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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-03
TRUSTEES SALES.

11Sot Icet 70 No IL. corner to NIB. thcnce'wltr
NO o .onth west l76 feet toa stake NJ No Z
SOL Sotneas 20 nos. and |, thence with No sou,h
go cIst 1872 rect TO ~ stake at No u thence
horth east 40 fec, to place OF berinnin, hc,nv
the same property conveyed 10 the marty of m.
hrst part ny decd bearn. dgtc January l., lso,
anu recorded In the clerks oncc OF tho IIu.,in .s
Conrt OF inc city OF Roanoke. Virginia, to which
reference IL hereby made for a more pnr,icnIn,
description OF said property
TERMS: Assumption hy nuycbss,- -, 49,,
SLOW secured by dcrd of trti.t ana payahic ~
h"incr, Gaze ~ Starkcy. the residue. If any will
nc pavaoic IN siA and twelve mont hs reppcctivciv
iiopi u"te vi saic IN equsi instsImcnra
.. Ih't certain lot or parcel or land with The an
purtcnances thereto belonging situated IN , Ihp
Guy OF Roauoke, Va, bounded and described ~
follows, to wit: e" "S
beginning AT point sOnth side OF linz of NJ,
ahcy wncn Is Ill Cen: CT street produced gU 8 fect
cas- OF Fark street, thence with said linz ami n
6S degrees east - feet to pont, thence sontb ~
degrees - minutes west 9S.2 feet to an alley
thence north % degrees minutes wcst 2S fcct
thence north is degrees y minutes east i2 n5 feet
to the beginning. -V'' 'co'
e, 6 ID ; ASSUMPTION by purchase OF debt OF
TISo 9o, Win interest thereon from September -,
1871, anu now past due, which said debt i. due II.
e: scott ana secured by deed of trust TO j A
Dnpny; the balance, il any, will he payable one.
third cash, balance in two equal instalmcnis
payable respectively in six and twelve months
from date OF sale. r. RAN DOT phi iii rKS us
= =. VIC Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
TRIAL TRIP or THE CRUISER MARBLEHEAD.

New-London Dec. 3-The trial trip OF the new
cruiser Marbehead will take place Wednesday
over a course OF thrty-six nautical miles between
,tratford and Saybrook ranges. The Marbleheai
: rov hero and with her are the Kearsarge.
Vesuvius Dolphin and light steamer Fern. which
IRE TO be official boats during the trial. The Mar
keeta from New York. and the fortune. from New
oort are hourly expected The Naval Board VIII
assemble nj the Croker House at noon tomorrow.
IL will be composed Of Rear-Admiral Georee n -
Belknap president: Commanders i. H. Cooper ana
n r. bradford Chief Engineer a. W. Morley.
Naval Constructor W. j. Baxter and I.leutenahr
H. L. Reamy. Admiral Beknap. captain cooper
and Lieutenant Reamy are now here. Tomorrow 2,s
the course will be gone over 10 make sure, OF its
correctness and the ship vii! be put In order loi
inspection the following day. The course was iald
out for the trial Of the Montgomery. ana the buoys
were left where they were then PLACED To deter
mine the accuracy Of their positions. Captain COOPER
and Commander West Will start In the steamer
Cactus at sunrise tomorrow. Nothing Is known o.,
the merits OF the Marbchcad, but IL IL eXPecteu
that she will make good showing az ga her
sister ship the Detroit The Quintard iron Works'
which had the contract OF constructing tne MAJ
blehead will be represented by \. f. Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
OBTTE.IR J.
STEPUEN LONEJOi.

