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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
Rcmembcr ,h..i, HOSPITAL SUNDAY Aud remon
vonr church offerings
Pos; Onice Notice.

Letters for tor3igu colntr}s ueat MT ~ s2,5hI az
dr ssed Tor asplCc Dlrclr stetnAt eN'ps nnon
II Is desiret sent duplicates u Dtlsng an cpueIon
documents letters not specially atiro's Den; sens ny h'
Torn,yn mails Tor Inc woek ending January WA Gloss
PRoNPIIY in all cases. at tli3 once IA iOhoNN
,oNpAY-At $50 D. m. U. :. o. Colombia costa tie
and rho Pacific Central and South Am psi
roxha.l. from w.OIleansi t2SO y m fot SIitsh
Hon iuris spanish Honduras ana nuitemi| pee o. o.
Wanaercr. IRON %ew-O orleans .
TTESD NY-At $50 a. IN for Europe, per s. s. Aiaska VIA
Queenstown. 49,, =. ~ -.
ty oi ssau from Jacks lnVile az ~ IL H. lot ktance
dir,ct prr s. s. Moan ndie wa haNie
,ruIrpsDA AT IL l. IN. for Europe. per y Germsltc
wa Queenstown; ut loo p. IN Tor HNtL per v Ansa
rpTDNN-Atpa H. Tor NewOunolanl, per ssolmor IRON
Hahlax. 60.
via Queenstown lett ~ Tor termlns. ctc must % az
3J a. ~ or Ger lanl eco per
Main wa N | p m Tor ScO'lpld orect
nor a $ CircaSsIa via GlasgoS ueteIs mast DC Oh
,rct n "per ruassla"D at p. m for Belsuh direct
ncr q naesan Antwerp Uetters must be directed
per Waesand -. at p M tor the Notheranls direct
L. Caand. VIA HOttstIah NelteEs muse W "
rccted per 4. Oaand").
Mails for CHINA and ia )an per ocelnc from san Fraa
clscol January = at p m MAILS LOT
Australia. New.Zeaiahd Sand@icl FIJI ami samoan
here ahuary - AT D. M. (or on arrival AT New.forx
OF - nilIannle, with BRITISH mlls Loo Ausiraua)
Mails for Ins society Islands. per Cy OF PapSls
from krlnci COZ, close hct, 10 iuary "a at
b. steamer. fro KY WesG Fla, close a tnis Once
daily at $50 H. ~
she schedule closing OF Trans Pacific mails arraayt
on thc npOnOt thor unn 1ptei oysrIll ul1ns
io san Francisco Aais tlo East arsn; OF fAk u
san Francisco the daT OF sailing OF steamers lrs S
pa'cheo 'no"'e '"0 MiNsY @. PEARSON, Postmas.er
Post Office. New.Nork =. Y. December "a, lsN'.
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DIR. ETARTs CNcHAyGED on SILVER.

HE DENIES SEVERAL Rum ms All 'Cf HIMSELF -
THEIR AUTHORS ForGIvEN.
Tho Herald printed yesterday as rather le-
liable club talk paragraph 10 tie eaec' that the
authorities 4" OF the Chamber Of Commerce hsd sent
Senator Eyarts i very strong letter. lnquilmS
whether the report was thai he attended IL cham
MON the cause of the silver men. demonstrating W
with him calling upon HIM 10 publish his views
etc Inquiry shows that ;hs reported bit Of club talk
il ennr-Iv without founda!ion in fact. Senator
Evars has received no such letter from the Chamber
of Commerce " authorizes" The authorities have
spt no suca letter AMI Senator Evars has underS ne
no change OF convictions on the silver question.
my opinion. he said to a reporter Of 1nf TIBrNF
on the Importance of maintaining both metals in TIE
service Of commerce as expressed when delegate OF
the uited s. etc. al the Silver Conference III Pans IN
1851. remains unchanged. At the request "l the
Chamber Of Commerce presented 70 The senate liS
memorial asking for suspension ni the silver coinage
That is all that has passed Del"reh Us oh IHS P"''
ton , =, ,
mi tht have originated Tn soi0e ina luailye person
vi had seen him exchange cOnriesicS with Senator
Ueck he said thee was no truth IL another report
that be was preparing " M speech on Tie I'll or
oucstinn HuG a hill introduced ana II u came nP
for debate IN the senate ne "OUIu uhuoup''u'9 "A0
part in the disc IssiOn. g..
Senat n Evars has had some little experience WIN
rum RS snco he has been IL 'hinSion. one
to1pd Intensive circulation TO the c1ect maj
in defiance Of the rules Of the Senate NJ ad
DIR Oliver Wendell holmes to the hoor 10y prov ldinS
him with n card rs his " private secretary I'm Inc
strength of b paper had told Inn that he must
not prevarioate" and another that he must not
lie"
IA q matter Of fact" said Senator Evarts. DR.
Holmes wa, admitted to the floor by order iom tie
President Of the Senate BuI senator Eyarta spoke
Of these ruuOrs with smile which implied BIS Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

