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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
POstoHice Notice.

Foreign mails week ending I peos% 5Soxs VI"
promptly in all cases. at tn P PCe MSueIon per
s sn Np from North ORTIZ Sydney ,,. sr.c, p.r
ROTTERDAM o q p % Sr Ba S
% Para other parts Of for B nae %s:s
S per directed Hiram Rr from a. prea isr
Beise' f r%er' New orleans ' .,, VI.
Al Bremen for i ESI1p' Tor PEI
Iqh9 at a. m 20 sor M I'S sappemsntsry
N o per $ for I Fortune Haiti per b. a.:
sifrs for Costa % Bisa va Tor S
cosan phaepna :; fSr costa psfs0 Rics
% dir Psr pef fG s r S from
wEpSEsbAYA' x. m snp PA enscnstow "a
a. ~ applemenary 10 M for f bs directed per
bsrnc at fS. Belgium U., d Ss Ses essd
cr vesauea and sayana via c SgGasSH
sse E. % s9es for Sa Ssr
barbados and per Terrier at rom New
Tor Puerto corez. per :. $ city OF D'''''' '''"'
oTMrnRspAy-At II for Netherlands direct per ser
Eaam, al D. M supp e.liary ls M for NASSAU
eR4 sSntssG cuSs i psr
France switzerland. Italy spain portus' HAZE Geers
Sr sna .n' par R Of Europe must directed per Ia
Wnsssn deter, s 10 tor BELIZE Puerto
c,r,sr ,ust he per Weihaven D. az ~ d. Us
e,nnIerentary 1890 M for Jamaica, Jeens .r,s
n.n,ary IL M for Eur pe. hruIa' rit .nd
own. AZ 1890 a. IN. for Campeche thspas, Wsx,can
y,c.,an ner $ Orizaba neters Tor otner =. -
states and cuba he directed per ornaof =; ~" D.
m for Neheranis direct. per s. = NASSAU; VIC -
asrb.m uetters must directed per Maasiam - a.
Bsmarrk via Naples detters must be d,rsysn for
psn,orck'o: at / D. Complementary 10, y. III. -
cape Haiti st. Domingo and Turks isia"u' pe'
New-York ,.,,au, addressed only).
,e~ rnpress Of China from Vancouver, ciose ~.
talv IN 10 December % $50 p. m Mails 10,
and Tapan especially addressed onyp. per ~ -
~, Tsrorral close here daily up TO DECEMBER as
G.ao n m Mails FOR China and Japan per ;. = ny - -
d. ia,.ro rrom san Francisco close here daiy up 70
no sn.c. -, q 40 m Mails 'or Australia except
hoss Tor Yves, Australia which forwarded wa haropes
New Zealand Hawaii. Fiji and samoan lsIahds' pei =,
Mar,nrsa from San Francisco. close mere ua,y W -
Dacspber al, $50 y. III. COR on arriVa n 49,
~ Campania with British mails for Austraal a,.s
far Australia except Australia, Hawai- ana ~.
Vsncolyer1 close here daily after December anu up
s.2o n m December ~. Malls for Hawai-, per -
,msr,l,, from san Francisco close mere aaly up ="
december ia at p. Malls for the socety ls'auus
per shin Troplc Bird from san francsspp cos ~
sslv M 10 December -. $50 p. m Mails Tor New
close AT this daily 30 p m Mails iot
hy rail 10 Roson and thence By steamer. close Az tn,s
ofca daily AT $50 D. Malls for Cuba close az tnls
enc daily n, $50 D. m. for forwarding by steamers
Temna Fla Mails for Mexico overland. unless specially
Addressed for dispatch by steamer close at TINS omcs
daily at 300 a m. -,
.Reeis,ered mail closes at p. m. previous day.
CHARLES w DAYTON. postmaster
Postofice. New-York. n. Y. November 30 1894
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Detroit Dec. I.-Chares II. Els. wehknown
civil engineer died at his home here yesterday oil
apoplexy Mr. Ellis was born In Woonsocket. r. L.
In 1871 and began his career is civil engineer on
the FitchbUrg road
Rochester - Y. Dec. l (SpeciaD-Charles >.
PIX. Iied here this evening aged twenty-sX years.
For three years he had held the a-roInd attn
lctic championship OF the Rochester Athletic 'iuD'
and was said to be more proficient in polc-vauitinS
and hurdling than any other man In western NV
work MIR PIKE was recording secretary o. me
u.nublicsn CITY Central Committee, and had been
chosen to represent tn" Eleventh ward on the
County Committee
Nashua - H. Dec Mrs Mary A. Hunt.
widow OF John NJ Hunt. died this morning OF pneu-
nonia aged eirhiy-two years She was one OF the
oldest ard wealthicst Of Nashuas citizens, and To-
%. nor with her daughter had given $4,000 for the
,ihrarv site about which there has been 80 many
lawsuits Her death will stll more compllcate II.
hrarv matters making necessary n postpon"ment
Of the hearing OF suit for the recovery OF money
given the city, which was set for December %
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JAmc~ H. Cariin. wcknown reporter ana pon'-
teal writer died Friday, after a long ana trying
Illness AZ 81. Joscph's Hospital He was born IN
this state ihlrty-fOur years ago. but Afterwards De-
came resilient 81 McTllca, Conn, Tor several
,oars He came to this city IN 1888. and was en-
ploycI on The New York star" while that paper
was published. Afterwards he was one OF the main
local political writers OF The Commercial Adver-
tl-er" Previous 10 coming 10 New-fork ne hal
don. newspaper work In Hartford and Boston.
admired the generous traits IN his character He
possc .sei marked ability and close student of
nolitl-s lie leaves a widow and no children. me
funeral viii br had tomorrow at 81 Patrick 5
1.nthclral al q IN Tho burial will be in Calvary.
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Plans FOR EXGOT. BROUNS ro-'H"""'
THE Bopy TO LIE IN STATE IN TIE '"'
AND THE BURIAL TO GAhE
PLACE ON MONDAY.

