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THE C0STLIE8T OF CITIES.
MR. BEERS REITERATES HIS CHARGES.
TOBE COMPARED WITH OTHER FLACKS?
BPBCtMBNS OF KXTBAVAOAWrE.
Batt**, tba Board of Estimate yeaterday Police Com
eeyieaUtner Voorhia weelo ? drong nrg-.inirut tor ai
?aa-fiopr-a'lon lor 100 ir ira pat roluieu, aod alio lot
aaojey to conatruet and maintain tba telephonic
tt-nial-box and patrol-wagon a-atem. Tba .Maven
thought"Ui*t with tbe mw tolephonio and patrol
wagon er rv iee the additional men wonld not be
aeeded. President Coleman thought that the Kire aud
Police Der artmenta could both nae the aime wiree and
?iguals. Mr. Your li ia laid tine had been di?c*_M?d ani]
tt waa not practicable. Mr. Voorhia was aaked to gel
?zaet estimates ot the coat, and ff) 100.000 waa fixed
an about the lum that would probably be needed,
Tho amount allowed outaide of thia item wai
?{M.l:L-..stl7 Ort.
Regimer-elect Slevin aiked for 112.r?.0()0 and got
flOl.O'JO. Tte Sh.rift wanted f?3._l?l 02. Undei
?be dcciiiou ol the Corporation Counsel that th*
Sin i ul'* feen cannot he changed during hil terni, thc
Uosrei only allowed .tt"3,216. The County Clerk'
*fh."),(KMI in tbe provisional eatiroate waa increased U
efBlt.20a Ile was allowed $18,100 tor new liber*,
ami toe llcgiste-r tot $31,650 for thia uurpo-e. The
Cotiiiiimnioiirr of Jutois asked tor ttO.000 anel po! it.
11e*11rv N. lleeu-a, ot -hr Connell ot Retorm, advocated
rciia iiehireut and gave iustaticea of etiravugniir
whieli. he said, were taken from official rrcorels. Hr
re^f-atcel tbe statement tnado la-it year that tlitr
average pet capita expi n tl il ure ot forty-eight citiea
WW* pt Us, while tbat ot New-York City waa tt6 SE.
Tin-, tiiate'iuent having boen denied laat vear he said
thc otlici il flffcuropiit.ae from wblcb thone calculations
Wire* made wero mit in the bands of a competent
Hiri-iintiiiit who continued the accuracy ot tbe state
nieirt. Id 1878. he Melded, me number ol Park police
was **4 iiiui Uh cont $75,000. Thc nu-nber now is
173 aiul their pay S'iiU,OOO. There bael been no in?
crease jn -int \\fnx 0f -eiiopliea ginee the work ot onu
itruciion on tbe parks cease*-' In 1h74. Tho increase
Lad been in the payroll ot employ ck, principally
latimers. In 1H78there were 170 costin;* laborers
$131 .OOO. Laat year there ? en 893 roeu cokine $465,
(;1I7. Now $0-0,(100 n.ore wai asked lor than laat year.
Tbe I'ublio Works Ih lp iituieut wae also severely
eniid'-ed by Mr. Dun He said that the cost of
ii .mi;! liing macadamizeel ro_d_ was at the rate of
$7"iK un acre, when lt shorn,I not exce*"d $150. The
coat ot inauit,lining lortv lni.e-s of unpaved road was
given a* $50,(HH>?-$1,250 a mile. The unpaved roads
ol Brooklyii coat $C*0 a mile. For repairs and
renewals of pipet, Moo-cocks, etc., the amount a-*ki'd
was $2H1,0(.I(). duly one t'lirtv-tointb hod beep
aeliled in tbe vear to the len,th oi* the pipes; yet tbe
ami,unt asked lor was doubled. For cleaning public
?dues thc cost was 3rt watt* a square loot, eight tixuol
M much as Brooklyn is rharged.
MAYOR GRACE BADLY SNUBBED.
TIIK BOAM* OK F.Dl'CATION NOT FI.RASFID WITH HIS
(?..kio tu hhs?m ear -Cf-OOM si** ko !*.*>.
At tho niietiu*-of the Hoar-l of Eel ma'lon yesterday
letter was read fnmi Kay*** Urncc suggesting tliat the*
Board sboulil present tu Hm Baal- of Kitlmate the lm
porlame of an ltitermciltate si-hool for girls In
Whit'h miine' fnmi of in luMiial education should be
taught. Tin- Mayal llate- that, au a member of thc
Board of AmasstemBmMWSA, bo would favor the -rraiitincof
ai, :i|'i'iei;.i!iiti.iii fi,i thia parpoaa, Cotunilssloiicr Cruw
fe.iiel mo. i-tl tli.it Hu* ii'iniinuikaiion be laid on the table,
and continued:
Yeatenluy thl riutrea nt it'.ve ft of thl* Iloaril appeareel be-fore
thr lli.atil ol Kitlmate-. ni whick Mavor draco rn a me-mbe-r.
Wo w-m mated bj bun wita .simiice! discourtesy anil cou
temi'!, aad li" wound np his ntterauces with the remarkable
ejeclariiieiii tbal die* mew Uaw of this lio?ni ure merely the
rc pl tat .11 lal! U-s ul itu M.itu!, nl.o appoints ill lu Um position.
TIP \nn. Hun al H.* limner seems to bo al out tills: X.I Ui.it
ti is, oana* lu liiin irani tie,,. Kuanl art- puckett*.! by him with?
out attention. Wi-..le lee elli lill!!..Ula- tl. I Jit le}' Ilia ?ili__e-V
tietii, iiiiil tl.in lu- will rii:i,i-si< inl to favor ns Wltfi Ins
approval. In thia comiunnieatlou tu ihe Boa ni he n-tute a In
one pail it hal ht sn *? in another. He ls 0|il*o*>et* lo Indus?
trial t-liu allon, yet iii is in favor of an appropriation for lt.
Tin- Mn vol ulla: lil I<, ki,,.tv, as evei y hoity floes know, that Ruell
a Keliueil i iiiiiiii! lu i-si.i l.Hln-el except by l ipe-cial law. His
Ignorance in Him i,-|,'ri I- eaiiiy ?aaaaiiM by Ina iliseniirie?y.
elararal atemUen ipranx lo their feet na Mr. Crawford
.ceased (?penknii.'. l'le-si ,,-ut Minimini ruled them out of
onler, laying lhere i-eniltl be uo ame luluitnt or ar^uiucut
BB tbe lliolle'll.
Mr. o'liri-n-Tlili i< unjin! to the Mayor to stop elebato In
am li a way.
Ml Miiiini.iis I am harv Io rnfince parllannut,iry law, and
I Will fie,eel, . it.
The mo!inn wm lost by a vote of ll to H and a motion
tn iee rive the teiiiimiiiiKiiiloii ami enter ii on Hie minute.*.
Wine aili,pt>,1. The ( on.iiiiHi-er Oil OOOTM ut Ftu.iv le
Jute-el iii-iiiiisl eMudlng lillpIlM IO tho lliilllMtrliil liilni-.-'iliun
lat ton lor study, >li-- \i. laabella WHUami wa- np
jinimeei prliH-lpal In the Ureenwkib AreanaSchool Bo, -il.
A -tn,m.' rt,ii!r-t w:is Bade for Mis- lat-au. wbo let now
-M'tim: in un? pill oi tin- m heio), awl li w a* Maenad thal
ker leiiiriuu aa a CaiboHe wu-i oaed agalaat her. Oaeol
th, i. iie-l.e-i?? nf Mi-- Ttman't tami ni wu? tincil for plai-lriu
aebiltl in the waieiieetie . lent a re-port iii favor of t-eri.-iui
luis' Mu* 1 ,t?uu feir not n i-m tii.n the teacher wan loist
Mr. i.;illiiw.iy juts. i,t,-.i a reiKirt from Commlisisionei
iK-voe who was abiunt oa luconnt of tlliiesn. The tr pori
wm ordered to be placed onthemlantea Mr. Devoe li
WWW gt the eilele.-af mein hers ot tho li...ml iiiui lia* elet otrt
a liii'iit tienl eif hi-jN'iisoiutl tillie alni attention t.i tte hon
mtti leTN. Ah thrill infill of the iiuilfiini,' t'oiniiiiltne, ht- li
Oin* nf the ne-1 lulen lin-'l lue II le_iii.lm? tbe growth ol
the |uii'iie lehoo] iie-e-iiiiiiiiiidatiniii of the city. Ills report
give.- Imt following libt of twenty-tlvo achools now re
(ji,l!i*il ii. th.- eily :
9
ii
is..
l.
h
a.
90..
Hi
Coat
II,, .u.':li_
HlHl.l.g
ami
Fm oil unf.
I I'... 10th ave. ami lilli nt.
j. H iAil.:iiii.n laO.B. "?*?_.4fl.
.V I', li.exiugton-ave. an.l Plithst.
A 9... il.;**iii-?i., tii-ai Willisave.?_
.'. .V I". ...lAllelltlOIl tot., s. Nu. 54.
B3...JO..V I'. Ji. plan-eel I'. S. No. IS. IL B.
i... e; .t- r ... in p .ne olo.a Nu. '.:i.
el..*. P....Ila pine:, e.I ii. S. Xii SlM-tlU!).
1'i-iiiia.iv .. Nt-ai iii! atc. and ll'lli-at laitoj.
... A P....Ila plate ol ej. h. No. 7 nelle).
