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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
1885.
HOSPITAL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20.
HOSPITAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81.

Contributions specially solicited from tn public for n,
GENERAL FUND which will be divided among the 1850
cated Hospitals the basis OF FREE OF sick poor
Gifts may be desnat however for any lios tai OF this
Oncuding int nled for endowment u bed or Tor
building purposes gifts Will be day rued by
the the Hospital hcatd By tho
donor.
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING:
!. Through the collections in the Churches on Hospital
sunday ami in the SYnasOSu Hospital Saturday.
.. Through the Auxiliary Association as follows:
DryG GODS Trade-A. W Kingman Treasurer 80
Cgsr and Tobacco rrade-Henry ROseuwald, Treasurer
li5 Water-st
Dru, oil ami Faint Trade-A b. Ansblcher. Treasurer
- Johnst
Express o2anies-James c. Fargo Treasurer IS Broad
way.
Book Trade-HeLry B. Benes Treasurer III wnlam-st.
Wine and spirits Trade-Char.cs Ecnauld Treasurer 53
Watcr.st
Printers. Paper Dealers and Type FOunders-M D. wyn.
kO y, III Futonst
Through trades yet organized auNiiaren
by msans OF tho Subscription fss already ed to
every commercial acurng OF
qaence in the city the hope these employers
employees will make this ground Of
charitable express
g. THROUGH committees in all tho exch
g. Through the following Beneyol Oriers-The Masons
the Odd Fellows Birth Ere, OF Israel Kosher hel
Barrel sons Of Ben ANN and Birth Abraham
Through collection boxes at Elevated Railroad stlti u.s.
IN manu- actcrle3 ana places OF puhic resort
g. Fnalyt moneJ MT CHARLES Lam.
General Treasurer 20 Nassau st. TO whom all money
however ctnbute should checks his orlrr
indOrsed HIM before January Is 1885, alter which tho
fu report Of collection will given through the pablo
press
GEO. MAcCULLoCH MILLER
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MEASURES AGAINST RATE CUTTING

MEASURES AGAINST RATE CUTTING.
The trunk line passenger committee met at
Commissioner Fuks office ycsteray to discuss the de-
tails Of pool legislation necessary carry ont the dec
abolish all missions the sale OF tickets after
January l. circular letter authorized to be drawn
M urging the Western connections ~ the trunk lines
also to abolish commission, aud all participation In any
Way IN TIE pay ,urut Of th,m The agreement OF tn,
road. does prohibit tho allowance Of REMUNERATION
10 the steam hp companies for selling immigrant orders
Tie uuk d. also agreed To fOrpd their ticket agents
receive Tor the sale OF Of tickets from
other Complncs decided To have no dealings OF any
kind with the outside ticket brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
SOCIAL ACCIDENTS.

Mrs. W. F. Coles, OF No 677 Fifthave.,
gave reception several hundred guests yesterday
afternoon. The rooms were decorated with flowers.
and there music and refreshments
Mrs Frederick Coudert and the Misses Coudcrt are at
home Mondays at the Madrid No $50 West Fifty
ninth-st. ., -. 30 o-,
Mr., George Gordon and Miss Gordon OF No 20 PARK
ave gave TIA yesterday from 10 6
The Misses Srlignan gave theatre party 70 iortyhVe
guests at WaIack's evening Alter the perform
ance a supper was enjoyed. - , ,
The reception announced TO be given oy Mrs. u. H.
Allen To-day at her home No. 632 Flitl-ave., for hef
grandaug her. Miss Allen will not ne held on account
Of The death OF William II. Vanderbilt The cards for
the reception had been parity delivered when he died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
THE GOVERNORS F1rIyo VISIT TO yEw-ToRK

When inquiry was made yesterday or OOV-
ernor Hill to object of his flying visit TO this ely
he said lie had come buy Christmas presents For
man who had shopping view he Kept close In
his rooms al the Hoffman House not once going out Of
the hote until he starred for the O'Clock train 10
Albany He had several potable callers, Judge Hilton
Democrauc slate Committee, Port Warden Hiram Cal
Rins. Senator Daly, ThOmas COstigan, Commissioner
SQUIRE and Frank Morgan Freeman being ainonE the
number. Mayor Grace telephOurd up about D O'CLOCK
that he would try reach the Hoffman House before the
Governors departure, but he arrived too late Large
numbers OF pat kages to the Office tor the Cover
nor after ms departure be forwarded TO him a1d II
was learned that he nd made his Christmas rchaSeN
by proxy, He inquired somewhat into the Excise Com
mis- mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

