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PASSENGER SANS ARE APpoINTs
ED 10 SAIL Al from NoftolK.ot ntU Ms " \.
TA III Ems XNb sATUMP t5Rs Esps s:vss
Fl =, m, n; Erom New York on. MoNpAYs.!
DAYS 1t >. NJ. sxfuapAYsa a.,
Passenger, accommodate unsurpassed.
Fare. insinding meals and state ( 8, Y
Fare. round trip. limited 10 thirty ilis;' 9
FOR tickets and reservation OF state s
rooms apply at Co,npany,s ohlce,Sg7
P oR strsfs Splneshl efe
Nfslk sysry TTH Hwa p n% leays
MIN TnStl iho s seft EppGuginlEngo or
and Elaine. sailing daily. except sum;
dI For ISIS SIS c MSaS $50 M SsS
stR an% AT an$ s?Ss Fs Linz
n" Eo 5Ra : M y !. # HIS d. m. ana
400 j. m; Portsmouth ut 1906 and sos
p.EoR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
si5 = m; Ras Line wharf r at p. m ai
T @ST VS. @ rqsasasays ana
81 Eo eis'' EAST AND WARE RIVERS
Dbbily except * fo SUNDAY 5egyinE GiSmPanys
FOR BACK, POQuOsIN AND SEW
Leave conpany's WHARF Monday, We'd
media, me'dny end Friday nat, at ssG Pc a. M PoEts-
foiR nt 20 a n. M; returnisg NEXT da Mor-
FOR SEVERN RIVER !. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf ut $3.50 a. m; Portsmouth, 6:45 a.
M; Bay Line, Nor(ollS. a. n.
SUFFOLIS-At 3 p. M: Portsmouth,, $40
p. M. connecting Mt Suffolk with s. and
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquosln,
Wnrc,, Severn and Nansemond rivers
NORTH CAROLINA DIvIsIoN-Fer.
mcrly n. N. and W; D; L.1,,Steamer Albe-
c.. Mondays Mt a. m; Thursdays. OF 1
M. cirry:cs; freight, and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar,
Pungo and Pau,lico rivers. ~
Freight for Eewbern, N. c.. received ct
n. and S. r. r. depot.
Freight received daily except Sunday.
Al schedules subject to change with
NJ y. CROwELL, Agent.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Norfolk. VA. Nov. 2S is

Norfolk, Va. Nov. rs. 1895.
Fish-Nfackerel. No. 2, in kegs, 500:
new, small Sla.bO; new, medium, SI2; No.
8. in kegs. $3.50; Herring, Family Roe.
half barrel, SETS: North Carolina Cut
Herring. s5.25GS3.75: Eastern. i'll barrels.
1926.
Mess Pork-New. 1915.
Iam-Pork, S1035.
uams--Smithfleld. 14@1Tc.
Bulk Meats-Ciear rib. s5.45; fat
backs, SIG; bellies, sac, as to size
pieces; pork plate. sA.9Oo95.OO.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, 7%c.
Bacon-Shoulders, GAc.
Breasts-Sugnr cured, 1OJac
Lard-Pure lard. tierces, T@TAc., as to
cases and tubs. re. over tierces: com
pound, SIC; tierces, In cases. 5,ac
Cheese-Crcam, 10Q101sc.: Western
Dairy, sQ9Iac.
ls,itter-Aiarket strong; New York
State dairy, new. 23c.; fresh cream
cry, 24G25c.; Western, l6@20c
Kerosene Oil--Firm: 112 degrees, lie. :;
GO degrees. 13hc.: Red $50 degrees. he
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Cofree-Steady; Rio. common, 1C1aR
17hc.: Fair, 1SA 019c.: Good. 20@2Os. C. (:
Choice. 21@21Kc.; Laguayra, 81 1-3c.:
Java, 29Qp301sc.
Syrups and ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Syrups
Bright. 1S6p23c.: Fair Grades 10000 !;
Porto Rico, 1G, 20. and 26c.. as TO grade
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet; Fair
f'lour-NIarlSet very strong; West
ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family, $3.50: Winter Wheat
Best Patent Family, y4.25; Win
ter Wheat. Choice Patent Family
$3.50; Choice Straight Family, s2GO:
Good Family s3.50: Fair Family, $3.50
Good Low Family. $3.25: Good Extra.
s3.15
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine, s1G11 10,
as to grade; G.. A. 65G65c.. as to weight.
Rice-Milled, 5@6c.; dice. In rough, G!
Coo. per bushel.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port or Norfolk and Portsmouth,
November 2Sfh, 1905
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
strm. 7. D. Jones, Williams, New
York. light.
schrs. Elisha Gibbs. Kenner. New
bedford. and Fanny C. Bowen, Chase,
ran River, to William Lamb 6 Co.,
for coal.
schr. Thomas ]. shylock, 1nsley
Baltimore, with coal.
Schr. William and James, Mcleod.
washington. with guano.
Schr William F. Burden, Taylor.
Baltimore. with coal.
Schr Virginia Hawley, Galloway,
Baltimore. with coal
Schr Thomas ]. Seward, Neal, Baltl-
more, with coal.
schr. Alice Hodges. Washington. with
guano.
schr. Calvin Chestnut, Baltimore.
light.
schr. b. 7. Hazard. Rafford New
York. to William Lamb e. Co, for coal
tug Asher ii. Hudson, Baltimore
with one barge in tow.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Frank Ericsson, ; Erickson
from New York IS In HAMPTON Roads
Cape Henry, Va. Nov. 2s.-12 M
Cloudy. North wind; fourteen miles.
moderate sea.
CLEARED.
schr John McGinnis. RiggIn, Balti-
more, with lumber.
Schr. Charles +. Tuttle, Bowen, New
Haven, with coal.
Tug ASHER j. Hudaonl Baltimore,
with one barge in tow,
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IQIS IAISNdIlO

