New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24


6petial Notices.
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A. Trustees Sale.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
Tomorrow Monday Evening at 7:1o.
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED
Modern and Ancient
OIL PAINTING
including
A VALUABLE EXAMPLE OF
"MEISSONIER,"
A LIrEsrzE PORTRAIT OF DANIEL WEBSTER
belonging to the estate Of tho late
PARAN STEVENS. Esq.
to De sold by order of Col william Jay Trustee.
Tomorrow tNIonday) Evening
at 7:15 o'clock.
On free view 0 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
THOMAS E. KIRBY. AUCTIoNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
EAST ODD ST. MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
A. Trustees Sale.
Tomorrow Monday Morning at IL.
ON THE PREMISES.
EAST 57TH-sT.. CORNER 5TH-AvE..
Estate Of tn. late PARAN STEVENS. Esq.
Furniture, Mirrors, Draperies. Gas
Fixtures. Carpets. Marble Statuary.
The Valuable Sculptures "F1ight from
Pompeii," by Benzoni, and "Cleo-
pat1-a," by w. w. Story;
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. &c. &c
To be sold by order of Colonel WILLIAM JAY Trustee
Tomorrow Monday Morning
at IL o'clock.
ON PUBLIC VIEW MORNING or SALE AFTER 5
O'CLOCK.
THOMAS f. KIRBY AUcTIoNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS,
East 2sd-st. Madison Square South.
Thanksgiving Appeal
OF the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF IN
DUSTRY.
iSS WORTH STREET.
a Home for Homeless Children.
No Collector is Employed This is the only Yearly Appeal
THE POOREST CHILDREN ., ,.,.
city the subjects Of It's care and there nave
IT Is NOT ONLY A SCHOOL. 1T is HOME .,,.
and has had during e ns pas, ysef
cooking sewing and housework are taught to tho
inmates.
is ATTACHED in which the sick Of the Institution tuition are
treated in It's d!spensary.
OUTDOOR POOR -, 49,, ., .,.
given poor families OF the neishporhood'
NEW BUILDING ,. - ~ ,
structure has been nearly completed II VIII have Al.
children than the old
AN EARNEST APPEAL , =,
for funds enable the Institution to continue It's
is made by the Trustees
A THANKSGIVING DINNER
s wnse peo win F ss served It's Year the
this appeal warrants IT,
IT'S YEARLY WORK: ,o,.0.
Meals given. cts
Ssrs per attendance in Observation-Disclosures. sOs
wnois number In school since organization. 1913
Visitors welcome at any time
| Thanksgiving DAY PROGRAMME;
one o'c!ock-Dnner Tor house children
Two oclock-Dnner for street poor LAST year i'-W
OF this class Were given dinner
| Chapel services-M two o clock the children viii
solos duets. chorues marching drls and recta.
u m1do singing viii be maintained. Public invited
Checks may he made payable 70 ARCHIBALD ID. RUS
SELL. Treasurer pro tenn loo "or'h,s'
Mr. Hugh n. Camp who for nearly 30 years the
Icloyed treasurer having died recently.
TRUSTEES:
| voapia X JEsIP, President WALTER H. LEWIS
%vraIiH ,i.p u RUSSELL. HENRY l.. HAWLEY
/ @'i'' Treasurer pro DAVID 4. E0l.ESTON
GEO y nETTs Secretary. CHARIL,s lANiER.
GEORGE H. MORGAN, ,,,> ,,.
New Photographs of Representative PeetIs
i,shop Potter Or Seth Low. Hon Russell sage. Eliza
hath Cadv stanton Mad Janauschek Father Hugh Monl
p T. church, whi,caw Reid. &c. 80 cts each or ,hre,
l Tor one dollar postpaid -.
Tbe Highest Award for ARTIFICIAL Teeth al
Worlds Fair granted pr Henry Y. Deane. Dentist
tO+ l~xngton-aVe'; COZ SON. Sgeehy a'ihca' ee'n
rh. n.,utiest OF Gifts Is a bottle OF the Crown