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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
HARVARD UNJUsTLY CRITICISED.

SIR: The letter TO your valued paper nom
the Captain Of the Princeton Uni'efoi'y Boat C'uo'
which has Just appeared the daIes of this city, has DC
csioued some surprise the friends Of Harvard here
abouts aud ~ is Bkoly TO convey wrong impression
abroad If not at home think il should not 30 uncor-
reoted When the young gentleman speaks OF tho re-
treating footsteps OF Harvard and OF her secession
from the Intercollegiate Rowing Association, 10 49, 10
say the least premature. The only action 'Dat harVau
has taken thus tar has been TO appoint committee
three of whom are graduates to consider the adysabty
Of wtbdra wing from tho Association for which course she
has good and TO herself perfectly satisfactory reasons
owing to recent i-advised action on It's part, which
she cannot and will not follow. Harvard was one
Of the founders of tbb Association believing that
It would promote and advance the spirit and standard OF
rowing among under Of tho various ntiyhDor
ing colleges. and tine interest felt Ia ts sport
by tho public by presenting srres OF fa and exciting
raoes These ends she satisfied cannot lie success
fully accomplished under the present conduct OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
pusINrss CHANGES IN NEwENGLAND.

BosToY, Dec. 31.-Ihe Boston Commercial
Bulletin OF tomorrow Will contain the following in refer
once to New-Eng gland business ohangos:
j. H. Connors dealer in wholesale liquors Boston, has
failed with liabilities of SOLE AZ. The Indebtedness
il Tor tho most part in NewYork and Boston Assets,
5000. 49, ,..-. u,
five. consisting OF three Newlork aud two Boston par
ties, was appointed TO investigate Affairs.
The investigating committee IN the case OF r. " 70
tiers x Co. OF Boston met yesterday, and reported In
favor OF accepting FIRMS proposition " go into bank
mptcy voluntarily, and then offer q oomposton with
their creditors the basis VI paying 10 per cent In .
,nontbs 10 per cent ia o months, o per cent
in rs mouths, and per cont in IL months,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsmNGTON, ID. c., saturday Jan. l. 1861 a. tn.
Synopsis JO- The mast "a hours; ,
The pressure remains highest off the South
AtluGc coast it has flleu decidedly, with nc easing
southwest winds over NowYOrk and NewEnglAnd, and
nOrthtry winds preyailfrOm Texas a. the upper lakes
fog continues over the Middle Atlantic States southeast
Winds slightly warmer. clear partly clear weather
prevails from the OniO Valley southwark
The rivers have risen ut Nashville and Keokuk, ana
from Cincinnati % MeInyls but fallen elsewhere.
Probabilities .
For Saturday. in The South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States stationary barometer and temperature, sOuthery
wInls and clear weather. -
For the Southwest Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, AMI upper lake region, rising barDLeic
colder nOrthery winds, lg-t rain, followed 10y clearing
weather
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley tho lower lakes
and New England, stationary or falling barometer
warmer Southwest winds, partly cloudy weather. fOl-
lowed In the northern po ton by rain.
FOR The Middie suites stationary or falling barometer
increasing SoutsS riids and clearing cedser
For the canal Cempertture will remain above
freezing -,
The rivers will continue rising below Cincinnati with
out serious overflow.
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LATEST SHfP NETS
For OiLsr shin NeirS s1t Hfb P1J.l
AnNTTIn

