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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.


Ioxow investigating Committee. Courthouse lo:'o
a. N. ., ~
American Economic Association Convention CO.
lumbia College. .,.
American Anatomists' Association. ENecu''e
Committee College OF Physicians and surgeons
Annual meeting American Mathematical society
Hamilton Hall. p. m
Iuetice Divers case before Judges OF Court OF
Common Pleas. ,,.
College OF Pharmacy opening reception "'N''
eiehtb.st and boulevard. p. m
Heception for Professor and Mrs Wright NJ 81
West Seventy-hrst-st.. p. m .
Christmas tree FOR children Chapel OF MESSIAH
p . x,,o
METROPOLITAN Rowing Club ENTERTAINMENT LeNns
ton-ave. and Harlem River. p m.
German-American Reform Union primaries even
ing -r.
..The Goldey" entertainment No. 81 Union square
p. -. - ,,..,,,-
syrian School Christmas festival, No 30 Washhs
ton-st. 40 p. m. 700 ,,,,..
1rtercolIeriate chess tournament. No. SIS Fifth
ave. $3.50 p. m. .,o,o,,
Students Club dramatic entertainment berAe'ey
Lyccum p. m. $780,, .
press Club reception to David Christie Murray .
p m - .oo,,,c
Archibald H. Bull before monday prayer'mee''ns'
No 1l3 Fultonst.
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NEWARK.

The plant Of 1.-THE Newark Daily journal was
sold by the receiver at auction YESTERDAY. ne
Hoe four-cynder rotary press built IN lS'o LOT
COZ oo WAS sold for $40 All the rest OF the plant
Including about 1000 pounds Of type. the twelve
horsepower engine and boiler, foIdhg-
Gordon presses furniture. etc, did not Drhg siV
congressman Thomas Dunn English purchased 'he
complete files of 1.-The Journal. from lS'S' anu ''e
files of The Newark Daily Eagle, Tor inc NV
Jersey Historical Society as a gift. Inc pooAca-
t,on Of 1.-The Journal has been continued since
its suspension under lease from the rIceINt ~ ~
sanctoned by the Vice-Chancellor, and 1t VIII prop
ably be absorbed in a new paper at an carry ga IT,
Mr.. Abbie ~ Jernee has obtained. through Ice
r,hancelior bird a decree of absolute divorce
against her husband. ex-Assembyman from Few Few
Rrunswick a prominent politician, ana peer
hottler in Spring Lake. The suit has attracted d
great deal OF interest and comment ''roue"o'' '"'
State - -. 49,
j. b. Chenowith driver for Truck no o z OF Inc
Fire Department has brought suit for SloDD asas
the Consolidated Traction Company memo ea "a a
was Injured in a collision OF an electric car anu
his truck. and IL unable 10 resume his duties
The Board OF Works yesterday finally passed the ne
ordinance authorizing the placing Vi eieO'''N anu
telegraph wires under ground
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

81 ..os ne snov fell in Yonkcrs during the
% =. "wednesday night and interfered cohsio-
.,.h tho running OF the electric cars. Cen
&C. ,,.a,or Coleman sent out the electric SHOW
-, aorIv IN the evening and kept 1t running an
-. Tho une 10 Mount Vernon was the iFst ~
-. , CIR that left Yonkers at O'Clock III 'he
, ala NOT get back TIL midnight. ana the
~, .os M, in running order till noon yes'e'-
ia Ion,es ! Hanrahan. clerk OF the board
"a' u,,h mad . serious fall on Wednesday nigh'
~ os crossing Getty Square and slipped. nc
~ ais,od m Wrav's drug store. and after beihs
800 .os taken home lie unable to at'e"d
~ his duties yesterday. Al oV.o'H
-. ,hn su,6av-school connected with 81 JChh ;
r,r,soorol Church held its Christmas exercises d.
~ po,ssb House A number of pretty carols were
-. ond there was an address by the pastor. NJ
~, .o,ne hour the children OF the Neppeiha'
.Aysrue Baptist school had a supper IN the Gun
49,, school room after which George u. WraE en-
.r,oined them with a number OF s'ereoi', ga -,
-. rbero were also interesting exercises ier'
" ~. Dovsoring PRESBYTERIAN and Park Hill re
..r,od churches This evening Christmas eNei
o;ses will be held by the schools conhec'eu WIN ~.
80 rn,sconal St Andrews Chapel Warpurtoh
.on,,o Rantist First Presbyterian and flrs' ~
,orued churches At the latter chuVch,, lii he
niece entitled santa Claus tecep, v a nartv on
honor OF the twenty-hrst birthu na;Hhor Of guests
Ter Dora. There were a large nun uas snent. .
present, and delightiud Wiss Jennie g. Coleman
were married last night ~ 10 o t Mechanics.
Walkers Council. Order OF AmeI,cai nvenjng and
viii hold its annual meeting '" Year The
choose rps5ov evening lecture in the IhlNersi!
TTTtension course was omitted last hish''
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REELECTED BY TIE SUPERVISORS.

