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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
WORK WANTED.

N<.~~yor.NNNn-c< O-oJr~yN<NoNN@%NNN%>@'
Female.
JANITRESS. By respectable woman az
tanltress or working house1eeper. D-sl
Inference Address Y T.. | 242 Br afway
JANITREss. BY "a calored woman for Two
or NOR. houses. SARAH DAVIS, l'"o
3d-ave. -
COVERINGS. BY an English Protestant
as nursery goyerness 20 on" or Two
growing children; excellent seaiasress,
FOUR years reference. Address l., oV'
Clnt0n-st., Brooklyn.
LADIES desiring 70 have their nails mani
cured fat home or QUO can make "hsas'-
neu.s with graduate n Mrs. Isabel ar
s.dv. terms reasonable. Cal or ADDRESS
Mis- CAMERER. az 9'h-av-.
LADY returning 90 california. offers 20 at
tend On invalid. children Or as business
agent. for her expenses. road or sirainer'
FORD Marlboro. Ulster County. y. I.
sTENOGRAPHER. TYPEwRlTER.-G2od
p-umau. willing o. assist win once
work Address INDUSTRIOUS, l'2 On
ave
eTrNOGRAPHER By bright energetic.
refined y.ung business lady. law stem z
rsph-r. q yeafs with employer, excellent
reference salary moderate. ACCURATE.
Hrx 10 Tribune Once.
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FLATS TO -tDfurnisne".~.
WV 49, fs@SrN<>~'~
5TH.AVE.. No. l.04s corner s9s 10
FIeganf apartments. facing Lhin. w
Sla0 FDEn STONE. 90 BroaaM.z-
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uISISIsS CHANCES.

A RELIABLE ATTORNEY promptly aS,,r az
lends 10 all legal business all cOuIts
conveyancing. contracts. esta'.s: it.h-
practice consultation free. "esl i'''
Al Room -.
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COACHMAN.-Youn Engilshmsn tmar-
ri~lD seeks situation. llnz city refer
enc- city or country. Address ". u,
,jf gtA ave-. lat floor.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

%~N%~%~@%N~ON\N(
4 SMALL LOT ~ shOpWOrn and travellers
sample saddles. brides martiLgales. elc..
& absolutely manufacturers cosi; hne
assortment Of harness. horse clothing al
rays good chance to puy cheap lls
Gamblers 81. WHITMAN SADDLE co.
TOR SALE.
VERY HANDSOME HiGH-ACTING
COMBINATION SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS COB very attractive. prompt. free
driser. fearless Of all objects. HAS AL
me SADDLE CATS. beer u-ed 10 RUN
BOUT WAGON and UNDER SADDLE
so elegant BrOugham NEARLY NEW,
llnabOut Wagon. extension top family
flrrev 1seats four. top sdebar Buggy.
pie and shafts. Dos-a-Dos Trap. lady 5
toy driving Phaet0n. Portland Gutter light
ar heavy double and single HARNksS.
LADY'S and 1ESTLEMANS RIDING
SADDLE and Birdie fur and cloth
Roles. Blankets Whips. Stable Utensils.
ETC. etc no CASH OFFERS REFUSED.
Must be disposed II Immediately
OWNERS STABLE. % EAST 3lST ST.
between Madison and 9TH SITS
HORSES WINTERED. Farm. best @,
care. city references. W ii. STILES.
il. New Rochelle. n. y.
LADY going abroad will sacrifice for third
taiue elegant light nrst-class coupe
rpcEaway. in use three months. also X jim
ban cutter. two sets light harness. STOR-
ACE 10 West 44th-st.
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DRESsMAkING.

