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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
IRefore Recorder Hackett.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A JUROR-HIS AL
LEGED sUBoRNAuoS IN ROBBERY CAsr-Yesterday one Of
the petit jurors sitting at trial for robbery In
the first degree held before the Court OF General
Sessions was charged with subornsion, by attempt
Mr. William Dalton oyster dealer at Catherine Market
the party accused Of this unusual KIND OF detection De is
alleged TO have gone to former counsel Tor the prisoners IN the
robbery during ntermson IN The trial and made the
proposition TO him that for the sum OF @ he would prevent an
agreement on the part oil the jury ouch improper CONDUCT on
tie part of Juror Chased misdemeanOr IN the
revised statutes OF New Ork and punishable by fine OF i'm
The trial on which Mr. Botonserve as juror was com
menced Thursday and continued Yesterday There
four prisoners all young named Whelan, Mccoy
Hart and Dohery who charged with robbng and rayish
ing Mrs Catherine Pmer the evening Of the 9b OF Oco
Der IN the vicinity oil ana EeVehthaye Inc
testimony the has been reported THE TRIBUNE
oepng that o. several witnesses who were brought up Tor the
The accusation against the juror made by the Court
authentic authority subsequently to submitting the case 70 he
Jury verdict The charge announced by the Court
after the jury had back from their room TO receive IN
struoons on certain points The Court sand ..s . ,,
you which viii render further De
ton q The eouri Tie, Mr. H Boto tly s,h
TIE Ss 81 ShsTss 3 sPsnSS a s pooo :. ~ him hat o The
sasO ne would prevent agreement on the part 81 TINS jury
any further With Mi Hardy the prisoners counsel
and with Of the District Attorney snail withdraw juror
ana iais 's Az W" a b s IsuS jury and you , have On
opportunity Of answering this ehsrge.
Nj Bolton in his seat aud said:
and ia regard to .ih did not know he was con.
The Court say that you guilty oth charge
that smooth and pTomptys
Bsion-l VII withdraw let the Jurors with
the osse " that will answer the purpose.
The Assistant District Attoney-Thst won't do Sir
Tbs Cierk-MT Bolton dschBI sed by the jury.
Cou-You will sppesr Monday morning Mr.. Bolton
SENTENCE PBIsoSEss.-John Wilson convicted Of
sault John Flood with dangerous weapon Penitentary
for three months
John Scott convicted OF burglary the third degree Penal
servitude Ia the State Prison for .Oug years.
NOOnan convicted OF stealing from Mark Levy Penal
serytude the Prison years aud six months
Brady convicted Of grand larceny Penal serude In
the State Prison for two years
Herman Wagner convicted OF attempt grand larceny
Imprisonment n the City Prison for 10 days
David Thompson convicted OF stealing goods from board
the Louisiana penal eryude In the state Prison for
three years
john NoOnan convicted OF attempt grand larceny
penal seryitude the Prison for years and
months
Several persons reuanded sentence and few were
diSehsrVel on suspended sentences
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MARRIED.

,rrFs.IyUOn Ttursd,y Dee o. b. tho Rev. n. s. Foasr
d. b. James hutsn Nss Lot A. Smith daughter 81 ta se
J.mes smith ESQ., 81 Of this ciy. No caadL
CROSs-GORH AN-n Brooklyn. y l.. IhuldsJ De- IT, A.
Cnurh. b. Rev T. L. CuyI D. D.. GasaTus
Harriet G. uorhEn.
FosTER-PLUMER-In Brool Thur,day i1'h inst; % tho
resd~rcr the b,tes parents hr Rev D. Thos d. Ande
son Henry Augusta r. daughter Of John j. Pamoer
CUEGORY-EVERETT-I Shsion Conn. "wednesday, Dee.
II by the Rev. John ~ OItgsry Of Cornwall 70 Ait
Nary L. Everett Of sharon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday. l3sh ins. b. The
Rsv Thomas Armi,iCe D. d.. John " ll1lsnbucs Of Nse,
bore Pa Me- iosepuius tononi daughter OF John WOOD
wsIl SEQ, ofths city.
sPRAGUF-vAlI-At Jacksonville y =. wsdnssisy, Dee
NJ lp0s by Co.,, e. Tyson hr Ano rpflgis u Ne"
London Onto ss lisie 81 daughter Of w. Joseph Val Of
H1ghs0nyillc. h. y.
rODr-AARVIN-At Deep River. Conn, Thuuday Dec. 3D.
n T. Marvin OF oodbrde hicusrd Todd o. NeW
Nors 10 Msfy D. only daushte Of tue ls'e e. > Mirsir
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
s,r,IfsslPH 10 =gE TRIBUNE

