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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
TREycH CHIL DREy nom 4 FESTIVAL.

The Sunday -school children OF th' French Evan
ge.ical Church held their NTH harvest festival AT
their schoohouse NO l2G West Sixteenth-st. last
night There is feature In these festivals foreign
but most pleasing. The church gives four festivals
"A year. At Christmas, Easter and midsummer the
little all receive presents. At Thanksgiving
the children bring their Thanksgiving offerings. to
be distributed among their lcss fortunat" friends
Last night each child brought some small Gift
wrapped up In a paper bag and gave It up with "A
gentle "merci' To the recipient AT the door. som"
with big bag. carried by three or -FOUR
This probably held a turkey or a chicken two
All be distributed amon6 The sick and dis
ab.ed in the French Hospital. the Hospital for
Crippled Children and by the Swiss Benevolent so
ccty.
Among those busy ia the schOOlroom which looked
bright on every side but especially where the great
tables at the head were loaded down with the offer
ings of the children the pastor, the Rev. H..
Granlicnard: r.. Twyenori. superintendent and the
secretary. l.. Bichsel. The festival opened by all
singing the CORA in Excelss'' in French, and
then the children. helped by some OF their oder
friends pleased everybody 10y choice programme
OF music and recitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
MOUNT VERNON.

The Presbyterian. Methodist Baptist anu 'or
formed churches OF jount Vernon VIII nav '.'..h
THANKSGIVING services In the Presbyterian '.,
to-day The Rev. C. NJ Giffen. pastor III '"o ~, -.
od,s, church. will preach the sermon. ~, Iii
Vfmrnbv the Gospel Temperance evangels';; ,,,nns
have special service for ali classes rvrnng The
W .,i'r,aar chorus Of about 80 male ann lc',a,
voices. will have special section o' Although
lin ,hcr,a is reporied TO be prevalent IN towns ~,
rounding Mount Vernon there are HnS u.bere there
casas renorted here. In one iat1iE WIZ 49,. an,
are three CA ses at once, all OF the ai''c'eu
~ danger and the fatal cases nay" pesn COMFY
GhristIan Endeavor Convention, u p' M " The
civ on January 2. sent out vcs', ,r IT,.
~ ~ Tariai II Martin OF the Clinton Avenue ~,
rNrmed Church. Newark. and Miss -NIl'e NiHi ~ =, "
Icr of Jersey city. viii he among the sP'"N''''
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HE SAYS SHE THREW FORKS AND DISHES
AT Kim.

Mrs. Mary Knurck is seeking limited divorce
from John Knurck on the grounds or cruelty and
abandonment The case came up in the city Court
yesterday motion for almony and counsel
fees The facts developed that the parties to
the suit were married in 1885, and until recently
lived at No lO2 Covert-st They have five children
Mrs Knurck alleges tina. her husband has aban-
doned her five times since May s. 1884. remaining
away days at a time. He has knocked her down
and kicked her she deposes. and has threatened
knock out her brains. He from so TO so
a week, but has only given her = 80 In the last
fortnight for the support of herself and children.
She asserts that he has called her vile names and
has said he cared more for another woman than
for her. The husband in his answer forth
that his wife Is "A perfect virago and woman Of
violent temper. He admits striking her. but only
i'm self-dcfence He that she has thrca tened
to XIII him. and has thrown dishes. knives and
forks at him. and has repeatedly struck him in the
face from no He denies having threatened
her life and says his wife refused 10 wash
for him and he had TO sleep a lounge en-
dure 1.-The tor;ures Of the damned from her tongue.
The sum OF So counsel fee and 81 week alimony
was allowed
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20
SATURDAY. DECEMBER
SHIPPING Ne " :.
rorr OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. nov. Is. 1894.
ARRIVED

