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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

A team Of horse, attached 10 4 victoria owned b'
Mr.. Eiuccr of 40. 1916 Madison ave. "cr" Iit
Standing at the Fits uinil t. ana lhih ave- entrance
10 Central Park shortly after j. M Ne''ciuA'' ""'h
they suddenly took fright and dashed INTO the FiIh.
, haunted policcrnan. Patrick Tanning went ia pur
.ut The runaway continued up the East DlINr ana
left the Park seventy second =. At MI elr''.
When the team Wa crossing fhh ave. b"lI horse
fell Fanning's horse which Wa close BEHIND IrlI
AT the same time and the policeman wa th""h' III
rjgh, thigh and nose were broken and hc wa mcIiN
Injured An ambulance va, summoned ana IN
V1Indcd man wa, taken to the PIe-bYt"rlau Hospital
The runaway team wa~ taken to Tie Arsenal ana the
owner sent fOr. MI the horse were more 81 I''' j"
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rur po,sD or TRADE Man Backed orr.

Chicago. Dec - C>Fecial.-t suit for T2o'ooo mas
been brought in the Superior Court By Mary fatr's
Whitbeck OF New-YOrk, against n p Blakeslee. Inc
p,in,in j. an actress and on the stage assumes tho
name OF Patrice She is the daughter OF ex-Judge
Whitbeck Of Hudson. " Y. Mr. Blakeslee is twenty
nine wear, old Is "A prominent member Of the Board
of Trade and la, Office in the Royal insurance
RuidinC While she playing al liooley'' Theatrs
o,ue time ugo Mr. Blakesiee first introduced ~
,be nret,y soubrete For the last three weeks u -
said he la, been constantly in her company. ana up
"a fen DAYS ago Mr.. Baslee visited her frequently a.
IN. sherman House. The actrc>S ha, many letters
% ttnrney >,V> that show cOnclu>ivclv that Bakeseo
va. To marry her. and had promised 30 10 90
r. he meyer did aud i alleged tnat lie backed GUS
he arrangement completely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE GOVERNMENT A FARM AHEAD

Milwaukee, Wiz. Dec. 24.An unusual case has JUN
been decided by Judge 'tP,ham in the InIted STATES
,ourt I'm April lsoo. Joseph Laone. of Dodge county,
who served through In" civil War; received pehsio"
Of .2G- back pay. Lal0ne was SUFFERER HUM "e"s
when he returned in SO. and few years later "as
stricken with PARALYSIS II> Application for pension
vr,s filed in l--O Afcr the perSOn was granted, tho
G.yernment officials learned that before Lalone was
uaralvzed hr had met with severe accident "hen
fine man received his pension money he transferred !"
f. his wife who deposited IN the First National BANK
81 Beaver Dam. AteNard all but Tl,'Oo was drawn
,, o. nun, h,.o a farm IN Dodge County Instead OF
i.,i,Fr rrniuaI nit the Government brought suit
.sain.t alone and hi wife Z recover the money Inc
,'tinonv .lnwcd palalV>~ followed the accident Now
,bn Goyrruent +, ~ 900 and Dodge County farm
ahead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
PELLY.S PROBABLE SUCCESSOR
DREAMER WILL LEAD COMPROMISE OF THE
OPPOSING FACTIONS.

