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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
PENNSYLVANIA GETS THE CRE-SON-
ROCKING READING COMPETITION FOR BITUMr
NOUS coal.

blocking READING COMPEIlilON run ID '-ii
NOUS COAT
ris understood that the Pennsylvania Railroad mas
sscurod lease for nlncty-nine years OF the 'r'Soh
c,earGen and New.York Railroad. and Will operate
Tho road after January l. 1902. The Cesson luad runs
,, Crcss,n 70 Irvona distance Of thirty miles, ana
I, ,s the only line which reaches That part oil 'h'
Croo,sed coal region. The agreement assures 10 the
nn,svlvonia the tonnage of the Treason ana thAr
Gold Coal and Coke Company. which owns the Ofe'''h
"a aud also nosscsscs - 600 acres OF rich Uilunlhos
,ol LANDS with present annual production oil lOoo
600 tons
The PHILADELPHIA and Reading vainly cndcavored to
.ocure control OF the CresSon road. lis OBJECT was
- on,cr tho buminous coal country in competition
9th tho Pennsylvania In order TO menace the iatleT
Nth onnos,lon In case the Pennsylvania took
.os,i,s attitude toward the anthracite coal comblha
,,o, At the head OF which the Reading. 1t Is
on Interesting question whether now that the Reading
no, heen defeated in It's object, there will be more
aggression developed by the Pennsylvania toward ire
ambitions projects which President Mcleod seems bent
unon carving out In connection with This matter
I, &c IN he remembered that when the coal comDin1-
,,on vas launched the Drcxcl- Morgan irtercS: was
nroninent in behalf of the alliance between Reading
ami the Central of New-Jersey and the Lehgh valley
The motley OF the Reading In forcing TOO rapiu al
vance in coal prices without attempting a reS'rlcuoh
IN output aienated the conservative coal companies;
THE Readings ambitious excursions into NcW-hhsanu
in econ with the BoStOn and Maine are eceraiy
understood 10 have offended the Morgni-Ne"-liaFch
interest which Is suspected OF an anNeGi ~, 90
terms The attempt of the Reading 10 'StapNn =,
line To the extreme eastern end OF Maine necsS1iE
brought 1t into relations with the NeW-lOrh a'u Wy.
England, which are reported TO be more or less IN
tifnata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION IN 1892.

Chicago Dec. OIL Statistics Of railway construction
during 1892 viii be the subject OF article In TO
morrOws Issue OF The Railway Age" II shows
that during the twelve months the total length OF
main track laid in the United States 4,06o miles
259 lines in forty tlree OF the States and Terri
tories. This Is about 400 miles less than the total
In 1891. The only states in which tracks were
laid Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut Della
ware and Nevada. The total railway mileage OF the
United states is now ia CC3 miles The States in
which the greatest mileage was laid during Die pres
ent year as follows: Washington. I2O13 miles
PENNSYLVANIA. .5694: New York 236:32: Michigan.
COCA Texas. 21i23; West Virginia. 3o3.32; Min
nesota. 2OO.37: Ohio. 1915: Missouri, 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
uJnHER DRESSED-MEAT RATES
GETTING; PRESSING RAILROAD p'E>llONo.
,.c OF THE Jo:NT COMMITTEE Or EASTERN
.yD WESTERN TRUNK LINE.