FORT or NEw YORK. WEDNESDAY. nov Is. 1871
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic ,nr, Par.ol Liverpool Noyemter u
and Queenstown with mise. - cabin ana - steer
age passenger II kcr'"j. Arrived al the h"' AZ
s,csm~r cunc olr smith Liverpool Noyennhcr 49, with
steamer Lain ,G.ri Hcliu.fs. from Bremen N"N 'ir
- southampton q with ri"' ana ps-r ns.' 90. =,
steamer we.i,ruiani d'csi. W'y"r. An'~ep N,c'nnr'
l.. Wh mI.~ ara = hf~i go 49, .il ,an,n am ''
az. pas.rnE~-- International Navigation co. Arrived
s,,,,.. "a rrr,,snc ,fr Rup, from na,rc Nosem,'g
I'm , r,r,..s WoalrcA Porto Cahcilo November Il.
Houit0n. Bliss q D'ii"it Arrived a" 't' lar
steamer Eo.-~ oBp L.ar,. RIO Janciro November ?
Lucia H. wlth md-c t' Iin-H J"''ns Arrived al me
s'e,mrr siu''.ga na,ce Tampioo No.enber % Pr,
gr'-o g. AMI H"t ana - WIN mus . .n a.
steamer Arianrorn dlu. clyde. ci"nn'sos No,"rnher
49, WIN sugar o. W''a'N - e. Arrived ai I'D" lar al
5~ame, I'm. wrar t., w., and Galveston with
steamer 3D. sui iiieenf Sea Orleans with m's" 20 }
s.aucr ,her, s~c n,ar-c jacksonville and Charleston.
win md.c and ln.s.ngrr- tp W = clyde d. Co.
os Snrs ailn m.c 'i' ia 5Iy. S'
steamer CT, ~ Edinburgh di'. Frame. Philadelphia.
s,can,r Ga,andot,c walker Newport NcWs and Nor.
folh with nlrr AMI IA~.eng"fs tD Oh Dominion - Co.
SANDY Hook. No' - $50 p 90 NinI northwest strong
CLEARED
sieamcr Trinidad $50. Fraser E.rmala-N l. Outer
steamer ~ NJ whitney naIlo' n1-,on. n = pimock.
steamer ,i,y u Wr-ins'on hurley. Havana and Mex
steamer Nsic,, ita,d Ncw.orcans ) r Van sickle
Steamer Bow ''n. Thompson IAyerpoo u N kgrs"y
steamer Ii4zie Henderson. Wnlcfs. Ihilrl"lihn J {
steamer Roanoke roaz. Norfolk md Echmond-o old
Dominion - g..
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WHITE PLAINS.

,,,nc,prr sI1rrUAN NOT GUILTY. OF MIK-
DER.
The Grand Jury yesterday failed u ma an "''''
ment against Margaret Sheehaa for murle'' VINO =
week ago shot her brother a; their home IL i''"-
town. The woman showed that she shot h't p'''"''
in self-dcfence. after ne had abused her ana U"'n'
oned In XIII her. Her brother was lntoNlcht'i ~
IL. ~, h,d an several occasions thr'At"n"l h''
~" ON the day OF he murdc. hc cam" M, ,l'
hn,se and found fault with his dinner. ana t"li n'S
sts|or th,f II she lid not give him a better ulfh ~
woull XII her lie followed NJ his threat ~ -.
Inc nm a can, and striking her with u ~ vi
,r,ad 10 CHOKE. her. She ran u 20 her fdth't ~
room and picking up a revolver. sh'i h'I piY,mrI r
load Margaret Is locked up In IN" county jan am
chen Inc decision ~ the Grand Jury 10 sem 20
IuIce Mills on saturday a motion Viii BE- maze 10y
her LAWYER TO release her from custody.
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NEWARK

