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DOLLS 10 PLEASE THE MCLTITCDF.
one ROOM FILLED WITH EXPENSIVE GIFTS AND
ANOTHER WITH THOSE or HUMBLER oEIGIN
BOSTON SENDS \ LADIES ORCHEh-

ANOTHER WITH THOSE or HUMBLER OEGGIN
BOSTON SENDS \ LADIES' ORCHEh-
IRA TO MD THE CHARITY.
hundred Of deIIehtcd visitors attended the opening
reception If The 46cc doll al the Judge Building. in
fifth ave-, last evening. Two floor, arc occupied by
tins Interesting family Of children. ON the ground
floor the more cNpensvcly dressed dolls are artstlcaly
arranged IN little groups, some representing scenes
from popular playc~. Others dancing parties. while
here ana there several engaged in receiving thcT
friends.
bnc group contains among other beautiful dolls one
d~~-cd 10y Mr. Harrison. another by Mr.. Morton aud
third by Mr., Cleveland. Mrs Harri-on'> rcprescn-
tatIvr o. dcmurc little miss, who is somewhat over
adoN"d by her taller sisters. Her dress is Of gray
and silver. VIZ, Norton'- doll wears a white satin
velvet hrocadr, the ovcrdrc>S being lilac ottoman
Mr.. Cr>cland'~ doll i tall and graceful Her costume
is ao Of Willie satin brocadc with train. The neck Is
uimmh with ch"fon wchc. one Of Mrs
U"pcN'- doll is robcd IN blue and white. and wears
b.u" llc hat. blr ,ilS socks and blue satin SHOES
Jay Goud. ir. va, dressed by Nr>. "epr-c j. 'oui"
and BIS one cd the first prize winners. On" others are
those dressed b' Mr., +. u. Palmer, Rcdfern. Mrs & W.
Jordan. Bah" ~, Daisy Dunlap Mrs. T.. II! Gilbert
oI.' kirtlnd sails I. Cole, and MIR. Eugene Clark
uc-ltc, the dole oh the first floor there were
several other attraction, which were alone worth thq
pr ~ admission. ~ one end Of the room + a co'y
l'- -ii-.'c- gurd by \ Il. DE Free" where concert
800. sven hy the mculcr- II Tie E'acon orchestral
Calh of uo-fou. who's" PLAYING was greatly admired
ih., tin give ,ou..rf each afternoon and evening
tN.- vrrh. ~ tho front Of IN" room i> "a bohemian
-ia-~ aquarium vth beautiful doll "n either I'D"
appearing 10 Ic d",pl, interested M watchiu- tho
motions II ~omc 'lfY., specimens Of ornamental hSh
I'm rn~ room above aro the doll, which 10 Ia
aI-trhat,d TO the hospitals and mission sunday
,r',o!, lc1t vc.k. rl"y are more humble IN thcli
,,-..- f.t thor wealthy cousins down stairs ard Il"
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THE LIONS SHARE or BAD LUCK.
ABDICATION OF" CLAUDIUS NERO THE BROAD
WAY THEATRE CLOSED.