o,wEso Dec 4Flon active principally for the Interior
Civ fSG 5Ias. o 10 sPd SIS IS from Red Winter sins o@
White sls % ar D0uss EEs IRON choice White Canada Rye
~ ls for No chicago spring 81 70 fr No do - 20 for
s Sn.ndi lott q 81 & 81 ~ No oasss. $50 for choice
Michigan barley lys and Re, nouus shorts are selling At
oa 1 by ~: se 10 ooS sa to soc Albany Sc
ar, sISHs R sT5 ' ::ea a as Family
ga 500 SO VIE, a5m Sh0ee White ~ y on rec al
os. s5ssee Bs.d Timothy Hay $2os9p Moss PoIa "a %
h. S o Ds o c II S5 S sas ES arc
settled Coffee inactive Rio l6l Whisky 2sSyos ,ssi cry ore S
BUyylIO Dee llTour Demand fair ard the market steady
.Sins s 49,, Ss 1' .nd e9@s I ale. Il Per-
visions heayv-Mess PORK nonIins itrs at sslds2 80 Lsrd
sad Pi'S5 bbS F3c% s bus o.
fs s 81 sSf R Es 49, rf 10 S1
West. a OaIs B $50 6G. Pea 81. ~ S'ss f., s0D.,
snsesi5 Eaq, i.sS. 3ic Whisky h,:yy sn+
fo e. Mes. PS s5 qgf s Goa h9ss o. 80 dressed
Iou pee EOoT 5., .s ot;s With price, :. I'm n;
sg Corn dgl ard 6ssVy New yellow &c Mixed and New
sl5S6 Pet SEQ 80 Lard 40 Whisky Si25 HOs.-kscsiPi'
oSc,so Dec SbOSsy unchanged In good demand Flour
@ & Ss w': 81 E sSp mn'; g. "a S. ' %Ss ' &C.
be,.ss oas2 ee sale. No. spring ls1O sq.h opened
@ closing SIC .s l0 900 bush oa'ss' 1900 bs'h a.
sss Provision. asys Sat less sIcsj-Ms.. PORK SIS cash.
Clear ear Lard choice sieam, l9tc Kettle Ito Dressed Hog,
hrm %; Live Ho - IS CaReepts since the LIST Of
January 79 hed AGAINST ass $40 period s year.
"a 10 day ga head, ranging from - SOa IS Is -
WunTNgroN c. Dec. Il-Coon-sass Of Mdditng o, 3ic.
spts OF IuTpsniines2 newYork PACKAGE and Sic Tor
Couny Crude Tupsune-ssleso Of Virgin ~ TO- RosiDsses
of Common - 5dS3 No. Soa % Co. and No. StaeS
Dbl
kEVORIsAN Dec IGCo.ton steady and sales 500 bales
Low Mddns At 30d3lc bidding Sc, receipts, 1883 bales
angarThe demand but prices easier Fair etc Prime TO
Choice ll6o Mose' good demand aud pees advanenEi
Good sBc Prms Choice Sterling Exchange lAldlfs
Nsw.Ysgk Sight Exchange, discount Gold 1917 Freght'
changed
The following weekly Of the Cotton market Sales
against bales week receipts 9s9 bse
25+9 bales OF which Bs15
bales and IS $50 bales TO foreign pOris stock 200 49,
bG'es
Louisville Dec i-Nsrset Slssdy. TobsccV.as. % hhds
Couonsaes 10 bslss 5oia3e oI low Mdding Hog. sc
gross date 1884, Mess Pork go 80 Greeu Shou
Hams l0c. Prime Lard sFee lie Raw Whisky 80 Is
asa &C. Os,i. SEC. bulb. New Cora SOC .helsd ioe
superhus Flour e9asG Prime Red Wheat 90 90 6ugsf HE
Molasses. 50c.
hoBns De-. Coi.onSaes today llO0 bales market closing
30a1lc
7s IL .hs weekly statement Of Dsrks sales
600 bGo,. receipts ba-s exports 629l bales hand
ana shpaosd 81 go bales: stock uuiod a. 900 bsles.
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Gard 20 fho publir.

