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tfflHmi 2 THE WORLD; TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 18Sa
IBff 1001 THE CHRISTMAS FUND.
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fJBil M Grand Fair and Benefits in Its
fHiJ'J' AidTo-Day.
AHfffi Chanco to Got a $1,000 Piano
r'JHfJr for a Dollar.
I' ij'f "Ertnlag World" Renders Giving
' I "fllT - Nobly for the Poor Children's
1 j JjJl ' Chrlstmns.
' ' Hn The flr In aid of Tn Evr.tino WonuVs
tWf Chrlitmas-Troe Fund Is In full swine to-day
i l,it at the Metropolitan Opera-House concert
a iNjjj room. Every one interested In the effort to
fjJl make happy tho great holiday for tlio city's
I 'f) thousands of destitute childien flioulil at-
1 "vj lnd thli fair. Amonsj tho chief attractions
"Hkagnt It is a 11,000 cabinet piano, prciented by
fHaaflRiU ill Ilardman A reck. It will bo conte.tcd for
B Il i llf ' at 1 a ticket. Thero aro many otlier valtia-
f Hj ! I W ble articlea to bo disposed of. and the young
' jHBf U ' f 'J ladiei In charge of tho fair, under Miss Lon
H A 'III Sronion'i direction, are confident of asue-
laHi ft( ceasfnt lisnc. Tho cpncnrt progiammo Is
fjHH h K, Terr Interesting,
H 'MJ At Worth's Museum to-day benefit por-
jHHj H S j. fonnances In aid of the Fund aro bolng
BHl f i B fjlven. All the receipts aro to bo donatod,
GIBh! f ' K' There are many unnaual attraction, and a
Paaflami I ftfif ipeolally prepared programme Is prcsontcd.
Kmmm w " 'f jj" Manager John D. Doris devotes tho re-
jgK ? jiff' eelpta of his two Museums, tho Eighth avo-
RiaBf l iff' nueand Harlem establishments, between 10
'"mbbbbbbbV S 'k'i " n' Or, u. to-morrow, to the Fund.
&3Njj f f'J The list of attractions for sight-seers is ex-
)JBH V " I I tensive and novol. and to swell the receipts
i..HB 9 ' pj Manager Doris offers to tho person purchas-
5 IH JjL ing the largest numbor of tickota at eithor
fjHfi , tiiP' house a free family pass good until Jan. 1,
' laaaaWi i V 1800.
,J!aaaaaWl' J f f Friday there will bo two benefits at two
!Hdt 'F theatres for this object. Uno will be at tlio
i-SBBBBBBVl! r'uk Union Square under tho, patronage or a
i f ?",! number of well-known society women, nnd
' iBi j J the other at J scobs Third Avonno Theatre.
B, , t, 5 Messrs. Edwards and Jerome II. Eddy and
ti C $ Mme. Fernandez, who are arranging, this
."i 5 matintfe for tho little folks, report that a
I'll tj S large number or tho many irnfesslonal pco
sBJtl i pie who are resting In town this week havo
',!$ i y (Ignlfied their willingness to rtevolo ono
i'BMl ! afternoon of their .holiday to maktn a
.'i "; j "Merry Christmas "for the children or tho
ibbbbbbVEi 1 4 neglected poor,
El I "Annt Louisa "Eldridce. who never can
-iffn ' refuse when askod to do a charitable deed,
jnXt has consented to preside over a llowcr salo
;IsbUV!I , in the lobby, but Kho says:
isWIf l" "Do ask tho florists it they won't be rood
e? -. ;'l enough to send in flowers for tho benefit of
iKW' M there poor young onos without boinu pcr-
(f! 'tjl aunally invited to do so. Ihuiemyhsnds
iRi already so fnll that I really lmo not lime to
saRil , '1 call and beg.", . iL , .
aaaWj ' Hero is a list or tho places where the
felt ' ' W Christmas parties will do held: .
HKj fim Turn Hall, One Hnndrod and Twenty
-ni fourth street and Third avenue.
jH y'S Maennerchor Hall, Fifty-sixth street and
aaaaVS Third avenue. ,, , . .
iKll ' Nllsson Hall. East Fifteenth street
SKM 1 Apollo Hall, Clinton street. .
iKI V, r Halvatlon Army Hall, 8ecnth avenno near
visaKff -tit Thlrty-flfthMreot. ,,
'ffl ,-' Palace ltink. Clermont avonue, Brooklyn.
3H "i )? Cooper's Hall. Newark avenuo and Wash
IssssVfl I 5 Innton rlace. Jersey City.
lHI Kf Too warm thanks cannot bo expressed to
i.KW , theladies who will have charge of tho trees
tffM ,' i ,( and the distribution of tlio girts. Mrs.
JtH tk John Allen and nbe y or pretty uirls will
m L'l, have charge at the Harlem party: Mrs. Har-
4V : rietllnbbanl Ayer atNilsson Hsllj Mrs.For-
j-H MJi nander, at Maennerchor Hall: Mrs. Jlcnson
iH. SJ T ami Mrs. Ooorge'll. Hough, at Jersey (Jity.
SBI f!iH The others will bo announced. Fach is to
XKlJ Si if be assisted bv numerous volunteers, euthu-
BB it,i , elastic in thecanse.
XH iHIvt Donations or goods and toys aro liberally
3H . ijiS,, bestowed by merchants and others. 'J wo
fiH Wat big boxes from Mr. Htrausof it. H. JIscv .t
jlHn 'IS'Tj Co. were reiolvcd yistcrJay, and a great
! ifil many others, which will all bo duly ac-
EH .ilf Si knowledged as soon as space permits.
KHH f, Notify Titr. Evfniko Woulii whon you
icHcj , .","5 have ready a donation o( toys, looks, cloth-
EwWi ins, Ac. and an EvEiiN't Would nan cm
HJ i ,' u will call for it at your address. Thoso ile-
HB! st (4! slgnodfor the Harlem tree should bo sent to
ftK J ' Mn. John Allen, Hotel Hamilton. Ore
XH j ' i Hundred and Iwouty-fifth street and
KKl t Eighth avenue. .
tKfj y,i A package of picture-books sent In His
SKjl ' Nsmo "was received jcstord&y.
Ur i ,',(, Donations to Tnr. EvEMtNo WnnLD Christ-
fH i"C tnar-Tree Fund aro reported as follows:
EH V; PrSTloml-scknowlcljc-t tl,U37.n7
RH J il Mrs. T. K. Moore, ir ,, , , .411
K ' i? Two boj, who "ouldnoiwll their umc 4 00
rB i r iisiti.whit :i mi
HjHH ' ads. vr. u l no
4pM rT o. B..,. rti
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SB r From J. Wolff's etnplooe., :15 lleekmsa
' , Mns,'lflmr,',rt'andtrAVlti'Ksr" 1SU
H I ' llalpbUlliKS Yeston (4K7eartoldl ... ,nO
H j; J. B. Bourne r. on
:H V i C.h , IdO
rH f f: Floiils, Carmine, Ads sad Lsarle .4tl
'M ii Osmis sad Little Stells 1 Oil
M I O.W.f.. Chief N Y. and M.J L Olub X! 110
iH t r, Anex DeDauetaer .... .4(1
H ii Vloranoatt :.'(
JH -v 1 . "1(011.11111" l.uo
dlB t A- Meier, . .'."
