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THE b ' » ARGUS: MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1883. * - Ce Argan. WEATHER INDICATIONS. Wan 8. Amity, Orrice ar No, 44 Brame Ernest, Aunawy, Deo. 1, 1882-1113 p. xj The following observations are taken atthe same moment of time at all the stations named: Tm Brations. >B6 Fort Gary.... Grand Haven.. Indianapolis ... La Cro 22DM__ PLT 200 n tis. \Lt\ indicates wind velocity of 5 miles per hour or less. tlie, - Fall, *Below zero, Wasmmoros, Jen. 1, 1 A. a -For the Middlo States, colder and generally fair wenther, northwest to southwest winds anid higher barometerand fol- lowed in northern portions by. falling barometer, For the lower lakes, colder and partly cloudy weath- er, occasional light snow, south to west winds, and stationary or lower barometer, ELEVATING RAILROAD MEN, Third Anniversary of the B. R. Young Men's Christian Association, Yesterday -The Excellent Address of President Weaver, | \ The third anniversay of the R. R. 'C, M. C. A. was celebrated ab their rooms, in the Union depot yards, yesterday afternoon, nud was very largely attended by tho friends and members of the association, 'The programme prosented was- as follows: ~ > | Congregational singing W. Pincknoy, leader Prayer.. ... Rev. Wesley B. Davis Mrs. Boutloy, Miss Quartette, \ Alleluiah \.. 4 Lowl t. ton, Ate, Whituoy, ReFort........................Gonuml Hecretary Solo, \Lob Thine hand help me\... Mr, Whitney Auniversary address...... ... Mr. Geo, 8. Weaver Bolo, \\Praise the Lord\ ...... .. Miss Lowi Address... Rev, W. D. Nicholas Afra, Bentley and Miss Lowi Address.... «»:8t, Clair MeKelway, Esq Quartette, \Bebold I bring you good tidiugs\ Mrs, Bentley, Miss Lowi, Mr, Hilton, Mr. Wh no cs eee ee ene nee K W. 8. Smart, D.D | Bolo, 'Cantiqus de Noel Mrs, Bentloy Announcements, doxology, ictlon, As is usual, the exoreisos were of a high order ' of excellence and very enjoyable throughout, The music, under the direction of Mr, Gerrith Smith, formed a pleasant feature and oné that was particularly appropriate to the ceension, Both the solo and quartette singing could not have been better, and the congregational singing, which opened the exerclses, was entered Into with much spirit by the audience From the report of the general secrotary, Mr. Roberts, the following facts relative to the association word learned: - The results this year ave encouraging, showing a membership of 127 against 66 last year, an average daily attendance now of 80 against 59 less than a year ago; an netive. ladies' commit teo number of mombers-none Inst year; mom» here' receptions for promoting soclability in the association-none last year; a course of medical talks to men only-none lasbyear, A dooper inte- rest in the religious work and workers in the assoolation developed for service on committees, . ; Mors general interest among railroad mon in the Mimiatune ALMaNAc Mowpay, Jam 1, 1883. welfare of the association, The gocrotary's nan-: woos pass yor f poston, xr vonk.. | olal report show recelpts from membership dues, * pay l --- | advertisements in the bulletin and: other sources If 25, |<o be $245.14. The expenditures for incidentals, {fig it | printing, transiont periodicals, postage, enter» T? a. _ | telnments, ot,, $230.43; outstanding at trensur- \ Pit 2408 | ors order, $101.04; outstanding bills, $00,18-- It ll.