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¢ r\ « 0 im ~ PryGoops CaRPETS, UPHOLSTERY, SILK BEAVER MATS JOHN PLADWELL, mgr enc mass tam ARGUS :- MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1883. \ Bolidear Goods. JOHNSTON & RELLY|- 59 and 61 North Pearl Stroot, - Steuben and J: ames Sts., _ copvieoons GARFETSHPHOLSTERY? su’nsx‘unnencwmma Boots, Shoes N0t1ons Fmvhanns To | HOUSEKEEPE‘ g Hotel Propnetors . EXTENSIVE SALE OF Pa t Hunsekaanmg Goods! Conslating of 45 Job Lots of Btandard, Goods, Embracing Bleached and Unbleached and Turkey Red - : TABLE DAMASKS' Napkin , Doylas, Qullts, Towels and Towelings, Blankets and Comfortables, .. Skirting & Shitting Flannals, Eto. Arranged. and Ready for Exhi- Gooda will he bition Band Bale on d Ex Tuesday Morning, Jan. 2 AT NINE O'CLOCK. ° Bave witt ar mane Prross extrem zor is »isequzn or. of Destrable Goods has been Pur- Than“ no“ an exceedingly LOW RATE, thereby ensuring to our customers - Positive Bargains. - JOBSTON & RLI, 59 and 61 North Pegrl Street. Steuben and James Sts. PRMiscollancons. After Holiday Inducements GREAT REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF An Elegant Child's Trimmed Felt at 50 and 75 Conts. OSTRICH FEATHERS and PLUMES AT DECIDED BARGAINS, © Dratmante Sryues or Laoins' ano Hoods, Leggings, Mitts, Nubias, &. -SPEOIAL OPFERINGS IN MENS, wo. MENS AND OHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR! The balance of our Holiday Stock, though minal}, is both Deafrable and Cholco. Wa offer the same at Irrealatable Prices. M. M. HYDEMAN, 87 North Pearl Stroot. - NEW YEARS CALLS! KID GLOVES! > mfisfifi’éfifis FullDress Collars PUFF SCARES AND TIES For New Years Calling, at J. B.KILLIP'S _ No. 9 North Pearl St. Art Store and Novelties, aso or PICTURE FRAMES, Looking Glasses, &c. XO.20 XORTH PEARL STREET LOW PRICES. botk Coton 311035“ mcx'rwm ”fat. and Lines, sssrted mises, o% Street, four doors syuth of Hudson Ely» Away OBITUARY. - Jool Reed. Mr. Joel Reed, who died Saturday, at the ad- vanced. ago of elghty years, was: one of the picneér bontmien of the Hudson. Ho was born in New Hampshire and removed, when a young man, to Schodack Landing, and became engaged. in'the brick and stone business, and was one of th frst to freight bullding: stone to the Albany market, Ho matried.a Miss Buns, of Schodack, and in 1857 began the manufacture of brick at West Albany for the machine shops of tho New York Central: and Hudson River railroad, then being erected there.. In 1659 ho started kilis at the corner of Lark and Canal streets, whero ho: has, carrfed. on, uninterruptedly, an extensive business until the day of his doath. Tn 180 Mr, Wagoner became associated. with him, and the firm has. sfuco remained. the same, Mr, Reed's business enresr has been one of remarkable in- dustry and integrity, and Albany suffers by his death the loss of a very exemplary: citizen and one who‘ll“ conduced largely to her welfare, rata Anniversary Exercises. The forty-eighth annual anniversary exercises of the Third Reformed church Sabbath schoo}, were celebrated -lask evening, A programm consisting 66, an organ voluntary by Miss Mal- lory, scripturg readings, singing by the school und an address by Rev. John A. Davis, of Long Island, was, letened. to .with pleasure by the large audience which assembled, From the re- port of the present superintendent it was learned. tbat the average abtendanco of the:school is. 200 each Sabbath, The library contain 425 volumes, ' a! which on an average, eighty volumss are distributed weekly. Whe total of the year's col- (fections was $104, of which, after deducting all disbursements, there remained forby-aix dollars. For ithe mew year tho, following officers and teachers have been nppoliited: Buporintondent,. W. H. Yates; assistant superintendent, Horace 8. Boll; secretary, W. J. Bunter; assistant see- rétary, John Albright,Jr,; librarian, D, 'Court- noy; assistants, Charles H. Meyer, John C. Ken- medy and John Klomps{ treasurer, B. Roe; pianist, Miss Jounlo Brookaby; superintendent \Infant department, Mrs, C, Schiffer; nssistant | do,,; Mre, D,; Courtney; organist,. Miss Kittlo Tenchers-Mr, W, H. Yates, Mr, M. Sargent, Mr. J. Burg, Mr. J. Blackall, Mr. H, Smith; Rev. J. B. Catpbell, Mrs, J, Klomps, Mre. Carrio