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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
WENTWORTH CITY.

General Shaler was at the office of the Board OF
Health Yesterday
The Republican Committee of Investigation Eyes;
terday elected Edward Mitchell chairman, ana
j. L. y. Hunt secretary
The Grant Monument Committee received Sub
scrntions amounting TO S4JD 81 yesterday, making
the whole sum received S1O4,211 Il.
Mrs. Mary Ryan, of No 300 East Twenty-siXth-
ST. was taken to Bellevue Hospital Yesterday.
suffering from dlsocatiOn of the jaw caused by "a
yawp.
Contractor Wharton. of Philadelphia, who LAID
the Broadway Surface Railroad, hogan laying rails
yesteIay in James Slip as a beginning OF the
Chambers Street and Grand Street CrOss-t0wn
road.
The body of Maurice Gaupillot. French Gower-
maker, was found hanging at No. ] II south Filth
ave. yesterday. He had lived alone for years III
the room where he killed himself
TIE CABLE ROAD FAILS TO GET 4 FRATCHIsE.
The application of the Cable Railway Company
for a franchise TO build and operate railroads in
seventy or more milos of the ctys streets was
refused Yesterday 10y tho Aldermen, the vote
standing II to II.
THREE RAILWAY FRANCHISES VETOED.
The Mayor yesterday sent to the Aldermen vetoes
of the resolutions granting franchises to the
Houston. West Street and Payon.a cry; the ~
Avenue and EiGhty-sxth Street railroad COM
SEAMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
While the steamship Hudson of the Cromwell
Line was docking al Pier No. II, North River, yes
terday, Frederick II. Lewa was caught between
were crushed in an instant He was in the employ
of the company and had lust arrived on the steamer
from Ne g. Orleans. He lived when not at sea, at
No. l07 Grconwlch-st, ANA was a Prusslan by
birth.
SALE OF BATES. REED AND COOLEY's STOCK
The auctiOn sale of Bates. Reed COOleys entire
stock has been going since Monday. and Will lie
continued until Friday afternoon. stock valued ~
over $500. 600 will he disposed of IN this way.
Merchants from nearly all the southern cities and
from places as far west rs Denver, were present
Yesterday at the sale of Shawls ClOaks dress goods
and silks. As a rule low pr,ccs were realized
Reed n Cooley will open their new dry goods
commission house, Worth and Church sts.. on
January l. -
BROOKLYN.
The DOlphn was placed I'm commission at tho Navy
Yard yesterday She Is expected to sail on Friday.
st the hearing OF the Trunk Line Commissioners yea
tcrday relative to placing the road IN luton-s below
the City Hail. il stated that propcryownrr in
the favored the road there although OF tie
tenants 90.
new bell. weighing 1000 pounds with its fixtures,
has been secured for Tho cdlfcc 81 the Roman
Catholic Church OF the Most Holy Trinity III Montrose
Mayor Low yesterday approved IN" bond 81 As-cssor
David :. AruOtt, which tie Aldermen rov"d on Mon
day after unexplained delay OF three months. Mr
ArnOu will assume Office today, succeeding v. u. Hop
kin. His term j. iOI four years and The salary j.
5000
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WESTERN UNION DIVIDEED REDUCED

The Fyecrtiye Committee Of the WeSltLH
Union Telegraph Company met yesterday 10 ACT pv w,
question OF dividend for the present quarter anu tom
considerable discussion recommended reductom - J
10 to Ia per cent RumOrs that the DIVIDEND mo
reduced were ed In Wall Street week ago p Tho
denied In an eyasve way by some OF the directors
company There dissenson IN the co'niS' ro
as to the necessity of making reduction kusseiI "a
made the motion, which seconded by Jay SIouu an
passed unanimously. The statement that VIII We So.
mtted at tho meeting OF the full Board to-day VIII %
that 800 900 has been paid out III WhaS ~ n,
"extraOrdinary expenditures" One-half OF ths M
required for the repairs OF the American an con-
Cnba cables and the other for the payment OF some
tested taxes in different parts or the country - ~
abatement Is said to show that the previous lde VI
per cent yearly was not earned the present quarter
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HARD LUCK OF A TOO RASH LOVER

