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New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
THE SECOND SECREr4RY ~ LONDON
CARD FROM NJ. NADAL, LATE OF THE AMERICAN
LEGATION.


LEGATION.
To the Efttor Of The Tribune.
SIR A statement which appeared in THE
NEwYoRK TRIBUNE OF December II necesstaeS an ans
wer on my part 1t was W. smacy the London
Correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE, and charged me with
being an incapable official and with having done nothing
during my service at the Legation London On the ap
pearance OF the statement I addressed notes to Mr
PierrepOnt and Mr.. Welsh former Ministers at London
asking If It were true OF my service with them
Mr. PierTepOnt wrote II never found you wanting in
efficiency or in any respect while remained as Minister
at the Court OF ST. James"
Mr. Welsh wrote that " II gives me pleasure
to repeat, what have said to you ana
TO others, that as second Secretary OF the
legation during my residence In London your relations
to most agreeable. and that your duties were In
telligently and faithfully performed
Inaye not time obtain anything from the Legation in
London but the statement is absolutely false regards
my service under Mr. Lowell II is true that While at the
Legation contracted the disease known as writer's
crapp But the Legation had clerks &c whom constantly
dictated and the records Of Office will show how false
Mr.. Smacy's statement is
appointment which Mr. Smalley regards aS mysterious,
recommendation Of Mr.. Creswell at tnat ilme
PostmaslerGeneral. who was an old friend OF
by Mr. Evarls at time when had not the slightest no
tion OF taking such employment This Offer after some
days consideration accepted. ,
| applied time ago for a transfer 10 the Consular
service. which has now been made.
The animus OF Mr SInaeys letter Is am sure, very
evident The relation between two individuals Is never
matter OF interest TO the public. but may say bdt
nv opinion OF him. founded upon opportunity OF OBJ
serving his character and methods was such to induce mo
IN wish that nv acquaintance with him should DC as
s's''' "' PO''''''' +. s. NADAL
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
HEARING THE LAST OF THE CHALLENGES.

BY direction of the Committee of Eighteen,
the Enrolling Board OF the XYIIIth Assembly District
met evening to act upon such challenges might be
presented There 81 and 33 of the men challenged
appeared q by proxy and their explanations accept
cd Representatives OF the Garfield Club had prepared
challenges and last evening they offered 75 moro, hay
ing been mislcd. they said by The Times into believing
that they had right TO present challenges up 10 Decem
ber2 20 but the Board refused 10 accept them. circular
had been sent TO those challenged signed by Bernard Big
lin and other officers OF the old District Association
ng them appear before the enrolling officers, aud
pressing belief in the falsty OF the charges An officer
OF the Garfield Club said that he believed that the
office holding and notwithstanding class OF Republicans
would hcnceforth control the party In the district An
other condemned the machine" which hc said, had
esOnably sold out" Republican candidates in the
past. He emphatic in the assertion that the
chine would be downed ut the primary"
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
1ppIn1LS FROM EUROPE.

The Bothnia brought among her passengers
Yesterday C. Allen, Henry AttweI, Mr. and Mrs. O. "
Beale. Peter Dickson, Charles Cousen, Mrs D. W. oun
mIngs, @. NJ Fairchild, Captain W. p Garnett ), Drew
Cav j. j. Franoirc James FEase Dhvin uessnci' uo 50
Mccormack H. J. Miller, Joseph j. ODOnahue' =. W.
Parker Dr. and Mrs. Armand de Potter George hss7'
A. ar1 NJ IT n sarpison r. g. Sharp, O. +. Watson,
Bryce A. Wilson and j. A. Codd. r,n, corriobaol
fhe Fnrnessa brought Mr.. and Mrs John SarHi09ao G
OF Edinburgh Mrs. u. J. Mitchell, the rev. W. ", ooI
vaanr Mr. and Mira John Anderson, Of Guelph, ont; l.
I REV Foster Black John IL. Cockburn, Di, ChIola ~
W. :. Gordon, W. B Newson J9bh a. Wood ~ "''N
The Rhgtia brought the Rev H. Hiluepianu'
Bnest and Captain j. III. B0geL
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
, rr,,opp ELEVATORS DESTROYED.

