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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
now THE AMOUNT IS DIVIDED.
-, 900 LESS THAN LAST YEAR


The total amounts without the percent
ages are given in the foregoing table
The budget for the present year is little
more than $1,000 less than that of last
year, which was about $194, 600 The
state tax this year was "A cents on the
81 900 less than it was last year on &C
count of the failure of the legislature to
provide for the levy of a tax for
the sinking fund for the state
bonds. On account of the fact, however,
that the returns this year are about S824,-
600 less than last year it was found
necessary to levy a higher assessment for
the county, but the total is no larger than
last year, and it is expected that the re-
turns from increased valuation next year
will be so much larger that the county
tax can be materially reduced
THE sKIDAwAY BRIDGE QUESTION.
The committee on roads and bridges
consisting of Messrs. Chaplin, Carson and
Charlton made no report on the question
of the Skidaway bridge, and Mr.. Wolfe
Barnett, who is large property. holder on
the island, made request that ne might
be allowed TO be represented at a meeting
when the matter could be brought up
before a full board MIR. Barnett is the
chairman of a committee of the property
holders on the island, and his request was
granted 1t is hardly prOba BILE that there
WILL NC q ult lllCGllIB VI Tue BUdIu DGlOEt
October, and in fact it is generally CON
sidered that the failure of the commits
sioners to levy an assessment for the pur-
pose of building this bridge, means that
there will be no bridge to Skidaway in
any event this year.
THE INsoLyENT TAX FL. FAs.
On motion of Commissioner Chaplin
the following order with regard to the
collection of insolvent tax ii. fas was
passed.
Ordered, That the tax collector be and he
is hereby appointed the agent of the county
for the collection OF the insolvent tax ii. fas.
for the year 1893 and previous years.
Ordered, That the tax collector be ordered
to turn over lnsolvent tax f. fas. to the sheriff
of this county with instructions TO make
leYleS at once, and to advertise in October
proximo for positive sale in November next
Ordered further, That the committee on &C
counts of this board be and they are hereby
empowered under the act app owed Dec. H.
1892, to represent this county at said sale, and
the county any real pr perty legally and
lawfully offered for sale ~ virtue of said
ii. fas
This committee mentioned in the fore
going order consists of Commissioners
Carson, kehOe and Charlton. They will
represent the county at the sale of prop
erty levied on under the insolvent tax f.
fas., and will bid for it up to the amount
of the county's claim and interest.
The regular monthly meeting of the
commissioners will take place next
Wednesday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
HEAVY RAINS PREDICTED.
The Weather Man Says Savannah
VIII Be a Wet Town To-Day.

The weather took a squirt yesterday. It
was principally in humidity. however.
The highest that mercury went was So.
The mean temperature was 1g', or %
above the average The humidity was 81
per cent, which is considerably above the
average, and made the heat more Sc
yerely felt.
There is a prospect Of very little change
in temperature to-day. but there is a
likelihood Of heavy rains in the city or
vicinity. The weather is predicted
threatening in this entire section of the
state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

The sale of boys school suits at the
reduction Of 25 per cent. aud 10 per cent.
extra for cash, brings the suits down to
small price, and we see that parents
and guardians are taking advantage of
same by our sale. b. Ii. Levy a. Bro.
lo9 Congress street.
Our $50 negligee shirts at rs cents are
the talk of the town nd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
A. CARD.

For nervous and sick headaches,
indigestion, biliousness and constipation
(of which | have been great sufferer
have never found a medicine that would
give such pleasant, prompt and permanent
relief as DR. H. Moseley's Lemon Elixir.
j. p. SAwTELL, Griffin, Ga, Publisher
Morning Call.
SOC. and Sl.O0 bottles at druggist.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
LOOKING AFTER THE SUITS.
Judge Mershon Here for the Ogle-
thorpe Banks Creditors.

thorpe Banks Creditors.
Judge NJ. L. Mershon of Brunswick is
in the city looking after the interests Of
the creditors of the ORlethorpe National
Bank of Brunswick, in whose interest he
recently flied a large number of suits
against the debtors of the bank in the
United States court here He says it
will, perhaps be year before the bank S
affairs are wound up, but he thinks it will
be able to pay out entirely dollar for dol
lar.
On account of the business depression.
it has been rather a hard matter TO col
lect all the Indebtedness due the bank,
but it is believed that the greater part of
it will be paid up in the course of time
Judge Mershon says that while business
conditions in Brunswick are not the
brightest IN the world, things are looking
much better, ana prospects are becoming
brighter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
WENT THROUGH HIS POCKETS.
One Negro Arrested for Robbing An
other at the Tybse Depot.

