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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
LORD NAPIER.

London Dec. 19.-News was received here to-day
Of the death at Florence Italy, of Francis Napier.
tenth Baron Napier and Ettrick. the former Am
bassador who was Minister 10 the United States
from Great Britain in 1851 He was born In 1919
and entered the diplomatic service In 1910
Francis Napier tenth Baron Napier and Ettrick.
was born on September 10, 1873. and succeeded TO
he title and estate of his father October II. 1884
In rs.a he entered the British diplomatic service his
first post being that OF attache to the embassy In
Vienna Later he stationed a. Teheran. con,
etanfinonie Naplcs and ST. Petersburg. In 10, and
~ ne was Envoy Extraordinary TO the United
states bat in December OF the latter year ne was
,rsneferred To- The Hague. In 1860 he was sent 10
ST Petersburg and in 1854 70 Berlin
Lord Napier was Governor OF Madras from carry
n, 1s6c untl the assassination OF Lord Mayo. IN
January, 1872 when he became Acting Niceroy OF
49, I'm his return to England he took an active
Inv, a., tie reform OF the municipal government OF
London. He was also an energetic worker IN me
orGnn Snhool Board He prominent IN the
eftrs NJ tho british Social Science Association. or
which ne was president In 1872.
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THE SOCIAL PROGRAMME ~ ABBA J.

COLONEL. ROOsEvEITs ADMINISTRATION 7" BE
GIN AMID MANY ENTERTAINMENTS.
Albany. Dec u The social side OF the opening
Roosevelt admin iration promises 10 be brilliant
colonel and Mrs Roosevelt expect TO be In Albany
on December 2s They Will 90 at once to the Ex-
ecutiye Mansion where they viii be received by
Governor and Ms Black, who VIII give dinner
for them They will then have time to get the'r
nod affairs settled by January 2 which Is the
day OF the inauguration
The usual reception at the Executive Mansion
will take place cn Monday Afternoon January .
from TO g. Many OF Colopcl Roosevelts friends
rrorn Scw-York Washington Chicago and smaller
c-.fss have signiicd their intention OF being IN
Albany or INAUGURATION Day.
~ 4 of York. Will arrive In Albany
~, sa,rrlaV afternoon. December -. ana VIII De
o,iartcrcd at the armory. on SATURDAY night they
= IN 9tte reception their friends In the big dri
room and a dance Will finish the programme for
no day They WI be well entertnlred while IN
Albanr Several dinners will be given In their
nOnnr. . -, -. ...-.1.- r., sart.s NJ
three dances. the first 20 be given on tri1hy jan
uarv 6 The Fort orange Club Will entertain Coy
ernor md Mrs Roosevelt at dinner on January H.
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THE REN DR. DANIEL WISE

The Rev Dr. Daniel Wise died a; his nome IN
Englewood y. j., yesterday lie ""' oO'" -
tlr,sno,,b England on January 10, lsl3, and
800 "a ,bis co,n,rv In 1893 and became a minister
Of The Methodist Episcopal cnqESns FS sdo yS yGe es
DR. WISE was Euitor OF I'M, S11hiuS' poor .'rhe
h5d isaa4 ePeanSe i FIsnfs t, eS 49, S Sd2Te
i,ncdtng secretary of the Methodist sunday school
Union ana Tract Society, ana rid,'or n o, IN
e"SSooI and tract publications OF ne nr,hodis 7
Episcopal Church. pr Mise VIZ ar youn none
s1ve,a' Of these books have been translated i"'o
otaer l" ~, ar wise had made his home In Enele-
wood ~ j. In his carly LIE ne Eon wa S'SIns
noyaid Nackay and Miss ;. j.. Wise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
HOFFMAN NISSAN REYNOLDS.

