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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
MOUNT VERNON.

,, y pre,nan forty years old. Of No. Us
West Forty-ninth s.. New-fork ely. p'o''' %
ex-Commissioner OF Charities ana 'oi''0""''
Thomas $ Brennan OF New York City. has been a
prisoner in Mount Vernon for several uaYs o"
charges preferred agains, him by his wie' Mary
Freeman She alleges in her complaint that lie mas
not cont .ibuted the support OF herSoii " '"''
children since March l6 last and th"t ne nae va
severa! occa sions visited her home at No To- No h
Seventh-ave. this city. ana hre'eneu ~ u" morn
bodily harm. The case was tried yesterday ino'
s ~ M, apneared in his brothers defence Justice
Bard held the defendant in 81" bonds 10 suppo'' 'S
The Young women OF the Church OF the Ascension
held sale in the parish house yesterday III "io o.
Julia A. Lee seventy one years old. welkn9 own
resident Of South Ninth-ave died yesterday ri .g
funeral will be held tonight at the house bulia
will be in Greenwood Cemetery .a,.o-
The 1900 school tax relief bonds reGe an
night The Yonkers Savings Bank bd wv 70 LOT
soco Whann Schlessnger fece' sSs mes s"n
10y the ST. Joseph's Hospital. In nonkers' 10 me
Common Council on pefemesr Hs n AND Tye
McNair who. in the absence of a hospital IN Mount
the time it was received it was though; too much
and a committee OF five was appointed to Inquire
nature The committee finds that. although The
Sisters Of Charity. who conduct the hospital "rt:
willing take 81 day for the treatment OF Mount
Vernon patients. which would in this case amount
to only $40. certain persons from Mount Vernon
visited the hospital and requested that the Dill be
made out for much larger amount lhese leis3is.
the managers of the hospital al"ge. were publG
officials OF Mount Vernon. The report j. submitted
hesitate TO say that the officials are Coroner
Banning and Alderman Weiss both OF whom are
doctors Controller Pond has taken serious WOW
of the subject He not only refuses 10 pay the bil
but has summoned several persons TO appear before
him for examination. If they fall to appear before
December q he says warran: VIII be placed In tho
hands of the Sheriff compelling them to DO so Be
fore adjournng the Common Council confirmed the
nomination of Charles IL. LoVeti. as Alderman. 10
fiji the vacancy caused by the resignation Of Harvey
s Armstrong. of the flrst Ward.
On account Of the storm the electric sreetcar
lines were badly crippled. Communication with
Yonkers and the other Hudson River towns WAS
completely blocked I'm some places the snow
drifts are fully five feet deep. The telegraph and
telephone wires did not suffer Trains on both the
New-York, New-lIaven and Hartford and New
York Central railroads Were about Il haf-hOur be-
hind schedule time.
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HOWE NEWS.
pno,,Ivrvr \pnIvAI,S AT THE HOTELS.

ppoNIHEVT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AIREMART.E-Cha !. Honaparte' Oh n,.e
more ASTOR-General y. Is. Sweit|cr, M, nv,
s,,,os Army FIFTH AVENrE-Governor-e'rc
III, 9 rl,ck Of Troy: Senator James X. Jones.
~ Arkansas and General william NJ osnorhs M"
" Murray Crane OF Massachusetts,. "ii'Sf-i ,
Adiuiant-,;eneral f.. \. McAipih' Oh 'H"a'S' ,a
Sin rro.,~sor I,lihu Thomson Of Boston, ana
Samuel T. colt of Rhode Island. MAMMA ~
CONGRESSMAN Warren H. Hooker. OF fre"oh'a' y,
Y. ex-senator George II. Sloan, OF osW'so' "''
rohn l. Sfoddarh OF Boston. NElhf.i'.h.'n
,,,r.,s r.lv of Montana PARK ANENt T.
rc,r-Almirai r. w Meade. United states Navy
and Deputy Attorney General g. ID u. iiasbfouch'
81 Albany. WALDORF q. Il. Ay1'1, VI Wv
s.,rts, 7 .rotion al washington: Iyndc Harrison.
Of Ncw-Hav.n and :. II. Galway. prHsid"n, OF
tho New York Chicago and 81. Louis Halfway TOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
PORT CHESTER AND RYE