L. o5d smos public confidence the hishss, degree The
aud Of the Uuon Home and School have
the responsibility OF ths custody Of the funds
ssved oy AL money received dsPosed in the
Eighth BAH and AL payments for articles purchased
expenses ds cut Of tho funds Deposited BY check Of
n. H. Davis Agent Of the Institution. indored by
eoa'sngo thse senenenoi tho Ladies Asyisor
Committee purchase articles presented and Committee
composed u M Van Ns QuArefnsais General Of the De
ps-Esa NopYofk Msor0.n Barlow, Secretary Of State
Andrew wshs e secsy Of the Bank ior the Saving Of hsr
ehsa C,ss william Orou Presden. Of the American Telegraph
Company AID Jshn White COuneorsL Law, Will have the
direction Of he manner o. h,tdbuton. Thomas Co,
Managing Directors No sic Broadway
Tie foregoing ssgi l. plbashsd with oar sanction.
Mrs CHaELEs p DALI. Acting President
Mr. DAVID Horn, Secretary
Sire J. 5. VoORHIHs, Treasurer
gfslS 'oethins worthy o. the sneees'fal lssEsr Of
as Ls portrait, lie Of Gen Grant In hs tent fo
ytst GcasTa personally vsiun VI 80 vii b o. tie
p Il the OF tickets No. s6
Bsotdwsy-l Advertisement.
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the last tribute respect the memory % late Worthy brohsf
THOMAS JOHNSTON. Past Master ADD Master Elect
The member Of Vanhee Lodge, No so and the Natsrny
JAMES HYDE. Secretary
To AL FRHE AND ACCEPTED A. MAsOEs working uader The
all others IN National Union
The funeral obseque Of rsriou brother PAUL DHAnOh
n W. Past National Grand Master Tor the United States North
America vii take SUNDAY Dec l6 al u o'clock 0u the
Zion NJ. T. Church, Blocker West Tenth sta
The Crait viii as1,nbe Masoo Hail. No 73 West SIX
teenh between Seventh and Eighhavss Of ten s o'clock IN
u 5eh dress White spron aad gloves cros On et sT end ".
move from thence q church Route From a through Sixteenth
Eghhsys down through Blseker
church from church through Beeckes BfSadHy, down
South Ferry. kenrutng Broadway Foueenth, -Four
eenths seyenhsEe Up to Ieenttst to Hall All regular
Organized Societies snxo1s to participate will O'Clock fo on
Blocker right resting and report ths 0tAAd
Msrsha or aids forthwith. By order
DAVID J. ROBINSON R. W. @. Marshal.
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EXPLOSION IN loss OF LIFE.
Ssse pss,oSs BUnyED-rHREE OF rAaRM FATALLY
y PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR.


