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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
TWO LONELY WIFF-HUNTERS.

c,srtr GARDEN As A MArRiMONIAL BURrAU-
now oNr lovr-ioRN WIGHT SOUGHT Rriirr.
The immersion that the Commissioners of Emil
grafton maintain M Castle Garden matrimonial
bnreau seems 10 be widespread, To judge from hc
ppplicatons received for the selection ol Wiy"s and
husbands The latest application Of TINS chalac-
ter was received yesterday nOm - ihomlS oi
phndrlI Ia, who wants wife. lie saws ne -
twenty 1--we wears old has 5000 IN the bank. Is i've
feet eight inches high ~ h0mev enough ~ tiG
dark Is tel giuus when sick, ana sweet tempered
when not nuriV never gets tipSv hut likes a ruod
cirai after dinner cares nothing lot company hr-
Xund his own htesilv aud IS not iottnne-huntrt.
III Yes no' T s1n oon " , "'F" orr Ho" m,
tlnes he aspire ,b srruir az angel as We ruplh NOT
make Uup hanpv Ne simply wants Willow ~
da,nsei hptWprn rirhtppn anl twenty -risbt teais
M as, with - hini and living disposition, ahl
"Ass,s,a"i SIM ,y,G ,ias, Gpichsii, " ihe atuf
iiuFaH ~ tdeiir tiaulN $50 tlct'htt y itrritpi =
ipitD, sianph iMirh fen hanl,hNAth a. 90 Whith
,Le Wii(t, - uifsrripi hiWspiI - q Nit sNuls
az, a. b. hisp dnipe btni hnn 'M Ni9t ipi tNhi'
tiHh iip ipl lHnpii, ahh ipltnts'tA MI htithfiW
NtHNailpH imNnpN bpins nn nlIpr, hu' nhp 'hHi
would nabe annd Wiip in snM hlis''94 man,
Among at l.Hr qualifications lac represented himshll
as "a sDdery hearing inaii OK lttl hisn
with a inc college education MI hrchaldt
has doYOtcd much al his time 10 seeking qulei
lttle beauty with hne eduoalloul VINO W"Hll
u axe q good wiie' but tiose Il4'lho"ll3ns Nolo
dlhodlt e. ind combined IN one who would l"aIrF
a man whom she mad never seen. Hence success
has not attended his efforts.
MIR Won Reidenbach desired to be addressed
through the New-lork Post Once, under the name
OF Confidence" William Hem, an immigrant,
who landed here on Monday, thinks tins nom
Ge-plume misapplcd. lie made complaint AT
Castle Garden yesterday that he. IN company WIN
ga finely dressed and wcll-appearlug man. about
six feet high" who introduced himself as Enrich
Won Reldenbach. occupied a room at No ~ Grcen-
wich-st. on tuesday night When he awOke yesteI-
day morning his six foot roommate had disap-
pclred, as Lad also 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
EFFECTS OF THE NEW AMENDMENT.

The Board of Estimate and Apportionmcnt re-
ccived yesterday statements from the De-
parments of Public Works. and OF farkS
The Board of Education. and the clerk OF
proceeds of bonds for the completion of existing
cont, acts and estimates of the amounts required
for 1855 for all objects and purposes III thcir
charge. Tho Park Department reported the
following: Enlargement of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, $349,555 80; co. assess
tracts awarded November 20, SOB ,O33 81 I'M
nrovement of MornngSidc Park. 1887 30; con-
structIng bridges over the Harlem River, Sl9-
s44 So; total, 81 ,O46.535 SO.
The Board of Education reported thus:
For sites and building sites............ $40 GOO
For buildings ''"'''
The Department of Public Works reported
street improvement contracts when would re-
ouiIe So. OS2 297 TO complete.
The maTter was referred to he Mayor ana Con-
troller. 10 report on Friday.
The Sinking Fund Commission received
similar communications from the DOCK
commissioners and the Armory Commission.
The Dock commissioners estimated that they
would require for outstanding treasurers orders
and unfinished contracts $l31 ,O23 33, and for the
expenses of the Department during the coming year
81 $50 $50 "A total of 81. O9O, 673 80. The Arinory
Tor an armory for the 9th REGIMENT and First
Battery $3.50. O0O: erection and furnishing of such
building 1873 900; site for an arnory
for the list Regiment $500 900
armory building. $685., 900: erection and finishing
of 10Th Regiment Armory, %325,Oo0 erec-
ton aud finishing of 22d Rec, Reginent Armory
with division headquarters, $4,000; erection
and finishing of armory for sth Regiment and
second Battery $i2j,OO0; total asked for,
$3.50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
rHH NpuBfFs 0N 4W4ncHfloA

