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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
AMERICAN CATTLE IN GERMANY.

\ PRELIMINARY REPORT FROM THE A"ENI
NOW INVESTIGATING TIE SUBJECT.
Washington Dec. 25-An agent OF the Depart
mont OF Agriculture now In Germany. has been
looking into the grounds for the German move
mcnt against American live cattle and dressed beet
and has made the following prtAllin"I! i'P''' ~
the Department:
Additional time being required TO prepar" com
plete report ] hasten to forward this information
interest but of immediate value to the Depart
rneni The general opinion among The ii"portets
the German authorities will never reccde rom the
position they have taken unless thcy could Tf ,
duc,i 10 revoke the prohibition oiier on coi.ii,o ,
that German veterinarians he employed 10 lhSp@ecs
the live cattle ana dressed bcrt heors
transportation 10 Germany hl- mus niso no, No.,
been the opinion Of The directors % the innaou
Wolf ~ this company inform me that they haNe
made the proposition 10 the German ,'o'.i'.ale
rarso OF dressed beef or live cattle In the United
states which Is 20 he landed AT H'rtnah poi -
seen. This company has bust four nagnih..ei,t
steamers FOR the purpose OF ramsrorns s,"aucrs
now take their freight to iayrc. ,,,..
IN, ~ 10 Ind si,urh,'r- house were rather re-
luctant at hrst. to call the diseas" dls.4' err, ,,
s IsHns or he General nature 81 the disease
They concluded that the sickness nlSht h' ~"
impiire water believing thai the sixteen head IN
fortod had been watorcd from "a tank probably IN
a filthy condition and full 81 bacteria "hi'h "vun
Lo responsible for the Shiny condition 10 ~hi,
The Ini.stin.s were found. An analysis - III"
water however proved this theory 80 j." moore i
,h.refor. the veterinarians Wcr" almost 81 a loss
10 know what the disease Was or what should nav
caused tho sckness. The matter Ma rr.22tte" 10
the Imperial Sanitary Department. ~ t5'ili i,,'
they demanded FOR inHpe' ti"i inc ,i.,.i ,ir,'is
liver and heart % one ~ thr dlS'',' H.,
Three weeks aficr"drd " Was n''iHI'" ~ w 10
ycrial sanitary lciariWcii tha' We 'l''i', -
Texas fever. and prohibition oiH'i wa 49,.
and proclaimed. Tn" veterinarians ~ iit"l""'"
now affirm that. ACCORDING 10 th' "'"s '"a'a ~, =,
AT he % the Killing OF the dlH'hN'l "Hii""'' Ct
corresponds exactly with the description gwen uH
American auihoiItl"s ana therefore 'h'i '"' u"
longer remain any doubt but that 'h" disease n
rea1t,v "a Texas fever. The chcf veterinarian ~
Hamburg Sir Nol.ers. and the nf"'i.f "i we
hamburg slaughter house. Mr.. HoSs"n. HAY" S"n'
to England. to give this matter ,"i "','n'i"
and To- learn "hat p'''Hi ',''' - - s,.,sc ,h,,
tee take against the spreading OF 'h' 'i.''s nm
they discover cases "l -. ,,,,rf, .l..i,',
marian NOllcrs has aieo Nil''" l'H'l"''' r,
tn. complete details 81 ID" ilH'''I. u '''s 80
which Will bc forwarded 90 the Department ~ 500"
as the pamphlet is printed. -
Denmhrks folio" ing ,'"imhiy yt"Ni"lllIlI 'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
DRESSNAkING.

