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COMMERCE or THE GREAT LIKES

PROSPEROUS SEASON CLosfD-1HE IoTh. SNIP
MrNr or oRE--CDNTHACGs FOR STEAM VESSELS
a LARGE INCREASE OF TONNAGE PROMISED
MARQUETTE IN WINTER.
IvRou Az OcC AsoNAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Dec. j.-Thc year 1850
i- beei, a fcinaIG ile far the mcrcc Of
the great lakes l. concerned. Notwithstanding the
rough weather that has sent large amount OF tonnage
10 the bottom and caused much damage 10 vessels
which kept float the scasOnshas been prosperous
ana the owners as general thing, find their margins
on the credit side of their balance sheets.
la some ca.e5 that have come uHdcr my no
ice these marquis. where the owner mas oeen
very lucky Will amount to 30 OF 60 per cent on the In
yestment Tue has been short and active, and
mat what the vessel desired and though number
were caught by early closing o. navigation hey are
well contoBtcd with the results OF their summers work
The estimates OF the output which gave ID letter
10 THE TRIBUNE last February Lave proven very cor
rect. The production Of the Upper Peninsula Viii not
fall very much snort OF 20O000O tons. The shipments
by lake compared With the previous year, are as lo
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NEUPORT NOIES.

NEWPORT. X. l.. Dec. 12.-lhe acton OF
OF ilc CIV Council III refusing portion Of the
beach fer = hotc site meets with general APPRECIATION.
Tie ~, vcrs il the Iocl wanted the land or a
ncrql Icut for - tenn OF twenty years with option
o. renewal
Another important mat;erls ag!latinG the minds OF
the Icopc. Certain naval Ulcers, approaching New
por, social attractions ~ winter az wei as III summer
have done ali that in their power To have IA site
selected il, re Tor the exclusive of naval training
station hoard was appointed 10 v.si, certain places
ON me coast with view of recommending tht one most
nitubc for The station The board unanmou sy recon-
ended Coasters Harhor Island the north entrance
tn e hnrnoi a. The most desirable place on the coast
The city's poor. the citIs farm, etc, are on the
leland and the taxpayers consent 10 part Win tha
much loved suot the city Will he put 10 considerable ex
,,.. u, the premises. The taNuayers are called upon
IA decide the matter 81 threats ac made that uu
L. mo island which is worth ot least 100000, is
ty,n freely the school Will be established escwlerc
Al nre.eut n is a. N.H-L ,ndon where "A deter
mined effort . beng made To- have II retained noi"iih
.t;tdss the opposition OF The naval cicers VINO are
int-rcs jcc ~ toe training system, 49, u,
Mr.. fTaHk j.. Portcr "ud MIS- f"ittF' h'c io""
have rc.ur:ttd 900 Europe. . . .
The contract has awarded for th" erection OF
cottage TO- CAPTAIN r. l.anholph Eirc,r Il =. y.
me officer. the Torpedo S'i"n ana ais" fon tho
United states slOopot-wdr "Wunlai WtiT tracil' -
me summer residence 81 Lieut. nant LuiIc' l. = y"
was lerourly damaged 10y fire a irM oNs ago. A.. l.,
Gcucra J. II. Wan Al'u, ~ NeWlu rk, denies thdt nc
ma. purchased the App.eton lot at Tins Place
Tnr officers of the Uniied safes steamer t0Whatan
were entrrtrued by Captain Ramsey al Inc Io pado
Tnn Rev - J. Maeili rector % trinity Church, will
~ . =, F,r,n@ ON me }O:h INST. His family. wno ale
IN GERMANY, VIII Ic,urn win him tue la'VI part ~
iTY,"'' Coutroi,cr " Ncgs-Yor& is brother Of d.
Campbell / : "'' WHO W. ''''"'''
AI iar United states ~ por-sar Powhatan will leave
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MRS. LINpO,a nusHAND,s JEWELS.
SECULAR DoM4sIIc DIFFICULTIES OF srANiARD
AND us WIFE.