stephen Iovcjoy. IA wealthy retired merchant OF
this city died at his home 40. lob Madison-aNe''
on Friday morning from injuries he received II
falling down the cellar stairs Mr.. Lovejoy was a
bachelor and lived with his married sister Mrs
Mary Johnston The family had the usual Thanks
giving dinner on Thursday. and in the evening
Mrs Johnston went out. Mr.. LoveJoy was lett IN
the house. saying that he was going to BED. Nhen
next seen at o'clock the following morning ne
WAS found living on the floor II the cellar with a
dcep cash in the back Of his head lie was sun
alive and conscious, although unable to give an
account Of himself. Evidently he had been lying
in the cellar some time before he was discovered
Father Power, of All Saints Church, Madison
ave and One-hundred and twenty -nnth-st, stayed
with the injured man until his death. \ member
Of the family said a Tribune reporter last night.
1--WE cannot account for the death of MIR LoVeJoy;
cycept that I'm going down the cellar steps ne ieii
and fractured his skull No thought OF foul play
has oeen entertained by any members OF the ram
lily" . c, ,,a In
stephen Iovejoy was born in Cork. Ireland, IN
ls35 and came 10 this country when nine years olu
lie vent into the Junk business, In which he maze
considerable money. He invested judciously In real
wears ne had amassed nearly a million dollars
He retired from business twenty-five years ago;
lie was ore of the founders OF the New-Nork Neai
Estate Exchange. and presented TO All SAINTS
Church an altar that cost 5000. He also gave d
beautiful stained glass Aindow to 81 fatrlcKs
Cathedral Mr. Lovejoys estate Is said TO be valued
at about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Draz pRosCRIBES AN AMERICAN PAPER.

y, poso Tex Dec 3-Governor Ahumada ar
rived IN Juarez Yesterday from Chihuahua a
friend OF his says that he came TO look into the
border troubles and to report to President Diaz
II is well known that he is very close to the Presi
dent Private letters from American citizens IN TWO
Mexican States indicate very uneasy iee'ins III
the Renublic and the revolutonist Information ~
10 the effect that there will be uprising within
six weeks A message has just been received from
Jvarez saying that the Governor OF Chihuahua on
authority from President Daz, has forbidden the
circulation Of 1.-THE FL Paso Daily Times on the
Mexican side OF the river. He has also forbiddeh
any merchant doing business in Mexico from nav
ing an advertisement in The Times. me mes
sage comes from a merchant on whom the notlce
has been served. and is considered reliable p .,
publisher of THE Times" 1t VIII be sent 10 SUP
scribers tomorrow morning usual Juan >.
Hart the owner and editor OF the paper. Is at this
time In the city of chihuahua, where he went last
Tuesday with Senator II. A. w. Tabor, OF Denver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

cARGII-At Norris Heights. December 1. I-snry How.
Funeral services will be held a; Bedford Street Metho.
dist Episcopal Church. BEDFORD and Morton sts.
Interment private.
cARLEo3 Decsmber s' 1883 Ella Msqde cars d1%fs
Terrace Orange n :. o,- 81.
II O'Clock a. m.
enthusiastically Friday December LIST, Mary
Funeral services viii be held her residence. No IS
st. Mark save, Brooklyn, Monday December Ath.
cHATILIoN-zIn Paris. November 18th. John p chati-
lon in the 49h year Of his age - attain, IN. ,,sr.,
from 81. AIMS Church. East i2th-st. on Tuesday
T DsSs%Ser viii in be oa 10 M ~"e'e solemn
It is kindly requested that flowers be sent
FOXsuddenly December J. Francis de Pau Fox 20, :ce
Of samuel NJ. and Ida Thorn Fox, in the 3sA
Funeral private
HAMpsON-On Sunday. December Sd. Charles Henry.
son of Edward p. Hsmpson. in the Goth year OF hh
from his late rssa ,S Z rrs5 Place Brooklyn.
Providence r. H. AMI Lyna Mass papers please copy.
sS Snn e. s "ssS g
F9n%ra services a. 81 Marks Church; Tsnth-st ana
Please omit flowers.
HOFFMAN-Dr. Paul Hoffman. Assistant superintend-
ent OF schools. New York December "a lssa
tors Of sch0G ocHs N ma nsr p Edsss
ton invited to attend the funeral services 4. St.
Marks Church Seeondaye ana c pen'h-st' on MONDAY
HOyT-At stamford Conn, December ? 1893, Harvey
In his I,d year. - . ,,, ,,,,,.
Tpiseopal church on wednesday, 9th Inst. . p m.
JOHNsON-At Woodbridge. " j.. Saturday. December
2 George ". Johnson son Of the late Wesley John
son Of Richmond s. l., aged 10 years
Funeral Tuesday at 2:3D O'Clock. AZ the
residence Of Mrs +. NJ Campbell, at the Barron Homo
stead.
LANDON-A oyster Bay. L. L. December Cd. ellison
I.andon. aged 81 years
Intcfnent on TUESDAY. December 9Th, at Bridgeport,
Conn.
Clifford Comm papers please copy.
IILI.Y-On December l. 1893, General William Lilly II
G.. in his 73d year. .
Penn on Tuesday December 3. 1885, at o'clock p.
uoPosISI-At Riverdale. on the Hudson December !?
age the beloved wife Of Giovanni +. Morosni
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Kindly omit flowers
RANSOM-At Jersey city December g. Stephen Billings
Ransom. sr.. born October II. 1871.
Funeral Emory VI. Z. Church. Belmont and Bergeo
ayes. 100 D.. Tuesday.
Burial al somervc y. j.. Wednesday morning.
New Haven papers please copy.
WIISON-At Nit. Vernon New-York, Friday. Decem-
Der l. l>s3. Martin Wilson, In the o.d year OF hsr
Funeral services will be- held her late residence No
ei9 south iih-ave. Mt Vernon, Monday, December
l. AZ O'Clock
Carriage VIII IN waiting arrival Of the o3 trail
from Grand Central Depot, New-Tiaven r. H.
wooDLAwN CEMETERY,
ONCE 20 i. 23d-st.
Wo,dlawn station (2iih Ward. Harlem Rail;p J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
THE RIFFIANS PACIFIED.
PROMISES MADE THEM BY MULEf
ARAAF, THE MOORISH SULTAN'S
BROTHER.