MEDICATION OF CLAUDIUS NERO THE BROAD
WAY THEATRE CLOSED.
1t is generally supposed that the many and various
theatrical attractions controlled to greater or less
extent by Locke IL Davi. have not greatly prosleIed
li, season, and there IS suspicion abroad that
"Claudiu, Nero has Jared better than III" rest
Nero" DELAYED in its opening at Nblo's Garden
several weeks ago, and when 1t opened the trained
lions tina, had been promised were not ready. Not
long after the performance got INTO complete running
order there began to he whispers Of unpaid salaries
and some of the whispers were pretty loud. The lions
Away, got their salaries, IL was said, and would nOS
play without them. ROsita, the spanish dancer was nov
lucky and she finally refused TO dance any more
till she got more money. +. g. Gilmore hah ad
vanced a good deal Of the money TO pat the play
on the stage the first place and lie wanted tins
back but could only get part Of It.
For little while things looked brighter when W A.
Brady proposed to buy halfirterest in the play
pay all its debts and put 1t on the stag OF the
broadway Theatre with it, credit a good a. couid
be expected Of Nero any other emperor The
broadway Theatre has had rather bad luck too Of
late and now. instead Of the theatre and the play
standing together and supporting each other. only
their bad luck seems to have formed a combination
and the theatre and the play far apart a they
svcr were. The people who came to the broadway
last night found notice the door which said
that the house would be closed this week and they
quietly went in and got their money back from tins
box Office The reason of this j. explained by
letter which Mr.. Sanger received in the morning:
New.YOr,, Dec. H. 1890.
Ny dear Mr.. SargcI | slplo.r Mr. Davis. IL LOCKE
Da>i. hSs ALREADY nohel Of the fat that the Nero"
viii be held by A. Nbp> until satisfactory ar
ranc"unt, adc for hc payment OK the money ouc mo
for ca-h advances. A. matter Of courtesy wish u in
fuu you 4 The matter independent OF Mr. Da'i-. 1t is
quite certain. however. that shall n,is; their Go.nI
something Sochr me- either oy payment from them or
by Your pcr'on.. assurance. Very truly.
T.. g.. GILMORE.
Mr. brady had changed hi mind about buying
half interest when lie found that there were three
bannet mortgage on the scenery and that Locke and
Davis could not give him clear title. Mr. Gilmore
wanted $4,000 10 release the scenery. and Mr.. Brady
did not feel like paving il. But ne has engaged tie
lions for three year. II l. announced tnat the
j. &. Diff opera Company VIII occupy the Hrladway
FOR two WcrKe beginning next Monday. They will
play Tho Pirates Of Icn2aucc' first. and aftrrWdri
% Patience" and " fO1nthc.
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,>hod he read daily by all Interested a. changes may
Liter Tor foreign countrie, need not be specially ad
dressed dispatch 10y particular steamer. eAceps
myr,a documents. letters not specially addressed being
@ by the tsiy' ~, n;ia as.a esos p.csmse, 20 viii
Close .promlfy IN all his 6icc follows:
& NJ o1 I 6o Hs' and ald s. ae COX 70 F,: ":
a FOR and IS x%w ANA S SsS s,.1 vt:
fs t Sscr ddnafd I!5nd nus, decd p,r vsiian
Saatam@toa ' and cm S 5S Sr eand must must Be
G .a a a ;, 'S dca af Britain EsI ana
otocr Een ,oant'ie' mu,t De- drestrd .Per Britain
Naa,dam va i;ot Id,a ll,trr~ must be- directed per
WaesiSmd via antwerp Gett'rs BE- directed per
at must S DER Gc Sn per M'sa'a A
f' 80 nd Sr per Saa T. a; and GaDs S
From: Saaiaeg a. !, 40 for r ag s s p ps;
Steamer from Hall'aN: at $50 p m. for 81. Pierre
M 70, r r,Is r Rio Ianf H:
-'%pplSmdouy 10 81 q France Switzerland Italy
d nFS p La TG " $50 m for Ycswsy
iicclS'); $50 supplementary = 80 a. ~ toI
switzerland. Italy. spain Portugal aud Turkey must b
G cdS c or a@pd S and a. ST , I'd o
Mexican states Ma Vera cruz must De directed per q
NmCrcn and south acai POrts per ; colon Via Colon
do H. rlsm lctters must be directed per Rotter
daD ii supplementary IL 80 NJ Tor Fortune
Island and Jamaica. also Jacwd and AuX caves Hsyti.
per AlNo at p for Campeche Chiapas, Tshasco.
and Yucatan per Yucltan letter, for cuba Tampleo
and TuNam direct and other Mexican States via Vera
cruz must BE- directed per Yueatan'D at p. m sup
Elementary l 80 D. M for Jamaica. per Dorian .
Francisco close here December "a, at 80 p NJ Mails
the Society Islands. ship Tropic Bird OroH san
Francisco, close mere December 25 a: 80 p M Msii
FOR The Hawaiian Islands. Australia iron San
Francisco close here December '29 a. 80 p m. Mails
Tor Australia, NewZcaland Hawaiian. FJ and samoan
Islands, :. Nirlo>a from san Francisco, close
here January a. 80 p 6or arrival 80 New;Yoix
~ : Botnia with British mails for Australia. Mails
for New foundad ~ raj 10 HALIFAX and thence BY steam
rr. close AZ thi, office daily a. y 30 y. MALI TOR
Miqucon by rail to oton. and thence by steamer cioss
This ohcc daily az 40 D. ~ Mails for Cuba by rail-
10 Tanpa Fla. thence by steamer sailing Mondays.
Thursday saturdays close this ONCE daily at
a NJ Malls for NJ, Xico, overland unless specially
addressed dispatch by steamer close at this 0ce daily
at u. M. ,.,, . g.. -,
daily and schedule closing arranged TIL
SUMPTION ~ their uninterrupted overland transit
Francisco Mail, from the East arriving time at
Francisco on DAY OF sailing ~ steamers dispatches
thence the same ssy RgSi,.era m sn1 cio'ss :,
Postonhcc. New.York. N. T., Dec. H. $780,
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vrJrS ne rHE PILGRIMS CHARAfTER.

