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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
MlVY DOLLS or men Deere +.

st-ccEssFtI. ANNUAL SALE FOR THE VIRGINIA
MEMORIAL. AND JEWELL DAY NURSERIES,
The annual sale Of dolls for the benefit OF the Nir-
g,,,, Memorial and Jewell Day Nurseries was held
vesterdav NJ Sherrys the Board OF Managers. as
sisted by IN. young women who form the Nursery
Guild which was organized last spring by MISS
Kate Rogers In the evening an Informal dance was
enjoyed by the young people. The do's we'e' !"
possible more elaborate than ever before Inc III
fants in their long dresses and Tiny caps ana me
exoulsltely dressed young women all commanded
admiration Mrs Waller sold the Guild doll Tor
So This was beautiful creatur" with godeh
locks and dressed In white lawn and pink SASH IT'D
hon The Summer" doll was sold 10y subscription
limited 10 nifty chances She was appropriately
gowned for the season In white dotted SWISS. Win
cloak and bonnet 10 correspond lined with pink
Silver souvenirs confectons and dolls articles were
also disposed OF ,
Tea was served at o'clock by Mrs. Frederic H.
Hetts assisted by Mrs Russell r. Hoadiey' IT.
Mrs Walter c. Taylor. Mrs. Henry Trevor. MISS
Wickham Miss Ives Miss brewster. Miss toauley
and Miss Wilson Among those al me nine t,
William Jay Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs ulc Mlss.S
del Monte Miss Ada Godfrey. Miss Marian Sm i
Wss iapsley Miss Porter. Miss Boyd, Miss Alex
ander' Miss benjamin, Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs,
John sloane Mrs Arthur NJ pHaSs y S 6lypnan,
Mrs Edward Mitchell. Mrs; Robert 0ypnan' M Nr
George - Post. Mrs. William T. Douglas; MT T,
=, SNarhury r. Mira l.. : Balnbrldge, Mrs Charles
!, Miller. Mrs W s Wells. Mrs. Henry NJ Braem'
Mrs Mortimer Bro,ks MR. Mrs D. Ra fms TnrnS"
Mrs charles q Francklyn. Miss meien lurhp p,
Miss Florence Rapalo. Miss Rate IS Hogers' NJ
Mrs r. r. schirmer. Mrs Robert H. podd Mrs:
Edmund Coffin. Mrs. Ro9ert Waller jr MIS- ION. Johh
Gomery' Mr. James Pyle Miss 4. s ELEPHANT.
Mrs H. =. LOOMS Miss Eleanor Hewitt
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4 BROWV UNITERSI1i CONCERT

,.p,rxns or COLLEGES TO ENJOY COLLEGE
MUSIC
The Brown University Giee. Banjo and Mandolin
e,,,, ,,ui give . concert at the Berkeley Lyceum
So 10 West Forty -fourth-st. at bl5 y. M pe'crh
her 81 These clubs are fully equal TO the best or
aan,z,tions Of Ike character In the other coeges
and the concert Will without question be thoroughly
ENJOYABLE The cooperation OF the Brown Alumni
is earnestly requested In order mat the concert "'
prove success. Tickets can be haa on app"ca-
- -. ,ho omce NJ Norman s. Dixie No. 1856 Broad
a. and seats can also be selected at the same time
nv nersons purchasing tickets The price OF tickets
will be 81: lower boxes. SIS: upper boxes No. APP
,,caton. for tickets and seats should be made be-
fore Wednesday. December - on wnicn naur an
u,anssmen,s must thereafter be made for the pur.
chase OF tickets The Young Alumni Ass3c'a T %,
~ - Urnwn ir Is the secretary, mas charge Oh 'he
- ...nosmcnts for the concert.
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DIED.
DIED.
sson. December *. 1894. at Hoboken.

