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New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Ncw-York. Dec. IS. 1896.
PROTECTION FOR SAILORS.

To the Editor o, The Tribune
Sir: | have read with pleasure your editorial
article entitled Protection for Sailors In your
issue OF yesterday. Your great journal can greatly
aid In stimulating enlightened pubic sentiment
and securing proper egs ton In behalf OF help
less sal ors and against their enemies. Among the
latter must be counted all shpowners captains and
consi.necs who share In the eXtortionate fees ex
acted hy shipping agents rom the 80 eJ sailors who
ship annually this port. The office OF United
States Shipping Commissioner was created for the
protection OF sailors but the sailor Is still COM
p.ed o pay blood money. owing To the prevail
ing combination between shipping agents and SAIL
ors boarding house keepers. who control the des-
tinas OF the sailor while on shore. IN spite OF
existing laws \ careful examination OF the SUBJ
.ct has brought TO the conclusion that free
LABOR employ inent bureau established under tho
auspices OF the Chamber OF Commerce Tor the snip
;aeut OF seamcn Is the best way TO protect these
othegise he pless mariners. Excellent laws are
useless when evaded or allowed TO stand without
enforcement. When a captain can find a crew ready
for shipment at such bureau he Will not need the
tain employ y.nent without the payment OF blood
xrntui,ous services. by the establishment Of such
n bureau at n not to exceed S3.Hm per
annurr the Chamber OF Commerce would save at
least 5000 90 OF hard earnings TO the sailors
Does not the Chamber OF Commerce OF TINS great
CITY owe IL TO Itself and to the sailor to take this
advance step with the advent OF the Greater New
York? The English law recognizes no middle
men j. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON.
New-York, pso 10. 1896
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Foreign mail. for the week ending December e. 90 IN
close promptly in all cases, at the General fos0nes -
TRANSATLANTIC, t,,!s MAILS; IIS;;x.r,,oa Italy
spss SYass f1E spsnss
Of Europe directed ,E i G1seesn1 a.
fSr % ESr:ye or Syenefands efr direct S
via Rotterdam detters must be dIeetet per werksn-
ssSaa ss% s. 70 Glasgow 'H s''S
s:rs at mus. III b. rss.s sa
:Prinied Matter ecGeInan steamers saiIm: on Tues
ssy; sof and rsp
for other parts OF sddresea printed ETC..
for Europe American cunard and French line sssms,e @
:ase sls ..22Tsrssea 2niss ass'ta to Garry r' mall all
sSsns Of hs a s
Of the aDs an, np P.SA ,sn m and
Poa sOt4a H4S WEST
THURsDAY-At 0 a. m for La Plata Countries d'reos
rRRfpHYAs $50 70. St. Thoma: and sS 8, cscz
Thomas s Mss1Sns irS oo m e..
Jamaica. ssyanilia and carhsssna, per & Aen:
al ae'ie 1880 a. NJ cor campeche chiapas rasasco an
.oS ger o Cuba mu be
at $3.50 D. for st. Perre-Miaueon per steamer from
xsis NH,'s Tor 'SSeewfcundana M Halifax and theme.
sSr sy 'sfa%sI Mau.sn BY
III: Sss & sy s a. at $50 m m for Mas fa.sns fSn suSS S
steamer, s!sss .si ssss TsS1;d,y; !r.%
rs%e: sre:s.a a for dispatch BY steamer elise at this ONCE
daiy at 7 a. M tRsslste'ed mail closes a, .. m.
previous day ..,,.,,r,c mans
Malls for China and Japan. per s. Bssic from saa
Erancsco) close here daily Dec 23 at $3.50 p.
Mails for Hawaii. per s. Australia from San Fran
c,sco, close here daily to Dec. y at $50 p. m.
WsIs' sor the Society Islands per ship Tropic Bird
from San Franciscol close here daily to Dec %
Eso n M Mails for China and Japan especially ad-
dressed only, per Empress OF insia ,frem Van
Wsiis Tor Australia Except West Australia Hawaii
and Fiji Islands especially addressed onlyp per Q.
Miowsrs (from Eancouver) close here daily 10 Jan.
II at $50 o. Mails for Australia except those foe
west Antraiia which forwarded via Eurcpe) New
Zealand Hawaii. Fit and Samoan is.ands. per q. Z
Mariposa Nrom San Francisco close here daily up 9
with British mails FOR Austraa, Mails for China ana
Isnsn pcr e. a Tacoma from Tacoma). close here daily
nm 10 January 20 at @ 80 p. M.
I!r.r.naci0c mails forwarded port OF sailing
a.,v and the schedule closing Is arranged the
smption OF their uninterrupted overland transit fRegs-
,srsS mall closes at D. M. previous day.
'' ~ CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster.
Postofnce New-YoIk. n. Y. December Is. 1895
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