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 1.-The funeral u WV go -
MAR Governor Joseph f. Brown VIII 'aAe pa ~,
Monday At 10 o'clock tomorrow morhlps .' 80
Will be placed I The rotunda OF inc ,.a,
,n lilo in state there until the hour OF inc i"'''"
r. r,h pooiment OF Georgia viii mount gu"Iu
r tho bior tomorrow morning. To-morro" hie"'
tho CATE City Guards, one Of the COMPANIES VI,
dorea TO the front in 1861 by Governor bIo"' va"
guard the body. -,.,, mill relieve
ON Mondav morning the 5th Regiment wan -.
,oria, services Of an Informal character
III, ,o heIa in the House OF Representatives nS
religious services YIN take place y II be "a" CONDUCTED
i,aptnS' paw DIR Henry Mcdonald, assisted ny ny ny
10y By Dr Kerfoo OF Louisville. ana the rev, a.
A. r. spaldng. VINO was TOT many '''''
Roth branches Of the STATE ,S nea on the
i Dbl re solutions to-day, ana tnc HaS on W ~
appiviI vas AT han mast. The funeral WIZ p a.
taptIi ~ r.nresentatiye citizens from all over tne
tended py ms Of OBEDIENCE have been pouring
- rom nearly every State In the Union
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,ouN \ LEwIss APPOINTMENT.