Hugh Henry. age nineteen, was arragncd before
Recorder McDonough yesterday In Il0bOken. charged
with ma ci0us mischcf and dI~ordeiy conduct. Mra.
Eliza Williams, No. l2i New Ar-st, also charged
with disOrdcrly conduct, but she was lOuuraby dis
charged. Henry infatuated with her Mary
sixteen. and Monday night after the family
tired Henry sought to obtain animtcryew with her by
climbing into her bedroom from the roof an
al Joining shed. He fell through the window.
carrying the sash and all with Inn and causing
crash which not awakened Mary,
but her mother and the entire household. Mrs. Williams
FASTENED TO Lcr daughter who screaming the top
OF her voice. and found Henry under tho bed. She
dragged him and under the impression that he was
burglar giving him vigorous shaking when "a
policeman arrested them both suspicion that they
were having rough and tumble fight. Henry sent
to the penitentary for three months.
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Erclyr oIrJ> 10 coL,uGu coLLrGE

The trustee of Columbia College on Monday
accepted olrr from I"~.c Sell IVA through Pro-
maintain four tcllpy-iiV- Of 500
each for five years, The school 81 Political rtlcuC
Thomas T. Iuwu,rul, the compiler o. the " Ice oid al
the tiVil War proposed to deposit la, great work Ia
Library hail Of the college, to Ice consul ted ~
students aud readers 10 the library, Tor years. and
ger uui~-- he shout have Offer SCI" o., which
csc the college Should have the night uf PIE cup
Ic historical value 81 this work great. AMI Tie offer
wa. accepted by the lrt-tccs. handsomely executed
portrait Of phon whitney IlGnN w.o hrqu athrd To-
columbia College h.4 valuable private library. having
IL. c placed the Library han 10y Nr--r- Lloyd and
Pmllip. PhuuN, brp;htiS OF the deceased man. ~
resolved tat TIA" thanks Of thc Trustees thuuIt Uc
.cutrd o. them. ina X. were also presented to u +.
Lonbit Of thus city. Tor git OF books Ia The library
sild 10 amnunL u more llln t2OOuO do Yalne.
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LONG IsLAND rOLIrLcIANs FIGnTING.

At hemOnthly meeting Of he Democratic General
Committee 81 Long Island City No day night, rcsO
luton having been adopted which had the eject Of
taking the control of organization from Alderman
Patrick j. Gleason. he be- ana made
discriminate onslaught on a.! thOA" who had voted
against hiu. Finally painting ont Supervisor George H.
smith, he sad: " You're a Republican, - YOU
Tho supervisor rctOrtcd with a blow win his
heavy cane on the cN-AldeTm1n's head GLEASON then
picked Mp chair and about 10 strik" sup ryisOr
Smith when Morris smith and Patrick j. Murphy inter-
fered. Gleason then said 10 Murphy "Iil finish
you," lie then put his hand his hi kct ana parlY
drew his revolver. Murphy also put Tia hanl 10 his hip
pocket, saying, Two can Play at IN game" Before
either could shoot others tCrcrcd Hud separated the
men. general row followed, M winch several broken
heads and dtscOoYe eyes received. The fghIing
was kept mp uHtt the chairman declared tho meeting
adlOuricd and OrdCrod the llgLts put out.
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uNLrED ,rArM, .NrNEltE cOURr.