slOf Oitsr SIM AfUA Sr run TuJsl
ARRIVED.
steamship Hndoo lrl Mnls. ngl PEG and 7Gathamp
'9 S i g,'9 9iiS Of e c r' Ict 5So Dec G
IN Win rn 8, ard as' to IGGr o. p "a so
steamship VIM. P Clyde Livingston. Philadelphia in bal
BaiS iiimlaa lGcrh Davidson FoochOw July u. via
sig l. War tp lof Bucksport, Cray. Mnantau % dps
Esss San. G5,l6@ l Haven g:l in ballast
The brig Glendale conEin froc Newport O. r. Martin.
qnr rut into ST. IhoIat m distress Neither dste par
PoRrIGN FORTS.
HALIFAX. y. e. Dec 3i-rho steamship George Cromwell
for Ncw-l ORR. sailed tajs afternoon.
Cook rom HeS.Yors Dec % Liverpool arrived tins
M,VaSA Dec 30 Arrived sclr John A Griffin. from Phil
aGslpE2 sai9a BARI fuGLG, toi y s'''9 Manner from
~ J9n>. ~ T. Dec 30 Cleared bark Annie Troop (Brl
" TJr i;''''- ''''' '''O-' - l'''''..'' ' - w
CuARLE51os, Dec. 3OAIuyes s amship Equator, liinck
ley nnacnl. Dg @a{asar-1n' tspl, MOI i 80 is
nj iced LAVE. Clca.e, 3ist buga Alice tNorL inyro
tyr r narcel,n on The peat ~ rks Aaron Goggey br
frob liayre tmemd tNorh rom DuDhni Fanny A Car'h
,ihiyIsI6N Dec 3O.-Aruye'. ship sunna lBrl from
Tiiulahi bari wsfarer or Hubert from Bahia va Kew
My Wfsr ia. Dec. 3,-Auivcd, schL narbinger from
P0KriANp Ne. Dee. 2O-Arr.vbd scbr. Lucy Ames from
R'ck and los NcwloX Claed 81 81 bars ilhie aeiiy
Berry MIinzas schfs Maggie Ellen for sagus' a. H.
FORMS, NONGoY Dec. Sl.Saled ship Martha snd bark
shrL brs johanna Maigarots ior FnllAiei
IAtrI1ORF. Leo. 3l.-A-ryed steamships Luche, from
Charleston .H4tk..0no from Providence George AppOib
trJu BustOu w NOOW arl from Ne" lotni p. fIal" n
Philadelphia. Gle red steamships James AHtIy lOi
Ntwbcru. ~ o. Octr1fd ior No"'h0iA; WIN "hHnH' TOT
fhlnie pha
frs Nuw-Nurk. passed 4is sriinsp Newbefn. nom wa
Del. Tor ia niore, usol uohh Inc iob sLH pre-
Walls.
PHILADELPHIA Dee, 3lAirived steamships SAXON RON
lo,t. MNlnk iInm Ia II
IA ~. Flelrcd steamship, IOtd GIVE, quhmt Nert Ooi
H. f. CAV pitrsuI baltimore, bark susan a. Duiman hOsr,
Antwerp. 1T. -
NrwOELEANs. Dec 3I.Ceaged, steamship Frederic Tor
lYgIfip
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WHICH IS TIE BEST CREW.
CHANGE IN TuE CHARACTER OF CREWS FBOM YsAT
TO YtAR-TIIE CLAw5 or COLUMBIA AhD COR
L.

CHANGE IN TuE CHARACTER OF CREWS FROM IshE
TO YtAR-TIIE CLnw5 OF COLUMBIA AhD COR
NELL NHX1 YrAR.
TO the EdifOr Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: In your issue g. yesterday you published
cOlnmuD cation from Dir. OsirOm OF Cornell in which,
among other things b. ondcayors To prove by the records
OF number OF years back th Columbia and Cornell viii
pos,es next Summer superior 20 those that vi" he
sent forth by Harvard and Yale. Now, although do
not disagree with the gent, to tho fact that the
crews OF the former colleges will, from present pros
peots DO far better 1uol 10 represent America ~ CON
test with the Engs uuvers es than those OF the latter
st no rational mind fail 10 perceive Tat the argu-
ments by which no onGravJrs 10 arrive at TINS cOucu-
sion do not legtimatey tend 70 such cOnciJn. In the
iirst place would tho fast % Yale or Harvardis
having made poor time one year Justify him
him IN inicrrng that . do the any succeeding
YEAR, Success any regatta must OF depend for
the mOet part the nature OF tho OF whom tho col
LOGO 10 UiIn cicN thht year As tao students
a,yaucc encn year higher 10 must necessarily
follow that tie C0cso whote representative odsncn alo
composed cilnOr ~ pdit or WLull OF enlolh otV year
must the next year such members Oi lie crew. Add
IA TINS the many cIscs which compel students To leave
college before the course ~ cu;Ai,ted an o1e can At
once see how angcdho Is tn 'Dstahcr OF tho crew
~ wear to year. Ar an INSTANCE, TIC Columbia crew OI
last wear cOniaucd only % tnat Ut the previous
wear Thus then, ste bow vast an influence ciihlc
49, i A. q cons, tuition OF ~. year to
mud mad MIR O,trOm reflected tor moment upon tins
ma M ms must have discovered his DusnCo III calculdt
ing tho srcoss of college ~ any regatta from il5 pre-
viOs record The fact at Cu'u a realms Oil hcl lasl
y,,ra men nuI tdt Cornell besides sun possessing "a
ysy, prt of hers has tie spirit Infused by LEI victory
oud her vigorous excriiUns Immediately Oh inc COM
mencement OF the Fail term ala her. would nave iul-
MT Ostronl FRIEND COLUMBIA AND CoI'ELL
Aetv- York, Dec. 81, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