r,vv,xy MEN SAY FELLOWS IS DOING WHAT
HE CAN TO SAVE HIMSELF
co,opcI Felows's appointment OF Johh ~ He"''
go ,ssis,ant District Attorney. al WV year W
I t,rap,s t. Wcllman. who resigned week
80 q, nonul,r neither inside nor outside OF the DIS
80, ,t,ornev's office so far as Tammany Is con-
ce,,ed why Mr. Fellows should nave taken "
ho rover was affiliated with Tammany liaii
h,, had been associated with the Mugwump iac''o,'
and vvhose chief hackers were men IKE Nhec'ei -,
pookbam William Allen Butler Noah DAVIS, Essex
couen ard Frederic X. Coudert instead Vi ny Wv
ala ,ramu,any standbys was more imam inc "a
,,roood warriors OF the Wgwam coud uhdersta"u
r,s,,los that Mr. Lewis had never had much eNPc
iorce I'm criminal practice, while there were nan
. ,o,o, Icnu.y Assistant District-Attorneys WIN
,,o,,h, ,bcv were entitled TO promotion on account
- , and faithful service. This Is why the iriehus
-, ,,ch brlrht Young assistants OF Mr.. Fellows us
roroes " osborne Robert Townsend stephen d.
o,uare Randolph b. MARITIME, Jr., Ihomas D. p'"'
-, and George GorGon Battle are crying OUT
trst Mr. Iewis's selection rs anything out nsh''
.rhc fact that Lewis was born on the same nay
i'm crover Cleveland seems to have more weisnii
,vth Fellows than the long ofnchi anu ~ ~
services Of some Of the best men IN the o"ce saw
a disappointed man yesterday ,ho a,no,n,ment
Tamfanv leaders who had urged the appoii..inna.ni
-, o. siraSht-out Tamrnany Hall man to succeed
Air Welman said yesterday mat fehom' na,1
n,na rs,tc1 by the popular cutlery Tor ms reihoN''
that ne was ready 10 do anything ms e"e"'''' pa
posed in the hope OF saving hiinse,i. ,, 10 going
lie imagines that Lewiss appontlnen, ~ Semi
TO array all the Mugwumps on hs s" TN r,a Door old
his removal" said a Wigwam leader. Inc pun o
man has lost his head
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DIED.

COMPTON saturday December I. 1894. in this city
X' ';gS.'' n r. funeral raI' hereafter
FrsuER-On Saturday December 1894 Eiizaoe,n
Rattenbury Fisher widow Of John fisheF IN '"e Gun
funeral G' serves at the Of her SON 2s4 Me-
. Donough-st Brooklyn Monday December o. p ~,
cARpNrR-on Friday November 30. at Short HIS
=. J Dorsey Gafd1er n 'He S en MONDAY December D.
upon arrival u the 1910 D.. L. W. H. H. tram from
rn,erment at Mriburn. y. J.
Virginia Russell Thornton Gerrish wife OF the late
rnnnrn1 services at her home % 3cdst. Monday
afternoon. December B. at o'clock
HAGEN-On November 30 Theodora NJ iiagen: ,.o,,-
Funeral Lukes Hospital Chapel on Monday Deoe'h
po D~r a. and r 81, Louis papers please copy.
HARDY-On october o. 1894. a, her home. Guthrie OKLA
homa Territory Bernice - daughter 81 Dr 49, Is; r.
hndrs. formerly OF New-York.
san Francisco papers please copy
the beloved sn Of Robert X. and Pansy Prchard'
rSkepal services On Monday. December 3. at p m.
Inicrnent private
Der l. suddenly. Elias Reynolds.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
lrncr no. ssi West 57h-s. NewYors city. Emerson
nodg assd y ysi'i be- an" he'd at saint Bartholomew
church or Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
RICHARDS on November 20. 1891 Mary a, wife OF T.
Funeral services will be held at the Church OK the Trans
nguratlon gath-s, 3h-ave, on sunday, pecenoer
. "a $50 =. m.
In'ernent at Providence, X l.
sTANARD-on Friday morning. November 80 Mrs.
Pearcc Stanard
sroRRs-At Orange. y j.. December ]. the Rev.
H,nry Martyr ID. r.. in the osth year OF MS
Funeral services will be held from the First Presoy,efian
,.burrh Orange y j.. Tuesday, December T. AZ z'"o
'r,ock u m arriva, 81 30 p, m tram from 1901
a, Barcay-st.. New-lork ID, L. q w. H. hp'
Cincinnati papers please copy.
WOODWARD on Friday. November 20. Emma Earle
smith wife OF Thomas Woodward .,
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
services al hes late residence 10 West l-5thst' Mon
day Deccmb, 3. II o'clock a. M
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LADIES' DAY. At THE CATHOLIC CLUB
OVER 200 WOMEN IN THE HANDSOME BUILDING
IN FIFTY NINTH-sT.-AN ENTERTAIN



