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AHnotices Of marriages must be iadorSed Nth full rans
and address
DIED.

at Der ag Te'as9cs The A nssr,
%1 Of S or i' e qi ' ~ I1o "
Brief services AZ The Albany" sunday atip NJ
Intemcnt Ut Buffalo.
BURTIs Suddenly bis residence No lof East 57th
m S Sa 5a1 Way ace ia a,. % & ~ bs
Ire Insurance Company.
aH 10 aen e aG ns et' 81 at the 'n
the Divine Paternity 5thaye and ljths; on Tuesday.
December 10 at o'clock ?. m.
BIrLER-At Ma residence 80 West lothsL on Thurs
ami Napohurst clrsda e IN the year Of ma age.
Hsreaives and friends invited - attend he funeral
ave. ON MonIay. December Is, at 10 o'clock a H.
De EONNEVILLE-On Friday December H. at her late
residence. last 32d.st. Anna O. De bonneville.
FURMAN--M westches.er, on ThurslAy. December II.
Funeral At Peters Church. Wetchester, sun
Carriages viii be in ing At fremont the arrival Of the
la'O train ON Newfork Harlem H. r.
FAINHAM-On Friday morning. mber IL, Of pneu-
rn mon & TIER ta91a 6S ye So II
Inieriaent At East Hartford, conn.
Hartford co.n, papers please copy.
GUILDAt Boston. December otheart disease Josiah F.
Guild. aged 81 years.
seymour ial eldest d The ate =. Mitchell and Clara
rat syg a a. N i i6c,a tG year oihi' age
Cincinnati papers please copy.
trr OF samuel II ana Elizabeth V. Hlrts oric
f1hea -, .r lur-ay lstn la'I T.. a. on ~ ne e
lcyaye. Jersey cry Heights.
HOWLAN At Mount Vernon y. Y saturday. Deem.
her rs, James Rowland IA the 0iti year O his age.
Funeral services VIII be bed tho Methodist Episcopal
church on MOniaf, ljth inst, NJ p. "a.
Carrges Yin be IN wt tln nri, al ~ train leaving
Grand Cen raj Depot New Iayan ,arJad. at 2:l9.
Interment NJ The convenience Of the family
Oily NNT-suddtni,. a. M0ristoSn. Y. J.. on Friday,
December l. 4. Maria widow M The late George Oh bot
Oyphnu 81 this city. and daughter OF the late william
Friends and relatives family invited attend the
funeral. 40 MorHsoHn ON Iueday' December IT, ut 1
occa car VIII be attached TO the train leaving New York
foot Barclay and Christ pher 1t D;lO return
Ing. viii leave MOrrtstlwna nj 20 y. m.
PADDOCK-In Yonkcrs. NJ the home ~ her sonlnaw. :.
Emmrt Getty. lhursdy evening Decem Ier II, S3i.
Mira Elizabeth Paddock, vile N the lao r. w. aldOk IN
the ION vp1rnf her
neIn services held 90 II. Johns Churcl Y0nkers.
on Nondav. December b. 1884,. az O'Clock D. m.
Carriages vii De In waiting the arrival Of he o'clock
train from Grand Central Depot
STU DWFII-On Friday December L. at hs residence In
Brooklyn. John !. udwell aged u years.
Relatives md friends invited o. aont the funeral ser
NJ his ate rrsien' NJ % MOnruep gee, Oh Monday
evening December 10, at o'clock.
Please omit flowers.
sCOTr-Tn prooklyn Friday December y. after nger
ing Illness. Alas me. inp Scott
Frnas In t0 lttsn tho n the residence ~ hey
brother a. aw, John A. Lent, 32l Bhuc-st on Mondny
December - m II =.
frtprnent private
WArERBURY-On saturday. Decen'ber Iul'a 4 laugh
ter NJ ~ %, Is. alet nui we %, charles ~ Wae MY
Funeral ~ Monday l3th inst AZ z3O T. M lf3 HftesaVe
Brlukym
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G1INES CHADWICK PARDONED.
Inv TELEGRAPH To THE rRBUSE.l

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-JOhn Gaines, who was
mFderously assaulted by cellmate few days ago in
joliet prison, was paroned to-day by Governor Hami-
ton His real name is Gaines Chadwick. In granting
the PARDON the Governor says: "n this It is shown
that young man whose family was in Brooklyn, came
out To Chicago fell into bad company and being Of
yielding mind was led into crime. He convicted OF
burglary and sentenced the penitenary 10 Eve years
lie ha' been there two years. number OF letters from
prominent merchants and business in New ork.
MED, SHOWS that this hoy hat a good character and
seay habits prior 20 his offence, He has mother and
IttNt, IN good standing aud Is not hardened or pro-
fcssOlal criminal"
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An IRON CURTAIN IN The STANDARD