uPu,s 40 IDEAS RCT A STRONG BACRGNG-THr
COMMITTEE TXPECT PLENTY OF WORK.
rosy-chcckcd. energetic little man hurried
into tue Vec. binding at No. 20 Broadway yesterday
AFTERNOON and made for the elevator n rnshng for
tina lat train lie got aboard all right aud proceeded
inward lie had "a chance mediate In going up eight
flights; he nodded his head stroked his blooming red
beard aud then settled down with the manner Of man
WIN carries the world his shoulders. sun. he did
onpcar TO 10 suffering from biz head" lie evidently
had an idea however and was bu2zng IN his Uranium
He got ont at tho eighth floor and ma Lee bee linc for
Room No -O7 whose door bore tie announcement that
the Committee on Mechanical Appliances might he
found within. Tbr man bounced INTO the room glanced
swiftly around and ot his eye rest upon the only other
/! ms tue place where the Committee Grips
meetW asked the visitor.
Ell" and the visitor grew mysterious, | want to
talk with you about H."
Got grip
No"
Got an idea OF a gripl"
No. but | came In the cause NJ humanity. want to
mi an end TO these bridge di,a4iers."
lave you any plan OF agript . =,
Go, .rnment aC WASHINGTON behind me; aud not only
that. backed up by humanity ana y Jesus Christ
Then the rosy checked man drew out letter hihrd
o. g." "TLai'r me-" lac SAID in stcreotyped English
Int cant tell you any more today" Then he
Vanished promising toA.relnrn I'M the Interest Of
Tnns the frat crank we've struck FAR" sad the
clerk mcditatiycy. Tho letter bore the pOstmark of
n,vt'n @ ~ hppe he has not come al the way from
there for tie good OF the Bridge grip" sighed the clerk
There were several callers at Room -O7. men loaded
dnyn ,th gup IDEAS Must Of them left plans grips
Trustees Clarke and Macdonald LAID The plans ana draw
hgo careiu I metho Of osn9,ne Of npplicaton,
II devised. They are looking Tor an avalanche ana u
cyclone o. grips, brakes ~ els anc DIR wings within
"A week All IN response to tue announcement that they
are TO secure model grip and brake for the Fridge
:bere 200 or 800 patents III grips already heu III
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THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST GOFE.
WHAT IS SHOWN BY THR RECORDS OF THE COURT
OF QUEENS BENCH.

