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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
BIG FARO PLAYING.
cntcago D,spatra to me Cincinnati Enquirer

Cnfeago D,spatrh TO me Cincinnati Enquirer.
An unknown man, who is said to DO walter by
trade, has been playing star engagement at gam
bling house at No. 125 South Clark ct for few days
past, aud his net vim ngs aggregate about $2o,Ooo
The stranger who Il about 81 years old, OF medium
build and fair complexion and hair has been known IN
tie Clark-st. houses for year. Until three months
ago fifty cent bet was about his limit. Then no
returned here from Colorado, where no Is said to have
baLed out as a high roller.
After winning FIVE hundred dollars from two fifty
cent CHRIS, he settled down steady player. ono
night when John Con on dealing he won pct OF
nifty do lars behind the four, five and six Tho usual
limit OF the game was forty dollars He lot the oo'
and ay stand, and 1t aga making 900 In oil
Condor the bet and pay up, and tho owner after
hest ating a moment, asked: "Can 1t all gof Con
don replied "You must be the doctor" Inc bet was
not on allowed to stand but was pressed you. ne
70 bets Of $3.50 each and quit. Subsequently
he increased bis winnings in the house TO between
500 o and $4,000.
Making another trip West he returned ten days ago.
TachNnI No. 1913 again, he obtained limit OF SlOo
10 single cards. and 500 and $3.50 to double. he
bought chips at 800 each, and last week won nearly
100000 .
Friday night tho "bgh roller" could not get "acon"
quick enough at tho limit, and challenged everybody
around the tlble to bet the outside on the last
turn "One arm" schimmel went against him for
while. They bet from 800 to as high as $500 on
turn, and finally quit about even.
Saturday night he wenttO st. Louis. Yesterday
no back again and occupying his favorite seat
Be'ore night he $4,000 ahead After supper no
began losing ana alter Playing uhIl 0ioon .NiS
morn ng, got uprom the table 10000 loser, or 9o'ooo
OF than when he began Monday morning.
Dufing tho ght he made two remarkable pays
In the first he ran one $50 check to $500. and In
the second he two ESQ checks up TO St,'oo:
Toward morning he became impatient and pantered
scbi,nme, IN "size mp on last turns Luck
against him. and from beginning OF ono check Schim-
mel beat him out of bets OF 5000. $500. $500 ana
81, 900. He also called turns successfully Tor from
$3.50 to $500. But for these losses he would quS
ahead on the day. The play the most sensational
In Gin
4 DIT .lu,a List winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
rrvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER

Bark Lizzie Curry tBrh Mcculoch Bermuds-c W Der.
tank.
Brg soun, Givan Bridgetown. Bsrbsdoes-L W Arm.
strong.
brig Aldine fBr, Carly Richmond Boyd a HIncken.
ecir Ella Warner. Hobrook. Mayaguex-J Miller Co
6ohr Anita tBr seeey, st Htephens B-Scammeu Bros
echr w (Br) Mclean, st John, NB-scammen Bros
SAILED
Australia and PolceverA Mediterranean pors
werra Bremen; Gotbsrd Bristol, Scotia Newport News
and Aspuwa Philadelphia iagusyra Flamborough Wind
ward Islands, Colorado Gaveston Commonwealth Phadsl
phiA
Ship Carl, for Bremen.
Barks Levuka. for London; Ranavola Exmouth; Emilo
Bremen; Atlantic. Rarbadoes-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamers Marsaa (ger) Mass from Hamburg for New
York and Nassaa India been In COLLISION
in the Elbe. Both were damaged.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
oUEENsrowr. Doc 22saed steamer ssrdnian tBr> nom
Liverpool hence NowYork Chartered bv the InmHn
ScfLLY, Dec 22-Passed steamer Wesfernland (Bolg),
Rende from Eew-Y0rk her way 10 Antwerp.
CoPKxBAokN, Nov 22-Arrived. steamer Island (Dan)
Skjoit from New-York
HAvRR Dec 22-Saed. steamer Westphsa tGer, Barends
from Hamburg hence for Ncw.York. -.
DkEA Dec 2lsaled steamer California (Br Young ior
HewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
BROOKLYN.

