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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

The LAWYERS Title Insurance Company yesterday
asked Justice Cullen, in the supreme Court, Tor a
writ Of mandamus 20 compel Register Jane, h"he -
allow il crnpO;cs copy the records IN the Register $
ricc The answer was that they crowded ont the
,uil- Justice Cullen offered u grant p@refnptory
i, corrcIliur the Register 10 allow the Title In
urarc Conpany's employees 10 copy The records, pro
y!dins they did not interfere with the public
10. \. Ward, the sculptor, has completed the modcI
4, c,ay of The group Of children for the pedestal Of
t,c Henry Ward Becchcr statue and also The plaster
model Of the negro girl private view OF them to
,,hcr with +bc model Of the statue Of Mr. Beecher
Lii lac given tomorrow afternoon at Mr. Wards
,,ydio no 10 West Fifty-secoEd st.. Ncw-lorh.
Al a Joint meeting Of the County Farm Committee
of tie Board Of supervisors, the ChaliicS cohns
SINNERS, and James ". BrLett and JOlh H. y i'onihc
contractors ON the work at It Johnland, yesterday
en- wa. fouud with Mr. O'ROurke for usng different
1rirk from that called for in the specifications ana
f,r making excavations deeper than necessary
The animal meeting Of the directors Of the Brook
r,n Real Estate Exchange was held yesterday At NJ"
nO4 Nontaguest. Tn election for directors re'u''cu
g.. follows: William Ziog,er Leonard MOODY Jr'e ''''
son IT. Howard smith, G. Augustus llaNlHh''
wi1Iiam II. Murtha Darwin T. James, j. I" Detmci'
Fcll ttaubcl. l.. j. Lhtlon' T. d "'''-''' - ~
K,l.cy and v. =. Wychoh
The Hebrew orphan Asylum society has purchased
ixt.gyc civ lot, i'm Ralphavc., between Dean ana
Pacific SIS a. "a 81 lew building, pas lhs 49,
900 therefor
1l, funeral OF the late Rev. Lester NJ. Dorman'
wi, fell dead on SUNDAY evening in Holy IHuIN
Church. will take place at II a. IN to-day IN CHRIST
f,lu~ch m Clutunst. The Rev. Drs. Huntington 'hd
Hall will oncia,c. The burial VIII be In WOodla"h
Cemetery.
Mayor Chauln vetoed Yesterday The resolution OF
,be RoayI Of Aldermen Increasing the pay II the CITY
Auditor from e3 500 b 5000 from January J. on
fine ornuud that the Was contrary - the city
cb,r,cr which forbid, the increasing Of the salaries
Of head Of department, between The election and Jan
uary !.
M,yor Cbapin received three delegations YESTERDAY
who respectively urged The qualifications Of Edward
Mor,n Daniel O'Rcly and Robert T. Connolly for
the Office II Ciy Justice Of the city Hall Court, at
81 900 year.
The sixteenth annual concert and ball OF The Brook
Iyn Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association was
given M the Academy OF Music last evening inc
prc grammc were made 70 initiate letters with tic fac
smile postage stamp bc1r.ng Ia, picture Of Post
master Collins Ccu,ernos 9Th Regiment band FUR
nishcd the music. Joseph u. Mcmillan is president
OF the association
The Brooklyn Turn Vcrcin gave its annual GymEastc
exhibition and ball AZ Saengerbund Hal last evening
About seventy young men and over 100 children took
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
NOTE, From TIE THEATRES