PlV ,; Jtannle, Jana Iitds, Charlotta ana
lm l, Hamilton , . . 4 00
issfl .' 3 ! X,Y. Z U(K)
LM I 'ft Jerome and Ch.iter 1 lit)
SjH ( lilt Julia Wood 1 DO
TB ! 2!; ' Kaa May Moore (MT.n years old) .10
M , ' Annie and Freddie II .511
1 S "Daotor".., BOO
," I 1 i ' B. A. f.Poucher ,U4
ll ' & ;. A Friend y
! , . 3 Mar uS
"B i$ AiU r) a 00
" ,f i Artie and Walter Bower. 1.00
, I Ift UracleU'E ., 1 (III
' tt , A,0l , 100
)' 3 Mrs. K V. and Ma.ter E. M. K 1.00
tl l J Ba.ieWalil .10
. fi i Asntlxule . 2(11
H I frddie and Italpli IUbin 100
i Bull, and EJCis J 1 no
j Ctaarl.a , 1 00
fsB I I ) i Badle and Cne.ter Weber .SO
, . I .iSfMssss. Claude and l-na , . .Ml
. I B lounx ladle, ol the Om.took rlibool..,. lit SI
! K ,it JM Toromie Uradr (4 rear, old) 1.U0
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IS J lsssssBsssr ! l.oo
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ii'JtSSSSSSSsBr Itnbjt Knklne Ward 8.00
! 1 vBSSSSSSSSSSSSSV Collected br Arthur H. (ased 11) and
I r Ilandolph O. Wilson (ased 7) .. .. 1 HO
IfaLLssssssV Collated" Dr'Vltti."Alherthu;"n'o'J."(4
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peter and Matt John.oa . 1i
Loul.e Bcboll .in
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HHHf1 Mule Scboll ,10
iiiRfir Sf!iK"h io
iiiiiiiHM.!! 1 U. P. Oaratea loo
iiiiVtHi I Kabne,
srinf Peter Johnson .10
iMlf' Mary. Willie. Mlnnl ,&
iii 1 il ' Mrs. flobbeh ,
Vr Jf Lena Hcholl ,10
IV J Boboll'a M
Hi -i M. Kaettlnji '.-.
f&y. .' , Mr., llamer.t.ln .10
' i ''J ' T. Uotterman . . . .'$;
Wm i S . Fred ll.ith.r ."" .1(1
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f,, 1 . V A, Juitln .A
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(. Mi' St yrm.Uaok.teln .&
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ff f? Poerlner ,i
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I'll IF ' Limited Train" between Now ork
' i xi; if ' and llnlfalo
f mV . I? "'Bd Fits." conductor . ., .50
, : , . "(lor. Hill," Wuneroonduitor .50
! I ;'- "B. J.." dlnins-car conductor 50
fe H i; ' n E. Horn, barber ,1
B' ,, Mr 1, v i last annua ., ,:;
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u' r S 9r Ceo. William.. eeoonddln.nsar U
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rll 5A P U, blmpoa, waiter tluainc oar. 'i
, i i A Kdll.nrr... ,L'
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( i8j , J. ilj.r, buflrrmin ,10
Ei J .9 jV Oeo. il Jobuaoj. psrlei rir Alcarajua ,
BtV t.r. , . Pnllllp lira., porter or 111 nolo ... .15
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tlB ' ", r W. T. UlhbrW.'...:..
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assssssssssssssssB -M" Wl li ' Wf MIMIIMI e.a 10
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Hal.r .laooli.on .10
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I, P. Il !
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1. .1 M.. .10
Prom enipf'Teo. of IllR WortI.Ii pre., room
J Hmlth ."ti
II Kmart .';(
J Jnlmin '-
W llmred ."
(1 Motrmer ")
.Isnie. IfisKin. 10
I. HtMV 7. ."'0
J I .nelafT i'Jp
I ttllfiam. ,'.'t
(1 ('; .50
. like .CO
A llacnei .50
II Milllio land .'J
T W l.jnc .Ti
y. Welter .Ml
C. Kasan .:.')
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II II It t'enlinu.e .."(
II. lUli nlli.on .."
.1 Klritle .'.'.
Harry h own .'.'i
(I M I.cchlln .'.'.I
il.llerins i'.'i
KT, Ki rnau ,50
1 Kennr .j
Wm K'vr , .M)
lohli Hl'.'l.li ..Ml
II. Kunni .Ml
I) Vaiifiiiti .I'.i
II Hchmlll .'.'
U I: Muleret a .1
(1. Ilncker .-
1' Un'x .in
(Irn W !- .'-'."
Iln I! Vilnj ..'(I
Jan I e .n'l
(1ml Lowe , .'J
M II Dnnn 1 00
P. J tlntlrr , 1.00
rom employee, at 18o Houtti .treot
htnrase . .10
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John .10
It. K 10
II, l .10
Whlte.ton .10
W II. I. .10
(IK .10
M I) . .10
11.(1 1) .10
Pilrkee A .10
A MtltlncLady .10
Jty Koiti , .III
Ca.li .10
), I) .10
Ai , 10
Krtw Acker .10
(lenrre Naple. .10
Halt.;. .10
.1 (1. Vaniiewater .10
Ca.h .10
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tilnTeee of (lay flroa A Co.-.
M id'iLry .2
I. Mal'on ..-
Annie .11)
.1 K. .05
M Keith. .(!"
M Mlllnr .0
A I'dind .'.'()
A 1'rlM I . ,;!
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Win. Won. ,.
(' Mltfhe I .1(1
Win Dlvlil-on .1(1
II 1'cllr .1(1
I Htlmu .10
.Inlln. Schmidt .'.'5
W. Ktack .10
Mime.,, , .0 i
II (1 K .t-Ti
1, Conway .!.'3
( Hpor ,0
I (iardner .10
P Whltelaw ,S!S
Ca.h .10
C! .in
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Caxh, .1(1
Frank Hmltl . 15
M H)ST ,y-,
CA.h .15
( atlt,.... ,,., ,V5
Clil .'-.
K Campbell ,'.'"i
1.IIII.1 Imbaol .10
Ctl .O",
Canll ,(!"
Cai.li .10
Ci'll .1(1
.1 Newni.n .OS
T Barrett ,111
J Ilrguado ,10
Bam Iron. ,10
JnhnNtlle. ,10
John Uurcblll .10
Ca.h ."
Caah ,"
W P Jackaon .'.'.-.