REELECTED BY THE SUPERVISORS.
At the last meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors
for 1884, yesterday. the clerk and assistant clerk OF
the board were reelected for the coming two years.
BY a coalition OF two Reform Democrats. who were
elected by Republican votes. with the regular Demo-
Gratis the Democratic incumbonts who have been
In office for several years, were chosen as their
own SUCCESSORS The coming year the Republicans
Will have a majority Of six in 3D." board but II is
declared that by a law passci i7 1852 tnc outgoing
board has the right 10 cleo; In" suborin1tes When
Supervisor Comfy DEM had made q motion 10 i'-
elect clerk Thomas f. Farrell and Deputy Clcrk
NJ T. Dowlen Supervisor Alderman dicpl s1I ii
was understood that the men elected as reiormci'
were ready TO act with the machine Democrats.
Supervisor Fischer G;cp -DemD said he supposed
he was referred TO. and proceeded 70 justify MS
action on Civll Service and other grounds. When
tho vote was taken. he AMI supervisor Hcuncii
CRep DEM votci with the nftccn regular Demo
Gratis and Farrell and Dowion were reelected Dos D.,
vote OF Il 10 H.. The former gets f'"p Il year ana
the latter $.,'OD
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.

The investigation into Middiesex 'ou.ss .'a So.
before supreme Court Commissioner ',1, -,
.,o,s ~ Newark. and Rutherford Ooiei'ai,,
- voc resumed in the courthouse IN .>e"
Rrunswick yesterday The session diScloSeu .9,
ing sensational. but many irregu'a'''en nr ,.oro
narsessness on the part Of different oilicais wei.
,,rorsbt out County Collector David serVlsS wa,
saorn ana testified that he had frequently pau
,,snhers of the Board of Freeholders IN auN'"Ve
o. n-osnective services to the county, "h'o' 49,,
.o,,a,,ed would be performed Mary o'her p'i'
had heen paid by Mr. serviss without au'no,i1 1,.
,in, nv the Freeholders the records OF me ciei NJ
I..,ar u Tappen. being produced and showing
no minutes OF these bills. Other bills had oee'
Maid in bulk and without evidence OF oeihs ''e go
which is directly contrary TO law. 1es'i'honS
d,scosed regarding the exceeding Of appropriations
The law PR des that the Freeholders by 'i,e.-
forr,bs vote can II necessary, transfer an Oua
frour one appropriation to another. Inns
ance had frequently been made put tne ao,nS
~ the clerk failed to show any authority ~ b
so in MANY Instances. Bills had also peen pau m
vt amfhor,ty from money unexpended IN apr
stions The minutes of the clerk VITO A ma ,,Ser
"fHco for ten wears were found 10 be "l5hout n'eA
and negigently kept. The session lasteu al ua''
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Totals ................l00 100 100 1000 1000 100
THO lahle below gives :he mileage by States:
SOCIETY or ST. JOHNLATD ELECTION.