The non curtain manufactured Tor The new
Standard Theatre by Cheney Williams x Co was hung
Yesterday II OF corrugated sheet iron and Il made IN
large square sections ryeted together itstwcnynne
feet wide and twenty-eght feet high This curtain VIII
be kept IN constant use, that on the first alarm
OF fire il can be lowered without any trouble. When
the il down, II J. estimated tnat IRE On the
stage will reach the auditorium IN less than twenty
minutes In case OF fire the stage. two tanks have
been placed the roof above with capacity or l-oO
gallons each from which large ipes lead to the stage
which hose may be attached AZ . moments notice. III
addition to all this, hundred and hfynVe buckets
Will he distributed about the stage ana the ny galleries.
ready for immediate The materials used IN the
construction OF the theatre hrcprOof and The house
cunsdeIel 70 bc as sae o. m0doIn skI can make ~
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4sfhs Ealfsr ~ fAs frfsWAf.
slR: According % t0-daI's HANNAH, Ma
sEAlh al. Need says HAppAl ln4ee Yeags asp had ,hf
Doctor nneaniEg M Burahard brought w supple
Iaeatal proceeding 10 sec Il ae had ans properly
No steps have been taken 10 cancel the Jadslalnt'
little argument OF three points nails this.
l. Supplementary proceedings can only DO instituIed
after return of an execution against the properly wholly
OF partly uusatsled Code CiAi Procedure .4i35l
Execution cannot be Issued against property unless
the Judgment has been dOcheed with the County Clerk
Code 1861
3. The County Clerks official search. copy OF which
herewith transmit, shows nothing whatever against
Samuel d. Burchard for the ten years last past In other
wosds there could have been 40 supplementary proceed
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Kane, Miss Post Miss Potter Miss Swan. Miss Otis.
Miss Norris, Miss Glover, Miss Weir Miss Helen Lamb
and Miss NJ Read. They In costume also but with
pnk and blue ribbons their bats The ushers were
W H. Bridgman. Reginald Rives. Elliott Roosevelt, the
Messrs Cutting, Dir Richards and l.. Rutherford. Az
4:3o p m the ballroom cleared for dancing. and
the Shte-caI ped Mattresses bohting around
the room In polka Among those present were Mira
Agernon :. sullivan, Mrs. william Aston. Mr. and Mrs
Or1ne Wilson. Mrs. Burton ~ Harrison. Mrs. g. W
Balou. Captain Beach Grant. Mrs. c. L. Perkins. Miss
Gnernscr. Miss skinner. Sss Roosevelt Mr.. and Mrs.
". NJ. Bss, Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Oracle. Miss Whitney,
Miss tGrnss. Mr.. and Mrs. MADDEN, MT. and Mrs
NicOl and Mr. and Mira Iaayitt
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PnrIADrLrmA, Dec. 1S.-The suit of Ida

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.-The suit of Ida
Jefries Cassidy against Madame Franceska Jananschek
20 recover damages FOR her alleged unusinable Dis
charge from the position o. leading lady I'm the htter's
travelling company which resulted IN verdict for the
defendant. disposed Of to-day. by the fling OF de-
tsiOn. IN which Judge Arnold refuse 10 grant new
trial The paiutih claimed that she discharged be-
caise OF her refusal 20 perform the unusual service of
being one OF mob. while the defendant testified that
the complainant gave constant trouble ncOmuctcnt
and refused 20 DO the business she required 10 DO
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Christmas Efna.

fine assortment Of decorated Lockwood uimoseN Juss
and Cut Crystal Bottles filed with Lundborg Perfumes and
Rhensh Cologne Large Of Odor and 5tands
at low prices sold dealers and depot Ma % Barclay
ST., corner Of Church.
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&. G. Shavne, the furrer. Of 1903 Prince-st.,
predicts an extremely cold winter he showed the PEE
porter the other day number " letters from hs cox
respondents IN the tripping region Of Alaska and from
the other raprers NJ Hudson Ray All write that tho
ft on the seals aud other animals that have been trap
ped is hunger ard ihcher tnr n has been fcr many
rpnrs Thi the tnrrrrs sar - sure Indication ui
.i vinpf n'f ratrtp rtHvies tho animals ~ ths tll
with coating suitable ti heii protection ~ thp following
winipf 3D.
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DINNER or THE THTETEEN CLUB
he Thirteen Club sat down to their thirty

hitn regular dinner last night al Morofs There were
tables with thirteen persons al each table That
they might further combat supcrAiJn, the menu
print ed "A miniature cOfu-ld aud the wineist on
Initiation tombstone. mammoth cake was placed
upon stand between the tables Tue frOstinR on the
cake represented skull and bones, above which
Was the lesead, A0rihri e salglsaIEs.
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A ursrfRfors ASA ssIvAnov.

