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New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
4 BRONZE BUST FOR VASSAR.

yassar College is 20 be congratulated upon a
recent acquisition, the bust Of Maria Mitchell.
which occupies a niche in the brick front Of the
observatory between the two doors OF entrance.
The original plaster cast was made by young
girl Emma Brigham. sculptor, ABOUT ten years
ability Professor Van Ingen appreciated her
works OF art and through his enorts IN raising raising
bust was completed and brought to the college
before the last commencement. During the sum,
shelf supports the bust; 1t Is OF slatscoiored stone
distinctly lettered
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

A TIssUE-PAPER PATTERN OF GIRLS
WAIST NO 7.25s OR PRINCESS SKIRT. NO.
7.2sl. FOR COUPON AND TEN CENTS.
No feature OF the season is more notable than tho
yokes and sleeves made in contrast TO the gown
proper The charming frock shown in the illustra-
ton combines them with the new princess skirt. and
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
GLASSES FoR sUND4T-sCHOOL TEACHERS.

Tho New-York Sunday y-school Association has In
stitu,ed non-donomnatonal normal classes for SUM-
day school teachers. ana all VINO desire 10 avail
themselves Of the opportunity are cordially Invited
N attend DE- a. +. Schaulllcr has i class at
nclock SATURDAY, afternoons In the broadway I4oer-
ma lie and another on Tuesday evenings at O'Clock
in the Collegiate Reformed Church. Harlem one
hundred A twenty -lhird-st and LenoX-ave Otner
classes are at 4 O'Clock Tuesday afternoons at NO
iiS Fulton-st; at o'clock Tuesday evenings In the
Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church. Seventy
tbIr3-st and the Boulevard. and on Thursday even
nes at the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Communications have been received from 10y
VI. Wiets, H. ". May Courier. 7. Z.' M'' -
Ormstead, Mrs May Darby. Esther B. Louuon'
Agnes Miller. Mrs. J. X. D., Mrs. NJ. b. BecKiey'
George II. Van Meter. Miss Mary Graham H. D.
Hathon, Sarah d. Parsons, Mrs. Ada PenIecUss,'
4. f. Skinner. Belle c. Dittmar. Olive NJ 1oGiIs'
NJ. J. F., s. A. s., Annie y. Appleget. George Coa- &
neus Mabel and Estele Mas, Mrs; A; D, FranIVyes we
Stockwe. c. a. Volks X Y. Campbell II: NJ W.
Clara NJ Pinckney Mrs. c. f. Perkins and Madse
Cornelius.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The T s. s. Is making up Christmas box for
BENJAMIN c. Knight OF Enfield. n. c.. whose sad
condition was brought TO the societys notice by
Mrs f. spofford Wears. OF Owensville, Ohio Mr
knight Is forty-four years old and has been
cripple for thirty years unable 10 walk step He
has never seen a Christmas tree. and lives mile
from the public road. has little change from
wear 10 year. Mrs Wears will make arrangements
20 have the schoolboys provide tree. and the T.
: s gifts will no doubt carry unspeakable glad
ness into his lonely life
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
OVER THE HILL,


Where are you going little maid.
On the road TO the busy town
With your eyes blue as genfian flowers
And your curly hair so brownp'
i climb the long. long HILL kind sir,
To the town on the other side:
And there ! busily work all day
And return at the eventide"
And is IL not a long. hard way,
49, For so small girl 10 go?"
Yes but the skies bright above,
And love the flowers So
But the flowers cannot always bloom,
=, nor the sky be always bright;
some time the frost will nip the buds,
And soon II will be night
on, yes: but then at night, you know,
The quiet stars do shine,
And think they are the angels eyes,
That look down INTO mine"
But surely there are many nights
When the way Is long and dm?"
II know. but Gods behind the clouds.
And so I trust in Him"
IN G. Pennlmar.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

by Mrs. Burns In the last campaign in canvassing
among the tenements for Republican votes u was
decided to present her with a badge or medal, IN
the shape Of laurel leaf. the Inscription on which
has not yet been decided upon. The election or
officers will not take place for the three weeks
so as to give the Nominating Committee time TO
make their nominations. The names will be Sc
looted some time next week
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
Sent by Mrs. Cooley.

