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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-23

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W Krotoszynle So wlelkie
niedoborv W kasie mie]skiei;
kr. reiencya podaia Proiekt
oclenia plwa ale Rada m:eisk.
prolektn tego nle %uchwalsfa,
ob)awiwszy prZekonanie. re to
c}o dotkne1oby glow ME tych,
CO piwo w%yrablaja, a ma tenn
uclerp1slby podobno przemysl.
" Lublinu pod kczywi.
MEM zamknieto szkc}e =
panuie howiem koklusz wsr5d
dziec,.
Stweta 5y0owhae NE maia
znaczenia urzedowego. Robot
nj; S:hrveder zadal cd -,vego
pracodawcv p. ksntrowicza.
by nu zaplact "a try du'
SWAT zydowskieh rzas'e
kt6rych p. K. zakazat mu
precowac, q gdy ten ME chciai
PLACID, pozwal go do sadu.
Wyrok sadowy wypadt TAXI,
lie p Kantrowlcz zostaf skazany
ma zap1ate 2 powodu. Re
pracodawca powinien sic by1
Q ovym robotnikiem poprzed-
dino um6wld, q gdy tego
zan'echat, obowlszanym 1est
do zapfaty, albowiem swleta
zydowska ME majs znaczenia
SWAT " mysl prawa.
Zabojce borowego Denscha
W leslie szelejewskim wykryto
tym sposobem, BE znaleziono
HAWAI- papleru, iakiego uzyl
ow 1abojca do nabicia strzeIby.
Znaleziono przybitke dive
kawaikl papleru, ma ktorym
byfo wypisane: ,,Tlede"... i
,,mann''.-Z dalszego sledze-
MIA wykazafo sic, lie owym
zabo]ca byt zerzawca VIA
traka Tiedemann re S7elejewa.
Do naboju srutem W strze]be
udar} hawai- koperuy, a
reszte porzacll ma miejscu W
lesle.
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Buklem. dina "a I'm. W czasie
wieczornego nabozehstwa ro.
2ahcowego, pewien chtcpiec
zasnei W ]awce; mkt 90 ME
obudz,f, ludzie pow7chod2ili z
kosciota, a chiopiec W MIN
pozostaf. Organista zamknal
kosclo}, ME wledzac NC Q
ch}opcu. - Gdy sic tenze
obudz'}, " strachu wlelkim, lie
sam 2ostet " kosciele. wszedf
M Choir ] tam chciat sic
spuscic z okna ma dot,wYsunsf
sic nieco oknem, ale Re mu
by}o "a wysoko, chcia} sic
napowrot wciegnac, ale ME
mogf W takiem pofozeniu
bedac, zaczat krzyczet, ludzie
nadbiegil organlsta mial DUO
zachodu i staranla, Zanlm mu
sic udafo chtopca napowrot
wc1agnac ma Choir. Ch1opiec z
owego nateAenia sit j strachu
zemdlat. ale niezadiugo oprzy-
tomniat.
" G014O,vo nod Wr1aSnia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-23
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POLSKA 1
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uawierajaca -
kilka set

przeplsoW kucharsk1ch.
die m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyn ma TAME smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltych potIaw, a
szczegdlnle zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
potraw %mlesnych i postnych
uwzeJednieniem potraw polskich,
miorvw1cie barszczu, blgosu, IRA
z6w, h@k6w, i pleczywa a%merYkah-
skiygo jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, PIES, It'd.
CENA 60 G.
lIo51a te hsjqskq 9oatoG 90 ksis.
Qoy2j H. DEItD OITSKIEGO. W
W:nona, Mimi, 80 &. End str. .
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-23

W Goz0ome pod W"zesnis
obchodzlt nanezyc'eI p.Po1nor-
ski uroczystosG rs )ub>Ieuszu
zawodu nauc2ycIelskiego. Ii
czne grono prSyjaclol dzreci
szkolrych zaprowadzlio lubllata
do pieknie W zelen i kwiaty
przyozdoblonego kosclola. Pc
naboaenstwie uroczystos6
dalsza odbywala sic W szkole,
gd2ie nauczYciel p. Koralewski
W ,mieniu kolegow skiadai
2yc2enia, oraz u~pominki Cd
plch. Do uczaiow przemawlal
p. nauczyoiel Krakowski!s
Dozdr szkoluy r6Wnie& przybyl
y &yczeniami /, upomnikami.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
NEW-JE'RSEI
Jersey CITY

