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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
CAPTAIN sLocUM FOUND GUILTY.
THE IMPRISONMENT OF THE MATE. SLATER, UNJUS-
TIFIABLE AND MALICIOUS.

THE IMPRISONMENT OF THE MATE. SLATER, UEJUs-
TIFIABLE AND MALICIOUS.
The Jury in the case of Captain Joshua Slo-
cum Of the schooner NcIthcrn Light handed in sealed
verdict which read yesterday before Judge Benedict
fn the United States Criminal Court The jury found the
defendant guilty the first count OF the Indictment
charging imprisonment without justifable cause ana
from malice The charging assault aud cruelty
were not sustained The complaining witness against
Captain socum Henry H. Slater the second mate OF
the vessel testified that he had been kept for niy
three DAYS imprisoned box not large enough to en-
able him 10 lie at length stand upright He had
double irons and heavy chain fastened To HIN, ana was
fed according 10 hs own testimony, on an allowance OF
bread and water only for the greater part or The ulne
When he arrived here he was 50 weak that ne cOuIu
scarcely walk Assistant District Attorney Foster con
Quoted the prosecution and Captain Slocun wac defend
ed by eIJndge b. f. Tracy The trial mas occupied
era DAYS. Captain SlocuIn rcnanded Tor sentence
and was allowed TO renew his bail Mate Slater VINO was
charged by the captain with having n9de an assault on
two OF the officers OF the Northern Light was dschageh
yesterday by Commissioner Shields on Application Oh MS
counsel Isaac Angel and James II Davenport. III was
shown that there evidence that the captain as re
qured by law, had entered on Ills ogDOVK an aCCou''"
The affair ON which the charge was based
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
B1RyUmS wHITE ELEPHANT At SUEz.

Letters have just been received from their agents
in Mandalay, by Bauum, Bailey & Hutchinson,
conrmatOry of the recent news concerning the pur-
chysc of n sacred elephant from King Thcchaw.
Tie animal purchased is described rs feet ana u
fccted only by the influence of Queen Soojahat.
the wife Of King lbcebau. Many prayers and pc;
Majesty" accompanied by large presents of money.
The elephant was finally delivered to Barnum's
agent by the kings master of elephants. and was
then huTriedy placed on board the British and Bur
Jnese Steam Navigation COmpany's steamer, Tenas-
serim sailing from Rangoon on December sth. A
dispatch received from London states that the
steamer will reach SueZ OH her way 10 England
about Christmas and Mr.. Davies, the agent who
brought Jumbo to this country, left last week for
London 20 meet the sacred elephant and arrange
for its transpOr alton to this CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
The wn,. md Mean. Committee.