The members OF the Summerheld Methodist Epls-
copal Sunday -schoo will give musical and literary
entertainment in the church parlors this evening.
The proceeds are IN aid OF the Christmas festival.
which will take place on Christmas night. \ can
tata, Santa Clauss House. r. to De given.
The Mellor Hose Company, OF Port Chester. will
give a benefit performance in the Opera House in
Greenwich, Conn. on next Monday night The
comedy, "A Gay Old Boy will be given. The
members and their friends Will be transported 10
and from Greenwich in a special train.
John 4. Gwynne, OF Rye has been chosen trustee
OF the Port Chester Savings Bank, to I'll the va
cancy occasioaed by the death Of Dr. Il. +.
Matthews.
The sixth anniversary Of the dedication OF ST.
Francess Memorial Church. which was given to the
colored people Of Port Chester and Rye by Mrs
Frances Quntard. will be celebrated on next Sun
day with appropriate services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
LocAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Justice Truax OF the Supreme Court has APP
pointed Arthur Ingraham receiver Of tho assets
OF Warren jerks q McNeely. railroad contractors
OF this city IN a suit brought by Henry NJ. War
rem and Arthur =. jerks against their partner.
Thomas &. McNeclv for the dissolution OF the co.
partnorshlp The firm formed I'm September.
1884, 10 construct the railroad OF the henderson,
Vile and Bievard Railway. Telegraph and Tele
phone Company between IIendcrsonvc and Bre-
ward -. g.. and Warren and jerks assert
they furnished all the capital for the Undertaking
The firm received compensation for building
the road $1,000 bonds and $2Io6o In stock OF the
company. These are tho entire assets Of the firm
now. but $l3 900 Of the bonds pledged for
debts incurred In building the road. $4,000 bonds
and $4,000 stock are in the hands OF the Central
Trust Company for account Of tho firm. and $1,000
stock IS In the hands Of the firm. Creditors are
clamorous for their money and unless paid by
January the property will be sold. These thu
only assets OF the firm. Warren and jerks
havo found Il purchaser for tho stocks and
bonds for enough to pay all the creditors and par
due to them. but MIR McNeely Will not agree TO
the sale asserting that lie disposed OF his interest
ia the firm more than Il yeai ago ~ collateral
Judgment, aggresaa!ing $50 were entered yes,
,cnna5 as.,,' tnr 'nr''or lang ana
socond-st.. in favor OF Thomas $ RYDER for sfs23
SIMON Van WIKI for as BOTH on nor Two Won no an.
OF tho company. Dr. Ryder was president. Mr..
Morris secretary and Mr.. Van winkle treasurer.
The company was incorporated I'm May 1884. with
capital stock OF 5000. purchased forty acres OF
land at White Plains. y. Y. and has since been
d. & Il. Well. manufacturers % furs at NO 1911
Merccr-si.. have given bill OF sale 10 Herman
hin Of sal" has not been recorded and the con
si1.ration = unknown: Creiltors estimate the liza
chandlse IN this country and In Europe ana the
balance Is for borrowed money.
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~ removed. so the company postponed work until
u.t.IH ALL
SING SING.

Professor Woodrow Wilson VIII lecture peio'e
IN, University Extension Centre at the Presoy-
,arian Church This evening on Political Morality
Under Popular Government
The Point Senasqua Rod and Reel Cluo VIII ho'u
meeting tomorrow evening. when the several
,,rzes for the mos: successful fishermen peiohShlS
Ia The cl,t, during the last year Will be AWARDED
The heavy snowstorm obstructed thc, Nllidso
streets with drifts and compelled the trolley CON-
ianV to stop running its cars. Al noon yestcIuas
according 10 the measurements taken NJ me io'o
aGuc,luct superini endcnt's house, eight hches VI
snow had fallen. NO. ,,.o, q.
subscription dance and german was even ~ a.
Mr. and Mrs Rrusie gave a reception AZ MOUNT
Pleasant Military Academy last evening; ,,.., h,s
Charles r. Inderhill. of Brooklyn, dellNeI'u Ils
nonologue. RIP Van Winkle before arse
audience at the BAPTIST Church TUESDAY evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
WHITE PLAINS.

