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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01

When evening c0melh on
No sounding phrase can sci the heart at rest.
The settling gloom that creeps by wood and
stream.
The bars that lie along the smouldering west,
The tall and lonely silent trees that seem
To llock The grooming earth, and turn to lest
This watering llame. this agUniZing dream,
All, all nring sorrow a. he clouds bring rain.
And eVermore life'> struggle seelDetL vain
v hen evening cometh on.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01

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Across the dotted eid- of gathered grain
The soul of summer brt athe> deep repose.
Mysterious murmurings ming!e on the plain,
And from the blurred and blended brake there
flows
The undulatng echoes of some strain
once heard in paradise, perchance-who
knows:
But now the whispering memory sadly strays
Along the dim rows of the rustiing maize
v hen evening cometh on.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01
v hen evening cometh on.

" IVI tNtTITIIT VUIiIVIH UT.
Anon there spreads upon the lingering air
The musk of weedy slopes and grasses dank,
And odors from far fields. unseen but fair.
With scent of flowers from many a shadowy
bank.
Q lost Elysum, art thou hiding there?
Flows yet that crystal stream whereof drank.
All. wiid-eyed Memory. fly from nights de-
SPAR:
Thy strong wings droop with heavier weight
Of care
" hen evening rnmnth on
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01
When evening cometh on.

" Nv IT Z ' IIIII- NUIIlVITI UH.
Anear doth Lite stand by the great unknown,
In darkness reaching out her >entient hands:
PHILOSOPHERS aud creeds alike are thrown
Beneath her feet, and questioning she stands
Close on the brink, unfearing and alone,
And lists the dull wave breaking Oh the sands.
Albeit her thoughtful eyes are filled With
tears.
So lonely and - sad the sound She hears
When evening cometh on.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01

GILMAN BROS. - SoIe As, Boston,
Ivrlj Ilw4u
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01

For mild cathartic and efficient tonic, use Bax
ter's Mandrake Bitters. Every bottle warranted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01

Send for How 10 Cure skin Diseases"
u AE PILES, Biackheaa,, skin Blemishes. and
tkS. Baby Ilumors, use CUuCURA soar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

Lieutenant James Deely Is spoken OF as the coming
1,... I, ool
The twcnty-fourth anniversary OF Company r. - -
Regiment, will be celebrated Friday evening 1au
uary 5, by reception at the Lexington Avenue VI"
House preceded by representation OF Tue Mikn'S ~
Company Il. 7lst Regiment, has elected l.. wan 1oi
gan Captain in place OF MarquaDd, discharged. ,,,.
Captain w. WOcOtt Marks, First Lieutenant IsoDod
WOrrall and Second Lieutenant William IL tnImahn' Va
the 9th Regiment have received their commissions.
The Athletic Association of the 12tn hesipen ,,
elected the following officers Preslueht, $1,000
George D. Gaillard Company vcepresldeh1 SCI onr
T. c. Rowe Company ID; secretary, PIlVato ~. e. :. e.
Company f. executive committee, Quarterinaster
geant Walker, sergeants seter d. and Dentihg,sT,
Corporal Barringer. II and Privates onCr MetI
e. O oPT'f; and ' Lee. L. Committee. on
Bylaws First Sergeant Belingham = serseaht ho'e'
ID; and Privates Leach. a. OBrlen, E. ana pooly a;
Recruiting Committee sergeants Rose and Beinhgha'n
and Private DOOly. o.A pocI
The newly-eected captain Of Company A., 9th reg, heg
ment has passed the Examining Board OF whlch bisa
dieGenera William G. Ward is president WIN iarse
percentage to his credit. . go MIA. 1;.u
Company II, list Regiment, will elect First Leu Leu
tenaut next Tuesday evening The new captain Dof
cambre has received his commission. =,
Tho State property In the possession OF company :
9th Regiment, will be inspected at the arihory heA'
Tuesday evening the purpose OF DaaheIhS 'n ma
counts OF LieutenantCOOne walton, OF the llth es
ment, who formerly commanded that company ,o
An entertainment is to be given by the veteran asS
citation Of the 9th Regiment IN the armOry on tue c'on
ing OF Washington's Birthday ,., po.
on Washlngton's Birthday Company d. l4h hehr
ment, will have a rifle match ut Creetlmoor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
LONG ISLAND.