EVERYBODY SHOULD BE CAREFUL 10 give
id treatment severe Cold
raoAiug Coueias these commonly the chief primary
symptoms di ate Of the Lungs. involving
trud,Bcy UdovcOp into settled Consumption Per rs Of
dra constitutions hay,fsg weak unsOund lungs
sOiCtOus tfeat tho earliest symptoms
Old. t. hoao OF more dangerous comp ,iOnsi
prudently koepl yOu therefore Dr. JANIS ENPBCObANr
that may administer AT once Jmic O5 curative during
IhfOu Lung dsOrici, Tor not only
are SPEC symptoms complaints iraclsbie and
easily controlled hon but general 9Th and tone OF the
81 be friJlsl Affected, nj n thero
amenaUe Ia the recuperayo ID healing properties
TUGASr. A little attention 10 what may soeln
tding Cod may tho iato Of Lingering Con
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sr,z,rpp OF A GREAT DsTILLERY.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Revcnue agent Brown
and Deputy Collector Springer to-day seized the
distillory OF the Illinois Dstillng Company, Tor
mery known as the Northwestern Dstii-
ling Company, the largest house OF the kind now
running Its full capacity $500 bushels day. ana Is
owned and operated by Edward +. Lawrence JOS f.
Baneniine and John Robinson There wore iouhu
1000 barrels of liquor the time OF the seizure, and
btv inventory showed the vauo OF the distlery to be
\ d Al An
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THE STATE or TRADE.
CATTLE MARKET.

BuFYALo. Dec. 3l.-CNrnE-Rcceipts today, L5 head,
supy for The week thus far 7O9 heal or
~ carr OF Whb le5 we're through cJnsmehiS the
balance INST 1873 for the same time as
wrcka differences r receipts for the week thus far ~ 10
ear. lrssand al Or tie same week last year There
wa uo market and sales made The irosh arrivals
were Though cOn,gnmtDs % held tor shipment
to-UuOlIJ-.
total supply the thus far 80 heat against lo2OD
time last week 300 hUad fOf The same
week last year There market 70 day aud no trsnSao
tons nado
TO-DAY, 1iOO head making the total supply
for the thus no. % head against $500 head for
last week ANA D 200 head for tue same time
last year ral ket w.s siow hut few onsiag ana tho
light sales ~ iOrkers NJ n lUd+1 ~ ~
heavy hog. market the yards ar bare 81 stock III
exception lots Of hsht stock, or which there Is
demand.
Receipts for week. 40 cars Of butchers COWS and
~ head mixers and sprnger. the demand or tue
poorer butcTs rtOcG has been poor Hme beat os
ready sale quote Tor tho NetA y ear lots ~
mixer and slinsris have been IN good
demand aud found q ra.li sale at taOat3 q.
offered hl5 week tuN not sui
foent number VI gfas5rr5 for quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

Association and naturally believes that she has an nm
doubted night TO her connection with she sees
ut. Being unwilling however 10 act raslily or lhau
Nlscty, slc has appointed The aforementioned Coi-
miftee with full powers to determine her course an le
result OF their consultations Is now awaited With h-
terpst. Whatever this result may be- am very p~luVe
that Harvard will too doShted 10 meet Princeton or any
other fairly composed University crew, whether sA or
oi-ht, singy together and row three or nVo NIT
race with them any convenient course ana thr re-
suit would very likely dsipgte suspicious wbetheI JUS
unjust, as 10 her ability 10 shorten inc lhe Oh tu
or may not be contestant hANAhb'
I.-L..l liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

OTTAWA. Dec. Silt is officially announced that
the dominion Parliament will be called together to dispatch
business on the 4 tn Of February.
ST JouN NJ b. Dec. 3l.--7he Globe this evening
pub,slIes comprehensive lit Of New Brnnswick shipping
f,rg m. war IL states vess.s regiscrcd
age1eang tons beDg falling Oh OF rs vessels ii0m
The ~ vessels Will
,ann,ga of a6ig valued at 900. The shipping now
ownn In tho numbers s0i vessels aggrrgatng
27l 0,4 iona aud valued a. SOOOOJ beng gain OF ~ per
can meal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

