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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
LIE THOEGHT HE'D LIKE TO LEARN.

ernnrr cuIxGE OF VIEWS on TIE SUBJECT
or THE ART OF SELFDEFENCE'
uyr o,,,co Communion was one Of those quarrel
.,oa mon vbo Invariably take the opposite side OF
,r statement they hear made. He loved to argue
M matter on what side OF the question We were
driving over lonely road and the day was not ou'
horse was slow and for want Of something Dc'''r 7.
4, drew out II my pocket sporting pewsp'Prn IL
which va; prominent picture OF champion Puel"'O'
This was cnoug. to start my companion ." w "
TRADE aganst pdgli4m. He abused the art it'e' tne
way II wa prictised, the men WHO INDUCED III H.
both amateur arid professional the paper when pup
,shed news Of IT, the pII'C who patronzed IT, anu
everything connected with IT, from start u inish'
"N)w always had a fcnd1cis for the noble arD Oh
,olfd.fcncc and while deprecated the deeFau'hs
features II professional putli'm nrgied with my
companion that its practice by amateurs In l'le'iS
vaIry was one Of g." best forms Of exercise LOT Hp
wind and eye. and that the art ofi'n proved cAoe'u-
lurv useful 20 the most quiet and peaceful man when
hc b,ppcn,d 10 be assaulted by ruilanly people
through 20 fault Of his own. But my companion
would not even admit that. and f)r accS sake Hclu
my tongue and lct him have hi5 own way
CIV and Is We came Ia "A place where the ROAD
vas unusually narrow. and there "" mot cueery
faced wong farmer driving team Of horses attached
I, a lir wagon Piled hlgh with ray. He drew nus
team II, near the edge II the ditch "a he dared. for
,or ~ urssttlnr and then stopped hl' horse, for us
~ piss a. ieh We could easily have done By letting
.hc wheel, on one sd. + ogr Light ri- 70 wn into
tie dltch on tao opposite .dc % the road. But my
luarrcl.oa.o companion. who was driving. would not
3, thi-. Getting rel IN the face at once he s.ou'ei
.o tAc farmer:
How nue., room % you want anyway. young
,ollcrl ru1 ont there ami give ne hail the road"
i da,scut 20 any uclrcr the ditch replied the
ftr,rcr In a cordiatory voice. 'ra'rc, plenty OF
fo m f,r Won 'uu- 10 pa, IN that light rig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

lawrence c. sircater Of No. s." Grand-st. was
r,r, over and fatally injured Yesterday by n tmcli
driven bv Patrick Lyuch Of No. 81 Berry St, Lynch
leInc DRINK at the time. The Injured man was tafcn
20 tLe Eastern District Hospital and Lynch was locked
up.
Stephen Quinn Of No. CO. Classon ave. became
suddenly insane saturday night at lis home. and on
becoming dangerous was removed TO II. MaTy S
Hospital.
Two sailors, named George Reefs and Frank Peters,
were engaged in "a quarrel ut Bridge and Prospect St..
early Yesterday morning when Reefs stabbed Peters
with knife and inflicted a dangeIOu, wound. Peters
was taken 20 the City Hospital and Reefs was arrested
Thomas Tennlc. OF st,nvich Conn.,, was u1d yes
teriay ntniag IN his room at The Hotel brunswick.
al Washington and Concord Sts.. In an unconscious
condition Ambulance Surgeon Dent ATTENDED him and
had him removed 20 the Brooklyn Hospital where
his condition was thought to be critical IL "a sup
posed that he blew ont the gas whcn he retired, al .
O'Clock in the morning, the gas Wa found TO be
partially turned on.
Edward Squrcs. Of No. 800 Grand-aye., ATTEMPTED
10 commit suicide last night wlic in cell ~ the
Twcrty -second Precinct station by hanging himself,
using his undcrshr rope. He was discovered
and c,t down before life was extinct. lie was
rcsusciated ard taken 70 the Hon c1patldc III tai
suffering with dclrum trcmcns lie hal been a.
rested ut GrlLdave. and Pacfc.St. early yesterday
morning and locked up charge of ntoNicati)n.
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ORANGE.