a y O'Clock last night the inmates Of the Compton
noas 10 s03 Thirdave corner Of Twenty fourthst
alar,i BY loud explosion that fairly shook the building
~ sssned ID IRON the direction OF the st0rerOOm and the
propsi9r o. the house Mr. William Compton and deaf mute
name1 Oliver Miller bosrder az % the place. On
their the flames already bursting from the store
to the kitchen with the utmost fury Both men at
the kitchen sare Tor their safety dashed through the fames
sd doug very badly burned While attempting "a
out Oul the FIRE the clothing OF both Mr. Compton and Hi
Miller caught Ere and they very badly burned
The alarm had been given in the time and Capt Cane
% the Eighteenth Precinct with Sergean Banhed and
,NcEwaB ald phtOOn o. were upon the ground
Rad ab seconded that portion Of the Fire Department which
had already arrived by thcr exerOns all Of the unorunates
goi Of the kitchen but not uut very badly burned
The flames confined to the basement and were soon
flguisle1 after causing Oss Of about 81 600 fully insured
The following list OF the persons burned Wm. Comp
proprietor very badly about the head face and hands t
feared be cannot He refused 20 b. taken 70 Belle
Hospital and accordingly taken 10 his room,
Tlers De received medical aid.
Olive Miller toarder very badly burned about the head
ace and hands
Kat Falgan the cook vely dangerous Il is thought that
he c3AgD 1--we through the night
d0la Bake fireman Of the house expected %
D'-it Brown. the bOOtbsck
Dart. Mcliinnis the
MsfgsFe; Brooks waitress
Catherine CoOney assistgntc0ok
Al Of TIE above conveyed o. Bellevue Hospital by tke
ee they receiy ed prompt attention. The chances Tor
uer tegQve-y very pOOr.
Inc u the explosion supposed % have been caused
q the ignition Of barrel oi gasoline which In the engine
tkacy how the explosion occurred is not known Blake The
Ssnan wao IN the lamp az the time 90 dread
siis bprae % be unable 70 give any explanation
fngnce Rhodes OF The ire Department and O0 Master
- The eighteenth Precinct specially mentioned
present having peTiied their lives sing
IgcHs lIc suIeftra
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THr nRY Goods MARKET.


