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New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
NEU-JEESEf.
JERSEY CITY.

MIRA Esther A. Rankin. OF Union Hi. was pas
sonror I'm a North Hudson Railway car IN January
last At Nineteenth-st. Jersey city tn" passenger
we're Obliged to change cars because repairs Were
being made to the track ~ lights were disp''>"'
and Mrs Rankin fcll into an excavation ana WIS
SO badly injured ihat she Wa c9nhnrl 20 III, ,n,
for several weeks Her husband sued th" com
and yesterday the jury ~ 20 Mrs k'nH'h S'.f- -
IIrr husband received So f1r til" loss "i h"r H'l
vices while she was disabled
Mayor Wanser. Of jersey Cl'y. ycftGrd4y Te'el'rl
a check for $40 from Senator Ohm X M'i nei .'',
for the benefit OF the poor. Mayor W Nan-rF sent
The check ~ the poormaster. John l.. Hewitt
The contracts for tho NV cry iial IN Jcrsry
CIV were awarded yesterday as follows Flchhi"
rnslisb mason work S2'G ipi. John kiernan car
rnnier work 81 IN. Patrick Connolly. plins N'f'-'
plumbing william ". Farr4cr |l'4''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

The charges preferred were against Inspector
Williams and the testimony upon these consumed
rhe entire day. 40 indictments were handed In.
but some may be presented when the Grand Jury
have had time to consider the charges.
II Is understood that the charges against Police
Captain Schmittberger viii be taken up on Friday.
Or Parkhurs; said last evening that he could
not talk about the pos-lh" Indictment OF members
OF tho police force. because II would be Improper
for him 20 speak OF evidence that had been pre-
scented to the Grand Jury.
Regarding tho action ~ the Police Commission
crs on Tuesday. Dr Parkhurst said. 1T was a 1T
tie surprising that the Commissioners could ind
no way of investigating IA" charge against captain
Slcvin other than directing Superintendent yrncs 10
max. the Investigation. The Comm. ssioners talked
about their inability 10 make an nVcsiigatiOn with
out the help Of the Superintendent They would
not need - walk through all the streets OF the
city H. fnd out th" character of the houses We men
tion In the complaint what ar" thcv paid for
have found time 70 ascertain the character OF
some OF the houses in the city II requires only a
giauce in some cases ag YOU walk along mo street
The Commissioners could get the evidence easily
enough II they wished - have IL Perhaps Com
missioner Martin thinks he would bc contaminated
II hc made personal Investigations
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tie special Grand Jury of the Extraordinary
Term of the Court of Oyer and Terminer is examin-
ing great number of witnesses in regard to cleo
ton frauds and the sessions Of the body are pro-
traced until late at night 1t is expected 10 end its
work this month.
The six sons OF ex-senator Demas Strong are ex-
pected his will. His estate is said 10 be
worth $4,000 and they get $500 each. while the
five daughters four OF whom are married. get each
the same and share the residuary estate. A
clause in the will disnherits the children who con-
test it, Undue influence is to be the ground of the
contest.
The funeral Of George Clancy. a brother of Con-
gresham John NJ. Clancy who murdered by
Timothy McDermott on Sunday took place yester-
day at No l65 Sands-st. The Rev. J. J. Durick Of
hciated. The burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery.
District Alderman Charles J. Volckenning has
been placed under bonds to keep the peace toward
his wife, whom he assaulted recently. His counter
charge against her has been dismissed.
Alexander E. Orr has been elected president Of the
Metropolitan Gas Light Company.
1t is proposed the salaries OF school teach
ers l per cent 10 form fund 10 pension women
teachers after twenty-five years Of service and men
teachers after thirty years of service pension 20
be less than 500.
The funeral OF John Winchell employe in the
Sub-Treasury in New York who died on Monday,
took place last evening at No. zoe Cnton-st. He
was fifty years old and war veteran. For twenty
years he employed in counting coin and de-
tsctng pieces of light weight. He handled 100000
last summer. Pneumonia caused his death.
There was a slight delay in travel on the Bridge
yesterday. due TO cylinder head in engine used
for switching blowing out. The cable was stopped
for a few moments. it thought there might
be danger TO the cars.
There will be a Christmas entertainment entitled
brownies in Faryland" given by the Sunday school
Of Plymouth Church this evening at 7;3o o'clock
On account of the holidays there will be no meet
ing OF the Brooklyn Institute Department OF Pho
Biography this evening. The regular monthly meet
ing will be held in Art Association Hall tomorrow
evening. when William f. Platt will give a lantern
slide lecture on the Worlds Fair.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
COLLEGE CHESS EITTLEs rEsrERDi II.