WAsuISGToV, Dcc.S In the United States
Supreme Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
80 So John Coyic appellant. agt Henry Davis and
Of -ubm sion -tu, an oa ana ctu7' ordered Tot Eu-
mont att 20. %.
No -. O-Na.aun Wc'tou AMI otiers ETC. piaini'n 20
John Nil.r Ia tu lr lr,ut Court tie
Iti;rt States D.-'rr %! 'aforu On motion Of -
PIu- for IN d."n aut lu 'r'r dpvk'c and dnis s'd
with costs
40 go BROOKE MacKau IT,. npp'nnt at Alfred Rich
No lou o nj ~ hN EuOh Tot
and " webb w support % IN 'tou AMI by Wil0n IA
lbs Do oppD.luoa Their o..
y, 'A.--rsl. ~ Kerr and o'hcrt apn, 1nts. ant the
-ou;h Para Motion & stIk" ont certain
RI. Of TIE record irl by Fuller 90 sup! or o.
non and %. j. IsaIm In oup0.il n th"r,t"
Ianiri Nc' luIr appellant. ag the uiitd states
Motion &, roman 80 tot-t Of tat - Argued 10y
~ufppr, o motion and by Assis ant Attorney ',n
cr4l sialIy . 0ppo. iuu taelr,O.
So = rae Northern Ihrinc u"'irod 'omp'uy rlal'ta
ID Il4,tlu 10 Nctucit Argument communal uy
lot TIE p.antn IN error ana Oy lhoais Wilson
for tie "a e.rud.nt IN ctIur
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SEEKING PARDON AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

KINGSTON, Dee. 7.-William Willis, who was
convicted OF murder in the first degree in December
1864 sentenced he hanged and finally sent TO prlson
for life his punishment having been c0mmutcd through
the efforts Of Judge wesbrooks and others here. Il now
seeking a pardon from Governor HILL The crime was
committed at Ellcnville SOB Wills engaged To
marry young OF tile place, but having acquired
Incorporate habits in the Union Army, he was trand
the woman married Robert Phelan. Returning from no
war a few weeks later, willis went 40 once TO Mrs Phe
lan's house. found her alone and stabbed her several
times ia the neck causing her death.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Gibbs Investigating Committee, Morton House. lO:3o
O.. III.
Cutting will case surToGates Court, II a. m.
Bedford Farmers Club KatOnah. " y, p. M
Board Of Education special meeting, 4 p H.
Aaueduct, Dock and Fire commissioners meetings
The Rev. II. Il. Haweis on Wagner before Nineteenth
Century Club u. III. 49,,
Departure OF Newark children on steamship Canada
for Paris. ~ nit,
Stanley reference case Mutual Life Insurance Build
Ing IL q. IN.
Geoghegan reference case before Referee Lyon -.
Ladies' Board OF New-YOrk OrthOpedc Hospital, No.
1875 East Flfty-ninthst., y. III.
Con 'tituton club. No. 81 Madlsonaye., p IN. 49,.
Moody and Sankcy meeting, Association Hail. Brook-
lyn u.
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ICE MAKING RAPIDLY IN THE HUDSON.

POUGHKEEPSIE, Dec. Sd lspatchcs from up
the Hudson this evening show that ice is making rapidly
EVERYWHERE The tug Roman passed Castlcton TINS
morning going to Albany, and will get through Win
difficulty The river there is brdged with ice TIE lee
I'm schodack Creek is three inches thick, and boats
tbero are in winter quarters. At Stuyye-
SAINT the river chOkcd with ice At COXsackee all boats
have been hauled on and river crossing IL difficult Inc
steamer McMannus has gone into winter quarters Inc
river s also lul of Hudson aud CatSkl AMI Ice II
running ne far down as EsOpus Island II Is about an
inch thick Two brick barges are frozen In near Ch-S
and the Norwich will 20 TO their rescue tO-morroW'
The fcrryboat IA Catskli Is running with much difficulty
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clLLSLHENLCS E0R WOMEN

The Ladies' Health Protective Association
held it, annual meeting yesterday at the Bcekman Hi
Methodist Ep-cOpal Church. Or John Peters, IIoratu
TMOnby and Major Haggerty the advisoty commit toe
advocated presenting % the Legislature bill compelling
All the house to build largo abnt Or
Mas Thomas reported Ou the organization Of assoc-
ton for womens casihenics The rooms 10 be over
those of the MOmons Exchange. In Fifth-Yc near TAR
trth ST. meeting 10 perfect the scheme Il to be held
nj uelmoncos Monday. The following officers were
elected: President Mrs NJ r. wendt vice sdents
Mr. r. j. Sparks aud Mr.. l. T. IIarand secretaries.
MIRA VI. l.. ITautman and Mrs. Horez treasurer, MrG
l. .EHl
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ALDERMEN ASKING FOR / PUBLTC LIBRART