A ha)ore .10
II llealey .10
Mr. Y..unf .10
Harpr .10
J Kelley ,10
A. Iriend , .1"
(1 A MrClollan .1.0
I, (I. 1 ranch .10
Impir ,10
Cliarlty .10
Isito .10
Ca.h .'JO
(.ah ,10
C..I .10
II. Klasa 10
(I !!( .15
M.WUr .10
A Campion ,(n
Mr. MidliilT ,10
Mri K. II ftnrcer .2;
.1. .Stirinnitcen ,10
M loriry ,10
May I lemln ,10
MlxCooley ,1(1
Mr. Ull.i ,10
ML. (iuhif a ,10
Ca.h .10
Ca.h .10
Henry Pei.er .11.)
May .:.'.
Joy .10
X .',5
Pro.perlty .10
Irfiuia Uan-ten .10
lonr ... .'.'5
Kmll. , .10
Carnation .10
Ca.h 1 00
W H MurMy , ,50
TMlllam II Yimnir. Jr 1.0U
Collected by Iloerr Dolan, from perform
ira anil at tallies oi the London
Theatre
FdwInA Hull 1.00
Knurr! llecker ,50
llan Maker .50
Pick .lone. ,50
Jim Minnlns .50
Jon Dan. .50
linger Dolan .50
1-dKellfj .,-,
J, M tlurdy ,50
.1 II Mirkln .50
Hatillet.n ,50
Billy Kelley .5(1
Ja. Marrey .25
P V heidin .Uft
(lio llarer ,5(1
1 r.,V II rvriB- ... Ml
den. W. (lallather .50
J H hlmmon. ,,.,, .''
W.ller Mannlns ,i!
Ja. Niicent ,511
Then ltliiom, ,50
A. M HumelL, .L"i
Vui Kramer Ti
A. Wakne' ,, , .21
John Keongh, ,25
lr.,1 U-ln ,25
Id U Donald. on .50
A. Ueneon , ,50
Jan Jordln ,2
I'd l'.fra ,21
llelle llotan .5(1
Ida Ilertha ,25
AlleAldlne ,;
I'mma Hell ,50
Mr .1 Oulnn .Mil
Mri. V llulan .;I0
Irom rmplnyerii Union News Company, collected
by M, M w'ood.
( hnrie. Hasin , ,, ....., .25
William II. lns;el 2
John Hens , 0
J.N Hale., ,21
U W Arinirby ,25
J J. WsIIsm . .2
William 1 Wild .
M M Wcod -,
DO Melilll 1
i. M. W(id .10
Klttielnnnn ,li)
Millie Hantler ,10
Lltxie Kane ,10
Annie O't'onnell ,10
Katie MerrUk .in
.1.11 WocmI ,10
lint ert Huston , ,10
William M llnbln.on ,10
IhoniaaF, Kennedy io
l.dwin U Wlltaee .10
John Uatta. ,10
John Meaal , jo
(1.0. r Van Pelt ,10
Huiiert Moran . io
a ii : ,io
Hare Kern . ,l()
John Mtrpatrick ,, .10
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Itertha Krix .21
Nililiie Krieg ,,.... . ...... ,tlS
ltniiv Krtet , ,, t)5
Llllln krieg ,)5
irrddle Kites ,()S
Ifannette Krleo , ,05
Clara dumber , 05
1 rnkie (itinther ,03
Cliaile. Iladiiiitirkky , (
Jnbnur Hadimer.ky (5
LUlieVrey (15
A Muuroe o
(1 Mnnroe. . .......... ... ,01
K liiermaii , , (i
A Knmiener ,. .. , ,03
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llarry Iloier. (1
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John P.nzll.h .0
M Nulllvan III.
1 Mu(, ivern ,os
M Kai 1 Ivan ,05
Ptler Mine, ., ,10
'1 hi ma. Henry ,ju
(loorfte I.iiiter , , , ,u3
Pucone llaiter io
J Beneon , .10
O. H. HooVnr !.".!."".". MS
J. Crawlord ,,,, o3
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Jilfutatid ten year
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lio.n While ".....J!.,"!" .10
iliieh llot.on , .10
tiija Tyrrell .... .. ."...' .in
tele Uatdwiru , "!. . .16
J. Olasry , " MiJ
Frank Ullrich. ..,!..,";!,,,,,"!;".. !I0
ILaltUi We.terr.lt ......i........ .M
(leorse II. 11.11..., 10
Mr.. Andrew D IloieJt ""
Mr.. Chr.ti 10
Ca.nle Hwetney .,,,, , ..V3
Tho Doosherty Children S.IK)
Kpencer Weetervelt ..,,. ,10
Collect!! by telecraph operator st tho
Murray II 111 Hotel-
riien Andenwn (Denrer, CoL) .!.Q9,
j, II Bartlett 10 00
Little Iriend i(;0
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Iora McCamninn .00
Kllen Ander.on J. 00
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Caah ,-'.
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W.nr;0ird WI
M .-1 , Y 0(1
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Ca.h , f'0
C.h 1 JO
Judaon 00
Ca-h ..,. 1-pO
1. M sand. J. 00
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T'nyer. , -'
IA9. , 1 01
(Sro V) Archer LOO
P .!. Cnllln. 1.00
11 li l'ortor j 00
I.M wnr 100
T II Mcdraw 1.00
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Ca.h , '
Mr (.ol 1 OO
Ca.h f;0
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Cal :, !f.'.
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Cella t Carter 1 (0
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C.h,, LOO
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H. II. Uarrell MJ
Ca.h 1.00
Ca.h 1 IQ
Cash r
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M. 1 1.0(1
Mr. UuMeii 1 Oil
Caih ,,
C..1 J. 00
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Ca.h 1 HI
Ca.h ",
Caih .2)
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II Collerlohn .2 1
Caitmr Jelenr .10
Unity M. Wahth .2
w. hWiiiiiiiK .'j
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Wm Lanse . . . . ............ ,2
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arenu
I. II Krlckmann 1.00
1, J Irfehane .2",
W II. Smith .10
II fit Ml .25
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Y. Klenen, .2
Oorae J. Coerlnit .'.'1
(ni. rlademann .
(.eorgeM Tnmpkln. .25
It 1) Tompkmt .25
II Ianhach .'.'j
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II. Htmft .25
II. II Cook .10
Henry J llnerinfr .2.
(leorg Mat'rri . 2.1
J II Iliaklase 1.00
M Klnckmann .24
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I Klnkm.nn 1.0(1
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II Illxm.n .25
T Plunkett .10
It llnetnrann .2 ft
John Wahler. ."
Orne. .IO
John Hamtiurx v
K Hchinldt .2
Henry Tatthauer .2 )
William I'. Utter .2"
Cha. Tenxen .2 1
J Onerllir .10
II Otlen... 1,(J0
Nathaniel Buckley .15
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(I Brandt .2r
W II Tinzu ..'
