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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
POstOmce Notice.


e''ss ~.',' IRA sArLANTlc MAI Is,,.,,,,s r,,v
Spain, Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British India per
. s. i9 swoien. Norway ,christians and Rass
per Trays via Bremen letters f2F other parts ..
at "a a.c, tS qs4os a ssS at nfF s"sr r
Netherlands direct. per Werkendam. VIA Rotterdam
de,iers must be directed per wsrkeneam.): at Y m
S glasgow w et ta si @a be directed per
closing Of TIE supplementary ,rans s
opened on the piers Of the American English French
MAIi.s FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
sAruRDAY-At 5 a. m. for La Plata Countries direct,
fsr s., Thomas. St croix. Leewari and wirivari
Islands. Martinique and nsTb,dos per osrioess;
Fortune Island. Jamaica savanila, per Allie
R Fn' via Lmon must be directed per Aieshsny at
70 for Newf1lndland direct per steamer silvia q.
Yusatan per sesuraaea at II m ,su sup
Via Curacao. per Caracas letters for Other pa's
Domingo and Turks Islard per :. Saginaw at D.
~ psmS 5so a'rsn Ps sT S5n Brazil. per
Gregory. via Para, Maranham and ceara deiters for
other parts OF Brazil must be directed per GresoFy)
Mails for Newfoundland by rail Halfsx and thence BY
close at this Office daily at SD p m Mails
Mqueon by rail 10 Boston. and thenee by steamer
close at th@ 5fice daily at n. tor forwarding By
sailing mondays and lhufsdaNsl from Fott
Tampa Fla. Mails for Mexico overland unless specially
addressed for dispatch BY steamer close at this ohcs
0"''' a. u 'TRANsPAcrFIc MAILS.
Np Frsnd ir eSs here DALI Up to November $50
. m Mails ,or Hawaii per 3 :. Australia from san
Francisco close daily W November AZ $50
?. Malls Tor China and Japan specially addresses
only. per Empress ~ Jrpan tfrom vancouver.
close here daily UP fo November - az oi1V ? M
Malls FOR Australia except those Tor West Australia.
which are forwarded via Europe. New Zealand Hawaii.
FIJI ard Samoan Islands, per :. 3 MGriposa iron san
Francsco). close here daily up q ote'nher ~ AT
G30 p. m. arrival AZ New-Nork ot = e Etrurls
with British Australa). Mails Tor Australia
except Australian. Hawaii and FIN Islands
especially addressed only. T. Warrimoo Nrom
Vancouver) close here daily NJ 20 November o at
Gao D. m Malls Tor China and Japan per Han
kow from Tacoma) close here caiy up 70 November
80 al $50 o. NJ Malls Tor the Society Islands. per
ship Calee iron Francisco close here daily W
10 November - G;3O p m
Registered NATL closes at q D. m. previous DAY
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster
pos,ofrcs NeU-York. " Y. October -. 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

John W Mackay arrived in New-York from san
Francisco On Wednesday evening. He has formed
no plans. but is likely to go to Europe shortly
After he has consulted with his family. the maj
resting-pace for the body OF his who died re-
Gently. viii be- decided upon. In the mean time,
The body will lie at the Cnurch or 81 AuSu9,in' ~
paris where Il was deposited after the funeral
service held in that city. The statement that the
body was already on - way to New-A orH i
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on CROGEE'S 7EdIL.
coRNERED. ANGRY AND UNEASY

coRNrnED. ANGRY AND UNEASY.
v-oro The Springfield Republican.
C,L "a correred and angry, and exhi1.l5 r NJ
troKeI - 80 irto-view in The YORK lrlDuHc'
Tire trail - constantly leaulne cioS'' l" ~
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
49,. rhe New-York Mail and Express :.
>, q, .,o1 - remember just at THIS t r ma the
II i msncsTed check that brought Mnss-L Tor
var srr,nsny man OF all. up 70 u" f"T T,s,,re
ta.. ,nok into the D"fcilehs IA ~. Llstory
I,d a., Il may also 'e remafNe" '"
repeats ltseH-
WHAT ONE FAY SHOWED
From The Utica Herald . ,s roc, Com
= =, I,1h. YVES let in. through the , 20
ars, Inyestigation In Ne" Or 90, n
~ nm ,hn Iroker problem, "Where u'u Nv ~
,oox orr FOR ANOTHER FOREIGN rRir'
From, The Philadelphia Inquirer 81 fire.
,rt tgna Of the times are Desir''' H. uart OF
sh aho mother trip to Europe o" NV
Richard Croker. r-,.r
CROKER DIDN'T HAVE To
rro., ,ns New-York Evening Post
?. II, he obseryed that Croker a". Greene drew
-. WI. 70 draw the checks AZ croker What
ne ~ nersons order Of RcnsIu oav's business
n 10 dis with the proceeds was vcreene's checks
Croker az, apo own He deposited MI 1re n other un-
In his persona. bank az ,av
doabtedly went the same
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AssArLrs 1 roMAv rHEx NILS HIMsELF