A. j. Mccoy sends some pretty poems. which
have been passed on.
S. e. Ms name has been placed on the roll OF
the society and II she will send two-cent stamp
for postage a club pin will be mailed to her.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Several OF the prominent clubs In the city were
entertained this week by the dramatic recitatons
Of Mrs. Finetta Sargent Haskell who appeared
last winter In these roles before the official and
social circles Of Washington Her dramatz z
OF Les Mserables." her impersonatons OF David
Copperheld and her interpretations from Shake
epeare show the kind OF work Mrs. Haskell has
done.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

course OF free lectures Will be opened this even
ing at the New-York School OF Applied Design for
Women No 200 West Twenty-third-st.. to De con-
tinued on alternate Thursday evenings during the
winter. Daniel Beard will speak tonight on THE
Arms and Legs OF the Fish"
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

bazaar and sale will be opened to-day and
tnued for three days in the Bedford Parors Bed
ford and Willoughby aves.. Brooklyn. The bazaar
Is given by the United Helpers OF the First Church
O Christ.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The Knickerbocker Chapter OF the Daughters OF
the Revolution will be entertained this afternoon
by Mrs. Ashbe p. Fitch. at her home No. 16 East
ERhteth-st.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The nrst Assembly Ball will take place NJ the As
toria this evening. This Will be the first arge ball
given in the great ballroom OF the new hotel There
has been a great demand for Invitations.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16


Anomones are beautiful animals that abound on
the shores Of the sea- says writer In THE Phila-
delphla Press" They poypes OF a soft, gelatin
o,s texture. and have great many tentacles
arranged In circles and extending like rays around
the mouth. The baby anemones have only one row
OF tentacles but they increase gradually outside.
Each tcntacle is provided with number OF coiled
threads called ''iasso-celS." which. when thrown
anemones iced. When food is taken they at once
fold up their tentacles ano appear 10 be In dream
land After thus mapping they slowly expand by
nilinc with water, and when fully cXpar led they
deed the ancicnis thought them nowers ana ac-
cordingly gave them the name OF roses OF the
I-suauy the ane mones attached to rocks.
,,o:Ion beiug able themselves slowly by
eurcessve contraction and looscning Of the base.
anus stretching forward one side ana gradually
49, r-try thf other along They very voracious
o'jTnls vet they constituted that II Is pos
an - for Them 10 live for months without food.
Nne,noncs have but little intelligence; apparently
they arc not even conscious OF prey untli IL comes
80 confo.t with their extremely sensitive tentacles.
y. 90 singular fact that they are reproduced In
four ,yaNs: First, from eggs which are formed and
I1I-sirrrf on the parent alcmonc; Wnen developed
Tho eggs drop into the water ana produce young
ano,n6nes they also Increase by budding ike
h,,hg" of,entImcs several buds grow upon one
nnrant and drop off when perfect in form. Self
ppi,.,siou is another way by which these strange
aniuuls may lie increased IN nuihDeij Wheh Guy
ne sections with knife each section produces
TIE fourth method OF reproduction Is, perhaps.
,be etronscst In tearing away from the rocks o.
shells to which they nave Dceh clInsIts @ ,ne
selves whicn I'm n short time. assume Ire ana
form become perfect anemones. and move OH
ieisurely in search OF new abiding-places
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The bazaar 10 be given In aid OF the Froebel So
ciety OF Brooklyn. will be opened In the Pouch
Mansion to-day and continue through tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

At o'clock this morning Charles C. Wehrum
former Commissioner OF the Board OF Education
will deliver at Public School No 30 No III East
Twenteth-st.. lecture the Battle OF Gettys
burg" In which he took part.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Mrs C. C. H.. Send your coreops!s seed to little
Miss George Cornelius a merry little Sunshine
girl living in La Sale Col. Send your Woman. {
Pages TO Miss Nettie Bartlett. president or the l.
5. s. branch at Montague, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
SPECIAL CALL FOR SUNSHINE.

The attention OF the Sunshine members Is called
10 the sad case OF Mrs. G.. II. Miller. Of Sag Har-
hor Long Island who has been confined 10 her bed
for twenty years. only able TO read letters
Let the greetings 10 this new member carry christ
mas sunshine into her sorrowful life.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
STORIES FOR CHILDREN.

