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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-28
Prom TIE Bodis r,es Pres

Last September several young ladies and
gentleman fromi Bodie Cali visited Landy pionic
ladie, dropped smsll earring overheard and imms-
dtAteiy disappeared. She Inourne her osa courss
and never expected to see the piece sf Jewery again
On noniAy isss Jonn nurpny MI Crees miner caught
hole 10 the Ice when the nah was opened the
TSeg found nbedacd IN Of iss Rills when the
earning sunk In the water the trout evidently grabbed It.
and 10 trying 10 swaEsw the PIN pissesd the rH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-28
Six nuadreA KNIVES Lest.
PROM ths Punamd Star ana Herald.

PaasenEers on tho Peninsula and Oriental
recenty An Indian Knife cleaner on hoard got drunk,
tied AL the table knives upward of ON In numbcr) round
MS waist and Jumped overheard The ship WAS stnppsA
and turned round, but all efforts to tina
nate man with the much needed table knives
svainx and the passengers compelled to with
penkMyee and other substitutes until the vessel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-28
Llly's Prayer.

MOI long since Lily. Q little girl Of 5 years
after evening prsyers began 70 inaSs, ~ 81
original peiltIOn Of her own. varying according w. w
mocds Shs WAS aware that she md not been parttcn
i.r .soa On certain day. and s,5 r. I1a y sts
Lly reed mob On. and ~ ar's yss aontssesss'.
Wy, Try aGains"
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Yrom tAe sprinQneia Reputlican

An old man would not bolieve no could hear
MS wife talk distance Of ave mies by telephone. Ills
better half was In country store several niiss ~,
wnsre tnere WAS telephone and tho .keptc WINS Also
being told how TO operate H. he walked boldly np and
struck the teephone wire and Knocked the man down.
" ThAts sarah every time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-28
A Variable anA Chnngesb,s Creature
Yfom tAe kadisonsttk rimes

Crofton rKy.) belle Miss Belle Mosnley has
hsp the reputation o. her Sc. fos nchlsas and 70.
senbsrg She agreed TO Oh with Handy W xst mas.
ried. They ned to Springfield. Tenn, hit there the
young lady changed her mind, and tergr A,c kastn.
berg 70 for her lie went and came with hsf.
and they went 10 uopkins, Ale ant .IaA.,.S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-28

j have heard all the famous orators OF Ameri-
en-. England. France. and Germany. and among
did. have listened TO them with keen intel
lectusl delight. but was never carried out OF
myself beyond critical discrimination. He took
He az
From the first sentence he held US an. and as
he went on he swept us with him resistloss and
RSIss sh:. e EIo.: g Sss7y ,Ss%S CON
Fss men, Hisb ., SnsSs
There is awey' the
and Of body sioxed and became ' motion. Il
al near AR T. He
singular and startling specimen of strength
and splendor. In alliance. such "a have never
seen: ~ H. seemed insis ,h,s Enormous
tied reserve Of force behind, His voice. mien,
Ess,%res Poses were AZ full Of this power
natural and Imposing. I have mover heard so
trumpet pct ton 1gS an ORGAN a. his voice II
which It dominated; II would have been In
place on q hillside. ringing In the ears OF en-
Ssnssst s %ostinS oo.r l9 n
on these tones e little boats are rocked on the
His gestures were few. but full Of force and
theatric display. His left hand hung at his
His right hand was In constant motion-the
motion Of one holding rspler and welding It
woll, Through zach pregnant ssntsnce his
.nS hos iad nnnns =. esss
rapler homs. Men WINGED. as N they falt Il.
The Grafton was o mastsriy review Of tho
sltuation-of tho ehcroachmsnts Of tho cleri'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
RUMoRs OF A FRENCH DEFEAT DENIED.