An examination OF candidates for the positions OF police
captains will be held to-day There are two vacancies causn
by the promotion Captains Kelley and Mclaughlin 10 be
inspectors.
The renodelled Trinity Baptist Church at Greene and
Pachep AYES was formally dedcated services held
Tuesday evening and evening The the building
been been completely rrhtted The seat
ing caracily 1000 The improvements have cost
$1,000 Addresses made at the services by the Rev
Drs Thomas Rhodes Eddy and Hunpstone The pastor ID
the Rev, g. Nelson.
Registrar OF Arrears sold auction yesterday tho
property the Twenty Ward upon which OF
taxes 1882 1883 and 1884 unpaid There lively
bidding for tho best property upon which the arrears Arc
small
John f. Mccormick. age sixteen OF No 6i3 Atanticave.
fell down elevator shalt ia Websers slverpang facty
Fifth aud Atlantic yesterday and was instantly
killed
The BROOKLYN Saturday and Sunday Association
makes its annual appeal for funds. Collection boxes
placed points aud contributions wall be
taken In large Of churches sunday. Last year
the association collected 1852 34 which distributed
among institutions
Of Michael Della upon the charge Of numbering
Frank Fellow Italian luDkman September IS. In
Brooklyn the jury the tOnrt Of Sessions returned
verdict murder III the second degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK... WEDNESDAY. DEC. 90. 1ss
ARRIVED

W
ARRIVED
with dse and Is passengers Patton Vickes Co.
steamer lBr Stewart IverDoO Dec
p Douglass lass Arrived the Bar at Il IS pm
9so hve Asp the na Bar at win ma'e TO
Steamer Momva ierl Pezoldt HAMBURG Dec D. iavre s,
Steamer caiand tDch Boujer Rotterdam Dec with
ms. and bog steease passenEersto Funch Edge
& Co. Arrived At the Bar at , M -
cabin aud 26T storage passengers to Peter Wright
Sons Arrived AT me Bar a. Ido yovG Frueo .r
t, 1I H. csna d Palermo Naples Gbraai Nth
se TO Henderson Bros Arrived at the
Bar Al W" IT. George Br, Shields Rio Janeiro Nov a. St
Thomas days with coffee TO Barrett Co. Arrived at the
s,eamy CITY OF Washington Rettig Cruz
tea 10 Pr,geso IL Havana H. with mdse and passengers
steamer Geo clyde Holmes san Domingo CITY Doc o.
s wa md and passengers Vim clyde Co Arrived
p,a1s 80. ALUM Jscme7 Aux Caye. =: Jereme
~ "I PIN Forwood i CO. Arrived at the Bar alta .
Rover tiir Manshs eta. bq%eoa days with ut
Hudson Freeman days. with mdso
and Eaorado Byrae days
Steamer city Of san Antonio Wilder via Port
Royal days with mise and PASSENGERS to IL Mallory 40
ton wiii mdso amt passengers to Vim Clyde q Co.
o nteS M se and passengers to Old Dominion Co
Steamer Roanoke, Coucn Newport News with mdse and
Barr Rabe saw, en- Cardenas days sugar and
asuhaltuIn to order; vessel TO swan Son. -.
Bcat,Ie. NS. "a days. tanso
DAYS with coal TO order. vessel 10 Scammel Bros.
rg Marcia, Moore Guantanamo IL days with sugar U
Moses Taylor 4 Co. vessel Ia a Son.
Brig johanna Brands Sagua IL days. with sugar TO
Tucker q Co vessel 10 swan 4 son.
schr Mary Douglass Perkins, Baracoa 10 days. with
fruit to Dumois, vessel TO J h Milee & Co
SUNSEr-Wind at sandy HOOK aam thick fog. At City
IsiAn,- light N 4: thick fog.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Wyoming Br Rgby, Liverpool Dec IL. Queens
~ with mse 81 cabin and ~ seerage passengers to
NJ Underhin q Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10
CLEARED
Steamer Vera Gerl. Bussius Bremen Southampton
Steamer Daibeaue (Br) Gregory Progreso-W Huribut
a Co.
steamer Colorado Danies Galveston-C Mallory Co.
Steamer w Jones tDr) Houit Newport News-s camme
Bros.
steamer Breakwater Jenney Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mOnd-Old Dominion rs 20.
steamer Knight Chichester. Alexandria ana george
| town. Wighman.
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk Phlade lphia-Robe
q King
steamer Eleanor, Bragg. Portand-Horatio Hall
ship Argoenr tBrL McAusand, Calcutta-Arkell Doug
lass
snip Josephus (3r. Rogers. Havre-B Metcaif q 90.
Bark John Dunyan Lancaster Bordeaux -Pendleton Car
n NichoiA
Bark Felix tfinss. DahlDerg. Rouen-C Tobias a Co.
Bark halkan tAust Fragnerel lisbon-Bela Cosulich
BARK Hazbet tNor Olsen. Guayaquil Eo-The New ork
Commercial Co Limited
Bsrk LYDIA tBr) Lowery, Rio Janero- scanmsn Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

