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New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev NJ Reinhart. pastor OF the N"u'0" u
Our Lady OF Victory. who anou' year "e0 w.
-o,,.od >. srcceed Father Albinger. has been
,fleved from duty for indefinite period Father
Reinhart has been Ill almost since the oesihniiie
Of his pastorate. Father De krom mas pee" ap-
nointed rector of the church in his absence.
Thomas Murphy. twenty-four years oid' VINO re-
fuses TO give his address. except 10 say mat nc
,,,..s IN New-York City Is locked UP IN the Mount
I,ar,o, nol,ce station on the charge OF highway
robherv on Sunday night about 10 o'clock while
WilNan, @ Irwin. a well-kDown hotelkeeper was
.,oine< 20 the drug store TO get some medicne foI
his wife. Murphy sprans on him at Nortn lhtu mr.
and Prospect ayes almost IN the heart OF the cil!
and demanded his money The hotelkeeper proved
more than match for his antagonist and wren,cns,
mir, TO the pavement. The man quickly reSained
his feet and fled down the avenue, with irwin IN
close nursuit He was about to escape wnen ne
ran into the arms Of Patrolman Thisteton Murphy
WAS taken 10 police headquarters and large
knife was found in HIS possession.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
NETWORK CITY.

An Italian laborer who rejoces in the name OF
Alexander Dumas took offence at bontre whch
some boys had built In Observation-Disclosures
ST. near Second-ave.. yesterday afternoon, and'
drawing q revolver, fired at the crowd around It,
He hurt no one but badly pummelled by the
crowd and was finally arrested and locked up.
Mrs Charles A. Parkerson much over
come by her exciting experience OF Sunday night.
when she captured a burglar In room and held
him cornered until her husband came, that she
could not appear In the Harlem Police Court yes
terday against the offender Dr. Parkerson said
that his wife unable 10 appear. owing TO the
nervous strain she had undergone. Magistrate Cor
nell held the burglar, whose name is Mcdonald In
81 900 bail for trial
Central Office Detectives Reap and Fosarty ar
ragned John Tobin and James McCarty. alleged
safe-crackers before Magistrate Pool In the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday and asked to have
them remanded until to-day. The prisoners had
no objection. and were taken back TO Police Head
quarters
Isaac b. Mace was found unconscious on Sunday
at the Bowery and First-st. and was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital. He died there yesterday morn
ing in the alcoholic ward. He had no home.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
WATCHING FOR BURGLARS.
STATEN ISLANDERS FORCED TO STAY
awake THROUGH FEAR OF ROBBERS

STATEN ISLANDERS FORCED TO STAY
AWAKE THROUGH FEAR OF ROBBERS.
No less than score Of burglaries have occurred
In the present month in Staten Island. and most
of these have been IN and about West Brighton
30 insecure do the people feel that in many houses
some member of the family is always on guard.
sitting UP while the sleep. and being relieved
by another when his or her Of guard duty is
pyer There are TWO families in West Brighton
where there only two adult members OF the
family, the husband and wife, and in neither Of
them In the last two weeks. have both been asleep
et night In both cases the husband retires at s
O'Clock and his wife sits up until between II and l.
when she arouses her husband. and he watches
while his wife sleeps. About the men go TO bed
again. and sleep until II is time 10 get up and go
10 business. The wife can sleep for hour or so
In the daytime. and consequently takes the harder
part Of the night watch.
about this state Of affairs transferred his OF
operations from the North Shore to New w-Dorp:
where he entered hous-e One was thai or
William a. Esse~tyn. IN Mapie-ave., where ne %
tanned sl75 in s!lverware. The other was the hor e
OF Frederick W. Dudley. IT New-Dorp Lane ana
feminist, where. besides lot OF silverware, ne
obtained towery and diamonds, bringing the value
OF his booty up 10 about $500 That the burglar IS
the one IS shown, according TO the ponce. Dy
his manner Of working.
Many think that the local force has been weak
ened by the men de,ailed to permanent assign
ynents. Court details. department details and per-
Uanent post assignments have so eaten up the
force that there said TO be only dozen
men duty at night 10 cover seventy-nVe rIliies
of streets which were formerly patrolled by about
M
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