Thomas Dord. the well known superintendent Of
the Orange Water Department. fell downstairs yes
t"rdav m rilng and sustained dpus and possibly
fatal Injuries, He was STAYING with his son. Henry
VI. Dowd, In Day-st., and arusc carly 10 attend ,
O'Clock mass al It. Johns Church. In going to the
bathroom entrance In the dark he lost Ills way and
feli down tho stairway. striking his head heavily
against the newell post. lie was almost completely
scalpcd By the blow, the ,hiu and flesh Of Ms head
hOid ns on only Is few shrcds. Ills nose was
broken and badly cut; hi, right wrist broken, ana
his left wrist sprancd. lie lay unconscious a. TIE
foot Of the stairs for over hour before he was
found. The servant coming down 10 Hight the fire
stumbled over lis Unconscious form. He wa, taken
up ana Dr. Sticlcg summoned. lie pat twcnty-ihice
sichcs In Mr. DOwds scalp ana five IN hi, nose.
Or. NtIcIcr thinks lc vii recover unle,, blood
poisoning sots In. Mr. DDwd Is The father OF the
late K"y. Father john Dpwd. The chaplain Of ~.
Mchacls Hospital, Newark.
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A BOY STABBED IN A STREET FlOHl.
AIKEN TO TIE HospITAL-HE WILL PROBABLY
DIE.

AIKEN TO TIE HOSPITAL~HE WILL PROBABLY
DIE.
Michael Courtney, nineteen years Ola, OF NJ 'o'
e,,nard-st, was removed yesterday afternoon 10 'he
.astcrn District Hospital suffering from an ugly
ruund In the abdomen, inflicted by John Iacktt' o.
o. 800 Eckford-st The staJbing WAS done at "fceh'
,int.ave and Ecklvrd-st The wound was mace Dy d
aspkDifc and Is an lEch wide and four inches deep
Z The hospital 1t was said that the man would prop
,ly die Courtney Lad entered the barTOom III
reenpointave. kept by man named Keller "i'u
,rcmiah Malone. Wnile they were drinking at 'he
ar John Courtney, q brother OF the injured man.
ntered accompanied by John llackett. The Courtney
rothers have not been friendly terms ior some
aie. and through fear that the trouble would te
81. we'd between them, Malone told Haokett 10 take
s.. - Courtney ont OF the place. This Hackett reluseo
No. and pulling the clas yknfe from his pocket, sald
at II there was going TO he any trouble he was pre-
AIRED for it, John Courtney left the room, ana
ehilc standing in front Of the door taunS TO EDWARD
,ielan Malone and lIackett came cut. Blehn AZ
nee struck Malone, evidently installing MN LOT
lackett The latter ran away. followed by Belan
I'd Malone and tie two Courtney boys. After
hase OF several blocks, Hackett was OveTtaken al
sreenpolntave and Eckford-st., where De was Sc,
pom. IN the encOnrter Michael Courtney was hraru
cry out that he had been stabbed. ne lHc zen 10
he sidewalk In unconsciOu CONDITION ana NH9
astily removed TO the hospital An OihCeI OF NE
eventh Precinct arrested Hackett, who was iounu
ave been badly beaten. Malone was heid a. VII
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cut Miller lifted him into the wagon ana hau 10 'ie
him to tho cows legs 10 keep him from roinns Out
again. nm h.o H..
The man was carried into the Town Hail. "nere ITO
vos recognized as Peter Collins, driver IN lle en-"
,,ov q, a fcrtilzinC contractor Christopher Whluns
PtsoSv ots lie mad started early III the evening
or Gravesend TO get the dead COW. for which ne re-
rcivod - for carting 1t away ana OH UP r TS IN
stamped at a rOadhOuee 10 drlnh az nm .r III hn
fn of his wagon and freezing to death wnen
ionnd After his wounds were dressed ne WIS P r
MO a warm cell for the night. Yesterday Juuse L.
sweeney allowed him to 90 on paying me-
r,NAICA-M 10 n. m. Yesterday man named
rrir nmploycd in the Hollis Hotel. at liolIs. near
Ills pace plunged fe accdcn'aly heaa trsI ,dtn p
an dbl shlonr1 bucket-we at the rear Of me hotri
.'nn hours aftcrward lis dead boiy was taken Uur
with much difficulty Remsen Gad oeeh Mrl'' ave
bcavllv NJ late and although tho CoronerS jury Ehnu
,rd,ct NJ accidental death. it Is believed by many
'not he deIbcratel, threw himself into the vel.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THIS WOMAN HAD GREAT PLUCK.
HER HUSBAND SHOT HER. THEN SHE GRABBED