Poughkeepsie Nov. 1 (speciaD.-AIrs. Ida May
Sherman was waking along Southeast-ave-. in the
southern part Of this city Yesterday looking for
teamster 10 remove her household goods. When
she got near Il lonely spot William Cronk sprang
on her and assaulted her with a large knife. Her
head ana neck were severely cut, and her ears
nearly severed from her head. This afternoon
Cronks body was found In clump Of bushes on
the outskirts Of the city. with his throat cut. An
empty bottle which had contained laudanum was
found near him. he having drunk the contents be-
fore he cut MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

HIGHER BAROMETER ~ THE EAST.
Washington Nov The barometer has risen enst o.
cha ,,,sss.inoi excent on the South Atlantic coast ana
has fallen rapidly the westward It is relatively
high in the upper Valley and over Texas ana i y
low north Of Dakota and IN the lower - Lawrence va"
ley Fair weather has prevailed except u Tue SUI"
,ior, States where continue IL a. warmer 70
The Yves, Of the Mississippi and slightly colder on the
Atlantic coast. - A.. Ce,tr,f Val
md lake regons
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v.rOP srpOyG INVITED TO BIRMfNGHAN'

Birmingham Ala Nov l (specaD.-Ascertaining
that Mayor Strong OF NewYork. who holds an in
terest N Birmingham city bonds. Will visit the A.
lanta Exposition with small party in November
the Commercial club. of Birmingham, az a meeting ,
bala this afternoon extended 70 the Mayor ana ms
friends an invitation to visit birmingham. ana
Ccr"rnercial club Suitable arrangements for their
enf lnrnnnt have been MADE
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nrvvrc TO sturFL SPENCER.

Savannah. Ga. Nov III. NJ Conner receiver Oh
49,, ,ar,r,l Railroad OF Georgia. gave dinner at
,ha no Soto Hote last night to President Samuei
snancer Of the Southern Railway. az which j" OF
ssvanuah's leading business men were present.
re, Sinnar was 10 celebrate the transferring OF the
M 70 ai,road IN the new company, In which ths
S'tt Is the leading stockholder ana when TOOK
,.ace al midnight last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

London. Nov THE passengers on board the
Hamburg American steamer Columbia, wnlch lett
Southampton FOR New-York to-day. include Maurice
Grau lean de Reszke Edouard de Reszke. Messrs.
Maurel Ancona. Bevgnani. Castlemary Lionel
Map.eson. Plancon. sepplle, Pfngst. Willy Schultz
and Lubert and Mines. Cave. Clara Hunt. Nordica.
Outzka. Agathe Stein Simonson and Io!a Beeth Of
the c;rau Opera Company: DR.. z. II. Pratt and
family and Jacob Strauss and family, OF New
York: Rotch Wister Of Philadelphia; {. Nollmer,
Austrian Consul at Caracas, and MI Stnchheid
and family. Of Detroit.
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up wgrryrY GOING TO TAKE A CRrIsE.

Boston, Nov 1.-The handsome steam yach' "
lunnbia. now in the harbor. is from Bar Harbor Me
O. - owrsd nv l. II I>adew. OF NewY0rk. but is
under charter 10 William c. whitney and II y
from his summer home that the yacnt mas Jus
come The Columbia completed coaling up TO-DAY
AMI will probably leave here tomorrow t9r New
nor, Later on Mr. Whitney and party or frlehus
pi,il make an extended cruise IN Southern waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
nrrAlIrp ronEcAsr FoR To-DAY.