The Republican Frcchollers-elcct held caucus
yesterday AZ the Courthouse In rcf'r"nc" To ~" APP
p,ntmcnfg 10 county Offices. all OF which ar" 70 hr
vacated under thu Iew Frc"hold'r law. Win w
exuiraiou Of the O.d board early Ia December.
The Jury IN the case Of Joseph Htrnl'9. o" fIlh 10Y
IN. murder OF his wife on Jun" IN. hf'uSh, III i
verdict yesterday OF murder IN IN" second nest',
me ma ymIm penalty for when J. twenty years W.
S,at. prison. which n" Judge inn at once IN
SATURDAY night. Jun" IL. Hermes went nom" ht anu
uuarr.il.i with his WIZ" in tn" pr"s"nr" 81 h'i
brother and her youag son. The VII" asked MN Tor
money and he said he rad nonr. ~her"up'n sh" r.
nrnachcd him Walking upstairs. Hermrs got MS
shotgun brought it downstairs and placed II near
the kitchen door He then said 10 ms VIE , on
I,,,, lk. me d. you," She AZ " cred. "tiO away.
Won drunken loafcr" without another word. iiermes
seized the gun. walked Ia the kitchen. where hs
wife was nj work. and fatally shot her IN the h"il
as she vas attempting 10 escape through the OPP
poslte doorway. Iiermes was aSain cooking thr
.,in when his brother and sOn seized him ana TOOK
The weapon away The defence was that m" gun
raised In fear ana that the shooting Wa "''-
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NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY

Can,ai, Frederick Lamport and f.icutcnnnts John
Brennan and Robert r. Martin. OF Company g.
.h Regiment \ J. y g. NJ Jersey city. nave
decided 10 resign. Captain Lamp'rtS resignation
has not yet been handed in. but the other r's's"a
lions have been presented. As the announceinent
vest. r,iav WAS something ~ "A surprise. Colonel -
ii Ahernethy. commanding. WAS ashei IaSt hlsht
Tor an explanation - the matter. ~" snlH 'h"
said that there had been unpleasant feeling IN inc
COMPANY for some time. and az II cansci Ia 4
81 discipline he thought change OF onic"rS might
prove beneficial. He an not know VINO was re-
snonsihc for the trouble Il WAS merely ms nuN
~ ,,eal with the condition h" found H. he De
uevrs that Captain Lampert viii be succeeded 'y
Samuel \. Boukcr.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

THANKSGIVING Day observances
Ricvcle tournament. Madison Square Garden
Non,enore Home anniversary and opening OF new
wing. Boulevard and Onehundred- and-thirty
st, 2:30 D. M.
Polytechnic Institute Brooklyn Hish ochoo' ioo'-
hall game Eastern Park. 23o p. m.
I.rter,,ipment AZ House OF Refuge. Randalfs ISL
and afternoon.
BAPTIST Boys Brigade competitive drill. Clermon'
Avenue Rink. p. III.
Distribution of flowers in hospitals and missions
Society 9th Regiment Volunteers annual mee"hs'
No. 20 East Fourth-st.. p. m
prosdsword contest Kohler's Park, Newark, 2
=. n.
South Orange Field Club open tournament
Long Island Coege-College Of Physicians anu
Surgeons football game Columbia oval. p. m
Carnival of Irish sports, Ridgewood PARK brooH-
lyn afternoon and evening.
MONDAY prayer-meeting. No. liz Fuitoh-s''
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PASS A1C.

Thieves broke into 1--WE dwelling nou-"' near me
Prospect St station. Passaic. on Tuesday night
From H. j. Van Diens house. at 40 = fennhs
ton-ave they got watch and = In chang" III
George Taylor's home AZ 80. 81 Prospert--t, th'F
made a good haul" Miss Ida Tayiors goa "ht''
aud R.niauin Tavlor's best suit Of clothes were
,ak.n Mrs Tavlors noe kcibook. containing IL
was taken from her bureau. and her son "ii'hl
80 ,nrhc1 of go which vas ia his trousers az IA"
head q, mis- bed. From the houses of ituth mon
,agre AT so ~ Prosf"ct-st. ana F'oif" Is l'"-'
AZ 40 n I'rosn.ci st. 81 IN chans" Nas taken \
rair OF portieres and small amount 81 none
wore stolen from De witt Romano" At 80 - '
Nordav night tvo oycrCoats. = ring ana some
siIyerwarc were taken from John Posts home. 40
M. Ioonn.il-aN-.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COON1l.
YONKERS.

