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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS

Justice J. O. Dykman, IN the Supreme Court IN
che Of the receivershio Of the New-Nork,
Westchester and Boston Railway Company, has
vacated both orders made upon the application or
the receiver In this proceeding and IA an opinion
accompa ryine the order the Judge says: Now the
field is open and the receiver can make another ap.
p'ication upon notice that All parties Interested
can be heard"
The certificate OF incorporation OF the Mount Yer
non Chemical Company Of Mount Vernon. was
fled In the County Clerks office yesterday. The
corporation is formed for the manufacture and
sale Of medicinal preparations the capital stock Is
Fixed AT 10000. divided into 30 shares OF the par
value OF s25 The corporation is 10 continue FOR
ever II It's existence he not sooner legally termi
mated ana the directors are Leonard Lewis Walter
g. " God and solomon Bernstein. all Of tho Borough
of Manhatta,. \ew-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
YONkERS

There home wedding OF Tuesday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Wheaton. when
their daughter. Miss Medora Maud Wheaton. was
married 10 Eija1 Ierks. The ceremony per-
formed ~ the Rev Dr. John VI. Reed, pastor Of
the flrst Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss Alice
I. ScnOonMakei was The hand OF nOnOr. and Charles
tredeI. X leat0n. brother Of the bride. the best
man. Among the many handsome gifts was d
silver service from the members Of Rising star
Lodge. +. and \. NJ. Of which Mr. AerKs IS
Master After weGdng trip Mr.. Mrs YeIks
VIII live al No. ~ BUena Nista-aVe.
Abigail Jane Odel: Belknap. mother Of School
Trustee Ethelbert Belknap, DIED at the latter :
home. IN Wdrburton- ave. Oh Tuesday. She was
seventy nine years Old.
a special meeting Of the Y0nkers Corinthian
Yacht Club viii "a held this evening at the Holly
wood Inn Club TO decide on winter quarters and
The building Of approach TO the clubhouse,
near the end of Nark-st
Last night the HOi wood Inn Club entertained
nearly Ave hundred employees OF the Alexander
Smith Sons Carpet Company. The guests ;csan
70 gather Al 1870 O'Clock. and had the freedom Of
the house III about o'clock when an entertain-
rnent was given in the assembly hall The club viii
give a reception this evening 10 about FIVE hundred
more employees OF the same concern whom IL could
not entertain last night.
The free entertainment on Christmas Eve under
the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton. will be made appropriate 10 the Christmas
season II Will be given by Mrs. Fanetta Sargent
Haskell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
COLONEL DANIEL MORRIS DEAD.

Atlantic CRY Dec. 21-Colonel Daniel Morris
seventy-nne years old who planned the streets Of
this CT y and constructing engineer OF the first
railroad from Camden this city. died to-day.
Colonel Morris accumulated over SlO0D.upO by In
vestments in real estate IN this city. but now his
fortune is estimated about s2j"ooo. He had
turned over TO charitable institutions the greater
part OF his wealth. a few years ago ne erected a
nome for orphans at Hopewen. y. j.. known The
81. Michael Orphan Asylum and Industrial School
For several years IN the fortes he vas "a surveyor
OF State railroads in Pennsylvania. In 1850 he
ganized an independent military colI0 nny. known
a. the Morris Guards. The cOinn.asa enlisted in
the volunteer service the outbreak % the Span
ish- american war. Joining the ith Ncw-Jersey
Regiment. and is now encamDod al Grecnville,
= -
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MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs Barbara Coles died Monday at her home.
No 20 Beech-st II is said that Mrs. Coles pre-
dicted her own death Seeing funeral passing
the house she turned 10 the family and remarked
that she would he the next 10 go. She was taken
III almos Immediately, and died within ten min
utes aiterwarl. The cause o. her death was
dropsy.
While the women % the nous" were out shop
ping burglars entered the home Of John H. Jones
No. IS North kignth-aNe.. on TUESDAY afternoon
and carried away jeweiry and syerware valued
al 500 There is no Cew 10 the thieves.
William Buckley. one % The oldest merchants In
this city oied AZ his home. in south Fourth-ave,
on Tuesday. Nh Buckley WAS eighty seven years
old born IN Ireland. he had lived in
Noun, Vernon thirtv-seven years. conducting bust
ness until years ago. when he succeeded
by his SON albert Buckley. The funeral held
in St Pauls Episcopal Church yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
FINDING or GOLD ~ PIXIES PEAK DENIED