WHAT Is SHOWN BY THE RECORDS OF THE COURT
OF QUEENS BENCH.
From The Nae York Nal and ErDrcss
MONTREAL, Dec. 23.-YOur correspondent
bos been able to examine indictments found against
Edward H. Con- now in your city, during the September
term of 1878 in the of Queens Bench The delay
IN examining them been due TO the difficulty OF get
ting ut them.
There are eight indictments against Con, founded on
rho rcuort of the special auditor the c. ada Agrcu
ural Insurance Company, Of which Con was tho man
AGING director The Indictment on which tho Govern
mani rely flor Cons extadltiOn is No. AZ, for Forgery
fled september 20. 1878. The jurors present
That Edward IIczekiah Gol on the 17thday ofJmy III
,he year OF our Lord 1871 foOnousy did forge GER
tan written instrument to wit, n certain onclal
infinite OF the Board Directors Of the Canada h9lcut
ura Insurance Company. body corporate wth intent
thereby to deiraud. ,.-.---.,, l.. .n...o1 ~, II,
In me second part OF the indictment 1t ia charged that
IN an the same day "malicOuSy, felOn0usly ana lot
nurnose of fraud and deceit did forge another oucai
minute of a meeting or the Board OF Directors OF the
company. 80 ", tor
fcnniousy uttcrug forged instrument III wiring; SO
frnuduenly apprODrating the proper OF DOdy cor
uorIue 81, the same los. making fiise retufn lOl
The same: lO5, the same Ol, libel.
The records further show that ho was arrested ana pu
I'm nil where he remained until released on pail. When
rrSurrd for trial he could be found The oNtradlton
have caused much talk here ms Con Is wei
rcmembercd having been mixed up III several matters
out OF which grew legal proceedings
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ADAMs,-At Grcav:cl Conn. on Fril,y. Decem6 or %
amas Ae H. = G a Of . aEG r,.aso.e en- Nom
" Decc.nbcr2s a.2 ,. N.
Carr wi Dc gaa6 a. RigeTs5e c5 station upon ar
KINDLY omit Gosers.
BAsKERqn Wednesday, December q a. 1929 80 pan, M
CharlcsJ Parker ~ the 6pi year Of his age ISr mar"
years Trustee, enp ye 9el9 Adams h52ISos the
Aaiyt dave between I'd and 30 - az 2oei EIav IN,
Please ONT nower5.
o. the ate JosePh " IN ne Ss5 SiI o. anas
il:3O O'clock.
CLARK n Friday morning. December %. Margare. j..
widow Of The 5s James NJ Clark, M the 7.l year VI her
Fun raj services at her tate residence Grove.s sun
day 18th INST az CLOCK p M
Friends are kindly rcqaesiel to omit flowers.
CLAPP-In reekski Thursday, the 2ith Inst. porin
r. Clapp. IN the rjtn year OF ms
Funeral Il his late redcnce Monday. 2Sh inst at IL
Carriages vii meet the train leaving NOwYOrk at g:o1.
Burlington doS on THUR 2y and P s sss
Funeral az It. Nays church. Burlington y. j., Monday.
December y, at O'Clock.
FIELDsuddenly at Ii PasO Texas November 20. Ara
The funeral service, win aeld peters P e. church
Sta,est, near Bond BrooAyA On Iuo5da. 2Jth in a.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
edetdaughter OF IL H. ana the lato Louise Holster. In
fS Seo5t T a M OF 3 Last 55th1t
kindly flowers
JACKsoN-At Nyaek. y. Y, December 2s. 1885 the Rev.
+. J. Jackson, age 20 yejrA
second ReOmed Church. IarytOwn OF Il $50 ~
December -. - O'ciOc(.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at ii o'clock
MORFoRD-In Ilddetown New-Jersey. on Friday. Dscem
Der 20 1855 susan Of the ate Charles AOIord, IN
76th year Of ner age. "a .
Fun raj at her late residence Tuesday December 30 at
1870 D. m.
McINT)sH-At sparkI. y. Y. on December 81. 1855;
Charles E youngest Of Mis- Ann Mcintosh. a3ed 80
months % DAYS.
Fuoera Sc vices from Church. Splrk, sunday
the z7th inst, az $50 o'clock
Friends ths family are i1Yirsi
Trsi lea gcs ioot OF Cham jesst $50 " r r. OF ~ j.
rATHAM-On december 20. Benjamin latham, IN the
Of his
Funeral from hi, lence SO stlyveslnt Second
day, 18Th INST. at II O'clock.
THORP-AtLon Branch, December &c. william Walton
1horp laG5 Albert q. lhorp sr OF Newfork,
ageI 5Oyeus.
Funeral services at ST. Paus Church, Railway NJ
Monday, December q. at Z;3O .. III.
WASlH-In BROOKLYN Friday, Decemhcr p, lS5 Sar ri
Elizabeth eldest laughter % tne l1t3 William and Heoetca
MaSpn
ara invited the funeral services AZ heF late
residence 32J Mad sJnst, IOnday, tie 2oh nss 81 10
o'clock j.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Andrew Mccormick died at his home No. $50 Cler-
montavc. Brooklyn. yesterday morning He came to
this country from Ireland when nineteen years Ola ana
had lived In Brooklyn hUysX years. lie was an active
,nbrr Of the Society OH BruOkynltcs ana several
organization, military and social no longer IN existence
ono son Edward Mccormick, leader OF the l4h Rcgl-
urnt hand Tho funeral will take place tomorrow at
~. johns Chapel
Thomas v Forster died at his house In Jersey CITY ago
scventy.two He was born IN Finland aud camo to this
country utty vcarsago In this city he carried on the
niung business for forty years, retiring ON ac-
count OF ihcalth.
dr,nncd dead from heart disease at his home in that
clty Yesterday.
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OBLIUARY

