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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TowY.

The number o. deaths last week was :t". "A Death
rate ~ 90 10 in 900 Pneumonia caused 40 dtath''
nhhiss 80. dphthcra 81 and bronchitis -. There
were % births reported, and ninety marriages.
some Of the residents of the quiet street known as
C,aca Court. opening OIL IIickeSt. alongside Grara
pruestant Episcopal Church, c0mp.an q the dis
,nrbance of their peace and Gue,ncss caused by the
,.p,,a.ium recently established by the veStry in the
huildinr adjacent 70 The church and they have pre-
narca a petition asking abatement of the nuisance.
Mrs susan Brown, cOlorei. mother Of Richard
provn do3rman az the Adams 81. police Station, died
,hi week nj the advanced Of 1913 AZ her home in
Green Lane and was buried Thursday in the Gene
terry of the Evcrgreens. she vas known a Aunt
susie. end was born In slavery in Faibusl
Tho BOARD vi Estimate las revoked lis action bro
,.idpr for the distribution Of hc excise money, IL
,orevo,ent institutions upon the same basi, IS Ia,
,cor and Controller Jackson ard Suporyl.o7.a al Iarco
xrot,.chmar Will prepare more equitable scheme o.
distribution
1oseph Jerery the ten yearcld boy accused Of arson
., setting on fire new building 10 PaciGc-.t nca,
pochsway.ave. sunday, wa before Polio, Justice
walsh Yesterday, and after admitting his guilt wa,
severely lcctured by the court. Wa, DISCHARGED
WITH promise 10y his uncle, W. T. Jclc.y Of 80
-o4 pergcnst.. a fireman. to look after lin.
The police are looking for Icnry Athcrtcn. O.. No
Oh Kewes st., who has been missing for several da,
The missing man is wanted on a charge Of dclaudn.
his partner, Robert +. Bedel, out 81 900 While th
TWO were engaged in the realcotate bu>inc,,
A broken p,ton-rod caused delay Of thirty av,
minutes the Myrleavc lin Of the Brooklyn ecyat,
road Washington ave. yesterday morning Tn
engine was disabled. and another had to lie sent TO
to move the train, which stalled.
There was only about three inches Of ice Tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
ELIXABETN.
,.,.n- ,.t%rD a. 900

DOOkMAkEhS 4'''''"
1r,o Indicted bookmatcrS of the Lihdeh anu p"ScI
,oc vithdrcw their plea, ye to-day oi no0 Eu'' an"
I,,,t,d one OF non walt. They were ar'"'Eu'" l''
.cn,once At once. aud their Iaw;cr'. AlAn l. NC
,,.a.o.. samuel KaIisch and John I. Dunn made
,,,a, 49, tho court for cI~mcncy. MI Li"iah"iF re-
,ro, iegy for the state saying 1t was satisfied "I
,ho cor,,ictons and did not want to Dc '"' S'N'rc'
i,. c.l,o,ycd b.tWccu Nc,-r-. Liudabnr ana h"'.'"
49,, latter accusing Mr.. Iludibury OF indirectly calm.
~, 49,, ,,ptr,thfnl person n his Eal'chhl Ncia'iP
,. ot g.. good - LndaJury's he would get oui OF the
'o,,,t~, Indigo Wan syckcl ,tid tie court h"d 10
,.i., to iufct a severe punishment ana was p''1Sou
,tor. WAS no occasion for 80 diHs.
r,,,, booknlakcr was then sentenced TO pay mo
-, 100 ard cost, on each Indictment, while the sheet
,,.t.r- vcr. T.. OF with half that sum John liiI
Patrick Murphy, Orlando Jones, IKE thompson
D.r,o,on Lit,Acnstciu and George Johnson hid TWO
,odi,tucnt against them. one Tor each tia'~ Maxi
T. r., eft had oulv one iuGct.l"ut. that for the New J
l.,..., t.uD john ir'd'.i'N-. .'u'ii'" J.
and Iurcrc I,lthm. sheet Nlli -, M'd Two II"'
',,rut- .l.,u.t thrm. Ihg Nc"-J'r..l J"'"c5 .."p
naiJ fLfnu.h Colonel N,lutiw $500 'e ~ .flie'
r5r rd.u Park Association. through Lu'i'h NppcDN
,,d 10 making q total OF $1,000 WI'n .Is
convictions cost both cluh-. inc 'V'' VIA "'
mi, amount mp t. nearly f"'oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.


