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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW-YORK SATURDAY. DEC -. isai
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW-YORK SATURDAY. DEC. -. ls9t
ARRIVED
steamer rncanla du MeNay. Li,erpooi December -.
passengers 10 Vernon II Brown 60 Arrived AZ he BAR
steamer N'rmannia @eu. iarsnds Hamburg December
a sgnn.pIH IT, %n p' n, ' ,n Tn a. a. n
steamer psn" "ier l'9S@ , = Hamburg necrmbrr To-
Cof's Arrived at The lnr ,t 90 , N.
cenlrr :. IN ballast - IL KanicrbrocA Arrived AZ the
Steamer i.risra,a H,o Laird Trieste October Is
30 Bari 80 inter rnltss II ,atacoia H. Palermo -
and 20 tecrage passengers lienie, uo hers
Arrived at me Bar At - a M ,. u 49,.
November ; Mon,e,tl,o 10 Rio Jane.fo ., Lucia
Ari '''i' a, Il nr " iiar At 80 r. '' ~ '
mdsc to stanford Parry. Heron 60. Arrived ihs
' sre9mer riomo No 81 mess ppnerara December II,
wi,h 10 l. y T. Armstrong Arrived at the Bar
s,camer Rra,'en CNon. r,i-rmann. Port au Prince
December , GonaNcS 49, Po' de Pa,N 49, win i.xwood
steamer Trinidad 'nD rraser nrrmuaa Dec-mber -.
Arrived at ne Bar a, - n. . ..,. ..,
pa, a.i',ci ' to + Allen
STEAMER cherokee enisc. jacksonville and Charleston.
with mdse and passengers t. Z clyde 60.
steamer cay ~ BrmIneham. liurg. Savannah. wn
" Sicai"c' sSu,9 Icr'ianl. D,man Georgetown e.
win rudse % " clyde n 60
sandy iI,ol Dc. -. o2o p. nv mi northwest fresh
CLEARED.
st-lmer seneca s'c'ens Havana anl Mexican ports
/ /. Ward x Go.
steamer II = Dlmock Coleman Bosion-iI Dnock
steamer Guyandottc. Walker. West Point and Newport
N.ws-Oi Dominion Steamship co.
iiindop d;gD. Douglas. Hull. Eng sanderson
Son.
stcamc~ cottage city. Rcnneit. Portland. Me IIora,io
| iIaL
steamer Mobile Uc I,>iand. Ionion-New Yor. sap
pins go.
sieam.r Yorktown. Dole Norfolk aud Newport News
/ old Dominion steamship Go.
Steamer orscn arr Johnson. Para and Manaos- Booth
steamer Jane. Grani nm Dover for orders ueye
steamer South Portland Dickman Georgetown :. e.
| VIM T. Clyd" ~ 60.
! steamer carbide dr. Mckay. Grenada. Trinidad Geo
| Chris'all \ CO.
| steamer Connl. Rist Key West and Galveston-c IL
! Mallory CO.
steamer Hudson. Kembe -crleans-E : Allen
steamer England Oisr lleal-y london-F W ! Hurst.
/ Steamer Dominion, Couch, Newport News Rich
IN nd-Di Dominica : :
Steamer Chalnctte. nIlsaad. New Orleans Van
/ Sickle.
Iiark Acyone GER. Eruns Melbourne. Australia IL W
| I'eahDiy 4 Co.
/ SAILED.
| Steamers Hndoo dr FOR Hull: tmbr.a (}r). Liver
pool: CITY of Augusta annah: Mobile ,ir,. London
Virginia der Settln Copenhagen. etc: Salier tier,.
Bremen. Queenstown: Delaware. Charleston. y G.
,han,ett. w-Orleans: Carbide r Grenada Trlni-
daI. Saginaw. Turks Island San Domingo City, etc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
GRE1TFR FPICDS DISCOTTRED.

