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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
COLLECTIONS FOR THE HOSPITALS
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Ae6OCIAT-ON'S FUND.

IL ~
The IIospltal Collection. under the auspices Vi 'He
Saturday and sunday Association, Is now i'i! "'''
way in the trades, upon the exchanges py ule
wonmn,s Auxiliary. and by the various other ways
en,ployed hy the association for reaching the chaIl'
pubuc Among the amounts reported by the s'"c'"i
treasurer Charles Ian"r, No. Il Nassau-S'' 81 ~
cclvcd up TO date, are the following:
prexel Morgan & Co.. $1,000 Morton. Bi's q co.
500 Metropolitan steamship Company. old Cll"lN Stun
ship Company Providence aud StOnington Stah'hp N"
many and c. g. Gunther Sons. each 600 George h.'
Jacob Ruppert Peter Doegcr the F. aHd NJ Sch' lo'
Brewing Company and BeInhemer Schmid exc" F'o
General Electric COMPANY employees. SiS: Nauhihh y
90 and EMPLOYEES, 500 Ferguson Brothers Mills a %,o
Garden Theatre, Eagle Pcncl Company, Lb fnaia
rabcr Eugene Kelly a Co.. Theodore T. starr
and Hobrook Manufacturing COMPANY each 80 :
the Charles II. Philips Chemical Company 9-O' warren
Chemical Company and employees. SIG; True 'fa'V'"'n
Lodge r. and A. NJ ConGrs2at!on Ohab z'de~ fmpr'
state Lodge l. o. o. l., Chesc oTough Manufacturing
Company Blllwlller Brothers Haskell KasSci' James
g. johnson Co.. Fraser & Co.. Charles L. COPY h'"S
Solomon Lodge. r. and A. NJ. David MATHS 9o"''
Coudert Brothers Plon.ky & Simon 5 Guterman q TO-
Empire CITY Lodge, r. and A. NJ Union h""gN
X S r. and Liberty Lodge, X. and L. OF Honor each
slo and many contributions in smaller amounts.
Mrs John A. Lowery, treasurer Of the woman
Auxiliary OF the Association No. 30 West Thrtyhi'h
st. reports the receipt Of the following
THE "wOMAN's FUND"
Elliott f. shepard ana Mrs N'Iii'i ~ Sum
each $3.50 Mrs. Henry NJ Brooks Mrs W. y Hlo''"''I'
Mrs Charles Ianicr and Mn. Henry w Munro'' e'ch
$50; Miss PenfoId, Miss Rneeland, MIS- "il"h e
whttcmore Mrs. Jarvis Sace ana MIS-. An
son phelps Stokes each S25 Mrs. Luther T.
Clark Mrs. George De Forest Lord MIS-. ""liam
X Thorn and Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler, each F=o;
Mrs Frank -. Porter. sis; Mrs.. II. r. Russell. MIS-
watrr II. Lewis Mrs Henry l.. clinton Ms Nll''''
T. Gfinn Mira George $. Bowdon, Miss Emil' I'<''
Mr. Charl@s C.. TIany, Mrs Adelaldc V fnlrchlu'
Mrs John H. BloodgooA Mrs Nichols Fish, Mrs Rulu'
4 Lincoln. Mrs Henry Baxter, Mrs Henry IAN
Eens,.laor Mrs J. W. Lazarus and Mss Arthur b!,''i
zach $40. Mrs Robert Stuics Mrs. j. D. OGDEN, MIS-
ro,, penouiu Mrs Seth Low Mrs. D. c. Blolgcu MIS-.
J s. Brcese Mrs. Newcombc. Mrs. :. II. H. Nah'''
Mrs.. L. 4. Carroll, Mrs. George F. Bets MI NJ, w.
Evans Mrs frederick W. Foote, Nils susan d. norman
and Mrs. Theodore X Gibbs each - ME- Nrs.ha -
,,Ino- md Nine d rovcr each 80 To;al OF "Won1n's
FUND.- to dat, sIli4 total collection TO date. s3i1l 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
VERDICT AGAINST FANNY DAVENPORT.