CRE&MER WILL LEAD tOhII'D-hN'H w 800
OPPOSING FACTIONS.
There seems TO be little doubt that after the I'M
handing upheaval occurs in the MYTH Assembly Dis
trict ex senator Thomas J. Creamer who headed Inc
Rssaulting ntReillv delegation AT IammahN nan On
Monday evening will turn up the leader Suppltlhs
psrnard Reilly jr This i, the result Of com
nromise Percy Rockwell the Third ave. baker mas
ncen anxious 10 head the combination seeking TO DE
hrone The Reillvs from district control and he was
without question al time favored bv Boss Croker
Mayor Grant and Commissioner Martin for thc place.
INT the bitterness lie evoked satisfied these aDe
managers that il would he better To- select man Oh
more suavity and skill in politics. Mr. Dreamer Whel
no anpeared before the Tammany Committee of twenty
four and made the initial attack upon the helliY
outworks showed that he had LOST none 81 the hhe
onalties which characterized his political movements OF
decades past.
ExRegister Reilly believes that if The question OF
leadership were left 10 the district committee lie 'o"u
maintain hmsn against his internal foes Of the KOCH
wall stripe but lie NAV rest assured that the local
henchmen will have little TO say in the case Inc
action OF the Committee Of Twenty four on Monday
,ah.s the matter ont of their hands. That the re-
Organizing committee Of five, which Register flH-
ceral6s resolution called for and which Chairman
Gilroy will appoint will decide against the perpet
NJ the Reilly domination seems to be fore0rdalhcd
Unless Mr.. Croker UNEXPECTEDLY steps III ana r.,
Fejy he NAV conclude that his skin l. dcslheu 10
a.cnrota Tho fence II i, said however that the
exRegiSer has sent cable message 10 me III. ~
chieain in Europe implorlne nm 10 a U
The MAYORS friends assert that he mas tdheh 10 10
mart in the movement to down Reilly ana tlaI ne
either side A wellpOstcd Tammany man VINO was
asked about il said think it IS so That me MAYOR
has not interested ,dbn ms eHy needed was the rope
Ue Was abundany capable Of hanging himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE NEW JERSEY SCHOCL FUND.

+. .. Chapman, State superintendent OF Public In
StrnciOn in New Jersey, has announced the fOlpwin.
state school Fund allptmcnts to The counties Atlantic
SG4 ~ 81: Bergen. Sl25,G39 50, burlington, 900,
700 81: Camden s2GO, - 60; Cane May, :2G,47G II
Cumberland. $1,000 20: Essex. fGj3.4O2 II; Gl0u
oc-ter SG9Jlo "A llud,on $j7G.3ij 81; lIunicrdon
S7O43G o.; Mercer, S1Gj,093 40, MddlcscX, 500,
9-9 ~: Monmouth +l4j3G2 or: Morris. Ti0i,193 OJ
ocean, s47, -93 90; Pa~,aic T2J1 Gi7 10; salem
g5G9-l 80: somerset, -GO1G %: SUSSEX. so.
7JG II: Union, Sl79,jIG 30; Warren, f7O97f -
The allotments are based upon The school ccnou, o
the counties. The money be used only for fue
and teachers Salaiic,.
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unrr, IN rrlN.orAL LvvTLIrrLnNN

\.y r,d1,el Mas. pee Nv th" VIII "i Louisa
,tL. I,l,u-au the wife II the Rev Alfred Evan John
,u If Ohyet Mission Of This CIV. He'd Il" d'N' fl"'
ooo g. tcuucnlhcd to the General Ih"oI"t'" SEMINARY
A. fla. Protestant Episcopal hurh OF the hlt'd Nd'
,o o.. maid by the cNccutriN ON th" d''h &" ''''''rN
ip.toud 10 the Domestic and Foreign Missionary
-,,,.ty IL ~. Protestant Episcopal 'huI'h "i I'
tinted state, given ~ 900 for the ne "i the N'N
and II 600 J., given 10 the trustee, "' ~ Ma,H
,,r,h.,,,e, nov located m Lowell me loltIgH VII
.inrnr, society of the Episcopal 'hurh VIII receive
a. unu u,ou the death OF the tc-tdtriN husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE INDIANS ESCAPED.

Washington. Dec. Ga dispatch received hv Gen
eral Schpicd Yesterday from General Ringer dated -.
Paul. december -. Indicated the surrender = colonel
simmer of ti. Foot with h~ following. which includcd
some 90 sitting Bull', fugitive, aud those di-aHec"d
Indian. an the cherry Cr,c. district. cheyenne River
reservation. who had Joined him. Ihi- report i- con
tradcicd tonight u dispatch -"nt {" General >'h"
field D., General Nile. who report thai They dd not
surrender a. they promised. but escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
nrvIAL FROM THE aBOSS.7