Cyrus Gillison was before the recorder
yesterday morning charged with high
way robbery. Gillison is charged with
robbing another negro, named Charles
Frazier, of a watch and $1.75 in cash.
The robbery occurred Monday night.
The two negroes were seen together
at the Tybee depot. Frazier was
drunk and Gillison claimed to be trying
to take him home. The next heard of
Frazier he was found lying asleep on a
stoop on Claiborne street, not far from
the Tybee depot, with his watch and
money missing. He reported his loss to
the police and Gillison was arrested The
next day by Policeman Mitchell Re-
corder Wilson continued the case for fur
ther Investigation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
LITTLE NEWS FROM sEAa1Rr.

Military Men Want to Know Wha Sa-
vannah's Team Did.
There is good deal of interest among
the local militia to know something about
the results Of the rife matches at Seagirt,
but so far nothing but the reports sent
out Monday night have been received,
stating that the best scores for Georgia
In the pool shooting We're made by Sergt
Eichberg and Private Hunter, who made
40 out of possible 80, and Private f. c.
Wilson who made a.
The Hilton match and the Interstate
match, in which the Georgia bows tool,
part, were shot Tuesday The foregoing
scores were made on the 20O-yard range.
the best score being that of Private Stout
OF Pennsylvania, which was IS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
TO BE NAMED THE .sJ.H. Esr1LL.o
The New Steam PiIotboat to Be in
rcLr- N. = On nv No.

commission oy NOV. 1.
The new steam pilot for Savannah will
be in commission bv Nov / The vessel
win no launched ar N-ar,,,o.-t Nc c..,t
- -.-.,--.II - 60 ~ ~
- anu VIII Oe Ht.eu ouV as rapiuly as
possible. She VIII be chrlstened the j.
II. Estill"
Col Fst1II received a few DAVIS AGO a
letter from the PILOTS, Associaficn aIIYd-
ing to the deem interest he had taken in
the pilots of the bort and The grateful
service rendered them. and expressing
the unanimous wish of the association To
name the boat in his honor The letter is
as follows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
GRATITUDE.

DR.. H. MosELEY-Dear Sir: Since
using your Lemon Elixir, l have never
had another attack of those fearful sick
headaches, and thank God that have at
last found a medicine that will cure those
awful spells.
Mrs. ETA w. JONES
Parkersburg, West Va.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

The st. Louis A. 3. c. Bohemian bot
tied beer, made 10y the American Brew
ing Company, is Al. Bohemian hops and
Wisconsin barley is what it is made Of
No chemicals go in 1t; is perfectly pure
Smith Bros, wholesale dealers. -ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

a person is prematurely old when bald
ness occurs before the forty-hfth year.
Use Halls Hair Remover to keep the
scalp healthy and prevent baldness.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
Grand Introductory Sale

OF fall hats at Appel & Schaul, Satur-
day, Sth inst Look for announcement of
prices in Fridays paper .-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
4TH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

AAey AHuohse nhaAWslL ana 61eCU Ihelr
Committee.
The republicans Of the Fourth militia
district have elected j. S. Brown chair
man and y. NJ. Milledge secretary, and
the following executive committee: S. A.
Wilson, II. ID. Commiclx, j. r. Rutledge,
Col j. Ii. DeyeauX, j. NJ F'erreebe, II. n.
Caury, w. X. CaLen, r. Noble, H. F.
Clancy
The district has indorsed II. Maxwell
as county chairman and T. A. Walker
vice chairman, r. II. Thomas, and Y. NJ
Miledge secretary and assistant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
Buv a Lot on Beat strent.