Hoffman Nissan Reynolds member OF the firm
Of d. / Reynolds & Son wholesale jewellers at No
10 John-st, died Sunday morning at his home
No 2l5 West Fifty-fourth-st. Mr. Reynolds
born In September 1869 in this city. where he was
educated. on attaining his majority he became
partner with his father in the firm He was well
known In the Jewelry trade and in society, and
was member OF the Sons of the Revolution and
the Society of Colonial Wars. His grandfather was
the late DR. James Brooks Nissan. Mr.. Reynolds
was III for about a week. His death due to
pneumonia. The funeral service will be held to-
morrow at 1890 a. m. in the First Reformed
Episcopal Church, Madson-ave. and Fifty-ffth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
,rDNrCAN UTCKERING FOX INht Nilf.

BOSTON. Dec ls-It was learned mere 'o-uaS .1a is
The report from MiddIetown Conn., pi'",'u '.''@
,o,,,ne tina, the Rev. p f. JerneEah lo''"'''
che head Of the Elecrolytic Marine sa''s o'"p'.'s
- ,,bec Ne had turned over s75c" OF MS S"''e
oi a. IRON, stock sales OF the corporation
" compensation for permission to come noirs
a. a. ,nolesfed was somewhat premature. q. e,pemsnt
thht Tairs OF the company has nad sever al ra
sdrsnees with Colonel W s. Is nop ,sn win Ter
nor Ssan but circumstance have mot mace Se prote
siblc 10, VIZ which Il IA said. ID the CONDITION
ton 10 yu t,h any money would be returned.
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MRS MARY TUT THROCKMORTON.

Washington, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Mary Tut Throch-
morton. who in her early life leader in So
ciey here. died last night from the effects OF In
haling Illuminating gas. which escaped by accident
IN her room She was lightweight years old. In the
BEGINNING OF Jackson's second term President
Mrs Throckmorton, then Miss Tut. made her first
appcarance in society in the Executive Mansion.
Martin Van Buren, OF the young girls ad-
mirers. and her reported engagement to him vas
one OF the society rumors of the Capital Major
charles h. ThrOckmOrton. retired. her only son.
arrived here to-day from New-York The latter
daughter. Josephine Holt ThrockmOrton, the
lesatee under the famous alleged will Of the late
Judge Joseph Holt. afterward doclared q forgery.
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EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH.

Edward F!tz Randolph. a well-known merchant
OF this city and Waterbury. Conn. died on Sunday
at noon at No. y Eas; F!fty-eghth-s;., the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. b Moland. whom he was visit
ing. Mr.. Randolph was an exporter of seeds. with
Office at No 81 Pearl-st., and also a member Of
the firm of Randolph IL Cloves. brass founders of
Waterbury. He was unmarried. Death was due
10 pneumonia. after a short illness. The funeral
service will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at
the Calvary Baptist Church. The burial will be in
GreenXOOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
A DINNER FOR JUSTICE FITZGERALD.
| HIS ELECTION TO THE SUPREME COURT BENCH
CELEBRATED BY THE FRIENDLY SONS
OF ST. PATRICK.

Every branch Of the courts OF justice OF the city
was represented last night at a dinner given for
Justice Fitzgerald by the Society OF the Friendly
Sons Of St. Patrick. at Delmonicos last evening
The dinner In honor Of the recent election OF
Justice Fitzgerald to the Supreme Court bench
and more than three hundred prominent politicians
and lawyers were present Justice Morgan ].
o Brlen president OF the society. was POSTMASTER
There were :ormal speeches but number Of
addresses made. all Of complimentary char
acter The Speakers included the guest. Justice
Fitzgerald. Presiding Justice Van Brunt ex.Sur-
veyor of the Port John c. Mcguire. Judge Rufus
b. Cowing and Colonel F.. c. james
In welcoming the guest Justice O. Brien said that
the high court to which he had been elevated
would gladly receive him. and that they would all
predict for him a continued success in the judiciary
OF the county
Seated at the guests table beside the speakers.
were Richard Croker, Judge McAdam Judge Gil
Smyth. Judge Lawrence Judge Pryor Judge
Dugro. Judge Scott. Judge Freedman and Judge
Bookstayer.
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sPEECHEs AT MILLEDGEvlLLE.
INT AND GENERAL WHEELER 81