A
A group If travelling men we're talheie,
ohn',t "A ,to.c ma hotel uiliro thn uhcf uthHi NhNs
', 'f thru startled bis fcnWs hy salm 90 h9e
nrVc Tia, one of y0u can tell what hind al numerals
,,n the face al your watch, and II You can wiz not
The cigars the party that not man "V'o "a" "'
tLru dawn asthnl are On his Whtch. ,,,-.,, go. ~
" ~ take me bet said ono ho prided himself on ms
~ ~ '.p ni,srr,.tnn look at my watch at least
w., inns II day and know can do IT, -
All rght-begin," remarked he VII made INC Piolo
siti0n. .i..t.,r,
..Eo Along a line Will do. -, r RI
;si 'nrr l1e-i and he began putting down l. H.,
III until he got four where he hesilaleq. hlrso no
- ,s IN and then CHANGING AT the cock IN me room,
pn,,cJ il TO III and proceeding wrote ', W. VII VIII
tx, \, XI, Nil ..,.,..,,. :. ,hi,L I bave won the
c'gars III inst bet You the drinks you haven't replied
the otter. go y ~ tho game time mi ing out his
watch. ~, ~, vour watch and 7 will settle
him" remarked he who made the proposltloi'
" II rrowdcd around and gave the smart man lhc ilu5
"A h then and there resolved never to bet on man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee hcpuono'n ''""'
y. III. .,ao,,nt n M
story Elevated Railway SUIT oe'ore ''"oi '"'''
DAILY. -. e,,,or,o court
Delta Epsilon Fraternity 'ohNen'io"' '"'"
Hotel $500, t,,,r1 ALBANIAN
i,nI,a,ian conference. Church OF the Messiah.
,,an,Stnrt. ronroy ease before Justice Patterson
npnnLlvn Ist ward Republican Association' Athen@nh
L. Nicholas Society meeting. nclmonic9s r. IN.
ouurh nf ferry boat Brouklyn trcnn"lht' - ~ III
Meeting of the Bible sociciy lhhle House " W.
M,udrlhoum case before judge Baiirit , - ,....
Sn,s ~ urynlution annual mcrtingi ffaunces lh'erh
a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

