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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Bark Je.s, McGregor. Berry. S. plerre-A Strauss

Bark JessI, McGregor Berry st Pierre-A D Strauss
Steamer City of Columbia Jennes. West Point vs-
Old Dominion Steamship company. ~.
Steamer Hsbtaut CBf). Potter Hong Kong china-5
Steamer Guens. NoD. Titand, cOrdenns and caoarea
steamer Andes (Br). Williams Jereme, Kingston and
Port LImon-Pm, Forwood Co. ,.r .s vo,r,.o,.
ye sa%g' 9Sa pS@n ggeanhn SV CO. anu
steamer Nepuns tdr!dge BotpnMM DmG pS;,a,,.
Dhieafgnsh Edye s Co Co., Martin pu0.,k-pars.r q
Steamer Banan tSor, EriksOn. sagua and csbnrien-
Bark Emar.da Williams Buenos AyresJ VIM
chester & Co.
Steamers siberian, for GLASGOW; MarenSo Hull Stnrs
Ss% & c I'll Sf Vest Po
Also sailed Via Long Island Sound bark Thomas Taulk'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STANDARDIZATION PORTS.
Steamer Ms;saehgsetts OBJ. Williams from New'Y0rk
steamer Marlposa Or, A3new sailed from London
see%sr ns!anglS On Ssol from LysDOo sailed
Der arriysG at Southampton p.
,,rs 's1 e S Is;sy 6 6 s'nde from N'wTo'
Do?sss II passa tie G1Hr5 Dees%St,
DeS [ %Sls. is'gd De's%se; g
:ss%sF 's9s %ISss 0i
sSS namsrs frog
steamer Dresden Ger, Hruhoner from baltimore
December T. via NewYork arrived at Bremen December
81
Steamer Dubheldsm Dutch. De Bor, sailed from
Arnsferdan for NewYOrx December 81
Steamer Obdam Dutch. Pousen from NewYor for
Ilotte dam, arrived at nouogne December %.
steamer America Ger, from NewYork, arrived %
Bremen December %.
StCamer stubbenhuk lGeD, Reh7e sailed from Havrs
for New-York Decor Der %.
Steame British Prince (Prl. limits from Mediterranean
norts for New York passcd Gihnltar December %.
Steamer Ghazee DR. ScOtlend from Iaran and China
for New-Yo'k. passed Gibraltar December %.
Vera Ger. Pohle from NewYork December
IL via Gibraltar, rived at Gen0l December 81.
Hovola nrc o1-Arrived-Steamer City Of Alexandra,
from New Vfk for Mexico, and proceeded steamer Man.
da'in from New-YOrS.
cann New.York for PIogreso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

Tunpy Wilkes .h T., l, BY Charley wnhes-Celese
Pandora ch m. 6, by Charley wfEes-Gipsey Jefer-
Eli!r Wilton. b. e. 4 by Wllton-Euc Class Fanny !;
John W. W ston, 300.
Rose Patchen, ch. T.. by Jersey Wikes-Pat hen 5
DauGh-er; 7. Greenwood, 800.
Pcarlic, blk. T.. g. by Alan1orf-Pearlie Rorhs hid !;
7. Greenwood $40.
bessie Prot b. T.. 3. by Pilot Northumberland :;
Belnard s. Lernd, Cl3j.
PROPERTY OF PETER c. KELLOGG.
-. California b. f.. 3. By Guy wllses-Sinal; J. II.
Shuts 5000.
Amalgam. br. f., g. by ST. Ece-Blue Bonnie J. IL.
Shuts $500
i. c, l. by Alfred G.-Bue Bonnie; j. II. Shuts,
$50.
=, whisper, b: G., p by Barney wlkes-Blue Bonnie; J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED on VANDERBILT LINES.

