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New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DEATH OF An OLD MERCHANT

The blinds and shutters in the front OF t'e hou'o
and store at No o37 Fulton-st whlch nave ooo"
closed for seven years, will be thrown open asa,n
Isaiah Sites, the oldest merchant IN inc o,'S, ""o
lived at that number. died yesterday ne ~ ~
his toy and candy store at the dea'n " -" n.,.e
,eso and never again opened 1t. Mr. stltes was
eirhtv.two wears old. He opened shop at fuicoh
and Nassau SITS. about sixty years ago After NJ.
landlord raised his rent to figure which ne ,no"s 81.
excessive, he purchased lot alongside inc oiu ~.
AIMS burial ground in Futon-st, nearly oppoS,V9
Clarkst.. and erected building whlch nc oooup'oa
vain ~ aoII,,g This was in 1843, and at
aba time his friends said that he had gone 700 Ia.
from centre Of trade then n 6eSs bs centre Of trade
he made money and lived 10 see one t,nnd 10 live in
he building his niece kept house bmt tSr 9 sapv yes @
sttes appeared to be well on MONDAY o OF
thc heart The funeral will take place on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
m WORK FOR AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS.

The National League for the Protection OF American
Institutions has been incorporated to secure consul
tutional and legislative safeguards for the protection
~ the common school system and other American
institutions and to promote public instruction In
harmony with such institutions, and to prevent all
sectaran or denomnatiOnal appropriations OF pubic
funds The managers John jay, James NJ King
George S. Baker, Peter Donald, Clinton b. FISK
Walter Van Norden John d. Slayback II. ii. Boyesen.
Churchill II. Cutting. James VI. Montgomery, Nllani
Feowes Morgan William II. Parsons Charles r.
Whitehead Constant \. Andrews, Peter a. Wech,
Alexander E. Orr, A. j. ID. Wedermeyer, Manuel n.
Kursheedt James McKeon and F. p. Belamy
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
3AYONNE,

Pamrapo Athletic Club last evening gave the third
sociable Of the winter series to large number Of
invited guests.
Christmas entertainments were given In the First
Presbyterian Trinity Episcopal, Second Reformed
Monroe Methodist Episcopal, Calvary Episcopal ard
First Reformed churches last night. The First Bap
tist and St Johns Episcopal churches had entertain
ments on Monday evening.
The Central Railroad Company has changed the
names of the stations Bergen Point, Centrevile
Bayonne and Pamrapo and signs will be made giving
the names OF the streets Bergen Point Is now West
Eighth-st.; Ccntreville. East Twenty second st. ;
Bayonne, East Thirty thrdst. Pamrapo, East Forty
nnthst.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
HART CApTuRED AT LAST.

While ID. p. Murray, driver for Morrisanla brew.
cry, was in City Island yesterday afternoon, he was
accosted by man who asked him for ride Murray
asscntcd and the man took seat In the wagon Mur-
raw then recognized him as Thomas Hart, who shot
Young Rusk In Wcstcbester on Thursday last for a
Joke about McGinty.H Murray took Hart TO West
chester and delivered him up to the village authorities.
The prisoner did not offer any resistance
WHITE PLAlNs.-A resolution has been introduced
the Board Of supervisors 10 make the County Treas
urer's salary 5000 per anaum.
PORT CIIEsTER.-Charles Lawrence Post, Grand
Army OF the Republic. will attend sheep roast to
day at rye Neck. Father John r. Downes, pastor
OF the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady OF
Mercy died on Monday afternoon. Requiem mass
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
A NARROW ESCAPE. FOR THE CREW

A NARROW ESCAPE FOR THE CREW
The tugboat Mary Clinton, Captain Richard Erick-
son, burned to the waters edge yesterday morn
ing while moored TO pier at City Island The crew,
consisting Of Captain Erickson, william Fitzpatrick,
engineer; Patrick Thornton, fireman; Charles Mat
thews aud William Ilaylettc, deck hands were asleep
in their bunk, when the fire broke out at about a.
They aroused from their sleep by the smell of
smoke, and when they got on deck the boat was
enveloped In flames. They had TO make their escape
10 the shore partly dressed, and lost much Of their
personal effects. The boat which was bullt IN Pha
delphla In less, totally destroyed ana the loss
surance The fire is supposed 20 have originated from
the stove In the galley The crew, who are all resi-
dents Of Brooklyn returned 10 their homes yesterday
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
cuty.VEy CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS.