ARCHBISHOP MARCUS GERvAIs BEREsFORD.
LONDON, Dec. 2G-Dr. Marcus Gervais
Bercsford Protestant Archbishop of Armagh. Primate
Of all ireland aud Metropolitan, who was announced
few days ago to be dangerously Ill and afterward re-
ported improving. is dead.
Archbishop Bcrcstord was born on February H. 1901
He was the third child Of the Right Rev. Dr. George de
n Pocr Ber ord Bishop OF Fillmore. and grralgrand
son Of the first Earl Of Tyrone The head OF the Btres-
ford family is the Marquis OF Waterford whose brothers,
Lord Charles and Lord william, have figured prOml'
ncnily I'm some OF EnganIs recent military eXped-
tons Archl, shop Brresford was educated Trinity
College Cambridge, where he was graduated in ISL
lie Vas Bishop o kIOre from 1891 TO So ana III he
latter YEAR he was made ArchhishOp Of Armagh. lie
was twice married. and has two SONS Yug-HeOrge ne
Ia Porr Beresfutd member Of Parliament since 1919.
aud Henry Marcus BeresfOrd, formerly major IN the
ON Foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
DIR. JOSHUA II. woRrHGNGTON.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 20 tSpecid0-Dr. Joshua
Husband WUrthugton. a well known retired physician
died in Germantown this morning lie was born In Han
ford County Md. August 3 1917, OF Quaker parents
and was graduated from the Jefferson Medical College In
1898 He WAS mcmbe: of the Association OF MedscaI
suprrneudruts OF American Institutions for the Insane
and prominent member OF the American Medical Asso-
atlou and was identified with all the important local
and state associations serving vicepresident OF the
state Medical Society 1853. lie became dis ingushed
i'm his treatment and studies OF Insanity, and MS many
contributions to medical literature were considered OF
urgat
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in his condition. He was placed under
the influence OF morphine. and in the evening
he was quiet DR.. Kent said TO
TRIBUNE reporter that child slightly built ana
sickly and suffering from the effect of the wounds
and nervous prostraon There not, In his opinion
any danger OF hydrophoba. The child was sleeping Oh
n sofa in the front room and his parents were
filed with anxiety. The dog which bit the boy was
large Newfoundland and bad never heen SICK or shoWt
any symptoms Of the rabies. lie was kept chalhsu III
the yard and, slipping the cnail, sprahg over the renee
and attacked the boy. Ilo poisoned aIeW hourS
later by a ncighLOr of The OWner.
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nn nnwEN,s PROMISED nELr.

PuuLAprLpnIA, Dec. 26 lSpec'dD-Joseph
Wharton said To-Day he had been invited to meet he
poard Of Reconstruction Trustees OF the Reading Ran
road ON Tuesday and that 1t is not his purpose TO take
any steps that will conflict with action OF tho existing
authorities and MIR. Gowen has promised 10 raise '"o
money necessary TO extract the company from It's per
- ,.,,ion ne will be given chance to do so. lie be-
that the Iorcclusur proceedings Shonld
M aIIy messed so that IN the event OF the fll-
n - he n,ns mo Tine should be lost in tho reorSan-
Zallon OF the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
THE REV. F. J. JACKSON.

The Rev. +. j. jackson, principal OF the Jack
son Military Institute died ut Nyack yesterday at the
age OF seventy. The institute was at one tme aV D"
burv Conn and was removed to Tarrytown. Mr. jack
, va. AT the mead of IL for twrnty-three years lie
was nm earnest advocate of Prohibition prlnclpes Inc
frr,l will take place In the Second Reformed Church
in Tarrytown on Tuesday at noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
TIL PARK POLICEMEN As 4 BOLD BANDIT

