of the
Roman Catholic church 70 tell MS u the proper way
20 ,ducat" children.
I'm that country the rate Of illiicracy IS 73 per
cent. Cnnplr~d with orr native born citizen, and
those who have bcon educated hero "a per cent II
our foreeu-!oIn population g. NHt"'at'" That
Nrr. Satoli apprcc alod the wisdom Of tn" public
school system in hi, country and IT. benefit, DR..
Tvlc ID ,y.I whom De-. said N-r. ~lto"i dId NOT
want pl.oclla school. established in Roman Catholic
pirl-ho, ml,., they could BE- made IN every WY
cquol 70 the public schools.
Mr. >ator, qury rs 10 vh"'h"' par3chll sclool'
conil not be- established au "qIal grad" of ~
c.llonc, viHi tlc public schools here virtual
rr uo, dement, o., Doctor aid or t- ~upcil lllf"
~ fir Anglican pubic school system. Evcry
r,li-ion / represented e. our schools added Dr.
heart iu or .ri 81 roo Let the religious clucl
lion - our children Dee attended f. at homo. The
change ~ altitude on the pat or ~" Roman Calolr
Church what ! want - call your attention -. If
only trtlu- 10 DO what all other scots have already
dome. The attitude = III, Church Is changing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

Frank Dau-oscl's peoples :fcc singing c'a--cS d.
cided yesterday favoc q meeting Oh Christmas Day.
Coisc,ucntiy tie ;icc tTl's"5 NJ. Ea'o sessions n"Y
sunGa, afternoon =, usual 81 cooper jn'o9. EcLwiCk
HAL. E.hty-si>tE - gu0 T.Id-sve nnd IN III" arcr
hal Of ,hr IIei.cv Iusiitvte rtI"ru1ie'. -ld Fac
BrOarVav. The class witch meets IN Cooper Union
has made -Ech good roG~,~s that Nr. Damr0sch
proposes % haze sc members SIR an ocnai Christ
carol reIf sunday The 'ls. viii" meet "a Tho
Hebrew INIT irt--sh wei Il large i3"r A. a. n"p
bershlp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

Mss Na'c g. Fuller eay" q loc'ayc o1 " Nozari' 10
audience ~ :r.'eds saturday ~ rao''n a' her
home. So. g. WcsI Fttchs'. Tn" l"'irrr was IT,
lowed ny programme % Mo/at;s compositions. and
ircl"dcd fantasia Tho Ni"l,t." ara Ia. stumble:
sorS7 Mis-, Iullcr assisted ~ ley sister. Mis-
Helen FULL 'l,i.uSt. avd W. Florence ard Mi,
Iez, vocaii-s. lie VIII give .imil1r lecture.
BecihovcI, az her home January ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
BY the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,

23S F1fTIIAVE.
WN. Il. NORMAN Auctlonocr.
a MOST IMPORTANT SALE
or
GENUINE COLONIAL. FURNITURE,
Purchased sales OF the Of Distinguished families
in Charleston. GcorgcOwn, Rolufost, and OnngebuI3,
South Carolina.
ALSO
\ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SUPERB
EMPIRE SHERATON AND CH1PpENDALE
FURNITU RI.
\ rare and very choice collection Of
OLD PLAIls AND PLANTERS.
Relating to ca,lv American history.
NUMBER or MINIATURES on IVORY,
\ CfIINhERlNG GRAND PIANO,
SeSrcs, Dresden end Vienna Porceain> Sc, &c.
10 81 SOLD BY AUCTION
THIS (MONDAYj, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOONS,
December 10 20 and p. = o'clock each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

MISS PlSCRD~'S WFDrING MAY EE POSTPONED
oVia= 20 'hc Illness OF N,S Anoirc'e Pinchri from,
toC'l,. lrr wedding 10 The Hon. Man Iohnstna".
Of ,r i'rlilsh legation. NAV hay" 20 b" p)~,r
The cards announcing &c D1s'ponrmra NJ" ready e"
10 sen; ont IN cas-. Mis- PncA0' +, not much l"ttrr
The wcdtlur Is sci for Wednesday, AT noon. in ~.
GEORGE Church. stuyvcs3ul square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
WE ARE ALL WRITERS.

II f. doubtful II anything can be found costing less
than $40 that makes more suitable holiday present
thnn Caw'l "DashwayH fountain pen. Every one.
from the millionaire 20 the 80 a weck clerk, writes
more nr loss and the Da Shawlv gets there" every
limo The hest made costs only go ana VIII last
lifetime. Caw's ink aud Pen Co., lOl Ut "d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

Avoid all Risk with stubborn Cough by using n
onco DE- d. Javnc's EXpecoraut, sure remedy f"g nj
Coughs and Colds and well calculated to exert DHne
fetal influence on the Lungs and TA:Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

Mncn she was A Chi,d. she cried Tor ta>.oria
When She became Mi,,, -he chung 10 Oa'I.F,1,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
,yrny SrIDL TyDIGNINr.