NO NEWS PROM ADMIRAL couRBET's EXPEDITION
IN ToNQUIN.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-A rumor was current tEls alleI-
noon in the Hobbies Of the Chamber Of Deputies tHat
Admiral Courbet, with his forces, had been &c.
feated in Tonquin by the Black Flags, ana
his communications cut of. There IS con-
siderable uneasiness felt at the absence OF
news from Admiral Courbet's expedition. Excited
crowds thronged the boulevards until a late hour
eagerly discussing the rumor. The reticence Of the
Government was much commented upon. Several
members Of the Committee on Tonquin Credits urged
Prime Minister Ferry to abandon his reserve and
inform the Chamber of the position of affairs.
In view of this state of things the following semi
official communiqu6 was sent to the papers: We are
authorized to declare that up to the moment OF 60
ing TO press the Government has received no dis
patch from TOnquln unfavorable TO the French.
The alarmist reports may therefore be regarded as
false.
The Cabinet Council to-day discussed the Ton.
ouin question. The committee Of the Chamber OF
Deputies upon the TOnquin credits held long
session to-day and adjourned until tomorrow, when
IL will give hearing TO Prime Minister Ferry and
General Campenon, Minister of War. lie pOhdire
denies the report that England had offered to medi-
ate between France and China upon the Tonquin
question, and that France had accepted the
profered mediation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
NINE. GERSTEK And M. MAPLESON.

The non-appearance of Nine. Gerster az MI
Mapleson's Sunday concert and her Icported detection
from the Academy OF Music forces, were fruitful themes
for discussion Oh Monday in musical circles DiInc
Gerster and her husband, Dr. Gardin were frequently
sought at the Everett House by curious friends but
without success. They were met by Nine GEL Stcr =
companion dark-eyed italian maiden. who spoke Ing
lsh with pretty and great huency' but was u
able TO understand the simplest questions framed IN t"V
language which bore the subject of her mistress
Mr. Mapleson was al the Academy OF Music all Day
and when he was asked about tho startling reports tha
had been printed he said: tissue OF Hes my ooy from
BEGINNING to end The story about my wlirins about IN
a cab and iInportuning Mmo. Gcrster 10 sing Is pure
fiction assure you. Aud Is the statement about our
financial arran genents Mime. Gerscr IL iot the woman
to sing for 500 week and give credit Tor he renahg
Thousands The World story especially u catalogue Vi
lies have written Editor of that sheet iloe oo
manding he make TctTuctOn before z O'CLOCK w
morrow or shall begiu "A suit for criminal nDel "
Mime GeIster III there Is no dOubl ABOUT tHat'
She could scarcely get through her part on natutuaS
But her husband said Saturday evening that sue
would appear at the sunday III Hhe haa not
done so and given proper notice. shOui hoV n AZ
complatIed But like the way In when she ulo
the thing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28

OF the Germany Army, has been appointed by the EN-
peror Chancellor Of the Order OF the Black Eagle.
PARIS, Nov PIN Roux de Fraissnet who failed
had large credit relations with the Bank Of France he
held monopoly of the trade Of Marseilles with MAZDA
gascar and Zanzibar.
GLASGOW, Nov. 27.-Messrs. DOble Co.. shipbuilders'
at Govan, suburb Of this city, have failed Twelve
hundred workmen thrown out Of employment by the
failure
MADRID, Nov. 27.-sehor Juan Valera, the new Spanish
Minister to Washington, IA charged to facilitate lno
making OF a treaty OF commerce With America winch
shall satisfy the Cubans.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-John ID. Waters was conv1cteu 10
day Of stealing and receiving bonds OF the London anu
River Plate Bank and sentenced to penal servuue
for twelve years.
PARIS, Nov 27-The trial of Charles du Brel alias the
MARQUIS de Roys on the charge OF fraud IN connection
with his attempt to found colony at the Oceanic isahd
OF Lombard, began here to-day
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Apropos of Evacuation Day Ihe
Times SAYS 1.-THE keen American mind is turning eagerly
toward the best that the modern world can gyen Inc
Intellectual future OF such is not likely to disap
point the sanRuine prophets"
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Irish Government anthorites
have discovered that the Fenaus ORlordan and Captain
McCafferty for whom rewards offered are In Ire
land and America respectively. The Government Is sat
ed that they not connected with the recent oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
WEDDINGS rFSTEEDIY.