WITH Snig as &c with ma..
to order sy vessel i6J whitney CO..
ms.s c1asr isss u,vrs oo, %
in ballast to J whitney & 90.
sUNsEr-wind at sandy Hook moderate. NNE hazy. At
City Island light NV clear.
Arrvedy Yesterday
Delaware reakwater ballast simpson, Spence Young
ra s1Ssr dys ssa Co br ga me ssr at
and empty barrels to order: vessel to Whitney Co.
CLEARED
Steamer state pennsyv tBr) Mann. Gasgow-Aus
steamer WIeand ger, ncbich. Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer india Gor) Won HOLT Hamburg-phelps Bros
steamer san Marcos Burrows. Galveston-C Mallory
steamer New.Oreans ralscv. New oreans.s II seaman
Steamer Delaware, Wnnett Charleston-J onntard
steamer Manhattan. stevens West Point. Va and Newport
steamer WIN Vooiw ard Young baltimore J Krems.
steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK Philadelphia -Johh
steamer Elcanora Rragg. Portland -Horao Han
Bark Stratfod lNor nielsen. Amsterdam Punch, Edye
BARK Cavalier (Norl ChrIstopherson Rouen, Fr-benham
BARK Fairfield Br, Brown Port au prlnee-G Brett Son
pifk Rendear suandi, 81 Pierre Martnique-u rrow
orh po1o, Nasao, Philadelphia -sturees Chairman tCo
Bra Rising aun Decker, Bh leetown, Batbaloes-b W
Armstrong
Steamers roihn, Tor i'rpbr iersoy ,y nristoi Elpe
uavrp Uintnr no lanelioi batuironta
~ Hitis, nr,tnta thntlpaon Nnnhnttau Wesi pont Va
Enistan ineaad barcelona caroline and LION Bilsti
n'es ih'nis, tot opntto Nhhta tiehiueansl Hteh'on
Port spain ,.,.,..
nce y ~ ,o2 lea Z 90 s'ip "''eme'''et ''sf'
th, % ial ~ bn n bath Allrn N piailiah inthhhtn',
fiUh AbtWpin tD New Nuih
rus MOVEMENTS 80 sthAAhhs
trhpiit fhhtt
oUBFgstowY nna Af,tVni, ptntnnr AnianA tbN iisns
fl0p Nnw Nms huN lh on hos way W A'nii"N lahh pi"
s"u,n,aros nee g. ~ ma Arrived steamer ,len Monier
,nrn thrislllms frMn New Nus AON ~, ~ hoi way !"
hinmNn tand piuprrlnll'
~ JOINS ~ Doc Arrived steamer Nova hootian.hH,
Vile ro baltimore flI Liverpool.
uNFAN Dee SAILED strauers haumWall uofl, bOsioni
roriLl M sharp No" -fWA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Dec 3 rrlveh steamers Borderer tBrl, Hil,
Liverpool; rorkiOmen, WHEY, fhladephai Ten whitney,
cleared steamers Vhiote Fenandlna Herkshre Balti-
M Queenstown II T. Ilmock, New ORR.
Dec Arrived
IiyerDoO. eliza New York.
Cleared stei-rs Aries FAN River TOnawanda, Provi'
dencc MaylOwcr. New YORK 90. =,
HNunOWE, Dec ARRIVED, stc1ners Nurnperg Oief,
por Bremen Nessmore tBr Inch. Liverpool Shelley tBr),
Wilson, Cardn. Fanny Cadwl lader, NewfOrk
Cleared useeX ,ir KObn'OD, Lverp0oli Iax0
flr Rotterdam Martha stevens, Chanoe New
York 80. o.. ,,,.,.,,
WmMISGroy, Dec 3-Arrived steamer Gulf Stream Kimbar
CnlRIsIoS Dee 3-Arryod steamer Carondelet Daniels,
sailed steamers West Cumberland, Antwerp; Romanby,
SAvAyyAH Dec 3-Cleared NOrmanton (Br). Lv
erpool; James Watts BIZ Bremen 900 -.
Salci steamers COnison Lvcrpoo city OF Savannah,
Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
now POSTiL CURRENCY U1S INVENTEI
Ren Perisy Pp0rs in Boston Budg,t
post,l ourrnncv which was the "change'

-
B,n Periey Poore IN Boston Budg,t .
Postal currency, which was the "change"
during the war and until the resumption of specie pay.
rctrrscutcd the syracuse district of Ncw-lork I'm
congress ami had been appointed treasurer OF the
Tinted Sifr- Lv President Lnrolu Small change had
vanished and IN huyiug dinner I'm the market chnnge
had to be taken In hcets, cahhagcs, POTATOES ana what
NOT. General spinner was constantly aNp'alcd
IN from all quarters 10 do something 10 supply
mo demand Tor small change He had NO law ulder
which hr could act. but after buying alidollar
,,nrth of nppcs several times and receiving Tor ms
hrtf ,lnllur I'm chlngs less different xmas OF
uo,lu,r he began cast around for substitute Tor
I'm MA dilemma me- ho'hought hinse ~ the postage
s,1up lie SEN; down 10 the post Ollcc department anu
nm hisrd quantity of stamps lie then ordered mp
y uarkner W the paper upon which goV"'nn'nt "r0r
b. ,,tr printed Ic eat the paper into various sizes.
,or,,. lie thus initiated "a substitute for uhctional
au,ri Ihls Vns nul. howryrr. government Transaction
in nrv .ru-r; ~ could not hr. trrtiM spinner
a. .ttihrd hts mrtnfi.i currency ninnng me r'iN~ w
ia ,lrttttinfi They tnnk n reality ami we iih'
nih4 n,n- irnlilt The hl,A sWrnl; the postage
s,,u,,s Either detached ui pfsrl iron Wrrr ~ rp'i
,.,.,,,. ih. uriinn ni sill rSriNrrr y wa duhWn
D,U,s,ai tnnrnrt" tium ihis ucnrinl SUMNER roi ma
49,, IA thr l'riurni rrtitrrl AMI WENT wiWr 'onr rs
Uuh llni hui itHlit nlNlNd ~ N'N WV u Nno't
i.. ,it, ti,r.,nl enn, hu hrenn lAsiing niNiH'un1
. lao tta ru ihp statute h'Nh rntilnr 'n' 'r ''hf Nl
IT,, t.,iHusi ti,trurt ehiti haiarr 9u iNrNh' lhe
,,t ani n, y hin- innp u tas hruNn - NsiAi
.,ttDnar An rnuinlWa hi'ri"l nltii NN9 rl9f''t,'
m uiuuruNni asst ihp ru'p''h'r"' W"' consequently
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
li.AiNririnA llrY tLEuflNN

