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A DAY TO BE GRATEFUL FOR.
MAGNIFICENT THANKSGIVING WEATHER
ItSW-YOMC MT*?SP TUT. BIO FOOTBALL MATCH.
BCT HAD MUCH i:lsi: TO ?SWOT-LOTfl
TO EAT SOB A!.!,.
Tfcaakagtvtaa Day was roi.t ani clear,
And hearts were fall "f jlce.
WM1? th?? "tummies" of the children
w ara ran ot fat ta
Th population "f New-York yeeterday ama
?maller by several thousand than it usually is on
Thanksgiving Day. The grant football pun?
?which has been played in ? w-Tork on ti
for a number of years, out which thla y< ar baa
?, m jio'^'tinnej until to-m trrow, was responsible
fin? the former influx. Thousand? of people used
to stay In town for thi-? game, and thousands
Incre came to town to attend it. Many of these
this year went homo to ?>at the historic and
toothsome turkey with t.ieir fati.
It would be hard to Imagine a finer 'lay than
yesterday for football. The mercury remained
Just a little below the freeslng point ail lay. and
If it was not km Meni New-York Tbankaglvlng
Day, it ?ma '.dial Christmas weather, it was j
?somewhat cooler than it '.-sually is on the annual ?
'day appointed by the civil authority as a day I
Of thanksgiving, but the weather certainly was |
jjerfect. and was fully appreciated by the lovers j
Of outdoor ? ? >rts. Many enthusiastic devotees I
'of t.ie wheel took advantage of the splendid
Ihracing weather ar.'-? took long rid??, returning
?with rosy cheeks ar 1 appetites which should
?hairc th" a'1-devoir.-ing ostrich or the pensive
Ihen
There were s^me minor football g.ini"? in "h??
("Vicinity of New-Y rk, bttt mi:t pc >'.">> who
(dlin't iperj l th?? m mlng at church prepa ?? i
!thrmsc!ves for dinner, and aft?.?:? it Spent the
test of the day recover'ng from the effects ?jf>r_
?vices were held in rru>.ny churches as usual, but
?the attendant was not large a: a preat number
?of them. Several cVrgymen referred !n their
Heermons to th? recent overthrow of Tammany,
lend spoke of It as something truly to be thank
?Tul for.
? ? multitude of pood things besides the In?
evitable turkey was ?prend before hundred? of
?poor people by the many chant.iole organisation?
land asylums of the city, an?l there wer?? many
affairs of diferent kinds which made the day
pass pleasantly f? r thousand?
ITS NEW WING OPENED.
tKRKMONIES AT TUB ???????? HOME POS
CHROMIC INVALID?
The officers and patrons of the Mor.tef.orp Home
for Chronic Invalids, at One-hundred-and-thtrty
eljthth-st. and the Boulevard, had a twofold cause
for thankstivi'it uro rej Idng yesterday. The
tenth birthday annivrrsnrv of 'his Institution was |
celebrated, and th? ni"mhr.' honornl both the day
and the birthday by formally dedicating the new
wing which has recently b-^n added to th?.? home.
In the morning a reception was gtven, which con?
tinued until 2 o'clock In the afternoon. Paring this
time the guests were shown about the n"w ad
dltlon by the Heeeption Committee, and nt noon a
luncheon was serve.l In one of the parlors. The
rooms and corridors were constantly thronged
throughout the afternoon, and at ". o'clock, ?ben
the formal opening ceremony t ok place, i: was
almost impossihle to find even ?tandil c ro in in th-^
?>??(?????? where the esercisca were held. Fully
4jM people arer? present and ot this number not
mor? than NI ?rere ? ble to listen to the serviles.
When the Kev. I>r. Si'.vermaa had offered ?. prayer,
en address was made by Jacob H Fct-.tfr. presidimi
Of the home. Hi |?\?.?,??('. U.e history of the
Monteflore Horn? and told how th?? ??1? ? of pro
?????? a shelter for ? clan of ?uff. rers for wh ??
relief no attenuate provision had hitherto be.-n
made wa- conceived hy the directora of Mount
Sinai Hospital. During the decade of It? existence
the home had pass.?,? through many trials, but it
had urown and prospere 1, and it now owned prop?
erty valued ut a half million of dollars and a
yearly income of B0.0CO,
Abram S. Hewitt had promised ti be one ..f th??
openkers. tut v.us prevented from b Ini pn
MOXTKKIoItK HOMI?:.
In a letter of regret ? ?? expn s d bla deep ad?
miration for the work accoaapllehed by the or?
ganization, and said: "it i? a pleasant thing 11 aaj
that th?? altruletle spirit has nhray bees e ehar
?cterlstlc of the Jenieh race, at; ? that we who
?call onreorrso Christians timi it, the example they
have eet the lesson whi?-h we derive from th??
io.inder of our rellfrlon, ??'.niself an laraellte. In
works of charity we ?11 stand upon common
ground, and so long a? we have the noble mon ?
ments of Jewish benevolence we cannot but feel
?nd acknowledge th?? prof, und Influence whli b the
Hebrew race baa exerrtaed In thi? community."
Charles 8. Falrchlld referred t ? ti?.? h ; ; In? aa an l
?brightness which, through the Influence of the
.home, had com?? to tho'-e who were afflicted and
?had knowo so tittle happiness snd so much Borrow.
John E. Parson? and Warley Platsek also made ad?
dress?.??, and a chorus of sixty w ?men sun? a num
J>ur of Bel -ctions The benediction wus pronoun.?
"by Rabot Stephen Wise,
The new Wing, which stands at the rear of the
main structure and faces One-hundred-and-thlrty
Sunth-si . la built of dark red brtek, and is live
tories hieh. The basement contains a huge ward
for the Invalid children. The first thr??? floor?
?bove are divided Into wards and Bickrooma for the
female patient?, and at th?? south end of the build?
ing are larise and sunny aittinc-rooma. Th?? fourth
?floor is reserved for the m-rvants and attendant?.
"With the addition of this new wing the? home now
has accommodations for BO patients. The entire
?ost waa something over tllW.OOU.
UNION NERVICEfl ON Tin: EA8T BIOS,
Nine ministers sat on tin? piai form of the Allen
iFtreet Presbyterian Church, in Forsytli-M , at a
ThanksjrlvinK service, ;?? which twelve Kast Sid??
?hurones united, yesterday morning. There was a
large attendance and three address-s by the
Kev. Thornton It. Penfleld, of the Preebvterlsn
Board of Home Missions; the Rev. Dr. Thomas
Douglas, of Knmevn Chai.el. In POurteenth-st.,
and the Itev. Dr. htarkelf, of the Allen Street
Methodist Kplscopiil Church._
? ;
WEST I4TH ST.
ft?? ^C?TU?a. ?807
O^Tp tram; MARK. *?^?
