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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

ing by, the monkey promptly killed it.
The cook, having finished preparing
the fowl, puts it in the pot The
monkey gets us, takes out the cooks
fowl and puts his own crow in. after
having pluclSed him as he had seen the
cook pluck the other fowl just before.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

syercome. Among American women
d tho pulpit is the Rev. Mary TraiTarn
whitney Of North Cambridge. Mass
pastor Of the Second Unitarian Church
a West someryille. She is the wife OF
minister, the Rev. Herbert whitney.
pastor OF the First Unitarian Church
Il Athol, and. both in the pulpit and
oat. has proved herself 70 DO woman
q force 81 character.
mFhe Illustrated American says she
vas born at Alder Creek, a little ham.
Il. in the town Of Boonyille. Ia Cen.
Esl New York. and Is the daughter Of
he late job TrAffarn, a descendant OF
! Hog uenot family, Her early relig
ious training was a combination Of
galversailst and Evangelical teaching
he former being received from hei
ssrenN aud the latter from the Meth
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08
An ELOQUENT WOMAN
IS TAs REV. MARY TRAFFARN
WHITNEY. -

womam whose work Ia the Pulpit
Has WEES Cor sfsr = Name Amonx
,hs EIsot-Oas Of the Few wonnsn
Prsaahens'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08
SIZE e woRrtt KNowIMtl
aKrs Mary ssymeur Howell, wifs Of the

airs Mary Seymour Howell wife of th@
State Librsrisa at Afbnny.
The cause of the advancement Of
women possesses no more earnest adj
vocate than Mary Seymour Howell,
and few women have carried into the
work such an amount of feminine gem
tlenesa, coupled with the strength Of
conviction that moves all before it.
Mrs. Howell is an Albany woman, the
wife of the esteemed State Librarian
at the Capitol, and her face Is falnil-
lar one to the Legislators who have as
sembled there for number of years.
Her father was cousin of Gov. Sey-
mour and her mother cousin of Sec
rotary Salmon p. Chase, and. through
inheritance as well as by association.
has the broad minded spirit of states
manship been developed in her to
marked extent
The death of Mrs. Howell only son,
who was one of the most promising of
all the students at Harvard two or
three years ago, was a sorrow from
which she will never recover. 1t
opened up to her life deeper channels
of thought, and in the theme of wom-
ans advancement, for she plunged
deeper and harder into the work than
| ever she had She has since worked
as by inspiration. Mrs. Howell is tail
and fine looking, and possesses q power
in oratory and a personal magnetism,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

OMEN PR EACH
era are few IL is a
fact, nevertheless.
that most women
who have entered
the ministry have
been extremely sue,
cessful. when we
consider the preju.
diees am many
other BIS tacles
they have had to
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

during the time that has elapsed since
his election. The latest gift in this
line is tame deer, which came by ex-
press in a big wooden box from Sagi-
nav, Mich. On one side Of the box
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

THE FROG SEIZED HIS COAT TAIL.
with the fragments of the coat and
fearing that it had devoured his father
and brother, made determined at
tack on the creature, but was forced to
retreat after being badly hurt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08


whose parallel il is
difficult to find. In
the Woman's Chris
tisn Temperance
Union she is a force
with unquali Fl e d
abilities as an or
ganizer. The SEN
timents Of the home
and the heart are
paramount in her
adherence, and her
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08
ABOUT PETS.

fs'allar Notions OF Notable People
rasf sud rrpseBt.
hl@ Eleanor Lewis has written
Charming little book called Famous
fets o. Famous People" which was
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-08

10 boston. Sir
Waiter Scott. Il
says, was fond OF
poultry cattle.
sheep pigs aud
cats byron was
fondcst Of dogs aud
wrote poetry about
them. Charlotte
Cashman, the great
aetress, was an.
other lover OF dogs,
AZ tU.a ~.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
POstolire Notice.