The Democratic ring Of Jersey City yesterday
gave up its fight against Mayor Wanser in the
matter Of appointments and Colonel Hugh II.
Abernethy was invited take his seat in the
Police Board as the successor OF Commits sioner
James Il. Kelly. The invitation made by
John r. Feeney. the Democratic president OF the
board. The other member Is Benjamin Van Keuren.
a Republican, that the board Will hereafter be
under Mayor Wansers political well as business
control. Commissioner KeNy's suit has not yet
been decided, but Il IS ruWOred that the decision
will be in favor of Mayor Nanser
Miss Agnes Scott of No. III Avenue h. Green
T, vile, who shot herself in consequence of the
rupture of her marriage engagement with +. Linn
Bruce, yesterday taken TO private asylum,
the physicians in attendance being Of the opinion
that there no other nope OF saving her reason.
Joseph 5. Allen. treasurer Of the Salem Baptist
Church. ooored, was arrested last night for as
saulting the Rev. Richard y. Motley pastor Of the
church, as consequence Of a row over quilt
voted Mr.. Motley church fair. The evil
dence will be heard before Justice Roe next Tues
day evening
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
WESTCHESIER COUNTY.
DOBBS FERRY

A bitter quarrel among the members OF the fire
department has left Dobbs Ferry without any as
of fire protection. The chief and assistant
: chief have resigned. and the foreman and the men
say they will respond to alarm. THIS state
of affairs is attributed 10 the alleged course OF
the village trustees in ignoring the Iire department
in the expenditure Of N.l5O. which was unanimously
appropriated by vote at the March election. Inc
firemen expected TO have something to say about
the purchase The appropriation was 500 for ire
alarm telegraph 500 for nose and 800 for
rubber coats. The purchases have been made, and
the hremen say the hose is worthless. Alonzo
Ackerman village trustee, a member Of the Fire
Committee. sympa thZes with the frenen. and al
leges that he was ignored by the other trustees,
who failed TO give him notice Of the meeting a
few days ago, at which the purchases ordered.
The Board Village Trustees consists of President
A c. Fields, John Kerwin. AOnzO Ackernan ana
Alexander Mcclellan. The trustees are elected
homes OF wealthy people. Among others Henry
Willard, F. J. Store cyrus w Fled. John j. Nc
e Barber
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
LONG ISLAND.

PATCHOGUE.-At meeting OF the Vestry OF
st. Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church Thursday
evening IL agreed to pay the widow OF
Rev. Charles s. Witherspoon the pastor OF the
church, who died few days ago. $50 which she
alleged was due her late husband for back salary
Mrs. Witherspoon held the keys of the church and
refused TO give them up until the money paid.
Mrs. Witherspoon has sent the keys the Bishop
and turned all the books and papers belong
ing to the church. This. far Mrs WitheI-
spoon is concerned. ends OF the btercst church
fights on Long Island. The vestry charged the Rev.
Witherspoon with misrepresentng the financial
standing of the church and with appropriating its
funds TO his personal This the minister denied
and fought his accusers with much bitterness. The
accusations caused a split In the church and many
families who previously the best Of friends
are enemies Mrs Witherspoon will remove
from Patchogue at once 10 the adjoining village,
Bellport
The funeral OF Mr.. Wtherspoon took place
Thursday. Father Gamble. OF New-York City, and
the Rev. Degarmo. a High Church Eplscopalian Of
Philadelphia, offciated. Many prominent clergy
men acted pallbearers
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
NETWORK CITY