DREssMAKING.
~~NNNNNNNNcNo~0o0~ N|o0NNN~oNNNoNN~0N0|~N/>
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from s.. tailor
made. alsO ball evening. reception, W'n-
ding and theatrica, dresses. charming ana
novel waists; all the latest IN London ana
Paris STYLES AZ ani work guaranteed, also
seanistresses seek engagements by me day
cutting and basfing. 81 patterns o. meas
ure. nc 20 West l9ih-st. near 3ih-aye.
A-A.-Arilstic dressmaking. imported
STYLES orders finished IN - hours prices
reasonable Mrs. NJ ELROY - East nth
Place.
.-A.-Dressmal,er late with Con-
molly. 5th-dye. latest Paris models for
theatre coats and capes. velvet gowns.
street and evening costumes. remodelling.
81 per day. home preferred. SCOTT. 90
West 22d-st.
COUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
waisfs street dinner and tailor made
dresses: ladies' materials used. short ~
tice. moderate prices. elegant work. NINE.
ANDERSON 1874 West 1879 st. rly
with Stern Bros
DREssMAKER- Competent takes work
home or by lay. latest skirts. "alsis'
capes als0 remOdelling. alterations chu-
drens dresses Address Ms. HOOD, y"
West l0lst-s'.
DRESSMAKING.-Seal garments r-mo--
elled. repaired. reCyng .ates' designs.
perfect hiting. home Or da} hehe~t ref
erences. Mrs. GREYE. ioi Wesi 0"'H-r..
DREssMAKER. nrst-class. Il G0rrnI.ly'-.
5th-sve.. litter and draper. desires ie"
more customers. street. evening and ialor-
made suits. perfect fitting and designing
prices moderate. % East alst-st
pREssMAKER and cloakmakef wants
work AZ home or day. superior hitter anl
hnesi worker on seal garments. sleeves IN
larred viii make over and remodel ana al
ter In latest style. capes. collaf"ttes and
Elton jackets. GRElG. l3i Wet 90 i-st
DREsSMAKER.- Experienced dressmlk~r.
nrst-class htfer. desires more engage
m~nts IN private families terms moderate.
city OF country highest references. j..
254 sih-ave
SEAL GARMENTS elier~r 70 latcs,.siyl~r
red cd ~ made INTO capes c0.larettrs AMI
F'1n ia -keis by dag or home. GkElh. l'l
West 22d-st
SEAL GARMENTS redy-f and altered
into fashionable capes and ef0r jackets
Mrs. BARKER ilG West 3Jtn-sf near
Broadway late With Gunther's sors. 3th-
ave
ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBsCRlr-
TONS FOR TIE new YORK TRIn-
rNE WILL re RECEIVED AT THE
% door north Of Thirty -nrs'-si. and 40
vEHTISEMENTs al the following Branch
Offices Pa Eighth-ave. 200 Thirt-aNe..
corner Forty --eventh-st laH Eari flfty-
setsnfh-sf corner Thrd-ave. 1876 East
i25ih-si. near Thiri-aye. o26 rhird-av"
rs 80 Frrfy -sccond-at. 1872 Golumhus-ave.
gro HroadWay New-YoTk and in brook
Ism AT 8a7 Fuit0n-rt 81 'ouff-st A.
Broadway r. D.. 1913 Broadway, T.. y
I 26D Eedford-ave.. rear Fuiion-st, dii
bedford ave near south Ssrlnf -
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HELP WANTED.
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EeuluIe.