Lots are well located, terms easy, and
prices cheap John L. Arcner, lis Bryan
sLreet Id.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
Grand Introductory Sale

OF fall hats at Appel x Schaul, Satur-
day, Sth inst. Look for announcement of
prices in Fridays paper.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
Grand Introductory Sale

or fall hats at Appel & schaul, Satur-
day, sth inst. Look for announcement Of
prices in fridays paper.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

Woman and Her Diseases. A book llGs
pages, Illustrated giving successful home
treatment; mailed sealed for 10 cents.
World S Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n Y.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

Ayers Sarsaparilla has rescued many
from chronic blood disease Try a few
bottles ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

Hoods Pills are hand made, and per-
feet in proportion and appearance. 25c.
per box.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
LUooEN & sATEs 5. HI

WEATHER PROBABILITIES HT-ps
DAY: Threatening weather, With rr5bsF'ISz
heavy rains in Savannah o. vicinity: sIi-ty
Wilds. lest
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
Home and Abroad.

1t is the duty of every one, whether at
home or travelling for pleasure or bust
ness, to equip himself with the remedy
which will keep up strength and prevent
illness, and cure such ills as are liable to
come upon all in every day life. Hoods
Sarsaparilla keeps the blood pure and less
liable TO absorb the germs of disease.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06

Decreased Returns Make Necessary an
Increased Assessment.

Total County and State Rate, How
ever, to Be the Same as Last Year.
The Commissioners Adopt the Re
port of the Budget Committee-The
skidaway Bridge Matter in statu
Quo-Provision for the Collection of
Insolvent Tax Fl. Fas.
The county commissioners held a spe-
cial session yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of acting on several matters of
Importance, among which We're the
county budget and the matter Of collec-
tion Of insoIvent tax f. fas. for 1898 and
years previous.
The committee on budget made its re-
port, the budget carrying appropriations
amounting to Sl96, 0j3s4, which viii re-
quire an assessment of $6.53 per 81 600 on
all the property returned for taxation.
This, together with the amount levied by
the state, S4.37 per 81 600, will make
total Of $1,000 per 81 eco The report Of
the committee was adopted, and in &C
cordance with it the following order was
passed:
HOW THE AMOUNT IS DIVIDED.
Ordered, that the tax collector Of Chatham
county be and he is hereby directed and au-
thOriled to levy and assess against all real
estate and personal property in said county
not legally exempted the following percent
age of the state general tax for the wear 1894
for county purposes for said year, to-wit
For SUPERIOR court........-......... S2I 1922 90
For city court ............... .. ..... Il 81 80
For Jail and conviCts ......... ....... 3 so 81
For public schools. Observation-Disclosures. 74,775 SO
For county poor. ................. 1895 g.
For interest on bonds ................. 4{43 Il
For drainage and roads and bridges. 1874 p
For general purposes. 1926 IS
Total ....................... $50 81
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
postOmce Notice.

Foreign mails for the week ending February 10 VIII
'f1f ISi} ii ~ ' % .uppis@snary M 70:
Ireland ai2 ',f 0aesnso@n @ caa astS 't at II 10
arplenena iso m1 for od;nyi ESrSpH 70; per ireland
& Eibe VIA = trs",tI so%tr"''hsD" l,eg rbe Tm1
ar. e. % for for nqd otnr p nSs Of Eaop:
must directed per Adratic'l: at a. m. tor fur1p1
mus, be directed per 'ernD at 40 m for Bel;
GUM direct per per- scunand at wa p M FOR cuba pss
ot wsshing,en VIA Havana & at p Per- M supple. s.
muda et,ers Tor Grenada Trinidad and Tobago must 3
se Ts Para at ard % Sr SS's For e@s
rlrs r Gr s@S1 "n p % fo Dcas del TorO per
sy ro4u$ 2o ry % %a 'S Ti"s s pes
1sfs~ a s az at M NJ tor for Europe Europe P:s %
= chester via southampton dctters must be drestsS
Wilhelm WIFI e,ies n' must st be n" dcc'aG % Kaiser whs
@ At at directed % for DER MfSs yer at 10 M c.apU. sps
ioao % for ESn .na s Ss%'Ga - @ sspp: ssS:
mSnary nna Hrf ii "a a. M or centT except ccss
aen s iers @a sOq6H o % must directed Per
poTT at oe Ser m SnSo i ee for onsr Mssrss
States Suba as directed per Gsnsho2; at y
Rotterdam Ge,tsrs must be directed per Ro,teraml: at
$50 p IN. for ST. Pierre Mildeion. per steamer IRON
for Australia except 'AG,s tsS wsS: A:Is:s A2:ssn:
" % 5 s F. me cor on s0ss ss hTf at SAS up
a".rs %H wS saeep rs @s. %1 fs' AsTffls
Arawa fom close here daily after February
3 and up 10 February $50 p m. Mails for tne
Hawaiian Islands per Australia trom SAN Francisccy
close here daily up February II at 6So p m Main
for China Japan per Peru Nrom San trancisco
close here daily up to February II at 6:3o p m Ms!e
for Society Islands ship Galice from san fran'
cisco) cose here daily February 22 at 6:p p n
Malls for China and Japan. Via vancouver specially
addressed only) close this office daily al 6;w p m
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax and tnsneS
for Miaaecn BY rail thence by ses%sr close
at this office daily $50 p M Malis toe
,sailing Monoays Thursdays and Satudnys, close -
this office $50 g. m. Mails for Mexico. Over
land unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer
close this office daily at Il.
'Registered mail closes At 9 p n, prcyisSns ps Day:
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
INCLnENTS " SOCIETY.