~.
Foreign mails the week ending December ,,o. 81 wiz
s B@RY2 g g M @ @ a Ga 'o' Rc. sss yia "a Lmcn per
Iox6el. from New-o,iea pu.,,o cor,ez and
Gantcniala per- Break%att. from Seworeans
for EaTope per- s. 5. Mrr southampton and Bremen.
cTn Ia Sohsp,on ton d,iers 70 ior Ireland .
directed per Bern at 80 M for or issnd Gsh.r pa>s Per
Of Europe mus, directed per AdTiss2 a, $50 m;
%,,drs GT .gm mum fr'Gi be- eii Rs; Friesian
80 M 59, wram5a r,ndsa issn%s sna baso S
mus, drecci per ermuda at M 90 FOR p,sS: Suss;
per as's' @andsi ss H'fSHn g% e! s.
for m nG del TPP 5 p5 m rE o NRsnds Sm dsse per
o!ss Rotterdam ss1s mss; Ss go dipsTnsd r. @
fds Nassaa \: r: per An.iia no, ars,, Der
At p m m for 'f T. PfTS Paa NSS direct, per
s. = Dclconyn . p. m. Tor Blnefelds' per s. 3
s 'Gr D Frr%Ss Rpi,,,n sTIsrAps Inas 10:
s. $ La isryaene s1re letisrs for other parts Of
Europe mus, be directed per la re'asne ,re al ner
ymb,a Via queenstown derters for France. Switzer-
ns ns m .a rets& fe&i" per TmSra a s5 M feS
and Ia Plata Ds soHn' a aSe PER letters fo Para and cssr.
%Tsgsl % Psr ds b rts,sd % per io wsn sfnS1
Gs @ Be direct directed aeF per
ma s. s;. S'sss
Costa Ra % and soSS faSaf ac pCr,s per a. ::
sl & OF isa cy SS Sf Of a, II Il M Tor campeehs
ana YaGssn sn & Ps must ssrdSss @ Ss.s es: Se:
saratoga) II m lor Grenada. Trinidad robaso ana
p.m-pra per Creole Prince NJ 80 p. m for sant:
ago cuba per :. Panama dettors tor Venezuela and
Sayania etc. be directed per Panama }; ats 30
p m for St. Pierre M!lueon per steamer from North
sydney x,, a.
Malls for the society Islands SIP Jropic Bird tfrom
san Francisco close her daily no u december 70 az
for cna ss Sss %S sRS" dsy up per to janusTs Gsss
~ 4 3o M Mals Australia except those for W est
Aus,~,lln which are forwarded Europe) Zealand,
| Hawaiian FIJI and samoan Islands per g. s. Maripo:a
fr,r san Francisco close here daily January Il
Ar I; 10 d. rn cor arrival New ,ors Of serya
| with British mails for Ausiralial. Mails Tor Hawaltan
\ Australia tfrOm san Francisco), close
hnr. lauv up to January ~ Mt $50 p Mails for
/ IG,r, Ianan Hawai- ard Australia. vie Nsnnuyer
neclav addressed only close a, this ofhce daily at
G:ao =. Mails for N"Tfoundand Dy ran 70 Hsiiax
ami thence By close this Office daiys 30
~ II, Mails FOR MiGuolon. By rail Boston and thence
Ia. stoarrcr clcsc this osce daily SGD D. Malls
9r ,uta by rail to lamoa. Fla. and Nenre oy steame
sailing MONDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays) close -
his Office daily ~ 6:3O r. Mails for Mexico over.
end uioss specially Addressed for dispatch by steamer
close at WIS V" CHARLES W DAYTON. Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

".r,ira,,lIe" VIII be- sung the Metropolitan
c,,o Iio,s. on "Wednesday evening previously an
rcod I, - postr"ucl because Nine. Mclba. who VIII
oar IN The title past. desires reaearynls Monday
..s,,,,an,,dc' "Wednesday. Mozar's Don Giovanni"
80, L.. sinr with cast including Mime Nordca, Nine
,,.t ,,,di Mme. Afnoldsoa. aud Mcfsrs. I.assae DE
,t ,-.rtote De Vaschctu and Edouard de- Eeszke.
rh ,,,oua of this change made last night
49, IT,. o. change the statement which appears another
column.
,,,s Carrie Reynolds died yesterday at No 30 West
o ,r,area q d-twertyeig She was twenty nine
80 o,d she played In "Jene' .o- three years. and
, f., the company headed by Miss Jennie Yramals til
-, ,A. weeks age. when slcancss compelled her Ca
-, ~. company In 81. Louis She had previously
-, ,.,,s Mis- Minnie Palmer. with whom she went 10
,.,A There she married to Charles Tlnguy. but
,h.,, ha1 been separated for some tlme
.r,sre WAS report yesterday tha, Harry Pepper who
49, ,orm.ry known on the minstrel and variety stages
~, ho has since been choir singer a,d teacher OF
rs,c was missing having gore to South Dakota gain
,,.,ce ard get a divorce some month. age aal failed
49, ,,,,n Some OF Mr. Peppers friends .nid yesterday
-. :, ,bc time went away he expected 10 a,
~~ ~~ .n, January l. that there was no reason 3 yet
| fo, any alarm about hi'A'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
sure to reach the greatest possible number of desti-
WORK FOR IDLE woRKINGwoMEN.