WORK on THE FORTS AT MELrLr.A STILL. PRO-
CEED,XG-PART or THE SPANISH PRESS
ANXIOUS FOR \ BATTLE.
Madrid Dec. "a dispatch from Melilla says
that Muley Araaf finally has persuaded the
Riffians to stop hostilites. having promised
them that the Sultan would give them another
site for their cemetery and would build them
mosque at his expense. Muley Araaf
will remain near Melilla until the forts shall be
finished or the Rfians shall be allowed to trade.
The trading privilege denied them again
yesterday by General Campos. when they asked
for II through Muley Araaf
Work on the forts proceeds rapidly. The SUI
tan's soldiers guard Fort Guariach nightly TO
prevent any possible attack by the Riiiians
The pacific turn Of affairs is hailed gladly by
large part OF the Nation. The begerent
press however. does not hide it's regret because
the army is likely To return without having
fought. Many journals demand vigorous meas
ures To force "A large indemnity from the Sultan.
The Military Courier says that General Cam
DOS accepted the command at Mclilla on the sole
condition that ne should have free hand There
are now a 500 troops at Meila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.

DEPUTY LII ron TO BE MINISTER OF COLONIES
Nj. CA>GM1I-PrElEE,> POLICY.
Paris Dec 3-Deputy lie Bon will be Minister OF
Colonies
Ex-Premier Dupuy went TO the Elysee to-day ana
rendered to President Carnot an account OF his
use Of the secret service fund.
ale Temps" recommends warmly that VI. Dupuy
be made president OF the Chamber in the place
of Casmir- Perier. The "Sor" says that all sup
porters of the Government probably VIII vote Tor
Dupuy, whose election. therefore. VIII show the
strength Of Casmir Perier's majority.
London. Dec 3.-'"rhe Morning Posts farls cor
respondent says that Deputy Le Eon VIII he MIN
lister of Colonies.
Another correspondent says that NJ Casimlr-
Perier will declare emphatically against an income
tax for the revision Of the Constitution. and sep
aration of Church and State. He Will pursue, IL
Is said democratic policy. ana VIII agree 10 d
pension plan for workingmen.
Deputy Brunei will interpelate the Government
at once as to the troubles In Madagascar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
FOR REPEATING GRANGER LAWS ~ IOWA.

