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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
4 Mich NEGLECTED LIBRARY.

From The Philadelphia Times.
Dr lanes Rush. the founder OF TINS hotae anu
rcgIected institution the Rjdgeway Library, showed
Just pride in directing that ne VII n ,," hi tomb
The .1n OF the great physician whose ieirhliis p1 t
,h,r~ ana original genius adorned. TO use the goO1
"a word The Cy OF his dwelngp place, and husna
oT n VIC the famous Madam Rush, whose sci in
orcrmnl sGmput, generous nature and Hidomi aoH
ri3t ranked her the foremost women Vi VIZ Ia
ba the weaker sex was still believed 10 hover III tc
,rnir,n NJ he salOn-Dr James Rish was, any mai h
Ided IN raise mp the memorial he did ailons n.s
toy ritizens Tie form which his bequest iooM VA
4, NO tI-,t sense a great charity. ana NC taS
iitberto In great part failed Of It's object Inc EIN
Zen hail where 100 900 books may be hCu-ea WI
g. br,ad talr0II<S and wide staIways, rs splendn
Nv "f coumus and majestic ceilings ana It's lmPoS
nc nsnect OF devotion to the public use has reIIu
r"ssonght by the mass Of those VINO might eAPisoae
yanine lis treasures Of photography, read te hstUrs
Of Che past NE Of the dty and the nation M i hi
~ I'D newspapers and historical collefuonS-IeW -
t1 indy the lie Of che present day ~ ~ &
torc ~ sfa stlcal and geographical material; hNen
sto rcjIcs of The Rush household. the furniture o.
tbe historic mar siOn Chestnut-st, the rare o-u
chira encayings ard works OF ar that are Kept mere
fa ia attract curiosity seekers beyond me long pvio
facade that re-,rs it, stately mont 90 Brads IL E
great pity, aud II is just like Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
DEATH OF ROBERT LYoys'S FATHER.

Another phase In the story Of the killing Of Robert
Lyons was reached yesterday, when Martin Lyons. the
father Of the murdered man, died in st. Francis Hos
pItal, No. 600 East Fifh-st, where he had lain since
December IA. For many years the elder Lyons had
been habitual drunkard The shock Of his sons
terrible death shattered him completely. and for weeks
he has been gradually growing weaker. Last Monday
his condition such that it found TO
remove him to hospital. The old man earnestly re-
quested to be taken 10 St. Francls's Hospital. to which
he had made generous contributions for many years.
From the day that Mr.. Lyons entered the hospital II
was evident that he would not recover. On Sunday
his condition was critscal that Father Ott Of the
Church Of the Redemptlonist Fathers. was summoned
to administer the last sacrament. All through yes
terday Mr.. Lyons In semi-conscious condition.
His wife Ellen and his son James were sent for and
were by his bedside when he died. The body OF the
dead man will to-day be removed for burial to his
Iofa HON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
fYrEIGy SONG BIRDS FOR OREGON
cortland Oregonian.

From The Portland Oregnnian
4 LOT OF song birds from Germany direct arrived
here Yesterday for the Association for tne importation
20 song pir1is They received In New-iOrk some
,ima since when they allowed - rest, ana were
tn sent on ~ Omaha, where they were allowed 80
y.sst several DAYS and then brought here Ihey
arrtved in first class order. and taken 70 roOmy
ayarv nrepared for their reception by Frank Dekum.
president Of the association. such a hhppN Iot OF
little Immigrants they when released nom the
cages in which they had been 50 long confined mas
seldom been seen. -, go. A., or.,urdo a
steamers before the days OF fast trains ana Sleeping
15rs can realize the Joy OF the niue sonesefs az pc
,ng sef free IN place where they had room 10 try
sher wings green bushes 10 rest on. and chance 10
wash SfIch n JOYOUS twittering and huttering ana
xashinc and pruning Of feathers has seldom been se
tbey cot enough of washing. and others tired TO sing
bef-s half dried II to whether their voices mao
been iuiured By their long voyage. The skylfhs 40
MOI baihe Ike most other Song birds but Dust them
seIyes like chickens grouse etc. Ths had been for-
GOTTEN and no provisions had been Iane fT thehi 10
was dry and 1t did take the little fellows long u
scrotch some holes. and by burrOwng In them ffeshen
up their plumage bill , .,,ty ,, ,,i,s NJ
The birds received consist OF tweniy-ole pir5 oi
rav song tb1shes seventeen pairs OF black thrushes
ssrpcspty.dye pair OF skykrhs. tvenyr pairs of
nars Of tarlngs forty pairs OF gray nnhets tWeiVs
nails OF green llnnets sixteen pairs OF baGh henueu
ppIehttngaIes and twenty-five pairs 81 goinhhci~s'
some ~ these birds win be turned bose s soon p tey
have recovered the effects OF their long trip bIt
the larger number win be kept under shelter tl r1ng
closing IT, and in 81 very cold'weather II can nc
lot N American song birds. comprising mocktng
BIRDS. boSolinis. Virginia nightingniss ana req"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
NOTES FROM 1HE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