Mrs Gibson the vie OF William Gibson, longshoreman
who lives al NO 50 MoIris-st. Jersey city,
arrsigned before United states Commissioner MUIR.
held Yesterday charged with smuggling About
l3O a. IN. yesterday Policeman keardOn
by Gibson who asked him whe he could ind Gus
ION the policeman questions
BISON said his muggler and lie wanted
said that she had been the
for some orders and he other
way stopping than by having her arestei She
on uesday returned at late hour with basket
filled with valuable lace Her husband tried TO take IL
with the John Harey boarer,
sine the basket ami drove her husband
from the house Policeman ReaIdoD arrested Mrs Gibson
Haley The woman refused 10 make any statement
20 che innocent OF the charge. She Will
,e w lere or from whom she obtained the lace Her
Young that she has been the habit for
time bringing aud into the house
be taking them away AGAIN Their father
srrated with frequently but she told him 1t OF
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
TOROGGAyIyG ON TIE POLO 6ROUNDS.

The nag foated from the grand stand ON the Polo
Grounds yesterday the first time since the NewYork
Club finished the baseball season. Some OF the we'll
ball players present. but instead Of being on
the diamond Held they steering toboggans ON the
chntes which from Fjfth-aye TO the grand stand
1t was informal opening of the first oboggan slide
that has been constructed In NewYork City There
were not many people present. because few aware
that the sport was 10 begin, but those who were
fortunate enough to be ON the grounds entered
p,e,1ily and heartily into the spirit OF the
occasion and gided down tho chutes and over
the snow amid shouts OF approval from the spectators
Dave orr the OF the Metropolitan Club
had the honor taking the frat lady in toboggan on
fhe polo Grounds Sam Crane proved 70 be az good
scerer Of toboggan he is guardian OF second bsse
~ the cysning the grounds lighted with torches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

lanes Knicker ocker tired in General sessions
Court OF Jersey yesterday for larceny
lie Is an agent for George Il. Watson who sells sew.
inc machines and spring beds the instalnen man Mrs
Minnie Longreat OF No. 1874 ST Paulsave bought a sI2
sprlug bel and had paid 8 on II when was instu
against remaining dollar and Justice Lane gave
judgment for the plaintln knckeTbocker then
housr took bed The CHARGED the
ia they must arqu defendant was an absence
OF eouous intent Justice Lane anu George Watson are
pirates r. exclaimed Prosecutor Winfield lotly The de
fendaut acqu tied.
Charles woodbury. another agent OF Watson was tried for
assault and battery Sophia Aew.irk. Of Fairmoun
Mira Sewky bought SO5 sewing machine aud had paid
$50 judgment obtained against her remain
Ing When woodbury. went 10 take the machine aw ay
Mrs and IL removing her that me
alleged committed Tho NOT concluded
when the court adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
A ROUGH DIAHO, u AND A IS TORHER"
Rashfnaton Liter 10 ne Louisville Courier Journal


United States Marshal Gross, of Kentucky, Is
diamond in the rough and storncr. lie is great III
size, big in heart and IF the best fellows on EARN
This much by way Of preface tc what am going TO
ne ate, which Is this: "Jack," he allows all his
friends TO call him. called with friends to day to pay
his respects to President. and to few words
to that great and good In the interest of friend
who wantei an appointment. The President received
the kentucky delegation cour,eously, and treated
Captan Gross with warmth and consideration "he
latter was smart enough 10 sec that re had male
Impression" upon The IpsMert and he determined
to make the best of 1t. With this end in view he
drew his chair close up TO His EXceency, and vcor
vusly and earnestly began TO plead for his friend.
This is about what he said:
"Now MIR Presi ent, this is Just your kind of a
man. / know what you want You want an honest
know that Mr.. Hugh Rogers can carry every county
in Kentucky lie is popular, honest and capable,
and Mr. President, he has got the courage Of lion.
Look at him. Mr. President. Do you know that that
man would enter q mountain cave in Kentucky to
CAPTURE a moonshner If he know he would be bowed
to hell IN two minutes. These arc facts ! am telling
you Mr. President, cold, stubborn facts"
While he was making this earnest speech "Jack"
had got closer and closer to the President and had
rested his big right hand The Presidents immense
thigh; and at the conclusion OF his remarks he lifted
bs hand and brought il down the Presidents thigh
With smash that startled the company. The Pres-
dent drew back little, smiled at the unconscious
familiarity OF the innocent kcntuckian but said moth
ing Alter leaving the White House. of the party
said:
Look here, Jack, you should not have been 20
emphatic with the President as to slap him on the
leg as hard you did"
"Did do that" asked Jack.
ayes, you did"
"Well. didn't know 1t; but. by thunder meant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
DIR. MoRetNs SEvEyTiETH BIRTHDAY

The Rev. DIR. Morgan. Of st. Thomass Church, attained
his SEVENTEEN birthday Tuesday. ST Thonass Day.
received the congratulations OF his parshioners and
friends during the day. together with several valuable
gifts and tokens of personal regard In the evening at
St Th0mass rectOry, he entertained at dinner number
Of relatives including three generations Of the family
and later hour he received the vestry OF the parish
who passed an hour or two with him and his family.
tieth anniversary OF his rectorship OF st. Ihomass
pariah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
NEWARK.