JAu,ICA-Thc police Oh Friday ui mt atfrsioiN m IN
who vas acting strangely 80 Ma'r-t. ami WI" "i@ sh
cfpd Of brn. Cutpn q. llcErmAu, the m,rnE farmer
OF Grrcuyalc The uitI was NiH.ruIJ lh"t.c- D1h.'I
K reriuiu. brother %. tr IL --ug uan, said that TIE
prisoner not lis brother
PORT JrFTtEsoV.-On the premises of John II. Ran
dali al Mount sinai, stands ~ apc tree WAth rs sup
ulscd 10 be - years o.I l. used - tie bu.i'H
iurp, the f Of a.. Eeyo.ufiou g. practise or a.
get This fcar the tree bore tvcuty uyo bushels 81 a
pies.
Village over tire arrest Of Howard Miller, the tcnycar
old oil Captain Jo.tph NAirr $50" caused Tue death
of Grncc Thompson by firing u. fathers revolver AZ her
while az play. lie boy was arriitrcd before Ju-c"
Jennings on Ihur,day on 81 charge OF u--rWcaror hud
Sa. released lr $500 bail lIr examination VIII take
place To morrow. Ihr sll1:'gs Hit opposed to the ac
don a. tho -.oOiu is Thought % hc gricnt,l and tut
youtuiuuc-s ur Tie boy tn hiuk, should nave saved
hiiu f. Uul arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
IERsEY CITY.

Hugh Riley alias Blink" was arrested IN hopoken
vrs,cay ON silspicon OF having stolen horse which he
ia sold 10 a blacksmith. l. Brandt. horse speculator
his propery Riley visited Brdndts place on Fridny
ana under pretcnce OF making purchase took sevcr
horses out try them The last one that lie trou sue
him so well that lie forgot to return H.
Policeman Morris arrested a man Yesterday wh"m nc
saw rUbbng sleeping man IN tho fehhsyIVahIa l''li
r"al wIitinr-ro0ui The prisoner gave his name as
frank f. Smith and said that he lived NJ No. 10 Mont
gomeryst. IIis victim was August ulrch or PhIAEel-
be and Urich were Knights OF Pythias ana that ne
merely took the Pockctbook for safe keeping
A fire was discovered I'm ono OF tie chimncys OF
Stevens Castle Yesterday. IL was eNtingulshed aNer
havin. caused slight damage.
George Clark forty, while drunk on Friday nlcht
heat ma pasied mother who l. eighty years DID, ahd
choke her until sue WIS unconscious. when clark was
arrested mother begged peously that Lor trehdS
intcrcede his discharge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
NEWARK.

officer John Baumann admitted to ball In SouOo
by Judge Depue yesterday To answer charge OF man
slaughter for shooting Barley Rice on Thursday night
City Counsel Coult made application yesterday III nc
junction restraining the Delaware. L1ckawanna ana
Western Railroad Company from constructhea Iouh"
house. The Chancellor granted rule 10 Sho" ca"Sp'
William Hussey an aged man. was arralgncd IN tno
noce court on charge OF stahbug Bis grandson George
tnnninghaIn in the throat with Jackkni.c While III
rage.
woman soi1 10 bo the widow OF n Brooklyn clergy =
man wa. assaulted Thursday night III llGh-s py "a
fonpad who attempted 10 get possession ul reurulS
which she carrying. She screamed anu 'ho thloi
beat a retreat The reticule contained $40.
The Feast OF St. John will be celebrated today az ~
stenbes Episcopal Church by all tho Masonic
lodges OF Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
wr.rCIlr-rrE cnISrY.

Nfw.ROCHlLlE.-An appIcai on Was recently made
to jus j. o. Dt kar Of III supreme Court, by
stoch holder ~ the Hugueuot Park AssuCatluu for tho
appointment OF receiver alleging tut u"t"ith-iand
charter If the a-sDrlI non pirod Hofuo luc
NO Inc officer. are ,'il trtualciu2 bd-iuc-. usual
Judge Dykiuan, White Plans yesterday, denied the
Application.
TAHHNTowN.-On Christmas Day thin sheet Of lee
formed the Ok Ting pond near tEc village AMI Fra!k
fargc and George Stevens broke through and ctmo
near drowning. Tacy badly chilled and suffered
severely before reaching home.
WHITE PLAINs.-ihe village b. the county scat. and
one OF the oldest towns 10 the county. u has no town
Bu ldlnP not even urr-hJu-c There H. town hail.
no public town buildings of any description, within u
fcV weeks there ht- been proposition made 10 ud
town hall $4,000. bat the most violent 0pOaI-
lion Is made To this scheme by The wealthy taxpayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
BROOKLYN.

