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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
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ErOIIKI NFNTs
, w M. ... 4 r.: 49,
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Gently advanced theory foG thu . .mrut ~ TIE silver
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comment both !hN"'anc ana Nh hf"r''' ne 7'ip 10 d
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
wonKlyGnFy SETTLING rHEI8 TROPHIES.

WVTlh " TTIF.' MI 41''''|' 1T
The strike of the union molders employed III
notchKlss. Fields Fiynn's iron works III four''th'"
st has been settled satisfactorily The men struck on
Monday IN account Of the reduction OF some OF their
waccs Tho matter was left to the discretion "i
the Arbitration Committee OF the Irh,tal
Inbor Union. An agreement was reached yesterday
and rho men will return to work this morning win the
Understanding that further reductions are 10 DC
made. 1900. Al. a. ur,o,r,ssiy.
C,nrm,ker, Union viii not consent 70 have the boy
cnt" ON Straiton n storms cigars raised untlI tia'
arm ,,s some part Of the $1,000 which the union mas
spent m Fighting them me officers OF the nn!"n ury
tbat any such demand has been made by any one author
iIru 10 mako II Is any such demand IN toh'onpa
ton They say that they nave ro meyer U svG
vii rot do 50 until such request has
been made. In speaking Of the demand Yesterday Mr.
storm said that his trn paid tho roNtrh'neu ~. por
ton 10 make cigars ana did not propose 70 pay any
h"Iy else The only "boyCUtt' against Straton y
Inbor and the New York Protective Associations Ihey
have bccu both removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
AJNuEyTAr ST. L0rIs COLLEGE

The sixteenth annual entertainment and dis
trnution OF medals premiums Of the 81 LOUIS Col
lego took place last evening al Lyric Hall, No 723
slxth-aye. The exercises by the pupis were
In French German Spanish and English
Gold medals were awarded to Charles PengHrt ana
ostph T. Grace. and silver medals 10 George C0nhrl
Tor general proficiency. A gOldhandled umbrella was
presented By pupils 10 John j. Brophy president
me college Parents friends OF the young men ana
Goys made sympathetic audience. After the enter
toiumeut a social gathering OF the faculty and alumni
was held at the college No Is West FOtythird-st The
re- Father BrOphy assistant curae of 81. stephen =
Very Rev. T. A. Ai-uepcrsc, NcCscbefaL VI He
Fathers OF Mercy, were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

NO WONDER THE SUGGESTION WAS DECLINED.
The refusal of the bOndhOlderS of the OHIO
and Mississippi Railroad Springfield Diyson) to eK'
change their bonds for the general mortgage hvcper-
cents WAS published in THE TRIBUNE yesterday per-
son formerly largely interested in the Springfield bonds
said:
" consider the proposition made at the Baltimore
meeting as simply ridiculous. The bondholers we're
asked to take terms the new general morteace
bonds, which are not first lien on the division unti
all the bonGs have been retired, for their SprhSnell
division bonds, drawing two per cent greater interest
an an absolute lien on the property. 40 not wonder
that the suggestion declined The whole issue OF inc
divisional bonds 5 only S300O0OO. and OF this amount
the Ohio anu Mississippi Railroad holds over ono thlri
Tue company apparently regards the bonds lghy lOr
1t failed to sell them when the price considerably
above par. Tho bonds outstanding are ut the ratc OF
about $4,000 mile, and the shops, machinery ana
other property the line OF the division sufficient 10
reduce the rate below $4,000 a mile do not hold any
OF the bonds now, but If did would consider Tor
an instant snch proposal. The directors OF the ONO
and Mississippi hetatrd about paying the last lnteres
on the bonds. and actually passed resolution 70
default on IT, They changed their minds Iundersahd
when they Informed that the bOndhOldcrs would
apply for receiver for tho whole property, for the
main line as well 40 the division They would have sue
ceeded In opinion. because the bonds are dlrect
obligation OF the Ohio and Mississippi Company. Az
any rate, the interest was paid"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
WY MEN ARR KILLED ~ TIE IQgEDrCT.
TIE oRAND juicy TO LOOK INGo rnE Matter
ISFLrFNCF OF EUN