Mrs Ferdinand Wllmerdng. daughter OF Hehera
Tracy gave pleasant reception yesterday AFTER
noon AT her home IN West Twenieth-st, wnen she
was assisted In her receiving by her sister-h-ia"
Mrs John c. Wilmerding. Miss Fish and MISS
baldwin poured tea. Among those who called were;
Nrs Paran Stevens. Mrs Alexander Barrlt. Miss
Horrlt. Mrs Leonardo Del Monte. Mrs George H.
no Forest Mrs Francis H. Satus. Mrs. Henry De
Comet the Misses COster. Mrs. Oliver sumner
Teall Mrs. John lawrence, the MsseS Aa"fe'i'e
and Mrs. Nicholas Fish.
The Subscription Cotillon. arranged by Alexander
y Shaw Redmund Conyngham. Stephen n.
Prown and Reginald f. Bonner was the important
social haonenIng on Staten Island last night. and
tle Hotel Castleton at ST. George where II TOOK
place was In gala attire for the OCCASION fand-
some tapestries and rich hangngs covered 'he walls
Of the ballroom while in the corners were masses
~ oreons The guests. mostly young people. were
received in the recepton-roor by Mrs. Alexander
D. Shaw Mrs Thomas ID. Conyngham ana Mrs;
stephen II. Brown. Polkas. Waltzes ann severe
square dances filed the time between lO:5p clocS,
wien the bail opened, and midnight. when supper
was announced 1t was O'Clock when stephen ii.
Brown opened the ,cotIIon. III Whic" 'H'i' "''e
about fifty couples.
More than 100 well-known people listened to the
singing Of Nine Calve, of the Metropolitan opera
House at Albert Morris Bagbys musical morn
ing in the Waldorf yesterday. Nine carve sang
and recited exciting the enthusiasm or her hearers
and drawing forth rounds OF applause. Orton Brad
ley was at the piano. Among those present were
Miss Schermerhorn. Mrs. George B. de Forest Mrs
James A. Burden, Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr, MIS-
James Hude Bcekman. Mrs. Samuel Pennimsn'
Miss McAustcr. Miss Emily Norns; Nine ne
Gsgmsm MTs j TE(1GFe ndosiyc eTScn Miss Miss cemsn
tina Furniss. Mrs J. T. Livingston MIS- MI naIngS nnS
9mq,n Chapi3 Mrs s%es Miss M 'Fr Berha perry
Mrs Edwin Gould. Miss Helen Gould Mrs.. Eoner, r
nacrwo9d Johnson %rs Leon Srrman MqT1s M and Mrs
Frederick ID. Grant.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06

prsng how much be bought for 81 wnen d ,n une
der Favorable conditions The following Is nst Si
dollars worth of groceries dstr6uteed co. ssyarai
tudiciously used would sustain family I0r ss'eIai
days: Five pounds of hominy two pounds OF t oas-
meal five pounds OF cornmeal four quarts rodesb two
two pounds of rice. two pounds OF codilsh' '"o
pounds OF pork and one-half pound OF tea; ~
1t would be great additional benefit II nons SOME wy
could be devised OF making these gifts cohutIonti
on work even of the simplest kind. or course
attempted fraud is not absent In one case. ln,
ilv made plteous appeals who had been spennIIIns
money freely on an entertainment for the chldren
and who had several hundred dollars In the BANK;
Pents nress very heavily the poor. Iney can
econon,iZe on food, they make old ciothes ast
a GOOD while they can make good use or hat-
worn clothing but rent is fixed sum, and nothihs
will meet II but money
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
4 IOVTyG ci'P FOR TIE CONDU CTOR.