‘ nib d u. ar Bun risen 7,90 | Bun sete. 4.38 I Moon rises., Morn, meTeorouooita. rEuuRD. Sromau Orries-Arnany, Dio, 91, 1680, leaving a balance in favor of the nesoclation of $1.01. - The amount of expenses provided for by subscription outside of tegular income for the three years since the organtzation of the assocla- tion have been less than $1,000, or a little more ser | SHA paw . |a pms | than $800 annuall party nas . Ao¥ y. | ORUC | \99\ | \100° low wip. | | The total attendance at the'rooms has been SoMS 1 ane - W. -i\ 7 miss | 29,018, distributed as follows: Sunday services, 1 BRE O 22 __LL______ Maximum temperature, 89, degt Mintioum tom» perature 35, deg.; Precipitation, .00. & LocaL WEATHER Report Verterdny's temperaturo, and that of the same date last year, Reported for The Argus by Jon DP. Towxermp, Druggist and Avothecary, Eagle street, opposite Capitol Park. , 8,418; entertalumonts, 1,875; other mestings, etc., 25,125; visits made by the sscretary and asslatant to sheds, round houses, etc., 2,018; papers, ote, distributed, 0,100; visits to sick and injured, 45; books drawn. from library, 024; papors ad perlodicals placed on file, 8,219. Those ate gratifylog results. 'The great need of the asso- clation is onlarged and better quarters, contain- yeand 7 aon [12 A 35 28x Bmke 48, it [82.0 | ing bath rooms, closets, office, amusoment room, iss | o% | 38° geo Indies room and audience room, We hopo before. 1881 | 81 86 86 986 #6 another anniversary to see the association in a wo CITY SUBSCRII *B. F. C. MANNING & CO. RewsRoom,31 State 8t. hive charge of the elty ctreulation otr Awaus, which is Delivered Beven Days in the wook for 20 Cons: Orders for, and notica of the of the paper, should be left at thelr news room» LOVE MEASURE py ravnuny russtiNc. Love me little and love me Jong Js the aweob refrain of the old-time song, For love that is littlo may last as long, But love mo much for a summor day: Is the snm of the song that wo sing or say, For love like ours burns out In a day, emmm mee: Happy New Year to all. Have you aworn off yott Good mornlag, Governor CJovaland! But fow people were on the straats yesterday. The ate will be thick with new resolutions to day. Nearly all the ferries on the river are run- ning. Remember the letter carriers and newsboys \to-day. St. Peter's hospital fair will bo open as usual) this evening. Eighteen enses were disposed of at the police vourt, yesterday, Bix lodgers were accommodated at tlio station houses, last night, St. Peter's and tho Cathedral chimos rang out mertily this mornfug. 'The curlers expect to have quite an Interest- ing gamo this morning. For the first time in many years, ab this sea- son; the river opposite Poughkeepsto Is entirely free ofice. Messrs, B. Stark & Co., 18 North Pearl stract, will, unti farthor notice, clos their store at 7 p. x., Saturdays excepted.-[Adv. * A boy numed William Kresse, whose home is at No, 50 Clinton street, fell on tho sidewalk, yesterday, nnd fractured. bis left arm, Ho was attended by Dr. L. E. Blair, There will be a meeting of the members of the ndvitory bosrd of St. Peter's hospital fair, at the rooms in Tweddle Hall, on Tuesday oven- ing. A full attendance Isexpected. A class comprising over twenty-five couple Bas been organized to attend the roller skating rink on Wednesday evenings, which\ makes It necessary for the rink to te closed to the public on that evening. John Shipman, who resides at No, 25 Mource street, fell last night upor the sidewalk and was badly cut about the head. | He was taken to Dr. Thompson's office, where his injuries were dressed, and afterward escorted home by Officer Bictler. The Chantaugua Literary ard Scientific Cirels will-hold a regular meetiog on Taeslay evening, at the old capital, at which the Rev. Frederick Widmer will deliver a Jecture on the Golf Stream, 'The publicare invited. Oa fo-hight will be exhibited in the chapel of the city mission, corner Rensselaer and fin streets, 6 hig 2 | is core room, and better facilities for doing this Franklin streets, by the Rev, W, H. Walker, series of high class Hlomirsted pictures on the Jewith Tabernacle and its services, 'These pic- wwres baveattracted large andiences in England, and with the lecture provide a popula: and in- structive enterfainment, is_ The Adelphi Club. The Adelphi Club will give a grand ball at their clob home tonight. The buildinganithe have been beastifully decorated, Pariati& (Austin's orchestra will farnish the music and the affair will be the equel of any