judge Barrett IN Supreme Court yesterday directed
yeidct Of s7Gc against Fanny Dlvenplr the actress.
in an action brought by Mia. Eto' De Lorcz recover
damages Tor breach Of contract Miss De Loc1, who voS
in London entered into agreement with Miss Davenr5
in tina. city on August 1900 play tie part Il Iris
in CLEOPATRA" for twcntyc hit weeks beginning Oco-
Der J. 1890 a salary ~ 50 week. The play was .
be oiuccd country and Mis- Davenport was 70
furalsh the costumes Mis-, De- Lorez engaged be-.
cause she was tall had face nttd 10 TIE part She
was to play Miss Davenport net abb 10 produce The
play the time specified ard wrote 10 Miss DE- Loftl
brakng the agreement. She offered Mis- D. Lore an
cng1g cement Fedora" later In "CloitFa at The
zane salary she receive under the az cement a
DE Lotey declined the offer bccaue Mis-, Davenport woul
no, guarantee engagement Of twentyeieht weeks
judge Barrett held that Mis- De Iocz was MT bound D.
accept a new contract for ind 'lnits pc ioi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
6uetiaI Notices.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
JF. wYCKoFF, Secretary.


II any benevolent neIined indl.dua.s are ef ,ooTa1
be appropriately wcrhiy bestowed ana VII pS rgy
their attention 10 tne iione i.r
Ertendess 80 East 3Oth 30 East 29th street,
Tctveeu Atm and Madison avenues, in this cry; -. 49,.
rhe IIome is tue long Established institution OF 'ne
American Female Guardian Society which s one OF Nsw
Vorxs oldest charities having now reached us n!.nntn
IL * work mainly for the rescue OF poor, irelo.
less suffering children who here she1eel ana wneto
crcmstoIces favor transferred 20 Christian homes IN
the country they adopted and trained Tor USE
fulness. - 49, -. ...D,-od and .,ra
o., r,L 80 IN with uu,t diligence Nearly hun.
ercd hovs and Girls are inmates OF the Home.
The Home in charge twelve Industrial SCHOOLS
IN he oore,t localities OF tho city with registry "
So and OF 2,52 children too destitute 70
ro sustain properly the and It's twelve school:
rooulrn, a large OUTLAY We have no endowment ana
depend mainly voluntary CONTRIBUTIONS. Money u
therefor, urgently needed for the work.
" proyltcus and clothing viii be thankfully rsceve0.
Parcels will be sent for receipt o. address Donations
nav DC sen. to the Mr.. Sarah A. Stone, -
Eat 2oth-st. ...,- -,
n ther is anywhere good work claim attention from
bcstow this Il certainly one haS
deserves notice. In behalf Of MANAGERS .. ~
Mrs. NJ. l.. HOUGHTON. Pres,
A STONE. IrpaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
THE u,I-PFDY UIvCRrE STIT VITUERiVN

Mr. william Z. McCrcdy has decided t. withdraw the
suit for divorce against her husband which She bean
sev.ra months ago This action said t. be- due the
fact TINT Mr.. McCrcdy's health poor and she
unable to stand strain Of pebble trial The
before Judge Bschon the Court Of Common Pleas.
erday Oh motion the framing " issues. Judge B;chon
nd ourncd IN. case- until Mrs McCfcdy should %
discontinue. John ~ Townseid has been council for Mrs
but she avn that .lr doe, not wish him t. act
for her further Mr.. Nh rcdy I, wealthy coffee broker
and brother.in-aw Of Frederic Il Coadcr lie ha, pid
his wife 800 month alimony they separated. lie
denies charges by his wife, ana has made COULTER
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
FOR / HUNTING PRESERVE Of LoyG ISLAND