Miss Helen Woodbury., the daughter OF /. i.
Woodbury., was married to DR. william scaman-. ined
cal examiner IT the Equitable L,fe Insurance Company
by the Row Dr " 81 Taylor last evening, at the house
Of tho bride, father No. 10 West nry ondst. The
ceremony took psc" beneath bl OF whit" cary canine
NUNS the space about frut Windows bius hca'iY
banked with palms. ferns AMI growing plant. The u-hrf-
were Beverly rlrn. Francis seanaur. brother Of tie
groom Gordon Woodbury. brother OF the bride: and Dr.
Allen Several hundred people we're prescott. Lnrdrr-
orchestra furnished music The presents wcro numerous
and hand-omc Among guests were M am Mr. John
Bycr- MI aud Mr- Mp-n Charles H.Wo9drury fl'iuins
Smith A. Morton Smith Mr ana Mrs.. Horace Whit' Mt
or Bnndy Dr. L.gIs A siyrc, Dr. and Mr- l'rricA Or
james e. COTE Or Jainln, ana Colonel LdgOrDy Of Hcw
Hampshire.
Miss Julie De Forest the daughter OF C. Vanderbilt dc
Forest was married 10 Grurso Powell benjamin, OF this
CITY l,y the Rev Or. H. IIow.aud. at uOon ia tho
Church Of tho Heavenly Rest, nj Ilnh-HSc and Pony
1nb-st Ernest StednAn the best man Tho dshcts
were william d. IIll-. William Thorn. Lindsay u. hory
aud O Buckingham. Tho bride was give away 10y her
father She wore dress chaudrUn bfnodr dhd NHlNct
with bonnet corTts pond aud diamonds and carried
tIvcs was giyon At tho Burk-hlIr at Mad-pnavc and
iify-,crpndFt The briir and gr"pG VIII fro"i'e Oh
MONDAYS ia December at the house Of g. V De Forest
Miss Mamie O,good WAS married to Charles Abcr
crnulc IN the afternoon, by Assistant Hi-h"p Henry g.
Potter as,iteh Toy tho Rev Richard Ab"trIombie at
No Gg7 Eifthavc. account Of mourning III huih Tam
nc- only few pcr~nus were present. There were no
u.hcrs or bridtsu.alds
Mis-. Innla Murchison, daughter OF X. Mnrchi-0n.
was married Ia the evening TO Joseph spguut OF whining
ION C. hy the l,rv br. John Hall The wedding was
dct one and took plac" AT No. IL East oiGtJ second
st., III, house uf the brdon lhthcf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
Swallowing Poison.

Aterribe feature Of Caarrh that cannot avoid swa
lowing poisoned while asleep thus increasing the
disease. unquestionably true that WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRH CURE is the only treatment which has alb
soutey Catah from the system Thousands Of test
monias from sufferers years may sam1
Benedict eweer 697 Broadway n. VI r.. g. Blackburn OF
Lord & Taylor, y. VI Paul BOytOn, the great swimmer
Aimee prima donna Rev. c. II. Taylor lao Noblest,
Brooklyn; Rev c. Il Jones' New. Brighton, N. Y; Rev.
H. Pratt, - Stephens. Philadelphia; Rev. w. II. sum-
mer Frederick Nd, Rev A p. Fries Cairo " VI Hon. L.
H. Rollins, L. 5. from n. H. Dr. +. A. Clark,
Montgomery.si Miss f. Burr Portland Ore.
Mrs F. Sherry, OPP sarah-st, ST. Louis; Miss NJ. A.
Ranker 4G4s Clarks Chicago C. g stan!opc 81 Johnst,
Newport, II. L. &C. &c Delivered 81 Dr. Wei De Meyers
TREATISE" and statements by the cured mailed free. ID.
b. DEWEY & CO, lo2 Fulton.st, MY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
MATTERS IN THE DOMINION.

KINGSTON, Nov. 27.-At nc"iing 81 the Nliy
co,r,n here to-day resolution WIS moved. tonfcrng
the thanks Of council 10 Captain Ahhe Thompson OF
,h eIva,Iop Army, for nor lahors IL Kingston There
- ,,o aldermen rushed FROM the charnbcr IN body,
and failed 20 return.
n,p,syy. ont Nov. 27.-Complcts returns Tor the
County OF Ln9Ox show Ais1m tn@9rp "s candidate
u,YnroS Nov. 27--fh" Standard Fro Insurance
Cor,n,uy will 20 into liquidation The secretary ana
,or,gcr says thai all Calid claims will be paid Inc
cO eoParras AS, G by Che S qsG @S o. on
,aoy,t Nov Of & W Board, tho coal merchant
y, ,,, c,v who lately failed for S5OO,00O was a1csi"
40 ,g ~, ctpias at the suit OF John Taylor Brother
IL WINS sent to Jail upon being unable to furnish security
In the Court OF Appeals to-day h" case OF tho BANK o,
Montreal against John Rankin for IN overhaul OF
200 400 ,ohc Rankin claimed had been paid him by he
I for the purpose of buying off criminal prosecution
iih he baa Instituted against the shnehOdeiH WIS
Snidad In favor OF the bank The case Will he aPe"iea
to ,Iic priyy Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
PHASES OF IRISH AGITATION.