interest Of fair play" He wished to know on what
authority declined to allow Herald" reporter
to inspect the papers in a certain case In that
court pointed out to him Section i4s OF the Penal
Code of this State which reads as follows
"A Magistrate or clerk OF any Magistrate VINO
willfully permits any deposition taken on an ex-
animation OF a defendant before such Magistrate
and remaining in the custody OF such Magistrate
or clerk to be inspected by any person, except
a Judge OF a court having Jurisdiction OF tne Oh.
OF the county and his assistants. the complainant
and his counsel, and the defendant ana MS couh-
sell IS guilty OF misdemeanor:"
In an article IN "The Herald OF to-day tn's Sec see
,ion OF the Penal Code Is entirely ignored VIII
insert this in The Tribune? JOHN o. Mutt.
Eew-York, Dee. %. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
ENOCH KETCHAM's ESTATE.

III: LEAVES HIS PROPERTY To HIS son AND
DAUGHTERS. PART OF 1T IN TRUST
The will OF Enoch Ketcham. who died on Dece'"-
Der Il was filed at the Surrogae's oihce yesterday
Mr. Ketcham appoints his son. Enoch "hi'e
Ketcham Of Yonkers; his son-in-law' clarence H.
Eagle OF New-York: his nephew "eorse ".
Ketcham of Roseve y. j.. and his grandson. j.
uobar, spracuc. ir of the city OF NewYork. ex-
ecutors of his estate lie gives by the Will the sum
Of SIS eco to his daughter. Jane f. Covert and sums
of $50 900 each his daughters Susan v A. Sprasue
and Lizzie NJ. Eagle. and his son. Enoch Wine
Eetcham The remainder OF the estate IL lett III
trust the income be given In equal shares 10 MS
children during their lifetime and AT thsr re-
spective deaths TO pass TO their descendants
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
MR.. OLNEYS POSITION.
PRECEDENT AGAINST RECOGNITION.

PRECEDENT AGAINST RECOGNITION.
From The Buffalo Commercial
American precedent from Washngton's time 10
tsrants Is dead against recognition or intcr'ehto"
aioer conditions existing In CUBA To-Day
BROUGHT A SENSE OF RELIEF.
From The Philadelphia Times.
f,:e immediate purpose of Mr.. Olney's statement
Vas just what IL has accomplished. 10 array IN
ctsnent and give assurance that the county
wcrA be hurried into war There Is ,,nb no TI his
tas's- the universal sense oi renei WIN WHY" ''
"a. .since has been accepted.
v1LL SETTLE AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
FROM The Albany JournsL
Will be well to have this question or the rlgn's;
Ssges and powers Of the different at the De
m. s0vernment settled nosion now taken by
Mr. Cleveland ard Mr. Olney may produce sc,houa loa
consequences for the American people u''esS '"'"0
questions cleared up now
FULL DISCUSSION ASSURED
From The Boston Herald.
There IS likely 10 be a long debate In the Umtea
mas been raised and cut OF It VIII come "i h s,,re
that no action will be taken until the subject Is
iuiy discussed. and, perhaps not even 'ne"'
WAR REMOTE AND sIADOwY.
From The 81. Louis Republic.
The question of war In connection win the Ser
ats Cuban resolutions IS go remote and shadowy ,,
Or the hope OF the cubans that the United States
Will be party to their night with Spain.
sAvoRs or cRoMwELLIsM
From The Chicago Times-Hcrsid.
PERHAPS the pasG t;s IN the fee1s ns. a
played toward 'a congress m f Ps,faps also Congress
!, mas merited this treatment. ,,us we cannot reeard
stitu,icnai adviser TO openly and brusquely give
the cue to all he world Tor feproaches against the
OF &c cromwsilism to be pslatabIs 10 the American
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
SALVATION ARMTs CHRISTMAS TREE.