Tho following articles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the Comfy Clerk Of suffolk county " FIRM
ders Land and improvement Company, the object be
Inc TO acquire purchase take. hold and possess real
estate and buildings TO preserve the same fr nc pur
pose OF hunting shooting ana fishing. The capital
stock 1, 800 900. The directors are Henry o. Have
never. Frederick II. Townsend Samuel T. Peters.
Charlie, r. van Sanivoord. John l.. Llwr,rcc IT,, Hugh
d. Auchlncoss, Louis r. Clark, George {. Clark, oi
New-York City. Ncwbo!d T. Lawrence ana John l..
Lawrence Of Lawrence Long Island
The headquarters are to be at Flanders, summer
res IT. three miles southeast Of Elvercd ami on the
.Outh shore Of PecOnlc Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
OBITUARY NOTES.

Tfor. y Y. Dec. 2l-Noole P"llip' "t H'osic"' d''u
this morning AZ the agc o c'rhty-oar years For twenty
ovo wear, no wa, yfc den. u tn Pblllp~burg Land
Ca1tnanv a Cumberland County, Tenn
Buffalo y. Y, Dee. EA-PoatHAster l-dac IL
Schernc rhora died hcn, this morning no the age ~
sc,cnty.two years. IL was prominent fpDo.!'ah poll
tl,ian dur.ng and of,r war. 0ld was oac u the
o,g.niz.r, Of tho Unon IagIc Io was postmaster Of
lu0alo during General Grants administrations ana also
held place a. inspector oil custom hnss on the southern
frontier under President Arthur. AT one time he was
ac,nt In Buffalo Of the Nor.lc:A Central RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
rn,vARn IL MILLER. JR.

san Francisco D.. 4I.-EAwad H. Miller IT, first
.oct,tarv u the Central pAcihc Railroad ana former
hu.ln... partner u Mark Hopkins. The deceived
millionaire ded his lc-lifnc' az A""ei' Last "F"'
fr ur,ht'. disease. lie born ga t'erlylur y l."
-, 49,, and came T., California 1879. lie Is
rd,d with having ganlcd the entire aceVuntIag ana
nuaur.. .y.tem Of tAc Ccitr1l Pacific, ond when t"'
southcrn Paclnc Company u kcntucay Was organized NJ
Miller bccaue secretary 81 thH road ana ''""'"el 80
,,u ,,.c year. ago when hc resigned. H. continued
49, o.r.c,,r %, both rouIanic, and also ia fhe
tl,ecora,e q the CrorkcrwooIworth Bank Of this ei
lie lave, "A largo csiatc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
CELEBRATING TIE DAY ~ THE SOUTH.

Charlcon :. C.. Dec. 81 SpccaD.-foreiath'rs
Day will be celebrated here tomorrow with more thah
usual zeal. Congress man George Frci Williams OF
Massachusetts, arrived crc today. and j. t0 TSpiU
10 The Day We Celebrate" Congressman Browley "i
1e state IS TO speak 10 Honesty the Best Policy IN
Politics" Professor Bush ;. Cildcrslccvc. Of johns
IIopklns University. * 10 respond 20 our Country
Tho Rev. DR.. &. :. Ncdler pastor Of me lirg1'cnot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
4 WOgrHY CHAMTY ~ NEED or AID.

one Of NcwYork's oldct charities Is inc Homo ior inc
rrlcpdlo,s at Nos. 80 Thrtet and % Eat I"ei
,v,intbs This excellent Institution Is the longestib'
lshe5 American Female Guerdian Society. 1t has no"
reached Us nyninh year Of usefulness and during TINS
ong period given relief and shelter 10 over 4oooo
oonc AZ the present time s,ere ncay 200 boys ana
Of J. IN tho home These will transferred, where CIR
cums,ance fayor Christ homes in re country "hoIe
they will be Adopted trained Tor uefulnes' Ia al
dton 10 home this worthy nstt"t on has N chase
wo,ye industrial schools in the poofc>; sectoS OF inc
city >To curry this work Of charity mo.ey Is urgently
needed a, the Institution has endowment but depehuH
e., relv upon the contributions Of charitable pope ANY
Kits ~ provisions clothing or money VIII DC hahk'u.y
received BY tac treasure Mrs. sarah A. stone NO -
Fast Tweaty-ninthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

