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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
Gorses ano Carriages.

40I9e6 anu NutIluyLo.
A -FLAEDRAU g. CO.,
BkOUGHAMS.
BROUGHAMS.
BkOUGHAMS'
NOVELTIES.
Cur.3il RockaHays,
Coupe Roekaways,
EN- 10y fROp CCs6TioIets.
Wagonettes.
Two.Whccl,Ts
Village Carts
Road Wa gol-,
Top Phaetons,
Doctors wagons,
Surrey wagons.
Fancy Vehicles,
blackboard.
Miniature Carts,
Runabout wagons,
Dos-a-Dos Wagons,
Road Carts,
Spider Phaetons.
OVER c35 DIFFERENT sTnt LIS
1ArG tSEest s{g TecSks 'I AI H6'"% ARERooMs
IN dl!E " 100
Second Hand Carriages Above r S. or ont
Don't Purchase a Carriage In town UT o"'
until you pay ~ Visit.
VAN TASSELL & nEARNEY's
a. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
1870 "a and SSKli s2 f. SALE iiif;.N'
AN ENORMOUS AsS9K g.. IA isGpilMMER
ALL Til. NEW DESIGNS 10 oAk6 d M
PIE and OTHER NATuh ~ d WSvpS Of
Childrens vehicles for donkeys ana pon mes
SHOOTING WAGONS, kensingtons. Des'
by Wagons. Triple Buckboards' Snr,shs s,
with and without canopy tops, JouO Oes
q White Elckboards for four anu SIN pas
mioTsiiAMs AND ocTAGoN. FRONT
BROuGHAMS. new and sec md hand. oy
the pest city builders;
GLASS FRONT AND LEAIHEE HEAoo
Six PASSENGER and F. EXTENSION IF :, J, ,.
FRONTS c: ",YPcT spS IIst'in H0CI1"A,'
LANpAyLETs and Hail PE;ASGGTEoeNs'
TCARTS and SPIDER PHAEIONSi,
LADIES' DRIVING PHAErONS, In IN
TENSION TOP PHAETONs and Doo'
Top WG1GoNs AID No.ToP WA WAG <
AND DEPOT WAGONS, PAINT
ED AND IL OAK n PONY
TILBURYs. DoG , GAAsts AND Fo
OUR HAESESs ROOM
syb SSS5TH EsFST Es 1qsSNK g.
Eur AND CLOTH ROBES. BLANK
'' w. IN AMERICA.
stsrs, frottsrs. Saddle Horses. and
always ON HAND
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL, y 20 g
WELL to examine our IMMENSE
STOCK before buying el,ewhere.
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ysudekar's recovery. whitbeck Is prooaoy HsaiM
injured The cause Of the shooting ssao |" s''
| teal
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALEENARIE-Count Arco Valley German Minister 81
washneton BREyOORT-Colonel the Hon W'iiam
r. Talbot, of London ...CLARENDoN-Count az spon'
neck. Danish Minister at washington. FIFTH AVE
NUE-senator Frank Hiscock Senator William E. Chand'
Ter ana Congressman Orren Z. Moore Oh Nc"'nsp'hie
neutrality-suspicious. Benton MeMllin OF Tennessee.
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There are seventy eight subdivisions OF Protestant sect
the total membership OF which aggregates 1909 $40
P.oestzpts accord 10 Roman Catholics s0l2,07O Prot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
sUDDEy DEATH AT THE MARLBOROUGH HOTEL.

Alexander schussel. aged fifty nine, guest OF the
Marlborough Hotel found dead ia the bath tub
adjoining his room last evening His death was due to
natural causes Mr.. schusse was the local agent here
q, FIeischner Mayer Co., clothing dealers Of Port
land ore and had lived with his family at the
marlborough since last september.
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THE PENSION RrLL Np.RLy READY.

cstants accord 10 Greek Catholics 10000. The Roman
Catholics claim for themselves 100000.
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Furnished 6ouses.


