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New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
PROFESSOR Ar;vATER LECTURES on "Fo'D.

\ lecture was given last evening by Professor W. "
Atwater Of Wesleyan University, Middictowh' ''"',
before the Brooklyn Ethical Association IN '"c
Unitarian Church in Brooklyn. The subject WIS
&c Rc,a,cd IN IIr, and Survival" Dr. Robert g. .c''S
presided Dr. Atwaer treated Of food ana its nu'''''N
qualities its relation 10 health. the saving ana ""S'' " "
food and application Of the princ"'s '' re-,
.,h, IL s,v'e ho,, large a part food played In lie'
and how little even men OF science knew OF u UNI"
Gently He gave statistics. showing the dlhor'"' ~
by wagc-earnerS IN TINS '"'' -,
r,,-o, rh No.. 4, which the American wage workers
were fed in comparison with those In o'he' P'
the world gave them opportunities for FAR hg"'' ~ pug
cal existence and opportunity for intellectual ana
advancement. Dr. Atwater contendei that ~" - =,
in he food supply would keep pacce'vith the
population The subject discussed BY John = 'N'
and Ecclcs
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
4 SPINNER BEATS HIS WIFE TO DEATH.

Lawrence. Mass Dec. PA tragedy took place
in S,evensville. North Andover. this afternoon
when Captain John Wilton a spinner In Congress-
Stevens's mills. beat his wife Emily TO dea th
Mrs. Wilton conducted boarding house and she
was engaged in preparing dinner for the boarlers
She wanted her husband 10 cut the meat but he
refused. He followed her into the dlnng-rOom,
and from that TO the wdsh-room. Mrs. Wilton was
seen 10 defend herself with a teapot shortly after
ward Wilton left the hOuse. telling the boarders
that he was not coming back: Hugh Scroghan. one
of the bOarders went to the dning-rOOm. and found
the lfeless body OF Mrs. Wilton. Going outside he
met < u. Stevens. son Of the Congressman, in
a carriage and told him that he thought Mrs
Wilton had been irlerel Mr.. Stevens. knowing
that the couple often quarrelled did not consider the
matter serious still hc turned around and drove
after Wilton. whom h" had seen short distance
back. Overtakng Wilton Mr. stevens took him
into his carriage and drove to the station
house. whore officer Toohey brought the informa
ton that Mrs. Wilton was dead. Wilton was locked
up Medical Examiner Howe found that the body
was bruised. and that there blood on the left
ear Wilton and his wife were English people.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
TELEGR4PUIC NOTES.

Elkhorn Wis Dec. 24.-Garrett Groesbeck age
forty and his son. nine. We're struck and both
killed by q passenger train mile east Of this city
last night They were trying TO cross the track
with horse and carriage.
Buffalo Dec Civilian Danphel. living at No.
100 EllicOtt-st committed suicide this morning by
taking laudanum. He came here last week from
Rochester. y. y.
Chicago Dec. 2i-Eecause be would not drink
with him. Joseph Jahemnak struck John Cncrta
over the head with beer glass in saloon sat
uriay night fracuring his skull. Cincuta died this
morning Jahemnak is in Jail The men are Rus
sian Poles.
Macon. Mo. Dec. 24-Richard Collins. an engineer
on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas road and
Samuel Kennedy became involved In a dlmculty ~
New-C Cambria, Mo, last night, ana Kennedy SHOT
and killed Collins.
magazine OF the Acme Torpedo Company at Willow
Grove was blown 20 atoms by explosion OF a
large quantity Of nitro-gycerine. buildings Tor
miles around were shaken, and consderaDe damage
was done Every window-glass In the town was
shvered No person seriously injured The
explosion was caused by me glycerine becoming
Overheatel from a FIRE. built 10 thaw II out IhIs
is the third time within two years tina, the maya
zine has been destroyed.
Poughkeepsie y. Y. Dec N.-The safe Of the
New-York and New England Railroad Company AT
HopeWen was broken open before daylight this
morning and robbed OF S32j in money and $iVJ
worth of certificates.
Cape May. y. j.. Dec. 2i--IIerber W. Edmunds
peared yesterday from his home in that place
Searchers have been unable to lind any traces OF
him. 1t Is feared that he has taken his lfe, as
he has been in feeble health for some time. and
has threatened 10 commit suicide.
Poughkeepsie y. Y. Dec ?i--Julge Barnard Is
be ready to retire Saturday Ills courtroom l.
thronged daily. and will BE- crowded all the week
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
STRENGTH or President DoLEs ARMY.