Luigi Mancnel musical director Of the Metropoi'an
OY,a House seems he popular with his orchestra
as ho has been tho public. lie found this to be the
,,s. LAST night on the occasion cf hs coming 10 be
.fy-,vp years oll The members Of tn" orchestra made
him present = largo silver oyng-cup. 1t was given
- him after tie second act OF Romeo and Juliet Ihe
curtain Wa raise anil Nine Eamcs AMI Jean De ReszNe
led Srnor Manclnclli upon the stage. while Nahan
f-ranlD a member Of the orch. stood In the con-
du,,or's place and made the presentation speech The
rscrip,on on tho cup Presented TO Sgnor Luigi Man
cin, hy members ot the Metropolitan orchestra IN
fi.r!lv remembrance Of the season OF 1894 New
York february ). 1885,"
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
mr. NC a, GOOD REPUTATION ~ DENVER

r, the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: In your issue Of February an injustice was as
,ono 70 II T. ChamborIln. of Denver Instead OF
inst arriving in New-York he mas besn mere s'no'
,., co,,,omhcr occupying room AT No % pfehei ~
last 9ertcfInp'i in. heen unfortunate. but so have
ihn"lans Of others in our country III ba bas cone
Democratic 6pn,' 6N 90 every worthy charity In his
c and the Denver rpiyTT, yna has S ,hn m
Observatory ai,,rnomlcai wy structures on earth. The
em only gives opes4ed si is s~ nS Other IS IN" ana no
ana taxes io' e.n,auy with Mr.. Chamberlain. but
M ha tb reputation Of man OF ntsErity ana up
righness III Ms '' "DISINTERTSTED."
e'eb 3. 1891
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
ORTGlES & CO. MANAGERS.
"a G:rent Gathering Of Pictures. Herald.
EXECUTOR'S ABSOLUTE SALE.

"a Grent Gathering Of Pc,ures."-IIeraId.
EXECUTOR'S ABSOLUTE SALE.
ESTATE OF THE LATE
GEORGE: /. SENEY. ESQ,
THOMAS z. KIRBY. AUCTIONEER.
on TOMORROW WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY EVENINGS NEXT FEB. = S. AND Q.
PROMPTLY AT O'CLOCK.
AT CHICKERING HALL.
o,pMrssIox WITHOUT CARD. no REsERvEn
sEATs)
\ NOTABLE COLLECTION
MODERN PAINTINGS,
AND
oN ." loTii. Al O'CLOCK.
AT THE AMERICAN ARr GALLERIES
TIE IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
WATER COLORS. ETCliINGS AND
ENGHAVINGS.
THE COMBINED COLLECTIONS
on ENIIIBITION DAY AND EVENING
UNTIL NOON TOMORROW WEDNESDAY.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
EAST 23D.sT MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION THE PROPERTY OF
THE EsTATE OF THE LATE GEORGE l. sENEf.
ESQ AND WILL. BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE AiSo'
II-TElY WITHOUT RESERVATION OR PROTECTION
uy ORDER OF NELSON ROBINSON, Esq. EN-
ECUTOR
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
AN IMMENSE TnRoNG EXPECTED.
MANY ORGANIZATIONS 10 ATTEND MR. 'ili''uSS
FUNERAL IIlNTEns START ii''jE'I
FOR 4 MONUMENT.