.vD WESTERN TRUNK LINE
.oo,or Yesterday Of the joint committee Of
ING u,,s ond the Central Traffic a ISOLATION lines
tEe IT," s,auv we'll attended NJ of the trunk
wa' nore represented, and most Of the important
'",orn roads There were representatives. aiso roni
w no,rolt. Grand Haven and Mlivauhec 'hc "r'ha
"a" - and Indiana and the Toledo, Ann ArU'r ana
,r,n Michigan, TO consider tlc q"'Snoh OIL Lane
..Iron water dlGerentia rates. ana from 'he lo''oh
a Maine the Boston and -hoa"S anu '"' i''
a". WI, IN settling questions affecting New-Ensland III
10 ny rho meeting wa the first one ut which The
VIZ ,,na, nj tie Joint committee, Colonel Aldac"
n'" ,nr nrosided Commissioner Goddard. OF the
T. ~, Iir. Association and Commissioner BEhcharu'
,ho Genital Traffic As ociati'n. also were present.
mc.tng was principally devoted 70 arranging inc
ii, tor carving ont the agreements VI the pr'si-
au,s q, November Il. intended to secure II main
u'"' - ro,es Commissioner Walker said subse-
.,y that the action taken was such - 10
l'thon the general situation and restore conn
a., tho observance Of the presidents agreement.
" ders,ood that IL was agreed TO restore at an
" ., aa,e tbe tariff rates dressed meals on 'hc
80, =, A; cents per 100 pounds from Chicago 10 New
yort Accompanying this action was a r'iihrhH"'"h
a the last previous agreement rs To- niicig' a'o"'''
" s,rrcro,or cars owned by private shippers lhlS
~aemcnt limits mileage allowances 10 81 cent PIT
o. , an m. roads east Of the termin Of the trunk
limos The maximum rate Oh the "V>'cih 4''NS /,
exea nj | cent per mile, because OF the existence "i
. contract between the Wabash ana inc '""'u.'"
I'll ,vb,ch has about two years vet TO run. The
ements on these subjects will remove The
,r-ec,,artes that have long prevailed in the hand
ling Of dressed meats traffic.
The meeting discussed the questions of rates on ex-
rod freight and the proper diTerentiai rates 10 BE-
pvood IN the lines that use Lake Michigan part Of
'her through routes and that nave be'n cutting
tmrn ,r I'm competition with the alrail routes. Sub
,n,iaI concu, ions reached as To the nrSt sub
Sect and detail, viii be CONSIDERED at another meeting
- the i1lnt committee today. Tile unc'uon OF l~,,
W,cSean water dncrentals' was cCn>idercd ana VIII
I've discussed further to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
NEWARK.

4 suit has been begun In the circuit court Against
the Supreme Lodge Knight Of PythIas OF the world 10
recover ~. coo on behalf Of the heirs or sam""
Granger who was n member OF the fourth rank. known
as Section IO5 The heirs are Emma Frances Eskhorn'
Thomas samuel Granger Charles H. Granger. Edward
and Alfred Granger. minors. According TO the NOTICE
fled Granger Joined the lodge IN -o1 and Insured MN
self amount Of $1,000. This was PAYABLE 10 ny
wife Elizabeth Granger, but she died on November %
ls-g and according the by laws OF the order the
money goes 10 the next heirs. ON June Il, leoo'
Granger dei The name Of the beneficiary was MOI
changed after the death Of his wife. The paintiis
have afidavits 10 show that Gfanecr was member IN
good standns. They applied for the payment Of the
pocv on Jane II, 1890. hut the money was not PAID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
REPORTED LEASE BY THE PENNSYLVANIA
THE LEIGH AND sU:oUEHANNA SAID TO HAVE
nROEEN WITH TILE LINDSEY CENTEAL.

EaSton, Penn. Dec. II (specall-" The Free Press
publishes ilmor tonight that the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad has leased the Lchigh and susquehanna Rail
road and It's coal interests. This road 'ongs TO the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. and parallels
the LcSh Valley from tbs place to Wilkcsbarrc and
Scranton. IT has been leased by the NewJersey
Central for many years but rimOr has 1t that since
The Reading lease the Leigh Navigation people have
been 50 diSplcascd that they have finally secured
release from the Central ard have made deal with
the Pennsylvania The authority for the statement
Is official OF III" Lchigh and SlisQuclanna Road.
The information further says that the Pennsylvania
VIII run the mines Of the Lrhigh and >iSquchanln
Road 20 their full capacity. and transport coal 10
Philadelphia and New IOrl. via lhilllpsburg, y. j.,
and Trenton. Notlkng more be learned here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Tle Mount Vernon Chapter OF
ROYAL Arch MasOns had Its annual election and
supper on Tuesday night. The election resulted rs
follows High priest, George l. Lyon OF ManaIoneck; :
king Thomas Il. Hodge: scribe. joseph Tomhnson :;
,renslr,r Eur Davis. secretary, Gideon h.. Pond {,
can,nn Of the host Franklin l. Davis trustee Tor
three wears, Rufus II. Dshrow The Installing oihccfs
installation the members marched 10 Ascalon Castle
hr Lv The Knights Tcmpar Association, where supper
Was served Charles +. Johnson presided. ana f. r.
Davis was toasmo;tcr AGdre 1870, were rl maze by
Jndcn prmbrrton Dr. :. L. Close, Rev. Dr.. W. >.
a prV rd nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
ncsrov AID MAINE orGANlzATIcH.