Surrogate Silkman has Issued letters OF admins
tration with. tho will annexed TO Matthew a. Bro
derrick Of Irvington. administrator OF the estate
OF Henry ]. Pagan. late OF fonkers: Alonzo C.
Acker on the estate OF Daniei Lawrence 'ate OF
O.s,n,n.. ond 10 John Shaughnessy. on the estate
Of James Deely, late OF Mount Pleasant Also let
S.rs ~ administration TO Rosa f. Willis as admin
s.,,atrtr NJ the estate of her husband. stephen j.
Willis OF North Salem. and to Carrie b. Fuller as
adriristratrIx OF the estate OF her husband Ed
I'D p Fuller late OF Mount Vernon.
The storm was severe all over WESTMINSTER Conn.
80 fbough no particular damage was done other
thsn blocking the trolley-cars. which did not get
through the high snowdrifts which piled up on me
c"urtrv roads They win make an effort to run to-
Ssv. Xn effort was made with plough to clear
M tracks but the drifts piled up again as fast
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HARTSDALE.

The new railroad station being erected here VIII
be a pretty wo-s;ory frame structure " feet iohs
by 30 feet wide 1t will contain a ticket ana teie
graph office large waiting-room baggdge-rooih'
an express office and storage-room. ~ WIN ne nc
ali modern Improvements The new slati .,. -
haJly needed the old one having pcen ucstiO N'I
b,. FIRE over a year ago. Since then railroad car
has been used a station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
KATONAH.

Tho second entertainment IN the course arranged
hv tho Katonah Village Improvement Association
viii be given this evening In the Presbyterian
Church by Miss Nandelia Narnum, OF New-foFk.
~,bo will lecture on who Pays the Freight"
rr,ilv Augusta Munroe, the wife OF G. Wash
srgton Van Scoy died at her home in South Salem
fast Saturday morning. Mrs Van Scoy was sixty
shree wears old and had been Ill for many years.
THE funeral took place at the house on Monday.
a. O'Clock in the afternoon the Rev Mr.. Van
Gorden officiating and the burial in the fam
1iv Mot al Cross River. Mrs. Van Scoys aged
mother, who had gone 10 visit her daughter. died
fhA daughter died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17

NEW YORK STORE. >, hi','ohi - - poii,r, ovs
BROADWAY. broadway q , ,ieD'p ne
COR 3lST ST futoh ~. =" r'"'""'" Nv"
The prejudiced man cuts HIM
self with very few sense.
He tried rcady-made five years
AGO and because he didn't get Il fit,
he condemns the rcady-made
clothes Of to-day.
There was time when he con-
demned rcady-madc shoes Just as
religiouSly. He's been cured OF
that prejudice. and he can be
cured of the other.
We're prepared to administer
the curative, and we'll guarantee
satisfactory results. and save nm
fifty per cent in the bargain.
There's both dollars and sense
in this.
or- "Grea- Coat" a. a inodernized Ulster.
4 Pox Osercoat tia; rs and drapes perfectly
SIS ana $50. go -, g.
Macs.ntoshes at reduced prices 3d. 81, F'
sale OF Sioo and sl.5n nrckw ear DOC,
Sal, Of go AMI Toe cashmere SoN--.'"c-
Imported SIX Muflcrs. .T3c 10 50
Special attention to out OF town o''e''
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BRO1DW1y. COR. %1ST 81.