A larre Christmas tree. over nifty feet high. u
being erected in the large auditorium at the Bal
walton Army's Headquarters No. ls West -Four.
teenth-st. and will be decorated with HUNDREDS Of
pairs Of shoes and stockings. which are to DC pre-
scnted to shoeless children on Christmas night
Mrs. pooth-Tucker will preside. and VIII % a.
sisted by BrigadIer and Mrs. French. who have
charge of the arrangements: Brigader Alice Lewis.
Major and Mrs Winchell. Adjutant and Mrs Iay-
lor Adjuant Classy Adjusans Hull mys anG OWN
Santa Claus will be on hand to assist Mrs Booth
Tucker In presenting the shoes etc. An interest,"
ing programme Is being prepared. consisting of
musical selections. The meeting will begin At
p. m. The public are invited.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
NEW YEAR ADDRESS BY TIE POPE.

Rome. Dec 23.-The Pope received the Sacred COL
Iege Of Cardinals this morning and expressed 10
them his good wishes for the new year. Ills iioli-
ness delivered address to the cardinals. In "hch
he reviewed the political situation at home ana
abroad and depored the situation of the Papncy IN
Italy lie also said his intentions In the matter OF
having made ovortures to King Menelck oi ADys-
siua with view Of obtaining the release oi me
Italian soldiers who were held by the Abyss.hiih
King as prisoners OF war, had been misrepiesentcd
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
4 TRIBUNE RECORD TO BE PROUD OF.

4 TRIBUNE RECORD TO BE PROUD OF.
To the Editor OF Tho Tribune
Sir. circular Of The Tribune sent to my
home address at We..sville. y. Y, wants me 10
write YOU As n hoy OF fourteen. bcgan
reader OF The Log Cabin" In 1870 AMI "a hoy or
man | have been a reader OF that and The Semi
Weekly Tribune since. In 1877. while assisting
In LAYING out and experimenting the construction OF
Tho second tier OF arged locks at Lockport. n y.
sent my first individual subscription: from there
hut twenty miles OF raj road In the State from
chicago to Wheaton. There We delayed long
enough TO buid the Aurora Branch Railroad. now
n norton OF the Chicago and Burlington Railroad.
ana AZ Aurora stakcd out the most western raj way
station on the continent nj that time Thence on
IN the Buffalo and New-York city Rliroad nov
nortIon OF the Erie lT tween Hornellsvil.e and Huf
falo and from there the Corning and olcan.
a projected line to shorten the Erie; thence TO
largcment: from there TO Iowa ,ocaiing tho Inc OF
the burlington and Missouri River Railroad. AZ
PIattsmouth we found the Indian Wigwams still
standing Then back to Holley for a Few ycnrs. and
from thence on TO the Pine Greek system OF rail-
roads consisting OF Ave lines In Western Pennsyl-
vania and again the Wei svic. Coudersport
and Pine Creek Railroad. now n portion OF the
RurraIo and SusauchlnnR Railroad then the Olean.
Oswcgo and Eastern. and finally the Ncw-York and
constant companionship whi We take two daily
noners four weeklies and six monthly magazines.
,o,c are so eagerly .Gofc1 FOR and perused The
Triiino and where n brings up In the evenings
q auds the same Old original G.. W. PIERCE.
canisteo " Y. Dec. II. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
TIE CUBAN WOMEN PATRIOTS.
THE WAY THEY MAKE THEIR LOVERS ENLIs1

rur WAY THEY MAKE THEIR LOVERS ENLIST
From The Chicago Record
,r,,o ,ro,,,r cf the better classes In CUBA are
r,',nh more ardent in their sympalny WIN .ne
n,,eo.,,tinn than the men. and am told by Il gem
,.n ,,ho has recently spent several weeks IN
Havana that there Is scarcely cuban woan nf ,ne
- ,,se , Though her husband may be indlneren,
in supporting the Spanish auihoriies Many hy
inn i sisters ard sweethearts. il is common thns
FOR an able-bodied young man 10 receive "o'''"
"Vom should wear this as long as you Ie,"a'" ~
...ao ao md refuse 70 Aght for Cuba ubre
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
ILLNESS OF CHARLES BUTLER.
THE VENERABLE LAWYER SUFFERING
FROM PNEUMONIA

