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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

The steamship City Of Para, from AspinWalI,
arrival yrscriav having anon. other passengers the
~, As,.,nv,a Raw on December 20. They were Captain
r. N6rtcldt and three men OF the S~cIsh haIk"ntlhe
K,ru.u . Mate Thomas Range and fodr men OF the
American schooner Frank Atwood: Captain 4. Bernl-
leu and six men the norwegian bark Holdcr CHutan
carlson and wife and nine men OF the Norwegian bhk
blanche aud Captain H. Okhou ana nine men OF The
Norwegian bark Douglas Castle. Al Of tie vessels were
reckrd m the hurricane described III TIE lEIHt ~ last
Friday in winch twenty-five vessels were lost ana ty
tltr ntIsO drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
. U0ug THAT NEEDS GREArER RESOURCE&

The thirteenth annual report of The Home for
Old Men Aged Couples, No ~ lIudso-~ mas hern
is.utd Among the officers or the homo are Bishop
IIoratio Potter bishop Henry {. Potter The Rev.
Tnntas Cial!aude Everett L. Wheeler and william \.
i,uIrau with tn and other gentlemen large mum
her of ladies' associated. The trustees ~ Their report
how that while the home has accomplished excellent
,ork during the year, is resources severely taxed
and Its accommodations are not nearly adequate 10 the
demands the needy. The house no" contains twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
THE HOME VAPOR BATH.

The above named apparatus attachment TO an ORDINARY
ub and by OF which one can enjoy the IuAy "
beo and curative help in sickness Of genuine Russian
ar oror hath AT home has been awarded the special silver
medal at the Ncw.York American Institute Exhibition IL
no removal Of present hxngs and only requires
turning on the hot water faucet hai II has Deeh rRny
hocd perusll OF the excerpts quoted below" from com
received from disintcrcsted and reliable author
tiles will prove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
MONEY FOH rhE GRtNT MONrNLNT FCNh
The Grant Monument Committee reported
DI>cREDIrING r0LIcE c0rFT AFTIDlT WIS

William Heating ana h0mds Burns We're on
,ri ycsf,fly before Judge CuVIug charge OF lar
ccrv The u, disagreed a. 10 the gllt 81 EuihS ana
Kur was convicted and srutcLc cd 10 one year IN me
pcitruirv In the o. the trial the counsel htI
occasion to ammo witness, ana yea man now
II was that the affidavit from the Police court dhcio"
from hi. testimony. Judge C"wInG -dd; 49,. ,
The witness appears 10 be trying 10 ten me ruin
The fact it, do not place much reliance on some oI tho'c
nivits taken before the clerks AT the police courts
ne CLERKS are often hurried ana they do not take Gp"
fLc words OF the witness bai express his IDEAS IN lHrlr
own language. The result Is that witness Is OIt'h
asked TO explain what he did not say AT Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
MONTY NEEDED FoR cEIrrLED CHILDREN.

The eighteenth annual report Oh the New
York OrInuucdic DispruSary and li"spild, Nn 10
Last Fifty-mnth-st ~ charitable institution winch
treats children afflicted with spinal and hip diseases
ana nthrr cornItie-, will snow reduction OF revenues
during the year account Of the loss OF the ENcl7c
fnnd which formerly accrued 10 the hospitals benz ut.
Unless This o., can b" made gOoj IN some way the eH-
,rnsrs must tie uOWn. ana as every dollar the hO.
tl receives spent directly III the care aud cure OF
rrInpcd children usefulness VIII be COrTespOudngy
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
Tn pROTECT TJJE HARBOR.

The special committee appointed by the
various commercial bodies To prepare memorial 10
Congress looking to the deepening Of water at the
mouth OF the harbor and otherwise improving tue mar
Dor met at the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday ava
discussed the general features OF the subject +. IT,
Thurber, Gustav Schwab Clement A. Gtlsconl W. d.
Morgan and ChauHecy VI. DcPew were appointed sub
committee take general charge OF tue entire matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
srrElNG nrAru \ cENErENY.