AYRAULT-At Ayrault Place POughkcepsie, Satur
diy December 10 George Ayrult. aged % years
Funeral from his late residence tuesday DecemDer22 at
Carriages VIII meet train leaving the Grand Central Depot
lu.aOA. NJ, returning 1t iiO
COLT suddenly at ~an Francisco cal. the 10Th inst
Robert liver colt Of UaDylOn. L. l.
Not &C. OF funeral GREATER
laItiuorc ami Philadelphia papers please notice
d. NSudeny saturday. the 10Th INST. Paul Dry
sen. In the 51th wear ., his age.
Funeral on 1uc4day. December - at o'clock 2. m
Please omit nONcrs.
IN 4ONS-Cn sunday evening December 20. John a.
mm.n-. Ia the 7ld year oil tle.
Relatives ud fr ends are sndy ted TO attend the unera
M - houtcc!lOayc Jtisy Oy, ON cdhesiay
afternoon. December y, AT o'clock
Pleas OuIi tuNers.
DRAPER residence 420 LeXington-ave. this city
sunday morning. December 20. o. ph,umo Johu O.
Funeral al huca the Tans1 gurdtlOn, 29hst. near 9Th
a.o, "Wednesday a. precisely
FLAGLEK-At the sherwood House. FRIDAY morning.
Annie Harper wife Of joan H. Flasrr. and daughter ot
James & Converse Boston. Mass. 800
Funeral The cha. Ell al VT Auburn. Boston
Mass. Tccsdty, T. o'clock. DecemJer2t
FIICH-At Old Chatham Y Y. Sat1r lay morning, Deem
bar 49, l~S viii am A. Fitch lu the va ye'r ~ Ms age
service from late on Tuesday, Deieh
Der -, al ! a.
Hal r.. ON SUNDAY evening, December 20. John r.
"a o. 80
Funeral .eyccs home, 40 l3l orchard ST.. Newark
w. on MtuCs lat. DtCc iDcr 81 at . p. H.
utuUr are tuvl;rt 10 at'en l.
jim kiNS-At south Bethl 'hem Penn December 10 Julia
De WI. Il. Ishlo. OF nj julia DO Nltt C)ppee
jenkins. ~ the l-th year Of her age.
MARQl'AND 1t Lawrence. Long lslnd on sunday. Do
20 FREDERICK Alexander Marulnl IN t1s 3st ear
Relatives fnend invited to aGnl tho fguera ser
vices u the Reformed 2lSi-st AID ON ave
ou tuesday. December q at O'Clock.
Initrmcnt at y 'Hp
IL kindly requested that flowers be s,nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
MEETING or MADISON ALUMYL

The twelfth annual meeting of the New York
Alumni Association Of Madison University held at
the Fifth Avenue Hotelast night. About fifty persons
sat down 10 dinner. Speeches made by President
T. Dodge j. b. Colgate and others Among those pres
ent were ex Postnla General Thomas l. James.
Professor A. BechineTe, the Rev j. j. Brnnner sam
mel Colgate the Rev. Drs. BrIdgnan. Eyarts Burlhg-
ham Patton and Hughes. Professor L. Terry and Roger
lean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

1RrnrNE OFYicE. Dec. III a m-Brisk to hish
winds created yesterday on the Lower Lakes ana
Middle Atlantic coast by depression when moved
rapid y eastward from Minnesota Another one push
ing the British Northwest Territory
causcd oudu,.s I'm the Uppcr Missouri and Mississippi
Vallrys Elsewhere the weather was cencrdlIy IAE y
general recovery from the recent. sliSht 60 Oh "dFe
occurred The barometer here rose Grll an" rose hIh
skicA The temperature r1-o from -
to Az the average C}7l2', being sl2' hGh'r lnh on
the dag year, ana SO hShot IMAM
sunday. .--..-- .
Fair weather and almost stationary temperature may
he expected IN this city ana vicinity to-H"J ana 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
MR. DIXEY'S FIVE HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCE.