Chicago. Dec. 2i.-"The Tribunc's" special from
Port Townsend. Wash. says: Twelve hundred men
are under arms for the Hawaiian Provisional Govern
men; at Honolulu. with 20 additional who are being
held IN in Of emergency 70 repel any at
tack from no matter what source Such Is the gist
Of a letter received here from Patrick Hutton. a
well known and responsible local resident. who H.
a regularly enlisted soldier in President DOles lit
Tie army. having gone from Port Townsend to the
Sandwich Islands about four months ago. Hutton
writes that his term Of service Is twelve months.
that he receives 80 4 month and found. IL well
treated and has lately been promoted To be ser
geant. Hutton says that regular cQnstitutionai
republic IS soon TO be- proclaimed. with "A general
election to be- participated in only by those paying
taxes upon property worth at Least 500 This VIII
throw the Government entirely into tn" hands Of
Americans By large majority. liuttons letter
adds that Of the Provisional GOVERNMENTS army at
least five-eighths are Americans by birth. Hutton
was for years quartcrmaSter on board III" nitcd
States revenue cutter WOlcOtt
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
SVELLTNG ITS GENERAL FUND.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO TIE HOSPITAL SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION.

CoNiM UT1ONS TO TIE HOSPITAL SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION.
contributions to the General Fund of the Hospital
saturday and Sunday Association are reporter
py treasurer Charles Lanier as follows: H. H.
klng' jr.. 500; Keppler & Schwarzmann C'fucK j.
Ap; American Express Company. NJ Sampler sons
x Co. Hendricks Brothers and Lazard Freres sI"'
each; Siegel Brothers employees so: John hre7'
Brewing Company and the employees Of the l'oil'o"
and Brazilian Bank. Sl5 each employees OF NAN
haitian Electric Company. Charles H. PhiiIlpS >
Chemical Company. True Craftsman's Lodge T. q
a. NJ; Thomas Nelson Sons and Congregation
Bnai Scholun. $40 each Total $l.2Oj.
Contributions to the Womans Fund or the as
sociation are reported by its treasurer. Mrs. John
A. Lowery No. 32 West Thrty-1fth-st, as loi-
lows: Mrs. II. r. Winthrop Mrs. il. Herman
and Miss Julia \. de Rham. 800 each: MISS E'canor
+. Clarke. $50: "C. o." $50; Mrs. Henry de 'oppet'
s25: Mrs. Isldor Wormser. Mrs. John II. Bloodsood'
Mrs. Frederic T. Elliott. Mrs. william Bryce ana
Mortimer SIS Mrs Henry F. D!mock, Mrs William
J. Griffin. Mrs. Frank l.. Montague, Mts. L.
Stetson. Mrs. Marion story. Mrs ~ r.; haynes'
Mrs. William n. 5. Wood. Mrs W. NJ PechhaIn'
Mrs; Arthur Bisscll. Miss Du Bois. Mrs J. ".
Auchincoss. Mrs. s W. Benjamin. Mrs. j. d.
Archbold and "Anonymous," so each; Mrs Beveriy
Cumming Mrs Leonard Weber Miss Davenport.
Mrs. John Benjamin, Mrs Saltus Miss Mary \.
Sayre. Mrs. Edward Lauterbach. Mrs. Thomas II
Hubbard, Mrs. Henry Rosenwa!d Mrs Robert T.
Johnson. Mrs. James 7: Swords; Miss r. G, Swords
Mrs. w. F. Cary. Miss Laight. Mrs Edgar +.
Meles Mrs Robert n Thompson. Mrs. r. Chand-
Mrs. William G. Read. Mrs Aston and Miss
Spring, IS each; Mrs r. Turnbull. s. Total. ssl2.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
ruprr pnRgURS rtr'GHT IN ( DEpOT