The Society Of st. Johnland held Its annual meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the office OF Cornelius
Vanderbilt In the Grand Central Station. The Rev
Dr. H. Moitet presided The home OF the society. at
Kings Park l.. J., at which aged men in destitute
circumstances and friendicss children are provided
for. is in excellent condition. cordIng to the sec
retarys report
The following officers were elected: President. the
Rev Dr. H. Mottet: e-president, Cornelius VAN
derbilt: secretary, f. $. Bangs; treasurer, Francs
NJ Bacon; trustees Bishop Potter. William y.
Smith Arson w. Hard. Cornelius Vanderbilt the
Rev. Or. Arthur Brooks, John a. Mckim, George
Blagden, John H. Hewson, the Rev. DIR. Mottet'
Joseph Park Bache .icE Whitock W w. Sher-
man. Edward G. Simpson. +. s. Bangs Dr. +.
HYDE James Mclean f. VI. Bacon. Theodore
Thomas Roswell Eldredge, ii. Nick. Twombly'
Gustav H. Schwab. William II. Butterworth John
Il. Pine. Executive Commit,ee-The Rev pr Mot
let and Messrs Bangs, Bacon. Mex m, Hewson'
Blacden and Mclean Committee Trust Fund
Messrs Whtlock. Bangs and Pine Finance Com
mittee-Messrs Hard. Bacon and Thomas. super
intendent and assistant treasurer. n. o. Hasted.
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NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

The report that the trouble on 'he ", ~. tho
Traction lines had been settled Is der'eu ~
,n,.s employes at Jersey City VINO yeSt.''"
conp' ,ayances before President r. r. =
%,,,rs IN the form of petition This MI. e rou,,.
vii, law before meeting of the directors on ro
dow The men object to the company ,,.
oAs s', .hor, 70 purchase uniforms ana 10 pay
Sars when going to and from their WORK. . INV" ~
also object to their hours and DENIM r' nouns
,,.r shall be asked to work more Una" Yen .na,
man They also demand 81 day; 'na'
uirht trppers shall receive A75 and tna' s Ie
who have been suspended from any caus' s"r,
oo.,vs halfway; that men WORKING Uii York:
orSs shall receive 50 so for ten hSar GIVEN Of
pIo1e. Hentv-folr hours notice shall De he hoi
changes in timetables; that men shat mo breaks
rsnnnsbIe when any part of the macn ,n FOR lime
Sns. u,hen cars are blocked by hres' ,,..
Coo-ga = Watson a well-known furnlsu55e hefore
80 JeTsev City was Yesterday sa rraigneGG court TO
9dSe Ui,dsneth in the General Sessions ,ho. any
JnSge s;S Indictments He had rule ,hf deposj,
man employed by him as colec'ot rh NJ Complain
snn p,iarantee Of his honesty ne rnif,,se3
%s allece that when they left him I Of not
70 return the deposit he entsreu ss a ''"
e o. and gave 500 bail IN each case
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William H. Taylor. seventeen years olo' oi NJ
81 West Northumberland thirty-third-st'' was 1"
missioner in the jefferson Market Court yes'eroay
charged with the larceny OF $40 from MS ehPoSe''
>, ,,ah,,on tho theatrical agent. Young
T.y,or who looks much younger than seventeen
was employed as an office boy. Three weeks ago
he took a check TO the Bank Of New Amsterdam
10 have Il cashed. He did not appear again. ana
the case was reported 10 the Central once. oh
Wednesday young Taylor walked into Mr. IRON
mans office and announced that he had come 10
.rya h,,,saly nm He said that he had been foolish
and that he was ready to take his punishment
IT did not come out until the boy was brought
before Justice Hogan what the cause OF his trouble
was Then he said that he was only getting "a a
week and that he fell in love with young girl OF
sixteen. and they had gone OF and got married ts
aecretv He found that he could not support his
wife on his wages and 30 had taken the money
The lad would not tell the maiden name OF his
wife and said that she would not come 10 see hini
now that she knew he a thief:
Jnstce Hogan held the boy in $1,000 for trial
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tho s.,r.ss. 'Iiaf" }nI c'n>ili'- me caro-"
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regulation greasy pack ~ cards She rectei the
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RAYONNE.