Charles Butler Is lying III nj his home, No. IS
Park-ave. with an attacl; Of pneumonia. which de-
veioped out Of bad cold. 1t said at his home
yesterday that he had been holding his own for
several days. and that his physicians had hope Of
his recovery. HI had passed good night. and his
appetite was good. as it had been throughout his
illness. DR. Butler IS cared for by two trained
nurses and his daughter. Miss Butler. and at
tended by DIR. Schiey and Dr.. Davis.
Tie venerable patient whose ttle comes from
the degree OF Do.tor OF Laws. conferred by Wabash
University il 1885. and later by the New-York Uni
yers!ty is president OF the Corporation Of the Uni
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
THE MADISON AVENUE RAILROAD.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: hope 1t Is not improper to beg the use o.
YOUR columns FOR "A caution to owners OF property
in Madison-avc regarding the consent" offered
for their signature by the street railroad company
They are asked TO consent to the operation OF the
road .by AN underground current OF electricity
conrrcssed Air motor or OF any mechanical power
other than locomotive steam power ana the over
head trolley system OF electric traction
pany may not intend to- Within "a yranr,Ib year have
motor with cars attached. which. | think was
told did not run by steam bu! which was isaI fully
nro; ar Hle that ruch Wholesale consent would let
In that or other Objectionable motors whose econ
omy might tempt the company; ;,,Sox ,vrNrc
<-o., yorL nec o. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
SUiILPOy RAGING ~ JAPAN.

San Francisco Dec 23.-The officers OF the steam
or Bclgic which arrived on Monday from foko-
hama report that n smallpox epidemic Is raging IN
Kobe and Toxic. In Kobe. for two months before
the vessel left that port there had been lSi cases
NJ the disease Of which 9iG had been fatal All the
hosni,als were turned into pesthouses. and when
the steamer was IN port the disease was de'yins
all attempts TO stop H. In Toxic II was alarmingly
on the Increase. 2s3 cases having been reported IN
,h. drs, thirteen DAYS OF November. The epidemic
hospital OF that city filed and when the beigc
was there preparations were being made 10 change
the General Hospital 10 take care or ti.c ihcIeas
ing number OF smallpox patients.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

IA AR Sampson The fiery spirit Of the venerable
enu .nionIo MO was finely indicated by Tyrone Power,
..nr whose natural talents are exceptional and who
seisom plays without rising to honorable prom
nence pleasing assumption OF the gentle nilr Hero
Ss drlv imposing and imprassive,y vocal By Edwin
.rrev. and those arrant rasccls Bor1chio and con-
,ade were neatly played By Mr.. Iiazeltine and Mr.
bssM0iFs bMr Frederick Eckc has materially heped the
roduction OF Much Ado by his felicitous music:
sSSi'rre :Sn serrenadesigh more. adies,"he used the
snS ssood old melody OF stevens newly ard effectively
g1ouvaanCed Those old English airs always awake
,ander emotions and strangely stimulate me fancy
rne rest OF the musc.--which is abundant. ard is
was OF his own composition: ard IN us happy
sIernations CT free. carcc.s sparkling melody
nrrow Wiz II revealed clear comprehension Of the
ssUIrit OF the comedy.-which curiously comminFlc1
fseling, and ievity with cricf.-and also II mari
tested the rare faculty or making harmonious
sound tributary, TO dramatic ui'orancs.
Arction are remarkable for beautiful. combinatienS
~ color The scene being Messina and the reriod
SSbout i52s-s5 when the Italians were under span
lion Of old Spanish and Italian fashions; In The
TWoyt~is extremely handsome.-'he sets for Leo
nato's garden and the church being among the
perfect trumphs Of stag rainting ana mrchhn,s ra
skIll saraband is danced in the first act. there IS
a gypsy dance in act second and there Is lovely
dream-like medieval dance al the end of the play.
The embellishments. throughout. are very ri.h
Tho whole L. dramatic pageant. and. what with
poetry music acting Picure dapoe M h ahn c
iicious presentments of Shakespcarian comedy that
have been effected in our time. few verbal slips
and little of that excess Of gesture and locomo-
fon which results from excessive nervous excite
ment all that even momentarily rufed the
smooth current of the representation. All the orn-
'cipal rlayers were recalled. and Mr. DAILY led out
Mise Rohan at the end Of the church scene. and
shared in the triumph that he had done so much
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
nr,TU OF GEORGE A. BUTLER.