BEssON-John c. Besson December 10. 1871 al ho''"e"
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CALLANAN-At Camden. 3. c.. Friday. December ~;
Laurence j.. eldest surviving son OF Laurence o. anu
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Friday 9Ss sh Ssa 81 ssf
Interment at the New-York Marble Cemetery.
DELAFELD washington c. on Erday Of MsoT
December Rb is bas b. ned states Army and
daughter OF the late General Elijah NJ 'o''hs'o"' "
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FuLLER-A Marnsr9neck N y Tnsrsaay ru iEsn"s
ransa Services viii be- held at the Mehod Episcopal
Church. Mamaroneck Monday december H. at i-'''
1t is kindly requested flowers he sent vo,.
at HOB Returning train leaves Mamaroneck at Zo''
WIDOW F Of Hon William F.
the ssth year OF her age ,,. ... .noo,f,,v in
SaG to a Attend tTsns' funeral services
Der IL, at 10 at her late residence SS' '" i4'n-''
HITCHCOCK J fdy p @snGss a. 1894 Ru'O'
rnera se nssa his late %sdence 10 Montague Ter
race Brooklyn sunday. December 49, at 2.@ p m
onD %o, sn Conn DsSem SSs To- 1884, at nj"
His friends are invited 70 attend sh f%nsfI T%ssa
Interment at the convenience Of the family.
dence AZ Fast i23d-st. Denie b. Mathews - =. .
Funeral services Monday evening. pecepber H. at y
MEEKER,on Saturday morning. December 10. suddenly
;. Julia. daughter VI the late David NJ ana 'una !"
Relatives and friends are invited without further notice
to funeral service to he held at IL ocioeh VI. ",
Wednesday morning Leeem6sr ~; a., me vsrE
Interment private
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Flushing l.. T.. on December
I@n and fInnd. IN are ,f Respectfully sS, Invited to
the funeral his late residence i2g Madson.a'e.'
a 4'a iye Long In snhD cy for %ans a,
PORTER Friday necember ~ 1921 at his resl
tiner, services Monday December Il, -. Andrew $
Episcopal Church. I27ths and shave. at 2"o CLOCK
rnterment At Cambridge. Mass.
Boston papers please copy
Headquarters First Brigade. y. g y y par.-
and 3ith St, Ne9 York 'seenbrr 10 ~ Nor,I
Guard Naval Militia respectfully invited TO at
tend services Of Major General Josiah Porter
crows Church 5thavc. ana l21thst.. New ork
city Monday. December II. at : 30 =. M without
'u srErH TENT IT, olIN LOUIS ,TlTzGERALp:,
Assistant AdJutant- General. Brigadier-ieneral
TIE honorably discharged officers ana enlisted mer
II the I'D Regiment requested 70 attend the funeral
u the General Josiah Porter see daily papers Tor
DANIEL. : BROWN ex-IAeuienanr- Colonel. 22l Regt
THOMAS II. CULLEN * Major I'D Reg.
sAMTFL MOORE SMITH ex.caP!aln. 22d Reg
John PALMER. ex-captan. I'D Regt.
; ELLIS BRIGGS. ex-cap'ain. I'D Regt
james Monroe Post. CO.. O. \. R-comrade- Will
assemble Monday afternoon 70 aefd ihe FUNERAL 81
our late conrade Josiah Porter. ,,NEs NJ cASo
J. II. srALLMAN. Commander.
Adutani.
iSsi. Alfred l.. Van winke in his :2d year
Funeral tho residence ~ hs father Daniel
Van winkle. 100 Acaaemy-s. on Monday December
/ Internent private.
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c.prlry CREEDEN's CONFESSION
,r HITS THE NAIL on THE HEAD.

