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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
owing number Of delegates:

Please notify Chairman OF Republican county
Coumittee. A. n. Dare. sec'y.
C. s. BENSON. d.
&5 s Chairman.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29

Creates llealt i. creat e6 strength
creates vigOr;; De WI to Sarsa Illa,s
1t comnlends Itself Z, D BRowN.a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29

GRADUATED corn meal, both white
and yellow. at :. ..> TANNERS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29

Do You Wear Shirts
Gross has the most complete line
in the city. 81. ..=
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29

4 No headache with TUFTS LIVER
PILLS. ssss IS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29

Reading Notices, single insertion
lOc per line; more than one insertion,
&c per line each insertion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
LONG ISLAND.

PORT JEFFERSON-The west beach at this place
is now the bone OF contention an ong number OF
people who claim that they own the property. Inc
beach Is mile In length and quarter OF a mie
wide. 1t divides Port Jefferson from Long lslana
Sound At recent meeting OF the Brookha'eh
Trustees John j. Dasis local real estate agent,
wanted to purchase The property. No sooner had
this fact been made public than a number ot per-
sons appeared VINO claimed they own this strip OF
sand and that they hold deeds. Charles 4. sdures'
Andrew j. Kembe and Malaga Smith were appoh'
ed a committee TO investigate the matter. lhel
found 80 MANY parties claiming 10 own the beasn
that they failed To make any recommendation ine
hoard decided advertise in all the local papers w
Wiling all persons having any interest IN those ple'
lses 10 present their claims at the next meeting "a
the board on January 10. \ lively time Is eNpeSteo
i'm proving who are the real owners OF the peaeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

William H. Robertson. Calvin Frost ana Martin
T Keoeh members OF the Westchester County Ear.
anno,nted by Judge Dykman to report resolutions
In memory OF Ode Close. for quarter or Il century
a member OF the Board OF Supervisors anu Tor nan
a century a law partner OF Judge Robertson. VIII
report 10 the Court January >. Flnal ac-
ton relative TO the adoption or The county road
system pursuant TO Chapter 1872 OF the laws or 1875
vi, ne taken bv the Boar. 81 Supervisors on
Wednesday next. Supervisor See of North Castle,
who ia the advocate OF better roads In the county,
is In favor OF spending several hundred thousand
dollars In macadam pavements. He represents the
Repubcans OF his town, and - one OF the foremost
debaters N the board In which he sits. Court
white Plains Ancient Order Of Foresers. has
elected Stephen G.. Bogart. chief ranger RlchaGi
Powers sub-chief ranger: George a. DAVIS rnahclil
secretary: charles A. Matthies treasurer; Thomas
Ertzgerali secretary T. Barry, senior woodward;
Joseph Murphy junior woodward; past chief ranger
Harry Adams George Simpson. George Lang
lev 4 - Cowan, +. NJ. Inderhil and James Bro
IAN all OF this village. and employees or the New
York Public Works Department at kcnsico Lake
have been relieved from duty. The agsre-
oatc deposlts In the Central Bank OF Westchester
County are s}5OO 600 and In the White Plains Bank
sgi nn School Commissioner +. NJ Thomp-
son has gone 10 Albany to be present at the inausu
raj ceremonies Of Governor Morton. The
Rev Charles Ferris and wife have gone 10 yrone
\ g. FOR the winter. Captain V. VI. Hodg-
son OF the United states Pension once, Washlng-
Ton is visiting his family In Westchester-ave.
The White Plains Hospital Association Will receive
calls from . to y. m. on New Years at the hosp
tai quarters on Chatterton Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