MIR sCuWAEZLER, WHO WAS BODIED IL FIFTH.
AVE. TELLS HI> STORY TO JUSTICE WHITE.
The cases Of Matthew Mclncrncy, Park
noleeman and John j. NJ Donald, former member Of
the same force. who charged with assaulting and
robbbg Joseph schwarzer the builder. on last satur-
dav night at Fftlavc. aud Eighty sevcnths came up
Yesterday morning before Justice White IN The Harlem
Police Court schwarzer, lives at No. 1888 Firth
ave. appeared to make his affidavit which did not dher
materially from the report TIE TRIBUNE last Monday
He stated that he looking at some houses on the
o,po,tc side Of Fih-ave. from where he was walking
He noticed the two jump over the Park wall rs he
nasscd and he had walked about ten PAGES further
on when Mcmcrney struck him. As lie was
so,newbat getting the Better OF Mclnerney,
Mr0nnnId came to the rescue and Mr.. Schvarzer was
randy going To pieces when officer Ferguson rescued
nm Mcdonald was then on the PARK wall and Mclner
ney who had all through been the plhcpdi III thc ihd
ter was apparently engaged III inspecting Sch"aI%ers
nnrkris Inere was more red than anything else In
ScLwarzcr's eyes yesterday ana all oil ms icr tht
huge back beard did not cover was dccuedIy Piiti
colorrd His front teeth gone but good deal ol
extra lin had taken place. However. III Othcr re-
snrcis he was DOM well. McInrrney, who does not
look he at all ru1lan INT IaIhrr qicl you"E lo
low pleaded pot gully. and Mcdonald. not 50 lnno
cent looking did the same since 5chWdrIlrr hlu no1 I
tend de they each been released on TlOOo Dh
and hey received plenty of advice 10 forfeit That
bad and they viii get 'u reward ior lho
transaction convIrted The witnesses were about to
be called, but Justice White intor.upied: ,u
"Wherc IS my Olitia sicDOgraherf he asked ms
is an import ant mat and must have him"
Everyone repeated the question: INT no one an.wercl
An animated scuSsiOn followed between the Justice.
Iuus Iuman whOIs aid Mr. hwHrzcr, ANA cH Alder
man Tony Hartman. who Is to do his best Tor hc ac-
cused men. The could not 20 on then without "A
stcnograpler, aud all had engagements next week
However n had he tried ne and Justice Mhite
set down Monday at 10 a. ~. for the examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
,,1 WIN Symptoms or BrDROPHoBIA.

Charles Nichols age five, who was severely
bitten seven times by dog belonging TO George Van
Ripper, or No. SO shefiield-st' Newark
while playing in lot In eheHeIu
ST. two weeks ago. high fever and Is thought I" DC
IN critical condition. The wounds we're hlicted i"ur
teen days ago and have besn kept open by tue physician"
to allow suppuration. The boy has been con-
lined TO the house ever since. and attended by
DE- Kent. on Friday the boys condition
became slightly lie grew feverish and there was
slight spasmatic action OF his aud hands fester
day he had high fever and there no improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
D,DHe MEAN 70 CHEAT ExmA roR SCHROEDER,

DJDHE MEAN 70 CHEAT EX-MA YOR SCHROEDERt
Robert Solomon, tobacco merchant at No.
253 Bnwery New York, who lives at No 81 Bergcn-st.
Brooklyu was arrested by Dsputy Sheriff Barton as no
was leaving his home yesterday morning on charge
made by ex-Mayor Schroeder who claimed that Solomon
had obtained leaf tobacco worth S94OO from schroeder
A Ron dc, false preenccs Mr. schroeder charges that
much the tobacco sold 10 solomon was worth ~ 10 :,
uound and that lac had sold II for 81 pound Several
Similar allegations which, imply belief that
there transactions OF Ike nature aha thl IL
wa, necessary solomon To prevent hts hight
sonon was held to bail for 50 400. and offered his
bona s,nan his uncle, IN New-York worth 100000.
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SOUvEyIRS ATIWO IHEATRES.

There were two souvenir theatrical perform
ances given IN city yesterday and at each theatre
the affair was a successful one. Miss Dauyray at the
Lyceum celebrated her fftieth peroi nance OF hd'e
Skiplv in One OF Our Girls" by giving her audience
eouyrir the chief beauty OF which carefully exc
cuted portrait Of herself painted OIL shtin me lhede
WINS full aud the applause frequent IN tine AFTERNOON
Miss Mather played Juliet to crowded house. every
saruber of tie audience receiving portrait OF the
aotress signed by herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
THE RFy. DIR. DAVID MALIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26 (SDecidh.-The
death il announced to-day OF the Rev Dr. David Malin
in his cighty-ir. year. He was born IN THIS city III
1902 and was graduated ut Hamilton College New
York having taken the second honor OF his class lie
WAS for many year, secretary OF the American Board OF
F,r,irn Mis.ons aud aferward connected with the
American Tract Society aud examiner IN Greek ana
tthrr of yrnr. the pastor Of the Fifteenth Preshyte-
ri,i, Chutch Dr. Malrn was descendant Ut HaIr Ma
In. uguenOt Quaker, who settled III Delaware EQUITY
N 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Dec. 20 lSpec'dD. --Ihe markc
for prints dull at 81 3lG for DIS ana Ss lor o4s
strr ON hand WAS reduced - 900 pieces the las
ren,rt The weekly report Ia follows: Production
10 900 pieces; deliveries, 10000; stock. $4,000
aie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
4 srERrorYPHER BADLY BURNED.