r,urp pLAINS-Thc action Of the Board Of Super
= If Wcetches'cr County In opposing the project
rncy part Of the county to Ncw-fork CITY Is
sroncy Indorscd by large proportion of the citizens
,o saw they in favor OF letting ~e1lcnoHSh alone
~ contend that they pretty well understand their
l"' - Situation and future prospects citizens Of
ir,.,hc,ter County. whilc by annexation they would
" ,oaojng in the dark and might entail upon them
ia. heavy burdens. Those who own considerable
~ . ~ farm lands, however think that nletatIoh
W IA ,,roatlv enhance the value Of their lind Tor
Wy1iI,E Durtc.cs On the part ~ the city II p as
p,d hat tie possession and complete control OF INC
S'It" - Westminster IS an absolute necessity In view
th propcr development 81 the Park Commissioners
o. .' cinoodiOn with Pelham Bay and Bronx parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS
WESTERN ROADS CONSOLIDATED.

Chicago Dec. 10 C>peciah.-ln the secretary u
states Office at Springfield today articles OF coh'o'u'
ZION were fled between the lhd'"Eap'i>' D''",'
western Railway Company and the Decatur ana No''
ern Railway Company. forming enc corporation ""''
cha name Of the indianapolis, Decatur ara quincy
Railway Company; PRINCIPAL Office at Ino'h"P =
capital STOCK Of 92.4oo'o0O. The NHe u '','"'
will he from The city OF indianapolis I'D "''V
o,Iv direction. through the counties "i N''''''
Hendricks. Putnam, Paihe and Nermillion u VI.
state O, Indiana. and through The ''"""'> ~
rdc,r. Douglass. Platt AID Macon " ''' Wv
q Decatur in Illinois, and t" ''" r'''"
through the COUNTIES If Macon. sang'm"A' ''''''
,,epard and Ca,s ~ bearde town, on tie Illinois N''
in Illinois. The frat board Of directors are ma"
Hitchcock. Henry b. Hammond. Thomas Il. ARM
s,.rbcn H. Thavcr, CHARLES 4. Allen nid ho'3.c l.
ip"ii,ie. ~ T,,, York: John -. Irnhr.. 81 L'-!
wood y j.; Edward T. Leonard. I"oTi. ILL., 'r'' lin
warren Decatur. H.. Robert Il. r yer a.u '"',
y Fidcr Of indianapolis. Jh' 'cHp'N W."
fist mortgage - some trustee t. cover w. 100, -.
=. 600 200 az : per cent bonds. and - H ,,"
TO ,ecurc an issue Of 32.loo,o0o OF per 'e'' 'oN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
worK OLE PRATT INSTITUTE

ri. NIL term OF Pratt Institute clGNcd ">' o
th Irror attendance than eve" before in the ' ~
'. .no institution. over 2.1T5 pupils have pco' va
orod IN fine different departments For the next V.."
80 roo NOW applcations have been irIciV'''
I'll nevv lines OF study have been op'h'o N"''
,.,r In tie department OF ait ana oe~'N" i,,,
Cd o.ternoon classes have been formed LOT INV
=, teachers in normal methods. The "or" j, U ,,a
80 ort noodle work has been Of such pI'''''',' '
sha+ sovcy,,l hundred dollars worth OF m''"fl"i -
,nodv been sold by the pupils = II. Adal'' VI "
=, no,v in charge Of the clay MODELLING and 50 p,P'i
h,s Nj. work rcen that tho rooms have been
"a accommodate the classes. In the "''''> .a,
sonartment the applications for millinery u'o'',It
,rr and sewing reached so large numDef ''"' ",'',
,oHcs was refused to pupils over month ago. y,
.o~,o a class for the training Of engineers VIZ ~
r,.c,anizod LARGE a. the Institute bniiulh-N "Io'
- necessary to place the G,YaFtmrnt OF H Ti
We sanoIotn bu!lding in NandeIhll ave. - ~ ,o,,
LAT ~ nhonOrraphy and typewFitle ne ne, "Sraetor
e6 inio The department Of commerce, "ia o" rho
Iii cn,omcrcial course Of one N"aF VIII w ccond
iu Contains over $1,000 volumes IN LEN, I,r'-
liz for 10th day and evening Ci,N%: ,,o, I'm
v vorv 1871 New students VIII DC Wv 3 -
~ art denartmcnt tho department OF up., 80 mr.
W Ho,artnont of commerce the department. - nv
w J avs and the music department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
NrtV RRTTSVVICl(