Denver Dec. 2l.-Latest reports from Dawson
CIV the new mining camp In the Green Horn
Mountains. near Canon City. indicate that the rich
gold o,e found in the Copper King claim by the
Dawson brothers came from small pocket. Ex
per,s are Of the opinion that copper mine may he
n,ened IN the claim, but do not expect that gold
.a,za will he found there. However. other dis
cover,es Of free gold In the neighborhood are re-
norted and the town ia growing rapidly. The re-
port th1t silvante ere. rich in gold had been
fnund in the Colorado Springs water tunnel that
l. h, inC driven through Pixies Peak. is denied Dy
Demos Durfee. the city engineer on the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
WAR TAX N SURROGATES OFFICE.

From inquiries made at the Surrogate's ONCE as 10
what papers require stamps under the War Revc-
nue. law the following facts were CLEANED: Admins
fraiion bonds require a 50-cent stamp. all acknowl-
pigments made Before notary require a Decent
stamp all copies OF orders or DEGREES (nade by a
clerk OF the cour) have DC certified true copies
and REQUIRE l0-ccnt stamp. every instr gment waicn
il REQUIRED by law 10 le stamped Il produced in evi-
ience must be stamped with a l0-Ccnt stamp before
peing fled. indemnity bonds of all kinds take A
bO-cent stamp r 10 all other bonds except those
required for gal proceedings; certificates atested
BY a notary require a l0-cent stamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
ACTION AGAINST ONONDAGA COUNTY.
Mr. LYMAN. EXCISE COMMISSIONER. WILL IN
s1sr on REIMBURsING EXCISE AGENTS.

Albany Dec. N.-The State Excise Department. Is
about 10 begin action against Onondaga County
The outcome Will be Of much importance Excise
Commissioner LYMAN recently made demand on
the DstricAttorney OF that county that the latter
pay the mileage and attendance fees for various
special excise agents who have appeared before the
Grand Jury since the Liquor Tar law took effect.
The District-Attorney refused to comply with the
demand and Nj Lyman viii begin mdAdamL5 pro-
cecGings to compel The county 10 acce1e TO MS de-
mand.
The litigation will be interesting. as the law re-
gardlng witnesses before grand jury is rather
Ambiguous, and cannot escape construction by the
courts in such action. The law Is that Wit
nessos appearing in a criminal proceeding in court
OF record II summoned subpUnaed, snail be en-
tilted TO the same fees Witnesses IL civil action
In The "a ne court. Commissioner Lyman believes
that a grand jury being adirnct TO the Supreme
Court properly comes under this Jaw. and that will
he The FIRST question 10 ne disposed " IL nandamus
proceedings a brought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
PORT CHESTER.

Charles L. Austin. prominent real-estate dealer
OF this village married last evening 10 Miss
Mary Fehrs daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles II
Fehrs. The ceremony took place at the home Of
the brides parents. in Westchester-ave.. and was
followed by reception The Rev. Charles Ed
ward Brugler OF 81. Peters Episcopal Church. Of
fciated
The recent estimate OF the Highway Commission
OF Rye o. $4,000 TO maintain the roads outside
the villages 81 Port Chester and Mamaroneck has
been reduced by the Town Board to $40 The
reduction made al the request OF the Rye Pro
tective Association and other citizens, who have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
RAPID TRANSIT AFFAIRS.

