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coNIESrING POSsESSLON or i CHLLD.

BRrpGrroRT, Conn, Dec. 29.-A writ of
babcas corpus I'm the case ~ Mamie" Lynch, a little
child who was abducted from aunt, Mrs DAILY, at
Daubury, to-day adudgcd upon by Judge Hail. who
rendered decision assigning the child TO its mother
Mr- Mary McGrath. The separation from her aunt In
the courtroom was very affecting. The following facts
will serve explanation of the action Mrs McGfath
was married thirteen ago 10 Lynch who died
about xix months after Mdrys birth The mother being
Door gave the child TO Mrs Daley her sister, residing IN
Brdgewatcr. Marrying Nj. McGTath sOmo years later,
and being I'm better financial circumstances, she desired
10 regain possession Of her child, whom poverty had
forced her To abandon. Mrs. Daley, Mays aunt being
ohildcss had become strongly attached to the girl ana
refused 10 give her up.
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THE DRAMATIC MEEK.

The most important event of the new ORA
matte week will be the presentation OF udcoem Oy Eu"ln
Booth This Is arranged for Monday night at the star
Theatre On the same night Mr.. Raymond, VINO mas not
acted in New York since last March, will appear a the
Fourteenth Street Theatre Major Boo in the play named
elm Paradise" which he first presented
IN New-York, on January Is, 1888, at the
Grand Opera House. and which he afterward presented
at the Windsor Mr. Raymond brings us the boon OF JOY
Gus laughter. and he Is always welcome Nlstor' On
Monday night also salsbury's TrOubadours will come
forth at Third Avenue Theatre IN piece called Ihree
of Kind" recently written for them by Mr. Kidder OF
The Peoples Theatre while at Haverys Comedy Thea
tire Ee newest for the home of the lately swal-
lowed san Francisco MinsIrels), Mr.. Maurice GTaus
French Opera Boue Company will appear in La F1llode
Mime AngU" The re-entrance here OF the party known
as The Tourists the Palace Car" is likewise set down
for Monday and this will be effected at the Grand Opera
House. Mr. Irving appears in Brooklyn at HaYeIV
Theatre and will act there all the week.
In other quarters the bills recently offered are 10 De
for a while maintained. Mr.. Days revival Of Seven
TwentyEigh excecedir CIV popular and prosperous
at his theatre 1.-The BcCgar Student" may be heard al
tie Casino and OTpheus and EuTydce" at the BDou
Opera House. Messrs HaTigan Hart continue 70 pre-
sent "COrdelias Aspirations, at the Theatre Comquc'
storm Beaten goes on at the Union Square Theatre,
and The Glass Of Fashion has week more to live at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. "The Rajah" Is again fix
ture at the Madison Square Theatre. Mr. WalacE,
will shortly revive Mr.. Bouccaults comedy OF
"Old Heads and Young Hearts," for
few nights pending the production OF q" Lazy
Clare" At NibO's may be found 1.-The Payements OF
Paris" and at the New Park Passions Slave" Miss
Kate Caxon at the Peoples Theatre. 1.-THE Siege OF
Paris is displayed at hall in Fifty-ffth-st, near
Eeyenthave "In the Ranks" to be resuscitated al the
Peoples Theatre next week. 1t will be observed that
there are few bright spots in the dramatic display
with which the old year ends and the year begins
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THE NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEM.

CONGRESSMAN o. Il. POTTER BELIEVES THAT 1T IS
IN NO DANGER FROM THE PRESENT CONGRESS.
10 the Edttor Of The Tribune.
sIR As the probable action of the Committee Of
the House Of Representatives upon Banking and
Currency is somewhat under discussion, and fears
OF legislation unfriendly to National Banking
eystem are entertained in some quarters, take the
liberty to send you the opinion Of at least
Der OF the above committee upon the value and Inn
pOr'mcc Of that system, written within twenty-five
uays after the battle Of Bull Run, and to say that
'Henty years experience of the country under the
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Nine Hank will sing in the Academy of
Music, Jersey City, on Wednesday evening.
Suppe's latest opera, ode Afrikareise," has
made hit at the Thaha Theatre and win be repeated
every evening this week. except Monday, when the bill
will be a double one, uniting the Liliputians and Nine
Celstlnger There will be q matinee on Tuesday after
nOOn when Mi0cker's "Yerwinschene schloss" will be
given.
The third concert of the Symphony Society
will take place next Saturday evening; the public re
hearsal on Friday afternoon The programme is as fol
lows:
Symphony in fat Mozart
Cayatna from Der FrcischUtZ Weber
Mrs. GeOIg Hensche.
SONGS -. Widor. Mendelssolln Henschei
Mrs Hcnschel
Symphony, minor. Vokmann
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THE FARGO VIII CASE ADJUSTED.
lnr rrLrGRATn 10 me TRmUNE.l

BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec. 29.-Ihe William G..
Fargo VIII case which for long time las been before the
Surrogate has finally been settled The suits against the
executors have been withdrawn also, the litigation be-
gun IN Ncw-York and tho objections 70 the executors
The executors who j. c. Fargo, Charles Fargo and f.
d. Fargo, have agreed Immediately 10 pay Mrs Helen
Far-o sgurcs the sum ot $4,000. and she valves all
interest the re-duay fund OF 100000, until after the
death 81 Mrs Anna Fargo, the widow of William O.
Fargo hi, proposition made ten days ago by Mr.
Locke aud accepted A fund eli $4,000 per Hunuln
created by executors Tor the maintenance OF
Mn. Anna Fargo and tho Fargo mansion IN ths city.
Thr balance of the estate amounting about - oOOOOo
/. held In trust by the executors Tor tho heirs atlaW
Surrogate Ferris this morning ordered decree dscon-
tung an procccdugs without costs and without preju
dice to either OF the parties.
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Wei DE Meyer.

It now uadlsputed that WEI DE MEYERS cArA7HH
CURE Is the only treatment that viii absolutely clri
Caarrh-fresh or chroaic. 1T Is marvel" A. p.
Fries Cairo, ~. at restored to tho pulpt"-isoN
Geo. E Refs Co5leskiu " Y. zone box radically cured
me"-Rev C. H. Taylor 40 Noblest Brooklyn a perfect
cure after 30 years sucrin yJ D. Mcdonald 40 Broad
way " Y &C. &c Thousands Of testimonials received
from ali parts OF the world Delivered, 81 Dr. Wei DO
Meyers TREATISE" with statements by the cured.
mailed free D. b. DEWEY Co.. ls2 Fuonst, NY sold in
New.YOrk by MILAN, Dtman Hudnut Caswell, Massey
Co. Hatch Broadwly Elmer Amend Cuntz 3dave; X. II.
Luthin A.C Dung Boweryi Rker, wanier Imgard, Bge
low sIth.aye Goodman. Parker Co, Oyorton Eighth
ave- In Brooklyn by Pyle Wheeler Bolton, wynn Fultoa.
St, ChampIn Chadwick. Courti Heydenrech Bros wend
ler Livingston Gross Bros Grandst, Vincent Livingston
Broadway; owen. sayer Myrte-ave. In Jersey CITY ~
Moore Ewing Hobokenby Haman & sieburs. In New.
ark by Garrigan W NJ Towney. stacleon by Feeney.
In Elizabeth by Oliver Drake In Yonkers by Houston.
In Tarytown by Barnes In Paterson By Borden In Plain.
field by shaw In Railway by oliver In Trenton by Chua
Hickey; and by all other Druggists.
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SULLITAN INAN ANGRY MOOD.

PENDER, Cal, Dec. 29.-Sullivan, who is now
in Leadvie, speaking OF Ryans withdrawal said, Poor
Paddys withdrawal does not surprise me. He never
meant TO stand before me, because he
knows 1 could do him up in two
minutes He has proved himself cur and the people
will see It. shall 20 San Francisco all the and
possibly arrange a match with Miller the Australian
champion. viii offer him $1,000 70 stand before me for
four rounds"
Sullivan was drinking heavily this morning. After the
performance he engaged I'm fight with Pete Mccoy who
smashed chair over his head. Sullivan seized lighted
kerosene lamp and fired IL at Mccoy, who lodged
it. The City Marshal interfered, when Sullivan start
ed to assault him. but took the maIshas advice TO stop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30

Henry Iaavt, will DO held at Delmonico's Monday
January 4 and Mrs Gberts at her house, No l0I Esss
Sixteenthst on Thursday, January TO- Next Week nV,
Brookyn people propose TO demonstrate their patIot
ism and art re sources Icy loan exhibition OF palnEs
stauary, etc. TO be held in the Art Rooms ana AssU
Rooms which are to be thrown together IN MOntasuo
ST. II win open on January and the paintings win eone
from such rich galleries as those OF Mr. COX MI ELL.
and Mr. Lyall New-YOrk people should see ths oo No
ton and thus return the visits OF Brookynites 70 ne va
tonal Academy collection which will close on Jan -
Among ENGAGEMENTS recently announced arc lIp1J
Miss Frances smith daughter of Denton smith anu Vida
commander Dana, u. 8. N, and q OsciT
and Miss Constance Lloyd, daughter of the late horu'e
IlnXd EnCllsh bnrrlster.
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WHAT POISON IS UNDER TIE Law.

WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. 29.-John Mccarthy
was recommended by shopmae to take "Fowlers
Solution" a. a tonic The proper dose Is five drops
but Mccarthy took nearly four hundred drops
within twenty-four hours. The overdose saved
hIs life He brought suit against the druggists,
Gov sel,in the moi son without warning label. The de
PENDANTS alleged that Fower's Solution dd not come
under The law requiring poison label on arsenic. TX
npr Testimony differed this point, but all held that
careful druggist would 30 label H. The court ho!d tnat
the solution arsenic under the law ana convicted INC
defendant. An appeal Will be taken.
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TIE ASSAULT on EMMA BOND.

HnLsBoRo Ill., Dec. 29.-ln the trial OF the
alleged assailans of Emma Bond, the motion OF the DC
fence for withdrawal OF the Jurors and continuation
OF the case owing the absence OF an Important VIII
ness was oyerrued Dr. J. c. Harvey testified that ne
had talk with John c. Montgomery about tho assault
on Miss Bond at Blue Mound in August He asked hun
he coud account his whereabouts on tho AFTERNOON OF
une 90 and he said he could oil except aoot an h9u
and half and that was what hurt. The Court decided
that the stenOgapheTs notes taken at the prehinAi(
trial could be introduced 80 mpeach the evidence OF VII
nesses who Il was alleged had testified differently * tne
Ireset trial and the testimony Of several witnesses Nas
Submitted for ths purpose. II Is thought that the case
will 90 TO the Jury Monday.
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10Y IN CINCINNATI.

An entertainment described as Grand
Monster Minstrel Festival" will be given, during this
week at Cincinnati by Messrs g. and C. Frohman in the
Music Hall there proclamation issued by the Messrs.
Frohman announces that this Festival will embrace
sextupe consolidation Of all the Unstre talent In the
universe, augmented by powerful chorus Of 800
voices" and the interesting fact made known that
special monster minstrel Festival train will leave New
York on December 80" Furthermore It is stated that
ths one great event can only last week. ringing out
the old year and ushering the year. it were"
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THEATRICAL OBITUARY FOR 1888.

The folio wing named persons connected with
the stage a. actors WRITER'S died the that
now closest FlOtOw, Wagner Mario, Charles II. Thorne
IT,, Mrs JUDAH Walter Grsdale c. II. Rockwell Arthur
Matthison Mrs. Abbey wife Of Henry E. Abbey, Henry
g. Leigh Mary Carr Charles Bacs, Tom Thumb, Charles
Waverey button Cook ]. b Booth John Payne Collier
Marie wilkins H. b. Norman Mrs. J. j. Prior, William
esaan Mrs G. Bonface, Welsh Edwards, and Charles
p DE GrOOt
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ROBBED AND FATALLY SHoE

BLooMsBURG, Penn, Dec. 29.-Adam Hart
line, apedler was stopped last night on the highway
between Catavi,sn and Manyc and robbed of $3.50 and
some jewery lie was shortly after met by two other
men, who asked permission 10 Tdc IN hs leigh Maritime
refusc1 ylcrIpin one OF the men drew revolver and
fred twice, iunctiuc fatal injuries
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HORSE THIEVES PURSUED And SHOT

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 29.-Fora long time
past the northwestern part Of this state md the southern
mart OF Missouri been infested with horse thieves
whose headquarters, IS believed, were at Cape Gar
dean Mo party OF seven men started IN pursuit Of the
thieyes who numbered three and who were Oycrtakeu
near Iosyth Mo- The thieves turned on their -ursuer
and fight crsued Two ~ the pursucr7 were seriously
Injured while Two Of the thieves, james and Andrew
Davis formerly OF Cape GraIdCau, were kled, ana INC
third fatally wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30