While the ways and Means COMMITTEE" puzzle TIER heads
over the industrial commercial interests Of the country
,nerc IL one course plain track OF moonlight the sea-
What were good e-amos anybody can suggest
that But how 70 often pcrpleHcs tho wi'est Vet We
are called upon every 10 face this problem 10 some FORM
How shall We raise money! How shall avert calamity
How shall w procure suitable Christmas gifts for our icudsI
UoS shall we prevent cure disease
To the last question Il easy make at least partial an
aver For any and all troubles which subject to external
treatment use Benson's Capone Porous Ihstor.
bv Because abundant experience and overwhelming testi
uoy prove be- only the best plaster but the best OK
terpa remedy Many people employ one or moro Of tho
,,,o,cu. Iipnents oils saves oinimcuts Among the
oieeon 10 these things the following They are greasy
and d-vccablo to handle they require to be applied fro
ousutly most Of them have little counerriant eject
the or ia often unpleasant and they apt to soil the linen
clothing.
over these preparations Bonsous pastcr have decided adj
yartages They arc agreeable the they ar" In the
highest degree neat elegant and clearly their action wholly
limited 10 the part affected and their medicinal qualities IN
sure quick certain cures
Compared other pasers Bcnsons show clear and
unidentified superiority They contain the only Improvements
ever made in porous pastra While others are du '"" ana
unsatisfactory Beusons prompt and positive ono ofen
4, worth dozen any other kind single Trial will convince
you Of this
Chemists Ike Profess Dorcmus and Batersha ana over
600 expert. In all parts world have testified In writing
10 the superiority ~ Benson- plasiots -, e,,-. 4,
JsS SON have received the highest and only medals and
diplomas over all competitors for originality rolabiy ana
general excellence ~ Manufacture - -,-.
Hcware OF mutations VOID Capcino cut in the genuine
Price 70 cents
nurncr- KaI-Ou relieves tho smarting and irritation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
rrrNvsnN As ~ INCoNGRUOUs ORNAMENl
RECEPTION TO MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Mr. and Mrs. u. l..
occupy Mr. Blanes house tea this after
noon from TO @, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Arnold and their daughter The entire first floor OF the
house was brilliantly lighted and among the rare paint
ing seen on the walls Mlets Kntters" and Caoa
nel's Phedre."
Mr. and Mrs. Letter received the guests al
the door OF the middle dressing room, presenting them
20 Mr. and Miss Arnold who stood their right. Mr.
Arnold was present, having 10 start on Tie
afternoon train for Baltimore. >,,
Among the guests were the British Minister and Miss
West the Chinese Minister and Secretary, MT and Mrs
Blaine Mrs J. r. Hawley Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs Waite
Senator and Mrs Warner Miller, Commissioner Loring
Colonel Rockwell and daughter, Mr.. Walker Blaine
senator and Mrs. Morrill, Miss Swami, Commodore, Mrs
and Miss English General Rug 1les, Senator Miller. oil
California, the Misses Dominique, and Mrs and MIS-;
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Arnold Will leave Washington on
Wednesday for the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
FOREIGN STEABERS DUE ar THIS POR
SIIIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEwYoRK.. SATURDAY. DEC 20, 1888



IisnncrrvS (HT) Williams Liverpool 10 days,
" tndss 10 order, vessel 10 master.
o FLORIDA DO Davidson, glasgow Dec and
o. mdsc and passengers 20 Austin badun Co
tfIl Gahouf, llaNTo Dec win
mdse aud passengers to Louis dc Bebisn.
penhaud teg Mcyer Antwerp Dec y, with mdAc
aud passengers D. Peter Wright Son
steamer ALcTlaly Bay (BrJ MCUtcgor, Fiume Nov %,
Messua 49, Palermo Dec Gibraltar with mdse 10 Seager
Bros
steamer Colorado Risk Galveston days with mdse aud
passengers G II Mallory q Co.
New. OrlranA, HalsCy, NoHOtoana days. Win
mdse and passengers 10 IL seaman:
steamer Knight Chichs.tcf Georgetown days. with
mds, o ThOs W WHITMAN.
Steamer Manhattan, Stevens, Newport News and West
Point Va mdse passengers 10 Old dominion "a Go.
Breakwster Jenny, Loves Del with mdsc 10 Old
Dominion ~ co.
STEAMER Eeanora Bragg Portland, with mdse and passen
gerstO 4 Ames. ~
Ship Frank Thayor (Of BOstonl Morrison IollO 1870 days
with sugar 10 order; vessel Ia Snow a Burgess.
Ship FTeA DAM Andressen, Hamburg % days with iron
and empty barrels order. vessel 20 Punch Edge Co.
bark ChichibOa ts ZlBO HOdesta % days, with
canary aud wool to order vessel ~ seager Bros
Bark Empress (OeT Nachlow, DsmersIa IS days, Win
sugar Bros 4 60; vessel to Phelps Bros Co -
Bug IlOthesay John, NIB Churchill, Falmouth 81
days ogWoO and pmento TO Leayera Coz vessel 10
Scamnell Bros. a..
Brig Ambrose Light (o Boston Curtis Santa Cruz 20
DAYS with mdss 10 mOse Bros vessel 10 Dayton Co.
sUNsET-Wnd at sandy Hook. moderate, NV; clear
Az CITY Island fresh, NV. clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
Limoges Novelties.
UtOOKNOOu POTTEHr
Artistic Gouris. Vases aud jugs
SILK plu-h Odor Cases. Cut Crystal Bottles.
Aboyr nlled with Landlords Perfumes and Cologne
For sale by Dealers.
Depot No - BarCAy.st, cor. Chufch'st