II. P. h .10
II. P H.rte... .10
Klnir'. Daughters. Churoh of Re
de, mar 1.00
Molly II. y .10
K M 1(1
A Cole .10
II P. Boel.en,,.,. .25
II M Ilerg , .25
J. H. N 10
II Ilri.n ..... , .10
Mien Kllpatrick .25
Miry Kllpatrick .2"
Mary Mrtiowan .25
katli Cos .21
M.ry Prior.,,,.. , ,21
lnhn Manning .25
Mr. P.. , .21
K.mnel I help. .10
Flli tt l'holp . 10
Uath .21
D.l? 1 ersue in . .50
CoMecleif at W U. and A. D T. Offloe, Thirty
fourth elrect and Klslith aienue.
Clink .10
Mke.le .10
Cah .11
(llaromo htlltatlgelo ,10
P, Doinonlo .,,.,, .1.1
Mile rlrlirubo .10
Amanda .10
Mr Hay .10
Marr .10
Ileiale ,10
Cnllerted by dramiiiar Sohoot H!l. Morria M. Belde,
17.14 Ijexinstoii avenue (age 12).
Amelia r'lmu 01
A hrl-ud .10
A Trend .10
A Schmttl .10
II II t .10
Charity ,2
D J 10
Kddle t oie .10
P (I )(
K. II .10
M M Soldo .21
T Yleltmann 21
11 I) 10
Hamii.I fitmon .01
Mi.s Patou .25
OWE DAY'S CALLERS.
An Invltntlon to a Christmas Work
orB' Rocoptlon Next Saturday.
You remember how furiously It stormed
Paturtlay? Well, I bad an " at home. "and
a pci feet round of caller, each bcarintT mi
offorinc foi tho poor children's Christmas
ticc.
Tirst came Hobble IIcckIc. all the wajr
from Onu Hnudrcd and Twenty-third street,
with a box full of money labelled " Uobbio'a
pennies for tho Toor Children's Christmas
Ti cc. " Ho was dressed in a small cape coat,
containing about fifteen pockets, and Ins
littlo dimpled hands wcro as daintily cloved
as a younc patriarch's.
nonr-UT UEOcnr.
ITo had a face tho design for Trhlch nature
miaht liavu copied from one or Ilaphacl'a
angel choirs; but, mini nous, he Is a regular
bor's boy, for ho declined to accept a doll I
offered that had a dislocated hip. lie told
me ho wis eluht yearaof age; that he had
neter couo to ichool and that he could
write, "but not with Ink."
Ills ofTcrltiti constated of $2.42, every
penny of which ho had collected hlmseU.
Ho cproved slueero fjmpstliy for the little
chiMrcti of tlio pooi and promised to buy
every one a sled with red runners and bells
" when he natamxn. "
The soft black hair that crow In loose
rines about his face; the largo brown oyos,
brimful of merriment and fun; thedlmpla
that played at hide and seek In his pretty,
fair face, the delicate coral lip shuttluff
over pearls, and his sturdy 1UU Agar
BmIA . iitadfcleJaaAif i A. '.igjgjftuflA
captltatcd tho artist and he was carried off
bodily to be sketched.
After him carao " 1 no, "a littlo arlstocra
with the maimers of a small pritico and tlio
bearing of a little soldier. He wore a shaggy
top coat with a cadet cap and kid cloves,
and asked as a favor to bo allowed to con
tribnto10. Thoofferlnjr was in dimes and
filled a pretty yellow satin sachet that his
sraudmamma had made.
"0m-hundred and ihlrty-nlno" took $8
from his own allownnco and a couple of
joiinc friends contributed tho rest.
To eivo on an idea of his modesty, this Is
what tho embryonic member of the "Four
Hundred "said:
"I don't mind tcllinu you mynamooiid
adiliers. but the information Is not for pub
lication. I want to do sointthliifr for tho
little children and I want to help alow,' tho
success of The Kyemko Woiii.d'b Christmas
treo."
I creased hands with this manly, hand
some, bronu-eyed boy, and tho last words
be raid wire, "flood luck."
Thabo Hamuels, a swcct-faccd slrl of
oleven. with a iliock of dark curls that
danced nhotit the eden of a scarlet 'lam
o'Hliantcr, camo from Brooklyn with a lit
tlo sold barn 1 full of loo coins from tlio
girls of school No. 50.
"Every gill sent her lovo and good
wishes." she said, nliich pleased me greatly
and which I return with mtorost.
Ell and David ricliicff, two applc-facnd
boys of sot en and thirteen rcipectltcly.cntno
with their father to see how affairs wero
prorrossing. Hi struggled with a ten-pound
a biioh rcLi, or coins.
box of candy, tho erv sight of which made
mv mouth water. Datid's cift coiiBistid of
two toxts. oach a foot square, cont lining
leather-bound blocks with which a forcht, a
rocngcrie, a citror tho English language
can bo built. Without trjmg veryhnrd I
captivated Ell's heart and ho cMtcrtained mo
with a picco learned for tho closo of tho
rcliool term.
Oracio Eockwood. a midget of seven sum
mers walked into the office with a red pltnh
boot, as thick as a cucumber and twice as
long, suspended from her arm by a loop of
orango libbon. Mus Oracle, whoeo neck
and shoulders wcro veiled with a dozen or
mo:o light brown curls, allowed tho editor
to put his arm obout her neck during tho
entiro lisit. and showed otciy nidencoof
cn.ojint' tho sheltering coit-ilooc.
Kho explained that sho hint lier noso tho
timosho foil down her aunt's front stopi.
bumped her chin coming out of Fcliool be
f9tc tha lanks, and knocked her foiehead
against a gato post trj ing to reach tlio latch;
"but," she added, with an expression of
nnmlstakablo triumph, "1 collected etcry
nickel mj self, and I gucsB thcio aio about
one hundred and fifty, that's til. 50."
The little gill's arithmetic was allowed to
pass unchillongcd, and sho left tho office
beaming with ib-light. Her mamma doostt't
know a thing about tlio wonderful n'ckel
llnoil plush book, "fahe'll awful 'sprized
whon sho reads it In tlio paper."
Three small boys, who will not allow mo to
mention etc n their nick-nrmes, called with
Christmas faors in tho sMto of a doll's
trunk, along tubed whistle and a woo'lon
mitton filled rotpcclito'y with pennies,
nlckcla and dimes, agcregating about $10.
This trio of laigo-heartcdlads wasparticu
larly anxious that tho children should hato
something good to cat beside candy and
fiuit. When told of tho difficulty of dining
20,000 hungry cliildi en thnjouug men bo-
canio ery thoughtfiil, and by way of argil
nicnt ofTcrod tp "rai(.oUO bofoio tho 20tli
If Tur EvpMKd Wnni.ii only would slto tho
poor little things son-ethlng to fit."
Amcssongcr boy brought tho following
letter:
DzinXKLi. Nelson: lost 8nmmerl tried to
collect tome money from ntj Utile friends for
your "Unlij Fund." Ore ter) hot day I started
out with hook anil pencil, but hail only collected
six cents whr n tn iren tcm-li fell on my foot snd
crushed in too. I wus taken home and confined
io my erili for six oeka before I could nalk out.
