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CHRISTMAS JOY ABOUNDS.
OEN'ERAL CEI.EBRATION OF THE HOLI?
DAY.
LABOE COSfcRE'-ATIOXB IV THE Cin'RCHES.
WHERE ggJKXAL OHPERVANCES OP THE
PAT ARE HF.I.1V niNNKRB FOR THE
rOOH-ENTlTRTAlNMr-NTS TO-DAY.
lt waa nt the churchea that the chlef colebra
tiona of Chrlatmaa took place yeaterday. From
the hour of 4::?>. when a nunior.ms eongvcgation
had como through the atlll dark atreeta tO St.
Patricks RomM Catholic Cathedral to hcar
polemn high maaa. until the laat of the voapor
Bcrvloaa tha chn?-hea were fllled w-ith worahlp
pera all day l*ng. In every church ln the elty
aome ape. lal otfervaaoee wero carried out. and
In many the flohnl deoorntlofis and the mualeal
?arvteea wero axtremely elaborate. Almoat with?
out excoptlon CTOWtla liatenod te the Chrlatmaa
Bermons ar.d the Christmas muato.
Th-re was the tisual holiday atmoaphere ahout
town. -TaagltB the aalaanthrapec and the eynlea
tho larger part of manklnd stlil holde the *>l'tn
|C_ that Chrlatmaa la a da> tO bo giad ur'?, a
day on whlch to Hat.-n wlth eap'clal roadlneas
to the klndly pr-mptlngs of the heart, a day
n*.ore for an.il. a than any r ther of tho .*><;... Hun
tlreda of windows ln all P?rts ot the town. from
the manalon of the milllonaire to tho bundred*
h.V.dlng t-iiim.iit -house ln Orchard-at.. dls
plaved wreatha of laurel or sprigs of holly,
WhllC i:'.-ny padeatrlana wore the re.l t-orry and
ita green leaf in thelr buttonholea. The weather
klndiv allowed the publlc by the authorltlea
?who hnve theae thlnga in charge, waa aa nearly
peafert as it ever gets to be on Chrlatmaa ln
the ritv The air was froaty enough WtthOUt
being Mtter, and the fega and roins of laat week
wero pood enough to r-memr-er the day and re?
maln at a reapectful dlatance.
The day was relebrated at the nlrr.shousee and
Jails by better diimers than uaual. and at St
Mark'-* Hospltal the usual Christmas eelebratlon
took place In the afternoon, hut most of the
f*st;va)s and Chrtatmaa dinners will be held to
day.
Mra. Howard flould will glve a Chrtstm.-i* tree
to 180 poor children at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Bt Porkeley Lyc.um. YVilliam hf. nieaa wtll
give his annual Christmas dinner to newaboya
and bootblaeha at the Hraee Memorlal Lodgtng
Houa.' at 7 o'clock. At 4 o'clock wlll take place
the festival ?.f the Auxlllary Committee of tho
German Hoapltal and DtefM-nsary. The Woman's
Republlcan Club of the viith Aaaembly Dlatrlct
Wlll glve a children's Christmas party at No. 888
Ninth-a* ??. at .'i o'clock.
T>. Wlllia Jamea, for the Children's Ald Bo
Clety Wlll glve .1 Chrlatmaa dinner for tht- ln
matea of th.- Tompklna Square Lodglng Houae.
The Fogg L dg na li- uae for >::rla wlll hnve Ita
unnual Chrlatmaa tree and dinner at 1 0 dock
At the Ellaabetb Home for "-rla Mrs. W. E.
Dodge, .ir. wlll furnteh a Chrlatmaa dinner in
the evenlng for the Chlldren'a Ald Soclety.
There wDl be a aeaman'fl Chrlatmaa cel bra
tion ir. the evenlng ar the Marlnere' Temple, No,
1 Henry-at. Tho Eaal End Chrlatmaa Tree A
Boeiatlon wlll diatrlbute its glfta at U o'clock thla
mornlng at the Amphton Theatre, Brooklyn.
Balvation Army wlll diatrlbute to th- poor
under Ita care the food purchaeed by meana of
-:??- raiaed at the street eornera In
the iaat f.-rt!iight.
To-day will be generally obaervod by a sua
penalon of business All the ezebangea will bc
eloaed. as will also the banks. and moat lmslness
houaea wlll nrj. open for bualneaa. The th-atres,
however, wlll hope to attra-'t at their matlneea
and tho evonmg perfortnanaea enough people t"
r-empentur-te them for the p.ss . uot?in* <1 laat
areek by the cuatomary Chrlatmaa weeb busi?
ness
-?- ?
WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK.
__I3A-tTHhpPIST 1 n:TV has a I-INNKR AND
OIYXfl IT? vir.'.V OP CHKISTMAI
TVhl!*- good .-h.-r.- and gOOdWtfi pervaded Ihe
elty yeaterday, a* lt always doea on rhristmas
p.v and ihe arorahlpper* wended th?ir waj to
church ta tli morataa '?" gayly-droaeed and eheer
fui throngo. ar.A while the '-merry chlmoa rang
out." and 1:' lhat, there were quartera te whlch
th- KO'.d ?. 1 :,-r dld nol prnetraU. if the aound of
the merry thimes d:d. Laylng BBlde the quartera
wh--* mi- iv and poverty are rver la bc found,
ther<- is r..i>B i:. New-York al thla aeaaon of the
year. a lar-?? number of peraona w-ho do not share
at all In the te.. ttal good h.imor of the aeaaon.
l-i-,,-,. peraon* are f??f the mont part th..-. wl - ar.
far fr.->m hnr.ie. ff an N BtlVOl ar.d froni oldtlme
frien_a, hi.d the n-'-rrlr.ess of whoae <'!ir:?tmas is
cornr.ed to the dellghti "f edntiibutlng Chrlstmaa
ttp? galora t-i hallboya aad walt* ri a::d ch-mber
ma:is and thlngi Theae perapns never loou ao
eour ar.d doui ai when eomebody aaya "Merry
Chrlatn-.-ir-" to them.
Mon a cenaii. body of ml anthroplata of this de
Bertptton have ln a lf-protectlon banded tbemaelvea
tonrjr.r-r la whal they ae* call the "DevH
Take the Merr* Tuletld. Aaa clatlon ' Thla aaao
.lation held a.- annual banquel laat evenlng at a
;? rnt hotel. t.'.^t .-..> ; raoni preaenl who
1 -.?',.. ?- nalters. T.v... tai.le talk
wa- d?-\.-1. * to .!!> uaalng ;.v.r- _r.;.t prlnclplea upon
.'. is founded. lt waa unani
bm wl] - t< . that ..J Bcrooge, mentkmed In
? 'hriatmaa Carola," *.*...?. the fineai ai.J keeneat
phlloaopher ta hiatory, After the good tlil
t.-ic table aad beea caten wlth mueh bltter talk, the
ur.al.ent o:' lhe aaaociation aroea ai i called ttie
ilnera t. order This *.n*k ? impliBhed. he dellv?
ered bla _i.n_a. addreaa, 111 the course of which he
,.f. .
"Devil take tbe Merry Tuletlde."
When the BBplaUM inal greeted the end of the
prealdent'a addreaa had died away, that dlanitary
Introduced Athanaalui Hallroom, wno, after taking
a long diinh of aoui a dellvered a >haracteria
tically pungent addreaa He aald ln part:
"Devil tak.- the M< rry Vuletide "
Mr. Hallr -om s remarka were franttchlly api-iaud
. if-..r whl '.. tbe prealdenl Introduced l_i-f.r-.is
.'ourni--;!-.* Mr. Fourfli-'iTs rnolstened his llpa
Wlth rlnegar, and pi _ede_ to address hla hearers.