,r. hoc Of the seat Of the president OF the society
a. tho table Of honor were seated President Calvin
= pratt with Bishop Phillips Brooks, of Boston, on MS
light. the Rev DR.. Lyman Abbott. Edward L. I1erce'
q, BOSTON; the Rev. DR.. A. F. Putnam and Henry
prhen. commandant OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard ben-
,omip D. siIman. Roswell c. Horn, John Winsiow'
General Horace Porter. Colonel LOOMS L. Langdon
T. A. and MAYOR Body. The eight additional tables
were presided over by George H. Fisher fredercN A.
Ward. Thomas ;. Moore, General John B' Noou""fN'
GENERAL Henry W. slocum. ii. II. Wheeler Nelson O..
cr.r and Ethan Allen DOty. The dinner commit
TOO consisted Of Nelson G.. Carman, William H.
Williams and Joseph A. Burr jr
At 6 40 o'clock Mr.. Pratt called tAe asScmblage
~ order The Rest part about an annual dinner,
as everybody knows who attends thC'nl is. except
in rare Instances the speeches. 1t was unfortunate
that so spacious hall the beautiful one selected
should have proved so deficient in Its acoustic prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

san Francisco De-. 2l.-LNine'ton l.. b'Ncf' senior
go, "a. NJ IN, firm q HtE.r Hamilton, manuia tnr'r'
= agricultural Implements. died carly his morning. ifo"'
ouo,.-N, H. was born ia Portland. NJ A'-A't ..
Isl and came thi, cits Ola ia" steamer FA''-a l"
August, 1919. Arr prospecting 90 ''' i'h'' 'o' ''.
h. c,,ncd IA tn hardware bu.n,S- ia Sictamrnto Win
uo,eft a. Hamilton. The hrm now has houses ia u''
isy >a~fanento and DeaiclI Nj baker wa, oih'r"!'c
foln NJ IN business circles. His estate IS valued AZ
/, million and a half dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

I-tica y. V. De-. 2i-Jlhn Thona, Jones dl'd 40 rs
~ t This cty last evening at tn az. ~ about law
wear. lie wa. OF many alta nrn' Tot sew
Am, machines ana mainly through his cn"it' tAt
t. sewing ma bruutht & IT. present state "'
M. f.,tion III, patents nun.lc. more tan NV. and
ann. h.. mad. ot,.-. immensely wealthy he received but
little through hi. oya!tc, aad d.d con@rti'e" p.o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
roprv,TdFrs, DAY ~ WASHINGTON.

Wa.iurt,n. Dec. ol.-Fmcfathcrs' Day was cdr
bratr by fho Waslit ri'n Congr' entlonl club. "l'h
cave a banquet ;o-.lll' nj rr Cochran l!"ta. J"Nh'
Hrewrr 81 the Initcd states supreme court tn" pr"i
dent a. the club presided and In a neat Spc'ch III
troduced the Rev. = VI. Newman. the toastm"S'r "i
The evening Tin sentiments embodied In the toaSS
and tie responses thereto al had rclrinrc" 10 uie
pilgrim his Ne Ills deeds and his future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

OF Spcer assorted wines. Tho oldest and finest wines
in America are the STeer Wine Company's pry:te stock
at Pa sale IN. j.. vineyards. Now offered for few
days way below to advertise them. Only one case
OF - bottles worth 800 40 a family at SO only until
New Years day. make their fine quality known
Send descriptive circular TO speer Wine Co..
INssllc. - j., or store Is College Place New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
SILVER NOT DESIRED BY SOUTH AMERICA.