A conccr. for the benefit OF the Working Won
ans Society will be given AT Chickerng Hall on the
evening OF January 10 by the Columbia College Gice.
Banjo and Mandolin clubs.
Mrs H. W williams o, No. i2l West Eighty
eiXth-st. has undertaken 10 collect funds for n
Free Circulating Library FOR the Bind project
which advocated In letter 20 The Tribune by
X. r. Terry. and for which some subscriptions
were made by readers OF the appeal
Tho following programme will be played 81.
Andrews chimes. One hundred and tn
ST. and Fffhave. by j. Grant Sonia. beginning AT
II 90 o'clock. New Years Eve: Hall Co
lumbia!" Robin Adalr." selection from Mar
tina" "Marsclaisc." The Hour OF Part
ing" Tho Lily OF the Vale" Men q IIar-
leigh" Carnival de Venice" with variations.
Theme de Mercadante." la File de Regmen,o"
Aud Lang Syne" Red. White AMI Blue" lib
erty Ball" "Sce the Conquerne Hero Comes" The
Harp that once Thro Tara's Halls" "Od Folks at
Home" Comm Thro' the Rye" Those En-
dearing Charms" british Grenaders' March" and
Home. Sweet Home"
The An New York Volunteer Cavalry Association
will have its seventh annual reunion at Congress
Hall. No. 1872 Third-ave.. on Monday evening. Jan
uary 81 The semi-annual meeting OF tho associa-
ton will be held at No. l2 Union Square East
Monday evening. January T.
The Tribune has received from "P T.. c." so FOR
the suffering cloakmakcrs
The metropolitan Museum or ATT ~ open Tree 10
the public from 10 "A. to sunset on Tuesdays.
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays: Sunday
afternoons from o'clock TO sunset. and on the
evenings OF Mondays and Frldays on Mondays
and fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset oopyists.
art students and members Of the Museum only
admitted free others have TO pay an entrance zee
OF % cents these two days.
The Museum OF Natural History is open week
days from to ) o'clock. On Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings from TO 10 o'clock the public IL adj
mitted free on Sundays 1t is open from to 8
o'clock Admission IL charged Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Tribune has received 81 from &C. II. c." for
John Coleman. the veteran for whom an appeal
was recently made In The Tribune
An address will be made by j. G. Pumpely.
retasy OF the CITY Improvement Society. before the
Neighborhood Guild No % Dclancey-st. this even
ing at o'clock: subject. How the Streets OF New
York Can BE Kept Clean"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
CLOAKMAKERS IN GREAT DISTRESS

1t was said at the headquarters of the striking
cloakmakers No. SO Clinton-st. last night that
much distress still existed among the men and
their families The still feel hopeful that they
will win the fight. although the situation, the re-
porter was informed, about the same as 1t had
been for long time. The hard times have pre-
vented the other labor organizations from helping
the cloakmakers as much as they would have done
In better times but the men are profoundly grateful
for the Lelp and sympathy they have received. The
secretary of the Cloakmakers' Association said he
hoped soon 10 be able 10 make public some good
news but as yet the manufacturers remained firm
and would do nothing 10 end the trouble between
them and the men. ,
The great distress which exists among the cloak
makers and their families is plainly apparent In
their emacated features. Many OF them are at
starvation's door Their sufferings have been in
creased By the cold weather. az many Of them are
insuicicntly clothed and out Of coal as wei as food
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
TctVStTLtyTTC TRAvELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived here on the
American Line steamship Ncw-YOrk from south
amman Yesterday were " Holt Apgar Frank II.
Ambrose Charles j. Ahrcnfelit. Adolph AbTahains
Mr. and Mrs VI Bllncs. Ezra Braneri, Mrs. q.
y BARTLETT \ Percy BENNETT. Mr.. AMI Mrs H. ~
Hnvard and Miss Blyard. J. t. 'assat. br' ana
Mrs g " Copeland. Miss H. clifford. MISS Edl'h
4 C,rn.s Miss Mary l.. Corsc. Miss Ethel Marian
,.orse 4 g Case. Murray g. Dananbaum. Mr. ana
Nrs l. II DE Freeze Mr. and Mrs. L. Guttman'
Professor JarobIf. g. +. Muller. Jean {. Naesel G.
" Oden Mr. AMI Mrs. f.. Il. Osler. = W. Pei.
4 D. p.l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson. pr ana
Mrs H. H. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Rosentha
Mr. and Mrs j. T. Robertson. benjamin r ShreNe'
Miss Marion IT, Shrcve. John II. Starin: Mr.. any
Mir " H. Thompson. Mr.. and MIS- n van
c.hler + + Van Gelder Mr. and Mrs El"afd
Nan Dam william l.. VAN. Mr.. and Mrs 'har,.s
g Wolcott j. T.. Winsow, Count ioanez ana W.
90 ON th@ Red star steamship Pennland; from Ant
wcrp we're Henry d. Ia Nailee Poussin. Baronne
Hrmy. Mrs r. White Mrs u. Dedekam sas'
Joel Lesser j. Il. Marion and Mrs Anna Marion
The Iucania. which sailed for Liverpool yester-
Az 1yyas faFyica Dr. a G GSanye BSuock Mrs Monias
BARD Mrs ". H. Bowdon. +. W. chancs ana m
MISS ,iancc r II. Clarkson. W. q, cole, r W.
p Rn: m'S " Jennings. Mr and Mrs j. y. Jewet
Aiel King G. II kennard. Or. i.udewig Gerhri
d se j. r Iee MsTtare" R,o GSp" pr " mowar
l. s;ni and Henry II smythe..
Among the passengers on La Brsiagnei Mmarh
Mr. and Mrs Edouard Brandus r. Is behhctt
The ih. Rev. j IL. Beck Mr. and Mrs Calderas' the
II Rev Paul laroane j. w van ana Lee Mrs " ION"
psicL MIR and Mrs Reuter-. Charles T.. Green.
Wrs " T. Higgins, q. q. Rowland. Mrs Eliza
seth ramsy r. HsTei M Tom and MR. fS and I Mrs.
~ " Travcta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
child FOTND CHAINED 10 4 IRCNh'