AND us WIFE.
remarkable story OF domestic difficulty
was todd by a,r Arehu Lin 10 toe wI;hcss stand De-
lore Surrogate Gavin ia the OF the vii Of her
| husband. Gabriel Lldo. The husband eud vile were
natives Ol South America aud OF spanish blood
! Tie husband made his iCr une IN tAe purchase
ana sac OF precious stoues, winch were oDaihtd ID
various parts Of South H. also dealt III other
| ornaments. While III New-NOrk III 1870 hI. Lima"
| signed "A viii making reasonable provision for his
family. In February, 1873, he executed codcl
making provision for little daughter. In Jane, 1873
he made another will which he gave the custody vi
the Guild TO his sisters husband TIE widow contested
TINS last will and OF I'D the first will ior probate prih
cp1ly Of Tins disposition Of tie custody OF tue
cbnd. Size claimed that when he made the second WILL
Ter husband maniac; that the VIII vas obtained
by conspiracy becwrcn the deccdcns two Sis ers and
a spanard Frederick J. Garhanai who fret obtained
posse of many Of husbands jewels Ilm t.
make "A Will they chose, aud conrivd 10 keep the
husband and wife apart until his death.
Mrs Undo testified yesterday that when she came
back from Chill Will her husband, in the carly part OF
1875 he was then in had condition. beng subject to
commissions ana attacks # paralysis, accompanied by
singular OF insanity. lie would at one une reck
lessy his jewels around If they were buttons;
then he would 60 into parCxysms o. fury threatening
lnl his attendants himself Al his time the husband
aud wife were living together on Abingdon
Square. In one of Lis ncld intervals be
led away to GarbSLaii's house Ii cunde d-and
sixtcenthsl De remained. Once when bis WIG
w.u to see said that lie w1uif Kill hmseif ANA
else too rather than ." back 10 his home n
mote came the wife day. signed 10y the husband,
asking Tor his uf tW"ls. sac .lYcred II up sub
uurutly when she TO GaTba nafIs mouse ste was
tod thu husband in tie country, Dut Whcr' she
could not learn she was "DlHtd 10 employ n'rcINeS
traced Inn 10 tnc muse occupied Tor M time by
Mr.. and MIS- summers, tie SSirr OF MI.
Llndo ana hrr husband. The detectives also
found that Nh summers had purrndscd tcktts
for Florida and intended 10 sail the same day. Mrr
Liudo had her husband arrested for abandonment ana
Ec was taken before poi magistrate As he Lai
always provided money Tor his Wiz AMI he tnrn PROM
ISed 10 1--we with her afterwards, he was discharged A.
they were being driven home messenger stopJcd the
carriage say Florida had not yet sailed.
1ney IL the wharf aud MS. LIMO was 10 10 90
board with tllr rest. Bu., 7he SAID, my ttc 6rl
her and her husband again unll his bOuy
was broug back III February, 1879 Mrs. Lndo calms
ihat M OF Jewels has never been accOuute1 Tor
The testimony vii be continued to-day. Many 81 Mrs.
Jinios statements len ell by the proplu 'nts OF the
last Will Trum II. Baldwin and john MckcOn repre-
sent the widow G. Courtney the ard f..
j. Qdier tue Mule daughter OF Mis- LndU special
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House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IN he IIouso to-day. on motion Of MI.
AINsLIE o NJ idaho Teri the bl passed amend
ing section $50 OF The Revised Statutes so as 10 in'it
tn session OF the Legislatures ard Assemblies OF the
several Territories TO sixty days duration.
on motion o. Mr.. BINGHAM Nep. Tenn the senate
biI w,s pissed qranug pension 70 Margaret : Il mt
imam. widow oi me late MaiorG neral Ilenz'lmau
the rnnruu- hour having been dispensed WITH Mr..
FOENEY Dem. Ala moved that private busincss pe
Land aside purpose. he stat d, OF moving to
40 mo committee on the Military Academy Apr9orrd-
tlp4 tal. rAelnoiou rejected. not rece VIM the
necessary tysotiidr vote, anu the House th,n. llO
j.. m went Coz ~. tee Of The W1Oic (Mr Stevenson,
a. iuOis. the chaI) the private cIi"no0t. Al
$40 the Committee and The ,u-e pissed several
puyat" bills. 4 motion 30 adjourn over uutl Monday
Wa Gcfeatei. \ cas, 80 nays, y.
Nj. ALDhICu az g., - introduced bill confirm ng
to too Cy OF CIcseO The ulc 10 certain public grounds;
Ic"Irod
The House then. at 34j .. H. adjourned until tonlor-
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lakes az $4,000 tons. discriminating that large
amount disappeared the November gales, and b. IRE
and old In view ~ thi. increase OF tourae" ano
lower prices ore Goes not possible to sustain
freghts above god fair paying rate. Much d
peuds, however, upon the demand for TONNAGE ~ th
grain trade Itsevde that the days sailing craft or
hc lakes about numbered. The tendency now Il To-
iarsc propellera with one or two cons0rls riEged
bargr>. To toH, carrying Only enough SAL 10 Aulln
Themselves n separated from their tow by actGett q"
otherwise III prareller- are bull larger ant larSf
Year. uIZ. NJ every inch ~ water IN TIE Hah'
Cana AMI AT thu Lime KIN sing, a. tie mouth OF i.t
Deiroi River. Two Of those nov building y ~ nehshl
over 200 ioDs while heref fore 20s2 tons hsve b
the Limit. Cogr-s vii DrUDab be asked 10 mak SUI
liberal appropriations 70 secure the deuth OF
water a. the above points TO Goat ihcsr sses m safety
puaticns an Improvements Iron mus ar now up
planting wooden bottoms and tht du of the 1iier nt
losing iron vessels on these u'rf"w lakcs Whe inc
SO Liable 20 get aground and have hOes punched u
the.r bottom rs IN measure "oViGtod IN the clr
stfGcitOu aud NV division "f th' nun lnto ciRphll
men w,tB bu.EAr ais Al lcGst tour Of lie steamer
nov bui'din Detroit VIII De a'd cuupfr"
with prices recently quoted fOr steamers, tLcy are
a. less than so ton. a nafyc. of eli. aplrss. \ larg
S"nc mis- CUTE m fbc yarlons ship-yar,ls
evtr does detertoatc fast a. 10 DOES H. warmer
70 g0ns aud. Ike Like Cnampain IL Na'efs exert some
Iun ifHce uuoB n wood wo,c1 retards decay.
Marqletfc ~ tls tine OF tee year ~ dreHrY paC
The three greet docks which reach out MO IN,
lake f1r qIai ter oi nllc or motc are dserlei a."
icu t. the winds AMI thc waves II you % IA ' on w
cold OF the t2, II rcl ~ iA"t you are az l'
end civilization ald ina nere Il littlr brtWeen YOU
and he up> t.tne rc-i1rs OF TIE rOrtu The Town j.
deserted. ic nine back in III mas it, town
aud Store which takes R trade away from thiS pid'''
Fycn IN tie ,uIpm.r. whea vessels come here To- r.
be other end O, tic route. Unless lis iano as subueI
~ 'rf and refuge ior taY-cFcr patients can ,l't
~ ma kn tUu ~ be cays. The summers, however,
1--WE Ter - aspect to the pace. and my judgment
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II 10 he lake shipments Of tits year about 1OOooO
tons tor rail shipments and for used here III tue FUR
ac1s he addcdIt b. seen that the ABOVE estimate was
not far from correct II needless 10 say that these
mines have been worked their utmost capIcify' and
ali engaged IN the pr ducOn and transportation oil ore
have been prospered. t. the furnace men. however.
who made contracts at si2 30 per ton last January
though they got rebate OF 50 tor the prce OF pig
iron has left little profit and the Quito "a II not
very promising their contracts are to run III June
They are looking to the fGure Tor margins ahu WI"
contract at low fgups, that such LIBERAL HeSh''
cannot he xpCcted for the coming season
Vessel owners full OF confidence they look TO tne
grain trade TO sustain rates. and are building an I'M
usually large number Of steam Graf, at various points
around the lakes. Al Buffalo avn told there Is one
steam barge contracted for besides uunloer
OF steam canal boats. At Cleveland ONO
there are five large prcpeers on the stocks; NJ Min
OHIO there is one large schooner and az Toledo one Az
Detroit and vicinity there ak or eight steam caI' Of
the largest class under contract, aud Port hufon bV
CITY and Grand Haven have each coupleo the STOCKS
90 that IL Is easy matter 90 count up at least twenty
i've large freight propellers in construction and u Is
safe inosAAn of tbe steam tonnage OF Inc
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THE BROADWAY UNDERGROUND LINE.