HER HUSBAND SHOT HER. THIN SHE ORADbhO
THE PISTOL AND THUMPED HIM WITH IT
Vincent Kumlnsld, Of No. l. Fayetie-st.' was d
prisoner In the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday
on charge Of fcOnous assault. on saturday hls"t
KumDsM with FellOwe Walker. went 70 the home OF
his wife, No. 1873 Grand-st, from whom lie mas peeh
separated for time and fired two SHOTS NJ Aei
from a revolver. one Of the bullets made all usIS
scalp wound the ether burying itself In the wall Vi
The room. Before Kumlnsh could fire ihe thru sHo'
Mrs Kumlnsh secured the revolver and struck ne'
husband several times the head with inc Du'' c"u'
While the two were struggling. the nineteenyear ou
on OF the woman, who had heard the noise eatereu
he ROOM Walker seized him and Il desperate H5hl
olowed The two men went into the hallway ana
ell down the stairs. III the meantime brth huilhsAi
md his wife struggling for the possession OF Tue
weapon willie the blood flowed freely from the "ounu
N the w1mans head She was getting weak is',
when Policeman Mahan of the fifth Precinct, ieacheu
re house ard quickly sutdued kumlnsN Win M'
club. lie WAS Il Ell locked up. while an amhu ance
,urgeon dressed the wOman's wound. kuninSkls
companion was also locked up. kuminsh married MS
,ife two years ago. At that time she was Woo"
nd Kuminski was her third husband. snort tinic
sO the TWO separated, owing II is said, 70 hunineM
Xlreme jealousy. Since their separation kulIi!shhi
as watched every movement OF his vile. huhihshl
nd Walker were held for examination
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Christmas Society at Madison Squar. GARDEN p NJ 20
Christmas dinner at Home for the fHehdiesS' NJ -
East Twenty ninth.st. noon. -. -, s,xtb
sunny Hours barefoot Christmas "ee' W.
ave. l. b p. m. $50. ,,oo. dinner
society FOR Improving tho Condition OF the fOo u''''
20 bcnencilres. . oo- W., Thirty
New.York Practical Aid Society NO. o. "e'' A"'''
sixth.st. Christmas dinner - e,,r o-.,
Ctn.,s dinner New.York Infant Asylum Sky nrsV-
81, and Tcnth.ave - ,o,,oo, and
Young Mems Institute, No. 2-2 bo"eiS' ''''''
evening. - D., ,,o p,o,octlon Of
,',o.. and Dssttute Children, No. Lafayette race
raGiss, AID Society. German Hospital. 4; 80 p NJ
Yves. Side Boys' Lodging House Thi'y'seeo"i''' "''
Seventhave., 80 p. m 49,, -oo - y,
80 Dos, No. 49, festival No. 29l Bowery' p III,
Medical Society of the County OF New'hOfA' No. .
west For,y.thirdst. at 80 p. M $500, ...,r,,o, q
Ears. Battery. Cadet Company d'iI' anu ''''''
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
I.ONG ISLAND.