The preAdenis Of the Vanderbilt roads met yester-
dav IN discuss the internal problems that come up at
their usual monthly meetings. The directors Of the
I,he shore the Michigan Central and the Canada
Southern made their usual hafyeary declarations OF
dividends The dividend IS per cent on Lake shore.
a regular dividend Of per cent, and an extra divi
dend q, IL per cent on Michigan Central, ANA a
regular dividend OF Ia and an extra dlvidcnd Of
o nor cent on Canada Southern. Added 10 the divi-
bends for tho first half Of the year. tho total amount OF
dividends for the year all the companies Is uIl-
changed from 1891.
II WA announced that the contract between mo
Conoda southern and the Michigan Central, made In
1852 for twentyonc years. Lad been modified so az TO
ncrsase the proposition Of the Canada Southerns ~
turns from net earnings. The original agreement
nrovided for division OF net earnings at the rate on
m Ia per cent TO Canada Southern and 60 % per cent
10 Michigan Central. There was provision fOr re-
apportonment at the end Of each five years, leaving
the Inst aDportlonmcnt to run for six years There
was no change made when the first period Of 1--WE Soars
expired I'm 1887. The next period expires on Deem
Der 81 1902 and the new npportionment allows 40
pcr cent OF net earnings 10 the Canada Southern ana W
per cent 10 Michigan Central on the first million collars
of net earnings, any amount over thht sum 10 ~
divided on the basis OF Onehird and twO-thirds. On
The prescnt net receipts the gain TO The Nnnana
Southern wGuld amount 10 IL per cent year. Inc
financial statements will be found elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
MISS PARSONS WAS NOT HYPNOTIzED.

SIZE SAYS THE STORIES PUBLISHED ABOUT HER,
SELF AND MIS-. APPLETON ARE FALsrHooDs.
A story published yesterday said tha, Miss Kath-
rlne Parsons, daughter Of Colonel II. e. Parsons, Of
Virginia, who Is wcll-hnown as the owner of the
Natural Bridge which spans Cedar Creek ut a height
Of 200 feet, had been hypnofized. The story went
On to aay that Mss rnIsoni Wa under the hypnotic
influence OF Miss Janetto Appleton, and that the
police had been called upon by the young womans
parents 10 as.st In inducing Miss Pnrons to return
TO her home Miss Parsons was sen by a Tribune
reporter yesleriay and she did not appear Like
weak-mlnded girl who could be easily Influenced.
Colonel Parsons. also, in q telegram addressed TO
6. V. White, No. Nsl,st.. says that he never
asked the police 10 ala him In HIS efforts 10 induce
his daughter 10 return home. Mrs. Briggs the
keeper OF a boarding house at 10. 0e West Thirty
ninth-st.. who Is reported TO have snid that " she
convinced TINT Miss Parsons was under some
influence WHICH ule young woman herself could not
explain yesterday declined to say anything shout
the affair, and tho testimony OF thu friends OF Miss
Parsons and Mrs Appleton goes to show that the
unpleasant reports are untrue
Mrs. Appleton IS tie niece Of Theodore r. owing
ton, Of Brooklyn, and sho was married in 1897, at
the home Of her uncle. TO Nathan Appleton. Of Bos
ton. A1erward there was q quiet separation he
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton. and the latter went
10 Natural Bridge, Virginia. where she met the MEN,
bcrs of the Parsons family. She Is expert pho
tOgrapher, md sic entered into Il business arransc
ment With Colonel Parsons to make several thousand
photographs Of the scenery around Natural Bridge.
4 lawsuit grew out % the business arrangement be
tween the Colonel ana Mrs. Appleton, and tic woman
came TO New-lCFl.
Miss Parsons has talent for painting. AMI She had
arranged 10 come 20 Ncw-No rk with Mrs. Appleton
TO pursue her art studies. Her parents, il is said
were willing that she should come, but when the
lawsuit was begun they would not consent 10 her
leaving home. Ms Parsons. however. who Is
twenty four years old. dccl'nod 10 remain NJ home.
and rs she aud MIR. Appleton were good friends
She came 10 New -Nor!. about sixteen months agD.
ana since That time has Leon Ms. hpgicior', COM
panion. SHE las BEEN srAlia-. diaang ami paint
ms ana NJ. Appleton .4, Is'! a. q Dr. c.penscs.
MIS- la-fn-, Wa'u .rfu ..,fnr t,.i .rld,. SAIL {:
lin. slo.l'> i.l i4.r h,cn circulated .u,ti me ana
~ d"f friend, Af-. Ap.iri,i, ar malicious false
hoods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
CLOSE OF THE BIG TROTTING SALE.
BREEDERS PLEASED WITH THE PRICES OBJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUYERS

BREEDERS PLEASED WITH TIE PRICES OBJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUYERS;
The great sale OF trotters by p. c. Kellogg at the
American Institute closed yesterday when the
consignmeDts OF Bowerman Brothers, Of Lexington,
Ky, and E. d. Wiggin, of Bolllngham Mass. were
sold. The prices throughout were good, and the
sale success IN every particular The breed
ard others who had horses sold were greatly
pleased with the money secured for their animals
and with their treatment by the Messrs. kellogg.
Trinket, the seventeen-y ear-od daughter Of Prin,
cess and Oulda, sold to Charles Robinson for
$500 on the first day Of the sale Of the Hobart
farm stock She purchased from Mr.. Robinson
by j. Malcolm Forbes, Of Boston. for $1,000 yester-
day. Trinket has a record Of 2:l1 Her racing
record Is fine she the first four ycar-old
to beat 30. In the fourth heat Of q winning race
she established q record OF 10 ga In all she won
forty three races She has trotted seventy three
heats better than 80 forty-two OF which be-
low :21. thirty below 90, and twenty four below
2 1s 81 She made Ler record Of III at Morrsania
In 1891. Mr. Fortes has several relatives OF TTinke
and only just missed buying her at auction. Mr..
Robinson had intended sending her to his Peehshll
farm and parted with Lis BARGAIN reluctantly. Here
the lots sold and the prices
Marcella, blk. f., 3. by wltoa-Kentucky Belle; A.
II. Moore Coimar. Penn. 1922.
I-edue. b, c.. 3. by wilton-FultOn Maid C. G. Kim
berry, New-Ilaven, Conn. 500.
Moore. Comsr Pei.a.. $1,000
Princes, Egbeft b. m. G. by Egbert-Julia Patchen !;
Thomas Greenwood. city, sl,125
Lon. blk c., ., by Wilton-Julla Patchen J. W.
Eldred. Waicryiie. ~ y, s'25.
Brussels blk. c., l. bv WiitOn-Louisc Wilkes; II. o.
Holcomb. Pennsylvania. $S75.
Fay colt. ., BY Alcantara-Stenwes Clark Petit
Saen. y. j.. Sl,100.
Eertla T.. b. M, 5. by pancoast-Mary Force; C. w
Baker. Aberdeen. Md. 5000.
Patsy Wilton. b. f.. /, by wiiton-Patsy F.; Robert
Bonner $1,000.
Marian. b. . T., by wilton-Moscla Robert Bonner,
$1,000
Dlack colt /, by wilton-Rosa SpTaguc James L. Mad
de-. Lexington. KY. $500.
Mary Wilton br. T.. l. by Wlton-Mary Sprague A. II.
Moore. Colmar. Penn. 1000
Edna Wilton br. T., !. by Wllton-Edna Sprasue: Jacob
Rupert jr. Pouehkeepsc S7.j.
Hidmnstr. br. c., !. by Wilt0n--Kate Wilkes; A.
johnson. Broekton Mass. 81 $50.
Miss Wilton br. m. g. BY Wilton-Mlss Lane Jacob
Rupert, jr. Poughkeepsc. n. y. So. 500.
Lima b.. Dr. T.. Q. by Wilton-Armature: III. S. Dcnney
Pittsburg. Penn, $l,520
Goben br c.. @ by Wlton-Amoneta: W. II. Caehen
Meriden, Conn. $1,000
Pncoss May br. f., l. bv wilton-Forcst Queen H.
II. Lons>treet. Ma,towan. y. j.. $500.
steinwe!s b H.. -. By Stla.imore-Ge. F.: A. Coo
AdGlcroid. y j., s9J.
-. Empire wilkes b. :. 10. By. George wikes-Janc
&oseiey l.. Duryea. city, $1,000.
PROPERTY OF T.. d. wIGGIN.
AsIasia b. M. aged. by Alcantara-Miss Buchanan !:
Thomas Greenwood. SLIGO.
Delight wilkes, blk. mr. 3, by Charley Wilses-Aspa-
W; h. johnston 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEC. %, 1892.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Martco (Br). Rea, Hull December 2 Boston
90 mlsa s.ndefson & Son Arrived at the
xcS5as S 6ccsmber > q ballast to ii styfs6srs Co.
A' s!cam q: Enio % az o. {oHae December 10
N9yc NTH r %dss "@ @ to hende'''" Bros
SALAMANCA bQ Hutchinson rHosTSo p a the
Ia St ca YumuI Marscn Vera Cruz December Il.
lrl.s'nccrs - James Ward & Co. Arrived at the
ID" stesncr rancy (Br Cary Port Spain December -
Grenada a. with mds, and passenger 10 Geoge ChIisa
A ste,me at ee Bar nix I: Galveston and Key West. with
mde and Passengers to Charles Msliofy %
steamer EniekeEbOeker; HSssy s,v Orleans. with
steaiuer Rrlyham Dure Jacksonville, with fruit TO
81 amer Cherokee. PepninGtOn Jachscnvill, p, and
Char eston, with mdse and passengers to WITHIN Ciyc'
c!y Of A.sTsa w Gsfha!H' Savannah with
steamer Oli Dominion, Corch Richmond. Newport
News 1ni Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO Old
Ste3Ser il Dmock, Coleman Boston. with mdse to
steamer Neptune Eldridge, Boston, with mdsc to II F
Macaon n ws hSsa0N &C CO. days. with
ship Centennial Cacori Boston, to Vernon II Brown
Eark Sidney (Nor Knudsen. Padnpg. ia DAYS. with
coffee to James w Phyfc & Co; vessel TO Benham &
DO sIHsET-wlpa .. Sandy HOOK moderate. w clear.
At City Is AMI flesh NV clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Siberian tBr) Park Glasg2w-AustIn Baldwin
rrg Sunlight Thompson Georgetown. Dem--L p
amer II NJ whitney. Nickcrson. Boston. NASH F
Steamer Inrcclot. Case Hull-sanderyon Son.
steam. Clenfegos. GALLOWAY Cienfuegos ST. JaRo &c
Via Nassau i Ward Co., Par, and Man,os-
Booh Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