regular meeting Of Nh" cohet sauon"l cum " NV
N,t an, u ,,.in, vas held last evening al tarA = -
3D., ", Tent. i,d-t Or Lucicu e. Warner presided
and about tmo Hundred and men were present Ins
tonic for discussion vas The Pilgrims In tht old worm
md the New" The nr-o tponker was 'Aai''s ."''
Ccnn mo ident Of the Po-tcn Congr"Satlona tlun Ms
,,.r dc,l, with .The Pilgrims IN Old England" Inc
pilgrim, a, Founder. Of Institutions In the Ne" Wo'"
was the hjec Of hc address by the Rev Reuen ho"A'
Il Hr)okine. Mass The Rev Or. Newman sHyO "
New. Haven. wa the Las speaker lo 'IVH'' -,
rra.,,. nA ,h r,trre nj the Republic" Or. Smyt'
lied vim =, ioou,nt appeal Tor free, simple OhiStian
c,rrr There ere resent the Rev Samuel seo'i'e' 'ohn
II. wa.hbrm. Dr. william Hayes ward mares D.
kellogg t.o Rev, 4 u. Bradford the Rev D. H. Scuuo'r
md l,ftur. " I,.trn.
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DIED.

,s on Ss St hi f f. Hfnat E%H n Long
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GRAHAM suddenly, on saturday. DecembsT r. az his
liam, eldest son OF tbs late Nathan Burr Graham. -
Funeral the Church OF the Iranstgust9n Fast oth'
Intciracnt at GreenNood Cemetery.
HAIGIlrAt F..ellc, y j.. Sunday, December a. 1920.
and an q 4Tth%r faia s1 1'' 0' '4 u '''''
HALsTED.HowE-At cw.Brun,wick. y. J.. on Do
Byron D. Hastd and daughter OF the late Or. John NJ
Funeral at nr mother. residence, Passsie. ~ j., on
Tram! Isye 1 VIA EG Eaqod foot of chambcrsst
r. H., and west 23d.st. at u IS.
hs;c and N as are e 5rs militia Z ad hi.
asa 1 c sve n ' bccanr fs at d E,ss A on
JoHNsoH-Suddenly Dceember H. HWSnry r. Johnson OF
Notice OF the funeral tomorrow
MAXwELL-on saturday december 10, Miss Eliza Max
5 . Na 20 20 VIC T%s'a ks and md
Tnternent at convenience Of the family
Please omit flowers.
- West s5tf.st o. pncunons. Margretta H.; wife Of
Robsr. Mikcn, and daughter OF William sncchner
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
NoBLE-on suncay, December u, 1920 Of pneumonia.
Funeral ' s9y!cs " o% TuS.dag iG inst at D. M q
C(hrst Church Bcdfordave'' mar Diy'O"ave' Brock
RHIYD Francc, daughter o: Charles aud Anna Rhind
suddenly. on sunday, lith Decen Der hon ,o,,,, =,
81 Marx. thurch. iotst and sd.aTc tuesday
Intrrmcnt at family cemetery in Orang" County
EUtrI.S-At her home. Pou''ney, VI, PhcLc Nallsry,
widow OF Henry Jcnka Rugeics in the satin year 81 her
SEWARD-At his residence. New. II2ckcn>dc. Dutchc.s
County y. Y. sunday, December ., william Seward, IN
Frrcra s,,cc, at church Wednesday, 18th Inst. at ~
o'clock rOcn
SIEGHORTNER- A L. SleghOrner after short illness.
ut his late residence J3j jthtVe in lis 1oth year .
Funeral "wednesday. December Il, at 10 o'clock, 3d.
Paul's Church Cthaye. and 1jth-st.
Int'rment private.
Kindly omit flower.
STOECK EIOn Sunday. i4h inst. at New Haven Conn
Matilda Bertha. younger daughter Of Gustav" j.
and Matilda b. Stoocil and sister Of Dr. O. NJ. StOccke
81 this city.
Burial "A Norfolk Conn.
TOT ROT-At 5th-av.. Elise Tourot 70? many years
farhful friend and servant in the family Of WIN. w.
TOmpXinS.
Funeral services viii b. hCd IN the Church Of the Ascen
sion shave, iCh.st., Wednesday, December Il. al
II 30 o.
TNDERIIII.I.-On sunday, December a. 1890. % pneu
monia sarah Noble wife Of Francis ". Cnderhl, aged
30 years. $3.50
Funeia services Tuesday, 18Th inst. az D. m, al
Church, r. iforfaNc. near DNislonaNe, Brooa
r.. ID.
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~ FiGHT FOR MSS EDNONN LEGACY.