FLATIHsil-Io- fun-tor William steven son. Of Park
VILE. ia rtrln"ntii IN saving man from freezing
- death at II D. saturday hight. lie had CLOSED
hi, store and WIS walking along FostrriVe. when hc
stumbled over the pro-tratr form OF a man. 4 fcw
rods distant a Lor-c nnd wagon which contained
The body Of COW. The mans face, head and neck
were covered with blood and 10 all appearances he
dead. Mr. stevenson hurried - the nome Of Police
man Miller In Llwrcnrravc. An examination showed
that the man breathing with difficulty. The two
men hii'd him into the WAGON. where he lay upon the
corpse OF the cow. Miller started t. drive to the Town
Hail. ABOUT three mile, distant When about half way
there the iolting Of the wagon upset the into the
roadway. lilo struck upon his face, witch got badly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
MAN DIES SUDDENLY IN TIE TABERNACLE

AS the services in the Brooklyn Tabernacle were
about TO begin Yesterday morning and Dr.. Talmage
had taken he seat preparatory 10 opening the eXer
clses, q Hlddleaged in ono Of IA" pew5 was
seen BY those near him TO suddenly lean rward
and then fall TO the floor For time there was
considerable excitement in the auditorium. We al
ushers ran forward lifted the man up and carried
him TO an ante room. where Or. Hansen Shepard. OF
No 800 Cln;On-ave.. examined him and pronounced
him dead. In DR.. Shepard's opinion death was du'
TO apopeXy. The dead man soon afirrward WAS
identified as James Il. Lawrence. mason ard huihcr
ffty-fvc years Old and whose homo NJ 80. lo2
Clifton place. lie occasionally attend d TIE scvc.s
nj the Tabernacle His friends removed rs body -
his home DR.. Talmagc not Told Of tn sc.l,ns
noturc OF the incident until time altcrWard and
Continued the service usual.
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ELIZABETH.

Catherine Noouap. twenty years old, Of BERGEN
Point was struck by u train on the Long Branch Rail
road AT EnMbcihpII ga Christmas Eve while the
way 10 her nuurs hoHs". wish whom she intended 10
spend Christina, Day. The young woman hurled
about hry feet her slmll fractured and her back aud
arms badly bruised. ID, was picked up ahd removed
10 her aunrs hOu-c and Or. O1lclly who was called
attend her. aid her ipjur.cs would prove fatal She
SIN alive last night. Mgr. Ia. domestic
Trcatc I'm Pope Lcos household and Patriarch %
jerusalem celebrated high yesterday IN ST. Mary's
Church, Elizabeth. III; musical part Of the services
WIS elaborate.
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THE DEAD TRAMP is A JUDGES BROTHER.

For some time tramp has been Sleeping Mgh'Iv
In the stable OF Cornelius sincox at No. 81 franklin
st. On Saturday Mr.. SincoX warned the man that
II he did not discontinue his lodging IN the stable H.
would cause his arrest. Yesterday morning Mr. san
cox while passing the stable found the door open and
walked In In one of the stalls IL found the man ap
parently asleep When an attempt was made 10 arouse
him ii ives found that he dead The police
were Informed and on the found papers
showing that his name James Wood, and that his
home was In Pouchkeerele The papers also showed
that he q brother Of County Judge Wood. of Cold
Spring. " y. The body was taken TO the MCrguc and
a dispatch sent TO Cod Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT HANDICAP MITCH.


The prizes In The handicap match were shot for a.
the 7th Regiment ArnOry saturday evening. For
iii, match the members o. the 1th Eoc.mcHt RiHc
club wee divided into -four classes. The first class
consisted u men who had made a score Of 60 or better
out Of a possible 20 I'm any arm0Iy rln, cub mat h
or In competition for the Ahecl L. BOuiicr " ply
thereby becoming sharp,ho)trrs. The second class
consisted Of men who Lad made Of from 90 10
OF under the same conditions the third cll-s u
who had made score Of 60 or Gl, and the fourth
cass includcl all wh, had not made a better sr0rr
than 30. The shaTp-hootcrs were handicapped five
points The second class three points, and the third
class, two points. TWO entries were allowed 10 each
man. There were about Scventyfv entries AM fifty
contestants. The five prizc-winners were: g. Drake
Company - fourth class. % l.. 7. GOodspcfd. Com
pany f. s~cond class. GO: A. stephens, Company r.
frs class. 90 !. W. Ialscad Com pany C. first class
81 W. Smith. Company c. first class. O. The best
actual score was that OF Mr.. stephens. who lad 81
points to his credit. Private T. j. ConrOy was cx
ccutive officer.
The next match. on next Saturday evening. Is the
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KILLED HIMSELF WITH CARBoLIC ACID.

