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New-York tribune., 1889-12-22

BROOKLYN FURNITURE CO.,
$50 to 571 Futon-st., Brooklyn, NY.
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.
POINTS OF INTEREST FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
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POINTS OF INTEREST FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE CITY.
Postmaster Hendrix has declined to qualify one of
the FIVE Rapid Trans. Commissioners recently ap-
pointed By Mayor Chapn to lay out a route from
Greenwood to Bay Ridge for extension Of the Union
Elevated Railroad The other Commissioners, W. I.
Lane T. f. Miner T. F. Miller and Howard Glib.
have qualified 1t is understood that the reason the
Postmaster declines to serve is the fact that his ap-
pointmcnt to this place, together with his duties as
president of the Kings County Trust Company ana
president of the Board Of Education has been used
an argument for his removal from his Federal Office
writ of mandamus was applied for in the Supreme
Court yesterday to compel the lnspectorGeneral OF
The state Mr. Barber to sign requislton on County
Treasurer Adams to pay $4,000 to sas Condict and
the Equitable Life Assurance Company for the land
taken for the new ODD Regiment armory.
Judge Moore in the Court of Sessions. yesterday
declined to admit John NJ Walker and Harry s. Price
to bail uptn the charge OF forgery in connection with
a check for $50 upon the National City Bank.
supervisor-at-Lar Quntard, whose term expires
with tho end of this year. desires TO be made counsel
TO the new Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
all of whom lie appointed. John II. Kcmbe, a Re
publican, now holds the Office, but the new Board viii
be composed entirely of Democrats.
The Park Commissioners have been informed that
Mr. Lewis OF Taytown, wishes to present four white
deer. three does ana DUCK 10 the nucleus OF ZOO
logical collection in Prospect Park.
p. H. McNulty, of the Board OF Education has sold
his house at No. 106 st. Marksave, 70 n. W. Schcnck
for 50 oOO and will shortly remove to new house lie
is building in Fatbush, on the Ocean Parkway.
The Aldermen will change the name of the portion
Of Navy-st., between DeHalb and Lafayette aves 10
Rockwell Place to morrow.
The officers and the representatives Of the en-
ployes Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company will
tomorrow the agreement in force this year for
the coming year. No difference of opinion is expected
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
A WINTER CHAUTAUOrA AssOCI tTTOy

At meeting held by the trustees of the Broohlyn
Tabernacle few days ago project was finally
worked into shape which has for some months been
under discussion and which should be of lively
interest to all those who intend 10 visit Florida this
winter. Ii is for the establishment OF a society to
be called The r. Dewitt Talmaao Winter Chautauoua
Association at Crescent City, Putnam County Florida
and' like the summer schools OF the same nature is
intended to furnish not only refined amusement but
valuable instruction, by means of lectures, musical
entertainments, etc. TO those who attend its meetings
Ihese II Is proposed shall be started about the middle
OF February, to be continued for month; and the
first attraction will be the reverend gentleman for
whom the association Is named. who will by that
time have returned from his trip TO the Holy Land
A charter has been obtained stock company
formed and officers have been elected. among whoni
are John Wood, Edwin Gilbert, L. \. iallafn' pr;
H. \. Tucker, Il. "A. branch, AIexanlef hcieai' ,u
James II. Howe. L. 4. ballard % Sressen, sI.} Sil
has been made general manager Oh tlc mai estae. i
department and those Interested can procure iurthei
Information By applying TO him, at 20 ", rno',sn &
m is pruposed that the profits 0 thls enterprise sh
assist In the rebuilding Of tho BROOKLYN IabsrnAele
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
SOLID GOLD AND DIA AMOND
JEWELRY,
At PODuIdr Prices.

Particular attention is called to the
very complete assortment of Solid Gold
and Diamond Jewelry which we offer
at popular prices. Intending purchas-
ers will find it to their interest to in
spect our Gold Watches, Bracelets,
Rings, Scarf Pins, Brooches, Sleeve
Buttons, Earrings, Queen Chains,
Lockets, Necklaces, &c.
SILVER WATCHES.
Our line of Silver Watches is also
complete. and the prices remarkably
low.
A Ladies' Solid Silver Open-face
Watch for $4.4S.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
TIE BOY PLAYED POLICEMAN IN EARNEST.