SIOUX CITY BooDLERs STOLE $4,000 ny MEANS
or FORGERIEs
Sioux City Iowa. Dec. 22.-More sensational dis
coveries have been made by the committee which
is investigating county boodlng In going over the
warrants for 1899 bold forger1es to the extent OF
$1,000 were brought to light. Seventy-fve different
forgeries have been found so far for sums ranging
from $50 TO $500. The poor fund was levied on
heavily by the boodlers. Sensational arrests are
looked for in a short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
NEARLY 4 MILLION SAVED TO THE fRlSCo

jefferson City. Mo. Dec. 22-The case OF the state
OF Missouri against the ST. Louis and San Francisco
Railway Company was decided in the Supreme
Court to-day the opinion being written by 'hief
Justice F. NJ Back. The State loses. The state
claimed $4,000 with interest from June 1865 on
account of bond given by the South Pacific
Railroad Company to the State az portion Of the
purchase price OF the Southwest branch now the
Frisco. the payment of which. Il was claimed.
was assumed by the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company when II bought this road In 1870 ard by
which that company assumed the payment or az
debts OF the South Pacific. and the payment %
which. is claimed. In turn assumed by the
81 Louis and San Francisco Railway Company by
n trl-partlte agreement between that company.
the Atlantic and Pacific and the Santa Fe com
ranies made In 1880 With interest on the sum
claimed by the State the amount al issue footed UP
a trife over $90Wn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
BROKE DOUN THE .STOCh1DE.

A MORBID MOB DETERMINED TO SEE TWO MEN
HANGED
Knoxville. Tenn. Dec. 2l-Clarence Cox and John
r. Stanley were hanged at Maynardville mon
County. this afternoon. The law requires that eN-
ecuiions shall be private in this state. and SherH
Sharp built stockade. in which the hanging was
to take place Four thousand people altered IN
tow, IN see the first hanging in that county. and
they were all determined TO see IT, Just before Inc
prisoners were taken from Jail the crowd suTSed
against the walls OF tho stockade overpo~erins the
strong guard and pushed the stockade down.
There was no excitement during the hanging 80 u
men weakened the gallows. lhey were SUdhhi'h
TO dea tn dying In fifteen minutes ihey hauo d
sull confession before leaving the jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
WHY THE SIOUX ARE ABANDONING FARMING

Omaha Dec. 22-Settlers in Northwestern Ne
braska along the South Dakota line for some time
have been disturbed by rumors from Pine Ridge
8 d. that the Sioux were threatening 10 leave the
reservation. Deputy United States Marshal Robin
son. who came in from the Pine Ridge ana hos'puu
reservations Yesterday. denies the rumors lie con-
orr,s tho renorf that the Sioux are abandoning
farming but says that the reservations are not
u'I,houf irrigation good for farming. and that af-
,.r several years labor with returns the In
dams have quit agriculture in disgust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
EySyyySs yAIITRES ~ TIE WEST.

Omaha. Dec. 22.-The Gold Grabber Drygoods and
Clothing Company's store at Fremont was closed
yesterday by an attachment OF the Fremont COM
mercia National Bank The stores owned by this
firm AT Lincoln and Wahoo failed also yesterday:
the total stock OF the corporation was $Op0 Hard
times and disastrous fire few months ago caused
the failure
Sioux Falls s. D.. Dec 22-Chllis McMahon.
dry goods dealers. assigned yesterday. The iiabil-
ties will reach 81 600 No statement of assets Is OBJ
taInab bic The firm burned out five weeks ago ana
the Insurance adjus 5000. has been attached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
THE WEATHER REPORT
..pr,pIE NORTH WINDS AND FAIR.

,,..sh,oo,o, Dec 22-'rhe storm has moved rapidly
,.,varA and is now central the Guif OF 81 Law
,.,c. An are. 81 high pressure covers oil Districts
hing highest over the lake regions. The barometer has
risen RAPIDLY in the lake regions the ONO ana upper
,.,ssnn valleys and on Pacific Coast II has fallen
49,. Gal, ~ ., Lawrence in the south Atlantic
.,.s and over the Rocky Mountain plateau The ten
.ra,ure has f-en decidedly IN England the Middle
c,..s ia. ohio Valley and the lake regions. and re-
=, rso,lv stationary the other districts. Light
~. occurred In the Middle States and on the
ra Coast. elsewhere the weather has been generally
r,ir weather with slight changes In temperature
nrevau n all districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
MONEY FOR THE FREsH-AIR FUND.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: take pleasure in inclosing my check for so
which sum was derived from fair held recently
n the house OF Mrs +. Il. HoGghton. 80. - Yves;
Eighty ihird-si in behalf ~ the Fresh-Air Fund.
Please place the amount TO the credit OF the above
named fund 1890
The fair referred 20 was got up nv some NV"
children the eldest being only ter years Ola. ~
active participants in T. were olive + bought on.
Edith George AMI Harry English. iinl fngh'h.
Marian Mawson. Adeii" and Lucille Potter ana
Grace and Mollie McCord. NESI-Sl)IH
New-York, Dec. H. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
lSETHY PiRE'S CEIEBRt ROY.

