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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
HOLDS A COMMANDING POSITION AMONG NEWS
PAPERS.

THE NEwfORK TRIBUNE has resumed the
publication OF a sunday edltI0n; the first number OF
which appeared last sunday II IL In every pect
model paper There Is extra sheet devoted inter-
ary ali OF which IL OF the frs. class The
regular newspaper part Of the character that
TIE IRfBC commanding among spaDers. Es-
peclalY IL, foreign department unusually full TIE
1RIBUSr has 10 congratulate itseif the
FIRST venture in this kind OF enter
Prise. and rust 10 val make Il a permanent
edition. TIIE TuBUSE, under its present able
agemcnf advanced beyond even the IN uenria posi-
tiOu occupied under The c0uiuct 81 Horace Grrery,
and il exertng a prceuimcpt influence upon American
thought, not only III political matters, but social and
literary well We trust after Swing much
THE IRBUSE will pardon for saying that with rs
much attention foreign news as The Herald gives, IHg
TRIBUNE would be absolutely without % rival among
the ncwspapers of Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
THE RIGHT KIND OF SUNDAY 6lLo, NEWSPAPERS

From ne hsfnfr 4frdncf, htnHeH hIfHTf, Frnn.
The NEW YORK TRIBUNE has been COM
PEELED thu morrt-ing demand OF newspaper liier.-
issue : : 4nday eGit0B-tne first onr OF which
appeared isst sunday. With the merits OF the Sunday
newspaper IN iAis connection nothing To DO
A. long pecp.e viii read them they will DO printed.
aud 70 bc y sin sinners not Lonesome for the
want of company bat % long "a hey are issGed and
read. IL grtLnc tipu when each heightened
journal THE IETaUSE enters the rfid. RecOg-
nlzed every where the exponent ~ the best
thought VI tnes the sunday issue VIII. Ike those
OF the other days of the week. contain only what may
be read Win profit. which more than can DC ssld or
the majority VI SUNDAY pewspI9srs This n the
Reforming feature OF SunffT Journalism " THE
TRIBuNE stamp. - lo~g people insist anon M vilR
thcl morning Newspaper 10 10 FOR good people
everywhere tuse OF the rIgnt sort that
they may suppanL the trashy. sensational sheets which
now 50 mucn abound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
OFFICIAL RAILROAD REPORTS.
ALBANY, Dec. 15.-The following report

hav~ been received by the State Engineer:
Spuf-n DrEsG ana Srt Eorrts Raiirodd-Paid capital.
q. 'front.' Central Hudson
ver alroad COMPANY $50 l20, the
being dyideI the stockholders OF per cent tho eaI
IN stock.
soineld Brane4 Rairoad-Paid capital $40 900 receipts
passengers sS2 S64 payments or transportation
So 939
no kstcry Eierasef-Charie-ed capital s5050o0 sub
scrbed- L2cOOO paid - OOi funded ana floating de0t
81. 500.
ErtSD0cf harercc capital sSOO000 paid.
x2Ss. 600 IL Ia ease ~ York Central
Igchkeepsi, Hartford and B0slOr RaToad-Pad capital
funded and floating debt 81 ll5 70; receipts
rom passengers freig So. 300 a. from
other sources. fIB2Ss SO payments for transportation
S4S2s d. Tor interest," ~ 81 other paw m-nt- 81
90 esaa 600 90. rad sJ46Tb 900 10 funded debt
Ss sj93lI 20 The hoaIing deOt be several
large Amounts by company. tiga
non following Is thu report Of the heceive
frun d sseng-rk so3l. III % tom g S3,OoA 1l5
N m other $3.50, Is. payments from uanspor
So. 43o ios o. other pay Inente. ssSatJ o.
81 so OcO; paA 81 500. funded and floating debt.
si6725Op TeesPts. passengers 1886 III as IRON
sb.oT5 II payments fOr transportation.
x45 1881 "a for interest SHAFTS ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
GENEROUS PRAISE BY COMPETENT CRITICS.
IrDm lac Nsr York Daily Grapaie.