"A. A.-COCTrRIEHE FRANCHISE,
Fancy waists. street. dinner ana h'''
dr.as..s. ladies materials made: sprclal
sf,ies fo- large ladies'. rrrnodellns a,rrt
notice. moderate prices. Nine. ANlbf-
son. los Wet l1th-st.. late with stern
Ur.s.
COMPETENT drossmakcr and sramstress
hv dav OF take work home. SKIRTS. waists
ais, remo,lcllins repairing. alterAi ons
children's drc, ars. Address MIS-. III In
20. Amsterdam nave
pREssMAKER wishes more customers nv
N. day pr a horne. rlissss and children g
SUITS. host references. r. L.. 81 ON ave.
DRESSMAKER. good cutter and filter &?
work IN family. city OF country goa
home preferred 90 big wages Address a.
l0'. West 42l-s;.
FIRST-CLASS pRESSMAKER. late with
Deuiz 4 Co.. 5th-sve.. VIII 20 out; 81 -.
formerly s. so. evening. street AMI college
dresses perfect nt'ng. remcdellng.
UIERS l. $50 f.etingtun-ave.
FRENCH pREsSMAKER.- fn'cr. cutter.
good searnstr"ss highest references. en-
cagsncnt hv month 10 private family IN
or our ~ city. Address go East 4nth-st
SEAL, GARMENTS r-iy"l and altered into
,a~hl0nafie ctpss and E'ln Jackets Mrs.
DARKER. TIC Wes' 3oih-s'.. near Hr0ld
way. laie with Gunther's Sors. 5'h-av"
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TO DEVELOP FLORTDA'S INDUSTRIES

jacksonville Fla. Dec Pa dispatch TO Ihe
Times Union" from Tallahassee. F,a says
The fact has been developed that the prime Cd
iect Of the visit of II. :. Allison and ~ > 'ehte,
Of New-Orleans. was 10 organize here JOINT sloch
COMPANY with capital Of 100000, for the purpose
Of building M various industries in this "ectIoi,
They viii plant from iO ~ 1909 acres IN rainie ana
place decorticating pant here. They nave alreduy
incorporated tine cotton factory OF McDougt brotn-
eis. with 4 view Of organizing a company Tor the
purpose Of enargng that plant and operating an
Immense cotton mill In Tallahassee. Mr. center Is
prominent manufacturer. and Mr.. Allison Is tne
inventor Of the dccOrtc itng machine for when ne
will receive prize of $le5.0o He has been ohciay
Informed that the money ready for him and ne
Will visit India 10 receive ii In person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
AN ERROR IN WALKERS REPORT.
THE OFFICIAL cOrYIsTs RESPONSIBLE FOR A
MISREPRESENTATION OF THE ADJ


MISREPRESENTATION OF THE AID
MIRALs VIEWS
Washington. Dec. 25-In the last report OF Admiral
Walker on Hawaiian affairs there occurs an error
attributable the official copyists, which has been
perpetuated in the official Congressional document
on the subject and which makes Admiral walker
say exactly what he took pains to avoid saying. In
the document as transmitted to Congress 10y Secre-
tary Herbert and printed at the Government Print
ing Office. in report No. 81. dstoi at sea. August
Il. occurs this sentence
| feel that the departure OF both the Philadelphia
and the Champion Ohc only men-of- war AT iiono-
luu) would be. under existing political concltlohs
not favorable TO order ard security In the ISLANDS
Admiral Walker wrote just the reverse OF this
and in his original report file a; the Navy De-
partment. which examined yesterday 1t vas
found that Admiral Walker wrote "unfavordole N
stead Of Favorable" might have been noticed
from the context the report continuing with these
words:
1t would leave both parties entirely free ana de-
pendent upon their own resources. without any sup
port. nominal or actual. from any outside source
In my opinion. the Republic has ample strength 70
maintain itself and 10 preserve peace ana woni t
suppress riot or counterrevoluton with ilrm manu-
but as long as foreign vessels lay in the harbor OF
Honolulu. ready at moments notice In me even,
q disturbance. land forces to secure the satey
OF life and property It open to enemies OF me
Government 20 say that tranquility was mAlntaihed
only by the presence Of those ships.
l found leading members Of The Government ana
others strongly Of this opinion and expressing sats
faction with the prospect OF being lex Tor ""'e
entirely alone.
Attention has been called to this matter as indi-
eating that the Administration knew what II was
about and had the support of the new iawa'lah
Government In withdrawing warsnips. As ~ well
known the presence Of American warships thcie
was continually used by the Royalists as an hrgu
ment with the natives that the United states was
going restore tn" queen. ana IL l. silu 'hl '''
Administration wished 20 dispcl that Illusion. h,,
would aid the Royalists in ease Of an uprising ~
no American ships Wer" present. II - kho"H u"
Official circles that the Administration had very
clear understanding with Great h!ilun that So -, ~
would not he the case. although Admiral Walker
knew nothing Of that. as he VAS under orders 10
come home. and under the circums ,inc'S dI,1-
matte arrangement with Great HritaIn would hh'''!
be coniicd to him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
SENIOR ROMERO TO BE CHAIRMAN.