__BBOag other thlnga, he aald:
"Pevll take th>- Merry Tuletlde."
Mr Fourfllgh'.s was followed by Chrysostor-. El
enrejreet. who .ald ln j.art:
'DevH take ihe Merry Yulotlde."
?"?n motlon of Pe Montmorency Montgomery,
whoso motlon ?in aeeonded hy Kltzsimmons Fltz
fCtrald. the a8soc!atlon unanlmously adopted tbe
ollowlng leaoiui.on:
"Reoolved, l''-vil take the Merry Yulotlde."
Vhereupon the entlrr- asa. latlon drank to the
hea.:?i am Bcrooge ln brimmlng glaases of worm
%oo6.
-4
PRE8IDEXT PATTOM PRMACHSg HKHE.
Tho itev. Dc. Francls L. Patton. presldent of
Frln'-eion t'nlvrslty, BUpnUed the pulplt of the
l'ifth Avenue l-Tenhyterlan Church yc-at?-r_ay at
the 11 o'clock BBTVlca, nt whleh there waa a largo
congregatlon. Thcie win 110 apeclal aervlce and
there waa no decora'loo _f tha church. Thlp w-.m |a
accorUai.c-) wlth the pollcy of the lat. I-r. John
Hali.
Followlng the aervlce ?. mtettng of tne e'.dera
and a apeclal ecmulttaa *> tt\e>.* a paator was held
It wus said that th'.? Mt*. o( ar.e. tlng wu_ held
weekly followlng ihe ?./?.*:.., ln or't- to h.ur nn:
reports the commltt.. .tilKTit a-lsh to make lt waa
announced that ther* *ai r.orhli.g of Importance
pr. sented.
DR. CItOWK'3 gSJUfOM.
The Rev. Dr. W. f1- ClWWC preachej ye?terda>
morntng at the Church of the Kterr.al llope, lr
West Elghty-flrat-st.. on "The ('hrlst ln lllstory '
He rald that there was lnnplrutlon ln the though'
that gieat muititudca of pt-opl. were thlnklng 01
the aame thlr.g at tho aame tlme. and thut to-d.i
four hundred millions were turnlng to th. cblld
hood home of the common r? UgloB. To recall wha
wss hr-ai ln tha paat n.ade men better to-d;iy, nnl
Dr. Cronre added, what all other natlonal hlrthday
are to the polltical life of a natlon, Chrlatmaa Is t.
aii the world. Chrlatmaa i? i rabra valaaMe, h
aaid. when it falls on Sund:i\ U--ause th.-n lt doe
not degenerate ao niucn into a day of aMBC mi-rry
making BBpCdaOy is that the case this yeai
when. among (_M gr.;t 1'owers at leaat, Ihere 1
peace fr.r the mom*nt. Dr. Crowe er?ntini|--d:
To-.iay theee ?<r<' oe heata of arm-d nen hurrytn,
to hattlc To-d.iy tna chdrohee, if ever, ar. Cnrti
tlan and not sectarlan. Dogmatli dlfferenoea, thec
logital Bubtletlee. attract no attention Al othe
tlm'a w.- may Indulae - taate for theologlcal dlttj u
tation, but for to-day we aave sworn a truei
bon-.e call Chrlst a man and aome call Him n Hu
Bv you will obaervc th.it to tlie latter elaaa hi
O?dhood la entirelv human, while lo lhe toivr.t.
His jnaahaoi* i? divine.
I --?
DR. I'AKKIU'RST OM A MAfERIAL HBAVBD
Dr. Parkhurst'B ?'hrl-t'r..is aeraaoa, whlch 1.
prearherl yesterday mornlng la thi- MadlOM Srjuar
Preabyterlan Church. was on the toplc, "The Nee
of Materialliihg Heaven." Dr. I _rkhurst aald 1
port;
Heaven ls undoubtedly a lo&allty. The flrat Par
dlae Whlch was certainly an excsedlngly commtn.;
able Paradlsa. waa a locallty. and there has bet
Dainty Gifts
Colgate&Co's
Perfumes
ln the mean tlme no anch ehange ta th. wnatHn
!li- '^^l^^'lv; ual t^^P^'enu-nt on the
".Wilxod fact -^.ilPJftW
1WU^Uu\r?09M , i.nTe of thVreal -he
enly wlth the si eaayi n\v rv. tnr rrai as op
t?*?_^^^
THK PRBUDi-tfT-fl CHK1KTMAP.
ATT-KDB ."Hrmii in THB MOBITOW ant. TA-Bfl
A DMVfl T\ THK AFTF.KNOON-DINN-K
AT Tlir. wiiiti-: BOUBE.
Waahlngtcn. "?" n.MrWmoA was obaenrad
qu1.ll, m Waahlngton. The weather wa* cool and
bractng. , , -..,_
In the Presidentlal drela the day wa* qulet. ine
l*r, .!,].-..? and Stra. McKlnley hav, Boveral rlci*.!*
from ohlo ataylna B1 the Whlte Ho,.*.-. *"**??
tben and half 8 doaen othera, formerly ttttng ln
their natlve flute, tha Cbrtatmas ttnDtrwaa en
leyed. Ib the evenlng, ft -retary and htrs. oage
__d Poatmaater-Oeneral and Mrs. Smith called
nnd apent fome tlme a1 the **?**" """"'^a
The Prealdeni and Mrs McKlnley took ????"'???
Jftbi flne weather and went out for a drlve In tha
afternoon. , __-*_
?i. Prealdeni sccompanled by JaBjea Barber,
vrs McKlnley'* nepbew. attended aanrica at iM
__*--?--;?-V-Si-TtSTm
a sermon by tbe '<'"> *'r ~"
course nf his talk, Batd:
-This Natlon haa preiented to an W*~*f P*J
,,, tl)(. uniPe.h.bUi glfi of fr*.donr, an to? ?h
world ll haa sti ??' ' ???' '?" ''? i
I.,g_\o"fraKloni baa rome to tba euffertng and
; Mhro?b tha agency of a natlon thal tnxa
.. w-.t to the heavenly call. snd bad canghl 'he
5ST1* h',PfUr'en"nt iTSJtS
..;?rc.i or lll-wlll toward any natlon tha. .aur 1 M...
. ,,, unaheath the rword ot wor. i- waa
2.1 toward the aunVrli snd tl.VA*aoao*
.? oj- h??
frnrnTorin to souih and from eaa lo ?-<?., '
JKto"oVo r-wounur^nT-ca'-Tofwar
???? ""';;"._'? ?? oid nagof
1 ?? ?_!? : :"?,.'..' lustr* while every atrlfe
Lrpedorin0cleh-n*ed fromevery ataln NoVth arrl
\ ? ??-? ^ ^ ^iT-^^-AonbUae
not i - '
pea e ar.d f>
i.!wi:i
THK BEHVICBfl AT OLD TR1KITT.
Tn. ehlmea of old Trtnlty, ln lower Broadway,
r-nj mcrrlly yeaterday morning whii, the worahlp
imbllng for Chrlstm.s aervlce. Intb.
.J,. ,,nir?;.. ?;?!?. church. whk-h ws. _eautt
',",.-v ?,..,.,-.,,..,. wa. crowded to the doora. Thera
ne.,.lally elaborat. mu.ical wmomast
M.:..!;r-:ri:,:,.r.^^.''t..'-aover
: , . . 9?nday Fund,
-phv I...I.I-AH- _u__ivAM'fl oue_t_.