I'tlca Dec q CSpecaD.-Thr"e men who held up
aged Farmer Mathew Miner and his daughter at
,belr home on a lonely road ir Madison County
last night and after binding and gageing them got
away with over $3.50 were captured In TN" New
York Central depot here to-day. They ar" Ital-
ians and give their names as Micha"l Gallo. age
twcntv-four; sam" Mlcarilo. age thirty-three.
and Philip Mclia. age thrty-two. all Of New-Nork
CITY The sum Of q 1871 - H. bills and gold ana scy-
eral valuable pieces Of jewclry were found upon
tben together with the masks and weapons used
in the robbery. They confessed the crime. The
deed had been planned 10y Gallo. who brought his
accompIiccs from New-NOTk for the purpose of
committing the robbery last week. How he learned
Of the hoarings Of the farmer is not known. The
cid man was afraid Of the banks. The attention
of the police was directed 10 the three men by 4.
~ Kncaid, night ticket agent at the depot.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
d SOUTHERN P1CIFIC TRAIN HELD TP.
TWO MASKED MEN UNDERTAKE \ LITTLE MORE
THAN THEY CAN CARRY OUT

THAN IHEl CAN CARRY OJI.
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec A.-At about midnight
last night the Los Angeles and San Francisco ex-
press train the Southern Pacific Railroad was
stopped by masked about twelve miles
north Of Los Angeles, near Burbank. small sta
ton After the train pulled out OF Burbank the rob
bers climbed over the tender to the engine and
with leveled six-shooters forced the engineer 10
stop the train. They then uncoupled the express
and pulled ahead about 200 yards. where they
stopped and called on the express messenger to
open the door He refused until they applied dyna-
mite and blew the open. The messenger sur
rendered one of the men kept the conductor and
a few ventureSome passengers at safe distance
while his confederate attempted 10 blow open
the safe. This he failed accomplish. ana
the robbers after taking from the engineer, fireman
and express messenger what money they had on
them. mounted horses which had been left near
the of the robbery and made their escape.
Good descriptions of the men were obtained, and
officers from all directions in pursuit. In ad-
dOn to the usual reward offered by Wells. Fargo
Co the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
have offered 1000 for their capture. Wells Fargo
& Co.'S agent here will not say how much
in the express car. but admitted that unusually
large sum of coin was being shipped
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
D,ycrRors MAN SHor AND KILLED

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec 2i-John G. Wonder
ham, of this city, tonight shot and instantly killed
John Elkmsn. age twenty-five. Wonderhan nine
years ago married girl several years younger than
himself and very pretty Three months since Elk
man met the woman, fell violently In love with
her and continued 10 force his calls upon her dur
ing her husbands absence. This afternoon he caled
and Informed Mrs. Wondcrham that he would come
to the house tonight and shoot every member OF
the family. This evening he appeared with a
double-barreled shotgun heavily loaded. and after
trying the front door of the Wonderham house went
around to the rear entrance and attempted TO force
his way in. Here he was met by WONDERLAND who
levelled a shotgun and shot the intruder dead
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Drrssmahinq.

BRI.S~N NkIE. Ihof rghly eNIert IN
her -ln,--. -ratautD.- piIec' ht los most
aprro.tt 900 tAoI- AMI lAt .-t r'yl'> her
charges Will De- N"ry modri at" in al cases.
MOORE. -jG Wet 1ith-st.. nr,t liai.
nIsf~~NAkIE Latest s'yl :; walk
ifc ,,,unr rositus wraps. costume
,om1l,ir two DAYS. help sean~irc-'
pl,'. - lunch onn. VI. \. DAY. ll3
Wet Dutl-.t
pEI>~N NkIH. f'r,t-cla-. French
Gres.unkrt bv the d.y srrri. eN' n'nR
aud g.. gowns. ll-p IiA" oN r 'uuat 10
f.f. -ft...I. p.ffr n'tr. AMI cutt't
,.rui. ,,uslna'lr Adlrr~s los le;tcr. Nine.
NItIut.lHi. :0l Mr~t "3i.,i
bEf. .~>MAkfE -tlf-t-cla>- cutter and
nt'or d. l!,...u more rIrrg 'urnt, hi the d'y
la u-s'.-l4s. faml.lr- VIII rlu de- higt-
49,, r.fer.ns.~. D.. 80 SHAVE.
pi,tSSNfAkl.K l.K.- lnorough. desire, en-.
rn~ mont in o. ont ~ riif rnnod"lllue a
sf.,'tIft highest RI. rcnrcs. Nl-s T.,
H.. Jnn frbun- piowu oihrr. - =
Hroodwpy.
- II> mad. lu laf,a-f designs d.n!'"r
dfte-,- lnr price. glove ~ guafant' q
q - go Dos dl, WORK. Nine. BARLOW. -
Wet l-th.st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
nav roprcrOsE AN y. p. BRANCH.

