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New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
A CORDAGE FACTORY BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II. - The cOrdage
mandatory of John I. Bailey & Company, covering
square Of ground at OtsegO and Taskersts., was de-
stroy ed by about o'clock this afternoon. There
were hands work at the time and they were
forced beat hasy retreat rapid was the progress
of the flames One OF the bdildngs destroyed had only
recently been erected at cost OF $4,000. This
structure three stories high 800 feet deep by 30
feet wide The other also destroyed was $40 feet long
by 80 feet wide The fire broke out in the bay loft over
the stable, which part OF the old building on the
north OF the lot The entire loss Is estimated at
500, 600; insurance 100000.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
me IJLINII EYHIBITION.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE Director Cen
crrl al The Exposition has issued an address to the
pres. u which hc says that it impossible to alter the
date tDcccmbcr 81 fixed for the closing Of the ENhi-
htou. Tho last week. hc saws will be in all respects the
most interesting and important Of the Exposition, aud
the closing ceremony viii be particularly Impressive.
In conclusion Mr. kimball says: IN giving 10 tho prcs7
THE which will probably bee the last general bulletin
shall ISSUE desire To tIu, the journals ui this country
for the uutug and u-tiutcd support tnry nave gwen
tu the Exposition from fret lo I-t To tiS more than
To- u other cI, it, magnificent success Is To- De ar-
crih,d." m
committee left to-day with the miniature ship hlcd
win pouugt the south, which IS To be presented to
the City ut Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
Inr UESTgROOh UrGDER TELL

NEWTON, " j., Dee. LITTLE evidence IN
Ar trial OF W,,tbIuoK for mUGuc,dc c.o,.d to-day.
Seventeen witrc-. were ou the part OF the de
frucr. Their evidence appeared 10 Dee principally to
break down throw dscrrit upon the states princi-
paI witnesses ~ 10 truth and ycrAcy. Tho prisoner
testified corrubortius ui, mothers testimony thtt he
wa- a. ms mothcr- house sick for two weeks cuus'cu
y,I, before during aud afcr Oh. time tho culid Was
born that the child, ana lld not alh ia
cunrcauug lie denied having had conversations WIN
vitur.sr4 who nn tr,iHrd I1r arguments ~ counsel
were heard thI, afternoon. Tomorrow morning JuhAo
M..c Wlll charge and give the case % The JJfJ.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
I'LL NLAlH MLAsIcArSETLs.

Ho,ruN. Dee. 1.-THE Board of Inquiry on
the conduct of 9tu Regiment at Yorktown ana Eich-
tuonl ha, cpuclndrd it, investigation. In accord
utc with the snmonr 81 the Board ~ Inquiry Of the
regiment the eight members appeared Monday eve
ming % answer charge, ~ misconduct while The reg-
mrut wa- Iu Richmond. They all denied the charges
AGAINST tnrm and demanded to D." confronted with their
attusprs . demand which was not compiled Win ihr
accused men also claimed that some pi h' officers were
eudcuyorug To th-msc', by putting blame ON the
men Toe uupl decision 90, the Board could not De
learned. but 30 wI De- transmitted TO the Governor IN "a
f. Is
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Blaine retires from his official station, car
ryug with him the good VIII OF his couutymen, who viii
NOT permit his talents long be withheld from the pub
lie service Rochester Democrat and Chronicle RepJ
The two leading Cabinet positions are now
filed and believe with general satisfaction 10 the IN
telhgeut Judgment of the people.tBoson Traveller
(Rep)
The Republican party has Free Traders, but
it largely composed Of Proteciionstf ana ls p0hy Is
Thoroughly protective The Democratic party, on the
other hand. has PrOectOnists bat 1t is largely com
posed of Free Traders and it's policy Is thoroughly Tree
-fRichmOud state tDem.D
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
TIE MINNEsoTA ADJUSTMENT.