STEALING TIE COLLEGE BELLS 'LAIfTR
Members ~ IN" sophomore class In iuife' college
on Wednesday night removed u' ciarp-: from tio
collcee bell Last year some OF Tire -ud"n'' did the
same thing and thecc Of th"I Ncrc -rrcuIh Tor ia
ba iii- year thr tat wa. 80 0i'' -ilI' accom- l'h
that 80 or TIE Identity Of the 90 ser ANTS j. Unknown
Al c,,p.l time. Oh Ihur,dav uolq,iu. after van at
clrut, 70 get some quad lttm the 'nnrirl'- t"H lh
L" usual niAn"r Tire Junior Nh- I1tr'd 10 d-''"u u'
du.av bc..g" 10 ascertain n" 'iur" igf H Ial4ul'.
ltnoi., a., mp gone be- va. oal.- 10 leave th1
hrI la Silence until 10 o'G1ch. when 'r hiid' hNl u
with q huge hammer, causing II 10 r'""'l" hv M' ]"
p,Itcd blow. -" 3'ulty Aa;" u.d" 'tr'nl"n,
,,i,riS h. identify tuc cputr. hGt t ar ~ VAN, al
trace, OF their work having been carefully ohlictdic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

The examination Of Mary Esther Nerd, who SIS
cIa.,cd with sending Threatening letter through tho
mall ~ Der uilce .,nnfe o. Ncat, wa held by nld
state, Coumi-,l oucr whitehead yesterday. Counsel
fr the e.i ,ad hc prepared T." ti'" ih1t 30" i'i
loc1 tie ,lciim 80 cruel wrong ard oUpn,fi'i. n'l
,.tci That the he d-u.s I'd 10 aIlp" . rNl -t
~ t,. brought Tho .t Icat ~, denied. \ motion 10
.dVl-riurIt
The mills 81 tee clark Thread COMPANY VIII l9
,r,ouod ou Monday The company r"-"rrr- TIE r-ht
., fa.e hark wlJnl II ple;ae-. Yesterday H'rNln- "i'
m ~ OF superintendent Nalms'"Y WA d0'''''.'l hA
.r., from telegraph wire at tanc And stone -l'. IL
~. labelled "Nalr,.rg'. Destination. POOR l"y'
Y1n AZ, ia the soup No figure va taken down Dy
the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
vrrcrc or SITTING BULL ~ DELAWARE.

NIECES OF SITTING BULL IN DhLA"'\hH.
wilmington. Del. Dec 10 cpeciall.-iwo women
who say they are ncces Of sitting Buii are hN's ."
Tenall.st. In this city. ono Is the "iie OF 'n'.a'o'
,.on. .",d The coupe keep a boarding house.
,r,o o,ror roco lives with her sister. Mrs. Leonard
no. ,bo bor,ctarlsic, of an Indian and claims To pos
CO.'S documents to prove her Identity. She says her
father, name was Carmac Bull. and that he was inc
nt,., son Of old Jumping Bull, who had fifteen chli-
drcn. Her father much older than 6iluhe Bun
Mrs. Leonard lived in the sioux territory during '''e
indian wars. I'm which her uncle took part ohc ""'
there when he fed TO Canada TO escape '"ner ic,'S
After the amnesty she went to Nc" io'A a"u mn
o. a,., ,vbore sha ba. lived for eight years
sLo WIS married five years ago. Two years aso ~
nonord went 70 her people and sa" her u.o TO-
Sho hns written To the Secretary 81 the ihlerlor NJ
ms n~rmIsion TO sec the body, which she THINKS Is
IN be taken to Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
vrwFyCLANDERS TO DINE ToNlGhl'
,are To COMMEMORATE THE hANDlN" VI