Boston, Dec 21.-The Boston ana Main" directors
have organized with Frank Jones chairman and A. ~
Mcle0. president The finance committee CONSISTS of
Messls. Mcleod, Jones. Lawrence. Reed and Kicker
ard upon the executive committee ar, Nj sSrs McLch
Jones. Lawrence. sinclair ana scNal Although the
oIga1izaiOn has been effected radical change in the
Boston and Maine policy has been detcrnu d upon
Tie company's gross earnings are increasing over
100000 Il month from local senecr and freight
tia:hc alone, compared with last year. and liberal
charges being made 20 operating expenses for I'M
provemcnts both - rOadhcd and rliEg stock. A
ornament genera manager has yet been appOlrtca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
FLIZABJST

The Elizabeth City Council lat night. by vote
Of fourteen TO six, adopted the plan of city surveyor
Meier for the depression OF North Broad-'t. ana
Nolrl,.ave under the Jersey Central Railroad track
This VIZ, the plan approved BY the citizen; meeting
i,.t week. and ratified 10y The Central ara P"nnsy
y1nia EailrOad companies. and finally dispose on
the vcXcd question o. abOshing grade crossings ID
thn heart al the city Of Elizabeth. The work VIII
he finished by the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.yoRK- "WEDNESDAY. DC. 81. Isoc
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
steamer M'Sss,irp lnr. Iocqac London December 3.
~ t,%s6 GP' r. Sa d ard S.9S p' Sa
,'' ss f6,S ra , % re- Had i' Tiod
DeeemosI IN a, G1,i'i: t. nc Nrw'igN S"ppnl Com
STEAMER waesland tBe!sI. Gf4ai. Antwerp December
Co.. Airivca at Nc nar at 10 b. a ~ ...... -.
-. with misc 10 James T. Wsif 60. Afi''d At the
steamer jroaan Pennington wilmington G. with
amer CIV Of Atlanta Dol Wet Point with nd.
and passengers l. tie Old Dmnlron Stolm,hp Co..
steamer + Bum, Lewis Butn"rc. with mdse 60
shin Emily + whitney. Of Boston Dearborn. P asna
~ days. Win nitrate ~ soda aud wool T. Hemingway
B,rE Frdc l. CltaD. schiaGp.e Genoa C1 day.. WIKI
SUNSET Wind sandy io'A' moderate brecze. W ;
At civ I.land-rre,h sw cloudy.
CLEARED
s,Nmcr - chaapagne or Boiler Haaye-N rolr't
= aasl " pine lo.'c, n9lliror' ~ & ro.t.r
. amer seneca. 81 rn- Havana and Mantanzls- Jamr'
steamer ooronlno Or nou.- n,l'imor,-Ionn
steiner Niagara. Burlcy. New.ori,an,-Jo>cph II Sea.
Stsme, M.eho,t'p nr.ss. reril,na- iio5,,l9 Hail,
- II amer loqnes, Par, Chorl son and jacksonville
steamer ldllie II nd r.on. von XIX. Philadelphia
steiner Morcngo 1i) whlt,o1. N.wcosts-Sanderon
steamer City Of glrmac-am. Burg. Sa,onnah-R G
=, sssmer I.ae's,a ,np. Stokes Shanghai YoEon"ma
St'encr voiapcl', Mllcr San Domingo CITY and Porto
S,aneg TGws .1 t 9@ r,ancp. bros
SAILED.
os sss'r .Sa aed f.? s: Aq"fIg ;5s hsPo3
FIN iIsyaSa Ma,,ass,
derspn, Philadelphia roQuols. Charleston ani Jackson
S ad va Lo"H i" % ' Soad stcaucr Caucus aaa
Gen. whitney.
NOTICE To- MARINERS.
The cable havne bccn rceri The ", whc c,o,i.g l2il
Ncw.Ydrk narboi, has been rcilst'cd
bcr"d . ami T. have been Established mari. ~, h@al
on The west SD" Of the channel - the northern Cnd Of th
shoad 'G b. i,ft 10 the w'i1aTi
my ce SS%y r It, SP aS". 80 300 21
Water at The southern end OF the shoa On The following
bearings Conner Sttc eht EsN about hail mite. Pas
Bridgeport. cognI nr.ica-s baGk s, buoy, 80; l.
il IL i5ct at lcw wafer about 400 fct nom ne lisht
house on The following magnetic beaIine- nrdesp@t
f Pm. 1I"H Ecf Lst iou,c ''G sw:W The
captan. T. s s. Inspector 81 Light House District
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS FOREIGN PORTS.
ssencr Lain tGes. nrll"er' snil.a from Southampton
snon,.r M,alcan 4lr Nina. nom New-Yok Decem-
steamer IinGo, I!rl DeGsa. flon Ncr-Yors Dc,cm.
bcr.s for IIui la~'ci pGtane nm pcce"scr :, Il.
ccmbcr 10 for roosnc end Rotterdam pa'sd Pa"ie
'O: 81 amer la IIr,brsr oDutlo MINI, Newyork
December for Antwerp passed Tie Hcy Islands bce"m-
steamer Travc (Gcr. Sander. from NcNYofk To- South
smpon ard Ircme1 e,d iGg Lar ,D ypr, No.
,cgee a. pSSa ; a. err p'fener led from
Tor Ncw.Yors D'ccnb 10
yca.YorE December q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
syO,yFILL on THE PACITIC COAST