A SNUG, COSBY HOME, at Plainfield,
"A n. j.: fine location; rent $40 per
month. GEO. L. EDWARDS, LOG Broad
way.
ARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- house, in perfect order, at IL Cedar
Place, ParlShill. Yonkers. would be rented
for the winter or longer to family Of adults !;
1900 per month; communication with New
at. that PARTIES looking within the city
limits for something nice. would do wei
TO run no ard look at this take Northern
from 15Jth-st. TO Parkhili; house only .
minutes from station; always open; per-
NIT not necessary half hourly trains.
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Boar0 u)anteo.

NENTLEMAN and WIFE want suprss
NJ board with large room IN strictly IN
vate family, West Side and north OF l2dst
Refined people Cbly need iesJcnd, With al
particulars references required. AddfeS
FERRY, RoN 10, Tribune Uptown Onts
/ ,235 Broadway.
~ board in strictly private family; oet
tfon, Sth.st. to 32d-st. j. w. H., Troun
Office.
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III DOL SEAL CAPES made from thoroughly Seasoned
w and properly dressed skins best value e17 s2O Nd
S25. NUTS. SIS and 81 c. G. SHAYNE 1874 West l26.
1t. and 103 Prince-st.
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linfmrnisbeo Rooms

uOf EAST 122D-ST.-Thr.e handsome
lCf rooms IN lc. To adults for light house.
keeping; private house.
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Real estate Wanteo.

gx,0 pifY SnhnrSon bonse GOOD locafion
/ convenient 70 station and city If; will
give Western land in part payment, balance
cash Is. w, Tribune Office.
WTANTED.-Real estate. property In
w Brooklyn, not far out; prefer down.
town must be good investment for lady :;
will buy at once for cash n suited no
agents send full particulars. Mrs. SARAH
HYDE, New-York Postofiicc.
w ANTED. Factory property OF all kinds,
w city and country. steam o water power.
TO meet our demand for this class OF real es.
tate r.. De r. SHELTON. specialist
manufacturing properly, 81 Broadway, New.
York.
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companies. fourteen S20,01400O; building and loas
associations, eight, 3675 900; mercantile and man.
ufacturng, sixty three, ~ $50; municipal leht
power and transportation companies twenty-nins.
S1O3, $50, OOO miscellaneous, sixty, 1881 300.
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Real estate 10 Gxrhanae

A FIRST.CLASS HOUSE uptown to en-
"A change for country sea- or farm.
HOYT & ELWELL, 1877 broadway
I HAVE PROPERTY at Bensonhurst.by.
L theISea worth about 81, 500 which 1
would exchange for Brooklyn property Of
about same value. Address A.. Box 7,
Tribune Office.
~ ILL EXCHANGE small lot old estab-
w lished water company bonds for good
second mortgages or equities paying over 9
per cent. Address ATTORNEY, Tribune
once.
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Gonnirp Rral Gsiate for Sale

A LOVELY SOUTHERN ESTATE OF 500
n acres, with ocean front. on an island
In South Carolina reached by two lines OF
steamboats, from Southern coast cities, and
miles from railway large mansion OF eigh.
teen rooms stands 200 feet from beautiful
beach, Z miles long: 500 acres arabic, 800
acres pine and oak forest; abundance game i
several hundred grape vines, extensive
grounds and flower gardens; wharf and
foath ouse In all one OF the most delightful
situations on the Southern coast; viii he
sold at a bargain (Folio 5 1919 PHILLIPS
& WELLS, Tribune building.
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Very beautiful patterns in Plush and WOOL
Lap Robes, also Harness, saauins'
Brides, Clipping Machines, fairness soaps,
Dressings, Oils and Horse Goods OF every
kind. Send for catalogue.
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. woy,y.S BrorESrS 10 CHARITY.

u, thc Will q Mrs. Eliza llur>'n Wm'h was hl''
for probate yesterday. The i'lI'"hE ""s""' H..u
a., ,,u.-t =. were. made: 70 the seventh Avenue
d., ,,.ri,p church of this cIty $1,000. the Ladies
,id society Of the same church. $500; the Board oi
ror.i.n Mission, # the United Presbyterian church.
f,r lpd., and Egypt. $4,000; the Load II Home MIS-
.L,,- IF the same church 5000, an endowment tdnd
f -, 900 for the Board of Ministerial RELIEF Tor Ns''
Minister, II the tinted Presbyterian 'huTch' TIC r'
mans Mission. $1,000 the Naid'h'"h 'h",'" ms
I q, t,Iy $1,000: Christ's Mission In this city.
..oo. and IN, Hebrew Christian church Mission. at
No l. - Mark Place, 500.
The Roy Robert ". Kidd. who was the pastor 81
tc church which the tr,.alA attended receives r'ou'
.,l his VT. receive, the ~Imr amount. iIcFc AT.
,..,.l other small Request, 20 distant relatives, al1
u II There Is any money remaining IL D. - u' NV iuen
,,u,..y several OF the Institutions named Inc cA
't,r AR, William Henry Harrison, Robert W. Md
and John Means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