Ba. I'riiuaiv .'lr.iih-Ki., invir Curtlanlt^vo ....
19... (i. A P.. lAikHtion lo o. m. so. l?.
1A...'U. A I" lu pli,e-i-eit c.. s. No. 40 (site)....
10... Ur.ieii.rv . lill phire-ol P. s. .No Ats (aile).
21.. I.. A P .. ..-e.lei.tie.il lu O. H. No. 07.
8...IH. Ai P.... j Addition lo G. s. No. M.
18... O. A l'....|l(ith-ave.. in-.ti-'.Hiihul. isite).
'fl., e.. A !'.... llUh-ave , iii-iar lilith st. (alter).
lb ii. B P.... Aliiiatiuii ii. H, No. Sb .
is niwian l'-biiiiil I' j*. Sa IO (selll
?"*?? iniiiaiy... j. >. No .-,?).'
?l... IL B I' .. I ulalie, aim altei te fi. Kel, titi...
1.. n. A- P . l .'nih *t. near tith ive.
9-. O. A V ...Aeleli! loll lull. H. Nu it.
IS.. (J. A P....|tilh-ave., toruei laithat.
St'.(Kif.
115 (MH
40,li(H
i:*(),(leK
$2,547,(RH
Thc rc]>ort eoatlaoed in part:
The total aaa?ni aspa*4a_ bj tlie Roard durinn tlie last sly
jrears wm. -fj-j.ii.si'.i, 0 and If tv,- doduct Um amount paul mi
eilteaaiiel liiiil.tiuiis,-e.'..itis nisi, wo havo au annual avt-ia^i
aipe-uilltiilo as le.iluit s, \ /
Por eula lien, sn pp! ns, rent*, ie p.tlrs, eic.$3,3e-t,1,00(
Por altos au el iuuiilnii-t. lilt.,.uni
Total annmil expeuilllnrr,. *'.(,7?o.O(K
(Thin amount ineluiiea about $i(X),0l)(i auuuallr lui corporal.
lc tioula.!
Tho total aieeesspd valnntlon of real estate- In the twenty
four War ll ut Una illy won n 1 *-t**e? a04S.lMIO.OOO. and In liol!
Bl.lbH.ooo.ifiKi. un nu rt ase m Slio\0o0.000. nie aaaaaa*
YaliiMlio.i ot thi- time appel '-'? U -. 1 ??) .th. Nineteenth am
Twentr sfioiul. tta? ni lS-,1 9?fsb,0\)V.OOO, au.l m 18jfl
B416,ikmi,immi. an In. lease of $130,000 i',si. iii 57 *a in r ient o;
tin- total nu ia .ts.- tt aa toiitr.hute.-il by these throe W aids.
BafOBMJ PA SSA Gr OF THR ALASKA.
It wm the Guion iteamsbip Alaska and not thi
Bourgoguc, ol tbe I-Yench l.lue, as reported, that wai
Bighted off Fire li-und at 10:17 p.m on Tuesday
Tbe Aliibka had the roost boisterous passage within thi
recollection ot Captain Murray, but the vessel cairn
through it without any more ol an accident than i
?light derangement ot her steeling gear. One of thi
ateerage iianseugcrs wm ibiowu /rom bis leet by i
ae_ brenkinz over the rail, and had thc back ol hil
head cut open, but ha was able yesterday ta proceei
to his desiinalion in tbe West. Iluriui; the vova-M
?he hail galen, m|iiu!l-> ami te umesiuous riots from thi
time she _ |,a*e-etl Luml's End on Dccembei o unti
Mundav, when the- weal ber nee.leiiiii'il and she roaele
her orelinary s|,e-eil, eovering 4*J0 9*h**\ in twenty-toui
Boura. Ou December 7 she reade only 112 mile'*, and
at miduight Captain .Mulray hauled her np to thi
Wind, put MAB MM eluu te-nrel mil and btopped bel
angiii es un il 4 a. m.
The Bomgogiio, which ls now thiee days orcrdue
had uoi been nighted up to a late hour last night, .--lu
?ailed Irom 11,'ivie on December 4, the same date thal
the Alalka b-it Liverpoeil, Tbe liourgo^oe is one ol
the lastest rrsieela in ihe transit! I an tic trade, and hat
?nade the quickest trip on ree-oiei belween Havre anil
Mew-York. It wm wi-umeei by a lew yesterday thal
the vca-ol rcjiorted sighteil by the i-t_amahip Canadt
)aat Saturday tliaubled and iiiui *i .-ail 'JOO miies t_ol
mi Sanely ilook waa poisibly the Kourg.gue.
TEKHIFLT MITTEN FY A STAMFORD DOO,
fA story was published yester ay about au unfortunaU
paddler lu Mott it., whJ, it wai laid, waa bitten eiKbteei
time-* bj a dos on ltest Thursiluy ni_ht In Btaintord
Coim., and whole case U Iring eousidered bj Dr. Alex
auder Ii. Mott and (*oronei Mi'sseiuer wilh the Hdvlsatill
tty of putting thee .nan limier Hie i'asieiir Ire i ui*!iit. Thc
Baatller?ali Jtisspu IevILsb, a Tole, who lives at No. 71
Molt -t Be tel It thia story. He was waiting In Tho SSA
Allen'* i.evrooui tn i*-tatu.'ord for i train. Allen I- mn
at his regular ciihiumeirs. He bael a !erocie>ui hull eiog
Which he kepi ehe.Ii,eel in the. lack yard. Tue dun iva*
brou.-ht lou the barroom au 1 about aduzeu tuen who
Wara tliete sot tho beait ou tba iie-ddlei. Ttt_y lambed
aaartily at his airugirle.., aa the do_ ehewsd nu left l-w
and tore hli troiiseri to pl-*_e:_ lat villon jumpe-d belninl
PP bar, but not even tben did tbe crowd offer to help
aila. The .l?_ ^ot ?t bim aie-aln aud Infllctel a teiribls
wound ou ht, Irft arm. Then the crowd inteiferoei.
Tba man a left leg tr>m below the Euee to half way uu
to tha nil., la amana ot revoltiut-lores.
l)r. Mott naya tbat uudoubte_f.y the mau wm bitten by
B doc, but not elBhteeeii ilinea. home of tha woun,ta
{.Ult bave bean luflloteel by carbolic acid. Dr. M.,tteuya
that tba peddler does uot m*_d the Vatic ir troa'uiout
and wlil rt-sL-over witu oruluury caro aud iraatueeni aa
tha dog wm nut mad.
BOIIU BAS MANY t'ALLBHX
Holiu, Uia two linnidd rhinoceros, wm flatted by tttttrAt ot
people InUiemeufcKMlsat ( eiitiai Park yeaterday, Alter her
hraMfaatof oataaud bran aup-.rint?ndeut (*onklio oalleel In
Police Hut geou Marah io nuke, a mad leal eiamliiatloii. Hu
"MfanouiieeeT her condition cood and ber thick, hld* waa than
tbotwn-fhlr aornblMed witt a broeMa and an application of aoft
noan aad wama watar Bil aeon-thing ot a doiky white, ber
narira oalor, appe-arelL Her ivory tulki wera burnished with
a aboe- bruah an.l brierrk dust.
?
THE CATHOLIC PEELS ASH DR. McOLTSS.
TUB ARCUBIf-nor 8L'f"TAI*"BD nY MOST OP THICM
BXCKPT *' TIIK BKOOKLY*. KXAMINKR.**
The Roman Catholle pren ot this city and Brooklyn
hai. m a rule, retrained from diaeuistaz the casa ot Dr.
?Vim.lynn. Most ot tbe papers only refer to the matter
In Um newe eoiutnui without giving any opinion on the
matter. ATiuium- reporter called on tbe edltoii of
the most prominent papen yesterday to obtain an er
preaslem at their views on the qneitlon and found tbat
nearly all of them al,led with the Archbishop and be?
lieved that he bad acted perfeotly light In tbe matter.
P. V. Hickey, Editor of The Catholic Retitle aald:
We have retrained from dlicu-nluK 'be matter, oe
esusewe donut think that lt isa projer mnjoct for
eitner tbe religious or secular pi rs* to handle. It la
something entlrelr lietween tlie Arohbisbop an i Or. Mo
tel vdu. For outside people to nan any ooinlon on tue
inblect la to ibow a contempt of the court Wore whom
tbe matter li to be tried.
The Freeman't Journal "ook Dr. McOlynn to tnk
thrae or tour yean am for supporting Mr. Davitt*!
aeheme or land uailouallzailon. Maurice T. Egan, tbe
ai-nf ant editor, sall:
be Je.ur/ii// W lu entire lympathy wita Archbishop
( .irrititu, but we do do*, feel called upon to take his par!
at preeteut. He li qutieahle intake ears of himself.
We luke uo stock lu Mr. (ieorge's laud theories. For
the (uiircbtotlo so leepilrea lhai she sbenilet ahauilon
that for which abs liss been itrugKltu*- for yean, tbe tem?
poral possession of Kome.
T. P. Moehau,1'Ullor of The Irish American, saldi
"Why. Tur.'liirnrxE gave the meat of tue whole htiil
I ness when lt iiiitilliehoil thut dispatch from tne Arch?
bishop. I don't seo how any rennins Catholic sueot ean
consistently discuss the matter, m it now sUbda. Jnl<
luir irom my exebangei I should lay (oat nearly all of
them throughout the country hare lakeo this vie:w.