,rovrx,pry AND CRUELTY TREATED Fly IFS
srrrMoTrlrR-TH GIRL ALMOST STARVED
, tale q, cruelty t. a child was told In the YORK
villa Court Yesterday morning. man na"eh VI
p.ncs living at 80 1853 Avenue 4. reported on
t.,,t,v ., Mr. 1;crry's society that woman named
Anne Vnuk. Bohemian living In the same pu!Id'hs
a. himself WIS given 10 il-treailng her steriaush-
,c- Mamie Nnuk seven years Old lie sild the
,,o,,ic in tho house were startled almost hourly oy
,h. cri.s o., the n;tic one. On Christmas Day the
cries ~ IN. child were heard hour after hour until
the uelehnors unable to endure IN" souh c3''ei al
IN. Wink APARTMENTS 10 remons,rate. Inc 'oo'S
c.ro found 10 be locked. and force was resoF''u "
In cnecilng an entrance. ~
In i room In the rear 81 the apartments me emu
ras found chained to a heavy trunk Stout WIS
,,c tuts,.l arounl the little ones wrist ana ankle
ana fastened 80 securely 20 the trunk thAt II W
fo.tu! necessary TO them 20 release IN emu
m. ,u,rtmeuts we're otherwise deserted ne NJ
~ -ot ami half faml~h.i. To augment us ,ottur
4, ravly decorated Christmas tree was Htaiis'ik -.
,r a,It1iulug ROOM plainly Nsine tht"uth W., IN
,ioor ON this statement Agents i"uo'tt dnl ~, ""
.,n ,y.n, 10 the house. They founI the NhuK ram.
,ly :, consist Of the father. Joseph. a pear
maker. Mamie. and three other cnllt'h am Ann
"a. .tcpmother The mother would say mug, ~,
though 4he admitted correcting tAr emu 1870
lr me hous. siil she beat the chi.d most sna".-
fuly CAV, u little 90 eat am piln u" a,'.l
II. rhysi-al condition. one day. they san th' ny,
on. vas put into a tub of cc-cold water am ''''
th.rc fiil II almost perishfd ,-,., III.
rhe -bilI lfse'f seemed suffering from right me
agents took her IN" societvs 70 ms mn h'' h''
Washed clothed and fci. when taken 70 'ourt lss-
t-riay morning & large. discoorci .nul IN tlr 81
~ nor head p.malnci as evidence % XIX mat rnr
s,.,,no,h~r la said - have administered Inc
uttic one was suffering from Il h.sh ic'tI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
THEY THINK 1T DOES NOT AFFECT THE POLICE