Mckinley Tariff act. The committee. III framing VI,
law, intended that Irvine composed VI S''''' '''
other grasses should be dutabc at two cents pou'
and ., = sena-,te rate OF duty was imposed on binding
Io ,he committee 10 make this clear. intended tllat
the words except binding twine' should De nclo'eu
in a parenthesis Immediately following inc worn
Irvine" The parcnhcsis, however was m,pia'cu' -
A. 10 read except binding twinc composed ol S',a'' sun
and other grasses II Wa coHtcHden '''' "''' "a'
the effect of making only bin'IhE WIN ,"'"I' ,,.
A., -. a. named dutiabe AT the special rate. The
coun,tce today ordered bill TO be iavorby rcpcred
to correct this error. , l.. .,,o uo,,-o
Mr.. Flower. Of Ncw-York. introduced in the House
bill 20 correct an caused Ry the ih'fr'c Oh "a
,.',ic.is in +hc wrong place IN the choC0i' -CItu
"a !I NcEinlov Taltff law. whereby >"'''eH'n
Chocolate was not subjected TO duty OF cents per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
YOUR FACE
THE COOLEST DAY or THE SLdSoS'
ABSENCE OF WIND MADE IT FINE WEATHER foS
WALKING.

ABSENCE OF WIND MADE IT FINE WEATHER ~"
WALKING.
The wave Of frost which made its appearance III u'.
city on Friday more than fulfilled It's early pNDs.
and gave Ncw-NorlS the coolest temperature ~
season At midnight on Friday the mercury - W.,
had been going downward all through the d"y' """
Il degrees above zero. For the first three hour "
,b, morning il remained stationary, and them WIN -.
,w, NJ dy # lost another point and at O'Clock ''
Thermometer outside Pcrry's Pharmacy Hss'eFe" =
degrees At the signal service Office however Wv
r,cord was rs degrees which IS the lowest empera"'
r,a,h,i This winter With the advent of the snhhsH.
the tcmperatur, rose again and at noon was a' =
dcr,,,,, In the first three hours of the Afternoon
gained no les, than slN points
Walking except for the ear horses and other "u
considered ,lav,s-was delightful everywhere III New"
Work. Yesterday. The wind satisfied with IT, N,1 "a
M, civ had gone of To the ocean Ia pay us iesp
IA incoming craft The combination Oh auIr 49,
,rnrrou, sunshine and atmosphere ol razor nv ID
n,s, tompte., the women out of doors. bodN"N "a "a
Tif, ave presented particularly brilliant
v,stcnay with their crowds Of lovely girls ana 'nu
dressed in every variety Of be~itchnS winter COSTUMES
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FATALLY FrRyED WHILE ~ 4 rAELriy.

Baltimore. Dec. - t~pcchll-A Eir W.T. fatally
burned -c,crnl person, were inInrT In tn'ir efforts
tn AVE her and panic vl' caused ~ u" SEQ" ID
Fr.l a Lutheran church here last ui-At. NI-e Dora
schultz sixteen year, DID, wa one Of the figure, 100
tail.iu. she va, dressed 300 whit" eaiI" and Vo.' 4
meh pyramid hat made ~ cotton batting. She and
fh, other 1irl, 100 the -,cuc held u-Etci candle. which
the, raised and lowered. I'm lflmg her candle Nl-,
Price SCI fire - her cotton hat \ amc hot up from
her head her long halr Wa instantly burned from her
hend and the light ,e,uzc dr,-, caught fire. win I'VE
tunrinblc presence ~ mind she stepped ont Of mo
,,,,iy In her terror and pain he then jumped
through "A glass PARTITION into an adjoining room. Ih"
.l.,iaf"r, rushed for the door. amt women e. emil
d,,.u wcf,. thrown down and bruised. \ hall d1l"l
mon guarded the door and prevented the frightened
,,.pl from crushing one another 100 the narrow door
v,,- Robert stafford and several otlci men covered
Vii schultz with their uycrcoltr and -mpih'rd ih'
dame. she Waa terribly burned about the had, chess
aud ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE CONTEST
THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE SAID TO HAVE DE-
CIDED TO PUT Of HIS ROLL THE IF
ENTITLED MEMBERS-RESULTS.
OF RECOUNTS.