Mcssra Young Iadd Coffin. ~ this city, are the pro;
rtctrs md Manufacturers OF LANDLORDS Perfumes and
Rhensh Cologne. Ten ago the goos wore
iV unkn own the prcseu time their lame extends ttongh'
out the United states well over many toTg
safe that there 10 scarcely 20 INC
IN all the annals OF trade fF'uce
rooted obviously unconqueraDl had to De a--
anntlcab
bearing banner OF LundbOrg never waveit bu
~ over doubtful or not !hhu Any
one conyer.ant and aneccdcis OF
as well with the history OF the ugnat0n OF tne LunuO
goods coud never have questioned the ISSUED the triumph
was genuine Comparisons are odoron9I IN ,h
In an truthuucs thai no ueI pn'
umes cologne produced In any ~ tho Ola and eus
be laboratories Europe than these American
az .,srs Young Laid COnn Then "a o. the manner IN
which the artics put up-their originally ana Pm%
render them OF taste The nvabe Cnslo
nf this house has been produce but ONE az All o.
ros-a strictly keeping with It's gcneIa system Vi
hOTouRhues4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
DISAPPE4RANCE or i CUBAN

The police yesterday were asked to search for
Eugene Prospere Larec. a wealthy Cuban, who dis
appeared on Thursday lie is sixty-six years DID,
five feet high. with gray hair dark complexion and
smooth face He came to this city from Cieniucg0s
(uba. about three months ago % have some ma
chinery manufactured for him. Mr.. Larec boarded
at No ia Oak-st., Grccnpoint, and on Thursday
morning he left that place with the intention Of
sailing for Cuba on the steamship Cicnfuegos. lie
did not reach the pier however. lie is said to have
il is thought that he has met with foul play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
NOT HEB HUSBAND.

Tn one of the double seats Of a Sixth-aye.
Elevated car yesterday evening, an elegantly dressed
Young man sal sdcwse with his face TO the window and
his back considerably beyond the middle OF tho seat
eoueezcd between him and the arm young woman.
An old gentleman came ia aud sat down opposite. lie
reviewed the situation and then, leaning over TO the
voung lady, touched her the AS she looked up
&c nodded toward the man by her SIDE ana qlerlcd'
"Iiusbandf" ,,,,, M.
lady replied scOrufully
mo, sir" ,,-- A., -..-x,..u
"Ehi MOI Well, would surely have thought So"
Then the young man sTaghtened up ana gave Tue iauy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
Wei De Meyer.

It is now uadisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cArARRH
CURE is the only treatment that will absolutely euro
Catarrh-fesh or chronic. e 1t is marvel"-lev A r.
Fries. Cairo, NY at restored to the pulps"-llov.
Geo E Rois Coblesdll n. Y "ono box radically cured
moo-Rov H. Taylor l4O NoDlost. Brooklyn "A perfect
cure after 80 years suGorngJ d. Mcdonald 7l0 Broad
way " " &C. Thousands Of Testimonials are received
from all parts Of tho world Delivered, ST. DR.. Wei Do
MEYERS TREATISE" with statements by tho cured.
mailed iree D. b. DEWEY Co.. ls2 Fulton n. Y Sold in
Now.York by Mlbau. Dlman Hudnut, Caswcll, Massey
Co Hatch Broadway Elmer AnCDd Cuntz, Sdave X H.
Luthn AC Dung Boweryi Riker. wanier lmgard Bigo'
low Sixth ave. Coz Goodman Parker Co. Overton Eighth
ave In brooklyn by Pyle Wheeler a Bolton, Wynn Fulton
st Champn Chadwick Coursti IIoydenreioh Bros Wend
Ter Livingston Gross Bros GIandsti Vincent Livingston,
Broadway, owen sayer Myrteavo. In Jersey City by
Moore Ewing In HoDokenb by Haman sleburs. In New.
ark by Oarrisan W. NJ Towney. In sapeton by Feeney
In Elizabeth by Oliver Drake In Yonkers by Houston
In Taytown by Barnes In Patterson by Borden In Plain
field by shaw In Railway by In Trenton by Chumar
Hickey and by all other Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
SAYING THE ADIROND ICK FORESTS.