I'M AND GENEFAL WIII.I'I'T7' - -
FROM CAR PLATFORM.
'""edCevle, Ga. Dec. 19.-The president
-" stopped here the former capital or 'e"i
%. ~ the way to Augusta. An enthusiast
~1s a, the station md salutes were
resident Mckinley addressed the crown
"O"' lne rear platform OF the train. saying
a. 70 me great pleasure TO greet ,he co. ..
~ OF Milledgeville the old capital OF the Sia.e
! georgia. In my Journey through your Stass
nave been received with a real warmth .,
"''eone. and assure you that II IL apprec'a'eu
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows tho
changes In pressure indicated by The Tribunes sef
recording The dotted line SHOWS e teh.rra
turs as recorded a Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Once. Dec. % a m-Ihe weather yesterday
vas cloudy with Hight rain IN the evening The tenn
,e-s,ure r,nxet between degrees the
3Tx derees being u degree lower than that OF sunday
an. 81 degree, higher that OF the corresponding day
o. last year
Tas weather TO- DAY VIII b rainy.
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Npc ANNA MARIA WALKER.

Mrs. Anna Maria Walker. the wife OF John
Walker died al the home of her SON Johh brlSDeh
walker Editor of THE Cosmopolitan. at irving
,.,, on, q, NO. Hudson on Sunday. Mrs. Walker was
born in PENNSYLVANIA eshty-two yesrs asT 2, Hnd
hv bnr husband two sons-JOhn Brisbcn walker,
Of rvington ana X Waker OF w BGHTe' of Ihis
civ Her funeral will be held this morning. ana
bufia win be In Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Iarry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
WARSHIPS TO START FOR CALLAO.

THE OREGON AND THE IOWA WILL LEAVE LIMA
TO-DAY.
Lima. Peru (via Galveston, Tenn, Dec. ID
The United States battle-shps Oregon and Iowa.
which arrived ut Valparaiso on Saturday. will
leave tomorrow FOR Caao direct. The United
States supply ship Celtic has arrived at Val
parasO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS REC

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Dec la-The central last night IN
Indian Territory has Illinois increasing in In
tensy aid has rain the whole corhtry from
the Mississippi Valley the Atlantic Ocean. except far
in New England \ severe hae developed IN Az
snaboa Prince Albert reporting pressure OF 2oos
inches and BattleforI a southwest wind of IS miles an
hour The temperature fallen decidedly in New
England and Northern NewYork. 1t has risen in the
Ohio Valley the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions
and has remained the Pacific Coast lain
or snow may be expected the lac regions. emo" IN
New England and rain followed by clearing weather. IN
.t NidlI Atlantic stat, and Ohio Valley fair followed
ty rain or snow Minnesota and generally laf slse
where. 1, will warmer N Nt~-Eneand ana Norm
orr New York cooler in Middle Gull states ana ono
VALLEY and nearly stationary elsewhere The temperature
South Pacific
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For Nev-rnsland snow turning rain In southern
noon warner; Hight variable winds. becoming easerly
and increasing
For Eastern New York rain, beginning snow in
northern portion: warmer IN northern portion: brisk
northeast winds
FIR Eastern Pennsylvania o-Jersey and Delaware.
raj, prob,bly Clearing IN brisk esserly
For the District Columbia Maryland and virginia
rain probably before noon fresh norheas'ery
winds. becoming souttw~stcrly
For Western Sew-York ard Western fenns'lpania
rain; brisk % high northeast winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
LINDSAY IRVING HOWE.