George TicknOr Curtis a few weeks ago
made Application before the supreme Court, AT General
Tern for The appointment OF Commissioners to appr"sc
the value lanI be taken for the proposed Broad
way UudeIs -Ound Hli;r0ad Company. TIe General
Term opinion PR cpTiam Yesterday d'iei the mo-
ton. Thc Court saws ~ lis OpIiOH:
The petition states thdt an application naS b'en maze
for the Of the OF Onebai IN Nanc az the
,ropertv bonded Broad Nay along tue line OF the
plupuscd tunnel AMI railroad. and that tor the reason
set for III ~" AFFIDAVIT Of Wafer j. Morris. e'0
annex II, >ich consent has not been given. The
nnii.Vit Of Mr.. Morris fails 20 show mat any
personal appncItlou has been made 10 snch
owners and nai any actual r fu,a has been gwen The
af ant Simply states at ne has endedyorcu 10 ohtIn
he coscn; OF ont-haI IN value OF TIE property owners
nd mas not ami thar lac believes
such b. AIMED, b. GIsc the property
owners prefer thai the railroad Snnnd be butit under
e that would be afforded DI The proceed
Ings under struc for the appointment
nr Coql,uls ,ioucrs, etc. rms cannot accept AS
co tpiance VITA tie requirements OF III" siatuc Inc
motion Therefore, mutt be deucd, hui without pTeIuice
ia further proceed gs af:"r the requirements U the
statute shall DC complied WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
THE COST OF CALLING NAMES.