Seattle Dec. 2I.-A snowfall OF two feet III ''h'
n,oc almost suspeudcd business. The cable ara
electric cars tied up. resulting In much uc'S
and ANNOYANCE to clerks and business mehe me
oldest inhabitants do rot remember such h'"Ny i'''.
II T. reported that there was also = heavy iall oi
nov I'm many parts OF The state IFa-nls are H'''
~bnf delayed, aud the wires are di'aDl'd soul" :"
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
MR. CLAP DECLARED INNOCEE1.
CHARGES THAT HE WROTE OBJECTIONABLE LET
TIERS TO DUCHESS COUNTY PEOPLE
NOT SUSTAINED.


NOT SUSTAINED.
Poughkccpsie Dec. 2l.-Thc Duchess County Court
room crowded to-day when the case Of Clinton W.
Clapp. under Indictment for having written obscene
letters Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Of WoiingerS FAILS
was called. Both Mr.. Clapp and Mrs. smith are
prominent in the village and leading members oil Inc
Baptist church there. Capp had been tWlc' super
VIC Of the Town. and village trustee, ana
was for thirty years trastec 0f the Baptist church.
\ few years ago Clapp, father died. leaving him m
estate Of Sl50OOO. Prior to hi, Mr.. smiths hls
bard died, leaving estate OF 5000. of which Capp
appointed executor. Trouble i'm the Clapp estate
alarmed Mrs. smith. and she demanded Of Clapp an
Immediate accounting Of her interests IN ms care
Here tie trouble began in earnest. The Rev. Henry
b. Maurer then pastor OF the BAPTIST church. but
who since then resigned from the ministry and en-
gagged In the study Of the law in New-fork. boarded
at Mrs. smiths house. aud took Interest in her
affairs, and. It l. alleged. urged her TO have Capp
removed from the charge OF her husbands estate.
This brought trouble between lii" pastor ana the
trustee. In june 1891. the town was greatly cN-
cited over the receipt by prominent people Of OBJ
jecti0nablc letters signed Frank L. llorstin, whom
nobody In the village knew. The clergyman prOceedel
to discover The writer. and called in Consock. EX-
peItS Were employed the church records were cX
amined and compared With the letters. Clapp was
finally confronted with the charge Of having within
the letters. Then followed the Indictment.
Meantime Clapp was not idle, was demonstrated
today when his lawyers Walter Harrington and cN
Judge Henry VI. Taylor attempted In their defence 10
show that the Rev. Mr.. Mnllrcr. and not Mr. Capp
the author Of She letters and that hc had am
bti0n 10 control the estate himself They pro iuccd
letter addressed 10 Frank H. IloTstin. which mem
Der Of the choir found In Mr.. Mnurcr's study at III
church. several times when Mr.. Harrington ask,
MauIer plainly Did YOU write This letter TO Mr..
smith," the witness. in great excitement. exclaimed
May tod paralyze my hand this Instant. II ! know
any thing Of criminal nature concerning this letter.,
After an honr's debeIaon the jury returned verdict
NJ =" moi guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Busiucss Cbnurcs.