Total. 81 u 40
N,fa II MIA

Unfortunately the foul 81 IS74 throws Yale out Of The
comparison; but IL wilt he seen that 'ar comparison
gives Harvard u better average than either Columbia ur
CORNELL and that. too. 81 spite Of the delay caused Ia
Harvard by the Oul OF lS7i According 10 Mr. O'iTons
,lan IN n Harvard IL most competent to represent
American colleges, Column mere COMPETENT tiah
Cornell and "a reasonable man can avoid au-priun
that Yaie may be able 10 vie with Cornell ono swallow
docs not make Summer. aud C0rnchs record Tor thc
Iaat tbIvc years will hardly convince the country That
she rs more competent tuan Harvard ana ldio u repre-
SEM American colleges in an international rrEttid.
Nctg- yOrl,, Dec. 81, 1870. W. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
4 CHALLENGE FROM PRINCETON.

SIR: Although Princeton College docs not
ieno to withdraw College Rowing Association,
yet tn, following crew does Lohy challenge either Yale
or Harvard 10 row IN oighrowcd race. with cVxswains.
four miles straghtaway. The race &, come of between
the Il and June 1876. aud Cuuroc t1 b. agreed
upou hereafter The crew BrIj amin Ncun, sttOac
niid captain: theodore W. llunt, trcdrrC Nnt0u j.
-tiIiinsu scnaick HCry C. Cameron, Joseph kaTst,
I;inau H. htwatcr. aud :. g.. Peabody.
Respectfully, ". a. BuTLIR, Pres. L. D. A.
Nfr York. Dee 30. 1873.
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s. Enr the EIond IL The I.ile.n

500 Deuteron nv Xii % The blood beng the source nom
with she HyHem IL p aud irom which derive or
mental a, Wei a. ysal capabilities how important tiAt Il
.oi hc kept pue II II contain vile fostering pD SONS al
oa as lung- LIVER aId kdueyA the effect ni18L ts
1. all TO Keep thet bOod per
i,ty heS condition, aud more riaY uOos tlS Apply
particular Jason al The year thaii NJ any otoi 10
" exciting De-, inc calse O q
large proportion Of Ill bad blood Now. Dr. PsE
, not wish place ms UOiDFS MEDICAL DISCOVERY M the
catogus OF quaCk latent np,tfum-, 10y recommending III 10
recommend II; on tle con
trary there diseases tag ack O"lodges IL
this that there IL Out
one Ofin OF o that IL will not and that seas
cancer recommend his Dis ON BY Tor that as
es, vet DO the most searching boJdcoans
the blood systtln OF
otaer pO.sOns, be- they animal vegetable OF mineral
the wort skin Diseases nj forms or bloches
nulrs aud krul tons also AL Glandular Swelngs aud the
w a form of uous aud liberated sores tne Neck
Legs or paris aud all Scrofuous Diseases OF the Bones
ssses- All OF which Dolong 10 scrofulous 5eases.
COMBINED LDPJoLT DISEASE CURED
W. GROVE STATION. Iowa
Dr PIERCE, Buffalo n. Y
DRAlsI Ny wife frat became lame nine years
Swehng would appear disappear hip and she was
disease ,s7l swelling broke on her hp dschare
and that time there soNeia a.
Openings Have had hYe doctors at An expense ~ ilZ0 VINO
gay nothing will do good but surgical operation
&c y great benefit Of your DISCOVERY for she
was not abe bed an not expected t. hve
week commenced using 10, ayear she ds DO ~
doing work for mouths mas use twenty
bottles aud su using H. Her recovery u eOslerod as
smo.t miracle and attribute 1t all TO the OF your
rn,iti,r ami All .nRth res torer ]. NJ. ROBINSON
GOLDES MEDICAL DISCOVERY Is sold by DrugtlStS
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THE TINE MADE GY THE CREWS.
GAIT osTRoM's COMPARISON UNJU,T-IHE AVERAGE
OF HARVARD rIE BEST.