Edward B. Harper, president of the Mutual Re-
serve Fund Life Association. has given to all OF
his clerks a Christmas present OF an extra week
salary Nearly 200 Of these clerks expressed theil
gratitude by giving President Harper three rous
ing cheers and tiger" for his generous remem-
brance
Owing TO an error in the report published IN The
Tribune yesterday OF trouble between Armand
Jacoby and Hippolyte Nicolas, the words used by
Mr. Jacoby were attributed to Mr.. Nicolas, and
vice
On the recommendation of the District-Attorney.
Judge MARITIME in General Sessions yesterday dis
missed the indictment for extortion against Worry
S. Charles, the Chinese interpreter.
Francis D. Vreeand who pleaded guilty to kid
mapping two stage-struck boys from Baltimore
Theodore L. Eschbach and William f. Martn-was
sentenced to prison for years yesterday by
Judge MARITIME in General Sessions.
Judge Cowng in General Sessions yesterday COM
plmented Assistant Dstrct-Attorney Townsend on
his industry this month. Colonel Townsend dis
posed Of 347 this month, the largest ever
handled in one term by assistant district-at-
torney.
A Christmas message will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. George S. Webster at the Young Mems
Institute. No 222 Bowery at p m. tomorrow.
The steamship Richmond Hill. which arrived here
yesterday, reported heavy weather throughout the
passage. The steamers decks frequently
seas struck a fireman named George Thompson
and knocked him against the donkey engine break
ing a leg.
Dr. j. H. Duren Ward will give "A Christmas
Sermon with the History of Christmas" before
the Science Sermons Society. in the lecture-room
Of DR.. Coyer's church. Park-ave. and Thirty
fourth-st., tomorrow evening.
Mails from Melbourne. November %; Sydney,
November Z7 Auckland. December 2. and Homo
lulu, December H. due in NewYork Tuesday,
December 26. The next mail for Australia etc,
will close at $50 p. January Z, or on arrival
here Of steamer Servia with British mails for Aus
tralia-
The Rev. Richard c. Morse, general secretary OF
the International Committee will be the speaker at
the young mems meeting At the East Eighty-siXth-
st. branch Of the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
The Rev. DR.. Maynard will preach tomorrow
morning at St. Augustine's Chapel, Trinity parish,
Houston-st the Bowery.
J. Perpont Morgan became bondsman yesterday
for James Curry his coachman. who was indicted
with two others for causing the death Of James
Whitdale on election night. The party carous-
ing In a stable in West Fiftie:h-st. Curry's bail
is $o5O
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
SHIPPING NEW.S.
roEr OF xEw.YoEK. rRIDAY. DEC. %. 1893.

PORT OF NEW-YOEK. FRIDAY. DEC. 90 1898
s,comer Richmond MI A'HHYhP BY Parry London December
B. With mlsc and cabin passenger, 70 sander,on Son
A'<n%G tcaST ar ST Sta Ear Of a Se6k % B Brown G.eow
November Novllc o wiz ndse and 81 cabin aud l57
at tac Bar At 2 . IN.
ccmtcr ballast Gust icye. Arrived at The Bar
80 steamer Alier gen. chrlstoncr. Bremen December
steamer olinda Cportl. Dcroya oporto November 80
arem~yer Brurn rSeI aa ,c a' a ~ Ia, 20 S'' ~ 10
Der TndsS isde I5 sG5s epas % an r bSner' boeem
;enecrs to George Christan CO. Arrived Bar at
steamer City q Augustine Gaskn Jacksonville. with
lumber - ths yellow rine Lumber Co.
Ne"s Win mdse and passengers to Ola Donln
=, SieaneI Burma (Ausp, Poechlch. Boston, 70 Punch
snip Bohemia Hogah San Fraaei,co il. days. with
oaluy HOOK. $3.50 y. m.-Wind southeast, light OR ;
CLEARED
steamer La Champagne orr, Laurent Havre-A Forget.
steamer Jason (EI Laece, MonUgo Bay. via IIiiix-
po;, s'ca- @ rrin Frederick Hendrix Dutch. sibbeee
stsmcr Chata!oochcc Savage. si"annah II !. Walker
s,aYer stafe Of Texas IIiN Bruswci criindina
o; steamer s"arqdon Dutch, Potter Rotterdam via
steamer Auranla jBr), Mckay. Liyerpool-v II Brown
steamer Glenwood QIr. Savannah -Funch. Edye & Co.
S'esmcr AIgcnGun Platt Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer Norge DAM Knudsen, Stettn. CoIenha gen,
et-Funch, Edye g. Co.
steamer Cbandernagor lr Costelll. Lisbon and Mar.
seil"s -Funch. Edye & Co.
sfamcr ihiladelpha Chambers La Guayra. Puerto Ca
steamer ichinsuar uort, Bettcncourt. Lisbon via
steamer Alps d,r. Owen. Jererne Port Linon. etc
Pin. FOrwOO1 Co.
Stsm'g Charlos Dutch Peters. Dover for orders
G II RlndeTbiOck.
S"imor Poria (Br. Ash. Halifax. s, and ST Johns.
y F-BOWring Archibald.
steamer Potomac (BD, Ieitch. Dover FOR orders
steamer Molcava Bri. burnside. Taicabuano Val
steamer Rhactn ff'"rl, Ludwig HambTrg-R ! f'Ortis.
steamer Gelcrt (Gcr, Kacmpf. Genoa and Naples
X j COrtis.
steamer Donna Maria nor). Marrciros, Azores and
IAsfOn-Ii1gcmever Brum.
steamer Virginia (ticrj. Schecl. stettn Copenhagen
ctc-Is j Corts.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
The Entire Block Broadway 4th Ave., 9Th and 10th StS.