The amusing situations 81 All the comforts vi
Home delighted large audience at the PARK lhea'o
las; evening. capable company OF coihcdah' ui'uo'
tho direction q Charles FGohman interpreter ME-
Gillette, comedy and repeated Of laughter greeted
1nc compl cations in which the characters were III
yo,yed. Next week Fiarcs Wilson will be seen ii
"Iho Mcrqy Monarch
Miss Pauline Hall and her opera company maze
fncr first appearance in Brooklyn last evening az ul'
Ahphicn Academy, and fun mouse was piea'en VIZ
the prc-enration Of AnOrita,' which was set VIII
Emo scenery and displayed choice costumes. ON
.at,tdsy AT both the matinee and the evening per
f0cInauce, Ermini"' Will be sung ihc IHlciha''ohd
Sneci,Ity COMPANY Will be seen next week. -.
Mr., leslie { lrier appeared IN " The Cgly DucMlng
a. me lee Avenue Academy last evening. and shS wa
heartily greeted. " \ IMP 10 OHl"d'o"H VIII ~
plavcd next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
INCREASING WAGES on THE BRIDGE
ryr srrr AGAINST THE TWO CITIES FOR IN
FgINGEMENT OF TIE DUBOIS PATENT


READY TO BIZ TRIED.
r, bridge Trustees took action Yesterday to increase
the nav OF policemen. conductors and "ucAc'ol'Vr
- -, the uridcr and General Barnes lronca'H
s,cd his fe!low.trisecs il there we've no more "o'
cmpoves 10 share in the general increase OF - ~
day There were a dozen Of the trustees p'eNo"
,Iouch Noyors Grant and Chaplin did not ma ''i'v u
attend to their duties as trustees anu
Myer, ard Jackson also absentcd themseiNo' ,.,.o.
President Howell, was authorized TO retain -'''
H. smith the patent lawyer. 10 act as Npo0i" o
=, IN, eut NJ Dubos against the two ciuc' 10 c'''0
$500 600 As damages for the infringement oi III p ,
-nr sinking pier, in deep waters in the c"su"'' W.. CIV
Use Of the caiSsouS for the Bridge to"cFe oS Wv .,
York bridge Company. The case was pVN'' "
United states courts a few years ago. Ou' wa" " -,
md now i, before three referees. one appoh'"d oy
the Mayor OF New York one by the Md9'' VI
1yn and the third by Mr.. Dubois and the 'a i "oo"0
to begin. 49,. .o.itio,
The committee to which referred the pet'""
of the police for an increase Of pay TO flloo YEA"
the same the police in Brooklyn VII" nave S''>
live years Or receive reported III l'N"r vi N'"'
In an Increase 10 }6 cents hour when VIII amour"
10 81 .05l a wear, and clothing worth 800 some W
them can earn from So TO 500 additional by cAH"
wo.k The report unanimously adopeu' \
petlton was then presented from the conductors aShlS
an increase Of 20 cent, day, on the sr"Ghu ''a'
their work was the most responsible on any ran
rad in the country Iney have 70 niaHo ,,ryer
hours day Tor - the first year and - 90 aitcr" az
The increase to - IA cent, hour or g - 1a4
the first year and "a a cents an n14r or ,r -
a day thereafter, voted by ten 81 me trust , @
General Barnes and Moses Way declining TO Note Uu
She ground that the acton needed Cocc"r
swan then asked u have the pay OF uchct ch0PITI
increased from - - 10 ~ 90 Gay al'no"S" '"''
'' Tne receipt, fer November we're SiO1.153 - from
trac ara S3l7e3 81 IRON reatS inTrGsI anG rhec
'crisl sold Tire expenses were soo'ilo To- i'0'0
3,O1O,3-9 passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

There : considerable doubt whether the Eepuoci III
Gencal Committee at it, meeting this evening VIII
adopt The report Of the REORGANIZATION committee
which provides for tn disbandment Of tle "ehc'li
Committee and The formation of a ne" one Ud>e'
rnon coual representation from all the wards ard
towns. Many of the members ave not satshed "i'n
oil the provisions, although a large number FAVOR
each one The strongest opposition VIII ~ |"
chansia; tie present Representations based upon 'He
Republican vote. 10 equal representation from All lhe
a. .hr ,,,osout committee canI0t be effected S,Nc hV
r1au mon, action and Tie two thirds Of the ncmhrr,
Mo hold over are hardly lhely all 70 surrender thelr
sc,, I,,,ia l. Baldwin L. =. Fischer and W. ).
Ey,,ling will oppose tho proposed Plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
THE BJBLE AND FRUIT HISSiOy'S WORK.