Tbore was = spcrial meeting yesterday AFTERNOON" VI
the Govcrnn, Committee Of the New-for S,och
Exchange - consider III" charges oi Hr'S"iH IVA
inss against T.. T. Cnthbelt ~ Coz STOCK "'oN..'
No. ~ Broad-st.. or rather against NlHla'" rum"
youuc the member of the firm VINO belongs TO the
SOL rvchonre New charges were preferred ana
On order o allow time for thci~ investigation ny me
special committee appointed when the first charges
v,r. brought the Governing Committee ADJOURNED
the whole ease unit. December 30 ny. YOU'RE "sS
present give testimony In his own d'lei't' "'N ia
Ing - ne supnl,n.,h."H 60, cbartcs are that
before the conmii i'' me- Few WI nat Guthhert
a 60. "huckrt,d' orders. TO Joe more 'Np'l'' 80
firm rdns 10 me Az i:', ,oo TN. sic opposc
cIosed showed a loss T. me customer. The gain was
hv Cutbhcrf q -, n it showed gain for the Gus
,3mer then Cuthbert q co. stood the loss The
charges acans. Cuthbcri d CO have attracted gicat
affnntl,n on account 81 the prominence OF the hrH.
Mir Young ha- been member OF The SOCK EN-
change since May : 1859
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the Iron Steam
boat Company has been called for December 30 in
jersey city 10 vote on proposition 20 r'duc" the
stock of ihc company from 100000 10 NiVh y =.
Washington the president Of the company. SAID y''-
,crlav that ihe capital vas too unwledy. In a."
present state ~ competition in the eXrurs business
the company could not easily make d.v''nds ~ u
had $1,000 al the end o. The year. thai w2nI i
m. a., a. ,,.e ~ IN. sto. from 500 10 s.. Tho
OF th" holders % two-fh4's ~ the STOCK hAd
been obtained.
i has been presumed hf-etofor" ;hai imported TO-
bacco suitable for cigar Wrappers came only from
Cuhs ana Slmatra. \ consignment q tobacco rom
Mexico received hy Hothsch.Il n Bro % July LAST
was entered as tobacco for n'"rs. hr Wa declared
duiiablc as wrappers The irm appealed 30 IN"
Ioaid u General Appraiser. which ye-'"rlny De-
cGcd against H. \ sample was e'nt 20 '.gar manu-
facturer - %" used Wrappers for r.-at-. ana -
peris declared these cigars e. he m"rcAAnfanlc The
duty tobacco suitable for Wrappers j. several times
that on tobacco TT uu.y fOr n4cfs.
Tho report prepared by Collector KIlhseih on ne
charges against Chinese Inspector S'hlr' has been
forwarded 10 the Secretary - fh- Treasury.
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CHAPPAQUA.

The Rev. Elwood Scott Is hololhs se'ies u
.u,rc meetings in the Friends orthodox Meet
ing-house this week.
A convention Of Kings Daughters. under the au-
.,,c.s of the BE Ready Circle at Chappaqua,
Oil, he held In the Baptist Church tomorrow after
VII md evening The business OF the afternoon
viii he the appointing OF d county secretary anu
he discussion OF various matters. In me evening
~ Isaheila Charles Davis, corresponding secre-
tsrv OF the international order. Will address the
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners meeting
Williams Alumni Association dinner ""'"oi'
evening
Commercial Travellers Fair. Madison Square
Garden. 49,
Polytechnic Section American Institute. no I'D
Wos, Thirty-cishth-st, p IN.
Academy % Medicine. No. i West foriy-thrd-
St. y. IN.
Annual meeting OF Ncw-J"rs"y DIVISION o. League
q, Amrrlr.u Whcrlrn"n, Newark. y. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
CITY GOTERNNENr AFFliRS.