Three District messenger boys took up their
station yesterday at noon outside the Bjou Opera
House. They stayed there with the peculiar staying
power possessed by the messenger boy until 6 in the
evening varying the monotony by dancing brcakdowns
tho curbsone guyng the passersby and cning eacn
other to keep warm AT their places were taken by
three the kind. and a little laier thler
moro arrived At midnight there were nlhc messenger
trying to get warm IN the rays OF inc
.leciIIc lights They emssarles of ticket spccu-
laors and first choice OF the seats Tor
Mace on January T. This morning at 10 O'Clock the
sale OF seats opens for this occasion only hav
ing been doubled To every person entering the theatre
satuette OF Dixey about feet high will be given
a sOuV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
THE SEARCH FOR DE LANET

Frank Witherbee. whose wife has been per-
secuted by the FrenchmaD, De Lanet. called
at Police Headquarters last night and
repored TO Captain Petty, who on duty. that De
Lanet had another lcer TO me Hrdtd last night
and asked that another general alarm he sent out,
instruoting the police to keep sharp watch
for the Frenchman Mr. Wtherbee said: We are doing
ali that lies In power catch De L1net and do not
doubt that we shall secure him heforo long, lie should
be locked up and am determined that he shall be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Seaver,

ming; Bates, OF Orleans; seaver, OF
Genesee; Robbins OF Livingston; Gallagher, OF Erie
Pratt OF Monroe and ex-Assembym Bailey, OF Gene
see and Haskell. OF Madison "When got there said
Mr. Gallagher, IL found Mr.. Cole of my opinion. We
thought 1t unwlse to agree candidates To
push for offices In the Assembly 10
represent Western New-YOrR. Mr.. Gallagher
submitted that there chance OF keeping sucn q
move quiet, and the Eastern members eaEd
OF IL they would he TO begin counter movement
SO the conference Ourned with committing western
New York to any candidate, though Mr. Gallagher I'M
derstands hat William W. Lawson, OF Erie. Is candidate
Tor sergeant-aarms, but reason why that Tact
should prevent Mr. Close, of Ere from being reelected
afg thar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
The Theatrical Proqramme saws: "Edenia

The Theatrical Programme says: "Edenia
having become the fayOTite pefumP Of W beau monde,
mas found It's way into thc theatrical world, and
such celebrated actresses Miss Mary Anderson, Miss
Ellen Terry ana Madame Sarah Bernhardt are loud in
singing its praises One OF tho chief advantages or the
of Edcnia that its perfume rcmanSthe
same for days and DAYS after IL has been put on the
handkerchief sachet and i'll this respect alone IL may
bs said eclipse all other preparations tor the toilet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
1lllE. MopJEsKA CONFINED TO HER ROOM

Nine. Modjeska, who arrived in New-Iork
Baltimore sunday, is staying at the Clarendon
Hotel Yesterday she so i'll as to prevent her seeing
any Of the numerous friends who called on her she Is
suffering from a cold, which has already con-
fined her her several times but nothing serious
is appreciated. She is here mainly 10 attend the mar
rage OF her Ralf to her niece, Mile. BrDda, when
Will place tomorrow. Madame MOdjrsia Will rest
until January t. when she appears at the Flth Avenue
IlAai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
HOWARD MISSION
AND
HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS,
EW.BoWERY, NETWORK CITY.
ION EARTH PEACE. GOODWILL TOWARD MEN,"

ION EARTH PEACE. GOODWILL TOWARD MEN"
This being the special GiGyng OF the ard OF
kindly remembTances. the " HOWARD MlSSICN" mak's
this SPEC AL APPEAL to the humane benevolent and
Chrsin public for assistance sustain and us
helpful saving work The children o. the
poor.
twenty years tho Howard Mission has cared for
thousands Of NEEDY and helpless Children large nulJl
have been placed in homes and business sitn7fiDns
contributions OF VI IN Ely respectfully solicited
Families relieved throughout tbs oj5
Children in those families 1928
Missionary visits dlnag tho 3iOJ
WILLOWS AOS
Members OF sund y scLo l'Ofo
Mothers Eible Class ............ 252
Cash contributions may H. F.TOmpkns Trols
urer p. o. Box 313 or to MI a. 5. Hatch President
Nassau-st. New.YOrk City
Clothing Provisions to tho Mission House, 40 New
Bowery. Sew-YOrk city
Doors open Christmas Day. IL O'CLOCK
General exercises from II to / o'clock
On CHRISTMAS DAY, DECEMBER %.
Very respectfully,
A. :. HATCH. President
II. f. TOMPKIN5, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

BY the Alaska, from LIVERPOOL: Colonel NJ Cum
nlncham T. stephen 1yDg the Rev j. a. NassaO Bishop
MIggcr. Of Newark Capt in j. w Wilson W. Fitzeerad
B. Albric IT. A. ". AruOc, T. G. Homes j. i. Lopez Sar
rOn, Il. OodwaTd and w. NJ. Osborne.
BY the Normandic, from IIavTe c. Bravana, j. W. Cock
sodge a. W. Little NJ. b. Loeb, ~ sylvia, H. WhtehOuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
lie WEArHtR REP02E