BOASTS CONMfNO4NNAH
TIE PILGRIMS.
Tho eleventh annual dinner OF the NcN c,-tn
,. - tbo CITY of Brooklyn 20 celcnr'.c "V IN ro
.,i,orsarv of the landing Of the i1iT''".'' ,,.tc
"aton Of the assembly room, in the N'a''"' a,,,
@ evening. About 800 gucs', VIII e nr ro and
n 1ns tsn !" handsomely decorated with ho"erN' 'u.
1"o rams ,e draped with flags and the coats ol
o Os' Of all the states. Judge Willard Bar'iu VIII
nrns,dc. Among those who will respond 10 ,,o
General " r. sherman, George "I'lI"'i ,t-.ar,
~. II pico Collier. William c. T. bTecN'i"S''
cono,,, Oliver O. Howard and John = Wise ou
Nv BRECKENRIDGE is in The city a Che guest 81 way
- ~ .D,', ,,,c 4 privatc diuner a; his house J"
honor Of the visitor The lntier caused by '''r
mcnt that politics caused the dropping ~ o1 and
por,cs from the board OF directors ha' sup,,'D as
"nnI narnc. himself says he is satisfied ll@te van an
U,,in. in 81 and will attend the dlhcT ia s,r-
nSCt,raoTdinory demand for tickets. INC ,ir,uch
'i,nS commander, OF tn army that nl2iCnnu roy,arj
tarra will ,it side hv side. Gcncr:lis N!',u,o NJ tho
va Sherman Tho latter is an Ola a'i''huaiim tbonI
ppooivn New England dinners ana say ' ~, nrcSi.
Dora thon most dinners that lac En'' W aha .iriety
s st Iii YEA The great gold medal 0 ur ,1r IL
Soarpg The motto Their stern mor2l sal ItM ey.
SSminateS their century with solemn "e"' ~
cites awe while 1t inspires admira'iol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
A MYSTICAL NARY III.

Hitherto the chic, difficulty In lca:ling f. play aa'
musical Instrument has ben tn vrH"uou- ana h"-''
onous work involved la The beginning. Actual love"
Of Inu,lc sooner than 20 through ihe daily grind 0;
initial work have often abandoned the attempt. INT
ti, dAculty. as applied - piro, o" ORGANS j. obfi
atcd hy the Introduction ~ the Aeolia Who's" Ich.
mrlodious tone and delicate touch - ciHallcd only
hy The marvellous simplicity o.; t.c i",trIWeat
.r, .,u, however icu0.t't Of music cuu pl1, %
NEr - professor after low da,,' plactcr. This
beautiful Instrument Ia r'ccrcl i"c h1ty com
incubation OF many ml.~lr,l celebrities. iAGuiing Anton
oedl who h:- one fof Ais p'r.u"tl rs. The Ac"lah
Is made by tie Ac1an Company, of No. III ErOld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
me UEITlfER REPORT
rocrcAer TILL s =. NJ. SATURDAY.

FORECAST TILL =. NJ. SATURDAY.
Warrington. rec. l9-for Eastern Ne"'f0'n e',
l,nu, and NewJc.-ey, fur saturday Az" 9"iN"'
.-trriy whd., sl.sht c,aogcs IN ''"P""'u'' 80
Tor Western New-iot", western Fe'"', '''''N N''
,,,.,.l, warner: fAlr, souutwcstcr3 "iuds' ,
,, Maine Ncw-IIamp,hiTc And Vermont; s'F 9u''r0's
anal sunday: south,Il} viud>; warmer ,,
-, husrtts Rhode Island and Cohhtcu'u'' iNi
-a,,r,y ard sunday north" 'St'ry "la' s's'' ''""s'
" ~. n. hi tr.ct Of Columbia, Maryland Deis"are ana
,,,',n, fair: ,.i4ht chance, tn t'mpr'tu'"
>,,,, carolina South C4rolni Georgia and florida
Nn,ues; fair. ,i. ,,cht change. I'm
temperature, ,,,,.,. ,,,r. s,,,,onutv truucra.
.,,, ,>,..pt vura.,r N Illinois ,,.. ,...,.,
l"',f "a, ltsau and Wisconsin. tdII' N"llH'i'
l Minnesota. Nor.n DAKOTA, Sou1h bA"VV" Iowa a"u
NeLras a % so and colorado. Hight rains Saturday
iV5 WINS; stationary tenI uatule except warmer III
Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
RnRANGE.