There has been a fair amount Of transactions in Dry
during the weska natural reaction from he late severe
contraction ofopations lho improved demand pas hal eas
considering that the price Of cotton has shown strong upward
tendency The supply OF goods found 10 be fully adequate 70
tie demand and upon cone brown go9is sihLt
has been made There io believing that The stock Of
cotton goods at the mill! is larger -n D. generally supposed
There is disposition io force aie5 Of owpced brown anu
bleached goods which are ln yey ample supply.
Brown shoctng are moderately active tl ioo".g az, ihe
prices OF leading makes current among We oDfr Am"Aehg
A PIE; Appleton 2lfc Atlantic A. 22c Atlantic j. 2ltc;
Atlantic v -ic Princeton A elc Great ais NJ .sc lndian
55te. Isdian Orchard 2i I1ureuceC DE. Psed A. lec
Massachusetts, =. l9c; Melol goes a1Lc a 2lc racine
Il 2llc Pacific l. lne &c., reppelel l. Inc 2itc feppef
Il laic Stark A. pic.
Bleached Sllng IN sieady demand The finer trades
well sold up 70 production ud nnf me prices Tow gea
ties are sold NJ sigAi concession The J1Oieis quote NeN
York Mills f2ic, Wamuttl @sci Bartlets -2le james
Mills &c Lawrence -, Ieppirhs ~ 80, As'1".O
gan Xxx Ole hope 22lc Lonsdalr. 4,l Nalam - t2tci
Waltham % Tie Waham lOA Sc; Bates bB 23c; unSh
81 42ic; Utica % 5s,c Uich - i"G LeA ~ q Nh, nls
Semp. fdem. 2Jc; Amoskeag 2'!Ci Home 'iiSc mason
PTs are In GOOD demand stocks 10 FIRST hsnds not heavy
and agents maintain prices firmly The following ho the quo
Spragues dark i-c SpHgues p1lpes Jc; Gamers lslc
Richmond. l1!c AmosAcag mourning l5sc Arnolds lSc
Printing Cloths are fre7 and in rather more demand bu
Brown ps are In demand Al about quotations Ia
instances slight concession has been made ,,,,
Ticks sre quiet az usual at this Tie ioDies quote
Amoskeag G A 55ci Anoskeag y 42ei AmosAe'5 D. &c
Amoskeag ID 25c Hamilton. 3lci Pearl kivcr, auc Harvest
Jsic Pacific DC; Piitsieid l4ic Albany Hie hSmpash
& &. 30c. 49,,
Cotton Flannes arc IN demand for fine grades bn low quail
tiles are dull and weak ObbcTH quote follows hnum
kear nc fremont 24o Elcrt0n y, brown 4Jc Etgton o.
brown 5sIc; suffolk 23c; AmOskega \, SIC
In Cotton Stripes there very tue dong We Following bhg
tho prices current among jObcr3 1g leading makcs Amos
keag 3le: Whittenton 4. Lc. Nhteaton A DC NEt
ienon L 2Jc HavmakeI 2sc MassaIesic Jlci American
22c; PemherfOn AVN f'tc
Nous Dolaines IN good demand stocks being somewhat
reduced the ohbcrs quotation continues at 25c
In the Wooden trade there Is somewhat improved tone
tbyt st largo amounts goods 90 h6 sold 81 heavy
loss The contraction OF pro1lcuon ~ Gle general ana u
lkoy soon 10 produce healthier 20 tie market The
elonr bouse, are nqnirug ior goods FOR he Spring trade
and n ley could DO assured that there Will be proelc
ton would buy freely fair P'lce The cold weather pas
rodnced an improvcd demand of heavy ogsCOfngs Eln
nes and nsevs among the few Gr ~ the Wstel hHe
which A. present bring mir price,
Foreign goods upon tho whole gust tfe c.e' ~ u
benc demand Cor choice fancy good adnpto! for f-e ic,
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risk her life by jumping from the window into the street than
% endeayor 20 work her way through the flames.
The Coroner decided 70 hold the inquest all thS ods OF
the victims at the time and aer giving the huscau per
mission 70 bury deceased after the body had been viewed N e
jury the Coroner departed for Bellevue Hospital where we're
the bodies OF the other victims
On reaching the Hospital cursOy examination OF the BODIES
made by the Coroner and his deputy Dr. John Beach ana
then owing the absence OF important witnesses the coroner
decided TO postpone the inquest until II CLOCK ts morning az
the Twentyrst Precinct Station House In Thirty 81,
ThiId.ave.
Both Mrs Sanford and the infant dreaduly burned
about the hands face and lower extremites,
The husband David T. is s IN low condition he having
inhaled a quantity OF the hot smoke but may The
ssterinlaw Esther Mattel is very badly burned about the
face hands and lower extremea and scarcely
The other children Martha and Charles likewise danger
Ously burned.
Officer Geu has completely recovered and viii report for
duf fO
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FIRES.
FIRE IN LIBERTY.sT

FIRE IN LIBERTY-ST
1888 ABOUT 800, COOLEST OF THB OCCUPANTS AND
THEIR PROBABLE LOSSES.
About . O'Clock last evening fire originated on
sc third door premises No III Lbertyst and rapidly
epead through the upper portion Of the building Before the
ngushed the three upper floors burned out
sad the remainder OF the building deuged with water The
first second aud third floors occupied by
Nackeg Bro importers OF fancy glassware crOckery earth
anil articles OF UerfU The stock very large one
that portion OF third floor completely ruined
Isioss by the first and second floors and basement IL
yery considerable The actual loss will probably DO about
sOD0 Probably insured what companies could not be
sscsftained owing the absence Of the occupants
Ths fourth and fifth floors occupied by Henry II.
Hsnen1ngsT Wholesale dealer IN boots and shoes HIS stock
aOl completely destroyed Loss about $4,000 Probably
inUsd The building damaged TO the extent Of $500 In
sured
Lslgs Of hose were taken through the building No 90
fOgrtanit order reach the IRE from the and In
dong the stock Of the floors was damaged by
The 6rs door IS occupied by Lyon Bro dealers in Yankee
nOO03 Loss about Insured The second floor Is 0ccu
e5 b. IT. odmark Of percussion caps Loss
about 800 Insured The third floor occupied by O. A.
FWcor manufacturer Of -four and selves Loss about
s2O0 I1su-sd
The Pcos from the Twentycventh and adjoining Precincts
under command Capt Steers rendered efficient aid in
ssps Jac the immense hrong people who cOngregated
M fe1y and were also instrumental in saving property
A ~
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THE sECoND,AvE. CATASTROPHE.
WAX o. THE SUFFERERS ALREADY DEAD - II