PLYMOUTH. Nov. 27.-The woman, said to be
Patrick ODonnell's wife, who board the steamer
MeroSe Carey shot, has arrived here from the
Cape Of Good Hope. She travelled under the name Of
"McGarvcy" She has been taken 10 London 10 testify
I'm behalf OF O'Donncll
NEwRY, Nov. 27--At meeting Of OrangemeD
here to-day arrangements made toho demonStra
ton on Sunday counter to that OF the Nat"n"lsts
Twenty Oranecmcn have promised 10 attend
The railway officials have made arrangements 10 run
special trains Belfast The magistrates have applied
for large force OF police and dragons to preserve order
The OranCcmen have arranged To place thousand men
on the principal roads TO prevent Nationalist from enter
ing the town
LONDON, Nov. 27.--The Marquis of Harting-
ton Secretary State for War; referring In a'peecb al
Manchester tonight TO the proposed inclusion of Ireland
in the scheme for parliamentary REFORM said 1t was use
Less to ignore fact that many people outside OF the
ranks OF the Conservatives would view with di-ik" any
measure likely to Increase the power OF the irrcronc
ahles In Parliament. Mr. Chamberlain president OF The
BOard Of Trade recently expressed an opinion Ia favor OF
extending the reform measure 10 Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
Tbalksgiying,
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30. 1893.
AT THE HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
WANDERERS.
40 NEW BOWERY, NETWORK.

The time Of National Thanksgying" - at hand Ihi,
Festival affords the occasion for becoming recognition O
the goodness Of GOd whose CONTINUED. 1ary and album
dant nerces have been and With kindly and
gTuCiOnsly during the past year.
There be genuine practical expression OF
thank illness than and benefit the and ther
children by substantial tokens Of our humane and Chris
tau sympathy
For twrntyt two years the HOWARD MISSION DOORS have
been 10 The and the neglected and helpless children
OF the City OF WORK and from elsewhere Thousands ~
them have been cared for and helped to Industrious useful
ana honorable lives
HeP timely given saves many poor child and burfened
supply OF Poultry Provisions and accompani.
ncuts for the day Itself Is respectfully sOced also liberal
contributions o, MoAEi and other articles, 10 sustain tho
Winters work which is to follow.
Number OF families visited and receiving benefits
from the Mission throughout the year. .......... 800
Children members OF teee families 1913
Visits among the families eTing the 34O9
Placed homes and business. during the year l32
Cash Checks may Dc srntGJ II. r. TOMPKINS,
or to A = HATCH, Treasurer, u. y. Box 1928, 4
President, Nassal.st., New fork City.
Kinds o. Provisions and ClOtllsg
40 BOwery Nrw.h Ork city.
Interesting services giving oay singing by tho
children addresses by attractive speaker
Thanksgiving Day at u O'clock services Commence
O'clock. Public respectfully Invited a SNATCH,
II h. TOMtkiNs, Treasurer. PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

C.rpo. Nov. 27.-The Government has sent note 10
the Consus OF the Powers declaring That no changh ~
,oIv ne made In the status Of the Suez Canal WITHOUT
tyeesh concessions from Egypt
sYpsgY, N g. W, Nov 27-Delegates from the aus
,a Legislatures have arrived. to attend the CONFER
once called 10 consider looking to the aneh
,,on 81 New.Gunea and the federation OF the fhsns
Australian colonies ,.,..,..o, cha
,,sru Nov 27-Burglars polluted and shattered inc
10, oud organ and burned the sacred archives III INC
s s,iI Church here last night 49,
MADuIp. Nov 27.Tt Is believed here that tne Prince
q, wales will visit King Alfonso in 1884, and 'hat ncl
hers of other royal families OF Europe VIII
visit tho King. ,.,-. o,o.., ,n fn,c,
arnlrs. Rev. 97-Count Won Moltke. GenerAln'0n'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