OVER 200 WOMEN IN THE HANDSOME BUILDING
IN FIFTY NINTH-sT.-AN ENTERTAIN
ING PROGRAMME
The handsome home of the Catholic Club, at NO
100 West FIfty-ninth-st was crowded yesterday
afternoon by women, who had. in response 10 al
invitation sent out assembled to see the place
where their husbands and brothers are wont 10
assemble in the evening, and to listen TO some eA-
ceent music. The women took complete posses
sion OF the big clubhouse. and they had real Joy
time. More than 700 were present. Up on ,'e
second floor the entertainment was given. Flowers
were displayed in profuson. orchestra played
and all was merry. No men, save members OF the
club were admitted and for once anyhow, man
showed his superiority. The Ito the feminine mino)
"dens OF vice" such as bars and billiard-rooms,
were open for inspection, and the women, lhsteau
of being shocked ut the evidences OF mans de-
pravity, said, "Oh, how nice" And they were
right
A splendid programme had been arranged, and 1t
was we'll carried out The chief feature was the
appearance of Miss Martina tombstone. the swedish
violinst. who first charmed her audience WIN sne
PLAYING OF Hungarian dances and tine folonaise
from Wienawski. She was recalled again ana ana
again by her apparently deighsed h and Tbomet
She was we'll accompanied by Miss Julia Raudeh,
bush The rest of the Mslodes by the
Misses Leech Miss Mabel Stephensons warDilhg
and " DAYS mOnoG S omen er spread ans them
selves all over the clubhouse Among those pres
t were Judge dSse'h 2a AMI Mr. H and Mrs
Tindley HOFFMAN Chaplin. John d: Crmmins M, Mrs
Albert Could JeTnng Ro5 M and H SFs E. John
S Ansrn Mr lanes anne N e. F o Dr. Nus
%S S.SI rs oSn F Bye BSa" Mr 1?s HEs
Lee Doyle. Thomas + Ryan. Miss Ryan Mr Mar ana
Mrs. r. Am my"v " J. Amend Mr. and Mrs Herman
bidder Charles Tornes r. Duncan Harris Morgan W
and Mrs lanes i. Campbell.
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building in the City Hall Park until re-
Gently used by the Court OF General Sessions Inc
charges preferred by the five Good Government,
young will have precedence. and Will prooapiy
be presented by Messrs. yelling and McMahoh.
Theodore Sutro will appear TO prosecute the aoui-
I'nion as counsel OF the committee of that body.
Mr.. Fellows will be allowed the same oppo,
ment that is accorded TO the compliments. Delos
McCurdy, who was ex-.Iudge Maynards counsel
pected to take part the defence of Colonel gel
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pvTrprIJyFD BY WOMIN PERFORnEhS

The Alpha Delta Phi Ciup hao si'on'"s w."
et lac, evening in the clubhouse. No. 35 West Thir-
tv-thrd-st At $50 the programme began with the
Swedish Ladies' Vocal quartet. who appeared III
swedish costume II included Miss Mabel stiiimah'
1.-THE whistling PATTI; Professor Adrian Pate TIA
gican" and Miss Vio.a Ray Allen. reader. ihsIs
we're also selections for a male quartet anu iO'
violin and cello The Entertainment Commi'tse co,
nrised Addison f. Andrews Charles NJ Dem0nu
and Rufus g. Cowlng. jr. Others present were ftins
IL Roberts Barlow 5 Weeks horatio y. ,IIw 9inoiy'
or charles H. Ouimby Bradford w Hitchcock
Dr Albert T. Morris. Howard r Who's Colin
Armstrong and Benjamin w. FRANKLIN
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can instructive and valuable object lesson