ship stephen tGer Kuhlmann. Newport News-Iheo
Ship na'naut ,Belr Cerde.. Antwer,-c II Iande-
Sip Il II Thomas, blanchard swatow. Ch.na-lachari
iarE Annie J. Marshall lBr' Parker. Liscrrooi-i W
BARK DIVA CSorl. Gannaf-n. sydney. WI W
I;ark scino (Br Balrnno. AleNAndra. E-John Z
Schooner Leila smith. sna,n. San Domingo CITY, Il
schooner James W. Bigelow. Eri. Santiago c. Cuba
r q Thomas.
ton %fo' Dora S fS,'' 2 a S modc ID % & Mas na
isrk senator Ken Ger. ror, do Rouc.
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer W.ehawken lBr' Mannlnr from New. York
December FOR Dover for order. arrived At Lonfon De.
si,4mcr Bowie cnp. Thompson, rom NcwYork De.
eenbcr H. arrived At Liverpool Docmbcr u.
70, S,sa~tr I'Gc' Ha3 r Ea'1er ''ed from Liverpool
steamer cuar ~. sn'h. for Ncw-YorS. called from
. 'F % Ga1asa ouS sao ana aalc cslc from ", DE
s''.mer fsr,cr C-,y 'nr Scenaal from BRISTOL sailed
S,came' Chester Dutch r tol.. from New. York De-
steamer Xoordinnd Cic.s. Grant, from Ncr-York Do.
cemhcr Ia Tor Antwerp I"-red the srlly Islands D..
steamer .wcrkcndsm Dutch. Basacr from vcw.York
December II for boulosne and Rotterdam pn.-ed The
Si.An"r ihIne11lla Dam. sefcntycn nom xe,,.y.r,
December for steun. arrived At torenh,gen December
"
November -. via sornowny. Tor Stattn arrived AZ
Swincmurdc December ~.
Steamer Tiom Dutch Brunsma. from New-l',f.
December = arrived AZ Eotterian December 80
steamer Fuifa fG"r. 1haenhorst from New York
December .. VIA o!bfaltar arNed Nap,- iabc -
a. -. m.
StamcT wescr "icr Burosse. from NewYork. we'd
at Naplr- D'crub'r -.
steamer II ~I"rlt ii,r iHrfick. s1l'ed fr,m Napl.s
Tor Nrn-N Drteuh. o. 70
steamer vlcio'ia sailed from Palermo for New.york
December 10
,o- S,csg;r lo9 or Teo"r'po from Japan and China
Steamer Ii-ioncn-r (Ir. Sideiotinu fem Nrw- YORK
Ocob Is. VIA Nalilmoc for Para r'ar. c. arrived -
P"fnru' uro December &C. not '-al"I ff0W PrrulnbucO
for Nc".Yo'k December 90" before r'poryd.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
NIOINT VERNON

The Fifth-ave. Grammar School was a scene Of
interesting Christmas festivities yesterday teachers
and children entering into the exercises with spirit
undoubtedly due in part to their happy feeling
because II was the eve Of ten days respite from
hard study. The Semby hall tastefully
decorated with Christmas green's and the wall
az one end in large golden letters was the words:
"A Merry Christmas ana Happy New-Year:' In
chorus recitatons. etc. there was a Star drill''
by twenty young women pupils, eacn representing
a star. Similar exercises were held In the Sixth
st. school, and in School No. 2 South Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