IT HITS THE NAIL ON THE HEAD
From The New-York Times.
=. otn,s straight 10 the source OF the whole sys-
con, of brutality venality and genera 81
upon which the Police Department 10 """ ''' 'e"''
has been conducted
OPPORTUNITIES COME HIGH. BUT
From The Baltimore American
New-York IL an expensive place flfteen 'hou-
M dollars for a position that pays less than
three thousand year ~ SEP, ~ - The onnor
York IL a city OF opPo' '""'''''' ~
tunities that cost
cprrnrN.s EVIDENCE IS CONCLUSIVE.
From The Troy Times.
~ t,r,her evidence Is needed to convince the
nnhIic that the Tammany faithful thrlved on !; q
regular system OF Of se COMMITTEE, af now is to
eVpose the leaders In the extraordinary infam'es'
REACHING THE FOUNTAIN HEAD.
From The New-York Recorder.
To- q lies the explanatio why crime has been so
long triumphant In the metropolis why wee Ias
been able to Gsunt IT'S crsS and almost un
Challenged. The responsibility iof me inldn,tons
has is last Of Gf he at Police
Headquarters
AN EXODUS POSSIBLE.
From The Philadelphia Press
The New-York police Investigation s getting ,n,amS
highsI ,h ,ew bsrsnS Of the big corruponsts
dramat tic as possible. AZ a matter Oh preeaus'om
a scanning OF the lists OF the outsons 81" ~ "a
Iii now doubtless be in order. Croker may nave
another yearning for the 'oild 500
GETTING AT BIG GAME
From The Springfield Republican
The confession is unusually important berau ,ss
II involves the big game. and indicates .na' IN, ,h
poiice commissioners themselves have been us
direct btnehcaries OF this deeply-rooted system o.
axtor,on The public is now assured, apparently
.hat m. vulgar rascals who have grown the rlcn
s. in the direction Of this game OF municipal pIos
titltion are about TO be uncovered III =" '"ei'
ioathsOmc nakedness
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wing by friends of Dr. Guernsey and Of the hos
pital and at the main entrance tablet has been
placed on the wall bearing the inscription m
Egbert Guernsey Maternity and Chi,drcns We" tsas
In loving recognition OF DR.. and Mrs GueI 49,
through whose long continued and unseiish e'io'''
this charity has been founded 49,, H.,
The wing contains three large wards, anu 81 -,
teen private rooms. which have been furnisneu *
friends OF the hospital Women and cnildren " III
be received and cared for without expense II sney
are unable to pay and from those VINO can aho'u
TO pay something small amount VIII De ac-
copied 1t is non-sectarian and without race
prejudice.
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sons earliest supporters. and Jackson appointed
him Surveyor OF the Port of NewYork. He was
removed by President Van Buren,. to make way
for one Of the latter's henchmen. Mrs. Havemeyer
was a famous horsewoman In her younger days.
She noted for her charities and was a trustee
OF the Old Ladies' Home OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church She retained her mental faculties 10
the last and was able up to within few days OF her
death to superintend the management OF her house
hold. Her death due to peurisy ana com
pliCation OF heart trouble. The funeral VII take
place at 10 d. IN. tomorrow at her nome me
William i. Havemeyer her husband, was the only
citizen TO have had the honor OF bens thrice
Mayor OF NeW-York.
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GENERAL poRrER's MEMORY HoNOREU