Michael Lac-cacr committed suicide ~ the Lutheran
C,u.fcry Yesterday morning. He bad been In the
pny of M,,har I-iurrhrr.d tailor, a "" 5nJ Graham
ayt ruoAyu. for four year. but during the ua't Two
,,,,tl,. has done no work. ON Wednesday iuorWirs b"
len c mousse as he SAIL for the purpose OF having hl-
picture taken and buying som" Christmas presents.
rlv Yesterday morning the super utcuIchto Lutheran
tcf,ricry found thr body ~ u.ln Ming on "a back
upou grave. Tie man, coat and waeicodi"tt opened
and In the bn,om his slr Iu.t above the heart, WIS
= litflr hole Ten feet away lay cheap revolver, of
Which one chamber empty. Tie superintendent
td.,iGrd lr BODY that az man VINO hdd purchased
a lot III tIe cemetery some months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
VACANCIES N THE CUSTOM HOrSf.

the CIyil service Commission 10 order an examination
- csndilacs for day and night INSPECTORS thcr" hc.n-
no raudiatcs o. the eligible Isis There are 'fhirru
,.,mces IN tnc night inspectors list. the salary oi
ri,tcL * ~ a dnv. aud twcuty-ihicc Nicah-
cics for day inspectors, the saiTy OF thls GAS
hing 81 a day There are about 400 aPplcd-
800 o' 6le Tor the Civil Service examination
tr ibcse po.tiors There is also a single vacancy III
the storckccpcfs st AMI he collector requests an c
animation OF candidate, 20 hll H. .
II was reported to the Collector recently iAt .--
scrgcr ON one Of tho Cuuard steamers VA seen F n
co Bcattc trying t. hrIbc Inspector Jchu y Me,k ny
drGpp,ig money in Ms outside coat pocket. ne"
Girs lis know ledge OF the attempt but '"Hc'tf i'-
dan yesterday recommended 10 the secretary "l tHe
Tr1.y mai Neck be fined So IN accordance win The
Gcviscd statutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
NEw.JIHsEY towns.

p,uyy,y-Jhe articles OF Incorporation having been
from the rotary state 90 the Railway Board
OF Trade. meeting was held on "Wednesday at me Once
NJ cy senator Val and "A permanent organization e.
frctcd MtyorJ. j. Ialy was elected president and cA
MAYOR Linus high secretary.
t,tl,rIru- Chancellor EuuyOn has directed that the
, dn,t,l by the Newark Savings Institution for the
a'rray winding mp OF It's affairs shall be applied to the
III, MIN -iylus1 Institution. aud has appointed ~
,r,ri Atvatcr H.d Peter BOuucll both of Elizabeth.
TX price upon ia" assets or tho IN
stiuliou. that they mIy he offered al auction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
WISHING JURORS A MERRY CHRISTMAS

Judce GildcrSIceve discharged the "rahu 'uG
after referring to the small number OF cases await
ing examination be SAID:
When adjourn court today shall hn-h zen l''i ~,
srrice s indigo IN THIS court. If my duties mere H''
moi al way@ been pleasant, have trei 1N"lN .,iC,
form them 30 as 10 feel satisfied mat hal u.'
prov Al from the public and the press.
He thanked the Grand Jurors and rent JURORS
and wlS1cl them Merry Christmas, ava > !l i
Cowing dill the same to the jurors Oh ! 'ut H. WIZ
mad served for the present month";
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
WALSH FREE AFTER ms FIVE wAspAID

James Dunno, lawyer, who has been inter
cstrd I'm the defence OF George :. Walsh who shot
Mr. LAURA D. Thoip two years ago, visited the ONCE OF
Chicf Clerk John sparks, Of the Court OF General
Sessions, Yesterday with roll Of 800 bills In his
pcckct. II paid the fine Of $1,000 when Judge Gil
dersecvc had imposed as punishment for the shooting
Mr. sparks him receipt, which he obtained the
}rcease Walsh tuo for hun to spend Christmas Day
= Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
LONG ISLAND.