For New-England fair weather; norih 70 west "'"us
no change in temperature.
Fr Eastern New York. fair; northerly winds shftns
q, .outherly. warmer Saturday night
Far Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey ana delaware
,,,r northery winds becoming variable warmer satuF
day night ., a.,
ror District OF Columbia and Maryland, probably fair
sh changes In temperature. northerly winds shifting
60 sluthery ,,,.., fair. ,,,-,or
For Virginia ONO ana ihuia'a' .''' ""''''''
winds shifting southerly. -, ..,,..
For Western New York. lalr westerly "'lUs shifting
4, southerly warmer Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

AN ACTION AGAINST THE PELL HEIRS.
:. Van Rensselaer, Cruger. as executor under the
Will OF John Augustus Pell. has obtained In the
Supreme Court an order 10 serve by publication
Eleanor J.. Phelps and other heirs Of Mr.. Peil in an
action thar he has brought for judicial construction
OF his VIII Many OF the defendants In Europe.
one OF the points In the will which Mr.. Cruger
miEhi be against policy or right was the provision
that Mrs Phelps 10 obtain her interest In the
EurOpe
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OBITUARY.
PHILIP NATHAN.

ipbun Nathan son OF Ernst Nathan, the
Twenty-thrd Ward Republican politician, died on
Thursday at his late home, No. 30 Dece'uT-sI
rroolvn from typhoid fever after an illness OF ten
las fventy-niae years old. lie was married ana
cas- ~, his strs,,ytb on mis- bicycle The funeral
,vii be held tomorrow morning at his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

cash Hungry joe Journalism and B;ackmlIl-,
Assin This year ear and That Tammaay VII
Triumph
The accounts Of the campaign fund Q; the Commit.
OF Seventy were duly audited by MessTs joseph
l.arocque. John p Townsead and James Speyer be-
The accounts Of the Committee OF Fifty will be
examined and audited by committee .: gentlemen
A Challenge Is hereby issued to Mr. Richard Croker
70 submit his accounts cevsrng me Te fa s a. nS
SIDE with those OF the Committee OF Fifty covering
his eappagn for rqhe audit by audors Of Tee as
manner deemed fair the results Of such audit being
r reseee.ye q, a iheiT party eaEass Or Affiliations
Treasurer Committee OF Fifty.
When Mr.. Croker had completed the perusal,
the former financial head Of Tammany thrust his
hands in his pockets. threw out his chest and
said:
Who is this man Tod? don't think ever
heard Of him. Is he the treasurer of the Repub-
lican party?
why does he direct his challenge at me? 1t
doesn't interest me at all for am TO longer con-
nected with Tammany Hall in any official capac-
itv nor am in charge OF its finances THIS man
may be an informer. but am not
Don't you care to say anything in response
70 Mr. Tod >" Mr. Croker was asked
NO" he replied, emphatically "and 1 want
10 repeat that am not an informer
Mr. Croker was asked whether he kept any
books or accounts when e was IN charge Vi the
finances Of Tammany Hall.
No he replied. Il kept no accounts what
ever"
.rf Iobn Smith or Bill Jones. or any one else.
sent YOU contributions in the form or cash OF
checks YOU kept no account OF II. Mr.. Croker!
None whatever. l couldn't tell, except from
memory who sent checks last year or any other
committee can.
go YOU depended on your memory to Know VINO
did and who did not contribute TO the HALF?
Yes and nv memory tells me that have re-
celved checks from several members vi the P'e'
ent Committee Of Fifty.
According TO Mr.. Croker, and he ought 10
know. Tammany keeps no accounts that might
fall into the hands of the curious and others
Mr. sheehan might be in a position to answer
AIR Tod" said the political millionaire, but
] don't think he will"
A World" reporter was also at the Murray
Hill Hotel and when he fcarfully announced
that he was from The World" the Walls OF
wrath OF the autocrat of Fourteenth-st- broke
omen On his devoted head. Il want it dis
tinctly understood" he said, that have said
nothing TO The World and If did that Hun
CRY Joe would not allow it TO be printed cor
rectlv. He goes around guarded all the time
by four detectives and he is blind only 10 his
rascality."
Mr. Croker said some other things about the
Editor Of The World"
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VIEW CAPTAIN or coMPAyr A or THE 'rH

First Sergeant Harry w, Jansen was elected cap
tain OF Company A. 7th Regiment. at the armo'y
last night He succeeds Captain conoyer VINO was was
promoted 10 be major. TIE election was unanlmous
and after the meeting Captain Jansen en,eItsineo
the members OF Company and several OF tne
star officers at dinner In Turn Nerein HAL East
Sixty-seyenth-St.
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MINISTER BRoADHEAD HoyoRED.