beretofere given. mfibmfimMmmwfll Myer Imase Stramer, Myer Mein, X6. P. Frat, Lecpod Pokly, Iene rz new building which shall bo ndequate to its needs and with sufficient accommodations for its rapld growth, « raxsibext weaven's Appnest, The address by Mr, Georgo B. Weaver, an ab- stract of which is given below, was listoned to with the greatest attention, Lio previous ad- dresses by that gontloman, 6 shows careful con- alderation of the subject and was evidently the outpouring of a mature and philanthropic mind. Mr, Weaver said in. substance: Wo have mob together this afternoon in accordance with the custom of our association, to colebrate the com- mencement of a now year, | The work of this as- sociation is yeb in the Infancy of Its oxfstence, und though much good has bean effected by its energy, yob wo can at presont form but a falnt conception of the good It is ultimately: destined to accomplish, | The work Is worthy of the men who established It and who havo stood by it through tho many trials It has had to encounter, Oue of the grandest missions of this age scoms to te todovelops tho individual man, The indivIdunt, in times past, hns been lost in the mass; now he Is begiuning to be recoguized; the development of. the individual affecta the development of the race. Government is ab the bottom of progress. The State or nation, the railroad corporation or JostItutfon that has tho best governmont pro- gresses most, We complain of the antagonism of society; tho distrust, antmosity and degraia» tlon all through the social compact | This Is wrong; the fault is with the lndlyldnnl. Maka tho individual barmonlous and you make the community harmonious, Organize a true gov» ernment in ench Individual and you elevate the standard of thoraiirond corporation, Whereshall we begin the reformation except with the young ment . The management of our railroads is daily passing Into their hands, Teach the young men to take good care of their health, to be Industrious, to observe the Inws of cleanliness and. tempor- ance, to make a carefal use of every lolsare moment, and you rob our saloons of their meus of support, aud our asylams and poor houses of Incbriates and paupers. Will any ono say that this association is not at work, directly and to the point, in bringing about this result. Is fh not the practical way to deliver lectures upon tem- perance,upon morality,andupon religion ! There are and always will be, those connected with railroad corporations who are there for nio good purpose, 'They ate the Cains of the present time and constantly intriguing and plotting for the overthrow and ousting out of the Abels from places and positions. | How little are they aware that they are nursing some evil affsctions, only to be ruined by them. | It is their effections that roakes the difference among people; it is what people like that makes them good or bad. Tell me what a man loves, and you tell me whether hais to be classed among the good or evil. I believe the day is not far distant when. we shall think differently in our politics, in our mode of Hivicg, of the sentiment of Jove. This is theone remedy for all ills, the pansces of nature. We are, and have been for thousands of years, ran- ning in a rut of selfishness Instead of kindrem Tet the work go on. | What weneed, first of all, work, We went a larger and better selected Hibrery, cotomodious and pleasant rooms, read- ing rooms and amusement room, and above all a ladies room. . We most do all we can to encon- rage the presence of the ladies among us on all suitable cceasions. Days of receptions inclading Tadies should be frequent. They are the regals- tors of all social fotercourse. Societies and lois are too frequently the hot beds of common gonip, and petty slander. . Almost unconscions 1y, many societies acquire the habit of descant- Ing opon their neighbors faalts with a ind of refish-a place for stander; a hunting ground for bones festtvand fallures. While women