The women's Conference OF the Society for Eth
ical Culture which has established workshop for
UNEMPLOYED workingwonen at No. Is Delaney
St. viii open the place at o'clock next TUESDAY
morning The cases OF applcl for work VIII
be Investigated b. some organized charity IL is
aimed to give only such employment as Will Keep
those engaged from actual want. and such as will
not warrant their remaining II better positions
can be obtained. Both hand and machine sewing
will be furnished those in tho shop and those AT
their homes who unable TO leave their families
Those who cannot sew Will be employed as scrub
bers and cleaners. dinner VIII be giVei; 10 those
who work in the shop. 80
The garments made Will be for women ana cnN-
dren to be- distributed among the poor.
Donations OF materials. such musins and wool
lens should be sent TO the workshop. go
Money contributions should be sent to either Pro-
fessor Felix Adler. No l?3 East SI%ueth-st', or
Mrs d. r. Segman, No. a East Fifty-htth-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
OBITI. AZ
RORERT HOUSTON.

Robert Houston. professor of oratory in the Col
l.e. Of the GUS of NeW-l ork. died from ane'irsm
II th. heart at his home No. PIG West F!fieenih-
81, on Friday lIc born in County Antrim,
Belfast Academy and at Queens college IN the
Belfast Academy and at Queens College IN the
same city whcr. he was pri2eman In oratorcal
and other competitions.
After leaving cocg" he spent nit'"n years IN
teaching in Belfast. During most OF TINS time
he conducted "A private school wfich won 4 hlkh
reputation In the lister metropolis PROFESSOR
Houston married Miss Maria f.. Brown. ot lur-
gan. ireland. In 1865 ,
a. came To- N"W-YOTk I'm 1850 and continued thc
practsr Of his profession. joining the ia'nIy ot
The CITY College Ave years later lie tralnti IN
nublic speaking many students who are now mem
hers of the bar of this state. Bcsidcs his work
at the college he taught elOcuilon at the central
Evening High school. -,
Professor Houston leaves a widow AMI three
children, Robert r. n student Of architecture ana
two dnughterS Mary and Amy NJ Houston.
Funeral services Will be held al their nome 20
morrow morning at haif-past 10 by the Rev. Dr.
David C. Wyle. pastor Of the scotch Presbyterian
church Of which Professor Houston was an elder
and a trustee. The burial VIII be at Woodawn
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
DIED.