Whether given musical performance Ia better than
other ia merely question OF taste. The Of all
csed productions BY the very Of things
impossible formulate absolute rules by which works Of era
ture, sculpture OF painting eau be Judged.
the issue relates to understood physical laws.
may generally reach definite conclusion by methods about
which there be no mistake.
Forc1ampe propretors OF Bcnson's Capcino
Plaster desiring TO settle question which hal been raised
to superiority Of their goos those Of another
acture took which resulted the following letter
Of the most eminent chemists IN the United states
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-FOr New England,
warmer and generally fair weather. winds shifting TO
souheastery and falling preceded in eastern portion by
rising temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer fair weather.
southerly Winds falling barometer, followed Sunday
night by rain.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally cloudy
weather and rain, partly changing to snow southery
winds shifting to colder northwestcrly falling followed
by rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region generally cloudy weather
with rain and snow, warmer sOutheTly winds, falling
barometer followed Sunday afternoon and night by colder
nOrthwesterly winds and rising barometer.
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FATAL AFFR1Y DANCE.

CATAwIssA Penn, Dec. 29.-At dance at
Brnger- Tavern twcniyfour miles from here last night
free night occurred during which Ewood stHi,'en was
stabbed by NJ Cope receiving fatal wounds Henry sny
der also received fatal knife wound Benson Irwin
shot through the thigh aul Mary Amman received gun
shot wound Cope aud four others were arrested.
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KILLED BY a BEAR.

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Dec. 29.-The dead
body OF man was found in the snow the Pennsyl.
vana Railroad track below Retreat Station yesterday. The
trail OF a bear WAS plainly and the mans clothing
aud person gave evidence o. horrible stmgRlc Tho
body supposed TO DO that OF trackwalker, employed
Nv the
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4 SHERIFF KILLED BY CONFLICTS.

WALLA WALLA, w. T., Dec. 29.-Sheriff
Thompson and Jaler Williams attacked In the Jail
last night by Efus aud owen two condemned murder
ers who knocked them scn-ecss with bricks they bad
secrcted. On the laer showing signs Of recovery they
They then fed.
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COLLEGE OF rHE CITY OF NEW YORK. }
LEKfNOTON-AyE. AND 23D-sI.,

NEw-NOHK April p, 1888
sEtBuRr JoHSsoN Gentlemen. AT your request have
obtained open market samples Of BcuSOn CapCne Porous
Pastors and AcOCks Porous rasets and have submitted
them 10 chemical analysis 10 determine their comparative
merits as external remedies.
hnd In Ben,ons Capcne Plascrs valuable medicinal
gradients which not exist In AcOCks Porous Pasters.
nenc" IN opn they superior to those Of Acocks
You're respectfully,
Professor Chemistry and Physics the College the
and Professor ~ Chemistry and TOXicOOgy
In Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
But Bensons chiefly dependent upon tho
evidence OF chemistry strong and telling II s They
also ndorsod by than 5000 physicians and druggists
each his signature by the ures at all domestic and
foreign eIposors and largo and growing mutitudes Of
people expressly resrm the opinion Of PROBES
DOremus
These Plascrs widely and cunningly initiated In
you doubt integrity tho seller look for the word Cap
cine which is cut n the centre Of the genuine.
seabury & johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists ". Y.
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NEEDS OF THE moro IN MISSOURI

ST. LOlIs, Dec. 29.-'lho convention of the
cooed school teachers which has been In session the past
three days at Jefferson city, to-day adopted resolutions
declaring that facilities for higher education for colOrcd
youth ought 10 be prOyidcd; that Industrial schools
ought be established and that the surplus revenue u
the National Treasury should be employed In diminishing
the percentage Of lntcracy IN the south and West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30
MINE LAWS TIOLATED.

MOUNT CARMEL, PENN Dec. 20.-Elias Knoll,
MINER was, Wednesday last, seriously burned by
explosion Of sulphur at the Cameron coliery Mine In
spcctor Ryan found that the mine poorly ventilated,
and to-day brought suit against the cocy operators for
of mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30
GENERAL HUMPHREYSS FUNERAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The funeral Of Brig
adierGcneral A. A. Humphreys will take place on Mon
day The services win De conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Paret Of the Church Of the Epiphany aud the nerment
will be made IN the Congressional Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30