THE CATHEDE >Ls interest To BE PROTECTED
pLANs FOR THE STRUCTURE DELAYED.
-pccial meeting If the trustee, Of the cathedral
of + John the Divine va held ~ so 80 Lafayette
Place ycsrcna, afternoon Bishop Potter. the Rev. DR..
W r. Huntington. the Rev. Or. T.. \. HOFFMAN, the
Rev Or. George II. Houchou. the Rev. Or. r. X.
adv. George Nlccuo,h Miller Colonel Richard Auc1
mut, Corlelu, Vanderbilt, and stephen p. Nash being
pr,-cut. It VA, decided 10 lrrore the necessary
paper, defend the cihcdras interest IN The estate
l.f lbs MIS- Mar, 70 III. Nj, Edison, VIII. which
make cathedral heir to ouc-tid Of her rc-.duary
cta'r j, NOW being contested. The rcsiduary estate
T. valued At litu. more than S|ooo0o.
The plan .or the cath .draI will rot be submitted
tnc trustee. f.r final decision fpr -onc time. The
possibility oi holding the World'- Fair IN New "rk
,rt the architect, 10 postpone the elaboration of their
pl,a> until that question was decided Ne->rN George
N,un ilu,,. John H. Buck Helms Laiarse.
Robert. Dr.. Vh, out - siN'y three competitors. were
-h-i jo present complete d.-i-L~. have asked for an
- tension II tine finish their WORN L. Is uuccr
tain "a, Vet how Trey will b. able u finish their
de-. tsu, n !, believed. however that work Will be
begun Oh IN" binding 90 ti" fll. Of l0"l. The ste
4 m cath dra At enc hundred anu tcuth~t ana Morn
iu. idle Idih. vii De- ready for the new oWIcr~ heAt
Iul, The cathedral viii cost between S3.cOooOO and
-ioOOOOOO Il !, generally believed tmt al leaSt
SGoDO.OOO VIII be expended upIu H. me trustees
A. pr sent have only about 100000 IN the treasury
bu' large -um- vhl,h can l" c,uirh ~ any UNI "Ho
con lrl.i fN rich u-iube~ Il jlr various Protestant
Fpi.o,paI chu-chc,. Inc cathedral VIII not j." com
re,ed bel,r. the year 1900 II VIII be- IA all prOha
bIiy. one OF the finest building IN this country
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providing Tor the issue OF 5000 900 in bond, in aid
al me iair lie says that until this fo?nality is at
tended 10 no further progrcs, toward the Issuance or
the tif'id'tS Proclamation be made. Tie defect
Will bI leincdicd quickly possible.
Washington. Dec. secretary Proctor haN OrdcNi
captain hilbert T. Cotton. 1T Artillery Captain NJ
cXandcr RQdgcr,. 18th cavalry ana First Lieutenant
Geotc j. Ncriy"n Sd Artillery, to report To the sec
W,rN "I state for assignment 10 duty In connection
WIN lAc worlds Columbian Exposition. They VIII
vl-i Tue countries Of Central and south America
~ the interests of the Fair and will endcav0r 20 srcuro
large aHd representative exhibits from each OF them.
tapali cotton has been assigned TO Honduras and
teh'Fu America, captain Rodgers I" Brazil and
Lieutenant >criven 10 Guatemala, Nucatan and tho
lsthhlus. They viii cooperate with the diplomatic
officers ana VIII perform the duties of military attaches
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AMY as a result OF a srstaCem the part of the
Prime MinstC" and DR.. LiddOn.
FATE OF THE QUEENS CHAMPION SHORT HORN
Pride We are told goeth before fall ana TINS was
Illustrated bv the tragic fate which bcell the Queen
cbon,nion shorthoru which, after winning $50 in
prizes at the Birmingham and lslinlton shows. ana
belnc sold for $50. or al rate something like }
sbininss a pound TO q butcher in North Wales, died
from the combined effects Of fog and mob, Just be-
fore the time came for converting her into CHRISTMAS
-, EDMUND YATES.
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MRS JOBy DREW,S JEWELS LOST