:
men Yesterday alter preamble n which he spoke of
The necessity fostering institutions OF learning art
and scle zee In the city offered thI- solution
Hsored the Lsg stature ~ the stat Of Ncw.Yok be
The most bcrll AMI
cred bass. Pubic LbWy. rich SINH
Of tho by -
nd rhlll nttugy supple ueut
Inc eGucaiu con,tutnE with uur pubic -clDit col
tie museums o. ART ana 81 science, uuINsTy worthy
@ The itV If Ncw-l ufk
J,.grri That His loFO the Mayor 1ni the counsel
OrDOratiOl n.itc u ne e special
i,.c q. L,i. i.oard T. sub
"A memorial for ieVlslatipn in
and to DRAFT q proper act Of incorporation.
The resolution was passed unanimously. The follow
inc Amounted rs the committee: President
ger ir.l'rcsidcnt Jdohnc Aldermen Morgan Hall aud
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chrysanthemum show given By the society. had Deea
over $500. The hall. which the society purcnsteu
since their last meeting for $4,000 Owing TO their ~
ability to pay interest the bonds, az per ce,.
The officers were reelected as follows: PresdennI'
Samuel Sloan vicepresidents. j. Pierpont M1rkai, IA
f. Spaulding William r. Dinsmore, Hugh AucnlhcIoss
Percy r. Pyne James h. Colgate, Richard Arnold Jon
ii. Taylor; secretary, James Mufkiahd uo"'"i'i'
Isaac H. Young
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunsrick-Sr A. p. Caron: Canadian
Minister OF Militia; the Hon. Thomas McGreyy ana
Colonel john Hay of Cleveland. Gtisey HOUSE.
General Lewis Wallace Of Indiana and senator f. d.
Thomas of Norwich, y. w.. Windsor HOft
ernor James E. English. of Connecticut ron Arrnne
Hotei-Charles +. Perkins president OF the Cnicss"
H. de IT, Hay, OF England. Ner-1 ck H9fet-Judge
Alton b. ParAc- OF Kingston, " w.. Murray mn
Hof,i-D L. Moody of Mortified. Mass. Metr02ottan
Hoiei-Genera " VI. CARTS. OF Ogdensunrg S0r
Congressman George c. Hazelton or Nlsco-
sin ~ Sf,arecdlt HoUse-Titus Sheard, OF Little fa",
r. w. Hofman H0aSe-James y. Matthews, OF Inc
J}uGgO
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in Major General swindley and the

W. johnson 3 McA,pn, MajorGenerai swindiey ana the
Rev. II. Whitteton. , rsomo. Archibald
Charles Durant A. Gillig william MscN It, Sonnsi
son Jol Lawrle family Henry lOpey ANU ,b and
ii. Ray Meyers the Rev. A. M'Giyray James W. '"'' ~
Dr. Wallace. c.,u md vise NJ and
Mrs Thomas Il FELTON, g. b. Goodwin Dr. ~ v, vract
and family 10 10 Streeter and family aud Dr. Eugene
wrath. - 1,.,,~ pocon and wife
rh.otn,o Pcrlel w a. Birney. W. Il. Bridgman y. e.
Fraser " Hailanl the Rev. III T. McCaDe SaPi few
trCs DR. William Robinson. Count Leo lbun' "ehe'A' ~
Wallace and w. h. Wyman.
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THE AmroR FAroRs SrAGEs ~ 1r7H.ArE

IhC MaYOr sent 10 INC ATUtTmcn Yp9tCrNly
with approval the Application ot the Fifth Avenue
Transportation Company for pfrml-sion 10 establish
stage line from Blceckr,t. and South Flfhayc through
Fnb-aye to Eighty sccOndst lie said that the duly OF
the Mayor and Aldermen WAS simply to decide whether
IL /. advisable to establish such route Only tho
person o company bdiinS the largest wear for
Inc privilege with adequate security obtain the
franchise. lie explains his reasons for fIyOrug
uc saying such transportation needed that
a valid law fOrbiit the wing of tracks In the
avenue. Inc Mayors message was laid over for -
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MoRAL 0OURAGE FOR BUSINESS MEN.