Joseph Leiine, OF No. $50 EverSreenave. COM
ctted suicide at an early hour yesterday morning by
walowing a quantity of carhoc acid. Gnne had
,een Ill for long time, suffering with consumpuon
For many weeks he was in It. GATHERINGS Hospital.
On Saturday he left the institution and al O'CLOCK
yesterday morning went to the house OF some friends
II No. 400 South Ffth-st and asked for shelter.
since his illness Mrs. Lefne has been staying at the
House, and the family admitted him. An h ur later
Lcine was found suffering intense agony, and oGS'fc
him lay a bottle containing some of the ACID When
an ambulance surgeon reached the house the man WAS
load
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
ErPCBLICAN LEADERSHIP IN TIE ASSEMBLY

a caucus of the Republican membcrs-clect Of the
Assembly viii DE held either In tins city or In Albany
This week settle who VIII he the .,ad Of the EcpUb
Acan minority In the Assembly during The coming
session. George Z. Malby. The Republican member
from ST. Lawrence County has the support Of most
of the member but at the las: moment Hamilton l,h
1r.. Of Putnam County has come Out with letters ask
ing support for himself for the place Most 81 The
Republican members OF The Assembly already hay,
declared in favor of Mr.. MalLy, 50 the caucus
Will De a mere fornliiy The selection by thc Re
publcans IL Mr. Nalby leader. win carry with II
his appointment as the loalli . Hcpul Ian on the
Ways and Moan, { Committee, ana A!> experience Oh
that committee r. the last two sce )ms viii make him
u valuable Tor ihe tax payers.
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SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK SUNDAY. DEC Is. 1902.
AKKINED.


ARRIVED
Steamer Hermann (Hclgl. Meyer, Antwerp December
l. VIA Ho,ton with ud,r 10 funch. Edyc y TO. ri
rived at the Bar at III. -,
steamer Gtc,oly tBr. johnson. Ccarl NoEcmbey %.
paia December II. Eaibaio, 10 Win mde and Tassen-
ger, 20 liooth & 60. Arrived a. the bar AZ
Steamer Alcue tEr) S.drr,, Poftau Prince December
.. Su,anlla II. Antigua IL. reIt lAmon A. wth md'c
and passenger, n Pm for"ool CO. Arrived at the
Bar ~ - ~. ,
It amct Panama (>ponl, Rivera Havana December
20 with ui.c Passenger, 70 j VI tcbaIlos Co.
steamer r. Monte, quick. Ncw-orcans, with ndc b.
I Van Sickle.
steamer Ncma-src, No iuson Jacksonville AMI Charles
ton. md-c and passenger, to WIN CLYDE Co.
Arrived 2fth.
steamer AleorqLin Plat Jacksonville ard Charleston.
with ud,. nnd passenger, u " l. clyde Go.
>traiacr kansas Cty. Fisher savannah with Hdse ana
pa~eeus To- /; l. WJlnfr.
It amer " arotc. f'nlf Richmond and Newport News
with mds~ and pi~,en 10 the Old Dominion y Go.
amer City Of columbia. Jenny. West Point, with
nld-r and passenger, to ola Dominion > > CO.
St,.luor Roanoke liuph,lh. newport y vs. ana NOT
folk with nd 0nd .nltr & ola y million = %.
Steamer ioitc-cue uIr. Thomas Philadelphia IN bal
last 20 james f. Ward \ Go. 80
steamer Pontiac 1Br, owen. Boston December Il, In
ballast ~ Phelps IIru,.
s.ealler II NJ whitney Coleman. Boston;
amer Gt'y ~ fit,hlurg. B.bb, T.. Fan River
SuN>l.I.-wnd AZ Sanfy Hook, vest moderate
breeze; thick and licat SNOW a
A. City I.land-Wrst; fresh and clCdy.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

yoNKERs-At l o'clock yesterday morning. wh"r
Andrew Mitchell was taking bath In his house. a'
No 30 clinton-st. he severely burned abon' ,'c
odv and legs and had 20 be removed to It. Joseph
Hospital MITCHELL after his bath stood near 1ron .n
lie nut the spirits on his body freely ana the aconu
irnitrd from The stove. His body was Tor re"
moments q mass Of flames. lie 10 III e''i''i ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
ARRESTED roe noggIyG THE SHIPS CHEST.