Asbury Park. " j. Dec - (SpecIaD.-The tw"
days' celebration OF the quarter-centennal OF the
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa ton closed to-
day with booming OF cannon and ringing OF bells.
An enthusiastic thanksgiving jubilee was held this
morning in Association Hail. Eighteen OF the
twenty-sx members OF the association were pres
emit and President T.. II. Stokes presented TO each
OF them a cane made Of the white oak taken from
the old Auditorium building. which replaced
last spring By An Immense iron structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
Tribute or THE QUAKER CITY.

ItTrfI.DAY i-HiTNNS 10 HONOH ~ rlIlIA-
pELrluN 10 THEIR FAMOUS ANCESTORS.
Philadelphia. D,c. -. Two hundred and sixty lat
trr-dl, iurians assembled around the festive
board her, tonight - DO honor 70 "r illusirloUs
ancestors and g. cNtoi IA aftcr-dinncr speeches
the gteadfasiiioss OF character 81 the land'Is "n
Plymouth Root. Sucn men - Charles y. Dana,
Seth Low, General Horace Porter and th" rx-Min~
lister to Russia. Chliiea Emory Smith gave INSTANCE
after instance Of what this country ma become
because 81 Puritdnical teachings.
The occasion the fourteenth 1nnla nlnQu"l
al the New England Society Of PcurGiVall, ANA
fOr three hours prior to IN" speaking. III" guests
discussed mcnu which extended All the way rom
pork ana bcana' T. 'errlpin ani from "cp.onlil
consolation" t. the more modern "Evfri Dry. Tn"
dinner given In The Continental Hotel. and from
n standpoint Of ciaboratenrss ii lar exceeded any
of the previous eel .hraiiOns ~ the "kclHtonc
state New Engiandtrs The BANQUET hal. was pro-
fusey and appropriately decorated. ihar"- Emory
smith. az president %: the spre.v. ocrGpeI the
chair ~ honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
,rvprp From THE THIRD STORY.

La Crosse Wis, Dec. 2.-Fire started this morn
ing In the department store OF the J. {. Lance Com
pany destroying il and the contents. While the
fire was at ts height une of the clerks. Miss Love
10y appeared before the spectators at third-story
window and. after crying for help jumped to the
a,reet Her hip was broken and she was badly
bruised. The total loss IL $S0.O00 Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
A TREAT N STORE TOR PHILADELPHIAN US.

Washington. Dec 22--Congre ssman Champ Clark
OF Missouri, has accepted an invitation from the
Single Tax Society of Philadelphia TO deliver a
lecture before 1t tomorrow evening. His subject
will be- "Sr Robert Peel and the Strugg.e for Free
Trade" The theme is a congenial one, az the Mis-
eouri Congressman Is an advanced free-trader. and
has devoted many years OF study to the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
Grhool Aaeneles.

GENCY Miriam Ccyrlere supplies tutors. pToiesso's
n teachers .o,-ess etc. IN all deps. iecoinnle'
schools 10 parents. $50 oth-a'e Book bldlas cor -
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGbN..
n supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govenesse~
&c. to Co.e ses schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs NJ l. YOU Nc FULTON. " Union Sfua'-.-
tiENCY Miriam CoVrierc supplies tutors trolsss.t.
~ teachers etc. In all dep,s ,s a
1choos 20 parents $50 6th-ave.. Book 'clns cu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
PRINCIPAL AND