"MOral Courage was the subject of the
Rev W Hay Aitkcn'- sermon 10 the business men at
Trinity Church yesterday noon. zone cause OF the
neglect OF conscience he SAID IN the Worship Of Nam.
mon. StupcndOus sacrifices are required nv Mammnn.
They are the saorhces OF conscience II Ia ess eIpen-
siye to keep carriage and pair than 10 Keep clear
conscience. The tho verge OF bankruptcy Would
sacrneo his daughter TO Mammon to keep oil financial
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS POR
SHIPPING NEWS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.TORK...........TU ESDAY. DEC. D. 1907
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Aurania fBr) Hams Liverpool Nov 2s Queens.
to Vernon Brown co Arrived at the Bar at I25C M on
steamer Furnessa 1r HederwiSs IasDw G HroS
steamer IMPg"nda Br Duiac Marseilss Nov Naples
L. with md.e SO TO Jas Elwe Co. AT
a. the Bar at 81 pm. O.. -, .,,,, ,-,, ,nose
passengers To OutcrOrige Co. Arrived al Tue n'
steamer hudson Freeman Orleans days. with mdse
and pas sengers { seaman ,,o =.
Steamer ~ Paso quick, New orleans DAYS WIN n'o ~
steamer CIV or Columbia Woodruff charleston days
with ndse and passengers TO W Quntard & Co ~
toll with mIse and osssencer. 20 Ud dominion 50 Co.
steamer CITY New bedford DAVIS. Fall River with mdso
empty barrels to order; vessel to d b Dearborn
sUNSEr-wind At sandy HOOK. Light. sw fair At City
Island. hight. > "; cloudy.
wInd, 5 8 mics. swell light. f. Weather. CLOUDY.
CLEARED
tBrl smith Glasgow -Funch Edye & Co
steamer ger. wleserod Bremen Via southampton
steamer canada r) lie Ker.abiec Hsvre de BebaR
steamer Chateru iaute ttr Journtlil Bordeaux
steamer Excelsior Higgins w.Orlesns-J T Van sickle
steamer state VI iexss Williams, fernandna-C NAL
Steamer Cha,tanoochce Catherine Savannah Henry
Seaner Yo1tord Br Crosby, Beaufort sc-Funch Edye
steamer Seneca walker Norfolk West Point and Newport
News old dominion - co. cue,
steamer Josephine Thomson Moore Baltimore Krems
steamer {; ltuctl- Coleman Boston fl + DmOck-
ship Metcif Nor. Larsen IL 'mbnrs-C IODas q Co.
SAILED.
steamers - Romans FOR Liverpoo Dorset. Avonmoutb
Poly nosia lamburt, CAigeodoan PfosIes0i NacoVeh'e
ship Gem, Tor Ne"OTloans.
Also .li,ed-ya Long Island sound-Ship Berthe Bigeiov
Barss SWAN. for Singapore; Bristol, Antwerp.
rIIE MOVEMENTS Of SrGAIHNa
FOREIGN PORTS.
o-rEN-rowv. Dec arrived, steamer Lord Cough sar
and projected.
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DEATH OF 4 CADET FROM HEART DISEASE.

NrwBURG, Dee. % (Specidh. SORROW
is felt among his classmates at the Military Academy,
West Point over the death Cadet John w. Gadng lie
was in the Barracks last evening aud complained that
his heart troubling him. Before long he tainted but
recovering somewhat taken to tho hospital ana
III ced under the OF Surgeon Smith. lie again
droupcd into ainting spell and expired. IL IA believed
thai heart disease caused his death Gazing was al-
pointed Massachusetts, IN lee4, age nineteen ahu
was bright and popular with his classmates
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SYRACUSE, Dec..7 (SPecidh.-St. Mary's new
Catholic Church. largest the state outside of No"
York CITY, dedicated yesterday with mfO-inS cere-
monies. Bishops McNierncy, OF Albany. and Ryan, OF
Buffalo ec atod special feature Of the musical pro
grammc was "A solo sung by Madame Pauline fAlenand'
whose parents 1--we syracuse. The ceremonies were
witnessed by 5000 persons. TIE bItding was begun
twelve years ago by the Row. James A. Olara the pres
M
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RAHwAY-John r. Morse. OF the oldest citizens OF
this place stricken with paralysis Sunday night
while visiting lis daughter Mr-. Flau who lives m Mil
tOnaye He has held the offices OF Water and school Com
missioner and was the nominee OF his party for Mayor
several years ago.
LITTLE FALIs.-Tbe body OF George Meron was found
IN the canal yesterday He had probably fallen on tue
brld re while intOxcael He had been missing since
Saturday night when he started 10 call Aunt Sally
Story who served term IN jail for poisoning neigh
i..N
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-smalpOx is in a fair way 30 he
epidemic in the city. on Sunday, "a child Of
Thomas Flynn, who keeps q grocery In Vernon ave,
died from the disease and Monday two more OF the
children became III with tho disease. Meantime the
store was kept open to the public. Yesterday the
Board OF Health Guaranteed the house and had the
sufferers removed 10 the Riverside Hospital
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ALONG TILE sOuND.