Hore Ihan dve tbouaand men, repres. ntlng all
natlona claaaea and ereeda. got a christmas dln
'r yeaterday afternoon ln the rooma of tbe .ta
_ora Club, at So. 807 Bowery. whi.h is tbe head.
^.mraoftbeTamman, Ha 11 Oeneral CoromU e.
of tle Vlth Assembl) Watrlct. known a. Benatoi
Timlthy "Dry Dollar" Bulllvan'a balllwlck. rha
B>nator hlmaelf. st whose Instance th. dinner waa
.-iv,,: wai not preaent, bo! a telegram was re
eelved from hlm at Sew-Orl. ina iMt'uctlng Ber.
-??.:-k;-,1;-s:n;:lTh;S!w:r,^s^
actlng dlatnct """?? ,,,,,..,. nun_r*. ln hi* dla
[SS 'pJuYtry^re'aTtt^Wi?r?
freely to *?<! who appltsd.
INDU8TRT CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.
Tba chlldren of tbe Housa of Industry wera the
prtaclpsl psrtlclpants In a Chrlatmaa wrvlce whlch
WM hrtd ln the chapel of tbe bulldlng to whlch
,hey llve, at No. IM worth-s... yeaterday Bftemoou.
There w?re four hur.dred of them ln all, boya snO
.,ri, Tbey had learned a number of Chrtatmaa
-5S^_tt-?w^*?QS?r
?_tf_rtt^"JWrff??
t noon. and In rh. aftarnoon a aupper was
aerved, whlch included many flelicattes.
MAMBfl At Tlll* CATHBDRAL.
?ervi ea ar Bt. Patrlck'a Cathedral yeaterday
beg i. wlth a hlgh mas-: a, 4:3a o'clock. follow. 1
b, to, maMM durtni the intervenlni hours untll
? ? . aotemn pontlflcsl maaa aad Bermon st U
9'clock. Bolemn pontlflcal vcpera w?r.lebratad
at 4 o'.-ioek bi th. afti rnoon, and al all aervlcea ar;
i ite musical programme waa glven. The tall \
m were draped wlth Chrlatmaa greencry. M
v't. ,0.0,,,,:, lot. and thealtar* Uiiea were the
,,.. nowera used In ti... d. oi ."? n* and tbej onlj ,
"?A^the^olemn pontlflcal m... ?. Areh^btahOB
, ted by Futher M Mahon arehprl at, and
Farh-.s Potrlc_ Daly and Thomaa M irphy
,..?.> of honor. The aermon waa preachi llby'tha
Rev Willlam O'Brlen Pardow, of Bt. it.iikis
Xavler'a Church, In Bixteenth^t
?
CHRISTMAS IN THK BAVAXNAH CAMP.
Bavannah, Dk 2.*-. christmas ta the eamp of tne
Beventh Army Corps came aa near ta belng a
clvllian celebratlon aa i- poaalble m mllltary life.
Practlcally all Army restralnta were auspended, ex?
cept morning and afternoon call". and the_ men
wer. ?ft lo enloy themaelve* ta Ibelr own faahtan.
The ad Sebraaka, Colone u. .1. Bryan'a old regl?
ment? had a "Gnd of n.000 ..nt 'o?lo^?%^__
Chrlstmaa dinner. Thla was apporttoncdI among
ompanlfB. The dl I..,u:s!ana BlBO had ?..'" for
a ?*,/" r.as .im... r. but thi. reglmeni Bpen i hrtat.
maa at sea. having satled yesterday si ih. same
tm ?? aa th..- iBt Texaa
??
DR BAVAOE ON "THE RKHIRTH OF CHRIBT."
Tho r.v Mlool J Bavaga preached at the Church
of the Meastah. In Kast Tblrty-fourth-al , yeaterday
morning on "Tha Reblrth of Chrlst." aad aaid
tunotiK other thltiKs:
L.t us agaln rejolce thta morning and, glya thanka
to ?ur Father thal H< baa given u. Uie Nasar*-no
back agaln, and thal along wlth Hlm, no matter
lf they should nol be *o hlah up lr. *tature, ao falr
ln face and so magniflcent ln feature, He ha* glven
ua o-h<-r numberleB. *ons of Ood, Ufhta and
Iradera ot tie-ir time, ihe greal teachera and
propheta and InBplrera ot the race And h.r.
apeak* the Irue Father-care, not ih.- partlal love
thal devotM Itaell to a fea aelect or.es. i.ut tbat
fatherhood that aeeka and aave. lhe lo?t, thal ??
atowa Iti pe ul'.ar care upon ?:,..-- thal ar. moat
degraded and that need most tbs louch of His sym?
pathy and love
AT THK NAVY TARD.
The faot tbat Rear-Admlrol Bunee went on the
r.tir.-.i 11*1 yaaterdai mad. ae dttfeeenea at tho
Navy Yar.i, and lh? usual Chrlstmaa obaervancea
wero earrled out in the manner dear to the h.-art
..f u..- Baltor. Th. nu n oa all tb.?blpa ha.l tur
key and all the trlmmlnifs In plenty, tbat 1?, thoso
who were on board, shore leave having beea
irrant'd to a lurK>- nuriil'.-r who had frlntidsi or
ralatlves wlthln saay maebtng diatanoe, Barvtova
wer. heid by tha varloua chaplatna, bul th. day
w:,s a'lv.-n up io havtaB aa g.i a tm..- as a l> nlenl
readlng of the regulatlona would permtt. There
wiu r>. gamea and athietlc ezerciaea to-day la
whlch the *a!lors wlll take part.
Tla r<- will h. no "beli rtafr' to-day. and wlth lha
eaceptlon of a few m, n who ara on Bpecial work
th.- ahopa wiu li*- deaerted.
BX-MBMATOR llli.K AT LAKSWQOD.
Lakewood, n. .i., i>ec 2.1?Ba-Unlted state*
Banatoa Davld B. Hiii aad WUUbbb W. Sh.-ehnn
aad wlfe iro *i.endlng th" Cbrtstmaa holiday* at
tba Kaurel In-th.-I'iiies, at thls plact
COLONKt. RO___rV__VX AT HJfl HOMB.
Oyeter Bay, ft, T., Dec. 2.',.?'"olon.-l ftoooevell
apent Christmas wlth his famlly Mis amounce*
ment that he wish--d to have tho duy to 1dm
^. !f kept erery an. eaeepi thoso he had tavtted
fr.,m tbe houaa and polltlca and affalra of Btate
wer. l.-.rr.-.l. (>n Tueaday tbe Qovernor-eleci arlll
t.-, t into tn. narnaas agaln, and wlil ruah wurk
upon his Brat meaaaga
A/.v; IHIBBBBT QRAVT8 ABVEBTY,
Lundon, l>ec. tt Aeoordlng to the Rome rorre
*pond*nt of "Th? D*li>' New*," King Humlirrt ha*
?lgned a decree grantlng amneaty to mlnor ot
faiidera ln th. rec.nt Mllan riou.
CHRISTMAS IN HAVANA.
TURKSTi AT ff EACH, BT'MMER HEAT
AXD HRILI.IANT FLOWERS.
AMRRICAN BOUDtatti BBOW a RMtTLAR PATBOf.
OP Ita city HOM su'-iiti**.'''. AND
AN INKNOWN MAN K-hUEO
Havnna. Dec. LT.. -Tlie Unlted States troops
have hogun this evenlng a regular pntrol of th"
clty of Havana. In order to guard agalnat pos?
sible dleordora The day, how.-ver. peaac*) Ih
oomparatlvc .-uiot. The bando laBued an Frlday
i?>- Captaln-General JUnlnea Caatellanoa pm
hlbltlng orow.le fn-m aBB-fnbling ln the streets
has l.een generally obeerved.