The committee of the Chamber Of Commerce on
the preservation of the Adirondack Forests met yes
terday at 80 p. III in the Office of the Association.
Morris K Jcsup the Chairman. Scion Humphreys,
J. r. COddngt0n and ID. Willis James were present.
The meeting was with closed doors, but II was an
nounced that il was al informal conference with
William Dorshchncr, Professor G. ;: Sargent OF Har-
yard and Vcrpanck COlyIn, superintendent OF the
,fatc survey of the Adirondacks The object Of the
conference was shape cut definite course of
action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

sets Insurance Department The Imperial mas been
doing business in this country for great many years
until last year doing Joint business with the Northern
Insurance Company of England Before and since ine
diyorcjng of these companies the Imperial has been nnoe
fine management OF r. d. Ager It's assets In the U1ea
States exceed 81 ,250, 600 Examiner Pympon mas not
vet made his report the feeling among insurance men
Is that ii cannot fail to be favorable to the company ne
Massachusetts Department will continue Its exaHhauonS
~ fnraiOn companies In few DAYS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
MIR. BLAINE IN MAINE.

Josiah H. Drummond, Of Portland, Me-, said
n TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that in Maine Mr. Blaine
was not regarded active aprant for the Presidency
lie would not of course refuse nomination II rendered
hio Inv the Republican party but there no sgn from
lin 6at he w6Id enter into struggle for nomination
or allow himself TO be drawn into one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec 23-1 a. m.-The movement
in the barometer yesterday upward Fair and clear
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
$40 and 25o the average (27o being 2i2 higher than
on Friday. i, ..
Clear or fair weather with slight changes In tempera
re and possibly snow or rain late I'm the day may be e1
pccted to-day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-For New-England,
fair weather, northwcSterly winds, veering to north
easerly nearly stationary temperature, rising followed
by falling barometer. increasing coudiness and snow
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather with
snow and RAIN nearly stationary temperature. norhefy
winds veeripg TO easterly falling barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

Sales Of insurance stocks last week were as
follows: Sterling. 60; Niagara, 1877; Homo, 147la;
Eagle 253.
An examination OF the affairs Of the Imperial Frc, OF
London. England, the headquarters of whose United
States branch No. 80 Pnest, has just been con-
buded BY Special Examiner Pympton OF the Massachu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
BLEW OUT TIE Gas And DIED.

NEwRURG, y. Y, Dee 22.-Edward Radigan,
Sullivan Comfy blew out the gas In his room here last
night and died to-day from asphyIia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT PREFERENCES.

An attachment Of 100000 was obtained ny H. D.
Claim Co. yesterday In the supreme court oc'oio
Justice Lawrence. against Donald Gordon dry goods
dealer of Rochester Mr. Gordon In his assignment made
his wife and brother preferred creditors; and CAhin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

Two experienced physlcnns Of the Swift Specific Com
many Atlanta Ca located at No 100 Wost twenty
id ST. and viii be pleased all who are afflicted with
blood OF skin Examination and consultation roe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
LUNDBORG's RHENIsn COLOGNE.