1 Inclose tlio six cents then collected w i t It this.
IMth the help of twoot my playmates I bail a
littlo entertolnirent In our liousi-, r hail
tsbleaux such as "JilpVan IMnilo " In differ
ent scencB. "The Djimj Child" and many
otters. 'VouotiKhtto hate snen our anpels I
wanted to Invite you, as ) ou ate so kind to little
children, but mamma said ou would not come;
would) out
I ain eleven rears old. fl e all send our love to
you, andlast nkht we taldOod bless dear "Nell
Nelson and Tnr Lvemno flomo."
Vour lotlng but unknown littlo fiicnd,
Inez.
An hour later my diminutiro but unknown
friend came in catered with mow and so
smothered in wraj-s and iurs lhatlcotild
scaiccly diktinguirhiKi fiom a daughter of
Mr. H. Clat.s. After a deal ofuntMiig, un
buttoning and unhooking, a tiny b'ue-csed
child with almond brown hair and a pietty
littlo faco was revealed.
"This shoe," bIio sald.dlBplaylng a babj'a
buttoned boot or gilded kid, "1 wore whon
I was two jcais old. Mamma didn't want to
let mo ghe it aw ay, but I coaxed and she con
sented. If it hadn't been for tho children
I'm suro sho wouldn't though. "
Tho littlo shoo with its load of silver and
copper tied about with a band and rootto of
Palo blue r bbous was laid mi tho desk, and
tho small girl continued:
"Laat Bummer I tried toholp along tho
Pick Babies' Fund. I bought a littlo pencil
and noto 1,00 ami wcnt to seo I)r. McDon
aid. I only had six cents cud I counted it
about a bundled times beforo tho doetjr
could seo me. Wliilo I was plajing in his
yard, a ntstio bcuch fell on my foot ami
crushed my toes, and 1 didn't know any
thing tnoro for two weeks, lho doctor car
ried mo home, and my book and pencil and
my six pennies too, and I had to stay in my
littlo crib for more than six weeks. As too 1
as I was woll, mamma gave mo her pnrlnrs
for an afternoon, and wo had charadoi and
theatricals for all my littlo friends who paid
tocomoin,"
After considerable fumbling in her muff
and cloak pockets, a long list was hauled
out bearing the following names;
FsWl nodrliuts, n.lleWeil,
Dal.yWell, Mai Well.'
Flora Tilly, Mollle N.l.on,
Susie Younc, Mamie Kubn,
Irene Kuhn, Aunlo Unpenitent.
Vlor.nte Antten, 1-oretta Willey,
Emma Wilier, Flora Moore,
Slteclna Llacbraen, Mary Carter,
tucheto ItodrlRues, Idsar Komalne,
ont.aue Itoniatne, Arihiir ltonr.alue.
Oath Komaine, Joe MrC.rthy.
Mat nan Iiweuihal, Teedy 1 nwentbaL
tlcrlljNally, (li-orce Nally.
May.Nally, Joally.
CIIBnrd (Joi, Anna Maik,
i'.1? ."T.n. Uwienoe Phltllpa.
Ally MuhlVer, lnei L. J. Harmon,
Tho most touching Incident of tho day wag
the iilt I received from little Mamie Xlastia.
nolli, a girl of twelve, with sarge black ejes,
indescribably sad. because sightless. Iter
voico'was a delight, her face a perfeet oval,
She bad the tint of tbo olive and tost in her
v
checks, and as sl.o talked sho caressed tho
hand of her gcntlc-faccd mother.
"I can't see." sho said, "but I feel a
great deal, snd I was very eorry for tbo poor
children jou havo written about. Etcry
etcnlng my para reads The Kvenino WoitLn
to me, and tho other day I had my bank
opened and I took out 40 cents to buy a pair
of beby stockings and put half of my sav
ings in one of them for tho poor children's
Christmas trie. I should like to hato giten
nil, but 1 hate a papa and mamma and a littlo
biothor, and they aro so ery good to mo
that I thought I must ghe them something
for Christmas.
"Well. I went among my friends with my
littlo biolhcr and collected all this. Hcol"
oiening the top of the riblod stocking.
"Fltedollsis and sixty cents altogether. I
call it my silvei stocking.
"Hero Is the male. Yon can puttbemon
the tree for i-omc pocr child. "
I told littlo Mantle about tho doll's stock
ing Eorctte 1 rought me. She was intensely
interested and asked a dozen questions about
tho orphan child. 'Would sho liko to hato
the tiny b t of hcslci) w.th tho darn otet' tho
toes?
"Oh, ro vcivinuch."
And deir small Lcretto, I gave it to ) er.
Yon'Jl fnicitontc, I know, whon I tell you
how pleased she was. Bho called ion many
tender, lot ing na)"c, picsscd 1'lni.y's
stocking to her pic'ty face, and, cat clully
folding it up, put it in one of her coat pock
ets and went cw.-ty with hor ti ensure.
I was not abin to do anr work, but I not or
had companv in my llfo that I enjojedso
much as tbo ilsits of thco children with
tholi tokens of lot 0 and words of good-will.
Mavl waitc tho foimalltics that hedge in
good society and intito yen to call on mo
next Saturday? leant pronbo jou any ic
frcslimctits. not otcn a cracker, and I may
not bo ablu tn vlfcit with jou moro than a
mitr'te. lint, my dears, of this much you
may bo cci tain a sineeie-welcome and I'll
glvo you tho right baud of fellowship in
token or undj irg affection.
Do conic and seo me, nnd let mo tell you
how cry unhappy those waifs of poverty
aie. and how much good jour penny boots,
nickel mitten and silver stocking will do.
I am in the office fi om 0 until noon, and I
hopo to seo you. If you citn't conio send in
your Christmas offering, nnd if that is not
convenient suil your address to tlio ofllco
and our Mcictirj will call on you. But bo
kind ami bo quick and do let us hear from
jou. Nell Nelsosj.
m e
MAD AT SNOWBALLS.
DriYer Emerlch Fractures a Little Boy's
Skull with a Stone.
a
Eight-year-old Itobert T. Taine. of 050
Madison street, Brooklyn, is hotcring bo
tween lifo and death to-day. without hopo
of rocotory. with a fiacturol Bkull caused
bv a stouo thrown by nenry Emerich,
twonty-threo Mars old, living at JiOO
Monroo htrect. Brooklyn, and tho latter Is In
tho ltnymoud Strost Jail.
Emerich was employed in driving the cart
of Butcher John Kopkc, -whoso shop is at
tho comet of Monroo street and Utuyvcsant
avenue.
Yeto.i1a7 afternoon ho was delivering
meat to his customers, and while passing
tho corner of Itcid avenue and Monroo street
a crowd of Email boys, including ltobbio
I'aiue, began snowballing him, hitting him
and tho hnrsolio was driving sotcral times.