Forty Of the skilled workwomen employed in the
metal department Of the american Lead Pencil
factory Hoboken strike against 10 per
cent reduction Of wages. The mothers Of the girls
yesterday told the that thc girls had been
foolish and asked them taken back. The
company agreed renstate all except those who
had fomented the trouble. but the strikers would
not accept these terms. and IL is expected that
their places Will be filled 'O-day.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STE ANERS

Vessel Malls close. Vessel sails.
Geert Hamburg ........ 10 n IN
Cunarl. Liverpool. Il 90 300
La ~ a m a IN
Philadelphia H. La Guayra 100
Savannah. savannah. 300 p
Norge ThingValla. Chrsiune1ul 600 a m a
city oi Washington. y q cuba. Hav llOD "a 100 IN
Spaarndam Neth-Amcr K0iterdAm.... l0p 300 (? m
Prins j Hendrix X ,ya Dutch. Hayti II 90 IN 100
MONDAY. DECEMBER -.
Tennessee clyde Charleston ........ ..... 300 m
city Of Birmingham. Savannah. Saw. ...... 300
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20.
g Lloyd. Bremen 300 a 1900 m
El sol Morgan. Sew Orleans. 300 m
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
NEW tipk

Ten thousand copies Of the report Of the delegates
of the Thread Workers delegation which visited
Washington protest against the reduction of duty
on thread in the Wilson Tariff BILL distributed
among the thread mills Of Harrison and Kearney
yesterday by the Thread Workers Executive Com
mittee. A lot was also sent for distribution in the
thread and cotton mills Of New w-England and the
Got,fh
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

MILLIONAIRES.-A complete list of the T..
I47 mtllfonatres of the United states, and
how they made their money. Only list ever
compiled. Valuable to students, economists
and promoters of new enterprises. 25 cents
q COPY. In hexible cloth, 81.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

JOINT DEBATE ON FREE SILVER SosS:
AGE.-This debate has been cohe.o' -
ovep two months In successive ISSUES os
The Weekly Tribune between VIM. NJ s'ew.
art, U. 3. senator, for free silver on the DSs's
Of / to 10, and Roswell q. HOrr against Wy ~
repubiished I'm pamphlet FORM 70 pss''
cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two CHARMING
articles by II. G. NorthrOp. the prime mover
I'm this work. New-NOrk City men who want
to help beautify their native towns In the
country should read this. cents y copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

TRUSTs.-Arguments I'm their favor BY 3. o.
r. Dodd. solicitor of the Standard OIL Con.
pany, and argument against by T. v. Pow.
derIy, Grand Master Workman Of the knig hts
of Labor. cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

"OIR CHAUNCEY."-A new edition, with IL.
Illustrated covers, In paper Any regular
subscriber to The Tribune can get IL for 20
cents. A delicious piece of fun, written By
Isaac II. Bromley for the Yale alumni. Pre'
iusely illustrated by Beard and Gibson.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

WAR sTORIEs.-Over forty tales of the
Civil War, by Union Soldiers. Inspirin g thrill.
Ing and pathetic. Mos: of them written for
Tribune cash prizes. 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1s03.-In cloth, q.

MIG IsSUEs-The best of Roswell q. H0rr's
articles In The Weekly Tribune the Tar
IN. Finance and silver. An education In IL.
self rs
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

ALMANAC. Is93.-Third Edition. revised t.
the nrst of April. really splendid numb her.
Fsrst of the great Almanacs on the market.
$50 paGes. Now ready. Facts about the
Worlds Fair. 35 cents . copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7:22 sun 43 Moon rises - Moons IS
HIGH WATEE TO-DAY
A.M-SandY Hook Island 7:f7 He'll
P.M-Sandy Hook sol GOV. Island s22 Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES..The stor1
of each of the races of past years, we'll told
and prOfusely illustrated. 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

OPEy-AIR sPORTs.-The Trfbune': Doo.s
the best American Boys Own BOOK VN W.
printed. Large octave, over 0oO psee"
great value also to adults. The topics sr.
archery, horseback rfdingt all games
bullt rifle and shotgun saiitng, boss ~.
yucht buildings swiuAmingj skaunst "oy
able opcn-nir sports. A few copies on's'
Price xl.25 each.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