rtreuING.-Whlc Der: GOsllng was attempting to
hnrt a train Yesterday his coat ciust IN the railing Of
he rear paforn Of The last car dragging him alpng the
rick; about half mile. Both OF his lces broken
and hs wa. injured internally. Little hope Is enter
tanned Of his recovery.
I,v,cA-Jacob Wc!lminstcr stabbed five times
Inc Henry Reese on Wednesday night. The two men
had been drinking together, and on Their way hOmc be
,n ouurrr ns over the merits Ol bulldog owned 10y
Wciuiustrr. Flows were exchanged and Reese drew "A
knife After sabbng Wcimnsyr Le l,ft the place. aud
H.. ot Lrru seen since. None Of the wounds
fll "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
,,p ncrSH SAYS M nm 40 SJfrGGLIyG

Clinton f.. Brush, OF No. - LlspCnard-St
.Is In regard To TIE report published Wednesday,
mat he nd been arrested for smuggling accs yelycts
and silks worth $4,000:
lately moved nv family from Toronto and brought
houscuoIi goods ctc with me- Guiding $40 worth OF
dress material table linen, etc, belonging To my wife.
These goods are not duiable Wl be proven II the
matter ever comes to trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
or1rlHG nEADr EoR me cnGss rorRyaMENr

The two chess champions, Steinitz and Xukcr-
tort the committee Ia charge OF the Arrangements
Ches, Club Yesterday aft"rno ~ ana All the details we're
~; match ~ 10 he hcld Several desirable halls have
facr Inferred A. the games Ia be PLAYED alter
nate DAYS the principals nave not been able 10 settle
inou the DAY on wnicn they VIII begin playing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
Its fleece was white as snow;
Shouting the battle cry OF freedom
MR. PERLEY ACCUSED AND INDICATED.

The Board of Excise yesterday adjourned the
trial Of Inspector Heunessy, who is charged with
cxtCrtIng money from the Gallo Brothers, of West
Twenty seventh-st., but hvestIgated the following
statement which was appended to the charges:
Tit ,rers' and Business Mems Association herewith
charge oae Pcrley, clerk OF the Board OF Excise with
s,atcmcnts that are false and devoid .of truth. with
svowed Intention to throw slurs and heap conlumey
nnon tIe good work of the aforementioned society
sid Periey stated with a deal Of pomp and arrogance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

f. Fernando, the steward of the Matilda
Rruols who was char ell with attempting 10 poison the
ute of the vessel while the coast OF Cuba was DIS
charged Yesterday 10y Commissioner shields. There was
ma . idr1ce that The cup which sand to contain
ON really had poisonous substance IN IT, except the
statement OF a witness that physician had SAID 10. ana
there WAS evidence to show that the stewart cOud NOT
have obtained the poison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

V<1oY UUI.-P1lIcr Sergeant stamford. while his
ronuIs "Wednesday night. found one. of the doors
souf,r A Cos silk mIl on Lewis A., open. WITHIN the
hni,Iing he found a tin containing two pounds Of
cant unwdrr and long piece Of fuse. The end Of the
rse was ,cor,hcd. II IN believe that attempt
made To blow up the building Tue mill Is well stocked
with silk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
SCHOOLS CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE "moRN RACKET ~ GRDVE-sr.-EX tRcIsrs
AND MEDALS

THE "HoRN RACKET" ~ GROVE-sr.-EX tRCIsIS
AND MEDALS.
The public schools closed yesterday for the
bol,lavs At many of them there were exercises IN
the assembly rooms IN the afternoon to occupy the
final hours of the school syear OF 1850. ne
vacation lasts until Monday January /. In the
afternoon all the principals took Their annual
reports to the ONCE of the superintendent Oi the
3 800 teachers the only disappointed ones were the
urinary teachers, who have expected Their
longevity salary bS Christmas time. The Board of
FducatI0n does not finish It's business for tue year
until its final meeting on next W ednesday' c..
Grove street Grammar school No. ., at Grove
and Uudson-sts. held its annual Christmas
reception and " horn racket yesterday afternoon
This has been the custom for years, and when the
Ninth Ward people hear the blowing Of horns the
dav before Christmas, it is always known 10 come
FROM Grove Street school The assembly room
was prettly decorated After the exercises ana ,ne
awarded for merit. Then the stern features OF
Principal sutherland relaxed. lie PIC ked mp from
the platform tin horn four feet long wee,
nrincipal Wh teside appeared with another, ana
every one of the 200 bows quickly showed as many
small TN horns. At motion from the prlncipal
blast was given that startled the visitors ana
astounded the trustees Then the boys sang:
Mary had little lamb,
Its fleece white as snow;
Shouting the battle cry Of freedom!
Tho, the horns sounded When the song was
finished the boys were dismissed with Merry
Christmas, and the horns went down the stairway,
into the gard and out 70 the street where lhey
scattered all over the Ninth Ward - ~
The closing exercises of Grammar School No. %,
in City llal.-place, were held IN the afternoon
After they were finished the principal, Hugh i.
ONeil made a short address 10 the boys. Those who
stood first in their respective classes Tor the year
received silver medals. The medals were given TO
Isaac Solomon, John COruglia, William Mccarthy,
Isaac Harris Carme.o GuamO Jacob Iacher, Moses
Atmark and Joseph Cohen. number OF other
bows were placed the roll of honor for excellence
in their studies
The " A srnior class of Grammar School No. 40,
in East Twenty thiTl-st., hell "A reception III the
evening at the home of Samuel Kaufman, No 3Jl
East Nineteenth-st. James +. kiernah is the pres
idcnt of the class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ,LNAv,c.