indianapolis. pc'. % tsreciaD.-The recent dec SION
OF the .uprcme Court, decllging the SeirEiahef ID"
uncons' iutoral. va, orally disposed 81 TO-DAY oy
tn filing OF n waiver Of The RIGHT 10 p'dt on lOr
rchca.iir. The waive. signed ~ ~ (. Melett2
Tor tn, appellant. bat not Ly senator luFPe ana
Alton ten RAJ smith. who managed the 'a-e i''
the Democrats. Nslette IS the attorney ot 'he
Hcpubncan sheriff who became the appc ant. Inc
Democratic programme TO petition FOX reh ari s
and have the law left upon the lines OF Jidg3 Ehot0s
separate opinion, which declare that the reator Po"
I'll, had no cause. Ia thus been forcsti.ei Ih>re
Is nothing row left for the Legislature except T.
cnect n new rpDoroumrnt. A;tolneyGentril hInltl
say significantly that the new bill VIII lot uilitr
materially from tho Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
ARRESTS AT TIE HAWTHORNE TRACK.

Chicago, Dec. 90 (speciap-Whocsae arrests were
made at the Hawthorne track this afternoon TWO con-
stables appeared at the and served warrnts on Ed
ward Corngan James C.. Burke, Joseph Ullman, Chris
topher Chen and nine others Mr.. Corrgn sent over %
Clyde Justice Barclay. and the latter came over III
hurry opened mpomptu court in the once OF inc
racing association The constables who had served the
warrants wanted to take MI Coregan and his friends be-
fore Justice Wheeler, but they were enteriained oy
some clever men, and became interested IN the races h
Justice Barclay his court in operation bsfoe they rear
,znd what WAS going on The thirteen men arrested then
voluntarily anncared before Justice Barclay and were ad
nitted TO bail Meanwhile the racing went on as usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
A NEW TRANsCONTlNENTAL ALLIANCE.

