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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02

A special committee. appointed by the Board Of
Missions Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. con-
sisting of Bishop Alexander c. Garrett OF Northern
Texas; the Rev. DR. David II. Greer. rector of ST
Bartholomew's Church, this city, and Elihu Chaun-
cey, also Of this city have issued an appeal to the
Church throughout the country in behalf OF missions
III home and abroad. which says in part:
The creation OF three missionary jursdic-
tions, the election OF missionary bishop for Alaska
dioceses in the domestic field and the recommended
ton that much larger sum should be given TO work
among the negroes than al any previous period all
90 10 show how thoroughly the late General Con
Venion understood the mission OF the Church the
Nation and the duties and privileges involved there
in. We rejoice n this recognition Of responsible
ties We congratulate our brethren OF the clergy and
laity because the council OF the Church sitting
Board OF Missions. has thus her tholic
position and recognized the claim OF the Nation
her the conse-ver OF public peace and purity
forts and fresh sacrifices. The victorious japanese
afford facilities travel TO all missionaries
and receive with cordial welcome the bearers OF our
new message of peace and good Will. An open door
the place OF the lamented and revered Mrs. Briefly
but 10 occupy fresh fields easy Of access. The
report Of the Bishop OF Hayi presents forc!by the
claims OF that interesting island upon sympathy
and aid.
1t now becomes the duty OF the Board OF Man
ayers. to whom has been intrusted the execution
urge upon our parishes the imperative need OF
larger offerings for the accomplishment of this
larger work We earnestly call upon all congre-
cations. large and small 10 take offerings for do
mestic missions early in the Advent season and for
foreign missions early In the Epiphany season.
The Board OF Managers has extended the appro-
1885 10 March l. 1896 for the that 1t cannot
proceed further until the Church by contributions
shall have made It possible 70 extend the appropri
atoms 10 the end OF the fiscal year. September l.
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get around the difficulty in more economical way.
He has hit upon Idea which others have thought
OF and tried without his being aware OF H. per
haps); but he claims to have made a success OF H.
and may have developed the plan further tnan those
who have anticipated him.
Into that form OF oer which has d cone-shaped
receptacle and which In operated by the pressure or
the thumb on its bottom. he introduces a coed
steel wire spring the upper end fitting into grooVe
around the opening into which the spout - screTsi
that rests in depression in the bottom. the spring
Is thus held in position by Its own elastlcty anu
made OF properly tempered steel retains that nee
essary quality for years. Mr. Burntrager hnds by
experience. that this plan Is more efncacious IMAM
the old OF giving Il bulge 10 the bottom plate
by pressure during the process OF manufacture
neither IT IS much cheaper than buying new oller
is. however, interesting question.
For oilers OF such design that d lateral squeeze -
more conveniently given than application OF the
thumb to the bottom the inventor has two plans
One IL 10 use the colled spring running crosswise
and held in place by grooves impressed In the ma
teria and the other is TO employ N-shaped spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
NOT A CHRISTIAN CITY.
THE REV MADISON c. PETERS BEWAliS lh' AL
LEGGED EVILS AND TENDENCIES OF III"
nav IN NETWORK.