From lac Ssir- York D1ttgerupHtf.
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE must have been
welcome visitor Yesterday 20 thousands ~ families.
Last Monday had the pleasure Of CONCENTRATING the
reading public upon rhe advent Of this enterprise
and expressing the better that 20 might receive The
Of prosperity fs carefully edited and widely
diversified PAGES merited Yesterdays issue of Tue
1RTBrNE IN s arrangement. frPa rnt and selection OF
topics superior 20 toe frat number The welcome
extended tn the undertaking IL another evidence OF the
assertion fro made by TIE GTrphe that the Held
for wholesome sunday yapcr--Nhich has h-en. uuor
tnnately for publ nras 30 long and largely occupied
by sensational fras ana other literary weeds1norde
an inviting and desirable for journals OF whole
some and eeyaiing character. TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
therefore. shines among tins trash IKE the amidst
Held OF hStles IL - pleasure 10 pcruse its elaborate
compendum OF events aud latest news aud lis vigorous
comments ana criticisms.
From TIE Commercial 1drSTtfssr.
The TRIBUNE's Sunday edition i q success,
giving agreeable variety " fresh and readable mat
ter and introi Icing features which are very
taking. Ia yertrrday's sir Charles It. CongdUn
began series Of " Rrminiscenres Of Flfy Years OF
Journalism" which rs drew amr@ing picture OF
New Bedford in me days when inkils were uscd on
bis iaihers old Z. press. and when whaling skip
pec aud Jack tars made the streets DopuOus ana the
cy prosperous Mr. C0ngdon- pen has lost neither rs
Split nor It's humor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
MIDNIGHT THER REPORL.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past "a hoarA

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16. a. m.-Ihe barometer
h highest u the Central Gulf states and lowest on
Maine disturbance has advanced southeastwafd ant
probably central Nebraska and southern
Dakota. Numerous light have fallen from the
Atlantic States 20 the Lakes, partly the after
district Occasional rains have also fallen the North
Pacific Coast region ana snow m Montana. DAkoto.
Wyoming and the Upper Mississippi Valley. The teni-
Deratnr~ has decidedly from Northern Texas 20
Minnesota, DAKOTA snd Eastern MOnI,Ha. with winds
generally shifting 10 sOutncry. II has fallen from the
Ea-l Gulf and Atlantic Coasts 10 the Lakes with north
and west winds.
lndleG'i0Ss
For Middle states ana New England rising barometer,
diminishing west uOrtb wads colder and grncray
crar wc1t followed portion OF Er-f dis
trcf hy falling barometer rising pcraturc and L.
cry Winds.
rRlHI-NE LOCAL ORSEHV iri lNt
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skis Dtsen@es

a severe ease @ nyr V-ar-' entirely curei
Messr1 WKEKs FOrTUR-senilemon The ben eai Of
the world wish this 1 have BEEN az
rirrd fer about i've years Ir1rd
almost everything that cauA o. without aay relied
whatever until youi Cutcura keuletss crtlscd
concluded "a them.
certify only uSd thrn about until
entirely veil but DeOtr commenced using
almost solid | o. cr
Il the blood rrUm booty. I
thlnk CuticuTa hsme.rs hi
thai brought buioro Prbuo Very crate
faly yOJrA r. tUx.
CslaO. Ind. Ter Bob. 81 la7A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

TIE PROPOSED THIRTY FIFTH PARALLEL ROUTE
CRITICISMS BY A HIGH RAILROAD AUTHORITY.
From The Railroad Gdsefte.