OSTRICH FEATHERS. prepares. sewers
experienced hands. pastors. .edrntrs
taken PATENT FEATHER TRIMMING
COMPANY. go Vest 3oth-si
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HELP WANTED.
~NN.NN0NNYNyNNNNNO~4rON.0( r@(~~~O|(|N~%N~~~'~
Male.
AGENTS 70 canvass physicians and dem
lists. electrical. big money for good men
indispensable 90 doctors. SMITH, linton
square. Room ia
WANTED. Young man Of good habits and
address FOR permanent position. pays $500
10 81 zoo per year. 500 cash required Tor
SAMPLES. Address WILEY co. Spring
field Mass
WA\TED.-in drygoods commission
house a Protestant American boy about
rs years old: salary first year. 500. Al
dress IN own hand. Z. o. Box 2s99, New
York city.
WANTED.--A salesman with capital U
take charge of a fine wOrsted mill ac-
count In a woollen commission house. A.
r., Box {. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
-NoONNNN~N0N~NoONoo~o-~O O>So~"OoON~rN>N>~>~N~~
FRONT alcove room. second floor, hatn,
running water. private house. reason
able. lG West 46th-st.. one door from
Broadway.
FINE large alcovc room. we'll furnished
with or without board. near cable cars.
J. station. 35s West 5jth-st.
GENTLEMEN can secure light pleasant
rooms for winter. private family excel
lent table; 81 per week: references. KERR.
2is West i3d-st.
10TH ST. - WEST -Magnihcently fur
nish-d large apartment with or without
meals. private family. baths.
33D-ST.. - EAsT.-Attractive rooms en
suite. private bath. or separate, excellent
location references.
sGTH ST. IS WEST. Furnished bachelor
quarters. a large. handsome room also
a small one
52D- ST. - WEST Handsomely furnished
suite ~ rooms with bath. also single
room. gentlemen only.
BOTH ST. li3 WEST sunny front room.
with alcove bedroom. or single room;
hot and cold water bath. sTAkLlNp.
1870 WEST 36TH-sT. Opposite Marbor-
oughJ. Rooms Handsomely furnished,
gentlemen only.
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REAL ESTATE VTED.

~NNNN.NNNNU NN<-N>~NNNO~0NN0>~'
REAL ESTATE wanted for manufacturins
purpOses. The undersigned II IN
nsraet FOR property approximately -.'v1
: 90 feet with X. X. facilities ~ VAR
n Y Bsv within one hour of y. y city
CHARLES II. DAVIS
o.. l.adar-af \ Y.
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~N~|~o~~r~~-N/O~.s.NN0N0~ .~~NNNNNNNNNN~rS
AN SMALL FAMILY. handsomely fur-
nished floor suite or separately. bath.
board. references ~ West jlst-st
GRAMERCY PARK. ss-ss-Family hotel.
Suites. single room, steam heat, exce.ient
table, special rates FOR permanent guests
LARGE. handsomely furnished fecond-story
rooms. also hall room. superb. table.
table board. references. 10 West 4Hth-s'.
LARGE well-furnished rooms en- suite or
singly. with superior cuisine, In private
family. 70 refined party willing 20 pay fair
price II West 55th-st.
MADrsON-AVE.. 273.-Iarge and small
rooms newly furnished and decorated.
with board. references.
MADIsON-AvE near 42d-s,J.-Two
large, sunny rooms and hall room. hanl-
sonely furnished and newly decorated.
together or separate: with exceptionally
good table. references. \. y. C.. Tribune
Uptown Office. l.242 Broadway.
ROOMS and bo~rd with small family.
Apply a, No. 30 West i7th-si.
WITH EVERY convenience: superior table:
moderate prices also table board. % East
3ist-st.
l7TH-sT.. lIj EAST adj. Union Square
In small private family tAm"ri1 1nsl.
few comfortably furnished well heated
rooms. excellent home table.
371H-ST.. 40 WEST. Desirable. weii-
furnished square rooms. with superior
board. references required.
2isT-sT.. ~ EAST.
Sunny rooms. with board references.
34TH-sT. % WEST Mrs. Beach. ME
second floor suites u sunny rooms, with
private table: also 81 floor.
30 WEST 2GTH-sT. Suites. single rooms.
nrst-class board. hotel service. > pres
ent guests been here average twelve years.
43D-sT.. 20 EAST Single and double
rooms. private baths: new management.
references.
44TH ST. 204 EsT.-Desirablc rooms.
with board. also table board given. ref
erences required.
50TH-ST. % WEST.-Under new manage
ment. newly decorated. attractive. sunny
suite. private bath. second floor back par
Tor. board: references.
II MADI5ON-AvN 90 Large. handsome
room: southern exposure; family or gem
tieman, with board: references exchanged.
II WEST 4jTH-sT. Handsome rooms. "a
and Sd floors. with board: references.
- IRVING PLACE. near Creamery Park.
Choice rooms; closets: baths. strictly
frst-class board. references required.
go WEST 44TH-ST.-Baek psrior; beau
tlful room FOR elderly couple or doctor
other large and single rooms. excellent
table. table bosrders and transients &C
cOmmodated
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
Did You Ever ' {! d
n. naN