Berne. Nov. 1.-The Swiss Federal Council gave
a farewell dinner TO j. o. Broadhead. the retiring
United States Minister. last evening at The Hotel
Bellevue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

Don't Irrltate your Lungs with ssuooor"
Cough, when a safe and certain remedy Cd" y"
had in Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant 's
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rnr rIcr.rREsIpEyrs sov sKEKINc NEAL1H.

San Francisco. Nov. Lewis G. Stevenson. son
NJ Vice President Adla Stevensoi. arrived in this
CITY Yesterday on his way 70 Japan. He will sail
from here about November u Tor the Orlrht III
search % health.
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MARLBOROUGH.

Or. 9. Long. W.lkesharre
The Misses Morton. Wash
ingtOn.
+. J. Carr & wife. San
Francisco.
A. l.. Gaines & wife. Lon
don.
T.. y. Gutmln. Baltimore.
q. W. Hart. Hartford.
G.. F.. Brooks e. wife. Boston.
J. II. j. Stewart. Cod
Sprinx Earlor
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rRrsrvE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

=, tho aiagram n continuous white shows the
,arpes la pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
snrns barometer The dotted limo represents the
.rat,,re recorded al perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02

1-rif,,ne Office Nov. = ! m-The weather yesterday
WAS warmer and fair The temporal ranged between
81 and 81 degrees average 90 being "a degrees
higher tnan on Thursday and lower than the cor
responding DAY last year
The weather to-day likely continue fair and y
become -'-'-
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MARRIED..
DANIEIG-IOGAN-

DANrETs-rOGAN-On Thursday October 3ls' i~o
~ the Re- !. c. A. Becker. Maoele ROSS A'Fan' !"
Aaron Ciafn Daniels.
No cards
UOYT-srOK ES-On Thursday. October 3lst lo'. AZ
T-tni,v f1rn-rb rennx Mass hy Rev VIM NJ. eros
venor Ethel Phelps. daughter NJ Mr. and MIS- Hnson
Ilelps Stokes. to John sherman hoyt ooh o. Wv"
yorA
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DIED.

Notices 81 marriages ana deaths must De IN
dorsed with full name and address
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CHESTS At LEADING HO7ELN

.,.... r,as nothing to complain Of in the business
-, h,. thu leading hotels yesterday. The arriy
aIs uare numerous and the majority Of the hotels
- .o-.nhl.. filled last night.
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FURNITURE.

rr,uc. November brides will appreciate Il mors
pfSE than anything else.
rr-p xfr.f-pr 45 23rd street.
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.E. :. Stlllman < wife. New
Haven
W. T.. Ford. Utica.
J. &. whitney. Baltimore.
e.. \. Painter, Pittsburs.
4. Ross. PittsburY.
&. j. Groves. Boston.
+. l.. Whitney. San Fran
. cisco.
Z. VI. Greenway. San Fran
cisco.
! T. Morris. Birmingham.
VI. +. Hatcher. New Haven.
c. Lowe. Kidderrllnster.
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ALBEMARLE.