New England Mutual Life Insurance Com
many 81 HosiSas.cs 600 Al policies forfeit
allie ana endowment Animal cash dividends New foIk
once .Os Broadway. KkNNY RADCLIFFE, General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

INC TflSOn WHY \,
poN CutNrAGNF superior 10 other brand that an
the wines old the produce OF Their own VINE
yars situated n the districts 81 thampagc
mis- nrt lows them 10 not only the choicest but al 80 The
cbraptst among ala the nrstclass ClMrA6NLs Imported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

sv ore not organized, apparently, for large and
tne nErnoses In short get gmpses OF them only
, ali Ictres and the gimpses are too apt 10 DO
utrsSicory and confusing -lSt Louis GloDe Democrat
UowEIIs BENEVOLENT BALZAc.-Mr.
uoMelis style is light and agreeable and as
Thoroughly English in tone as that OF any aias
american ever can be. His chief strength Hes
fe and feeling which he does with the keenness and JUS
tice of a benevolent Balzac-IL0n Echo
THE VERSE OF THE LAST CENTURY,-CIltlcs
sneak of eighteenth century smOoness as though
from the poets artistic dominance their own
dominance which the Ezabehans lacked, IL came from
poyery sterity absence OF poetic hnpulselIhe A'he
ngum.
MATTHEW ARNOLD ON EMERSON; - The me
i II he needed vndication, but the quality Of
It did not vndicate Mr. Arnold. Inc d N~!
points he made, the very standard lie SCI w, udy
the lines of his own limitation distinctly as NolaIe
drew his own in crtcising Shakespeare HIS stanuI "a
poetry excluded Browning as encctuay az ~ "a MI
Emerson His standard OF prose cOnpOsluo, ,tii, Ia
Barrow The preference that would set the suOoIn anu
rather COMMONPLACE sentiment OF LOngIeIiom ~
above the magnificent swell OF emerson that
simply records verdict upon MN WHO H1S t,,r
prefcrence-lCol 7. w. Higginson III Inc woman jun
nal
TEyNYsoN AS AN INcoNGRUOUs ORNAMENT.
Whatever distinction the PeetLauress e faay
a. mnst he an homogeneous distinction ike
patch of rich Oriental workmanship let INTO the cento
Of solid Brussels carpet or the lllumlnh a VI TIT
TenuysOn would be O great ornament TO the House OF
Lords we are from denying But lie will be an neon
rons ornamont,-such an ornament az wreatn OF roses
or spiritual smile the countenancc OF London L0rd
Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

1ut dsxr.m vshsns thls ezih
ppendoular lines give dons oftime for the hours
midnight The iresus vhits the oscillations
daring those hu broken dstted line
tie iHdssos By the thsrmonste Hud
nut Pm Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 1922 sst,437 Moon 1863 Moons age ds "a
WATER TODAY.
AM-Sandv Hook = "a GOV Island, 3 % Hell Gate 6l2
PM.-sandy Hook 257 Gov Island. 341Hsll Cato. o 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
Thc renson Mn the ceIcbratcd MoEr & CnAN.

IA LrIngtOnave., between 2lth ana 5uth-sN
Hours 10 l. to :. Disease Ot the Nervous y stem
Ccuito rlnary organs. Impotence and stenhy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
1ueeial Notices.
The Hospital Saturday and sunds
NETWORK CITY.
lQQg
HosnitaI sunday. pso. 30

Hospita, Saturday Dec 20. Hospital Sunday. Dso.So
Gifts toward expenses the endowment OF BEDS
for building purposes be designated for any
ths city and gifts will be forwarded through tue tes
ury Of the Association to the Hospital indicated b me d1nos
Contributions however especially soncted on tn.sS
days for the General Fund which viii be divided among tno
Associated Hospitals according to the BYLAWS OF the s'
aia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

by the REV Thomas g. Vcrmlyr D. D.. Mary H. PendeAtor
o. T. Van Zaudt Lane, all OF tLs city,
TICF-LFNDRUM- Philadelphia December IL, AZ the
enrcl of onr saviour 6y The cy w H. Mead, Frederick
G. lice Peoria m 10 Marie daughter Oi the lAlo Chp
tain j. H. LCndrum VI the United states Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
Grerlal Nnflces.
Irfistic Mefuaria

AntHair iqudl removes superisous hair In Ave minutes
harmessly and permanently price 50. DIR. SHANNON
1888 North 22dst, Philadelphia, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
Announcements

EARL e. WILSON'S "shOrt band Collars and
bead edge Cuffs are the best. Sold eveTywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
Religions Notices.