Have that tired feeling come over
you when you saw shamelessly display
ed IN bold-faced type that hoary mer'
camille chestnut. Selling on at Hall
Price?" -i..s-.-t.
Some merchants could sell at halt
price and still make a big profit. Our
prices. when compared with some 9TH
ers. are less than half price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
Anaconda .Nel0s.

little set-to which he had Friday morn
Ing. when he got knocked out in the
first round.
Mr.. Martin is a contractor by trade,
but not long ago, year or more since,
he became by force of circumstances, a
druggist. and he has done well In his
new business and rather likes 1t. He
has a nice room in the rear OF '.he
store and the coterie of friends who
drop in and chat. together with a
good business. makes him take life
easy and comfortable.
There is just one draw back to
this existence. He Is a bachelor,
and has to get up and build the fires.
So. Friday morning, which was a
frosty and cold one, he slipped on his
slippers-they are the pretty ones he
got last Christmas. He has a large
assortment. but this particular pair
is his favorite and they haven't much
to do with the story except that Mr..
Martin put them on before he started
to build the fire. What else he put on
isn't worth mentioning.
The stove is one Of those big box
affairs which will take a whole wood
pile at a time and Martin put in a
heavy charge. and touched a match ito
the little piece of paper in front. The
blaze went UP merrily but the wood
did not catch fire and only blacke ned
and oharred- John had gone back to
bed and he got up disguised and mad.
I'll make the consumed thing burn
or know the reason why" said he. SO
he went to a convenient barrel and
drew off half a pint of colorless fluid.
He opened the stove door only tiny
fame lit up the interior-and with a
swoop of his arm he dashed the fluid
on the fame. Flashl biff! bang! The
Lid flew off the stove and hit the cell
ing. Martin gathered himself together
In the far corner of the room and the
fire burned furiously. His hands were
badly burned and he has not been able
to take the boxing gloves off yet. He
discovered too late that he got gaso-
line instead of coal oil, and he has not
recovered his usual good nature since
He vows he will not handle the "darned
STUFF any more and If any one merely
mentions to him the fate of Maria, who
lighted the fire. and now is up higher,
he takes 1t as a personal insult. 1t
isn't safe to ask in that store, do you
keep gasohne?"
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Framed pictures below cos, at L A
Kings
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

Notice for Proposals for the Care of the
Poor and furnishing Medicines and
Medical Attendance.
Notice Is hereby given that the boa I'd
of county commissioners of Deer Lodge
county, state of Montana, will at its
December session, A. ID. 1896, receive.
and 1t invites. sealed proposals for In :
care. support and maintenance of the
sick, poor and infirm of said county
for the term beginning at the expira /.
ton of the present contract in March
1885, and ending at its December ses-
sion. 1896; said proposals TO include the
entire cost of feeding, clothing ana
nursing of the sick. poor and infirm,
and the burial expense. Sealed propos-
ais are also invited at the said Decem-
Der session, 1895. from resident practic-
ing physicians OF said county To fur
nish medical attendance and treatment
10 the sick. poor and infirm OF said
county, for said term. and to the In
mates OF the county jail. Such attend
ance and medical treatment to tnclud,
Attendance upon and medical treatment
of the sick. poor and inffrm having or
affected with contagious or infectious
diseases, and shall include surgical
firm.
said board also invites sealed pro-
posals at said December session, 1888.
fer the furnishing OF medicines for the
said sick. poor and infirm for the said
term.
The proposals must be addressed to
the undersigned. clerk of said board,
marked. Sealed proposal for Qnsert-
ing what the proposal is for)," and
must be in possession of the clerk on or
before Dec. 2. 1895. The contracts Will
be awarded TO the lowest responsible
bidder.
The board reserves the right 10 re-
feet any proposal of any person whom
they deem unsuitable as a contractor
John b. Fisher,
County Clerk and ex-Oficio Clerk OF
saId R0a I'd
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
Attention