Washington Dec 2l-The chairmanship OF the
Vcnezuel,n Claim Commission has been accepted
by senior don Matias Romero. the Mexican Minister
10 the United States. Baron Won SIurma-Jclisch the
German Ambassador. having been compt led To de-
cline the honor by his Governments instructions.
Senior Andradc the Minister OF N"nezu"lh repre-
SCENTS that country on the Commission ana y IL
.Jcnrics Is the member for the | ntrd states Inc
Commission must organize not later than December
% by tie terms OF the treaty which was rhtli"d on
.Iulv 2S and their decision must b" rendered not
later than March 2S Tho only claim TO be arbi-
rated by the Commission l. that OF the Venezuela
Steam Transportation Company OF NeW-f orh
against Venezuela.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
4 CHARLESTON GROCERY FIRM FANS.

Charleston : G.. Dec 25.-The Bollman Brothers
Company Of Charleston. Wholesale grocery deal
ers have made an assignment to the Moultie MOT
decai for the benefit of their creditors Their Ia
bilities are $4,000 and their assets arc twice as
much. a meeting OF the creditors VIII he held on
Friday next when effort will be made TO ar
ranpa for rho continuance OF the business The
house is an old one but has been crippled by two
bad crop years In succession. as they have made
large advances to country merchants and planters
THOR inability make prompt collections lhdu''i
hem to make an assignment to protect their cred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
THE wHISKEr Trust RE0RG4yIzA TON

Peoria. H. Dec. $50 far nothing has been re-
ce.ved at Whisky Trust headquarters that VIII
give any definite idea what the majority of stock
holders think regarding the scheme for reorganiZa-
ton. II seems to he the prevailing opinion that
there will be rcorg nzation upon ore OF the plans
outlined by the dircc.ors. probably pan No. !. In
Peoria full confidence Is felt I'm the ability Of Presi-
dent Grecnhut No distiilerles will be started until
the first Of the year. when the output Will be In
creased by l2,.0 bushels daily. with distiileres in
operation at Peoria. Chicago. Terre Haute and
Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
ASKED TO BE TEPRTSONED FOR FORGERY.

Council Bluffs Iowa. Dec. 25.-At the door OF the
city jail here to-day George y. Carson asked To
be imprisoned for forgery. Only last Saturday he
fed from Marengo. Iowa lie had forged the name
OF George Engelbert. o. Marengc and his brother.
G. " W. Engelbert. - eight checks and had had
them cashed. He said the amount WAS so. He
went to Omaha Sunday and spent two days in
dissipation. arriving here this morning with
cent in his pocket The authorities at Marengo
Informed and reply came to hold him until
officer should arrive tere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
on. Bayonne Rangers.
Centreville 4.
FLAGLER WILL BE SURRENDERED.