TustIce Massey Yesterday sentenced John MoManus 10
on, ycsr I'm he ne ntentary and ne OF 5000 for rob-
ug Pnbe school No. AZ OF cloaks, shawis ana other
arnarel belonging TO the children.
Nviian Eckn,op a sailor on the ship China. lying at
,b iinon stores at sedgwck-st, fell from ladder yes
tcrtiay and instantly killed.
warrant was issuod by Justice Massey yesterday for
The arrest of Policeman George f. Hayden or the fifth
ave noice who is charged by Philip Schomb or
M 5O0 Tbtdayr with seriously assauting tho latter
ON Chris; mas morning.
Charles Cung. age twenty-one. was before Justice
Na.brr. vesterday a charge OF attempted Dnfglaty
nrcferred by Conrad Noll who keeps "A bakery al No
4G5 Wvrtle-aye Culling formerly worked for Nol but
was discharged for theIt.
THE Roarq of Supervisors will organize on Tuesday
and meet for business on Thursday. John \. Mekahe,
of Cirayesend, will probably be chairman.
william A. Slaughter. who has been indicted Dy INC
cr'md Jnry for shooting his wife september II.
made application yesterday Tor admission 10 Dali
Judge Moore refused to grant the motion.
Mayor-elect Whitney visited the City Han yesterday
morning making himself acquainted with bis new duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
NEW.JTEsEY.

rIrytoy Uur.-Arg,ist Rotman janitor OF tho public
school at Gardner and New-A ork avcs., attempted 10
drive "a dog nf tho yart yesterday when the Hhn"'
and biz him In the leg, laccr~tlhS Il 80
verely. The dog WAS killed by a policeman.
RAIwAY.-Thc Second Presbyterian Church. OF when
the Rev Dr. John Lea SIT is PASTOR viii be icdcdlcAI'
to-day The church has undergone cNtei- We repairs
and been rcpaiutci inside and oui ne sunday
school OF the First BAPTIST Church VIII hold IL 'hrlS
mas festival on "Wednesday evening -..-IEc Loan ana
Vuidug Association. formed from the members OF ne
Hahwny T. o. L. W. Lodge. Will open books Tor supscll
ZION TO the stock alter Tuesday
PLAiNFitIp-A check, purportins to be signei hi
William McCItcuru. and drawn on the fith AN.HIF
Rank of New York, was recently presented ~ l. j.
Warren, at TIE meat market 81 L.tEin- * Hummer
Warren said that McCutChrn who is ono 81 the hIh
chs ere old nam That they woul cash H. Ia few
d.,s fhe check WAS returned forgery. warren II
wanted by the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
SEARCHING FOR A MURDERoUs NEGRO.

The New Rochelle police searching ailday yeser
day for Isaac Kiug negro who attempted 10 muIucI
Henry Newey on Christmas night in Manst Mr. ne"eg'
who ia clerk IN this city, going home al ll3u p H.
When he met King he stopped with the question,
Please sir tell me what time 1t is Inc negro tnen
sruck Newty on the head with club telling MN 10 me
ground the moment he pulled ont his watch He ioS
lowed M the attack with several other blows, With
left the man insensble the sidewalk Inc negro hc
robbed him of his watch and escaped. Newey Jay iss
sble some time and when he recovered cohsclousrss
he made his way to the police station Inc injured man
was sent home and medical aid summoned AN e1an
inaion showed that there is danger OF c0hcussIo U, @
brain II is alse feared that the skull has bech lrac
tured at H. y base, where he fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
WESTERN UNION mas NOT PAI0 UP

Under Sheriff AarOns was served yesterday
with Il notice by the counsel for tho Western Union
Telegraph Company that part OF the property levied
on by the Sheriff the buildings owned and occupied by
the companyis owned by the Western Electric Company
and therefore not subject to execution to satisfy n
debt OF the formcrcOmpany. Mr. Aarons says that hero
Is ample property re j AMI personal belonging to the
Western Union satisfy the Judgment found against II
by the state II a check for the Tl3O,OOO owed the
Slate and the fees and expenses OF the sheriff Il not
received at the shors office tomorrow by 1890 a.
he will proceed sell enough OF the properly ut public
auction to satisfy the Judgment and expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