Emerich beeamo so angry that lm got off
tho cart, and picking up a cobble stono
threw it with great foico into the crowa of
boys,
Tho miHsilo hit tho lad Taino on tho head,
knocking him sense'ess to tho ground.
Tho other hots stampeded, but returned
to their wounde I and unconscious compan
ion when thuv faw Emerich lemount his
cat t and ilinonft.
Uno or llielad ran post haBto to Dr. Cor
bin'a ofllcc. at 114:1 Gates atomic and the
doctor wnB hoou at tho littlo fellows sldo
and 1 1'di n, orcd tn 1 c it e him.
Ho had tlio boy 1 emoted to his parents'
home at il.Ml Madison street, where a closor
examination of tlio wound wus made.
'iho skull was found tn bo fractured so
badly that Dr. Coibln could not glto tho
nearly disttactcd parents any hopo of tho
re rot cry ot tho little snttorer.
Iho pnlito of tho 1'onrteonth Precinct
mm notified at oneo of the occurrence, and
Sergt. Bin loitnd l.mericli at midnight,
arrested him and locked hira up to await
examination.
'J ho pri-ouor was arraigned this morning
iietorcJustico Kennn.and on tlio statement
nf Itr. Cot bin, who hiiil that tho boy was In an
oxticmdt ctitical condition, with littlo or
noelianeoof iccotcrv. Emerich was com
mitted lojnll without bail, to await the re
sult of tlio lad's injury,
m t
RACE TRACK ODDS.
" Tho Evoninff World's " Flaruros
Voriflod by Morning; Paper Reports.
The attcutloii of The Etr.NiNO WonLnhas
bcon called to tho diffcrenco in llgnres rep
resenting the odds given by the bookmakers
at tho Winter lace-trncks published in Trus
Emmmi Woni.D Sporting Extra as com
piled with thoso pr'nted in tho other srort
ing extias.
ImestigaMon proves that theio in a diffcr
cnec. uud at limes a teiy big one. Com
parison witli tho icnorts in tho morning
papers, however, rIiows that The EvESTNn
ohlii is correct, as the following tablo
dcmonstiatos;
l t'ssr')'Br,"'2'rs
r. : 2 : : i i : &m
3 s-2ra;'k:t,:,M:;,5c'nu b
c 0 0 00 o 0 c c 00 S5c 0 0
hh;i-h-hhh-mHm
tiai:jyMX-iMSH5yxr ?
Too D 5 5 i C s ;SV?sT? ?
hm,i,n;;u
O 0 0 ?i a o c o 0 oso o Ko h.
ti-ii:xti.yi:tivi.sit: &
Sooaoooo t esooSro '
i.h:-mwhhhi:i:mi;h
ttr"-. ts"
uiipii ao d u
C 0 C 0 0 (.0 00 o I
-ni-i . , , ,-mI wm .m
u;:x-i it o) t.
-nM M k1
0000 o o 3
. . . .--;i . ,m . .;, ,
Tho figures used in theso tables aro those
given on horses which ran first or second
Place, and wcro therefore regarded with
the huliost Intel out in spotting circles,
lliey wore heleoted at random fiom the
i11."1'.".0 Moclal regard to day or date.
Incidental comparison with reports from
other inorrlng papers than the .Now cavo tho
same pleasant showing for Tax Eyenixo
1 OItleI)t
THE SHIP REPORTER LOST.
Wrecked In the China Sea Captain
and Crow Bavod,
fsrrriAL to the kvekimo woaLB.l
Nrwntinvror.T. Mass., Dec. 17. -News la
oft'i lei "Ja. V0. ,oUl !0",'. "' the Chinaca!
Sao1 nn,,,,aS0.,on lp lleporter, valued ai
no.poo ., and owned by Captiia Oeorsa
Hpauldinri and othej sjior irWa3ao0
'iirreS!"1 Bw'u,W ed ?!&
fl
WILSON'S OLD PLACE.
.- 1 -.
Again He Leads "The Evening World"
National Guard Election.
Co!. Ruppcrt Closo Behind Him
in Socond Placo.
Mnjor ICIpp and Lieut. -Col. Moran
in Third nnd Kotirlli.
Cnpt. Wilson, the nntcrrificd, again cornea
to the surface In The Evemnii Worxn's Na
tional Ouard Election, and once more leads
with a total of 01,721. Col. ltuppert is
second, with Ol.U-Ui; Major Kiup third,
with .ill.'.'MO.aud Lieut. -Col. .Moran fourth,
with 47,704.
Tirttcoiil tehtth the nneariil rnnaidate
trill inure It UHfamotl maunli cent aJTalr.
Jntlir nitt plnie, it 1,1 to be me upon m
rntli ftv 1 ew anion, t Ichtu 01 nnnifiifrd, nrnJ
ufllif hett material to be obtalunl.
The blade ctll te vt the (ixsl Damatcti
Heel. 'J lie liandlr and piaiitwtll he or bin.
or rpeclal itrtton, lumisliett anit hana.
ehared. as will alro be the mountings upon
the icalbard, which will be Of Heel and nickel,
plated. 'J he gi li will be either are.hark.11Un
or of emboetedmelal, tlHer-ptatiil and bur
nished, the rirstan ilcpendlno on the rank of
the offlier 1 ecelrlmj tt.
Thr shape or the blade will also depend upon
the lank at lis winner: irhe is a line otitter
it will be straight, and it a stajl optcer it will
be a sabre and curved in form.
A medallion mounting at tmrntshed and
hand.chaeed metal on the tipper pail of the.
rrabbai a will be It rcrtlied with the name of
the wtnn'r, with Ms 1 ank and regtment.
The sword will be lmnufacturcd by D. M.
Whitlock, of DO Fourth avonue. tho well
known maker of military equipments, and
this announcement of itself guarantees tho
bet or matorisl an' worl mani-hip.
If yon havo pot already dono eo cnt ont
and send thefollonlng blank, properly filled,
toTuE Evlnino Woiii.d:
THE i EVENING WORLD roPULARvor
ONTHsorne en or fMt NATIONAL GVARPea
NEWYORKAnoNEVVJERSEY.
MV CHOICE IS-6ANKAriDPQSTe-
8JGrxATURE!'0FY0TE8
RESIDEMCE
Conditions.
TnEEtENlKO Woeid trW present to the
most roi uhv af.ccror the. Rational Quardof
thel-tatei .r JSeio lik and jete Jersey a
beautiful sword of unique and appropriate
design.
'1 he most popular officer to be determined
bu the ballots last bv leaders or" Toe Evehiko)
Woni.D.
J'aih reader may tote once onlti.
I ill in the blank as prescribed and mall it
to 'The Editor.
Govs. Hill and Green, Commandert-in.
Chtei or the Actional Ouard of their re.
tpectlv States, are exiluded )om the con
tent all others, from lieutenant to general,
noto In thcmilttlasei vice, are tn the lace.