GOVERNOR MITCHELL OF FLORIDA SENDS THE
EXTRADITIoN PAPERS To GOVERNOR HoGG.
jacksonville Fla. Dec. "a dispatch from Tai
iahassee. Fla says
The requsition papers which Governor Hog OF
Texas forwarded Governor Mitchell. for Henry
NJ Flagler the Standard oil magnate. have been duly
honored The eXtrad!tion papers were executed ara
mailed to-day Governor Hogg OF Texas. IL Is
supposed that the papers reach the Texas
Governor he VIII send officer TO arrest MT rag
Ter. and take him 10 Texas. IL Is said that MT
FlaSler is now in New-York
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lnfurnisbeS apartments 90 Cet

an WEST 9th sTREET:-New apartments . room'
~ and BATH s25 TO So Inquire OF )annor. Oh
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
INCOME TAX REGULATIONS ISSUED.

Washington Dee. 25.-The income tax regulations
IN official form. with the exception OF the biank
forms OF returns. which viii not be completed
for q week or more we're issued to-day a synop-
sis covering all the important points was sent In
these dspa tches ten days ago.
The index TO the regulations covers In concise
form all subjects embraced in twenty-thrce printed
usgcs of 300 words more and gives AZ glance
All the essential features Of the operation OF the
lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
GOLD STRTCK Nv NEBRA SKA.

Brownsville. Neb.. Dec. 25.-James May. who lives
two miles from here. recently began digging well
his farm. At depth Of twenty-five feet ne
found what ne believed to be bearing orc ana
had il assayed The test confirmed his belief and
he continued the digging until a depth OF seventy
feet had been reached The specimens assayed proved
TO be rich in gold and contained some silver. syn
dicate has been formed and preparations are Dclhg
made TO work the lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
SPECIAL TREASURY AGEy7 ARRESTED.

Chicago Dec Pa dispatch from San Francisco
saws that Special Tire isury Agent Is. NJ Mcl-auhh-
lin detailed for customs service on the coast was
arrested there last night the charge OF shooting
at Louis and Albert COres. brothers. with intent 10
commit murder. They say he was drunk III street
car and nourlshed his pstJ, McIaughlins story Is
that ne was going with "A stranger who had offered
10 sell him Chinese return certificates at cut prices
and who carried "A basket He suspected that the
brothers were IN collision with his companion. ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
Drsyyrss TROrBLES ~ THE WEST

81, Paul. Dec. 25.-Unsca sonably warm weather
with the consequent light trade caused the I hlen
States Clothing Company. with n branch NJ NIL
waukee under the name OF charles h''"s'h''e' q"
Co. TO put its property into the hands OF re-
aa,,.o- yesterday Peter Van Nechten. OF Milwau-
i, is III receiver for both houses. The Liabilities
are said TO amount to s20Vn
Indianapolis. Dec %.-George n. snare " ~
,,. l., carriage hardware here FOR twenty years
-, 70 :, South Meridan-si.. assigned yesterday 10
q, ,,ie 4 STARE Liabilities. 5000. assets, SD"".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
4 FIREMAN RUN OYER BY HIS ENGINE

The hotel belonging TO Michael Baruih, better
known as the Kerry Dutchman's Place. at BAY
Ridge Park was destroyed by fire last night
Three barns two horses and other property were
destroyed. The damage was about N"" h'"d''
pederick OF the Blythebourne Engine Company
,u ,.byo On tho way 10 the fire and over
h., The engine He was severely injured, ana was
taken his home at Fifty-siNth-s'- anu Fou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

Christian stark twenty-five years Old a gardener
living In Parkville l.. l.. walked off the bridge over
the Thirty-ninih-st. ferry cut on the West hhd
branch OF the Atlantic-ave. trolley line about ~
o'clock last night and fractured MS spine Nv
80 ,aror IN tho Norwegian Hospital. where IT is
no will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

the In the first ten minutes OF the second hail.
but although her quarterback. phil King mace
two great runs, which the most brilliant Feat
ures OF the game. Unions defence was mpregna-
bic and no further scoring resulted. The play was
exceedingly rough throughout and marked ny IRE,
quent smuggling. but account OF the soft ground
there were serious casualties. Score-Unon, o.
al iirrhI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine Now-IIampslire AMI Vermont fair decdenE
colder; northwest winds
For Massachusetts. Rhode lssnd ana 'onnecu'n'' ""
decidedly colder: northwest winds becoming NORM
For Eastern NeW-York. fair; colder northwest WHO'S
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Now-Jersey iali' 'e-
cilcdly colder: northwest winds. becoming hor'n.
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware ana "a'S'"""
fair. decidedly colder north winds
For West Virginia fair. north Winds -. r ..,.
For Western Pennsylvania and western Ne"-''''' IAN
decidedly colder northwest winds. ,,.u ,or,,
Fr ohio 'fair cooler: northwest winds. becoming hr'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