The ax days ntorccglat chess tournament was sue
ccsfuy Harvard school, No 81 Fifth-ave..
yesterday The games eagerly watched yesterday by
100 well Known society and women The play
ng thus far has been II much lighter order than that
of last year The game ended between Edward
Uymos Coluinhia o.. md Robert T.. Ross Yale 80.
Ilyncs opened with a Scotch pambit which Ross &c.
ccpied rcsrnng the forty-ninth move. The second
game ended between Thofndnlc Spadlns. Harvard.
% and Edward Liare. Columbia. 81 Spalding played
sicillan op'nng Lilaire won IN tirty-thrcc moves
In the game Albert T. skinner. Yale o. and
Ernest Roberts Princeton - Roberts adopted French
defence declared after sXiy-thrcc moves
The fourth game. between Boyd H. Ewing. Princeton.
"a. and James iIewins Jr Harvard 90, ended
draw the nfticth move
To-days games viii De between Hymcs. Columbia. and
Ewing Princeton: Ross. Yale. and Ilcwins. Harvard.
Libairc Columbia. and Skinner. Yale Roberts Princeton
and spaldnr Harvard. The playing viii begin 3 and
4
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
NEW ARK.

The golden wedding of Mr.. ani Mrs Joseph
tree~ers sr was celebrated ~ the house of their
SON william NJ Keeper. 80 - Pcnningion-s'-'
ON Tuesday nleht. Tho couple were married az
Connclsy1lle Penn. where Mr.. Keepers was post
master for two terms. under President Grant ne
wa = c,pfaln In the Union Army in ~" war "t
,h. E.i.0lon being Instrumental d. FORMING ''
ctb r.uusvlVauil Heavy Artillery. lle has AWAY
boon active in church WORK
tb, ,f.s,,o- a f.vveilcr. caile1 upon Lay Juis"
C.,,@,1.I Kru.e.r Il f.,y days and saii D." 80 wis
destitute ana desperate. ~" ha1 hil 49, 81, H.
%,r,~k savings Institution some years ago. ana hr
,ii.g.s that he WA icfraui'i ouf ~ 10" money
Judge Kruger gave the man -'inr i""h"F 't," ',"
intel hoIn Ncssncr gave hiu his bank book.
,1rhich called FOR q small hslanr" Judge hrH,fcr
C",,T -, ,ha hank that m" balance was only =
l'. Nfos.por refused % fnE- tl~ balance. ana
veefIr,lav he entered Kru'e'rf 'iac@ an SSiier
,hre,t.ninl, him struck him % blow IN th" ih''
W..sner was arrested y physician who examiner
him said he dcment"i
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Estimate and Apportionmen, City Hall. II
=
Bicycle tournament. Madison Square Garden
intercollegiate chess tournament 57s Fifth-ave..
,.
American Jewish Historical Society. Columbia College
Madison Square Bank deposors meeting Fifth Avenue
Hotel. p m.
g Eleventh Corps Association annual dinner. Morelos
7:3o p.
New-York Mathematical Society annual meeting
Columbia College p.
Christmas festival. Plymouth Church. Brooklyn. S
D.
New-York Colored Mission Christmas celebration. No
i35 West Thirtieth-st.. D. IN.
"The GoAey' annual entertainment. Masonic Temple
B ID. m
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
SPEAKER CRTSp'S HOLTDAT VISIT.

Charles T. Crer Speaker q tie House II Representa-
,i,es s passing the h0iidn,s calm ref1sc ln this
CITY H.. has thrown oG an political cares AMI worries
and f. giving himself up wholly 20 the fances ~ his
fa,,uy forv which consists ~ Mr.. crisp. Miss Bertha
1'risp Mis- Lucy sheffield fri"nd 81 Miss crisp. ami
Charles r. and Frederick crisp his sons.
number ~ friends ~ Speaker crisp called upon him
at his hotel yesterday. Ainone them Colonel Fellows
who took luncheon with the family.
Mr. crisp said that he did not care io discuss politics
or business for publication. hc toying to o.set both
for a few days Mrs crisp his daughter and SIS, Shcf
field would return with him io Washington tomorrow
evening: hs sons would probably remain IN the city
fcw days as the guests - Colonel Fellows.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
THE ONLY MARBLE BRIDGE.