Schiffer, Mrs, John Hamilton, Mrs, B. Rot, Mro..John Ball, Mrs. John C, Kennedy» Mrs, Harcourt, Mrs, Cushing, Miss Magglo J. Courtney, Miss Bertha Albright, Miss Ellon Denby, Miss Hattio Winne, Miss Marian White, Miss Hattio Dudley, Miss Emma F. Roo, Miss Rose Chambers, Miss Addio Hayes, e Tho Sunday Court. ° , \The following casos appenred at the early ses- sion of the Polico Court yesterday: Assault and battery-Péter Smith on his wife_ Ellen; committed, Malicious mischiet-Daniel Doylo and Thomas : MoDonald, caso adjourned. Violating a city orilinance-Ellen Bmith; sont to jail; Charles E. Wiswall, fined costa] ' Vagrancy-Charles Dorl{nger, Fred. Kapps, John Bherley and Gussie Beanlon, sont to Jail; John Bullivan, ponltentiary for 150 days, Disorderly person-Xhomas Deogan, on com. plaint of bis wite, son to Jail. Grand larcony-Abraham Roselwans, arrested by Detective Dwyer on a charge of robbing an Italian named Datfario Pletro, was sont to Jail Potit lareeny-Ads Blake, a servant omployed at the Kenmore, and arrested by Captain Nolan on a charge of stealing some clothing, was com- mitted. Breach of the peaceo-Ebonerer Story, com- mitted Intoxication-1wo were fined $8.00 each and '| threo sent to Jail. ; Ease Ball in Albany. Manager Arnold has atill romaining a few of tho two hundred season tlokets issued by tho Albany Baso Ball association and he is unable to frsue contracts to the players until all aro dis- posed of, Lovers of the game will thorafor soo the importance of coming forward and closing out the tiokots, Manager Arnold. has received a letter from Secrotary Williams of the Ameri- can nssoclation expressing bis pleasure at the establishment of a: nino hero and saying that the club would gladly be received fnto member» ship, Mr.' Arnold bas received an offer from Detroit, but will not givo up his efforts here. 'Those desiring season tickets, which have been placed nt ten dollars each, should sond thelr names, or call upon the manager at the Amer). can Hotel, LeadviMo's Bullion. Daxve®, Dec. 31.-Tho bullion product of the Leadvillo district, for the past year, amounted to $8,220,000 greater than any provious years. : : BREAKFAST BUDGET When Dr, Chapmen was dining atanhotel he was served with what was called barley soup on the bill of fare. \Thats not batley soup,\ sald he to the waiter, \it is barely soup.\ An Indians photographer put the heads of two weatbly young women on the bodies of bal- let dancers, and sold the pictures, for which freak of business he has been sued for $10,000 damages. Aman was found deadon the floor of his room at the Merriwether Hotel, Frankfort, the other morning, He had blown out the gas. \Sad affair,\ said the landlord, speaking of the event, \I should say it was! Over 1,000 feet of gas escaped 1\ R 'That man is a phrenologist, Fat.\ \A phat?\ asked Pat, puzzled, \Aphrenclogist.\ '\Phat's that? \Why a man that can tell, by feeling of the bumps of your head 'what kind of & nian you are\ \Bumps on my head, is It\ ex- claimed Pat, *\'Begorra then, I should think it would give hima more of an idea phat kind of a woman my wile is.\ A London dentist uses & small incandescent carbou lamp to illuminate the cavity of the mouth during dentaloperations. It is firtedinto a vulcanife cap aiid covered for safety with a glas shade, The lamp is stated by the inventor, who freely offers its advantages to his fellow dentists, \to give a bright light just where it is needed, without producing undue hast.\ The transit of Venns has suzgested to M. de Fouviells, the well known Freoch writer of popular scientific treatises, the queing Idez of founding a Journal called Le Passage de Venus, the first mimber of which has actually apposted. Tt will oaly appear fourteen times ia 1,000 years, and the next mamber will not come ont fill June 8, 2005, when thenerttraasitoctars. H.deFon- ville says Ba will be happy to take sabscribers' meses Notwittstanding the fact that the New York Post is supposed to be always reedy to recognics «bd encourage ealters, it gave Oscar thisszrage parting shot: \'The [ack that Mr. Wille hasbeea xbhhpmsrmImh-zzmmm ring and talttng about art, wel Bay altoysther exsged physical viokace, is ons of the resst gratifying proofs that could bave been given of the softening of manners in. the United