5Y1DDSls TOT NC IIISI IIptT1IY-TOttT hOuT5
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The storm which
was central In the Lake region yesterday morning moved
eastward to the Lower st. Lawrence Vaay causing dan
gales the Atlantic and in the Lake region
second storm has developed in the Northwest central
IL Dakota. Rain prevailed during Monday the Allan
tic coast in the Southern States and Lower Lake region
followed by fair weather thr morning in all districts.
The temperature has fallen slightly the Middle and
South Atlantic and from O7 30o I'm the Lake
g1o and thence southwark to the Gulf coast The tenn
pprature has risen in the Northwest but II continues
about l5 below at stations north Of Minnesota and
Dakota
Indications for tO-ddy
For New England fair weather, northwest winds. be-
coming variable. rising followed In west portion by fall
ing barometer, stationary or lower temperature.
For the Middle Atlautic States fair weather, north
ery winds shifting TO south and west rising followed
by falling barometer stationary or slight rise IN teupera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28


BAYLIs-Tn Brooklyn Monday. November &C. Suddenly
Agnes H. and Abraham Is Bayhs IT, In the 10Th year Of her
Funeral from the residence OF parents No 81 Remsens
on wednesday, 2sth inst, si "clouk
Friends kindly requested not 10 send flowers
CRANE-At AsDdry Para. \ j.. Monday; Novem6or 60 OF
anidaughtcr Henry McCaucy formerly Of Paterson. ~
Funeral services at her late residence Fourtnave AsOuy
rfa t% az Id Of tcTsndst at mi returning
Ashury Park AZ i:l0.
puTEI-sudacuy, on November "a 1888 Potter Dure. IN
Funeral III, late Residence 40 495 West 0stst. New
YORK. wednesday, November u, at 10 o'clock a. III
EDES-In iis city. Tuesday Tho 18th inst Mary Lowell
Diracott Eds. wife o The late Rev. Henry T. Edes. Of
SERVICES viii held Mount AODnnr Friday. at IL
O'clock.
JENKINs-on first day 2ath inst Caroline X widow Of the
Friend. Snd iclavos Invited to attend funeral
tris%i1 Meeting oniy n1 ntst DfoONn q"
MAGOwAN-At9 West 60st. New YORK, tho residence Of
his 9nro the oy. Hall, b D., November co. l9sS,
Tr,bJ rlan cGrct IN ne zo!h {eal Of his age
f". r 90 n m,% n ns services yCS at oocR on Wed
9,.sy the 2sth lust at tue INN Avenue Prosbyori
P,.sv uuni 1uwers
Neutrality-suspicious. Nancy Parker in the s5th year Of her
FSpra from tho residence her daughter Mrs Nicholas
RuxerA lSlst ST. and Boulevard ou ThurHday November
20 b o'clock.
RIDER-on Friday morning November % Lucrca l.. wife
Iesidunce al Riders Mi% Columbia Co, N Y.
sATTERLEE-on Monday. November 20 Joanna Mesier,
wife Edward r. satto and dauEh OF tho Late George
Is Reese, OF Philadelphia
Funeral services at Zion Church wappingers Fails N. Y.
on Friday 8Otl inst. M2 o'clock.
be- waiting Of New HAnbufgh on tho arrival
OF IL q Uluck trAD from New York
TYLER y ovombcr 26, OF pnuumOnia Louisa HiohmOnd
TYLER wifo Of O-urge L. Tyler. ~ Philadelphia.
TAILEIt-On Tuesday. November n, 1888 Ann Amelia,
widow Edward ~ Taller IN uo S2d y6ar Of hor
Nuuce OF funeral hereafter.
WlurINa-On sunday, November 25 OF bronchial pneu-
mOnia George Whiting, aged So years.
Brief NJ his late residence 80 WlsOnsL Brooklyn,
H. d. Wednesday evening, at 100 O'clock
Funeral n SuugeTties n. Y. GU Friday.
Kindly omit nOwprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
MUSICAL NOTES.