GOVERNOR FLOWER ANNorNCEs his DEATH
IN GENERAL oRDERs-A STATUE AT
PEEKsku.L PROPOSED.
Albany Dec Ex-Governor Flower today issued
the following order announcing the death OF Adju-
tant General josiah Porter.
General Headquarters. State OF New-fork
"'"''"' Aduiant Generals Once.
I announce with great sorrow the death OF Major
General Josiah Porter. AdJuiant-Gen"ral Oh the
Ci,y at forty minutes past 10 o'clock D. m OF the
the Descendant OF a wcll-known family Of colonial
and Revolutionary times, and during the war OF me
Of the list Massachusetts, Battery. lie Was coinms-
stoned captain In the 2 kesment y O. = a. 81
January ~ Isse. colonel October H. 1888. and Jan,
uary l. iss he vas appointed q.
10 IN. STATE they are well known and have eafnei
him the conhd.rce. esteem and wArnest regard ana
The dag viii be placed at half mast at all mill,
mourning will b. worn for thirty days prescribeI
In Il so and ~. The commanding officer Of ne
~, brigade will give the necessary orders Tor the
nnproprlate military services ar the funeral
ROSWELL FI0WER:,
Governor and COMMUNICATING l
FRED PrIsTERER.
Assistant Adiutant- General
Governor Flower and his stan Will attend the fun
ral Of General Porter In ful-lrcss uniform The FUN
eral escort OF ma ior general consists Of regiment
~ infantry a squadron ~ cavalry and battalion
of artillery to be commanded oy an 9ihctr OF equl.
rank or ~ the next rank below. N th' r'-r"Ht
coae his VIII b. General Fitzgerald. The regulation
escort may be added To 10y the commanding ohlc'r
having chargs OF the funeral arrangements
Buffalo Dec i5.-rhe officers ~ the 18th Regiment
held , meeting this morning and telegram OF CON
do,ence WAS sent 90 the widow 81 Adjutan-General
Porter. \ floral emblem. the design ~ winch VII
he m, insignia OF the Adjutant- i'nsrals depart
,,crf u,Ill he sent hy the board ~ officers II was
suggested ,h9t statue q General Porter ee erec,",
Grounds Psekeklll 10y the ofilcfTS anu
men of the National Guard. and II Is believed that
so on could be raised for the purpose.
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Special Notices.
Looking In the Pool

Fee the golden gaw sunset. where the waters gently
glide.
PLAY the merry village children. rompins in the shallow
tide.
To shallow pool s~seth-eares her features there
Smiling eyes she rshsc,eddewy lips and curling hair
'fit my teeth she said ARE homely-how Wish they
might be- white
81 know" said spproachng how 70 So, that mat
ter right"
''sOZODONT II you Will Use T.. viii remove that cloudy
look
brook
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FACTS ABOUT MR. AND MRS w. u. VANDEhbAH

r,r q, last are the facts about Mr.. and Mrs
y,Jut.m X Vanderbilt. AS exclusively pub'sheu
In The Tribune. Mr.. Vanderbilt visited ms nome
t,er he had landed from the Tcutonic. lie the'e
saw his wife and children. After brie' stay nc
went TO his mothers home where ne no" H. ,e
Vanderbilt will occupy the house at FIity-secohu-
q, and Fifth-ave.. and her children VIII remain
with her At her home yesterday afternoon ]"
wos positively stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Vahher
hin were at luncheon together. and could not pe
seen As matter OF fact. Mr.. NahderD''t was ..
"a. rootber's home and Mrs. Vanderbilt was out
49,, no,ow was reluctant to speak Yesterday
hu, when pressed acknowledged that the ioIe-
.o,no statements were true As counsel ror Nj
Vanderbilt Mr.. Depews tongue Is tea; ne s sc,
,,s az both Mr. Vanderbilts home ana me nome
va his mother have evidently been ORDERED TO 90
VI Oh they can to throw newspaper men on me seer,
an t' re- are doing their duty. William Jay; VINO
u, counseI for Mrs Vanderbilt. refuses 10 DISCUSS
the matter. or give any Information " '''''
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gLAzE Ar NEW-LOyDON.

New.London, Conn. Dec. 1.-THE Standard Key
stone Target Company's works were completely
destroyed by fire thls evening. The works were
located at Fort Neck ~ the buildings were large
crane structures The immense yellow pine
lumber establishment OF A. J. Bentley. adjoining.
was threatened by the fire. but was saved by the
VIZ 49, ~ Tho bremen The estimated loss IL
.or Ca uo. insured for about one-half. Guns
we're fred at Fort Trumbull and the garrison was
mustered by Major Calef to be ready to render
assistance. 50 great was '"e pe'" W ""'o'''"e
property.
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vrw wfyG or 4 HOSPITAL 10 BE OPENED