States within the last gonoration, Some curious persons recently: inspected the coat pocket of a Hydeville (V6.) boy not over eight years of age, and found the following art- eles: Ball, pocket book, cotton handkerchief, $wo yards of cord, one 'wristlet, .one. pair wool mittens,. bag of: corn, two copper 'cents, 'one broken castor, one silk handkerchief; two ton- peony pails, eight feet of clothss lino, one marble, one strap and buckle, two butternuts, a piece of a plaster imago, eight matches, ton cards, one tobacco box, one. spool, two horse malls and about a gill of poppormints; This was seid to be only an / average—sued pocket at that. / It is well known in police circles that holidays are always productive of crime, The reason for this fact is that 'too. many persons believe that such daysarosot apart as conveniont times in 'which to: All themselves with rubs; and stzong drink Moneylsganamlly ylentymn theso. oc- castons, the grog shops aro filled with rlubous men, and bloodshed invariably follows, This is a 1m of men reported murdered n this country: Sunday, the day before Christmas: Bohamil No- vy, Chicago; James Saunders, Grand Forks, Dak.; Thomas Lafub, Cinclunati; Louls Mayers, Beranton, Pa.; two farmers, Covington, Ga.; to- offensive bystander and desperado, Porn, IIL; Frank Anderson, Poorla, I11.; David Hildobrand, Columbus, Ohio; Charles Rome, Lafayette, Ind\ and A, C; Nutt: Uniontown, Pa. Twelve mon, and rum did itin every caso but one: A New Zealonder who was aufforing from a dreadful headache concelved the idea that sinco the gum tree was potentrgainst miasma, a poul- tico of its-leaves might reliove its pain. He accordingly mado a mash and soaked his head in it for an hour or two, when ho was delighted to find himself completely, cured. Bub on glatic- Ing in the mirror he was overcome with astonish» ment which has since despened into wo. The gum poultice had dyed his halra fine peacock blue, and the color Is as fast as the famous Ty- rian purple, of which tho world has lost the secret, Forbaps this surprised Now Zealander has involuntarily become a vicatious sacrifico for the benefit of humanity, in which caso he may console himself with the reflection that his memory will be held in reverent remombrance long efter his illustrious compatriot shall have sketched tho ruins of 8%, Paul's and sunkt Into oblivion, During the holiday season, when little: boys are apt to devote too much timo. to the dinner table, the following little anecdoto will bor timely one to relate: Mr. Henry Jonss, an old and respectable citizen of Goshen, Ohio, a week or two since, on entoring bis sitting room discov- ered that a fine canary bird had disappeared frem the cage hanging on the wall. Approach» Ing the cage he saw a huge house snake colled in the bottom of 1, and watching his movements as he neared the cage, the snake began making efforts to escape from his prison, but was unablo to necomplish his purpose. The stiake was killed and opened, and thomystery explained itself, for about a foot from the snake's mouth the canary was found dead, of courze, but entirely Intact. The suake had by some means reached. the cage, 'and being bungry and empty, passod into 16 between the wires, After awallowing his prey his body became so distended as to provent lim passing out in tho same manner as tho on- trance was gained, Tho snake measured over four feet in length. Faris is just now suflenng acutely from an in- vasion of rats, \When the Seine Toso during the recent floods it drove the rat from his comfort able home in the sewer, The eJected army of rats has billeted itself in more comfortable wintor quarters, in the Ruo Dauphine, in the Ruo do Bac the Ruo das Baints-Pores, for Instance, taking posscesion with tho greatest coolness, and. main- taining strict military order, os if In obedience to a common general, - The houses on the river banks they -bave avoided; keoplog well to the boulevards, Some of the host-aro sald to be enormous In size, as big ns cats, says ono chron fcler, of unparalleled audacity and with tooth Tong enough and: sharp enough to take ia plece clean out of a doputy's leg with Impunity. They turn up in all sorts of odd places-in boots, trow: sere, potticonts, boxes, drawors-and one virtu ous bonne nearly diad