The annual meeting OF the Bible and Fruit Mission
was held Yesterday afternoon N the parlors of the
mission building, 50 1lG East Twenty ,IXth-st. The
following officers elected President. Mrs. Henry
G. Davis: nr-t vice president, Ms, Eebecca Collins
second vicc president. Mr.. William f. Mott, third
vice president Mr.. r. o. Congcr, fourth vice pfcol
dent Mrs Kloppeuburt Mrs. David H. GOpdwillir,
recorimg secretary Miss i. b. Day. corresponding
secretary: and SIR. ". buchanan treasurer. The Re
mort Of the secretary shaved the total amount Of re-
GENTS for the last year to De >2jJD2 20, and the
pcn,cs 9.5.7i1 OF. The clearinghouse had accommo
dated 3O-i dodgers and -4.OG meals had been served
I'm the restaurant Of which 3.j16 were served free OF
charge.
Tn. mission now enter; upon g. fifteenth year Of
charitable work, II j., now cl,2o in debt for broom
corn ana ha, on hand over 200 dozen broor-, which,
il, sold vouN reduce the ndobtc!nc., to $3.50 3D.
The mission h,, established Circulating library which
now contains I,OGO volumes. The protective depart
mrnt It, found employment for 30 persons during
the wear. and forty chIdCn 10 the country last
summer by means Of money furnished by Ihc Tribune
Fresh Air Fund. Contributions Of howcr,, fruit
gry..Iic.. money. clothn, or nour~hng food If sem
10 Mis- H. : Darling viii be gratefully received ana
distributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
HOLDING DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

Democratic primaries were held last evening IN all
tho wards of Iiroo,lya and towns Of Kings County 70
elect on, third of the delegates from eac to the county
Committee and also officers OF the ward "ld lo"H ~
sociatjous III most Of them the slate liked up 10y
+, machine went through without difficulty and the
old men were sent back As heretofore. But IN the
Fitch seventeenth and Twenty wards there "eie
contests, bat the malconton,, were not srong enough
~ defeat the regulars. II is not Likely ih'tt any
cnange IN the control OK the County 'ohihI"'o VIII ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
.1.r1.r,, rArNEs MAKE, 4 PE0TEsT.

General \. c. Barnes. whose name was u''PPo'
fro, the list Of directors OF the New fn5!dHd So'''
=, ro roc,nt election has written letter TO PRECEDENT
partlet declaring that injustice done him IN me
action and DENYING that he ever refused 10 pei"r"
an, dutv aS director. lie says that he accepted u
Mac, originally With reluctance upon the persona.
solicitation If John Wnslov and he THINKS ne '''-
MOI have tr,r dropped i'm wav that casts oIN'rcll
-, hin, ,,oncral Barnc, said yesterday That ne
attributed the action 20 the enmy OF one u'u ~ I!
did NJ: object 70 being dropped but he oOJe'Ico "
the way in Which IL was done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

To meet the demand for good Over
coats at moderate price we submit
orr 500 and SO Chinchlllas and SO
heavy. smooth Beavers. More service
able and gcntccl garments Will be hard
To find ut amy price.
listers that have the utmost wear
inc quality, warmly lined with Cassl-
mere for as little as Sl4. Better look
ing ones SIS to $2S.
Cape listers SD to SD.
Rubber Shoes at - cents, such as
YOU generally pay dollar for; Is
cents for the usual $40 selt-actlng
rubber.
Warm Gloves of I'LL sorts. AStrachan
at 81, Fur 50.
ROGERS, PEET d. co.
ns THTEE rr .nEs,
STORES. I3lds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
r,rUrc MORAN, SILVER JUBILEE