The legislative selecta site for
diers ONE yesterday had orInal discussion. Plans
a OF handsome buildings about
IN number erected the east bank OF the Pasaic
Airing have been purchased. The
Legislature app 1900 Or III. purpose and tie
mission will for $4,000 IN addition.
young attempted twice throw
Of the MuJeTryst he
trail Railroad Yesterday but prevented by bysandes
The woman walked rapidly down the street and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
GALLANT OLD SHIPS IN WHITNEY, BASIN.

GALLANT Old SHIPS IN WHITNEY BASIN.
The dredges which have been at work In Whitney
Basin between the and ordnance docks at the Navy
Yard finished their labors and the decaying rem
nants of the ships which have been lying In Rotten
Row have been hauled In there together with fleet OF
Coast Survey and schooners The old Powhata
the flagship Of Commodore Matthew C. Perry when he
opened the OF Japan to the world and the his
tory of whose cruises would fill library is also there
along with the Ticonderoga. whose last cruise was
three years around world in the course OF which
she carried the American flag TO the Persian Gulf and 10
various other remote and teknown places. where the
stars and Stripes had waved before The tennessee
will soon be there also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Crogan investigation Cooper Union. 7:lbpm
Board OF Estima and Apportionment 49,, ,,.,on a..
Meeting 10 discuss improvements OF Elm anu
No. 50 Fith.ave. 8 y. m.
Avein9's lecture Florence Hail. . p H.
CotilIon Ball Delmonico's.
enty SIX tn st.. Up.
Spec al meeting Fifthave stage directors. -,,..
Competitive for police captancies Brookn
Seventeen Assembly Republican Association Turn h~n
s y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
CAN or ToMA TOEs FOX EVERY PERSON

The american Grocer publishes this week anvua review
OF tomato pack OF 1885, IL reaches total 23l446O
OF dozen each, 80 547O4O cans
quantity below the annual consum We
requirements Of e country u gives family OF
Win previous SEASONS as iolows lesG 23l1t90
1855 4z4p06 lss4 ZUzl Ia. and 1884, Total
Tor years. 67l32z2 cases. average 2l75 500
hight and the market nn The
erage price been va
cens u % per doxen against "a 81 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
ROME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL

asta Senator Psrson Cheney Hampshire George
W. Chda Of Philadelphia Bennett H. YoonE Oh
y. Anderson. Of Ohio A A Ranney ana william Wnluns Of
and George and j. Thomas spr1ggs u
Eew YORK Eoty,na "a House-Govcrnor David ID. Hill Oh
EImifa and Con gressman John NJ. Glover OF Missouri
yfIsev Rressman ira Davenport OF Bah n l.
Metropolitan HotstCongresslnan A. n Parker o.
Isaac " Baker OF Albany 81 Denfs HoHt.Donn ,i
Of Ohio Sturferant House-Ex Congressman n II y"o'"
of Cortland n y aud Titus sheard OF Little Fas. N Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
OVERDUE STEl NSBIPS COMING IN.

OF the overdue steamships which arrived yesterday the
Red steamship Rhynland five days behind from Ant
werp. had the worst mishaps from the heavy weather
but they not serious she In hurricane on
December and 8, when the swept away part OF
the sarboad rail amidsps and OF her feboats was
demolished. The steamer Egyptian Monarch was nearly
week overdue OF the bad weather. but met with
accident On some days she made less than 100
miles. The steamer City OF Washington, from Havana,
made quick trip OF three aud half days TO Sandy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

and oolored lanterns giving picturesque appearance 70
tho many toboggans shooting rapidly over the snow.
Rooms have been lifted up for women IN the tr
and refreshments are served for IN tho Old etore
house ON the grounds. IL 10 intended soon to have
formal opening of the sdo when the city officials WIN oS
invited TO watch the competition between ORGANIZED
clubs near New-York A band Of music viii be present
and the grounds will be brilliantly illuminated BY new
patent light imported from Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
Jersey CITY.