$780,, Dana of Workers yesterday sold assess
Mayor ~ Tho mar value of $3.50 bearing :
meh' po'''s ,,oros, and maturing February j.
1895 to the Yonxers Savings Bank a, lv' sS ,sam
The Foc.ea isaW THIS Tia H Low
OF lhe '' The members of the Yonkers Dc''
h viii spend the , fay ANNUAL ne stag entertain
ol , ns tbS Workers Yacht club was he'u , o.
Clubhouse at I.amartine-aye; ana WA, nresded and
daInrnounced the several entertainers Wadron
songs by l.. Butler. H. Morris, a and g. Williams;
music by o II Mo Messrs Belsr
ann oUn Wciss and clog dancing by the MesS'S Inn
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HIGHEST Of all Leavening Powcr-Latest " D. "o' N'F
R9H!A!!!!!! F Rsk!Rs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

it was said that there are judgments on on the an
tachments have been issued against the company
on claims aggregating s25r besides, ,d IL NOT
about $4,000 open accounts. ana ne uoes 600
think the value OF the assets will exceed SoV'o.
The company got into financial dlcuil'es '"''
January and has since been in litigation.
Judgment for $3.50 entered YESTERDAY asa,iL'
the Eastern Electric Company. or New brunSw'0 ~
canada and John +. Xebley, broker or TINS cl.y' ~,
favor OF the Edison General Electric oIhpas 81, u'
six notes Of the former company which WERE III
dorsed by Mr.. Iebley ,, 900 Az
Two deficiency Judgments. aggregating s0stlo,
were entered yesterday against TnoInas -, "a"
Rr,,nt builder in favor of the Equitable Lie AS
surance Society.
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Long ISLAND.
SLOT HY A HINTER.

NEWTOWN- Theodore Spacth. farmer Of
Laurel Hill il dying at his home from the effects
OF "A charge Of buckshO fired into hts face ycster-
day by an unknown Italian whom he ordered on
his farm The Italian, with several other hunters
was looking for game the Spacth farm. The
elder Spaeth ordered the intruders of. The I'M
known italian levellcd his gun at Spaeth. IN" s"n
of the latter spoke up and the hunter turned around
and fired the contents of IN" gun INT" Young
Spaeth's face. The man escaped. br. iiinkson
was summoned. Most Of the shot has been taken
out OF Spa,ths face but he IL unable To leav" MS
bed Justice Monteverde has issued warrant Tor
the arrest of the Italian. Constable Euddcn styf
he Will have trouble In finding the Italian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLY.'
THE PRICE OF GAS TO BE RAIsEr

THE PRICE OF GAS TO BE RAISED.
The gas war has come end \ few months
ago the Fulton Municipal Gas Company. OF which
General James Jourdan is president. began the cut
ting OF by reducing the price from q - n
thousand to 81. Most OF the other companies fol-
lowed the example Sc; to them The Fulton Mu-
nicipal Company IN August reduced the price TO ~
cents, hut only two other companies dii the
same Some OF the schemes OF consolidating the gas
interests Of the city have since then been aban-
doned and the Fulton Municipal Company has laid
many miles OF pipe in the territory divided among
the older companies. OF which Il has always been
riva. when IL has o. supplied the cheaper water
gas to them instead OF their making their own
coal gas.
General Jourdan announced yesterday afternoon
that on and after December the price Of would
be increased from 30 cents TO 81 -. which j. the limit
Of price In cities the size OF Brooklyn. General
JourClan added that the companies had been losing
money selling gas az the iower price, and those
which had stood out against Increase finally
agreed /; yesterday He denied that any con-
sOlidaton OF interests had been effected. The com
panies which have agreed 10 raise the price are the
Fulton Municipal. Citizens. Brooklyn. People g.,
Metropolitan Nassau and the Williamsburg. The
last-named company stood out against the Increase
until yesterday II reduced its price by reason %
competition OF the Equity Company. Concessions
We're made to new customers in many cases by rival
companies and bills have been hard to collect. Cen
cral Jourdan said ne would do all In his power 10
secure consolidation OF gas interests.
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FISHER d co. APPARENTLY OFT or BCHNESS