Augustus Githine a farmer employed by
~ n " t. vail N South Orange was shot hy an I'm
known man las, night and viii probably die. Enfy I'm
the e,rrng ne hpatd rpi-e rear the bttn md wen'
on rs rafr n rarsr. Whpn Ne Was confronted hl a
shof, th'.t 10 man who tis stantirg CLOSE 20 the
VAN D'thro 1shpt. " Whos ihrtr ' lhrf. Vni ~
,prtta.rp GNWrsR Aie fhr Hauutti rira stag
pefFi '~ff 'hi kifrhtr btrt'fnirp N ~ % Wt''r
"a aaCaea4.. ~ III ~.rftlfi44s4if
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- !. thew stay up all the nish.-lsan Francisco

Post .s.. ...,.. a.
dear ans sass yoq s % i've
heavily encum nnst husband your resources" Widow
daughter sail Is ny eS pn soo@ az
Attorney Exactly. nus'""" "e' ~ SWIM 49,
GHPhiladelphia CALI
p,aret Farley. OF stratford. Conn.,. who Is over
,ns hundred and four Years old receT Tnsre il prob
neighDorhs object under the that would induce
sS Of that venture so a from from eoins
wsr, death will prevent WOMAN noin yuma "'N0f
ing pe' Sorrstown Herald.
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nR MAPLESOy ENGA GES MHE. FCRSCHMADL
Nj. ManlesOn having dropped Mle. Ricetti's

name from ms programmes. has supplemented his lst Of
singers by the engagement ~ Nine FurschMadi for
number of nights. she Will make her first Appearance
this Monday evening December p, IN either
" Aida or Les HugenOts"
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4 TERDICT AGAINsT.VILLACE GOSSIP
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBrsE.I

lEY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCSE.l
PorGlIKEEPsIE, Dec. 49, Charlotte Cooper
nall Of Red Hook, brought suit against Francis J. Der
nell. OF the town. for SANDER in discrediting her
honesty and chastity in three words Her counsel in
opening the case alluded TO the increase Of gossip in the
town lie referred 10 the suicide OF Professor Brown
ana VIE because OF village gossip. and laid that the time
bad arrived for Justice 10 lay s hands upon the gosspers
Inc Jury gave the paIntIn ZOO dlmagrs.
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M cl50f ctrB r00bs ffs bh1fR.
WI - luih vAhur Nlnh ~ N fahNeenLh

Nv IT" ININ HIIUT ' NV W. ~ fNu'fpUnfN
frnrH i'nnrt is' nish' nv So 800 PAT sptrn,srr,r
st f".t vttr 'rrr'i 'ri' r,rnet-s a-A s.~
rrla'e tta..t' 'ntfHlH.t WMnHtk ass.
-4tiH ~iiN tr''t 4rtH-. h.t-ei iA4 .pti.
.. 3. % -"Nt N' $685. irE ,rN4a Nl ~. fiu ai-
i..4 Hlr."t' l- ts'i"gt-e ttrr, -iit4 tAtA r-s
D.il. tte t~iHs ist. N hlaa -.ua aL4 ,4 .4Il,4.
~ iAg Ef+e.N A4H-rr~a"- NJ i.e 4Aal ~,
,ns s..'t' uf ekI fel'se tt.. oa aI'oaai ef,
,DDt 10 nl ua utt,rr igf p4lal 90 R..I pn sl4pa alton
NLr4 10 suNa lntu camp &c % -uiuA4DF
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" lnRIED

ANDREws-BLTSs-O Thursday, December IL, az Church
OF the Holy Commun Rev Henry MOttet Clara
daughter OF Benz X Bss % New York. Richard Downes
Andrews Of Bordeaux, France
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spstiaiN,titss.