The Tatetet had thu to say in Its last Issue:
Ihe New-York dally pa-ieri are working hard to -jet np
a .sensational row between Archbishop Corrlirin aud the
kev. Or. Meiilyuri. Tue latter, it ls eialiuel, baa been
sunimoueel to Rome, there tn explain to tue Holy Father
certain political hereeies which he ls said to have pio
inuli.'nf.ei in oppmeiiion to the doettiue*. ot the Cu uren.
Ths is all very silly. If Dr. Mcdlynu has done mil
the Arciiblibon will alscipiiue bim, and tbe reverend
neut inman will quietly submit to the Archbishop's
or,liars. That's all there ts about lt
All nf tbe-o papers, of ootirse, indorse the Archbishop's
pastoral letter and condemn George's reply to lt. The
Brooklyn txaminer, however, takes a diSeient position.
lt shies with Mr. George and says In a leading article
about thc Archbishop's p*nt<>ral leileri
It in no manner interierei with them (Mr. George's
tbeorle ii, nilli.mifii it warns people aglnst what a good
uie.iiy suppose to lie Mr. lieorgu'g iheoiles.
Then lifter aitemptlnir to show hiw the views of tbe
Archbishop aud Mr. iiot,r6-e uro really In harmony the
article mys:
We say ibess thtDffi uot to criticise or cavil at whit
the Archbiahou of Ri w-York mav believe, not to en'orca
any views vee ourselves mav bold, nut shu ply to pince hu
important theory cleaily lief,,rn our readers, io tbal no
one may eouJeuiu lt without understanding its full
scope.
This article bai stirred ap the friends of tbe Aroh
blshcp and it li laid thal the prelate himself li displeased
with lt.
Father McOlynn remained at home nearly all day and
decliued the usual number of refjiiesis tor an Interview.
His fr.rmis profess Ignorance as io when bs will start for
Home but most or them seem Io think that ho will go
e'i iv -u ii lin. v when he nets ready.
Aiciii,:s.io[ .("eerriir m atartnd yeareruay for Baltimore,
where thara ls to bc a meet.nc o prelates tor the next
few .lays tooan fer with C-fMltial Gibbons on various
?ubieois, lncludlug, lt ls laid, the li.nl aul labor quel
tiona.
BOL1D.IT GOODS IN PU OFF SI ON.
Everybody ln?*i?Hat O'Neill's, the great bazar at Twenti
eth-st and r-ixth-ave, ls ono of the best houses in Ihe city for
dry-goods, mllliuery and furs, and Its imuieinu plate glass
windows an- always a centre of attrai-1iou tor an eager crowd
of eshoppera aud sightseers. Bal O'Neill's outdoes Itself 'met
now In its artistic, profuse and iucouiparahle display of
holiday gilts and Christina* presents.
This ls the place for the man who ls puzzling over what he
?hall give lo Ins wife, alater, elaugtiler or betrothed ioi chris',.
iuaa i tor tho mun.m who ls racking lier bram Ior the
most appiopr'.ate gilt lor her huibaud. sou, brother or lover.
Anet Hu- piirenl it se-euis like one urea! Jan
i.uTvihiiiir mr,!,-I into bergala counters. Quota
lloua alvtayi a little below your most sanguine
1,1.p-. Ami onie Marted, a dollar seems to go
further ami also, pamden leal as it may appear, quicker,
than i in I"- appreciated? without trying. Kan ur miow. alu*))
or sleet i-aiuiot keep the crowila utter, aim tiny Huong thu
.iii,!.. Hum iiiuiniug till eight ami carie away iirinliils, and
ardei waxoa-ioad- ol delightful bric-a-brac, faience, bijou
lere ind knick-knacks oi uii most muyin and surprising de
mci.s and int ely eohir aud ma.fi .si.
Ilcre among tho brass gooels aro easels, lamps, clocks,
screens, piacaiueg. tuns,c stands, tahlee, mirrors, smoking
leu :iiiu liiiii'.ioet artie les. The statuary ileparuuent coutalol
ht-.itutl ui iiiHuue, tiru, inita and Breeden China ti_iir,-*t. Tba
Italian fakenve. HnnrranaaRlaaaware, m?i hoyal Woreeeter
j.ee'le-i t- re.-.i| Hsr ev.,-y Hillie .lesli af-ie lu those Iiiii-h. flush
eaaea are aaaa m eaeue?M variety ot mi.upi; ami color, aad em
being uin-ntsl, ueslliug in their itelieately tti.tesel aalio liuing.s,
ara loutitt dainty manicure erle, ol auaviug ult-naila, tine
h.tiitikt it-hit-;*,, fuiiciiuiiy Hhapetl em sus-, bottles till mt
with choice perfumes, brushes, coinha and liinnt glasses,
poker M'ts. tlehl or opera glasse*. Silverware Ior tim table,
lamritnl papeterien. all tue" ai: i-smiMi s n! a writing lu'.le, and
a liiiiiiir.ail eithel things equally uae-ful and i re.Iv. Ihea-aort
ii,oul of hron/.e auel mai tile clod -.chatelaine clucks ami c'eioka
loo ne av lu desi -i, to have auy instinct name m.md mi au ordi
u iiy atora
Japan aaa geKsl? art of such beauly that their perennial i?,|,
manly is iolly accounted ior. The roots o goods would require
a eoliiiiin tu n.irne-ihem. Tb*)mubl-ella and anne department
oonialna a stock ol most Miarra handleiyetproeluced,lu
plated and solid gold and hilve r. The un n's fin Blahing! le.it e
nothing to be lics'riii i.y the most exacting person. The
chtMnist'aesonniardlspenaea all ihe pi Humes, tooth [easies,
toilet piiwders ami olin i nie e t'nugs ol a drag steer,, leaving
out ih,' nnpieaaanl dings, a .*-.,, .1 bank ,.i dolli from Boor lo
collina are fixed In ao many attitudes, wuh expreaatoni se
life-like, tbal om seoul io have been luddenly transported
Into Lilliput. All lluse am! Iiliiny other excellent featOIM IO
dahgbi im heart and lighten Uii purae-a ot than euatomon
haM beau lathered limier one roof by the indomitable e ne i i
Ol ll. O'.Ntill tk lo
TIIK OLMTBLAMD CHU ADMITTED.
Tlie annual mectuig of the Auu-rlc.vi Association of Hase.
ball lilli's tvas m lil vi -aietelay at Un I'ilth Avenue Hot, 1, mui
the whole dav waa spent in discussing loutiue ami tm mat?
ters. The dele-caie.i picselit tteit, C. II. liy nie. " (jus " Abelj
auel John Doyle, ol Ihe isrooklyn club; " t'hris " von lmr Aim
aud Henry Weldon, of tit. Lou;-; Ki asl us Wiiuau ami
Walter Watmu, of the M. tiopoiiUeis. Willi.rn Itar
nie and Henry mui lier lli.isi. ot Balt-unorei Will?
iam Miarzlir ami I burles Mumu, of Hie Atlili'ties;
Ae,..r.iii UIMrna, of Cincinnati | -/.aili" l'lieljes ami John
li.l'.s, ol lajillsvillc i li. W. Howe, .1. A. Williams ami Prank
ll., unison, ol I loveland and Pres,.len! .. 'heeler W ye-.kotl. e.
H. li) I nu, as iliiiii lunn oi U? committee appointed to i,?,u
Hilo Ihe lm .in ntl stand.mr ol the ion appleCHi.. re-polled
that lim duli had a siroin. backlog am! that iiu-ii willi pi.-ulv
ol mouey had takeu liold ol tue se-hcine. The club was me?
nially admit u-d lethe Association. '1 be Cleveland delegates
would uot give a -".Vino giiar.iu,ce and tue club waa accepted
without any bonds.
'lina playmK ruleu were Iheii taken up sm! read through
by Mr. lin-ips. Tim changes recently suirge: !'? I
bv Ul* coiiiin.lteso at e lm taxo alni adopted bv Hie
league wero also a-lopteel by ihe Assoi -talion, lt
leaorvea tho right, however, to eal! a ipeclal maeUag at nay
time ami t'liaeign the rules ll limy are lound iniptai lieahle.
The ansucialion did liol look upon lim .iiangis with Ihe lavor
eipeiieeI an I decided nut to lind itsell lo adopt any ni,,it
rules inaele-hy the i'lavilig Knits (iuiiitmttie. All Hie roi.
lugs of the Arbitral!,,)! Committee Wei le ado pled. Vi hctier
Wvckotl'was the univ ollicii elected, hiing ri-e-hoiecn pre-sl
?lilt, except Uial O. P. C'aylor was tlet lesl eui honorary mem?
ber.
Thef'leveland people wi-nt to work signing men as soon aei
then club had bum aeliuiiteit.
ihe: lejiiMUtiou will meet agaiu at ll a. m. to-day.
FAWNING HER WaTVB I" fay lilt; BTE 1 ETEA
Miss sarah MMtay, of No, 1'iO Herkimer nt., lirooklyn,
eloped last week with Hiram A. Oliphant. Hhe spent the
?iiuMuer at Ocean (iiuve, where: lur fal her has a cottaire, and
therre met Oliphriiil, who played the'ceiiuct at the camp int-el
lug. Hell re-tied to Or. istokes, Hie pn siin-iil of tho Camp
Meeting Association. A few weeks ago he secured
a placet aa a etentist'n assistant In lirooklyu, ami
visited the girl frequently. Alter working a short
lime be was discharged, ami ate 1 e had no money Mr. Sch.eley
peimiiiei! .nu lu star at Ins Ii use and bought lum some
clothes. As he and the girl wi re e..ch only n.iieteiii years old
nothing was thought of their tnemlship until Marah told her
father that she was goiug to bo married. Ul raBOMtnUd
wilh be'i, mid matte lur proinise not to do so nulli Oliphant
bael eueiUKh money lo suppoit her. Hut she Iel her lover h.ne
her gold watch ami he- p .mien n fori-lli ami hiNcoinet lur tl 1.