The jury was out all Wednesday night IN
t,, libel SUIT OF Charles ID. House AGAINST Leslie g.
Erccc aud Others. proprictors o: The ImJ fc'd and
Farm ne vspaper, which tired be'or' Justice Law
renee I'm the Supreme Court Mr.. House u a veterinary
surgeon. and the newspaper article complained OF
charged him with ucapaty IN hs business aud applied
10 hun the c,ithet quack" The case lEVoNed 'he
oucson OF tue validity aud valuc OF diplomas OF tue
CouUbia Veterinary College one OF inc uelthuAhis
being a trustee OF Il rival veterinary college Among
me Witnesses were Dean Bates. OF The ClrmDli college
and W n. V1ndeTbllrS superintendent fer the piunh
and Robert Rnn.4er Tor the oclendant Inc Jury Ioubd
Vrd., OF 81 900 in favor OF the rlaintin. Prckhani
TYLER appeared for Mr. House; Mt. ""ienead Tor the
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Ihe Following huSl-
ness was transacted by the Supreme Court OF tue United
states to-day:
xo lay-Tbe Third Na:1nal Bank Of New-N ork City.
pauta in eTor the ncrs National Bans oil Geo ge'
i,wn. Colorado in error from Colorado argued
.CS-Sf.Pacn V. Nho plaDt.f IN rOr, aet the Min
FanS Georgetown Colorado; III error from
Colorado argued
ljg-Inc NaiOna Bank OF Tennessee pidihth III cIio'
az G. ~ whitney et a.. argued.
No UO-a. r. Georsr 81 Al, plaintiffs ~ error ag sam
u.I W late III from Kansas submitted
No ISL Ccot County, Arkansas. pitniin ~ error agt
Charles y. Lewis from ARKANSAS; submitted
Adjourned until Monday ~ noon.
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1Jroios1i5.

DROPO%AI.S FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
liz PEIS NG.StIlcd proposals VIII ~ received uh'
Tues d. ~,l. at VCoch a. IA io Tar iSl-
lN Thesad iDsa 10 Doe Gpcu'd bc!u AMI The ava OF
contracts be- made ~ ths 10 NJ COMMITTEE oi sfe-s n
lowest and best btlrI !r 'lr NICE -
a. the Commit serlEg 20 ~ ell he tgl't
to and all hG l. Judgment o. the BEST interests
Of he cover uIut ~ may Gct'ic.
Dra.d schedules ~ tie oc~cptt m. qdauiiy "nu qhdy
required. accompanied j. sample ah DdHr pro.
rosss anl giyug tae regulation Ain "hci ll"ri mus
conny Poe obtained by GlGro 'sihF j. T. DeHech EuDo
Printer Washington. T. &.
The contract, be mo .'r sGgh quaht'e, OF
uarcr AZ needed during H., yea, aJd no more
III. -GIte quantities set iOIth IN uta III lho a'hcie
comprise: ,,-,o
$4,000 reIms of best machine rn printing paper, %iHJo
l5.uUJ rams ctlcndrrHi pintu< i@it- 1880. ,.
sized md ,athd ied pin IN p P'i HnrIeu'
300 realms szcd caenderci tinted painting paper Of
different size. ,,.. IA,
1000 realms engineszed paper Tor Poet Office blanks dlf
Ioun 20 map p.pe-. dHcrc"; sze5 AKA WEIGHTS
100 o. pounds plate pLpc'. - -.
80 200 rtans Nhhlc wrtms paper, dih"f'nt SIZES aho
40 resms colorcl wiring Ia.cr @ne;cn; sizes and
Il o r,ims cover paper, different sizes aud weights.
400 r.!ms manila paper different sizes
l. ur.lus t~st@ paper.
- 90, >norts inlitiiiou srcna NJ. Gn" rent sizes.
st-fte bank no e. paper
. sheets EltIru II paper
she, u 81 rd Load ~
Printing. 40 =, ,,,,rtt., t,,,i,c ,,r,t,,
Wa3rIict ~, DecemocrV, 1850
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WlyrEGS ClrIAE AOT DISEASED.