The New-YOrk Association for Improving the COnihios
ofthe Poor,

Now in Its I1st year Of usefulness undertakes visit AMI
leye the in their homes living between The Battery AL
the Harlem River The extent Of rs services being I
by the funds applicable FOR this purpose IL works friendly
cooperation with the Charity Organization Society 70 Nbci
has given up one.haf 0, its building rent free
1t appeals earnestly for contributions in moa,y aai
kind enable carry its this winter With
ed efficiency.
Is depot where good anil suitable provisions &C.
piled the poor at the lowest cost nspero1.
HafwOn garments for specially acecptt
bic; blankets and articles suitable for the sick also much
needed and the General Agent will gladly send tor ptaA
The volunteer cooperation Of those willing 90 devote
ton Of day TO visiting the POO. their Own honss
cordially invited Subscribers sen ling sgcci eases are u-d
10 continue their interest until the applicants sesu1pu-.
ing OF applicants deserving personal yistti1n AID
continued help kept filed at the Office AMI viii De shown %
subscribers Of adns further All donations
should Alr John Bovine General Agent. - Fourth
checks payable 10 the order Of Mt Robert b. Nnturn
Treasurer. Ia behalf OF the Executive Committee
HENRY +. EILLw. Chairman.
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MARRIED.

JOUNSON-TERRY-At Fort WadswOrth, Staten Island
December ~ at the residence Of Colonel H. W Closson u
q A. by the Rev. George D. johnson, OF New.BrighOn
Charles Frederick Johnson OF Trinity College, Hartford
and Ellen Francis Terry daughter OF the Charles Terry
NJ. d OF Cleveland, Ohio.
PERUVIAN SCHAICK-On Thursday, December 81, by
the Rev Robert COllyer. Dr. Edward Deayan Perry OF
Columbia College. and Alice May daughter Of the late
stephen Van Setback, formerly Surrogate Of NeW.YOrk
County.
al notices Of marriages must Be Endorsed With JfllI
name aud address.
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r. NJ. NICHOLS DISCHARGED.

WMKEsBARRE, Penn, Dec. 29.-F. M. Nichols,
leading attorney, and proprietor OF messenger com
pany who was arrested recently for violation OF the
postal law, discharged this evening by tue CominS
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FAILURE OF WESTERN FRUIT DEALERS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-Reis Brothers g. Co.,
wholesale dealers in foreign futs have made an assign
nent to Edgar NJ johnson and Mr. Cohen. Bradstreets
Mercantile Agency reports that the Liabilities Will exceed
500 900, Of which $4,000 is secured
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HE NARROWED. ANYWAY.

From ne lNtiC. York 0orlm.reIqI AatSTLLysr' Iu,,
Under the head, Now, then, TO Work." The AlodnH
Argus issues s orders 20 Congress TO put strong hand
10 the plough" II ts plOughng that's needed We reckon
Sneaker Carlisle can testify that there was enough OF III
done with him before the committees were announced 70
Last the whole session. HeddD plough much himse put
. great many disQunted members can testify thAt no
narrowed.
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HAYLAY ASKING 70 BE RELEASED.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 29.-Hanlan, the oars
man, lately offered $1,000 to any tho Pao ITO
Coast who would him. Stevenson accepted the
challenge. Hanan now asks the latter release him
from the engagement but will not state why.
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Special Nolltes.

Artistic Memorials.
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QuArries and Workshops Westerly. r. l.
Fine monumental and building work GRANITE. DrawingI
hnd Estimates furnished without charge Correspondence
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THE DOUBLE INDUCTION ELECTRIC MOTOR
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 3O-l a. m.-The changes In
the during the clear weather Of yesterday
were slight. The temperature ranged between 90 and
37S the average (3O5i being 27 higher than Friday
Clear and warmer weather, followed by increasing
cOudincss and chances OF rain late IN the day may
expected to-day IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30

Two experienced physicians Of the Swift Specific Com
pany Atlanta Ga have located at No 100 Twenty.
thrs and will be pleased to all who afflicted with
blood or skin diseases Examination andcOnsuation free
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PASSEYGERS or TIE TRANCE.

BosToN, Dec. 20.-1he steamer Carroll,
which arrived here to-day from Halifax, brought sixty
passengers OF the National Line steamer France from
London 10 NewYork The France had her shaft broken
and was taken In tow by the steamer Marengo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30

The ST. Elizabeth Guild (Protestautl Will have their
Amshouse Christmas Festival January All rendsare
invited Steamboat leaves East 2Othst at 1880 m Row.
boat, East 10th at 10 a. Return at 3 o'clock y. m.
Contributions oranges, apples (blOc),
money may be 10 the ev. w. o. FRENCH, AlmshOuse,
BlackWels Island.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tng diagram the rAsoas In bi. city ~ tnths
nehss The pspendousr lines give divisions ms Tor the ~
preceding midnight
ths mercury daring those Th- dotted line rsp-nl
the yLAonI In smperAl indicated By ths thsr Ha1
Pharmacy Broadway