The Christmas celebration of the Chinese Depart
mcnt of Pilgrim Church sunday school occurred on
Monday evening. Many Cinnamon took part III sing
ing and recitation Of scripture. and after an address
by the Rev. Dr. s. II. Virgin, the pastor, refreshments
were provided by the teachers. Grace was sung at
the table by the Cinnamon. The suhday-school
proper of Pilgrim Church will have its Christmas
celebration on Friday evening. new Pilgrim banner
and two National flags will be presented To the school
at that time Charles p. Peirce superintendent, VIII
preside Christmas carols will he sung and the Rev.
Dr. s. H. Virgin will make an address.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
BIDS OPENED FOR TRIMMING" SCoWS.

Propositions from persons wishing to undertake
the work Of trimming at the dumping places
Of the Department Of street Cleaning were opened at
noon yesterday sby Commissioner Coleman, In the
presence of representative from the Controllers
Office and the assembled bidders. The city has here
tofore employed men TO do this work, but Owing 10
the fact that much valuable material was found seat
tered among the refuse taken up throughout the city
il was determined to let the work of trimming by con
tract allowing the contractors to dispose of valuables
found therein to their advantage. The bids
oncncd Yesterday follows Bernard Golden
5000 week: james savage jr.. $705 Felpo Granltt
s1.l75 Peter Anezelonc: - '4!3 Giuseppe Labr1ola
81 55o and Thomas i. McEvOy, II ,325.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
NEWARK.

The Republican Club on Monday night appointed
committees for the opening of the new clubhouse In
Park Place. Many Of the leading Republicans of the
state will be present. The anniversary of Lncoln's
birthday will be celebrated In February by dinner
James Agnew, a patient in St Mlchaels Hospital,
and belonging in NewYork, escaped from the hospital
while insane at a IN. yesterday. lie was barefooted
and clad only in night shirt. Two policemen saw
the unatic running wildly down Central and gave
chase overtaking him and returning him TO the hos
pital Agnew sustained severe injury to the head,
the result Of fall few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Tile RERRER CROP FAILS DEE.

Charles r. Flint. treasurer of the New-York Com
merclal Company. limited has received cable dis
match from the Companhia Mercantil, the company in
whose favor the province of Para granted the special
concession. advising decline in exchange Of 3-4d..
an advance in the price Of rubber of 100 rees,
with the market strong and holders not free sellers
Tho stock on sale Is seventy five tons. The receipts
~ rubler since December l amount in all to $50
tons being 40 per cent less than the average re
onis for The corresponding periods Of the previous
,brpe Years From this Mr. Flint infers that the
setted condition of affairs in Brazil IS interfering
with The gathering OF rubber.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
BARyUM's SUCCESS IN LONDON CoNrIyUEss

]. A. Bailey telegraphS from London with regard
to the success of Banum's show there a. follows :
"An the boxes usually reserved for royalty were
on December % set apart for the representatives of
the London Presss who, to the number of 200
specially invited aud entertained by p. r. Barnum,
j. A. Bailey and Imre Kiralfy at Olympia. the oc
cason being an entire change in the circus programme
of The Greatest show on Earth The event wa.
novel one for London and grand All the
new features were enthusiastically enc0red. The
whole house for Boxing Night was sold week in ad
yance The crowds continue to be tremendous"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
AMERICAN BIOLOGISTS TO CONVENE.

The American Geological Society will begin its
animal meeting tomorrow at the American Museum
OF Natural History, and the sessions will continue for
three days. The programme for Thursday includes
papers by President Chamberlain, of Wisconsin Uni
vcrsity Professor J. 3 NewbeTy, Of Columbia Col
legc Drs Bell and Lawson. Of the Canadian Geological
survey Mcssrs EmmOns and Russell. of the United
states Geological survey Professors Williams and
Clark. of Johns Hopkins University. and Professor
orion state GeOlogst Of Ohio. The sessions are
omen 10 the public Arrangements have been made
% that luncheon can be procured in the Museum
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New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.IoRK..........TUi
ARRIVED.