NICELY FURNISHED large and small
room I'm private house. all conveniences.
terms moderate. l51 East 3Gih-st.
~ WEST l2TH-ST Handsomely furnished
doors or suites II large rooms In a luiet.
private house; sunny southern exposure.
overlooking 5th-aye. winGows on TWO sides
IN every room: references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
THE BORDEAUX WINE EXPOSITION.

Washington, Dec. 25.-The French Embassy at
Washington has been notified that applications Tor
space at the International Wine Exposition, when
will be held at Bordeaux from May to November
1896 will he received AZ late AS January 81 by the
Soclfte Philomat hquc Of that city. which has the
matter in charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

YOUNG lady desires large. square. we'll
FINISHED room In good n"lgnu"rn'.l,
botveen West 10th and l2d SITS. about $50
monthly or So with bro tkfast. best city
references given and required. PERMA-
NENCY Trlhnnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
uIsINI.S> tuANtEs.

cr.,Tl,rN wishing - retire. on"'-
sr .al. , manufacturing bu-ln'A -. go.
,-t g.. ,.tf.. ln sArrii-ut 'iI'tiuh'.
49, a t.rs.n Who has .iiN'i"hi
about 500 "sp. fnl 'h,.tl Trn.ine
ono. or BlA 1906 N""-l 'ik i''' '"
cnoD orPOHTt NiTY for hn"n'.'
, ,'Itf s,,vp lrYnftlIi~ hu"iu'--' 0"'
.., 81 ~, ,uI share Nt gf .N'-- N'Il.'9
I..,.''l,e Box -. lidr"i. i'ili''"h '"""'''
coNrr,"rIoNEEY. stationery ana 10y
L4su~.s. u'N st s'.l ,.,,nii,,,F
IN, established WM -IpN Eb'll"'T'
ls,flf 81. oue h.''A -".t 30 ~ a. '.-
,.,....r,.,,r uprss II iall~s find II iu.
GO, .,,,'.ft a. ,ail " wil promptly "ni
~ .n..i. anal instructions Tor H'l'
,,.f,r. rerfect - .thnut Try ON,
p>f.T.NE A co. TafI.es' Patent TAll"r' W
H. 18th
CTS FOR CATALOGr -. adyer''.,-
m~nis etc. 'nstfN'l = ITO ~ ',''.s ,,l
send postal o. EDWIN S'l'HN' - ''"''
ave-. brooklyn
ror SALE An old established livery and
boarding stable. inquire a. ~ Eihhi-ss''
ErnoIyn.
ron SALE The patents on two very u'"-
Phi ar.l,l.s Z hardware. both L. ; ana
r,n,dl,n territory GEO. W MCKENZIE,
Il HaiferyWAIN h--f.. u '-tnn. MISS
INVESTOR wants financial aasiT'an'" IN
determining an idea ~ merit. ~ ifhp"s'ui'
this. .a.lV understood with ordinary IN
trulr.nc. ..dlrcss INVENTOR. Tribune
Ipiown once. l.2i: broadway.
PATENT 80 1873. issued Dec. 4. lS?i -
sail. nr viii place on ruya.iy manu-
fncfurers - no,cltics pleas" address
T : THORN. plainrcld. y. j.
49,. t -
PATENT ~. l3S. Dec. T. 1894. for sal" or
Tn,,lty. tin rooster with movable Wings
ana crows T. :. THORN. Plalnheld. y. J.
SPECIAL opportunity for SAT" Investment
II large or small amounts during the
remainder ~ December. Call. 10 !.
ANGEII. 80 ith-hN'.
THE GRAND ROCKLAND BNIAAt viii
nav moro for any stock. wh'lrsal" ana
rc,aN. Of al descriptions. city or country
business confidential Address BOX ol
congers. y Y.
WANTED. -Hv business man with an
established trade. partner with S%""
c,piial To take charge ~ Office ana
financial part ~ business. Address ;. =.
A. rs Washington-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
70 EXCEPTION ~ MS FAVOR.