Seattle. WASH Dec 2i-In the Federal Court
Yesterday the Inion Trust Company "f N""-h ork.
which has a mOr'gag" on the seattle idN' '""'"
and Eastern Railroad. received permission To in
.t,,,. ,,r.coellngs Of foreclosure. John II. Bryant
~ Now-Yorl, was nam"l a. receiver 10 act In
conjunction with the existing receiver Thomas
Rro,yn I'm The manag"ment OF n" road 1he mon
Trust Company certified me boll9 "i 'i'' Iod'
nnl1 foreclosure proceedings bccam" necessary
mo S.aitlr. Lake Shore and Eastern was Formerly
,,,,i.r control of the Northern Pacific The latter
has refused 10 pay the Interest since IN" Lake
shore was taken out OF It's hands ana iufnrI over
.. c.iN
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
GLASS WORKS To SHUT DOWN.

Corning. y. y. Dec. 81 (SpecilD.-The 80 men en-
ployed in the cut-gass industry in this city re-
ce'ved unwecome Christmas news last evening,
when they informed that the shop of J. Iioore
x Co would be closed Indefinitely. and that the
men would b. scnt for when wanted. Also that
T.. g. Hawkes. d 90. would close for weeks
and perhaps more. \ representative Of j. HOOre IL
co. said that their orders were all filled. and none
coming in. and that the works would be closed
until sufficient orders received. The uneaSi-
caused by tie tariff tink ring and the fear
that ih" glass schedule In the Wilson bill Will
nn tho llrnct caMse of this.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
a. fyTEacoLLEGIATE CHESS MATCH.

1., annunl chess tournament f,r the rossossI N
a., ,o,ur,bia- Harvard Yale Princeton silver challenge
L ,,,cb was won by Columbia last year will begin
the Harvard school. No ''s ffh-nve. Forty
, tomorrow afternoon at 3 when Edward
,, od Edward Libairc Will represent Columbia James
,,ors IT, and Thornike spading. Harvard: Robert L.
,e,. .nd ,burn L: Skinner. Yale and BOYD T. Ewing
, t,rncst j. Roberts Princeton The Players viii be
scheduled as follows
tIy,cs CO. and Hewins d)
. ;:oss (Y) and Ewing P).
In.,re CO. and Roberts tP)
Skinner (YJ and spaid!ng Oil
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
40 yryrJoy or THE coyrROrEEsr

There was n large attendance AT the 'hurc" " ~
LADY ~ Grace IN uoboken Yesterday In expc'''''""
Of hearing another chapter in the controversy ,a
Father corrigan and Father Fabris Those VINO s' w.
the masses however disappointed. as hc''"'' -
ther CorriCan nor Father Fabris made any r'i'''" ,
the matter bob officiating al the church yesterday ~
the 7:30 O'Clock mass Father Fabris oiicinted.
number Of parshioners took communion. Fa'"e' t
assisted BY corrisan IN sV'ns 'he r,,z
rsb., corr,a oc1cia.ed at vespcrs and Father Fi'z
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
JyDJ,yA WO1LGR0rERs PROTEST.