BALTIMORE EDisN AiNi'-
B,ITntoRE. Dec. 2O.-A fire this morning
,,oos, dcsroved the corn mill elevators ana
ofTv,o, Brothers, causing $4,000 loss
The following Is reinsurance on the STOCK ouHuh "'
machinery: ON the stock in the ml-e2'ooo eacn III 'o
Pcpnsylvania Phnnix OF Hartford ana Union o ma
aeIphIa. 81 $50 each in the st. Paul. Manhattan OIL NO"
York American and Reliance OF Philadelphia fenen''
Associated Firemens and Peabody OF Batmore' Lo"uoi
and Lancashire Royal and Imperial. On machinery machinery
- 500 In the Fire Association Philadelphia Tl'ooV III
the Fire Association OF London, and 5000 III tue IP
of Iopdon on the In budingS2 500 each IN the spns
acid German Of Plttsburg, Fire Association Phlladeph
and 81 $50 each in the Peabody Associated fhehes a
Fircmer's OF Baltimore, London and Lancashire hoya
and Imperial. on the stock in Warehouse no iIf1'ooV
each in the Courtney Of Philadepnlh, NoItnct"' "
Ioudou Ph,euix OF London, ana Norm bI'iSn vi 1i ,,
tilc a 900 In the Commercial Union VI Lun'
- 200 each i'm The Insurance Company OF North America,
and Fire AssOclatou OF LOndon anu 9-'OOU C,TI IN "a
A-socated Firemcn and Fircmens, Butm3e, hnn hoM I
ard Ncw-York on bwldug-T33Oo III Ieapouy, Va am ~
"a 900 in the Howard OF Baltimore MrehousG ~ ~ I'D ~
900 In Fire Association Lohdoi anu
roh in The Mcrchants OF Newark n j. and bsi'h2,e 1
Fire ON stnck-S2 500 each IN The Natloi9 :" Sia.
more; American, Boston; County, ol oli I0nSJnr
T1ntt,hIe and Merchants Providence stahuu, E"u1 SG1
Continental New-York. and Home Baltimore an u J,"r
eacb i'm fhe Peoples and Clinton, N'wfOIN
ers Boston; and Howard OF BhulHore'
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
DIED..

fssa Rs fS:Ss S D
ssen Baptist Church on SATURDAY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO- at his residence II Chrstepnec
p5 st. 5 John 1 Bedford 10 sgsd 4s years .,., ,..,
sth. saturday a2d inst. at IL O'Clock.
Friends win please omit towers
BURLINAt Purchase n. Y. on the 10th inst, Adalne
friends and relatives attend funeral from
Frends Meeting House. Purchase seventhdsy (Sstur'
Carriage: cas; in waiting at White Plains Depot
d William lyss sss 4 the SiAn'' Eliza Ay wife
A. widow Of the late craig Sai year Of
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral from
Carriages viii meet the p m train from foot Of cortlands
CRAwIn South Norwalk Conn., December ls 1885, Charles
Funeral services Friday, December d. at2pm.
EpWARDs-At Orange n. j, December 10, 1883, ceceis
Relatives and q tic family attend the
daughters residence, Highlst near White p
Reny ss PessSHSe 0 her ~ Mary widow
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on
So 584 Put SrOOyn
Sdbs evening Of 18th inst after short Illness
ns 80 Family teS s n
late residence No East 6th-st
% Nc Canaan, Conn., on the 18th inst May
The relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral
from her ae residence NewCanaan, on Friday December
Carriages viii be In waiting arrival Of D. train from
New.Ycrk.
SEAYER0n the 10Th inst suddenly Of heart disease Dana
b. Seayer aged As years.
Funeral his residence Ryersonst Brooklyn,
Saturday, December 22. at = o'clock D. IN.
sHEPARD1At Oyster Bay l. Thursday morning Decem.
Funeral his late residence Friday evening at
O'Clock.
Intennent in Greenwood Cemetery on Saturday.
sEAVER-suddenly. at NewHayen Conn, December 10,
Dana b. Seayer
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VOUGHT-At Freehold j. the 18th inst, Mrs. Lonisa
s. VOught, wife OF the late Colonel p g. Vougt, and only
daughter OF the late Hon. Daniel Is. Ryall.
Funeral services St Peters Church. Freehold Saturday.
22d, at II o'clock a III.
VAILL-At Litchhed Conn, December Il, Flora Gold,
widow OF the late Rev Herman Vail and daughter OF tho
late Colonel Benjamin Gold Of Cornwall, Conn.
WOOD-At WespOrt Conn, December lS oliver Ellsworth
Wood, In the 12d year of his
Relatives friends respectfully invited attend
Madison square Presbyterian Church
Friday, 2lst inst. at 10 a m.
WARNER-Mary wife Of the late T Warner, jr), the
18th inst, at Springfield, Mass. aged 7n years
Funeral at Norwak Conn, Friday, 2lst Inst, at
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
THOMAS ID. ANDERSON, ID. d.