ATTENTION. coat MERCHANTS
B1i cain. *l9 800 Will Llr. NruifN. -. j..
.for"ft ann business % - years. c-'lb-
Nm 70 coal yard vo,n 5000 year.
ii' D"tN, I3' Hioaiv1!, Room b.
ADplTIOSAL CAPITAL procured nr
busln's- pGiio, :; investors a1t.-d with
OUT CHAR oi d'-'r1pi. oppnftng..
hith"-t commercial 'rr.n.r-. ekiGI~
'AI;LIt"N. Roter-. -o2 Blo1dwu.
AITIVE MNN can obtain hnf inter.-.
IN establish rin raj wat'r business. st'r..
Sl.t'O ron,l ~. pnn',. go D. cent.
Broldvay.
PARTY WITH $50 eco aud IN
''''l li.h.f paying lr-inc-. .-P a. drr-
go"1- vi+hc ~ al lrtN' pirtnrr with
an" amount o. tt.s rNaf0r ~ nDdu. r- and
10 f.oi. Adore pATIEN. Io..oI,c
= SPECIAL Dr. PRICE holiday .li. m
po,a"ttooA-. lie4'oF sstchc.-. grntl'u.r.i.
dr'---.uit ca-c- and lslthnl uo.kboNc- 80.
{ 4. >tiiN Nl;II, - ith.lyr.. bet. sth
AMI 9th 81.
rAGNrEE. ~, r,>r sorH-ST-ragcr
90 ''il.lf. 90 painting room. 81 80,
nr-t c.tr, Wuif.
FAH4NEE viu -2o.ocO ran'oI 10 joln
odf,ifI-rr vlth 81, co. 10 pm. ha I'd. ~ -i-.
CONT A,lant, CT, iotel. J.. ". CHAELE>,
l.'-a 'ho>tnut-t.. IhIadc.rni'
IHOKOIGIlIY nf,t--Ia.- bu.in,.- want,
assistant with 900 graInni"", over ~ 500
% 81 l'ar ana stour'- m0rcf WORK inside
qua slmp' Address INCREASING, Box
10 Tribune Onco.
Two PR ,ENr \ MONTH VIII h.
la,d o1 -onr tpyi r1'-d business pIn-i.
100 'o -i" 900. Adde'S Dis OtNT
itihun' oihD'.
WANTED 10 SELL.-Nn!ihne no.sI
r. healing. yor'r. o. Nrn'ii'.lol -l' 'ili-
to- " a. MtkILNIR 80 earliest
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furnish Rooms.

INPTRDYAL RESTAURANT. 90 West
2~th.st. lIluG-omoly furnished rooms. with
D..
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flats 90 Get, llIfnrnisbeo

KEW MODERN FLATS.-DccOratsd
.,rl,1.a halls: ON wide street,. With entranc"
t. central Park. 4G3-lG4 Central Park West.
nclr IOdth--t.: : rooms and bath: hot
water hating: sl5. so. Northeast corner
Pgrk.a,c. and 9cih.-t. halls and bathrooms
heated } and d rooms and bath, $50 $50;
singl, nat. adjoining. rooms. t3O. r3S.
I'm iO7 To Il3 Eat gjth-st. q rooms, e22,
go: same in l3O-l3b East .Nth-si., all
heated. oAun wide rooms, 80. $50; m lV5
I4s, ilth-st. steam heated. rooms and
bath. s2O. 80: FRANCIS J. SCllNCGG,
ia Ea-t eGtl.sf
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Rodr1 an0 Rooms.