.,,.. w,u he held at the Park Hill Country
c,uh houss on Thursday evening 1t Is several
.a-s s.nce a charity bsll has been gwen IN
vonkers and the occasion is looked forwaro 70
with much pleasure. II is In ala OF o., ~
Riverside Hospital. and NUMBER OF "e".
society women are to be patronesses. A"o'e"
Devo is chairman OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments. H.. 49,.
with the new year the Yonkers Society lot tne
rravention O. Cruelty to Children enters on 'he
eighteenth year of its usefulness IN this ci''' !"
the wear Just closing sixty-hve cases nave eoA''e
under its observation: twenty-five chiioreh na'e
heen sent to institutions. and ten convictions nave
resn had in court Since organization In 1sSl
ll29 cases have been investigated, inVo'''ns .e
welfare OF 1880 children. large NUMBER OF .ne
complaints have been against newcomers W '"'
city who have not yet learned TO fear the socie'!'
Resides operating in Yonkers, the society extenos
Its influence throughout the county, anu nv ,,s
many towns and villages. ana Is aIWays a..Aon ~,
10 receive notice OF abuse 10 e"''o'e' ''o'
The Christmas exercises OF the First "a the
church Immediately after the morning sersice them
large part OF the congregation enjoyed nrtnS rnsn
They consisted OF responsive readings, the shsrns
OF carols and short addresses 6y the he,sn rel On
James 7 Bixby. the pastor ana MISS hs chISren viii
spend the afternoon at the home Of pr sSeS oe ,be 1e
udsOn Terrace The Christmas ra,on serE1ne on Sunday
was led by r. L. Quincy. Of Colgate on''ef'"''
and there was ChTsmsss s sS pusS and tn. Young Mems
Christian Association open al day yeS'eruSs as
Cor the memseI And Al ach rHe Contests for en and
boys. ,.s ,rs,,,r,e vste open
xesfs-ssv afternoon from til o'clock tor mem
bers and their friends There was "a aas1 spsr, The
aance aNa chTisan Association viii hold ITS
holiday reception Friday afternoon anu by
~, cbTen Of he First Methods, Episcopal sun
dh0o The chrsmsss 3, tSsyss obns and ID ST sh' Paus
Tniscopai churches will be held this evening
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

gAID TO HAVE ROBBED WAR VETERANS IN con-
u-SCTIoN WITH ONE OF THEIR RELATIVES.

eAID TO HAVE ROBBED WAR VETERANS IN CON-
JUNCTION WITH ONE OF THEIR RELATIVES
Abraham Ackerman. nineteen years old. OF No
BOO West One-hundred -and-forty frst-st.. who Is a
choir boy in the Episcopal Church OF the In;erces
sion at One-hundr and -Hfty- -cighth-st and the
Boulevard was arrested by Detective OHarc. Of
the West One-hundred and; ;wenty- y-hfth-st police
station. yesterday on a charge OF burglary pre-
ferred by George B. Kirk. OF No. 2472 Seventh-ave
Kirk was connected with the United States Nolun-
1eer Engineers. His son. George 3. Kirk jr was
q member OF the list Regiment. and also went TO
the front. The OF the Kirk family moved 10
Syracuse while the war was going on, and locked
up the fat they had occupied. In One-hundred- and
Gfty-eighth-st.
Last August the prisoner. in conjunction with
Henry l.. Kirk younger son. Is said TO have en-
tered the closed-up fiat and stolen 500 worth Of
nroDerty which they pawned. Among the effects
taken was an overcoat belonging 10 George b.
Kirk jr Young kirk. IL appears. did not wish TO
prosecute his brother. and took his overcoat and
$40 worth OF other property out OF pawn On sun
dav Alderman and Henry l.. Kirk went 10 the fiat
and asked the tsnitor for the keys TO II.
Th,. ian!tor gave .HeIn bunch OF Keys. but none
would open the fiat. and they went out on the fire
escape and forced =. entrance by rear window
They stole the overcoat that had been stolen be-
fore and afterwarG pawned. but had been redeemed
by George B. Kirk. jr and also krag-Jorgen-
sen gun belonging 10 the senior Kirk. The Kinks
complained TO the police, and they arrested Ack-
erraan The Kirk boy escaped.
Ackeru.an vas arragned before Magistrate Cor
nell In the Harlem Police Court yesterday, and
was held ia 5000 bail for trial
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
MRS MOORE TO BE TRIED AGAIN SOON
IT MAY BE ON THE CHARGE OF STEALING
WALDORF sILvERwARE. HOWEVER
MOORE'S SENTENCE.