Laat nlght there wns some dlsturbar.ro, paid
to have been Cauaed bf Uquor, ln Montserrat
Placa. A sh.-t was flro.l ab.-ut mldnlght from a
roof al a group <-f people below, and many shots
were retuni.d at th- flgures vaguely seen on tlie
roof. An unidontlfled man was kllled and three
were WOUnded in other affrays.
Christmas at Canip QUeinadoa wns as llvely
as the ti.ioi,. i-otilil make lt wlth slendcr mate
rials. Turkeya, at $7 ea.h, were s.ar.e, and
BVerybody said that with tho heat at summer
temperaturc and the hodgerows lirllllnnt wlth
flowera the day dld not seem mu.h like Christ?
mas.
All tho company messo- of tbe 4l?th lowa. the
Ist Notth Carolina. the -4th Virglnia, th- "-'d 1111
'nols nnd tho ltilst Indiana reglin.nts had extra
"aprcnda" oul <*f company funda, with girts
fr.-in well-U>-d0 Utembera The Army ratlon was
Sllpplelllel'.f.il by flUlt, canne.l gOOdO, sweet pO
tat'.es and Bomettmea chicken Th.- .'.th mim
sourl Heglmeut, the laal to arrive, had noehanoe
to prepare an extra dinner, so tba nien dlnad <>n
frosh beet tlc- and heans. Ono batfalion
reached camp yeaterday, the otber two march
Ing to-day a dlstance of elght mlles ov.-r a duaty
roml. All the regimental banda played, anri the
men were granted leave within u mlle radius of
the camp. Company F, ot the llttet Indiana
Reglment, had a cnctus tree with a present for
every body BtttCk on th-*- polnta?for Instance,
bardtack, beane, aall pork and candlea The
Offlcera "f the 161at Indiana Indulged after dln
n.r in aonga, dancea and Bpeechmaklng.
At Kl Vedado th.- 8th nnd lOtb Uogular in?
fantry reglmenta dlned well nt tti- rzpenae of
the company funda,
M.-iJ .r-< leneral LeC ar.d hls staff partook of a
modeat dinner. Oeneral Lee had ? number of
llve turkeya nvailabl". but ;is th- 1-lrds aro very
lean bc declded t.. keep them, on the ohanc- of
improvement, f-.r the New Tear'a feaat after the
.lag-raising. Oeneral Lea apeni most of the
day on horaeback, Btudylng th.- beat route for
th.- Nen Year's Hay parade The streets are too
narrow to allow th- troopa to march paat th
Palace, T-.. that th.- route will prohably b<>
through th.- Prado ami Central Parh to Cerro,
th.- Havana auhurb. General i.e.- axpectfl to
have eleven thouaand men, Including tha Cu
bana, in th, mllltary proeeeaion.
Major-Qeneral Butler wlll go to Matanzas
and Clenfuegoa to-morrow nlght on offlelal bual
neaa, The Americai troopa are about to take
poaaeeaion of Ban Ambroalua Hoapltal,
c. s. Beaver, tb* Unlted gtatea poatal agent
in Havana, haa complained t.. the Poatmaater
General of the Irregularlty ln tho arrival <>f _ie
malla from tho Unlted Btatea
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NINE RAILROAD MEN INJURED.
gEVERE COLLIBION BETWEEN ENGINEg AT
LEXIlfGTOIf, KY
Uealnaton, Ky., Dee. BV Thr- woral wrech ln this
vt rlnlty In ten yeara eccurred la tbe s'ltmrhs of
the -Ity. ne;ir Pepper's I >is* II i-ry, ir _ o'eloek this
afternoon, A Louiavlllc and NaahvllJe yard cngit-e
and Cheaapeahc and Ohio englne No. o, pulllng an
extra freight traln. came In colllalon, and nlne
men wero injured. two prohably fatally, and both
engines were demollsbed. Th- yard cnaloc w-.is
ba* klng down ln th. yard, and the freip'it traln was
coming from Loutovllle.
Tir- englneer of the former heard the latter,
which was around a sharp eurve, whiatlc, and
atarted for i? switeh aa th- only way ot avoldlng a
colilaia*). He was nnabl. to make the awltch, nnd
the two ennines struck eaeh Other. Th. LoulsvtlWl
and NaahVille englne was r-ompletoly demoHahed,
nnd th- wr.-ck wns -nrrlel three hundred feel
down the track. Th.- Cbeeapeake and Ohio anglne
-v.i* run hack through the tendor and the wln.lo
of the front beaten In
All ;hc Loutavl le th-.J Naahvtlle empl ?yee Jumped
?nd all w.-re Injured. two prohably fatally. Tho
Cbeeapeake and Ohl: men remained ai thelr poata
.-md were nol ?erion>:y burt. The yard clerk,
Hort-.iir..ok.. and Kor. rn.-in Morrhwey. oii tli" Loula
rlllc and Naahvlilc englne, win prohably o\>-. The
Injurorl:
.l.AltK Al. swttekmaa. rlfht arm t.r .krn an.l r'_! I
-!, .u.lri ir.e t-i-i. I.' :- t '? ???:'?) ' ; ?
cr.i.i.iNs. John, swltehawn, ui.y brulced.
,!..\s. Jamea. UmtSVllle nn.l N..-T ' . ? f-.r.-in.-n.
. ..:;. w.,u-vi ln hech r.f l.r-a-. rlgtt _ btvkn.; bodj
i.... i I rule. :
HORN'BBOOKK, Ls***** N.. _*_**__? ?"*?,.N"!J'_,'l,t' .*J4
clerk, ...... bf *?? ?? akttll fractured; wlll V*.'""> *?>??
BTND -eorce. Loulevllle nn.l n.- ??:-. englneer, badl]
_?_??_ an.l !*ft Bhu_4er -ruii.-l.
Muiuusi'v. Wllllam. foremaa, tno-nni Injunc.. prob
nlily fatai
VAUQBN. H. O.. flrpmnn. 1'H t.r. ken.
The eonductor, Meadowa, and lhe nrecaan. John
Jonea. of th- cheaapeake s 0 1 th i ta-teA
aerioua Injury, bul were badlj brul ???
.- ? - -
BIKQLBBAKDED HAI!) l\ BROADWAJ.
A POUCZ-CAM ARRWmi gVSRTBOD. in a r-r.ir
IARD ani> PpOL ROO-I wii!:i'.r THBM
HAD ni:i:N Tit'-tni.i-:.
Pollceman Thoasaa Flynn. ..f th- Tenderlotn sta
t|on, laal nlght, alone an.l unalded, eonducted an
lmpromptu rald oa ? bllltard and i.I roona mdor
Ue Flfth Avenue Theatre, ? h'o I ' '? Broadway.