OF REIOl Mo.
Boston. Dec - (Spedan.-A dispatch rom Noh
cord y. H.. - The Record says tha' 'icrN ''"0''
If fine House Of Representatives, has decided to place Oh
,I rou ~ rncmber. elect If the nest House the
D.. if entitled representatives. Thi' VIII give the
House TO tho Republicans By largo woriuhs ma
iority and will insure the election Of Hiram lH''e dS
Governor and Of Republican United states senator
Mr. Jcwctt ha, not yet formally announced tia1 U'i'
Is hi, determination. but the statement maze ABOVE l.
on authority that cannot be quc'uonei Inc Kepup
lc, ,r. considerably disturbed AZ the result 81 tle
recount, in the Nashua and Petcrboro senatorial us
trict,. which reduce the number Of Republican sen
ator, elect from thirteen TO eleven. The Governor al"
Council have issued certificates, however. to o)th INC
men who are now counted out but uhlt'' ueFe ]" i
revolutionary disposition the part Of the Demo
GRAFT thcv will not see, 10 take their seats until they
shall have been elected by joint c"nVehu"h' l"e
chances are now decidedly against Mr. BARS re
election, and apparently favor DR. Hallinger'
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WHY DIR. HIYNES RESIGNED.
m, corrnv.r GET ALONG WITH DEACON CHIP
NAN And THE DEACON SAYS THE
PASTOR GOT LEFT

NAN AND THE DEACON SAYS THE
PASTOR GOT Left
-ton. Dec. Il (,pccaD.- The Rev. Or HAYNES who
recently resigned from the fremont Tempe ''u'o''
r..u nrcacb TO- AN independent congregation in Music
Hall. In an interview DR. Haynes says io.
understand thi, plan j, not to form ne" 'Hu'"' ~
i, simply for evangelical work.
Dr.. HAYNES at first declined 10 ,ay ANYTHING about
t,c c,u,cs Of his resignation but when he was told
r,t If had been said Of him that he was constantly
shcr,~ and was I'm the habit Of borrowing money
from, his par,honcrs that he dabbed in -toctS ana
.,,ot bc did NOT spend a, much time in his Office ~
tlc deacon, Of the church thought he should ne N
claimed. " ANY man who says ! borrow money ana
d NOT nav # back is liar. II borrow money ana
do nav il back that is all right; that's tanNnE '' q
moral. upright way. II speculate. what Is '"'' y"
tbetn 80 long a, do il IN a moral, upright way ~
f,r driving is there any harm IN that WHO 90
r,t like to DO sol Just before presented ms r'~l|
,tfon to t,ic Executive Committee of fremont IclP''
o. lcd each one # tie m. mhcrS e that b''N u TO-
LEAD ,urlt AGAINST me and caeh ono 80 turn ah-"eto
.,, Tr, cause Of tie whole tou' re u
cha, some one f the committr" had per
ooaI l,riid-c ayaln-t mo. iacy laH 't' d"
l..-,rly salary Of $1,000 year, and thcy P'"'''N
wandered how lived on IT, Ihrn l''"'P' 10
learned that had borrowed money from some one an"
,,,,u.lt that that was how / SUGGESTED III HN'H-'
What lu,iuc,, j., that o theirs 20 Ions 81, ''ia,, b.
II earn money Dos nav pen W'''' d"''' ,,t.ri,,.,
'hc salary ! Wa r'cl fuE, ana pr ,rt .r,,ti,
,itfI.- ,- thoy should nave been performed '
az the whole matter J. that could Ho ger 'I, Wv,
certain u' uhrr, of tie committee D''''"
nr,ro" riIpnan ad nothing to say about ~.
matter except that Mr.. ia'rr, -oi Icit' u'' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
CHANGE IN ARMY REGULATIONS.