Lindsay Irving Howe. sixty years old. died yes
terday at the home OF his daughter. Mrs. yelling.
Davenport Neck New Rochelle. He was son Of
John II. and Hannah Howe and was born In Brook
line Mass. He served through the Civil War. He
was at one time a Commiss iOner of Accounts in
this city. He leaves a widow and three daughters.
The funeral will be In Trinity Church. New Ro-
chelle, tomorrow, and burial will be at Albany.
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OBITUARY..
DIR. c. HOLMES M'NEIL.

Nv = II'7T@IT-s W y II u
Dr {. Holmes Mcneil died on Sunday evening at
his home In Palisade-ave.. Jersey City. Death was
caused by n complication Of diseases. DR.. Mcneil
was forty years old. and born in Jersey City
His father wel-known physician He sue
ceeded his ia her who died several years ago.
member Of the County Board OF Health. He was
the examining physician for several fraternal So
cietes DR.. Mcneil leaves a widow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20
FIND roR Mr.. FREDERrc'S. CHILDREN

,vFu1.KNowN MEN APPOINTED oN THE COM
MlTTEE.
London. Dec ia fund has been opened TO MAKE
nrovision for the widow and children o, HaroIn
Frederic. the American correspohnen'' "no'h "e ''
almost destitute. ,,A
The committee includes Herbert Henry Asquth'
Secretary {; slate for the Home Department IN the
Gladstone Rcsebery COternment. slr mares Din
War,her ~ Parliament for the Forest or Dean
Sir Henry Irving Justin Mccarthy James BATH
Arthur " Pinero, AIR. whistler ana o'he' "s"
known men.
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HENRY COLES.

Henry Coles died at Palisades. y j. on SUNDAY.
He was ninety-two years old. and was born ID
New-York CITY Mr.. Coles was member OF , ,rd
firm OF Husracc a. Coles wholesale sfoce'9' anu
was a TN Regiment veteran. having peeh d ssi
geant OF the First Company. ne WAS , HuStse
and a deacon for many years IL 'ie i4'H' ''
Chlrc. Of his CITY
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Vt NV lVI,N II
Hospital Saturday, Dec. 81
Hnsnltal SlnlaN- Doc. ~

The needs {, nc hospitals are extra rdnary al this
are especially selected On Hospital saturday and sunday
FOR the GENERAL. FUND. which will bee divided among
the Associated Hospitals on the basis Of FREE care for
GIFTS may Designated however for hospital %
this city such sif's viii be duly forwarded by the
Treasurer Of the Association 70 the hospital Indicated by
METHODS or CONTRIBUTING.
a. Through the Collections N th Chnrc9's on Hospital
90 Through Auxiliary Associations 10 Trades as fol-
Dry Goods AuSliar--water II Lewis, President;
Louis stx. Treasurer. 73 Franklin stree, ,.u.
Belmont Treasurer. ~ Nassau street.
cigar and Tobacco Traae-W II. Curmings. Press.
dent II Luce, and Henry Rosenwald. Treasurer, i4s
Publishers Auxlliar, W. Appleton President;
Paint and yarnIsh Trades-n F Temann. President:
4. y. Anshacher Treasurer. : Murray Street.
Drug. Chemical and Anline Trades-J !. lskeg Pres-
ney. President Max Nathan Vice President
. Vine and Spirits Traies-chas R'nauId Treasurer OF
Hide and Leather Trades-sidney New. % Spruce
cothins Trad>sfa- II Marks President; J. p. Van
Wagenen Treasurer and Messss VIM. Nau,uherg, War
y Goddard. BENZ NJ HOFFMAN. and Eugen, : Benja-
Printers Type Founders. and Paper Trades-wynkoop.
china end o.ass~ar. rrades~,r l. owen. seere-
tary Of Crockery Exchange. charge
coal Trade-Xcssrs. Ward & oyphant. Il cortiands
brewers Steamship Hotels Express Companies etc:
Lists in charge u Mr.. Frederick F. Cook the General
Agent Of '"e N'S %oMAN's AUXILIARY
g. Through The Woman Anxiary 10y .enans a,rec'S
10 ''S 'a'"'' - OTHER MTTii0Ds
merca and Manufacturing establishments in the city. in
the hope that employers ana employss WI make COM
5D Through auNiaries or committees on all the Ex-
81 Finally through gifts sen, direct to Nj CHARLES
LANIER General Treasurer Il Nassau 81. - whom all
me - ro.es BY S ' 5is, b a Is "
GEORGE MAccTLLocH MILLER President.
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NARRTED.