from. the shock whou she surprized an intoresting rodent in her bod. They are not to' bave iball theiz own way, however, for an opposing array 'of all the available doga and cats is being levied, and tho cafes areringlng with the forts of tho various champions, A dispatch from Vienna to a London papér, under dato of December 15, contained this painful disclosure: In the Criminal Court of Tonspruck to-day, proceedings were opened in a cause celebre of a most extraordinary, and in many respects, most painful charactor, The prisoner is none other than Baron Alexander von Pawel Rammingen, a cousin of the busband of Princess Frederica of Hanover, 'The Baron was born in 1844, at Coburg, and since 1876 has been living in the Tyrol. Brought up a Protest ant, .be In 1875 entered. the Roman Cathollo commiunfon. About that timothers appeared in tho Austrian newspapers accounts of a General Walter Sombre Reinhardt who had been connected with an Indfan principality, where ho became enormously rich, Ho was a rative of the Tyrol, and thero many of his relatives are still liviog. The large fortuna be lefb behind him, Including the proper. ty of his wife, thaill-famed Begum' Bomru, had ccsasioned long and costly law sults, both In India and England, until, in 1872, a compromiso wes arranged between the claimants and con- firmed by the privy council. The Tyroleso rela: tives, who only saw the first notice, and who had learned nothing of tho lawsuits that had since ormed a company for the pur- pose of obhlnmg their rights as heirs. Large sums were thus sunk by the company, Thochiet on concerned at length happened to make ron von 's acquaintance, and from this tims the latter represented the community of claimants. The use hemade of this position may be gathered from the fact mtizhuledcu the present trial. in which be is arraigoed on various charges of swindling. This is a free country! sure, but you can't ges Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup free of trail-”e. It costs you a quarter every time. DYED. > coUGBl'IN—‘Dec limb, Emina, wife of John H. are to attend Suing,” fromllhe res demolherlafl: 01 Arch . street. 1 spawns church. where a re- qmemhighms be celebrated for the repose C her soul. DL\\~Dec. 30th, William Pum, aged {Ski-sum. His and aud of Pr aso or his brothers inlaw Heffer» nan a Read, o the \ gon in of his 63 i I” 35s acre from iberesidence of hmh:?l£v.3.wfi:‘m, meMere-L Berial QUACKENBUSR'$ |B. STARK & Co. TROY» N- Y+ - JANUARY 2 Inventory Feb.1st. 2500 REMNANTS (DRESS coons WHICH MUST BE SOLD. Grand Chance to Secure Short Lengths of Good Quality of Dress Goods. Also, Reduction on all DRESS GOODS during January. areo One Hundred and Fitty FIN E SILK Seal Garments aran Enormous Reduction! We will not earry them, and will sell thom atox- actly what they cost to Import, Arso Orren Beyone Oun Itvemony att Remnants of Fable Linens, Remnants of Fowelings, Romnants of Ginghams, Remnants of Calicoss, Remnants of Hamburgs, Remnants of Silks, Remnants of Garpots, ° Remuauts of all kinds, GREAT Silt—CREME. G. Y. S. Quackenbush & Co. «Cor, Broadway and Third St. TROY, N. Y. We Sate OUR ANNUAL SALE or HAMBURCG EDGINGS aup INSERTINGS! Although Embroideries have ad- vanced in prices, we aro enabled to offer to our patrons an elegant sissprtment of these goods, OUR OWN IMPORYATION, at prices equally as low as those sold by us last season. _ For the proper display of these Embroideries, we shall doyoto for this week a space of ONE HUX- DRED FEET, and shall exhibit about 250 Choice Patterns. The price of cach pattorn will be marked in plain figures, thus enabling all to make their selec- tions with case. We guarantee our prices to be the lowest and our assortment the best in the city. An examination of our stock will convince all. -=- B. STARK & CO. No, 18 North -Pearl Street. NOTICE-Our store will close at 7 P. M. Saturdays excepted. wWOOLEN DE EPARTMENT JOHN G. . MYERS. We invite the attention of purchasers to the balance of stock in FINE CLOAKINGS. We will sell our WOOL SICILTIANS, BARA- THEAS, ARMURES, PLUSHES and all the grades of finer goods at a REDUCTION of from $1.00 to $3.00 per yard. LOOK AT THEN. JoOEKN G-. MYERS. Spacial Hoticcs. THOUSANDS OF BABIES ave Photo- graphed every yearat MoDOXNALD & STERRY'$ Studio, No. 