U "RELIABLE"^
CARPETS
Do not think be.au??.? we advertlee our Carpeta
and Rugs more freely than the Furniture that
awe are slighting the latter. NOT AT ALL.
Never before could we ?fter suc!, values In Cur
pet! and Furniture as this eeaaon Wool and
Lumber being on th<? free list, .,ur entire Bto ?
?s/as made and finished m Uli? low cost basin.
Sweeping Reductions
thla weel? In nur Iledroom Sullen. Sneli low
price? net er before ?inotctl.
Bed and Dresser.?? lii.no l? glu.iMl
Wert, Drenaci? ? n il W ??h ?In ml W? .im? to SI I,-,.ih?
Beil, Dremacr unii ?\ n?li?l??iiil*Uii.<xi t? ?ih.imi
Must make room for Holiday goods.
CASH OH ? HI?!DIT.
C0WPERTHW4IT & CO.,
101,106, ami 100 West 14th St.,
NEAR OTB AVE.
BROOKLYN STOHKSi
rLATBlSU AVM.. MC ? ? ??.??.? 8T.
CHEER FOR UNFORTUNATES.
MANY TH WKSGIVIX? DINNERS GIVEN
THE Put ?It
UCXDRED? I Kl? BY Till: BOUNTY ni?' PHILAN?
THROPIC CmZJENS?TON? "" '.'.:
Ki'.V DCVOURBO.
Tin? Children's Aid BdCtety had an unusually large
undertaking 0:1 Ita hands yesterday when 11 ? -
tempted to supply all th- wants of the <.??.??.;. .? ?
tion's cUentag? on Thanksgiving Day. Never be
fore in th?* history of the society did so many
children present themselves fur "recognition" on
a Thanksgiving Day. Some three or four hundred
looks, waiters and (uperintendenti liad the matter
in charge, and they tepori unanlmoualy that they
never were kept so buay in all their live?. The
preparations were begun more than a week ayo.
and have been occupying the time and though! of
the managers ever since, it ha? ?,., ? estimated that
something like l.noo turkey? cam? ,i> i"1 until
end in the efforts to meet the demand upon the
aoctety, and the aupply la pretty nearly exhauat? 1
At il?.?? school of Ihe .society in No, ''? Bast Thlrtj -
se, olid-:?;. the dinner w.ts aerved al novi. More
than Na children sat down to th?? bountiful re?
past, ani ti.e wa) in which turki?) and rmnberrj
eauc? dimppeared was a "caution."
At ihr branch of the socleiy ut So. !" Dual ?
Mrs. William ???? provided tin? dinner. About '.'?" I
Itile ones sat down to th?? fens!, and it waa not
at nil neceaaary for them to aay, "t had a very
enjoyable time" when they 1 il through, in fs? t,
they were Incapacitated from saying much of
anything fur an hour or more after they gol
throcgh. A eine,? was j:ivrn at the branch hi
Blghth-st. .-nei Avenu? A by ('. Willis .lame,,. ih<
presiden? of !he soi???. Henry E. Maw',y looke?!
after the appetite? of the children ?1 the branch in
Uouverneur-st., n?^ar Rasi Broadway, and he aaya
that he had lr.s hands full, whlla th?? children !-?.?>
that they h;i<? something else
AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
!:i every Institution controlled by the commis
sioners of charities and Correction ther?? was ?.?
cheer and an abundance ??' : ?? si turkey and ?
thing that helps to constitute 1 Arsi rissa, old
fashioned Thanksgiving Daj feaat, from the
Tornii? th?re came no "doleful sound", 'run I'.? "??
vue Hospital no cry of poin; from the penitentiary
no wall of woe, while In l.u'low P:reet .tall <:h??
Marsha!s?a of th? metropolis) every one was ??
happy and hopeful as the genuine and only original
Mlcawber. Nor waa ih? feaatlng confined to I ??
adult wards of the city, for the luvenlle Inmates
of the Randall'a [aland institution arer? not <
bountifully fed, but agreeably amuaed by a line
musi al and literary entertainment. In Lud low
Stn Jcl t? unfortunates were fed;
Yorkvilto prison, '.',: at th?? Tombs, alt p.1 ?
put themselves outside or 600 pounds of chicken,
I '..als of turkey, 100 pounds of eranberriea, '
I irreli of applet ?1 nd lots "f side
At the German Lutheran Immigrant ifous?
91 Btate-st., over WO hungrj Germans ? dos lo
a dinner al So'clocli p.m., and bi fore th? had ended
their feaat thelt facea fairly beamed wiih 10?,?. They of
course had turkey, bin they also had many or the
strange but palatable dishes of the Fatherland, Tb??
Rev. w. Berkmeler saw that ht* KU"?ts were made
welcome, ani John Offerman, the houaekeeper, |n.
stead of regarding Ihe utter deatruction of Ms
carefully prepared vianda with horror, only looked
pleased, as an 11 he might
Th? a franger? within our gates?the *.?????< of th?
bi? building on KHis is'and were well looked oui
for Nearly SO of them wcra regaled with ?i"
tlonsl bird and the historic "punkin" p'e. \v, . :
they en 1 >y them ierres.
Th?? ? o? !.r it! n Bo lety, 1 i: it baa It? ofllcei h? No
2) Park Row. hud a buay day yeaterda) In dl
utitiR th?? many cartloads of flowers thai were sent
to them by all thi principal horticulturists ot tCi
York, New-Jersey and Long Island It?,??e?, pinks
and chiefly chrysanthemum? nei ??. 1 the
(low.rs sent, and these wer?? distributed among all
the hospitals and charitable hume?.? throughout the
1 Ity. ' feature was that flow? ? ? : . ? ? ? .
the different mission? where Thanksgiving dinner?
were viveri to th?? poor, and the recipients, ?
young, ?'fter h hearty dinner, could be se*n all
over the city decked oui with ??? Rower the gift
the society.