silver jubilee mass was ccieofa'eH DH 'lV "cN
,ilclael j. Norln yesterday in the Roman 'a'"'H'
,,rh ~ tl,o NATIVITY OF Cur Blessed Lord. upon te
twenty fifth anniversary of hi, ordination to the priest
hood Bishop LouGhlin and many priests Of the Doc
of proollyn We're present. The mass was celebrated
by Father, Moran, Ilartwcll. McCarty and Ma4ure'
culo.i,tic sermon preached by the ke<. H"II u
vol.,- oi Father Moran III, Pensioners crowdcc t'e
1I,.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
popr or yrwyoRK MONDAY. DEC g. IS:
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ludsate Hill OBJ. Rrown. london Nov ~ With
md and passengers Henderson Bros Arrived ut the Bar
Anran n button ITcroool NGv no. 1ns'ns
town with and passengers 10 vernon bro""% w.
S n to FF 'a "r at the Sar at
Steamer cape Breton Br Mcpherson. sydney. CD with
'pc EG[ KsGys G9at. 50 &,g' Wit" fruit 10
STEAMER NiGtra Hurley 'aena wa "v".I ,+T ni ~ the
'' steamer Iamrsas Crowc Galveston day' via k'ywo''
viii, ndSe aud ui,~enyrrs to g II Mallory a 60 ~ ,o
steamer annette Percy. Ncv.Orlcns days. with mf'e
Steamer lily Of Columbia Fer9anana va Hr"n'viek
steamer cottage 'runo't Portland. win nd'' ana
ssn iirsin.am No. christie date L1a. Dundee 80
oa VIII In ballast to rctef Wright 4 sons.
sUN~fr- wind At sandy Hook mrierlie. NNE cloudy
Al ci,y Island Wini modrrate. SNE. cIoniy
steamer Blnalo ,rr Malet. Hui NOV q: With md'' to
u,tfs - win ad,c and passengers RI cors Arrived
uataa viii ~ ir To- " tcoao, CO. Arrived at tho Bar
al .o rookncd CBr Mon4tt Philadelphia ballast to
Barber Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Arizona m. Proofs Liverpool via one-n'""n-
steamer rho. >uacr.cn cnr shaw AvOnmouh Barber
Steamer Alfred tNori. Tole:.on. Lisbon " Hurihut
steamer p SOL m,v'son T,oG'S'ni p I Y, ysa AR sickle
steamer roIu"i- Pennington. Cl,s'ou ana Jacksonville
y CiYic q 60.
steamer GENERA. whitney. Betr.". H'on II / DrocA
Slp Baugaolc tBr ConCiOn. Calcutta vernon II brown
& 60. .,-o
steamer. II sol for Now Aus. TIit's'e savannah
TAE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
fOREIGN PORTS
rtvrpp,a r,c Arrived. steamer Glen shi"l tRr'. Don
al .oa rom r, Yor ". Point "a Handle mr..
Deco s4.c .cam-r Manhattan By Robinson. Tor New
NofI. -, go. p,.,
~orrH.Nrr0.. Dec Arrived steamer Edrr Ger. Blur'
from SeW Yors un be-. wav Nrel"u, AMI proceeded
,,fAsGtw p.. Arrived steamer state Of Indiana lhrl
u tcilc. from SOW Aorh- ~,
N0virty Ucr Silri. .i"lnrr stat" ~ Georgia 'hrl'
Hoala 'r,n t,Ia.y1u hence iDr sew iors.
HUI loo SAIlei steamer Mht.'I' BY. Ahb't' 'o'
Ax1wEEr pee s-Arrv'd. steamer Nooid.Aud b's.Nics
ol, Ncv-i0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

mart in tbe exercjses 4 number Of the members VI
The Board of Education were present I" "'noSH '0
result Of the system of gymn"suc tai'hhH "ii''' W.
turn-verein IS seeking to Introduce IIUo '0 r
schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

Ifvo,, desire to have One Hundred
Dollars expended in Christmas
Presents go further than $40
will i'm any other establish
ment, it may put You to lit
tic more Inconvenience on ac-
count of the many purchasers
who crowd our establishment
(vOX pOpuli, vOX DcD, but III
these times no one, no matter
how much they have to spend,
dpsDiSCS economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

IMMATURE ALMANAC.