PRINCIPAL AND PUPIL ST4B EiCH OTHLE
4 Winsboro'. Tex. Dec. 22-Professor J. b. Gray.
principal of the public school at Picton and Will
mar Randolph. a pupil fatally stabbed each other
yesterday In the schoolroom, as the result OF an
attempt the part of the principal to discipline
the boy with Il lash Neither is expected 10 i've.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
0caebcrs.

y EXPERIENCED. CAPABLE TEACHER ~ 'i''A
~ cily school nonresident. ,,,,
GERMAN uANovERIAN. FORMER rEA'HfK .s
NJ best schools conversational classes, c'"i-,r
private lessons highest references moderate e M
Write ior terms. FRAILEIN HISS HE IL West "'1
ID PREPARATION college and elementary nStfu
hy recent Harvard graduate. experienced tuioi- "N~
AM. Box so l2t2 broadway
and Courbia College law school special experience
coaching students FOR college examinations o6l oln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Foxhall p Keene has shipped the racehorse Bow
ers 10 England where he will race him at several
meetings Bowers is a three year-od chestnut colt
nv Great Tom dam Moselle lie extremely
promising yearling but did not fulfil the expecta-
lions OF his owners. as he won only one race as a
two-year-old His wind was slightly touched, so
that he did start in a race this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Albany Dec 22-Attorney- General Hancock has
decided that fremen in the employ OF municipalities.
whether under salary not arc not pubic officers
in the sense in which the term IS used In the new
Constitution where all such are prohibited from
accepting free passes from transportation com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
SALE OF THE OREGON PACIFIC.

Corvallis Ore Dec 22-The oregon Pacific Rail
way was sold to-day under the foreclosure OF q
mortgage to Bonner & Hammond OF Missoula
Mont for SO0OG. The road IS III miles long and
cost Sll.00J,OIC TO build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
nrr,,r.rp FORECAST FoP TO-DAY.

For Maine New-ilampshre and Vermont far; norm
winds
rr Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and Connecticut fair;
northeast winds.
r.. eastern Ncw-York. far: north winds. becoming
variable
"a, ,yost virginia. fair north winds
,,,.,o,, po,nsyvsnla and Western New York In
aas,,c cloudine,s: north winds. becoming variable
r Eastern pennsylvania and NeN-Jersey. fair cooler.
nvt . ,he District Of Columbia Delaware ard MARYLAND
,I~' slightly cooler north winds becoming northeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
A DEiG HUNT ~ MOyMOTTU COTN7I.

Red Bank y. j.. Dec. - (SpeciaD.-Among those
who rode I'm a drag hunt near here to-day were
Miss Cameron Miss Pomcroy. Count castellaine.
T. r. Collier. James Bute. Colonel Stevens. Nh
De Peyster and w :. Jones. The distance tray
cled was Twelve miles and no accidents occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
DIED ~ TIE DENTISTS CUaIE.

Kane Penn Dec. 22-J. i. Frampton. aged about
thirt- OF Sacetts Elk County. foreman or the
Michael Fitzgerald oil lease died here this evening
IN the dental office OF Dr Parker. from the effects
OF chloroform administered while he was having
his teeth extracted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
RAILROID INTEREST"
ROADS NOT YET IN AGREEMENl /.

Chicago Dec 22-The general meeting OF rail
roads adjourned to-day until after the hoiiuasS
having so far failed to perfect an agreement l"'
subcommittee of certain transcontineh'ai lines
which was TO have made report, asked ior i"'hc'
time which was granted. The meeting VIII be re
sumed next Thursday. There IL general sutp''S'
at the shortness of the recess. This. more thai
.,v,binV s,se sbows that the roads are In earnest
The Immigrant Committee also continued its s,S
sion to-day. but made little progress Mr. Nc
OILS OF the Canadian Pacific. which IL one Vi th'
chief partes concerned. being absent
II is said the southern Pacific ana the santa r.
their difficulties and have agreed on 'aiiornla
rate. only the Union Pacific needs to DE pia'a'et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.