EMASA glshs l. on. % r,day = Wsm %Srn'ns Eiss Ds
sSd sf%"fs daughter sia %s' q Henry 4, Bossrs
Funeral on SUNDAY :do ps 2 "a iIenSs s at Bes
rAuLKNER.-At catslil- December .: sarsh y. wns
lame. r. Taaknsr In her s.aay pcem
Der err: :c,h. h. II II O'clock. '''''' -,
ford N j. John B. iolster the SJth yeas OF his
Notice Of funeral tomorrow .t-s e..
IorsToN-on Friday Dec %, 1893. Prof Robert Hous-
- ton in the 54th year OF his ege o..
hs ''Sss dna, vi" %Sp h "s 1880
IEWIN-On 23d inst, In this city. Sasah j. hyer' woo"
FuacfaI Tuea Goth inst, a, ls OS,SSk as aaSts n,9a
p in the sist year his age Eugene A. grandson Of
LowERRE-At Yonkers y. Y. Dec. e2d, 1893. Seaman
iowcIre in his S5th year -.
nera ad at iai s a s' south
%aT sna at ." Of % Dec 2''
NEIIsoNA her horne. wcoilawn New yRrunswiek;, s y.
late JeSn BIseeker. Of Albany. y. y. in the sSth
Relatives and friends are Invited funeral g
her late residence Tuesday Dec 18th at quarter
oLNEY-A sratfo,a. Conn. Dec % 1893 e, Esanet9
Parnes. widow of Hon. Jesse Onev IN the $50 year -
Funeral Tuesday. Dec D. at 2:ao .. M .,rrs
oLMsTEAD-on Friday evening 2oi inst. Samuel H.
Reaiives friends and members Military Order q
the the Haord oyn hefDp PoS, ss are n"iss
funeral services which viii be held on Monday: pes.
o'clock p. his late residence. sos Cns
| ST. Brooklyn. =.
| Internent at New-Ifaren. Conn. Dec. 28. -f..e~
MarS "gS'r Of the the ss ss ts1 o V.
are Informed death. the I'D inst OF Compan'
| ion-Surgeon Samuel H. Olulsead, L. ). Vols. =.
Funeral services will be held No. 4Of Cinton-s sSs
Brooklyn. ~ Y. 25th INST, at : D. m companions ~
| requested o attend. I,y order 81 r
! Bvt Major-(ieneral WAGER SWAYNE. L. s. A. retreo'
| Commander
THOMAS b. ODEII. BIT Major, L. 5. Vols. Recordes'
! sCHUY YIER-SudlenIy. II pneumonia. Dee. I'd sara
Roach beloved wife Charles f. Schuyler. and dANgh-
. John y Roach. =. - 2 - -
Funeral from her residence 2i6 West End-ave, on
Tuesday. Dec. ~. at II 80 n. IN.
23 Margaret $. Swartwou'. daughter OF the lats
| VAN IDERSTINE-in Brookiyn. on Friday, December
2ad. Potter Van bierstlne IT,, aged W years
Funeral services his late residence 2l3
Sunday afternoon at I O'Clock ,Aa.-
Knmr Iods". No. 454, 7. and A. NJ Brethren; You are
frateinay invited attend the funeral OF OCT iaeo
brother Peter Van derstine jr from MS late resldencs
23 CumbcranG-si. brooklyn, Sunday afternoon beee"
| Der 2ih, at O'Clock. - -. So.
Veterans of the 9Th Regiment requested TO attend
tho funeral services OF Peter Van derstine Jr Hintn
Company hts late residence, No -S CunDerisnd.st:
| Brooklyn Sunday afternoon, December 2stn.. ~,
| O'Clock. H. W. l. MALi' So'o"e'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
ANOTHER ErETlThD ROID DELIl
An Engine LEEAhS DOWN ON THE oNE-HrN-
Dl;rD hND TENTH II CrEEI.

Al tNGlNE LIEAhS DOWN ON THE ONE-HlN
fd;ED hND TENTH II Cfl.NE.
Accidents ani delays on the Sixth Avenue Ele-
vaiol Railroad IN the neighborhood Of OnehunGr"i-
and-i.nih-st and above are becoming Of Almost
daily occurrence and are the cause OF much annoy
nncr 10 ana complaints from Harlem people. VINO
prefer swinging to the straps while the trains are
making schedule time 10 swinging 10 IN" same
us,rul straps and staying in the same place hhr-
lem people i1sls. that these delays Invariably occur
during the busiest hours OF the day. Inquiries as
T. the cause OF thcSe annoyances seldom receiv"
any satisfactory explanation. The fog that IS heli
responsible for most Of the accidents seems also 70
hnv. entered and ohscure the brains or those whose
business II E 10 know.
AM Official when questioned regarding delays or
accidents assumes an Innocent. lamb-Ikc look.
and mildly asks. What delay? Our trains are run
ming usual -, -...-
The engine Of the second section of the express
that leaves one hundred-and- -hfty-nfhst about 80
o'rlock every morning broke down Yesterday morn
ing M the curve at One-hundred- and-tenthst. ana
those on the crowded train on their way 10 busl-
NJ 50 were delayed until an extra engin" couid he
brought up from Ffty-nInth-st The engineer was
running slowly around the high curve on account ~
the fog md fortunately nothing serious occurred
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
DIED.