Then llii-y weal toJeisi-v i ny ami Wera married by the Kev.
J. B. Blady, oliphant took Ina brie le- to Ina linnie in Mount
HullV, .V J., aud telegraphed tit his father.in-law the lad or
the marriage. AS he could only pay the nullifier TL a err.
llliiate ol marriage- Was rofaaed until SA mon- teas p.ml. .Mr.
hi holey .s a lea iiierefi nt. Ilia wile said yeatertlay thal tbe
couple would be lei given.
TIIE LAND OB BBOOKLTB'B FA71IEUS.
A gue ..I l; number of Dutchmen and their descendants listen?
ed to a lecture* lueselav evening In the hall of the Long Inland
Historical Koclety In Brooklyn, before the members of tbe
society. 1 lie lectuier was the llev. Imnlel Van Pelt, pastor
of the Kast New Vork Hetoimcd Church lu llrooklyii, _ ho
revisileel his nstive'land last Mawr. His lecture wait e-ntl
tlesel -The I-ai.d of Brooklyn's Pat hers?Uer e.olden Age and
Present I'lOHpexia." Or. ic. H. Miens preaieleel. The le-cturer
?ai.I thal tin-name ol Biooklyn came from the little village,
Bu -ne ke-it n. in Hu.i.eu,! Tue founders ot Brooklyn auel of
New-Ainsleidaiii. sn thl*. city w.isjit-i ialleel, eame from ihat
land. Thc p< t imi ilisiiiigiilsheel as Hie golden age ot the lui!, h
republic began at the en.I of the :.ui_ sttugg.e nr fiefdom i,e
eun In IM& 1 he golden age of llollaml was britt, but sp,t n
di ! Of the llollaiiel of (eiilav thu It-clillel said. Hie: lilies
were Hie wonder of the wolli in the country, winch
waa about 140 m ifs a ide by lilli miles long,
there are 1,600 miles of canals. The Duu h ot
to-eiav we-te as active and progres-u- as Hu- people lu this
eouniiy. I In- citiea wara Malera busk, busUlug, with alleel
cars aud all marks of lite uni .take-fulness.
ou ii,oil, ni ot J,,s i, u a M. \ .in coll a tide of thanks waa given
to Ihe lee in re i aller a complimentary ?pe-c. h by Hr. Moria.
?'OLD DICK" BmMOCwLS HURT IN A COLLISION.
A defective (lue caused a Ure in Patrick Itfidy'a boarding
house al No llSb K-wt Ninetaoculh ?l_ yealenlar aud an alarm
wes sent from Ihealcnal box al Hetcond-ave. and BtVMNHMfe.
at Tbe box was not the one nearest to the hui mug house
ami the mistake seul Iiluglne So. 14, fi um h.ah lentil ai., a
bloe-k out of Ibo way. lt alao led to a comaum belweeu the en
glue anil True k No. 3 lu TliinlaVe. while liny were, BaXlaa
the quickest possih.e tuna. One of the engine hornes, kimmi
aa "Old Hick." waa Mimk bj Hu- poieoi Hm Huck and burt
Miioiinly. The righi Iront wheel ol UM e uijlne waa bent al an
angil nilli Hs aile. Ash.alanl leunuaii I homaa Parley and
Kngineera I'oiean and Hiewer ?ei'#liiirlei.| Irom Wit- MXlM
hui est apeil unVlllt Much solleiw wan expressod by tue
tm men uu account of the injury to "Old Dieri," wbo baa Leen
I ,elli.el.p tO lim lol llXtOCU yKUT*.
A TEN IHOVSAED-DOLLAR OFFICE VACANT.
The City Hallion,I Company of Broeikl*** ll having dlfllcnlty
lu niling Hie ollie e of president, left t in am by thu realgnatlon
of W. II. Iia/.iiard. Hie ollie* hut beru old-red to Hobart Van
Huron, Chief Kilgin, er of tho City Works fiepailinenl of the
div. bul he has il. i lin- I the place. Thc salai -, la tlO.OOO and
he now geta only td. boo. bul he believes the dui lea would be
loo oiiireiua in tie_ ol his health. The- e ennpany deanes to get
an eugine-el for preside ut. as Important e ngin, e i ln? ijuealioua
a 111 come up if e able s eu li.-eiii.ily si ou el la- sui,ainu!.A teer
horsesa. lt la thought the i on,pan-, ln.it niiist?ie* Mr. Il.i//hid
at the h.-a.' of Ihe i uris,lal iou. A sum Ul mi-e-ii,-,. of tbe
duce leila Will be held tn mollow to flee I a piealtleul.
ho ME SEWS.
PROWIJ.EV1" ARKrVAl,**.
Fifth -lunn* Hotel- Henator 1 ugtne ll ile. n* Maine ; John
Janett, of Pittsburg, aid ex Banaler Jaenea Weee-d, ut ilene
aeo, N. Y.Ml*tp Butu MfOwVrtau Oeorge (laadly, of
Ohio: General I Wt ay, of Knglsn.i. and Johu M. I'ailuy, of
Albany.Fork Avenue jh.tel iii-hop W. K. McUir-ii. of
Chicago_Windier Motel- Havld HoatelU-r, of iii t.l.i,i g ?
Frtrett llouu- Kx-Ooveroor Charlea C. Van /amit, of llhode
Island . Hotr?an Moema-Kx ('oiigreasinaii William W.
frapo. of MaasachnaetU.Brttourt ./.v..?Benjamin P.
Cheney, of Bottom _
WHAT IS OOtM ON TO-DAY.
Board eif F.stlnistf and Apportionment.
Hamilton college Alumni dinner. Hon man Honae. fi p. m.
professor f.ndlum*s lecture before' lioiiifi-opathter Mui ? il
College Alumni. Metropolitan Opera Houic Concert Hall,
? p. m.
Coroner's inquest on Henry M. n ' Isa -lui.
fiaill inrelgn Missionary Soe le ty. Ht Luke's M. E.
Church _ _,
Janus E. Tavlor's lecture. First Baptist Church, 8 p. m.
Lee-lure by Elllotl W, (shepard, Herman Moravian Church,
8 p. m.
George Stewart. Jr.. before Canadian Clnb. 8 p. m.
fsocietv o! Mechanic* and Tradeaoieu, Hleluwav Halt 8 p-m.
Prayer Meeting, No. Ill Pulton-st, the Kev. I)r. ll. I. Van
Dyke presiding.
i .-ntii.nation, IilaokwcU'1 Island, by Bishop Doaue, 1:30
p.m.
KEW -YORK CITY.
Under the ansplcea of lhe Ladles'Society of ths Bury.first
Street M ithodiat Eplscopnl Church a course of leclures will
be begun thia evening In the chnrch. Dr. Howard Hender?
son will lecture on "The Mworel of orant and Lee." On Tnee*
day evening Dr. diallers F. Deems will lecture on ? Popular
Proverbs."
The funeral of Sl'tnor O. Opertl. the eomposer, wltl take
place to.el.ty at 10 a. m. In Ihe Church of Ibo TransMguratl-'U,
The burial will bc In Evergreens Cemetery.
At the annual meeting of the New.York State Veterinary
Poolcty. held at the American Veterinary College on Tuesday
eveninr. tho following offloeri were elected i President, Dr.
W. H. Pendry: first vice-president. Dr. Theoelore llirdsall:
?HMi rice-president, Irr. Oeorge Bowers: iex*reury-treas?
urer, Dr. W. E. CnfT; Boanl of Censors, Drs. ll. A. Mol-rau,
Dixon, Coates, it. A. Finlay and it Ogle.
Jamel Bowie on Sunday evening will give a performance of
hil entertainment, " ricloria." The aubjeet will ba - Kce-ol
lertionaof a Jlambler." Tb6 entertainment will ba Illustrated
by Mr. Bowie'! Instrument, tho ?' quadruplexoscope."
Tie Wesleyan University Club of Now.York will hold Hs
eighteenth annual meeting at the Westminster Hotel at6
o'clock to-morrow evening Dinner will be served at ti
o'clock.
An entertainment In aid of the Northeastern Dispensary
will be given to-morrow evening al the Lexington Avenue
Opera House, Flftv-elghth st near lexington.ave., by
Marshall P. Wilder, aas-sted hy Mrs. Emma Thoma* Miss
Ella Chamberlain. R. II. Mayland, Sinner A. Libera*!, Miss
Ollie Tor bert. Professor James Blamphln, Adolf Olose, B. H.
A gua!),-Ila ami tha New.York Madrigal Quartette.
Thc funeral of Oeorge Jonas, of Na 28 East Ke-entleth-sr.,
took place at Grace Chnrch yesterday. Dr. Huntington, sa?
tiated i-y the Rev. George F. Nelaon. conducted the aervleea.
The boely waa taken to Newport for burial.
The Cunard and White Mar steamship lines will alternat?
departnres for a few weeks, beginning on De ember 30.
The Harlem Choral Club will ul.e a concert In Weat End
Hall, No. Iib West One hundred-and-tweniy-Cftu st, next
Monday evening.