FOR \ NoNl Nl+N4
Plilaleli.hla. F.h. 8 Tho funeral - Mr. 'hlis
promises - be one q the largest eyer h''' ''
ihi,al.lrh,a In addition % ,hc large lisi oi per
,.,', ,c,,,,f,t,nces of Mr.. Cnilds thousands u
,..,,i g, ever. walk of He VINO did not know him
,..r.,n.llv seem 70 feel hls death as a personal
,r..,,..,aor, and huul-cls Of them VIII und'nhi
cli strive 90 gain admItiance - III" services '' '
church tomorrow. IiesiI"s the personal itl'h'7 "'
IA. dctI phuAnthrop.st ana the general i"'N''
numerous ORGANIZATIONS and societies VIII be- i'i''
s.rted by delegations al the funeral me N''''F
-, =, I,n,cs's ,'hurcn. OF whicn Nj. thilds "ha 4
,,er,bc- Will attend In body. The - rhI"y'S
~ ..The IIdger' viii assemble Ia me ''''I' aus
r,,r, ~ 'Trc Ledger office at noon ana via
march TO the church IN body. Daring 'hr s''N''
'rhe Ledger" Office vii! be closed 30 ''i' "' ''
o,nrloy.s can attend. The officers faculty. an
Woman Advisory Board OF the D''N'' '''''
vll - together to the church
\ specl,l .raln leaving New-York at a. III. VIII
bring about thirty member oI tnr T'TS "' ,i
that cry. deetat.n oi ,, .rr" %ns-Ynrk TWO
tr,,,I.cl I'n.,u 81. e. and a Delegation rom III.
1r5,,, ,he ;oeion Press club VIII com" on from tha,
city In ad ll'on to ne above "'''t,t', ,cbn
H.. ,~.|,ani froni The following ORGANIZATIONS; IN,
-. ~ ~ ,.ruls Chau,er Of the Brotherhood 81
five rn@.neers The Prcsbyter an Ministerial
ia,,i,in i'yr,"r1phiral Unions Nos and .. the
ts.,.,.,it',l S,ci.ty and numerous other societies.
TN. Horticultural Society, ~ wNich MI n'''s W. W"
president h"l mrtnE ms rt'nni ni a"no1n,rl a
c,,nmltf"c - attend th" funeral ,,, ,.
iaroelv attended meeting Of Typographical n
Ion 10 > was held this afternoon to taxi acton
imam Mr. childs's death \ long and touching reSo
i,,,Ir vrrrssing the sorrow Of tn" memb"fs "i the
unlon was adopted Addresses were ~ mao. 10y S's "
erai member. \ plan TO erect II iM"n"ncm a, ~
conmrmnrafion Of Mr.. Chds's many "tts "'
kindness to printers wss eageriy sczci np'n py ,n'
c,muosiiors present ~ way 10 shv" J.. ~, F1,
e,sh, manner their appreciation o! Mr 'hllHS :
treatment Of their craft Aicr som" ,r. Il.
The hosf means to carry out IN" sugg. .s'on TT. !,
1,,. 1' coorcc chance was authorized TO appoint a
committee 81 fvc to- take preparatory Steps 10 rin
~ ,,,nv.,n,n, 4, success. The cOininlft"" VIII h'
,,.,,'i 80, future meeting. II was stated - Inc
oi,i,, mat subscriptions FOR the monument hai
L. fcnlcrel.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
At THE BROOkLfN THEATRES.

,.o,. wilson was welcomed BY many admirers AZ tho
% ,,.,,. iu Broo,ilyn. last evening where Iie r.
Ap" m csd,auy In "Ermnie" and renewed his former
."ccrs.c. S in this part long favo'e upon the stage
lie was ally aided by the rS,. 0 .e cas-. ra % 0aw
the " .. wore seen. IL Will b. followed next week
n~ ',," ..Thc Iii, Of Champagne" MIL,
!" r.a socona week OF the production OF The BACK
cook" a. the Columbia Theatre showed undml'hca M
ternt-
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
cprlr,r TRAIN FOR THE PRESS CLUB.

,rrarcomcnfs have been completed by ~ H.
Dc Freeze and through the courtesy OF SamueI
carpenter. General Eastern Passenger Agent OF
the lvaua Railroad 10 those n9Sros peca nl
,nnIir,, ~ f,,n.r1l Of ,cOrgr w. 'hiis a Sprclhl
cor hos been placed a; the disposal OF me @ r.Ss
club TO be attached to Train NT otDh"rs wge nf The
cl,,b are Invited without further notice ,i ,J.un
trni, loov"s Philadelphia at 3:o p "'' "''N'"b
r,-,,-V,ri, about , y. m.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
neliqious Notl.es.

AT NOON MEETING in Brooklyn Association LA iin coz.
to-day Heaven and He'll Here and Hereafter,
taught by Jesus Christ Other pastors evangelists ana
singers will take part. Seats free - -.
n. l.. MOODY viii preach to-day In Lafayette Avsnus
Presbyter,ar hurch BROOKLYN OF South OXFORD
and Lafayetteave at $3.50 and 13O ?; m. and a. sSO
.. m. in Hanson Pa Baptist 'h'rch corner Hanseo
Place and South Portland-ave.