A t.Hr ,iaiiaft
nReaiisF ra F.irfstiHf sslst 80 usas.iaaiisa ~
ilef saii-f,es 800 sliF ieAHaassh VITA naw
PAINTINGS
froui both foreign aRd American sehools II art
They sail atentn 60 their varied collection u
WATEH-COLORD DRAWINGS,
as well a. to number Of new publications IN aS
ETCHING AND ENGRAVING
EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
40 6TH.AvE, COR 21D-st
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MIDNIGHT U'EITHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGrON. Dec. Ill a. m.-For New
England generally fair weather, higher temperature,
westerly winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather,
northerly winds becoming variable. higher tempera-
ture.
For the vicinity Of New-York City and Philadelphia,
warmer and generally fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. Ill A. m.-Ths movement OF
the barometer yesterday upward The clouds cleared
away soon after The temperature ranged between
29' AMI 80, the 32aiD being si4' lower than
on the corresponding day Last year. and 2 than
on Friday
Cloudy weather AMI stationary temperature may BIZ
expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
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tnrs without execution and no execution without docket
ing OF the Judgment in the County Clerks office ana tne
County Clerk certihes officially that no ]ndgnee n''
been docketed. Respectfully Lkwls D. bUENhA1p
Nesc- YORK. Dec. -, 1881.
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THE TEARS OF THE ANGELS.

Humphrey Voltaic Diamonds, coating OF real diamond
on pure crystal base they last forever anil cannot be de-
tectei NOOnc has them but Richard Humphreys removed
10 80 Z Broadway between 18th and 18Th ss Newiors
send a
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CALLING ATHENS THE EYE OF GREECE.
Professor Leotsakos lectured at Chickerinl

Hall a-t night ON Athens the Eye OF Greece" The
lecture illustrated with stcreoptcon views OF Athens
and Sparta the piraeus and many landscapes. and
portraits of prominent dctcs heroes and public men Of
Greece.
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Artistic Presents
SCHAUS' ART GALLERY.
7lg BROADWAY

TAO BROADWAY.
Special attention called o their magnificent collection OF
artistic presents suitable FOR Holiday GIFTS.
OIL PAINTINGS.
wATER.COLOR DRAWINGS.
ETCHINGs AND LINE ENGEAVfNGs.
ARTISTS COLOR BOXES, sc.
The collection OF Paintings comprises works by the most
celebrated artists OF Europe
An early call is respectfully solicited
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PIPER-HEIDsIECK
The only reliable brand
For sale everywhere.

A Peremptory sole.
Tts?S A Fs %Sp BF EvENIy
"a "a and !; nt6ApWAYnr
MODERN JILL FAi' WATER coLoRs AND BROSzEs
BELoNGING TO FERDiNAND WARD AND OTHERS
included viii be found desirable examples Of
Gabriel Max, Liniss1.chmids
lNcO. 49,"
bSaiua6isny zlmasois.
Gisbert. ] O brown.
Nj H. De Haas VIM Hart
Vefbockhleveu, David lohnson'
Casanova .,.,,,-. "runtAer
TO be sold at auction without reserve
fNiDA Ar : 0cL6tK
ns8 8Y 5Hidii.s a 4 Is,
.,Strrpp ASh pueS'Ii orpJjTpisr !, ris, i,.s.s.
ff'ai Risss & t Az t sssa,s z fih'ii'
...... toHa- q Patients .... ....,..,
ihtlaAtfpe \. xxx Sts y 4 Yftsf, M5riSf iiS
5ha gE.. taai * 'tss NJ iiTt @ e = -,s5
tsltmdnali 49, aAiit,ii ~ hrniitt ttiti
prffstsaA;H apa et,af Ases
A.l5'iHb sist' sssis
if-A -Af' yslsilss sss,,
shsAtaTsas"e s,lfs y. fs W 4ef sss % ave,
MpTIJ hFissaiaas ~ AhF
XMAS earn, 7Ia.l igua paH.ins " f+el y
WEfg formerly % Meat Oat S.l lNAstiAAs !Ns t'e.
by n q Moage of The Slight Before christmas an ap
plupral1 Aai we'll executed card VIA pqeA' stHH ou
eenl4 Tux sample copy ~ IL VEL as.rS
Liberal discount 10 the trade.
az. s ssas. e g A i sa ss.%s@.
Am Burla Company Is frum tue fou "a unYersilist
ghurcn 5laye and l5thst tuesday the 10Th inst, at
IA l. " " iE'bh En- toioHeI
Nmas Appeal Tor Workinswomeu.
ladies wshiag seanstrcsscs by
hear Of excellent women oy applying % tho
Nation 0f the Bethlehem Day ursery. No sAo Eat jIss
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Guec,al Notices.