GOyERNMENr INDICAfrONs-FOR 81 HOURS.
WAsHfSGrov. Dec. 22.-For New England,
generally warmer fair weather. wilds generally from
west to south rising followed 10y falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states. fair weather "'hus
generally from south. warmer IN ihe nor
norton stationary temperature IN the souhtln p"l,o'
For Tie yicihity OF New-lOrG ANA Ih'lAu'iP"''
warmer, fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

Al Meeting OF the Board Directors OF the Young Mems
chr stah As,ocaou Cy o. New York held December
-. l-7J. the following acton was taken
The plrl OF Directors lrIol with deep sorr)T o.
the ealh fellow ec,r ana treasurer tie
ASSOCIATION Frederick MarqulnL on the morn hg oil sun
day the inst In }ls OF his AMI they desire
q performed his dun director and trcls
with lively Interest m the welfare OF the ASSOCIATION
and tn all with h1 associates he ever
manifested genl' loving rt combined VITA an unhinch
ING rLUss based clelr, practical understanding OF
sab Gets under consider atom.
We extend to his widow aud his fathcress little our
heart relt symp tihy ind comm them Him who the
nusb.ni % he niioT aud ne IN o; the tah Ies';
iosoy,d lat W. attend rs Tuner IN body am tna'
copy u '''' - ''" ~ W v HoPPIN President.
BRADFORD X WILEY Recording secretary.
MORR1SpN-un Friday evening. after short Illness Mrs
Ann jam. WIDOW OF avid Morrison ana darghrL q. the
rratves ircnd, invited to at end her funeral at
q Morrisol 81 r.cntave.. Rrookvu D.. .. -.
Takc North s,cordsL crs from either tho eastern Ds''
v e.ern papers rlo'se copy.
oGpEN-On Monday morning. rcccmber 81. athis late
residence No 4Oi CarrOist, Broo"iyn. James b. oSdh
Fun raj at the hous, at p "Wednesday. December 3d.
Please omit 1owors
rcpont Manor Jeftr.ln Connn. y. v. William Constable
Firrrcp1uJ, IN no eSl year OF hIs age.
RICIAHpT.in Bro.okyn Decrn1Gr , 3D. 81 pneumonia
Tuesday. a. December r. ~ IT,
iIicrm,ut private.
sCHENcK-At II Paul, MINI. December, 81. wllkens
~chcnck tho atI Dr john T.. scIeack OF Mattea
WIZ, =. "
81. NS-Ath ms residence in Glricn ely on SUNDAY
Ale NRIdrr uudsdon stevens. youn gest
ot thr1) Dr. Alexander Ii. stevens IN the 3ith Of
ms
m funeral services will held at tbs Cathedral OF the In
tlrnaiDp G1rdcu CITY, Wcincslr Dec mbor - at 10
the arrival D, IN tram Lowing Long Isl and city 10
and friends invited attend without further
VAN. rUYL-At Elizabeth. Now.Jer'cy. December 90
Andrew r. Van Iuiyi. ago 80.
RI atvrs aud frfr1t5 daily invited to a.te1t the
funeral services his lite dcnce SO south BrOldst
Wednesday. December 3. a hal past 10 O'Clock
Intrpeu lrnty Ccnctory at tne cOnycienc5 OF the
iaulY.
Now Haven papers Ilelsc copy.
VAN VLIET-ln P0ughkceps.o. December TO- George Van
Nlet tn" SSH year o. b sage
Funeral services at christ church. POuyhkoepse on the
I'd inst. NJ O'Clock.
WtIEEnicrci nto rest sunday Dec mber the 7ith
MIS- CGhMl "a Weir. dau hter Of Richard
". Slelgh aud widow OF the Hon. George Weir OF New
YORK
tCaiylry G. utr,h, Su amt. y. j.
Internent at irult, Cemetery, New-lOrk
WaIrGNG-On saturday l0at her late readenco
No 10 West 3Ith7t, Margaret Hurry, wife OF r. IA.
Mhitng. aud daughter o villa ~ Hurry.
ens requested 10 md funeral
on Tuesday Decc b,r - from her late residence. al 10
o..
WuODWAGD-On SATURDAY. December ID. Thomls Wood.
ward. the list year o, his age
VIII be held NJ hls .ato residence ia East
l.-tli.St on Iuo tlay. December q. at II d. IA.
Relatives and friends are invited "a attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
TILE ROCHESTER, CONFERENCE