NiszE o. THE SUFFERERS ALREADY DEAD THE
ogH25 IN A CRITICAL cOSDITIoN-THE MATTER
go 81 INVESTIGATED BY CORONER COVER
Three the victims Of the recent fire at the corner
d scoDi Fe AID ThiryfIsts are already dead and two
sa,a ST in critical condition Ms. Margaret Webb
Sh6 mDefron fourth story window Of burning build
pa died 8eray morning the residence OF her brother a.
- come Eighteen hs. and fiTstage Tie Other victims
STe NJ Mry SANFORD and her infant son William T.. aged
ero who died Yesterday morning at early hour at
aeiegue Mortal
Coroer (er was notified 20 hold inQuests on The above
sud ycs cray afternoon visited Tie residence The OF
Tg8iesttist and FirFtaye NJ jane Webb the husband
81 the deceased stated the Coroner that thenhl OF the
IN be vas tnc in his reading ard hearing the
Sar Ore az once aoke his wiz and children. By the time
tais va accumulated hs smoke coming ND stairs in
hnGa s0lsnes In attempting 20 tEEn on the gas which
vas IN the confusion incident 10 the
tunnel Gland they len IN tie smoke ard darkness b
make on Wy % sddcr leading TO the roof Eventually
a. hs fa1vZee got cut IN safety but Mrs Webb unioru
tsy tb0Bat one u TIE children was missing and returned 70
tsI sns-uts 10 look or j. Learning tzat ss VIE had
au gO.e 10 .he burning b1ding Nj Webb descended to
ok 10 he f on reaching tbe loot Of TIC ladder leading %
are roo h nd he lote binding and The beat nom the
Advancing lenes which had slrcady reached that
Poor ninsc thot De was forced % retreat AT ne
POO. o. be ladder DO stumbled over the pos
s1ae form q woman cudng that she vac h VIE pc
Qesd hcr rt ara bore e roof ht on reaching there
1ol8d uns afrg Sanford uory useless % ngalr
't OF krlcnlilg and ts agouxe1 husband was i9ce to
iaFe % her fate shOTi tine before Der DEATH Al
n4aod Ji.ied her husband iLat after Agr ress search r
tae e Sic attempted 20 regain the roof bui Oh opening tl-
fi 0hcr arfrmelt Go tfmcs already fufitE lpN't
'1a' Aot AL Cue ladder an4 shc Tier Determined iaie 60
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FAMILY MARKETS.