THE PROPOSED THIRTY PARALLEL ROUTE
CRITICISMS BY A HIGH RAILROAD AUTHORITY.
From The Railroad GGsette
new Pacific Railroad is contemplated by
an agreement made between certain officers OF the
AfchisOD. Topeka anu santa Fe and the ~. Lous and
sAa Railroad Companies et tn he ratified by
me dreCt0rsl for rnctlng aud usng IN common
line FROM a junction with the Santa Fe Road IN New
Mexico near its present terminus. west ward 10 some
point on Parr Coast under the charter OF the At
fantic and PaclHr Company. owned By ~
successnr. the ~ Loris and San Francisco Such
nar,iiel u.s-Ing little north of the crutre Of New
north OF the Latitude OF lOs Angeles preliminary
surVey CAGE made o. TIE hue or part OF H. Tor the
tie country Is extraordinarily difficult snd desoiai@
Tue distance from TIE junction Is reported 10 he 1000
due west OF thc junction. To refch San Francisco
would require some 800 or 400 mi~s more rneIe Is
Oh whole line until WITHIN very shot distance OF
the Pacific doubtless SOME supper may DE con led
= arizona No very dcnnise description OF tle
route L. given, however, and doubtless Tbs
charter VIII perlit the selection OF Que "Eef
ever b may APPEAR best IL AS heretofore 2een SUD
no-ed thaf tue AtehisOn. Topeka aad santa Re would
oin with the Southern Pacific 70 siasc route 70 eau
f0rua. The announcement tnai me 4 Aa- Shh Iacihc
would connection with tie southern Pacific Gla
not this any the crs probable IArTe ~ nc reason
why the southern Pdcnc should NOT serve equally sell
ali The roads thai NAV al ITS rrnnr On
The EiO Granuo just as the Union acr n"er a4I Tue
roqts that conn, with Il COunci Buiis lhe cxpc
ttee. Of the southern Pacific watch Wac able - cboUse
It's ground and i IN operation Tor most OF l l.slAnce
~ be fraversel Ia the new lne. put 30 mlira
sortber SOUTH does MOI encourage the building
az parallel rOad for TIE local fainr
Tie object be the thronga trafe Now.he through
traffic ewes very good support " the single ne now
exstlua bur by the time toe Atanuc uhd facinc can
be- completed, there will probably b. not one road tut
f,,r and II that rad should get OneiouIh oil tue
whole. II would almost eertlinly 40. x.l o. e-io.l.n on
te nresanf pr0s from through trar rst Deciuse me
cost OF CARVING one-igarn o, eS ~, lam. t or or
tho hna road, and secondly because win IOur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

Among tie many triumphs of the giant press,
wonder. -erplisc Z progressive journalism
OF he "a lrte nih ht1ii, IN NEH-loRA IElbJNL has
q Nay .l..iug peculiarly is own. For long
time TIT THfBrNI has not been prbtsAcf on sunday,
whist al - great cuuri nUllrcs regularly issued
ssr -uld4s editions u.efluf sIru Su CtlHu necr--
s4v nn De ulri e., I'VE fEiH and his u drfef ned
,n. "a termination -cL es the mind 30 lhH
IIIGi ~ fh x short superlarive success loluws
nv ufInpI ~ nav" fiif lat ~uudiHs nlmbt. nc-
u. which. uInn cK.u.lnaiOn. proves bu another
exelul4fcftou % "a -laBc efforts Something of Tie
n.a idr Cd5rf may be- conceived from the
iurl fla 10 fhrec large sheets, scycnty-two
counlHs. lli.d with bright and attractive articles.
lrlnf-h m a elnA- md heinIifnl tYIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
ARAuRoAD TRUSTEE RESIGNS.

LONDON. Dec. ij.-At meeting to-day Of
the bondaolders OF leased iaes Ct the Atlantic and
GreaI Western Railroad Company. Mr.. Herring. trus
said he ccuid single ~ sunshine. and
asked 10 he allowed "a resign
Mr. McIenry spoke hopefully H. sid he believed
that the property OF the houdhcldes OF great
value He recommended the appointment of q commit
tee - decide upon future Of actuE. rrsoiU-
iion passed authorizing the appointment of rdch
committee. and also the arpoiDt ment ~ lstee IN the
place OF Air. "A erylng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
A NOVEL MODE OF RESISTANCE

CHICAGO, Dee. 15.--As no civil process can
Dee served Sunday The trackmeu OF the Chicago and
Alton Railway tried take advantage - Yesterday 70
my track Eightsonihst. upon some property
claimed by Tobey & Booth, packers, bus Mr Tcbey
led he root Of his packn gEorse ano began play
ius "a stream - Wa ar from large hose spot where
the 200 worklugnen would have 10 pass. He even
threatened hot wnter II cold bad terror, iof
his eneure Fortunately for TIE peace oil ne sshbath,
Nayof Harrison appeared and ordered the rlrOad
cnnpanY desIst lAe mAtser gees b lne cOnrls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
COMMANDER CHESTER HATFIELD. U. 8. n.