When Boss" Mclaughlin of Brcokyn. was asked
yesterday in regard to the truth Of the story That ne
cotiatons were made by Police Commissioner Martin
with him in regard 10 the selection Of W. E"ufkc
Cochran for United states Senator IN return Tor ram
many Hall support Of Mayor Chapn for Governor, he
LID that the story was made of whole cloth. and
there was not syllable Of truth in IT, lie also ~ad
that he had not seen Mr.. Martin since February "i
March and had not spoken 10 MN or 10 any one -
from New York elsewhere in the state Regarding the
senatOrshp succession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES
De GRAAF & TAYLOR CO.,
47& 40 WEST !4TH-ST.

portion Of the ety. 1t was broken into, and fonnd "
he furnished with a comfortable sofa. table Two
chairs and two chests. In of these wa found
comfortable dressing gown, par OF loose Inrhls
irDu>ers a fcz and dozen Of long pipes III thS
other was found about 200 strong Havana cigars am
n half pound Of common smoking tobacco. From ing
wrappers found in the bolt m OF me cest ~ s Muu =
annrar that i'm lo.s than eight months the nobemsn
had smoked about 3 800 cigars and about loo punos
Of smoking tobacco. having deliberately poisoned Mn"
self with nicotine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE CONTEST IN NORTH DAKOTA.

bismarck y. D.. Dec "a (special).-Ihe MchchAo
.,on and senator Mccormack. the Democratic leader,
agree on the following estimate Of the vote for tinted
States senator at the opening Of the Legislature
Pierce. 81: Ball. 90; HanstrouSh, -; Lamour' j.
This represents sxty-fve straight Republican Vo'e'
md leaves twentv-eight Democrats and Ndcpcineh'
most OF whom will support MctOiinach' inc ,.'ltD9
Iican vote will probably reach sixty nine ,eire =
friends tonight claim al least thirty and cohcedc Fan
lghtcen I.amOur will not support BAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
MANY BALLOTS ILLEGAL.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN CONNECTICUT.
ryr NAME OF A CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE OF PRO-
BATE IN WRITING ON AT LEAST o'Voo
DEMOCRATIC BALLoTs-FAvoRABLE
TO THE REPUBLICANS.

DEMOCRATIC BALLOTS-FANoKAbi'E
TO THE REPUBLICANS
wHaven. Dec "a (SpecaD.-Certain DemooIa".
oapers with startling headlines announced
decision Of Judge Hall practically settled the question:
,ou,d no tho next Governor OF Connecticut the
,ihi,ion ballots having been found illegal because
,be name of the Judge of Probate appeared upon 0'
an writing. The real facts in the case seem " .i
cha, the Democrats. notwithstanding all uet oins"''
are thoroughly frightened. The case co"s"e'eu Nv
,race Hall was the following: Republican cahu'oa'c
-. y, Probate brought his Democratic rival mo
-. o., n writ of mandamus. thereby forcing MN 10
nou why he occupied the Office OF judge OF rrood'c'
In +he course of the hearing II apPea'c" '''' u.
,,s of the Republican candidate appeared Oh SeNe'"'
pohih,,on ballots in writing these ProD'ioh Dd'lo'S
o. declared Illegal by the Democratic MODERATOR
h ,hrcv them out and declared the Democrat
elected. -, r., ,,1co .,
Iudre Hall decides that the ballot for Judge Oh
pohate where the name of the candidate appeared III
uri,ine cannot he counted. The Judge was Ho'
asked TO pronounce upon Inc Nailu'N III INC
or,ire ballot, the names OF all tahuiud'cs i"'
c.ate offices being upon il: and neither the statute
nor the Constitution gives him authority to pass upon
.ha, question: But here is where the Important
tri,r NJ the decision in. and it is all III FAVOR
., the Republicans. Not Republican ballot was 'a>'
IN the state upon which appeared the name I'll 'ho
canddste for Judge of Probate i'll writing lie" Oh INC
Prohibition tickets bore the hdHe vi '"'iu''N w.
Judcc Of Probate either in writing or pin,eo NJ, -.
most of the country towns every Demo 80 pnntc
nore the name of the candidate for Judge oi iTHna'e
~; writing In Middle,cN. Fairfield and New Haven
irntieS IL is known that not less than 5.OOo Demo
cratic ballots of this kind were cast ana Eo'teu; al
The decision of Judge Hall clearly implies that an
chose democratic ballots Illegal. ndnesuoharN
The supreme Court would 80 decide II the matter "te
nn+ t6 il by the General Assembly. III euCh - ut
cision should he made Congress eject Der oi"Nt
the Iy'th District. Congressman wilcox IN the ia
Distrct and Congressman elect >pery In the l,t Us
trict vould be unscaicd and Republicans would take
,heir nlaces The entire Republican state ticket would
ho e,ec ed nv the people. This is the plain import of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
SMOKED HIMSELF TO DEATH.
r,ou, The ~. Louis Globe Democrat.