Corporation Counsel William II. Clark received a
letter yesterday from Chief Clerk William II. Kipp.
OF the Police Department In regard TO men OF the
force being prohibited by the Constitution from
riding free the surface and elevated roads and
using the telephones without charge In the letter
1t is pointed out that the Of the roads and the
telephones has been an enormous aid to the force
In rendering assistance In OF fire. riot acct
dent and the Police Commissioners at their meeting
on Friday passed resolutions which said that III in
the opinion of the Counsel to the Corporation 1t be
necessary. he be respectfully requested 10 communi
cate with the Attorney General OF the State OF
New-York, with the view Of affording to the mem
bers Of the Police Department such privileges In
transport ton and telegraph service for public
as may be allowed TO them under the Constitution
Commissioners Martin and Murray yesterday al.
ternoon discussed the question. Mr.. Martin said: II
am OF the opinion that the new Constitution does
not prohibit free transportation and the free use OF
telephones for policemen when they are engaged In
public service My idea OF the meaning OF the Con-
stitution Is that no public oicsr shall receive free
his own private use. do not believe 1t applies to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
RUTHERFORD.

The commercial travellers and professional men
OF Rutherford and its vicinity had their first
nual dinner on Friday night at the Park Avenue
Restaurant. Joseph C. Shenck presiding. Addresses
were made by the chairman. Frank f. Hatch. presi-
dent OF the temporary travellers club. Mayor Luther
Shafor. Andrew II. Calaum. Or John J. ke,chum.
Frank NJ. Buckles, \ = Treat. w. T. Lewis, COOK
Conk,ing. Wicfba Williams, Leon Abees. T. J.
Turner. {. w knape Dr. Charles ID. Brooks, Har-
low Brooks. G.. J. Mcleod. William II. cole, 7. I.
Beckwith. Theodore MuehnS. Frank Crawford and
W. J. Drummer. Councilman Andrew II. Tceple
sang The Drummer's Tale OF Woe" Others pres
ent were Abner Shaier. Or. Henry d. White Frank
f. Miner. Milton T.. Fake. Arthur Guy AMI Will
lam Gerard. At the end OF the dinner a resolution
to form a permanent travellers association was
carried. and the chairman named the following
as a committee on constitution and bylaws: Frank
r. Hatch. Frank NJ. Buckles. Andrew H. Calaum.
Cook Conklng and W. j. Drummer. Mayor shsfer.
In a neat speech. offered the OF the Borough
Council chamber TO the committee.
The SundGy-school children OF the Ruihertord
Methodist Episcopal Church VIII give the cantati
santa Claus on Time" tomorrow night AZ no
church.
Postoffice reports for the year still show Ruther-
ford 10 be the most profitable office In Rergen
336 " and the expenses N2T2 ~
Rutherford Lodge. Knights OF Pyttias. chose these
officers Thursday night: c. c., George Y Ken.
shaw: V G.. Andrew II. Brnkerhon; X. OF r.. and
NJ OF f.. Frank 4. Smith, T.. Frank C. smith
NJ of W. j. G. Sares; NJ. AT A., Chrsiopher 7.
Brazer. The officers will be publicly installed IT
I.yceum Hall on January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NONKERS.

The First National and Citizens National banks
have made reports Of their condition at the close o'
business December 10. The former oahK reports
Resources Nl7gn532. loans and discounts. si5'-
az ST. reserve fund S9l57l 80 OF which 5000 Is In
the bank. Individual deposits. subject 10 'h.ok
SI5a g52 %. undivided profits. SAP. w Inc iattrr
hank reports. Resources S0.l9l ~ loans anu MS
counts S5i2 40 So reserve fund &',Si' ~ OF when
81 90 ls In the bank individual deposits subject
To- check <5li 9a5 Il undivided profits. 81 ~ -
Arthur y ,iarthwaite. who was appointed phtlol-
man of the Yonkers police force. lust "reA ago
h,s handed I'm hts resignation. tn" intense coll
weather was too much for him. ana he couil nor
stand II He had made number or arrests IN thc
tr, ,,,,c DO vas on the force . To-day Will be
Hnhearved "a Hospital Sunday in Yonkers. anu coll
loctions Will he taken up at the several churches
Tor the hospitals OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
THE IMMIGRATION CONFERENCE.