Wabash Dec. 2i.-Tr response 70 a printed call
signed by four leading sheep-growers OF Wabash
County, a LARGE number Of hock-Owrers assembled
In this city TO oppose the repeal Of the wool duty
W w Stewart was elected chairman ana Or. T. X.
Brady secretary. Snort addresses. sharply critics-
ing tho wilson bill were delivered by &. Corgiil;
Leonard. cX- Consul to London, ontario. ana
BENJAMIN Wolf Democrat. resolution was
adopted protesting against any reduction on the
urescnt duties wool.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

Francisco october il last When he left home he
wrote note in which he stated that he would re-
turn the following day. since which time nothing
has been heard from him. Policeman Ioso. of the
Marshalltown force. recently secured picture OF
lyman and thinking it Tailed we'll with the dead
stranger the body was eXhumed. and. although
somewhat decomposed there was resemblance enough
to Indicate that the body that Of lyman.
Wealthy relatives living at Modesto Cal. have been
Informed of tine discovery.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
rtSStr BREWERY TO BIZ SOLD ~ PARTITION.

Poughkoepsie. y. Y, Dec. H-There Is to be a
pariltlon sale Of the old Nassar brewery In this
citv The firm Of Vassar & CO.. which carried
on the business. was organized In 1889. and for
years 100 barrels OF pale ale were manufactured
there daily and sent to all parts OF the world.
Dui little ale Is manufactured there now The
brewery is one Of the landmarks OF the city 1t
has a frontage Of nearly so feet on the river.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
felp iDanieO.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN wanted to
soil 4 new household article; need, no talk
lag % sell s3 TO flO day made by
lrents writ" ut once for territory. as IL
II being taken very fact. TILE DIPLEN
FORK co. Ircmonr. Ohio.
Males
AGENTS WANTED. - Prr.c't coat.
-lec,e oufr holder quic~ seller; big pronls
also elegant side line; terms anu ,amp,.
rair by mail, Ijr. THE PERFECT &C m
HOLDER CO.. ~ >. inion-,f.. Chicago.
III.
AGENTn.-oaiary or comni -slon. ,,feIt
Is. invention Of the age. New Patent
Chemical Ink Er,snR Pencil. Sells on
light. Work, like magic. Agents MAKE
faj 20 s1"5 per week. Write MONROE 4:
FRASER MIG. CO.. X 200. Ia Crosse
WIS
Females.
IADIES-Who write for me M homo
make GOOD wages. Ad1rc--. with ,rI.,n.
dressed stamped enVclor' Mia, FIDi,I
JONES, south BEND. Ind. proprietor of ,he
famor, Blush Of Roses for tile coinplexlon
and fragrant Qulncclla for rough hands.
LADIFS WANTED 10 work for mo
during lelsur, hours doing cmhroIdcrv
work, sen, bv mail simple and pleasant:
send stampcd envelope for pafticuiars'
Bass,tt. c3j Shawmutayc. Eoston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

COACEMAN.--py "a competent ani OK.
pfrcnccd driver In city or country most
thorough rlpOm gOOi hOrseuan and not
afraid Of hard wOik; willing and oll.iig;
ran milk ycu,' "ity rel, renee from list
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SCBSCRIP-
TlONS FOR THE NEW-YORK TRIR-
INE WILL RE RECEIVED vt THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.2i2 broadway.
81 door north ~ Thirtv-hrsi-st.: and AID
NERTISEMENT,S NJ IN" following Branch
Offices: POI Eirhth-ave.. 100 Third-ave..
corner Forty-seyenth-st l59 East Forty
s.venth-st corner Third iSo East
l.5,h-st near Thri-ave.. : / .02G Third-avr..
near SiNty-fr~t-st.: 10s First-ave.: ioj
West Forty-second-si.: 1872 C)lumbus-aye.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
4 NEW cHT RCH DEDICATED.