PLAYERS are designated by figures as
aclsle; No. left guard; No. 4, ccntrn.
No. S. right guard; No. G, right tackle.
No. Z. right end; No. s. uuarter-bncl,.
Nos. and 10, half backs: No. H. full
pack In the case OF the uuarter-back
ma two half-backs of the defensive
Elde there is no regular position. They,
Sre utility men when on the defense
! nd may help guard weak points in
Ene line. Principally they watch
s'here the ball is coming. and rush for
66nat point as soon as the ball is put
fito play.
KICKING OF GOALS.
When the game starts the ball IS
&cked off from the centre Of the field
payers on the side kicking have TO
Snain ON side" until the ball is kick
~, put the instant It is kicked thew
Aart down the field In order to prevent
%eiT opponents from carrying It hack.
II ,he other hand, the man getting
HI Dali starts back with 1t, generally
,,.hE III behind the players of his
8m sac; VINO shield him as much as
ss,nie, ny blocking off, those or the
posIns side. After the man with the
H. Is doWned" the teams line up and
Nv reai FOOTBALL begins. Kick offs from
I'm centre OF the field occur rarely
Ky at inc outset of each half and
cat the two goal posts are ITO wards
cart, that the field between tho nosis
marked off with lines five Yards
#art, that one of these lines parallel
Eth the goal posts, Is the goal line
. VI q
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llsAr.Er.r:r,s, s,gtIpi;.

NE Nh NORFOl.k AND OCEAN
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. z. 1896.
DAILY ENCEl"rt iSUNDAY----Aenye
800. 9:So y. m. '''I cnvS ocean vis@$SS
1000 n. M; 12 noon: 200. 400. 600. 500 y. M
SUNDAY T3AfNS-Leare Norfolk
800, 11:o0 u. M; 100. 800, &: 100, 700 y. m.
Leave Ocean View-10:00 a.. M; 90
noon: 200, 100, GOO. 500 y. nj.
w. -. BARRITT,
General Manager.
General ONCE, Ocean View. Va.
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Grnin.