THE GKAND juicy TO LOON 1910 IHE MAI TEX
IsFLrEVCE oF EUM
The Wcstchc-tcr Grand Jury, at White
rl.us. yesterday requested DstrictAuoW"y Baker to
produce. before them next Monday such witnesses a.
could give Information touching the fatal accidents on
toe ucg nqucduct IA M,stchcstcr County watson
Uroun " H. Howard Columhu. H. Cummings, George
nau1cr,, A. j. Nc. 0 90. l. =. tlurh w. \ Craven ana
number ~ other aqacllct engineers and contractors
were ,ubpuuaed and s.yera! men not connected with
t.c work Tie Grand jury VIII inquire into tho method
O! constructing .iaf, and tunnels audf they hnd that
anybody having charge Of the work has been suIly o!
criminal carc,suc.. lc viii Doe presented to the Court
III ,fcf au one 81 the engineers who has charge OF
Brown Howard & co.'s contract and who insp"cts tho
'r J,l, had "A long interview with the District Al
torarv. ~ .,d that h- courted inquiry any thmg
co4.d bo shown to IA iEr r"-l"n-lb"I mon any per.
CON hr Wiling To aid the authorities ~ IE"dug ING
the necessary testimony. II" aid That lnNe'ug"tlon
would show tat the men themselves were TO piano III
nearly every Instance.
"N"u would be surprised" he said to know how
careless those men ar. We nave been i3ltu
nate instead 81 very unucky. In not hay-
ing moro men Killed Inc WORK Is r1 tT nn-
Ne orn have To- aopt the -cycrcst methods and handle
tnr men roughly {" mas" them Tax V,"mu",! "," '"
In. town. Of Mount Pleasant and GrecnUurgh issue
ind.cmiulc crusrs - sell ram AT tnc shafts aud We
,~r I'm consequence compelled 20 hrht rum ~
VOL - danger, Tho rum-eiers throw up a
rim. y ".e" wants on credit; so ina, TO rum.
~cI,r OWNS the man on IaJ dAy. I4e men are ha.t
drunk must uf the time and consequently reckless. II
Won viii stop rum selling. you Will c,'cn the danger"
o. Yes" sai Assistant District At"s"Hr
Vcrrlanck. jan tells thnt I''t,
Inc iii /. nIeL with criminals from the aaleduc al
fr ,re n has been estimated that TINS apurd"'t VIZ
cost the county $4,000 IN fec for prose, .ir
men who commit crimes Ia the county. inns "i'' ,
- uI..anrr to the county md drain upon the TAX.
r,ycrs There /, no why snoull have TO pay
49,. uiI,, ,or prosecuting criminals Of the new alue-
duet" .....,. 1900 - n..rt,,., MIL.
,, rsr,,rL.d "A -up.ryisbr. IL il 80 buO- douOIc
thar OF any other year tor ten years All on H'c"l ~
~. new aour.!urt aud rum Tho City OF Now orH.
tch ,cnn- these criminals INTO our county ought 10
,..t al lr..t. f. taking the load OF our shoulders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
TILE CHENS CONTEST.

1t was expected that final arrangements for
the coming steinitz-zukertort chess match would be
competed Yesterday, but owing to the sudden illness Of
Mr. Green father OF George f. Green president OF the
81 M later was compelled 10 leave the city, and on
~ acrouut few OF tie minor details have yet TO ne
decided upon. Messrs. steniZ ana HukettoF VIII meet
lie committee in charge At the rooms OF the Mabhatan
dlub at o'clock this afternoon. when the day Ioi
xbsre n IL 10 he played will be finally settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
A QUESTION OF COMPENSATION.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 23.-In the wel-knOwn
litigation between the express and railroad companies
which finally reached the Supreme Court at Washington
where 1t argued last month all the questions have
been decided by tho Circuit Court except one. namely
what is fair and reasonable compensation for tho SER
vice rendered by tho railroads to the express companies
This question in the referred TO master 10
take testimony. The first report OF the master has just
been made to the United states Circuit Court here ana
Is that an express company should pay railroad com
pany 40 cent or It's receipts from transp0rtt-
ton, whether moneys, parcels merchandise. as just
and reasOnAble CONDENSATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
KEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER o. 1885,

sembancc character may be found It is yet true that
they touched each other at few points
only. The worldwide reputation of Grant
rests chiefly his achievements "a
a soldier He has had no equal in history and rs
commander OF armies he must he numbered In the hrst
ten whom the aS OF mankind have taken notice.
Inc lecturer described The condition of ia country at
the time General Grants inausur ton ana the many
difficulties which confronted him. ILey were iess
formidable than those which confronted Lincoln out
win that exception they were the greatest thal con-
trontel any Admins ration since l1S0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
DoUywEL1 ON GENERAL GRANT

BosroN, Dec. % CSpeciaD.-George 5. Bont-
we'll who was Secretary Of the Treasury under feS-
dent Grant lecturrd before the Webster Historical So
oiety at the Old South tonight General Grant lie
said In part ia the first century OF our
National life three persons have been elected
I'm te Presidency who are who will continue to be. the
three great figures IN Anne rican hi,torythe founder OF
the Republic the liberator OF the Republic and the
saviour OF the Rcpublc-Wishington, Lincoln ana
Grant They were not rivals IN deeds, and If some re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE TROUBLES orER me SINGER TAXES. .