ST. PAUL. Minn., Dec. 14.-Another step
was taken to-day in regard to the adjustment Of the
old railroad bonds under the act Of the recent
Legislature. few days ago David A. Sec"nbe'
Of Minneapolis, asked Injunction from the
District Court re. training GOytriO' lIusDuIy lTosl
IsSdng all Chanbt rain. of Cleveland. from re-
crIviug any OF the bonds. Judge L"chren to-day
filed elaborate decision refusing the injunction ana
or .ering that Ice suit De Dismissed far regards
Governor Pillsbury. The application in regard to Mt.
Chamberlain is ftIll undecided.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 10, a. m.-The downward
movement in the barometer ended yesterday afternoon
Cloudy weather generally prevailed with frequent rght
rains. The tempera ranged between 40 ana oi''
the average J3oD higher than on the CORES
ponding day IA year, q higher than On Tuesday
Clearing and fair weather aud lower temperature pre-
ceded Dy cloudy and rainy weather. may be eGptcteu 10
naA In fha CITY nnd NlCnILY.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
rHE nrRDER or VIM UULLrR.

Martin Kiukow-kl. the convicted murderer,
nssert- that Dee has occurred letter giving the names ~
the as.ssius Of Nina Muller jersey city detectives
axe investigating thc matter
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

De Ouincey. BY David Mason. limo, cloth - cents
The latest volume SSuei IN The English Men OF letter.
The Henri of the White Mountains. BY Samuel Adami
Drake Illustrated by W Hamilton Gibson ito illuminated
cloth gilt edges, - 80. In a box.
The Land of the lIidnisht Sun Simmer and Winter
Journey through sweden norway Iapiand and Northern
Finland. Paul B. Du CItlI. with 5lap and -1J NUS
tratiuns. . yOs Svo. cloth. - 90
Oliver GOldsulth's Works Edited by Peter GINNING
ham, f. . A. From c'cCirDypo plates. WITH steei-pitb
pouraL vols, syo cloth paper labels, uncut edges an
gilt tops IS.
o.Dny in fPrcn. Studies for the Old World ana tis
New. By Joseph HAttOu. 4t), paper, 20 cents
Harper's Cyciopedia 1f British AM American Poetry
Edited Ipe, sargent ROya! 6yU, Illuminated CIOt EJ
OrCd edges "a 80.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
Is THIS WHY THE PRESIDENT Is SLOW
E..A -L- Lr-L.a.. L.n

No right-minded Republican can find fault
with President Arthur for taking into his Cabinet suth
men a. Charles F0lger and Frederick Frehghuy sen
even though they could Justly be Cdssed among the
most sawart of the Stalwarts They are WORTHY O tDc
closest confidence from the highest station Ihere VIII
he no objection the appointment OF men OF their point
ica affiliations all of the places within the Presidents
gift providing only they should be men OF tHe SAINT per
souai character that where the trouble j. likely
TO come in The President will find IL somewhat difficult
TO find enough Republicans of such sterling stamp in
other respects n he confines his researches 10 Oneand
that the smailCr-wing OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THADDEUS c. BANKS,

Thaddeus Crane Banks, business manager
Of Forest and Stream, died yesterday at ms home In
BROOKLYN Mr. Banks first engaged in the publishing
business in 1S71 aud in 1877 he became interested In
the publication OF Forest and stream He travelled
extensively and widely known among sport sinen
In Connecticut, where he spent the greater part OF his
life he was twice II member OF the Legislature. He
ii .tvynye of ge
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
nOUGHTON, MIFFLTN 4 CO..

ReroIiecfions of Autou House. book for children IL
lustTated. By &. AutOn. small 40, ~ 70.
Poems. By Harriet Prescott SpOford. author OF The
Amber Gods. -" Azarian." etc. vol, ltmO. ~ Do
Holmes. Poems. Hindy-y0lane Edition. Ia ? vols. u
mo with portrait Cloth gilt top - So half call 81
morocco. tree cali, seal s.
4 History of Nateraiisn. BY Z. 4. Lange, Volume
III, completing the work F9lnne III OF ne -''3) Al
Library" syO gilt top - Do the complete wOrN, 3yOisy
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
MISS REBECCA RATES.