Mrs Fayne Strahan Moore is to have n new trial
which II is said will take place In the last week In
January Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre who
prosecuted Mrs. Moore IN the case just closed by
TIE disagreement Of the jury. said yesterday that
the woman would be tried again. but 1t had not yet
been definitely determined whether she would be
tried again on the same charge or not The pros
poets Of securing a conviction OF the woman on the
charge Of robbery do not appear to be bright
enough and have raised doubt in the minds Of the
Assistant DistrictAttorney and his chief as to the
chances Of placing the woman on trial again on
the same indictment.
II the robbery indictment should be dropped. that
filed against the woman and her husband on the
charge Of having stolen siverWare from the Wal
eorf Hotel will DE taken up for prosecution. II was
also said yesterday that the next trial would be
taken out Of the Court OF General Sessions and
would be held before Justice Fursman In the Crimi-
nal Branch o! the Supreme Court.
The sentencing Of Moore for tho robbery OF Mar
| tin Mahon for which he convicted last week.
will take place to-day. 1t Is understood that
Moore's counsel Abraham Levy Will move for a
new trial.
Mrs Moore trpped down to the counsel room OF
the Tombs from her cell yesterday and held a con-
eultation with Mr. Levy. She wore many diamonds,
and seemed perfectly happy and contented. MT.
| Levy said afterward that before Moore was sem
| ,epced he would move for a stay OF execution on
| appeal. and thought that Recorder Gof would
grant the motion
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
POLICEMEN IN PERIL on A ROOF.

ONE SEIZED PRISONER on A NARROW COPING
AND TOOK HIM DOWN. WHILE HIS CoMRADE
HELD AN ITALIAN CROWD AT BAY.
Giovanni vintrela. Of No S31 East One hundred
and-hfteenth-st.. gave Christmas party to num-
Der Of his friends the third floor Of that house
on Sunday night. Among the guests was Luigi
Terrill who lives the floor below the host.
Mixed ale and sour wine flowed at the party. and
In the midst OF the merrymaking quarrel arose.
Vintrella became enraged at Terrilli and. picking
up a lighted kerosene lamp hurled II at him. The
lamp struck Terrln full in the head. giving him a
scalp wound and setting fire to his clothes and
also the rag carpet in the room.
woman ran up TO Policeman Moore. Of the East
One hundred and -fourth-st. police station. about
this time and informed him that murder was be-
ing committed at Vintrellas.. Moore rushed 10 the
place and found mob OF Italians extinsuishing
the flames In Terrillfs clothing. Moore threw the
blazing rag carpet out OF the window and then
turned his attention to vintrella He tried to ar
Vintrela, but his friends resisted and threat
ened TO throw Moore from the window X he made
the arrest Moore persisted and the crowd
pushed him to the window. Moore blew his whistle
and Policeman Pettingill hastened 10 his assist
ance Both used their clubs freely.
In the midst Of the excitement Vintrella escaped
to the roof He standing on the coping. pre-
pairing 10 jump over space Of five feet TO the roof
of the next building when Moore grabbed him:
bay with his revolver and the policemen managed
TO get their prisoner TO the police station after
much clubbing.
Vintrclla when he arraigned before Magis-
trate Kudlich in the Harlem Police Court yester-
day morning showed the effects OF his clubbing.
Policeman Moore testified that when he went 10
arrest Vintrela the prisoner drew knife. VIM
trella had nothing TO say. Terrilli refused to ap-
pear against Vintrella. and charge of disOrderly
conduct was made against him. Almost score
Of Italians testified for the prisoner. making al
sorts Of contradictory statements regarding the
case. The Magistrate committed Vintrella TO the
island for three months In default Of $500 bail to
keen the peace.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-MoNDAY. DEC. &c, 1895.