6peciaI Notices.
A. William ?. Moore, Aactio.ccr.
MooRrs ART GALLERIES.
SUPERB FANCY GOODS e,vsrxr,
ONE 10Y SA 9S s siEs oTE2 or
no TifH wyG 5sNs4 FHiMEts
p al Of sr IhiP5kSaHeA;ifITTy ,,
MONDAY DEC. Is. AT O'clock sHARP
A. William r. Moore. Auctonesr.
MOOEES ART GALLERY.
900 5TH'AVE,
GRAND HOLIDAY SALE OF
CHRISTIANS PRESENTS.
NOw ON EXHIBITIONS,
1000 LOTS OF FANCY GOODS
APPROPRIATE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Jewel Cases. Ladies and cents Dressing Cases Bayy
smoking SETS Travelling arilees Game rherinoas
'e''' ''' fEATGSIS wogp IyoEY. AS6 SiEr
nv nALtoy S% iP%ii' %EsF Jg sqEp
Dee bate @S9A i. T. AH 3 s saa p
10 o'clock morning. a. O'Clock Afternoon each day.
Dr be-. pf 6, p sy re y Ss 3 XXX oil %S saa
Re er to Row. d.. crosby. Dr. r. h "er, DR. j. y" Howe
S2GO sEALsKTN sACQUEs marked down TO u -.
c {. sHAYNf, Manufacturer, l03 Prince Sc
tbr,srma- Appeal tor Poor Csiarcn -
DAY 70 sS.e WHO nave few geisas anil 70, many ea'
beneath siaays Or IN boxes and barxss -higorns IN
winters d. bressng ne storm aad sao~ gin .ars isss
christmas least appeal -
a humane aud whatever NATION &c.
o. NewYors haa FOR than 81 ears en- caring Tor iis
unortunat class 81 p0lr children taehg training - use
iul labor seering feeding ant OthnR tlcu ana pfrpsr-
ing them lur good hOmtA aud 10 DE useful citzeD% Mhp
viii hepl VINO will spend happier Christmas ~ tilkinS
he placed hG'lcess little Kind Jne3i Nhy
vii give fool clothing anu shoes TO the sav"fns sui
hungryl
sixty DOLLARS will give Christina. present Of homo
in the country three hJm e boys gii3 ONE Hun
DRED DOLLARS will provide hot diHncrs f0r noota OR
$50 children FIFTY DOLLARS Will Dgt Shoes on tie bar'
The a,ca preston OF business this has thrown
arg nuHbers Of poor people out o. work aa VI" naAs th'
winter hard one.
{. L. BRACE secretary.
Clldrru's All society
December 1884. station d. 10 Ia,t itis.. Nos YORK.
Gifts prOyi and clothing % the central
Gmcr No ~ - tth-s NcylOrh cry Or vii D. called
for IA the address be fOrV arded
Donations moay may incosei 10 either ~ me under
Office orders, maze lyaole %
WILLIAM A. BOOTH President.
GEORGE =. coz. treasurer 20 Nafs4u-ft
Ameriran Exchange National Bank, New-lDcs
l2S Broadway.
WORK or THE YEAR
There durns past in i1dny Houses,
i. 30 different 21J,fIp meals ans "a -
lDdgl4ga ypue IN he lweniy Gay ald lOJrtfI
party lei and clothed 1lti0O meas being snplhel; AtJy
wcr, tOhOurs, manly IN the west 22l Hofe ~ Il
food medicine &c through tho sick tl.drent Ms
si0u - - children enjoyed che brueIt8 o. TIE ~nmmer
Home" saith. T. l. averaging a11ut 800 pr rtcA LIZ
mothers and -cx infants the "Teth Homo"
Oncy fslnl $50 ris have instruct ~ tn NJ ~
the Girls tiduug h0asc AMI n tls
Indn@irl sco)s. 5000 IS have heen dtpJitnl Ia 10
Penny saving, Total nnmbDr unlef charge ) tlo
Society duung the year 3i,3ia.
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Attend c. c. Shayne's Great Fur and Seal
skin -ae this week lO3 prince-st. near Broai"ay'
UySPy A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
ras ts .o ~ Ds.ases 81 tho Nervous system
Cenito.U rinsfJ organs. Impotence ana 't'riItf'
puorOCRApus OF rHF CAFE OF the HOFFMAN
eicintv LOCKWOOD, II Union square
$3.50 Seaskiu Sacqucs marked down 70 f220.
L. r. shavne MaHuiaeiaIei lJ Iiasss Ae2l II-@l IT,
r,tps puis.-Grrat English Govt nnd
Rh5umiiic nsusds. oval BOX 81 t'ani 'oc Anaiusf''
tat 4 Wilson's : ani W brand Of Meas
roinis ard tnas mr. TVS b'it scf efeft "hcfA
sond epaehN tiasnpnis watkpl ,iSwr tU
a-is. b. d sh-t-- 'if-r-r'r-H' 'r' if'rss'''
re-pie ltsag jisas ga. et't4r, tt' -Rf'Ht srritF
y, ~ a.e,--a ~ SHASTA A-a.l1IY rsN-T '-'f'''r+
Sulphur Electric MegeuFh siram balhs'
syleuald .ee l4..Ip-4l.psl7 ilf s11Ap1 80
- i4fl-s p'-r1
The following dispatch explains lIselr'
6AL1IrE o4gcg WAshsGE0A' Dec ID 1904
a. &. shame
1903 rrinca.st. New-York;
General Halsn Chief signal Ocer has Just sent me worn
,hat cold wave coming that there viii ba change o
10 TO 80 degrees made VI ~ hours
S175 Sealskin Sacques marked down 70 @loo
b. [. {. sAAy 10. Manufacturer. lvJ PriaseSA
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December. 1881 Sta