SCITUATE, Mass, Dec. 14.-Miss Rebecca
Bates died to-day the Of eIghtyeight years Miss
Bates and cousin Abbie the herOine3 Of the
British scare" In 1872 when hetwo girls, hidden be-
hind rocks on the beach, with fife and drum sounded the
roca and put 10 flight several boatlOads OF troops
from British man-Of- war, who about 10 make
landing Abbie Bates is still living, and is eighty years
old.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

BLACK-LAMBERr-O Wednesday evening DecenDer
~ 1851 at the High street Presbyterian CIurch neTaA'
j. by tho Rev Dr. j. IA. McIlyane assisted Oy the tey
Henry Baker, Edward S Black to Evelyn L. lamDett'
granddaughter OF the late John ID. keese esq., oiths CITY
DIXON-DUNTONAt the residence OF tho brides parents
Brooklyn, by the Rev Thomas d. Mcleod Dr. george A.
Dixon 10 sarah Pearl, daughter OF William C'D 'Duhtoh
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
LIEUTENANT ALuRED LARKE.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 14.-The War Depart
ent s informed Of the death First Lieutenant Aured
Larke at Buffalo, n. Y, this morning. Of congestion Of
the lungs. Lieutenant Larke was native of England
Tie entered Wisconsin regiment in 1861 as private,
and rose to the rank Of captain in the vounteers After
the war he was made secOndlieutenaDt of the 26th
Infantry He transferred To the 10Th Infantry in
1aGl and hncamc nfiIht-llnmLenanL in lsILl
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
Io>IyG HiR MoNlT IND HER TIchETS

Mrs Kate SIMPSON and her daughter age
twenty, arrived los thc luman steamer from Europe
yesterday They TO the ticket Office at the foot OF
Duri aud s sud houyIt tckct- hy the Pcnusy iNanit
Railroad 90 Couu, Bluffs, Iowa, their way to Pike
County Nry, where Mr.. Sampson II stock-raiscr.
and then checked their baggage. Mrs. Sampson put
the ckst4 and checks u her pockcthOok tn which she
had uu. IuI placed the puckrthook n rruculr which
huu ~ h.r side When She reached Jersey CITY she
found that th, ppgkc, book gone having evidently
been aH-rarrcd ny some drNruus thief She informed
Chi.f Nurpt vino pu d,lrctNr- uu the case ana pro-
N.I,d accommodations fuy tine two women at the HOlei
Windsor uriI tIrir friends can he heard FROM they
.rr In.ILA urunLr..
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
LOSSES EISEWnERE

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. 14.-James s.
Eowtons large barn at Greenvile was destroyed by fire
this evening together with forty tons of hay. Loss
Is 500; insurance, S2,500.
JAMESTOWN, n Y, Dec. lathe dwelling ana barns of
George W. Clifford, near this place, were burned this
morning with the conent The loss Is from $S 600 TO
$4,000; insurance, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
T.. PETERSON q BROTHERS,

UPIpn's Babies. BY John Habhert0n ljp,'O) copie'
Of Helen. Babies have been sold. An entire new eh'g
of Herns Tabes" lshei this day with an illustrated
cover and portraits OF "Budgc and "TOddc" Onl Papcr
81 cents cloth ~
Bertba's Baby Equal 20 "Helen's Babies" With an
Illustrated cover and portrait OF Berha Baby" ~ H.
and everyone Will love " Bcrt1as blDy by
Gustasc DrDl. Paper JU cents, cloth 81
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
MTDNIGHI WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,yopsis for ne Dasi 81 hours

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. l a. m.-Ihe par
ometeris lowest in Nova Scotia and highest in Texas
General rains have fallen in all Districts except 'h'
Northwest and Upper Lake region sontuery "InuS
prevau I'm the Lower Missouri Valley; elsewhere tnty
are mostly westerly. The temperature has risen m c
Scuth Atlantic states and the Northwest IN the Other
districts there has been gteat tall
Indications for tO-d1T
For New Fr Gland aud tie Middle Atlantic states rainy
followed by clearing weather, colder nOrtl"eb'er!
winds higher pressure.
C1udiondrV SgnGls
Cautionary oshore signals continue from latteras 10
Sandy Hook.
Indications tO-r1OrrOc.
Fair weathcris indicated for Friday i'm NewEnglahd'
tbt Middle and south Atlantic and Gulf states
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

received this morning say thu Nouse Of Mr. Brown was
blown down. and himself and lve children were ouried
In the ruins Mr. Brown who was sick, was taken Vut m
nearly dead The children escaped without serious ~
IN, Tho house of Mr. Baker partly destroyed
and that OF W NJ McCaryer was wrecked rs WeIo airo
those of Samuel Scott and John DeShheiu' 0'"Hi'''
from uD river are delayed.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
q. w. CARLETON & co,