The trial Of su for $4,000 for SANDER was begun yester
day the Circuit Court The plainiif Is Mrs Henrietta
S1cum YOrk-st and the defendant thomas I. Vile
of The firm OF Miller reed dealers Hudson The
allegation IL Is when LOUIS H. scha enter
lnx Mrs Slocums his mother inaw Mr. Vile
told him that Ocum kept "dsrepu able house and
that be pulled by the police Mr. S'haer
peated his mOtherina1 and she from
he house defendant admits making the statement and
CLAIMS o be able 10 prove IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

Conroy. Of Nineteenthst while drunk
on threw cup at is wie Tho struck
thI daughter Annie three on the head INJECTING
Jury fatal Conroy then beat his wife In brut
IL
HoBoKRs.-Adoph Groenwald Of No. 40 Adams ST..
mted yesterday by swallowing dose OF Paris
ORANGR-James Booth. halter age twenty eight cut his
throat the poOrhouso Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
WHAT CAUSED MEyDELsoHws DEATH

Levy and ugent held inquest yesterday In inc
william Mcndeohn, whose death was said TO Do dus
TO the brutality Of OF tho keepers of tho Insane On
Wards Island Evidence given TO show that MendeL
son was always biting his lips and acted s nouxa ne
OF he woua ALSO tear
and all ba ndages which placed upon his
wounds which 10 have been received py iaihs
lnWu Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRDGRPoRT-Yestertay's news from Washington 10 the
effect the House had the I'LL extending the PRIV
ege immediate transportation of dutabe goods this
was with satisfaction by nm. Rev
beverley Warner rector of Crs Church Yesterday sn
errd n attack OF nervous prOsat Ice IN the
and Nangauek Valleys has reached thickness
ot fen inches harvest Will begin next week - Tn,
reudr Frank Chase who last wrrs
the Weslport bridge Of The NewHaven Railroad are re-
noed 10 he for the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
SPyATOR SHRRHA VS. NEW PURCHASE.

TIE BOtfOn ddtcTTtsT.
stated here that Senator John sherman mas Dougn
the Stanton house at No l.325 k-st, ID WhshihStol
where senator Hoar spens his winters and that General
Sherman Is going i've in IL after this session. hls Is
true John sherman will own trio OF houses sde ny sue
IN the city. This house has been held somewhat ow
however. probably account or staiohs deatn III IL
There Inns zen been a rumor that IL was haunted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
LONG Island.

GLKE CovR-James A. sheridan has brought action In
the Court against the Long Island Railroad Com
1000 damages The paIn allege-
admitted dogs ts and that while
ing through tue smoking bit him IN the leg causing
a painful wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
4 USrIN oORBlN BUYs NE TERRY MASsION.

AUSTIN CORBiN BUYS THE TERRY MANSION.
Austin Corbn has bought the house at the northwest
corner Fifthave and Thirty eighth-st, known the
Terry mansion and will occupy it residence
contemplated alterations have been made The price
paid was Sl65 900. Mr. Corbin and his family
living james Gordon Benefits house the northeast
of Thirty eighhs, directly opposite the Terry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

SEE TIE BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FRENCH CAB
NETS IN X. j. HORNER Il CO.'S SHOW WIN.
DOwS, 81, 81 AND 81 WEST 23D-ST. JUST THE
THING FOR HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENT.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

Luxuriant hair with it's youthful color az
sured Ivy using Parker's Hair Balsam
no ailing women like Parkers Tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

The industry was never in healthier condition than ut the
close been distributed ann the vsi
bic supply barely sufficient meet the wants of the next
six months without marked advance in prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

Earl e. Wilson's E. e. W. brand OF Mems
Colarsand Cuffs the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
MAXINE INT ELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 7ls Sets 4S3 rises 6I3 Moons %
HIGH WATER.
v-sandv Eook b.52 t;ov lsl l. 6:12 He'll Gate S0l
P.N-sandy Hook. 6:2i Gov Isrd. 6;i3 Hell Gste o32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
Announcements.

BRUMMRLLs wOrld.renowned candies. fine
chocolates. fruit bonbons Sc large assortment Of Cnrst
candiea sO0 40s and 40 Grandst. S3l Broadway 293
6th-ave, West 14th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

To MOTHERS.
MRS WIysLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teethlng
So0rhes the Child soens the Gums Reduces Inflammation
Allays Pain Cures Wind Collie Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

HOLIDAY Observation-Disclosures,
Mems Neckwear suspendprs. Gloves Muniers Hendker
chiefs WrIseta Dress shirts and Winter Underwear o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

FOLDING BEDs.-LarRest assortment atmod-
THE DoRrNG FOLDING BED Co.,
20 East l4th st. near broadway.