Steamer Serya (Br) walker Liverpool Dec 49, Queens.
town lO with mds and passengers TO Vernon Co
Arrived at the Bar AT 755 m.
Steamer Runic tBrl. Thompson Liverpool Dec 10, with
mdse 10 Bruce Isnay Arrived Mt the Bar 80 "A m
Steamer sueyia tGer) Ludwig. Hamburg o, with
TO X Cortis. Arrived the Bar at III. 10
Steamer Amsterdam (Dtch) Stengtr Amsterdam Dec 4.
Bouogne with mdse and passengers 10 Funch Edge Co
Arrived ~ the Bar AZ B 30 M
Steamer Iabana Cspanl MarenO, Tuxpan Dec Tampco
cruz 10 Progreso a. Havana days with and
passengers TO NJ Ceballus a Co. Arrived at the d
Steamer soldier Prince tBrl Milne Ponce bee O.
90 ] NJ CeballOs & Co Arrived nj the Bar at
Steamer Miranda (Br Iesenan, st Johns NF Halifax
with mdso ana ssengers "a BOwrng a Archibald
Steamer III Mar Hawthorn New Orleans pays with mdse
10 j n Van sickle
Steamer CITY Ot Savannah ooglns savannah daya with
mdse and passengers To n l. walker
Steamer Roanoke Hulphers. Newport and Norfolk
with m,Isr pa ssongers a. Old dominion IS Co.
ship Lewis (FrJ. luson Sourabapa l0S days. with
mdso to order; vessel 90 j Whitney n Co.
ship Baltimore (Ge Greese Hamburg ~ days. with mdse
to order; vessel a l. VarrelmAnn
Bark Constance tBr faardo 10 days with -
l. ArmstronG.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
A YEARS WORK FOR CHILDREN.

The ninth annual report Of the Society ior the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children shows in the last
year l7o cases investigated, and 43O Offenders
prosecuted Of whom 1913 convicted Elght
cases are still pending. The officers made olof
visits and considered the of 3017 children the
officers of the society are: President H. X. Jones ;
vice presidents William b. Leonard. Charles A. Denny :
secretary Alexander Mum; treasurer, George u
Pease: physician, julius c. Bicrwirth VI. ID. counsel
Thomas s. Moore; superintendent, Robert J. Wilkln
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
vo rpoURLE WITH ERIE ENGINEERS.

r.ooerated reports Of the dissatisfaction o. The mem.
-, ., the brotherhood Locomotive Engineers employed
"o tho NewYoik Lake Erie and Western Railroad have
been pread broadcast this week. but for what the
officers Of company cannot imagine as ey are On the
49,, ., terms with their men. F.. H. Thomas, general
aor ~ The Erie system, denied most en-
nhaeay yesterday that engineer had been discharged
,o houeing 10 brotherhood or any other society
.sv should just think Of dischaIghg man be-
cause Of his politics" said Mr. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
ORANGE.

Lewis A. Crull. a druggist, has been missing for
over a week from his store, at Maine and Washington
sts During the last year he has run behind about
81 900. Yesterday his stock seized by his credi-
tors.
A meeting Of a number of men interested IN start
ing "a new bank at Brick Church was held Mon
day evening. John 2. Dill chairman, and JAY G.
Young secretary. \ large amount Of stock was sub
scribed for on the spot and committee OF five ap.
pointed to perfect further arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
DOLL THAT WILL VISIT THE SICK.

At the last meeting of the Pilgrim Congrega,ioha'
Church Industrial school, four coiored orph'ns ioN'
the ,cee Home in Chattanooga, Tenn, were present
d o,iortained the children with their stirring songs.
snecio feature Of the session was the presentation
to the school of large doll with complete ont1 Sne
lict She has been named Pilgrim Priscilla, ana tle
Rev Dr. Virgin explained the name me & ana scbo" Sde with
presentation which was accepted oy 'ie S'"00' "i'
loud eXclamations of delight.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE WORLDS FAIR FUND.
TILE swNnLER,S REAL YAME IS COLLINS
The subscriptions TO the Worlds Fair fund yesterd
,nnounted only 20 ~ O07. as follows:

The young man who said he was John Jones when ne
Sss arrested on Monday the charge OF carrying ON
swfnding operations under the firm name OF Billings
Camp Co. taken before Commissioner Shields yester
dav The COMPLAINT made against him by PostOice In
ac,or Comstock was for using the mails for swindling
ourDoses The prisoners real name. II was learned IS
george E. Collins and he lives at NO 4os seventh'st
BrookIyn He was held 81 500 ball. In default OF which
he was sent TO the Ludlow Street JAN
colins had confederate who yet been caught.
He came 10 the oncc Cf firm al usual yesterday morn
ing and On learning from jantor of Coiss arrest
IL
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
. HAPPY TINE FOR THE CHILDREN.

The 200 children who attend the Italian Methodist Eps
eonal sundayschoo at No. Varick Place had an enter
ainmet last night After several hymns had been sung
the Rev Mr. Richardson gave talk TO the children ana
then big Christmas disclosed to view. Ihe emil
dren danced around IT, and every Of them received
pr, from II.
At the Five Points House OF Industry. 200 children aS
.embled In the chapel sang Christmas carols Then
there was distribution OF gifts. little one receiving
something.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
RATHER RICH SOIL.
Washington Poet.

From The Washington Poet
Colonel sapp, OF Nebraska. was talking with an
Eastern gentleman whom ne met III washington inc
other day. go d, l., ,-.,..,,. D, ,bo v.s,a.,
Fertile ~ exclaimed Colonel sapp; 81 should say
Va, had and taking fIom his pocket paper con
tainnp an account OF the finding OF 1I.VOo Ih DoA
dug lp on farm out there. he exclaimed again ::
Fertiiel Read that"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
PROSECUTING THE BooKsTAvER INQUIRY.

Another hearing held yesterday at the oftcc Of
w. NJ Prichard No. Nassau-st, by the committee OF
the Bar Association appointed to Investigate the actions
Of Judge Bookstsve OF the Court Of Common Pleas. In
connection with Flack divorce As usual
the hearing was private, and the committeeman would
give no information concerning the proceedings further
than 70 saw that the only witness examined was Tread
we'll Cleveland Mrs Flacks attorney Another meeting
Of the committee will be held next Monday at D. m.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
KILLED WHILE

KILLED WHILE GOING HONE FOR CHRISTMAS
The man who found dead on the tracks Vi .ne
Harlem Railroad. near -hundreaana ''ii'S e'e"'h
st.. on Monday night, was ideh'lileu !es'oiu's
- uuducr of Mt Vernon. lie did business at
~ .os East Twenty-third ST. this city, as machinst
,d ,ras OH his wav home to spend Christmas Wlti
az family II /, supposed that he fell from the ra
biie il was i'm motion. His family was informed yes
trdav of Ills death and the body VIII be removed TO
a. Vernon for burial. several friends called dt tlc
Thirty third Precinct Statoh-houSe anu i'e"'i'U 'i'
IodN
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Bail was fixed yesterday at $4,000 in the case of
John Raymond, the New.York real estate broker, who
Is in Jail under sentence for arson. His alleged ac
complice, Mrs. Bouton, is to be released on her own
recognlzance. as she is dangerously and perhaps
fatally III IN Jail.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY'
JERSEY CITY.
TILE p,11or nox WAS STUFFED.