Grand union cigars at L. A. Kings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
Gold. GoIdi Gold:

At present there is more OF this pre-
cious metal in South Africa than any
where else. For all necessary informa-
ton as 10 how TO reach the gold fields
of the Dark Continent. the cost OF
transportation. ETC., apply TO E ".
Maze. general agent Union Pac.ic sys-
tenn. Butte. Montana. All correspond
ence viii receive prompt attention. and
the Union Pacific being a direct line
10 New York. is prepared 10 book pas
sengers TO all parts OF the old world a.
lowest possible rates.
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SPECIALS FOR
sf
THIS WEEK.

Ifii.
pieces tape...... ..... ..............oc
i piece linen uape..... ..... ......... &c
3 packages ptns..... ......... .....oc
2 yards elastic web.............. ..... &c
Best curfers..... ...................
fOcktpDtOkS...... ...... .oS
Patent hooks and eyes....... DC
okrTl prdfu $3.50 -oc
2 packages safety pins. ..5c
Best Cabinet hair pins. .6e
All silk ribbons in 5 and L.. ..5c a yard
All silk ribbons In 9 and H.. loo a yard
Heavy fleece lined hose. .....15c a pair
Twilled crash at..... .........4c a yard
l.. L. muslin at &c a yard
Bleached muslin at....... ....4c a yard
Outing flannel at........ ......3c a yard
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
TO THE COUNTY JAIL.
william r. chards Attempted to Rob
Charles Cassidy.

william Richards will be taken to
Deer Lodge to-day for attempting to rob
Charles Cassidy on Front street John
Cameron saw the affair and testified to
seeing Richards knock Cassidy down.
Both of them were drunk, but Richards
seemed to have designs on the other
mans pocketbook, which he abandoned
when the witness came along. Richards
will make a stay in Deer Lodge of sew
eral months.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
1T WAS GASOLINE.
Add II You Doubt 1t Step In and Ask Mr..
Martin About It.

John c. Martin of the Martin Drug
company has been carrying his hands
round with him wrapped in bundles
which made him look like a prize-fghter
with the boxing gloves on and ready
for a bout. But he is not prize-figh<-
err by any means and the reason he
had his hands tied UP was all due TO .
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

Thrives on good food and sunshine. vita
plenty OF exercise in the open air. Her
form CLOVIS with health and her face
blooms with Its beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action of q laxative
remedy. che uses the gentle and pleasan.
laxative syrup OF Figs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02
County Clerk and ex-omcio Clerk o
said Board.

resisting suit you are sure TO get II you
buy the Famous c & B." The Y Grade
is known all over the country. The only
dealers having the agency are Joseph Pc
tiers and the Copper City Commercial Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

If you have any second hand goods
for sale come and see us. Anaconda
Second Hand company, 215 Cedar st.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

Ladies' plush jackets. elegantly lined
and finished like a seal coat. You are
no doubt aware that they are all the
rage In the East now
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific railway
have tickets on sale at the Great North
ern city ticket office. log Main street
Street car tickets free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

G Ill and examine new stock OF goods
1ust received at ]. A. Hasley. 215 Oak
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

Having to compete with scab labor,
the barber shops at 1854 Front street
and at the Grand Central hotel have
concluded to adopt the following prices
until further notice:
SHAVING. ......... ..............05
HAIR CUTTING. ......,... LIB
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-02

The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific Is the
only line running exclusive passenger
trains between Butte and Anaconda
free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