The announcement was made I'm brooklyn y"'i"r-
day that the -cidl Orchestra was 10 play for the
Choral society tomorrow night under the direction
u Mr. Wi-k. Nlg. Seidl has 10 control over lndi-
vldnal members 81 The orchestra. hu, the entire or
.hcst~i play, only under III, direction. The Use Of
ijs mann, has offended him. He ia Yesterday that
fi. -,dl Orchestra. sach va. heard In brooklyn
AZ The .ciGl Sucriy's concerts only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
WILL Nh. cAFWsLr FRAME rlFrF mILf

!; Il said here tonight good authority That
PrcsideEi-clect Cleveland las offered the Treasury
portfolio ia his C:biIei 10 senator Carlisle. OF Ken
tceky aIri that ths senator has determined 10
accept because he is inclined 10 prefer S seat In the
Senate 10 che abOrous and responsible place a. the
Lead OF the Treasury Department. lie las been
strongly urged by his friends % accept the place,
his familiarity With the tarsf makes lam peculiarly
fitted for It, II j. urged that II senator Carlisle
would become Secretary Of the Treasury the question
- the best method Of procedure in rccarl - the
preparation OF "A tarT bin would be practically solved.
lie l. 50 universally recognized Of the best In
formed men az the details of tie tariff question that
HI drawn LIZ him wonld command the support OF all
advocates Of lower duties. lie appreciates Inc IN
pOrtsncc Of not doing anything tha, would De- dish,
,rOus ihc business Interests OF the country. ard T.
has thorough understanding Of the revenue neceS-
Sides OF the Government Many Democrats bo!icv" TIE
best means Of dealing win the tariff x 10 have hii
cuvr up by the Administration during tho next
SKINNER ready 10 b. acted upon al an cStrh SOS.
don 10 bc called I'm september DciOb"r ard thov hc
hevc such u bill draw bv Mr.. Carifl" would
cctve The united support Of the party md BE- passed
With l'tle delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
GEyERu rosrcRlvS mrcH BETTE

Washington, Dec. 19.-Cenc'al p0secrars continues
10 improve rapidly. Ne GOES About his room and
appea.s 10 have rcgaincd his normal heaib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
WOODLAND CEMETERY,
once No. 20 +. 2N-s,.
WoodIawn station cath Ward. Harlem Railroad.
SPECIAL Notices.
Irish Art Fabrics for Christmas Presents
FROM ~ no ~S3OO.

An Interesting Exhibition and sale Of decorative on
btd rl ond Of made In ireland under Mrs Enc-
Hart, direction will be opened to-day ut the "afioos OF
WM. BAUMGAHTEN * co.,
31l Fth Ave.
on Tuesday 3 =. NJ Mrs. Hart VIII give an account
a, hnw her Irish workers were trained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

:. uo,itou" Table Watr and Ginger Chnmpfgno Is
ahi"i To- all parts Of the country Older them ior the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
The Five Points House Of Industry.

~ Wor;h.st four hundred children IN tn Home ana
srhon Tor whom wants 10 provide Merry Christmas
no tree wonderful fruit Which ]. ~ d'at ="
l,n !p,lWn welcome o. The itte ones ~ th'
Five Point. Donations Of ~ ncy. toys ana . u -
suitable fpf gifts earnestly SOLICITED WI T.
.rNKNARD. Superintendent.
Frederick &. Marvel
Sollcts orders for Diamonds. JJ,swe,,ry So'
sIN WALL.ST.. NEW.YOlIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

O'Ncin's. Oh Ave. 2oth to 2lst st. show fine
line OF Holiday Goods. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
Christmas, December -. 1892.
HOWARD MISSION ASD HOME FOR LITTLE
WANDERERS,
2OG FItTH-Sr., y. Y. CITY,