ALL SORTS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Activity was the order of the iiav at the in?
dustrial Christian Alliance, N<> 170 H..ker-at
: lay, from ear') morning till dinner was
served al ? o'clock. Hampers, bore?!, barrels, and
baskets filled with good ihim-s had been arriving
for several daya, not only from thi- city and Eli ol
lyn, lut from varloua pointa in New-Jersey, Ken
York Stai,?, Connecticut and Vermont; turkrj
chickens, and hams by the dosen, pies by the ecore,
bushel baskets of old-faahloned doughnuts, pyra?
mids ?<f '-.????, orangea and apples and who!,,? tree?
of baaanai
This yi-?? il??? deatltute families In the neighbor?
hood without church or charitable connections
were provided by the Alliance with a bouateou r
past. At '.j o'clock th?? hundred employes of the Ai
llance, with the Invited guests, snl down to ., fea t
that would hnv? made th?? old Puritan Thankaglv?
hag d?nera green arlth envy could they bave hai
one peej? at this. Tablea were i>r- ?;,].?.? over by
Arthur w. ililbury, Becretary; itaii>h Bryant, su?
perintendent, and John Lloyd Thomas, Superintend?
ent of th?? Buelneee Men* Relief Committee,
one of the enjoyable dinnora which took placa In
New-York yest'r lav was that given by Mm O.
Taylor to the children of the Btriklng cloekmakera,
Barred in Mis. ?;. Taylor'? establishment, no. Itti
West Fourtecnth-at, Musi.? was furnished bj Pro?
fessor Booth, the plant?t, und Joseph KlejBon and
his ten-year-old .?-on, who played Btrlnged Inatru
ments.
At the industrial Bchool of the United Hebrew
Cnarltlea, at No. .'>>> Kt. Mark'? Place, over MO lu?
ti. Kills sat down to iheli Thanksgiving dinner, li
was preceded with an address to th?? children by
Dr. p. lv Men.!.??, of ih? Nineteenth fitreei Byns
?oKU'?. The dinner lavted about three hours. 11
consulted of turkey, with cranberry san,???, boiled
Bweet potatoes, apples, nuts, raisin? and i>.??. The
children ate thirty-eight turkeya averaging tifi??'!
pounds; two barrala of Bweet potatoes, two barrel?
of applee, two crates of cranberries an.? ij.> apple
and minee pies.
The Hoys' Club of Calvar.', i'ulish f.-,i ??.; ?,??
???? hoys, and the parente ano Blatera of many of
them, :?? the Qaltlee .Mission, No. ;iii Baal Twenty
thlrd-st. Kverybody was well behaved, and th?
members of th?? club seemed io enjoy themselves as
much as did their less fortunate cousins at doing
Justice to Kood portions of turkeys and vegetabl? .
with ??,iff???? und mu. und pumpkin pies. In the
basement of th- Galilee Mission ??00 men w ?
treated to .mi excellent dinner, and a genuine sur?
prise waa ait?-.i ;n th?? shape of two cigars for each
of the diners.
A spirited si????n- waa preaented at th?? Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum, I'lfth-av. und I'lftv
flrst-st., when over G,??? boira sut down to their
Thenhirglftrg dinner yeaterday at noon, Th,? i,,,> ;
??;.? ?iris did noi sii down together, however, much
ga they muy have liked ta The r.oj orphans, in the
great building weal of Madison-ave., e nsoled them
Belve? bj dr- aaing themaelvea as girla, an ' Ih? giti-,
on ih?? east side of Jaadlson-itv? . contented lb ?
Belve? with thoughts of futuri happiness and with
a preeenl good dinner, After thi dinner the bo< -
[.??illl.let I liei' pl.lV ill ill?? Sp.l.ioll? ),?!'?.< ol 111??
Bsylum ?nd b'ew th? ir h..ins ?? ih-ir hearts' ? Mi?
tent.
The .'.co und moie girla also enjoyed their bountiful
dinner, li began ut 12 o'clock, and the waiter? sa
that it mated till considerably after ? o'clock Mm
th.? Kit Ih sav that it didn't. For all that, th?? maid?
ens luid a. thoroughly good ? me an '? urn up from
th?? tai.?es franai) admitting thai thej .-old eat
no more.
Till ???? POINTU MISSION.
'ihe Five Points House of Industry, In Worth BI .
had Its usual Tlinnlcglvlng Hay actlvln yesterday.
At 1 o'clock th?? IW and more boy and girl Inmitt, ?
hai an excellent dinner, and the ills, of the sir.?? t
poor began their din.ier at '.' o'clock. The latt<r
lined the sidewalk In front of the mission for a
distan?"?? of sevr-il hundred feet It was estimated
that close to 1,'JU men were f??d between : and <:??
o'e'.ock. Then 3G?) stre-t ur.-hlns and young siri"
were also treated to dinner. Three hundred an I
fifty of the Iniiuues of the mission saw an interest?
ing enterialnment In 'h? chapel. Monis K. Jo?iip
Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder.
Thoroughly cleanses the teeth and
purifies the breath. Used by people
of refinement for over a quarter of
a century. Sold Everywhere.
ItonU on ??I'lie 4 nre ?? ? tu* Teeth'? limile?! on re eel l?l of Ma in p. I. W . LI OV KM Ma lile n I.une. V Y
? is on? of ili ? ?? M e b I audience which en
?? .? ? the exen is? ?. , ....
The Th inksglvlna dim er a ? h the 11 ?ward Mis?
ti?n and Horn? f"" Utile Wanderer? gives each
- ear to the children of the poor end their parents
was held vesterdii) at Heethoven Hall, No. 210 I?, ?-:
Klfth-st IHnner was served fi im 10 In the morn
in?; until after I In the afternoon A. B. Hatch, the
president of the ml/slon, raid lhai h* though) m
?. aal 1,500 dinners it id b? ?? -.; during the dai
Over 1.000 ?? rsonx sol .p ThanksgMn" "',?;'",'' >"'*'
terday at Bi Harnabus'? Home, al no m Mulberry
: .,;|as ?. Phom is, ?U|>er men lent, worked
zealoinly assisted bv a numbei of other chart ta ti?
women, Ibout I.Mi pound? of turke; ?-en di*
????? ? of, s d there iva any qcantlt) ol pol itoes,
celer)', mince pie, cranb? ; ? y ?auce and otti ?
?entlals. , .
Th? re ? ?? p crowd all d ?; y? iti ? 11; In frani ol ?
. . ,..,-, h ?..innari i- "i" th? St Andrew's coffer
> ? a.ids No MI Ka?! Rroadway. Mi , lamadrld. the
founder of Ihe Instltu Ion, ha?, with her assistants
and associati :. obtained In Ihe new house en
f.iellltiee. All Ihe forenoon tremen ?nd children
with big baakets on their arm? thronged th? door
?aya The basket? ?reni In empt? and the) areni
out filled At ? o'clock began the ral rlnr, to the
iramr ' ? ; before that houi ther? waa ? Ion?
in ,? of nun "ti in?? il wa'.k. estendine near'.y a
i.l.iek westward Knw Ion? table? were loaded with
turkev, cranb rr) saure, mince pie, frni; and coffee
? ? ihe wslte-s a die Mn Un .? !rld, Mra. t*. P.
ii n.? ngton. Mr-. VV M Plemlr, Hi Frank
Lea'le .md Mrs. Hill work? l In the kitchen ai m
ai th? ? ,?."il 1 In -? p Una ? .? pi ite? pl?ed up with
food. The crowd! eanie and acni until nishtfjll.