Peas-Stcady; Black-Eye Pcas.s1.75
per bag; Black, 5oQ55c. per bushel
Corn-Southern white, quiet, at 34c.
Oats-Steady; Mixed. Csc: white.
Mill Fecd-Market steady: Bran.
sl5; shipstuT, or middling, slT;
meal, white bolted. per so lbs SEC
liay-Wcstern No. /. Timothy. $3.50
Ml9.0o; Maryland and Virginia, No.
| Timothy, S1I.50: No. 2, Sl5.5o
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PROFITABLE SPECULATION

is boon to those whose incomes do not
Keep up with their requirements By our
method the risk is reduced To Il minimum
Customers are notified OF each trade when
made. and accounts may be closed ut any
time. Our pamphlet and market letter
mailed on application.
ESTABLISHED SEVEN YEARS.
REFERENCES FURNISHED
Cons olidated Stock and Produce Co.,
IL BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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New York,
philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co
Cape
Charles
Route


OTHER LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 5, 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
':+o q. IN. daily. except Sunduy-(Ports.
mouth. High street. 7.30 a. M
Arrive at Philadelphia $50 p m. :
New York ut a:3S D. M.
LEAVE NURFOLIi
1:io p. m. dairy tl>ortalnoutn. high street
5:3J.) Arrive at Philadclpha
BIO a: m: New York T:i3 a. IN.
ARElNE ~ <OlsFOlN.
3:oo a. III. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street
9:!y. leaving New York y. IN. !;
Ihiladelphia lI:lG y. IN.
ARRIVE 81 NORFOLK
sos p. m. daily. except Slinday-i Ports
mouth. High street s:ia j. mo-
leavihg New York n, s u. III. ;
philadelphia. lG:.o u. m.
Close connection made VITA all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey city. Philadelphia ana
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet and Par
Tor Cars on day trains between phila-
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked Mt Wakes Agency. under AZ
X. B. COOKE. General Agent.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NORFOLK s SOUTHERN R. 3, CO,

s M4l2 ASD nxpKEss En AYE !: x6 81:
for Eiiznhcth City. Eden:on, Maekcy,s
f Fern Rope ram,Gs1; Helhayen. etc
stsamsr as foows T ba , sRe T.
n ,aS for llym n1 IIatmIssyiis Willm.
DAY, and sATuRDAr for r. aiil ia!n N diss,
on on Ghowan river. and Como on MON
I'rrsE Dare for Makrleyvillc, South
dlatc landings.
IS0IK 40 ,; N daily Except sunday !yo for
day and sainidayS Tor Sew Ib,'rm Roa m@1S
Jae:kkbonville. Whining ton, =; c., and all all
stations on t..e w. ~ and y. r. X.
MAIL E RSb i,A AT N9GFo 9.,;'S ,o-,
%iln AZ! raii ana steam lines al SSS orfoil:
i iSelk and Western depot. Freight sta.
:, EI1A; as r! Z +. Gt,AkoL!NA DISPATCH,
MiNioN linz: hetwGen ali / po,S SsP Sd D2
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
ooNt iici'! lNiilfOdu ana Eastern North
Carolina. -
Freight received daily until D. m. and
forwardly promptly at low rate,
For further In rormation apply to the
General Office of the N. and s. II. II. Co.
Norfolk. Va. ~"
General Freight and Pass Agent.
NJ. K. KING,
General Manager.
z OR RICHMOND. PETERSBURG ON
1 POINT. CLARE;MONT. NEWPORT
NEWS and james river landings direct bv
daylght-VirGin!a Navigator COMPANIES
Elegant steamer POCAHONTAS leaves
Clydc's Wharf, Norfolk. every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY nj
Z Il. M. touching at Portsmouth. Old
Point, Newport News going and returninp
arriving at Richmond about 5 p. m. con-
meeting with all evening trains. Fare IN
Richmond. $3.50: fare to Richmond md
return, $3.50: fare TO Richmond, second
class, 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route to Richmond Petc,s
burg. WaHerly. 1Iicksferd and stations on
Atlantic and Danville railroad and Mi
noini5 via Richmond. Tickets for sale nj
ticket agencies OF Wake &c Son, III
Brandt and on board steamer.
Freight received daily. Sunday excepted.
for all above named points.
JAMES w. GcCARRICK,
Agent
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Sn-nr Market.