520 Broadway. A REGULAR MEETING OF THE Common Council will be held this (Monday) evening, Jonuary Ist, at 8 o'clock, at City Hall and City Build» Ing. MICHAEL E. HIGGINS, Marshal, NOTICE-Dioceso of Albany, Ofice of the Secretary, North Granville, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1839: The fifteenth Abnusl Convention of the Diocese of Albany is appointed to assemble in AllSants' Cathed- ral Chapel, in the city of Albany, on Tuesday, Jan, ffh, A. D., 1883, at hal-past ten o'clock in the morn- fog. C, PROUT, Recretary of the Convention, azz kixns or BOOK AKD JOB PRINTING, BOOK BINDING, ELECTROTYPING AND STEREOTYPING, af Low nates, SY THE ARGUS A CARD-Special days for receiving pa- tents for January are the 4th, 5th and 6th. FILES, FISTULA-Al diseases of the rectum a specialty. MILD PROCESS, without surgical opera- tion. Call or gend for containing Albany references. D. TILLOTSON G&LE, 31. D, Parlor 3, Globe Hotel. A CARD-To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions ofyouth, nervous weak- cess, early decay, loss of manhood, &., I will sead a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This the Rev. JOSEPE T. HAS, * Sramox D. New Yours Civ. GENTLEMEN! WeMare the Shirt $1.50 Hacc. ELMENDORF & SIMPSON, Xo. 33 Now:! Praz Sz. (Oe Staresk _ 100 Hmd\nxsmrmrssnns @ smFtrglgj-nl mums} “sm- Pati st., next Sor to Lelead Opera House. Misccolimcons. Absolutely Pure. mgc‘duneverflrlg A marvel of purity, mu and w m bolesomeness, Hore economicalthan and sold in com Hinds, andcannotbe compethion tnhflwmlumdeollwmswnmhgdmar hate Sold cons. at Barreo Powere Uo.. 106 Wall st., N. ¥. FOR THE HOLIDAYS Bronzes, Easels, Brass Mirrors, Sconces, Plaques, Bannerets, Cabinets, Groups. «c., &C, &c. WK. H. BURTON & 60., Xos, 5G and 58 North Pearl St. Bxy Goods. Nan Hamar : in Cost Not Taken Into Consideration I OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD And the time to buy the best 1\;anan is now whom the different departments are stll well stocked, and you will not only find the prices attraclive, but thi goods to be Just what you desire. - Should your wite, mother, alstor or daughter need a of any kind at prices ranglug from $3,00 upwards 200,00, Remember that our stock must be sold to make room for our. manufacture of garmonts for our spring wholesalo trade. Garments made to order without extra cliargo, For, remember, every garment that does fot fit correctly we will refund the money paid. or our Silk Garments An advertised price will give you no Just idea, the quality of material used is what do- mands your attention, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS! In egery size from $4 to Sm. reduced. In price 83 pee ven h N. B.-To thosa who wish to make thelvown gave ments we offer, when the cloth Inpurchased from us, BPOBGIAG, MEASURING and CUTTING FREE OP SILK GOODS At Specially Reduced Prices. ALL WOOL CACHMIRES Have Advanced in Prices, We on the Con- . trary Have REDUCED OURS, WOOLEN SHAWLS! Watervliot Shawls in Every Style at Frices Below in market, SHOULDER SHAWLS Slightly Damaged. They musthe Sold, \We are Overstocked. BLANKETS At $1.85 per paty, former price $2.75. Man, & C0. 54,56 & 58 Souta Peart Sr. No Busnes Teansiorso o SatonpayUireit Evaxnia J.LAVENT ALL Dinrers zo ms Orsuixo or a Lanax Assortaisng or HanburgEmbroidgri8s Grzar Crosmia OurBaveor Laores & Cintonay's Merino Underwear INFANTS OUTFITS. WORSTED ULSTERS, SACQUES, Hoods, Mitts, Hostory, &c. We Mean to Reduce Our Sto.k at Any Cost. LADIES AND CHILDREN'S Muslin Underwear WE “15“ YoU TO THESE DTPORTANT FA 015 First-Wo mmmfuclllm our own good: Secont=-We use none but the Bont Mllfillns. Third--Every garment wa sell is made on double threaded machines. Fourth-Our goods are made mn nize A fresh lot of our 25 can (SE AndDRAwERS. At. 50 cents wo a Ire? d nowest designs of THEMED CHKMISE. DR \\‘\ ans. NIGIUT DHESSES and SKIRTS 127° CORSETS OUR SPECIALTY, .@3 J. LAVENTALL'S Cor. Hudson Ay and South Pearl St. DRESS SCARES, TIES, KID GLOVES' For New Years~January, 1893. HENRY A. ALLEN, INP XO. 17 NORTIL PEARL STREET P. J. NOLAN. FINE COPELAND - CHINA TEA SET! is- s5.00. £1 JOHN MADDOCK & SONS CHINA DINNER SET I2~ £8.00. TOM AND SEREY SETS, sew 51.02;an Goons: P. J. NOLAN, ¥o. 1 Kusie Hall, South Pearl St. ALBSAXRY, MX
