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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dr. Meyers trial. Court OF Oyer and Terminer
John Y McKane's case before Judge Barnard, Brook.
Ign.
Chamber OF Commerce. 10 80 p. m.
Mass.ncctlng Of Knights of Labor, Cooper Union, 8
p. m.
Merchant Tailors' Society, No. 2il Fiith.aver 80
p.
Orhopclic Dispensary and Hospital annual meeting.
Woman Suffrage League no. les East Twenty thlidst.
p. m.
Babies Hospital reception, No. O57 Iexingtonave.
TO p. m
BAPTIST Social Union. Hotel Savoy, evening.
Company T. 9th Regiment, rcceI ton, Lyric Hail. even
ing
Academy OF Medicine, No. 10 West Forty.thirdst s
p. m.
Babu Protap Chupder Ma7ooTdars farewell address,
All Souls Unitarian Church. Is p. m.
Young Lad > society entertainment Pilgrim Congrc-
gaticnal Church. y. IN.
Company D. Goth Regiment, reception, Tammany Hall.
Omcers OF i Regiment. annual dinner.
Holy Trinity Church Club entertainment. No. 40 East
Forty thirdst.. S p IN.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


steamer Paris. Handle from New York. arrived NJ
SOUTHAMPTON December e.
S,Damsr Nll,r oicr ChristoNora. from NowYork. ar
rived "a Southampton December and proceeded Tor
Bremen. , o., ~.
YDri. saIln. from Southampton December q .
st,am,r IIlr,oo o'p Douglas. sailed from HUI for
Nru York December q. .,,,,
.,nar lioia d;n. Murray. sailed from Shields for
steamer N.inn.ii, drl Clarke. Ncw-York Tor Liver
sie.ra.r n,h.niia ,Cicrl .'rLr,cicr from NeWiork
No.,mhcg - Gothcnhurs etc passed po'er pc'en'-
n amer Manitoba dlr Gnniths. from Ncw-York No
vcminr L,nion passed the Isle of wight Drccm-
be- =,
fo- Nov Yor. December = .
steamer la IIesta,c Dutch. MINES. from Work
N,y.rni.r t. arrived Antwerp December T. 49,
Steamer f. Caldnd N'uichl. ilon", from New-l ork
N1,.nlr.r - .1rivel at Rotterdam December :.
Steamer Rotterdam NDUtohj. ttuscrN"cu, nom New
Yor. No.rmlrr - arrived nt Rotterdam December -
steamer NeirA ,lir. Ward. from New York November
Is arrived "a CuX!ascn December q.
Strr.r Ihactia Oicr'. Ludwig, Tor New York passed
tn Lizard December u
Steiner Fuorsi Bismarck 0icD. Alhers. from New
Yorh Alscrs. Naples and Genoa arrived AT Hamburg
stcincr Cardsanshirc TD. Sincooh. from JaIan and
CHINA Via Stez New York passed Malta December o.
Ntustria bhi, lflAnd sailed iium Matscil's
for y December .
steamer irilin osj. Thompson 0rom Yokohama. ctcl,
sailed from Sugnini" for New York december ,.
steamer Glam"rganshrc uiu. jackson. from New
Yoia september 80. VIA Aden etc arrived AT lokonama
ste"mor Empress ~ Japan dlr' Loo. Vancouver y G.
via Yokohama. Iloso and Shanghai, arrived 1T Hong
Kong December o.
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wins against the railroad claiming $4,000 damages.
was settled out OF court.
SING SING.

Supervisor Gilbert NJ. Todd has been investigating
the methods Of the constables deputy sherins ana
justices Of the peace Of Sing Sing ana on Mon
day evening called a meeting of twenty taxpayers
to take some action in regard to the matter Inc
bills Of eight consables and deputy sherihs asgre-
gated nearly 5000 They were mainly Tor arrestlng
Jail The subject was thoroughly discussed ana inc
meeting resolved itself into the CltIZehs il mon,
which Is TO investigate the subject Inc loiloWlus
officers were elected: President. Francis l.arKln'
sr: e-president. Aaron L. Young; secretary lr
wood Messrs. John p. Truesdel pr T. b. , Sher
wood 5. VI. Sherwood, Or. William III Hem Hem
Randolph Acker, Isaac z. lounsberry ana aaron
H. Young we're appointed a committee 70 learn
the true manner Of proceeding IN the mater, anu
to report at a meeting to be held on Monday even
ing
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OUR SILK SALE

Is a notable feature this month.
In every section Of the depart
mcnt remarkable values are
offered. Every days sale is OF new
interest.
To-day, Black Silks, at $1.OO,
1925, $3.50 and $500 per yard
ten different styles at each price
from which to select.
The last Of the Liberty .Satins,
alI-si!k. at IS cents and $1.OO "a
ward, extraordinary value-light
and dark cOlOrs-are OH sale.
Black Novelty Silks, COlOred
Figures, at 500, 1925 and $50
per yard; Rich heavy French
Fables, cOlOred, at 10 cents and
800 IL yard: half former price.
ColOrcd Novelty Silks, from
800 to $500 a yard; rich in
quality and beautiful in colOring.
Our great holiday Sale of Silk
Dress Patterns, Black, COlOrcd
and Fancy: also, of varied other
lengths will be continued during
this month.
Additions made daily to the
attractive values in this depart
ment.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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PIiTNFIEID.

One Of the three railroad accidents happening IN
Planficld yesterday resulted fatally Morris Daiiy'
q Jersey Central brakeman. stepped from the PAIN
Of "A passenger train and jumped directly III front
OF an engine used to drill freight cars. In mo
rnent he was stricken down and ground undo a.
wheels. His face manclcd beyond recognition.
lie died within a few minutes Daily was tnirly
wears Old and was unmarried. He came from lilgh
fridge to Plainfcd because brother ana sisi,
vov 10 work i'm the quarrics at Satngton. Penn.
was struck by q train the Evona station; In
plainned and badly hurt lie was taken to Mullen
berg Hospital and viii recover. \ wcll-dressch
stranger was tumhlcd about 10y train near Dun
being attended by pr. rrakey, proceeded upon
his tourney without disclosing his name.
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FAIR AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

An interesting feature Of the fair, to be he'd
to-day. Friday and Saturday Of this week. at tie
Academy of Music in aid of the Home for Desti-
tute Children will he the exhibit Of Mexican drawn
work at the Flahush table This work comes
from the town Of Cameronviile. In lower TeXds,
where a philanthropic woman. Mrs. Raphael has
organized an industry for the benefit of the Mexican
women in the neiGhborhood. These women and
their families in great restitution, and would
sometimes actually reach starvation. If IT were not
for the market which Mrs. Raphael provides for
their exquisite needework a large exhibit OF
their work may be seen at the fair Ii Is far
finer than that ordinarily found. even at art stores,
md the women are glad to do the work at price
which enables the women to sell 1t at d COM
paratlvely low rate.
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TO SERVE UNDER MAYOR sCHIEREN

The of the members OF the cabinet or
Mayor Scheren thus far selected are Albert o.
Mcdonald. Corporation Counsel; Alfred +. White,
City Works Commissioner and George b. FORESTER
Excise Commissioner. Ex-Police Justice Naeher was
asked to serve as the other Excise Commissioner,
but declined to accept The place. Colonel Andrew
ID. Baird also declines the post OF FIRE Commis-
sioner The new Mayor is going away on Monday
for a trip of Il week or ten days 10 Tennessee. lie
said yesterday that he would name no other heads
of deDartmen for Il fortnight. He has until March
] make his selections. the terms OF the present
incumbents not ending until February J. He stu
hopes that both Judge Naeher and Colonel Baird
will consent TO serve
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ELIZABETH.

William T. Voorhees,. Of New-Brunswick. yester-
day applied In tho Orphans Court Of Elizabeth
for a rule directing Mrs. Caroline l.. Pratt. Of
Railway executor Of the estate of Charles o.
Pratt To- file an account. Mr.. Noorhccs represents
Tho I.rookIvn firm of ioody. Mcclellan n 90.
tybo have "A claim against Mrs Pratt ~ N2Hs.
senator VAN who appeared a. Mrs Pratts com
e.l opro.od the motion. and said that when Ar
pratt died he made his wife sole cgdtcc and q
ocufrix She had given tho usual notice "
limitation To- creditors AMI paid all bills presented
tn her within IN" specified time Ncariy thr""
years after her husbands death this claim was
presented. Decision reserved.
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RECEPTION AT THE CIvITAS CLUB.

The Civitas Club held its first regular meeting yes
terday afternoon at No. $50 Joraemon-st. The
topic of the meeting was. Education in Our City
which was discussed by st. Clair McKelway. The
Civitas Club which organized in october, Is
cnmDOsed entirely OF women. ana its object is 10
awaken interest in matters pertaining 10 mu-
,licipal welfare and foster all movements with
i'm the circle of It's influence which have for their
end the improvement of any phase OF city Ire.
The club will be addressed once a month by some
speaker of prominence. Miss Jessie 8 Dixie is the
president and Miss Edna 5. Doughty is secretary.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Guzman. Ministr Tor Nca'
racua n, w.sb,,gton FIFTH AVENUE-EX-Attorncy
General David K Watson, OF Ohio G1ISEY-E. Prentiss
BAILEY OF Utica MURRAY HiIL-Senator Charles T.
saxton OF CLYDE ~ V. ana Judge j. NJ Woodworth OF
Omaha. VICTORIA-Albcrto +. Palacio' secretary of
the venezuelan Legation at Washington. WALDORF
Ixoncressr1an John Sanford OF Amsterdam, y. " and
Moses f. Handy OF Chicago. WlNDsOR-sir II nry
Gilbert and Lady Gilbert OF England ard Congressman
James J. Bedcn, OF Syracuse.
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SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY DEC. 9. 1893
ARRIVED.
steamer Paula Gcrl. Ioiners. DanzIc. November II,
Shields II I'm ballast Gust Hcyo. Arrived at the Bar
q.
steamer Amcric, Dutch. Vogc. Rotterdam. Is days
In ballast II Randcrbrock. Arrived Al the Bar at
10 1
STEAMER Tuscan Prince (lrl. Sanders Genoa October
Dcna Cndiz - with mise TO 4 SeaBei. Arrived at
he. IA "a $50 y In.
steamer Thcis ulri. Smith Tcrnamhuco November .
Macco T. - Lucia -. with to \ udcr. vessel TO
i Winchester. Arrived ~ the Bar a. 3.3 a M.
steamer Venezuela. Hopkins. Porto Cahcllo November
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm their favor by =. O.
T. Do,iJ. solicitor Of the standard Oh Cons
many and argument against by 4. v. Pow.
I.riv Grand Master " Orkman Of the kntghts
OF Labor. cents.
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ENGIEWOOD.

The managers Of the Daisy Fields Home Tor
Crippled Children at Enelewood. have decided 10
Loon tho homo onon for the winter Or Proctor.
OF Englcwood Will be the physician in charge.
Edouard RemonY. the vionist. VIII play AT
a concert 10 be given In the Lyccum on December
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IVAN STORiEs.-Oycr forty tales OF the
Ct,tI War by Union soldiers. InspirinE,th
,ng and pathetic. Most of them written ZOE
tribune cash prizes. 20 cents
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MIvIIONAIRES.-A complete list or the T..
~ ,ntIIionuircs of the United states, and
boxy they made their money. Only list ever
compfled Valuable to students. economists
and promoters Of new enterprises - een's
n couy. In hc1i.ie cloth, 81.
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMEST.-Two charming
articles by II. &. NorthrOp. the prime mover
On this work. New-NOrk City men who want
10 helu benutif, their native towns I'm the
country should read this. cents a. copy.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE COLUMBIAN ACCOUNTS AGAI

THE COLUMBIAN ACCOUNTS AGAIN.
TESTIMONY REGARDING THE COST OF THE
MUSIC IN THE PARADE-T. r. DEvER-
ELLIS BILL FOR $1,000
There was further hearing before the Column
HAN Commission yesterday in regard 10 the audit
ing of bills for the expenses of the celebration on
October e. 1892, which cost the city S5O'VV Ihe
bills considered were those for music In the paraoe
of G.. A. r. posts militia and schcoi chiiure"'
which cost S7.4l4. OF this $3.50 was palu 10 'he
bandmaster. T. r. Deverell He presented the ioi-
lowing itemized bills, as he called the m;
October 81, 1892.
To 81 bands and leader, 1926 per Fundamentally
Commission e....................'..'..'.. "a
Received payment,
THOMAS r. DEvEREI.L.
October 90 1892.
To II bands 49, and leaders, 1926 per band. ..sloe6
Commission, 81 per band. ...........'.''.''''' -
Total
N'''N- Pug THOMAS r. DEVERELL.
Mr. Deverou remembered only little about the
matter and said he agreed with the Aldermen to
supp,y musicians at current union rates. He had
not preserved his bills or receipts. as his vile had
died about that time and many OF his papers
had been lost. He got the money to pay his men
from the city through an agent named HettricK'
After repeated efforts 10 get definite information
from Deverel he allowed 10 go on promise
10 look I'D the matter. He had little tit with
Mayor Body in the Of his examination
The Mayor said: at is unfortunate thing that
Won have not preserved your receipts.
Deyerell retorted: Il think 1t unfortunate that
the CITY went into this thing at all
''It may have been unfortunate for some people
but a great many seemed to think that 1t was a
very good thing for the city" said the Mayor
'i.et me tell you it looks to me as If some sore,
headed people had reaped little benefit from H.
said Deverell.
'Is this the fact?' said the Mayor, continuing the
inquiry In regard to Deverells transactions
Dr. w. H. Maxwell. Superintendent Of schools;
testified in regard TO the bands supplied for the
school boys, who took part in the parade
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opEN-AIR sPQRTs.-The Triou nenL ever
the best Ameri A,n boys own "o" ~... Os
printed" aSso I" adults. The topics are
archery, horseback riding; all s ,,.a. and
bail, ride ana shotgun: sailing; ,,n n~a' nicy.
yacht building, swimmihs' 80. NJ Inud.
s"i. onen-air sports. 4 few cop'se ';s'''
Price y1.25 EACH
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, ,ssrCs-Tbe hest OF Roswell q. Horr's
..,.. In The Weekly Tribune on the tar
~ srunnce and silver. An education Ia LIE
self 70 cents.
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ALMANAC. 1So3.-Third Edition. revised Z"
tho 1r.t of April. a really splendid numne.'
IL, Of the great Almanacs on the Market
80, .c.. Now ready. Facts about the
rVnrtd,. Fair. .5 cents a copy.
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urvIIONAIRES.-The Tribune's list, honos
n,.Iv hound In flexible cloth. 81.
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ART AND ARCHITECTURE Mt the WORLDS
FAIR.-Thc only guide I'm existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings Of the
Euir. Illustrated. 10 cents.
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Furs and Fur Trimmings.

SIAYNE'S EXHIBIT
- Received highest awards FOR fine furs at the Word
Columbian Exposition.
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Steamer Strato (IIr). Fisher from pernambuco, etc.,
sailed from santos for NcN-NorS December ..
steamer Wordsworth Ojelel. II.ube. from Ne"-h ork
November 10 Via Icrnambuco. arrived at Rio JaHeto
December
steamer Mozart Or). sailed Rio Janero for New
York December ..
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The story
Of each OF the races of pnst years. well toie
and prOfusely illustrated. 25 cents.
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NEW NAVY-.The Tribune's pnmpn.
great popular value. All the new Amen
ssr,heI with number Of guns, a 81.
aescr'"e Tht- number also contains tas
CHILEAN complication. 20 cen's
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MrN1AT1.KE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7:ii sun 43 Moon rises Gii Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sanly Hook csc GOV Island -. llel! Gate %"
PM-sandy Hook 7.5i Gov Island 500 Hen Gate 5.''
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ruyrE STORIES OF THE WAR FOh THE
,x.Nx-A new collection april Iso3) OF
stories written by nctnn. "r n.ns.
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2 cae g uny' &c. WIN mi'e =, @n6 f n p@'s s 5
steamer coneao croveu Mcscln porte Via. via Hay y.
- 60 Arrived - zinc iar ~ 80 - m >...,-
Ia,sls =, s. Kir. = 81 croi, - s. Thomas - Win
susar ana 10 I,--,ng,fs i1 \ l. o4ofhr!dsr Arrived III
.,i,m,' N,i.,n, ,i1 Fraser Mon,es2 Bias. Noyernlcr
- ST Am. Ky ~ A,..t ~ =, I'. II M'f ,b mI,,
anI 1850 raseens,is % d f. Kerr * 60. Arrived az 'h'
...,ni.- ca,sniotts Walker Newport Ncws end No.
ff. with inlse aui passengers Co on Dominion H'''"
SANDY Hook. $50 m-winl wcst light brco@e clear
CLEARED.
steamer Berlin dn. watsns. sou'hampton-in'erna-
siean'r Mu.a ap McEealc Ears2do'' st Lucia
stc,r,~r Wyan,hc Eoa1. Norfolk and K'chmond-oA
.,'an.r hi,mo L.ul~ Galycs,on-c y Mallory & Co.
.f,aine- ID ,aliso. G'r.in. ape li"y"'"' Io'' 'e
-trtn,r CRY 90 Nashn-ton iin'lesh H"'"h e'o-
jan, 1.i.r W'e,1,uIanI dcg). wcyer Antwerp-inerna
si',nsr Edam o)u,cA Brunsma. Ro'terdam-Funch
-,',G,r Anano d.o, Foreman. charlcs'on-Simp'on'
s,',ia,r i,s d'orn Coeho Lisbon Via Azor's-G AM
-,,.,rr irgu,. bennington. Charleston and Jackson
stc,r',r state ~ california diD. Bracs. Gasgow-Aus
st.,nrr ci,y u Birmingham Burg. saynnnah-R l.
s,c',ra.- Arab O'n. Nash Capo Town. South African
pores nnI bombay norton Sn. p, %, 49,.
steamer suc1ia ,,ir, I.,icr. Hamburg II cor'is -
Eark Elwy diu, Harris. Brisbane, Que'is'and- "
ia,rk cedar Cron ulD. Fleet, RIO de Jancro-Thomas
Eng George G;0 L. Blanc. Ncu'Itas-J + Whitney
~s'hoon,r Harry Kuowlon 2ciur Glbara, cuba-Mosle
Br,s.
Steamers Athos Oir port-aC- Prince ctc; Ambrose
H.r lila etc. WrohaWkeu uin. Dover; N'sel tHer;
Manic Nss.iiu d'u. Ntpl"= and Narcotics, city ot
Wilmington Hayanr. Cp ~ birmingham. savannah;
Vtau0., Norfuk ana Richmond Majestic difl, Liver
is,ol. Alamo. Galveston. W'ei'rnland ueb Antwerp
r. y; revenue. steamer q = Grant. OR san Francisco.
Ships Sieu u;n. Yokohama. Manchester Castle I'D.
Shanghai
~ airnce I.NnWnnh for Para.
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Vessel Line For Malls cfose Vessel sails
Cari, Prince Prince. Grenada. 200 100
amer :;
0rinoco quebec. Icrmula. 100 IN 300 m
& cuba. Nassau. etc.. 100 IN 800 J. IA
FRIDAY. DECEMBER >
Alyena. Atlas Jcrcmie or..........l 90 am 1900 m
SATURDAY, DECEMBER o.
la Rourgogn~ French Trans Hayfc.. 30 ........
I.urania Cunard. Liverpool .......... 30 ~
Traye q Lloyd. ir'mcn.......... 900 m 50" a m
f-,l, Iiayd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e m 1000 "a DOL
W.rkendam Neth-Amer. Rotterdam. J. - m Zoo M
Orizai,a Havana. 90 100 T.
Nafacaho Red -. Sayanla. .........l2.DO 200 y IA
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A DyEErISEMENTs AND SunscMrTIoYS, FOR ,
n THE NLWYORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
,riVEp Ar THE ulrowN OFFICE: NO "a. Broad.
way, I'd door north OF Thirty lrst 81 and ADVt;R;
~ SEMEN - ~ the following Branch Onices; 2oi
tighh.a.e - e. cor. Twentythd.s, 10 Slx .
corner Forty seyenth.st. 1926 Thirdave heir sxty,
nrt;s l7OS Firstyc 10G West Eorty,secoid ".
Coumbusaye.; 50 Avenue 4: 1928 1hirdave:: 20 west
Fcnrtecnhst e57 ws: oSi
sadtwclfu and one-hundred. and thirteenth sss
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Iso3.-In cloth, 81.
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ALL REDUCED:
In Ladies' Cloth Jackets

,,,.., air.. torso,Nhra,d and fur trim sG9s
Havana Melton Reefers~back braid trim, o'o
Black and cora Tight Jackets-fur and
braid trim. -
Double Breast English Rover Jackets. I-V'
Fur back French Beaver-plain and trimd' l0'VS
Elegant Princess Coats-full braided
sleeves and collars i'''o
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IL YOUR HUSBAND HAS
'cuar rheumatism give him one dos OF Wards Rheu.
and Liver Pils toniGht, and he Will 20 10 WORK
again tomorrow. Price 90.
]. W. H. HILL. - +. Green ST., Boston. Mass.
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HandkerChiefS.
Ready for Christmas!

Prices lower. qualities better. varieties greater IN
Northumberland THREE CENTS 10 FIVE DoLLAl
gives choice for all tastes and purses
quotations will show AS well twenty.
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Announcements.

Announcements.
Z. & w. "KENOsHA" T.. * W.
collar
Those who receive relief from pain ana weak
ness should us'' Park'r'~ hng"r Tonic
rafkcr's Hair lillsam never fails e. please.
Phillips Digcstiblc Cocoa, A.. .. -,
unlike other cocoa. or chocoaes /. prepared that 1t Will
not disturb digestion. Delicious naNor.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.
90 WEST SoTII.ST ,, o..
Diseases Of the Nervous system Genito' ofsa""
Impotency and Steriiity. Hours, W l.
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Ladies Black Cloth Capes

Medium and three-quarter length
Heavy Kcrsey-full length-tight back so'''
Fine Kersey--silk appqued o'''
Fine French Scrge-appliqued front, Lou
Clay Dagonal-qulted satin lining 1ooo
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II E A r N
stree
For Christmas Now!
west Fourteenth stree {.


MuiB
Ensc and r o Lea mad -Trunhs
whih found
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.


britannia. .........G.v"rpo Noy =..... White star
Normanna Hamburg. Nov ~. .Hnm- Amer
Werkendam. .sotter'a~1. NDF %'..... Neih-Amer
SATf-EpAY DECEMBER o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
GREAT VALUES IN
Ladies' Fine Plush Garments,

all new-made within past few weeks
Latest styles-perfect shapes-rchest Innings -.
Tirht-ntting Plush Jackes--full sable trim. slo''
l,s 's ,m ,,r,s mi, coal trim ~ 9s
Finest Plush Sacques-seal ornaments I''''
Finest English Plush-seal fnish-i2 in, '-''o
=, ,,, CO.. COO, trim, 1l9s
- ,,, ..s'oa,., Co,os- doom COLLAR 1915
Rich Velour Capcs-fur and Jet trim. <hoo
Other Elegant Novelties to $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
ALL REDUCED!
Ladies Wrappers and Tea Gowns.

,...,,,... r,,,ro. or suk Fronts s.0s
C,shmcre-black and coors. braid trim Soo
Fancy Elder Flannel-silk girdles. -o'
Fancy Flannclette-linod waist. Ia"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Etruria. Liverpool. Dec cunard
Ethiopia .Glasg0w Nov Anchor
La Cascogne .IIayre. Dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07

Gentlemcn's SIX Initial Observation-Disclosures and
row hemsttch-quality sold year ago at 4ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
Silk Department.

Only ten quotations. but for each
a dozen other values equally as great
Brocade Crepe De Chine. evening shi
BengaIines-light and dark shades.
China Silks-32 inches wide,
Brocade Notwithstanding shades
All-Silk Satin Brocades.
All-Silk Black Surahs-2i inches wild
An-Silk Black Satin Duchesse.
Black Moires-2f inches wide,
Extra quality Black Bengallnes.
Silk Velvets-all shades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
At TWELVE CENTS AND 4 HALF.

Ladies' Sheer Embroidered Handkerchefs Of excellen
quality with firmly worked designs and button hole
edges-whitc black and cod-nearly hundred Styles
Identical with those last year sold at % and 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-14

SPOKANE, Wash. April 10. H. R.