Advent SernonsSt Chry sostom's Chapel 7thaye. corner
S9lh st-Tlo KoV. GEORGE WILLIAM DOCGLASL q
o'clock.
Atihe Reformed Catholic CHURCH 2sth st. near Broad
way.Evoung 80 Father OCoNNolI me pastor breaches
and Introduces tle REV Father ODONNEll, lately con
yertcd Irish Roman Catholic priest who will rotate the his
tory OF his nun ROME PrOestans and Catholics
Invited All welcome
All sour. Church. ave- corner 2Othst Sunday school
At $50 a; ms sermon by The Pastor Rev IHEoDolE.
y. Ia. The public cordially inVited
Al Fourth Unitarian Church. l2Sthst between Madison
and ith ayes, Rev; GEORGE W; GALLAGHER, PASTOR
Morning services IL ocock rchidIens services evening
III. Public cordially invited
Al Stock Hail No II East lithst-Saturiay and sun
day, Rcy LYMAN HOWE, spiritually minded orator
will discourse at IL o'clock No evening meeting singing Dy
Mrs. Belle Cole.
Attho West Presbyte rnn Church AGA st. between 5th
and 9th ayes The pastor, the Rev JOHN H. PAAIOH ID,
will preach Sunday the I'D nst at III am and 745 p IN
Al the Madison Avenue Congregational Church DR.
JOHN p NEWMAN Pastor, Will preach at ii q; ~ and
1880 M OF Song aud Lecture wednesday at p IN
souls, Ch%rsh 81 % oSTes ,S y siOc
WILLIAMS. at II a. M The public cordially Invited
All Souls Church Anhon MemoraD lSth ST. west q 9th
on Tho social Ideal OF Professionalism ana will lecture at
y IN. The Traditions Of jacob"
CaI,ury Church. corner 4th.ave 2lst-sl-scryics
Ted Il dR NJ fp SSf D. viii cate
Church Of The NIeSsa-Conor 3sth 81 and Park, REV
Robert Coyer pastor will preach Morning at subject.
"1ho Angel song" Evening at 81 "Of Wise Meiiment'
ARTiIJJN BROOKS Rector Divine services at IL aud
$50 y. m. All cordially invited.
Church OF Our saviour, Universalist Society,
Rev JAMES NJ. PULLMAN, ID. D.. Pastor
Sunday morning at IL, Christmas service.
"a LOST MAa G SrSM Ma' KEc e1Sf SAVIOUR"
"cmRsTIANIrYi As INTERPRETED by UNI
VERSAIIsM" Cordial invitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

ATTEND TIE GREAT SALE of Sealskin Sacques
and Dolmans Fur and SILK lined WrGcs Seal Caps Gloves
Murs Robes retail az lowest wholesale prices ny -
c sHAYNF Manufacturer 1903 PTinces Goods are reliable
anlcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
AU.efnI Nina. Present.

A Useful Xmas Present.
DOUBLE INDUCTION ELECTRIC MOTOR, Drives all
sewing machines without troadle motion ,x,
Ousn evening iulinE tho holidays. ELECTRIC DYNAMIC
Co., 10 East lSlbst Opposite runaway
Xmas Appeal Tor Working Women.
Ladies' Wishing for seastresses and houseceaners Dy me
dAy can excellent by applying 70 the
Maron Day Nursery u the Church Of the incarnation
No. 2ib East 3lstsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
DIED.

IN notices of marriages must be Endorsed ieth f'l'
name and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

Go TO BRUMMELLs for your Holiday Cam
dies standard mixed 81 per pound box Fine Don bons and
chocolates speciality cents to ~ per pound box 4lO
Grand Il e3l Broadway. 293 dth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

Co creditors of Donald Gordon slxty-seven pronis
sory notes amounting to S2O1,OOO, auege tno Pi''i
ences were fraudulent.