Flynn was aUndlng al Twent^elghth-at. when he
waa dlaturbed by Bounda "f batrl. coming from th.
baaemenl poolroom. He .-nt-re.i th- ph..--. and,
cloalni tho door, dlaplayed hls revolver, and de
,.;;,,.,.,i tbat -iii in the plaee wer* under arreat
wiiii.-ini Btnbba, the manager, eaplalned thal two
playera bad dtaputed a decbdon end then started
th.- dlaturbance
Thos- ln tho place Inrluded Josrph Dowtney, a
butler, ..f No h~ Waat Thlrty-etghth-at.; ESdward
Pearl. a walter, <-f No. M Elghth-are.; WllUam
Plggott, a real eatate derk, of No. B Eaat Twenty
aeventh-at: J">*'. Malone, ;i drlver, of No. Ul Weat
geventeentb-at.: rranb Caaaldy, a ^oidier, of the l.th
Regular Infantry, whi.h r. glm.-nt W on Ita w..y to
Manlla; Chartee OrMfem, an otBoe boy. ot No. lor,
geventh-ave.: Oeorga Wharton, colored, of No. UO
Weat Beventeenth-at., nnd Roberl Morgan, one of
tho .iiHinitip.g playera, who Itve-a at No lll Weal
Houaton>a_i Morgan s.iii i*.o wi.s an appralser, a
bookmakef. a proeaoter ->f Ideaa and alwaya look?
lng for money. He waa sorry to h.iv he was mar?
rled.
1'. .iri waa allowed to go, .1* h" aald be only dropped
! ln to buy B -Igar. Caartdy was Bllowed ta g.r, bb
I.e v.:tt* ui,.;. r . rd-Ts to r-port t.. <'..-.-.-rnor's Island
] ... evenlng Tha otbera were locked up f"r vi<>
lining the Suii.iiiy low,
Thomns J, Cbnpmon, who wns ln the place when
th<- pollceman made hls deacent, refuaed to go
when i.e got a ehance. declarlna thal he r.-pre
aented one "f the largeai Newiorh dalllea and
?everai London papers ll- threateneR to "roost"
?h- pollceman ln th- London papera, He w.., i.i ?>
locked up.
BAID To BE BVBOLAB, m T MAY Iti: AT 8BA
Oloueester, Maaa., Dae, _r. After an almost poet
ttvs ktentlfleattoa of ttie dead Qafacy bnrglar ^is
Charlea Haaaon by three differeni peraona ln this
clty last nighi, lt novcelhelcaa BoeOM more than
pr.hatrie ti.at iiniiKr.n is enjoytng aacelleni bealth
as on- of i.'i- ere* ..f iho Sablng achooner Oeorge
i*. Lane, jr. nnd thal a* baa aoi been ..n ahora
Blnce lurn re?el atarted on s tii| to Qeorges Hank
on December I Detecttve Perguaon, ol the c__ii..-y
pollce, las-. nlght wns Qrily sattefled tinrt i.e had
eatabllshed the Identlty ft| the dead man fbund laat
Thuraday mornlna I" the bo_so ol Jothi ,sii_w, 111
QtUncy, us li..i??? :.
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THE X10HT AFTER CBBI8TBA8.
'Twas tha nlght after Chrli-lmas, whr-n nll thro'
th>- houae
Even s'.ui w.is nsi-ip and .1- stlil .1- a Baouee;
Tti- oarlingi had dulj been tucked In tbelr beda,
Wltb v.ry full s:o!i,,,< ha and palns ln tle-lr l.-n.ls,
When out ln the n.-rtstr.i rOM SUCh B .Istlr-r,
1 siirang from my sla-ep, < rylng "NYhat Is tha
matter T'
Kor. what tn the fond father'l eyea should appear,
But thf f.ale lltile fac- of each cl -k lltt> dvar.
? ? ? ?
I lurnert from the slght. to tny bedroorn slepped
back,
AtiU Pt.ught out a phlal msrked Pniv lpe _c
?.Unldsntined Exchange.
OO0?-?00O0OO-*X>C*_*0OO
La Grippe
It's here ggaifl. The doctors say it
mostly attacks tlie wcak, the thin,
those with poor Mood and nerves all
unstrung. Escape is e.isy. simply by
taking
Scott _ Emulsion
The oil is the verv best food for
making rich blood and producing
force and cnergv. The hypophos
phites give stabtltty nnd ttrength to
the nerves. The germs of Ll (.rippc
c.innot affect a body thus lortilied.
l $t 00, all .!rii_gt-ti?.
PILL8BURY PLACED FIRST.
HF. WINI THK CH1BP MM/.I. TOB HH1I,
I.IAM'Y AT THB VIKNNA CKSM
TOURNAMBNT.
European mall recelved yeaterday brought tha
uward of tba 'udgea aa to whleh ef the gnasea
played at the VTenaa toternatlonal tournomenl
w. re to recelve tha prtaea, to the ralue of about
?00, $;.', an.l *?, r-s|.tlv.ly. for hrllll.-xncy. Ae
eordlng to tha fudgea, H. N. Plliabury w-m net
tha flrst priae, i". Upka Iba Bccond, aad Q. Karco
the tlilrd prl*;.' f.r t|.e gamea, tbe BOOCei of wl.l.'h
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TALK ABOUT THK RL'MORED OAI CO-fPANIBf
CONBOLIPATION ANI> Mit CROKER
ATT-Tt'DE.
john I>. Crlnunlna w-lll say n.thir.c at prcBent
? ihe mii.'ii-t.ilk. d-of pr poaltlon to consolldate
tlie aas Intereats In thbi locality. It w.is said yea?
terday thal Mr. Crlmmlna aad rxi)r.*--<<rr) his vir*w?
on the raatter, bul aa bbM .it hi*. homa inst nipht
thal ho had made no statemenl and bad nothlng
to taay, Thera was ne developmenl In the sttuatlon
y--t. r-iiiy, althouch lt ls now generally belleved
thal Mr. Crimmlns la worktna to efteci such a con
aolldatlon, and that bls purchaae of Berrtap'a lal?
and w;in f.T the purpoae of building large aaa
works there, sc lhat Ihe land now occupled ln this
-if. by lhe ?rarloua aas companlea can be aold, Bnd
thua b bandBome sum netted for tbe aew oorpora
tl'lll.
Polltletans put two and two together yeaterday
and made an Intereatlnf story, N-* sooner <l!d it
aeetm th.it Mr t'rlnimins waa enatoe-arlng Ihta plan
of .onsolldation than Klrlmrd Croker iiim.' oul for
'?'-irnt aaa. When Mr Orok-r forced the nomina
tlon of Davld Leventrtti upon th.- Tammany or
_ iniz ition in lhe fali and turned down Justtce
Dnh Mr Crlmmlna proteated openly, and l.ltt?-rly
attarked Mr Croker'fc pollcy. Many polltlclana now
thlnk thal Croker, while makina whal he li-lir-vi-s
to be a shrewd polltical move, is also. by a.lvo
ritinK cheap aaa, trying to retalllate upon Mr.
Crlmmlna and 3o oa muen aa poaalble t.> dr'fr-nt hla
undertaklna.
FIBB W88E8 AT VABJOUB PLACKB.
garanpaeett, Maaa., Dec. __. Tha mrge elub
BtablB situntp.i on Oalh)upa*a Point, und owned by
<? W. OallOttpe, nf lt.irrt.rn. xx-a>" hiirnoil to-nl-fht
wlth part of th..' contenta 'rii<- total loaa was
ahout M.W
I'.-riin. N. H. Dee "r. A larae imlp mlll nn.l
adjolntng rheda, latety purchased by Bllaa Thoaaaa
of portland, Me., from the Berlla Plbre Coaapaap,
w.i-. completely deatroyed by ftr>- this afternoon,
and 1" tbe flr- aeven men wera oaushl und?>r th
roof >if one of tbe sh
This property bas t
yean. Th. ?
ii.rriT-i.uri-, penn., Dae. M. st Patrtoh'a Pro-Ca
thadral, tha cboreb of the Biahop of the Roman
Catboll. dloceae of Harrlabo _, wae rulnod by fir-?
thi-* afternoon ghortly after i o'eloek a Maaa waa
d-scovered in tha rear af tho churcb near th.< altar,
Bnd the Christmas .t.ratlona were ?? < ?- > r ? ablaae,
'l"iir- fianir-r. ran up the rear wall and gol between
the roof and the celllnf, puahlng their way t.r th.
front r.f th- .?hurcrt Th- t-ntlr- Int. rlor whh
flooded before the Br. waa pul out Tha nit?r
ornamenta and snered t/eatments wero aaved. The
orcan was fulned l? beal and water, Loaa IW.iO',
fully Insured. Electrlc llghl wir^s croaaing cauaed
tba Bre.