Everything was quiet at the Singer factory
in FL zabeih n j. yesterday. The works were running
n usual Controller Carlton has been advised ny
counsel that he cannot legally accept the proposition OF
MI Mckenzie rs set forth in his letter. lie could be
personally UNIDENTIFIED. Tut the Singer Company or any
one else could indemnify him for failing 20 coAtc'
money due the city The committee appointed 10y thr
Cor mon Council held meeting yesterday morning ana
decided II submit two propositions the slu-er Com
1,yuy one is to transfer the tax levy 10 some Other
1r1rry owned by the company. ana the otcr - tna
ile company sh. take the cas- Into t courts Tor "d
indcati1n as was done hy President NckcnHe WIN Inc
lave OF $50 1883 and l-Si. These propositions VIII
be- submitted to Mr.. Mckenzie to-day. The S"nlro!le
taiS,d the tax give tine 10 arrange ne matter
IN nothing caa I've aEIeed upon, the levy vii be REIN
posel Among the employees ther" Is icehiSOI great
nut asIess feared that the factory WILL Dc AGAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

rprpUxr OFFICE Dec. al a. m.-Tho large depreS
sion which has been slowly moving eastward horh Vi
the Lakes reached the 81 Lawrence Nai'y ses'o'u's
a., c,otion attended It, and a fall OF 300 or so 10
,,roroture followed I'm Minnesota and the Upper Lake
region slight rise was,felt In the eat Inc Darom
eter fell here with partly cloudy skies. Inc ht
ranycd brt Wten APO and 80, tho average as celhS
1i7o higher than the corresponding day last year.
ana 6la0 higher than on tuesday ,u, l., ,o,r
weather growing colder, may he expected III ms ry
and vicinity to-day still colder elear weather ru'
nd Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

The souvenirs which will be given to the audience at
the Gftieth ,rformance of One OF Our Glrls which
takes place next Saturday night, of peculiar but
handsome character. They i'll the form Of a small
album and on the outside Of the cover il "A fac-simile
rcproduction OF the Washington cent purchased by
Miss DauyI ny for the benefit OF the Barhold Pedestal
Fuud lnsiae is found cast OF the play engraved
portr,it of Miss Dauyray printed in co"rs satin and
slgDed by her and sketch Of her career. The leaves
ore fieo together with satin ribbons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
EnREET IL. HAIELIIN 4.

Robert IT. HIZcIInc, WtII-khOWH WV!IUVT
Of the Produce Exchange died ycserily. He was born
,ht. atty fo ~1 Ant Abe 9eii fcNtr broke ouf
IN Cal fornia So he went there 10 try his uruac.
I WI. successful In his mulhs oparat'~-. and wh-u
he came home - few years lttct he was ,-u>Llered
wealthy. lie then went into thc gram business, "a
,.hcu tr Cyl War A-okc odt he went 70 vernon, ana
raised company the eth Vermont volunteers Nnen
.ner az U,zcl,ur A Co.. IN the gram storlug buSl-
ness lie retired from business TWO years a-o on Ic-
count OF III health. lie vas the ed %! me- @
Lc others being Joseph and Leonard, and was geVei
and ..nrartei man lie leaves wife and Two
children VINO live IN Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
u,fF uODJESKI'S PROSTRA TIOY.

Madame Modjcska Is still suffering so acutely
from nervous prostration That her engagements Tor
next week have had be cancelled. Her physician
was positive his opinion that to attempt to act In her
present condition wOuld probably result seriously The
lime filled for her By her manager, Daniel r0hpah, III
various southern cities has therefore been gwen up ny
with the local managers. she VIII
aupcar In this city, however announced on Janu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE WEiTHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT TNDICATIONS-FoR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON. Dec 2l.-FOr Ncw-England,
local rains or Hight SHOWS. followed by colder clearing
weather southwest to northwest winds. higher harom'
eter cold wave on Friday.
For the Middle Atlantic states light showers IN the
morning followed by colder fair weather ana 'o'u
wave during tho night. wind shifting TO northwestery
higher barometer. ,,,.t.,nhia
For the vic atty OF Ncw-York and Ph.lai'ipnl9.
local ras in the early morning followed by cOuc' "
weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
wilma r0 SrccErD REILET.