St Paul. Dec (speciaD.-What Is looked upon
In some quarters as a determined attempt 10 Sc
cure at the next session Of the Iowa Legislature the
repeal or radical modification OF the granger rail-
road legislation OF that State is now being made
The interior railroad lines Of Iowa have recently
been placed In an embarrassing SITUATION iney
are seriously affected by the trunk lines taking
the lions share of tariff rates. Four Of these small
roads have made temporary arrangements Tor
Chicago outlet. and their earnings in some in
stances have materially increased under the new
arrangement. but there IL no guarantee OF periii-
nency The Iowa Central IL temporarily carrying
fronting the arrangements of all interior lines rs
serious only to those roads. but to Iowa 700,
the opinion that the whole matter Is scheme
on the part of both trunk and feeding lines TO over
introduced to that effect, while railroad managers
eay they are satisfied with the present r''sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
POStofilcc Notice.

Foreign mails for the ending December Oh VIA
%sis !;ST9S i ss", ~;
S cosSer cs %r o mn n be aseicd p via
sou,hamSon ana emen 'ot qeers o r.
Sed c ana a c u % ps
for Colombia via Curacao must be directed F pr.
Hsssa deter, e uss be Ter directed per ness
Aa S9 letters Sr Dss ssi be- d'TH
psAn W. Sao s,s nr %
eriinp at for Fortune Island aso Hay,i except
sF'Ss sE is a'ssss:
per r5a peg at 2 MSIsG via
at p M Tor inisua cape Hay. dSnayes St. Mare
%ns rt g. PAX % for Wad%aG Islands per
Grenada Tn"a and Sr T Sss;Sm % S,%e =
S Ssr per we aS via Ahswerp dct;es
a nS s Ta via a Town 10
rqSFG aa5si ps IL e er
Se FER c Esm Vs at S s e:
be directed per Edam ,n at p m'Oeuppy a my
At 80 p M Nassau, N P and Santiago. Cuba pss
s FRlDAH jamaica and j.rs a"S' per
Cr GGse R' D. via for " Porto Rico drSe per
talIina; at g p m for Bocas del Toro per s. = T"'
Ssu: sio Turkey s tss Ess ss
BOpsOsn via Hs q, SsE letter. !" Tor rof
british India be directed per Lucana' ,; NJ -
m Tor Germany Traye. via Bremen tletegs toe
other parts OF Europe via Southampton and Bremen
ps S' Be f FSids as.f
$40 for La t ra se fSGn,rss direct direct
Ro,siam s' ,sT must be c af:ss
Tabasco and Yucaan Orizaoa uettere lor otncP
Mexican States and Cuba must be directed per Ort"
saba 10 FOR vene,pels Curacao and ssvaniils
Via Curacao, per (. q. Maracaibo nettefs Tor ctner
Colombian ports be directed per Maraeaibo', a
$40 fer m S and M v per f
Mails for China and Japan, per $. Peru from sa.1
Francisco close daily to December I'D AT 00
D. m Mails australia. New Zealand Hawaiian; Ftu.
and samoan Islands per s. Alameda IRON san Fran'
csco) close daily December 18th at $50 D. m
DOR on erriyal at OF Etruria with British
mails for Austraa). Mails for Hawaiian ISLANDS, per =
Australia ffrom Francisco close here daily up -
December siTfh at p. Malls for the Society
Islands per ship Tropic Bird from san Francisco close
here daily up December .25th at C3o Mails foS
China Japan Hawaii and australia via vasn s.,i
$50 D. m Mails for Newfoundland by rail 70 hai'isa
and thence by close ~ this once daiy az 49,
D. m Mails for Mlqneon BY rail to Boston ana 'ns s,s
for Cuba rail- Tampa Fla and thence 10y a. tSs
office daily 2:30 Mails for Mexico. ove'i c,a
at this once daily 2, 2; n DAYTON postm.st,e
sRegstersd mall closes st . M previous ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
u,JKED HALF 4 MILE BULLET IN HIS ABDOMEN

George Schlichter. sixty-two years on" WIZ
,or.ooro kaener at No III Avenue G, walked INTO
pollevue Hospital at II o'clock on Saturday night.
lie said he was shot in the abdomen The "ouhu
was at once examined. and while this was pe'ns
done Schlichtcr told the doctors he had been loon
ing AZ a revolver In the presence OF some irienus
and the weapon accidentally was discharged ,"s
as oil that could be learned about the case lo'
soon after Schlichter became UNCONSCIOUS anu Se
,erday afternoon he died ,.., ch,,ohtor a. no
nn,,,ad his hurt in his liquor store, had 10 walk
more than half mile with the bullet In ms ape poe
iIo.' NJ ambulance call was received at the NOS
, and last night the POLICE OF the Fifth-st sta,
hon in whose precinct the affair happened, sa he
destb was reported them an investigation was SET
font
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
THE LITTLE COLUMBIA' IN PORT.
J. H. LApEw's NEW STEAM YACHT SLIPS by
QUARANTINE AND ANCHORS IN THE
EAST RIVER