pEERs-Dec 27th, 1923 Mrs AiHra G,a ftSl tio
dn,,qbtcr u the late Hon. Joseph anu '''"'" ~
EI.ld OF Rochester y. Y 49,, -. n, tho
r-rnsral services sunday. Dec :ith al p M a, '"e
Tronsngiratioa Chap" 0athsi near Coninnus'"Nr vi,
t,iermen In her sisters MRS. Eys) mauSoieu'" "o'"
pCcbrstcr papers please copy.
n,,ppI. N-Erriy on Friday Dec. -: 1homas Tldnu,y
miller errian. Of the late lseP. VIM De''""'
rector of Trinity Church. New. YORK ny 49,. ,.,v-., ~.
,snu r.ouienl will be celebrated ~ tie IT, %
paul the Apostle COlumbus-aNe anu o''"-s'" i"''
dav a. m ,,--..,.,nr ~
,,MpnrrJ- Moses Taylor campbell AT Nestcirssf' ~
saturday afternoon. IN the ih year oi HE "s''
Notre II funeral hereafter r. ~,
,,NA%-At his resldenc'. iiG East .ist-st' pcV' -"'
l@nry Carpman In the Glth year o' "'S "s'' .
Norc ~ funeral hereafter oo, 400. g..
,,.sitNG-In New-Y Cty. December --i iN.' 'hio-
line E widow Of the lat" Horace ssna"S anu ""'s"
,er Of the late lliam wright 0i co-,.-
r-uneral services "A All Souls ohuet e''e'
.pthst. On Monday. December -,.i, .a,, 81 - It, W.
n1son ard Philadelphia papers p'us- ny o.,
DEIANO-At Monte Carlo. Monaco OF are'"o'F -'u'
isH Ftanklln il. Dcano. Of Ne"-iorN Nv
noYLE-on SATURDAY December ed IN her ,sth & year.
,rinda n VIE ~ the late James Doyle ana daughter
OF AdopEus Loss deceased 49,, a. a,,ard tho funeral
Relatives and friends invited '" s, "n anhs h Nsx
saryces a, her late residence. - "'s' 'o"-s'' Ne"
York. Sunday Mt l"l p ituiodi,vn
rnterlnent Monday nj 1890 at Noou''""' =. -
p('SENHERY-On December ID 81 "Sa.r., 81 ~, ,ss
berry wiiow OF the late Joseph w. Dnsehoef'' III 'ne
y3d year ~ her age. .,,,uv ,v,ed IA attend
her funeral frnn, her late rc,,u-rVe' N""' ~ 80
on Tuesday. December 2Ctn. ID ~
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
4 VCU' FARCE BT CHARLES H. HOi T.

Wukesbarre Penn. Dee. .; tspec.aD-The first
performance Of Charles II. Hoyts latest pay "A
Milk White Flag" was given tonight In the Grand
Opcra House here end TO all appearances Vcf-
dict Of popular approval was rendered by tho audi
ence The pay leais with the National Guard on
the familiar and farolcal lines which Mr Hoyt ms
roloved consistently. The authors recently de-
c,arcd ambition 10 became a writer OF plays rather
,har 4 farce maker has evidently been thrown 10
he winds for in "A Alilk- White Flag Mr lioyt
turns TO first principles. The incidents are deV.i-
sh Vim the aid OF music song and dance Near.y
~" nconl@ are employed in the production The chief
lual success was made by Miss lsdD"Ir Zoe
a. a da ashing widow.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
rur poyr0yIlSS At TIE BROADWAY.

r,or oil snccpsa. Robin Hood" has been CHOSEN
~, rho Bostonans for the Christmas night at'rac-
,,ou at the Broadway Theatre. me rePrvS'"'a''o'''
'''' " 49,, t,,ol, are limited as the management.
,,,., ~ nresent some novelty, has contracted 20
urSi" ui''cS n,y comic opera by Thomas Pearsali
~ a ana ,'iay NJ Greene. The nrSt perform
a inut -, In take place OF January 10 Nine Mehi
AN an v"nreesed n des!re u hear Robin Hood anu
him hi ~ Zen, i'm n box 10 listen 70 the Dosonians
an to-morrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
BOSTON WILL ADOPT THE LYNN PLAN.

Boston Dec 23-F. n. Peabody. treasurer OF the
Relief Committee for the employment of the poor
OF Boston acknowledges through kilder. PEABODY
a Co more than silCDp Yesterday Robert Treat
Paine and Thomas T.. Ring went to Lynn and there
investlgated I'm a thorough manner the plan whlch
was adopted In that city somc time ago NJ the suB-
gestlon OF Mayor Hayes. The plan Is 20 raise a
fund by contributions from citizens ana us" II In
cleaning streets and alleys about the CITY. BNlns
cant The E,os;on committee has adopted the
scheme and next Tuesduy 200 men VIII be put 10
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
MILL OWNERS HELP THE POOR.

Providence. Dec. 22.-The owners OF the six mills
Of olnevvllle which have been closed for the last
ten weeks on account ~ the strike. which was
declared on Wednesday. announced last nisht
that they had subscribed more than 5000. which
will d.. turned over to the pverseess of the POOR
wh, will distribute supplies 70 that amount among
th. operatives many ~ whom have suffered from
cXtreme poverty during The labor trOubles
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
OSBORN uOWES SR-

Boston. Dec 23-Osborn Howes. sr, an Old ana
retired ship merchant died at his home No. GI
Chester Square, to-day. aged eighty-seven In
his Younger days he sailed. first supercargo then
as captain on trading voyages from Boston 10
Europc Asia and South America. F.fy-nve years
ago he established the shipping house OF Howes
4 Crowe,l. which from 1910 to 1865 was one OF the
leading In that business In the United states
He retired from business In 1878. Mr Howes was
director and officer OF many local Insurance. bank
ing and other organizations. He leaves wife and
eight children.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
WALLACE Il. MILLER.