William Leverldge, fourteen years old. Of No. 1905
Fultonst., taken before Justice Goettng sitting
for Justice Kenna yesterday, charged with shooting
his young playmate, Aaron Van Name, age ten, Of
No. 200 Bcdord-avc. on Friday afternoon the two
boys decided to play policeman Willie had found
an old revolver lying about the house, and gave
his companion club. During their play, ID IS said
Willie pointed the revolver at Van Name and pulled
the trigger It loaded. Van Name fell 10 tho
floor and blood flowed from wound In his head
Leveridge ran screaming 10 his parents. phys
clan was summoned and found thar the wound In the
forehead serious. but not fatal.
The charge was not pressed against Leveridge as
the injured boys father made no complaint,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
SMASHING WINDOWS TO STEAL GOODS.

Patrolman Maher, of the First Precinct was stand.
ing in Adamsst. about o'clock yesterday morning
when he heard crash Of broken glass Crossing the
street he found large pane broken in the liquor
store OF Michael McGunness. at No. go Adams-st.
The officer arrested man who walking away
from tho spot. Earlier in the morning the show
window Of Thomas Tobins hat store No. 536 liudson-
ave., was broken and five hates. valued al sao' "ee
stolen An old hat found on the pasemen, near ''e
store was taken 10 the First Precinct station as
possible clew to the thief.
The man arrested in Adams-st ssia ,iia' MS name
was Thomas Cannon OF No 1s4 Nsssau-st. he wore
new hat which Mr. ToSn dentinea a. s, one o. n ,Ioso
stolen irom M nS was arrigned before Justice Walsh
psieSuN anTmItting the burglary at TObin's store
charses o, say one nj the Adamsst liquor shop.
ana s a,'1,nlhb"smoT. hnlhb so. trial on December 3d.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
70 rRr TILE MOTHER rIRsr

r. s. Nowcombe moved yesterday morning In the
Brooklvn Court Of Sessions that the indictments
against Mary a. Dixon Jones and Charles ~ Dixon
Jones' charged with manslaughter In the conduct Of
hospital be dismissed the trial be set down for
early day. The motion not pressed. District
Attorney Ridgway agreed 60 give the defendants
carly a trial a. possible. Judge Moore said he
doubtful OF his power 20 try criminal during
JANUARY, a. that month would be devoted 90 civil
business. The DistrlctAttorney said that he should
tfy Mrs. Jones hfst and II she was not convicted the
Indictment against her son would not be pressed,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
LINEN HANDKERCHTEFS.
FuU AssOrfnenfs Until Tuesday
NiOht.

Popular prices for Ladies' and Mems
pure Linen Handkerchiets:
Ladies' Fine Hand Embroidered
Handkerchiets, %, 3S, As, SO, rs, IS
cts, S1.00 and upward.
Ladies' Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchets, 124, 90, 3S, 80 and 70 cts.
Mems Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchefs. %, 80 and IS cts.
A special lot of regular % ct. Hand
embroidered Handkerchiefs at 124 cts.
each.
Si|E Hundkerchiefs and Mufiers.
Full size Mufflers, 10 cts; value
S1.25.
22-inch extra quality japanese Silk
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, so cts.
value 65 cts.
100 dozen Embroidered and Seal
loped As Silk Handkerchiefs, % cts.
good value for 40 cts.
Extra quality Mems Japanese Silk
Initial Handkerchiefs, 80 cts. value
10 cts.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
HE WILL TAKE A TRIP SOrTH..

A roung man, Thomas r. Horan. of No. 36 Dikcman
sf was taken before Judge Bartlett OF the supreme
Court yesterday. having been arrested on warrant
issued by Governor Hill upon rcquisition from the
coyerror Of Georgia Upon Iloran's admission that he
was the person described in the requiston and
warrant he was handed 10 Deputy Sheriff Forrest
OF snmpter County, Ca who had come here with the
reouisition Horen IA charged with obtaining credit by
faIse renreseDtations OF wealth" IL Is maintained that
no Ienf general store the line Of railroad In
sumpter County anu secured some Tl'ooo worth OF
goods In the way named.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
PRESENTS FOR NEN.
Smoking J0cRcts and House Goats
%I.0J EOch.

Imported Smoking Jackets and
House Coats, in fancy cloths, s4.95
each, have been from $500 to $500.
Unequalled assortments of Mems
Gloves, Neckwear, Umbrellas, Walking
Sticks, &c, afford opportunities for the
most discriminating to make suitable
selections.
We are sole agents in Brooklyn for
genuine Mackintoshes, made by Charles
Macintosh & Co., of London.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
DRESS GOODS.
HOIidGU Specials.

The remainder of our Dress Lengths,
cut off for holiday gifts, at very low
prices.
As special, 42-inch pure wool
Camers Hair Serge, full line of colors,
at 30 cts. per yard; regular value, 70 cts.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
ETENING SILKS
For the HOLIDAY Season.