The Rev. DR.. Anderson, whose death at South
Boston on Tuesday was announced yesterday, was for
many years pastor OF the First Baptist Church Of this
City. flo was born In Philadelphia June 80 1919. and
his boyhood spent in Washington. He was gradu-
atcd from University Of Pcnnsyvanla iu 1888, and
from the Newton Theological Seminary IN 1881 lie was
first ordained and settled over the Baptist Church Of
saeu Mass In 1912 In lS4s he became pastor Of the
First Baptist Church Of ROxbury Mass and III 1862 he
WAS called 10 the First Baptist Church Of this city
wears later society moved 10 the church al 3Jt
Al and Park-aYe. which built under Mr. AndvrsOns
direction and dedicated October /. 1871 ia the fall
OF 1878 hc resigned his charge and became pastor OF the
Uanst Church In South Boston, which position he held
ut mis- death The degree OF ID. ID. conferred upon
him by Brown University in 1853. As preacher he was
eloquent aud popular.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
THE WEQUETEQUOCK CASES.
tpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUNRl

STONINGTON, Conn, Dec. 20.-Justicc Lord
gave the following decisions In the Wequetequock assault
cases today Samuel Stanton, guilty on all three counts
fined SO; James Palmer, guilty two counts, fined
S27; George Chapman guilty on two counts, fined 81 ;
Appeals were made in all the cases In the perjury cases
Jnstce Lord said that he desired few days 10 make
his mind" but thought that the evidence strong
euouoh TO hold the prisoners Bonds fixed 81 600
Great Indignation exists In Stoningou over the ac-
ton taken In the perjury cases largely attended
meeting was held Tonight and the opinion the justice
was dcnounced AS "unlEst and biased" one man said
Wcguciequock Is mad iu earnest and there Is
telling where these cases Will end.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
Ne,c- York, Dec. 10, 1888.
CHRISTM1S CHEER FOR THE POOR

HOW TO DISPOSE OF OLD PICTURES AND HOLIDAY
CARDS.
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Allow me the use of yOur columns to
make my annual appeal your child readers for cOntr
buttons OF their Old cUorcd pictures and holiday cards for
distribution among their less prosperous brothers and
sisters the hospitals and tenement houses II their
parents will add something for older ufotunates in the
HOSPITALS and insane asyums il will greatly help 10 In
crease Of Christmas cheer. Similar contributions
IN previous years assured by medical experts. have
r we'd OF great benefit in every respect to the patients
who have received them. MONTAGUE MAINS.
~, 2l Etinn Sunnlt n /. Dec 10. lSs3.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
THE PRESIDENT IN THE CITY.