Some Now-York imp )rters have recently received
drafts from south America In which the statement IS
written that silver Will be accepted. There ap-
nears to be no reason Tor this because they arc
always drawn for gold and are pad In gold, but li'
INTERPOLATION In the forms Of the drafts shows mat
IN south America the position Of the lnitei states
conc.r-,ing silver IS viewed with apprehension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
THE wAEsIAyD HAS 4 STORMY vOVAGE

The Fed Star steamship wse'iand arrived here ycs;er
cav ofr an extremely stormy having teen beaten
v high gales and washed By big from the beginning
. tho cnd ~ her trp Her sever experience was
~ r,.,or,er l., when she ran into terrific gale aud
Goa. which boarded her that she wos under water mos
Tho time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
1TorOE DBlLERS GET ALL.NIGHT" LICENSES

The Eoard Of Excise has approved list OF nquoF-
dealers Numbering over 200 who made application for
"a night" Licences The list Will now 90 TO The Board
Of Aldermen for confirmation. IL includes most OF the
Taumary rum. shop keepers who asked for tn" privilege
The hold.rs Of anight licenses must pay fee Of 500
IN addition 10 tho amount Of their rcbular license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
CtTJERS on THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Dec. 2l.-United States Ministers LIN
coin and Durham Ex-Governor Beaver, OF fchh'Yl-
vania and ex Senator scwall. Of NcwIeiSoy, were
among those who called upon the President tins morn
Ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
cI-gOr ARSIIp ~ MEMORY or HIS COY

st. Johnsbury, VI. Dec. 2l.-Tho Rev. l9rry Fair
banks has given $4,000 TO -. Johnsbury Academy -
found an Albert T. Fairbanks scholarship in memory
of his son Albert who died year ago and VINO was Il
member of the middle class In the academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
a Sfrouu (lniuI.

Tho claim that admiral" the cigarette. contains
exclusively the highest tobacco before en-
poycd may verified in tho remarkable demand. as
wc as the high character OF the dealers included IN
handling them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

hnd gave us the system OF town meetings making
practical the principles of political freedom Yet the
charters OF the grand old cities OF Holland form models
iOr these political structures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
The Five Points House Of Industry,

155 worthst has four hundred children In Home and
81 hool for whom IL provide Merry Christmas.
The with its wonderful fruit which = - dear 10
children uptown welcome the little OF tho
Five Points Donations Of money. and atscl.s
suitable FOR gifts very earnestly solicited WM +.
BARNARD. Superintendent
Magnetism Electricity when drugs fail. Menta
physical SOLOS Treated. DR. MARY SIisSkN, IOo
West i0th~t
Frederick &. Marvel
SOllclts orders Tor Diamonds Jcwery, &c.
six WALIcSr. NEW WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.

under the new schedule In effect leaves New-i orb
20 noon and arrives IN Chicago At noon next day
ore can transact business In NeW.York enc morning
and In Chicago tie pcAt noon. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

MOORT-GRAY-At Hudson, n. Y. Wednesday. De-
cami.r glst. ~ the Rev. DR.. Ycsey James { ARK
Moor TO Mss Adelalle lngcrsol Gray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
S22.1O Worth for $1,000

ROYAL Worcester Ware ut Reduced Prices at
O'Neilrs, SXth-ave. Twentieth t. Twenty first st. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
DIED.

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

"Manifou."-the purcst mos. refreshing and best
tasting mineral water known. Order II for the Holl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
MARRIED.

see the Art NecdicwOrk at No p3l Broadway
Beautiful souvenirs presented TO all lady vsitois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Piano or Banquet Lamp makes an LxceIeht
Halliday Git. ONeilrs. Sixthave.. IWehueth 10
twenty .hrst-s'. have very fine US or mont NJ ne
duo cd Prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
CONS OFNEW- ENGLAND DINE
, ppooK1NN sOCIETY's CELEBRATION
.orrcuEs BY BISHOP BROOKS. GENEHAl
HORACE PORTER AND OTHERS

Tho o7ad anniversary Of the landing OF the III
ros celebrated last evening by the New-Eng'
-, society OF Brooklyn in the aNsemoly-room Oh uie
'. society. No la Montaguest. Transformed INTO
dining hall, the room presented beautiul appear
49, AGAINST the four walls were arranged ir trees
~ worth intcrmingled with the palm trees OF the
w., and on the tables set baskets OF Amerl-
'On pea,y roses group OF American iag' ana tho
aver OF the society were arranged against the wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Try the buffalo Special via New-YorR Ccntral-bosi
evening train for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. >,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
Christmas, December 2J. 1892,
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
WANDERERS,
InrII Sr