Two little child acrobats OF London named Ra'
fail and Rosario perform the most remarkable
feats of balancing. The boy. Rafail. Is young
Hercules. He supports Rosario by her neck III MS
hand and she keeps her balance for several min
u;rs-a most difficult thing TO do She must keep
her body absolutely rigid. and the boy mas 10 com
jtno s,rcrVth and skill IN a wonderful degree Ra-
foiI sometimes uses Rosario as human dumbbel.
and lfts her up from sixteen to twenty times with
seemingly effort at all!
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

poems will be forwarded. Mrs. j. F. D. has also
In canceIed Stamps 70 Arthur Tillotson ard reao.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

A. Treadwell author OF the lines beginning Guide
ne o Thou Great jehovah" is member OF the
Sunshine Society and his beautiful poem Will soon
be published In full.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The subject OF Miss Beastons lecture TO tho
Thursday Morning Study Club will to-day be or
Catherine II OF Russia"
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Mrs. Albert Allen The stocking feet spoken OF
IN these columns may be bought In all sizes for
children and women any OF the large New-York
shops and probably in the Chicago stores also.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Miss Ida Bentley will tell the story OF Les Mis-
erables' and give dramatic rectations from that
work before the Woman's Reading Club. OF Ruther-
ford ~ J.. this evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

At the Union League Club n musical for women
Will be held this afternoon at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
| ><>1 RIBynEZ |
|(Urt5HH4E5qCjETY
GOOD CHEER.

dDOD III Ebh-
Have you had q kindness SHOWN"
Pass T. on.
Twas not given for you aiohe
Pass II on.
Let II travel down the years
Let n wipe another's tears,
Till in heaven the deed appear
Pass II on.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The Council officers ot bethlehem Commaniery ot
Knights Templar has arranged tor = womcns nigh,
In Ascalon Castle. Mount Vernon. Friday night
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Miss Esther Andrews. who has a large school Of
young people in Mount Vernon. Is 20 give Christ
mas reception in willard Hall Monday evening
next.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The Westchester WomAn's Club had special
meeting In Willard Hall Noun; Vernon. yesterday
afternoon a. which Professor Charles Spraguo
Smith. OF Columbia College. gave an address on
Comparative Literature" Refreshments were
served a tho close OF the Addrcs-.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Chiropean will hold its regular monthly social
this afternoon at the Knapp Mansion. The Com
mittee on Municipal Affairs, Dr. Katherine d Bur-
nette chairman. has charge Of the day. The ques-
ton for discussion is What are the most favor
able and what the most discouraging features OF
city life?'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
WHAT TO SAY IN TIME OF TROUBLE.

WHAT TO SAY IN TIME OF TROUBLE.
First-He brought me here-it Is by His will
am In this strait place. in that will rest.
Next-He will keep me here in His love. and give
me grace In this trial to act as His child.
Then He will make the trial bessing-teaching
me the lessons He means me to learn and working
In me the grace He intends for me-
Last-ln His good time He can bring me out
again-how and when He knows.
Say-I am here first. by Gods appointment: sec
ond, In His keeping: third. under His training:
fourth, for His tme.-(A1drew Murray.
Sent BY Mrs. Belle w Harris
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

To the President-General Of the T. s. s.: wish
to acknowledge the receipt Of package after pack
age and roll upon roll Of reading matter for which
we ~ tho Evans branch OF the T. s s. truly
thankful. and which WIFI try TO place where II
will make as much sunshine possible. Among
the donors are Mrs. S. W. Vanderbeck. Mrs. Z. c.
Krcpmer Mrs F. D. Shore Mrs. Whitebeck, A. NJ.
A. OF East orange; NJ. E. Crouch. 4. p OF ron ron
kers Mrs V. NJ Tottan and Mrs. Charles II. Gil
Ions Packages Of sik pieces and Christmas cards
ard several rolls Of The Youths Companion and
Domestic Magazine" were sent without any name
or initials merry Christmas to everybody from
Evans. Col. JUNGLE DAN
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The Brooklyn Christmas Tree Association has re-
ceived gifts FOR only twelve hundred children. The
management has issued thir;y-sN hundred tickets
and is eager send every ticket TO some chd. But.
unless each child receive present :he tickets
will not be distributed Mrs Frank Si,lg the pres
iden' and founder oi the association Is hoping Tor
the other twenty four hundred gi!:s 20 come IN !n
time for the Christmas distribution. Mrs. Stigs
ahdress " No. 2.s Jonorsur- -nve.. krnokLyn.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The annual reception OF the Metropolitan Trained
Nurses Club will he held this afternoon rom 10 :
O'Clock in the clubhouse No l0i West Fory-iirst-s'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Anna l.. Johnson should communicate direc'
v.,,b bcr correspondent about the coreopss seed.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Half a dozen dainty crocheted holders, made by
the inmates Of deaf mute institution In California
and sent by Berkeley" have been received at the
Sunshine office and half a dozen sachets prom
lsed in time for Christmas. VIII Berkeley" kindly
send the names of those who made the holders.
they all entitled TO membership and badges? 1t
was Berkeley also who sent three OF the Loving
Service" books to j. Cole. letters to Walter Spaldng
and novels to the miners camp in Ohio City. Col
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Helen Jewett Nichols six years old informs the
President General that she has sent paper dolls
and a ANAL book to IrIna Baker. OF Chautauqua.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Mrs VI A. Haincs OF No. IS Central-ave' New
ark y J. writes that sho will send baG FOR the
Little Mothcrs' and Will be pleased to remember
an invalid Sunshine member at Christmas
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Caroline Pratt Rippere.-Your answer to Miss
rerrvs nuzzle entities you to membership in the So
,,: ~ Won will send a two-cent stamp for the
no.tsge the club pin will be mailed to you.
In reply to J. W. G.'s request for copy OF the
noem zone Year" Mrs. j.. F: 2. sends only q
her name and address. with two-cent stamp the
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