Dinner? were ? - ? r ?p ed al -' \ndri w'i
? ..if??? stan i
Thsnksalvlnii ? ? ? ' ' '??"
? ,i.i,.. and III ..... ??, nui ol theli nng
lot hen a! the New-York Knumllln? Whim. In
? harge of the Bla! ??' ' "harli . al ???! li
.i.i.l ?.??????;!.???-.?\? They did noi know wh> .
,1 iv w is .,i.-? rvi I. hut they ?II I k? ??? II ?
., , , ? ?., ?.Iebr.it "I ? ? e lamm nnd wsrnethina j
very near i" the Infantile hi irt |am !'i?? 'eroii
? mn I. II Is n? verthel?
u , ; .ill I \- I .? ., ? ? ? ? ? .1 ' ? ' (1
bad chicken and turke? bu th? lam was admittedly
in? feature ->f the da)
V the Home f,, the G? ? ? dli ??, ? ? "' Keel
Twenty-nlnth-st., resierdai al half-pasl 12 o'clock,
I7S little children mosti? alrls, sat down l?i .1 dlnnei ,
? ?. e;i\. , . ? ippl and orai
MEANING OF THE ELECTION.]
DR
??'?\|:???G!;. TlIAN'Krtt?IVIXa BKR
MON.
HE >\? i this ' r: ? ?VILI, SOW UK MoltK TH? '
?? 10 ' Il ? M '? I :. i'.\ '?
Th? ? ?,,'. o li In '''
... , , ,,.? .-,, n? .,?,. . ;.-, , nt? ' ? salili
an? " ?.?:?? rdaj m"' nil he 11 Pr. R. 8.
MacArtl i|?on ' The Several Kit
l roiecil in Km ni stlj ? ?? m ? ? . G irtlj .-???
?. ?.. ? ?,. ' Within and
.: ihe . hun h wa ..???.? Ill ?' . ? .1 a
.... ..:... !.. ?.?.. *
l?|et? In
? lane?
with i" Mar.
|? ? Morgan
uniforms wi ?
Ian 0 ' pletfo
A rthur wa? seste?! U
ubo siso I ?li? lopl
"l'he Piote. Hon ? ' ? . '? illol " Th.
gan with the ? ns of two vers of I : ?? Bt u
led Hai .otnlng In the
, hoi is v lh? ?? '?? Ing au
hug? ? . ? furled from
waa let lone? ntvl fell
'...linei
The unfut :? ia I with hand
?
| ,. ? ? .,..?'?
nd si ?'!???
Lord ball ' rhereof we
hi- lUtcl '
No WO! - ' ? ? ?
on the
men voted the Tamn .
?>?G Milli in. Crokerl ? .-'.? hi ? I I '! Ili"
rest of the Imi
n i a li?, sou
li a 11 la a ? ? ? ?
1.? I III?? five \ ,, ? .? ;
Hall j
tt.? ,?.? M III. (
t ? ? from
Had?.. l'ut in inttllfM-tuiil I
- ? ? . ? ? ' ?. ; ? ? ! !
'
sprinkle the a hoi? alili bol ??? it? ? liti .
b? .-? brouaht to a b let tha ? woman of
lh?) A| ? ? , | . ? m ? ..??- illp ||
black boll ? l'oli ?? .,? ? ?. .
tha Angel ul i uth all? ?-orne ilowu from hi ?.?.! i
unii mai ? It ??? ? ?? ??? on: ? animan) Hall
? ili.?. . th? bin and patrioti .? en foi ? his
ti-ut victor) S?\ent) i'.'.ii .,? | ? . ?. ?.? ? in
' ..?.,1.1?... an ? ??.,|.nil -m ? ?- burl??! In a gravi
deep lhai Hovernoi Walt?? will noi i.,? able ?., ????
politi? al p general Ion ., I
The votera of thla ,? : m it? ?, , .
lend? I ' , ? ? ? . ..'ber.
'?? ?? ? an ki ??? ,?.? ' :??. : . v,, m
???? et our ' .??:!!???, ?. avnipathy and prayei
deman : : rote? lion ' n the \nv ? ?? an ria
I!.u; . t ind* ! .? .-II P..it Ii awei ?. ,? nohleai ..?. ?
divine?! in Amerl? an life Hid ll< : .. .?? ?
?:?' l In Idi ? Ihr linei ,? an i ????; le .-.ill .
?? ?'h ? ?. We .?...?? ? rot?
when raised ...? thai little ? lai l?s? Ino
? ?????m. In the Int? ??? l of pati loll ni, h iinanltj an ?
t.'hrlstlanlty, ? ? ?? pai I) thi haul? Il down ihen
I* Ih? par! \ln.? people will I,., il
down \\ ?? shall profeti oui tl??; from Improp. ? J
? ? in ial a ? rr the ?"tty Hall.
There .?;.? limes am, ? our fiai musi ???? blended
wi'h the fia ?. tir? . Krltaln Urrmany, i'i.n ??
???"i Italy, but there ouahi nevci ?,, ?... :? ?.,,,,.
when oui fia? ? ho il ; ., ... late ?uh ine little green
rag thai represent* no Nailon Ireland b.?,- noi
Milk', nil?. ti e ||| lUsh 11.,,; "e | :? . ?, ?iSg ,..,,,,.
National ?Ils
loyalt) 'm the othei I thank ??..I thai In ????, ?.
hu .;?? ? New, l'.nk we have Mayoi Ali,? think thai
Has ?. goo ? ? m.n.,? for ? hem
After speaking on shipping, protection and fra?
trade, Dr. MacArihur turned nia attention to the
public n l.,,.,? quei Hon. 11? ia I
The public school? are lh? .real ?uraen ol
American patriotism Th? lmn?l of no un ?meri in
politi? lan diali ? n iti slimy loti h on our nubili
schools. The hand ?? ?. leslasi ahall put It?
velvel lim.?, in whl< i: li il .? Iron hand ol ? I
??? Heal bigotry ami authority, on our ptibll.