DAY IN NEWYORk
The Rev Madison c. Peters preao"e' -, ~
morning in the Bloomingdale Reiorneu VIM -,
s,xtv-seyenth-st and the Boulevard Oh Wv 49,,
iect: lis New-York a Christian Guy 80 ue
WAS Thy Kingdom come'-ia''"e" ~
said IN the course of his remarks .o,,.
The majority Of our people are d. Extraordinarily
,as,,g as heartlessly selfish !s, eoIIow,
forretfui of the rights and claims % ,hr;st never
men ms I'd ~ We are told that this is Chris,a az
CITY A Christian city LU Loon ths distress the
tnlin,s INNS Us all around When see the streets
hsounted by hundreds of women VINO IN me, ,, .,
I'm womanhood to shame. and by men WIZ ~, 49,,
turn Mo n,tnns ~ conscience who stamp, In theif
sbameful selfshness. on manhood ueepei IA an
and more damning stain; when read Oh tne , M M
an suicides defacations. distresses and dee-
radations caused by the traffic In drlnk-"hicn ~
monster inquity given by our CITIZENS .a'e mich
gambling leads and II at work, not among
swindlers and blacklegs. but in our homes, rom
the highest down to the lowest; when see the ~
deepening misery of the struggle among the Poos
and the ever-increasing vulgar extraNagahce any
natious display OF the rich; when see tens VI
thousands rotting in fever dens. clothed III Iass'
shivering In the cold p1nlng lot lo0u, leei % ~
portance of the prayer THY Kingdom come. doc,
When | see love lavished upon dogs uoes
pampered by mothers and sisters while nurses
take care OF the babies; dogs riding through our
parks in royal state: when In our tenemehts chli-
dren by the hundreds die in unspeakable agony. or
grow up starved into crime and neglected into SIN
when j see the aristocratic spirit Of many OF our
churches a spirit that cannot touch the poor with
gloves. feel the need Of that prayer. Thy King
dom come"
When less than 10 per cent OF the working
classes affected by the churches and the churches
constantly moving uptown to get away from the
poor. and the rich growing Indifferent 10
religion--for there are hundreds of men in New
York to-day prayerless. goddess, virtueless men
standing dazzling heights of prosperity. who
few years ago. in poverty were praying men: when
i see the Church by her silence these great Ques-
tions dAvorcng herself from philanthropy and re-
form and the progress of our civilization. standing
with weak hands and feeble knees siding with evil,
because II is policy to fatter. because II Is popular
10 trim because II pays to hit nobody and praise
everybody; when see all these things feel the
Importance OF the prayer Thy Kingdom come"
And what II II did come? II Christ came 10 New
York. We should, II not cruelty Him. overwhelr
Him with sneers. do His servants who love
duty and conscience more than ease and praise OF
men.
Mr.. Peters closed his sermon with an appeal to all
chureh members 10 do their best TO bring people
within the influence OF the Church.
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CONCERT FOR THE GERMAN HOSPTrII.

The concert for the benefit of the German Hospital
and Dispensary. which took place at Carnegie Hall
last night. netted the institution a handsome profit
and offered an entertainment audience which
filled the large hall The stage was occupied by
large orchestra and behind this on raised seats were
The solosts Frau Fannie Bloomfield -Zeisler
pianste: Frau DR.. Elise Erdtmann, soprano
NJ Marslck, vIolinist. and Herr Julius Scheucn
barytone. The honors OF the conductors stand were
divided between Heinrich Z6llner of the Liede.
krdnZ. and Julius LorenZ Of tho Aron The pro-
gramme included a concert overture by Joachim
kan; requiem chorus in commemoration OF the
German heroes who fell IN lS70-'n piano solo by
Littolf Frau Bloomfield -Zesler: violin concerto BY
Mende.ssohn. NJ Marsck. and several ch0ruses
which were sung by the two singing societies
The audience highly apprecative and re-
warded the performers with much applause
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succession that certain cluster in the. constel-
iauon OF Serpens. and designated as No. . IN
Messer's list contains no less than forty-six
,ariablcs and that another. in Canes Venaticl
'Messer - contains 81. The first OF these Two
groups contains about $50 stars altogether and the
latter about 600 Professor f. G. Pickering.
director OF HarVard's astronomical Work, and Mrs.
Fleming. one OF his experts In Cambridge, have
both examined the plates from which Professor
Baey derived his conclusions and nave verified
the observations As yet no attempt has been
made TO determine accurately the period In which
each OF these stars passes from one max mum TO
another Special observation is necessary for That
purpose But the degree OF variation so far as
noted. amounts to half magnitude in some IN
stances. and to about two magnitudes In others.
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,xcnr,s,yc THE FORCE OF LIFE SAvsRS