John r Murphy Acknowledges the receipt %
stamps from W J. Van Patten. OF Burlington W.
and rom Anonymous" OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Mrs. j. NJ. Brown. OF Utica, writes that she has
sent bundle Of paper dolls and puzzles to Irma
Baker. Miss Brown has been made member OF
the society and Is entitled to a pin. Bertha Zoe
Nichols writes that she has sent The Youths Com
panion" TO Walter Spauldng. Irma Baker and Clar-
ence Cone. Two packages have also been received
at the Sunshine office. Mrs. f. E. Brown has cleared
up the mystery al ut the goden-hared dollie that
had no name The doll was sent by Mrs: Brown
who named II Helen" for her little daughter. but
the card containing this Information had fallen Off
the little l1!ys dress by the time she reached the
Sunshine office
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Mrs. watson o, Albany. acknowledges the receiF
~ letter from Miss Jennie Lewis. OF jamaica. an
OF a pretty pin. which unaccompanled by IN
name and address OF the sender
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Albert Houghtons christian Heralds" have been
received and will be forwarded 10 a member VIII
he kindly send any that he wishes to dispose OF in
future 10 Mrs H. Stone, Stowe. Chautauqua Coun-
ty y. Y?
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

Anna L. sprague forwarded n shawl to the T
q & Office as n birthday gift to Mrs. Potter IL
has been mailed to her. Miss Nulroony mas con,
or advanced years. Sho also sent pretty DOCK
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

william Hamilton Hayne tho Southern poet VIII
read paper to-day in the Cortina Academy OF Ian
guages No ~ West Thlr;y-fourth-st. before Miss
Josephine Walton's bellies lettres pupils and a num-
Der OF invited guests. Mr.. Hayne VIII also recue
several OF his poems
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

The net receipts OF the recent bazaar held by the
EMANUEL sisterhood amount 10 $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

Mr. j. Jacobns. proprietor Of The Boston.
who is closing out his stock. preparatory
20 making change in business. returned
Sunday from nip TO IBIS old home in
Ccor-ia. Speaking ~ Mr Jooobus tAe
Macon lGaJ Telegraph says. "Mr. Jaco-
bus has been I'm Macon on a preparatory
tour he is man of splendid business
ability and should Dee conclude 20 locate
here would Do. valuable acquisition 'o
the ranks OF M1con's business forces We
hope D.. will decide 20 come TO Macon.
Sir Jacobus is ono Of Richmond most
outefpiIeing merchants and bias made
"a host Of friends since DO has been in the
city who hope hc will remain in Rich
mond Mr.. Jacohus says hc IS SIN un-
decided us to what Dee shall do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

the railroad company. The occasion was
the annual outing and picnic given 10 us
employees and their families by tho Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company. Refreshments IN abund-
anco were served free, and the day was
spent most ,nioyahly by rhc big crowd.
There was dancing match game OF
ball and other Held sports. Major Thos.
l.. Courtney. the superintendent. Captain
Dorrcll S. Cooper. and Captain Rice. were
on the ground as the representatives, of
the railroad company. 4 vote of thanks
was given 10 Major T. r. D. Myers. SUI
porintcndcnt Courtney and the other Of
noors Of the company By the merry
crowd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

Another large and apprcriatlvo crowd OF
ladies. gentlemen. and children left Rich
moud Sunday morning at $50 on INC raw
oilfo excursion She "Iinny. ana cn-
loved the dav visiting their friends go
INK 20 tae scashorc. and taking dip in
the ocean. The bathing season is now
onor and many said Che water f.
quite warm enough 10 be pleasant.
Tho management az Virginia Beach and
Ocean View is all that is desired io cause
any one % feel that they are cared for.
4 good dinner served for 30 cents. the eH-
cursi1rl.fe allowed The same privileges as
The regular guests. and at the loss rate
that Aisssrs Nlc.le and Adams charged
FOR tna round trip. they are We'll paironi1-
ed Ill-. trips are run every sunday
morning from Byrd street Station ~ $50
oclOct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