The rscount of votes for Freeholder In the Fir.n
District in Jersey City. yesterday o'ous &, .ss
clarng Democratic frauds In the first rle'i ,a ~ ~
district sufficient probably to unseat whnai' ,,
the Democrat who was declared eieo.ou ~ -. nj
% Canvassers The return from the disric' eaVe io
- - .a,or,,r of thirty -four over William e. Neisoh
a. p,,,,can candidate Nelson asked that inc
, i ,ho First and Second Precincts In tIc uisr'c'
no recounted as he had proof that fraud h'u ooch
committed. ,..,,c .hamber
IN the CITY Hall. Tic register on INC ooA -, 'o
FIRST Precinct showed that only 1oS Voecs i'u W..
COS, The return from the precinct gave perSoh @4o
'"s' - oo An examination of the poll list
hoa annarcntly o66 names by actual COUNT nov"
or ,hore we're only 226 And actual count Oh inc
votes in the box showed 276, or oo nioio , '"',"
there were names on the poll list, proving
that the box had been stuffed INC reSui' VI ''o
recount of the votes in the box gave fIoi' - %
,oss than he was before credited with' anu No''on
40 or 90 more than he was credtea WIN.
When 226 votes. or the numper oil '"o ~ Moson 90
oeea d,rerence sv Of more than 60 votes In nelson
favor than enough TO st eeGt Tor Person 1o4 were
,hot t ' arc called jokers' They are hau tne SIZE
" tbe regular ballots and II alleged INA. 'hcS % nS
1,dnd inside the large ballots on election Gay Zoo a y,
Tsd i9ldea no the box that way More than 6ooo OF
these ke- ballots were used IN me t,us @ 'conf on
Justice hnspp ,s and will. in all probability, declare Mr.
Nelson elected.
The funeral OF the Rev. James Hany' pastor Vi ''
p,aot,s Church took place at the church YESTERDAY
norning There was large attendance OF cIersS anu
lavmen. requiem was sung, win the hev' rev
patrick Corrgan celebrant; the Rev. Patrick smith,
% plainAeId deacon Father Hill, OF Mount Hope SUD
deacon. and Father Murphy, Of Weehawken' master
% ceremonies Father Corrigan delivered eniogS'
and Bishop wigger gave benedction. The oody was
49,, 90 Fact Orange burial.
The Board OF Aldermen have passed an orul"anoe
which will require beerbottlers from New-iorh anu
other pIaces who deliver their goods IN jersey o'y 10
nrocure a license at a cost Of $3.50. The ordnance
was passed at the request Of the local liquor
and bOtters.
The New-York and New-Jerscy boundary Oomnils
sioners have signed the articles OF agreement nAhg
the new boundary lines between the States ana copies
were taken yesterday to Albany ana trenton 10 oe
fled The agreement gives New-Jersey control OF
about twothirds of New-York Bay, and ADDS about
ZOO acres TO the area OF the State in which are IN
cluded Bedlow's and Eliss Islands. 1t Is UNDERSTOOD
that il is the intention of the shoreowners 10 NIL IN
and extend the Shore front to the line hxed Dy inc
commissioners That line extends $500 feet beyond
Robbins Reef lighthouse, and 1900 feet beyond EiisS
Island.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
ALONG THE SOUND.

ppIDcErORT-Ma De Forest and those as
ISOLATED with him succeeded admirably in his work
of gathering toys for poor children. and last nIgt
made 800 OF them happy. Henry L. Snclton
died Yesterday, age fhy-nne. lie had been many
years a public officer and especially identified
with the Board Of Education.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW -BPIGIITON N-Enoch b. Anderson, the old
sailor who fired three pistol shots at Captain G ID. ,;
Trgsk because he had been expelled from the sailors
snug Uarbor was Yesterday arraigned before Justc
Rowmann Anderson was committed In default OF
hail TO the County Jail at Richmond to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
prpoBTER cOyTRADICTs A SURGEON.

Police Surgeon McGovern. who recently denied
that he had told reporter about the alleged violent
death of Policeman Burke Of the Sixth Precinct was
on trial before Commissioner McCave at Headquarters
yesterday. He repeated his densls sDd said that he
ssyir had any knowledge that Bnrkes oeatn was
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

caused by violence The reporter who had taseo sea
With DR. Mc(;overn on the subject testified tnat uo
surgeon had told all the alleged facts which were pun
lished I'm connection with Burkes DEATH Ine oaso so
was adjourned until Monday, when other Pcr'o"' ~
expected to testify.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNswICK-ExCongressm James w Msus "S.sa' prsd
q, ccneseo' NY FIFTH AvENuE-ExGoyernorfr free' "a
erick Asmyta, of New-Hampshire anu e,,, Mn,sn
Nv Dunhan, of Chicago. GILSEf-Muhehcsu 1,u' ,vTN
Japanese Minister at Washington and family: nEN
DoWE Miss Florence st. John, OF London NlCiOhLA
Indce Cicnn W. scofed the United States Court Oh
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises 719 Sets "a Moon sets. S97 Moons age
HIGH WATER
LM-sandy Hook 9:3l Gov. Island 9:53 Iel Gate ll42
p W-sandy Hook lO:lb Gov. Island 1888 Hell Sate--
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
A WOMAN HANGS HERSELF.