were comfortably hllec last "eH''
ALBEMARLE. r; ;. st'iman WE Ne
Mrs m NJ. { Frey. Washing j. g. wRitney. Fillmore
Nc, Ton F. W Frost Washing Ross Pittsburx
J. '' Il Moore & wife. Chi r. l. whitney San FRI
M TsS c. q Rodgers. covins E NJ Greenway San Fra
M Gs #. L. Losel, IT,. Gov T Morris Birmingham.
Mss iss'' r. Price. cOvinson g LOVE- Kidiefnns,er
w 5. Myers New-Bruns- HOLLAND.
"S w. Russell and wife E TOBIAS Eas Philadelphia
r NJ Freeman and wife +. K. Robinson Ensilrd
Rodgers covinstOn Il PaTs6n Ensiarf fo'
h Harrison wife Mont Z. Hu1iey. Df Bosion
I j s,orrow Boston H. CROSBY. Pittsburg
BROADWAY Cl-N li'A-- {. \. Wheeler. Chicago.
J; G. s'o'F Fanning & wife MARLBOROUGH
Worcester ,...,,.a Dr. C. Long wnkesbarr
r. Natern"d Ei1baa,..i,et The Misses Morton Wa
=. Il Borden Pa"'u'Ne'' ington.
T W Wheelwright. Eng .rSncisco
land ..,..,., rro A. l. Gaines & Wife I,
" i R stevens WIFE Eng G. u Hart Harti i'
r '' m clapp wife Boston II. J. Ssswart. g
+ NJ. Ae!ley. Grand Pap, kap,as Spring Harbor
F. ". Harvard, Beldihs ,,.,,l..,,,,,.
+ N g. Robinson Cleveland J. wllson & wifi. Yonser
q n Levy Ludlow. VI r : craig Albany
IL y Br'ckway EmiFa. A. ]. Feek K wife. sy
X IT, O. J. French. Rochester
BRUNSWICK. J. r. o'nonneiI Syracuse 'olls
Il u - Kountze. New Haye NoRMANDIE
+. 4. Tarnhsm Boston Mrs. G. o. Baker. seln
r H. Baker. Racine Wis Miss l. Baker Selma. A
. O. Winston. Boston. b. O. Hough A wife Ro
L hal. ''' - Miss ss'i Hunter. Rochester.
r. y. Patton Edinouis H, J. ". simpson y wi
" NJ. Randall. san iran Scranton.
7. woodward. Colchester l. $ COOK. Hartford
fn Wa"dmard. England. l.. aasoa Absny e''e
@ ~ Ford wife. Wheel Mass.
ing. ". Va. d. B. I'LL. Albany
u .,.'. ST. CLOUD
A Hague & wife. Washing Al pis'.s Hoi,nse ''
B. $ Young Philadelphia 4 Ione. yife Phi
Mrs J. X. Young. Philadei- dsInhIa "
p nuNey sqg.agoTt v o' GoadTia ', J2 1ro,
D. Evans wife, ENGLAND W = sSow NSW Mel,'
Mrs g. Wharton IT, Pits
M g / Holdslup. PITTS vENDoME.
Mr. F scanlon. ST, r. eamps Pti,Sa spu
NJ. io.pe1 St, t SS.,sn K r. Hs,a Manitoba;
Miss whppe. Salem Philade. 9nla.
GTIsEy u r. e. barrett BARR ,s Syra c,.,e;.
II ". Wiley. WASHINGTON. v. .. ESrycy. isrtYord
r. >. H+nefmaa. Saratoga NJ McIsuGsd. kansas ca
r. r. clarke. Oca.a. Fla. WEsTMlNSTtk
". 4. Ferguson. Stanford H. NJ Edwards - wi
canada
G. 7. FORD wife. Wash II. NJ. Edwards lr. Sierra
ngfou.
g =. bradley, NeV-llav@n. ! Eiih Denver
W. g. Haywood. Holvoke. Is. =. H-unance. william
A. c. Walton. Boston. port.
7. u. McChesney chicago +. 4 Rowland. New-R.
r. Harvey. I@aNenwOrth. ford
Miss Il Harvey. Leaven p. T. Farnum Port Ierv
wogt.. l.. q. Mentzer. Lancaster.
". Peach. Pueblo Cai J. c. Iehnry. Harrisburg
-. 7. Bond. faltiMor- r.. y loyle. Nichols,
X. " Perr1. lr.. waning Penn.
ton ! j. ~ Boyle Scranton.
J l.. Crawford New Haven = sauier Scranton
,,.r,, ! W Hornsey Cleveland
hoF MN Mrs. J. OConnor. Roche
A. J. Harris wife. Mem ter.
phs .xiss Morrison Rochester
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1)olitical Noiirr.