will Fort op a multitede of virttes In ber com- has set fo the credit of all ber neighbors. Ard wewark an anmsement rooun Itseeics to ne anineements ara uokonly right and proper tet a laci-fefy zo oor Eight well being Io life, Nob only does health require tham, bot ithe anil religion steed I4 need of aide. To be really useful, amusementzshould bo blended with all the Iabors of life, instead of being entirely separate from anything else, and sob spart by themselves at some place and timo; they should mingle and color with a ray of brightness the whole web of life;.they shoul be made so easy of access, so much ab hand, and so readily at- tended that, without-much effort, or expense, or Toss of time, they might gladdon life: with their sunshine and be a joy to the soul, upward every\ day, - When they are sought only at certain sea- sons of festivity, ab long intervals of time, and then with great pomp and cclat, they are almost sure to be abused.. They become scenes of im» proper excitement, and nob unfrequently of, trouble and. discord, 'To be profitable, they should be skillfully and. frequently intersperseds with the business and duties of life. Tn closing, President Weaver quoted as follows from the excélleng address: of 'Governor-elect Cloveland, delivered in Buffalo on the occasion of the Inying of the corner stone of the new Christian: Association building in that city a short timeago: \ Wo this day bring into a prom{- nent place an Institution which, it seems to me, cannob fail to Impress itself upon our future with the best results: .Perhaps a majority of our citl- zens have heard of the 'Young Mon's Christian: Assoclation,' and perchance the name has sug- gested, in an indeflnito way, certain efforts to do good and to aid generally in the spread of re- Higtous instruction, I venture to say, however, that a comparative small part of our community bave really known the full extent of the worth of this association, and many have thought of ib as an institution well enough in its way-a proper enough outleb for a suporabundance of religious enthusiasm-doing, of course, perhaps, no harm and very little good, Bome have alded it by their contributions from a senso of Christ- ian duty, but more have pressed by on. the othor side, . We have been too much in the habit of re- garding institutions of this: kind as ontirely dis- connected from. any- consideration of municipal growth or prosperity, nud have too often con- sidered splendid structures, netive brade, fncrons- Ing commerce and growing manufactures as the only things worthy of our care as public spirited citizens.. A moment's refleation, however, will only re- mind fis this is wrong. | Tho citizen is a better business man, if hoe Is a Christian gontloman, and surely business is not the less prosperous and successful if conducted. on Christinn principles, This is on extremely practical, and perhaps not a very elevated, view to take of the purposes and beneilts of the Young Men's Christian asso- elation, but I assert that if It did no more than to impress some religous principle, upon the business of our city, it would. be worthy of our generous support, | And when we consider the difference, as a member of the community, be- tween the young man, who, under the Influence of such an assoclation, has learned his duty to his follows, and to the State, and that one who subjects himself to no moral restraint, ylelds to temptation, and thus becomes vicious and crimi- mal; tho importance of an fostitution In our raldst, which leads our youth and young men in the way of morality and good cltfzenship, must be freely admitted. * I bave thus only referred to this assoclation as . ingome manner connected with our substantial prosperity, There isa bigher theme connected with this . subject, which touches the welfare temporal, and spivitual, of the objects of its care, Upon this I will not dwell, | 1 cannot, however, passon with- out involdng the fullest monsure