A serious accident occurred In The
stcreotvping rooms Of The Morning Journal
about IL o'clock last night james Nc
Nance stcrcotypher. was working around
one Of the fires when flames burst from door and
before he could OF the be was badly burned
ahnnt tho arms and face. An ambulance took him
IN inc Chambers Street Hospital. where wounds we're
dreshed The burns although serious, VIII not DO atai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

A.. ,,af..
largest and ewest priced hrse.ass Dent3 OTse ~ ss
eNceem ely u gum sets perfectly ptol 70 va al
,tomy mouth and guaranteed; ~ anu SiD phcs,
xfrictng vi IN pure ilesA nitrous OXIDE laughing ga
direct rom the tynder improved method haii lroS AMI
40 charge when % De inserted IA tds ~
lrtnenta aa, in attendance Teeth hei VITA goo II "
ward Teeth repaired my minutes Ses Wit.e MhS
saug J02 AMI 3d-ave sp cOuN ana private ea.rsa:e
alst door 34th-s, also ~ es sttGs cor ota1'a
- DIR. MODENANE.
272 West 3ithst. 5O2 and 1OI 3ua"s.,.
southeast Sth-1ye southwest cor Stt'-s@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27

and most successful opera comina-, "The Gypsy
Baron" which will foli"~ " AmoriJa" at the Casino
Manager Aron: prom ses that no labor or expense VIII
IL SHARED 10 make this the most elaborate ana complete
representation OF operetta yet seen at the Casino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
FREDERICK VI. ADAMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 26 (Special)-Frederick
Adams VINO was at one time Register of wills. of this
city, died suddenly yesterday morning. at the residence
NJ his Authoritative william Davis, near Paolt, Penn
where he had gone with his wife ~ spend the holidays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
nnRAOE NEWKINh MISSING.

William Newkns, a member of the firm of
T. $ West Co.. No. 30 Broads called at Police Head
ouurers in Brooklyn last night aud stated that his
hr,har Horace age forty-seyen had been missing for
snver,I DAYS lie described mis- brother AZ being OF
wedinn height. with dark hair anl mustache. ana
atired brown Oyerc0ai' DacK SACK uhueFcoa' anu
trlAAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
Reliqicns No;ice5.

A, Reformed Catholic Services, Masonic Temple. 9Th
ave anI Evenng $50. Father OCO SNOh, PASTOR
Iey GEORGE c. NJ DIAM preacuos. This is rare 0p
poTtuulty the eloquent rls0 Evangelist" Our ser
vices always Tree everybody welcome
9" I hri simas ~erylec-."
Central COngregat Church ilthst and MGdsOneve.
Rev. WI LIAM IIDND will preach at IL a. m. and
Morning subject" The Prophetic Prelude TO the Angey
Song EvOlin2 SUBJECT" Story that Never Grows Old"
Special Chrismas anthems aud carols.
strangers cordi ,Iy inyltcd
First society OF Spiruaiiss Grand Opera House Hall
Stlaye.. corner 2Sd sMrs Brigham lectures morning
and eveHmg as usual. Evening sub e;t etrospect and
Forecast OF Spruasn." Seats free All inyi1ej Confar
eGce at 23D.
Grace Chapel, lithst, between Sd ana 4th aye2-sex-
vices on SUNDAY uecemb1r ~, IL u and Museai
| servicesln tne evening
Society Tor Ethical Culture-By order OF the Boar "
Trustees tie Sunday exercises will le suspended uat Jaa
l0uay 1885, when Prof. ADLER viii ADDRESS the Society
| rs usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-27
THE WEAPHER REP0RE
covrpNMcNT INDICATIONS.

WAsHISGroN. Dec 26.-For New-England'
fair weather preceded IN the extremenothern PORTIONS
by light SHOWS northerly winds shifting to east ana
south. slight rise In temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather sl'sh'
riso in temperature northery winds becoming VaraDe