From Tho s. louis GlI"-I Ilor0crat-
The only marble bridge IN m" world. believe.
said Horny T. Caulkins - the corridor man at
no southern .ls on tho Marietta and North Geor-
gia Railroad in Whitfield County. Georgia At the
time It was built. southern marble. which now
rtnks the market FOR building ani furniture work.
vas 4uIf,se,l T. ic ~ value. ~ u was thought
too hard The railroad ran through a mountain
country with hills ~ solid marble. II was the
only stone - De- had. and all m" piers were con-
structei ~ u. For some time broken marble was
also used as ballast along the line ~ the railroad
but if has been replaced with ttlc less valuable
material now. Tn" bridge has i've piers. and Is n
great curiosity to thos" who know its history
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

| 70 J
wooar, ,S Ii 3s.s GGaysa ana
| !, 'u,,iton Bliss & DaIleit Arrived "' ~"
Rpaer lcquo. renn!ns'2n y'fk'21Ss q ei2e 2S'e' rS
- WIN ine, ~ az Augusta pagge;t savanlh VITA "'''7
and passengers 70 X l. nNh Nphr,delphia with mdse to
william J. r ans aSi~ lngram Charleston December % WI"
ms & r. lcore Tre,t Hong Kon- 1874 days VII" "'''
to order y'ssel & - y . 30 p m.-wind west. Light
breeze. cloudy. ..r,
Steamer bermuda G30. Halliburton st N'"'' - '''''
p Viroi" chichester. Charleston and Jackson"
Wiz W = r}ls r,}},nsS,t,n Bragg Portland. Me-HoTa'o
Hs. Steamer yuca,an Downs Havana and Ma''"h's
EM,io.E Mtn Alamo Lewis Gaveson-c II M3lory NRooth
S,rln"r ,ru r, Oiyphant. Para and ManaoS i''''"
steamer stat. Of Nebraska d'r' Gn'sow-A"''" "'''
win a D ,crt ,Nor wclchmann. cari~na' S"su'' etc
" M''i, Wyanokc Roaz Norfolk and Richmond
pem.m SM,nhnnsr, ,I}r) Duck Brstol-j"S ArN'"
ca r,.oeld. Lewis paumore-H g Foster, r,rc,
ste,,n.r chateau Latte Fr 'ha'o'' b''''""N
his i,s,mcr croatan Hansen Charleston c" '''''
Co. ,r,anrorm CBn Kinley. Guantanamo - Jaso
cc M9%Il,i % conway. MelbourneR W Cameron io 4 CO.
snip I.Jias' II.. ',,ro knight Port de PaiS-F c Elliott
So, ,.r,,o,en ,Nor, Iie Go,henburs-Funeh' Edye
Ifrikf 'lsf
* Go. ,,,.,
,. ,c.~, f,r Hamburg. Friesland (T'eD.
stoam,r Mn9s 5rs % % rycoo pshan ,b, sgse:
I@e one Nl1"ehSe y1reia sayannah Alamo Gal
'f,5IS Shin pgynhnla r,a sns"s9a s",ar ,.r orders.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LOWER CEDAR POINT LIGHT. 400.
Notice Is given that ON te nsm % o., Stt SIDE OF the
ne sh -4,Gs. ", irInnd Was destroyed by fire Due
noricc ~ tie c-cstahlishm'nt "f th. s"' WI"
by olc GEMs s 'a' dE 4 Ad%gs lss t. nS'man ANNA
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEKS'
FOREN PORTS
s,,,,,er Aro,una dir, strickland from Eew-iofN De-
ccmbr la arrived a. .erp%% from YORK. arrived
s.Hif,Impt.n nctcmbcr % - ,,r.,or sailed from
s'%rp ',p,an l for Ncw,YoT pccrmbcr - at ,or
N@"Y"r or Philadelphia. passed Lewis Island p''''''''
steamer .,,I ~ Urrm.rhav.n December -
steamer Apollo d'rl. sykes RON RON Ne" 'o'"
10 arr.Gd az AnMgpP nr ucn Marl>schlacser from
Now York hrsrmpr D. ,pntch, Scnser from New York
December IL for Ii9rlosnc ana i'o'"''''''
hsl.In s,n,mcr Mor@ya oier. Winckcr. Newiork sailed
from Ia. i~yry Mass,a Cin valla from Newyork Deem
her , %apes arrived at Marseies pesemeer ~ 10.
s,samsr a1,HcG rr"f"at al naples December %
cemnrr :" nrnsse oirl Byth sailed Fiume for
Ns% sYcsor So1S r%r apa aG! from Hong Kong for
vancouver : e. December - at l-''o H.
psrc,nhcr l. VIA rcrnambuco. arrived at Rio Jane'ro
Scprr iorrox dD sailed from Rio Janeiro for New
york pcccmher -. -, p,r, ,,r
Slr"i",ll "Hi,l pec"m6cr "a
strancr Ambrose dp Forbes. from New York l'eeem-
hcg . :" m' s,r,ho ,iip Fisher sailed from Lucia for
Nrw-York December ~
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
THE BILLS CUT DOWN BY EXPERTS.
THEY ESTIMATE TNE VALUE OF TIE WOKh DON n
IN REMODELIING POLICE STATION, 70"
WHICH s29.331 s. WAS CHARGED.
AT Sll 93l

WHICH s2@,3s7 81 WAS CHARGED.
l23I SO.
One commission composed of Mayor Boody, city
ssuditor Weber. and Controller Corwin. appointed
20 consider and audit the bills for tho work OF re-
fitting the cid police station at Myrtle and Wander
bilt aves. that it could be used for police court
last year. yesterday and received the report of
experts selected TO pass upon the work and the
bills put in The bills of the contractors amounted
10 1881 ST. The experts nd the value OF the work
done is Sl1.2Sl SS This includes $685. iS for the
work called for the plans $l.62 Is for extra car
penter work. plumbing and gasfitung and gas
fixtures: &3s 40 for extra mason work; Sl9 % Tor
steam heating and deduction of 1883 20 for work
not done provided by the specifications. The
experts were Wesley c. Bush whom Mayor
Schieren has selected for Building Commissioner.
and =. j. Cariin. both builders. William SchwarZ-
waelder, NJ. Schulz. j. NJ. Buwinkle and J. w.
Rapalye passed upon the bills for furniture law
books etc. and reported in favor of cutting down
the bills for furniture from $091 81 TO S2lSl o. and
the other bills from S,7j9 Al TO N,1O2 a. The total
of bills was $26 H. and the experts allow $5ll5 Ol,
a difference of $i0gS3 l6 No action was taken by
the commission TO hear the statements OF
Mr.. Bush. Stephen NJ. Hoye lawyer, said he ap-
peared for property and wanted the con-
tractors subpoenaed witnesses, but the commits
sion did not grant his request
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
CHARLES NAEHER DECLINES THE PLACE.

The post of Excise Commissioner was declined
by Charles Naeher ex-Poce Justice, yesterday.
The appointees who have accepted are l.. r. Welles
who is also Police Commissioner and George B
Forester. II is expected that German VIII be
appointed in Mir. Naehers place. The declination
of the latter due 10 the pressure of business. as
Broadway
The name Of Major John NJ. Kelley was suggested
Yesterday for the post of City Treasurer. 1t is un
derstood that James Mcmahon. who was mentioned
for this office. declined 10 have his name considered
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
LADIES' NIGHT At THE CATHOLIC CLIB

Ladies' night" is always enjoyable occasion
Catholic club. No. 40 West Ffy-ninti-st and last
night exception TO the rule. The spacious
appointed clubhouse brilliantly illuminated.
leading Catholic families II the city were well repre-
sened The guests were received made happy by the
Entertainment Committee. which consisted Of John q.
OKeenc chairman: chief Justice pnly. Of the Of
Common Pleas; william Ryan. John j. Martin and
Thomas Murtha whose efforts efficiently
sy President Charles Fornes Secretary Joseph r. Owens
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
WHITE, PLAINS.

The Westchester County Board OF super,
..or,.,. h,. majority vote. decided not to bon"
,b comfy for $4,000 to pay for bridge about
IN he erected in Warburton-ave.. IN lohhctS, ar! ~!
Also to dcfray the expenses OF anothcr 3fiuEs ~, ~.
tbo town of East Chester. They also dr,IdeH ~
roro,lcd tho law authorizing such WORK - nn ".,
ON application 20 the courts The S"aid Oh ~ ,,
- at,hut to incr,ns. the bonded indebtedness nl We
ii',~o fo tho extent Of $1,000. Obligations dlinlI!
i,',urrof ren,iirnr b. This viii bring the N"bc
inIcbtcGn IS up 20 S2o@VO
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOTN1 NER\NN.

Some Of the leading business men Of Mount veg
non are securing names to petition askinS 'hat
the city be included in the Greater New o'h 'o,'
solidation They represent that annexation "o"''
mean greater economy Of administIae.h - :" ~ =
rre5,ar benodt-the wiping-out of the present Wanc
supplv system. through private corp9Ialo" lem
ir,.' xor,,ffanf rates ami Cr0ton water sFa'''i
T. is asserted that il the water sup2.y sys,n Tond %
be controlled by the city. houscnolHtrs "3'If ~ $50
Dr
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
SHIPPING NEUN.

FORT OF NEw-YoEK WEDNESDAY. DEC. - iS9a
ARRIVED.
Steamer Cardigaushirc dp Slncock Nok'hamn october
k.b. - Shanttll -. Annoy -. hong Kong November
SINGAPORE 10 su.z 30 rpri SnlI December l. Ghiultar
H. with md=c Carter Macy y Co. Arrived a. the Bar
10 a
Steamer Berlin dir. Watkins. from southampton De
is win mi-c and passengers t' th" International
Na,tpntion Arrived ar Quarantine" az ~ 10
steamer Neustriu D'r. Irlud. Mtra'l,a December J
and Naplcs g. with mdac. cabin and 90 stccIagr pas
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
TIE NARBLEHEID To BE ACCEPTED.

Tho Navy I.a.rinont has officially Informed tho
builders - tho cruiser MarlohcaI. y +. Palmer ir.
Co.. tina. VIII accop' the ycss.l the builders hav-
INK Withdrawn ~" dcinaud for another trial and the
official speed Of tra weeks VIII hc accepted
This speed Is lNii nois and the builders viii receive
$50 O0D or s2aVO fYr each quarter ~ Knot excess
~ tho guaranteed speed II II knots n viii Doe least
months before the N'ssel ready for commission
Il number changes viii accordance With
rrcnm u he SlnlIlliN Illnrl.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE PREACHER,s yERsION AcCEPrED.


CHARGE AGAINST THE REV. J. J. AENAUD Dis
MssED-IE SAYS HE WAS 50 ANGRY HE
HAD TO GIVE VENT TO HIS FEELINGS
After hearing the evidence in support or the
charge made by the Rev. C. s. Wright, the sus-
pended pastor of the Monroe Street PrlmitNe
Methodist Church. that his predecessor, the rev
John j. Arnaud had thrown a glass tumblcr at MN
with intent of assault. Police Justice Connolly dis-
missed the charge yesterday. Mr.. Arnaud Is pastor
of the Orchard Primitive Methodist Church ana
secretary of the District Committee OF the de-
nomination. before which Mr. Wright mad TO answer
charges on December 1G. The hearing was IN the
Welcome Church in Classon-ave. Mr.. Arnand Vol.
unteered to straighten matters out ana Mr. Nfisht
said: "A crooked man cannot make things straight.
"What do you mean asked Mr. Arnaud
Il have papers in my pocket proving you 10 be
dishonest and a liar retorted Mr.. Wright produc-
Ing some papers. Mr.. Arnaud picked up the glass
and hurled Il in the direction of Mr.. Wright He
lodged 1t and the glass broke. Mr.. Arnaud asked
forgiveness.
In his testimony he said: II became so exas-
perated at what Mr. Wright said that l lost my
temper and had to give vent in some way. ] picked
up the glass and dashed II on the floor; denounc-
ing his statement absolutely false. The pieces
rolled within two feet of Mr. Wright but Gid not
strike him The others who were present sup
ported Mr.. Arnaud's version and he was acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSwICK-John Quincy Adams Of Quincy. Mass.
cAMBRIDGE-Dr. A Is. I-entze. German Consul Mon
freal. FIFTH AVENUE-Governor Frank Brown. Of
Maryland Congressman Lewis Sperry OF Connecticut
Governor Charles H. Sawyer Of New-Hampshire; Logan
Carlisle OF the Treasury Department. j. Sloat Fassett
OF Elmira. and Arthur Sewa. Of Maine HOFFMAN,
Railroad Commissioner Samuel A. Beardsley Of Utica.
HOLLAND-The Rev. Thomas O'Gorman. OF Washington.
d. c. MURRAY HILll-Congressman Nelson Dingley, jr..
Of Maine. Observation-Disclosures David b. Hill.
AlhanY
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
HELD TO ATAIT THE CORONERS ACTION

AND Ills WIFE. CHARGED WIZ W1LFCLlf
NEGLECTING THEIR CHILD-UN-
ABLE TO GET BONDsMEN.
There was scarcely standing room In the
Long Island City Police Court yesterday morn
ing when the case of the people against inc
Rev. Jonathan Edward Bel, Editor Of "The
Astoria Weekly Flag" and his wife, Jane How
lett Bell was called for trial. Police Justice
Noble who had issued the warrant for the ar
rest of the couple. was absent in Jamaica con-
sequenty the prisoners were arraigned before
Justice Stephen J. Kavanagh.
The Bells were arrested on Tuesday night on
warrants sworn out by Herman Mycr, of the
BROOKLYN Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Children. who charged Bell and his wife
with wilfully neglec,ng Arthur Morrison Bell.
thirteen years old. one Of Bells children by his
first wife. The boy is now in the Astoria Hos
pital in a serious condition. His recovery Is
doubtful
Arthurs case was brought before the author
tiles through the death. few weeks ago. Of
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
STUDENTS TO VISIT TIE TOY SNOW

The students Of the College Of the City Of New-York
and the pretty girls who go with them viii have
pleasant time at the Toy Show at the Lenox Lyceum
morrow evening The Banjo and Cee clubs the college
will give entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
DIR. PARKHTRST CITES TESTIMONY.
CHARGES AGAINST INSPECTOR WILLIAMS CON
sIDERED BY THE EXTRAORDINARY
GRAND JURY

Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst. Captain Alexander
Wishart. Or. Stanton Colt. Of the University Set
tlcment: the Rev. William Hamilton. Richard Bell,
Frank Moss. Detectives Lennon and Wilson, Of
the Parkhurst Society: Whitney and bennett,
agents and D.. Matthew Beatty were witnesses
before the Extraordinary Grand Jury yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise e sun sets 90 Moon rises II II Moons -
HIGH WATrg O.DAY.
N sandy Hook II ioGa. Island II ~ iIell Gate l:5e
sandy Hoo. 900. ',.t. Island lieu Gate 2O3
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

MIILIONAIRES.-A complete list OF the -
L47 miilionaircs of the United states, ana
how they made their money. Only list ever
com piled. Valuable to students. cconomists
and promoters of new entcrprises' 10 ccnts
"a COPY. In ncXi.le cloth, 81.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

VILLAGE TMPROVEMENT.-Two charming
articles by Is. &. Northrop. the prime movep
I'm this work. New-hOrIS City men who want
to help bcautify their native towns I'm the
country should read this. cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

TRUSTs.-ArSumentsf I'm their favor ny =. q.
T. DOdJ. solicitor OF the standard OIL Com.
many, and argument against by r. '. Pow-
derby Grand Master " Orkman Oi the kniSh hts
vf Labor. cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

ART AND ARCHITECTURE mt the WORLDS
FAIR.-The only guide In existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings Of the
r'uir. Illustrated. 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

me JSSVES-The best of Roswell C. Horr's
articles i'm The Weekly Tribune the Tar.
IN Finance aud silver. An education IN it.
self.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

ALMANAC, ISo;.-Third Edition, revised to
the first of April. really splendid number.
Esrst OF the great Almanucs on the market.
y5O DnEes. Now ready. Facts about the
Worlds Fair. ID cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

and Treasurer Philip r. CavanaGh An excellent musical
programme was admirably given by the Men1clssohn
Quartet There dancing
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACEs-Thc story
Of each of the rnces of past years. well told
and prOfuseIy illustrated. 70 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

WAR STORIES.-Over forty tales OF the
Civil War. by Union Soldiers. Inspiring, a rill.
fnr and pathetic. Mos: of them written f0R
Tribune cash prizes. Sd ccnts.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

n C. SHAlNE. Furrier. has marked down
~ the prices OF his stock Of furs. i2S
Wes; f2fs, The firm name IN garment is guarantee
of reliability
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
De CRAAF & TAYLOR FURNITURE CO.
Annual Clearance Sale.

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w
n lis of omeo swI be
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

"OJR CHAJNCEY."-A new edition, with II.
Iustrrtcd covers, In paper. Any regular
subscribcr To The Tribune cnn get IL for 40
cents. delicious piece of fun, written by
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