The second q % series Of assemblies az the Orana,
Athletic Clua v h,d la-' cvcniG, I'm the tcun, court
building Of thc cuh. About 80 guest were present.
The suppsr wa, served !n the gymna, INN. Among
tAl.c present were tr. aId Nj. l.. ". UI"hc-ND.th
Nh ard Mr.. Charles Wiley, Nr. and Mr.. Alfred r.
FlrusV Orth. Mr.. aud Nj. walter Il. Ilotchis, Hiss
,!,frr llotchh>,, VI and Nj. l.. ". Franklin. Nrs
T.. .. krt!aud. Mis-, Grace IarholpH. Mis- Jeanne
ErfthoIw, Ms, jennie Mason, MIS- Na," II. Burt
K.Gdcr. Mi, LucalA Moore. Ms, Gcr;r.de baldwin
j. Day Fmch {. VI. Learned. Newell y. WoodWorih
I.rnam ihldlcy, =. lJcW-tcs Wiley Louis ii. H. de
j. uagpcr sAIlleA and William BeGg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
A DOUBT ABOUT SITTING BULLS

4 DOT-BT ABOUT SITTING BULLS buffalo
Ui.marck y. D., Dec 10 (SpcciaD.-It IS ic''"oo
tonight by a man Just from standing KocR ABe"'S
that sitting Bulls body, when brought rom "'a'u
pIyor was taken 10 the military hospital 10 Do ui'
sectcd The Indians at the agency. ponce ana iiieuy
Indians would have nothing 10 do WITH INC oolS' ~
Is said that on the morning when tlle GU '"''' ""
70 he hurled couple Of soldiers took the box oupposca
., oo.,,i, the body and dumped it In an Isolated
g,,vc a.ay from the graves Of other Indians ana
ra,l was placed around &. 1t IS an open secret
aid tbc man. that really tho box did not contain U'o
hody and that the guard put on tle biaVc as q
VIrH :. (, believed that sitting IiulS DOhy Is INV
~ ,no asserting rOom and that IN time inc shclcDt
9TH turn up either in the Government MuSeuin '"
some other place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

. ,o,. - u d,s,ont on their way 10 the BAD
TS ao sarp re e was heard between the lTdSI
police and hc holes that o9s sat'S Scre ali nearly
fGaE s 10 deat they ' for the towns s
aud gve no "rer ,I E nnnt Yesterday. it is
gGcd bo holtes we're routed and captured Morris
,Ts that tbeso Sitting Bull Indians were de'eiiiin'u
10 ayengc sitting Bulls DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MRS HILTON MUST PAY THE NOTE.
,r. u,pv PLAINLY DID not BELIEVE HER
STATEMENT.