A.-DFLIrUTFuL ROOMS, with OK
rdl,ut ,abr. la refined family. ~ I'J"i
Gfth..t.. n.tr Mad -on-aNc.
A-Room.. baths. many q SGT cAc,l lent
board; h",t ,e,'icncc. 80 East &C.:
HOTEL VIANO aud EEsrAURANr.
80 East lSth--t .-Tabl" f'hot'. II cnrr-"'.
- cents: wire Included; private dining
room for paitic-
HOKrON'>. 10 WEST 22D-NT.-tc CA.
tral quiet hom"l hc: convenient 10 every
where superior table; transient OF per-
mancnt board. low.
LARGE sunny ROOM FOR tht'r young
lnGie.: q .ighUrl hon', neir M3ii-0n-iN''i
cNce lent table. 3 East Gith-~t-
IiTH.~T.. - onI PIG WfSr.-N"wly
fu.ri-l0l ROOMS with hr't-casS boar
frIif, OF gentlemen ai.o table Ooa'u
lrf,Ienc..
~ ME>l 2GTH-ST.. MILLFKS HOTEL.
SUITES f0r families single rooms Tor
adir- or ccntiem'n. with ir-t-class D)aIHi
jest references - guests have Dten mere
on an average % II years.
5-TISr. 3l3 Wt,,i.- 1d-olncly flr-
ais.c! ro0r.s with upalorf board house
ueuIt cnrat / sanitary plumbing icier-
cgccs cxchtugeI.
go WEST HTH-Nr.-l Hand ,om"ly fur-
rf-hrd second floor. with c.crllcnt boiru
hou-e aud location first clas- reasonable
tens q parties bY year; Gentlemen pr
f.rfcl ~ lnAre>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Portland, Me-, Dec 21-At the annual meeting OF
the Maine Central stockholders to-day Archibald A.
Mcleod. OF Philadelphia: George VI. Pullman. OF Chi
cago and Francis W. Hin, of Exeter. were added 10
the bOard OF directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
for Sale.

AMAGNIfIcrNr 1000 uprifat p.'no
finish; guaranteed. 80 W 81 -J!-st.
AT D. Usual PIu,l>. -ro,,ctloo...
manicure -,t- hand,ouo tiaNcl Ing b,C. ana
trunks. Gr',~ SUR ca~n- 10. ArI- plc-rlt, a.
SCilM ARlH a co, 80 BoIdWaN, cor.
18th -
AZ HIDUCfD PRICES 800 tr'oud.
hand wood aud Irou Wus.lrg machine
fuluy guaranteed machinery bought and ty-
changed GEORGE n. EDDY 3o- Mad
i-on-~f
EAIEAINs Nov sohmcf uprght
piauni $500 Chi,herlnc $50 Rchr Br,-.
i4rl.eh:. AZ, Els her pianos. Ella $50,
MINTEliHoI II, III 4tn-aN".. corner 18TH
% r'rnlnGr.
DIAMOND LADN'S Pr arc work .
h,lf value: iarc har-iln: suitable CAr..tn,~
pr sent. cal a1d examine n. 3lS Fat
lstii-st.. II ar 3d-1r".
ELEGANT CORNER STORE ana stor'
next t. corner; also Yer llcht lofts Win
lots Win rirNatp., steam hrtt and power
Ia new building. conner Now hlEib...s
aud William Il tpli, J. ". HORTON
Icc Cram TO-. N'W-Chanb,r.- -.
FOR SNIF-N1ch.ncry ~ almost eyer,
d srflptlon, -ub.tarflil ia all parts. Win
iaie.t improvements. tlOKttE %.
KlNNE. "a Broadway. room 3 opposite
Iostollcc.
FOR rprsht piano in cool con.
ditlon; price 500. 100 W">t 71th-s'.
FoH SALE Family going oblo,l must
-ncrlnoc a'-up UP lgnt $40; ~ Onrr DO fr1-
ION rrfu-cd; must sell thi, Mc.k -t1nda d
maie; fully guaranteed. id3 SHAY.
non SNLE.-Furni.hrd rt Of ~
roOnis complete household. NJ great .'c.l-
hrr every thing brand new wet side rent,
$40. AidnH' fLAi. ljd to'nm'n'-ave.
GENUINE black and TN pap. worry
small and pr.ttv. wceh- two pound. > 3Jl
al.a,c.. near l23i--'.
MAGNIFICENT $500 upright. almo-,
new. must ~cil this week nriF l-aNins
civ . sacrificed lr-. than 800 ho oier r.
fused. lG3 1th-aNc
MUSICAL HON. Now: pl,yiuc - tunes.
with either attirhnehti; iT p"ri'r order.
cost 500; -c.l for $50: need money. >rcn
@G5 Broa1woy. room -.
PIANOi.-tsrcltc-t iafelin ever ~.
fercd elegant fpll octave grsVd upri NJ
all Iatent.: euarlnt~rd TlAj ca-h bon to
fhip. SrADlF Manufacturers. La les.
mrron-a,c. niotm
SEAL SNCQrE bn;cr trimmed nu.t
80 Inches: ueth 30 m.I -. Ii.r' go 81.
Ily - ~ ~ ri'-,i.. i.t?m I.
SAFrs.-,arg ia ,.'.v 4ld .",ont-
f. IL GEt>>- lcj il'e'dra, y. :.
SELLING orr. E1!UgVAL. roi.rr.
engine ~Dum plinp-. &c." and Oh. va *
pfowltly cN"rutcd NY mp o'c1 rif." bu'.
al sizes. Aupn OF aldr's
LESLIE lRON WORKS, tot 90 Nu'iilcn-
ST.. leroy CITY
SEVERAL aftlrl., q antique mahogany
furniture old griutf"tl"r clocks, chairs.
etc. antique furniture restored .n perl g
order. 49, rth-lNr.. near 1ith--i
rIiE TOh GAME ">hipn I.rari sui
ors" brtf . than "r.,s On c'o,rI' plic
- cent bv mail COY deal - -.nl .ur
toms. 10 WINES. ~ q N"'1nd We.
llafri-pn. y. 3.
VIOLIN .-t,uatrnriuS t'i.u ha'L VII
iauuia bali I-tn. t0Ir equal, who. tuarIt-
RUS Snt-t NillDunn 10" H Test 'rf"-
l71l estra specimen scni'', fafr'ins ~
Prospect Place. u ooSiyn.
~ 800 coo. BEATTY PIAHCFOEI
gan 1913 upward agent wtutcd rat3-
logu- frce. DANIEL l. BEATTY. wash
ingtOn. NCw-JcfscY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