Ncw-IIaven. Co1n.. Dec 23.-Wallace B. Miller
arcn, for the New-Haven Steamboat Company. died
suddenly AT his home this morning. He attended 10
his duties as usual yesterday and was apparently
in his ordinary good health. When he arose ms
moruIng he complained of feeling Ill. and little
later was stricken with apoplexy. lie died little
after 10 O'Clock without regaining consciousness.
Nr Miller WAS for fifteen years connected with IN"
starin line and was appointed TO succeed AGENT
Carter of the "Old Line" on December ]. lie was
forty-onc years of and leaves a widow and
| lnIphfcr.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
TIE EAST SIDE RELIEF METHOD FAVORED

The finance committee. appointed n the meeting
he'd in the United Charities Building December IL
to consider means for relieving the poor faTors the
method adopted by the association known
as the East Side RelefWork Committee
In the Tenth Ward This In brief IS IN"
employment of labor and paying for the same IN
the most direct way possible. The committee aIso
deems IL desirable that power he given TO IL 10
distribute what funds may be contributed Tor re
lcvlng Immediate distress Such subscriptions
should be Gen; Charles Stewart Snlta, VeaSuI'''
care OF the Fifth Avenue Bank.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
SIR GEORGE ELLIOT.

Jondon Dec 2I-slr George Elliot died to-day at
his town house. Portland Place. London. His Ill
moss began with n chill during the recent meeting
of Conservatives addressed by Lord salisbury y
Cardiff He was seyenty-n!ne years Old lie hnn
been a member OF Parliament for eighteen years.
lie left a widow and three children.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
SrAiIAN IOWERRE.

Seaman Lowcrrc. olghty-five years old. died at hS
home 80 81 South broadway. Yonkcrs Friday
nlgh; The dead man for many years engaged
I'm III. hardware business in this city. in which he
accumulated "A large fortune. In 1885 he removed To
Yonkers and purchased the IIerriot estate. when
ia now ono OF the finest and valuable resi-
dcn,ial parts OF the city. He leaves wife and
fIrt.e
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
5pccial Notices.

Groceries Teas Coyees. Canned Goods Wines, LIquors
Produce Fruits Butter. &c. We direct receivers I'M
n,,nrs and nrst hands families at wholesale
prices in reasonable quantities prices as we 90
grcccrs All goods delivered free and out the city, we
quote prices New teas. 25c. &c best Java aocha
coffee California canned fruits 3ouhn tins.
80 vegetables, tJc, xi2 dozen; best loos
nhiskey s. 30 gallon California wines 500 dozen quarts
can or order. Tor price list AspcH q to.s
wholesale groces established lsjs 34 3l6 Greenwich-st
For "a consideration will by adoption give nobility
title patrican privileges legally .cosn,ze.
1'Oi' Mt BOX g. Tribune Office.
Congress spring Water.
his lhh most elaDo!asc tuulBD
restored to all It's former strength and excellence
Urunrr at Fraudu.rut Imifnt
r tie Crown Perfurey CO. Lavender Salts The genune
are always stoppered bottles Reject supstutes
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
AID THROUGH A BROOKLYN ORGANIZATION

The Pecp;e's Relief Association OF Brooklyn ac-
knov,ledges the following contributions Mrs \. H.
Cozlne SO: Rogert & Farrell. S25 James T. Gl'len,
s25: from Eben Storer, al printing and stationery
required for the work; G. II. Reynolds q Sons six
tons Of coal: Williamsburg Gas Company, gas ior
headduarters: New Orl and New-Jereey Te.rpAone
CoI1pany Of long-distance telephone Tor SIX
months.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
OBITUARY NOTES.

Evansville Ind Dec. 2I.-E B. Cooke. auditor
OF the Mackey system Of railroads. died last night
after II long Illness from rheumatism lie was
forty years old. go
Montreal. Dec. 2.-Oliver Caron; rcar-'Is,nerai
Of the Roman ca a,ho.ic Diocese or Three RIVERS.
Quebec died to-day aged seventy seven years. He
was created apostolic prothonotary some years