??' hool ? ??,?, for?-? ha ? om? Into Amerl an
pomi? ? ? in???? million j.na hai ? join? ? the
vai ini ? pati lui ? ord? ra ol the count r)
Th? Rev, Lh-, MacArthur, when .? las! ? en
?''? '?'? . Tribune reporter, said thai man) ?? ih?
11 iti ment? published In regard to hli .? rmon bisi
Sunday about lbs publli schools ami the black
mall ihm many teachers had to ???\ lo Timnunj
I Hall politicians w? n arcati) , (aggi rat? ?
.. ,1 .'"V"! ' '''? ?|"' ? ?? muli) did aay." su Id he
;' "' ' '"'? ' ?"'.? io prov? th? iruth ol my
1 ' "?,' '" ? hi ie.-.,,? m ibi ?. itter, bui il.?
iieeiii it ?,-iai) io .,??. anythlni moie ilellull?
? on the sui..!, .? ,,i presi ni "
UOSHIHM is MONARCH?.
THANK -?:? , r,,: .?;?:?'<. . ? u TUB IlUt Dit WORT
M ?>: \.\ m.?. \i.|.i:i: s ItK-RKAD.
Saugei Ile? ? . Ko??. "> c .... ,.,?,. \
Thanksgiving sendee ans held In ihe Reformed
Church of .-'au:?.? ?.?. ?!,? ? istui Ihe ::?
I?r. Denis Wortman, In piare ,,? s sermon, read
un ii.idiess d.ii?.. ?.?! l>#fo,a ihe Tammany Ho ?
Bl Us he.iiii?i hiiIii .11 Sie . \? . |J 1.?G,, by TUIll?
Wortman, a no ,\.is ,i friend ol Jrf?eraon, a , ora
Inani und patriotic no p,?. the Nee l'orli bar,
and author ol :i treatise on the freedom of ihe
presa The addreea shows lhai Tsmman
lie II .,' ,, o. ? Idedlj illfl ?. p? ? .? ? ol., II ? r ?? enl
one, The address was brimful of patriotic ardor,
ho? was .m eloquent appeal ?? 1.1, n moral s,??,?
menta, ahleh would bave mu? h the apis tranci of
k> en Ii ???.. If delivered In Ko ? nth-st
Mr. Worltnan'a theme .\.i ? "The Influence ol Ko ? il
Institutions upon Human Morels and llappir
and ??.,,? largel) an argument agalnal an) mon
archiial lendem , in Ihe youn? Ilepublli?.
? '?! roi n.? l the ?,,, ? ol Un appeal tin? Rev
Dr. Wortman made as be closed ? hi reeding <
..??.-.?, ,?,? appeal foi the freedom ol party from
snj manner ol personal control The part) In
power mui" stand bj Ita own p iponslblUty, hi
mhIo. It could accept m, personal rule m ,iu m
ritate, Monarchy on Ihe other aide ol tha untai
had lis correlative In boaatem here ami there area
as muoh peril la the one ;?* In the othei Une ana
hereditary, the other wa? purchaaed; >.n* had ??
show of Ii.r and distinction, the ..ill??? was vul
? ;r und base; th?) both Were ?QUal'y ham ful and
repugnant to all democratic id.-as. As Edmund
Iturke declared: It'.? peopli lever >,l\ u;> Ihelr
liberile? bui under , ? ??.? ?. onion. Hint nevei mull
th<? people relegate ell Iheli pow? to an} party,
and never muel a pert] relegata Ita authority to
any political dictator,
THI?; VICTORY OF NOVEMBER G
IT is ;nu: SUBJBC1 OF MANY HKRMONfl
OF TH \??.-?".? \'iN?;
lil.-ll.il.TTER \T BT. THOMA8'fl CIU'RCII l>R
|.;\ RRJOH'KB IN TIIK OVERTHROW "I"
??????1 1'RESIDKNT ?????????"
KI'KAKH tOAINBI BOM3IHM.
Bt. Thomas'" Protestant Kpl opal Ch irch, Klfth
sve and Kifty-thlrd-st., wa? crowded yesterda)
with s congregation which had aaaembled to 'ak??
p.in in Ihe elaborate Thanksgiving services, and to
hear Bishop Henry C Po ter preach upon "Whai
We Have to be Thankful For ' Bishop Potter
.-.? d In par: .
The services to-daj ? Ir, ? assemble ni together
commemorate a custom older iban the Bible.
(Tears liefere, Bge? before ih Bible, the people "G
those early doy? celebrated such nn event bi we
celebrate to-day. The ussges were often dlfferei
L?,' the motives a-ere Identical, li aa? to m? >?
." d ?, '.?? thanks foi the product? of the soil The ?
? ', ? ?. r ihe labor had been, thi greater the proi
of rewerd, snd ihe peoph mei to t.",?.'? thsnk
To-ds) we -n remlndi I ol thi ?ee?l-tlme end tbe '
harvest Born? one has ?aid; "Thanksgiving Da;
?a the day of .ill daya which one wants to
m the country." I mink .?,.. too. We can ihere
.p fully api. fruita of I !" h ?
There li a greater time of -.l-tlme and harveal
In the to-morrow, an Intellectual and religious
ti.'irv??.-1
You not only hsve Individuel blessings to thsnk
?;?,? for, bri you snd ? havi clvl blessing? to
render thsnks for ? rsnnoi ?<? ?llenl on one of
it i* a Klon to the Church, whose chihlren
s ?? are, to rultli ite an Interrai In civic affali -. Ihe
pulpit .-houli mu he illenl on the moral Issues ..r
the day We should give thanks to Hod for one
great moral deliverance from a p c bou,lag?? of
which Hie half hu- not irei b?-? told We should '
I honk ?',,?? thai we are free from a reign ol terror, '
irruption and slavery, How long will M con- ;
' . ? ? ur freedom doe? not depend un?,? the '
people al Alban? ?? the CU) Hall, bin upon you |
m . me lr yon sa ? thai sit tin belon
tbe ???.ills of Ihe Church, '.mi do not '
religion, If the vo ? ol the ? ilpli ? annoi b<
!???? upon civic m? Hers ? ? divori.f
Ihe ''M o li sn ? morsili) The reign ol terror snd
?' ion w ill t -? m.? in under so ?a ? m and I
sa) Il shs ?? ? ' \ ou r? ly nn w ha? cou h
compllshed r?' k.-|, down ihe reign of terrei
overthrown, you will And that you will
under Its evil influence on ?? again. Von must pul
self lesi aid rlvlc duty flr ' To one man and
lo Ihe | oung men'? ? lun? arc ndebted I
from rh.? reign ..r ?, ; irrup
and tins week let ?? ? thank iloti
IN OLD TRINITY
? ngagh ing ? m a ? . ', ' ? .? ?