rrr. Jury PLAINLY DID NoI bHN'''''- ''
STATEMENT
The jury ,he suit OF Jane Ell n and ineres, from
20 areced to he the balance due on "''o
apr. YESTERDAY brought in verdict pan'ng uI
Uaintir the amour, asked Yesterday n' no n was abe
p.." WINS called by the defence, but all nc rich-
YOU'RE" va. .na, NJ. Dohhs had quick temper -.
ST wonahan. barkeerer. wa also ca'u n q" con-
s.,oncc lie first met Mrs. Hilton IN lI ,, had hecn
u'aonoo bcr most cstmable woman. lie ,. tcr
,ntrosuccd to Mr. Hilton and suppo'cu '.'"'
p.lS"ne others gave similar testimony -,,o-,,
Mrs. Hilton, being recalled, denea P pogIana She
,,a,ement that he paid her pas'Aso hin, s1a5 with
'.'S so,ao ~ her furniture and gave NM oil Enc
81, q, rurcbase tickets. In answer I" "n nn nic),
jurors she said she lost In nntrv from Eng
s ao ao she Went back England at Ie lie
To- brother who was In the bomDSi In rebuta Ilr.
her oro mDpsv although she needed IT, o gave him
ncr 10 IIed thai the defendant ever e"' me mole
DoooS oeu except in partial paymeno,, o. tHronsh
lie did not bring the ca-o 70 u iury were cat Only
wish tS avoid pubic gaze
lbout fifteen mnuteS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
THE ROCHESTER, SHOEHAKERS.

Rochester " y. Dec. ia meeting of the SHOE
maker, was called FOX this morning to decide whe'heF
or not they would return to work under the manu-
facturcrs' manifesto. which requires the ABANDON
meut Of the Cox strike before any members OF ule
Boot and shoe Workers international Union can seoo
,,,,v,,.pt mr. ou+ work They decided Ia quit
The sho, Council will now appeal 10 the Executive
Committee of the American Federation of Labor winch
will meet In New York. probably on TUESDAY next 10
fake action In support Of the Rochester shoemaAerS'
I, is expected that under these circumstances inc
committee will declare a boycott on all the kWhcsvn
pursuance OF the authority granted at the rcco4l w
troit convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

Chicago. Dec. 19.-At the annual election 81 ID"
Chicago. Fort Madison and De, Molnc- Railroad tAt
following officers were elected President, e. I.
Wheeler first vice president Willard {. Block, second
vice president, +. = Conway secretary. W. j. SOW .
treasurer. t. c. Long; general counsel Je--e y halN
,io Lr,,dcut Wheeler Wa, formerly general manager
of tlr santa Fe and Of the Chicago and NWthW '@"s'
Money Ia, bean provided for the cAlcn-Ch 81 '' "@'
Ift al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
INSPECTING AN ONO RAILROAD.

FIadlay, Ohlo Dec. ~ C~pcoal.-Pic. Id''t Hf'ii-'
OF the Ec -Four" Railroad. and number q one '''
OF his company, In THIS cts today !" the pir'
dents private car The object Of Their Viait WIS
an inspection Of the Toledo, Columbus asa 81"
cnnati Railroad property, with vie" &" purchasing
that road which. II Is said. vii! be accomplished bf
he first Of next year Ire Toledo. Columbus ana
Cincinnati Is the best paving railroad IN Oh.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
CHAIRMAN rIvLEY FINES TIE WABASH.

Chicago. Dec. 70 Special Cia.rpan FINLEY ~ me
Western Passenger Association has fined tAe N"ri'h
road 500 on the complaint Of the tMcago ana Anon
,or manipulating rates between Chicago and - Louis
and decided that IL must redeem at ull tAriH rates
icEei, issued by II and which were purchased Oh u!o
Opei market by the Alton people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

30 dallan. continuous i,nc shove Ut barometer
run,tioo, YESTERDAY observed at the ntC states
".i service station At his city. The cashrr mo cate
~ fruiporaure noted ut rrrrvs PHARMACY sun nllcng
rrurnc Office. Dee. %. n. m.-Thc upward movement
n M barometer continued throughout the clear weather
NJ ,e.,criay The temperature ranged between Is and
"a DEGREES the average t25J being 23s lower than the
corresponding day la, and lis lower than on Thurs
day. .-...- ....,.o. ,,.,, D., .,,..,o, 4.
and mar this CITY tn.dav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