WHY WING OF 4 HOSPITiL TO BE OPENED
The new maternity building OF the Hahnemann
IIospital Park-ave. and Sixty -elghth-st. VIII De
open for inspection on the afternoons ana even
,.s NJ December rs. 10 and 90 The opening ex-
o,ses will be held at s p. M. Tuesday. sale OF
fancy and useful articles will be held on the three
davs by the Ladies Of the Hospital Association
rh. .um of sss O0J was contributed for the new
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rUr DpATH or MRS SARAH AGNES HAVEAHffR

vrs Sarah Agnes Havemeyer, widow OF william
=, uavcmeyer who died at her home. NO. $50 west
uonrteentb-st on Friday. was eighty-esht years
old. She leaves six children. all marrleu. ~"
S,,ob,ers are Mrs Hecker c. Armstrong ana Mrs'
800 ~ Noclay and the sons John C.. CharIes
w ". F. and James Havemeyer. None OF 'he
w" 40 now actively engaged In business.
wrs Hayemeyer was born In Craigviie' ms
s,ate. Her maiden name was Sarah a. crais ana
she was the daughter OF the owner ana lounu.' .,
|,,,,,e Hecker Craig, who was menpel W
uouse OF Representatives during president
."e ,.an,a administration. lie was one OF JACK
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PERSONAL COMBINES

Is greatly ENHANCED by fine SGT Of teeth on The other
hand nothing from the eNec, u pleasing feat
ures rnc and graceful gure. as yellow teeth Iha
ntl,r toilet article SOZODONT checks their decay and
renders them white
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6pttial Notices.


FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS
2as FIFTH AVENUE NEAR eth STREET.
WIN. d. NORMAN. AUcTIoNEER.
imported imported direct fro" Amsterdam Holland to b
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
AFTERNOONS,
DECEMBER 10 AND 20. AT 2 O'CLOCK.
MIR. A. s. HAMBURGERs
COLLECTION OF
SUPERB DUTCH AND ENGLISH
MARQUETERIE FURNITURE,
COMPRISING
Cabinets Gard and Dining Tables. Bed:eads cnssS
Clocks, and Camphor Chesu, secrstsSs&
Carved Oak Cabinets Plate Racks. Stools, etc. etc.
ALSO
Gu, Class Dutch silver Watches omOiu Clocks. TOreiss'
AND
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS.
DECEMBER q AND g. AT 2 O'CLOCK.
BY DIRECTION OF
MIR. GEORGE STREET,
on account OF his departure for Europe J
GRAND COLLECTION
CHIPPENDALE AND SHERATON
FURNITURE.
Bronues Brass Pre-Irsns Wall clocks ~
hosany and Carved Oak Frames, Cut Glass. Royal IL.
den Crown Derby and Vienna PorceIains. Miniatvs&
Ivory Carvings etc. etc.
EXHIBITION MONDAY AID TUESDAY,
December II and IS. from A NJ to =: u
Finh Avenue Art Galleries.
No. sos Fifth Avenue
NEAR 18th STREET.
FREE VIEW
BEGINS TOMORROW.
NEARLY 500 BEAUTIFUL CHINESE ANTrourruD
IN CLoIsoNNE ENAMEL SINGLE COLOR; BLUE
AND WHITE AND FINE COLOR PoRcELAINA
Mso JApEs. AGATEs. AND OTHER HARD STONE
CCRIos.
DIRECT FROM
PEKiN. TIENTsIN. AND
SHANGHAI.
AN UNREsERvED SALE
on Afternoons OF
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..
DECEMBER 20. 81 AND % 1894
At . O'CLOCK.
ROBERT soMERvILLE oRTGIEs -
Aucton..r Msnssen
Beautiful Art Objects
Ju.t Arrived from Japan
CHRISTMAS AND NEwYEAR'S GIFTS
TOZO TAkAYANAGI.
100 FIFTH AVE. COR. 2sr ST.
CTake passenger elevatorJ
DIR. }. Parker Pray. Lead;ns chropodIst and oriHs.
sonal attention to all diseases OF feet ana hss, mos
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Christmas Appeal Of
THE CHILDREN AID SOCIETY.