BUFFALO, Dec. u tSDecidb. -ASsembyman-
elect Gallagher of the IGd Erie District asked to-
day about the conference Rochester on Saturday OF
Western New-York Republican Assen5lymen. lie
said that there were present Assembly
men Cole, OF Schuyler; Pierce, OF Wyo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
GROUND TO PIECES BY A TRAI

GROUND TO PIECES BY A TRAIN.
POTTsvILLt. Dec. 81 (SpecaD.-Ihs morning Jacob
Ommer. age sixty, or Mlnersyile. Instantly killed
by being over by train OF cars on the Mine HILL
Railroad He was standing on the track His body was
literally ground to pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

THE yEUvE CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE.
Yellow label, now in the market is superb, conn
drinz with the grand vintage, 1873 Charles L. schmidt
& Peters, sole agents, ::
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b1ecll NJtcej
William T. Moore. AucIioneer.
MOORES AUCTION GALLERIES
2aO FIFTH AVENUE.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE OF

MOORE'S AUCTION GALLERIES,
go FIFTH AVENUE.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE OF
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
CHOICE ANTIQUE RUGS.
CLOCKS, PORCELAINS. SO.
NOW on EXHIBITION N THE,E GALLERIES.
DAYASD EVENING. UNTIL SOLD
The most at.siic rch rfccty made fdrnure ever
shown m these rooms ncuds chamber SUITS p1rlOr Suits
library and paiior taDics bookcases cabinets sccrares
cass bnaofs cceuon AID e. aiIs In rch tapestry and
AMI lounges n OF which were made
by tho celebrated maker,
MIR. CHARLES TTSCH,
OF lGl MOTrSE,
after nj own gns aud made entirely bv hand.
Gale eltgaut ana Tch
prrrs sprctly the Ncw ~ Exhbi VIE %
is sever u glld anu lYef medals iOr
their brauiy aud excellence Of which most elaOOr
aey carved and inad with coUed woods and
some very choice antique renia rugs. which we recon
cUanOs-cdGS being OF cXct t!ongl beauty nCud
Ing Bokhart. MtCcs kAs' ~ ami D1shnsllh
ALSO,
FinS French sh pOTeeains CLOCKS and clock SETS
dinner dcsser. sta, and otaer ornamental objects
SALE
THIS Tuesday AND wEDNESDAY. DEC. 2? AMI 81
AT 10 O'CLOCK kAC IA MpHNING AND
O'CLOCK EACH AFTERNOON.
Mcdncs lay In order that buyers
have tho delivered the day before Christmas
Please paI tieulariy note hours OF sale.
MOORES AUCTION GALLERIES,
800 FIFrH-AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
ElrlLLr morxnLn 81 ~ AccLDLNTlL SA0E

Max Friedman. n Hungarian, age eighteen
who only weeks in this country boarded with ms
uncle Henry Bcauu e.. ut No. 32G seconded DAIWf
uamcn 4. i. (iOodmuu VINO boarded at the same pace
bnus ht a. ul AMI showed II to FrlcdW "a Last III ~"
The piso went Oh aud Friedman was Hhpl ~ tho ltlt
breast amt taken bellevue Hospital ~ 'yht CON
uttnr lie ,Iys that the shOttInR was accidental put
m her saY tlai be threatened .UCOutuit sulclue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

Failure money In the numerous
HESS limitations BensJns Pasters. Deal with
table druggists Only. See that are not deceived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
n1t.phstmAey. ST. Broadway

ist0us IN t CIV J 'rhh'
iuri-s IT, -iyr d''n ofm" a. the - h"nr'
rrralnr t'.
/, Tie biok dotted Inc frpeniS
H. inicAteJ ~ the tLef'noaeseF At hud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

MUCH BELOW WHAT YOU SUPPOSE.
e prices for gentlemen's jewelry at ID. w
lnOery " Co.'S, % anu % JOhn-st. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

BISBEE-WUEELER- In tho Presbyterian Church, Pough-
keeUsc y. Y. the tn. by the Rev +. y. Whee err
D.. Wini.rcd Daua daughter Of the officiating Clergy
T. Joseph b. BsDee esd. principal OF Mvervew MIL
taiy Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