'ihero are at prctent o.i candidates. The
vote of tho fifty highest stands to date:
Col. Appleton, 7th ltcg., N. Y 0,016
Opt. Abrams, Co. CI. 7th ltcg.,
N. Y 451
Col. Auoten, 1 Uth Hog., N. Y 44'J
Lieut, ltubcock. dun Detach.. 4th
llec.N. .1 . . .. .... ri.lOfi
Lieut. Iloechcr. 1st Battery. N. Y. 2,705
ant. Ilasroiu.Co.l,7Jr.tltig., N.Y. 3.300
Lieut. Hall. Co. (1. ua.litog.. N. Y. 314
Col. Cavanagh. ODthllcg., N. Y .. :UIO
Lieut. 1 rouus.Co.l', 1.1111 Kerf.. N.Y 15,780
Cnpt.C'ark, Co. i. 71st lteg., N.Y. (1,417
Lieut, filovchnd. Co. Ii. nth lteg.. N. Y 1,720
Lieut. Carscallan, oth ltcg, N. V.. .. 2.15R
AfSt..Snrc. Collins, tlllthlteg.. N. Y 1,748
Lieut. Daly. Co. K. 22dltcg., N. Y. 1,2.10
Lnrt. Dc.cambrc. Co. 11, Tint Ilea..
N. Y , 1,001
Lieut. Dospard. Co7. O, 23d lteg.,
N. Y. .... 843
Lieut. Dick. Co. It. 22d lteg.. N. Y. 1,077
Cant. Dewar, Co. I. Sth Heir., N.. 440
IJrig.-Gon. Earlc, Gov. Hill's staff,
N.Y. . ... 002
Capt. I'rancis.Co C, 71st lteg.. N.Y SOU
Lieut. Holding, Co. 0. 7lBt lteg.,
N. Y , 1,332
Capt. Gobs. Co. K. 71st lteg.. N.Y. 450
Lieut. llussev.Co.r. 22dltog.. N.Y (IHO
Adit. Hoaglutiil. "Old GuaiuV'N. Y. 7,700
l.eut..ineliiini.'n,il.il2d 'tcff.,N,Y. 202
Major Japha, oth Keg.. N. Y 304
Lieut. JonaHson, Co. II, 12th Ileg.,
N. Y 400
Capt. Konuody. Co. A, 71at ltcg.,
N. Y 2,448
Major KIdp, 7th ltcg., N. Y 5 1.23(1
Capt. Kttlp, Co. I), 7th lteg., N. J. 0,043
Llout Kohlbcrger, Co. I, Oth ltog.,
N. Y ... 710
Capt. Leo. Co. I. 22(1 ltcg. N.Y ... 2,027
Cant. Morgan, Co. II, 00th lteg..
N. Y . ,. 1.010
Lieut. Moyor. Co. D, Oth lteg.. N.Y 1.0 !2
Lieut. Murray. Co. 0. 22d lleg. N. Y. 233
Capt.Muruhy.Co.r.l2tlillcg..N.Y. 1107
Capt.Maidhof.Co.I5.22d lteg., N.Y. 072
Lieut.-1 hi. iriian. tlOth llig.,N.V. 47.704
rapt.Neshitt.Co.Ii. 7th Hog., ,. Y. 8H-J
Liout. Penny, Co. C, Oth ltcg.. N. Y. 0S1
Lieut. I'asco. 2d lJattcry, .V v.. .. 30.070
('apt. I'roxsy, llth ftcn. Co.. N. Y. 1,000
Col. Itunport, Gov. Hill's staff. N.Y. 01.240 ,
Lieut. Bcanlon, Co. 1', Otilh Ileg.,
N. Y, , ... 1 33T
Major Stanton. 1st Ilrlgade.'N. Y.'.' l!o70
Csut.Hoan. "Old (maid." N. V... 34.384
Cspt.'iiyns'ov.ro. l',47thlteg .N.Y. 1,777
Capt. Thurston. Co. E. 22d iteg., '
. 1. . 310
L't. Torrp'(in. 14th Hop, Co.,
Li'eut. Wilson. Co.E.7tii Hog.. N. Y. 348
Capt. Wilson. 2d battery. N. Y.... 01,724
ALMOST A BIGAMIST.
Trank Miller's Eocond Marriage Pre
vented by Els Wlfo.
Newahk, K J.. Dec. 17. Tho pollco are
looking for Frauk Miller, of 42 Fair street,
who represented himself aHasinglo man,
Proposed niarriarroaiid was acceptod by
L'clle Mcrritt, of .Ttffcrson street.
Iho wodding was to have taken place
."'eViif '.'otter fromMIsa Mcrrltt tell Into
.Mrs, Miller n hands and the two women met.
Explanations followed and Miller disappeared.
Tho Death of Dr. Roth Pnncoaot
isreouL to the rvrmnci wnnin 1
rnn.Aiiri.riiu, Doc. 17,-The death of
Dr. Beth I'ancoait, occnring jesterday, ro
movos ono of tlio most thorough medical
scientlBtsof the world. He had been con.
nected with tho Pennsylvania Medloal
&"'$' ," . until the college cloVed.
, HVtr lllcli,,0P1,y P'l other occult lore.
?ii .. .'lch i10 ,,Al1 written vuluab 0 works,
lie was sixty-six years nlik
- 1 m .
Through a Window In. Hla Flight.
A runaway horse, attached to a two
wheeled market cart, ran up I'u'ton street.
Urooklyn. this forenoon, and finally dashed
lHu"h tbe Bl" ,rout of tho ,,oro at No
41iiila.m TrencJer Into the atore. Damage
-. aruraaUiWliWhls owned by Henry Fahren.
Ms, wai badlr cnt by broken bIui.
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SURELY LA GRIPPE,
All Symptoms of Russian Influenza la
tbe Reported Cases.
It Is Infectious, but Not a Deadly
Olsoaso.
Isolnllon Not Deemed Necessary by
Ilcnltli Bonn! OHlclala.
There Is to-tlty no doubt that the dreaded
IlnsBliti inllueiizA is in Now Yoik air. Few
can escapo It bv taking thought. Itlsno
respecter of persons, rank, age, box or pre.
xlousconrtlt'on. It is not deadly, not evea
necessarily dangcioiiB, but it will afford a
grand opportunity for dealers to work 05
their surplus of bandanas.
Authorities all agico that It Is infections.
Tho rapid into id of La Orippo from its fint
appc.iranco in tlio household of tho Czar of
Itii'sla tl.itc weeks ago through all the En.
ropeati capitals and its Jump across the At.
laiftic aio too well Rtithonticatcd to admit of
a doubt.
Dr. Cyrus EdBon, Chief Inspector of Con.
tagiousDIxea'Cs, said this mot nine to ig
Lvlnino WonLU icportcr, that 'here wit
littlo doubt th.it La Orippo was infections,
It is not liko Bmall pox, diphtheria or yclhn?
fevei, necessarily a dangctous disease, liov.
ever, ft arise from atmoiphcrio condltlom
over whleh tho lloird or Health cancan
no control. It is of the naturo or what hu
been known as an "earth cold," and bale,
licves that the constant opening or the carta
in digging up tliostioots. ,tc., is toagreit
extent tho cause.