Superintendent Domny. OF the cnited s'a,es ine
C;ro s,ations OF the Third District which in
cludes all the stations Rhode Island and Long
Island Yesterday morning added one man TO each OF
tho stations on the Atlantic coast. The increase
ddo 20 the efficiency of the and is expected
m he of great use IN the wrecks which are likely 10
ba men during the stormy season approaching
There are twenty-nine stations on the south shore
~ Long Island and nine in Rhode Island. The new
1nen viii have their first days work to-day, when
they will be called out with their fellows FOR beach
nractice Many of those added to the crews have
taken part in lfesaving work before either as aids
10 the regular substitutes. All have
undergone the examinations which every member or
each crew must undergo annually They have
been studying for some time on the signal code and
some Of them are already competent to take their
regular tour of duty with the older members.
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Now that the annual election OF the rn,on are in
Club is approaching. some oi ~" ,,a, has been in
'ot'' oi "DoI - ~ re-electing the president
vogue 10Y 50" .'a,av, OF rotation in office TINS
Sa taop''" ,s,tsd of before but has never oeen
acted OF there is no persona cuS o'S% e
ton to the present executive oeeT OF cp s ug
srai Horace Porter, VINO ,onohsra mink that
Dg sy n IN SSo Ps' snggn to b hs
such high place as me 9' With one term and
League should be ta'si'N
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ARRESTED FOR SELLING 4 BIT OF CHEESE

TUE DEPENDANT WILLING; TO MAKE 1T A TEST
CASE
Albert Pelser. president OF the Dencatessen Lea
ers' Association was arrested last June FOR selihg
bolognas on Sunday and IL was intended 10 make
his a test case. The prosecution was dropped al
the instance OF Assistant District Attorney y Hare
and II was admitted that the case was MOI strong
enough TO be a test because bolognas We're cooked
food peser was then in business at No. 1856 Third
-. ~. .u
Yesterday morning he arrested AT MS new
stor. No 1875 Third-ave Policeman James Ice, OF
the East Eight y-eigh thst. station. bought 10 cents
worth OF cheese from Peiser who recognized tnat ne
was selling TO a policeman. but was Wiling 10 be
the victim of another test case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
Az OAKLAND GIRL GOES ARMED.
From The san Francisco Chronicle


The following Is IA paper OF record:
Mayors Once. city Hall. Oakland Cal. Novem-
Der 3, lsss.-Name, Miss NJ. Craft; residence No.
1,o5l Ninth-aVe having this day applied for per-
mission to carry concealed weapon for his own
protection. and II satisfactorily appearing me
that he Is peaceable person whose occupation may
require him to be out at late hours OF the night
now. therefore acting under and by virtue of an
ordinance OF the city OF Oakland entitled An
ordnance 10 prohibit the carrying OF concealed
weapons IN me ClF, OF Gar anu j. as Mayor or
sion 10 carry a pistol for his own protection FOR
the period Of twelve months from date hereof.
y. H. DAVE. Mayor"
Miss craft. one OF California; young and timid
newspaper women. has frequently. In her chosen
profession. occasion 10 go out into the black and
yawning night In search OF doorbell knobs. cross
lonely marshes narrow planks In guest OF
society events corporation moonlight evenings.
when there has been some switching of be,
tween the dictators Of this mundane sphere and
the Eternal Energy. Upon these thrilling occasions
small dog looms oul Of the Egyptian darkness
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with all the proportions OF a mastodon OF the
pliOcene period. ,uhor,,s
iSnon this showing and due and delioeIae
idsnfifca ton Miss Craft carries an enecuvvs
instrument OF protection. II dainty and peary III
aunearance none the less dangerous In It's seven
chambers OF possibilities. , o,,.nd
This is the first Gun permit issued In OakIann
ia A woman. An inquiry into the san francsco
records shows that out Of 6.lD permits issuen NOT
ON. has been 10 either new or an od woHah
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New publ,fanons.
A PPLETONS'
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
A NEW FORM AND NEW FEATURES ADDED-ALL
THE OLD EXCELLENCEs RETAINED.
Increased attention to given Economic Subjects ana
other Scientific Questions OF the Day
DECEMBER