Tue Aqueduct Commissioner! yesterday designated Oeorge
S. Greene. J. J. ll. Crux and E. Francis lo report on the piao
tioablllty of constructing the Quaker Krblge Dam. nossiter
W. Ilnyiuoiid was appointed a member of ths Commission to
examine lue lighting and ventilation of the shafts aod tun
neus, in plsce of Janies T. Gardner. President Hpencer and
Chief Knelnecr Church will prepare the annual report
Tlie Phil. Kearny Post, No. 8. O. A. rt., gave a concert last
night In (steinway Hall for the. benefit of the wldowa and or
ph ans' fund of the Post. The Inclement weather sadly Inter*
ferred wilh this laudable object Thoso present, however,
enloyeel apleisaut concert.
Tho Dock Board yesterday awarded contracts for repairing
several pirra
Tho automatic Ure alarm rang last evening In Bldley'a store
In Grand-it. The store was crowded with shoppers when the
engine* arriveel In the noise and confusion within Hie en?
gines were not heard. Only oue flremau went into the place.
A dilllgent seaich was made all oveT the store but thorn waa
uo sign of fire ami no one knew how tho alarm had been lent
William O'Neill, a young Ironworker, was taken from his
houie at No. r.ai-j Downing st. to St. Vincent's Hospital, yes?
terday, an attackof malana havig made him temporarily tn
Maa
A mannre vanlt In front of James P. Clark'** livery stable.
No. 1112 West l-'lfty s?e nnil-sL. was loft uni orertvl un Tues?
day night, and Catharine Bellly, of Na MS West Thirty,
third st., fell Into lt, receiving dangerous internal injuries.
Birhard I!an?e, of No. 18 Eighth ave., putilshe-d lils son
ll, rman fur spen Uni! too much uiouey ou Monday, and tho
hot i ni away Irom home.
At thn Bible House yesterd.iv tl," ("Hy Mission chose a
bo,,rel ed tl.'iy Un , lore. tl,e Raw, charles If. Hun-, (ho Ile \. ,V
W. Ila.rn v. Hi" Kev. John T. PtUAt, tho H. v. J:im-s II. tAOOti
ley, the Bev. Josiah Sining, John P-M, r>*tiar Donni,I and
Constant A, Anilrcwi being now members. The society t*t
ele-tie .1 Hie e vecui. vi t'ouiuiitte.e and tba ode-era ot last yeas
Coloiii-1 Elliott F. shepard win deliver a lertnre thia e-t-en
lng 111 thc (le rman Moiaviali Church, No. (.ill! Filth at., un
" J ti iisaleiu Hu Golden." Adiulaalon will bu by compliment?
ary ticket.
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BROOKLTX
Thel'nlon Klevnt'-'l !'. ii ro ,,! fiunpanv ie WI lillie authority
(ruin Hu- eily Wot ks liepartuieiit to Mild its sim, tun. in
Plat boab and' Fifth aves.
corporal I .ifiiier h.-is ridnrue! from b.s lecturing tcp In the
West. M. i :,l III.l ge tv ll) rel Ul Ii to ll. ol low lifter a IWn W 1-fi.s'
lecturing tour, ami tt .11 pieach as usual mi Miliel.iy.
The disi barga nf ninety mine men (rom the i onstnietion de.
pailimiil ol the N.iVv Va?d took pl o e > ? .-tcid.ty. Cuii.
sli ui lol I nols I- dis-.it slit I with Ina position.
I lirp'dritinii <i,u!l*,-| I, l-l." I: is .!? 'ide.! !h i! If )s roi IraTV to
the eily iirdiiiaii-'-s fur ito- Tink (-ommlMtoner*. In
illili...! iv tn anv nm- tu i,mid a totiogganlug alldt-in Port
Greene Park, a* lt is mit aatag Hm gr,,un i ior park pm pees. _
Thea rn.hu Wedding of Polios Captain l iirnellua Woglom
wai celebrated by rougratulaiinni Iron maa* fr1an.li v. -1 - r.
nil!. Cuiirtiiii Mi'.glo ,i ls scventt ? oiie-yi .us old and has le. e ii
a police captain !"i tte en ty ni lie t eu is.
A I iiion Chill itv H.i/iiiir. in aid nf the aged widows nf aaa.
mea af tne Pott M Nen York, will he held In thn nssi nih y
rooms ni the Aradaray ol .Mush to-dny. t.i morrow ami batur?
day, him nmg aa h I'-iy at - o'clock.
The-Wi-alvan t'niveiaiiv (He, club v, ill give, a conn-rt dis
evening in the Hniiimertlel,I Methodlsi Eplacopal i horeb, al
Waahluftonand Greeneavea, The programme will Include
college glee-s. warbling aad Mle!,
Mr. Ho. i's m-'.. drama." A Tia flatdlar," drawl lam audi?
ence s :uun- i.ee Avenue Acad ? ol Mailes, Next week
Charles B. Jefftraou will bo eeen In "Hie?dows ot a Urea!
City.'' __^
NEWS IROM HIE SUB Ult ns.
J HHS HY (UV.
.Tohu K. Tlie.rn *, of No. 168 I .-xinginn-ave,, was arr. ste-!
yesterday charged with em,e.wiling Pt'ib irum bia employer,
li.a.I- Mendea.at Na K14 Wa-hin_i-.ii st., Brooklyn.
A number of propa *tv ut-i'i i s ii ive preaeoted a remoa
siiance to thc Aldermen against the proponed vacation ol
Oreen-lt to enable the Peunsylvauia Bai.mud e. jiiip.rny lo
elevate ita tracka, _ _
NEWARK.
At a meetln.' ed the Aiiiioluet Ito ir.l hist night the engi?
ne! m',untied a detailed report aa to thi fe.mi.int, .,f csia*j
llshiiiL'adiial watei supply, involving an eur lay Ot fl (I n,om).
The Wayfiiri-rs' Lodge, lor lin-ncl- se people to stop over
night amt ? ani a lue- ikr.utt ny an hom I woi it in the morning,
will be opened In a building at Uallread-are. and King-at.
fall;, in Jilliu.il V. _
ni*w-.m:i:.-i.y towns.
OiAJtai.?Mayor Man fm-ei yaaler_ey -dgsed i eeatrael with
the i luaeaa' Uaeltfbt Company ol Nettark tor lighting Um
Slll-e-tS.
East oranor.- Tlie telephone pall war aaa eBetedjrcMar.
d.iy. tim ompioycs ot ike telephone tmrnntmy mwiilng nnleii
lui. iuse work.
Hki.i.F.vii i.r. Iii'* ciiim se sh r: ironers employed for veers
In ('asebeilt's liiniidry ?i" i.e.ng replaord by while ladeuer*.
Musi n! theil gnoils WOT! sent att.it J. -1,-i'ia.V and todav Hie
las! e '1110*11,1111 tt Ul leave- the lau ml it. Hie K nigh ta of Lal Ol'
h.ivi i eiuiraertoel to supply competent Homme u at leasonablo
* skis- _m
8TATKN ISLiJtD.
fcTAriTio-.*.- The Aneri nan ateaaMr Raaaak v (nilton.
willi a cargo of maheegaiiv and eedar tru.n .\uivn_s. nie <h
had in r siallK.ai'1 snl. al-r. ital Itu foi,- hali li crushed in on
i lies-lay by a collision with the ont wald hound et-amahln Ki?
ri liinr.'iu (lie liiwi-r bay. baa been totee.1 io llectitcl'a to bo
iiachalged. _
LeOMO IM.ANf).
Binvi..*<. N.ith.ihi'l Koiner, age e I| l.t.. i , lommlttcd sul
eide lasl eve liing.
? ?
WI>TC!I1..-Ti:l* Ci il"STY.
rivi.?Owen Mm i.iv. o Waal live, was Instantly killed last
evening i.etween Bye aad H.nrisoii hy th. Boatoa limited IX
pr,sa naiu. aSnolhiimilli, w ho ttas walkin); with hun, ia
llllSSlllg.
PELHAM.?The Oeaoral Terni tl the Supreme Court tn
Hrookh ii has ititi; Hied the Ju lilli, iii ol th, in, ult Court of
Vteatclie-sle-r, at the amt ol Miss ( ath.riue Miilhey lol |1'J b(to
against nus town. Theeonrtalao nude au cilia allonauio
for counsel. The entire sum ia ?T I.Oitej.
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( ONNIKTKT T Ti (WNS.
BBIln.H'OKT.?P. T. I'.ariiiiiii ls er.cling three toboggan
alleles ti hu h will be te-iely tor Hie public bcloie Chriatlinis.
Wll.tei-i.-Mr-!. (Uriaeia liaveii|aiil-ltavmond la glowing
feeble. Uer mind waudera sllghdy ami lui ejraelfbt ami heal
mg are lailiug. HUewill be one huuditsi and Uve JSBtt old
next Apiti. _
lill RD DAT OF THE BOBAH SA LR.