PORT OF NEW -fORK-MONDA1, DEt. 20 1910
- ARRIVED.
Steamer lou D cannons London peSemher mn r, 10.
with the White Line. Passed in Sandy Hook
s.eamer MENDOZA ogr shaawiek Barry December TO- in
siesner Georgian Prince tBp Fleet, Shields December
in ballast to Columbia OIL Co. Arrived al the Bar at
Steamer Anchoria Br. Wilson. Glasgow Deeember IL
sensers Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at 55o
Steamer Roland GER. Jan,zsn. Bremen December r.
ndse and e5 s,eersee passengers to oelrchs Co
steamer La Normaldie dFp. Ea!oe. IIayrs December
H. WIN nas oneae )" ea Tran.atane Ayed at N.
steamer pairia Grr BRAND, Marseilles December
and Naples 10 with dse and $40 to
'ames saesmer b"mine % FORBES Para Dscembcr H. with
rubber Booth CO Arrived at & the Bar .ta, at o
49, La Guayra H. curacao 10 and and Ponce r. with mdss
steamer Louisiana, Kemble, New,0rleans . December
Steamer colorado RISK Brunswlck, Ga. December 2a.
Ship Union (Ger) bremers. Hamburg 20 days. with
mdse to order, vessel TO George f Varrelmann oe 49,,
"sn snndS S1 IIook % j. j. DECEMBER &C. $40 rwind west
light, clear.
Steamer Benefactor. Townsend. Philadelphia-william
s.a%s 3a DSncn 70 TsDsy Norfolk and Newport
Hospital ship Relief.
Steamers Cufc ir) for Liverpool; 81 Cuthbert Obj.
Antwerp; Renefactor Philadelphia: Old Dominion. Nor
folk and Newport News Charles Mayer Boston for Bal
Bark Saranac Zanzibar.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bristol Dec 25-Arrived' steamer Wells City Bo.
Savage. New York.
Ieiih Dec 25Arrved. steamer Cyril tBr Davis. New
York.
Prawle Point Dec 2G-Passet. Elise Marie
Ger. Re!mers. New-York for Amsterdam.
Michaels 2G-Arriyed. Ardandearg iBr).
Kiney Calcutta and Colombo for NevYork Qor coal'
Suez, Dec 2c-Arrved steamers John Sanderson 0ir).
Smith. Yokohama. for New-York; Iorn Kelvin (Br).
feh
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

Newton & Co: 26 Buffalo lambs ~ n. at IS rs; 0s do
- 10 at s. 70 1875 Indiana do Il u, at So 80. Buffalo
sheep i02 n at 81 do V3 DO 90 n at So so 80 Indiana
DO lle ~ az 50 sa 10 do ITO ib at 81 10: 0i Ken
lucky do. l23 ~ al SO I5 DO 81 n. At 81 80.
D. Harrington: PIG Western ambs. 81 10 .26
do ~ n at - 10 i72 Canada do. 93 ~ s. G5 1876
do. 3l ih at IS 90
s. Sanders llS state lambs SO 10 IS IS. go do II
NJ at s. 10 1903 do 10 No. So IS SO do G2 AT s. 30
10 DO. "a 10 at s. State sheep il2 10 at 81 50 do
IS io 50 so
H. H. Hollis: lot Canada lambs - n. at s. 65: l7s
Vermont do 90 n at - so 10 sheep l27 10 at
q a7s. do. 90 n. at s., 40 do 10 ~ 81 i0 2s
Vermont do g7 n. at 81 50.
Mcpherson Co.; 220 Buffalo lambs ~ No. at IS S. 2O4
state DO SO No. at s. 70. 81 Buffalo sheep. "a 10. at
81 75 IL State do. ilD N, at So so
s Judd Co: 1872 Buffalo lambs ~ b at SIS rs; l4i
State do u n. ht IS TO- IL DO ca n. IS So IL state
sheep i0T n. at 81 10.
N Collins PIG Buffalo lambs. s N. at s. rs: 2O7 do
7s n. At s. u.
J. II. Wikerson: 200 Buffalo lambs ~ ~ at s. 20,
23 Ohio DO ~ No. az So G5 Ohio sheep III 10 81 so
HOGS-Receipts for two days 70s cars IL asa
head. and there 9is he sold. were
offered to-day. The market rated 0c higher 81 50
ass 15 loo N for ordinary choice Country
drssssd quiet at 8hu5yc per y! for extreme weights
Salcs--S. Sanders. IS State hogs ls6 n average at
50 10 per 100 N; ! stag 6ae ~ a, 81
~ 50 66; ! rough, 200 n, at - 66
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Council. City Hall. p. m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
East Side Ladies' Aid Society Christmas celebra-
tion No 10 st. Marks Place. D. m.
Meeting Of Companies A, and c, MS: Regiment
armory. D.. m.
Moravian celebration Moravian Church. Thir-
tieth-st. and LexingtOn-ave.. p. m.
American Chemical Society meeting. Columbia
University.
Chassis Of New-York to act on call Of DR.. Mackay
to Collegiate Church. No % East Twenty-second-
St. l0:l5 a.
Social Reform Club, No University Place.
evening
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
KATONAH.