He Will give the Mayors reception on New-Ieafs Day
at which Mayor Low VIII be present
Uel-dr-ssed man. of middle age. called on Supern-
tendept Campbell Yesterday. lie claimed TO De tl1
ford and aid that his mission was to exterminate all
the dogs in the country.
AT the Sheltcrng Arms Nursery, No lo1 peaii ,,mj
there were interesting EXERCISE singing caroIs ii
the Christmas tree and isributOn OF gis on .i
The Christmas dinner was, rs usual proNlue" W -"'
John A. Nichos. president Of the nsttutlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

Y
tn Hon. DANIKL (. MANHISG. EushiIigiDH, u. g.:
Have invest gacd John HiyrrOus qualifications for s.
G. Commits ourr Cin come by , D. III. train. Sccuri-
Ties o. X senator KEENAN, iudorScS with bonds. An
aver 10 81 SOutL-st II B.lmOut charges substaI
tiutcd Will leave # dispatch says further charges APP
pointmeut must DO m@de today. Reed nreleciug du-
Ties. & = COON
(COllecO
This telegram was sent from an Office Of the United
Telegraph limos In Front-st., near Wall-st An
other telegram was sent from office OF
this company IN Broadway, near FutOn-st. This
wa, also sent to Secretary Manning and purpOrted to
como from Mr ayerOn thanking the Secretary for his
amendments The Major" in the course OF CONVERSE
ton with John Harper former partner Mr. Ilaveron
remarked that Samuel j. 1ild"n had sent letter TO
Secretary Manning strongly recommending Mr.. llav-
erons appointment. On the way through the CITY Hall
Park TO the District Attorneys office the "Maor "
saluted several gentlemen and remarked that lao was
acquainted with good many men In politics ana
business.
MIR IIaveron Is much annoyed that the names Of
several OF friends have been brought into notice by
reason of The swindc. He called Collector iI,dden
Yesterday and asked permission to look over the Blue
Book or Treasury register. lie spent some time Ia
search but did not find the name OF any such person
as Major Coon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

There are hundreds OF people in this city who are
entitled the rights OF suffrage who rarely IL
vote. The Saunterer met friend OF THIS description
on election day.
Have you voted 7" he SAID.
mo-" the answer, am no politician have
lived in Boston since was boy, and never voted
bat once"
When did that occur !"
swell. 1t was twenty Ave years ago, IN Bell and
Everett times. An acquaintance came up into Office
ami said. went you 10 vote Tor my canddater All
right replied, how shall go about II Come with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.

1T sAvoRs OF A PRACTICAL JOKE
Madison King keeper OF the life-saving STATION az
Amagansett L. l., picked mp bottle lew uass a. 80
while patrolling the beach when conlhheu pow "
paper on which the following was written: uu
" write this to inform all to whom ~ may conVuan
that do not want TO remain In this world longer anu
am about to commit my body 20 the depths OF the
To all nv friends leave an aiectionate late""i unu
0u'i' A'i o. '' - "NAMAN c. STOKES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
Announcements

e3 rcHs e. a. sHAYNE Furrier IO3 Prince-st
Fur-lined Circulars, all sizes Prices marheu
down c. c. sHAYNE, Furrler lO3 Prnce-st
Sealskin Short Wraps and Sacques. Prices
marked down. c. G. SHAME. LOB Prlnce'St
cooIsI,;r No,vmorl,ets all sizes Prices marked
down q C. SHAYNF Manufacturer, lO3 PrinceSI
Sealskin Paletots and DOmans. Prices
marked down c. c. sHAYSE, Manufacturer O3 Prlnce's@
S15 will buy choice of Fur lined Clrcuiars'
reduced from S25. c. q. sHAYNE, lO3 Prince'Nt
Rooyor and Otter Muffs large stock. Prices
marked down c. c. sHAYYE. lob Princes ST.
So will buy Handsome Fox Kug for IooC
nun c. c. sHAYNE, l03 Prince-st
Otter Beaver Sealskin shoulder cares n Sr Goi
lars NUTS Prices marked down. c. e. ShAfNE Ao' Fii''
ri. -
Sealsk,n Sacques, all sizes. Prices markeu
down G. c. SHAYNE, Manufacturer lO3 frince-S"
Earl g. Wilson's T.. & w. brand or Mems
,,oiIar, o,S Cu6s are the best. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