JEsSUP-HEATH-On Saturday. December H. by the
Rev. Howard Dufied. H. j.. Maud Ogden daughter OF
the late William Crosby Heath. 10 DR. David Stuart
Dodge Jessup.
WARD-OAKLEY-On wednesday. December II. 1898
ST. Th0mass Church. Fort Washington. Penn. BY the
Rev. Samuel Smelling. Stanley Ward Of Robert
Ward Of South Orange. y j. and Hester Caldwell
Oakley daughter q Arthur e. Oakley Of Fcrt Wash
ington, Penn
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Gpsfial Notifies.
Tribune Terms ia Mall Subscrt

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except Mexico and Canada. and on the daily IN Se"-
York City. -, . -.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC


TUEsDAY-A, 10 p m tor Costa Rica per steamer from
New ,o Sd, ss m a. 10 SsT 'qo o4 ss'
wEDSESDAy"M 10 a. m Tor Porto Rico per United
m, for fIa via pert-au prince. Pcti; cioavs
o ME- Ps or cape N s Aux cae ard
Ssn.a Martha per r,s Wn 1n at 10 80, Sg m tr
curaea British p a2a Dutch Guiana ~ must %
S per- Ey6rno via ernam6aco and santos cctie;
must be directed per I.xorno). at m f9r Cuba.
per 5 onzaba te,iers Tor 'ther parts OF Meyco mus.
be directed per orIssa at nl ? FOR p. Brazil and
Bahia and Rio Janeiro ,ie,eFs Tor Nor,h Brazil bs
4 II gasssS 4. % c5s. as 70.
sATuRDAY-A, go n osapglsmsspsry 70 ~ g.
also Den erara per Caribbee de,ers FOR Barbados
Grenada. TrindsG ana rosaso must be directed pc,
tor fortune Island Jamaica ssyanlia carhsrena sni
be directed per Altar at 1890 a. m FOR cuba. per
consho ". Havana !eeT p,, mus os di c,
ana Guatemala. Jason letters must be directs!
D osr at Ienada 0' at M 5 BaOa sns
direct and North Brazi va Para and Msraos per $
rom North sydney. a, $50 ,. N. for St. Pierre
Mquelon. per steamer from North sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland BY ran to Halifax and thence
Nail. Tor Mquelon b. raj! to Boston and theme. BY
steamer e,se at This One i ally a, $50 p m M ais
waring by steamer. .ang Mondays, Thursday and
s sa'qFo osri iIGn u p. p@ey G aSss
so M Rsss a ed mail f' Closes s' at p@eviou;
TRASsPAcIFIc MAILS
Mall. fsr china Japan a H9 s 5 per To- pecs Gase 0
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e 6.f%'c on arrival due % esSoss Win
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VI
TUESDAYS take Printed Matter etc. for Germany. and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc Tor other parts
OF Europe. and White Star steamers on
Wednesdays. German steamers on Thursdays. and
Cunard French and German steamers on SATURDAYS
Printed Mattel etc. Ter all countries for which
they are advertised 10 carry mail!
After closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
named above additional supplementary mails ara
opened tn, piers Of the American. English French
and steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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DIED..

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with fu name and address.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.