President Arthur arrived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel at am. yesterday, having taken the lll5 pm
train from Washington the night previous He spent the
day mostly IN his Tonight he Will attend the ban
ouet of the England Society, and tomorrow morning
will go To Philadelphia and dine with the NewEngland
Society Among those who called him yesterday
were CONGRESSMAN James Smart State Senator Isaac "
baker John Quackenbush, OF Rensselaer, County, Michael
Cregan Bernard Blgln and Surrogate Rollins.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
TRnrNE OFr1cE. De-. 2l.-l q. m.--The n

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 21.-1 a m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday was downward. Cloudy
weather prevailed, with light COZ Of inch when
melted at night The temperature ranged between 229
and 277 the average (24as7 being 37s' lower than
the corresponding day last year and js' lower than
on Wednesday.
Warmer and cloudy partly cloudy weather with oc-
casonal Hight SHOWS, may DO expected to-day this city
and vicinity,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
WHO lid C1RLYLEf

CAL Hamilton In he North american RsDieD.
"But Oh my dear Jennie do help me 10 he atte softer
10 be a little merclful TO all men, gsinen. why
should man, though bilious, never so nervous lmpOVer
ished bucbitten and bedeved let Satan have dominion
over hlm Save me, me, my GOody 1t Ia on tbls
eide thai am threatened She should have Needed this
pteous appeal On this side she should have helped him
crIcify his cOnceit and seshnesH, not 10
compass and indulge them IL Is these occasional gmes
rare and unfruitfl they arewhich show us that Car
vte was NOT wholly given 10 Satan, even during Mrs
0arIyles fe Generally he was. Satan desired 10 have
him. and he ha6 HIM
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
4 SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CLUE.

The Xth Assembly District Republican AssO-
caton met last evening in ConcOra Hall, No. % Ave-
nue-A, aud resolved to continue the organization
political and social club. The following officers
elected: President Henry II. Hlight vicepre.ide Il,
Charles T. Strong secretary, William Glasier ana treI
urcr, Ferdinand Erhards. A committee consisting Of
Horny c. BOtty. Charles T. Strong and Clales Binder
was appointed 10 draft constitution aud bylaws
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

BAKER-SAUNDERS-On Wednesday, December 10, 1888
the Rev D. COrnwel Charles Ii. Baker, Jr, 10 Annie
Saunders, all OF Brooklyn.
COOPER-WALTER-In Wilmington Delaware, on Decem-
ber 1888 the Right Rev. Alfred Lee Charles William
Cooper OF NewYOrk and Mary RhOas, daugerof the late
Thomas Walter.
sPELMAN-BEALE-on "Wednesday, December 10, at the
Second Unitarian church, Brooklyn by the Rev John W.
Chadwick William A. Spelman 10 julia daughter OF fWulsm
T.. BeRle.
HINGTON-BOSW ORTH-In OstOn, on December 49,
by the Rev g. Dole, Augustus II. Wilmington 10 Mary
D., daughter OF Charles Il. Bosworth.
All notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with JalI
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
5Ieclal NJnce5.
Artistic Mpiuoriuls.

The eNEw.ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, Coa1.
Quarries aud Workshops, Westerly, Il. l.
Fine monumental an ling work IN GrlntA DrlHnyB
and estimates furnished without charge Correspondence 3D.
licited. y. Y Once, 1921 Bw1y. g. w. CASFlELD, AgG
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
GENERAL THOMAS ]. CRAM.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Dec. 2O.-Brcvct Major
General Thomas j. retired Of the Engineer Corps
died suddenly this aferI in Chestnut-st horse
He fell over suddenly on the seat ard died after
A physician who arrived before he expired OF the
opinion that death due 10 apopleIy.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
FASHION NOTES.

Oriental bracelets for Christmas gifts made of sew
era sken cords that tie around the waist Golden balls,
studded with jewels in the part OF the bracelet
and the tasselled ends Of silk are tipped with gold.
Hungarian porcelain, with reamtuted biscuit ground
highly glazed and brilliant Oriental designs s OF the
fashionable fances this winter for ornamental pieces for
the cabinet II comes in OF classic outlines long
necked bottles, and IN pitchers OF many quaint shapes
Large and small fur caps accepted by fashion.
especially when with redngotes shorter coats OF
clio b, velvet or brOcade
The taOr-madc suits most "dlstingUished when
they collar vest and cuffs Of velvet, but other
wise entirely without ornament.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
OBITUARY..
TIE REV. JOUN BI-RT WRIGUT.