GAIT. OsTROMs COMPARISON UNJUsT-IHE AVERAGE
or HARVARD nIE BEST.
TO the Bditor Of me Trtbunc.
SIR: | was much amused by the long letter
from Sir Ohrom Of Cornell University which appeared
in THE TBIBUS Of Dec. %.
Mr. Osirum should oam that The strength OF an argn-
ment drawn from comparison Of Statistics depends IN
a great measure the comparison Of Ike with Ike
do not intend Ia review Mr. Oslrn's letter at length,
and in the little which shall hg that in compar-
ing Harvard and Yalc with Cornell may be- understood
as comparing Only sx-Cared crew with sixoared; FOR
would avoid Mr. OstrUmS OF comparison oi unlike
with unlike. am not a boating man, aud speak only
from memory but under the impression that IN the
early races between Harvard 9nd Yale the boats used
vers of a very different style from the n shells now
I'm use Hence Unless wrong. Mr.. Ostroms argt-
eut on the eighiOar and c0Xswain questions falls. The
most amusing pant OF MI OsrOms letter Is the argu-
rnt by wlici ne claims tntC Cornell and Columbia are
prrectly justified" IN claiming 10 he " most competent
Ia reprtt the American Cocgcs IN the proposed me
natl, ma rae next yCIr" Iuis modest clam Is based
compares the hYefet~ of toiiDlih uiu t"ihti
three with those of lHc Tor tAo idst
four years, aud uf Harvard for the last i've years.
The last two races ", rpvcd az SuatOga. WINE he
races OF 1871, 1872 and - were fOTed al SpinSh l.
In the race of 81 Yale uOt represented, ami ila-
yard cougeuuey lacked the usual Indictment Tor thor
oush tranhfe In neither ISL nor lSI2 was Cornell or
Columbia repyesontCd 10 viii DO -ern that a proper
c.pal1s0n " requires comparison OF races
yucrr All were re".eoeLtcd. aud where all were fupJs
to tie same litiOn5 OF Saicr hud weather ouch
comparison will show dT rent result from that gwen
t,,A Nj, fla.r ma ~ 4 liD1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.
LONDON Saturday Jan. l. 1876

The TJmes's Paris dispatch says, NJ. Theirs
has accepted nomination for the Chamber Of Deputies
from yaenclennes tho condition that should he bo
elected TO the senate by Beor he Will be guided by cir
oun,stances in his choice Of a seat.
Marshal Canrobert has declined many nominations To
seat In the Senate order avoid the appearance of
encouraging any manifestation hostile TO President Mac
Mall
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NESIO AND THE DRAMA.
nR. XON RuLOW.

rEi,e, procrapIme of Dr. Won BulOw's concert
,., ieit differed little from the bill originally sn
pounced te Rubinsten quintet being given instead OF
en,b- quintet In minOr The selections werc then as
follows ,.,...,,o
2 GaYatna from DeI Frevschutz."
Miss Lizzie Cronyn.
o. M 30 variations on az original Te s1 10 Bee,hovcp
(bl Characteristic SONATA, OPP oIa' % D'e'V''"
Adeux. rAbsencc, lie Rct0uT'
sOnss al La Parten7a Beethoven
lDl Lumante impaNehte' -..'...'-)
Miss Lizzie tronyn.
Plan" dnte hautDoy noIn viola, Cello double bass
The rcot feature OF this performance was the SONATA
r Won Biow only played it with the astt nishns
,bnioue tho faultless accuracy, the braney' power
s~d refinement which We have admired so much IN
rl m i, interpretations but no brought out certain
ter remarkable qualities of his art in unusually hOlu
relief with the key Beethoven himself has given to II
in the Title tho meaning of tie work is clear ana us
contrasts are tolerably well pointed even ny com
moupiace players; bat the performance OF 1t
last night spoke with such dramatic force tlat
the sonata was like thing THIS was true eoquenco
an music where every phrase started forth from the page
with its lust accent cOOTng and every shade OF emo
tion was expressed with its Que emphasis Here t'e
p,ano seemed to decaim th0c it sang its tender mel
o5v or breathed a strain Of sad revery or broke into OK
rltauon For an encore the Doctor played one of Cho
Plus most beautiful hoctuineF, Op ~ NO = Ill iu"
per that was simply unapproachahe.
fl WAS p satisfaction have second hearing OF RUBIN
seins noble quintet and the high opinion we formed {"
g. ON Wednesday'night was increased by better acqua
npce The scheIzo last n gt was admirably done ana
the beautiful trio made strong impression TIC Septet
OF Hummel's is a fine Specimen OF composer whoh We
do not often hear IN these days Is meodic themes are
clear pleasing and varied its structure is classicay reg
MAR and in poiat Of workmanship II ranks OF
oonrso very high Miss CTOnyn sang the Und oh no
Woke ruin Der Fr,yschutz" and the two beethoven
sones TO the entire satisfaction OF large part OF the aud
ence and was frequently recalled but we have beard her
do hctter Beethoven wrote two songs under the ute
"Enmane impaziente" and they are both published as
mart of OPUS So TIE Miss tronyn chose Is chaiin
ing aries buGa nos quito her style. She was Obliged
however TO repeat it.
ON Monday Dr. won Biilow and DIT Damrosch VIII play
Ceethovcns great Krentzer Sonata ana schuberts IN
PRODUCTION and Rondo brilliant Doth for. piano ana
yiolin, and the panists SOLO selections Will be trom
scorjatu Bach Gluck. Mozart and six from Chopin On
Wednesday new yolonce!list NJ Aubert. viii be miro
duced lie will play with Dr. won Luiow smte DV
s,inLSacps and ChOpin's Introduction ct POiOnaise
briuantc" Or 3. DIR. Won BuOw's selections VIII be
ON MendelssOhn Including six songs without words
aud List.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ADMIRALTY SLAVE CIRCULAR.