"An Instructive and valuable ODJect iessoe
o collectors Of Chinese Ceramics
aro ,,opoyy MONDAY, AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK
CONTINUING TUESDAY AND WEDNEs-
DAY AT THE SAME HOUR. BY
ABSOLUTE PUBLIC SALE.
AT THE: AMERICAS ART GALLEn,,To
a r,sT p3D ST MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
SUPERB ORIENTAL PORCELAiNS
DIRECT FROM SHANGHAI
THE PROPERTY or AN ENPEhr ooLLr..I Ur.
LONG A RESIDENT OF CHINA, AND NOW sho""
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS COUNTRY
"An interesting feature Is series or oiue anu ""s"
s,ga color and decorated specimens OF modern manu-
facture included by the for the purpose Oh ao
ing American Collectors opportunity 10 eo",p~s
modern productions with those Of genuine ANTIQUITY
ON EXHIBITION PREVIOUS TO HOUR OF sAA~
THOMAS +. KIRBY, ACCTlONEEf
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS
EAST a3D ST. MADISON SQUARE.
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m,,p couyyG DINNER FOR SENATOR LEAo".

rho dinner to be given for Senator clarence
-, hy Herbert Booth King. at the waldorf o"
,,asdov evening, December II. promises 10 DE one
Of the most notable affairs Of the season m"."'y
49, ,yu he represented by Generals Miles But
.' rr.cv Porter and McCook. the commit
- seventy by Charles Stewart smith ana
Cornelius n. Bliss. and the Lexow Committee uy
Pound strong MaySr seneren
son. 9 r. Stanahan, United states oe.a
tor sauer Miller Eha aoe' to aT be
others ha dinner will take place Ia the state apart
rnsnts OF the waldorf"
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CALLED TO 4 BROOhLlN PISIORiIE.

THE REV. pr. p. NJ ELLIS WILL OCCUPY THE
PULPIT OF THE WASHINGTON AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Baltimore. Dec. | (SpecaD.-The Rev Dr. r. W.
Ellis OF the Eutaw Place Baptist Church OF this
city has accepted a call TO the pastorate or the
Washington Avenue Baptist Church. Brooklyn This
Is the fourth call Dr. Ellis has received from the
nrool<lvn Church. He Is one OF the best pulpit
orators in the Baptist dcnominat ton. lie mas been
in baltimore for ten years and came here from
Denver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
MIRRiED.

III DIIDGE-sKrD,ORE-O saturday. December l.
80 be- Cb,,rch 81 the Holy Communion, New York CITY
hy The Rev Henry Motel ID. D., Louise |. SKu"o'e
e. Roswell Eldridge.
MOREY- FRANSWAY "Wednesday, NoVenpper
iSgf In Brooklyn, by the Rev. John d. hehneoy Mie
Zonola Fransway 10 William II. Morey.
WHITE d'ROSBY-On December |. at Emanuel ,hurch
Inston by the Rev. leighton Parks. assisted Dy tle
Rov william n. Pott. OF New lorh FRANCES 1850 r
nor daughter OF the late 9. ~ w crosby u 'u'''e'
Wheeler White OF New-York CITY.
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Sons Ofsthc Revolution.

or,ce N the secretary 80 was,. Room ~. New-York
Dee l. is9l.-Wih regret. announcement Is made OF IN
death Of a member Of this society, Louis A. Bull NJ D.
OF Buffalo. y Y.
FRED RICK $. TALLMADGE. President
TIIOS T.. V. SMITH. Secretary
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ORR Day FOR CITING THINKS.
A HIGHLY FAVORED NATION.