BosToN, Dec. 20.--Thc Rev. John Burt
Wright. the oldest Unitarian clergyman the country,
died this morning at his home in Wayland Mass. lie
born ia 1900 and graduated at Brown University in lsl5
being al the time OF his death the Oldest alunus Of that
institution He also the oldest alumnus OF the Cam
dge Divinity School. lie ordained In 1915.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram the bsromsA variations Ia THE city tsa,h.
ofnehs The pPsndcuar Lines dVonB ofe 9r he -
preceding nitngai The white osesoni
mercury fsnz hoss hours The dotted
the VAstiou In lhdssd the
nat Paarm@ey, SIS Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

tiouities.-Antiquary Showing his treas
uresi: Colts revolver found the Field o. Waterlooi
Friend. "Ehl But / should have tbought--Id no
id,a they-y Antiquary: mol dare sayP WIN
eInltation "Oh they're dooeed rare, can tell your
-lPunch's Almanac.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
THE WEA2HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-For New-England
fair weather. northery winds shifting 10 south
crly, falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather
winds shifting to southerly falling barometer
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
A Del;cate Perfume,
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

Non.oacnslve the most redued is implrel 70 LACES
GLOVES ANA NOTE PAPER, by AASSEY'S FLOREN-
1INEVIOLET OKRls, originated by CAeWELL, Massey
n Chemists II2I RrOallMaY and 57S jthave ". v.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

Chdrens Aid Society has for thirty been caring
little children Of NewYOk the newsbOys, bo)t
backener little pedders street sweopers baggage smash
ers" thousands OF little girls who gather and
sell papers work at hOme in the tenementhoues
poor children great thrOns Very home
fendes wander about ragged and barefooted
and winters storm many are hungry and heart
sick, as those for whom careth
Who Will help the Society make happy day for these
children poverty Who that thinks what his children
would thus thrown into the bitter life o. the
streets can refuse make Christmas day bright one ID
these little victims OF misfortune
The best Christmas gift TO the homeless orphan homo
one hundred dollars will send i've homeless children TO
hOmo In the far West
Sixty dollars will put shoes the bare feet OF sixty neey
little ones sixty dollars will give plain hot meal fora
month 10 hungry children One hundred dollars will give
good Christmas dnuer ~ several hundreds OF DOYs ma
Lodging House.
WRO will help mako Christmas holidays happy to those
who have few bright daysi .,. ..
Chidren's Aid Society, - East 4th-st, NeWfOrk
December 1888. -,
Office 10 ith-st NewNoI- CITY or VIII De called
for II the address De forwarded. -
Donations OF money may be nclosed TO OF the under
signed II checks post 0ce orders made payable "a
0' VIM A. BOOTH, President
20 Nae,du-st
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

Two experienced physicians Of the swift Specific Com
pany Atlanta Ca have located at No. l59 West Twenty
thrd.st will be pleased to all who afflicted with
blood or skin diseases Examination and consultation free.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

We don't mind stormy weather. people come all the more
buy they large variety in house But
II you do mind go while to-day Hail. Nicol & Gran.
berys Entrances 20 and ~ John II and 10 Maiden
lane-lExchange
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

Christmas at the Everett House Previous TO her return
to Europe in Aprhe will appear In grand opera In San
EranciRcO
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
ARRITAL or NINE. MINNIE HAUK.

Nine. Minnie Hauk returned from her West
err and Southern tour yesterday morning, and will spend
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
The York Association for Improving the COndiOn
cfThe Poor.