The marriage Of George Augustin Taft Of New
York formerly principal in the Katonah public
school. will take place this afternoon at O'CLOCK
The bride IS Miss Edith Agatha Bailey, the only
dourbter Of Nr and Mrs Gilbert Field Bailey. Of
Croton Falls The wedding will take place at the
Bailey homestead. and will be attended by the rela-
lives and most intimate friends OF the TWO families
BENJAMIN Mead one Of Katonahs Oldest citizens.
died in the house he was born in eighty-tnree years
ago on Friday morning. The funeral services were
he'd Yesterday at the house. at II o'clock. i ne
Rev v w. Benedict. pastor OF the Croton faIls
Bantist Church of which Mr. Mead had long been
a member. conducted the service and the burial
was in the family plot In Union ', Csnetcry' ne
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

Miss T. Yetman, the sister OF the Borough Su-
perintendent OF Public Schools. In Richmond. died
on Saturday at her home In Tottenv;lle, from
acute pneumonia. and buried in Bethel Gene
terry yesterday afternoon. Miss Yetman con-
tracted a heavy cold while nursing her mother.
who died just week ago. For several days she
was confined 10 the house. but her illness was not
considered serious until Friday when pneumonia
set IN. she th!rty-four years old.
Chris,mas dinner Yesterday. Commissioner Feeny
personally super.ntended the serving OF the meal
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
NFW-ROCHELLE.

The handsome home Of Francis p Smith NO "
vyoodlsnd-aye Residence Park was badly dam
sres Yesterday afternoon by fre. which dis
covered about ? O'Clock. The fire was started by
some Of the children taking waste-paper basket
from the library and placing II on gasoline stove
Mr Smith Is travelling in California MRS. Sinltn
was al home and discovered the flames she ran
into the room and excitedly seized the burning
tempting to extinguish It had her skirts and hands
In the alarm and nearly a half hour was lost be-
fore the Department responded. The house is
owned by La Sale A. Maynard.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
EAST BJFFALO CATTLE MARKET.