Eben p Jordan had remarkable career Be
great fortune. ana name synonymous for fair
dealing and Kindness 10 deserving employees. lie
and born at Danville. Cumberland County. Me,
October H. 1872. With the death Of his father
Jordan was We; a mere lad he was left penniless
and his mother who found large family of small
was compelled 10 place her son Eben out in the
family Of farmer in the neighborhood to earn his
worked on farm in West Roxbury for 81 month
When he was sixteen years old he became clerk
in a drygoods store, where his energy and ability
Joshua Stetson. one Of the leading Boston mer-
chants OF that time. young Jordan began business
was prosperous from the start his enterprise lead
ing him to make many innovations upon oid-estab-
In ISL the firm Of Jordan, Marsh & Co was
formed the junior partner being Charles X. Marsh
whose death occurred ten years ago. They
began a jobbng business in a small way in MIX
was change in the jobbing trade Their business
is OF the largest in Roston L.
business all through NE and Persls.e M ,o de-
ready TO help forward any project designed to Sc
cure good nm He was one Of The
prime movers in the great Peace Jubilee Nj Jor-
JnI NJ daughter Of James Clark. His children
are James Clark. Julia Maria, Eben Dyer IT, ana
General Charles H. Taylor. Of The Boston
Globe in a, signed editorial this afternoon pays
80. .vVben took charge OF The Boston Globe
in 1873 it had sunk 10000 and vas losing 5000
a wear 4 second 100000 was raised and sunk
Then followed a third 100000 and the turning point
Of making had not been reached Th 1se a9
1873 Every one OF the original stockholders whom
| found here dropped out during his trying period
except Eben D. Jordan. He alone believed that
could win and stood by me even when the battle
seemed almost hopeless. No amount OF debt or
trouble could shake his confidence. In the DARK.
EST hours his nerve was strongest. When most
men would have fed from an enterprise wh.ch
seemed like a forlorn hope. he had the courage
az an army He was the Napoleon whose presence
was worth more than $1,000 men,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
ao,nunn4x rxInERSIrrs NEW PREsIDENz

Washington Nov. 1.-THE Rev. Dr. Benaniah l.
whitman. the new president Of Columbian Uni
ersiv was inaugurated tonight In the presence or
an immense audience at Convention Hail Al
though DR.. Whitman is only th'r'y lhIee Seais o'o
- 49, olraadv achieved an enviabe reputation in
oducs,ional circles president Of Colby Uni
vorstv Maine and his administration OF c, 'Nmoian
is exnected to be brilliant and successful. , ar
rargements for the Inauguration tonight wer~ in
rho hands of a committee comprising postmaster
ECraraj Wilson an aiumnus Justice Harlan, OF the
Svnrerne court an instructor In the law school
~ ~ Il l. NJ Curry eX-Minister 10 spain, an
C -d H. q Hubbard. president of the National
Geagra phical Society The Rev samuel NJ GIesne
- resident was the chairman OF the evening
VA Irnnsic was furnished by the Marine Band Al
5resses were made by the Rev. Dr. Augustus II.
e,ronc president of Rochester Theological semi
oarv p nd bv the Rev. Dr. Francis l.. Patter, pres
don; Of princeton University The inaugural ad-
dress NJ president Whitman was entitled The MIS-
sinr of Culture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
IN WRITE LTFR or LINCOLN.

Washington Nov Is (SpeclaD.-The popular in
.ernretation put upon the projected trip abroad OF
Henry Watterson has been that the distinguished
a,tor was in need Of protracted rest This turns
-, M, 10 be the case Mr.. Watterson is going to
rrrope THE Star" says. TO write life of Abraham
Lincoln He will take his family with him and seek
a retreat in some quiet pace-probably some SWISS
town-where he may work when the nj Is on MIN
md VET be close enough TO Paris 10 look IN on
,-,sker life when he feels the need OF recreation
10 has his material all collected. and only the writ
ing of the book remains 10 be done il Is expected
~, his will consume eight months or more
The line that Mr.. Watterson VIII take Is sun ms
oyrn secret His friends are confident that ne VIII
al something and important 10 say, ana VIII,
~ course say IT in style all his own when ia
an, journalism has proved TO be so spirited anu
~ Mr. Lincolns biographers up TO GATE
49, been his personal friends and political support
Nr Watterson Will write as an ex-Confederate'
Ue Is none the less passionate admrer or nj
iincoln's character and genius, ana from MS col
,r,oG nerch al Louisville has enjoyed long survey
Of the country and long study OF the connilions
which produced the most unique man III America"