Market firm. out of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates to the
different points. Local sales arc being
made as follows:
Cut loaf Observation-Disclosures. SIS SO
Powdered Observation-Disclosures. "A rs
GRADUATED 4 81
ConfectionerS' Standard a.. As
american Off Observation-Disclosures. &c
Franklin Nearly white g.. ~
Centennial, bright, yellow "B".. as
California b. ........ 80
FranklinStandard extra "C"... 5 Sc
keystone extra "C". . so
American extra CO.. 5 IS
Nearly White New Orleans Sugar. -
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CLYDES REGULAR LINZ STEAM.
SHIPS FOX rIiILA DELPHfA,,Only. di-
rect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day Wednesday and Saturday at p.
M and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills OF ladins to all points
Line, Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad:
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
W. p. CLYDE. & CO,
Agents. Philadelphia,
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Peanut Market

Market steady; Prime. &C.: strictly
prime, 3ac.: fancy: size; common "a
2lAc.; Spanish. 60c. 470c.
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A fLANTlC AND DANVILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER

Leave shippers c !,i ims' wharf. daily
800 a, m; West Norfolk. 9I5 n. IN, for
l>anville and all intermediate stations,
arriving at Danvile, t:2I p. IN. Leave
Norfolk. 30 p. m, West Norfolk. ;,:65 y.
m. Leave I.awrcnccville daily Except
sunday At 600 a. m. arriving at Dan
vile at 1920 Il. IN.
Connection made at Danvllc and Jcc-
fress Junction with Southern Hallway
ham, South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division OF tho n. and W.
r. r.
Pullman slenp"rs between DanvIllr.
Ashcville. Atlanta. Augusta, Memphis.
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk: w Y. II. Williams
Agency, Portsmouth.
w. IT. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
G. 0. 1fAINES,
SUI erintcndcnt.
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FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana SAT-
URDAY at 6 ,. m.

FARES no BOSTON AND PRoyI-
DENCE.
First class. including meals and sn-
loon stntcroom berth............ 500
Second class. including meals and
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at a. m.
Fnrc:-First, class including meals
Enrnsecord clnss incl,,aing' meal W ao
nliiiis w
Fcrishnblc Freight sent via. Providence.
forwarded by cnrly train to Boston, ana
at the same ratc az by direct steamers to
Boston.
Perishnblc Freights not received later
than 5:39 y. M on sailing days OF Boston
ships: $50 sailing days OF Providence
ships.
For further information apply to
X. II. WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk. Va:
y. u. STEBBlN5. Asst Tariff Mgr.
w. L. TURNER, General Pass. Ag't.
u . WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General offices. Baltimore. Md.
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S.. A L.. snAnoAnD AIR LINE.