h,l.,,s s tho season which should especially he made
ham, f- children and above all for the children II the
poor In Nsw-York hundreds Of homeless boys and girls.
hu, FOR IN. Lodging Houses OF the rIlf.pRENs AID
SOCIETY would be sleeping alleys and cellars. or
h.ring I'm the dens and vagabonis Thousands
~ others hut for our Industrial Schools would be rowing
tho streets hall clad and growing up to he
ignorant yagrant and criminal.
w. desire At this make one happy Gay Tor
these little victims ~ poverty and misfortune with pres
en,, clothing dinners food shoes and the like gfs We
need money and voluntary help TO support these Lodging
Iouses ani schools Above all W. wish 10 present A
HOME tho homeless
Who viii aid us 70 make happier for the poor
EVERY DOLLAR HELrS
GIFTS II provisions clothing he sent ~ the cen
tral Olce los East 22d St. New York Cy or Will
be called Tor II the address - forwarded
Donation. of money may be 20 ~ the under
signed II in pos,oce orders. made payable to
GEORGE S COE. Treasu
u WILLIS JAMES. President
GEORGE :. coz. Treasurer. II '1inst.
American Exchange National Bank New-fork
i2s Broadway. ~ Y.
G. LORING BRACE Secretary.
i05 East I'D St. New York.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the past year In our six Lodging
Houses $40 different boys and girls 235 30 meals and
and eleven e"enng schools were IL so7 children
taught and partly I'd and partly clothed. o5s meals
supplied 21d we're cent to homes ana
and restored to friends both IN the East and the West
ANA wer. aided food medicine etc. through the
sick hldrens Mission $500 children enjoyed the tene
hts of the summer Home at Bath. H. L. 4ot mothers
onev Island Total number under charge OF the Society
during the year. 3s.sll
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,vrptcAN TEMPERANCE UNION; Chickerins ~, ~
sn ave- and 9SSc1 ae Mlrn ~ so,"s
i nmous nrogramms Miss EMMA WING, soloss ~.
,a,umcn,st selections bv the famous mus'pns "~
ANNA Nal" "' JoaEPH BOGARDuS. President
EDWIN GALLOWAY. Secretary
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CHRIST CHURCH lists, and poaisya5S .S,ss.
SULLIVAN Rector: Rev. HERBERT sill, ss;,x,cs -
81, Wornnr service at II o'clock Evening se''"s
G sundays, hool at 10 a. m.
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cur.RcH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN 22s West to.S
,,-Masses. 1870 ChoraD; Ma'ins' w. ms" -
10 As. vespers I.
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Religious Notices.

srpv,Cr PARTICIPATED IN BY MORE THAN
o0 children consisting OF singing and Rotations nse
every sunday afternoon $3.50. TO which the puon$
a. inyitel In the Five Points House OF Industry. ~
Worth-s Donations Of clothing and shoes solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

ALI, SOULS CHURCH. Madison nave and ootn.SL-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at III a. m' L'~
SOM Mt ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION SEATS FREE.
9Th Ave. & 10th St. ....,.~
"a NJ Holy Communion. II A. n Morning s sr,cs
p N Musical Service. = +. NJ Evening Se's'S~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

Dr. D. Parker Pray. Leading Chiropodst and origto.
at1r Of and goods In America gives PEI
sonal all diseases OF feet and nss removO
warts noles &c. skifully al moderate charges nneC
nails beautned By hrst-class artists ESTABLISHED iso1
PARIORs NOW IN NEW BUILDING 10 and u Ear
23d St four Broadway enlarged and superi0
.nr,l.r alaNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

EXODUS CLUB URSULA n GEsTEFELJps ,h prs'd sns
sunday evening at o'clock. At 70 West soth-s' ee~
,ect. Where IL Heaven All invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

HENRY GEORGE will speak on the PHILOSOPHY q
the single Tax" Chickering Hail. December 10Th. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

NEW SOCIETY ETHICAL sPiRITuALIsTs. ~ We0
tJth at Mr., HELEN T. BRIGHAM Meetines every
sunday II and 7i4o Evening subject. DUTY OF chrs"
Mlnist