I1I''IIONi s7'stIII'EJT J"II' II TOT
The Time and The Post both condemn the
Admi ys Jgtyo slave circular, because 1t surfenders
the principle OF tho freedom OF British mau-ofwar
from foreign Jurisdiction. and on other grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

nam Darts IL won't do 10 have the pictorial anu VIC
eItotial clash. VT has got more pous % ~
So III the rest nf put together, any now, hud lho
tIr,ers don't care M long they can make money,
landing they are Method'st Inc COCA niSh"p
talk ID much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

Dess Holiday Git.

The late 81 device In machine sewing Is the
"NEW AUTOMATIC SEWING hAOhlNb,'
which IA creating quito sensation IN tho I~S| NO D'e,ot
Etft can DO selected Tor ~,
Mother WIFE Sister. Friend.
Onered tempt purchasers but per
faot aud delight guaranteed ~ the
WILCOX d dIBus SEWING MACHINE Co,
No. 6JS Broadway, NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
MARRIED.

BRADLEY-LYNDR-O on Thursday evon.ne. Dec. 30, 1875,
at house Of MI. M 7. Lynde Brooklyn N Y by the
Rev Dr. John NJ BuCbanan Clara H. 10y Dde dehef ol the
Hon. VIM. Lynde Of Milwaukee Wa, 70 Henry O. Brad
Icy OF the Same place,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.--ln letter in The Times to-
morrow Charles II Ham vii that no the author OF
the article in Tgs ChIgO IarOeaG attaching Secre-
taTy BtistOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

UTrING-DOUBLEDAY-On wednesday. Dec 20, at Zioo
Church by the Rev. J. r. Gsehef, ChsTes v Cutting VI
Ccsgo ~ Mary stewart daughter OF Ilyssts pouOiesy
eeq. OF Now-York.
HARRAI-WHtEIFR--On Tuesday. Dec. 2S az the rest
euCe BRIDES father Bridgeport Conn. by the Ho.
w Maxcy. Edwart w Ilarra OF philadelphia 70 Mel
lie b.. only lighter Of Nathaniel Wheeler. No cards
IEWIS-DAVIES-O the 2Sd Deoemb,r by Rev. DIR. VIM
Taylor Edward. youngest OF the late Mr inohsrd
Lewis Guldshed 10 Elijah, IT, daughter OF the late MI
Davies Of llangpfs both IN the County OF Mont
gomeTy North Wales and VI Mrs Winifred Davies OF s
oily
VAN wYCK-LEE-on Thursday, Dee 80, at the Clinton
Avenue Reformed Church, Newark ~ j. by tho Rev, W.
j. r. TAYLOR D. D. Herbert Van Wyck 10 Anna e. daughter
OF George Ii. Lee. both Of Newark. N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
am sEMI.ANNUAL INTEREST.

TRUSTEES OF this Bank have ordered that iNlERs NJ
the rate o. ,x PRR CEST per anDum Of the earDngs OF TIC
past months b. PAID ~ DepostTs on ana after January
18th. 1916 Od ala actOpnts oniifleI thereto.
INIs1 called viii ~ added to the account and cas
interest N jan. l-t.
MoNRY or before January 10th viii DO enuaod