An appropriation % t3-2co 'or 40 was allowed to
Superintendent Constable o, tho Building Depart
7ncnt, by the Board o, Estimate and Apportlon-
ment yesterday Tho appropriation f. % per cont
over the amount allowed 20 eN-Superintoni'nt
Thomas J. Brady. Mr. Constabe's predecessor. in
1885, and Mr. Constable wanted t3f-.2.5 or $rD %
over what he secured FOR th!s ycar Tn" i"m Tor
increasing the amount Tor 'mpiO)ln inspectors was
the principal iucr'afc asked for 'hHr's J." Bar
bier who said De- appeared as 81 lawyer FOR tax
paying client protested against increasing Mr. Con-
stables appropriation. and named inspectors who.
Lee said. were incompetent and had violated the
building laHs. some. De said had been appointed
ave building which recently collapsed as startling
proof oi incompetency ami neglect. The Supcrin-
ienlent defended himself on the former familiar
lines. His Department had become unpopular he
saia brcau.e be- had ,wagcd war on speculative
incs and ponalics 9n9 All his "ppoiaiees he s"id
Educ1fion received s '.i 20 g.. an Increase over
l,oe OF sal o., 30 Tho llellih Department, received
sa,l3,s. AN Increase % Si5l@ over last year
Acting Corporation Counsel william J.. Turner
sent answers yesterday TO three questions from
the Police Board. The first question WAS whether
tho Bohemian Sporting cub. an incorporated afh-
leiic association having quarters In II building
leased year. which gives a billiard tourna-
give sparrins exhibitions without violating tho
Penal code. MIR Turner decides that such sphrrins
exhibitions are not prohibited. Tho second qucs-
tion to whether the club might give vaudeville
cnicrl ailments IN connection with sparring in It's
building the club having a concert license intended
to cover this. the Acting Corporation Counse pre-
lerrcd not to answer specifically in the absence
OF Il concrete case. ~ TO whether druggists VINO
do not take out license under the Raincs Liquor
Tax law may SCH alcohol without prescription 10
be used for meli -iual mechanical and chemical
purposes Mr. Turner that sales OF pure alcohol
for o. the purposes specified were moi forbidden
by the act.
Corporation Counse, Francis " Scott Is I'm A.
bany attending the Court o. Appeals as the ciivs
representative I'm number OF important cases be-
fore that court Assistant Corporation Counsel
David J. Dean. who has appeared in the ci,v,s
cases in the Court OF Appeals for many years il
st incapacitatcd by illness from active dufy AR
Dean was associated with William g. De WIN ,ni
| other members OF the Greater NrW-Yorl Co,n,,ts'
sion in the PREPARATION OF the first draft OF ihe
charter until his health became impaired " '''O
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tention to the many weknown men that the old
county had reared and spoke also of Us scenic
beauty and Of the tender regard its felt for
the home Of their childhood The other toast was
the "S'cuhen Society" which was responded 10 by
Edward Hassett who outlined the history OF the
formation Of the society and expressed the hope
that IL would speedily develop into one Of the most
influential brotherhoOds In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
THERE'S A LIMIT TO EVERYTHING"

and Il is a consolation to know that there vari
kinds of limitations. For instance the circula-
ton OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Is practically
limited to the homes OF refinement, intelligence and
wealth throughout the Union. but its advertising
columns show the value that advertisers place
upon the medium through which TO reach such
audience. This suggests the paradox that some I'm
itations do not limit after all.
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THREE BROADWAY STORES:
At Prince.
At Warren.
At Thirty second.
When of a night Winter
steals in and wraps us in her
mantle, she catches many
unawareS.
We can save you money;
can save you the tailOr's veX-
atiOus delays; can give you
readv-tO-wear all they can
give. in spite of the time and
money they demand.
Oyercoats and listers.
Don't run to keep warm,
orr great coat" makes freez-
ING difficult.
\ combination Overc0at
and ulster, with the elegance
Of one and all the warmth OF
the Other-S32.
listers as ordinarily made
from SIG; overcoats from
81.
Umbrella.
An exceptional opport'l'
nifty offers today.
Umbrellas with handles or
ivory and bone; some bea'ltl-
fully carved, some with stcr-
ling silver trimmings.
Usual prices 50 to ST..
Your choice at $3.50.
ROGERS, PEET & GO.
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Announcements.
L.. 6 w.
Winamac.
A NEW COLLAR.
L. & w.
UARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun.t-e 7i9 i3i Moon Moons axe II
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy HOOK 5lG Gov Island $50 Hell CAT. -
P.M-Sandy Hook SAB Gov. Island GIG Hell Gate Sos,
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GUESTS AT LElDING HOTELS