OF LTNING LAFLN5kS N NV -IVIsN' -
FRIDAY. December "A, lsGo.
I, s-i frosty weather Of to-day is III direct conti.l VII"
ihI. Ucra as0 Then tha owners OF meal ilhi! Il
rDc rrfioe- vhirf eond not keep IN that WARM weahi
ing bard 10 dispose OF Tie stock al some 'o ~
fc Tons ~ lou,ry ele sold tie Vcdacr boys a l p -
ad zo ny tie Health inspectors a ibi ioi ioo
Sow with moderate sunpg turkeg Vrciiy genc1f @
and chickens about Jc Vanison s scarcely io Ic d
iie1ey iow gg!ce %. iog4g. weeks c1-,s t- -.--ls
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to keep back Mutton quarters have advanced about
n other meats reiuaning unchanged Rice Is lower and
taDng large amount Of nurment among the cheapest
tides OF diet especially When used to make soup with
pieces Of beef such vegetables spinach chicco water
&C. which gathd fresh FOR market have advanced
since the cold weather set in The markets beginning 10
shape for the holidays with nuts foreign grapes &c
isey exposed The evergreen Christmas trees already
making a forest about Washington Market and LOOK
very much though the woods " Dunnane had come TO
They OF al prices from DC for dminutye spee
s5 for well furnished Norway spruce standing 10 70
faethi Oh
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Furniture for the Holidays.

Furniture fer the Holidays.
FURNITURE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
MEEKS
RICH AND PLAIN FURNITURE,
RICH INLAID CABINETS,
FRENCH SECRETARIES.
FLOWER STANDS,
JEWELRY BOXES,
LADIES' wRITIN q ID E * s,
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
FLOWER VASES. CARD RECEIVERS.
INLAID WORK TABLES,
GLOVE BOXES. FANCY TABLES.
THE RISTORI CHAIR.
~ IN ADDITION TO OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF RICH
AND PLAIN FURNITURE, A BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF TIE
ABOVE GOODS, ELEGANT IN STYLE AND PERFECT IN
MANUFACTURE, ARE NOW OFFERED FOR THE HOLl-
DAYS, AT
POPULAR PRICES!
No. 686 BROADWAY.
BELOW FOURTH-sy.
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5petial Notlres.
Ghosts

Ghosts
perfumes would be the sPPen for the OdOr
Of tn. day. PHALoNs NIGHTBLooMNG cEREUs differs
from them al in three essential points, infinitely richer inf
u,sy puer and infinitely sns refreshing than other
Aor. .r.-ac.s American or EurJpeau-
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prcrIpTS or pROnUcr

DC ltlaGq hlls FlOu gla bb.s WHISKY 90 saets Com
Me- IN bbs Corn Meal 80 sacks Oh Cake fsl0 bl'h
Whost lefi 10 bush Corn glJ0i bush Oats y 20 ias
nv 40 bpsl Malt 81 l5e bulh Barley ~ hus seeds ~
NOS Asbe 9l psss Beef ~ bh Pork l4i psrs ga acAs
Isl rtFs Lard l34 pkss. Butter 292 pigs Cheese, Af.
IL n.frr.
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The Rev. stephen II Tying Of Es~ioEk uy' IL have bad
the Grover Msns Cor twelve IN constant ne
uy house ard known kind Of family sewing
both personal End household ucomr hed upon the Grover Baie
Sc hns q which there been portion o. tho n, In
house 81 entire aiaeon ofl who we'o concerned
T,aony J,f,s Corai'.oaf u P1i,i-l Adstri'on''t
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rerrecr ewing. ,Iachinc J. W. w..sa. Of Brood

Al Christmas New-Year's yon may want Wheeler
wilson sewing laue tknou edged reputation for your'c or
ir,ad II 20 E, broadway and Twenty o.
A. Masonic Is.l.-f Aivcrtisrssat
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TO iron and steel nrnufacturers.


propristogs the letters pseut ss1si to
R.ry Bes.sner cod Npse Eassad snd 20 VILLAS
Rely and Of this country ior the m-nascursof
IRON AND STEEL
ss their various in the Uuei states have o ths Syf7os
o. avoid al eouat csus pa,sn .6es
interests appointed the ulderssnsi Trustees and pspled
ran Licenses Nsrnfsse under the ysoss Letter.
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and perfect hoROgsny o. the
BFSSEMER or fN MATIC CAST STEEL add the conPNa'irs
ccspuess IL. urodu0u vel the already
suu,Don vel 20 yor 20 conn got
be N.use1 tn ORR. oi hessfs NtosoS
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