From The Baltimore American.
Az nation the United States Is better of to-day
than any other on the face of the earth The peo-
Die are freer all that constitutes enlshtene, I'D
crty and they able to pursue. without molesta-
ton. whatever occupation may seem 10 tnem most
likely TO provide the OF subsistence.
CAUSES FOR THANKFULNESS IN THE SOUTH.
From The New Orleans PicayGne.
In the South the people have much Tor when 10
be thankful Nature has done for them all that they
coud ask The cotton yield Is enormous; the sugar
crop IL bigger than was ever known; the rice crop
iusbn1s than that of last year. while there has been
n generous Yield of sweet potatoes and liberal crop
OF golden oranges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
THE QUALITY OF THANKSGIVING
From The Buffalo Courier.

From The BufIiIJ 1UUTI'T'
The quality OF Thanksgiving lies not so much IN
n mans condition in the cast or his mind lie
that is rich or DOW ,rful may. as his memory runs
back over the record of the year, recall nothing put
the losses the dislppointments which he mas mad
IN hear while In a back street poor obscure
neghbor may cherish his few happy memories 80
dearly that he forgets to envy those 10 whom
fortune has been more Kind
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Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
a3s FIFTH AVE-
A REMARKABLE COLLECTION.
1000 CHOICE AND RARE
ORIENTAL. RUGS AND CARPETS
ro-morrow Monday Dec. 3. at 2:3o r. NJ, ana -
tinung every day this week. at the same houf'
on FREE EXHIBITION. g.
A MARVEL. or THE PRESENT CENTCRi'
A silk carpet. sxf0. valued at sio'oo'
VIM b. NORMAN AUCTIONEER
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CAUSES FOR REJOICING.



To-day the Union is ours In AL its strength anu
symmetry: there Is NJ wasting pesti'ence wllih our
horders. our haryests have been abundant; our
nrosperitv is revving: virtue and intelligence are
galnng headway In every direction; patriotism sun
S1iovs as ser me and unchanglnB as the SUM- ana
not only communities. but the Nation. Is moving
toward a better standard OF government ana Il
higher plane of NOR Atty
A SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE THIS YEAR
from The Chicago Tribune.
10 oyer there were a time since the Pilgrims iirst
,eiebrated the day when the whole people would De
justified in rising and offering thanks Tor merciss
received Il Is on this day OK THANKSGIVING N ~
year Of special grace IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02

Notices Of marriages must be indofseo VIII"
full name and address
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5urrial Notices.
~%~-~N
A.-ExecutOra' Sale,

-,~-~~~~,.o~~~~~~~-~~~~
A.-ExecutOrs' Sale.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
No. sss Fifth Avenue.
Near 34th Street
FREE VIEW. DAY OR EVENING.
ENGRAVINGS,
ETCHINGS,
MEzZOTINTe.
TO be sold by Auction by order executors OF ~
MIR. JOHN HUNEKER.
MONDAY. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
December 10TH Iith 18th and 18TH at 2.30 and p. n
"A collection especially rich in fine specimens OF the
masters Of line engraving, IN which department II -
truly representative. II embraces only specimenss
but collections OF the masters OF the art from is Fss
until its fall In the present century.
1T is unexcelled in the following important ensravefs
etc.
..Bartolozzi Bolswert Drevet. Edeiinck LIE Bas.
Morghen Earlom V. Green De Boisseau. Dietrics
schmidt Sharp Sir r. Strange. Vivares. C. J. VIZ
cher, Woollett. WILLIE
Catalogues mailed free application.
poRERr soMERvIILE ORTGIEs CO..
.uc,ioneer Managers.
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5peeial Notirss.
49, - - 49, ~ 49, 49, - -
Whnt the Bird Sings.