The conference OF the local immigration authori-
lives and representatives. from the Immigrant Blu
reaus of Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore was
continued Ellis Island yesterday Colonel stump
National Commissioner Of immigration. being pres
emit Dr. Senner said. returning to the city: "Thc
proceedings were very Informal We had general
talk about the different kinds OF routine work
with "A view Of making the methods OF Boston
Philade. phia and Baltimore uniform with those Of
hi, city. On Monday Colonel stump. Assistant
Comnissio.,er McSweeney ana myself, who were
appointed last June a. an immigrant investigating
committee. will meet The conference Will continue
on Monday and daily thereafter I'LL Its work Is com
liz ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
TIMELY HELP FOR POOR ANIL ].

At No. A. Watts-st.. In a little rear basement room
whore the sunshine by no possible contortion could
over hone 10 enter John Coleman. sergeant OF
the old 10Th New-York Infantry Is trying to nurse
his wife back to strength and health Ills misfor-
tune was told in The Tribune THURSDAY morning
and Yesterday so was received from &c. NJ. IL. and
90 ,ror "c y C." This money was taken 10
,,beIr home Yesterday afternoon The reporter
found the old soldier and his wfe IN thc mos, pJec,
nn,nrtv The amount given by &c. NJ. IL and
70 r. C." will tide over their immediate needs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

U.s. g. 1r New York forwarded the following correct
solution TO No. Z:
l. B-Kt T. Kt-Q 3: q Q Kt CHI. O. 3, Kt-Q
l. B-Kt T. Kt-Q 3: q Kt ch K KIT: .. Ok y
mate and many other pleasing variations.
J. A. Dewald Nsw-Brunswick. ~ j.. ana d. f.
Westerly X. l., also solved this interesting problem
NJ Fay Stone PrIano La, has forwarded a correct
solution problem No 10.
G. r. New York-You ara right, but the text-inove
looked better for the gallery.
William p. Banning Mount Vernon.-Your solutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
NEW-JERSEY.
.IER6EY CITY.

The stockholders OF the Consolidated Traction
Company met in Jersey city yesterday ard elected
tn, following directors: \. .. Garretson. John H.
Crimmins +. a. b. Widener. Thomas Dolan, W. H.
Elkins 4 j. Cassatt and &. A. Griscom. The pc
ttion OF the employees asking for ten hours ana y
"A day was aid over until the annual meeting III
February.
INN, Nalonev aged eighteen of No. 70 Walker
ave Jersey city, undertook to prepare dinner
Yesterday afternoon. and In doing so set hre 10
her dress She was fatally burned, and her brother
Martin Maoney. aged twenty five. was severely
burned about the face and hands IN putting Out
St Francis Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
NEWARK.

The Rev H. c. Holman. who founded the Beth
shan House of Rest for Aged People. Is suffering
from nervous prostration at his home, No. IN
Fairmount-ave.. Newark the result OF worrimeht
over Injurious reports spread about him and affect
inc bi. character The managers of the home
women connected with the churches. ana one or
these II Is sald exhibited letters written from New
Orleans containing grave charges against the
Clergyman He has asked for an Investigation, ana
one will be held tomorrow afternoon In the parlors
OF the First Presby terian Church. Friends or the
clergyman assert that the letters were written by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
lat DAYS SESSION or THE ANlTOMTSTS

The second and last days session OF the annual
meeting OF the American Association Of Anatoms,s
was held yesterday at the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons President Dwight occupied the chair
Dr. Frank Baker. OF the University Of Georgetown
d. c. read the first paper of the day The
Classification OF Tissues In the Animal Body" DR.
Thomas Dwight. of he Harvard Medical School
opened the discussion Of the day on "The Signi-
cancc OF Anomalies. Dr. George +. Huntington
followed with n paper entitled Some Muscular
varla lions OF the Shoulder. Girdle and Upper Ex-
trNmitifs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
NEW QUARTERS FOR BRANCH POSTOFFICE