The undersigned. practising lawyers OF New fon
County recommend the election Of
JOHN FEN EEL
AS JUDGE or THE COURT OF GENEAtAL ss"ss'oNS
October. 1895
Joseph n. Chcatc. ihni 'ooep,l
ut,s.ia- ~ psckhan Everett = Wheeler
Lachman Morgenthau william ~ S.ite
Goldsmith. inl..aes = si'', ~. .,..x.~
John h ankenheimer, tuntinst.n Nni"e'a"""'
cambridge Colby, t,iNir HHrs
Edmund Wetmofe W llain y .Srnns
stern Kushmore. h~lmNN =
,,.ts.n Baker q Wilson. George A. strong
49, amend a McClel- Henry b. Corey
49, Berry.
- t.hetsev George G. tOrla
ras,n. pvrne 3 q Is. Oppenheimsr.
S."ry, 81 Yeaman charles n. foyett
WEIGH a Daniels. iFeueF,'H ,r,.o"
,Sn,ts 7, ir,tcher W. II. Van Steenbsrgh.
William 7. Read. THOMAS ~ ,,s-N-,,an,r
Rcnelf X. Brown. thafies re h'tt
Lawrence r. Sexton. StIae'. ftasbfoncA q sen'o~
An-aham Gruber der ,-..
D,,snhoe,er Geraer & Henry u. p. Stapsr.
fame. ana others
Wallacv McFariane.
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CONCERNING Photographs for Chrfstmas
Presents ma friends give the SUBJECT
EARLY ATTENTION. THAI may be enabled u give our
work that supervision and finish which IS IN daser
Of being sacrificed rush Of the Holiday season
LOCKWOOD Photographer. lao broadway ,iVth-st.l.
The Highest Award for Artificial Ieeth ~
Worlds Far was granted Dr. Henry r. Deane DenusI-
a54 Lexington-aye. 18Th Specially artificial teeth
Expression restored. Telephone. TiJ-3sth-st
JOhannts
King Of Natural Table waters
Sold Everywhere.
A-Espcnscheld's Celebrated Hats Tor gen.
L., Il. Oh LardmRrk' ils Nassau-st
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CROKER KEPT NO BOOKS
HE SAYS so IN REPLY TO A CHALLENGE
FROM ]. KENNEDY TOD.
THE LATTER OFFERS TO PUBLISH THE ACCOUNTS
OF THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY Atoxcs1nr
THOSE OF TAMMANY HALL DURING
THE Boss's REGIME-CRoKER's
REMARKS on THE
PROPOSITION.

Richard Cookers latest contribution to current
ana past political history was brought out last
night by challenge which was issued yesterday
by j. Kennedy Tod, the treasurer Of the Com
mittee OF Fifty. The ex-hoss had not heard OF
she chaHenge when a reporter saw hin, at the
Murray Hill Hotel last night. He had been TO the
theatre and appeared to be on excellent terms
with himself and all the world. saving. OF course
The New-York World" He carefully read the
copy Of the letter which had been written by Mr.
Tod. which was as follows
Mr.. Richard Cookers public explanation OF the
Greene checks appears in d leading Tammany morn
ing paper under these headlines:
RICHARD CROKER TALKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
RICHARD CROKER TALKS.

Did J. Kennedy Tod Never Endorse Oflceholaer's
Check"
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HOLLAND

G. F. Eddy. Boston
j. +. Tobias. Philadelphia.
J. A. McCrca. PittshurR.
L. *. Robinson. England.
@. X. Mackenzie, Glasgow.
+. VI. Parson, England.
T. \. Morris. Baltimore.
r. .. Huxley. Boston.
T.. II. Cutting. Boston.
IL. Crosby. pittsburg.
<. A. Wheeler. Chicago.
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METROPOLIS

j. WllsOn 4 wife. Yonkers.
T. : Craig Albany.
A. J. teek x wife. Syra-
cuse.
O. J. French. Rochester.
j. g. Craig & wife. Chicago.
J. +. O Donnell. Syracuse.
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or Does the Fifty Raise its Campaign Funds in
Cash?-"Hungry Joe Journalism and B;ackmai--
\ Prediction That the People CaAt Be Foo:ed
Again This Year, and That Tammany VIA
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nP1vsWICK.

A. Hague & wife. Washing
tor.
H. : Young. Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. X. Young. Phlledei-
phla.
r. A. Buckley. Southport.
J. X. Blackwell. Pittsourg-
u. Evans < wife. England
Mrs. g. Wharton. jr.. PITTS.
burg
Mr. q. /. Holdslup. Pitts
burg
Mr. NJ. F. scanlon. 81.
Louis
Miss Rcanlon. Ct Louis.
Mrs = :. Norton. Boston.
Miss Whipple. Salem.
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Guerial Notices.

The KensicO Cemetery. located on ne ttarIerr
Railroad fOrtyeight minutes ride from the Gahc NentS
DoDot l6 East 42d-st.