Chicago, Dec. 2o-An Official circular issued by the
Southern Pacific road explains why that corporation
,,odo m execution I'm favor OF tho Northern Pacific
ON one WAY ana round trip tickets to California point.
via Portland, ore. 1t shows that an Important
deal has been entered into, by the terms Of when the
Northern Pacific agrees to furnish It's agents On Puget
sound southern Pacific tickets for points In Texas
Mexico and Louisiana; also 70 points east OF NewOr-
leans on the Queen and Crescent and LghsViIe ana
,.ash,.e roads In many respects this Is considered
70 most important alliance formed by any two roads
d1riult q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
hClFlGo GI1lor WIGyhS AERAIGNED.
snrru>x's 1I.uraxa%rs FURNISH DAr1 FOR

sHEru>N'1 II.UVDTa.fs FURNISH BAIL FOR
tic?c or THEN.
LuGalo, Dee. - (spcciaD.-EisAt Il the men in
ti'ird nt craFI ny In the city election frauds
were ar,ienA lcforc Judge White In the superior
Court today. They were william g.. Crowley, simon
IiiedcHhurs, Harry +. Toye, Jliu, Hans James
DrC-aa. r., Patrick Quirh, Patrick smith and George
Fullerton lr. All pleaded not guilty. and bail was
rAcd N $1,000 each Some Of Boss shcehan's Ieuten-
went on the bonds 10 keep al the indicted men
out Of all. Several more arrest, will be made on
other indictments The will re called after
January !.
These the men who are ia-ge1 with doing the
greater part Of the fraudulent work on election night
and the neat day. by which DIstrictAtto.ncy George
T. Qulnby and Henry r. Emerson. superintendent OF
Education both Republicans. counted out, though
each had several hundred plurality. In the In
vestigaton that followed. their election was cstab-
nshed and the Democrats huI1cdy abandoned the con-
test fund Of about $3.50 was raised TO prosecute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
NEWARK

The funeral Of Henry G. Darcy took place at
Grace Church Yesterday. The body In an
oalien colin having carved the entire length
and wG;h II tie top. At the church door the
body was met by bishop sarIey ard tho Rev.
g. ". Christian. rector Of the church and the choir.
The burial Services OF the Episcopal Church were
read by tho clergy. The burial was In Roscdalc
Cemetery at Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
ME IvTrrPVST POTDEg MILL.

G. louis. Dec. oo-Thc largest antitrust powder
mill in the county, nine miles east 81 ;al' city, III
n secluded part Of ST. Ciair unity. H.. was stirred
today 1t Is The property OF ;!e lh'cIN company.
OF Ncw-Yorl ard s.. Loai,, AID Las capacity OF
IS 600 pounds daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
TO FIGHT FOR A $4,000 PURSE.

The prize.fght between Jack" McAulife and "DtE
Bur9e for $4,000 will take place at the Coney Island
Athletic Club probably time in March. This Is the
largest purse offered by club Burge Is tho light
weight champion OF England and McAulire Is the Heh
weight champion OF America The VIII weigh about
pounds the night OF the battle II was sad last
nQht that the Crescent Athletic Club OF Ncw-Orltans
would make no further Offer and had abandoned all IDEA OF
securing the match. The Crescent Athletic Club offered
nursa ~ S2O OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
EII/ABETN

There is movement secretly on foot, 1t Is al
legged, among officers OF the Nat)nal Guard to have
the next Legislature d. away with the Office OF
Division Commander. row held by Major General
Plume, OF Newark One OF the objects. It is .ad.
j. 10 get rid OF General Plume, who has numcro;is
foes among the subordinate officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
TIE DEMOCRATS DEMURRER SUSTAINED.

w-iIavcn, Conn, Dec. 22.-Ia the superior Court
this morning Judge qhlycr sustained th> demurrer
made by Simeon L. baldwin. counsel for the Eighth
Ward Democrats in the application for recount OF
Tho votes east In the late city and town election, made
b; the Republicans. Judge Thnyer ruled that tho
alcgatlons were insufficient in law a day was given
10 Mr. Matthcwson, counsel for tho Republicans IN
which 10 amend the petition FOR recount. The Re
Dubllcans claim that votes enough 10 elect their canl
date to the Council were not counted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
A SNAIL MAJORITY FOR LICENSE.

Boston, Dec 22.-The official figures SHOW that tie
majority at the recent city election In favor OF
licensing the liquor traffic WAS only l,O32 In total
yotc Of Gs.447. OF 1OOIG women regis cred, o,olo
voted Tor school committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
TWO coyvycrs ESCAPE FROM ELMTri.