WANDERERS
POO FIETH-ST., n. Y. CITY,
TWO DOORS EASE FROM BOWERY
Established In 1861. incorporated in 1894.
FRIENDS OF 1HE HON AID Mission
And all who dell gh helping children Of the poor arc
respectfully invited 70
KINDLY BEAR IN MIND
That the months OF cold and hardship are at hand
That Thirty the Howard Mission has eae4
for thousands OF poor and neglected Children hundds
families and poor OF NewYork City and vicinity
and large numbers VI Children and Youths through It's in
nuence have been placed In KIND christian homes sF
heped 10 honorable lives OF industry and usefulness 49,.
This Mission entirely depends upon voluntary eontrlDu
rs benevolent ana thr WORN, an~
respectfully asks your generous coopsrsuon>, an, M
Number Of Families known 70 the MISSION ana re-
cplcnts OF benefits from time to time during the .,o
Number OF Children members above families 1879
Visits among the Families during the 22ygg
Placed IN Homes and Business situations %
Lnroied as Members Of Sunday -schoo-lnfant De- 90,
EnrOed a. Members sunday school-Internedate ~,
Entoi as Members Of Young Mems Bible Ciass. g
Enrolled as Members OF Young Womens Bible Class 90
Enrolled as Members OF Mothers Bible Cass ~
Number OF Sick visited and relieved during the year -
Mothers Conference and PRAYER MEETINGS ,nurs.uAy
evening Chidren's Conference and Prase Mseuns
wednesday afternoon 80 at the MISSION ROOMS Zoo
Cash Contributions may be sent TO THE HoW n.
Cothlr., AID Provisions received at the Mission 10y
Fifth sent for TO any address on feceips
" Sndavschool every Sunday afternoon at 2;3o O'Clock
In Annex Hall" Is Fourthave. III. ,,..,,,.,o, 80
III chrstma. services in connection with distribution os
garments and presents 10 children on Mohaay -o1n' ~
'o'rionk o. m In Annex Hall. 16 FouIthaye ,s.
0 e'''A y ' " 4. ). HATCH. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

FIFTH AVENUE AND GOTH STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Kensco Ccm,.erv. the Harlem Ralrosd .s minutes
Grand Central Depot New Oepos az ehtFahes
ONCE 10 East 49d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Howard e 20. Howard & Co HoWd1 q Co 1I0Wlru q O0s
Howard Co. Howard & Co. Howard s. Co. Howard & Css
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264 Fifth Avenue, New.York.

Howard & Co. Howard & Co. Howard & Co. Howard Co
Howard & Co. Howard & Co. Howard CO. Howard Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-10
The Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, April 9.-At a meeting Of the
Worlds fair national commission today a
resolution was adopted asking congress to
make such liberal appropriations as to
provide an ample fund for the payment of
awards and all expenses involved in the
administrative details of the national
commission. A resolution was unani-
mously adopted inviting Don Emilio Cas-
relar, as a fitting recognition of the coun-
try which did so much for the discovery
of the New World, to deliver
an Grafton upon the occasion of
the dedicatorg exercises. Commissioner
Parker. of Missouri. spoke forcibly upon a
resolution in behalf of recognition of the
colored race in the fair. IL pro-
vides for the creation of bureau
through which this country and
others wherever the genius of the negro
has evolved anything worthy of the age
and cline in which he has lived, shall be
thoroughly canvassed for evidence of his
progress. This resolution was referred to
the committee on judiciary.
PARIS, April 9.-The senate today unani-
mously adopted the credit asked for by the
government for the expenses of the French
exhibit at the Chicago Columbian exposi-
tion. The credit was passed by the cham
ber of deputies on Thursday.