Tho civ election held ~ ilhinirlh, y, ", Nna'ni
daV resulted ~ tie defeat ~ no lrmitlhl'n rn',
ddatoa A0ne IT the candidates lni TIE 'nnht "
Would pledge hemaehos ~ fave, ct ,'hn,ihH 80, ~,
wlhrhr exception oi Ntn', l'nlW"'pnn un,,'
mrn "iudolAed him aud nominated candidates
ct thol own IN tho other walds, All these oh.h
rnnnIna slightly ahead Of the rest at the N'krl'
Marsh Rcuhhlicnn candidate iol Mayor wa uo-
lrnird NV 926 votes IN total of l,ll2 MARSH ~
"n" of ms leading spirits of the keiorm club. Inc
incoming Council will, in all probability, grant
licenses. The extra appropriation OF T'',oue"i'' '
on tic n roots was granted by miuOIlly ol ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
SAD RESULTS OLA srREEr-CAR TALK.

A domestic difficulty which almost resulted
in n murder has inst come to light in West llo-
hoken Raymond l.. Wright, q coumcrcial tourist
of engaging manners and well-deyeorcd conycrSa-
tional powers lives with his wife IN the house OF
his fathet-in-law, William Bccroit, 1T Spring aud
Uapue SITS. y few evenings ago Wright met
vounp married woman with whom he had slight
acquaintance IN stIect-car and they engaged IN
an animated conversation. They did not
observe Young woman who was seated
in the other end of the ear hnt she OBJ
served them closely. She was MI. Wright X
sistct-in-law, and when she reached home she m
formed h,r sister that Wright had been engaged ~
n desperate nirtation IN n stitrt-cai Mrs. Wright
received hrr husband with marked iupldity that
EVENING hut when they were alone the atmospheric
hrrnnr suddenly and excessively warm. Wright
urni,strd that hr had mot iliitc5. and Offered "a
nave a bv bringing thr susprcicd vunan's bus
band io he huusr and hv ne n iul examination.
His was dome and the duptstig clouds Wrir hAr-
uiv riraiinp away when MI. npriuii rnteitd the
uailUi where tlt uafiirs w,ip assembled lIr We
paN rs linir hie sun-in lnW ana iNpn Wlrirl
jhp Stance naH as bat" ihp hinee. Nti"hi tit'-
treipi WhpnutHp his haie ihthr-i'i-aW tnurl rd
hi,n GnWn ahh nae nturre,lihe ~ hHlWi h'm, bon
NiIai ditW his ittnltpt auh Hitil me hnliri
Whisi iud Naai hprlatl aNh hNiipN hspi 20 ihp t'p
ial dniI Mnshi Nae arrested go trh,ri9hi ~ his
ihni-ip- law, NNi hp ~ iuiN hah be if'hp'-lh-aW
aIIpsird. iii pAplanaiiph brought ail tho tai'ips
ga 90 amiGaie understanding, and hoiii Giai 800
we've Withdrawn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotct-Congrcssman Henry ".
Burleigh OF whitehall. ~ " George B TONER pnncI
Tomas II French and william A. summons OF os ,
Giisev House J. Boyd Thachcr ana An m 81
Rncbcsier w PARK Arenue Hotel Ex-Governor ., - -
Page of W'"di9 'r nor Ta"seoEIos Mer
Gn ~ I,s,on and G. T.. Perkins. president oi 'hc
fhicago burlington and quincy Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
EOCKLAND COUNTY.

PrrRuovT-Mrs. Andrew Eallon. wife Of prom
incnt Roc<land County lawyer, died suddenly last
night of heart disease at her home Iii ficrmon,.
She refIred apparently in good health at about l
o'clock. Five minutes later her son, who was IN
an adjoining room. heard strange noise AID hast
encd TO his mothers bedside where he found hcr III
fine 1ronIrs of death Dr. Mastcn was summoned,
hut she died before his arrival. Inc funeral VIII
take Mace tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
wFSTCUESTER COUNTY.