East buna'. Dec 26.-Receipts OF sale and throIsSS
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty four hours ehSs
at noon to-day were: Cattle. lOO ears sheep ana ANN no
~ cars. hogs 35 Shpme nts-Cale - cars sh.ep
and lambs - hogs. i5 'atte-The onesinss
were quite ight h0ldaN-Sp ioa1S-hut ''e
attendance OF buyers small the proportion ei cnos
export Was small and with good demand Tor the ee
Kind. The market rather strong Handy pGicheIs
opened IN fairly demand and about Zoe higher ahe
the medium and grades about steady cooa
To best smooth fat cattle, 81 25nS3 80. s'od 70
best. S54S p export bulls. sfNA p. good % chos
butcher 81 5On<i 50. good butcher ouss
$3qs3 40. good best fat heifers 81 2iuSf 81 tair %
good heifers 50 GogS; mixed Fat aud heers sooa
70 choice. 81 U>S ,3 sQckers choice extra quay'
So 7Sgst common 10 good do - do4S3 50 Jersey sSs ~
81 1898 stock heifers, s5as3 10: feeders. gooi 70
extra 50 io1si 20: fresh cows choice 10 extra good s,
sSonS55 good choice. SI54S50. sprugers, good ~
extra. >3SGs+5, calves choice SsN>s Sp sou
choice So 5ogSs. heavy calves good cooI'
Sta ~ so. common. S3Ns3 90. sheep ami lambs OF
ferings ~ loads The market opened on choiv'
10 extra lambs at - osS5 90 good choice s. 2 - ~
far to good. S5as5 25 sheep choice 70 extra A-os
81 10; good T. choice SiQSi 30 feeders s5Qso % There
Med. only four loads OF Canaoa lambs and the basis was
~ 35dS 90 ON he close prices declined 10 the pass
OF s. 10 Hoss.lhe marke, opened with about 60 oss @
and an active demand and higher prices HesNy were
.so,aeis at s. o5gss 6,,s medium. sS 62 g. psS
" oogS3 10 Hogs continued arrive and prices eas,a
until the close. when the best weights Quotaos
at 81 CO. Workers. 50 5OQ 50 made GSurees
mediums. IS 65; pigs So 90
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, V-shaped yokS
Of lace and insertion front and back, also with
yoke Of Swiss embroidery, finished with bow
OF ribbon.
MUSLIN DRAWERS, extra quality. deep
ruffle of lawn and finished with small plaits
above also with deep rufie OF English en-
broidery with fine plaits above
CAMBRIC PETTICOATS, full width finished
with deep cambric ruiie.
CORSET COVERS, with square yoke Of inser-
ton. finished with Swiss embroidery.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. with deep rufie Of era-
broidery and finished with two rows Of six fine
plats
MUSLIN GOWNS. high neck, double-faced
yoke of forty fine plaits and finished with
Swiss embroidery.
CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, low neck. cir
cular yoke Of lace and ribbon: also in high
neck back with square yoke Of embroidery.
CAMBRIC PETTICOATS, deep rufle, with
lace and lace insertion
FINE CAMBRIC PETTICOATs, deep ruffie,
with embroidery
GOWNS Of muslin. deep yoke Of embroidery.
plated revers, with embroidered rufies: also
OF fine nainsook, deep-tucked yoke, with in
sertion Of lace, sleeves edged with one-inch
lace. large. full collar.
GOWNS OF fine cambria. square yoke. with
circular shape above insertion OF embroidery
and plaits. deep embroidered ruffie at sleeves.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
R0XAl
The Absolutely Pure
Boxing Powder.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-Bishop W. n. McVickaI, Oh
w Fairbanks OF Indiana and the Marquis and
Marchioness Of Pinar del Rio. GRAND--lSrlga-
der General E. NJ. Hoffman, of Governor BLACK
staff and G. S. Darte. United states Consui III
Wart,nioue HOFFMAN-Senator Joseph Simon, Of
Oregon. IMPERIAL-James Elverson. jr.. OF fhiia-
delphia MANHATTAN-H W. Endicott "f bos-
ton. PARK AVENUE-Professor j. A. Iults. OF
Exeter N II. WALDORF-Joseph Letter. Of Chi
cagO.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

We reproduce photograph Of our
Warren St. store taken the morning
of December 5th--the main store a
complete ruin. the little annex intact,
saved by double wall: saved from
fire but not entirely from water
Our mems overcoats we're in that
annex: coats selling at $lS to $50;
but as moderate amount OF water
doesn't affect our sort OF cloths, a
new collar here and there, new
lining now and then, has made ali
good.
AL! the overcoats at our other two
stores made Of the same cloths, in
the same way, of course, 60 in at the
same price.
About 5000 in all - redivlded
among our three stores.
Your choice, $I8.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Br )adway.
Thirty-setond and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:24 Sunset 4:i0 Moon sets -iMoons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 700 Gov. Island 1886 Hell Gate 92S
PM-Sandy Hook so Gov. Island s:lo Hell Gate 1904
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these coIs
umns recommended to IL readers OF
IHE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. ana
business can be done by mil with the ads
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
Announcements.

"Whitewood."
A Whipped Seam Cum.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

CORSET COVERS with square yoke OF VAL
enciennes lace. finished with ribbon, arm noles
trimmed with lace; also with square yoke OF
embroidery and five plaits.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

r. & w.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-06-25
LIGHTNING AMPUTATES LEG,
Painful Result of Thunder BoE
Coming Down Chimney Mt
West Hampton, l.. L.

Lightning played some curiou.
FRANKS during a thunderstorm the
other day. While the storm was at its
height bolt struck barn on the place
of Joseph Beckman at West Hampton
L. l. Beckman and his 12-year-old son
Felix, were in tho kitchen of Their
house, the father bending over the stove
cooking their evening meal. The boil,
glanced from the barn to the house and
came down the kitchen chimney, strik.
:EE Beckman. 1t took hfs right foot OF,
at the ankle joint as If with a knife. n
left no mark on his shoe or cIotb;ny
His son was stunned and the neighbors
who came in found the boy had beer
made totally deaf.