II is doubtful whether the Rapid Transit Commits
sion will hold rs regular meeting to-day. Lewis l..
Delaned the secretary Of the Board. said ycster-
dav that there might be no need Of meeting mas
much as there vas only one matter now occupy
ing the attention OF the Commission Ihat one
matter is the biz which the Boards counsel have
heen Instructed 10 prepare seeking special legislation
10 enlarge the BoarG's power Il resource In oo-
tanning the capital necessary to build the under
ground railroad.
II is inferred from Mr. Delafeds remark con-
c.rnre the possibility Of a meeting to-day that the
draft OF the bin is yet ready to De laid before
ne BOARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
THOMAS s. MARLON

Ex-Congressman Thomas 5. Marlor died AT the
Park Avenue Hotel yesterday. after a long iness
He suffered from heart trouble and had been under
physicians care for the last five weeks Mr.
Marion was born IN England about hfty-nine years
ago. lie war for many years member Of the
Stock Exchange and had been for some time a
member Of the old Gold Exchange. His home was
AT Brooklyn. Conn. but In the winter he lived in
this city. He several times represented Window
county, conn, IN Congress. Mr. Marion presented
TO his townspeople a monument to Israel Putnam
and also Soldiers and Sailors Monument IA.
leaves widow and two sons. The burial will be In
Brooklyn. Conn ~ >"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
EAST VIEW

The Board OF Supervisors paid their annual VISIT
Of inspection 10 the county almshouse yesterday.
The supervisors and guests. about two hundred in
all arrived at noon and We're shown through the
different buildings by Superintendent. Esscr and
Mr. Crisfeld Everything found in excellent
condition. and The different supervisors did not
hesitate 10 commend Mr.. Esser a the dinner which
followed Chauncey NJ. Scror. Of Scarscaic chair
man OF the Board made the opening address.
Superintendent Esser responded and speeches were
Senator Charles T. McCcuand Of pohbs Ferry;
Supervisor See. Of North Castle supervisor Lent,
~ East Chester. and Supervisor Schermer. OF
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
NETWORK CITY.

young workman struck Henry sung thirty
wears old a Chinaman Of No. 43i Tenth-ave, on
the head with a hammer on the morning OF Decern-
her a. Yesterday the Chinaman died in Roosevelt
Hospital The workman is not known. but the
police are trying 10 find him.
'Genealogy of the Rathbone Family Will he
ready for deliver about January l. II has been
compiled by j. Clark Cooley. OF Osuego. n y.
who has spent many years in his researches for
obtaining accurate Biographical sketches OF the
members Of a numerous and important family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22

mentioned and the replies received have heen OF
nrefers The system adopted in the formation ana
Working Of a Greater New-York, rather than that
adopted by the County Council OF the CITY VI LUZ
DON
The letter specifies various data which the Mayor
OF Huntsville would like TO have Mayor Van Wyck
send him. All OF the data is in the CITY charter
copy OF which was sent In reply together WIN the
report Of the Charter Commissioners
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SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEw-YoRK WEDNESDAY. DEC. g. 'SS
ARRIVED. =.
Steamer Teutonic dr. Cameron, Lverp'o, - I'm and
and Queenstown December - with mdse l' -, AZ
Ii9 sieerase passengers 20 White star Lire ''''
Steamer Kaiser William der Crosse Gen tnsslo1,.ss
Bremen December IS. Southampton ana Chet'.. I,
With mise 5;s cabin and 5G5 steetase ases ,ai
Oelr.chs a. Go. Arrived ~ the Bar al H. 49,"
anchored OW ing th,h FOX. ,-. xo,anees
steamer cypr.an Prince OBJ. ord. RIO Jansi,. m
80 10 John seas = y Mayase@ 6ee~,nbrr Il Por.,
IL and Juan -. with mise ana 30 Ssol pnsnv A.
the New- YORK and Porto Rico steamship COMPANY
yt,amcr hthos ,I}). Long, Non,eso Bay ia nav is.
r. River Il. Kingston - amo - ,r,ye. AZ ths
With mtse 10 PIN. Forwood q Kelock N"'''
s,ssmer cancho Risk Havana December H. sn AZ
and 81 passengers 70 James r Ward 90 "''
s,t n1 Antilia ,Br Mon,sl Nassau December Ar.
wi,h mdse and passengers % = I Mon'eh 80"
rived al r"e r Halsey New-orleans December !"
with mdss and passengers % peeenbss
a. With mdse and passengers 70 Nc" ns,.mbsr IL
steamer II Paso Gardner. Ne"-or!eahs Ds''
"'sn ,, m George CLYDE Robinson George'own ri
December IS and Wilmington. c. 10. WIN INV
passengers to Nm clyde Co.., ..,r,. senss te
sandy Hook. Dec 81. 80 r-Nlrd cs'n' "''
SAILED -
Steamers Rsvensdale OBJ. for TsmPieo' sen = osx
phl.aie. phla: Restormel (BD. Genoa city Of fh's''"
Baltimore .s
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. ....
Southampton Dec 2l-Arrised. steamer faT,s'
New York passed Hurst Castle At l0:2N NJ NJ, ohs-
Avonmou,h bee 81 Arrived steamer t>ids 'o''
Brow Head Dec 2i-Passed steamer Exeter CIV WV
Watkins New York for Bristol. -,. ,Jsr,.
Naples. Dec 2i-Arriyet. steamer Aususte ''o''
PeTnsmbacc Dec 2o-Arvsd, steamer Hevelu' 'D''"
s,spetol. New-York tor Rio Jane.ro
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10 STE THEIR FRIENDS N CUBA