Ltncoln, tt. II , Dee. te.?Tba Hl-nm aawmllla of J.
K. Henry & gona, probabl) tha largeal plant of the
klnd la New-England, wera i.11r:*..?? i laal tiixht, and
f.ir a ilrn?- lhe sitfet) <if the entire rlnage waa
threataned. The :.?? tiro is approalmateiy 180,000,
wlth tha inaurance MLOOO,
BO BOBTB OR BOVTB FRKSRYTKRl.W.
NaahvlUe, Tenn., Dec. ? Tha Rev, l>r .i. i.
Vaaee, of tbe Plral Preabyterljui Chureh, in hla
?p.-riiioi) To-day ur;; d tha wliilni; out of th*? t-rrn-t
"North" and "gouth," an applied t.. the Preaby
t-rl.iii Church, and BBld
ds an.l w
.Irii. I
and Inaurai.
rely burned,
!'..i b number of
nol known.
I wonder lf th
ed . . menl cf
tlme la nol al land for tli??
Taoemeni of Keograpblcal marka fr.nn tha name
f .mr beloved Presiiyterlan I burcn ln Am?r)ra.
Hi.?- shoula be the flrst la put Into preetica tho
Qospel ^'... proclalms An.l yat, lt must hr _>1
mitted ti...t whlla "Maaon und IMKons" lln- han
dleappeared from the geographj or cltlaenahip, tt
aurvlvei ln lhe leogmpnt 6f lhe Church l siu-Hk
ta~day for b Presbvterlanlam that r.ha.1 no m..r,.
be marked "North or "South," hut whoae terri
tortal boundarlea aimll b*- .-<)..rmlnr>u*i wlth the
uttermoet llmlta of iha Ks^uollc and American
Presbyterlan Church.
A NORTH CAROLINA DEAL
COLONEL MTSK LIKELY TO BUCCBBD
BVNAfOlt PRITCHARD.
MB. BWABT- -BFB4T ap cnitkd statkh COVWt
""t'DOB COSMWShSV s*m>BAb~-B.
RalelRh N <".. Daa ? Hpeclail-The defe.it Of
Hamlltoa O. Bwart for conflmatlOB as Judge of the
Unlted BUtea court for th.* flreetern Diatn-t w
North CaroHna, tha nomlnatloo and Inatani eon
nr.nation of Henator J.t.f C. PrttChBW tO BUCOaad
Bwart an.l tbe appotntment of Colonel Vlrgll s.
i.usk ofAsbevUle, by O-vernor RusseH as tae auc
eessat of PrRchard, la the new deal tbat Is now-an
foot m thla Btate, an.i the faets ln eorr-boration
thereof nre bl the followlng story:
n is weii known that lenator J. C. Mtchard St
sired t>. i.e appolnted Unlted states Judge f"r *'"?
Waatatn Dlstrtct of thi* Btate to flll tba v?c*nc'
cauaed by tha rettraaasnl of Judge rtotxri P, Dlt*
ai tb. time Judge Dlck retlred fro.n th.* beneh ?
wa* thought by Prealdent McKlnley snd the B-pun
ii,.,in Benatora thal il would ba Inespedlent for mt.
Prltehard to leave rh.- Benate at that tlasa, as the
-egtsiature tobeeloetsd Ib IBB mlght eontaln s ma?
jorliy of Demoorata an.i tba auecessor of Mr. Prtteh
ard would In tbat -veiit be a D-mocrat. Thi* pre
eautlon was well taken, ?* the raeent electlon
proved. N.iw that the electlon* ln tha Btataa have
greatly Increased the RopubUCBB majorlty in the
Seii.it.. after March a m-xt. the reason agalnat the
retlremenl of Mr. Prttcbard from tbe Benate does
tn.1 exlst, and the control of rhat bOdy would not
t>e b-pertlled by tbe electlon of a Democrat to sue
eaad -Mr. Prttcbard. fa view of theaa faeta ll ?>
now aaid that when tba name ot eg-Congressinan
Hamlltoa <;. Bwart was aenl to the Banata some
montha ago as tba successor of Jodge Dlch it
bad a string tl"d to lt. It is belleved tbat it wa*
underatood by Oovernor Russeii and Banatof rrlteh
ard thal Bwart'a nomlnation would not be scted
upon at the oession when ha was nomtaated, and
that It shoull go over untll aff-r the electlon of
thi- y ir Thls d-lay was fOT th. purpose of taklng
in the whole attuatton after tba reeult of tha *??? -
tlon was known.
CHANCB OPBNBO FOB PBITCHARD.
The plan thus far ha* been falthfully rarrted out.
Ewart has not heen eonfirmed, and the result of the
electlon opena l ia way for Benator Prttcbard to re
tlrs from tb. Benate and aceept a Ufs poaitlon on
the Unlted Btatea bench. Oovernor Buassll is rery
anxiou. to h ive Prttcbard mada Judge. When in
Rfashlngton a few aaya ago Oovernor Rassell na.\
a long conference with Benstor Bpooner, who in a
member of the aub-commlttee which has heen ln
ve.-ilgutlng the chargea preferred agalnat Mr
Kwari ir la glven out that the Oovernor unroi-ed
th. plan in full and that ha ur?ed the Benator to
prevenl th. conflrmatlon of Bwart, lt is well known
that Ewart was noi rhe the choice of Pattchard foi
Judge. bui that he was the peraonal i holce ot Preal?
deni McKlnley. becauae Bwart was a itrong*
porter ..; the prealdeni when he waa a candldate
for Bpeakei agsinsi Mr, Reed. Russeii wants to *<?'.
Pritrnard oul of the Benate, bo thai hc can appolni
his aue. eBBor an l thui have a frlend In rh.' Benate
44i... v\iii control and dlrect the Federal patronags
for the BOXt t?J year.*.
-U8K BELBCTEO FOB BENATOR
Tho man aelected by Oovernor Russeii for Bena?
tor is known f> be Colonel VirgH 8. Luak, of Aahe
vflle. Luak ha* bltterly foughl Bwart'a conflrma
llon, snd i- ksepina -P hla antagonlsm. A few weeka
ago Oovernor Ruasell was In Aehevllle, an.i talked
aii thi* matt.-r over wlth Lusk and Prttcbard. Th.;
latter aaid, ..f courae, that he must ioyally aad
falthfully Btand by Bwart, and while he may .!..
this th. Republlcan Benatora well know that
Prttcbard deslrea the Judgeahtp to tbs svent of
Ewart'a d.-feat. When in W lahington a few daya
a*.. Oovernor Rueaell taw Prealdent McKlnley and
talked thla matter over wlth hlm ln view ol tne
failure of the Benate to ronflrm the nomlnation ?i
Kwart. The prlnclpal* nereto dld nol dealra their
plan* to reacn the publlc before they were ea
ecuted, i.ut they say they ar.* wllllng ta tak.
th. public Into th.ir confldence. rhe President
,an and wlll doubtleaa provide for Mr. kwarc
"aomethlng equally as good as the Judgeahlp. _ rn.
oplnlon ha* been expreejied ihat. the North aro
Una Leglslature belng Democratlc, Prltehard wlll
not leave th- Benate. It ls not Intended that
the va ar. v ln th- Benate shall OCCUr unt.l after
the o.ialature adiourna, whlch wlll b<? ai.our tho
mi :? . .- March next. Then the Oovernor can
appoint, and his appolntee wlll aerve a* nenator
umli tba Leglalature elactad Ib UM alaota his auc
Thia pari of lhe p!in may he ttpset hy the ad*
lournmenl nr tha -eglal-ture, as has been auggeated
i,v ihe Democratlc leadera, and whlch ?eema ...