Mrs Mary Kunge, OF No. 215 Boerum-st returned
home Yesterday afternoon and was horraed find he
sister Miss Louisa Sternback twentyeight, had com
mtted suicide by hanging herself I'm the basement
She was quite dead when discovered No cause for the
act Is known.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

Bark carnea lItals cacace. oran a days. via .sss
Bark sonthard Harb re- Davis. Hull s. days. win ss
90 order: vessel TO J Elwell a Co
SUNSET Wind at Sandy Hook. light W; cloudy. AZ csv
Arrived yesterday
steamer City of Para Lakewood Aspinwan Dec H. vsn
mdse and passengers to Pacific Mail 81 Co. Arrived a. the Ne
Steamer Gulf Stream, rnbon. Wilmington. with mdss a
steamer winthrop. Brags Portland. with mdss Hcrsus
Hall.
Steamer City OF Paris sr. Watkins Liverpool via oueas
steamer (Br) DAWSON Liverpool neenstop
Steamer st Oswald tBr). Mcpherson, Llvsrpcol-chss
steamer Sorrento tBr. cornan Newcastle sana.rsosA
Steamer Mascotte CBr Ross. Brstol-Barbcr& a Co.
Steamer Lain Gerl, HcGmers Bremen VIA Southamntol
iesies frie,and Belg, R4nde AntwsrpP.t.r VIVA,
Steamer Carl Kopow tNor, schweugs. campeehe-LordA
Steamer Saratoga Retg Havana and Mexican pcrtsJsl
Steamer iampasas crowe. Galve.ton-c Mallory q.
Steamer Chamette Percy Nsw; III Ileansa1I @ saa sssis
Steamer city Of Savannah Googns savanpsh-E q Wane
Steamer Richmond. Jenney, West Pom. Va-od Dominss
Steamer euyandote Jenney. Norfolk and Newport New
ST. Steamer xlsenborn. Lewis. Batmore-H G Foster.
steamer Steamer MePnaD wnis HailsI BOiion moc
sHip caldera IBr) Mckenzie, Batavia Java for ordss
PaTk lula JosIin Cape Town-John Norton Sons
SAILED.
Steamers Arizona for Liverpool cmime''s' Ne"o''esas
Guyaudotte. Newport News
BarSs Wilhelm Birkedahl for Bordeaux; Hattie II. rc
Also salle,va Long Island Sound Lucy MI
ler for Bangor Herman Winter. Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW Dec 24-Arrived Utopia tnsj. Morrison
MoyIiIx Dec 2tHArryed steamer Ethiopia (Br). wlsA
from New-York on her way to glasgow,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Announcements.

How vain the loving darts that by
From een the most bewitching eye,
Unless the teeth pure and oright
And kept snowy white
IN YOU would save your teeth from harm
In 'SOZODONT you'll 1nd the charm
Are free from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrated medicine only very SMALL easy 70 tske; No
main no gripping. Cartcr's Little Liver Pllls
Mems SO Shoes for S4.9s, and S4 Shoes at 80 81.
calf or Datont leather also cork soes direct from akr
o weaer saving middle profits. Kennedy, 20 Cortanat'
ST., upstairs.
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
.pEcK's PAT INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS VIVA
ers heard Successful all remedies fail llusratsd
book OF proofs Call write HIscox So3 way NIX
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.,
$40 WEST 126TH-ST. -.
Diseases OF the Nervous System tienioo U1nAy Ofasn
Impoence and Sterility. Hours 70 IL 70
THE BOYNTON FURNACE Co.
For Boynton's Furnaces. Hot Water Heaters Ranges
&c. 90 2O7 and 2o9 Water-st. New-fork
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

COLLEGE POINT.-The autopsy on the body OF
Lewis schaefer, the one armed man who died Monday
afternoon, was made yesterday by Drs. Ferrer ana
stephen They decided that Schaeffer had died from
congestion of the BRAIN caused by blows given win
blunt instrument. Coroner Maynard OF FLUSHING,
will hold inquest Friday. 1t Is expected that
arrcstS will he made.