EAST RIVER.
One of the prettest yachts that has been seen In
these waters for a long time pushed her dainty
bowsprit through the fog yesterday about noon
and sho, I'D the East River TO an anchorage of
East Twenty -sxth-st. She was the new steam
yacht Columbia. built by the Cramps at the ORDER
of j. H. Ladew Of the leather firm OF Fayer-
weather & Ladew, and her builders say that she Is
the fastest boat of her kind afoat
On the yacht Mr.. Ladew and his friends
George s. Hoyt and Z. H. Coe. who had gone TO
Philadelphia on Friday to bring the yacht to New
York for her trial trip: there were also on poaru
as representatives of the Cramps Captain II. W.
Sargent who was in command; Mr.. Lee anu
sixty men from the Cramp yards as crew.
The yacht left Philadelphia on SATURDAY , morn
ing at o'clock, ran down TO the Delaware breat,
water to have her compasses adjusted arrl.eu d,
Sandy Hook shortly after midnight on SATURDAY
night and. after anchoring over nlght; crePt ui
the Bay without giving any warning 10 the au''oii
ties at Quarantine. - -, a ,,. q hear
~ H feet and a moulded depth of 10 feet; she has
horse power; there are two boilers each ~ leet ~
diameter The interior of the Columbia is hnishec
in mahogany and hardwood, and the deckhouse II
OF Steel with mahogany panels.
The trial trip set for to-day, but oWlhe u
The DELAY caused by the fog the trial VIII CONS
ON to-morrow over the American Yacht Ciut
course from Iarchmont TO New-i1ondon a dis
tance OF about eighty miles. Mr. 1adew belongs
10 the American and New-iork Yacht clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
ROUND ABOTT EUROPE.


| In n little coffin about fifteen inches long the
| heart and other portions of the body OF man
whose disgrace and suicide last year brought
about the overthrow of a Cabinet Issued forth
from the Morgue in Paris a few days ago on us
way to the Pere Lachaise Cemetery They were
the remains OF the Baron de Reinach. VINO; In the
ma3rnates of Europe controlling even the dcstnies
| OF Ministers and influencing the policy OF the
Nation.
Noses in Lieu OF scalps-"Ics Mangeurs des
Nez" is the name of A gang Of rufhans OF Paris
which has just fallen into the hands OF the ponce
authorities there. Not content with garrottinS ana
robblng ali the unfortunate people whom they
could wayay ut night in deserted streets and dark
corners OF the great French metropolis they also
bit of the noses OF their victims, wnch th.y car
red OF and ATTACHED 20 'se capT pers5ns waylad
in the early hours of the morning IN tne LOTT hj
suburbs now in the hospitals minus '"e"
noses.
! Anarchy's Press-One hundred and fifty daily ana
weekly newspapers in various parts Of the world
constitute the organs of the Anarchist party. The
most of them are published in Spain, the prnclpaI
ones being III Product9r. "E FL, commu",
In belgium there is only one Of any importance
In England there four at Venice ana d,o,, ~;
being the "Perc Penard." the CHIEF editor OF which
| is an cX-conyict
| Gladstone's New Doctor-Dr Thomas Barlow Is
| the London physician to whom has fallen the sue
| cessi0n Of the late Sir Andrew 'laih, az
advisor to Mr. Gladstone. Or. Barlow has achieved
,,,,ch fame az a specialist for chdren's ailments.
fact which has naturally invited ome men re re
marks on the part of the Tory press win resaIu
f. the alleged second childhood Of the Grand GA
Man
Statesman and Circus Rier.-i'aron Won bach'
who has Just died at his castle Of Schoenoerg' near
Vienna at the age OF eighty, was ce.eorateu "o'
only az an Ambassador and as at the one u'nc an
uoverful and despotic Minister OF the interior %
Tho EnpIre but also as the brother OF thii pa ~
t'hristorher de Bach who remains on recVu az Ie
,,nst brlan; circus rider and successful circus
manager OF the present century
Enyland's New r. r. q. S.-The new PRESIDENT
~ the Royal Geographical Society OF Great hr"-
ain is no other than Mr.. Clements Markham "n''
while serving as mdshpman in the royal navy
accompanied the expedition In searcn oil III , 'P has
I,r,nkiin the Arctic explorer. HIS ehtlr, nr ms
recn d"voted TO geographical research ana eHpioia
don in the OF which ne mas ooStirt and
valuable Information with reSaru u 'e"""' anu
south America, India and AFRICA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
MINISTER xEyD0yCA MERE AGAIN.