SoUTHISGTos.-At social gathering Oh Monday while
dynamite cartridge was being examined Charles ii.
folio we'd blowing OF two fingers of the right hand and
destroying his right eye. Six young men and women
Witnessed the acena.
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INDICTED FOR BLACKMAu-

WATERTOWN, DOC. S.-W IITIdW NCtU, MINIS
George Andrews who was arrested in New-iork last
week for blaCEmailing G. G. Noble, OF Theresa was In
dicrd by the Grand Jury here to-day Andrews who IS
fl iail here, denies the charge.
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will all he finished today, and tomorrow at o'clock
the second lncineration will take place The BODY 10 ne
cremated is that OF Martin NJ GOldschmdt OF TINS Guy
Tie was German age rtyfOnr. and died on sunday
There will he no exercises at the crematOry,
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QUESTIONS ABoUr THE BROADWAY ROAD

Ex-Unlted States District Attorney lihu Root
bas been engaged counsel by the stockholders OF the
Broadway ana Eleventh. Avenue Railroad Company
who are dissatished with the manpulatiOns OF
che road in Its relatiOnn TO the Broadway Sur
face Railroad G. I. rockingham. John g. James aud
W Howard Glider formulated yesterday the questions
wDieL they wish to ask the management regarding the
relations Of the two roads and OF the Twenty third
Street Railroad TO another These presen
by President FOrshay last evening
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LEKsEN CITY.

The body of the man found the Pavonia Ferry
Monday that OF Jacob Weber jewollcr, sixty
who has been missing from his home, No. $3.50
Fourth ST., for ten days
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MARINE INTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE ALNANAL
SIM r,ses o. sets 20 Moon set, 1870 Moons d.
nIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 " SANDY Uook 9.jyiGov slant 9:3s Tell GAIA lliZf
PK-Saniy HOOK 93i Gov Island lOlA heh ""'~ hoo"'
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COMPELLED TO SELL I0ULTURAL HALL.
The annual business meeting Of the New
York Horticultural Society was held yesterday In the
Horticultural Hail. Twonty-elghth.s- and Broadway.
The Finance Committee reported balance Of S64l IN
the treasury and said that tho proceeds OF tho
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ruin She will be urged TO marry the man WIN s Tins
dssolutc hablts, and the tenderest Ties ou 0 ~
q eYered."
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

BY Celtic White stun from I.iverpo0l-Tho Rev.
J. Bernard j. ID. RaokwuOd Charles r. Gator ID. H. Finch
Leslie Gault Lieutenant T. b. j. Greble and wfo, Judge
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LuNpGoEG's RHENIsU COLOGNE.

You can keep your hair abundant and glossy
and retain "a ~. color vii! q +,.r'- lar B-lW
No relief ior Il i, liza" lar,er's Tone.
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EOVENINE.

no buy a thing right, buy where il is made.
L G. {. SHAYNE fashion lr,e furrier JOS Pl1cf 81.
msnu,a lures his own GOODS am sells al naaliJ'uie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

TNHE correct STYLES in seaskin garments are
L manufactured by &. O. sHAYNE lO3 Prince-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

'EHE NEW STYLES SEALSKIN and otter
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
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