Tie transport Berlin sails to-day for Santiago
San Juan and Ponce. Among her passengers VIII
be q delegation Of Southern women who are so'ns
to spend the holidays with their relatives and
friends who are members OF the 9TH United States
Volunteers now stationed in Santiago The party
is cnaperoned by Mrs. Bankhead. the wife Of Con-
xres-man Bankhead. Of Alabama. The party in
cIudes the "A .sses fowena Thou ysOn Mauoe Bank
bead and FLORIDA Graves. Among those sailing are
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NEW COINS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
TIE ANNUAL RUN AT THE uRrREAsURy
UNDER WAY

UNDER WAY
For about a week preceding Christmas each year
there IS a great demand on the Sub-Treasury for
brand-new coins and 70 be used as CHRIST
mas gifts The annual Is now In fun swing
and yesterday there was long line OF applicants
before the paying tellers window in the Sub
Treasury all DESTROYS Of exchanging old one and
two dollar bills for crisp ones. The paying
teller Us accommodating these persons TO the ex-
tent Of about s25cc day. Inc Sub-Treasurer has
laid in a large stock Of new coins. as well as bank
bills in preparation for the Christmas rush. ana
the stocks OF all classes are being largely drawn
upon in the coin division the teller IS paying out
about $500 day in bright gold double eagles
eagles half-eagles and Qua terea6es. OF the mint
age Of 1895 and a large sum in silver coins. WHICH
also were turned out from the mint this year In
the minOr-coin division there are many applications
daily for fresh and SHINY copper cents, large
pari Of the demand representing the needs or the
Zig denarfmenf StOres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
ANTI-ANARCHTST CONFERENCE ADJOURNS

DELEGATES ATTACH THEIR SIGNATURES TO A
PROTOCOL. WHICH Is NOT BINDING.
Rome Dec 21-The anti-Anarchst confer
cnce which has been in session in the Palazzo
Corsini for some weeks, under the presidency Of
Admiral Canevaro, Italian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, closed its sittngs to-day.
The delegates appended their signatures to
protocol. 1t is understood that number of
practical resolutions We're adopted. but the pro-
ceedings have not resulted in convention bind
ing the states represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
TARHYTOWN

Michael McManus. an old resident Of Penny
bridge died on Tuesday. He was seventy-eight
years old His funeral will be held this morning
in tho Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. and the
burial vCl he In Sleepy Hollow.
4 iA.es a%rnLer Of costly palms In F. W. Pier
sons gov So in North Broadway were re-
Gently des .r,Y : by rats
Ii is annouA.ai that some Of the members ~
the Young Men Lyceun are In favor ~ changing
the name OF ne Pubic Library TO that OF the
Ferris Library in appreciation Of the requests or
henson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
WHITECAPPER MURDERER PARDONED.