bottle. tightly corked, was i""'o III '0 '''S
~ ptr, Gtthst Yesterday and taken In charge b.
Tho nolice When opened it found TO contain
a Slip of paper upon which was written:
We are sdrift 100 miles from land IN Ia'itnue 80
dcgeeS north longitude - degrees Wts,' WI dl9
tbc ur,vors OF the steamer Gambia. when iouuN'Tc
August TO- In the confusion our captsln was Wa,hH
overhoard and lost only two dal ; provisions IeIl'
YERRE FARRANGo, First Ohcer.
August Is, 1890
The letter is <cllclcd 10 he a bogus one rs inc
Iatitcdc and longitude indicate spot Tar ont III inc
ocean instead OF 100 miles from End
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
I n\G ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CGTY.-Mariin Pclko''Ey was yes
tor,y indicted for muror In the first degree 'or 'o
ID, ~ Jacob Werner at Queens, on November
~ :. Una srp,,,sod AT fist that Werner had been
.ido,tqrv shot by thciprcmaturo discharge OF ma
@vn cmn. but later developments ed to tIc GoHc.s'% "a
~ rekof.ky had fired tc fatal shot lie Has ucicu
, - ,y,th oi mi, accusattn all along
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a. ,i durned business meeting Of i1yaouth Cau.ch
last evening. officer, were d~td l I9'I' d. ""'o''
o.idd rnc,o wcr, sNtv.cleht ballot, cast ana tho
to,ovnc officers were declared elected Clerk, !. c.
Marvel: assistant clerk b. q. Robbins treasurer ,. v
white. deacons r j. Tiney, J. a. Staa"ood ana James
Lane; d.aconcses Mrs. NJ. l. Douglass aAc MISS auSS"
RAYMOND.
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r,,,rn ny TRAIN rs YrwJERSEY .

Boston. Dee. 10 The police have re'eNou "'," ',n
"n man named Clark was hiIeu py f"'"o" .o'',,,
" '.' ,.,,,.v.ch y J.. two days 40. II Is thought
!" Wv ..,.,, uo.t,n 1T, pc sihlc that this man
49," W.ilIum H. Clarke g.. the WcNt Ina h"II""'' "''
80" CO., missing for about fortnight
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PLANS OF TIE "sOO7 ~ TIE DAkoTi'.
Iu.marcb \. D.. Dec 10 (~peciaI-J. =. T'-hury
and H. G. Leayltt, OF Minneapolis, were here yretcdaH
Ex-Governor Pili-bury sa.cd that the 500 hihn'He'
wond be built 90 Bismarck and jamestown next a'@'spn.
Tho co,,nauv conerppa,c, building about 500 mile, Of
rntl IN ihc DahOtae.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

Chicago Dec. 19.-A dispatch f:on Lima, O'lo, saws
"Thc Standard a.. Couparf lH, ciliitd another IN
doneudeut COMPANY, a.. concern holg the Delaware
IN company. The .rlc Of the DeliNaIc leave, onl
two independent concerns in operation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

So West 23d-St.
Attractive silver Novelties for
Christmas ut moderate prices.
Theodore \. Kohn q Son,
Jewellers.
OPEN EVENINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
wMY WILL you?

Continue to medicine containing mercury and potash
Specific S. :. s.. while contains mercury poison
Of any kind it s the only permanent contagious
Blood Tain inherited OF cheap imt-
and socsIed blood purifiers claiming to be Just
rood. There Is only S. =. IS. Take nothing else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

very important IL this age OF VAT material prog
ress remedy peaa@ inc taste and =" IT, csc,
easily taken acceptable the stomach and Acaty In IT,
nature aud elects Possessing these qualities syrup "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
, noe PIT TIE HOUSE IN \ STATE OF SIEGE

o.. noe pit THE HOUSE IN \ STATE OF SIEGE
1,b, sr,acl, and hi, wife Emma, OF Rdgc"Ood ave
and Narjxet-st were badly bitten by their own VIZ
ON Thursday The dog was large one part W"
,on,d,and and had been kept by MI SMACK ABOUT
eight months lie was REGARDED a. cent? '" '. "a
-. ohoircd Whom Mrs smack went near him nc
-. .. how and broke lis chain. He then BIT hcI
,n Tho arm and knocked her down. When her nus
hand went to her aid he also bitten il inc arm,
They both took refuge in the house ana P,l Va
- eoCt Cor WHO killed the dog. Inc amman va
T'S. ,toucht 10 be rabd. but the WOUNDS were Ca"
fnr,zed