Uabf,gton LfiOaich 10 Ile Soringd,td HcDubtcan
The PrcsIdclt had to listen again to-day 10
short speech from Sr" Charles GibS"n ti' ~. LOUIS
yyv.r ,yLo wanted tie German WlH-lpu lAHt HIIht'
s ,iiuc ne has is eye tie Austrian mission. ne N
a lawyer Of good standing. whose vanity WIS sHoen
scv.rI vars AGO y certain decoration" c"ntrIrh upon
nm, NV the Governments OF Germany ana Au-tIla III
onr ~ bs titlrs " Knlgnt oil the Holy Roman Empire.
seems To him 10 make HIM peculiarly 1T to represent
THIS country either AZ Berlin ar vienna tonbt' man
.cnh pltzer IA his chief hacker lie vii! not DO APP
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
ExAMIyA uOy or THE SCHOOL OF OPERA.

The result of the examinations held last month by
the American School of Opera. though encouraging to
the managers of that institution. did not produce
enough pupils TO fill the school. Supplementary
l2S East Seyenteonth-st, on Saturday. December 26
and Saturday, January 2 from 10 10 IL o'clock and
from 10 o'clock each day. AS has already been
made known. charge il made for the tuition of
accepted pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
oR1rI.ARN NnTEs.

W,su~croN Dec 23-Mrs. W d. owen, wife OF the
Representative in Congress from Losdnspori Ad' d'e"
f., mi. city OF consumption this morning she hd ueeh
49,, yald for some time. and hsr death was not uucA
'srtrd The remains wall be takcn 10 LogahspoH.
san FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.--Jcrcmiah sullivan Supern'
tendcnt u. the PIrmeee Omuibu' company, o' 'H'a-o
dicd Yesterday at Los Angeles OF consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

..s,p CUARLES" AFTER THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
SIR LorIs. Dec. 23 (SpecidD.-lt Is reported
IN niyht that Chailes Gibson OF this city, VINO maze
strong nght for the Berlin mission last spring Is 'anu
date for tho Austrian mission. Mr. Gibson Is tan,''y
called .sr Charles" and pretends that the oroer OIL
wa. conferred on him by the relln"h Wv
nnnt fnr INDUSTRIOUS service here as Its legal repro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THE FTRE RECORD.
rUENISG OF A NEGRO.

CHARLESTON. ). c., Dec. 23.-J. NJ. Nad-
Je, in house and mill Society IilI were burned to-
d,y John Maoy coIorcd. persisted IN the press DoA'
and two colored boys were badly DuFhcl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

room or Tucsday night at ihe hotel kept hy Henry
TUamcr, on the Jamlica Flank Bo3d. Nnen the ser
want wont to call him the morning he found dead
the artery tho LETT having been severed ~
razor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
coyoRroesay STEWART or THE HorsE rr1Es

CONGREcSNAN STEWART OF THE house RULES
Congressman John W. Stewart, OF Vermont
taiuc over from Warrington last week. il" SAd 10
HmusE reporter. at tic tfth Avenue Hotel cohoe'"
Iug the question Of the House rules;
"Ihe old Appropriations Committee was pchnrlou' !"
,he extreme They not fair AZ all Ia their WIZ
FOR Instance they reported an appropriation LOT INV
Post once Department. which Randall ana ''eiypo'
.e knew perfectly We! not sufficient iOs us eeuh'
They knew that tie Senate would raise The amouhe'
The Senate was Republican, and they hopeu thH' -
,cccGing with apparent reluctance to the senate ae
lents TO get the lupresson out that the Fcpuo'"u'
we're extravapAnt. There were good many tricks H"'
MAT which have dsgused great many inemb'r-. Us
absurd to ~ that Randall ana Holman hd'v az -
economy tlrlc Is In Congress. have sen t"o t't'
when KAudalIs COURSE was simply scdhddl"u' III
Ing Irgi- lttI.n should nave en- passed. ITO W
able to under the old rules. Ihrrc was al
last winter. An o.i plalusman h'd MS UNh conn
Gated hy the Concentrates. lie was engaged III "V,"
for tue Government at the time of the 'HpluV'. ~
could III dfOid To lose the amount Alt'l 10 ''',
be had finally rot his clam before CohErcS-' =
had passed the proper committee In bolh houses,
came mp n the rrguale urn On thr I'sl "y w., ia
passage That under the old rElh springer ~ ~
j-ct.d. lie was asked TO Withdraw his objection. '
he adj Mr.. Randall to object 10 o'cIp'
ihing wltnout exception. The members uGged u' W.
wa, a far bili, admitted II; tn"y sara IL "H
last claim aud acquc-ccd; they SAID the man wa
old, aud hc IepIcd that uc Knew IL thry SAN ~ W"
rood Democrat, aud he sSId no had heard a mu'h'
But hIs uitiuatuIn was the >an' lie was peuR'u /"
Nh Randall 10 object to everything. Well an n"l
~ favor lctIus the power 81 the Hoe 'c pass He'
tho maud, Of any ono or two men 10 10 eAo'e'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