A reouest TO investigate the mysterious ulSap-
,oo.o,oa y, Alexander H. Turpie the captain OF a
coal harge which plies between the Port johnston
coal wharves at Bergen Point and several Gown
East ports. has been made to the bayonhe ponce,
Tho missing man last seen on the night vi
November o. in the liquor shop OF John q bfeh' al
Isabella-ave. and L!nnet-s'" Bayohhe' ne 10 "
,,s 90 having mixed dark and gray hair and
,nustacbe weighing 100 pounds and being fve feet
six inches tall The figure OF dancing g" bm
or hi. fate are desired by his wife at HaFhVi'e'
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THEY WANT TEANECK TO BE 4 BOROTGH.

Judge Van Nalen of IIackcnsack y. j.. yestcr-
day granted order for an election To- decide II
the village OF Teaneck is 10 become borough. Tea
neck was the home OF the late William Walter
Phelps. The application IL made by the heirs Of
Mr. Phelps. They were led to this step because the
residents Of the surrounding villages cndcavor
Ing to have parts Of the Phelps estate yet on into
their boroughs, 10 get the taxes.
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ELIZABETH.

The directors OF the Drake Opera House COM
many at Elizabeth met last night with the creui'-
ors OF whom about two-thirds were present anu
=. - % cave the company from going into a
xocovor,s hands the creditors agreed to accept In
excitement OF their claims second bond mor'gages'
hearing per cent interest and payable IN zen year ,,
The liabilities OF the Opera House COMPANY are
ga 0po President Egnolf thinks that the company
viii be able in time pay all its hnanciai ooAea
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STATEN ISLAND.

1FTON-Miss Marion Bahache, only daughter
- M Preston H. Bailihache, chief surgeon at the
Marine Hospital at Clifton. died early yesterday
,nornng. She attended Christmas festival al 81
Jobn.s Church in Clifton. on "Wednesday eVen i1
~ hnr va home with her parents she Mas tahcIi
s,nk With pneumonia. and three hours later WAS wa,
dead Miss Bailihache was tWcnty-two SG LIN me-
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CELEBRA TING PASTEUR'S EIRJHDA T..

The seventy second anniversary OF the birthday OF
Louis Pasteur. dscoverer Of the Pasicur treatment
for hydrophoba. was quietly celebrated =. the Pas
tcur Institute. Nlney-sevcnth-st and Central Park.
West yesterday The American AMI French faSs
were hoistcd the top OF the hagpole and the STAFF
Of physicians and assistants had dinner In honor
Of the day.
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PORT or SEW YORK -TIIriisDAY DEC. ~. 1894.
ARRIVED
Steamer Mai'suc nin. Iarse Liverpool DECEMBER 10
Queenstown - with mise. ~, cabin and 10 st"crhse
pass ~ NJ kcfHcy. Arrived the bar at 100
u ~ 10Th and anchored uwins 10 thick weather.
Steamer lI.panla Ger. kuhn. Hamburg December ..
Iavre H. with mc and ll5 serrngc passengers To X j
cortia. Arrived a. the Bar at 400 m.
Steamer Colorado Evans. Galveston. with mdse and
passengers y Z III Mallory d CO.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

spnr,,e -, suns,t 20 Moon GOO Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M sandy Hook SoGGov Island SIG Hell Gate 10 %
T. n sinIy Hook GOV. Island gOi Hell Gate 1887
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THE MOVEMENTS OF SIENMHi'''
I,prIGN PORTS.