of honor and contideration duo to the selfsncrificing and dis- Interested efforb of the men, and. women too, who havo labored amid trials and discourage- ments to firmly plant this association In our midst upon a sure foundation,\ From the other gentlemen,as might bo expected; words of countel and encouragement. were ro- ceived. - Many earnest appeals wor8 made In the interest of the asscelation work . The import of the quotation, \Hitherto bath the Lord helped us,\ which sppeared on the programme, was fully explained by the remarks of tho speakers, and it will probably not bo long bofore the asso- ciation, by the efforts and assfstanice of its many friends, will bo placed in more commodionsquar- ters, where its good work will not be ham pored, no at present, with the lack of room. A HAPPY NEW YEAR Bt. Peter's and the Cathedral Chimes Ringing in the Now and Out the OL At one minute before twelve o'clock, last night, Edgar B. Fassett, carillonear of St. Peter's church, rang 1-8-8-2 on the chimes, and at twelyo olock precisely, sounded twelvo strokes on tho old Queen Auno bell, followed by 1-8-8-%, After the ringing of the changes on the chimes, the following selections were given: © Hail Columbia ,\ \ Adeato Hideles.\ # Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean,\ \ Venite Adoremus.\ \ Good King Wonceslas,\ 'Then followed numerous carols, closing with # Auld Lang Syne,\ THE CATHEDRAL Abouta quarter before twelve o'clock last night Mr. Joseph Klein began the rendition of several selections on the chimes of the cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, ringlog 096 the old yeariand ringing in thenew, Fornearly an hour the bells chimed merrily, and the different melodies were bore for a great distance on the still midoight air. | Among the selections given were \Hail Columbia,\ \Star Spangled Banner,\ \Vive! America,\ \Hail to the Chief,\ \Yankee Doodle,\ \Red White and Blue,\ \St: Patrick's Day in the Morning,\ \The Watch or the Rhinc\ and various other patriotic and national hymns, concluding with \Home Bwest Home.\ THE INAUVGURATION. Arrangements for To-day's Change in the Chief Magistracy, The arrangements for today's inauguration have been complotéd and are very simple. Gov. Cleveland and staif will meet in the Adjutant General's office this morning atten At half-past ten o'clock they will be received in the Executive Chamber by Gov. Cornell and staff. Ateleven o'clock the two Governors and their respective staffs will proceed to the Senate Chataber, where the insuguration ceremonies will take place. Prayer will be offered by Rev. George W. Dean, chaplain of the Senate, and after brief speeches by 1r, Cleveland and Gov. Cornell, the cath of office will be administered by Secretary of State Car to Governorelect Cleveland. (Gov. Clevelandandstai® will then escort 3r, Cornell and staff tothe Execative Chamber, where a public reception will be held, Tasting until two o'clock. Adjatant-General and Mrs. Farnsworth give a Incheon to Gov. Cleve- land and staif, at their residence on Elk street, at three oclock. \The that Lieutenant Governor- elect Hill would also take the osth of ofice Winfiwisinwlreehheiafingdmflyflsdkk cath with the Secretary of State. Hewill, how- ever, socompany the Governor to the Capitol, ad join Fo The ceremonies, The Boards. A reguisr meeting of the Board of PatiScIn- will at one be taken woul to radcrow 8m.vmzbaumzfixduyw To is probable that stair» active will be token ty the Concern JOHN G. MYERS. Nos. s9 5nd 4.1 North Pearl Street. - SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY -| SLE SA LEI! |- especially for this occasion, great interest, wesws and -we guarantes they will special lines and request an early inspection, positively cannot be duplicated Inter in the season. According to our usual custom ab this season of the year, we shall on TUESDAY, JANUARY 2d commence our ANNUALSILE SALE, and will offer SPECIAL INDUCE NENTS, having made