CHRISTMAS, December ~D 1879.
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
WANDERERS
20G FItTH-ST., y. Y. CITY,
TWO DOORS EASE FROM BOWERY
EspD H5s II lf fH I1 S%S hl,5 S
And all who del ght in helping the chien Of the poor are
KISDIY Bi.hR N MIND
T5a5 5 l:SsId M;o Sa d; Sars 4
and large humber, II Gniiicn and Youths through In
hS a"Sf to h hSor SIS% %e eSS d Hg AID
to Marion iaTr on "i s SSi %S & 6 vo and
respectfully AXIS your gener9u' co-2Y'.t,%nyl and 70
cprnS Of benefit, from time to during the go
Number Of Children mcnbcrs Of above 1872
agc, amon Tones nc and i.inc situations %
fmrvl,d a, Members u sunday ->choo-Infant De- oo
Fn H'' as Member, 40,
rnroct a. Member, Of Young Mons Bible Chs. g
Enrolled a. M"m%r9 Of E1ung NoP 9,, b.pH 'i0' 90
Number Of Sch lisited and re,c7l during me y9r %
evening" 30 Gharcn's Gonf'r;ncc and Praise Mectns
wednesday afternoon 3SO, at the MISSION ROOMS -oo
Contribution. be snt to TnE ,,, M2w p,ds
S Hrf'i Is - t'orta1dt.st 1.Y,rk Clty =.
oth> wa Yo rEo or for to any address on Tcps
SGnday .,chool eycrv sunday afternoon at e3o o'clock
in 'NnmeX Hall" rs Fourh-aVe go a., ,,.., -.
Christina, service, in connection win d,.ogr ,S .. .,
coch P. in annex HAL e F?G IreiT PRESIDENT
J. +. WYCKOFF secretary.
If nny bcncy oIeny Inclined indi, idual> are looking
thi- Chr-tnds-tiGr lr uttc" WIT tlit> NAY
,r,ropftat4y WOrth bestowed, and VII ne tfly
nppr',ated let their att 'nton u the Home -
Irieudi. Est Both and - East 3ch Streets
tetw,cn ith and Madison aNtnucs. ia tlis cry. -
Tome j. -tal,>h'd Institution or mo
American Female Guardian Society. which /, one OF New
Yors Oldest ctar5e, haNn- nw ra,hd II, MY ,i i.nh
var 1t j. mainly ior tie rescue Of poor frlehn
lass suf ring children VINO are h": snrlt cd ana Wnete
rcumstanc, favor are transferred 20 Chri.tan homes IN
the country tey adopted and trained Tor u'r
over forty thousand have thus been received and ,I
the sor, goes with quiet diligence. Marry Two nun
dr,d lovs and glr,> are Inmates II the Home
The liO. al.p has in charge twelve Industrial SchoOis
I'm poorest localtic, oi he cliy with rgctrY ~
$50 ana an AVERAGE 81 2.j2 children too destitute 70
10 sustain properly the Home and its twelve school.
requlns LARGE OUTLAY. We have no endowment. ara
oal,nd mainly voluntary contributions Money 10
THEREFOR urgently needed for the work ,
Provisions and ctthing viii be thonkfvHy received
Parcel, will receipt Of address Donations
may sent the Treasurer Mrs. Sarah a. stone ~
II there is anywhere good work TO claim attention from
those 10 hc>ow. this Is certainly ono tnas
deserves notice. In behalf OF managers. .. ~,
Mrs NJ T. HOTGHTON, Pres,
4. STONE. TEis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

NC. Go to "o'Nelrs,7 9th Axe. :Oih TO 2lst for
Golday Presents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
Notice TO Contractors,

The Board Of Trustees OF tho County High
school OF Dickinson county, Kansas, will
receive scaled pro osals at the ofiice OF the
County superintendent OF Abilene, until
$3.50 o'clock p. NJ, Dec, 10. 1892, for furnish.
ing materials and building an addition TO
the high school building ut Chapman and
making certain changes IN the old building
IN accordance to plans ana specifications
made by II. NJ. Hodley, architect, Topeka,
Kansas.
the plans will be on file In the ofilce OF the
principal OF the High school at Chapman
on and after Nov, p, 1902 The bids must be
accompanied with certified check at per
cent OF the amount bid, made payable TO W.
T. Harris, treasurer OF Board, as guarantee
that the successful bidder will inmediately
enter into contract ana furnish sati-fac-
tory bond inside OF Ave days from tho day OF
letting. In which case this cheek will be re-
turned TO him should he fail 10 furnish a
satisfactory bond, he shall forfeit his check.
The bids will bs sealed and DO directed 10
A. O. Van Dyke, president Of the GARD, Abb.
lene, Kas, and DO endorsed on the outside
bids tor building the addition TO Dickinson
County High school building" The right Ia
reserved to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF Board,
W. N. SHERWOOD, A.C.VAH DYKE
lsI ltAss ssey, RrSa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15
A Curious banquet Hall.

Some time ago the labor OF deepening
tho harbor Of Ciotat was completed.
On that occasion the contractor gave
TO the members OF his staff and the rep
rescntatives Of the press u banquet un.
preccdented for It's originality. The
table was set eight meters below tho
level Of the sea, at the very bottom OF
tho harbor. inside the caisson In which
the excavators had been at work, and
only tho narrow walls OF this caisson
separated the guests from tho cnol
nous mass Of water around and aboy
their heads. The new fashioned ban
quoting hall was splendidly decorated
and lighted, and but for certain
buzEing In the ears caused by the pres.
sure Of air kept up In the chamber In
order 10 prevent tho thrush Of water,
nobody would have suspected that tho
slightest interruption 10 tho working
Of the air pump would have sufIiced u
asphyxiato the whole party. After the
banquet an improvised concert pro
longed the festivity for several hours
after which the guests reascended into
the open air. Chicago Dispatch.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-12-15

Everything goes by comparison GU,
In Montana" said the president Of one
Of st. Louis big silver mines. "oncS
q well-known character named Maclfay
was asked by u lady visiting the west
II the weather did not occasionally be.
come intensely cold.
oh. yes" he replied. 1t gets right
sharp here sometimes.'
"'Well,' persisted the lady. how cold
does II get''
"'That depends he answered, evas
lively. Now. to-day Is what We
miners call one-shIrt day. When the
weather gets colder It's 4 two-shiri
day, and when the billiards come
there are three -shirt days Tho lady
was much mystifed until ! explained
10 her the habit OF the miners OF put
ting on one or two shirts above an
other, according TO the temperature
st Louis Republic.