WEDNESDAY-At a. m. Complementary a. M for
Europe. per :. est. Paul via South anr'on. al A.
N. complimentary 1890 a M far Europe. per =
'(iermanic via Queenstown. AT io3o a. m FOR Belgium
direct. per Friesani. VIA Antwerp detters must
be directed per Friesand).
THURsDAY-A A. m. for Netherlands direct. per s. g.
Fdam. Via Amsterdam detters must be directed per
Edan'D
SATTRDAY-At a. FOR France Svitzerianf italy.
Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt and British India per
'Ia Bretagne. Via faNrs GetteTs for other parts
% Europe be directed Ter La Eretagne'j, az :
q m. f0r Netherlands direct per :. Staterdam VA
Rotterdam deters he directed per >tatendam'l:
A. supplementary 10 80 a. M fr Europe. nee
'Lucania. Queenstown; at II a. m. for Norway
direct. per Norge Cetiers must be directed per
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A. A.
FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROOMS.
23s 5TH AVENUE.
TO BE SOLD
TOMORROW At'rF;REOON
AND FOLLOWING DAYS 1T O'CLOCK.
NOW on exhibition.
important sale Of
CHOICE SELECTION
GENUINE COI.ONIAL ANTIQUES
collected by
MIR. w. j. D'HAGAN
THE PI ANTATIONS
OF DISTINGUISHED MILES
SOUTH CAROLINA
Rare od Sofas. Chppendsc sieboards. Bureaus, Hixh
ara Low Boys Bal and cav Foot Arm and side rhairA
renders and Andirons. old China and numerous other
rare old objects.
FROM PRIVATE FAMILIES AND
THE MANHArTAN STORE
HOUSE.
magnificent olive Chamber suit made by IIsrts
at COS; 500. an elegant emorolderei Red set con
AN ASSORTMENT OF
OLD MAHOGANY AND CHOICE MODERN
Sheffield Plated Ware Porcelans number Of Plates and
AMERICAN HISTORY.
OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVlNGs:
AN,'olLn FRANKLIN CRATE: cHCKERING WEBER.
ciEIGHT PIANOS; SEVERAL ENGLISH MAHOGANY
CASE HALL. CLOCKS.
and to cose the estate %
q. /. WHITEHEAD.
a collection of studio Effects
including Lay Figure.
The Five Poins Of Industry desires 10 mako
Merry Christmas To- It's four hundred Inmates and
,ct. gis 81 money iqr me purpose Checks made paya-
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lshoult Re read DAILY o., I'll changes may
any .iuel -.
Foreign mails ,o- tho week ending December "a ls9s
will close promptly all the General Postofii
follows Parcels Pest Mails close one hour carrier than
closing time shown below.
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Special Notifies.
A.
FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROOMS.
23s FIFTH AVE.
wM. y NORMAN Auctone-r.
To be sold
THIS EVENING
AND TOMORROW EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
TIFF. PRIVATE. LIBRARY
HENRY J.. DUBOIS.
COMPRISING
Handsomely Bound Library sets ~ George Eliot. Dumas
shak-speare scott Lever. Irving. Gulzot Ra~lnson.
smoIett FEEDING md swift. Many Important New York
CITY Items.
AvDvBONs BIRDS AND oUADRuPEDs.
s,uders Birds and Eliots Hornbils Facet@ Curiosa
Coiorsd Engravings.
HAMERTON's ETCHERs. EXTRA ILLCsrRATEp.
HISTORY OF ENGLAND. EXTRA
ILLUSTRATED.
P.u.selle. Petit. Balm. Mathews.
and Pnster
Prepare for winter. Roebucks weather st'ps ex-
elude the cold Sole manufacture Eoepuck ~ tu.o"
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The Five Poin.s House of Industry desires mako
Merry Christmas To- is four hundred Inmates. and
lcts gifts Of money for the purpose Chtck made paya
BE q +. f. Camp Treasurer may be sent to No. l55
Worth
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Prepare for winter. Roebucks Weather strps ex-
eute the cold Sole manufacturer. FoeDuck LI uIton
A. N. r., ana Az Hamiitonsvs. Brooklyn Tslsphohss