extensive purchases of FRESH CHOIUE STYLES and FABRICS Our patrons have always looked forward to. this sale with not bo disappointed,. We: mention some as the quantities aro nop largo, and they BUSINESS NOTICES. ARRIVED, . BARK OLINDA, ¥row Oronto, Sram, wirm a Coxstonint or © FORE WINE! Fon w. H, LIVINGSTON, No, 76 Bzaze Auman, N, ¥. avs ©1908 O7 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, BOOK BINDNG, EpEOTROTYPING AND STEREOTYEING, PROMPTLY DoX®, A% Low nayes, bY _ TRE ARGUS COMPANY, Forty Yeans) Exprniznce or ar Oro Mas 80OTHING BYRUP is the pre- scription. of one of the best female physiclans and nurses In the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falliug success by millions of mothers for their children, Tprellevesthochild from pain, cures dysentery and dlazzhoom, griping in the bowels, and wind-colle | By giving health to thechild forests the mother, | Price'Fwenty-fvecents abottle, TAXES AXD water Aunts. or Taxes, Ovrice or Receiven or Taxes, Ciry Harz, Dec, 16, 188%. %‘ The assessment rolls And warrints for the collec- tlon of taxes, and tho assessment rolls and warrants for the collection of waterrents forthe several wands of the clty of Albany, have been this day recelved by the undersigned. - Notice, therefore, is hereby given, that all persons named thoreIn are required. to pay thelr Faxes anil Water Rents to hiiim on or before the tenth day of February next, On all taxes and water rents pald before the ath day of January, a deduction of one por cont will ho allowed upon the taxes and water rents so paid. On all taxes ond water rents pald on the 16th day of January and before the 10th day of February, a deduction of one-half of one por cont will be allowed upon the taxes and water rents so paid. a On all taxes and water rents paid on and after the 10th day of February and. beforo the Ist day of March next ensuing, one por cent upon the amount of taxes and water rents so nald will be charged, On all taxos and water rents paid on and after tho 1st day of March and before the 1st day of Aprt fol- lowing, two per tent on the amount of taxes and. water rents so pald will be charged, - On all taxes and water rents remaining unpatd on and after tho said 1st day: of April, Interest at the rate of twolve per cent per annum, to be calculated from the 10th day of February, will be added, WL J. MAHER, Receiver of Taxo n. eae Temred. ANTED-A lady asslatant at A. C. FOHNSONS Sowing Blachine Parlors, 87 North Pearl etreot, : ANTED--A girl to do goneralhouse- work in n small family, . Reference required. Apply at £0 Lancaster street, - Apply ot PD BIEL} ___ ___ ANTED-Ladies' Fine Sewing, hand- work, done in the most perfect manner, - Also \Plain and Art kmbroldery. Cali or address Miss CHAPIN, 67 Livingston avenues. ANTED-A Girl, from 14 to 16 years old, to 'asslat nt light housswork in a small family. | German xmmr ._ Call In the forencon at No. 74 HUDSON AVENUE, up stai, : No wi ___. ANTED-An experienced Lady Blog; with “12 om 4 gtapher desires a position, | 1s also film writes. est of references 5m». Ade dress BTEDOGRAFIIEH, care of Argus ollec, LALATE ANTED-Ladies and Young Mon in city and country to take light pleasant work at their own houses. No. canyasslop Good “hay. Address with stamp, NEWARK MAfiUb‘AOI‘URL G CO., #28 Broad Street, Nowark, N. J. 'ANTED-A two-story and basoment or small threostory House fn desirable Toon tiom, by: hum]! of threo adults, 11115 time between February and May 1st. Address, with location and terms, ' 3L K.,\ Argus office, ANTED-By a Compotent double entry Bookkeeper, a altustion., Would ox» amine, close and open books; would. writeup books during letsure hours. campemnon moderato, City references given. . Address \K.