ID-biI
Sun rises o. 30 Moon 4lO am Moonsage %
x.M-Sandy HOOK. 6lj Gov Island 632 Hell! Gata 72j
Pleasantly HOOK. 54Z Gov Island 55S He'll Gate. 1Jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

speaking Of brave mem" said Colonel Bluegrass.
Of K@qtuc.y . hcrc is Colonel Blood. of our town.
Hc', the bravc,t man | know" Indeed y YES,
sab! why sab. the doctor prescribed glass OF water
before breakfast every morning and sab. the Colonel
i, taking il without kick" Chicago InterOccan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Other Extras.

A large number Of other hs
have been printed. OH Brazil. the view
Northwest, Newfoundland. the DAIRY
Farmers, knitting and CrOchct' INC
Pan.A mericam Congress. "a Summe.
at Chautauqun. Fiction c'c. ~.
for circular giving the list 1" i"''
with description Of each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
At Half Wholesale Prices.

Ladies desiring elegant Plush or Cloth Garments
are assured that thi, Offering comprises
TIE GREATEST STOCK
EVER SEEN ~ THE CITY OF NEwYoRK.
Better styles. bcttr fitting. or better made
were never shown.
There Is not one single Newmarket. wrap or Jacket
In the whole Stock that not made this season.
THEY ARE ALL NEW.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN
BOYS CLOTHING
MISSES, DRESSES AND OUTSIDE GARMENTS
CurrpEEN's GRUTCHENS AND COATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Customers who can conveniently shop h"ioFe ? H. IN
yor.lly receive the attention always desire 70 give
during afternoon IT. f. Outlines dnirult TO properly wait on
all owing 70 demand caused by inducements offered in our
PRESENT GREAT SALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Silver Coinage

il discussed in an Extra. entitled, "A
Year Of Republic anism.' ny senator
VIM. VI. stewart. in an elaborate
argument in favor OF unlimited coin'
age, and by WIN. VI. GrOsvenor IN re.
MY. Other contents: 4 Review OF
UarrisOu's first year; GLOW To Win
Fortune" by Carnegie and Wiman'
..Alaska Seal Fisheries" by L.. l.. o.
and the southern Question" ny
Gable and TOurgec. ~ large pages
Us cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
A r N
AND NTH.sT

r,ne a,v bv day. increases with every sale
o,oo IA snro,dinc Values such as giving,
until now were seen What Is IL you "an' H.
The rich the elegant the neat. the comfortable; long
garments short; with fur or wiNou'' oiiA' ''" ="
Plush for day evening for carriage or tor sn'pps'
exclusive the popular l..What e'er you "A''' VIC
have What e'er you want we have az ha' INC price
that you can elsewhere buy--au now!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
OUTGOING STE1 MERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING .NEVS

Rhaetia Hamb Amer. Hamburg -.---..--.,
Coban, y \ "a Pr Porto Rico .-------.--i- m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

Az EASY SHAVE.
Health FOOD tl.lhur'- tlutaH soap secures -
81 Inn a. nue. aud aii cr1rri-t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

For Bovutou's celebrated furnaces, hot water
heaters baltimore ha'sr, AMI rInge,. e. u u
BOYSIOS TLENACL 90. o., I'D 20 W.ieI-s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
CL0AKS,
Il shall In no wny Interfere with
HOLIDAY OFFERINGS,

Here list which may assist buyers. OF all sru.
named have the greatest we've ever shown
and all those popular prices for which we are fanous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Mrs. NIN,InM,s SnnrrnNG SYErt

Loss II hair which often mars the prcttcs
q .'. prevented hy Pa...i'- lltf ia SAN.
IJiArr'- 6lnr,r Tonic Alleviate suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

THREE Princa.
BROADWAY W arToi
STORES. 3ld 81.
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HENRY A DANIELS. NJ. ID.

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none of which accomplished tic object until
this valuable preparation was resnried to- After
taking three bottles, In accordance WIKI dnec-
tons, lam now entirely cured
j. u. JOHNSTON,
Of the firm Of Johnston & Douglas
Savannah, Ga
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