,,...r Macs Dec 9S-Georgc A. Butler
or ~ tho Eastern Division OF the Great North
western Railroad died here this mornins re
hocan railroad work when eighteen years ca VIII"
the Boston Barre and Gardner road ana later % w"S
with the Fitchburg road for many yn,,,rn yeatns rM'
raers ago he went with the Great Northwesl'ii, ~
lie rose rapidly and three years ago was "a"'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
nyLLET MANUFACTURERS AGREEMENT

pttsburg. Dec ?s--l' WAS definitely learned to-day
what The billet manufacturers did at their meeting
last week In New-york City The firms Interested
fixed up a pool the allotment basis. The price ot
81 Is was reailrmod and orders were partitioned
Li,ms which make over their percentage VIII! be
taxed. and Arms which fall below 1t VIII get bonus
Regarding the matter Of BIDS OUT on hie contracIs
II the or1krs were placed prior 10 Thursday OF last
s.ceL ~ the low price OF 81 40 WAS allowed
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
STORMY TRIP or THE MAJESTIC.

Queenstown Dec 23.-Thc white Star Line steam
er Majestic. Captain Smith. from New-fork Decem-
ber l6 for Liverpool. arrived here this morning
The captain reports having encountered heavy
gales I'm the OF her passage ana on beceihpcr
10. IN latitude ~ north. longitude Il west sho ssh'-
ed a large iceberg
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
TlRL RI SSELS'S HOTSE BTRNED.
IT is SAID TO HAVE nEET DONE OFT or RE-
VENICE FOR HIS LIBEL slit.

London Dec . The homo Of Earl Russell. AT
Maidenhcad.on- thc-Thamss. was burned 10 the
ground this morning The hrc was undoubtedly OF
lnccndary origin. Earl Russell has recently re-
celvcd scfcral letters. some Of them threatening
him with versoyal injury and others with The burn
ing Of his prop.riy There T. no doubt ;nat the
fire IS of results OF the action for criminal
libel brought by Earl Russ. against his mo In
law Lady oft. and others. which Is now under
adjournment hccaus. ~ the death of Frederick
Kast one OF the defendants and the Illness Of Lady
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
TWO NOBLEMEN WOUNDED ~ A DUEL.

Stuttgart Dec. ga duel resulting In the
serious wounding OF both combatants. was fought
Yesterday near this city. between Baron Wangen-
helm ex-secretary OF the German Legation al
C'oponhagen and Count Uxkuil Gylienband The
wounds cf both men were so severe AS 10 mahe
necessary their removal TO a hospital
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Joseph O'Mara and Dennis O'Srhvan VINO are 10
annear in .'Shamus O'Bren' at ;he Broadway n"a-
60, a-,,,od here Yesterday on the Teuionc. vi'A
6 y V-addjnr,on the musical director OF the COM
nanv Other members OF the company ar" cNpec''"
10 arrive on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
In this diagram . continuous white lire shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Tribunss self
rscordng barometer The dotted line repreecnts the
nsraturs as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy

Tribune Orice. Dee. "a. a. m.-The weather
nued cloudy yesterday with In the earlier part OF
the day and nurriss Of In the afternoon. The tenn
ne-ature ranged between Il and 30 degrees the
IA degrees being "a. lower than Tuesday and
23i. lower than the corresponding day last year.
in and this city to-day there will probably -
cloudy and cold weather,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
.DOrBLE LEADEDv BY THE EDiTOR.