.,. ,pr, wiltshire from New-Yor!' De-
S'saH, rived at London December -. o,ao, ,,-
''l u'o',,er Nississ pp Oir. Gates f''''" AVN
Now York December - ,.h sailed from London for
steamer Potomac btr' l''''"' ~
New ioik ,1r. ''er Won Goessel from Ne"-io,A;; az
-, -, southampton december "a an" ''' 49,
Bremen -, Nt,ic, from New York December
- ,rr cd AT Portland l"'rinner ,~or,arhavcn for
~, - Excelsior (Gerl. Muller, Vut' 10 " 49,
~, WIKI m,sscd the Isle Of Wight loecennr -n,r,.r
g,s~ 4 rsse ,Ilr. Leary, from Ne" i"tk ~,
,,r Antwer passed lrawl" POINT i"V''"u v,rL d..
s,,nnr o,rrn uutchl. Cassens. rom Nv IN -
,.r p,v.r ua-scd the Lizard December -.
,,,er T.urc dir. Jones. from New "tk ''c"'''
~ Tor Liverpool passed row Head n',eo nh Dcccu,.
ncr arrived At ,;othrnhurg December - ,, c,o,,,
THING ALA dam. Berentz"n. shh'n i''' '''
for New York December ~ , ,.,,, xew York No.
Seam.r Proclda t,ier Jurgens'n from NV ar
yrmbcr ~. Via Santand'r. arrived al h"''""'e
-'S,o,,rer spaarndam Dutch Boujer from New io'"
,,'".nI.r T., arrived at Rotterdam December - ,
steamer la Iiesbaye 'l)utchl Eskhnn t i ~, INV ~
,,,..,nh,r arrived Antwerp leceillo"I -
steamer Orsino Nr. Evats, from Ne"-'''N '
q nrr,yed M Havre December q. -, >.,o. .,
Steamer Victoria url Boothby. sailed from Naples "'
Gy moi, ,Inmorganshrc usO. Nyvyan from fokohana
Nny.mier 10 shanghai. and Hong MONK 'e''"'V'
for New York passed Perrin December 80
steamer Yanariva tRrl Weston. from New-York NO
,rn,,rr TO- arrived at Valparaiso December - ,...
steamer Olbers ,iell) Tar ner from New luih NoNe"
her - arrived nt Rio de Janeiro December ~
steamer sorrento ,tier) Fendt, frpn New ork No'eH
r Is VIA Baltimore. arrived at Rio de Jaieio DeVenoe
Steamer Hosarth ,r Black sailed from Victoria. Bra
I'll for New York December "a. 49, ,,
steamer CALLED elg) Gregory, sailed from 81 Lucia
for Ncw-York Dec, mber ~
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Dress Goods

AZ WOO, uorsackinss All wool Trioots. and All
wool Fannes- Black Navy Green Brown "''"e.
cardinal Tan Gray and M!N'ures-aiso all WOOL
,-,.,s Ra,k Brown md Gray Combnations'
worth '''''''''''''
al w., creme cloths and Black and All
wol Illuminated sui,ngs-hcst colofs. '''''''''''' "
>. ,h Mixtures silk and wool and All wool
ais, All wool Tailor cloths. Trico's ana lien 80
'''''''
s,,,h plals-all wool and SIX Mixed. ''''''''''' y
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steamer Fl RIO. QUICK. New-ofleans VII" "''''
John r Van -, lr. go . ,.,,.o-,,ia and Charleston.
. Ia. ana messengers - " / 'iSo' - ,,ts. AMI
W ',r.r %,c,',ohre smith. savannah WI" "'' 49,
r,-..nr.rs l. l. Wa!t.r >.,uo-, ~svs and Nor
- .I,b ,risc and passengers % the GA D'' -
steamer OLA Dominion. Couch TOM rom wv ,n IN. Old
x.os with mcsc and passengers u III va
Dominion - Co - o.,o , =, Wind strong north
west clear.
CLEARED.
- II n whitney IInlett. Ros,on-if Dn,,,,,o,
St"',n", G,vanlott. Walker. West POINT No"''
- co q Mallory CO.
Strain"r r,om, ,Nor Rjonness. Baroahoes anu Ne
rar,- l. " & = Armsr onk -. =, Thomas 81 Croix
~" u.',.,rrcr Valiann niri. Fraser, ;, '"'"'"'' -
,,.,.'i.o, .,c-N T. Dutrrbridgr Y a. ohn
ha, "a ,,cr Lizzie Henderson. Wile''S ih''''''
hon,r ,rinnsorm G} oTdyc. Gunn'Hnan'' u '"S'
ami Cienfuegos Wayd.u q ,"..,,r and Newport News
Steamer Yorktown bolr' r"''''N 49,
Ola Dom nion So CO. 49, va. ,,,verp-Sanderson &
son. ~, ,oaavav Newcastle. VIA Hull
Steamer Chicago hfr' h''"'"''
Sanderson 4 son rennett Portland Me
steamer tIty ~ san N"''"''
IIoratio Hall
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Steamers Rerln din. for 1ih"m,e ronn madagascar
onI TSr natal Excesi9r ph,adephe
q,nSrS or bermuda. uyando,'G VIZ, rS, Antwerp
linn ,Ir Philadelphia. La 's'tW and Newport News.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