..No stringent measures can bo taken by
the Hoard or Health, they can only see that
tho best sanitury conditions poislblo an
maintained. '1 ho duration or tho disease u
fiom tlireo to seven dajs.
Dr. Udlsnn repeated that ho dldnotdesa
the dlseae to bo dangptous, bnt decideitly
unpleaiant. rrocautions against takins
cold shoiild be redoubled, and tho rcmediei
nstiall anpllod for hovcro colds should bt
tifcd.
Dr. Itaymon Ciiiilcias, of the Board of
Health, ropoits that thcioaio seven pcrsoni
sick with La Grippe at 1.13 Lastl'otty-siitl,
stieet. 'Ihero arn tliirteen persnus 111 the
family, their agos ranging from titty down
to four tears. He defe-ioed tho symptomi
as n clibl at flist, fo lowed by fainting,
pro-drntion. soro throit, tho usual nasal In. I
dicat out or a cold, meuei ded in somo casei I
by biouchitirt and lung trouble. Tho pa. I
t entV tempcraturo was at 100 to 105 d.
glees.
Dr.Ouitoras was unwilling to go on recort I
as pronouncing tho dtteasu certainly to ba I
Itusslan inlhienn. but tho Himptoms wen
a'l in lino witli tho published accounts of
that disease.
"Do you think it will gain a foothold ii I
Now 'i oik 7" he wasaski'd.
"Tho indications Are that it will. Itkufl
aprcad ramdly in other cities. "
Dr. ttuiteras coincides with Dr. J2dsonVj
viow that tho dlseaso is not dangerous if
Ptorcil) attended to. Ho deem it luff
tions, but not suftlcieutly serious to necesil.
tato isolation of patients.
Albeit Klamroth, of 133 East Torty-slxtl
street, is entitled to distinction of first e
tertaining La Orippo in bis family. Mr.
Klamroth is nn aclvoi lining agent, and seta
nicmbeis of hishoiii'ehnldttresufforingfroa
tho ravages of the (headed iuuuonsra.
Miss Klamrotli was the llrst of the fsmflj
to bo taken bvLa Oiippc. Sho called rr
cotitlyon it lamliy just returned fromE
rone, nndn fow ilays later. Thursday last.
iho began to expcricnco tho symptoms of
the iutltion.'H.
Thero wtro pains in her head; sho tru
troubled with iU'Uic-ih. then chills aid
tiannca foi a day, followed by pains io til
limbs, an oppiessivo ieeling 111 the chert
and a kiibo of weariness. Thou a hiik
fever set in, tlio patient snoozed sod
sneczod till her noso warned and sore. Tail
wai followed by soicr- attacks of coughint
Miss Klimioth's symptoms were speedily
repeatod in tho rases of hor mother ssi
littlo brother. B.ituiday Mr. KlamroUrt
ynnnget daughter, his son-in-law and thi
cook began to Ktieozo. Sunday his graniV
child beeamo ill, nnd Mr. Klamroth, Jr.,
camo down on Monday.
At tho Health Depai tment the affection ii
called KiiHsian influenza. It has prertilti
extensively in tho laigo cities of Itunli,
(Icrininy. Austria and France, and tbl
highest clas-os of hoc cty havo sutTcred fnllr
as niiicn tiicrolrom as tlieir leasconsideriu
neighbor.
Theio hato been other visitations frotl
Inlluonza. and as an argument in favorcl
the theory that it is conttgious and trareli
with man rather than ou the winds it mix
bo tinted that it took tlireo jcarsforia
llucnza to go around tho globo lu the din
when fifty miles a day was tho limit for
human travel.
Tho diKraxo stalled in China in 1810 am
reachi d America by way of Europe tvj
jonrsaftei, wliilo now an ocean grayhonoJ
seems to havo brought it over tous witln
tlireo wncks of its lirst appeal anco in tit,
l'etcrsbuig.
It may comfort the sufforer to know (Ml
In 1700 Ocorgo Washington, I'rcildent,
sneezed and was mioorabio in tho same wif
for two weeks.
Dr. Call II. Lellman reported tho Fortj
fixlli strtrtcacos. and Dr. ltajmon Ou
cias. a sanitary physician, was detailed M
tho Health Department to mako athorooti
investigation and report. ,
Health Commissioner Bryant apprehend
no serious results fiom tho fntliicnza.thooii
ail tho authorities agrco that though. U
would never cause Iho death of an othcrvrjM
healthy p rson, it might hasten the demw
of aged and debilitated persons. .
'llio following tieatment is rccommenW
bv lho Hoard of Health if jou aro attacW
bvLaOrippe: ,
l'rociiro a 10 per cont. solntlon of Q
nine: alxoget pills conipoacdorthreogrni'
of (iniiilue. nnc-hair gialn or camphor anal
qnnitei Clain of belllonna.
V Leu the dlscico attacks yon spray the
lntion into 3 our nostrils and tako oneoUSJ
pills live or six times a day. This trestmnl
will rolloro the afllictod ono. though M
human power can star tho influenza co
plelcly.
SHOT HER LOVER DEAD.
A Slxteon Year Old Qlrl'6 Act W
Save Hor Honor.
(trrciAL to TnE rvEMWO wobltj.1
Tclton, Mo,, Dee. 17. -Lulu Eppe
sixtcon years old, this morning shot ani
atantly killed Uotity Fotorson, her lover. .
Sho atleges that he attempted toauiy
her (luring tho aluouro of her parents,
sho shot 111111 to nave her honor.
Abandoned to Its Doatn.
At 5.30 this morning Follcoman neo
J. Htoplien fonnd the bony of a female cm
nbnntawook old lvlng on tho stoop et
Livingston i'laeo vvhoro it had boon ttW;
manly abandoned. ;
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Rain, Warmor, Southerly Wind
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IVK.' 1'Wdir. indicated
ixS1'..'nt.lw7.J- M; mometeri .gal
1830. 1H8H , IS".0-
m a. m 4ii f',' pa. v 4,1 ym
Averacs for piat twontj-loar boors, u "
"'Lvsrage for oorrsjpcndlnf tlms last "
60 1-11 uixrsea, M
Rheumatic Painj
Oradunllr give way to Hood's Siriajiarilla, fiM
sraat blood putlflar neutraluastbsat an -
tlood, wtiwti raeaoa rHumatl.in, and '"J,,JB
and atrcrutti to the liola .j.tem. 1,!"n1JB
tbouMnda of anrorcia liars been cured w ,
Bar.aprilla I. the atrooje.t reaaoa we "afm
why jou ahuu.d try tbla medlolne U W tn M
troubled by rheumatism. . liH
Hood's Saxsepertlls la sold by "" H
txforlS. 0. 1. 11001) CO., Lowell, Hj
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