At Hie Boban sale yesterday at I_*avltfa rooms a change
was niiulo (rom the tine (link potury nf the day MM i..
the du spell ol eieeaiiici nv pissiiiK iii the morning s,?s|.,:t
through Hie d.pai tm. leis e.f antoine engraved gems of (Irieco
Kotusii vaneliea. a ae-n.-a of i .a,i.. llun.au ami auullier of
Metovingiaii aiitmnlti'S. **???? prehlsioriei pmicrt and
l,i..n/cs, inisrelaiieous antuiuiti. a aud ulbara re piesentlng
Ar. Hi auel routh Aiiieiicui laeiinlriea ihe h.gii-st iud
re-eeii did lu Un- allcilieJOti was that of _17U for 4 mm ft mei a
tu ii,,, ls ?s! ixe. li,mi N e ss Caledonia. This talue.i ol.Jeet
ls loiin.-el with a Hun i ocular blade ol gallah*) nephrite, a
?weciea of J*1e, nwonlad N a wooden hatidlo wilh ornamenta?
tion of shells, amt ming ileinratirely Huuii't wilh bat'! lour
roiies. A pagale, or chicl'a padtlle. norn the Nooka ii iva An lu
iMlagei w lilt li bioughl flo. isa line apee'iiin-n ot bandi ... t,
being elaborately e-ngraveil ami decorated with open work and
human tlgures tai ved in relief.
Ht.NRY M. BIAS LAY AA I I.B.
Onlv a few of Henry M. HUnley'i personal frieneti gaiheriv!
early yesterday morning at the pier of Hie steamer Kider to
bid the explorer al. at larewell. The steamer aailed al H'M)
ni leak. Mr. e-Unley la not ad oinpaulc-d by any friends ou
Ina voyage.
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V1SAPPFAHANCK OB WILLIAM STORKIi.
The stork of William store r the blind dry gooela commiaalnn
rn, ii ii.in', of No. lAii (i,u I, li *t who ia r. poi levi to have fled
lol anada to eacaiio his trSOoU*** was guar leel yeaUirday by
au oflleei fruin the Mierlrl's offlce under an atlarhmenl for
f," lil ul.t.i in .i lu H u lillias nona, of 1 renton. N. J. Il
W. lune a s-uiia ar: Minn r a largest cnsllluia and claim that
he ewes them ?.*H, l-l He ul,el, l.aiigiluu ulm baa anomie
lu He- name bullelmg with morer and appeared to be lu charge ,
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j_.CLTjni.o
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' *"* C_Cr_Lra IiTIZT1 Fr~* Address PERRY MASON & CO., Publishers, 41 Temple Place, Boston, Miss.
of ttl ei piara. Intlmnt-i-s. that Storer wm not tn Caneela. The
creelltors ali se.em Inclined tei hush the matter up.
JamasT. H. Collins, of No. 69 Wall st. tha lawler In whoso
hands Kleir/r left hm affairs, knew where storer waa, hot
wemlil not ??'!. He eialel that Htorer'i debt, wo ilel amouiil lu
efUO.OVO In addition to the claim of B. W. 1 .tn s's -iona,
mr. SSOMOS o.v r ts nosTtiy election.
Ilernry (ie*e.ri-n WM seen yi sterrtay iin.l tan eiprcaHi-il bli
views "ti thi*. rt-ci-nt elriilnn In Boston lin follows : " \. hilo
I thoucht Mr. McNeill would rot-elvo more votes (op
Ma* eir of Bo-tein Hi tn ho ellet. I cannot suv that I nm veiy
miH'li eli.*ia|.,ioiiit('il. Tim meivcniiriit tlirro labored under
two *Maad"_-nt___-. Thara wm almoal a total lack of or
?zaui/atltui unel there \t ns ;i lack ot tliat entbuaUm which
celine.- of a feeliiit* tbat then* ls a Ugli'ln-* cbance of
luci-eai."
John McMarkln. who arrived In thn city from Bonton
venti-relny riieiriilnir, salli: " <'ornii>t|u? Noa*. York ls In ill
jieilitlcnl inethrols Bonton can heat lt. Tim Boston people
not only n:iel tei Ilk-lit lutanist a lack of or-f.uiizatle.il. hut
the railroaeU uud other eorpontloiM fore-eel their men
under penalty of dismissal to gu the |*oll? and not only
vote bul work Ior the trleeHon of O'Brien."
VB ABLE io ABBOTM His niFES FOOT.
r Captain O Brien, of tbe iblp A. O. Ropes, comp a neel at the
Hun.mit Hut*.iii yester'tay that the Rrooklyu Po .rd nf Health
bul relined to give Inn .itu'nu it lo remove Um bu<ir of his
witr Mom the ship whit ti ls yin-" al a Htuoklyn purr. Mra.
O'Brien-led Wheo tlM niw waa In mle1 oe etan ami her bo r
waa kept in the rapt?in a mom until he reacheel Liverpool.
The United 8tiitea Consul (tare a certificate of neath, anet
Cantuu O'Brien hail the hmly embalmed and placed in a seal*!
cullin. Aln-r theve??el whs iimoreil at IIIoeik lyn explain <?'lin?
en asked lor a p'-rmlt to reieeove thnbeiety leia town in New
Euuland for hnnal. hui the Brooklyn authorities weiuhl nut
ri-e-n.ta|M ihoileuUi e-ertllli-.U.- hei ause it wn? not sinned ' y a
piiyaierein. I_te-r tn the day the ship waa SoatlnK tn the New
York harbor, ami Captain O' linen obtained tbo per_ut Irom
thu New-York Board of Health.
MARIS ti 1ST ti LUGESOS.
MiNt_.ru.; ?; AmBABAOt
TO-DAT.
-nu risei. 7:14 Sett, i 30 I Moon rises 10J3 | Moon'l MSW. 81
HI'JII WATBS.
J.M?Handy nook. 11:02 I O.ir. lal' 1. 1131 I Hell Gate. 1:16
p.MSkutly Beek. I1*M IOwr. tafC ?-liteuuate. 1:90
0U1G01SG STEAMERS.
Te>DAT.
Vessel
Vritel. tin*. For Malls close. lalla.
St.?te of Oetor*fiA, State, (llasaaw. 0 a tn
Itiijr'.a. M.iinl.-Anier. Hanit.uijr._, 8 a tu
Manhnttan. Alexandre-. Havana. 3 pia
Marmel. Atlas. Harli.-.ll ara 1 pm
orine1.1>. QaeboOe benaneta.. l um 3 y_
BATT. MIA Y, UKO. 18.
t'uihria. I'nnard. l.lverpoeii . 7a'-0aTn IOHO am
ntr ed Chester. Inman, l.lveriiool. 8..blain ll ara
H. ililli. Anchor. OlaSRoW. B.oO a tu ll a ni
Aiiialil, Carr, llambui'K. 0 am
Retain. Ni-tii-Aiiior Amsterdam. 8:30 a m ll am
Pciinlanil. Itetel sur, Aul wern. 8 .Kl a ui ll am
l,a Kimr.Or-na, Krem-h.Tranr. Havre.. 8::i0am ll am
Flambufengh, Qoeban, Windward Islands 1 p rn 3 pm
\ i-nninlius, \ 1 A Jam. Kllurslou.ll au 1 ym
l-iaii-of Tcias. Wauls. Ha*, ana. t pm
Tl MOAT. UKO 20.
Alnska. Onion. Mve'tneMii.ll am 1:30pm
ci.aie ju I...j', ii;., lie-riK-ui. Bordeaux.... 1 80 pm
1SCUMISO STEAMERS.
T.I-DaV.
YeiuC Innis. line.
Karv|.T i.i n ".ron-ireh .Lomlun.Monarch
htate ol Nebraska..Olaae-oW.Anchor
In Teen i.i.UbMKOW .AlH'MT
RiirI.i.Haiuburii.II am li-A mer.
l.a lienrcoirne.Il_vn. .Menin Inns.
Chateau I .nov die. ti.inleaui. Bunleiint
Vert um nu. .Montego Har.NV ami J;itn
Flinn lem nu u-h.Windit aul l-l mils.ejuet.oo
KKII1.IT, MO. 17.
ritrof rwiln.I.iverjwsil.Inman
California .llamhurK.Calf
Wena.Bremen ,* Soiilliampliui N " l.'ei-d
lllivnl.nd.. Antwerp.Reel Ht.U
8ATiritHi.V. UKO. 18.
France.Limehill .National
I Uily.Liverpool.Rat.il
Id ora via .ll mn linn?.Hamil- Liner.
A caipulco.Aspiuttall.Pat UU Mail
sniPPtsn sews.
POKl ok Ni.W YeM'.i*.WEDNESDAY*. DEC IS, I**3-'.
Alt BIVi i>
eSteatner Alaaka (Bri, Marrar Ll-rarpoal Pee 4, Queenstown
fi, wita mei -e... ,,-,-s .ah n .mat son iteeram neiae__era to A M
1 inhi lull. "? lo. Arrived al Ii.?? Kai* .it 12.14a m.
st eei ni ? i t 'itv 'if Fuel el a. h. .ike ii. M.il in/, n Dee 0, Havana 4
.hus, with nidae ami otu* n_, is tei F Alexandre A Honie At
ri Ten :u Ihi Bar at ;* i m.
M.-an:i i -i ni .i 'in ??. i.i.niM ti. Port de Pall tia BtMan B
ihivs. _ lin tinUe to Walker, Donald A Co, Arrived it tbe Bar
? et 1 e til
Me,m.er 'inv:meli.tte-. Kilh-r, Ifewpori ItOWl nmi Wet
Fi ii ii t. Va, wits ii i.t... ? uml p.i-se-nuri-is to en,I Dominion Ra Ca
hteamer **hadwan (Br), Wiilla. Pt-lad^vhla, lab-l?Mtto
John Nm ton it Kona
Menu er I mt in ii Prince (Bri, Newton, Philadelphia, In bal
1.-IST lee I I at.,S.I .t, Cn
.?-i. .em. i ... ie i.ii Whitney, Beerie, Beeton. Mithimlso to
it r Dtmoek.
hlup Iniii tor Fischer Kier', limns, Bremen 44 elays. with
Hillsea tee eirellT. tessi.1 tn Then Itel LT'T A Cn.