DECEMBER.
A. the leading feature Of the current volume sees
or nsrers has been secured from the Hon DaVid a We
on rPRTNCIPLES OF TAXATION. his intrOductioh' al
ready published followed In this numoef U. ne
chanter OF his main discussion, dealing WITH mr.
pARATIVELY RECENT TAN EXPERIENCES Of "a
Ft;IcFiRAI. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED safe
ne inner workings which Mr. Wells has had the pest
-, ties Tor observing and anaiyzing
Herbert Spencer his series on Piofessiona
stitfions bv tracing evolution " the TEACHER from
th nries, throwing much light upon the clerical cott
Of secuar education which persists especially IN Ehsahn
to-day. 4. TUE, .S.rOMy
,h ,hvs,ca measurements and general build u several
cbapon skaters illustrated with pictures o' me men
both In costume and undIapea .r,,,,, ,>n TUE. II
r-nder The title SIR JOHN LUBBOCK AND iliE re-
7 fCION OF SANAGES appears CRITICISM OF me uls
r,ng,shed scientist By the Dean OF Montreal IN "hc
Ibbork Is accused OF selecting quotations unfairly anu
Ignoring recent researches in support " MS assertion
mat ALMOST all the races are ehtr"y WITHOUT
a religion ..,, ... >ru ryrDrNcE
or, IACIAI MAN OHIO which cons sts in the nnd-
Ing or stone Implement IN glacial gravel near steuoeh
,.iie The article is fully illustrated ,
OF this number consist or Original
rticIs and special TRANSACTIONS studies " childhood
SS,,g1oss,ibIitv Auomatism and Kindred Phenomens
POI Forbes on Harvesting Niagara Health Exper,,
,snta IN the French Army Prehistoric Engineering at
lie Copais illustrated: Among the Cannba Islands;
Miracles in French Canada; Has Immigration Increased
Ponuatone Insects Eggs dllustrated Sketch OF David
i,af owen with Portrait why the Sea Is Salt with
Nm. \ Natural Paper MIL.
cSrrespondence. Editors Table; Scientific Literature:
Fragments OF Science.
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ANGELINA ALIEN INSANE AT BELLEvTE

Angelina Allen. thirty years old. OF No 1863 East
Twenty-thrd-st, who first became notorious 10y
reason of her peculiar costumes at Asbury Park
to which M. Bradley objected. taken to Belle
vue Hospital last night. suffering from INSANITY
She thinks she is possessed with the spirit OF the
great ballet dancer. Taglion and says she being
held back from giving her wonderful perform
ance. by her relatives. Recently she has been pos
Ing a living picture" in this city
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THE TENANTS FEARED TO GO TO BED

Ouiet was restored yesterday afternoon among the
tenants In the large double-decker teheheh'-houSe
at One-hundred- and second-st. and LeXington-aVe
.no uers frightened by the falling of a part OF
the ceiling early YESTERDAY morning Frank Cha zap
NON who received scalp wound al the TINE, was
ahia IN leave the hospital last evening me occu-
pants nave complained for some TINE 90 ,s nnn
49, ~ .hnn declared that they feared 10 go 10
he'd Most OF them overcame their fears. now
49, and nothing of a serious nature happened
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NEWLY DISCOVERED VARIABLE STARS.

NEWLY DISCOVERED VARIABLE STARS.
PHOTOGRAPHY FINDS A LOT OF THEM IN GER
TAIN GIOBCLAR CLUSTERS.
OF all the impressive mysteries which astronomy
presents to the student perhaps none il more las-
cnating than that OF the variable star. Why
should OF these distant orbs within few short
weeks. perhaps within a lew days. percepiiby
wane and in brllliancy. when compared with
neighbor OF similar but permanent brightness?
In particular class OF stars. those OF the type
to which Algol belongs. 4 Is now believed That
the fuctuation results from partial eclipse an
adjacent sphere perhaps entirely dark. rotating
with the brighter around q common centre.
But this explanation does not appear 10 At many
cases and far the majority OF these curious
objects is concerned the problem Is stu unsoved
The variability OF considerable number OF stars
was first detected by means OF photography:
and sOme rather surprising discoveries or mis-
kind have very recently been reported h, Professor
S |. Bailey, in charge OF The Harvard station az
Arcqulpa. Peru. Here and there. scattered through
the heavens there are certain misty patches which
resolved by good telescope into clusters OF
distinct stars. Sometimes these groups are elobu-
lar in general form and contain hundreds, even
thousands. OF separate bodies. Very few variabies
have been detected In those aggregations
hitherto. but now Professor Bailey finds In COM
pairing photographs OF the same region taken In
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FLORAL SHIP FOR CONGRESSnAN Low