Observation-Disclosures has been made by the
Westminster County Railroad Company to build
several lines of surface railroads IN fonkerS, ex
tending from tine morn hern hnc OF that city TO the
northern limit of this city, with br inches to South
Yonkcrs, connecting with the Ncw-York City and
No horn Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

ARRIVED -
Steamer Chateau Margaux (Frt oyicr r,V a al
Win u1'isc aud passengers Ia funch' inye"No
uo ,rr ~ erinan tFr Traub Havre NOV * VIZ, r az 4
.d u,ssenrer. TO LOris de Beblan. AifiVeh NJ '"o ~ "
n ,,.,.,..o, s,,ansca 75 with mdse
Ia order vessel 10 simpson, spence * io""s
,...,. u.tx smith Antwerp Nov IL,
pnston . day, with mdse to tuncb FAYE " -" "
sn,,cT AEON Rr Bnracoa daVs nar ai a q,
n pumos vessel to Beiloni q Co. Afr"eu ~ '"' ~
r...n 4, ta.o = dava with iron ore
'o s,sen"r CIV of san Antonio wilder. tornalnna @
VII, nrmnswck. Ga.abd Port Royal WIN muSo III"
u G. Mallory 4 TO ,..,, sav.ruah days with
ttamrr tGattahoochec, bnggett SaNahh'" "''' Wv"
ulse ,nd ma sasugera Henry Nonge. " a., IN,
steamer BreaEwater, Jenney, Lewea DEL WIN mum" " Wv
Dominion Sc Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
LONG ISLAND.

UvNTrR's PorNT.-Thc res dents of Borden-ave;
were startled Yesterday by loud cries OF Help /!
MuIdcr! She'll kill me T. Running TO the house OF
PADDY Flynn, they found the old man ying on
the floor. covered with blood, and his daughter
Mary age sixteen, standing over him with nam
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
NEW ARK.

warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest Oh
the father of boy named William Eddy ior lnnu-
man treatment The boy had been terribly beaten
and compelled to leave his home IL transplred also
that Eddy had tied up hls little daughter ny INC INC
hands To nail in the wall above hcr leah anu hat
n m until late III the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
ALONG TIE SOUND.

SorTU NoRwALK.-The matters strike continues
The streets and stores are filed with idle men, and
but for continued open weather there would bt
much suffering.
Rpm .rpnpr.-Miss Clara Louise Kellogg AT
Uowe's Opcra House on Tuesday night was greeted
rv an a ,di, nee of 300 persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
UNPRECEDENTED
BAR a | N s

which will be placed on sale I'm
the ROtunda this morning:
80 pieces 22-inch black Br0caied
Velvet ut $500 per yard, re.
duccd from 1915.
40 pieces tO-inch do. ut $3.50 per
yard, reduced from 1900.
90 pieces 22-inch do. extra quail.
ity. ut $3.50 per yard, rc.
duccd from #i"5.
81 pieces c0l0rcd i!r0cnded velvet
ut %s.OO per yard reduced
from $500.
IN VELVET DEPARTMENT.
100 pieces black and c0lOred silk
Pushes, ut $500 per yard ;
reduced from T2.75.
60 pieces elegant silk Seal Plush
for ClOaks and Wraps ut $3.50
per yard; reduced from $500.
Also IL lot of
5000 yards cOlOred GrOs Grain,
Ottoman, Rhadames and Print
ed India Silks, in lengths Of six
yards and upwards, at 6Oc.,
75c., and 800 per yard; re.
duced. from $1.OO, $1.75 and
1925.
Broadway, 4th.ave., 9th & 10th SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
MARINE INTELLlG ENCE.
MINIATIiRE ALNANAO

MINIATURE ALMANAC
10, .,f. a2g to ri 8, 6:jS Ho,asAsa. Ia II
HIGu WATER TO-DAY
. s..vu HAY ga acr Islani 901 Hell Gats 1000
ru-sasay hssk, 9l2 "s'' i'"A"' 0'''' Jaw
I.npELGN STE1NERS DUE ~ IHIS FOhI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
MORE sNOVBIRDs THAN PUPILS.