COMMANDER CHESTER HATFIELD. U. :. n.
SAN Francisco, Dee. 15.-Commander Ches-
ter Hatfield, L. 5. ". died st Vallejo this morning.
He was born in Massachusetts, but was ap-
pointed from New York the Naval Academy IN 1882.
and was graduated IN 1856. lie at once attached
TO Tie steam frgats Merrmae. where he remained for
TWO years. He promoted 10 Master In 1859. con-
rnissionsd Lieutenant in 1860 as Lieutenant Com
mander IN 1862, and Commander In 1871. He served
the steamer Mohawk In 1851 on the steam Ennboat
Owasco IN 1923 commanded the steam Eunboat
Aroost,ok ia 1894 the steamer Roanoke In 1868
served NJ the Naval Academy IN 1866. commanded me
steamer Ashuelot ln the Asiatie squadron 10 lsol
the sfeam-slOCp Shen andOah, IN The same sea1r,n IN
1899 served az the Brooklyn Navy Yard 10 l~t'-l
commanded the Kansas North Atlantic Fleet IN 49,
and Inspector OF Ordinance ~ norfolk ~ 1874 o.
During the he was in the West Cur and the lIth
Atlantic Plockadne Squadronr and took pnrf IN the
hOnbardment and passage OF Forts Jackson ana OF
Philips the attack Nicks0urg ami the capture Oh Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
The KANSAS PACIFIC SALE.

An Associated Press Dispatch from st Louis pub
hshed yesterday. announced that che United States
Circuit Court at Topeka Kau. had aside the sale
Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad. Sidney Dillon.
president Of the railroad company. yesterday dc
med in emphatic terms the correctness VI the pub
ished report During the day the company issued
an Official circular correction Of tho St. Louis Dis
patch. From this statement 10 appears that about
year ago proceedings for the foreclosure or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
NOTES From YALE.

IRON A Oc, .s,oSAL coREEsPoSn EET or r rRIBUSEl
NEw-HAvEN, Conn. Dee. 13.-Ibe members
Of Linouia have arranged rcr series q lectures TO be
delivered by The members % tue F3culty aad some
prominent genglcmcn ~ town during the Winter term
Tho Hrst of tn lectures delivered by Professor
Knapp instrue 0r in French AMI spanish, last Monday
evening at Lmnnia Han large audience greatly en-
ioyed his lecture on Tie Liberal movement II Spain
during the present century
The following table shows the football record Of the
r-.t,.,utr, r..rn fhta so suu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
40 BETTER PAPER Fo:: rHE People TO RE-

TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has finally de-
cided issue reguiar suuda, edition. aud hereafter
the uapcr viii b. israed every day The year. Tie
published last sunday and 10 l. model
paper IL n died with news from all quarters or rho
world IT. editorials upon timely aud proper sub
iec.. written with marked ability It department.
for women viii merit ard command their adj
In.ratInn. Tx TRIBUNE says nowadays people read
papers fltu book. and they cannot have better
,laY read THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. II fail
ID b.. "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

second land erant mortgage and for the sale OF the
mortgaeed lands lying between Kansas City and the
3Soth mile post were begun. No resistance was
made by the company, aud tho yale took place IN Oc
sober of this year. The lands were bought by the
trustees Of the companys first consolidated mort
gage bonds. When tbs proceedings under the decree
aud sale came before the court tor confirmation,
some OF the bondholders objected on the ground
that the purchase price was inadequate. The com
pany and the trustees consented that the sale should
he set aside and the court at Topeka on Saturday
set ASIDE the sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
LATEST Snip NEWS.

PORT OF NEW-YOkk- ARRIVED DEC. IS.
tBrl, bruce Cardiff 10 days with iron
DIR: vp-ae 10 An eli, Tufts & Ca.
ship amiitun Fish. Mortimer. London Nov 81 with ND
% UrieT. vessel a. n n sr-hall q Ia
tNorl Nielsen. southampton 40 daya
old ron a order. weasel ~ Fanch, Eiye a q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
4 MARvEL on JUnIcIOUs EDrrNG.
Tnr NEw-YoRK TRIRI-NF. sncenmhin

TIE NEw-IORK TRIBUNE, succumbing TO
tn acssinv modrra 0ural4sm. Will hereafter have
SUNDAY edition. if ldaY OF TIE TRIBI Ne
-'ecneu 81 what our contemporary proposes DO
H tha. line. feel 10 bones that II Will be very
popular. Ihf literary supplement- ~ marvel VI good
and iuciuus cdn-. ana u We ARE 10 u ige BY the
copy before u.s. considerable space will DE gwen orig
mai matter. feature which cannot fan attract
i've Tho editorial staff OF IIIE IRIDUNE comprises
the most conscientious literary workers N the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
SEWs PAPERS MOST DESIRABLE or ST.
DAEi
.Hroal Tar plrLEM0alt Ia Iilaex.