Madeline Mary J. Holiness New Novel, author of TEN
nest ANA sunshine etc. l2uO, cloth, 81 90.
A Changed Heart. The new novel by May Agnes Fien
ing l3mO. cloth bound. 81 30.
The Chdreu's Fairy topography. Merry Trip Of lnag
iuary Travels through Europe with hunireds oi pictures
Between Two Loves. 4 novel by Bertha N. clay au
thor Thrown on the World" l2mO cloth IL 80.
Twisted -aein A novel IN by c. r. Gardner, All
thor stolen Waters" Cloth, Emo 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
GEORGE PUTNAM'S SONS.
~ mud sD WPsf 2yi-St,

Your Mission An Illustrated edition Of the popular poem
Bv Ellen NJ Gates. With Illus ati0ns by Church, hafDcl
ami Alexander Qulrto. cloth extra 81.
Authors aud Authorship study ~ the literary life BY
William Sheppard. lbmO, cloth, extra Kilt top, 81 %
Pictures aud Legends from Normandy and brittany.
katherine :. and Thomas MaCquOuL oVO very iuHy
Illustrated and beaut fully printed. - 90
NorsI. Llpp and Finn. BY Frank Vincent ir octave
CLOTH with irOntIsplece ana map. ~ d.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
DIED.

DUBoIs-At Hudson, ". Y, December IL Evolna IL KIM
ball. wife OF Dr. John c. Dubois, aged 3B years. - ,,
Funeral from her late residence No l3l Auenat on IhuIs
day. December 10, at 10 o'clock. .--.
Remalns will be taken to Rhinebeck n Y for interment
CRANEAt Crawford ". j., December IL, Ann e. "ho OF
Moses 4. Crane, In the 7lst year Of her age: -, -,
X. ailsrs friends invited 20 attend her Iun irpm
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
JUDGE EDWARD FOX.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 14.-Edward Fox,
Judge the United States District Court. died this
morning II r. supposed OF heart disease. He was feel
ing little unwe when he retired but after taking
some remedy fell asleep.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

Mr. Hale was born at Chelsea VI, the 18th Of Sep
tcmber. 1892. IL graduated in 1912 at the Uni
yersIty OF Vermont He was admitted to the bar and
settled In the practice OF the Law at EzabethtOwu.
From 1856 TO 1864 he was judge Of Essex County, "
Y In $50 he was appointed a Regent of the Unver-
sty Of New-York In 1860 he a Presidential Elcctor
from the XXIst District lie special counsel Of the
United States charged with the defence of the ahah-
doned and captured property claims rom 1865 20 1870
He agent aud counsel for the United states before
the American and British Mixed Commission under the
Treaty Of Washington from 1871 to 1873. He was
elected Representative for NewNOrk in the XNAIAth
Congress- and also elected In 1877 10 the Alllld
Congress- lie served the Committees the Militia
Manufactures and Retrenchmeut. He was delegate To
the National Union Convention AZ Philadelphia In
1866. IA politics Mr. Hale Republican.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THE SECRET OF DEMOCRATIC ZEAL.
Ernln The IhiIndflphia ITe.s lRfpO

Senator PendletOn's position as an advocate
of Civil service reform would much stronger H. when
The Democratic majority OF the Senate had number ot
minor offices command, he had urged the apphca
fiOn OF competitive in filling all vacancies His Dill
is sound measure and deserves success but senator
Pendletnn himself claim in II only the interest O
new convert VINO discovered the practical value of CVl
Service reform and his friends &C aSed TO con-
frol Fel.ral Offices.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
A SAN FRANCISCO WEDDING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.-Miss Evelyn
Towne' daughter Of A. n. Towne, General
superintendent OF the Central Pacific Railroad,
was married hero this evening at the Palace
iotel To Charles n. Shaw, prominent mining investor
OF tins city. The ceremony and subsequent reception
constituted one OF the most brilliant social events OF the
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

schwnta- Searchi sladgus in the Arctic IN Qnest 81
the Franklin Records BY william III. Glider VOi 7NO
wItn maps and illustrations, -
The Chronicle of thr Dram BY " VI. Thackeray. WISE
Illustrations VOL qudriO Illuminated cto iu git %
The Quartet sequel to " Dab hnzer A stOry Of =
Growing Boy" ono vol, l2mO, IL
The Orthodox TheOlOgs 0f To-day. by Newman Smyth
Faiths Laglt' one vol, lZulo. Il
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
HER REWARD STILL WAITING FOE HER