~, CtrEsERROUGH WILL CONTEST.
.,,,,. ,,cycrr QUESTION IrGGED INTO CON
,ovrpcv OVER A SEAT IN CONGRESS.
,. cbesebrough Republican candidate
,.ass in the XIIth District yesterday
orr.d notice on Colonel George H. Mc|'ena',
Inf. successfIl competitor, that ne "o"iu ''
coloneI McClellans seat In the LiN l" |e
Mcclellan who the Tammany ca"'''"
ceived on the face OF the returns piuiai'E w.
13U votes over Chesebrough' i"e
j.. based upon five reasons:
,,,, mat 800 persons were permitted to vote
uIegallv for him I'm the Thirteth, Ihlry-"s''
ThIrtv-third. Thrty-fourth, Thrty-s'Nt"' ro
rortv-arst Forty-second, and Forty-iour'h H.
,,on Districts of the Nth Assembly D's"'''' '"'
twelfth sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth WV,
,eanth Twentieth Twenty-lrst, twenty
,rot, aiobtb Twentv-ninth. Thirteth, Thirty
ors, Thrtv-second and Thirty-thlrd Election Dls
tricts Of the XIIth Assembly District. ana 'he
Eleventh Sixteenth. Seventeenth, Nineteenth
Twenticth Twenty-first, Twenty-thrd, twenty
sixth. Twenty-seventh. Twenty-eighth, Iweh'S-
ninth Thirtieth and Thirty-seeond f'ec'oh D
tricts Of the XIVth Assembly District
The second and third allegations assert tna' ''i'
gal votes were east and counted for Mcclellan ana
that there large number OF woes oano olis
The fourth allegation Is OF an linusuai
Mr.. Chesebrough says that Coionel vi" poii,icai
Action OF the Metropolitan Association OF tycmns
clubs 10 issue a circular which falsely charged
that opposed the passage Of Wheeiman ,,o
ertv bill a law which granted TO cyclists eauai
rights with the of all other types OF eS
i'm th. public highways in the city ana STATE OF
New-York and In the public parks OF TINS CIV,
and that falsely charged that signed petition
opposing the passage of this law. A.
1.-THE number of persons using BICYCLES or vi
cycles" continues Mr.. Chesebrough, and. belong t,
ing TO cycling clubs In the city of New ork, anu
their friends is very great, and they nave sreal
interest i'm the free and unrestricted use OF tne
election 10 public office of all persons VINO OBJECT
to the free by their machines OF pubic streets
and places and in consequence or SAID falsc
circular "A very great number OF members or
cycling clubs and persons using BICYCLES ana ri
cycles and their friends. who would otherwise
have voted for me. to-wit. about 1000. voted Tor
you
The contest will prevent Mr.. McClellan's contem-
plated trip Europe spring. He said yester-
day in referring TO the charge about the wheel
men. that he had nothing to do with the issuing or
the circular spoken Of. but he has positive infor-
nation that a petition against the Wheelmen
Liberty bill. signed by Mr.. Chesebrough IL In the
hands Of John Boyd Thatcher. OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
MASSACHUSETTS, SOCIETY DINNER.

MASSACHUSETTS, SOCIETY DINNER
Chicago. Dec. 2s-Members aud guests Of the
Massachusetts, Society sat down 10 the annual
dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel tonight II. ).
Boutcc spoke on the Spirit OF the Pur.tans.
George T.. Adams Harvard" Mrs. John g.
Polly on Women Of the Present Day. the Rev.
DR. Gunsauus on 1.-The Massachusetts Man" and
the Sword OF Bunker Hill' Was reclted b. Louis
Ne Sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEA NERS.
MONDAY. DECEMBER ~

MONDAY. DECEMBER ~
Vessel For llne. Mails close. Vessel sails
cherokee Jacksonville sTyic. ....... ....... 300
Namaac Liverpool. White Star...... 200 m
Yor. H. n.bay It, oriental. .......... - 90
TUESDAY. DEFENDER -
II Monte. New-Ofi"nns Morgan.... ........ 800 p IN
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20.
berlin Southampton. America. SO" M 90 m
Trr-land Antwerp Rcd Stir........ 3Ooa m 300 a ~
Yen lie. ely IN
r.itnnnic ii,rrp.ol White r...... 600 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise q suns,, 49, $40 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
An SANDY Hook as Gov. Island $40 Hell Cat. 10
T. 81 sandy HOOK ~ Gov. Island 556 Hell Gate I ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
Cantina Asa0crllro.