Washii gton, Dec. IS NajorGcncml Schoncd has
amended the Aru.y regulations applying 90 caItccns
To provide that division Of the cash rc-purcca
Of the canetn, after all debt, shall have been PAID
VIII be made vLcnc.cr the troops. part II them
being contributor. L. tie cautor, Qut their station
at the post I'm tnis uu deduction ON accouu Of a
reserve fund hall uc made from the share ~ the
troops 10 be withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
ro,ry 7. DAvENpORT'S EXPENSES.

Washington, Dee ij.-ihc Acting secretary Vi .no
,.,rv TO day sent to tho senate. in further answer
. , resolution a detailed statement OF the FlrSt Ton
,rollcr showing the SUMS Of money paid To john l.
davenport A. election supervisor, or chlci SUPER
,eor in each year since 1871, as compensate" Ior
himself and the employees under his direction INC
amounts range from $:;l.271 paid him in l70o Is
,ief supervisor to 1851 paid him in $50, ana from
40 80 in 1855 to Sl,33J in 1873, paid to s"oo"
..fp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

Washington, Dee. Ex-senator Power to-day intro
duc ID proposed amcHdmct 10 the bill to reduce the
amount of United state, bond, 10 be required of
National banks, =, to provide that whenever the
note, retired under cNi-tins laws ~ National bank,
shall aggregate ~ 900 900, 1t Shall be The dry Of the
secretary OF the Treasury purchase silver bullion 10
The amount 81 $1,000 OO0 and {" pay for thc
Wrh lWicd States hOic~. TO be Issued precisely the
sam" a. provided for under the act Of Conpe-5 ap-
proved July II, 1880.
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, nrcRnr nyroMIxG rHREr NILLIoN hoLLARS

Eo- ton. Dec 70 (Spccau.-A case OF Importance -
hat manufacturer, Wa decided IN Boston IL diY 100
the United state, Circuit Court. by judge Colt The
Hat sweat Leather Manufacturing Company Of New
York; who hold patents on all sweat leather, used ia
hat. brought suit against j. T. Glluan' sous. ~
Iavcrll to recover royato, due on sweat leather,
used i'm their bu-luc-, since 1-oG. tn" defendants
are one Of TOO cc-c, who have used these patents.
They claimed that false representation, were made
in issuing the license, and rr~cd to pay the rOyaiti
The deere" !, for the plaintiff. VINO are gwen th'
fun amount claimed. The value ot The decree to
the Sew York concern ~ t3.OOO,OOO.
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FOR 4 RECORD AND Pension ruHE\u.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator German 10 dan intro
duc~d a bin 10 establish the Enrcau of Record, and
Pensions 100 the War Department and - appoint the
oa!,.r now 30 charge Of That work. m the Office Of tho
seer tary Of War to be colonel in the Army and chief
az tl Office 70 have clurs" OF IN" ecr Ice aud hospital
cp,! % tlr volunteer arm",. ana pension and other
.iuc-- pertaining 70 the ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
IMPORTED WRECK on ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC

los Angeles. cali Dec ia report has ieachca
MI civ of A fatal accident the Alan'c anu
Pacific Railway. ncag the Needles. Thursday mormhs
Til, west bound passenger train crashed lh'o Wv
cloo,e of freight train Particulars of the a''l''"
m, meagre. The first report received here s'iu NV
fireman of the passenger engine and an unknown n'
had been lulcd. Another report received Ia ,Y -" J.
,1 ~. that another victim was NJ \. Thompson;
WEALTHY cattle breeder Of Iowa cry. -, ~
stated that i've passengers weie farS,p i"'u'eN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