Tfo Junc term of the Hcnnco County
court opened to-day morning. 40 the
courthouse. with judge WlcAham pre-
siding
81 ilc samc time the e,a~a fury mot.
1rl ifs fo'.mln Dr lie.h u. Smith.
bonded in these indictments.
Felony JAS BrtNton. Tennessee Jack
,on Cd. Marshall Robinson John Tailey.
and Edward Hamilton. alias Eide Ham
4 fnn
judge Wifham called &c petit fs~'
ans discharged 70 until 10 \. NJ. fo-mof-
,cN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

THE BUCK ROE BEACH HOTEL
The Hotel viii De opened Tor guests.
SATURDAY. MAY T. l'l.
This hotel lbs delightfully."- situated on the
Chs.ap. lka par. about tw0 miles from
Fortress Monroe with One of tie finest
bathing beaches on Che Atlantic Coast.
The buildings and grounds arr. lighted
tv iuc4ulesceut and arc lights The SAM
itary arranet meuts are wcl-nish perfeCi
The fishing and boating are "i.on- lne
hosf ou tf. Atlantic Coast. Boats fur
fshlng and sailing parties can Doe hired ou
aruii0lti0a af th. hotel office. Apply o.
X. e. WAITE. Manager bacN zoe heteA
Uot.l. Hampton. "a. tp %. address,
40 liquor. either sp.rtuona OF ualt
can he offered for sale. nor a"y Niuga ol
gambling allowed on tne si'""u7 OF '"'
company COZ their vicinity.
iny2l-1 i--m.d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15
pn,lrnad Emnlnves' Pic.Nlc

More than ave hundred employees OF the
Iichmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad aud their friends. including "a
jdrge complement OF ladies. went 10 Ash
land Park on Saturday as the guests Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15
]. A. GriSs, S. Carter WSlSlSer,
President. See'y AMI Treas

Old Ladies Wide Bottom, Soft
Sole. Flat Heel Shoes Ties, Ok
lords, and Slippers, in cloth, mo-
rocco, goat, and kid.
Ladies Boots and Ties for ten
der feet, made to ,ft, whether YOU
have a narrow foot and b , ankle
or a wide foot and a slim ankle.
BOYS. Misses, Childrens and
Infants boots in all the toes.
colors and shapes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

Hv virtue o. certain deed OF trust.
dated December the - lS-'. Too me NI-
deralened trustee and duly ic.ofnrH III.
HonricO County Court j.. u. ll', page ''.
default having been made ODD l'il IH.'''
Of the debt therein occurred. ana N'ii-
Quirod 20 90 do ht tnc n.nfN'. "I'
said deed. ] VIII proceed iD s.i'' 's I''
Die auction. ora the premise. on
TUESDAY. JUNE -. 1884,
M $3.50 T.. NJ. the Aforementioned REAL
ESTATE. being fully described i 'lI
decd of trust The bot lies near OBJ" 49,
om limits Of the city. comm ncine Hi
point 0n the north side of Taylor Ii'.l
os feet cast of Robinson street, and ifohI
on the northern llne of TAYLOR street .I
feet oxfcndiug back between PARALLEL
limos ~ feet. bciUe l0t SO. % on plat
recorded in clerk office llDrroo Counts
Court. j. D.. g. page 1913. Tho house cone
tains three rooms, and is L fairly good
condition.
TERMS. Cash as 10 cost ard expenses
Of executing ibis trust with 800 rt one
county and state taxes. fnr follow .H-
thlte notes. aI secured upon tHH IfofOf-
fv with interest Thereon II...f
O. 1855; first note for Sob at ninety
DAYS. second note for Sl-...l at ta..t
months after date. fnd ta.ra ref' flr >lai.
PAYABLE tHcrfy-four mo.tls after date,
balance as may I' aaulrn. nj sf -tl..
So. A. SMITH. Truss oo.
Charles A. Rose. Aurton..r f.N-ft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

Bay Line James River Route
for Baltimore.
Close Connection for All Points
North.

Appointed SAILING days, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at p. N. Freight received daily
until { p. 81. Elegant state-rooms,
heated by steam and lighted by
electricity.
For tickets, st3te-room reserya-
tons and further information, ap-
ply TO b. NJ. bOlNlN,
General Agent, $50 Z. Vain st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-15

NOR SALE. CHEAP. a PlfAETON
L and "a good set az harness. Adlre-.
DAVID care Times office. 1rlI-.t