FISHER d co. APPARENTLY OFT or BUSINESS
Fisher & Co. of No. is Broadway, have APP
parently gone out OF business. Inc oHices are
lacked Nd and no one has been In them since
,r,osdav noon The ,lescrtion OF the quarters Is
unexplaincd There was a report only re" uds
ago that the concern had failed but II was u. ,b
M the office Nothing can be learned apout ~,
members OF the firm but the company Mn aI, 1o1
represented on either the Stock or Cohsoroae oc
ns.Inbonccs The members of the hrm were ac-
cms,omed TO send out circulars onerins pls r.
,urns for small Investments. and their %
nra moi I'm accordance with the IDEAS OF the STUN
Exchange. ,ro ,.id tn have been
very large.
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TO BE BRooK1.YN DAY AT TIE FAIR

The Army and Navy were both represented at
the 23d Regiment fair lest evening, and III" gray
uniforms Of the members OF the command on guard
were relieved by contrast with those Of some %
the visitors There only few people present
in the afternoon but in the evening the customary
crowd filed the armOry, greeting friends and look
Ing for bargains. l. is expected that to-day viii
bring the greatest attendance In the history %:
the fair. which has now been continued for fort
night 1t will be Brooklyn day and many persons
Will 20 in the afternoon rather than be caught in
the crush Of the evening II was originally Intended
bring the fair "A close this evening. bat ii has
been decided 10 lrngthen the time by two days ana
close the sales until Saturday night. one Of
the features last evening was the exhibition by w.
J. Leonard OF his bullet and sabre proof shield IN
the rife range 1t was tested with heavy ammuni-
ton and sabres and bayonets. 'The marksmcn =
contests in the rife range attract much attention
The flower booth. which was In charge Of Mrs.
Raymond Hoagland last evening. adorned by
fine palms lent by DR.. S Fleet Speir. The music
last evening included several popular selections.
Many chances have been sold for the $500 napht Ia
launch.
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SPECIAL SILK SALES.

Commencing tomorrow and con'
tinuing until January LIST, We
shall hold Il Series of Special SILK
and Velvet Sales that will be OF
surprising interest. No goods Will
be offered that are not OF thor.
Oughly reliable character.
Black and COlOred Dress Silks
in all the various makes and quail.
ties. Novelty Silks for day and
evening wear. Skirting, Lining
Silk and all the various types will
be included in the several sections
of our departments, both on the
Main Floor and i'm the Basement.
Ladies' wanting Silks for imme:
diate or prospective use will find
this tempting opportunity.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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WAT Frs
PIANOS

The great reputation which the Waters Pianos
have maintained for FIFTY YEARS will be IN.
creased by the improved Waters Pianos Of to,
day. Their wonderful TONE QUALITIES am
the exclusive products of special knowledge ana
long experience in piano construction.
Elegant Upright and Baby Grand Pianos IN
fine. light and dark-igured wood cases An
offered at extremely low prices, and on our nsv
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that association which has lately been superseded
by the Columbia College Union F. NJ sill. we
coach OF last years freshman crew, was CHOSEN
manager of the varsity crew. L. Pell was elected
treasurer OF the track athletic team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29

;, MASS MEETING or COLUMBIA STUDENTS.
nass-meeting OF the students Of Columbia
College held yesterday IN the Law School
Building, Forty nnth-st and Madison-ave. w. T.
lawson presided. Mr.. Miller. treasurer OF the old
Athletic Union. made O report Of the finances Of
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.,r,-raTI'EC ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise :03 Sunset i.3i Moon sets III "'i' ''" ~"
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
~ ed, Hook 40 GOV Island 0o7 Hell Cat" -"
:, n sandy Hook ?:2o GOV Island ?.5> ne" '''" '''
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Deutsch & Co.,
9th Ave., cor. 22d St

steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
oa D9mn HSck + rh, OBJ Collier Dover Ens-Goepel
steamer Stuttgart GER Kohlenbeck. aBltimore-oe-
steamer Glenmorven d3D Brunstron. Greenock-smp
Steamer Fcqua ,BD. Brown. PhiladeIphia-Phelps
steamer Iroqu,i. Pennington Charleston ard Jackson
VILE " clyde CO. u.,.u,.. ~ r
steamer Corinha ohD. Roberts. wilmington y -
s,e@m%r III Sol Mason Ncw.orleans-J T Van Sickle
ship Lyndhurst OBJ. Martin Anjer' Java for orders
Ship Johann Friedrich ,GeD LemckA Limerck-Georse
steamer Gra,ia ,Non stray. sydney and Newcastle
Australia-R Cameron & Co.
SAILED.
A@Ssg fR1 Pine po1S p H1sT',S o p1s"2:
Ga9 r s Gy q ,t w'hI nnS R h nona
NSc,5"hec. savannah. ship Sea witch. for Newport
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
Wreck Buoy.
TIA. the s.i y, oo sgGy ep Eslnsa
9$ ana '" 1srK hs "N wrk u me schooner Mary
sunk rosek Rp ane ep bown ap n Sy
he United Engineers. and ceased to be danger
he List .e q ssseo s and ho0y'
by order OF the Lighthouse Bo 1,,xrs GREER
Washington D. C.. November ~. 1894
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Aral lBr Richardson from New-forH NoVein-
Der II. arrived At London November - 49,. v.L "
Steamer Witicind Wsrl. 'uppefs from Ne" o'~ W.
yeul.r 49, arrived Queenstown November y -
steamer Francisco hiT' Jcnkins IRON Ne"-'0'N W.
Ysinuef ~. arrived 49, Hun November =
steamer Virginia Geri. Schee sailed from 'opehhase"
r,r N.yv- York November - A..
steamer TRAY" "'"rl, sande'. from bremen A0' Wv"
Yorh sailed from Southampton November = .
Steamer ti~rJ. ,rstolcrs New DIX Tor Npu'h-
aupton ard bremen passed. the Lizard November - .
steamer Ncw-N.rk. Jamson from New fo'~' arrived a.
az southampton November - -
steamer NiticSind ,Ge. 'uppe-s. from New-ioTh ar
.rnt
steamer Vccndam Dutch Nnn der Zee. from New ioiA
arrived ni Rotterdam 40, "rnher -.
Steamer Island dam Shjldt. from New-foFk November
l." arrived AZ Copenhagen November y ~. VI,
steamer Amsterdam uu'chl Sterser. for New foi"
Steamer Mor4Nla Vier y lgin from Hamburg 'or New"
Yoik. sailed from IIasrc November -.
Steamer IA.soI d3n. C.ombes. 4. no Dc tnncIro
sailed nom - Lucia for N"~-foik November -
Announcements
A-A-Prepare for winter. Have your win
dows fixed with Roebucks Weather strips. VIII exclude
an ,ir.fts and reduce your coal bills. : Roebuck liz
Fulton ST. New York. Hamlionave near l4th-st. BROOK
lyn. Ca. wire Telephone connections In both
cities.
Coloring Photogrdp hs.-YOu may bring any
good photograph here and have II colored at 90 cents
AMI II desirable select frame from immense
and l,v priced stock lockwood. Photographer. lao
broadway inth ST.
marietta" t.. q W. "Odena :"
The collar. Inc cun
Henry A Daniels. NJ D..
90 WEST s9TH-ST
| p.,.a,.. Of he Nervous System Genito-Urinary
Gan. Impot.ney and sterility Hour 3 to to
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A-A-Prepare for winter. Have your win
iows fixed Roebuck's Weather strips. VIII exclude
an ,rsfts and reduce. your coal bills : Roebuck. L.
Fulton ST. New York. Hamltonave. near l4th-st Brook
yn ,all. wirr Telephone connections In both
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Announcer. nta

steamer IasseU ,Br. Cuonbcs. T. RIO do ,anclro
SAILED nom - Lucia for New Yo,k November =,
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We have nm extensive & very choice STOCK
Of imported Model Gowns. also our "w"
make. Every garment m""e "'e'
.,,,,,. & we fit every garment without
rxtrn charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29

COlOring Photogrdphs.-YOu may bring any
good photograph and have II colored at 90 cents
and II desirable then sele, frame from immense
and low priced stock lockwood. Photographer. lao
lroadWay tinth ST..