SENTENCED TO BE HANGED AND TO BE IMPRIs-
oxED FOR LIFE. But ESCAPES BOTH
jackson. Miss. Dec. 81 Governor McLaurin has
pardoned William Purvis. the famous Marion
County Whitecapper who once sentenced 10
be hanged in this State for the murder OF a fellow
Whitccapper Puryis's neck WIS not broken in his
fall from the scaffold. and owing 10 the threaten
Ing attitude of the crowd around the Jail the
Sheriff did not make d - 'Ond attempt 10 execute
his prisoner Purvis was later rescued by the
mob ard hidden away for time but finally
gave himself up TO the authorities. and his sem
tence was commut,d to life imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
NFW-YORK'S WAY PREFERRED.
SUBURB OF SYDNEY. NEW SOUTH WALES
WANTS TO KNOW SOME THINGS
ABOUT CONSOLIDATION

ABOUT CONSOLIDATION
Out in sydney. New South Wales. they have
learned something about the Greater New-York.
and they anxious TO learn more, as indica ted
by letter received the City Hall yesterday from
Thomas A T. Wearne. Clerk OF the Council Of
Huntsville suburb Of sydney, and reading in
part as follows.
His Honor Judge Van Wyck. Mayor Of Greater
NewYork.
Right Worshipful Sir: have the honor. by direc-
ton OF His Worship the Mayor OF Huntsville, Al
der,nan ] G. C;riffen Justice OF the Peace. 10 for
ward herewith copy OF minute prepared by
him and unanimously adopted by this Council You
viii note on referring 70 This minute. that the fol-
louinD resolution Was unanimously carried.
THAT the Council Of the city OF sydney and me
Coincis OF The nfty-one municipalities within the
noetropolitan area Ne requested each TO send two
delerates 10 a conference 10 discuss and II possible
nrnnound a scheme for the unihcation and consoli-
daf'on O: The local government OF the metropolis.
with the view 70 the formation OF greater sgd
ney. -. 49,. ,-a,,..,,. .ho...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AJRENARLE-Henry T. OXnard OF Nebras ska.
CANBRIDGE-Baron Holleben, German Am
baesador at Washington. FIFTH ANENC E-Sen-
afor Richard +. Pettigrew. OF South DAKOTA
CTLSEY-Jean DO Reszke. HOFFMAN-Clark
Howell Of Atlanta Ga. IMPERIAL-Will!am j.
Morgan of Buffalo. State Controller-elect.
NETUERLAND-Victor Maurel. NORMANDIE-
Judge w. r. Lansing. Of Little FAILS PLAZA
L Soovsmi.h Of New-Haven. WALDORF
CIarkson Potter. Of Paris. WINDSOR-W. !. Cal
hcun Of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
MASKED BURGLAR ROBS By DAY.
DISTURBED AT HIS WORK BY A YOUNG WOMAN
IN A WEST BRIGHTON HOUSE.

A masked thief working by daylight caused con-
siderable excitement In West Brighton, Richmond
Borough. yesterday afternoon about O'Clock. The
man entered the house Of William Lynch a con-
tractor IN Davis-ave. He was seen by one OF the
inmates later and wore false face. 10 which was
attached a grey beard. The thief made a noise
which was heard by Mrs Lynch but, knowing no
one should be IN the part Of the house whence the
noise proceeded, she sent her daughter Francis. 10
see what the trouble was; On her way upstairs
The daughter met the masked He displayed
a revolver and threatened 10 Kill her II she made
an outcry. The girl screamed and ran, and the
thief bounded downstairs after her and the
front door. Mrs Lynch gave chase, but the man
was soon lost 10 sight owing TO the fog He stole
about 800 in money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
INDIANS SUIT AGAINST Mr.. THiCHFR.

Syracuse ~ Z. Dec 2l-The case OF the Onon-
dare Nation against John Boyd Thacher or Al
bany for the recovery OF several belts OF wampum
.atd TO he owned by the Indians, Is ready for trial
in the supreme Court /. this city. John /. Della
haufv represents Mr.. Thacher and Edward WINS
low Paige OF NcwYork, the OnonddSas harriet
,nnvnrse Is hacking the Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

NAw-England Society annual dinner. Waldorf
Astoria. $50 y. n.
Board OF Estimate and Apportonment City
Hall.
Meeting Of ST Marks Church Wardens. D. m.
Ladies' dav at knit kerbocker Athletic Club
10 10 y. m.
Funeral Of the Rev. DR.. T. X. Brown Church OF
St Mary the Virgin. y a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
JOHN JAY JENKINS.