Vessel. From Linz
Brush Prince. I'"narth Dec o:........... Prince
Eastern Prince. Kingston. Dec Prime"
,h.stn Amsterdam Dee E,...... Meth Amer
New York southampton. Dec -. American
tr,,s.........It GuNra. Dec Red u
tuu.lt,lr.........S Thomas. Dec Quebec
SATURDAY. DECEMBER -.
Liverpool Dec .. tnnard
HAMBURG. Dec lianh Amer
Island hrStlnshud Dec h.. Netherlands
America. .......G ndpn prr National
lheulollern Iir' Dee q Lloyd
SUNDAY. DECEMBER -.
Ia Gaecornc. .Iln,rc. Dee % ........... French
Mart-lp..........luil Dec Wilson
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RAILROAD COySTRUCTIOy IN 1894.


Railroad building in this country would certainly
appear 10 have reached its lowest ebb, when the
t0ta! new mileage built in one year amounts 10 only
76l miles. That is all the new railroad that has
been built in the United States In 1885, That ngure
Is lower than any that has been reached since 10
when the net increase for the year was LOO miles
the amount built being somewhat greater. The new
mileage reported for 1881 IS apparently the sinhilest
actual amount OF railroad built in any year
since the Cvil War and IT IS much the smallest
u4rcentage OF increase. Taking POOrs figures Of
the amount Of railroad built at the end OF 1888
077753 miles, the railroad constructed In 1884 has
added less than per cent 10 that total. but this has
been an abnormal year In many other things thaii
railroad building .
Every one at all interested knew In January that
an exceedingly small amount OF new railroad would
be built In 1894 the only question being how much
tho decrease would be. This can be calculated from
the following table. giving the amount OF main line
built in the last eight years
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Announcements

"Chlckasaw." T.. IL W. "Chickasaw."
A new collar.
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Usher. vii
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LUXURY For TOURISTS.
-r Yyons Perfect Tooth Powder in metal boxsA Will
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable % eta
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER -
SHIPPING NEWS.

seminole Jacsron,nlc. cyde.......... 300 m
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Derangements OF the Nervous system Impotence and
Gterilty. and like specalties. Hours. TO ]. to
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Silks
Al Tvcnty-nine Cents.
ALI, SILK CREPES

NV shades for Evening and fancy purposes IN .''
So. b,,her,o shown Serpen,inc chrysanih"mum "a'ea
M Neutrality-suspicious. finish AMI usre strictly all shN'
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pbilllns' Digestibla Cocoa
Henry a. Daniels. NJ. D..


Makes very dricors and nourishins drink II IL par
ticulary adapted FOR persons OF weak digestion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
Black Dress Silks

bes, American make-sot hnish-hish us're
will not slip or pull
,,.,.-,o,a4 os cent
Quality hl'h'''' " 80
quality Xxx h''he''o ="
W.. v,,ar,,,s. tho wear Of every yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
Towelings
Table Linens

All Linen-crcam and whte-64 inch
All Linen-cream and white-7o inch
All Linen-high satin rnish-6i inch
Heavy Scotch-cream and Whites inch
All Linen Double Damasks-I2 inch
Fine Scotch and Irsh-12 inch
Fine Scotch and lrsh-sl inch