Eey.York One Of these days The Atlantic Monthly Will
S forced 10 follow The Star Of Empire" and then Boston
viii sit in sackcoth and ashes, and find comfort even
IN bea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
A STORY AROUr RORERr TOOMRS

from this time forward will be suggestive of mustard
pasters and misery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
DIED

All notices Of mariagcs must be niorsed Wih full name
and aIiyrga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

FiyE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY, }
ljj WOhTHSi.. NFW-lOEK.
The Trustees the Five Points House OF Industry
tomake Merry CnrIs mlstie for the chlren the inst
tuition money will be gratefully received and che, "a
may be made u order o. HUGH " CAMP. Treasurer lj5
Worth.st presents the Christmas will
seut notification
Exercises RectatiDns. &c. by the cid.ol at
o. clock and toe Chr.stmias inner will follow.
The public invited 10 visit the Institution.
TRUSTEES
(who also nCOrpOr1tors).
MORRIS X. JLsUP. President
HUGH =. CAMP Ire isu ,ec
GEO + BELTS, secretary.
CHARLES LANlER. DAVID :. EGL ESrON
OLIVE Il HARTMAN, GEORGE II MORGAN,
WALTER II. LEWIS, HENRY =. HAML:Y.
NM. F. BARNARD, Superiutc nGeat
The Chidrcn's Fold.
boulevard. corner OF west 03d-st
AIDES OF tho FOd de 20 Merry Christmas
for their go CHILDREN. DOHat be sent 10
JAMES PUIT Treasurer IL Astor Pace.
William Schaus.
IMPORTER OF
PAINTINGS, ETCHINGs. ESGRAVINGs. &c.
2Oi 5TH-AVE
CMADIsON SQUARE,
OPEN EVENINGS.
CHRISTMAS PREsENTS.-BOOs, shoes, Toilet
SINNERS for ladies' gentlemen and youths. PatrOnze
A CO.. 70 w . 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION
OF NETWORK CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
The Hospital

LIE. TOMPKINs. Treasnrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Post Onice Notice

CuRIsTMNs PREsENTs.-BoOts. Shoes, ToIlct
spp,rs for ladies' misses gentlemen and youths.
-f' MILLER n Co.. 20 ", o. l. th IT,.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
NO.ice.

Az important meeting OF the Tombstone
Stock Growers Association viz - it'ld Y
Tombstone, tufdny, October Srd. 1886. AZ
sS.ssk Pm. III. being the last suSIieri. a,.i'
Will Oe held, az! ICrmbets and Interested
cattle men OF Cochise County, are earnestly
-eQncsted to aiienC. Members viii please
bring q crsw.rg q Their brands and ear
marks to be inscrt-d N a stoci: packet book
which viii be completed nor publication a'
thi. meeting. -
. -. '': {. 9. ABsasT, P:esidcnt.
q" r.. F. HERRERA, s. 'aNy.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

EulQ OAoSo may M found q flo rs Csc, r
vOlO CH6 en- howell! Cos NcwspapGr A.
T-rtaiRG Bureau 40 Spruce ST. wherc acverrtsii !;
CS9:.cscts G-ay ~ LIaio ior Il IN NEW AOk1A-
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

For the finest brand o. imported wiues
liquors and cigars. TIE Pony saloon take :
the cake. Ton Joncs is always, eH'
TO meet his friends, and you Ma.
depend on receiving tss finest k:ud c.
treatment. icsJy
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Occidental.

Hotel. The on,y first class hote! in
Tombstone. Situated on the co-nrr ni
Fourth ard Alien streets. Hsndsomel'
fu.niehed throughout, and Las al, mod
IN impro-emen,s. Travellers are recon
Iaendea-to s;op a: this house. Privs'.
Sooms foe commercial tra7elers. Iar
bar Of this house Is furnished WIN i'm
proved billiard tables and card rooms,
and is stocked With the finest brands %;
wines, liquors and cigars.
aft JesKPz PAscHoLy.
Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Rooms to Rent.

Having leased the Way Up lndsin
house on Allen street, and renovared IL,
same, am now prepared TO rent roorI'
,oy the day. week 0. Month. al ressop I.
BILE rates. Give nc call!
LOTTR ECAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
MOl1. "a n :tanch IL r Sale,

Or will take Seek On Shares.
onc of the last ranges in &C ise
20, foQr miles from Ft. Huachuc1
on ne prairie, Eivuty Of water, GO !
new Improvements. Large corrals
celle, an | hol : 5, garden spot fer-
ccd Call or address. G. ". Ic
Lane, Jr., at the ranch.