Chicago, Dec. Ia Jomndt reporter had
ri, t.rv.cw to-day with the largest buyers anu COM
eicr ncu AT the stocL yards relative 10 the statement
of Dr LYMAN. bias recently been In England max
ING irqairy about pedro pneumonia and who snid IL
care from the Western ststes fhcy stated that tey
had been 10 Texas ktnsi-, Colorado ana III an lbo
49, a. riup ,ouutry. aud have seen farmers VINO nave
,eceu,ly come ilou the different STATES 10 Duy STOCK
ers and they all assert that they nave nor seen OF
s",rI ~ iLe least ssn OF any tlng Ike pcuro-pneu
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, VT, Dec. II. - Governor
Farpham presented his first veto message yes'eid' O
the bill practically doing away with the 1fana jury
$50 o.. ,,. ,.,o a. given Is that the bill 10 unoon'
s,itntions The Senate COMMITTEE has fel1rsu -. sna,
bis on the proposal amending the ~
the Leg1sa,ure shall mold sp~n.' Jealous
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pBIl,DELPHIA STUDENTS F!CHrISG.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l7.-The Sophomore
class %. the UnyegSity OF Pennsylvania numbering
INV. while barring Their OLD teAt-'"ohS On '"c
College grounds Yesterday were a'aek'u ny se''4'
lun:red medical students. who s"NSht 10 IT,
-. as, aller Il front given ~ their commencement
last SUMMIT Bricks. eggs and other articles "riy
,''r,aH The no Ice defended the eOpnonofrs ieh oi
~ 't,,lepts were arrested and three 0f the pD
tas we're sevt Ca tho hospital The affair caused III
So. ex citemcuI ia West Philadelphia
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over by car on the Observation-Disclosures
Railroad December 81, 1879. and his shoulders and leg
were injured. Ills Tor - 900 damage was trifd
before Judge Larreuogs Court ~ Common Peas.
and Yesterday Tbs jury him verdict 10 cents
dauagrA
Mrs. Carolina Zollingcr sued Police Captain
John ]. Ward and Property Clerk c. A. 81. Jonn for
S12 600. which had been taken from the rockets OF her
husband, when he arrested on inc 4, 1850 Yes
erday Sic recovered judgment although justice Beach
before who t1e tried, would not allow inter
est 10 be included
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NEITHER 4 HEAD" NOR 4 REGULAR"
Iobu II Emerich who held the Office of

snuerlntendont oi TeleGraphs by appointment made
rpIv 6 1874. yas removed from Ills position by the
Hoard OF Fire Commissioners one year ago without
notice or opportunity be heard He claimed that he
was thcr the head Of bureau or regular c!eFA,
and therefore Liable II be removed 0nF Tor cause SHOWN
s"s,,ce Reuch at Special Term dismissed tue writ
and inc General Term Yesterday ~ an opiniOa 10y
Ir.sininr Lusiicc DaNl. ailrncd thAt OplnlOn.
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srynrNG ABROAD FOR TESTIMONY.

Before Judge Blatcheord i'll the United
States Circuit Court yesterday, William Dcrsheimor.
acting for The defendant In the suit OF tbs Western Union
Telegraph Company for ged infringement OF the Page
pateut moved for the appointment OF commissioner to
take the testimony Of certain persons living In London
Paris Vienna and Berlin by whose TESTIMONY II Is
cl,med can be shown the existence use and operation
~ the deviccs covered by the Page patent IN Europe
hong prIor 60 Pages patentiug them. The mutton wac
granted.
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Mrs Simmer, who was tie mother OF an
uuruir boy. vY. ass 4 her husband ever
cha.iised tie youugsteT Ne,,' 50" SID. " Sir Siu-
mems s. ote hrcllrnod so Wtp Johnae, but hc DOM
have any time except nights alter ne 20 nUulc rom M
work; an ticu zee Is toe urrd. best hc has moth
iuc 10 WiID hr viii" FIR an of wscu J0hunic Is no
iOubi drvouty thanstu.- n me Sontihel.
No FALSE MODrsrY.-M uggins-" ! Quill par
don no n+.u $50 ne, Mr -ppu q, Du though I'VE q
very-Dn,)--he..ish opiuinn o. yet mink You've GOT
TOO uHcn -e fcOnccit." SsOutct-" ftnksb $40, NuS
cir.l Well b. - rartousn also but I've every right 10
aOn.ife g. e. ma -teI piacaso IA ne run
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1 Fielding ~ CoIUHBCs. ONO.