The first representation Of Julius Caesar by the
McinngeF Company In Brooklyn given In the Academy
Of Music last evening 1t presented with the original
scenery costumes and from the Royal Court
Theatre OF the Duke OF SaxeMeningea, under the nrec
ton Of Carl and Theodore Rosened. The character OF
julius Caesar played by Hlnar knorr, Bru'us by
Matthew Pfeil. and Cassius by Gustav kober' o'er
300 persons were in the east and the repeseh''' VI
the thronged streets OF Rome loudly appauueu'
There will DE matinees on Friday and saturday
PHI Nye's ''The Cadi' was seen last evening az inc
Lee Avenue Academy by large audience when ehJoyeu
the amusing in which the frontier lawyer eui'of
and Justice Of the peace plays his part The scenery
nd rtios are the same a. shown Union Square
Theatre At the matinee tomorrow doll will be given
20 each child pesent at the performance. Next "eeA
tbe MAY will be .Incog" with the original case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
! Story OK The SILVER QUESTION.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer
head Mr. Lecch, the Director Of the Mint, teil an
anti silver story the other night concene an Ihcueh
of General George Shedans stumpns campaign OF la
fall. SAID Mr.. Leech: , =, . ., not
sheridan was going 10 maze speech IN town MOI
a thousand miles nom Washington ana ne was Nsiheu
fIrs he ei fine hotel that he would probably meet al
old prayhared long bearded, pau -loJkhs eiIo"
during his stay, aud that he ought t. nave h0Hlug w.
do with him. for he a crank. Inc uldh wa luil'
described 10 him. and he knew him when ne was acCO9
ed by him within a few steps OF the hotei. lH5 ma
evening General sheridan said that IL had no cohuol
over the meeting, and that he could noi give nm an
opportuniiy The old man then aked Genera eheriddh
n he wonld answer him II he asked nm any que.ups
durinc his speech and General Sheridan iephed tdl ~
vonld That night there very ldlee audience III
Ire CITY Hail. and She dams financial -pee.h Wa
ceived with great applause In the midst OF II me Tia
man stood up and SAID General sherdin, may pe
wrong hut / would IIhe to ask You a question.
There are nine chances out OF l"h lhat YOU di-
u-ranS replied Sheridan but will answer you
What wish to ask continued the on man, -
tbe United STATS takes piece OF papc ana prints on
one side of II the words. This Is one dollar ana uhoef
II The words that il Is legal tender for All debts Gus
toms and public dues and on the back i II prints tIe
words sTfls is one dollar do You mean 10 say tist
that does not make II good dollar; ava a. "a Io
usc rs any gold silver cOdn in the tDlled state
General sheridan looked at the man a. ne stoOi tere
in the midst Of the audience, and replied III, 49,
"Old man L will answer your quesu,h ~ d>hinE Sou
another SuppOsg the Government Ot the United ntai
shouh take YOU and stamp your Dienead the WOII1
daniel webster Suppose they should PICK you up
.Dd rnr Won through ore of the Ueat Government
arSntng presses and stamp your back In letters a
foot long Daniel Webster. Now would that maze you
a United states Senatorl' 49,. ~,
The audience Ioared, and the old man sat down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
PROMINENT TUREMEy IN 4 FIGHT
cAPTMS BROWN AND COLONEL RYE EXCHANGE
BLOWS IN THE HOFFMAN HOUSE