The second conccit OF the season OF the Kew crk
Philharmonic Club took place in Music Hall last
night before a large audience. The solo payer were
Xayier >cEarwcrka Miss Marion :. Weed III" III
tralO and Eugene Weiner, hGte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
Real g6iatc 10 GtcbanQe

~ ILIENNr four-~torv stone front
Dwelling gully decorated cabinet Trim: Oh
mod .ru improvements, w. 1oth..t. 70
cN. hang" fof o. country ~raf. OM EE,
pnon 30 s,l noor - NIll-.'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
4 MINISTER SHORr IN HIS lcCOryTS.

Little Rock. Ark, Dec. 81 (SpccnD.-The Pew.
:. II. buchanan. Of this city. OF the best known
Cumberland Presbyterian ministers In the south, t.
short 5000 I'm his accounts with the state Insane
Asylum Of which he secretary and treasurer.
His shortage Is attributed to buSncsS Spc, uatOu,.
The State !, amply protected from loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

n B'ECLAN.Nr-llc store. o5N
leo. 9TH basement. ~im" $40 and cellar
50Nijn. rLA~>. 23i Broadway.
=; IahR rLNlE. facing elevated III
TOM tirrau' tore. basement aud cellar:
suitable io. and retail business. PLASS
"a Broadway
THE TRIBUNE
Up.own ONCE.
i.2+2 Rraiwar. I'd dooi north OF 9ist-st
Nd crtiscmcnts and rIc-c lp'ions
received thcle until > so K .. m.
At BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rates until s y. m. VIZ
2ji shave. :. q. cor. of .3d-st.
li2 0th-avc.. cor. 10Th -
To- tnluUhuS-aNr.. near West oSth -.
100 West i2d St. near Oth-aVe
20 West IL -f-St., near Jth-aNe.
l51 shave, cor. l4th-st.
1888 "a ave, between 10Th ard - III sts
i3-3 slave, b tween 10Th and 18th SIS.
C2G 3G.a's. near 6lat-st.
los l-t-aNc., near S9th st
200 81 ave, corner t7th.s..
55i 81 ave near Edst 37th.st.
- Avenue \. between st and 4b ayes
l. Canal-st. and l51 DVison-ss.
li9 thui,h-st. beg. Warren and Cham
bers sts.
3'g Hl,rcrn".,,.. near ChrietOpher.st.
$50 East 47th.st. corner 3d-aye.
20 Fast 42d--t.. near Mailron.aVc.
3.Ojl Ji-avo.. bet. 18TH and 18th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES.
80 East i2jth.st.. near 31-lye.
.t3 N"st 18th -. bet. 1th ana Sth aves
$50 Wcst i41th-st