;,ave been generally agreed upon ihis ihreatened
deetruction of a portl m of ti>- deal betwoen ?"????
and Prltehard wlll not Interfere wlth the plan
whicii ha.- been caref ;il!y OUtfined, flnl WhhJb U .n
courso nf acrompllahmenC
EWARTfl DEFBAT PBOBABLB.
It Is de?lrahle that I.usk he permltted fo serve !n
the Benate untll hi* Buceeetor la duly ei*,-ted by the
LeglBlature, and th- probablilty thal thai part of
tha plan may fali of suceeaa will not be allowed to
N ur.nflrmatlon of Ewart. The best Wai mlnds
of th<- Benate are ggalnst Ewart, a <!. arlth the
understandlng that Prttcbard deslrea tha Judgeahlp.
it i- eeev t<> predlct the defeat of Ewart by a vote
r hv the fallun of tha Benate to aet umb tha
nomlnation. Benator Butler la In favor of the deal.
II*I*i lr ensely hostlle to Ewart, and la uelng every
erTurt todefea! hla conflrmatlon. He prafera Lusk
to Prltehard. nnd Itusaell, Butler and Luak would
pull together in the effort to asve aomethng oul oi
the polltlcal wre.k ..f Isst month. Prltehard ls
ronvtaced thar he can have only one term ln the
Benat* and h* la very wllllng to atep out, provlded
he land* In a llfe altuatloi
"ot coun* Benatorlal .ourtaai- would Inatani y
compel his conflrmatlon it la not aiippo**ed that
Mr? -McKlnley l? n P*rty lo tha eonaplracy to defeat
,*?? conllrmntlon of Mr. Ewarl on the other hand,
N belleved thal the Prealdent earneBtly deelrea
hia conflrmatlon. It l? aqually certaln that the
Prealdent would be dellghted to nomlnate Prltehard
for the Judgeahlp ahould Rwart fali of conflrmatlon.
The re>Jn1 trip of Oovernor Ruagell loWashlt^on
wa. given oul to he for the purpoae of looklng after
the wnr clalma of the Btate. whlch an* hung up ln
th.. Treaaury Department. hut it now appeara that
l? waa for th< nurpoae ? ?'. puahlng along and glvlng
' impetus ... rh<* _ra. whlch ls here aet forth
8ELECTI0NS FBOM THE MAIL.
HfiT LEHONADE FOH ORIP
To rh- EdltO* Of The Trihune.
Mr: II may intereat your readera snd 'he ptihlio
in' general to hnow rhat ln '.*i".'. durlng the flral
1 great Influenaa spidemta, the Board of Health of
) the clty of London Bdvlsed the publlc affltcted
i wlth the disease to make free use of h.?t lemonade.
Tl" peraplratlon eaused thereby la ta moat casea
,..,?, ,, . , ?,, r, |i, v- tbe patienl from the attack, -x
c-.it n iuch caaea where medlcal aid la abaolutely
? ne?eaa_rV ln"onchial troublea the acld o lemon
iii-e rellevea th.- throat from Irrltntlon. ading at
he snme tlme ns a dlalnfectant. As lemon talee,
even when illuted to amall proportlona^wlth water.
will kill ,'hoiera an.l other baclll theretn con
tained, it l* nol ro he wondered at thei it wlll also
?#atrov the s.i-ealled iiitlu.-nza baclllua. .
oeeiroj CHARLE8 T. HIRZBL.
Brooklyn. l>i-c. 21, UM,
... ? -
CABNBOIE AND BRTAN
To the BdltOT 0f The Trlbune.
sir: By his r.port,-.1 rcent interview wlth Bryan,
th.. "paaaed" candldats for dhihoneat money and
a banhrupt republle, Andrew Carnegle ha* already
dono more harm to the prospects of this country
than any t.-n years of pOSSlMe BO-called Imperlal
lsni " The frlemls of COlC-lal expnnsk-n COuld Und
no better nrgument. morally speaktog. for Ibelr
cause than the antagonlsm of the mnn who SOUgbt
t.i array the mssaes agalnat tba cteaaaa The de.
reneratlon of this country wlll begin not wlth tha
atretchlng forth ef our hands to aasure Anglo
B.xon doralnatton und Anglo-Baxon civilisatlon In
t|,e Paclflc I.ut ln that mom.-nt Wben Ibe man
who counted New-Tork u located lu the "enemy'a
country" can And aupporl from m< n who once, on
the pretence ?f boneat princlple*. repudtated him.
The unlon of such m.-n as Andrew Carnegle and
Bryan agalnat rhe rl^ht and reaponalblllty i>f thi*
Natlon lo becoma an pnlightenlm; factor ln the
lln .1 arTBngement of th,* world** government cauae*
th.- upsi.ringiug of th. Ki'av.-.-t que-tlona aa lo
the moi Ive* <>f Buch a unlon. On th.- one Blde, nr
Inaal we nn- assured thnt lr I* demagoglam. pure
LVsiumle. _, ,__, - lf, HAl.bKMAN.
New-Tork. Dee. tt, 1S9V
?
BTAFF AND l.INR.
To lhe EdltOT Of The Trihune.
"*8lr; In your lssu- of the IMh 1n*t. you printed
an adltortal r-iiitive io nuvai reorganlsBtton, of
which one of ihe leading featurei is the amalga
matlon of tba now dlstinci bodlss of iin.- or ea
BCUtlV. snd englneer otll<-ers. Vou QUOtS the late
Admlrals Blr Astley Cooper-Key an.i FsIIowm, cf
th. Rngttsh Navy a? bctng favorabl. t.. tb. earry.
Ing oul of this 1.1.-a In th- English s.-rvlce.
1 may rentura to *.?> that th.>> advocated rery
Btrongly thnt the englneer ofBosrs should havo
well-Jeflned pow.ra; also, that thelr status should
b. Im proved. ao f.r aa relatlva ranh and pai were
concernrd Mr lioachen, tha preaenl Fir-.t Lord
ef the Admlralty, was alao wlth them so far.
But l am <iuiti. sure that tii* idea <>f amalgamat
in_ th<- twu branch.a never sntsred the head nf
.,|th.-r of Ihea* dlstingnlsh.-.l om.-.rs. for th<* strnpl*
r. aai n that al preaent lt la Imnractlcabla lt may
!?? in th>- future, wh.-n the llne offlcer can under
tak.* the duii.* uf the *nginei-r. and lhe englneer
offlcer ts able to tak,- charge <>f lhe deck,
I'.'W'N.M. a l*l.| N
Late of the Roi al Navy.
New-York. I'ec. H Uf*
?
TOBACCO PLAXT XOT SOLD.