21-inch Faille Franchise, S1.25 per yard.
22-inc~ heavy Faille
Franchise, LOO per yard.
22-inch heavy Regence, cooper yard.
2o-inch heavy Faille
Franchise, 200 per yard.
20-inch all silk Surah, Soc. per yard.
23-inch all silk Surah, 05c. per yard.
24-inch heavy all silk
Surah, s1.10 per yard.
In all the newest evenings tints, to
match the latest Paris novelties, rang
ing from s1.5O to $4,000 per yMd.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
BOYS CLOTHING.
10 Per Cent Discount.

A SENSIBLE AND SERVICE
ABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
In hopes that we may aid those who
are not quite sure what they will buy
for their boys, we will allow, from now
until Christmas, 10 per cent. discount
upon our entire line of Boys Clothing.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
,nrvr,rr1So TIE NAN VINO DIED Foa. LOVE

young man. Dwight Parsons, Of No. 50 East
,,.,slein-st New York. called at the CorOners Office
.os,eriAy and asked 10 be allowed to of
;no clothing OF James b. Allen. the young man who
eammtted suicide in the arcaway Of No 400 Carlton
sn ON Tuesday night, because he had been rejected
~, Katlo Kissam, servant employed BY the family
,rna lived in the house. The Coroner had neceived
word that the father OF tho dead would call TO
take ciarge of the body, but no had appeared
nm Friday the body sent to the Pottcr's Field.
Young Parsons after examining the clothing and
Allen bur ono Henry J. NOrthup, OF North EastOn.
Washington County, y. " Ills parents he said. were
well known. About ten years ago NDrthup had l0ncd
Ihe Array and then deserted ic changed hls mama
10 Allen IN order 10 avoid arrest. Parsons said -
wished " have the body dsinterreds
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.
A SPECIAL effort
BROOKLYN

will be made on Monday and Tuesday
to clear all of our Holiday Goods.
Those who still have purchases to
make would do well to visit our store.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
SLIPPERS.

A large assortment of Slippers for
Men, Boys and Youths.
All kinds of Fine and Fancy Slippers
for Ladies.
Also an elegant line of French Kid
Dress Boots for Ladies and Misses.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
Siyk Hundkerchiefs and MufierI
LADIES' CLOAKS.
ID,DOrtdm Special Taiues.

A lot of fine imported Long Gar
ments, S29.50 each; including many
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22

high novelties that were $4,000 and
$500.
A lot of Garments at $1,000 each
that were $500 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22

FURS.
SeasOndbte Presents.
1t will repay seekers after Christmas
presents to look at our stock of Seal
Garments, from the 22-inch Jacket to
the 5S-inch Ulster.
Specials in MuFs.
Imitation Seal Muff, S1.5O.
Astrachan Muff, $50.
Genuine Monkey Muff, 3.S5.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
SKIRTS.
COIOred Skirts.

SKIRTS.
COIOred Skirts.
Ladies' Knit Underskirts, all wool,
% cts. and $l.10.
Quilted Satine Skirts, fine quality,
S1.00, s1.25, and s1.50 and upward.
Cloth Skirts, superior quality, s2.75.
Dicided Skirts,
The latest novelty in Ladies' Under
wear; also Chefnilettes, another nov
city, in silk, India linen, lawn and
cambria.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22

pastorate extending over twenty-five years is not
'ueh common thing nowadays that one can afford
- pass II by as Of trifing significance
10 DC sure DR. stor celebrated. three years ago. the
sOu'uem anniversary OF his connection with the
'nufch OF The Pilgrims. and there is no apparent
'ason why he should not complete fun halfcentury
uefe even II his psstorate does not stretch ont 10
-" iehsul OF that Of his father In Braintree Mass.
namely sixty years Mr. Chadwick celebrates to-day
wy MehV.iiIh anniversary Of his ordination, which
,""os' harRs tie completion Of his qSirtercenturys
.ulhecuon with the Second Unitarian Church. The
- 'na' Yesterday was the precise 4ste of the
-. sno IL was sgreeably noted last night by
reception at Mr.. Chsdwick's pleasant home in
'1l,' s"non-ave His connection with the church
80 pegsn several months earlier than
s" ne came there cendidatings while still stu
VI. ~ 'ne Divinity school at Cambridge. Mass.
~. FORMAL celebration will take place to-day, Mr.
ss'. ",oA preaching in the morning sermon appro-
r.. 10 'he anniversary, a supplement- In xbich Che
Lonseilow (brother Of the poct,. the first
a. er VI 'ne church, will make brief address. In
si,' Robert coliyer Will rprcscb tbe sermon
Il -. nc ushvered at Mr. ChadwIck,s ordination. II
,,,rs. 70 oe one Of tho few sermons that can bear
~'A siIer IL lapse Of a quarter Of q century. ]
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22