DrST~NfT\( THE PAL VI INNl@IItfNI 49,
ii ..,..,,,. ... ,r,,-
THE COMMISSION -''' 81 '.'' -
CHARGE OF ffN'.'-l-'N N'''N 80
Washington. Dec. 3D. The li"H D." '".i'-'.
has been invest eating the charge made Us hri'''
tive Cooper Of Indiana. against ~" ni.'t'in 'I q" '
Pension Office by Comm. -i'n"r h1"u' r-iI ' - '"
quiry hi, uorlu, after au Interruption q "."Hi '''
months Green H. E1um. IT,. a- .-iA'' '.li ''' ''
acting appointment clerk. Va- o>auh"d "ti" f '''
20 charges e faForl'-m Shown I'i ''" ~
ly the ALLEGED appointment 81 h.@ cmh4 Dyes .' ''''
ship, ia TIE Pension Bureau. u" i-.''' N.'' ' T'
.ou appointed under Oh" admin -'fiI'h 'i ''"'' ID
Taum Wa cmpl,Scd hy Mr. Lemon 81 u'r ''"' ~ '.-'
appointment. with Tie exception OF H. J.. Hr"'f' VINO
h. believed though Dee did not actually KNOW, "i'
clerk lu Lemons ohcc. Eane' t't h' api"'i'"'. "O
through The CIVIL service. and - lar Z" p" F'" 100 OF"
IN the Office knew HiIn"' was IH ,I'' l''''" ',''
and be dld not know p"-i"F'' INV '''"'' "'' Do
50 employed. Tie appointments WIRE '"''' "f ''
Commissioner after "lthc--' I'D" Oh '''' ''''
lied ~ Tie civil service Commission. Ntn'.' never
49,, . .., ,ri..,,, b, L,rv +. have, h..f citplY,.d
/ 7c' 80 ma ... ....,,,,...... .....,,,
III L'ho" "'"''' '''''' 60.
f mcAdcd tie appointment 81 per '''''''4 30 -"
Ciyu service Commission. and that recommendation
,, ,o ,.ci,,, The Pension ONO. frequently cal ed
i''N '"','' "o'-' , 3D., ,...l -.r, 90.
for a large number oil 'I'h-' AZ" "' ''' "
Commi,- sion usually certified ohlN ~" number 't4i'H
g., ...d u-ttb a few ,x,Duftol, eyer, man Tcrfifcd
3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

~ Gala of sprltuous and Intoxicating liquors III '"o
r,i, r,ct NJ Columbia except for medicinal ncc""n'
md scientific purposes. The act is to take c"''' W.
Xovcmbcr l. 1891. There was only one vote a7''''9.
h hill recorded although three or four inehioc'' Va
The committee were absent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
Az OLD MAN FROZEN TO DEATH.

Danburv Conn bee. LITTLE body OF Ezra Meaa.
age sixty five. an old ry dent OF TINS pa"' WIZ o".'
frozen stiff th, morning in front OF a house !" h'u',y
Iul road he had evidently been overcome W INV
cold while on hi, way home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
LrG1Nn rllr nANKEl rrcY rmL,s rA.sAGE

I'IIF'I 1T. IiN-NkI II I.N7|'N''T'
Wa-luuirou. Dee H. senator Vest presented to
the senate to-day a memorial from the National Bank
rptcy Convention. calling upon Congrr- Immediately
10 consider and pa,, TIE 1Orrcy Bankruptcy bill, ia
the name II the commercial. industrial and professional
bodlc- the debtor. and creditor, and the honest ia
solvents of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco Dee. 49, 1900
NoETu SHORE IINlTED.

Thi, new aud elegant train leave, Grand central
Station every daN In the AT ( % D. NJ arriving
i'm chicago nest day AZ 80 p III. II b, nl,p very
convenient train for Albany, tea and syracuse. Ne"
and perfected Wagner vcsubuc sleeping ana bnhct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

IL FAVOR OF PEOllIHrION IL TIE DISTRICT.
Washington, Dee. The House Committee ON tho
Alcoholic Liquor rraihc to-day agreed To report favor
ably 70 the House bill T. prohibit the manufacture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

TO BE TNTEEED WITHOUT APPRAISENENT.
Washington. Dee. 13.-Actmg Secretary Ncttlcton
has amended the regulations In REGARD T. article i'm
ported for exhibition al the Miuneapo, Industrial
Exposition 50 ~ allow goods destined for such ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

TO CORRECT ERRORS IN THE TARIFF LAW.
Washington, Dec. ia misplaced parcnthe,is las
caused an unintentonal in the provisions Of the