The Tecrnt Publication Of The NEV-IORK
iuIHrNL sunday beer made 'hc pfcfcxt for q
compiese hurricane ~ windy warfare upon the OFT
vcytu ppc u tie nroprctv OF publishing that H. Of s
-il-. pfnrrs SUNDAY. We sort ~ harm IN
tn custom the influence that extends from good
new paner j. even moro desirable sunday than on
other dav and the process winch This lHiu
cuce 1nd @ces 10 within reach ~ Tho general public
ctunOi BY B. wrong Objectionable. II no
greater si1H The sending qua % paper Sunday
j. cOmltiod IN rue lald. hen Indeed, ID j. ad-
yInreh state Of nln.sptlpeg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
UNUsUALIY Iy1TRTsTING.

The NEW-YORK TRIBUNE made its first
appearance ia SunGay .hs 7ih Instant. II was
rncndd Illustration Of he Immense resources ~ the
command % this great metropolitan paper. Inc nun-
Der Interesting 20 all cil-Ses OF readers. Inv
tribune IS mi-niY power in the isDd, and VIII from
now on be m glitter tnan ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
Chri-ta.a. ApDesI Tor Inc Poor NhIlaren.


Who ~ beip make rs1las happier for tie chidrso ~
the poOrl
some IN cellars light 4 dav sel
under stairway q
III ftenless hOmeess others
working people who 4nfortunatr In ths happy
OF vii they stretch forth h2las ~ appeal 20
Thcv clothing and and food aud
d home
~ these u lie IL desires 10 make happy
CHRISTMAS them. u - friends tho
Ei'ty dollars give thfa homeless children christmas
present ~ home IN the country
Ffftr lo!as put atty barefOot-d little
hundred dollars VII furnish hundrs ciidIen sitA
hot dinners ,cr month.
Who that would have Merry Christmas" IN his own
viii forget the homeless hunary children Of TIE
G. L. BRAVE. secretary
ChIl.rens AId Soei-tv,
December. 1879. 10 East <th-st- y -forS
tt Of pyisons ant eetnF ma. 9s = nj To tes Central
Donario.s % @oney inclOsed under.
WM A. BOOM. President
Third National Bank -
GEORGE :. COZ, Treasurer.
American Ex hange Nauonal fank % BnadEsv.
&. +. BRACE Secretary, 10 stb-st
WORK OF rHE YEAR.
There during the past IN orr s.r Lodging
Houses 1882 different oya end girls 2tl.ZB5 meals an
lodgings suvplied IN fhc
eleven evening schools D. 40 chren taught
ted and clothed .O5o meal. sup.
Piled 1913 nj 10 3oMes maiuy IN the West l533
Chifreu's Mission " 20 children enjoyed tie boehts 81
seaside dome (syerari9s over 200 p"- 545
been instructed I'm the of tie machine
Girls Lodging House an ia he ird5-ttai schools.
There have 1854 orphans the lodging
5000 ) deposited IA the PeEny
Total nuaoer Under charge u the society during the var
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
NONE BETTER IN TIE WORLD

Last Sunday TIE TRIBUNE commenced the
puhica tuIi 81 q paprr IN 80 pub
lshri except short time ~ sci To our mind TUE
IRIbCN. ,Ic best paper Ia Tie world. W Used 10
think 80 hen Horace Greeley had charge OF IT, l.
certainly is As good II ever i;s Dcs;
Greeley lay-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
Fr-LLY Abbreviated


Could our readers hui SEE the way III which
the lls copy ~ TIT -JNDtr TRIBUNE has been eur and
slash-d since reaching cable tins Monday morning
thcY would nave some idea ~ appreciation OF IT, Il
IS me biggest single copy o. Newspaper and hess h'lad
wti valuable readn. Of any coming 20 our table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
rHE snENANDOAH VALlEY RAILROAp.

CHARLEsrowN, w. Va, Dec. i5.-The She
nandoah Valley Railroad opened for business to-
day LIS train connect regularly with the Baltimore
AMI Ohio Railroad East ana WestOound freight and
rasseuge-s NJ Dnfirids Junction, nearly midway NE
tween Hsrpefs Ferry and MartnsDurg The road ana
equipments ar. deemed first class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
Mr.. SHOEMAKER PARALYzED.