\ 257 Firat st., elty Pew Advertisements, X. Y. STATE DEPARTMENT MANUFACTURERS F. and M. Insurance Company, OF BOSTON, MASS. Losses Adjusted and Pald at This Office. H. A. GLASSFORD, Manager. GLASEFORD & HUBBARD, Local Agents. Loral Agency Copartnership Moties -The LOCAL FIRE INSURANCE business heretofore con- dueted by Henty A. Glassford, will be continued from foe non We¥hy a. orassronp, FREDK B. HUBBARD, Tm® Fortowiso Couraxizs anx Revarsamtzo: Mennfacturera'F. & IL. Ins. Co. Boston, Mess. ProvidenceWashingtonIn.Co. Providence. R. 1. Phamix Assurance Company, Londoa, Hag. E{remen's InsuranceCompany, Dayton, Ohio, eur filmonnng HUBBARD, Agents, ARD, Agent No, 25 North Pmlggmet. 1HE YOUNG LADIES JOURNAL Special and Important Notice! A Grand Prosentation Plate In colors, of the latest Parisian Dresses for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, is issued with- cor exirn. charge to all purchasers of the Janu- ary apart. of Tas Youre Lapies' Joursat, now ready. Tbe Januery part also contains ta elegant Floral Resigns In colors, for Poonah Painting, Embroidery or Pictures. | An Extra Sapptement of Directions for Poonah Fainting, Tue com- Femncement of s new story, by. the anthor of \So Dearly Won,\ and \Ite Youngest Miss Derm\ All the Istest Paris Fashions for the tew year, and this being the first Part of a new Volume, will be the best time to i Frics of the Part, including all the Supptemsnts, $0 cents. For Sale by all Newsdealerx, THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, £0 & 31 New Your JACESON beicg George F Jackson, buisess of mart of «i to wime at; Ine'hnfi Fernace. rex EUS Tax Youre Lapms'Jotnxar . Observel- Tics Subscriptions received for all Foreign Peciodi~ PROF.IKEUMDIEEK R. LATE FIRM OF TOWNSEND & zg eimctred by the deatis of atheists-Mpvegmtfie‘ waiee the Grocexies, LJD GROCERIES! New Yem's Cake, Fruit Cake, Mince Meat, Fruit Jellies, Glace Fruits, > Stuffed Prunes Stuffed Olives, Nuts (All Kinds), | Table Raisins, Malaga Grapes, Florida Oranges Bétflcd Preserves, Bananas, | Sardines. Scotch Whiskey, Irish Whiskey, Janiaica Bum Fixe Old Table Sherry, Holland Gin, Old RyeWhiskey, Old Boushon Whiskey, | | Imported and California Wines & Brandies, Also, the Great American Sparke __ - ling Wine, EOLIPSE, J. H. SUTLIFF, Cor, High and Lancaster Streets, CHOICE FRUITS axp GROCERIES! yon tus HOLIDAYS. Florlds Oranges, Bananas, Malaga and Catawba Grapes, Fancy Lady and Table Apples, GermanStuf- fed prunes, Glaced Fruits, Extra Layer Figs, Dates, Pruncllas, Dohesa, Dessort, Layor and Muscatel Rat- sing, Vostlzza and Patras Currants, Fronch Proncs in Glass and by the pound; a full assortment of Holiday Biscuits, Burnott's Puro Extracts and Cologne Water Selected Queon ond Crescent Oifves, Fancy Formosa \ten in small packages, Christming Candles, Plum Pudding, Sweet Potatoos, Nuts of All Kinds, Minco Ment, Maple Syrup, besides an endless varloty of Fancy and Staple Groceries of all kinds at CEO. W. RAYNSFORV'S Lancaster and Dove Streats. ESTABLISHED 1839. VINEGAR DEPOT, ) .. 78 Green Stroot, Albany, Jan. 1, 1883. ) ~ Mr, CHARLES H. BUBETON desires to express bis grateful ackowledgments for the gericrous trade he has enjoyed. Conveying the mesurance of his con- stant purpose and continued efforts to provide his many patrons with the choicest goods at the most reasonable prices, ho tenders to all his best wishes for a © Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, POULTRY AND CANE! ENOUGE FOR ALL, TILNEKHANMEPES Corner Beaver and Grand Sts. Tap BesT CEpERY EvER SoLpIN ALBANY FoR THE HoLiDAY SEASON. Also Cauliflower, Spinish, Lettuce, Nuts, Radishes, &c. Miscollancons. SEAL CAPS AND GLOVES SILK UMBRELLAS, OPERA HATS, No. GGS Broadway. r»~ AGENCY FOR DUNLAP HATS, as TOLEN-A Horse, Sleigh and Harness, withtwo Buffalo Robes, &c. on the 25th inst, Bethleber . Iwenty-fire dollars 'be pal for the horse and tment five dot the Othday of 12x. and i Cashier. . - . G20. G. Davinso®, Cashier, bxom‘cxxsm THAT an Election of Irosees of The Quizn & Nolan Heverugck m%wfluwnfieflect The Company on 3 Ferry steeds, ln the city of maififfemymixg'sm the sem %. *** \st schsour, , - Amnsentents. . ~ LELAND