From The Chicago Tribune.
..This i the fourteenth time have called mere.
s.id Tho man with the bill In an Injured tone
earn this money IN collecting II. MI. AlIup any
"Well why shouldn't you earn II, sam" as any
bodv clse9" demanded Nh. Artup, in surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
ROAItD AND ROOMS.

Al WEST 5lST-ST Desirable and
handsomely furnished rooms. with board :
references.
SUITE, beautifully furnished; also large
room superior table central location;
references I21 Madi~on-ave.
aisT-ST.. . WEST near 5th-ave. --Desir-
lbl. square rooms. with board; -. ct
surroundings. table board. reasonable rel
rrences
oisT ST. % EAST Newly decorated and
furhh ned throughout rooms en- suite or
single. table board. rates reasonable. ref
crcnccs
a7rU ct 20 WEST. Desirable. well fur
nished sunny rooms TO let with superior
board; references required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
NEITHER SIDE ABLE TO SCORE

nip-and-tuck battle at football was fought
yesterday afternoon the Centrevilc Athletic
Clubs grounds at West Twenty hirdst.. Bayonne.
by the second eleven Of that organization and
their chief local rivals. the Bayonne Rangers
thousand excited partsans OF the two teams saw
the struggle. Neither side was able to score In
either half. hotly contested every point OF
the game The Bayonne Rangers twice claimed a
goal. but the referee. Winters decided against
them. The teams lined up as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

,,,r e,tr Tho large. now. substantial
-. 49,. ,,s~.I0us.. 80 90 3i' W1-cr
81. tc,rra ~ sul' RrLAND & VIII j.
1876; = ierhwHn -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRICES ;o0 second
hand wood aud iron working wachines
fifiv guaranteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE T. EDDY. 3os Mad
sIn-si.
AT IIwTLr'S TOOL. STORE. ~ Fulton
So New York. Workshop machinery Go1t
rnw.f1 li>t free. w0Oi-ctr. lnr tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods. incuia'ors
ami hf1oiers IN operation.
AN AUTOMATIC STFNpiRApHER FOR
$50 complete. any language. In operation
m I2O Broadway. Room -. 81 floor, regu-
lar price. 500
ASSORTMENT new AMI second hand
paro-. an makes So up: cash install
neri-. irnt. exchange WALTERS. - and
20 University Place. near Union square.
- Easi i@th g.. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26

when MCLAUGHLIN tried to what was IN me
basket. the stranger jumped from the car McL"ue"
lin then fired at the brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
TpInrXE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Par.
Inch.
3O.5
800

Tribune Office Dec. 20. ] A. m-Ihe weather ye''e'""y
,.rsllv was clear and colder toward night The tenn
,ure ranged between and % degrees. the average
g7iO being ~ higher than Monday and l2H lower
,h.r IN the corresponding day last year
The weather to-day 10 likely TO be colder ana GEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS

& pICKHARDT 346 IcnoV-ave.. store.
fret Inventor = folding heisteads. cthi-
nefmpk!ng and urinlsfering In Oh branches
,fsa.rius and decorating. carpets and
hair mattresses made to suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

cOACHMAN.-So Der. honest and ohliging:
thoroughly understands his business: not
afraid ~ work. always keeping things In
good order; u years best city reference
from last employer. who has given up
horses: can refer to personally. 2i3 West
JSth-s'