BLOWS IN THE HOFFMAN HOUSE.
Captain S. S. Brown, the wellknown Pitsbirg
turfnan, owner Of Lamplghter Pickpocket and other
horses, met Colonel George Rye OF Little Rock, Ark.
the of Long Dance and other good ones, In the
art gallery Of the Hoffman House yesterday. a
number Of bookmakers and Others had gathered 10
see the fighters, Slavin and Mitchell The air was
full Of fight" and Colonel Rye had heard nothing
but fghts for at least TWEEN y-four hours Captain
Brown called Colonel Rye to the table where he was
seated and said You me 1900. You have
been buying horses and have money. Give me 800
and / win call it square,
Colonel Rye said: "No. owe you the money, and
mean to pay it,
Captain Brown started TO walk out. He says that
he had both hands IN his pockets when Colonel Rye
came up to him and hit him I'm the eye. Captain
Brown took his hands out OF his pockets and held the
colonel with one hand and hit him with the other.
The colonel fell to the floor.
$. Litchenstein took charge Of Colonel Rye, and
mutual friends managed TO keep the fighters apart.
Captain Brown complained TO Ed' Stokes. because
BLY, Edwards was not around 10 protect the
patrons OF his art gallery Captain Brown weighs
$50 pounds and Colonel Rye 40. At late hour all
was quiet at the Hoffman House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
no nav
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK -......hoNDAY, DEC. 81, 1891

PORT OF NETWORK .dONDAY, DEC. Fl, 1891.
ARRIVED
steamer Guy Mannerng BIZ Ford, japan and China ports
via Gibraltar Dec with mdse TO Carter Hawey Co Ar
rS steamer t4' city q Chester m Lewis Liverpool
sSSs HTr7 d. at Tii s Bar 81 Az s r'
PTs s Young MUS A the Bar 0 0as'
STEAMER Anretts (Br Reed swansea Dec B. in ballast to
Steamer Rneia lGerj Ifithauser Hamburg Dec with
mdse and passengers TO Cords Arrived at the Bar at 100
Steamer Ocean Dtch) vOege Amsterdam in ballast to
Steamer La ascogne Fr sanel Hayre Nov l3with mdso
ana eiopi BrI Mcombc Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar Nov o. mdse Henderson Bros Arrived at
steamer louisiana eager New Orleans with mdse and
Steamer ri SOL Hawthorn Orleans with mdse
steamer Excelsior Higgins New.orleans. with mdsc
with mdse and passengers TO VIM P clyde d Co,
Steamer AlsenbOrn Lewis Baltimore. with mdse to II
sUNsEr-wlnq at Sandy Hook, light, s. dense fog
CLEARED.
Steamer wyoming (Br) Rsby Liverpool via Queenstown
A NJ Underhill a Co n,-. ,,-no, 7, ,,,,,.n, ~.
Steamer Exeter City tBr Burre BrsolJames Arkeli
Steamer chandernagor (Frl. Anhau Marseilles-Funch
steamer city of Para LoSSEood Colon-Paeihc Man s. Co
steamer Dorian tBrl McFarlane, kingsonJam-
Steamer Adirondack Br sansom Aux Cages, Kingston &c
steamer Algonquin Mckee, Charleston and Jacksonville
steameT CITY of birmingham, Berg. Savannah-R Walker
steamer Gen Whitney. Bearse BOston-H DmOck.
SAILED.
Steamers City of Para Colon Pempos, Savannah Al
gonqun. Charleston
ships Lovdiana, for London; fritz, Newport news
Bark Curacao. for Curacao.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dec 2lArriyed steamers America (Brl. Pearce
md Enfield BIZ Vysey, from New YORK.
OuETNsrowN Dec lsArr1ved steamer Manchester (Brl
Mullen from New WORK
sorrHAMPToS Dec 2l-Arryed. steamer Elbe GER, Ven
,,oessel from New York on her way 10 Bremen.
HULL Dec 20Sailed steamer Csyendish OBJ, for New
York. 49,.
RrTyRpAM Dec 2i-saied 49, spaarndam Dtch)
Bouler, for New YORK.
ANTWERP Dec 20-Arrtved. steamer Westernand (Belg,
Jamison. from New York. -
MARsEIEs l9-Arrved. steamer Elysia (Br) Haynes
GENOA Dec 2i-Arrive steamer werra Ger Pohle, from
SUE Dec 2O-Arrived steamer Benedi (Brl Clark from
Japan and China ports ON her way TO New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
DOCUMENT iRRIvALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVF.NI E-Attorney General W. H. H. Miller
senator r. f. Pettigrew Of South Dakota CONGRESSMAN
Io-anb H. walker Of Massachusetts,; General Charles
H. GrosyCnor Of Ohioi George D. I'o"eI''' -. ~ L.
SIR, ta.se.t o, Elmha Solicitor w p. Hep
huro Of the Treasury Department and senator IL. },
Donaldson Of Ballston Spa, " Y. GlLsEf-'ohh nosu
Thacber OF Albany AMI Carlos French OF olr-,Neu..
HOLLAND-N Bleecker Banks, oil Altahy. mO i
urTI-Iohn H. Buck Of Hartford. PLAzA-JamsS D
CI,,u son chairman Of the Republican National Committee
sr JAMEs-Ex-senator Thomas NJ Bowen Oh Colorauo'
vIf~rORI John l.. Wilaon, OF washington
wIND,OI-Will0m II. e"ard. OF Auourh' ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
THE WE4THER REPORT
r,1x N TILE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