A number of Mr.. Abbey's singers appeared III
concert in Philadelphia last night
A concert is announced at Steinway Hall on
December in aid Of the Womens Relief for the SICK Inc
performers viii be Miss Henrietta Beebe, Miss Kate
fincn Sig Faetu, sig. CaTacciOla. j. . BuIuel'c A.
Latham and a Master Edwin {. Kendall
The New-York Vocal Union gave the hrst
concert OF ifs seventh last night at Chckerng
Hall The Union has a choir Of mixed voices seventy
two IN number and is under the Intelligent aud pains
taking direction OF Samuel T. Warren. The programme
last night embraced Come let us be Merry patSong
by r. L. De Pearss quaint old Thomas Morleys
Dainty Daffadilies - Brahmss Ave Maria for female
voices; q partsong "Lsnd-Ho" by Henry Lesne
"May Dew" 10y J. Rhenbcrgcr; Say, Waterman,
What of the Night" by Sullivan The House that JACK
Built" BY Alfred ]. Cadicott Max Bruchs " Fdr
Ellen by Miss Kate Percy Douglass ana ivan L.
Morawsd, and two vioOncelO solos by +. Befghcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
THE AMERICAN BISHOPS IN ROME.

ROME, Nov. 27.-Cardinal SimeOni, Project OF
the Propaganda, yesterday in behalf OF the Pope con
graduated the American bishops upon the agreement ex-
listing between Them and upon the settlement of the
principal questions which had been submitted for Their
delbcrnon The questions discussed to-day were as TO
the relations between the bishops and the Pope and be
tween the clergy and the bishops.
LONDON, NOV. 2The Times states auhoritativc!y that
Mr. Errin0n the English representative at the Vatican
is not empowered To negotiate I'm behalf of the Irish Pro
lates Many of the American bishops now In Rom" are
strOnglyOpposcd To the object which Mr. Efrng
ton is alleged to have In view, namely to Obtain from
the Pope further condemnation Of the hsh political
mONencnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
TIE ST4RS AND STRIPES IN SWEDEN.
TIE swEDrs ARE coMlrmrSrEp ny HAVING TIL

UNITED STATES FLAG HOlsTEO.
Prom me stockholm tSr,d>nl NyI Dag7t Aiichunfa.
The death of GustaVuS AdOlphus will be
coiumcnoracd here to-day the 9TH OF November, In the
time huuurrd with singing at the Gustlyisu
MausOlrm lHddrrhOms Church. aud ut the st.ie Or
hcrU king the square ~ Gustayls AdOlphu- An
pccih tribute. beautiful. but simple and transformations
as brcuincs that land the United States of America by
whose Minister this tribute has to day been paid de
serves grateful mention. Minister Thomas, has to-day,
from the balcony ~ his residence Oh the Kings Park
hu-t~d the starry banner OF America This Swedish low
Consul FOR his native land. learned 10 know and 10 ap
pnraie our own land and its people, has to-day for The
ht.t time hOislr the American agnO to celebrate any
holiday uf his county. hut 10 do honor To the mcur
Org OF the greatest among tho warriors for religious
liberty Ry this MIR Thomas also Donors the founder
OF the nrst New Sweden iu AIurrhathe Swedish Colony
on tho Dclanuic, which. II weukuOwu, was sotLcd
under King GGstdyus AdVlphus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
4 Roy ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

Inspector Byncs's d"tcctivcsyesterday after
tcruoon arrested Frederick Mc(iuk, err,nd boy for
James Bryan, a broker, OF No G2 wnamst. Yesterday
morning the hoy presented check for $500 on the
Gallatln National Bank. be cashed. The check pur
ported TO be signed by James Bryan and made pay
oblc Ia the order ~ william Davis II Wac indorsed
by Davis Tho paying teller refused 10 pay
the check The hoy went back 10 No. G2
Wiuian-st and Told Mr.. Bryan that he had been given
tbo check hy an unknown who had called the Of
nee on last Friday In answer tO the questions UI the de-
crvrs the hoy finally admitted that he forged the sigma
ute t. Tho check. lie locked up ht Police Hchdquar
tr,s ,si night The lad In only fourteen years old Ills
name il ia East Now York bat hr refused Ia give the adj
die- Of his parents saying that lao wanted them kept In
ignorance Of his crime.