COLUMNS, Ohio. Dec. 17.-Tae marriage OF
". L. Brcos,. of New YORK. AMI Niss Mary Parsons
daughter of tne Hon. George Parsons. Of Elmenhurst
was celebrated yesterday, Ms Parsons u
s.cr d. Princes dc .Ca- whose marriage mere tn 1871
excited SO nucu NOR s The urvly vCdf 1t couple rit
mere ihi4 lfcruuou SOu,lcin Jour Mr Bfccic IS
q: uL,r aHI broker "a NrH-E0.. C.ly.
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Ee.iolous Notices.

John W. CI.dgvirIs Minister ri the Second
5rsse y stSynSw ugRSiVG - oeioe. sub ct.
e mo frae Incarnation >" Christmas sermon. Tho pu-c
icx;rsfen Aycauc 81. e. Cnarca corner 5zds' Tho
sy H. d y, as9r .@ =, 4 m D., INC u ,s.sn
M m = s a'i-sehooi aissiaoasy mev'irE' 0eSl
rrcs5y cran church The PASTOR tic REV NAriiANiei'
LIE D. Heaven
Madison Ay.nae Bugii.t charg, G.r1cT $Iss' ,
d.. on -CNDfY DeccIQcr - rviccs ~ ?. NJ ani
w e eve va i' az 9Go at ''' o. IT, c''p' ''' %
'Iali-ou avenue t.rc ef 80 - near IN
Of II o,ioeS tn morarr an go 'yennS Tie rssio,
WI ,r.'s, iSa o,ioS Sin1, I'' v , ~ ev,,nr..
,o.iai i.vts.iol &, a.
Madison Assnae 'eiermea ''suve'. corner s,.a't;
tlc Rev. EDWARD g. NrEi, P','9r- tFh' ''.N'er W
CO.., li'g i1y.e C6D.m1loa at morning service.
ltcAuey water ~5rse, i,s-Ina Vo 20 Vs,cr s.r.et.
-Ntetug. yty EVEN N6 ait cry y Ni,A ~ = =.
2 ooe ock 1aSe lhir ag, sela car. - f,apS'si'i7e
'ienora, teria" bur- VA 'pr aye g. srne-S
,iees tolrogrov II oIa 75l j.. Saba hscoi ~
5iu.say FIJI rrrsb,.er,n C1arra 1885 at i9'h.s'7-
FI,2 FcTiRb G' s. ,, s5 m Paul rci re- rex
lnd ,.lJ pail r,,sca'9 ~ irl sa'nt g. come"
New icr'--'c.a , ~, s''o "a i;ty s'}
-EwATD. Pasto-,-sefyi.e. tt ~ ni.. Decemner ?
je.u, mi tr -oe rolr 10 'ae highest sense o. tne orL'
sundl' scho' a' $50 g.. a. --
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ne Lev. e. ~ HpN AZ ln:," Dc in ai ai 80 p. 10:
Irsyer.S,.eun.s.
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CORPORATION Aoilees.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
RrEFAT FOR Ilis COLLECTION % IAAE-,
Gh.nlhtTss', /.
NEw.YoRK. December !. 1851 J
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-An persons
~ who have omitted piy thec aNes Ior the year 1851
are hereby notified by 10 pay the sane 20
the Receiver Tax Occ before The Ist aay
OF January, lnSl. -, D., -. ,,o
of instant: no per cent o. All taxes
pad on ad date AMI interest a DE rate OF VIEW
rer cent er apL on tho 18TH Of OctD 5er ast
1.-THE assessment ros and va rants were De-
lice all q remaining unpdi on anu
after the sgl1 lst 81 January, 1871. -
i6Ory Will be received aitef clock IN once hoars
'''' MAkTIS r. MCMAHON. Receiver c: Taxes