Now in its year usefulness undertakes TO visit and re-
leve the poor living between the Battery aud
the Harlem The extent OF IT'S services being measured
by the funds applicable for this purpose II works in friendly
co operation with the Charity Organization Society 10 which
given up one-haf Of Its own building rent free
II appeals earnestly for contributions in money and
kind 70 carry this winter with renew
cd efficiency.
It's depot where good and suitable provisions etc. sup
pet 20 the poor the lowest cost open for inspection
garments for and women are specially accepta
be blankets and articles the sick also much
neeed General Agent viii gladly send for pac&sges'
The volunteer cooperation Of those willing to devote por
ton OF day visiting the poor in their own homess
cordially invited Subscribers sending special cases urged
to their interest until the applicants are sefsuppot
ing list applicants deserving personal visitation aud
continued help kept filed the Office and viii be shown TO
subscribers OF aiding theI further All donatioDs
shoud Do sout John Bovine General Agent ~ Fourth
ave checks payable TO the order Of MI Robert b. Anturn
Treasurer In behalf Of the Executive Committee,
L.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

Andrew J. Hope, IL FultoD-st. (his only
store in New-Yor), offers for the Christmas Holiday
famous Bon BOns and BOnbOnneres. =.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
u,nia Tron.i, ro,,n,I..Ion

The appointed by the Mayor OF the city of
NewYOrk pursuant To Chap 800 of the Laws OF loO and
will hold daily sessions until fdrther
tice at 81 O'Clock D. n 0foes floor OF tho
Tribune Pldng for the purpose OF nrtor hearing such
sps us may wish 20 before them 10 express thelr
views necessity of additional steam railway facilL
ties the City Of NewIOrk.
Dated Ncw,NO NOrk, Dec. 10, 1888
DAN FL DRAKE SMITH,
GEORGE IL BYRD,
THOMAS Il. STEWART, Commissioners.
ABRAHAM l.. EARLE
T. X. LINERMORE,
ID L Dan Anil I'M -nlINf
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
M1RRIED.

urnets Cocoalne best hair dressing in the world
remains longest In effect
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

than 70 nominal. Walter O. Gresham for President OF the
United States. ,oo
Marion Ind, Dec. 1S, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
WM. A. BOOTH, President,
20 Nassau-sL
GEORGE :. COE, Treasur
American Exchange NatiOnel Bank I2S Broad'
WORK or THE YEAR.

There during the past year. in our six lodging houses
1877 different boys and grls 30 ,395 meals AM z3Slo
lodgings supplied Ia the 81 day and IA evening schools
II 81 children who were taught and partly led aud
clothed 3449 homes, mainly Ia the West lOJJ
aided with food mecine etc. through the SICK Sh M
Mission ,l4O children enjoyed the dement's OF the
summer Home" ct Bath L. l. uveraging about 3nO pei
week. girls have Oeen instructed in the use ot the sewing
machine in the Girls Lodging House aud IN the ludustrl4
schools SO 1886 l. have been deposited ia the Penny saw
Total number under charge OF the society during
n Nrar 81 OIL
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

The Five Points House Of Industry desires to give
Merry Christmas including dinner % 400 children
neced with the Institution, and viii be SeIy grateful for dona
tiUis VI money or toys =.
Contributions money may be sent to oner OF HUGH ~
CAMP Treasurer l0J MOrthst and packages vi" be seri
for by notifying same address
The European and American Medical Bureau books will
show that trif cured patients are weeay clens Govern
officers. who hat been unsuccesfuly
tr atrd nervous and ph, steal debility, structures
gland bladder aud kidney diseases, by the most
professors al surgeons In this country and Europe
Their physician has made these diseases Speciality
"a years at 0f broadway. day and evening. His -
cent medical these diseases has saved thousands nom
Suffering aud premature graves.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21
Ready THIS Morning.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUl

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price In wrapper (ready malng), cents per copy
One copy one year 81 so; copies and exua, So
THE TRIBUNE, NewYork
Xmas Appeal Tor Working Women.
Ladies' wishing for seamstresses and houseceanf ~ ths
day. can alway hear OF excellent women by appt -
Aatron Day Nursery OF the Church OF the intr
Nc. PAS East 3lstsL
New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

LundbOrg's Perfume. Edenia.