LEN AMBER MAcGE .,iORS Mendelss0hn Rooms
"A los WEST 53Th ST Ia.
Private lessons and classes dancing every u''
u,ERNANpOS ACADEMY. ~. East 55th
Il xo. private lessons any hour. 81. class uches ~
pupils' con sentence. Extra select private classes
n, GEORGE DoDwoRrH. 80. ,,s,r,, AVENUE
elias. and private lessons Mems class commens~
een.ber Sd (new). The Amsterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

MIR BROOKFIELDS FRIENDS CONFIDENT.
Much opposition to ex-Postmaster Van Colts plan
Of putting Edward Lauterbach In the field against
William Brookfied FOR president Of the Republican
County Committee has been developed among Re
publ!cans OF the With Assembly District. IL IL
from the district under Mr.. Van Colts influence
that Mr.. Lauterbach was elected a member or the
County Committee last Tuesday evening. although
h's legal residence i In the XNIst District. \
grand kick" IL reported from all parts OF the
Win. and II T. expected that other election DIS
tricis Will follow the lead OF the Seventh and pass
resolutions similar TO those adopted In that election
district Friday evening. which were printed In
full in The Tribune yesterday.
Mr. Iauterbach's supposed candidacy did not
worry Mr. Brookields friends yesterday They are
fully convinced that the bosses Will ind Il impos-
shi. ,o reverse the decision OF the people which
looked upon as strongly In Mr.. Brookhed's favor
both ~ the pr!ma ries OF December II and In the
Assembly district conventions last Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
Nem fluctuations.

CHARLES r. DILLINGHAM; & CO,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS.
76t and 766 Broadway.
Three doors below Hilton. Hughes
Co,
Offer their immense
WHOLESALE STOCK
@. Books 10 the Public
during the Holidays.
STANDARD BOOKS IN sETA
JUVENILE BOOKS. &C..
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
IN BEAUTIFUL BINDINGS.
Z. Avoid the rush
= by calling early.
SEND for catalogue
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THEIR NAMES USED WITHOUT AUTHORITY

THEIR NAMES USED WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
Assembyman Epenctus Howe. OF Tioga. was at
IN. FIN Avenue Hotel last night. When asked
about the recent publication OF his name In Mr..
Fish's Est % aiherents. he said: "Mr. Fish had
absouielv no authority 20 use my name in his lis;.
| have not told any one how / should vote for
Speaker. | arm unpledgei ! say the same
thing In regard 70 Assemblyman Stewart Of
Tompkins. | him this week, and he told me
that he was not pledged. and that Mr.. Fish was
entirely unwarranted In putting him on his list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

Tribune ONCE Dec. q l n. m.-Thc weather yesterday
was and generally fair The temperature ranged
between 81 and 33 degrees. the t2.) being
lower than Friday aid IL lower than ON the cor
The weather today IL likely 10 b fair and COLDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

In This diagram continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated by The Tribunes self
recording barometer The broken line represents the TEN
perature 3 recorded at PeIrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

-r,rrHE LOCAL OBSERVATION
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Jnsiruri,on


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Boys and Young Men.-City.

BOYS and1 io1ns MeH'-CIy'
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lions general instruction: law quzzcs i2o RToaiNal
NEW-YoRK BUSINESS COLLEGE,. i23th;st y -
iyr practical school day evening Address tot W
sioaue CLEMENT c. GAINES Mount Morris Bank b's
r. UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR school. - West 5e'h ~
~ 18th YER. Offers the best facilities for tho'olss
Classical scientific and Business Education. \ lrni'-f
number u boys received the principais family. Aly
catalogue and Information. !. DICKINSON. Jk I'm
For Both Sexes.-City.
business EDUCATION bookkeeping. wruns am
ID metic correspondence spelling. grammar stem a
phv ladies department. private INSTRUCT ~
day evening. PAINES Business college - hw"fi ''''
,'ana-s,.. uptown. lo1 West 3tth-st. c.r BNaiNh
DACKARD BUSINESS COLLEGE
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SCHOOL. OF STENoiRAIliN.
ioi los East 23l street will reopen - 20 -
Christmas Holidays. Wednesday January ~ I>'o
: :. PACKARD President