From The Chicago Tines-li
An excitabe gentleman who called at news news
,rae shot twice and died before he had time to
fully appreciate The seriousness Of his . ws'eae saa
cerning the way In which standing matter should
Be double loaded.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Miss Nav Irw.n's opening at the Bjou In"a'r" III
"Courted Into Court" has been pos,po"'u HUM '''
day 10 Tuesday evening OF next week
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
FATAL FALL IN THE SlD'S 1KnOhf.

William UIrich. thirty-hve years Old newspaper
man. yesterday afternoon fell over the pa'uS''aue
,o,, tho third floor to the first floor Of tho 2ld
pepiment Armory, Sixty-eighth-st. ana boueNaIru
iie was removed TO Roosevelt Hospital. "heTe he
died from a fractured skull last night
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAy's FORECAST.
Washne.on Dee. 23.-The barometer has risen rapidly
the valleys the lake region and the
Mdil. Atlantic States has fallen TO the northeast Il
NewEngland and the north OF Montana The barome-
ia unusually high the north OF the Dakotas ana
ak. SUPERIOR uad OF high extends from
the Atlantic westward over the Rocky Mountains
II s colder from Middle Atlantic coast and Southern
Ncw-England westward the lake REGION Mississippi
Valley and Centm Rocky Mountain districts II 10
slightly warmer In Gulf and South Atlantic States
Local SHOWS are reported from the Middle Atlantic and
Ne-fn2lard coasts the lake REGION the Upper Ohio and
Missouri valleys The weather continues generally CLEAR
in the Southern but It is cloudy In southern New
F,gland New y ork. the lower lake region ana the
IN be generally with continued cold northefy WINDS
or In. Atlantic rorth OF Virginia. The coudiness
win nfobehy nsreas In the Central valleys with threat
enng weather and local snow in tie Central MesiSpri
and Ohio valleys
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY
For New-England generally fair and COLDER norheriy
winds
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
,,rey and Delaware. partly cloudy weather with con-
tinued cold northerly vines.
For the Distr.t OF ColuT bla, Maryland and virginia,
fair but Increasing coudiness continued cold norheriy
Frr Western Ncw-york Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio parlly cloudy weather: possibly light local SHOWS,
slight changes temperature; fresh to prsk norheHy
Winds
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Mile Nina Diva a new french s'hSo'' VIZ -...,.. "
o,, =. the Olvmpia Music Hal. gave q private
no-formance Yesterday afternoon IA the cafe rhah-
tant NJ the Commercial Travellers Fair al MAJ Sp
Snuare Garden and was applauded by cohs''''"''
gathering
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
New-York. Dec. 90. 1896.
WORD FROM MAGISTRATE MOTT

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: On the 2ist instant n man representing him.
.ei, 70 be a reporter OF The Hcrald' called upon
ma at the Essex Market Court. ~ he said. In the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Educated People" which has met great i'o'
will be played for the last time at the irvnF "'
Tbe,.re tonight Tomorrow evening Inc SFt,'a
thrift'' will be produced. with spec!aI H"s'''' '"
..,rae &c a n extra holiday attra ctlOn.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
poxtOmce Notice.

Exclude the COld.-Use Roebuck's weather str.,s
li2 Fulton-s ~ Y, and i4thet. Hamilt r-av Is Aiyn
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
6uerial Notices.

~N~~N><~S>~<<<<~~~~<SS
The Five Points House of Ind stry has betweeA
three ard !o,r hundred whom 1t wishes 70
Christmas. Donations Tor the purposS
will be gratefully received.
~ ~ WM. T. BARNARD. Supt..
155 Worth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

DE. PINNA'S

New importatons for boys clothing IN English are
Scotch goods comprise all the atsi designs suitable LOT
boys from Is years. Suits for dancing school parties
&C. school and college suits Oserccdis and KeeIers w
have pretty styles IN Suits and Oseeoao tor h"s
boys OF years
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
MARRIED..

There is vast direrenc, between DEERFooT FARM
sAUsAGEs. spiccd with herts. and substitutes offered
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Notices Of marriages and deaths must b N.
dorsed with full name and address.