washington Dec 2I.-The storm which was central IN
Colorado this morning has moved rapidly east"sro' WIN
,.,a.i,g enc gy and Is central in Northern Iowa
~ ,tn area attending this storm covers the region from
m, Rocky Mountains eastward to the Mississippi Lisn'
noer arr reported from the south Atlantic ana siull
,,. I,,r Weather continues In New Eng ana Inc id-
itlantic states Ohio Valley and me i2Wef Ia
region 1t Is generally warner essa Tpe indIc9tiahs
tbat the rain Will extend eastward TUESDAY
81 ia, Engiand coast tuesday night The tenpfatur
Nil fsI ceededIy the upper Lake region the upRI
pand a mS1erate cold by Wednesday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
,o,rc,sT rr1LsP.M TUESDAY.

ro NeuF England fair, and slightly warmer tuesday
ain soutberly winds rain by Tuesday night.
Tor Eastern New-York Eastern Pennsylvania Now
Jersey and Delaware fair ard warmer during the oAS' VII"
sou.berly winds rain Tuesday night
xx-,and and virginia warmer, increasing cloudi-
NOS during the day light rain during the evening
For the Carollnas and Georgia occasional showers
warmer. , ,t,.. a II.
For Florida, Alabama Mississippi ioul'As anu
"Wednesday =, A.. o..,. coIder by "Wednesday
ia[ r Western New.York we.tern PennsyMaAi, WSs'
vtgina md Ohio rain during the aitsrhoo" anu c'e's
a.,,,r Tuesday: much colder WEDNESDAY "A, MI.
ror Tenne see Kentucky lnalohs t,,i"o4' anu ~
- ain. decidedly colder by Weonssddy'
occasional SHOWS
FL Iowa followed oS clearing mum
colder. , ,,,,..o,,t, ain or snow colder by
wednesday. -,--.. - ,Ao pakotas fair and colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
4 DIVORCE SUM- AGAINST LOUIS HAKRIsoS.