Trinity Chui 'h | ? lei ? ? Pai ? of ibi
M'-s" ,,' si??/..u? ws? lung, snd ihe offerier) was ?
Ihi III ?' iiii'iib. r of ' Os ' ,?,? effective
snihem, "O (live Thank' ? nto Ihe l.oi I." Dr. '
l ili the r??, i..r. rarely refi ?
?, ?.. but yesterday I
???marks to tl.?? ? thro? of ! hi
? w h','h lia ? So loi ? 11 ? u \ II.
snd th-??. it was a triumph . relit) over im- I
mor ??,t.. and lit ? ; ? retui ? best ly
thank?- for li II am?- a contesi ,.f coo,? men
? ? ? 1 Rill lb?- it the
Id be a ?< \ ? , ?
? i ? ion ass on lh< ?, le of the
: ?? :?? ? ? ? .
The \tnerl m population wa? an e?.Ilngfv eos- |
mopolltan on? I'? ople held a ?
opinions on ever) ? ?, ? itole variei
? 'onsen .ill-in was lo,.k?? I Up ? With Slispll "ii
Tl,.. ?
of Hi- Pui t? nts had relaxed
One of the sa
nee of the l'urli
line w.is | : ..??, . Whi ?
ibis th? ?? Ol?! b?? In a |
lair way to r< froi
I wl h wm
'l'Ili: WICKKl?.' -? . ?" Ill 'SSIS.M
? was e un
? ?? -.:., - tre Presbj
Rev. I>r cinri-s ?? Parkhui ?l
? ? ? rere ? ? The Fourth Avenu? Presbj
: ?.? .-h the Rei ? ?? Parkhursl' ? pal
? ? '.?? ?-. r \ ?? ??. The pulpit w . ?
bi the H???. s ,| istings, presidi ni ?
S? in ? .u \ sn I the Ri
It. Devles,
? ? Bei 1 >r
He ild In pert
iloti. p ?-? let me ; Tl ??
I '? ?! ,? ,?? ?, ?- ?
I ?|y hSV '
? ? : little? I , ? , ? ,. ? ; I ' - 1 o.
Ink.
? r ? ??:.??
?
. en . ,
? '? ? . In strut? ' ? '
,?? \' . . ? . ?. ? for
pastor I lie . iUl I bt
Vember >, .? ...
,
twined Its sill ; our
II Is
? : ? ?
lost, .it. I ; ? '
,. ? . .
I.V.
?? ? -??.? ?
. , .. ? .
?
?...?.!,? ,1 life, and '
en the grea ? ' e Nation I*
! ? V. e in !i.i \ . . ?
ere are two ?
. ma) belong lu a nut nay belong
??. a part) In the r,o mei , , ? ? ?? t of ?
? tei ? u,?,? ? \.: In ih?
? liti el to ?
U lu> ,. ni. hai I ?
? ? tain thai bosi mi* in et I and tha
?.., ? la a irait ?? lo hl ? uunti ti lived In ?
? to tin irdlri.il . , Ih? Repul? \*
regji ? ?? tin- man ?la? ?- merel) a pu ? -.?? ..? ?
lent tu w.
? ' ?? lisa n. Wv mu
?? l fil .:,? ? ?? id |Hjl>
,? ? wi ahuul I pul li luci tue men wn ? bui ??
. good of the eli) ,? : tie in u
i-?? : ir goo ? * ?? et udii . ry Is to
.,.? lasting.
? remember reading in srilcle n a magasine some
? line ago a 1th ? he ill le G illure .,r ? : ,, ? .,
11 , el ? ?? ? tu Hi?? fault? In un . ? ?
frage l inversai suffrage .? falluru? Oh Ih?
Republic is ,? failure ,,? bi iih. ?
of man l- s fallai e. tl
- iv. ? ? nil ersal ? ? failure." \\. . ,
ih,? propert) limitation and the edui itimi il limila
t, ,,,. I ii umsei ? - ili.? .-.un.--- :.? :..
In >t her hood of num. at. I II Is ? magnlflcenl
in! It I? Hi?? coi ???. ?tone "f the Aniei I. an Re
public
\n election I? always ? preliminar) proc?s? >>f
education Hitherto political meeting? nave been
held wbere lh?s were lea?! ?.leni Storne pa
??>? cR? have been pu lllanlinoiial) ?iirrendered ?,
? unman) Hall But ibi? '???"i s im? ??< . ??
?peaken wen) io the Bowery, ami the) ltd excel
leni work. Hereaftei w.? should penetrate la the
Iiearl >,f ;he tenement-house district in th? ,? mai
lep churches musi li id ihe wa) ?.,??? .it tin?
halvatl m Amu I' I? lolng .? p ??:?? imi ? ?
work m Ibi lower street? in this city, ? auiV m ? ?
Hums, where the mission has not ??>?? a le to
penetrate. 1 should like to see some vital tonne?
ii.ii between the army and church work. I do not
beleve in discouragement. It la ^?nirdl-riand
wick? I. Remember that tne prreal Philanthrop si.
.lohn Howard, alwaya loved to ?*?? among be
lowesi w.? .hall never die, Il W? Uve as Howard
did, if we remember ih.u ii is noi m mere seat?
thai men die moat.
AT OTHKH ??? Iti'HKS.
Th? Dutch Reformed church?? In thla city h-i ?
[?giving seivi.e- ii il? ciiegiatc Church, and
th? handsome big edifice ? .i< erowd??d with a brill?
i mi throng: and bandaomelj decorated.
The minutera ?a attendane? wer?? tue Ree. Dr*.
Kiwari R. Co?, paator of th?? church; Jame? David
Hurrlll, Talbol W. Chamber? and Walter Laidlaw,
Tu?? termon ara? preached by Dr. Burrlll. He said
we had nunuuou? thing? to be thankful for. There
wer,? good things political reform and counties?
others. He said there had been so much political
talk from the pulpit thai he would speak <->r some?
thing else He gave en addres? ? ? show bow mu h
the nreseni genei itlon owed th? early Dutch ?ei
in the Phillips Presbyterian Church, Seventy
thlrd-st. and Ma llson-ave., ? united Thanksgiving
Da) service for thi following churches wu* held
In the morning: The Madison Avenu? Presbyterian
Mu n- m .Wen;?? Methodist Rpiacopal
Church. Kplphan) Baptist Church, Reformed Epis?
? ?? ? '': irch, Blxty-flrsl Btreei Methodist BpWcopal
Church and the Knox Presbyterian Church. The
? ?lowing pastori a'ere present: Th? Rev, Or. <'.