What the BIRD Sings.
There's bird that sings where ceaseless springs
or youth and love are flowing.
with ever from his tuneful throat
on the listening air outgoing
sweet sozoDoNT use nor eer refuse"
The bird says owe. and
at gives white teeth. pink gums beneath.
And breath like summer clover
And who is wise this good advice
Has freely taken
Sweet peace twill bring. and everything.
Comfort and health awaken
WHEN THE LIPS OF BEAUTY
Are parted in smile. they disclose row of pearls rival
ling in prty hos. which brings up from the
bottom Sea- What will best preserve these
gems Of the sOZoDoNT the celebrated beauier
preservativc OF the teeth
houses nSuSs iD hny to Tor he
on corner the Capitol fully Furnished ptrees
ties; large square rooms besides servants rooms two
bathrooms approved plumbing sable and horses ana
house service II required
N"''''' Z. DE T.. PALMER
IS Safest. Albany.
DE Pinnn's suits for boys. ~ to II years. Dress
sSs for d nsnc TSs Stylish and
6 ss wSo have e nS US Will
'''"'''' Win DE De PIMA aoi FIth-ave.. aeth.
James Hyatt Of II Great Russell Street London Eng
land makes specially OF reproducing in fac-simile an
Gent books. manuscripts. maps. etc relating TO heca
and originals in the British Museum
and other public private collections. Specimens ana
particulars forwarded on application
Removal Notice. Elite Patronage.
r9h rR At ess GS 20 AND
four doors from broadway overlooking Madison square
park Enlarged and superior convenences elevator &c
Estnbshed 1865. Reasonable charges for skill
Cast-oT Clothing.
Az your convenience. Will call and pay fui 'aiue Tor
ladies' gcnemen's cast-or wearing apparel )ewery
( brio "A brac. carpets. furniture. etc. -. a.,
Gail or address Mr.. or Mrs. NJ NATAL 7A 6th-sve.
Amateur PHOTOGRAPHERS
eNeop-d, retouched OF
enlarged AT TRADE PRICES by LOCKWOOD. LAO
HronIvay ,4Oth-st.). RandeIs Dent.
People used 10 To England
buy he Crown Lavender salts sold now everywhere
i'm crown stoppered bottles Reject worthless limitations
Pure Fruit Jelly. Pomarius. Nothing but fruit Juice
Far supasses Jelly containing sugar Wholesome
. and delicious. ,,o,,> ,c a, p,..S
Sulliyan's Hats Gentlemen's Latest novel;
ties in Moderate prices broadway and S4th-s
dierald Squaie).
We may S3 ench for unused ~ Columbian
stamps is East 23i-st. .
Congress Spring Water.
This famous IL (by most elaborate tuptu&
restored % ~ ~ foTmAr strength and excslIeno&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02

LINsON TO BEGIN THE HEARING To-Moi'
ROW.
Ex-senator John j. Linson the referee appointed
10 take testimony In the case OF Distrlct-A,'orney
Fellows. will enter upon the work OF hear,ns VIC
evidence tomorrow 1t .. "a. N me e'o oso""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
FROM A SMALL BEGINNING.
rro,, Tho Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.

From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
From small beginnings. or. more properly speak
ing from New England beginnings. has grown what
a. nov n National festival OF Thank sgving. 1t has
snrcad from New England 10 the West and Is now
taking hold In the South. The festival OF to-day Is
a National one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02

CHRIST CHURCH. 7istst and Bouleyard; Sr =:
Morning service at II O'clock. Evening serVics y
\ Sunday school n 10 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
Religious NoIlfss.

A SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN Bf MORE THAN
200 children consisting Of singing and tcitaons nS,c
every Sunday At $3.50. TO which the pupnS
| is invited in Five Points House OF lndusry i0s
Worth-st Donations OF clothing and shoes soiiei'eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madson-ave and e6thst-Kev.
r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at III a. M E'ensons
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
ENdRAVINGS,
MIR. JOHN HUNEKER.

to be sold by Auction by OF the executors OF