IL + reportd that papers IN suit for divorce have been
seryed on Iou Harrison, Of the company playing La
Cipale az the Garden Theatre, by his wife VINO was lOr
merry known on the stage Miss Emma schultz IL Is
said prominent comic opera singer Is h'ieu " 'l
no,de,, storles have been. circulated before about
the unhappy relation, between Mr. and MIS-. hacriso'
II f. understood that they have not lived toseher 70e
some time last summer Mrs Harrison was The diugh'
NJ San Francisco musician. She and MI harf-oh hr''
-. in, ,cbt voar. ago when both member OF
romn,ny playing "skipped by the Light OF the Noon
They were married about year later anu Until -"
ponths ago were supposed to be living happily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
european aopernsemsnts.
GRATEFUL CONFORMING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAkFAsr.-''By tloIoogh know,dse % U 2
natural govfra the operations OF digestion AMI
nutrition and By careful Application OF the nae Fltrus
OF wcleected Cocoa, M Epps has provided or brahss
US many heavy doctors bills. IL l. by TIE ufeio0s use %
built Up until strong enough 10 resist every tendency Y
disease HUNDREDS OF subtle maades footing AROUND
~ rsadv 10 attack wherever there IL point We
nav esape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves vel
fortified with pure blood, AID progeny bOlshea FRAME
Civil Service Gazette. 80 .
Made simply with boiling vac, Or ni sal or rfpps
& Co Homeopathic Chenilsts London, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

Tribune once Dee. -. 8. m-Paruy cloudy ana foRgy
weather prevailed yesterday. damp sea air being Drought
IA by light easeriy and soItheastery beezes Inc hu
nudity was reported by the Weather Bureau a. 32 o.
: , M and 80 at : D. ma. The temperature ranged b.
tween 40 and 80 degrees the average (tfll being o.
higher tho corresponding day last year and o.
min and near this city to-day there win probably be
oegy and partly cloudy weather followed BY little rain
siirhuy warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
Announcements.

A.-She gave him neckties-ae is woman's won't
lie wisr kinder. gave her sOIODONT
Ne last MS necktles but she never lost
Her sOZODONls twas worth ten times Us cost
IL makes teeth white. IL makes breath sweet
Both bless IL every time they meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
FOR CONFERENCE or COLLEGE PRESIDENTS

Princeton, N. j., Dee e1.-A conference OF coissc
presidents will be held in Brooklyn December ~
DIR Patton of Princeton University, is among the
prominent speakers TO be heard on the occasion Inc
subject for discussion is Education and the COLLEGES
The general object OF the meeting the bringing INTO
closer relations OF the Young Mems Christian Assoca
taon bodies Of the colleges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rise 7ls Set. 432 llA5 Moons age2l
WATER.
LM-sandy H'k O2O Gov Isrd.. O49 Hell &C.. 242
P.M-Sandy Hk.. OH Gov Isld.. 04l Hell Pe.. 2;3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

A.-A-Stop Those Cold Drafts Through Doors
koebucks Weather Strips Will do It, Prices
reCueed as Roebuck's, l72 Fulton--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

CoRyEIL's BENZoIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Prevents all dryness and roughness oil the hahos'
Druggists. 25 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thi. diagram a continuous white line shows ne
Change Ia prcssIfe indicated by Inc Irouhes SCI
recording barometer. Tho bFokea Inc represents sh"
temperature a. observed at Perry's Phsrmscy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous IDENTIFIES
IA the hest tooth powder In the world for preserving IN
Teeth sHelreshing and delicious" % cents ooIue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

Az a dressing and color restorer, Parker's Hal
Raj sam never fails % satisfy
PaTker's Ginger Tonic aleyiates suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Childrel
.eethng sOftens tbs gums, reduces inflammation hay
,ain cures wind collie and disTrhoea 20 cents oou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

breasted grossbeaks, which have been ordered By the
association, about eighty pairs In ALL Will arrive here
In about ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

Triton brand "squeezersD playing cards. linen an1
6ouble enamel are fsvorites with All pMyers' AZ
dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

WHEATESA- The best break fast food delicious
pourishing; cooks In minute 70 cent? AL sroeers
WEhLTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 othave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
,IonnnFIiTSCHER LLOYD S. S. co.
NETWORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

NETWORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
steamers amer is 'Pd II L1 and dii.
M, aa%a.'c 4sSS% i ssse AGRA
s sat-r'f1hI stftesf s Ss @
X XYfI51kk an: and slSs.n Dee
YRzAPA HSys.s an sa MsMeaS g. Sua ad sat- jan
. as has rect connection with .ad gcs rosss
H:s:ss :S[s Co. Lid aud 'A' Monterey aaa
SS' id ''i5i JAMES E &iR q re cS
ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
kN II c sddF SxMA fkHAS AND iaSExsc
len fio@ Sew;Yors pr fSo. q Sanai,'I y -
for sal kS s n va, Ne DesSi g. asa
From FOR FI 5AfIS H x SnS e II2p'' ,'
,od Tsi 5ss :S.#s s5S.SS.assas
RED sr4g hsssSiasEEr a APP p sA Ar s...,
ss ~ S is saa c.s e. q Il. Fsaa 5 .s
tErEks %eh Il iff SoS IS ss:s As Bowling Green.
ped d. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
NFoH LAGV6Aoa R6 AID IHR& SAnIb0
&C CARACAS Pier &c. t @.aa G.sss Dec 90 Jpn
S. SfSEzS sssaSdsy January
IS r Sask kHsreaa ie :, As srais
Tourists' Agents. General Managers II wallsl
IHoS. COOK & SON. 2si and i.22S Brosewss
SAVANNAH LINE-FOUR STEAMERS
;. ;. CITY or augusta canssdey' Dec. e. sP. M
:. : TAbLAHASSEi....-.- rifay Dee. ., IL NJ
\. 5. KANSAS CITY SATURDAY. Dee. 2a up. ~.
=. >. CHArfAHOOChtE. Monday, p,s. ss 2P. M.
connecting C. r. T. q Ga. and s. y. w. Ry f0s
ell points 10 iiEoR9IA, FLORIDA, SOUTH CARoLfSk.
ALABAMA and Lou ISlANA. Insurl assei sceoainoda
ions Fifs,csss table dhte. Dor freight and passage
iipfpS' GAsnAaES, + Asst "; n EHsrT, essa As-
r. l. MsLEER. Agent Ocean s.s. !. Go
rruE L. S. x BRAZIL MAIL ;. 5. Co.-Fort-
Il nightly passenger service ffOn R0bgft Pier, brOokyn
.Or ST. THOMAS, MARTINIQUE. BARBADOs ahd
BRAZILIAN PORTS.
: > fiNAN(E.... saturday, January :, u
REDuCEp RATES TO BARRADOs.
PAUL n GERHARD CO., tsenesai Agrutx.
ia whitehsl-ss., New-fer&.
THos COOK 8 SONS. ga ana liza Brssaw~.
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SKrurstg rs.
RAND HOLIDAY EXCURSION

GRAND HOLIDAY EXCURSION
NJ 40
WASHINGTON AND MOUNT VERNON,
via Bazmors and Ohio Railroad; elegant .pecIh ,s1ia
under the personsi supervision Of Thomas H. Hendrek.
on, the weil-knnW tourist agent, fusdty. lcceuber
20. Fare entre trip three days; including hrtels,,
hotel board. meals route and all eNprns-s nny
e12 so Itinerary OF trip and tickets from Jas; TIT
wILLIGER s53 rroadwsv Room o. ~ VI y .; oh:eey
Atlantic-ave., Brooklyn, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
UOPT ROUTE To LONDON.

- NORpDEUTsChEE LLOYD NAIL 5. S.
- NEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON HREhiiN.
Steamer sail from pers foot q 2d;;t5 Ho1oken.
Ems Wed Dee %. noon Inns, Tues Jan. ~ m
na2Isi, Tue Dec 20 pm sAALE, Tue, Jan, 10 an.
m AVE Tue Ian g. 10 m ELBE sat, Jan =, ii On.
First cabin s75 and upwards berth second cabin -
"A berth steerage az low rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

PHILLIPS DIGEsTIBLE COCOA ,-,-.
oresents new valuable food beverage. II L. delicious
the taste highly nutritious, ndrendeed readily aseshos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22

N ASSORTMENT o, second hand grand spFifhs sss
a square pianos make. in perfect condisiss
and fully warranted also second hand pianos
Of other prominent makers at very low prices.
WIN. RNABE 4 CO..
fls shave near 2othst.. New-York
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