Bl t.ouls, l>*c. 2T. tolonel M. C. Wetmore pres|.
dent of the Mgg*tt S Meyer Tobecco rompany,
and es-Oovernor Btone returned from New-York
U_t nlght. Colonel Wetmore atated that th.ir
Wedding
Siiver
QORHAM
Silversmiths
Broadw.-v _c 19th Street
23 Maiden Lane
"A notiable event."
K.lltnri &_?!_* """'* _
American Art Galleries,
HADI-O- BQ-ARB BOI "il
UABfW TBSI i?AY*.
Week days d&r\}fak Sundays
9 to 6. llSi&il ! t0 6*
Admi-sion 50 cts. wfltfP Admission 2.5 cU,
TISSOT'S
Great Pictures
"0*k-ii ( liristniiis
ami New YearV
THE PACKARD SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ANO CORRESPONDEHGE
win ruopen, after tb. -hrlatm-u ???. oa
Tueaday. January 8, IBBB
BBTABLIBH__D 1838,
L)urin-_ th.- paat two months md far
its young men graduatea aa ?tanta
and atenographera from tiual companl inka,
bankera Inaurance compai - ''??"??
arma and eorporatlona haa I - n unpr* edented.
l_t preaenl there la nol one youi n< ira**
,,,. ,- | ,?- llat of appllcanuj f? i
A leadlng banker aaya: "Wa alwaya glve tha
pr--.fer.-nf'- t" Packard bo a"
Brlcht young mea an.l women enterlng Janu
ar- 3 wlll have ampi-' 'Am "*
vacatlon to qualify themaelvea foi ' -
i-fflr--. oi en dally from 8_W to 5 for .*?? ? _tf_
ot studenta
s.-nd poBtal eard for proapectua Addreaa
THK PACKARD BCHOOL.
23d i-t. and Ith A nue
Net. v rk Cttf.
STEINWAY
Stelnway *& Son*. soliclt Inspection
of a large and sele-t stock of thelr
regular styles of (irand and Ipright
Pianos, embraclna: some new designs
recently introduced.
Special attention is directed to their
ART DEPARTflENT and the magnifi
cent display of palnted, carved and
deccrated cases in choicest woods,
conforming to the architectural ro
qulrementa of almost every art-perlod.
Special designs furnished upoa ap
plication.
STEINWAY & 50NS,
107-109 East 14th Street, New York.
?_J
Rheumatic Pains!
New Orie.ii'.-, A;'?? ? ? '
??1 hav. be-n a -affer-r t?m rheamatUm 1 r n - ' ug
? lx m-nth? I eould not rai-e my beoAi ">-'\l'
dui m. aaa-a 1 - ilad me. of avai tak ? _> ?V.t*
iw.t- I had Bnlahed thre_-.__rtha ot i bottU t Jad
vay'a Ready Rellef I <*oulJ uae my armi _. well "?)_*|
v ;, ... ie\ aby I hava aaab graet ram u -,,?;.!;?????
BnatMMMrt a. Monie'.on-'a Boot and B-08 F-c'.r.,' Hi
Radway's Ready Relief
Ih Not Neglect Your Cold.
DUCRO'S ELIXIR
Hi- leog t" en -H standard renssa. ? _?*_? tor
INFLUENZA & LA GRIPPE.
I id by all truag-t- ? FOOOBBa A CO.. A-renta
NEIJRASTHENIA,
MORPHINISM,
AIXOHOUSM,
an* nll T>_:_: addlcUeM <-ur?.l b\ tb. ? '; ; ? r -"r**t-*
meni. ladoroed b] leadlng pbyaarlaaa
1.11 WKBT I.V1H ST., M.W \??I?K
THE RECENT FIRE
At Broadway nn.l Warrea Bteeat '?? !f__
rlty . f Iron srnitrert*. ?> are mai "?
aad alao BUndurd Wooden Mra Doors 0 ?
iiroveJ the -.uallty o* our -??? ik ...
1 | B ALTHAl-E * ' '
mi an : i - " ?' I * '? ?
preaence tn Kear-Torti bad aetbtng to do wltb the
tobaeco iiunine-r^. Ua aald:
We have aot aoi I Ihe UpK--;t i U. | - '.' _ !_
ls noi for aale, and never haa I. We haveaa
solately refueed t.. entertaln any propoeltlon rrom
.-mv r-ompanv or corporatlon. w ? woul.l i ; *_:_
tor leaa than $-? .?. and I don't bellev* -bjra"
any company wlth that sans at band to buy it
?
FOR CANAL tUPBOVEEEXT.
DRAFT OP A PROPOIBD HBAgl'RI wTIlCg JXi:-t>
CHCAPm thi: con OF CARRYIKO whk\t.
Buffalo, I*--.* te. A b BMattng .>f tha Caaal En
' largement Aaaociation last nlghl a rough .'"'ft or
b i.iu wiii. h ll la peopeaad to ll *
openlag al lha Leglalature araa prta* il '? '' ?*?*
v Idea thal tha locka - h ill ba redu ?? d aa far as pa_?
Btbla In tho itfts aad wi'-n. .1 to a wldth of tweaty*
fIx tcot -iii.i a length of M feat, aad tha can * j*
ba ettUaaB ta IM faet oa tha bottom from i* i*T.*^o>
to Albany, aith a daptb of tan faat, a ? *J
I mit iho paaaaga of a aaetloaal boal ? rrylai - ?
buahela of arheat la aaeh aection lt slso pi '??'?"*
tor Improvlng tii<- Chanplaln aad Oawego __**_
aad for lhe removal of ill obstructlw
navlgatlon and to atratghten I
wnrk w:ll .-.horteti th.- route There is t .
vialon thal tha work ahall be doi I ' ce *nT?
the ri-.ite.i Btatea The ;,.u-...-ti-.-- of tin m**,"5
i-inini thal Ita enactmeni would make tt poaaai"
. carry whtat for ona cent u busbel
BBOBO BWBWAYBKX FOI LED.
Ilaeoa, Oa., i?e,v __. A dtapateh lo 'Tbs -*?"
Kriii.it-' from VaMoatB, Oa . Mjra that lhe -Viaa "?
Vakteata and Weatern Railraad haa ??P ?"?
Kaloar, lo Cltach County, about thlrt) ""f * '?'?'''
bara. Teaterday waa pay day. The ehlef '**__"_[
.*. B. Oarrard, wani lata teara la got th'' m__\
io pay off ttie haada, im<i oi't'iiii-'i aaam
jp.'.v Ar. ba r.-ri,. out of teara o-.\ bafta_a_ <
Hght ii.T.ro-". ruahed out ..f a ihlck duaaf ?
luiMh.'M. an.i eaeta i.-v. n-.i a platol at hUa. Tbat ??*
miut.l.il hlH mirn.y. an.l -.lir.w.l thal thej Ini.'"''*
ta blll him if aaaaaaary, Mr. Oarrard tayut*_
w.ii i..,>s, >,)u hav.. tha irog <>n mr*. l '-"'5>-',)3..
thera i? aa u**?- la aw raalatlng your dea*__aa_
lt- f.-it ln i.ih pocket, aa if t.> draw out a r-i*-"
??_.- iiiHteuii uf ih.i money h<- hmuKht '?r*,??.. lt
platol. nnd l?e*n?n to ?l.oot' Th.? imal?-_.rl?*r ?'"
tha tlrxl BhOt an.l the next -lu-t kaoelMM* ?'?? .?
Other "f tti- blghwayaMia Two more aBatamm
f)re.l hy Mr ilarrar.l an hls horse ?la*hert _*__.
He waa _hot at aeveral tlmea by tha nagro** *??*?
waa not kli.

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