me-, was his response, and I'll fix yon tSSnow t
him downstairs he clapped ne into carriage t ont
he showed me along place In large room w lie
there ere some mon sitting behind ralllngi Ply Wv.
niece Of poper into box and to this day do not sh0w
who Their voted dry x pods circular OF oi'i vi NV
pnv. Oh I'm no politician. - ,soo.
The saunterer agreed with him. Boston Budget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman H0use-Senator Shelby NJ. Cnllum,
of Illinois .Flfth 4 Uenue HOtei-Congressinen MiHan
whiting of Massachusetts,: General Wesley merritt, OF
Yves, Point and Railroad Commissioner JOhh y D0hnT
OF Albany .... Coleman HouSe-Congressmah WAFER H.
Sessions Of jamestown, N N.......SL James Ho'o-
Eugene Higgins, of the Treasury Department.
Rofci ShcIbnrn- Ex- Congressman James W. Naus"oF'n
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

PACKS PArENf hmRovn CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS PER
fEtIA EIslOf ms litAENG and perform the work OF IN,
Natural Drum Invisible, Comfortable aud always n
posili0n Al conversation ami Whispers heard DIS
tncty Send Ton ILLUSTRATED box with testimoualA free
Address y. H'.coX $50 broadway. ". Y. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
AInNG TIL. SOUND.

DprpCrrorr-in uu-r~,cs.ful attempt - roh ~
Connecticut NltlousI Buk Wa made ON thH''u1-
morning. Eutiaac~ Go" c.tuiiur room we. ctrc "H
hy cutting away tie woodwork E,d.Ik the Ioch OF th'
iron, door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

The CHILD or THE PERIoD.-Ncw govern
ess: "Why arc yOu tearing that placard Esiei /
thought your papa Liberal" 80 hc il, aud the
only one Ia the family."-lPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
"MAJ0R oooX" Still 4 MYSTERY.

Nothing has yet been learned rs to the idcnn-
Is OF the confidence VINO imposed John Haycron,
the shipping merchant Of south-st The following !.
copy OF the telegram sent by Major Coon" to secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

Things ONE WOULD RATHER HAVE LEFT UN-
sAD.-Nisitor :" How n it, wonder, that You always
get better tea at other peoples houses than your own
Punch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
AnnOunc emonts.

L. :. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
The Cabin aring Cards, plain gilt edged the
nice & ever produced. Sold by all doalers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

LvERroot. Dcc25-sailei. Ne5smore C3r. Inch
for Bal imOTc.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec % Arrived Republic rl Irv.
ing from NcWlurk Dec Il on her to Liverpool and pro-
ccrdedl
2Atn Sailed. steamer Celtic tBr). Glcadc from Liverpool
h-ncc for Ncw.lOrs,
GLASGOW Dec 2J-Sacd. scandinavian
for New York.
MovLg Dec 2i-sailcd, steamer oregon OBJ. Williams
for Portland.
LEuu Dec 24-salod. Crystal (Br stannOrd for
New. YORK
Hull Dec25-Auved, steamer Buffalo (Br), Malct from
New YOrH Dec II.
BRISTOL Doc % Arrived. steamer Dominion (Brl. WALL
from Portland bee ~.
CorENnAGEN Dec 23-sailcd. TLingvalla (Dan)
Iaub. Tor Now YORK.
llAyEs 26 sailed steamer Amerlquo dr. santeli
for Ncw.lOTk.
BoEDEAuX. Dec @3-Arrived steamer Chateau Latte (gr
J0urncll. from New York Dee 10
HAVANA Dec 2G-Saicd steamer Of Alexandria Rey.
nods. fro Mexican ports hence Tor ScR York:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