The chief subject OF interest In Postoiiice circles
in this city yesterday outside OF the changes which
are to be made in the General Postoice. the result
OF the investigation by Special Commissioners
Machen and Shepherd was the coming removal OF
Station A from It's present quarters at Houston and
Crosby SITS to South Fifth-ave. and Prncc-st. The
removal will be made OIL February !. The new
branch postoice will be the largest In the city a1
the force Of employees necessary To transact the
business OF the station Will be about 80 There VIII
be eighty nine carriers fortythree clerks and hf-
teen substitutes The extent OF the business which
will be done at this station can be judged by the
fact that II will exceed I'm volume the posofficc busi
ness OF such cities Albany and Rochester There
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
NrITYElR'S ~ TIE TONES.

A New Years entertainment will be given at the
TombJ on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock The
Committee OF Arrangements consists OF Mrs NJ ~
studwell. Mrs A. G. Taylor and Mrs Beekman de
peyster Among those who Will take part Will be
Miss Mabel Stman. Miss =. Louise Tooker. Mrs
Arthur C. Taylor. Carl Ode!i. II. T l5urlegh, Master
Charles Mechan Miss Mabel Grace Hall. August
Beringer George G. Appel, William Josh DAILY
Charles Dederchs and Emil Adolphi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
sr p.rl.s scHOOL ALUMyI DiNNER.

The ST Paurs School Alumni VIII hold its second
dinner for the season Of lS9is9j at Zingheris No.
II East Twenty second-st, on Tuesday evening.
January s. at o'clock sharp. This will be the
fourth dinner since the organization OF the club.
The Dinner Committee consists OF NJ. II. clyde.
,res,dIng officer; &. V. X. coggsweu, secundus;
phDip Bayard &. -. Breckenridge. Or. j. {. Edgar,
Wil,lam Floyd-Jones Jr.. Herbert Parsons. e. T..
Ielnw and w. & Whitehead. Or. Louis f. bishop
is secretary ana treasurer, No. % West Thirty
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
ENTERTAINMENT or THE lotus CIRCLE

The Lotus Circle the unsec;arian suhday-schoo.
Will give holiday entertainment In the nan OF
m. rheosophical Society No. IA Madison-ave.
this afternoon at $50 1t will consist OF vocal ana
instrumental music short addresses and childrens
PLAYS The mpersona lions IN one OF thess az az
Wisdom Egypt, Brahma. Persia, emma Juua,rr
Greece. Buddha Christ and Mahomet-wnis,n
snows the unsectarian character or the schoo;
since the entertainment will be free and genera
Invitation is extended, the hall will be crowded.
Is believed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

will no nine deliveries made from this station a
dav and twentyfour collections ne Sta,o" ~ v US
,ric, is bounded on the north by ious'oh-st. on ,n
,asf hv me Rowcry. on the south by ana anu
-Sfrinr SITS and on the west By the North RIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
DEty MOLE TO PREACH AT TRINITY CHTRCH

Dean Hole OF Rochester Cathedral. England VIII
nreach AZ the morning service in Trinity Church to-
day NJ 10 80 O'Clock The offertory Will be given to
tho. cathedral The christmas music Will he r."
n.,ted At the afternoon service AT $50 CLOCK the
.lJrayenly Music" from The Messiah, Will be
viy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

A person who had a personal grievance against him
and who has since then Acknowledged that he wrote
from hearsay evidence.
\ change In the editorial department OF The
Newark Daily Advertiser" Will be made tomorrow.
Frederick Evans jr Vl continue as editorial
writer, ard John j. Ledy viii be the managing
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

the police when they are compelled 70 the rail
roads and telephones in the performance Of pubic
duty"
Con- missioner Murray was OF the same opinion as
Mr.. Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

Ladies' auffer.ng from nervous Affections h"o
,uI,k relief In ParkeI's Ginger Tonic ~,
'paIker's Hair Iaisam aids the hair growth