The congregation Of Grace Chapel. branch of the old
Dutch Reformed church. held dedication
evening their church in Flatbush L. l. The Rev.
Or g. H. Wells conducted the exercises lie assisted
By the pastor Of Grace Chapel. the Rev William H..
I;oocock the R"y j. L. Zahrc.ie OF Flatbush. and the
Rev. Danel Y Van Pelt. Of BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
domestic Situatlons Wa mteo,

Males.
Bl-TLTR and VALkT@By young
German city or country. BtTLEf, 3jS
.gi-aN".. 1t nat
EITIER.-Bv q miillc-agsl man In a
rIt,ats inmily -ingl lr-handed cit or coun-
~, GOOD references. WM. ARMSTRONG.
-6b ld-aVc. second floor.
- TIER ana NhLEr.-by man of
n. sp,ak. tree | ngu,g's; h'@h"st tsst
monla's. \. B. r., 2cS Fast 59.h-st.
(OACIlMAN.--By a, expert net. ma.
dlc.ac,i man Sc NlcO wtI nOblcmsn's q
f,uiIV I'm London thorough hofseman; care
rrl city ana count y driver; Al iet Fences
from ilrst-clls. city families, who wi tcs-
my - hS litv. honesty and s,bii Y.
H. W. car, of Il. NJ. >tlycr,, / "a las,
.isf u.
TOACUMAS anl GROOM.-Ey COM
10 fak'ng charge o. COW ; Temperate. 81
Adam~--t.. Eroohlyn.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBsCRIP-
TloNS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
i-NE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
f'PTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 Broadway.
od door north Of Thirty-frst-st. and AID
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
0frces: o54 Eighth-ave. T6o Third-ave.
corner Forty-seventll-st.; l50 East Forty
ie5th-st. near Third-ave.. ; i.026 Third-ave..
near sixry-frst-st.; LOS Flrst-ave.; i0s
West Forty -second ST.; lec Columbus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

South St Paul. MINI. Dec. 2i-Deputy-Sheriff
Gains arrived here from Hastings the seat Of Dd-
1ota County. Yesterday afternoon. and placed
MAYOR Fitch and chief Of Police Gibbons under
arrest The prisoners at once taken 10
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
boar0 au0 Rooms.

\ GENTLEMAN and VIE, accustomed
10 comfort, and rrlincncnt- of lifc. living
| in own house, W.T. ol~t->t., near lAirA.
Will take into their family two or 'hf"'
person. of rcinomrnt az reasonable prices
highest references required Add-r.o e,
clr' {. VI. y. lV1 noiGvay
uRAMIH'l PAEk NOHTn. known -
lTD last @i-t-.f.- flrpant looms b"ari and
Attendance umcNccll"1
HANDSOMELY furnished suite or sep
arairly with beard references cNrhlnlrL
8 Wet 5l-t->t.
LNRoI: ROOMS, VITA b"ar. 10
West 3ith.-t.
Kt.>I'l.t rABLr WIDOW would hkc
children 70 oard good home; cNperence4
Win bottle baby. Mrs. CAMP. Yves!
l,O,h.>f and Audubon-aNe
Isl MY SUITE two hcdro pns par.
lor: Irl,at" BATH. excellent able. 81
W'~t l,th-s'.
: WEST l9rn S1.-Inrgc and small
rooms on third ro"r all cOnNcLience> So
.'ct reirhborhood
IlTH.ST.. - EAST.-Nrrv desirable.
iarg" front room. table excellent, 10 ~
lion central warm house; married couple
moderate.
32D.ST.. % WEsr-Tlegnt rooms.
newly furnished French or American
c'ii> nr: lew propiI tor hip. reasonable
rates.
- EAST IoTu.ST.- Pleasant doul T.. and
single looms sll cOrVcncnco.: GOOD toIrd
terms modrrat
l2.D.NT. i2o WE>T-N,rv lrer
pleasant. heat d fro~t P,om. hot and cold
water; superior Ia e." choice location.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

hastings where they gave bonds for their appear
ance af ihe January term of the District Court An
Indictment was found by the Grand Jury against
Of George Kinter from the lookup here Knter
had assaulted a motorman on the Great Western
Short
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
for Gnlt.