Philadelphia, Dec. 1j.-Mrs. John Drew, the we'll
known actress has mysrouslv lost ewelry valued at
about 81 900 The articles disappeared from her bed
room sunday morning. and the detectives are now
endeavorng 10 find them. Mrs. Drew always carried
the jewels In bag suspended from her neck, and on
sunday morning, after arising temporarily laid the
Tag with Us contents upon the dressing table. Her
physician. DR.. Mitchell called. and leaving the jewels
upon the table, she downstairs 10 greet her Wis
er. Upon returning 10 her room, about half an hour
later the bag and Jewels were missing, and per
ustent search failed 20 discover them.
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NfmEya14ND socW1r ofHcrr>


ANNUAL MI IIN| tNb lIl' 4I'' I'-t'' ''''
IHL DI&NIE
Tic Nrv.frr.rd ~o.e,y Of Ne~-io-e r'i.' 'e'' .''
t-o. t. I,. 4anua. Meeting lr4 .... n a1-
........y .., t.. i.f,f A.r..4. IDt tru.r u..-"
,,. y,.-. seth I0on.. Df l,..r.. is l.'.'t l' t''
,r, Moran Helfv b. r.aint poI.. Co., i.'.i"- i'.'.'
, rl.,rv Car.n.. N. B...u. j.an BE-. .. ...' ID.
W,,b H. %. 49, guam, j.-. IN 70 j. '..' ..'.
lindsey. EI,s~r.,D. Ll'irr I'..-..'i H"..'.' '.'
WHIT. John y Townsend. "..'.sh 4i'.' 300 '
-.ii D. ,,-- su1 ELISHA b. f''r't
A., t,. meeting o. rIr director, h'a ..t.. .'.
arrangement. ves. mad" Cog u.' "..'. .
hat. for,l't,r-' DlF rLl.1 ".i. '. .'' " ..''
,. ,,ii.., -,t.ar.. ,,arleu Hr'-nr. BE-" tr h.. i''
.. Lave BEEN a a.. ,o permit ao. ole to Dol 90 -'''
d.. .,..-,i..- fort,.-i> theatre I'tr ''.' 'il't.
- accommodating 3D., person, aiI it 81 .D' cr-'' ''
such - 49,, fair provided "M ''"'' '' @'
,t..ou IRON. - D. 300. John !. I'rf' ron ''' .''i
,o,rl,e. .tog,,d that The -"..'tfs "f's' '' 'I Sim"
,,1 toa- lad ben ,,amn~i AID arif',-d I"' ''''-.
.,, V,luiau, Dond presented IS, annual ri"H moving
,. ,t Of tho ,,,i~'y be- ts-.ld' g. 'a ne '-i'''r
during the a-t yesr 1893 49, LuthH Pre- ."i ''''''"'
t. Ven. rliIe srrr,tuy. ruOftod tn" m' "i-"P $40 '
,, =, $50 net increase since D.. j. ''-' ~
.,,. Iu,4u, tn. year ulrt5 -four i...url- nav" Gd
..,., bsyo vlt.dfanu. tvcuiN .thr'" nr" annual I'm
,,,, aod loit, noN NE n.'m,'f. have b'n '-''''''
Tho rre,,nt nunbr IN the .aT-'-i tA' society ''' 'r
had. ,,
18th rhonss who had 0oen dc-ignAt'd a. ID" directors
meeting 10 at a. nod flt'r. presided '' i'. """
,., and ,uo.nrd Idv>sd Gl'a-Dn ahd Charlie u "'''
tcu,i- There was oppo..t"n 2" tn' i't'.'
All IA. mans, upon It being re-'l'ctd o. loi''
dent J. Pi,rpont Morgan. hr't "It+'4'"i "'''' 70
rollr.. -,.ond Viccyrcsidcui, l4iLu i'"o' i.'''''
Wuu.u. poNd. secretary. L.tAp j.. "" H'''"l o..
,rc,or. for four ycer- Jaur> Goodwin JOHN j. Town
end william. T.. Wehh Albert t. "hfnnd
iN-sufro,atr Rollins, "ho h"' 'A''s' ' '
.n,.c1, b,. r.r,,,d iayorabl. pp.i"- t'n '.. N''.
.',v, and .,u.,nt orator. who have l'ru 'n'H'd o."
j, a., ta.t. Ut uc dinner. bnt Doc viii NOT j." I'-l To-
announce u'ir name, ioi r." days
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.rrr .cnNsr rrrREA>r Ger ARcAER