Marshal p. p. Wilcox, of Colorado whose
search for Mrs. SDithson, the who bravely
helped him recapture the convict White alias Burton TO
paw her $500 reward; told in THE TRIBUNE on Mon
day. has been unable to find her, and he left the city
Yesterday for Denver.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
6perlal Nolites.
4 Good Christmas Gin.
Ticket Of Membership Ia the
hiERCANTILE LIBRARY,
Eiehth.st, near Broadway.

Eiehth.st, near Broadway.
Branch Offices, 80 Liberty-st. and 74' Gth-ave.'
LIBRARY CONTAINS l'4Or1 VOLUMES.
Rcadugroo 500 nrwSpaf aud ines All new books
purchased issued German and French DOCKS e
TtEMs OF MEMBERSHIP:
To clerks, ~ initiation Zee and - annual dues.
To all others, - per year
Amcrting lod On Tuesday evening December l3, ISL
v the Livery stable Keepers Association Of the tt Of New
york II was unanimous yagrced that the charge for Coupes
or oughams II % Tor the first hour for shopping
and visiting and each subsequent honr The charge for
IOlche, shall De- IL 30 for each hour
JJHNJ. BRADLEY * CO, Istn-sL and 4th ave. q and 5
WNi h. BURNS. ll9 Nadlson.avc.
T. v BUENET, 2lI LcvugioIavc
CHARLES CUDLtP, 800 1thaye.
NM. DKEN NEN, 6lt have
TIO- DAILY, AL Itn-avr.
SAMUEL II. DESTON, sol Gthaye
r. g. UINEGAR, 81 Irving place
". EHBiTr, 22d--t ami tthiye
FARLEY BROS, u East 2Ith.st
i - FERIII. S, lOJ West ODDS
DANIEL UAENETr, ~ and = East 3'thst
KINGS STABLE, 70 East 4lst--L .... -,,.
N IT, LENUBENTER. ,jl2 l'way and 10 West 5@Gst.
r. n. MASON, and East 2-th.,t 49,
WlL 4. MARTIN. j3i IN ave, aud East 3ttI-st.
WM. II. MILES, - West lMh-st
SNAIU EL g. MOTT. Il9 West 2,ii-st
MARI EKT-. 23l..t. Aui L'NinEt0navC
Dan NC d, 81 ", 81 23thsL
A. s. q J.. ODELI, j1th.-t ant Icvinst stolave.,
NJ AGEAIli l2t Ea i;i''. LII 10Th l2s West 32d.
st., and ijth.-t. and ithayc.
JOSEPH LEACH, iG, 4, and 5n East 52dst
e. n. SIMMONS. 26. West lith-st and y Bauk-st
JAMES VI. lRACY, ~ East 6Id-st
W. T. WAIT. 1856 East j3d st.
VhN COTT & GO. III Clntonpace.
GEORGE WEkERLE, l23 West athSt
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