MINIATURE NLNNSt'
~ rtsos : 10 sets IS Moo ri.", - Moons d 10
lilGu WATER rD.pNr.
y sandy Uo,s q.iS Guv. is,1i ~ i'lI"l GrN o ~
V-~stdy ilnls 10 a. Is.uL ll2j Hell 't@ u'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

In All cases except where The pTlce OF Ie SIVV Is
mentioned the land for the building IS ALREADY
owned 10y the city. the total amount asked 1or qy
the BOaid of Education was $3,3I"'ooO. Inc
amount allowed was $i.s07,SOO Ihe amount al
lowed asi wear was 50, $50, 500.
The Council of Pohtlcal Reform the counsel Tor
the Senate Investigating COMMITTEE anu o'noi'
will be heard on saturday at ii a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
4 DLSR.mlSHER SHOr BY 4 WAITER


diSiwashcr at the Hotel Cuban, In East Twclftst,
had quarrel Yesterday morning In the afternoon the
quarrel renewed, aud when Lopez, who Is a big
owrifu man. seized brcad-kufc, Eunan. who "A lit
tic man, 10 closet gOt pistol and shot Lopez In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
SPECIAL MENTION,

Advertisements admitted inc these column. arc
recommended 80 the readers OF TIE TRIBUNE
rs thoroughly reliable, and "Usiness can be done
Inv ,,a;i with the advertisers will, perfcct safety
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ANNOUNCEMENT
MAD Docs.
A rAcr Xnrrn KNOWING.

A FACT WORTH kNOWINi. ,,,,,,n
II ATFsT RILlEYER OF IHE WOhbD
IN Tomas CELEBRATED VENETIAN .lNtAENIh ,o,oor
AnnIed Immediately upon being bitten Graduates AZ
~ ever existing Prce rs and % cents sou
by all dru ggstS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
HOME NEWS
np0MINENT ARRINALS.

Victoria HotcI-Congrcssma John N; %ioNcI'
OF Missouri. ..... Ftnh Arcdae H0'c'-oIIo" W. N'f
Of Binghamton, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..

IA Lexington. ave, between 2Htb and 3Oth SITS
Uonrs- 4 10 toll diseases OF the Nervous system.
Genito- Urinary Organs Impotence aud sterhltT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

the head Tn the Jefferson Market Ponce C1u'' N"'
was hold ~ await the result OF Lopczs INJURIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
Norrous Debility in either sex, how

ever induced speedily. thoroughly and y, mar
fu,rs worlds Dispensary Medical Association oo0 Niai
At Buffalo y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
NO MONEY FOR HOLT'S PLAN.
ACTION OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.