The steamship Alcac, which arrived here yesterday
from Port Lim0n, had on board George II. Grou who
was until lately the purser Ia" steamship Carazza
plying between Port LlmOn and Groytown. United
states Consul Brdida. at Grcyt0wn. had clcgrapird
that the man WIS wanted for the robbery Of $1,000
from tie chest OF his ship, and h. arrested b. De
tectve Crow ey al The wharf GrOut. who Is about
thirty five years cd, d-clafed that he was innocent.
but taken TO loce headquarters and will be held
there awaiting eytradon pap rs from the Niraragia
Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

cir,ortal foam match IL Is open t. teams OF three
rom each company, excluding those who nave aFo,}
records OF 50 or better, who have shot on rex,
NOR tnl team The competitors are 20 be CHOSEN Dy
the captains The match will begin at 90 p W.
The Cove trophy will be awarded I" me Wlhat ,"'
in this match - be held by them until the hrst com
ppfifiOn ne
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SAILED


Steamer FaNmin FOR Liverpool.
Also sIi.ca-Nl Long Island sound:
steamer, CITY for PO-tland G1u'us and Her
man Winter Boston; Lucy T.. Miller, Ia, tport.
Bark Ithrl taiKc. Tor Bcu River, y. =
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMfi;S-t REIGN PORTS.
~ amer Bothnil (Erl. Icwitson. from Ii,crp ,ol.
sailed ftum queenstown ~ Newly ork. De- ember -.
steamer l.ollNIa lEf Baxter. from ta,gOw, sailed
from NnNiIlc FOR Ncw.lo'k December -.
steamer Dican Dutch. IotJcr. from Ncw.York De.
Amsterdam passed the Lizard December IS.
steamer NctnGlm tDItch Nanderlcc, sailed from
Rotterdam for NcW.lCrk. December -.
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HOME NEWS.
INVENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AL lHE iiOiELo
FIFTH AVENUE-Charles Foster, secretary oi III.
Tr.asury. MURRAY HILL-D. c. Gilman pfesioen' u
J ohns Hopkins University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

Perfect roadbcd, four tracks, fine cars. elegant
service quick time and Grand Central Staton-all by
the New York Central. ..
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Announcements.

DE-. LYOY's PftrEcr TOOrH POWDER
Keeps clean and Whit purines the brrl It'll
An elegant toilet luxury sold everywhere rs cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

MINIATrEE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun r.e. : ioS.'. -. Noon set. . Moon. arc :
HIGH WAFER TO DAY
s " SlufY if,.. ! G.t. Island o - lIc Gate -
IN sanity HYol q 3- |us. / land 81 irl Hutc = 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

HENRY \ DANIELS w. D.
90 WEST c0TH.ST.
Nas;u' ;;s'ov.. o'r'A'
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER %.
Malls Vessel
sails
IIayel LLOYD. Bremen 90 IN ii 90 N
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER gs.
wacsla1d Rel Sta, Antwerp II 90 IN 90 N
Ioutoulc. White SAL LNcrlt0l.....l0 90 III 80 III
la Br.tignc, French, IIavre .... ~ III IL 900 IA
kate. = \ Brazil RIO Juaslro IL 20 ~ ZOO IN
C.ty or Washington. y Cuta.... 200 IN 800 p ~
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %.
CITY IL Der In, Inmsn Liverpool Ill 90 IN 90 m
burnley ~ ATrinidst Port spain. IL o. IN 20 N
IIindsd, olcbec, Bermuda ........ 100 pm 100 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

,rp.pIxy. ALMANAC. I~9l.-Contan'ng the p'n''
farm. Of nj, the parties in 1891. and ne e'eo"'A
return. and statistical date, OF that ,ear DIV p'S
1J cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

c,Np,tcN .urET EXIT; .s.-The campaign ~
o,.r but the discussion of economic ana p""e
question. i. not. For the benefit OF 'h"-' WV ,,
tnrm. n budget Of the iow-prlced campus"
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