The most fantastic story told i that of the strange
md .I,v suicide Of the Baron Bella Onyi, at Pesth. IN
:, thc wear lS7J The aaron was supposed 10 be
yrrv wealthy. lie had a wife and siN children. lie
~ hi. money In speculation. but this was not known.
'lc vent to Paris aud insured his life for 100000
.ulden each In five companies. lie returned 10
pr,th and his habits began 10 change ne aDNenIeu
iu'.i, rom home for long periods dav. The
nirturc of health he began to drOop ana pine away
I'm len months he dfd of what the doctors called
l',u,u,ur cnu,umptiOn The insurance companies
were, sl,picion>, end their detectives unearihed "a
un.t wonderful plot. The nOblcman was discovered
-, have hired A small room in remote ana mean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
To IrcrrRy TO J4vAfcA TEACHERS.

Eo-ton. Dec secretary Dickinson OF the N'-'a
,lu.ctfs state Board II Education. has a'''pi'd an
invitation from The school authorities "i the I~''hH
II jamaica 10 give lecture, there before me mr.
and viii sail about February Il lom Ne" ORR Tor
,.t..... Ne D.Liu-nu'- addrc-,e, VIII Dee abuut
NM. le a, bee gives AZ his Clauiauqua summer SCHOOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
pFp,.RIIcAys CONFIDENT II ILLINOIS

Chicago, Dec. ~ (>pccaD.-rhe senate con e'' Is
already getting warm. Evidence has been collected
n the contest Of the election OF r. +. Caldwell Demo
,ratic SenatOr-clcct in Sancam0n County. Inc *"
,ubcans are satisfied that they can prove Eat
some hundreds Of votes were purchased, ana INC
contest Will be based upon that chai-e. The Re
,rllicans here also filed notice OF contest against
representative Merritt. OF the same dlerl" on ac.
.orint OF non-rcsidcnce: that the Democrats viii
ind their time fully occupied in defending their present
.nembcrsbip instead Of unscatng Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
TrtCHER>' LAND AND IHPROVVENT COMPANY

Albany y :. Dec. 2f.-A certificate 81 incorporation
- tbc re,,lrr-' Land and Improvement Company, with
r,uli, If so 600 filed T. day with the secretary
~ state The company is formed for purchasing sell
INK leasing and improving real c.ta,c ana hnd'nS
and IT, opclatlon, viii be carried oh in the town OF
& r,,uburs Wc,tchcstcr County Ia" trustees "i me
company for the lr,t wear Al" william H. Van ,"l'' ~
Enamel Reno r. l:rugtou, sarah L. stltuI"H a"i
Tr,.drri, II. " llAu-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
INTERFERENCE IN NEw-HAMPSHIRE.

ALLEGED SCHEME OF THE BOSTON AND MAINE
RAILROAD N FAVOR OF THE DEMOCRATS
Concord " H., Dec 24-"The Monitor tonight
contains leader understood 10 be from Tie pen oil
United States senator Chandler, charging, IN sub
stance that the managers Of the Boston ana Maine
Railroad contemplate gigantic consolidation Sch,me
tina, thew intend interfere in New-iampShre pooS
in the interest Of the Democracy and by corrupt use
., Tho Nancy NJ the corporation secure control Of The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

we'll with the laws Of the other Territories. The Capital
question uppermost in the minds OF the members
Every other measure was secondary. but when the
members found that Steele would not approve
Of Capital Removal bill. they got down 70 work III
earnest and did all they could to adopt code OF laws
best suited to the people Of Oklahoma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
RI NAVE xOsT 0F THE SERVICE ~ ENGLISH.