M. Lows remarks in introducing the various
suthcrs peculiarly felicitous ana graceful Inc
ssne cannot be said of his gratuitous fling at Tie
reporters Who he said, were in the habit of writing
lis speeches for him. There was neither occasion
nor excuse for such remark, for Mr.. Low has III
ssfably been treated handsomely by the newspapers
his part of his speech was in no better taste than
@Nark Twains protest against authors readings
which might better have been kept for tho end OF
The programme than thrust in the leading place as
sort Of wet blanket for the entertainment that w'ts
to follow. Still, II il had been held back, Dr. Es
sestOn would not have had the opportunity to supply
The antdote to IT by saving that @this was Marks
year.s
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-31

Of Neal DORIS property between
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets
2-story brick house rear Of No 2sl2
Penn avenue
Schofield. ] w with notice to Mary e
Iossss lot a2sioo Pam avsnus north side
between Twenry-seventh and
Twenty-eighth streets
22-story frame houses
21-story frame houses
2story brick shop and dwelling
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-31
FOURTH WARD. 1855.
Ci. Special and Sub District School Taxes
and Water Rents.


ColDerg. George. .....................l 70 n
lot lS3x60 Ninth street between
Penn avenue and Fayette street
Sstory brick house
Christian Association. Woman's (v9.. 10 20
lot 60x160 Penn avenue between
Garrison alley and Tenth street
8-story brick house No 939
Delp. Mueller Schmidt (w). "a
lot 60x420 Penn avenue between
Sixth street and Cecil alley
l-story brick office
2story brick stable
skating rink
Lorenz. Miss N or (w)............ U6
lot Axl86 Penn avenue between
Third and Fourth streets
3story brick house No 823
2story brick stable
Ieech Maria B. lHq m
lot 24x12 Penn avenue between
Fonrth street and Evans alley
S-story brick house
usgrave. samuel. 765 40
lot 60.0x80 Third street between
Duquesne way and Penn syenue
2story brick house
lot sozIoo Penn avenue corner
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2-story brick house
lot 4Sx74 thence 24x56 Liberty ave-


lot zsx7l thence 24xse Liberty ave-
nue. corner Fourth street
4stcry brick warehouse
34-story brick buildings
23-story brick houses
Macintosh, W estate (w).......... u 80
lot aOxl60 Penn avenue between
Tenth street and Garrison alley
6story brick house No 9S5
Mcknight, VIM, estate. e................ 100 "
lot 203xl60 Penn avenue corner
Fifth street
S-story brick house
coal house and stable
Noble. Joseph. h........................ ~
lot 20x50 Scott alley between Du-
quesne way and Penn avenue
2story brick building No 10
Patterson estate (wl, with notice to
H Haseltine, T II Patterson, N
Patterson and r W Patterson....... % W
lot 15824x7S Sixth street corner
Penn avenue
4story brick hotel building
lot a2iS1lio Liberty avenue be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh
streets
Sstory brick va -slouse No l0l1
Speer, Alex estate (w)............... 10 90
lot 25xl50 Penn avenue between
Fifth street and Cecil alley
3-story brick house No 52
Wood, Hannah (w). "a 10
lot 26x240 Duquesne way corner
Evans alley
3story brick house No 81
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-31

streets
frame house No 100
Mckenna Mr8.. - 20
lot 25x100 Pike street south side
between Fourteenth and FIJI
reenth streets
42-story frame houses
McKenna, Margaret (w). ).............. IL 9
lot Nx1O0 Penn avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
2story brick house No1234
Patterson, Joseph, heirs (w)........ II IS
lot 2lxl00 Penn avenue between
Eleventh street and Stevenson
alley
2-story brick house No Ills
1opplnR. . J....... " W
lot 25x100 Pike street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
2-story frame house No ~
2story frame house rear No 40
lot 2llxl00 Pike street between
Twelfth and thirteenth streets
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-31