NJ G. Newman. who conducted Congressman
Philip D. Lows election campaign. left here for
Washington Yesterday in charge Of a handsome
floral niece the gift OF the Harlem Republican Club.
The design is that of full-riggeG ship. Mr.. Low
IS a former commander in the United states Navy.
The piece was made Up Of roses. orchids, vioets
and other fresh flowers. and bore a card with the
compliments of the club.
II will be placed on the Congressmans desk, and
will he there when Congress opens to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
TRYING TO IMPROVE THE OILER.
GIVING THE BOTTOM OR SIDES ELASTICITY Bl
MEANS OF A SPECIAL SPRING

Thousands OF people, In variety OF occupa ttons.
have occasion to apply oil 10 machinery by means
OF spring bottom oiler Some OF them find after
time. that the elasticity required for its success
full operation has disappear red and Is necessary
to get a can 4. Burntrager. OF No go Mag
nolia-st.. Oakland. Cal. has been studying how to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
SCARED OVERBOARD BY 4 DOCK BAT
LITTLE JOHN o'KEEFE HAD A BAD FRIGHT WHILE
FISHING AND WAS RESCUED BY
HIS COMPANIONS.

HIS COMPANIONS.
John OKeefe. Jr.. OF No. 433 East One-hundred-
and-wenty -second-st.. four years old. and several
other small boys went fishing yesterday afternoon
on an old pier at One-hundred -and-twenty-thrd-s'
East River They were fishing with lines averaging
ten feet in length, and had for hooks pieces OF pen
wire. -, H. !, .z
holding when a scratching noise behind him caused
him 10 look around What ne saw frightened MIN
a large dock rat had sneaked up quietly behind him
and was nbbling al his bait which was upon the
pier. +, o,. and GUAR, do,,r
the riye- His companions ran down the BANK o,
The river and put out In boat just in time TO save
him from dr. Jwning. -. ,,. l.. ma. sa,I
He was taken home. and iast nlsht Il was saLd
all right IN day or two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
forsss au6 Carriages.


DETER c. KELLOGG co.'s
FALL SALE OF TROTTING STOCK
Madison Square Garden. New York,
TUESDAY to FRIDAY, December g. 1895. days
and evenings. commencing each morning at 10
O'Clock and each evening at I:30
$50 TROTTING BRED HORSES.
aNordng selections
suitable fOr
COACH CARRIAGE and other PARK VEHICLES
ard for
ALL LIGHT HARNESS PURPOSES.
STREET. ROAD TRACK.
Every Horse 10
PLEDGED TO ABSOLUTE SALE.
All others Invariably declined.
Consigrnenis have been received from many Of thu
most prominent the country the quality OF
which COMFORTS with the standard Of breeding maintained
al their establishments Among these Is the nrSt
rstslmsnt, about eighty head toward closing out the
&c ebrae Stony stud about fifty head from ths
Ialo Alto Stud California. with which this sale will
commence: others from Forbes Farm Maplehurst. Bab
cock Farms Eldorado stud Rock Spring and other notsd
establishments.
Address PETER c. KELLOGG co. Auction ers
iOT John ST. NewYork.
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so cents a number; 500 year.
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NEW AND ENt.ARGEp

NEW AND ENLARGED
@OTEl BON AIR.
SUMMERVILLE HEIGHTS.
AUGUSTA. GA,
WILL OPEN DEC 10th, '9j. under tie former man.
ssement Mr.. c. A Linsey. who has given the hotel
widespread popularity. The hotel been enlarged BY
rooms accommodate 200 guests: 50 rooms
with private baths For booklet and particulars address
G. A LInsley Augusta Ga. F. II. Scoheld. Metro2o,i
a Building Madison Square.
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School Agencies.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCI
"a Professors Teachers. Tutors Covernessea
&c 70 Colleges schools and Families Apply %
Mrs n J. YOUNG-FULToN. % Union Square
Il IsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York Boston.
Il Chicago Los Angeles. &C II. r. Croker W D. Kerr.
y v Iuyssoon w. o. Pratt " Y. Managers 20 3th-ave
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In srurtlon.

nwfGHT SCHOOL. ,
IL Academic Department OF " 7. Preparatory school
sixteenth year begins september ~ Certificate admits
70 many colleges WITHOUT FURTHER EXAMINATION.
Iab0ratOries Gymnasium. For announcement address
Principal ARTHUR WILLIAMS yale. i4i9-l4so Broad