FAIR.-The only guide in existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings Of the
Fair. illustrated. Is cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR fHH
UNION.-A new collection april, 1889 OF
stories written by actual particfpants.
Thrilling, pathetic and true. 25 cents
copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dinner to Mayor-elect Schieren and W. J. Gaynor
Nontauk Club, Brooklyn evening.
Master Plumbers Association supper Jaegers. p m
Amateur Athletic Union boxing and wrestling contests
Central Opera House p
Lecture by F. r. Robertson. Cooper Union p m
Twelfth Regiment Dutch" evening.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

NEW NAvY.-The Trfbune's pamphlet mas
great popular value. All the new s
S..cribed. with number Of guns, dimen.
stons, etc. This number also cont"Ans ~
ChiIian complication. 25 cents copy
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-CoIoncl John e. Haskell Of CoiumDa' D. u
HREvOORT-Lieutenant-Co Colonel II. b. Church. OF the
British Army. CLARENDON-General Canevaro, feru'
Wan Minister At Washington. HOfFMAN-Stae Coh-
t,oI,~> frank Campben Of Albany. HOLLAND-tIov-
amor William E. RUSSELL OF Massachusetts, Don Mario
RuspoM Of the Italian Embassy at Washington. ana
Colonel Charles II. Taylor, OF Boston. MURRAY HILL
-yudee Denis O'Brien Of the New-York Court OF APP
mai. and Senator Charles H. Saxton. Of Clyde n. Y.
NEW.NTTHERLA David b. Ill., q Albany,
and Joseph jefferson. wINDSOE-Martin A Knapp. Of
of Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Z. & W. "KENosHA.- f. & w.
a collar.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
E. & w.

90 WEST s9TII.ST
Diseases OF the Nervous system Gento Unnary Organs
imIotency and Stcriliiy. Hours. 70 l. Il u
Time scatters our locks and turns them gray.
Ar" YOU too Young 20 bear these marks % Then
use laricr's Hair ial-am.
Mrs. WinsOw's Soothing Syrup
has beer rscl flr o,.r FIFTY YEARS hy MILLIONS -
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
~, WIN pcrfsct SlCrESS r. SpOTHI.S the CHILD.
SpFTENS TIE MS AILANs ALI. PAIN CURES
NIND CpI.IC. ma II tho BEST REMEDY FOR
DlAitRIoEA sold hy druggists In every part of the
world. TWENTY FIVE CENTS 4 BOTTLE.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

MILLIONARES.-TheT Tribune's nsss ess~
someIy bound In Aexiblo cloth ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-06
COyONy FOR EPILEPTICS.

NJ nhilonthrop;c measure passed by the last
! tu,o of this state was wOrhlcr on III the
Lo1, .onso mare practical than the act making
,,,,;s;on for the establishment of colony for
nni,o,,;.s Approycd by the leading medical
bodIcs by the state Board OF 'harlIieS' ny inc
c,,,o Charitable Aid Society and other kindred
organizations the bill 50 commented lt>eii 10
our lawmakers that II passed both the senate
and Assembly without dissenting vote. Tn
ike many a piece Of excellent non-partl>an
LEGISLATION. It's details were as satisfactory as its
general aim. It called for no eXtravagant cx-
ncnditu,e. while at the same time it made
ample provision for the establishment OF the
colony. Il secured "A choice farm of 1,SOO
acres Of land in Livingston County, upon which
are commodiollS buildings well adapted TO the
nurpose 70 which they would be put.
In the circumstances the public is fully war-
ranted in expecting that the Governor will
,fIiy his signature to the bill. The fact that
il went through the Legislature without oppo-
sitiun taken III connection with its strong out
side backing proves that the public sentiment
of the State is heartily in favor of the estab-
lishmcnt of the colony 1t is not difficult to
understand why this should be 50. Ncw-l ork-
cs are not only a generous, but sympathetic
and humane people For that reason they
would gladly undertake the duty of caring
for n class of unfortunatcS who have a strong
claim upon their compaSsion II is not imptob-
abe. moreover. that the colony which they de-
sire to see founded might become nearly If not
quite s.lf-Srl>taining, and that, thanks to the
intelligent provision made for their welfare, an
increasing PERCENTAGE Of those belonging To 1t
would ultimately be cured. There is no poll
ties in measure which ha, ends thus bcnciicen'
in view. and If the Governor signs it he Will
have the public appreciation.