NRW YORK. IAN 3 IooJ'
To the Medical Director of the Columbian
Institute No l42 East 34th-st, Newly ork
DEAR have just seen young girl iS years %,
ace who has been suffering frCm the effects OF Eheuat
since sho was ave years old has not been able TO wal
since her first attack thirteen years ago she Is orgn
and Intelligent prl well developed In body AID chest Dut
her limbs are contracted. earnestly recon menu ner
The Columbian the cure OF Chronic Diseases
os heicye IL Is the only place In which she obtain All
the dyantags required for efficient and successful treat
consider TINS a desperate chsc' pue
honestly becveyO can cure her ~ "
". SCHOONoyER NJ d.. G5Z LeXlngtonaVe, ~ l.
THE Princess OF WALES BCsTLE,
Sold by all 1rst-cass Ieailera
Price 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

Remember this is Hospital Sunday And re-
member the Sick Poor in your church o 'etngsl
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tnnLLGN ArEluLES 49, Ar ms rOEI
PORT OF y

PoRro or SFw.YoRR.........sArUR DEC. %. 1888
ARRIVED
steamer HOLLAND fIr Tvsou London Dec r. with mdsc
~ JIiaf.t Arrived At thc har At 7.lo,a ~,
steamer DtIauo 81 Kerr au bcco. with mdsc 10 san.
steamer T. ,allai bc' HoJcr lot'rroam Dec ? with
and cabin aud IS 'cr G. rqSso1gcrs TO Punch EdYc
STEAMER Manhattan si.v,ns Vet Point Va ana New.
uort %cs viii, Isc ana passengers 10 old bonn ION IS Go
to simpson C.app & o yessel to z IIcncy.
sUN~tt-wn' ~ snpiy hp'S fresh. " cloudy. Al CITY
sandy l,,x 40 On iilron,tar 30 10 rhrrnonetsr 20
Wlud. n IS unIcs. swell heavy. L. Weather. clear.
CLEANED
steamer Ludrete Inn OBI. Brown. Londou-Ilcnderson
steamer hrcauusdcs OBJ. rairlcn Liverpool Bu-k g
steamer LANDAU City Err Gore BrIsto-Argel Dong
Steamer Niagara Baker Hayana-Jas L Ward & co.
steamer Comtl. olser iaiyc't"u 60 H. Mallory 90.
steamer utcka Reed. Ncw-Orlcau4 j / Van sickle.
steamer City oil san Autono. Wilder. Fcrnandinl-C
steamer CITY Augusta Nick rson savannah Henry
steamer Delaware wnncrt Charlostou-J W Qmutard
stcnmcr Regulator Doanc Wilmington. NC-wu = clyde
stsamcr on rommon. smith. Norfolk. city Point AM
Selncr John Go.o1 Yonng, Georgetown. Dc AMI Aoxan.
steamer octorlra. Heylolis baltimore } > Krom,,
steamer " f. plmock Hallctt Boston II ID mock
snip clio; ming Dr., Drnsroo Hong Kong } / whitney
BARK Recovery BIZ, Hlagdon Ccyon Tor orders Bcr
Hark Tlouaa Goddard. sears dunedin and Auckland NJ
SeGr H9l@aG A@s t@ o rSn Bf@ Tosnlc 6s 60
Scbr Cyrus McKown. farnham Georgetown Uemorara-D
schr Iva Maud ,Ir). Macombcr. St Johns Anti " &
scnr Chilon OBJ, Mailman Port Maria. IamG Vessels
scfr Elso \ Eaylcs. Bayes. Rmgston-Macy C Durham.
Schr onyx BIT, shaw. Yarmouth NS-ttoweh a Patan-
Schr Alec tBr, Taucy. Halifax 7 ucney.
scbr Clotidc OBJ, Ennis, 1T John. Nj A Ieney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

Earl &, Wilson's f. & w. brand or Mems
coars and Cuffs are the best. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
Anrrsr1NG A THEE INA CHURCH.

After the morning scrvlcrS On TIudY TT IHU Uu7e-
ronnt of St. Tneresa's Roman Catholic Church in
Rntger-st. a man was observed by a child lurking
behind the pulpit and when she went to inform
one of the attendants he left the church. As the
i9nitor was locking the doors at night he discov-
cred thlef under the stairway leading TO the base
ment. He gave the name OF William Clarke, ana
r.h,cb he had broken open two of the poor boxes
containing 81. He was recognize, rs the man
The Fssex Market Court Justice Power held him
Yesterday in default OF 81 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

HAVANA Dee 2GSacd. steamer cry Of Alexandria Rey.
nolds fro Mexican ports hence i0r SeN York: