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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

schooner Carrie B. (BD. Phipps. st. John. N. B.
scammell Bros.
for NS Hs Rmss G
c, sSs Es:ss s 5aSS r S9 ssS@ &C.
BARK Abemare. Kingston: ,,.
Virginia: L II Reed. Philadelphia
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
EGMoNT KEY LIGHT.
Notice is hereby given that on or about December
Eemoht Key Light station. Florida Will be changed
FL. H ns v te'r % VII re s Sn Tn aEsa
70 Es h eastery sdSe % ne I o,o M G ana h
perpendcular stripes. and mark The course TO ne south
viii Gu, Tampa Bay North channel Entrance whistling
i buoy S,ae e; and whit aY By m north anne
Bearings are magnetic given approximately. and from
By order of the Lighthouse Pearl cprrp
Rcar-Admlral I, : Navy. Chairman.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Majestic dBr. Parsell New'fork' sailed from
Steamer Massachuset,. pr noSquet; from Ncw-York
steamer Britannia ar smith York for Liverpool.
arEveG at e rom Scyok No
ysmber for Hamburg. passed Pr"w!e Point November
Rsyelqs ss saaPIsdS. fr Snrc Mswy 20
passed kassie SSxs%ssT g xov.m
Der - lysIpoc p";ss Kn''s SG ycTG ,- verooo
steamer Runic tBr). l.nhslay' NeW-iofh io'
passed Fasnet November -
Steamer Chicago CITY tbr) Fit. from New-fork
November 4 arrived nj Bristol November %
Steamer Beacon Light C}rD. Anderson from Kouen
sailed from Shields for New-York November 81
steamer Grecian U;r). Nunan. from Newiork Novcm-
Der g. arrive Glasgow November -.
Steamer Island DAM. Skjodt. sailed from Copenhagen
for New-York November 81
steamer Iiurgermelser Petersen Ger hunger. from
.ew- York November 2 arrived at Neuwe Waterweg
November 20.
Steamer Lain Ger. Helimers. New-York via South
ampton. arrived AT Brenicrhaven November 81
steamer Spaarndam Dutch, Doujer. New-York for
Rot erdam. nassed Uoulogne November %
steamer Powhatan (Br,. Edwards from New-York Nov
enber l. arrived a Lisbon November 81
Steamer Chandernagor tFr). sailed from Marsees for
New York October -
steamer Geert ,ier) Kaempn. from Ncw-York Nov
enhcr l. via Naples. arrived at Genoa November 81.
steamer York n,r). smith. from NewYork October
90 the Red Sea and Bombay. arrived at Port Said
November %
steamer Ba.uta O3r). Richards sailed from Victoria
Brazil for New York. November 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
ALFRED YOUNGS FALLS DEAD Nv THE STREET.

Alfred Youngs. fifty years old. who formerly was
a wealthy man. but who had lost most Of his money
by unfortunate speculations. died suddenly from
apopexy on the sidewalk at Broadway and Twenty
frst-st at / a. m. yesterday. Mr.. Youngs had been
a member Of the Union Club since May g. ls'l' ana
his acquaintances said that he typical club
man. He had few wants outside Of the club. ana
he was regular in his attendance at the club-rooms
Since he lost his money he had tried to live within
his means He boarded with Mrs Bearden, at No
ca West Thrty-seventh-st.. and when he died nc
had in his pocket a bill for board, amounting to
s20, which Mrs: Bearden had sent to his brother
in-law J. ID. Cheever treasurer OF the New ork
Betting and Packing Company. at No. 10 Park
Row. G. A.. Meyer. of No. 40 Lexington-aye:. Is
another brother-in-law. For some time Mr.. Youngs
had lived apart from his wife, whose home Is In
East Fifty-sixth-st Mr.. Youngs was at the Union
Club Wednesday night. and left the clubhouse TO go
to his room in the clearinghouse only few
minutes before he died. The funeral will be held
at the home Of Mr.. Meyer in Lexington-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
NEW.YORE CITY

Thu Grand Jury Yesterday dismissed the COM
plant against Police Sergeant Cooper, OF the Ire
mont squad. who accused Of shooting fred-
erick Duon, a boy. on Halloween. The youth re-
ceived some birdshot while skylarking near |ooP-
er's house at Woodlawn.
The work Of the New-York Bible and Fruit Mis-
sion will be materially aided by the receipts OF a
broom sale held yesterday afternoon at NO. "a
West Twelfth-st. The brooms are made IN the
broom factory of the society. at Nos Alo-4-- East
Twenty -sixth-st; they are the work OF eX-coh'c's
whom the society endeavors to save from tempta-
ton after they leave their place OF conhnemeh' anu
to aid them to help themselves.
The architects appointed to examine the l4o COM
pettive plans for the Municipal Building have
heen at work on them a month. They have got
them narrowed down to eighteen. having re-
iected the remainder By the middle OF December
they expect to sift the eighteen so that only the
six required plans will remain for final arbitra-
ton.
Judgment for s25.Sl4 entered yesterday
against James NJ. Ashley jr.. who was vice-presi-
dent of the Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan
pa,,road Company in favor of John S. James e.
Co stock brokers, on a for s24,923 dated April
2s payable six months after date.
A private hearing was held in Justice Burkes
room in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday IN
the case of Miss Elvina Clemmens. dancer al the
Irving Place Theatre. The Gerry society maih-
tanned that she was uhuer siA'ee" years Wv" 80
Clemmens is of an extremely youthful appearance
but her mother. Mrs. Emile Klein proved 10 JUS
tice Burke's satisfaction that Elvina was seven
teen years old last June.
At the evangelistic meeting for business men IN
the John Street Methodist Episcopal Church THIS
afternoon at o'clock the Rev. DR.. John Han, MI
Pearson the evangelist, and the Rev. A. {. Dixon
will speak Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis will sing
Special evangelistic services are held every hish'
except Saturday. at the Hope Baptist Church one
hundred and -fourth-st and the Boulevard py the
Rev. Richard Hartley. pastor. who Is assisted ny
the Rev. W. J. Stewart.
The funeral of DIR. w. T. Carmody, the veterinary
surgeon who died on November 81 from pneu-
monia resulting from cold contracted at the Horse
Show, was held at his home. No. 60 West Ihirty-
seventh-st. yesterday afternoon The burial was
at woodlawn. The Knights Tempar were present
In uniform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
NEWARK.

The committee appointed by the Republican
County Committee to frame bills to be passed by
the next Legislature for Essex County and the
city of Newark have reported what they have
done thus far. They recommend that the present
boards shall consist of three members each. to be
elected by the people with minority representation
each board. The Common Council shall consist
of nine members, to be elected by the people at
large, with power to change ward lines. The
Freeholders shall be elected at large, with like
powers Of changing districts.
In the County Registers Office at Newark there
filed yesterday a mortgage for 10000 sterling.
1t drawn by the English syndicate controlling
the Hill Union Brewing Company. of Newark. In
favor OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Of
New-YOrk. The mortgage executed at No.
IS yictore-st.. Westminster. London. and covers
the Hill Brewing Companys property in Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
WHITE PLAINS.

Felix Gilhooly. sixty years DID, proprietor OF
hotel at Martine-ave. and Brookfield-st White
t,,,s and Osmond Missbach a bartender in the
Harlem Cafe in Orawampum-st., were thrown from
a buggy last evening while returning from zen
sico and seriously injured Gilhooly's jaw was as
located and three ribs broken. while Miss
bach's right leg was broken below the knee Inc
injured men were found in helpless condition
in broadway. Dr. Magness was summoned and at
tended to their injuries. 1t is thought Gilhoolys
Injuries may result fatally on account OF his age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Abraham Messler. wealthy farmer who lived
at Spotswood. in Middesex County. died yesterday
morning as the result Of injuries received in run
away accident Tuesday afternoon. He was
returning from Rhode Hall with load Of cab
bage. and his team became frightened and ran
away. He was thrown out on his head ana maze
unconscious He was well known throughout the
county, and was the brother-in-law or Sherin
Richard Serviss lie seventy years DID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

While painting trolley pole at Arlington and
Ocean aves Jersey City. yesterday, Andrew Whelan
lost his balance and fell to the sidewalk. as
lance of twenty feet He struck on his head. crush
ing his skull. DIR. Opdyke was sent for and said
the Injury fatal Father Shehan, OF 81; Eat
and said the prayers for the dying Before H.
had finished Whelan breathed his last. The body
was taken to the morgue. and notice was sent to
the dead mans family.
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| ! A r N
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN Day.
These Offerings Need No Praise
west Fourteenth street

Ladies' Black Cheviot Jackets
double breas.-llrye pearl buttons
notch collar AID rcvers. ~ Us
Fleece back CheviOt Jackets
umbrella back-half satin lined
With and without fur trmd capes......"-. is
Braid Trlmd Skirt Jackets
navy, Havana. and black
also navy kersey with seal fur edge......... os
Seal PIusI, Cnpes
Columbia Collar--cal edge
rich satin lning-al sizes. $40 0S
Extra fine Plush Capes
sable trim-rchly lined 10
Ladies' Best Felt Sailors
all color,-silk bouni-wcre 50 90. ."...."... %;
Ladies' and Misses Sailors
fine fetal cOors. .....wore 81 -o............ 80;
Misses Finest French Felt Flats
Beaver Etec-wCr tSc
Girls Iourctte Cloth Gretchcns
ful cape and Z siop sleeves. 39S
Girls Imported Cloth Grctchens
some with velvet capcs and fur trim 50 %
Misses Fancy Chcviot jackets
Velvet csllar-fuil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 80
ChiIdrcn's Walking Coats
Hanganc Cords and Armuies
Velvet and Xix trinl-novcl styles. s3 80
Boys AII-NOoi Suits
double ir,sstod lest STYLES. 4 to II years
such q, cothers sell at Five dollafs........ ~ oS
Boys ChinchiIIu Refers
vo,et cellar. colos..5 to - years....... 50 %
Boys ChirchIIln Eccfcrs
mohair raid -oUId , t. - ycars........... 50 %
Boys shetland OvcrcOats
deep calc-cIay ami tan only 10 II years.. 81 %
10 years.. %
Ladies' Heavy Muslin skirts
S.in,h Cmbd runic-clu.lcr trcks.............. 5Jc
Mother Hubbard Night Dresses
solid tuck yokc-'mDy and beading
double yoke back-iI sizcs...........".."...... 4oc
Canton Flannel Drawers
Iail an1 Kn!ckcrbockcr-"ith ana
Wilton. embrcd, ~ yoke band 4oc
Little Chiidren's Caps
Ponqanc surah AMI E,dford Cord,
white and cold-iar fancy ruehes. CSC
Long bedford Cord Conts
ftIi ca,c, ana -tJsIciuliy trimmed
ribbon and lraid "a 10
Long CnshEerc CIonl.s-henvy lined
pointed ,aic-iUr Braid e. %
Long EIdcrdown Conts-h"avy lined
nll sl-,cs-ri' lon braid trim. 81 10
Ladies' Ea,t Black Cotton Hose
high sliccd lie l-pubo sole .................. 2oc
Ladies' EuEIinh Cashmere Hose
extra h,avy-higa .Iliccd 4oc
Ladies' Egyptian Rib Vests md Pants
long and shcrt sleoysorvcht ncrN.............. 33c
Ladies' sanitary Wool Vests and Pants
trimmed ssams-cN;ra value 9oc
GcntIcmcn's Smoking Jackets o
pliidsi wOIth s VO----- ~
GcntIemcm's silk Imperial Scarfs .o.
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down hied-Gour" six rufic ~ ~
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gold cmb'G-heavy fringe - ~
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MORRISTCWN.

Josiah Brown Editor Of THE Morris County
Chronicle" was found dead at $50 yesterday MORN
ing in his newspaper office. 1t is supposed that
his death was caused by heart failure. He was n
bachelor ard lived alone in apartments ADJOINING
his office He was forty-flve years old and had
been the Editor of THE Chronicle since 1876. he
had been in i'll health for some time. He was
Lraa Mas
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. NOV. g. 1893.
ADRINEn

ARRIVED.
Steamer Aer (Ger) Chrstorers. Bremen. November H.
via VIII and Sr 9cs s
rs steamer Rhynand dss, Mills Antwerp November H.
International Navigation Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Britannia Cd La pe'a Mar:si,ls' osSSs,
81 il nss re %s ss oeSs x
steamer H. A. aman Nor wanbers Nov
Arrived at the Bar at ,iS ,,,..,. Nov.u,.r y
with %s. H s bG 1Sn orleans H.
s,s FL SUD vss Sickle Newoean' November 49,
Steamer CITY Of St Aususns Gaskl 1scksSnyis
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond and Nor
folk. with mdse and passengers 10 tho Old Dominion
strathsa Br Urauhart; London "a day.: in bal:
Bark Hebe Cswsd} Holm: Colombo ~ day. s:x, With
Fss Mco o bapas 3 dsy
with Iogwood to Hugo Kalner Co; vessel TO Miller
Ship Henry Hyde. PendIe,on. Caleta Buena 81 days
with nitrate to Heminway Brown vessel to Pendlston
sandy Hook. II. J.; Noy q. $50 p m-w'nd NV
moderate breeze partly cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer C.nuegos Pierce st Jago. Cienfuesos etc. via
sssameT justin Br TweGde
S,ess Gs cy%s Tu5s Island San
BuckinEham OBJ, seorgia. Genoa via savan-
Steamer Kansas City, Fisher. Savannah-R l. Walker.
Steamer I,owden Paine. West Point. Va-Od Dominion
Steamship Co. 4.
Steamer H. II. Whitney. Hallet. Boston-H r. Dmock.
steamer Guyandotte. Walker. Norfolk-Od Dominion
Steamship Co. - . < .
Steamer Fanta.. simons. Philadelpha-wilam p Clyde
& Co.
Steamer Batoum CBr). Luckham. Dover. for orders
Gust Heye.
steamer Bessarabia (3r). Martin. chareston-Phelps
Bros. Co.
steamer Ornoco (Br. Fraser. Hamilton Bermuda
Outerbridge a. Co.
Schooner Adelena (Br). Gerard. Yarmouth. S-A 7
Honey. 49,
nell Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

ART AND ARCHITECTURE at the WORLDS
FAIR-The only guide ia existence which
discusse. the pictures and buildings OF the
E'air. Illustrated. 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming
articles by II. &. NOrthrOp. the prime mover
On mi. work. Ncw-YOrk City men who want
10 hcip beautify their native towns In the
couutry should read this cents a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The story
Of each of the races of past years, well told
and profuscIy illustrated. !5 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

In the Circuit Court. at Newark. John Kelly. the
lad whose right leg cut off by Bsnk-st car
got verdict of $1,000: he sued Tor SS3;VW ny
Newark Passenger Railway Company will appea
TO the higher courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 65s Sun Moon 52s Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandy Hook 1851 Gov Island SIP He'll Gate 10:0o
PM-Sandy Hook SIS Gov. Island S42 He'll Gate l0:3S
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acknowledgements in their favor 10y 3. O..
r.. DodJ Solicitor of the standard OIL Come
many, and argument against ny L. w. row.
.I.rIy GRIND NInster Workman of the kniS hts
nf In i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

WAN sTORIES-Ovcr forty tales Of the
civil War by Union Soldiers. Inspiring q, thrill.
ing md pathetic. Most of them written for
n ribuue cash prizes. 30 cents.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

%. I,psiion anniversary. No. 80 West Fortysecondst
D. m. . am
broadway. 2 p m -
Rapid Transit Commissioners. No. 90 william-st. z
p ,..
Lecture by W. IT.. Gibson. No II West Twenty-ninth-
st.. 3:15 p.
Commercial Travellers Club smoker" evening
XVIIIth Assembly District Republican Association NO
al West Forty-seventh-st, p. m
Barnard College Trustees. p.
Presentation of bust Of George Washington Grammar
School No. AZ.
THE Goldey'' entertainment. No West Fourteenth
ST., y.
W. Spencer Walton. Evangelist. before noon prayer
meeting, No. liz Fulton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

NILLIONAIREs.-A complete list OF the -.
"a, miIlionnIrcx OF the United States, ana
how they made their money. Only list ever
complied. Valuable TO students. economists
and promoters OF new enterprises. I'd cents
"a eopy. In ncxt' lie cloth, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
r,r.ru AyENUE-James F. JOY. Detroit. HOFF-
MAN-RosveIi A. Parmenter Of Troy. HOLLAND
Judpe Nathan Gon OF West Virginia. MURRAY HILL
CONGRESSMAN Nelson Dngey. jr.. Of Maine and John X
Buck of Hartford. SAVOY-Baron de Marajo OF BRAZIL
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Extra fine Panama Suiting

Extra fine Panama suiting
plads. stripes and plain-strictly
all woo-colors and black. ~
All Wool Cashmerex
and Trlcots. in oil colors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n
Fine All Wool Armures
and fancy Bourctes-weie 7J............., loe
Two-Toncd Rib ChevIotx
and fine Tailor Cloths Observation-Disclosures. oos
Broche Satins-Evening Shades
also Satin stripe Moircs.. ..........-----... ~
China siIks-32 inches wide
In every dcsrabc fancy shade. ~
All-siIk Black surahs
heavy warp-2i inches wide. "a
White surahs
wide and narrow stripes-al silk
also nuted Crepe De Chnes-all colors ........ So
Handsome Figured Chenille Portieres
full wldth-ifingtd top-.. % -
Best saxony Chenille Portieres
Oriental and Renaisslnce designs. % -
Bagdnd Tapestry Portiercs
frngcd top-Indan tints.............-.--~~... o. e
200 Pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains
dcsgns-worth 4 50.............---......e % -
Fancy Figured siIkolines
SO inches wde-50 styles........--.........~.. 9ae
Satin Warp Tapcstries-5O inch
designs and c)lorngs. 81 %
Ten quarter White blankets
strictly oil WOOL. " %
Eleven quarter White Blankets
strictly oil 70 %
Twelve quarter White Blankets
strictly all u %
Heavy Gray Wool Blankets
extra laigc-goCd yilue az 225.....s-"...... 81 50
WOOI-lincd Stable blankets
strong e. 80
All Linen Cream Table Damasks
ID. w1c-Naluc CO. l9c
Fine Linen Lunch Sets
~, "a. coth-dozcn dcyhesi value 3O0...... N3S
All Linen German Damask Towels
ON inches al yaus 2i..-.........-...... a0e
BIeachcd Turkish bath Towels
:. inches lonG-worth loo..........-........"" ~
Rogers silver Tea Spoons
:. IS per ba1 do1en-...... We
Rogers Table spoons and Forks
81 - peg ia idJzen--.................. u "
Rogers Dinner and Dessert Knives
extra heavy Dlides-hsll 90 SLID
Ladies' Fine Black Fur Capes,
20 inchs ong-nI circular
Baltic Seal .Iox Capcs
extra lon--rMo T..
River NinL-TaiI Neck BOns
and LonIon.dyed Beaver Sligo
Real Seal Combination Books
all leather liaed-wcrtl .9s.................. A9c
Solid Gold Maruuise Rings
Blue FL amcl-reguar plice 5e.j0....-"."""".. $l33
Pearl Pen Holders
with Cold Pcn--~orth s.75. go
Fine SILK Chiffon Drapcrics
- inche, widc-al colors; worth sl25......... Sc
Fancy Lace Bureau Sets
with nsertings and Six Ribbons. SAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

nc IssVES.-The best of Roswell c. HOrr's
,rt,ctex in The Weekly Tribune on the Tars
~. Finance and Silver. An education In IL.
uclf cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

ALMANAC. iS93.-Third Edition. revised to
the first of April. a really splendid number.
Eirst OF the great Almanucs on the market.
o,O pures. Now rcndy. Facts about the
Worlds Fair. 20 cents copy.
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Announcements.
E. & W. LEoTA,' Z. & W.
FULL DRESS COLLAR

A-A-Prcpare for winter. Have your wiz
dows fixed with Roebucki Weather strips. VIII eNclud
drauChts and reduce coal bills y Eocbuck. u
Fultonst. Telephone, COrtandt 2i5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

Did you buy suit or overcoat of us
two or three years agof and was it
right or wrongf
Suppose it was wrong.
We are making clothes better now.
Our Prince Street superintendent says
that the only limit to our business is
the number of people that come into
our stores.
Too bad our advertising-man is so
dull.
whas every man ought TO know-in our winte, book
ROGERS, PEET & 90.
,sS$S5 ss%4 x ss y:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

TRUE STORIES OF THE WAN FOR rHn
uNION.-A new collection april, 1s03) OF
storics written by actuai participants.
cOuy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,

90 WEST s9Ti.ST.
Diseascs OF the Nervous system Genitounnary Organs
Impofency and Steriiity. Hours. 70 l. TO s
Milhau's Calisaya Is a wholesome tonic and
appetizer helms fory the dshilated against malaria,
grin &C. Oct the gcIl',ne. Ehau. 1873 Broaiway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Deniifrice
tooth powder the world for preserving the
I.cireshinc AMI delicious. - cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

MEMS FINE NECKWEAR.
Thanksgiving Sale.
AT 60 CENTS EACH,
A very large lot of TeclIs. Flow
ing End. and Graduated End
Four-in-hands, this seasons very
best designs, expressly made up
FOR this sale.
They are identical in quality
and make with what we have
been selling for S1.OO. Si.25,
and S1.5O each, and are Of the
finest materials used for Mems
Neck Dressing.
Sale begins this morning.
JAMES McCREERY a. CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

NEW NAVY-The Tribune's pamphlet has
great popuInr value. All the new wnrsnips
Ie.cribed with number OF guns. dimcas
.s,r. etc This number also contains the
Chtltmn compilcutiOn. rs cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24

SOUR CHAUNCEY"-A new cdition' WIN IL.
,,..,., "-.r. I'm paper. Any regular
subscriber to The Tribune can get ~ Ior ~
cents. A delicious piece OF fun, wri.'e1 my
I.nuc II. Bromley for the Yale ".ems.
fu.ely Illustrated by Beard and 0ips0n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-24
A Scene from the American Revolution
'Washington's Farewell
HIS OFFICERS"
December &, 1888.

December Z, 1888.
4 photographic picture. In coIors. IL ny 10
inches. suitable for trimming. representing
accurately the famous scene In Frauncess
rny,rn. New. York City. December !, 17SJs
Painted by II. 4. Ogden. an authority IN
scenes of the american Revolution. expressly
for The New-lOrk Tribune. copyrighted ana
btuinubIe only from The Tribune Ior-
traits nre given of Washington. Knox, Put.
NAM, Stcuben. Lincoln, Clinton. Greene van
CortIandt, Lamb. and Humphreys. This Pic
turc In historically exact and the only ono
of this scene which IL 80. The room ana
the circumstances are represented just az
they were. and the uniforms are correct to
u button and "a rosette. In rolls postage
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STATE BAR-ROOMs.

There will be no liquor or beer sold in
South Carolina except by the State. after
July l. Four OF the most eminent legal
firms in the State have decided the mat.
ter. Soon after the passage of the law
at the last session OF the Legislature the
liquor dealers of the State employed
counsel to test its constitutionality.
These counsel advise the liquor dealers
to prepare to meet the law as valid and
constitutional, and cannot advise them
to sell liquor after July LIST.
Governor Tilman and the State dis.
penser are travelling over the State max
ing arrangements to open State barrooms
on July LIST. The Governor expects to
buy liquor in the city that will trust
him. The act appropriates only $50, 900
with which to start the business, but the
Governor thinks the State can easily get
all the "tanglefoot" it wants. However,
the States motto in all it's barrooms will
BIO =" Positively no credit Never again
will be heard that ancient and familiar
maxim, Essays the Governor Of North
Carolina to the Governor of South Caro-
lima, it's long time" ETC., as the Gov.
ernor of South Carolina will be in posi-
ton to obviate any such difficulty.