L. Thompson, of the Madison Avenue Presby?
terian Church; th? Rev, 1 ?r. Beblne. ot the Re?
formed Kpiacopal Church; the Rev. BylvesWr Jones,
of the Madison Avenu? Methodist Episcopal Church;
tha Rev. Dr. Beckley, of the epiphany Baptist
Church, and the Rev. John R. Itu-hneli. of the
Phillips Presbyterian Church. I?r. Hushnell opened
rii?? service? with prayer, Then Dr. Bablne read
from the Psalma. A hymn cam? neat, followed by
in.? reading of the Scriptures by Dr. Thompson. A
? ? mg sermon u.?s delivered bj th? It???.?. Mr,
.loi ?
The Lev. [ir. ?'bar?es ??. Raton preached In the
'inn?.n of the Divine Paternity, al Flfth-ave. and
h'orty-flfth-al His ?ubjeci s'a? "Special Reason?
foi riratlflcatlon In lh? iear IIH." H? sild thai
the recent election and .he civic condition? now pre?
vailing In thi? elt) a-ere areal cause? for ihsnk?
alvlng 'Sow. thai the Hani is over.'' he continued,
"we '.in ?<? ?? trie beneflta of the victory an.I the good
? ? spi ti for a continuation of ?hese conditions
The municipality and people of reapectablllty have
been ? lundered and blackm?lled, ant we should be
iiiaiikfni thai such condition? will not continue to
In New ?"?< Vel there I? a. itre.it deal more
to be don? The gre?! fighi in?? noi yet been ended.
? . ? ,?.?.i) taken the outpoata The fortlflcatloni
in. \.r m be captured w?? abouM also ?? grateful
for ihe purity <<t publk ?en timen I which ha* tnket?
rool and which, we believe, will continue. And let
is noi forget to offer ?Incera thanks for ihe over?
throw of the Popull ulc and Anarchistic Idea?, which
had almoai taken Urm root In some communities of
the w??.?!."
? .?. ?
l>,*. BTIMBON'fl SERMON
l.i iha i: oadwa Tabernacle Congregational
Church th? choir gave for the devotional part of the
service Oarratt'i "Harveat Cantata." Th? ?
i?? the pan ?r, the Rev. Dr. Henry A. Btlmaon, fol?
lowed, ?'.?.?? ? Bamuel, vl IS ' \\ ? Bamuei took
; -, ; i: up between Mispak ani Bhen,
? illi ? the nani?? of II r.,.? ? /? ? lying,
. Lord helped ua." In ihe eourae
of ins ad lre*i he ? I
Raral) have the people of our Uni been called
?, celebrate Thanksgiving Day with *< much rea?
li !?? ir The financial perils with ?rhlch the
opening year threatened u? have been so far di
? ? leave the countr io lai iteadylng it
for renewed commercial actlvitlea Ai mid
iiimm? ??'.?? were lineitene ? with an Industrie!
.. ibi sei ?? ?? In tin? history of th??
so completely passed by that
.'i ' realise lhai II oci urra I; and I ibi
now we hi?? come ?ui of .? political upturning
which has no parallel In our h la tory. The lesson >f
our political ? m trover y n tha valu? "f positive
? ms Nebuloui and uncertain apprenen-im
:. had ?mailer value i.'.i to-da) Opposing
? ? of ? irlff, d finan. of municipal adminis?
tration, ??-? grappled arlth one another In a atrug
gle t< the death. Compromise ??? Impossible The
Nation lor ? lima I? wholly committed to one pol?
icy or to another Whethet proved nicht or wrong
? time being, 'he reaponalblllty of leadership
? ? ? . believe w?th tne winning tide
? ? a ' - thla fu' ? mora n??,? ?, i in matten of re
Vnoiher li 'rom the ? leci on la that of
? ? n? w ?? have seen Ihe seif
? ? ihe Ignorant, no I??? than the wise hiuI the
, .n. ?? for ?? common purpose of
11 ?a neu ? ? ti;?? . .. ,?.-. been can le I ?rl
; ? ?:?? ' h , tesilmon) on ? lai ae ? ile
? _ in? ? ? ol bum in broth? ?
ali ? taught ua the Importance of chari< ter
IV? I. ."?? ?side frnrn pub'.ii .?in ?? !..?
the) ?????.? believed to !><? corni ? .?ri men
. ;.?:..;? ? ? I Ih.?
? ?lid ?.?? trusted. Here Ii the lesso, of the
There la every ie.is.in to believe thai oui
Nation v).is nevei ?? morali) vlgoi lui or
thorough I) - n?l ? ?; It - to-da:
nevi vas ? time when con?|*mnatlon
?' ; iblii at ? when brought ti light, * luid
? ??? ?.? ?evarar than it i< now. If our
country?? t., live ir will be because the 'ruths of
thla hour nave sunk deeply into th? hearts of the
peoni? _
'rill?; DAT I\ BROOKLYN
No dlstln ?.'??? feature? mir',,? ? th? Thanksgiving
? ? torda] PI i^s were dla
I '. !> ?'?!.? place? bualnea? waa generally ma?
lten le l s.n?? In the early bom ? of ? .?? 11) and crowd.
? boy. dlagulaed with false
, traded the ?tract?, Igad fi ?m door
t ? dooi \ ? ih? church?? a ere open,
?,ut the service? were -dimly attend? ?. in the New
? o ?> \. ei ue ? ? : Church en ? ngraga! I m
I ' lil.lk?? OH? ... -:ie;l : h? bOUM was lie.
?? ? The Re?, Dra. R It M? IW C
? R oadea sere th? ??? ik.-i- Di Lyman Abbott
? ? ? Church i?r John Hump
? Rmmanuel Bap?
: ? \ a service in ? ini - Pro ?
Kplsciipal i'hui Di ? - ? :' ? - ?? ???!! at? ?
Tl ai r tha Be un : Preeb) Ieri m und
?? th? Height? inlted In ?en Ice?
? e '. !.. ? ,. n ?.? ?,?,. preach? ?
? ',. u. h. hi? "?'? con?
? fi m 1.1,? Throop Avenu? Church uniting
\ \ ? , . ho r s.inir tn the
Hanson 1*1.? ? Dap . . :. .,?: ? ,,t the Simpaos
?. ? the I ..ter l?r. .1 ?? U llson
, ? ? n "A \: u bli li?? irti ?: Piend." Dr Louis
L II? ? " l la G..??:? .?' Am?
?imi. In ih? Han?.in Place M E. Church.
The K? . A'Ian McHosslo preached al union ser
? ?? of foui church?. 1.1 th? Memorial i?.? ly?