Cincinnati Dec. 24.-The committee appointed at 'n'
Central Rabbinica Conference al Cleveland last july {"
formulate ritual to be used by all tie jewish sShs
gosne, in the United states met here and mas asreee
upon tie following plan:
The sabbath and holiday prayers VIII be ~ $3.50 80
-. "a ~, I'm accordance with The modern conception OK
Judaism 80 that. wir retaining Inc >'ilhliS an" ~
yplcsl sentences in the Hebrew. the greater par. VI
The service will be- in English special forms OF PRAYER
will also added for special occasions >u'h a. ms
riage, funerals. combinations, Passover 'eeDr"uons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE YEARS SHIpRrILDIVG " WAIVE.

Bangor. Ne Dec. CA summary - -hipbnildhs
In Maine during l-DO show, III vessels constructor
with an aggregate tonnage Of G-.2ll. There were
five steamers four ships. bark seven baik'ntIue>
eighty nine ~choonrr~ and fifteen sluop~. 10 hrls>
have lcnn hgili u Maine since l--:, aud that TX j.
APPARENTLY a thing uf the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
FaTALLY HURT At 4 RAILROAD CROSSING.

JoJn f. Henry. fifty years old. Of Newark -.
uolorcn last night while driving horse harnc--cd
IN . WAGON was struck at the C,lc~et. jersey 'it'.
crossing u the Eric Railroad by train returning rom
tbe Chiffon races. Mr. Henry was fatally injured ana
was removed to -. FIanci-'~ Hospital The h"i-c
ESCAPED unlurt and mp the tracks 1" the month 81
Ecr,en IIIll Tunnel where il Wa 'au-ht- Ire WAGON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE PARK classical ScH0oL REcEPrIoy.

The PARK Classical School held reception
to-day morning in IT, now Guarcfs at 40 West Eighty
fourh.s The exercises consisted Of music and
Rotations by the Young ladies'. with pgntDnmc and
French and English movement by the
OF the school pleasing feature o. the enter
tanmcrt wls the Christmas tree. displaying The WORK 81
pupils Of the kindergarten. large number Of inter.
cstd friend, present and showed appreciation Of Tie
admirable Work u0nr by the school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
oKLAHoxA's LEGISLATIVE ADJoCRNS.

Guthrie, o. r.. Dec. 21-OkahOmas first Legislature
ADJOURNED tonight. II has passed complete code
OF laws, composition Of the Dakota. Indiana Nebraska
end Illinois statutes On the whole the code compares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
GOV gRyvEyrS AYD TELEGRAPHS.


Efa.tu- Wlmln IN Frank L"sHc'>.
s,m. may say that the telegraph should be iahrh
aver Lc,,u,c II has got 10 Ice MONOPOLY, ana lhU u
.,rtc- policy aud control are ia the manu- oil Jew
rich men. lut the same argument ,onIu pr "s ,,
,,rtur. and distribution OF oil Is mainly III iI H'l"
Of tir standard Ol Company. ana nore ri1"M '"aa
,,,,,,,li,c hnnd> than the telegraph system J, .cl
Ly th, Western Union There !, "hN QUE 'H
on company there are no lr,. .," ,r,olic,, among
vtii,,- admins traitors. and III" common p,nPN hrl
orally ia" Western n"i ,,''H ,,ny Stock or
over l"', ,,n'.t. LnnE The affairs of the Western
mon are open to every man M ,n %r To- "Har. Of
, any daN buy for lc,, than flo" Il NIlt'u ', va
80, .' trk who know, anything. or ever VIII KNOW 0II
,Iing about the inside affair OF the HL.un'" S T,n
C'ItafN except II nall dozen apI' ,,. Stand
% is dc.tinlc, Net the operations oi tle Hn.a
rI OI Company tonch at greater hulrr ~ p1 ,,
,, .r,it- OF "A greater number of "a" p"hla,"h 'l,l
w. ,,.r.tiut,, ni the Western mon ever '""" pN any
po,7',n mind If the reader reflect on the va, number
~. ~. ri,r,. thn never need the telegraph. ana "l
the iai IN 2ms shaPS or t, tt'II Thai arr 1 than per
%, w. thr telegraph seems almost 'rcd'hn nn wv ~,
'r,i thou.,n win carry him u the c"rrcc the u,
It',',rlu .i,r For instance, how many oi 'nc Na''
ii1 - t'i,,.,. that work in the fields, ~ the loir
" ", f. irrlr>. or In the mines how Jew ~ All 'I"'
Vat army ne. even on,r a Year. ', Ii,t,ncrt Thcn
JAM, nm Grade higher 10 quite ~ large an arm,
in He mechanical department, "i ,"e yiIi'rc n, over
h, hand how few black,mnI. "aipc",c, ir tcjr
soracr adder, Great et' indn'rI" centre is use
tl1p,, ccntou bv The factory hands by the Wornrn
lh' IA. nrrhiuc shops in the printing ONCE nluo' r
~ .,,iu" trades ard other mechanical aNo'al'"nS,
Wv. 10 900 900 farmer, mol rnth OF per '' utor
the 'n,b L'ufs ihr u-c Of this means oi coll""l''
ulh'c a." h"t - r,r, and ftfu except In the bu'll''
oi mn i,d ,ntycy of the ayocaliOns of the popla
, .nv. few there are that are not habnIl OF '",,
,i n,cr, Of oil, 50 that bl,nrS' IS w. , '
~''',i,h u,n cN permrnt e toNrrlnrntlI H'I,'' ~
~ w. In tested il j. submitted iml on J. m"'" "'''
J. ~, f., Ir satisfactory than rlrctI''N'
49,. ,t... -, Grammar. T. the pa-tcr present
And tie fair president Of the White wings sewn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