4 5O.CTNT CAEPrT SWI EPEE scnt
by mail auywh-r. in state of Ncw-l6tk Tor
90 CIT. NGLr.-. II tl;EIt'ii Ton, Room
l1o. - Broadway, New \ orh
ATTENi 10Y Sewing machines OF all
kinds; new s2J. good second hand. VIZ.
gash on credit. exchanged. rented. AZ
VAT-sGIIS. 2.lJi 3d-aye.. llsth-N.
: LADY viii sell hrf ullniIc"nt up
rleht plann. SlSJ. Ot.giEil cost. .-'u. iour
month, ago. Inquire Of th" piNat' rc>l'
c,nrr l.. Fast ll.th--t.
AN AS>OEINl of IcN and second
hnfd ;inuos, AN makes. rpO ipt rh>h.
,a-y iern- or c,cnahg". WALTZ HN
IINNO WhEI EpOMN. - and ~ NJ
N.f-ifv P.ace. ppn evenings.
At REDUCED PKlCES.--jOO second
hand wood and iron working mlchlii"s
ri'lv guarant,cd machinery borght ana
eNchanscd. GEORGE B' EDDY. 5Js Mad1'
.on -.
FOR >Ar.T.-N valuable patent notp.
Inc Ill.,. T. ever nv uted patonici May
.. lSDa AGdre~, Mr.. VI. !. ~ J.,
Rpvlry. Mac.
MUSICAL POX. playinc T. tunes.
latest attachments. largo -Hr. cntlr"lY
new nnrl, lulsii case. cost il2j sell $50
need money. 90 Broadway. Room -.
>NI'ES.-We have ms1c up 100 lrst-
lass house safes. guaranteed nreproof.
our pr,ce tlS worth $40 Call and ev'
smire them. p. II. GROSS. +OG Rway
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
Furnished Rooms.


BASEMENT ROOM. w.t. prlva'e bath
ana IRE also hal!foom. ~ vs.; l'th =.
~ FINISHED KOOM>.-,o Columbia
lIright- brooklyn iiNr minutes 9 Bridge
AMI I'iry near all store, aud t.ica re-,
house newly furnished.
LARGE mrniehri room IN .,~oid
iooi terms r'a-,nlblr: private Amer .
can family. 2lG West lltn->t.
LESSONS om piano violin. b1~o
Fr,nch and dancing EXCHANGED FOR ur.
ni>hrl room or board. A.. Tribune Onirc.
lsO Fast l2ith-.t
"oril-Nr.. l.. 5TH. MNDI>ON Cnolc,.
hotel srfNicr. confcnicnt hotels rluhs: -,
weekly npwanl "a Tor noor sl\ llcnt
Rooms Crntlruca.
ji>T->r.. BIZ Wt~r.-Irautifully frr.
ni>h,d pariVr ana 'Onncctng bcdiOo.n: "a
nnnr southern "NIo>trc. biti ana r,elV
'"nN"i itfl -. Very reasonable term, IA Itt-
man'nf patty. NN>iElT.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SrBSCRiP.
TlONS FOR THE NEW-YORK TRIR-
lNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No Ire Broadway.
~ door north ~ inirty-nrst-st.: and AID
NEKTlSEMENTS at the following Rranch
Offices 20 Eighih-aYr.. 100 Thlrd-avc
conner forty-sr, ~? East Forty
seventh st. corner Thirl-aVp. 40 East
l2ith-st.. near Third-ave.. .OoG Thlrd-ave.
near SiNtN-tlrst-st.. .1Os First-ave: IOc
West F"ity-second ST. l?@ Coumbus-aVe
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
- ALLEGED VANDERBILT ACQUISITION

n.,ro,, Dec el-It "a said In railroad cir
c,.s here tha, :he Vlrdcrbilis have made I'D"
necessary arrangements - acquire the Tol"n' anu
ohio Central Railroad. running rom N'"'""
, ,,,, hy Nav / the "Bg Four" trains
Pr ~ ,,nrinc over mat line 20 Toledo ana INTO
Detroit over the Lake Shor" ana AllchiE.,n . 'i
,n.d ,rbis ,yV give the Naulorbilis through ''h'
49, rolnnlus to fndianapoIs 10 cincinnati ana 10
:, nuis II VIII enable ih"n To- b" lhhri"hi"h'
=. '.,,,,tin.i roads OF the ohio. max" them
rivals Of fh. Wabash 81. Louis on ih"lf Mchisai
business and also make them competitor "i an
fr.tl.