Senior Salvador de Mendonca the Brazilian MIN
lister to the United States. Is again In this city he
came from Washington Saturday to see to the de-
parture the last Of the boats Of the new Brazilian
Navy which have been sent out from New-fork.
Up to a late hour last evening Minister Mendonca
had received important news from Rio de ia
Metro OF the sailing OF the Aquidaban from Rio
he had had no direct report. Last week Senior
Mendonca was not inclined to believe that the
Aquidaban could pass the forts AZ Rio and get out
to sea without serious damage. Yesterday. how
ever he said that from the State kilograms re-
ccived In Washington he believed the ship had run
the forts. He thought Mello would probably remain
near the entrance TO Rio Harbor.
The rebellion In the State OF Rio Grande do Sui.
Minister Mendonca said. had nothing at all to do
with the Mello Instruction. The uprising In that
II was against the Peixot0 Government but had
s<tksnS to do With Mello.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
SELECTED BY SlGNOR ZiNARDELTI.
An ITALIAN CABINET COMPOSED OF MEMBERS
OF THE LEFT ALMOST flNiSnED-AN
EXTREMIST Manifesto.


EXTREMIST Manifesto.
Rome Dec "a Cabinet selected from members
of the Left has been almost completed. The list
reported this evening is:
Premiership and Interior. Giuseppe IanardeIh;
Finance Paolo Bose; Treasury Petro Ndccneih'
Public Works Alessandro Forts; Education Nc
colo Gallo: Agriculture. Francesca Coccu-ortu or
Guido Bacelli. Posts and Telegraphs, Baron de
Riseio
General Baralier. Governor Of the Red sea col
ony. is regarded as the man for the Ministry oil
Foreign Affalra. Late this evening General Mar
zano is mentioned as the most likely candidate Tor
the Ministry of War. Admiral Racchia Is believed
TO be slated for the Marin" portfolio senator
Canonico or Senator Puccono will probably take
the Ministry OF Justice.
An Extremist manifesto. signed by thirty Dep
uties was published this evening. II contains
hot attack upon ex-Prcmier Giotti and his Minis
ters who are described AZ responsible lot the
wretchcd condition of state finances IN" SoclhnttS
ranno; support any Cabinet OF similar tendencies
the manifesto says. Further taxes are represented
"a impossble The revision OF the bank laws ana
immediate retrcnchment In the departments ana
m the palace are demanded. This retrenchmeni
must eject a saving, the thirty Deputies say OF AT
lea 100 900 lire year
The Naples "Courier' reiterates the report thht
King Humbert intends TO forego S"l"D IRE OIL ms
civil lie'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
WORK OF TIE DECORATIVE ART SOCIETY .

The Society of Decorative Art received four
medals for It's work at the Columbian EHpos'toh'
besides favorable comment from critics Al inns
time the women who have given faithful service
N this good work and the Board OF Managers
make an earnest appeal that the pubic shouia
remember the origin of the society Severa' years
ago when n financial wave Of disaster swept over
the country this society was formed f9r the , pua
Sc ~ teaching gentlewomen how 10 help them
Selves This is the work of the Decoratye - H151
90, riiiu,ors MANY of whom through the educa-
onai advantages they receive a. ,S %s s s s
Tullv nroduce are able to keep the householh IN
irnken Every order given TO the needieWork ue-
Dapfment and every article bought VIII aid IN the
work.