S. X. L.. snAnoAnD AIR LINE.
oulcllEsT R9uIE soUTm2oNLY
III HOURS 10 ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER %. 1895.
SCUM Bound no. .. No. ',s.
Leave.
Norfolk fcrry.....l 9OJ n IN IN 40 N m
Portsmouth ......... OILS n. M Iio0i n m,
Arrive
Suffolk ................ 9 5s a. M. 1885 IA. m,
IL, inthlh '............. 1880 Il. III. l:l3 a. IN.
Boykins ,....,.........i IN Ol Il, m. ia a m.
Pendleton. n. .ll:.1 a. M,
Murfrcesboro. N. c.. i Gao y. MI
Lewiston, n. C...... 20 y. m.l
Weldon, n C..:..:... ll:4S "a. m 2:6O a. m.
Henderson. NC. CD. l;45 p. m. i:22 q. III.
Durham, n. c.......l 1909 p. MI 9:2c n. IN.
tE.aie.gh. =. C.:."... $3.50 y. III. l:aG A. IN
HH1outnn tines, NC. Col u. m. 7:2a a. IN.
,nn"ilet. ". S.......... I:eD -. IN. sos q. M,
Monroe. NC. ui & 81 s:55 i. m. 9:35 a. M m
charlotte. y: c:..:.. .!lo:lQ p. m. ll0:ls a. m:
MonrSs. e. c......,.. ,:l5 p. m. o:55 a. m.
Chesici. s. c,........ no:ss p. m. Hos a. m.
CLINTON. >; c.. l2:0S a. III. l2:l5 p. m.
Greenwood. ;. C......l 1:0t a. m ll2:6T y. m.
AUGUSTA, Ga...........lli 20 a. MI $50 p. m.
Ahbevilic. S. c........ l:3a IA. ~ LEI y. m.
Eic!ton. Ga........... 80 n. IN. 2:il y. IN.
Atliens. Ga..s.......l 4:0j II, IN. 1907 j.. IN.
Macon, Ga.............l ......... | 1850 p. M,
Allantn. Ga............l 80 u. MI 1909 p. IN.
'Daily. E-Brcakfuat. D-Dinner. s.
NJ. Il connects at Weldon with A. C.
Lice. pullman c!eepers Portsmouth TO At
lanta, Ga.
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
connects At Franklin With steamer Olive
for l:dcnton and landings on the river
Connects at Raleigh with Southern rail.
mediate points on the w. II. c. II. j.. ''N'
Nos. i15 and u Nestihule Limited Train
no extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pull
man sleeper Portsmouth 10 Atlanta, Ga
open at n, M. for reception OF passengers
Connects directly Ut Atlanta with W. and
=, 4 u for Chattanooga. Nashville and
J.. l.. /; for Mobile, Montgomery, New
Orleans and ali points Southwest
ARRIVE.
NO. 4o2. Atlanta Special, T:3O n. m.
INo %S-Mail and express, 80 D. H.
fOr tickets and baggage checked TO all
points South and Southwest sleeping car
reservation and general information, call
- w. v; II; WILLIAMS.
Ticket Agent. 2l' High street, Ports
GEORGE McP. BATTE,
Passenger Agent. Portsmouth.
II. j. ANDERSON, j. w. BROWN. Jr..
Gerl Pass. Agent. Pass. Agent
Nicc-Piesidcnt. Gen'l Manager
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FRIDAY at G p m. FOR BOSTON.
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ss$SyA SSs}A 81 Il 81 EN Ia md Whi9kcy habits
13 "a HE3 ~ IA 81 Ets.ss cured at home with
"a E5M IA ID "a ESs}iA ont pain. Book OF pnn
SsfS ouice, l0iH Whitehall ST. Affuu,n. O..
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DAILY except Sunday. Other time daily.
no. l-Fpr Cincinnati daily Chair ear
Slecpcr ltichnS'nl to Cincinnati and Cor
pinlhE cars wsst OF Gordonsvilc
Sleepcrs Old Point to Hinton and Cor
louisville to Cincinnati and Louisville
louisville.
Steamer Louise arrives ut Norfolk daily
POE noon and 700 y. M
fcr further Information apply to
Il. I. BROOKE. PASSENGER Agent.
c, and q. Ticket Office, Ginuby street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
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Merchants GhIReTS' Transportation Go
ROUTE

FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH.
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Receipts by HaII ana STEINER.

Office OF The virgininn.
Norfolk. Va. Nov. -, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
THE NUTLEY GYMkAHNA CANES.

The Nutley Gymkahna Games. to be given at
Dickes Riding Academy. No. l26 West Fifty-scv-
enth-st Friday evening. In aid of Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church. Nutley, y. j. are
the subject Of curious communication from II. c.
Bunner to THE New-York Sun" yesterday
After quoting paragraph about the games, Mr.
Bunner. who edits Puck. but lives at Nutey SAYS;
In behalf of my late associates in the manage
ment of the Nutley Amateur Circus, allow me TO
state that the affairs of that concern were wholly
wound up long ago. and the proceeds paid over to
the trustees OF the charitable fund for which IL
organized. and also that none OF the promoters
and managers of the circus IL directly or Indirectly
name.
| think we are all too grateful for the kindness
shown us by the members OF the press to make a
light use OF any credit we may have by hard
work and the generous help OF the newspapers.
Al Dickers Riding Academy. a Tribune reporter
learned that James X. Hay. real estate agent. at
No Wall-st.. had engaged the building where
the games are to take place Mr. Hay was not at
8. Marden, members OF the committee arranging for
the present games. seen. but declined to talk
Ii was learned from members of Grace Church
who are Interested In the games. that the Nutley
Amateur Circus was held two years ago. and that
Mr.. Bunner was prominently identified with the
project but has not interested himself In the pres
ent games. although invited to do go
As n matter OF fact Alpheus Geer and Wentworth
Conduit who were actively associated In the Nut
ley Amateur Circus, and performers In II. are
on the arrangement committe OF the Gymkahna
games. Ii Is not known why Mr.. Bunner should not
favor this project The only ones taking part In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
NETWORK CITY.