? ? ? !?' ra in ??es united In the sei
? - ? .?: l'i n ,? Rapii?! Church, an i the
Re I '. .? V. . Olli m ? preai he I
l'ha Inmate ?<! the various charitable Inatltutlona
m Urookljn .:.? ! bountlfil Thanksgiving .iiiu?.:
)e?terdu) and man welcome luxuries The in
11 sane laylum, r< atten?
uar) ani |??? aere noi forgotten In lb? distribution
of good tr.lpgs lav?.?? gatherings ittended the
.?. ,aj,.| evening performance? The
wa? noi ?'... g ? ten b) plea??
III ?.kel -
Miii?. persons . ? Pi spe I'uk sad other
? bun places yesterday, ind there ?as much
riding .m i bli i:n? m ine boulevard?. Ko,ubali si
?? era '' ?. tira ? ? man) spectator!, uni there
wure .? m ? ? ?u gamea at the Parade Ground.
>' " lai "I ?'. irch en ei tainmenti lille 1 .?? | .,?
evening for man) persons < 'lui ?. s m Skinner
u.U.? .? led ire on "Pici ireauue Mualc, ?>?- ihe Muai?
, il Kxpreas. ? uf Porm and Movement," bef.
??On ???,??!!?? Council, Royal Arcanum, in Hie John
st.m Hull Un ? suing
NAM KB 1 NDKR WHICH ?1??? MARCHKD.
permit? ?.?,? issu? ? ?? Police He? Iquartera ?
H - t? hold paia les yeater?
day: Raptlsi Ro)a' Brigade Carolina Rannen, St.
. Narrowback Rangers, Touna
KEEP OUT THE WOLF.
A SHOHT DlgCOI'RJg BOUNDED ON A vgRt
??.???.??? TbTXT,
"Pleaa ? Bhul tuo door'"
This re.ju??.?! is In season. It stares one In th?
fac everywhere. Sometimes the "pieaee" h
omitted, and then th?? Mgtence Is curt and U'
mannered. To peoni?? vim must expose them!
selves to nintery airs are any:
Plague shut the doors of your bodies, to the ad.
vereeInfluences of the fall ami winter. Keep 0UI
. .ids an 1 chilla and shivers. When bronchitis
ami pneumonia come knocking shut the door
"How?" you ask.
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blood briskly clrculatlrg In the tangle of tinr
blood-vessels In the skli. A? long as this t, don;
there is no poaeiblllty of taking cold, becaneee
?old Is a driving fit blood from the surfore ta
the Interior of the body, where the vessels aja
quickly congealed and Inflamed,
Duffy's Pare Mall Whiskey c'.oees the door
und leaves the wolf of disease on the outbid?*
With ordinary whiskies Duffy's Pure Ma.lt hai
nothing In ?orninoti except a single word. i'n.
like them, it is noi Just "something to drink??
? is a medicinal preparation, just as legitimate
as anything els.? on the shelves in the drugstore
arbore you can buy It, it is prescribed taca??!
where the tissue?* if the body are wasting and
the nervous energjj i' at j low ehi?.
A poor appetite and a feeble stomach iima??
work mischief If company. Their otispj.?,'
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Malt, which creates g wholesome deeire for f,^
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value of a sont:.l whisk??; i.i debilitated stade??!
the body is no longer questioned by advanced
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famous preparation Is en honored ally of t>(
medical pi of ?-???ioti.
Creater New-York's Creatcst Store
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??? ?
( WICMEXM \OT BAFM /.v A tOLICM gflfNf
Antonio de Agnato, aa Italian, of No. IM ? satana
.- . ?as walking al ng Sixth-aim yeaterday morning
with a basket ?n Ills' arm. The basket was eofetal
u, h a cloth, but underneath ihe ?over there wag
much confualoa and noise. The man bad ? hicken?
in the i,ask??;. He was approached by <!< ':<?* H.
Lambert an agent of the Society for the Prereggag
,.r Cruelty to Animala, who Insisted thai Aitine
vas treating thi? chickens in a cruel manner Th?
Italian told tbe ?????' te mind his own ; ??????
but Lambert arrested Adieto. Th.? la'i-r wj* u?
in Jefferson Market yeaterday aft??:.
Adieto set up the defence thai tbe agent bad Befa?
in* :>> do arlth the . tu-kens. ?Ten It be Brers treat?
Inn there cruelly. The} arere f>w : and sot animal?;
hence tue a????? w ?* exceeding hla authority la
Interfering with bun. Justice Hogaa didn't tak?
the ?ame \:??>\ of the matter, however, snd hell
the l:.illan in $lu> for trial
Phe chickens, four live one? and one deed on*
arere plac? i In ? vacant ? ??.! Later In tru* ?lif
AtlletO ?"' hai! a.i I wa-. relea? 1 II? st OnCS Wim
to tl,.il wii?-!.? the ,?ii k.!;s ha ' been :?. ciaba ht?
proper!) ??,? loan,? tbe ?vi! empty. The cblckeM
m ? ? ? gone liven the dea I one had winged :;s flight
Aflicto w.i- i.i.i. ?. Hi appealed t> Just I ? Hogaa,
w)??, ordered thai an Inquiry be mode at one ah
Investigation was nude, bui It didn't disc!? ?real
had b? o?'.'? of the missing fonrl ? ,: seen
them. A rile ?.? w.i?? rxtremely Irate when he :.-ft th#
prison and snnounc ? thai !,,? \\?,?,?? gel Be
-ill that ?? hii counted upon a happi rhankagrr?
???, but a- it lain??.I out h?? s|>.>nt thn !a\ In prtl
and hi? famllj and himself wer.? robbed ol their
dinner.
SO COtLIMIOM U Y A gggggsW l/.IK'.fV.
Th.? ferryboal BontbfleM lefl It. Oeorge, Staten
Island, yesterday morning at s M o'clock a ? ledee
with paaaengera When she waa aenrlag the ri,,r
at th?- Rettery the good snip Annex ? ? l ereeeesl
in the oflng rounding the li.itt.-r>. The Anni? ?*
? vas under full headway and ; u ? fore
collision seemed excellent. The pilot? blew th?
whistles of their boats, but ????? r alache nad speri
.tust under Ihe atera ef the BouthAeld sllppat sM
Annea Ma, ?. and the collision was a deal failure.
"Oh, father!" Bald a fair-haired young Kir: en tha
Southtlidd. "What Is that awful rumbling 100X41
hear!.?? naugbt, my child," sail the old rose?
"naught but tbe pilot."
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It lias been
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t&l
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