Elmi.a ~ V, Dec. oo.-Willlam Kecfe ana "rof@e
Graves, alias John Brown, both conVl''S rom w."
York CITY, serving fveycar sentences IN th' flHIE'
pe,ornotory escapcd this morning BY tunnel1ng urirT
ne walls A reward OF $50 each is Offered Tor ;heir
min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
h)ork tl)auteo.

Females.
YOUNG LADY. thoroughly competent
and experienced. desires a position az
stcnOgrapher and typewriter; salary $50.
Address Miss l.. D., 2. o. Box 20, Newark.
y. J.
AN EXPERIENCED stenOgrapher and
typewriter wishes position also experienced
in Office work: good writer. Address Az.
CUkAlE, Tribune ONCE.
STENOGRAPHY and TYPEWRITING.
-By q young lady Ieginner. Address X.
MORONEY. 50 North Moore-st.
TUTOR or CORRESPONDENCE COL
lege graduate, - Creek. Latin scholar: IA
nj lar with French German. Dutch. Spanish:
highest references moderate salary. L.
ii. H.. 1l3 NJ Dougal-st.
TEACIlEK.-Young lady teaches French
and Italian. desires position. Mrs. MOORE,
275 Wcst 36th-st.. private house.
TYPEWRITING and copying OF every
Dc icriptlon neatly and accurately executed;
also shorthand terms reasonable. 90 Broad.
way, Room 50, Tower Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

The athletic committee Of the Manhattan Alhleuc
Club has arranged lively boxing tournament 70 DE- heu
=. ~, ,.nr.,,so 20 rcorrow night Dominick McCaHrey
tho hox,nc Instructor OF the tup arranged the fol-
lowing contests all professional: "Hitc PecKhah o'
Bradford Penn and Carl jordan, OF Halifax n - o.
Hagan OF Philadelphia and j. Lynch, OF Ne"fofk tiy
Charles Hankins of Brooklyn, and Aaron lscs oil Now"
yo-,, ,,,v. Alfred uaulon Of England, and charles
Ferrhn Of Boston. In addition 10 the above thcfc WI"
Re match at catch weights between some oil the ioAo"
ing nrof.ssionals: Alfred Cannon, "Bllr' Dunn, A.
O,Brten "EnP' Slayin and II. Nawyier Out OF INC
r h,r,s tv, win be OF ten rounds and three OF six
rounds each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
TIE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS

NJ tbe Pcnnsy.vania Railroad now leaves az
"a "a % w m Tor Cha CO. II affords daylight roe
Hrouch tie magnificent scenery Of Pennsylvania ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Counrrp Real Gsiate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MUSTCLAIR.-Res
properties for sale and ~ let large variety
OF choice building sites. TUBES & TAY.
L0I.. . keexmsn-st.. and nontclalr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Hli6rel!aneons.

GOLD and SILVER bought or taken
in exchange for NV gods fun value
p'ii. Jew~lrY store and advertisement.
Office. l.Cjs 3d-avc.
WILL DISTRIBUTE 500 calendars
for you free no liquors. II. w. JAMES,
IT'S Cieorge-s:. baltimore. Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunriso 7:1ssct :93l Moon sets IS pmMoon's age
HIGH WAFER TO DAY.
AN-Sandv Hook "a Gov Island 10 10 He'll Gate -.
PMSandy Hook ~ II GOV. Island 10 al Hell Gate VJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
MUST AppoRrION IXDIAEA AGAIN.

the ballot -ievcs, and there will be no reiaXa-
ton in the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Citn Real estate for Sale

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.--Elegant 40.
foot font residence 81" Yves. 9oth- e.. with
stable ON lot 60xl0l. with or without fur.
nl,ure. Address OWNER, Z. o. Box $40.
FOR SALE OR TO EENT:-Elsg.as
forty.foot front residence, s22 West 9ota.
W thout furniture. Address OWNER, p. o.
BOX 040.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
ELLIOTT HEATS FULToRD BY THREE POINTS.

p,ttsbure Dec 22-The third bird-shooang contest BE-
tween I-utord and Elliott the worlds champ onshp
too nj acc al Exposton and won
bv Elliott by tho Of oS 90. About 400 people
witnessed the match
STARTER CALDWELL SECURED BY ST. LOUIS.
C, Iaus Dec 22-Ths st. Louis Jockey Club has
scr-.d IN. services OF j. f. Caldwell starter for the
spring meeting April 20 to June 23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
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