City, Special and SUBJ District School Tax
and Water Rents.
Atlas. Bronze and Tuyre Co...........s "a
lot 48 averaging lll.6 Smallmau
street between Twenty-eigEth and
Twenty-ninth streets
frame building
lot 24xl0o Penn avenue south side
between Twenty-eighth and Twen-
ty-ninth streets
43-story brick houses
lot 120xlD Smallmau north side
corner Twenty.ninth street
foundation gas retort
gas works and machinery
Davis: B " with notice to 9 Gilmore 90
tween Haran street and precinct
lot Soxs2 Stockholm street be-
tween Haran street and precinct
line No 246 and half Of No 2H
1-story frame house
Grimes. John with notice to William
lot s1aas stockholm street be.
tween Haran street aud precinct
Istory frame house
Lockhart James. e,
4story brick house Penn avenue be-
tween Twenty-eighth and Twen-
ty-ninth streets on property as
sessed to Crossan heirs
McShane. Mary Ann. nn.................. -.
lot averaging 15xlO0 to . point
Spring alley south side between
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets
2story brick house No 2S24
HcKenna, O ia
lot 25xi00 Penn avenue south nde
between Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets
42story brick houses
Normine, John heirs (w)........ . q
lot 2x66 Mulberry alley corner
Twenty-ninth street
82story brick houses
Ross. Herman With notice to Mary e
8 henley & swl ......,...-.....-..,:. aS
lot 22xlu0 Penn avenue south side
between Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth streets
2Story brick house No z73z
Riley. Mary with notice 70 Thonas
los alzSo back Of Spring siis5 n;
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TENTH WARD.


and Water Rents.
Chambers Alex heirs 65 20
lot aox60 Nineteenth street be-
tween Penn avenue and Rail-
road street
2story brick house No Is
triangular lot Arch and Bridge
streets averaging LIS averaging
lot 9Oxoo Eiehteenth street be-
tween Penn avenue and Rail
2story frame house No q
back building
M'sfs1 ios isIloc % LDssPPsp9 sPp avenue between 20
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
22-story brick houses
lot 25xl00 Penn avenue between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
22-story brick houses Nos 70l, 70S
32story tenement houses
lot 20x65 Penn avenue between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
2-story frame house No 7o5
lot 60x60 Nineteenth street east
side between Penn avenue and
22-story brick houses
2story brick house
lot 50x60 Eighteenth street west
side between Penn avenue and
sastory brick houses No IS
lot 30x60 Eighteenth street west
side between Penn avenue and
railroad
22story brick houses No 50
Sproul. James heirs (w).............. o6
lot 20x1446 Crescent street
Arthur plan No %
2story frame house No3
striekier, Eliza 4. 40
lot 20x60 Nineteenth street be-
tween Penn avenue and Railroad
street
2story brick house MOI
TierDey John. ............... DO
lot 20x76 Crescent street
Arthur plan No "a
2story frame house
Unknown owner S05
lot wi
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FIFTH wARD-1sss.

and Water Rents.
Biggerstaff Thomas. 1A q
lot 29sxse Washington street be-
tween Webster and Wylie ave-
22story frame houses Nos "a, se
lot 20x56s Clay alley. between
Washington and Chatham
2-story frame house Nos4
Hughes. John. 2ol
lot l5xl6 Melons court OF Tunnel
street between Wylie and Web
ster avenues
2story brick house
Horner. Mrs Thomas. 40 30
lot 2L6x50 Tunnel street between
Wyie and Webster avenues
2-story brick house
Kennedy, Johanna with notice to Jane
ios u averaging IS Fifth aven1: '
between High and Tunnel
streets
2-story frame house
32story brick houses
lot 2Oxi40 Tunnel street between "
Fifth and wylie avenues
2st0ry frame house No AZ
l-story frame houses
lot 2jSxIi2 2s feet rear Fifth ave. "
nue. between Tunnel and High
2story brick stable r
Shannahan. Dennis. is............ 85 Is
lot 27x74H High street between
Fifth and Old avenues
22story frame houses
Sterling. Mary or W j.. .............. 90 OIL
lot l6xl00S Bedford avenue be-
tween Seventh avenue and
Washington street
2story brick house No IL
2story frame house No Poplar
alley
Sisters of Mercy (w). "a so
lot Webster avenue corner Tunnel
street
buildings
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-16
Special Bntices.
Come and See.

Mems and Young Mems Over coats and Listers, with and with out Capes, made double and single breast. Cut long, and in all respects full custom-made garments. Prices as much and as little as one ought to pay; it's Ia waste of money to buy too cheap ior too expensive goods. Our reliable, well made, we'll trimmed and shapely garments, at moderate prices, have made our store the headquarters for the class of Men and Boys who desire to dress well, and at the same time inexpensively.
 What an elegant Overcoat or Ulster you can select from ou1 stock for SIP, SIS, SIS, $2o, $25 or $50. Our stock contains a complete assortment of Gen tlemen's Furnishing Goods and
 Suits of all grades and prices Also a fine selection of Boys and Children's Suits and Over coats.
 | HUB" CLOTHIERS, 1lO--ll2 Church Street.