Bark Caau-llo Ma:oni il tal), HchlaittnAj London 3S'iays.
with rh.i k tn Milei: veaseI te master.
Hark Lela I Nor), ITleiMen, Padaa_ Ba tlays, with eoffro
loorelen ri moI lo ' i'..blas A Co,
nark Mariln<i Cilento dial). Aralrante, PTaplei Bl dayl, wilh
booen lOOTl el. te-ssi I to in.istel-.
Hart Faa ny Leann a un. Morrill, Calala Minn BJ dayl,
with tnti.ttii nf Mda ttl Haring Urns A Fo; vessel to lii'Vil .';
Halie ken.
Hark rs.i-.-a (Nor), Paran, Booen 44 days, with empty barrell
loonier ve ss,.; io Punch, KdyeACo.
Bara < iii.-ii.iiii (Bri, Paitoa, Waterford St tlays, lu ballast i
to rsniTiiuii ll Hms.
Uara Dorie I.i sh iff. Tn ld, Banna 13 dav-, willi sugar lo
yann * i. Warn .t Co
Bark Atlantla I_mf_re, I'.arhadoes ll days, with Pssts %t
li |*rowl*ru*|*e'a Hone
Hat's Han h' Carapbe I (Br). Tlubault, n.irhiielo es 15 days,
in luitaat loHatton, Wateoo A Co.
Berk l.ui'cs u.irle .. I'eii-t.. l'i it te. Natul L'S d_ys, with aug
r and gasaenirei - to order vess'-I tn meister
linn F.iiii
_pa leiiiee'iiei iltan. Lau ro. ** ai i v i ii ,\ 110 il ava. w 11 tl
?dee to J <?' Ma au in-ws; vessel tn Punch, E?dro_ Co.
Kn? *1 nrv- K Darla, lim -e-e, yr M.no 11 days, with log
wood tn itunh.ir.iteV r.a. reieel_i muter.
Brut Oleuori-hy iBri. t'anoll, Turks Island ll days, with
S.ll! tee I- Woe Hi I Ult'if* ' ?.
kui; Heirn M Bowley, Hawkin! **t /ago NotSBi ouanta.
nanni Ji. with su?;u to order; reaael to A Abbott
Behr Mary Braelford, Ollrer. Mayagnei ii elays, with fruit
to < iiiint-7 _ rna ria ll
a-iUNsKI'-Wuit at-s.inly Boek, U_ki NW,ba/y. At City
IslaniL llesh, NK. MOWlnf,
Arrired yeeierday?
M.-iiii'-r Ailinn. Iti-k. QalTeetOB l! days, via Key West, with
Hills.- .mil n.i--e nm i s In I ll Mailnrv .V ( el.
m.-nnil I i.mai.i. Quick, Rew-orleana, 5 elays, with mdse
sml passe-fen ti John T Van Mckie.
Mle. i Carondelet, Bilk, Fernandina via Iliunswh-k, Oa,
anet i'm t Royal A days, with Oriel ami |i;isHi-n_i is to 0 ll M.ti
lory .t ' i>
Ham Elinor Vernon. Berry, Am-kiand Sept '.'3, with mm
to Arnold, iiiii'-s .-5 io.
U.HK I?turi Emily (Uri rampbttll, Iximlon Oct 27, with
?nee lonnie! reaiel tn I 9 Whitney itt'o.
Karl J 9 Whitney (Br). Menus, Bilbao 46 divs, with iron
on tn n..iii: t's,ii io i p Whitney A Co.
Berk Belle Woaat-r, UlKRina, Tarka I Mead 14 days, with
aait tn F li Moulton; rmMel to *stt:m A Bea,
lina Looa liter), Anderoea, PeraamlnMo89 days, with sun
ar toe' M try .t Cn. vessel Iii master.
Kriif Alf (Nor). l-ite-C Victoria 48 elays. with coffee, te) W II
c *i..- -tii.i :i A in-'. ve?sei t.i c rotnae A Co.
Iii_rr.ui, ZimmeT, ii.ith.tiloea ll days, with sugar to D
li.it brin***e.
Hhk Hana (Nor). latrseii, Fort Spain 25 da) *, wltb suOar to
Mbl-tetua .t I o. teaseal to C Tobias i lg,
OLEAB-tQ
Mi-aim r iiicciau M'inale h iBr), Bristiw, landon?Patton,
Vivkl-is A I'n.
Me amer BnlaiBn. Graham, Liverpool Busk * Jevons.
Me -.unel- -tait) of OlTOIKla iBrv Meioilie, UllMffoW -Auitin
Ii.iltlwin A Ce
Uti-mil I liiiiKv.tlla (Dan), Laub, Co|icnli.afien and stcttln
Fuiiih. F.dye A lo.
st,-niue i I'oiua tllr). Dawson, Ilahfai and Kt Johns, NF?
linn i mn A Archibald.
Hl.-aiu.-i Ne?|eoit .Shaekl'iril, Aspluw.ill Fae Hie Mall fla
Co.
.-.teamer I'lanbol (Br). Fraser, Port au Prince ?Pim, Fur.
wool M i "
Miami i Baa Marcos, Burrows, Key West and Oulvoatem?
0 ll M.tlla.iv A Cu.
Htean.rr Breakwater, Jeunoy, Norfolk, City Tolut and RU ti
muriel?< ilel Deal?loo -elo,
Hleaniear I'uiiiTiiunvt taltli. Van Kirk. Philadelphia-Roberts
A Kin*.
Ste-aintrr Kleanora, Bratra. Pnrlland?Horatio Hall.
(ste.iuii'a- Neptune. Ciilciuau.'lloaton? ll F iiimiHik.
Kalk I.ul*-ino illulia (lull, Pej-llaul, Ollera tar. for uni-i
Fuiu h. Kdve A Co.
Burk Solyst (Nor), Johnson, Oporto Flinch, F.dye A Cn.
lurk Antwerp Mn. M. I.e., I. lirist,,! J F Whitney A co.
ll uk stella uteri. Hosenkranf, Uimlon l .'Tobias A O i.
Kalk N Ja iNoi), Ja'-ohsen, lllave e 'lolitss .t I 'o.
IlB.-k Au r-ahlu. Aieilii-tts, Rio Janeiro J I- Miller.
Hark lt. tri. ver (Bri. Kiltiiiinds, Haibor Breton. N F -How?
land A A-j..nw all.
M-br Ai/amlU B .**naro, biullb, llio Hrande do Sui II W
1 .m.l A Lo
MAILKD
Steamer A'llro-ielaek, for l.omlon; Bolivia. Oiaa_ot-: Mar
ti ... .nil', Elder, Seiutliami.lon and Hremen. Ailinn, a. Uni
Janeiro: Ne wwii t Aspuiwail, Naples. Balliluoi'u; Couuuoii
wealie, Purluiielphla
Alse.sall.il -Via Ul ni; Island Hound- Steamer Neptune, for
Boston.
Am boied at City Island, bound out?Bark Mullana, Buenoi
THK UOVKtfr.vi-** of ITBAKIftl
FOIIKIO.*. POHT-1
(.i.stifas. Dec 16?Arrive.), steamer lin (Br), Robinson,
from Now-York.
ins I "'--tai loo, steamer Ore-ece (Br), Jeffrev, for New-York.
Ulna* m wa. inc i.i -.saiii-.,. nae nair t tv or t IiIc.iku iini,
Waiklna. Irimi Lire***?wi hence for New York.
I a rvi In. lu *-u,i..;. Mieamiti Male ot Nevada (Bri, stew?
art. Irnin Ulas-ie'W hence lor New-York.
AVONM'i III. I'? 14 r-alle.1. -le_?i.a| llin.ih.ia (Ur), let les,
for RM York.
ULkOf Wiuitr, Hue lt Paaseel, steamer Bassano (Br), Ilea,
(rom New York on her way lo eiotln ii'>ur_
I.kimi, line-lt-Arrived, steamer Crystal (Bri, fitannard,
trent. New York.
i e.-1 min ni nu, Iiesr 1:1 An iird, steamer Hamilla (Uer)
he liinMI, from Now \ ul k. e
ttABiWua, Dee 13-Arrived, steamer Marsala (Ocr), Maa**,
from New-York Nov 28.
dec ll?Arriveil. steamer Reima lOer). Ptrohsal, from New.
York Nov lib.
lUVirR, Dec 15-Sailed, steamer Wieland (Oar), Ilebtch,
from llambura heme for New-York.
Santaxiikr, to Iiec lft-Amveei. steamer Chateau Laflte
(Fr). Ollivler. from Now-York on her way to Rouleaux.
Rio Jahfiro, Dec Iff a_Hl_. steamer Bessel (Br), Watson,
foi New-York.
Deo 14-Hailed, steamer Ulpparchni (Bel**), Gregory, for
New-York. _
Announcement!.
A Sad Story.
A WOMA** TORTl-HEIi RBI YlAlts 9Wtttt TTTK ISCOMrKTn.NCT
OK Plirsll IAN*). MBUBB AT LAST.