John Jay Jenkins died at the home Of his sister
Mrs. A. u. Gillette. at No. 40 West Se,enty-sec-
ond-si.. yesterday. He was I'm the eighty-nfth year
Of his age. Mr.. jenkins was "A graduate o. Column
Dia University. and some years ago practised law
In this city. The funeral will be private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
THE WARTNG MEMORIAL FUND.

Subscriptions no DATE BRING THE TOTAL up
TO SOL POI so.
Ex-Mayor William l.. Strong treasurer or the
Chamber OF Commerce Waring Memorial Fund,
acknowledges receipt of the following contribu-
tn her
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WHIP AND YACHTSNAN SIZED.
MRS 3 r. pUELFER. or ND| ROCHELLE. WANTS
5000 FROM JOHN +. nAUDOUINE FOR
ALLEGED INJrRIEs

John F Baudouinc the whip ana yach,sman. IS
being sued for $500 damages by Mrs. Bertha r..
Due!fcr Of New Rochelle. Mrs Ducfcr, through
her attorney. Stephen j. Stillwell. charges IN her
comnlalnt that she was I'm carriage with her
husband and three children on the west side Of
Main-st New-I.ochce, in July, and their horsoe
were drinking water from public fountain when
Mr. Baudouine driving lour horses and taliy-h
containing "a party OF guests. came dashing along
md crashed into her carriage. She says that her
carriage Was broken and thai she received injuries
from which she will never recover.
The case Will be heard to-day before I'.stice
Keoch in the Supreme Court, White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22

.,,rs uocRrERy e. co., BROADWAY & nth ST.
HIGH GRADE FULL DRESS SHIRTS,
EACH
high grade Numbered Dress Shrs vi
re-nOrced "i'h
i'm o.oo ,.u.,
Rosoms inches wide, made OF |loO liner"
solid linen Cuffs Open front only
wO stud holes 1879 to IS,
if
LANES ucCREERY & co. BROADWAY & nth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
rs smy'h T.
Jackson agt S,eber cNo cases).W'liiain j. LaTcne'.
Norton AIT Fulton-Henry E. Howlend
BY Cohen, J.
Ma.er Of Reaee-James J. Nealls
Howell AIT Jayns--Charles z. kutnrore
Matter OF BartOn--Eilwa-i 7. OBr'eH'
By Daily J.
Matter q. Magovern--N William II. Wills.
BY Slower J.
,, ~. s.s,n three cases)-Renjam.n E. Hall
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Smyth J.
Mary r. swa- ag+. Ida L, Jenkins-Jar,es J. Sesl's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr,e 1922 l3I Moon sets m 2- Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO DAY
vssnav Hook $50 Gov. Island $40 He'll Gate BIO
n Sndy HOOK 30 Gov Island +os Hell Gate 6.57
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22

Major wallery Hazard and wife Captain H. L.
Roberts DR. Rupert Moron, Captain r. H. BUTTS
and Lieutenant James Longstreet. Jr.
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liz FI1Nrs FINE FURNlruKr
A HOLIDAY GATHERING.

From the intricaces and labyrnths OF every
school of art ou- showrooms have gathered
fascinating examples.
Among the Vernis Martin pieces. famed the
world over for their richness Of color are
ParOr and Curio Cabinets from 5000: Tea
Tables, $500. Nest Tables, $1,000; Desks,
Dressing Tables and Bureaux-many more ex-
quslte specimens with paintings Of cherubs.
Of pastoral scenes. of symbols and alegores,
executed In so mastery manner that they
woulG make Boucher Jealous
Such pieces often add just the touch Of color
and spriShtness needed. Only factory prices,
when you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-22
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
y...si Mails close. Vessel sails
rdam Amsterdam. HOll- Amer $3.50. sW m lO;W m
Santiago, Nassau and cuba. c 100 IN 800 m
FRIDAY. DECEMBER %.
,,uo,ou,, charleston CLYDE ......... 30Op
mum Mallory 300 IN