The finest trains ever constituted are IN dalH sctNce
tv cen New. York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ON Ma the Jersey Genital, Heading, and Is: o. All
he cars are Vcsbued heated by steam. Lighted oy gas
md provided with smoking compartments Station teot
of IIbertyst"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

election Of c. B. 1arwe president: J. n harmon.
vice president j. " Farwell, IT. treasurer W - l.
ChumaserO, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

Chicago, Dec. "A tSpecia-Thc recently incorporated
}. V. Farweu Company has been organized by tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
fluctuations yrstlay observed al the nted States
station AT this city Ihe da-hes lndlcate
the temperature noted Perys Pharmacy sun Building
Tribune once Dec. -. | "A. m-Ihe movement IN the
barometer Yesterday upward. FOR most OF the day tbs
sky was coudlcs> temperature ranged between ~
ana IS degrees (9tl being lis lower than
hc corresponding day last year and lls lower than
GEAR or far and colder weather may be expected -.
day m this Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
rur CLIMAX or THE EXPERIMENT.

".Thon he dropped little powder t'ken rom one
If tr. boxes in which h, agne care was put up ih'o
M. l,ss of whcncd wafer and told the man on whom
IN. "a. ,\uermcntng 10 stir the MIXTURE anu sec
hnw uuickiy the cure would XII MS H'aNH're
huu,,rl The old man stirred, the water became
.nr main and for the next quarter oil an hour me
f,lr lad both hands busy taking III the money oi tIc
simple bunphinN aud shoNcnlns ont HIS "o''"'''
cure. ,1,,irod tina
sr,un', ron,uinmate gall 10 much that hid not thc
h.ort to expose him. Waiting untll tue crown Hau
.nrrecd | tapped him on the shoulder ana salu :
nnl, here my good fellow. | understand Your niue
g,mc perfectly. Your coOrles> liquid Is lime wafer
End fine mans breath, containing carbonlc acu
naturallv made the wafer milky. The asuc h'aicf
Won mt i'm IL 'itrc acid and sugar. ana thiN III
,utiy rcdSsOVpd the carbonate Of lime ana maze ths
wnt"r clear again. Now don't argue WIN NE VI
interrupt me continued as he was aDon' TO piotS
.oueihiug. I'm regular physician come 10 prartlcc
~ these parts. and III expose Nou 4 the pcope II
,nu ID, NOT keep at least hfy miles away from where
have located. II Will promise 10 60 AZ once
md for GOOD. | will not say one word -,
The fahir looked at me for moment ana then'
evidently convinced that was not 10 be trlned Will
ne .ol IT'S 20. doctor. there's fools enough ana
., snare in Missouri for both or us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

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