Professor Albert s. Bickmore Will lecture THIS
afternoon at the American Museum OF Natural
History. seventy-seventh-st. and Eghth-aVe' on
..rhe Catskiils and the AdirondacHs PROFESSOR
Bickmore's lectures which arc free anu give" upon
legal holidays, always attract large auuo"'e' anu
aa,,s suhiect promises material fully as inter-
os,,ne as any of the preceding lectures
nh Ne,ronoIitan Museum of Art is open free to
49, rrhlic from 10 A. m to sunset on tuesdays.
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays; on sunday
afternoons from O'Clock to sunset ana on me
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays On Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyists'
art students and members OF the Museum onS aie
a.. ,.,od freq others have to pay entrance fee
Of % cents on these two days
Tho Museum Of Natural History is open on week
, from, o TO I O'Clock on Tuesday and saturday
evenings from TO 10 o'clock the public Is admitted
free on Sundays 1t is open from TO CLOCK
Admission is charged on Mondays and tuesdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
OLD "BTLL" TOSBURG SET FREE.

THE PROMISE OF IMMUNITY FOR HIS lhoIi-
NONy IN THE TAMSEN CASE MADE GOOD.
The promise o immunity which was made TO OLD
"Bill" Vosburg the notorious criminal. when ne
agreed TO be a witness against Sheriff Hansen ana
tcl how tho postofice robbers were able to escape
from Ludlow Street Jail was carried out yes
terdav The aged rogue was brought before Re-
corder Gof for sentence his plea of guilty TO the
indictment charging him with swindling country
man who had come this city in the expectation
OF huying counterfeit money.
District Attorney Fellows said that Nosburg hao
been of great assistance TO the people, ana ne
thought the ends of justice would be served by
exercising great clemency toward him.
civil Justice Nauhope Lynn. Nosburgs counsel
made n plea FOR a suspension of sentence. He said
Noshiyc was sick and feeble man, whom one
wars imprisonment would kill The police ala not
know all the crimes NOsburg had taken part IN.
some of them, II known would amaze ana daZzie
the Imagination Of the novelist $50, ,,.,,
Recorder Goff looked at Nosburg with benlenant
hat come here buy counterfeit money ana are
s1yirdled by sharper men. The latter are thieVes
tbat ,,rev on thieves The countrymen are tnleNeS
who sock 10 prey honest people, their nelghpors
r'oev are far worse than the 'greengoods men
The Recorder then said that II the Dlstrlct-Et-
folnev would indorse the papers his recommenda-
on be would grant il some time during the day. 3,
Iccordc~ Coff suspended sentence. Nosburs walked
out Of court free and met his wife, VINO was
Waiting him in the corridor she KISSED hiih'
and they left the building together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
CHRTSTN4S EVE AT A HOSPITAL.

Christmas Eve was celebrated at the New-York
Hospital by the distribution of gifts to the inmates
of the childrens ward to the head senior and
Junior nurses Of the hospital training school for
nurses. and TO the physicians and other officials
of the hospital The children's ward was the scene
of the festivities 1t beautifully decorated with
evergreen wreaths and holly, while a large revolv-
ing Christmas tree lighted with ncandescent lights
stood almost in the centre of the ROOM AS che tree
revolved the lights changed from red TO white,
from white 10 blue, then to green, and many other
harmonizng colors. TO the right of the tree was
revolving wheel. which formed Kaleidoscope pict-
ures of various colors as II was turned
The cots of the little inmates. numbering about
twenty were arranged in n semi-circle facing the
wheel and tree. Many former inmates Of the ward
recently discharged were present. SO happy were
the children that they seemed TO forget FOR the
time being all about their ills. They watched every
think taking place for their amusement with eyes
wide open and faces wreathed in smiles Behind the
cots were seated the nurses and the graduates or
the training school and their friends. lncluoihg
SUPERINTENDENT George =. Ludam distributed the
gifts lie had s Sra 10 say e no re and the
doctors and TO all the visitors present. Each child
received an armfu Of gifts, and beautiful and use
full presents We're given 10 tne muses. au t
clocks, causing everybody present TO smile Many
handsome gifts were given 10 the heads or the
Of Andrew Carney, who has been in the hospital
several months and is general favorlte WI,
Among those present were Dr. Robert r. Weir.
Mrs Denke, the directress OF the nurses Dr FRANK
Ferguson, Drs. u. w. roster anu pouNeiheui ~
Smith. ,., III, 49,
through each ward singing CHRISTMAS cerols, d
custom which has been in vogue there Tor many