Mrs. T? a laely resldlnex In a ceinniry town lu Indiana, tells
tbe lollowini painful story. " I had taken treatment from
physician! for about nine years, and heel never received any
permanent relief until 1 took your Com pun n.t. I thought i
never shonld (fet well and rne>.l a nooel deal of ray time. A
year ano this summer I was confined to my bed and room
feir lite months under the: doctor*, care. I at mil nimbi un
my mind in on t him and Irv your Compound, snd with what
a loy.ul resmtl Oh ' I feel so ulad that I tried lt and so sorry
that I did not gel hold of lt ulric yean Biro.'' Ihe I0rrtt*eiin_
ls'rum.i letter to Mis. Lydia K.'l'uikham, and suflerers by
Ukin/ her Vegetable Oompemnil may escape the writers re?
gret for years wasted lu hopeless agony.
? rn,
FoT.Dixc isF.DS.?Larpcst assortment at mod?
erate prices. Call and examine..
'IUk Douixo For.inxo Bfp Co.,
TA Kast 14th st.. ucai* Broadway.
mt
Hf.vrt A. Daniel-*. M. P..
144 I.exlnrton-ave.. between -Oth and lilith nt*.
Eonrs?H to 1, 5 to 7. Diseases of the Nervous Svstera.
Oenlto-Uunaly Organs. Impotence and sleilhty.
To MOTHER**.
Mrs. WlWBLO"**! Pfiniuixi! st hi: I' for Children Tewthln-r
Poothea tho child, Snfieiifj the Uiiuie. Reduoee Inllaminallo?,
Allays Pain, Cures Wind Collo, Twcuty-tive vents a hollie*.
Karl it \ViLion'sT.^~VV. bran I ot Men's
CoUaia-ud Cuifa aro tbo host. Sold uve ry who re*.
Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder
An Elegant Toilet Luxury, ib cents.
Tnt** Printf*--* Louts! has mail**! sr-vornl
drawing.*) fur Til YOUTH*! COHFAjnoH to Illustrate an article
on ?? saliuou 1 tshln-i on the Ca* ;i|n d ar." by ibe Maiqms of
isirne. i hey use the moue v which Ihey receive for their work
in helping poor l-.n-{hah and -lu'ili lalurin-a to emigrate] lo
Canalla. _ _
FURNITURE.
104, 106, 108 WEST 14TD ST.
HPF.tTAL SHOW Ol* ARTICLE** OB KI'IlMTI'ItE,
\OVI-.l., STYLISH AND VEItV CHEAT, SLTTAHLK
IOU HOLIDAY Iii FT-.
AMI WK FlltHOSF. CI.OSINU OCT PEUEMPTO
ItH.Y IIKPOItK J tM ARV I Ollt KMT UL STOCK
OF CUVKKVD PA Ul.lilt ITKM'trtlK, AND THE
pk ices now i pon mm doods im so ex.
CKk.DINt.LTLOW THAT AN* INSPECTION ls ONLY
need;;d to inscke a HALS.
" Buy of the Maker.,,
|(?IINSTo\. THE JEWELLER, 15*5 BOW
? " eit*. frei|iie ntly buys over 100 etuplicaio weddin;; uri-a
ints in a dav.
i ns. ni.ns eran rt, koo Ii reflnlihed and mM from 15 to 50
[III t ont heb i tv III s- i list o: (iril'llle lleell._
atterns
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
JAMES ile* Ki;I,KY & co.
OF FE lt THIS WEEK B.SBB DUM IW'ITEKNS AT
KEHAItKAHLY LOW Flt lt ES.
A M't.tTAL COI NTEIt HAS HI.EN A'-.'-HNNEl)
IVIIKItl- WILL BE FOI ND KARE BARGAINS IN
WOOL MATERIALS, TOI'ETHEK WITH AN AC
< I Ul LATION* Off ODD LEN..TIIS ANT) KE1INANTS
Ol Ol ll KAI I, (.ODDS, MARKED .MICH IIELOW
COST.
ANOTHER SPECIAL FEAT! ltK Off THIS DE?
PARTMENT WILL ME If..*j(XI YARD*-OF" DI ItHAU
MUGS" IN TWO UUAIIES Off TWILI., ENTIKELY
NEW ULUNDI, AT 110 CENTS PER YARD, DOII1I.E
WIDTH-, WELL WOKTH gi.
James McCreery & Co.,
Broadway and 11th si.
CAUTION!
IM ICC ll A SI. US OF
Silver Plated Ware
AK*. CAI HOMED A?*AI.*.MT hO-t AI.I.F.D
"Genuine Rogers Goods"
ADV! KTIhHD. OK Pl.At AKDFD IN
hi tl HF"-, AT Fltlt FS AFFAHF.M'I.Y
I % IC Itll OW Till* Kl' tl. VAI.l K ht < ll
<;OODM till! NUT WHAT TIIFY 1*1 K.
PORT TO HF, BLT AN A Itt li: titi:
HKAhh TRASH. VFKV THINIeV
FLA I FD, AND WU,I, XII .-IVK TIIK
MA I'lhFAt lOKY HFKtICi: EX I* KIT ED.
ROGERS & BROTHER,
690 UKO Al. WAV.
?n PEB CENT <>F ALIe THE DIAMONDS
f " iu Um waru ira rot ind t-oHahed la AaistcTiuua. wmio
tin-re in July, I math- the laiir'st parottaal of my iiro, mut ouly
*rk Liuitiu?f.r? loaiamlBi iuj itoek awl prtcaa
_J. ll JeiHNsroN, 1.10 Howerv.
Baronin*- in _ hoicc Articles!
Kith Holiday Presents!
Porcelain VaM-*- aud Jars !
Decorated I'la tc*-, and Plaque* !
Beaiitilul 1 ups and Nancers !
Iticli l.nibroiderieN and (rape*!
I 'nine m* and Japanese Depot!
II. C. PARKE,
IHO Pron! Wt (near Pulton Ht.)
m.MOND IllN'lS, |S 60 to $1,000; Stud*-,
b Ul I1.IIO0 , t ollul Illili,'li". I.I 1,1 99b ; lll.l'e lol., fit)
t.._.od. J. ll -loli.N -si un, 160 Bowery.
Solid Silver Wares
AT
exclusively one price.
Wares in .Solid Silver have always
been sold at net pikes by the trade,
and when discounts are offered they
are invariably made from prices
fictitiously advanced for the purpose.
We have made unusual prep?
arations to meet the demands for
the Holiday Trade, and our Good*
will be found marked in Plain Figural
at Prices from which no Deviation i.H>
ever made, acoatomestabliahed many
years ago, whieh has proved eminently
?satisfactory to Our Patrons and to
ourselves.
GORHAM MTG CO.,
Silversmiths,
Broadway X 19th St.
' ?:? **
BAVE DIAMOND EARRINGS. FOR MISSES
?at low rn- 'H. 011(1 -ll I all !?- ??'Ul -1 '? 9 ? i l.bOO.
_j. H. JiiHN-'liiN. 1'.) ..ii ai i). turlee ; lin aeiiin -nt
PIANOS,
jtlECUALLED IS
Tone, Touch, Workmanship & Durability.
In-, ite spee-ial attention to their new Artistic
Styles Inilhad in Uesigns ol
HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART.
112 FIFTH AVENUE
IF YOU WANT A SPLENDID BLACK
I marble clock (or les* th.in foo cn nt it nt any la*.
[...Ht rs. iiill ou J. II. JUtt.N^ro.N', loll AOWOWf.
Christmas Presents.
Hunt hiv tim. VOU IUTI MUM TU
iti:sr LAir ti lin: thi-:
"ROCHESTER"
ANO TH- M.M.AM* -HOW OK
I.A1ll?!S BHOASBMe, M.OIKS Ac,
MAM IACTI lll.lt Bf
Edward Miller & Co.,
.".ii r A lt li l*i_iCK, COM, tOIXBOK l'l.Ai fe,
I* pul air-.. _Nr.WYOKK.
DIAMONDS.
i{\\D.:r, barej-Oki- & bill-MS,
IM IMI KT KU rt Ol- IMA HOM*-*,
Kt HIE**-, SA 1*1*111 Ut.*-, hil Mt Al.Ure, AMI l?KAKI_4.
.Muiiul.ii un e i a. al Diann, ul .len fir?
liiiiint'iiti Cotton n..el i'u. I e. Uer*.
SHBtssBWWLgaUiBB Mafclaa Iasa, New-York.
1 **t Autiit-tv'd ?i.. 11 il inna rimai uiiition.
A VERY USEFUL
HOLIDAY GIFT
IS ONE Ol-' Ol* It MW M'YI.KS Of
LADIES' AND MISSES'
WATERPROOF CLOAKS
HODGMAN RUBBER CO.,
Broadway, Cor. Grand St.
ALL Furs rimI So...skin (iurtii.'tita iimmtfact
lllatei llT C. C. SIIAYM*.. IO. 1'llllCaf-lL. tUTe) 1110 111*11
melin-mi, llitTe'bv tull.viiii lief ku ii.tiiti-e1 ol rvllnleillyi. _
| H. "JOHNSTON. 1.-.0 HOWE KY. DIA*>
*? e munn l_.ee I'lu* -.lo to 45(K?. Uea.lqu.-rt-.-ri tor l)u-*t*
ihu- VS'ftttliui; l'i. siieis.
TIFFANY & CO.,
l'nion-square,
will keep their establishment
open in the evening until Christ?
mas.
11UYERS0F SILVERWARE NEVER FAIL
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