Annapolis, Md. De. l'-'hcrin Nri"'H'r u''
.r,ed .ur.alo-e- 900 tho Archer dcalcatio case on
3D., ,,eroor t. secretary ~ STAFF. the clerk Of the
,,rt Of Appeals ne Controller. IN" Treasurer ana
roA,-, Bowie and william II. Gale. clerks IN the
r,..-o~cr.. one The suit J., against stevenson
,rchrrcA state Treasurer. ard Ms bondSmen AZ inc
instance Cd, Tho state for me amount ~ ms deihlcatoh
an 900 The witness we're all summoned IN be.h
~. A. nor Tho case j. -ci down for Ihnrsda'
A., -,nte Irreurcr Archer rs row serving IN inc PEN
tenf,.~, I'm Baltimore tt" years schtch'" upon HIS
,l., ol guilty If cmhclIirmrnt.
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wgr.r ~ THE NORTHWEST ELEVATORS.

Minneapolis Mimi Dee To- I'rnrc' ronp'l'o 10y
The Northwestern Miller show The wheat III Store
in priv,te elevators here. and not included In the
visible supply statement 10 be Ssh 600 an increase
Of 90 900 bushels over last Monday. The total siock
in this city and Duluth amount to l22741di bushels
against lO.956,07O bushcl, week ago the
Marael Record report the stock IN counip elevators
Of Minnesota and The two Dakota, at -,'2tood bush j..
"A decrease Of .j:;OOD hu,lc,. -, compared WIN E,t
week This make, the aggregate stock, 3D. tn N"ii
west 9OU 100 bushels. or gain Of J'i''"- b"-l
over one week a"1
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COMPANY A. Of the Doth regiment con'"Ahu'u oS mp
tain Michael Irennan served escort 9t u' er'i " ono
~ Il. member. nj, sunday. Returning the company wa,
marching up Tlfd.a,c Win the drum ana NE corps pay
lg Nhrn at Tvcnytr,t-' Rorndsnan retV o'd'ted u'e
drum.mAor to stop .he music No attention was poid 10
no., The c,n., ,e.i,ted and tho ofncer drew his re-
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NONcr. The i'm the company broke ranks and sur
rounding Cnccr threatened him with violence For
moment 10 seemed a, IL there would BE- bOodshed, bht
nder prevailed and the captain submitted To ar
rest The Prisoner arrlgDed before Justice Mcmahon
at the Yorhvlllc Police Cour, yesterday but the eAamna
ton adjourned until Thursday nest.
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MARRIED. NEARLY LiGH1Y rfnN

Lac Qu Parlc, Mimi. Dec H.. iIr. ami dr'' b""'''
-aIi bury probably the olc.t MARI couple 90 'h'
,,lted ,tate- Yesterday celebrated tire IOd birtldd5
If Mr. salisbury. III vie viii H. lol 'r7 Ola "n
Chri tina, Day. pn January - th'} "!.l have D''h
married c.ghtN ycdIo.
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AZ OMISSION Of THE WonLD,s rAIR DIGEcToRr

Chicago Dee. IA telegram Wa received TINS
afternoon at Worlds Fair headquarters from Director
pech who In in Washington. which call, attention 10
the Tact that II hns boen discovered by the Attorney
General that the local directory Of the Fair has not
accepted tho ordinance passed by tho CITY council
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Special Notifies.
Bangs & Co..
739 AND al BROADWAY.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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