Christmas Appcni for Poor Children.
Christmas time h o Dee the hlppic-t Wc or t' year lor
the po, uuberndei Thousands Of IA miles meet then
have h r mcrrgst HOLIDAYS and r7afo loyf by Christ
ma. pr~rnfN VINO Of the shyerng child in
w. L. L1,grr and boHillssT Vho w!ll remember the hun
T. of hovs and girls there where 20 Law
r s I'D I,.,pl ,yI9t b1nn, child or aren't viii bear in
houses who suffer from cold and hunger ana WEAKNESS
and sckn"~sl - -.t. -. q, .
Ncyy-NurA tOr twcUtyutlc years
ap,as tho oruulJc throughout tho country to help th9
unIthc clil lrtn u tIt "cOA 10 hd t- ChdLth o
Fiify dollars viii send three homeless children 10 good
the country. Who VIII make 'hrstnaS present o
one hundred dollars will put shoes he ba7ecet Of -
poor children Our hundred and twenty dollars WI 'v
warm dinners for month for -'11p o 900 tllhth mo
viii help to make Christmas happy Tor those va" nave 10"
happy daysi ,,,, s..r..,r-
Chndren's Aid Society ~ East 4ih-'I, Ne"-lork
December 1851. go, .,
,f pro,i ami clothing may Dee sent 10 the Central
Ourc No Do last ltsi NcwNorS CITY, or will be called
ior % the address Doe forwarded. 49,. -,
ouituu- uf money may be ncosrd 20 any OF the under
signed che ssor Post onico orders made payable to
''''s 70 '''' WAL \. BOOTH. President,
GEORGE : coz Treasurer
American Exchange National Bank No. l2s Broadway
G.. l.. BRACE, secretary,
No 10 East itnst. New-lork
WORK OF THE YEAR
There during the past year IN o1r six Lodging
Hauscs lglt2 tuercut boys and girls 2'G1i l
m. tWenty.one Jay and evening schools were
lu.p1S children, who we've Taught ara parity Itd ana
aided " lth food. m,t ,ue, Nc thoIth tt iCN M
dr.u Mission 3" tS~~ children "fl"lvl te utueA. oI e
have rn insiructel In the use "t th sewing ma hne W ~ ne
Ioddug louse and in the Industrial SCHOOL, ere
have been deposited in tho Penny savings Ranks Total
number under charge OF tho society during the year 81" loo
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
ROBERTS BROS.

porc,uf and other Poems BY Christina q. R0s'etu
Author OF Tne Goblin Market" &c l0no, cloth Prco
81 %.
The Man Jesps. By tue Rev John W. Chadwick. IGno
cloth Price, 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
A1RRIED.

Please take that Will be located on Broaiway.
Grands March l. 1852. Truly yours Inc LONDON
and NcrpO0 COthIng CO.. So and IS B0Noly eO HesteIs
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

Duy no holiday prescnt without soong Dr. Scoirs beau
tif Electric Iar aud tlosh Srusbes Ihey always DeuenV
The we'll ana maryclDusly headaches, neuralgia da,
du falling hair badness rheumatism, Nc Price ttiuhdt
as represented. Atdrug and fancy stores
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

A birthday Book. Designed ny Her Royal Hghness, tho
Beatrice Imperial Ito, cloth fall git, Sl3 D.
RuraI England "Edltion de Luxe" with $50 nlu.tra-
lions Folio 0rnamentcd ilWn Ready December l5h $40
Great Galleries of England Two SERIES each
with - ilu strltiOu5. FOIO cloth. gilt Sl2.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
DODD. MEAD Il co.

Without Home. BY T. P. Roe. 81 90
The Lady of ~hal.ott BY Tcnnyson Decorated in color
hy Howard pyle 1 vol small quarto, richly bound N
cloth, with gilt edges, IN a neat box, 80.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

Incr CurtausAn i'm portrrs entire stock Is 10 be close
than the Importation, consisting OF th
finest brussels, Swis Antique. GuPute MADRAS Chpu Al
NelOuTs cuOrs SfEPPARD kNAPP 6thave ana l0th-s'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

Ip,roye each shining hour by cleaning and polishing gold
and sycrwa.c nd similar surfaces with ELkClEoSiLlCoN'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

J. W. Rdgway, Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Fowler Mrs. Clark,
the Misses Clark Miss Annie Taft Miss Lucy Taft, Miss
sadie TaIt Mr. and Mrs. j. " TAFT, and Mrs. Lot Atn-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
EAR \
lnchesl
80 |
2e.5l

diagau variations IN this ei By tsnl
dons of time fsf hs ~ hea,
Tp~ir the oA
~ H. broken dot ~ ine ee,en.
The vsdons IN rnpeAutr Indicated b. the thsH@-@ls a. hs
p., RroadN
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
LANES n. OSGOOD & 60.
CHARLES SCRIBNER's Sons.
14.R and zl5 Epoa dxy- =

Famous Painters aud Paintings By MrS Juia
Shedd with Is hne heioypes one VOL l2mo Illustrated
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
IvIsON. BLAKEMAN. TAYLOR 4 CO:
EnRn.. HOWARD Isl HTLRERT

The Golden Book OF Tales headings 10 the Legendary
Lore of AN Nations Edited by William SwinOn and George
r. Cathcart Numerous, lu stratiOns. $40 pages - o.