,o,,,+ .bo coutrol Of Judye There Is q
sDe aeId ior Judgs Al hat req rcd to sc; ue tor II
popularity and success. is fairness aud Uccc.cy
tOrspicuOusiy absent 4iOld NV N"'"Hi'-' Va ~ -
HontemuOrUrles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

Poulcvard. corner oi West 93dst .-
Tho LADIES' the FUd deir' 10 maze Merry NhTsthlS
for their 100 CHILDREN. BOuat Ons may he sent 10
JAMES Port Treasurer IA AstOr race.
The IenoN Library viii De open as uSal on ChitSI4s
=. "a 80 Wear bly All t>teDi1s tickets so0i VIM
ami tl TO date 1cS,ts sent r' % CAa.e On HpPSdon
py 'ot'o4 VI I''' GEORGE IL. MOORE,
fl.ay0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
Religious Nollrcs.

po,,y.,b,d street Methodist Episcopal Church, near
s,r avs Rey JAMES s. CHADWICK, D. D. Fastor.--
Religious services from unui ociocA' 1"i''" e'
All welcome.
81 Ixnauus Church, 40ths bet seea 5th aud oh .ses
a. nj 1T nidn chit 7:45. $780, Vle. ~ ana IL d. MN
-jSht and IL O. In. chorAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

20 those have rcd Plsstcrs Those who
have done 50 never think Of using any others Prompt
pleasant AID sure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

~,
the clcDraed among iho many c's'oiS
Ouths Companion Announces to lat q cont tDutos
~ who Studying 2ching viii be nierastci N
the articles she has written for musical education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
roryo ,ry,S PEpUBLTCAY CLUE.

The Young Mems Republican Club held
meeting last night at its rooms No. 81 West twenty
s,vepth.st committee appointed for the purpose OF
devsus plan to procure suitable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

THOSE ANDEGETTE PITCHERS
arc "a far from costly ~ yOu imagine. but ver5
beautiful. See them at d. ". Cranberry " CO.'S ~ anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN Mr. G0FF.
The BOARD of Directors of the American
Electric Manufacturing Company NJ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
49, NnaV NlvE

tn. Of the Five Points OF Industry dSsre
n make Merry Chris nasie Tor the children o. the lns
tuition Gts o. money will be gratefully received andchecEs
may he maze u order HUGH y. CAMP, Treasurer 30
yr,bt Toys or pre ,cns for Christmas Tree will DO
sent for on notification.
Lxrcsos OF sin ing Rcc!tatlns &C. by tho Children at
o'clock and tho Christmas inner will follow
The public invited to visit tAe Institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

scheme for furtherng this purpose by raising the dues
OF the club to S25. Fifteen members were elecleu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

Adm ShnpenstOck, age twenty-five, who
pyes H. shty sixthst. Central Park, engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

great variety MrrrschaHm Pipes and cigar iioi
as-ortneu 81 ANNE COOS a NAs ~ '
&. oTEuK. Al Broome-@t. Occidental HOtch
H. :. squire ~ sous. Jewellers. "a tn!ion-st NJ \.
80 diamond al. Rings matched. all sizes.
Watches ur own MAKE so $Ol sterling >lYerWare &c
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(ylO are also ncorportlrs)
NORRIS X. JI.NUP. President
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GRO. +. Belts, secretary.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

MISS CLARA MORRIS NOT 70 PLAYATTHE STAR
Miss Clara Morris. who was to appear at the
6tarTheate Monday, January has been compelled
through serious illness abandon the idea. IL 10 now
uncertain when she viii DO able to appear the stage
again.
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Em1-ion OF God Liver ,sI
Halliday Gins,

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Clergyman about leaving tie c1untrJ having seleo
uary ~ the best Theological all English edjn.
many entirely now and the Others equal 20 new-the
Whole VIII in London. The books
cau b. ~ so Morris 81 "a ao)G MI Rowan oA.e
f.oG 10 e. 10 p. m.
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Christmas nj ~. Parua5ns Divine service, 1899 m
Dinner m The children lie tptoc OF expectation
Nut The Dinner bur Aly interested IA t3e -
tees, me udGy and Industrial schools me pay -,
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