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liaW0ni Is, Fine JtNrirT, sterling ~lf'r &c
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ipsrirh hr naffirniir M n'rf rs serur- peeg
delivery dssiina'pr 81 irins Atlantic nsis ar ef
g Ell fastest vessels Hvriiehip.
iutpgn ma4 the w--k prlinr lecarhor -. will ei8'
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s35D sEAIsKIN PALFTOTs And NEWuAEkErS
marked down ~ $500 g. g. sHAfNr, M'rr los Prince a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14

Attend G.. C.. Shayne's Great Fur and Seal
shin -ale THIS week 1903 princest. near broadway.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
A Phenomenal Maine Girl.

The antagonist of modern advanced
education, IL there be any, should have
heard little lecture that a gentleman
rave on the street Wednesday morning.
The question had arisen as to the ten
1ency OF modern advanced education to
create a disgust for manual labor. The
gentleman told an anecdote. A Young
ady, who is very well known in Lewis
ON and Auburn, and who has had n
iberal education in America, a course
n study in the German schools, and
Who has since taught in some of the
eading schools of this State and others.
zane home to her fathers farm this
ummer. The hours hung rather
heavily. Father, your office needs
hinging, says she one day. The next
lay the shingles were on the spot, and
he young lady proposed to have some
an and combine it in legitimate way
With solid work. She built the stapings
.eometrically, ran the lines after Euclid.
ind shingled the Office as neatly and ex-
,editiously as the village professor of
hingling himself could have done. She
!ulled down the staging and erected IL
gain over the ell to the house, and, in
pite of parental injunction, shingled
ne ell and sloping shed attached. She
,racticed music for pleasure in the
heantime, however, and read German
br q pastime. Nothing" added the
Gentleman, "would be further from her
1wn inclination than notoriety."-
yei0iston me. Journal.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

"A "well-known society gentleman"
I New York, has been caught stealing
Photographic out of the parlor album il
ameb0dy's house y. Sun.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

Ak Sa1e-

NeuSe hereby tven that Aondy d. 1884
II
County Chsbsygsn Michigan
sns ooMng described
Ana Of
'Ae sAs 'ns statute IN such provided
Name
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

Description

p1eos Of land coming at the n . eornsr
OF piece of land formerly owned bv
Della Promo, thence rods, thence
south rods thence east rods north
Srods to place Of beginning, being
part OF the n Y Of v i, SEQ a. town
-, Wn,r ] west. ......... -. -. .....,..,..
Joseph Ames, piece of land oomg the n w corner
OF q piece of land sold by ROb't Patter-
son to Albert Tebo, thence serly along
the side OF said rebo land, thence
WY rods thence My 10 rods, thence
ely rods to place of beginning, being
apart OF the Q 4 Of n u, section 81
town Sn, 1w:...-."...... .............
Brown Nhof lots 10 and 10, block 1, in Patter-
vu,.S 49, sons ist addition to Cheboygan village