CINCINNATI, Dec b5.--R. NJ. Shoemaker,
president OF the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road Company and Consolidated Street Railroad Com
pany OF this city, and Of the wehlthiest in
Hamilton County stricken with paralysis at 1890
this morning street When taken 20 the Con-
sOli1aed COmpany's office no was unable TO utter an
artfcul ate sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
CLEAN. BRIGHT AND WHOLESOME.
E1-Dt. Tsc Yudtgau mills tfirq

There IS no room Tor adverse criticism on
The pap-r iIE TRIBUNE makes Tor sunday. l. clean.
brnf whuirsor AMI hears evidence ~ careful ed ding
~ every column. u iHE IEiBr wu 1cgur Iae NsTs
ofcurelrrcm th- induitouS sunday paprrt vi gladly
bear tc-lnnuy the able papes 10 produces and re-
commend ers WAC are determined o. nave sunday
paper 10 LAKE HE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
A CONFIDENT PREDICTION.


Tomorrow the second issue IF The SUNDAY
TRIBUNE VIII appesr. II Will doubt De- fully gDOd
a. was OF Last sunday me SUNDAY TRIBUNE
an excellent negsnaper and beat f contains read
lug soOthe the most conservative people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

nom The filrffHdfi Q ~ tnsfrf1f
Ero's your Newly DIRK SUNDAY TRnUNE."
Nov keep vour eve the Deacon DisfDr.r smoke
stack Ih- wrarG partners Viii nav" to sfIr me SIM
ddy CG-,Hc when the Deacor Is Y hC viii never,
never. never. and be himself hath said IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
A VETERAN FLAGMAN KILLED.

LITTLE FALLS, n. Y, Dec. 15.-Frederick n.
Cute one of oldest employees on the Now-York
Central Railroad While tagging tho crossing at Her
zimer this afternoon struck by eastward bound
train aud killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
political Noiires.

Republican Central Regular monthly
ing Republican Han jj Mest jydst THIS trJE-DAYl
EVENING, ats o'clock.
c. A. ARTHUR. Presiisat
sot i,''sl B. = sm NTH. secretaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
A RAILMAY ooNrRACr TRANsFERREp.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 15.-Tbe contract for
section Of The British Columbia section OF the Pacific
Railway has been transferred Mr. Onderdcnk. a
wealthy contractor OF California KsVanagh Brothers
retain Interest IN i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16

All nrrvss sShausHas and painful dise,sns srs quickly
and rsdicsiy cured By PuryErsscHsRs Eucrnr Bs1rs.
Books with particulars Gail on or address The Pnives
nscher Gsivauic Co. l. % or eGs Broadway Ss~-YGk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-16
EDITED WITH CARE AND DISCRETION.
trofa Ihs 81 Jsseph lNo.l HeraiL

The NEW / DIRK TRIBUNE has Issued its
sunday PAPER. very large ana handsome sheet. with
literary supplement-, ana edited with the usual
discretion The south and West have always nad sun
DAY ed!Ons Of their daies the slower East ured OF
waiting Joshua. 10 at last following their example
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Advertisements Intended for the % THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE saoad be handed Ia before ; q.
Congress- ater superiority a caflaruc anl ltTs
tive entire freedom from
hsadache internal and
destroy membf All mineral waters
rrifants BY acid after
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PHILApELPaIA. Dee. l5.-An informal meet
Rs OF CARPET snd ocoth - this city mas held
az the Cooanadc Ho,el, IA order Co form Carpet
aun Ol!co.h lIAgrilrrH Association Tie ASSOCIATION
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from II, N,iind tCato, t,Wniy Go-ere
TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE now publishes q
sunday cdfion, ana, Ike ali Its other Issues, il IS
lI l.r.l
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JOHNSON JOHrSOS-Af OswegD. Thursday. Decen
Der H. 1879. by Henry H. stebbins. Eissr u.
Johnson aud Isabella Coils Ohnfon.
"wednesday. December 10. 1879,
brides ~ Rev y r. In
Esrsol D. D. Friedrich W Lawrence u Hannah. daughter
VI EDWARD W. TapD. all % Brooklyn
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already Numbers forfy-nvs mnmbers. A banquet was
held In the evening at the Colo snade Hotel