y. Gray. Oswrgo.
svilie. H. p,, ~ Van Fleet & wife.
n. a.. baHhins. Jacksonville
y. Norris. PIftsh,rr
Po'i -, -. 'lll"f. Wcsincli.
my. u. Wei. Baltimore
~. SL~iL,nne. Phllad.l-
dams. " KIRBY. Auburn
1" NJ Hoffman. Elmlrn.
~ HOLLAND
' ''r" = v. Rice. r.. Science
"- H. A. Everett & v,,e
Cleveland "''''
- oi'. g. 'hm D & VIE Grea,
d '" uiinrion. Ms
81. " t.. h'iins. lr.. Phlln.lcl
- u. 4 Hatch. New la IN
pr'. $40, 'man " VIE.
'iA"ei MISS /. kcrlan. Tic,
M se Jenkins. Hll,im.r.
cattle >. -. o Neil. riiisrn.,
!" Mc'utc'eun. riifs
y HAi y.
wife. j. -. Coleman p,r.l,,1
NJ ~ ''"'''
Pack AvENl'E.
. ' y. II ToD.n. B.sto,
Har H. u; ih-i.h-f. ,'0t..lan.
,..,5 u. g. Hoe. Ppisaam y y
- u H-sA.ns Oh. Give.
WIZ. y. Parker. Hartford
ii,,. J.. ,lafk'. New Haven.
". g H-li0n. Lee. .is-s
.p.., u, ~ Meade. Phiiaf-l,.i,
=. II. Fa'ens. Boston.
WESTMINSTER
4. BRADY. Cornwall Penn
Jerse, \. Robinson. Scr,n,''',
Penn. a.
wife. r. NJ. vandllng. Scranton
Penn. '''''
slphia. J. \. Scranton. Scranton
stoWu Penn. '''''
P X. RaIte & wife. Wilkes
Ohio. barre. Penn.
Penn. II. 4. Booming & wife
Philadelphia.
-. g. :. Winner. Philad.lnhia
y ]. 9. Dove. boston.
II. :. Rice. Williamstown.
Mass.
Rsng u. Brisco. Tennessee.
W. T. Rolph. Minneapolis.
rwaik. c. Carpenter. New-Hcoe.
n. Y.
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{. NJ. Payne. Titlsvilie'
Penn
9. j.. TNirnhull. Boston.
i. &. Fly. Providence.
). :. MufdocH. Poii
Henry
]. II AiloH. Port Henry.
T.. VI. Jones. Boston.
r. g. Sa,ies. fawtucfei.
j. \. K.nirrw. Adams,
y. +. Kin,man. Ycni'rs.
nRoApVAY CENTRAL.
g. l.. ward - VIII. 'o-'9n
: q Williams. Chicago.
y Sataer Lowell.
l.. L. Efng~uIf}. Haiiin. oi"
j. J. scissor & wife. Nm
l. IL. ledge. Jsca sor. Ala.
X. TAFT. Denver.
T.. pu.De'Ty. NHnfi~-iei
England
{. Mead * Wiz. rhiiadel
The R.v. J. smeeaa. Seattle.
Wash.
T. d Williams. Halifax.
=. j. BricRenmaser 4 "i'e'
Waterbury.
l.. E.siwool < VIE. crn'f"
Falls. Il. :.
+ N brooks & wife. ila''
c., H. Emery. conc RI.
y. ii.
=. D.. Reynolds & wife
Savannah.
s. r.. Hale q family Ninn'
ap0i!s.
". j. Perez Il VIE. fos'.
land. NJ.
GILSEY.
]. J. Reilly. chicago.
r. :. Dickinson. JeEse,
tlty.
ID. L. Mcqueen & wife
Schenectady.
c T.. Barrett. Philadelphia
J. NJ. Murdoch, Johnstown
Penn.
II. Tod. Youngstown, Ohio
!. Fritz. Bethlehem. Penn.
y. Wasnburu. Boston.
T.. \. McAlpin. Albany.
T. Beattie. Bayonne. y. ].
GRAND.
G.. +. Abbott & wife. B.ng
haInton.
Va w. Graham. Norwaik
Ohio.
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III FI1Nrs FiNE FURNITURE
A VeritabIe Fairyland

is our "Christmas Floor" still well
filled with fascinating selections of
chastc and charming decorative ar
ticles. Nrrnis- Martin cabinets in
new and graceful designs. Fancy
figurings in pretty pillows; dainty
and delightful divans for reception or
drawing room; rich and rare rugs
from the Land Of the Sunrise; delicate
daintness i'm desks for the bOudOir;
tasteful tables of odd fashiOning;
charming chairs for any apartment
in fact, a vast congregation of unique
fancics to bcautify the home. \
large proportion are inexpensive, and
factory prices are the lowest, as you
BUY OF THE MAKER
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NEW YORK STORE RRoOki.1N Ni,'N,'a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17

Tho repor, prepared by Collector Klhseih on 'he
charges against Chinese Inspector S'hly has been
forwarded 10 the Secretary - fh- Treasury.