The members of the Board of Education have
been al variance Tor several months about the APP
polntnent OF a principal for the klngsbridge
School IN Northumberland lXth-st. mere are
sixtv-two pupils IN The school two female teachers
and a iantress Some of the Commissioners are IN
favor of appointing Mr. Birmingham the principal
of small downtown school, where he now re,
celyes 81 go a year. The others are IN favor OF
promoting one of the teachers Of the Kingsbridge
School Miss Clara L. Fhtner, to the prncipalship
al a salary of 81 200 Mr.. Wood said yesterday, In
support of Mr. Birmingham. that Miss Fhtncrs APP
pointment would be an extra expense OF SiOo,
Which would he added TO her salary, while Mir:
Birmingham would have to be paid
his full salary in either condition;
and that further male principal
should be appointed, as the school is in danger Of
traups OF other il-dispOsed persons. Commissioner
Perkins urged thai robins and saowblrds are more
numerous than pupils about the historic spot
Whichthe school occupies, that Mr.. Birmingham
would be found a position IN some OF the new
schools for which he was fitted, but that his APP
poIntment 10 this school where Miss fhtner would
be fully as efficient useless ext1aVagance
After a prolonged discussion q resolution 10 ap,
poiut Miss Flitner was lost by single vote, ana
The result remains undecided. contract with the
Edison Electric Light Company 10 hight the EveDc
Ing High School was approved. The purchase OF
{our Toto in King-st., Nos. %, 81, 80 and 80 al
$40 900 was approved as Il site for new school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. De-,
1aA Lexington ave- between lbth and 3ots SITS.
Hours to l. ; 20 I. Diseases Of the Nervous system
Gcaito. Urinary organs. Impotence anu stotnt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

Hos Malt EItracth signature on Johan
Hon snd Norz oil every bottle lnlorseu
ali ply scans general debility Beware Oh limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
dog, and iron bars in, In the lower winuo"'' i"''

stole articles worth 800.
Miss Lizzie Leonard. who under tho name OF
Albert Leonard sportcd the garb of the male sck
and stole iewclry. was sentenced by Justice Walsh
~asterjav lie gave her ten davs for wearing men
apparel and three months for each of her two
thelts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

When everything else fails, DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy cures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE CAFE of the Hoffman
House and other views instantaneous o. New lox anu
vicinity. ito'h"OoD' - ""io" SfN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
.Auneuuceraen5A

"Buchu-Paiba.r Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases 81
IioUGu on RATS clears Rats. Mice. loc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

Earl g. Wilson's T. and w brand Of Mems
Collars and Cuffs the best. sold every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
NEW MERCANTILE EXCHANGE BUILDING.

large throng Of people had assembled yesterday
afternoon at Hudson and Harrison SITS. to witness
the LAYING of the cornerstone of the new building
Tor the New York Mercantile Exchange by the pres
ident George A. Douglas w. H. Duckw0rth.
chairman of the building committee, committed the
strncturc into the hands Of the president, who in
tnrn. called on the Rev. Dr. g. ID. Narrower TO pro-
nouncc blessing. This done. the presldt mt dev
cred a long but interesting speech, IN which
he traced the growth OF the Mercantile
Gxcbange IL was not until February,
issi that an initiation fee was asked
winch was $50; on January ], 1882, 1t was IN
creased TO $500 and the figure at present 10 *ooO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
Holiday Announcement.

Mcssrs. TIFFANY & CO.,
Union Square, New.YOrk, have
completed their preparations
for the approaching Holidays,
and suggest that an early eX-
animation of their stock will
enable purchasers to secure the
choicest selections and escape
the crowd, unavoidable later.
Articles now purchased may
be left for future delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
SHIPPING NEWS.

popr OF NEw.YoRK ....... WEDNESDAY. DEC D. 1884
ARRIVED
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NclchI0r NOser pIeaded guilty yestcrdav to a
charge of selling liquor on Sunday. lie explained,
however, that the date Of the selling was August
TO- cart hquake day." and that Officer James
Reilly of the Seventeenth Precinct seemed g,
much affected by the earthquake and looked so
pale ana frightened, that he thought it an act of
charity tU len him have drink. The officer told
the Recorder that he was not frightened and had
recovered from the effects Of the earthquake when
he obtained tie liquor. tw" hours after 1t occurred
hecOrder Smyth, however, suspended sentence