APPROPRIATIONS FOR NLw SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND
SITES.
The Board of Estimate was IN session all uay
Yesterday and listened TO suggestions ana ioluesIS
Tor new schools IN the upper PAT % thinlS Tie
Board of Education required spcclaI C1imSoi r 81
go 600 n wear. lie could not see why INC OViP L.
lion Counsel would not serve thelr pulPooGG 40
did that of every other Department.. COmHlssoIIel
Mood and other Commissioners were sure Iii, blau ~
Department needed his services, b,l me Do,Iu ; ~
Esfmate thought otherwise and the appIoPlld-
ZION for mis- salary was struck out. For the HAIL
tenauce of the Nautical ScD0OI FIo'VoU "HS
asked Commissioner Wood sald ti4t tno
school was humbuC. commissioner cIhIh'
soid that there " ere only two men who opposed 1t
Comm ssoners Wood and Schmidt. Comm Issio it
Devoe said that he wi he'd to be audeu ~ ms hc ior
of affections Statistics were produced showing
thar for the last seven years the average cost pSi
student in the Nautical school ranged rom 3loiI
10 1885 a year. while the cost OF each Noi NORMA,
School student was $40 a year. he dDpropiiaoloh
was reduced to $4,000. The item OF gas
for the public schools drew forth the remark rom
Navor Grace that his gas bills nad Deeu az vi
since the prIce was reduced than they were DcloIc'
Controller LOew SAID that he had inc Saino oNP''4
cnce. -. .oi,rios &c ossistont
teachers for which $4,000 was asked calleu iUlt
a GOOD deaI of discussion. Commissioners WOOD
and Deyoe favored the Holt plan: lhey asserted
that under the present system gs'e ,e S"e of
faworitism was shown. Commissioner IerKlnS
amused the Holt plan. He Oenled That faVorItlsm
was shown by the trustees IN 'e n" tare ~ we're
Tiugs IN every board of school trustees III the CITY
Controller LOew moved to strike out lhe ehtiIo
item and this was done. .,,. .t,, anna
mn. Trustee William II. Townley, OF the + ourtn
Ward strongly advocated Il new sch0Ol DulidliE W
,enloce the one Ill ienry-St. Nllllam van
EinSSeloer advocated new school at or near Sew
eItv-ffth-st and lenth-avc. The Board thell TOOK
I'D the various sites and buldlnes auNoc''ou ""N
made appropriations for the following:
Eore eli
The Press., 1885-12-03
4 PREFERENCE LESSON.

A Washington letter says Among the applicants for office from Kentucky recent ly was a distinguished democrat. we'll known to the people of tie state. He is said to be very brilliant and learned gen. tleman, and good lawyer. He was am- bitioHs to go west aud fill 6 Judicial post III one of the territories. His application was indorsed by many leading democrats of the state, and his representative in con- gress came here to personally urge the president al-d attorney-generalt to appoint the Kentuckian to be United States judge
 III Utah. The applicant was so we'll in- dorsed that at last the attorney-general and the president decided to give him the Utah jndgeship. But he is at times ad- dlcted to the use of too much liquor. Yet he had abstalned from drink, and his friends were encouraged to believe that hls reformation was permanent
 When his representative saw President Cleveland and the attorney general they told him to telegraph to the judge to come here and get his appointment. The con- gressman hurried from the white house to the telegraph office and sent message requesting the judge to come immediately. In the course of two or three days the judge arrived in Washington in a most happy frame of mind He met here a number of old Kentucky friends, and af ter several invitations, joined them in sampilng little old bourbon. Alas for the judge. He drank more than he should have done. It was after a short seapce with his friends that his congressman called at his hotel and told him that he desired to take him up to the white house and present him to the president
 4I,< A. -T T office there were a number of callers ahead of them, and while waiting their turn in the presidents room the Washington bourbon began to tell on the indge. At last he was presented 10 the president. The latter noticed that he was in liquor, and at once changed his mind about the He was firm, and plainly told the Kentucky congressman that his constituent was not, in his opinion. a fit man for the place. The judge left for home sadder but wiser man.
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BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
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A strictly vegetable prepa- ration, composed of a choice and SkillfuI combination of Natures best remedies. The diScOverer does not claim it a cure for all the ills, but boldly warrants it cures every form of disease arising from Q tor pid liver, impure blood, dis ordered kidneys, and where there is a broken down condi- tion of the System, requiring g. prompt and permanent tonic, it never fails to restore the sufferer. Such is BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Sold by all druggists, who are authorized by the manufacturers to re- fund the price to any pur- chaser who is not benefited by their use.
 PRICE, 01-0o.
 FOSTER, MIlBURN & O., Props.,
 BUFFALO. NEW YORK.