OPERA HOUSE. Mh, C, E. LELAND... nso MANAGERL NEW YEARS M ATINEE, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Tr Diemnovisuzn ano Beaurivet, - ALICE DUNNING LINGARD! Tam Worte Fatep ° With ROSA 87, OLATR LELAND as \ Jan. 4-THURSDAY, FRIDAY, -Jan. 6; mEtOnN or R ©. A M. H AGU ES&S GREAT BRITISH 45-PEREORMERE--45 - EVELATION IN MINSTRELOY, Box Snwer Now Opex Tnperic ato Baurren's \°_______Drus &, Ternoue Hate ___ LEVANTINE'S THEATRE. .._ Méuday, Jan. 1, 1888, One Week, - - Commencing with New Years Matinee at 2. MAMMOTH \ Prisentmo tas Nuw ann Coxspx Famox Enzizuab - b CcoNEY ISL AN Or, SCENES AT THE IRON PIER Ixqrupma Tine Fawove Burtxoous Rxeares« ur yon MISS HALL; . HASSANBAD; or, The Pretty. Prince. Reoutan Maznures Toxonay ano FatpAy, * Pntoge as Usvat.~ © Oitoenz & Sucitvan's New Cono Asp Mas- mempicos winu ns by Fon Tue Fins Tock in arpany at Kusic Hall on Monday and Tussday, Jan & 2, Grand Matinee on New Years Day. © « Costumes, Beenle Effects and Stage Mountings iden- . Teal with the Standard Theatre, N. Y, City, The ONLY AUTHORIZED company on the road, - Grand Ensemble ofBixty People, PRICES 80e, 7Bo & 81, Neate on sole at C. R. Wendell & Co'$ Musle Store on and after Wednesday, MUBIC HALL Thursday, January 4, 1832. Teat Appearince in Albany this Senson of - THATCHER, PRIMROSE&WESTS MAMMOTH .-PREMIER CLOG DANCERS- -SUPERB SOLO YOCALISTS- CELEBRATED GREAT MUSICAL BPECIALISTS----& Positively the Greatest Show on Earth, Prices as usual. Seatsansntoat Wendell's AMustc Store» t. Peter's Hospital Bazaar TWEDDLE HALL, OpEX DAILY FROM 3 P. M. UnatL 10 P. M. « Admission..............25 Cents. DANCING. . Prof. lglLRAY’S Private Dancing Parlors, . 100 State Street. NOW OPEN-OLASSES FORMING, \ Crasous Maxt MONDAY Axo THURSDAY EVENINGS vor Lares axp Gamztexy, Wednesday afternoons for Ladies, Misses ond Masters, commencing Octoberth, Guar antecs the Waltz In six private lessons by a simple and original mothod, Those having falled atother sohools solfeited. - Will reserve hours for privatoclasses In or outof theicity. . Private lessons ntany hour; 'Oallat the Parlors time J. H.HIDLEY- B52 BROADWAY, ALEANY, HAZELTON, STECK, HALLETT & DAVIS, || Kranich & Back, EmERSON, Vosk ano - PIANO FORTES, BURDETT, TAYLOR & FARLEY, ORGANS nUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 1 ----GRAND BND _ MBN-- MUBIOIANS---20 pEALE® Dr MUSIC 30935, MUSIC BOXES, Trimmings for all Kinds MusicalInstraments. \__ a LARGE AND PLEASANT ROOMS, with Beard, at No. 87 COLUMBIA STREET. 24 PREM MO FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT WITH. OUT BOARD at 113 NORTH PEARL STREET, 0 RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS with modern improvements, at No, it} Beaver street. 71“!!ng WEEK!) F011: man e m tlemen - ive Stes contains stheen , _ OARD-Pleasant furnished fron board. Table first class. side rooms, with site the Capitol. No. 186 STATE STR t an Toate RBC BAEC O ICRC TORENT TO SINGLE GENTELEMAN- 'A nicely farnithed frout room, with aloore. Bat three walk f K 'Apply toMrs. H., RENT-FPleasant and Ni Fur- ngB Mum-smut: no: Taare as o. 5 LANCASTER STREET . mnooxq SINGLE or CONNEC- ted, may be had for 2mm desirable pal—fist MW, well warmed M vated. Two rniaotes walk from the Capitol. at Xo.? Chestrus street. O RENT-Wihout board, ® Sulle of “Rim-3mm ' Ke within five montes walk of the rafiroad depot. Apply through P.O. Sox pPraRTNERSHP XOTICE- ur JOHN E. HUGHES, ef Glaze, LL, bek mis Teen adeized as a member of Gu]. z fra. Aluenys mhm FERRY & O0. ex Whpxs‘s Visit Last Benson was Recorded as a Box Orviex Oren Frou 10 to 4. IOLANTHE! WN. HORACE LINGARD . ers Poe Dominos Wednesday.. ... OPERATIC MINSTRELS! - MISS LILLIE HALLS. Burlesque Specialty Combination! | ~ Introducing Miss LILUIS HALL and a Powerful Co. \Uge BATON OPERA CORPANY, rass Band and Orchestre, -> One Night Only: ,; Consolidated Minstrels. .. woG man' $8.0 OVE and 4 ,. The from in th «price boug) 4 * Januar ¥We ha Ix Oro I Fron ]
