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National Republican., 1885-03-25

Ladies' Fine Black silk Hose, whito heelI and
toes, worth 81; only zoe per pair.
Ladies' Extra Fine Colored silk Hos, double
heels and toes; colors--cardinal, navy. seal, gar
net, electric, oak, salmon, old gold, and black;
worth u. IL; only S7lac.
Ladies' Extra Fine Spun silk Hose, double
soles, In black, cardinal, seal, navy, and three
shades of gray; worth Il. 20: only 81 per pair.
National Republican., 1885-03-25

The Public are Cordially Invited,
National Republican., 1885-03-25
French BOnnetS and Hats.

Our Prices will impress all who
will favor us with an inspection of
our stock.
National Republican., 1885-03-25
COULD NOT OBTAIN WORK.

Judge Macarthur said that he was dis
posed to mitigate the sentence in the case,
and after commenting on the fact that q
mans wife and children are always the
sufferers in such cases, he was sentenced
to three months in jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
JoTrTYGs HERE AND THERE.

ALBANY, Dec. II tSpecidD. State sale
today Of land for unpaid taxes the largest yet held
There auctioncd of 800 parcels Of land in Frank
lin County. Tho attendance the smallest OF any day
since the sale opened numbering not more than twenty
men. The purchasers included Smith NJ. Weed, w. w.
Il g. ". Iartwel W. H. Powell, A. II. Fuller, J.. q.
Reynolds. &. j. Wright. Huri, HOtchkl5s * WhppIe w.
T.. Smqllman Western Dean Il Aldrlch, tho Chaeaugay
ore aud Iron Company, A. b. Parmery. Patrick ianlah
ana G.. II. Beckwith. The sales to-day foot mp about
SGO0OOO Saturdays sales to individuals amounted to
$2l.O93.
Several applications for Executive clemency were
acted upon by tho Governor to-day. Pardons were
granted TO Ralph Schmidt Grand larceny ana Jennie
Emurc burglary OF New York County and Thomas
Koran burglary, OF Kings County.
FORT PLAIS. Dec. ii (Spcciab. -Dphtherla Ia pre-
yailng in Clinton Liberal Institute, Fort Plain. Ihe
school has been closed. Pred Barney, of Miford'
y. y, and George Brick, OF Auburn, N l., students
have died.
MErISA. Dec. 1.-THE c0roner's Jury this mo rnins
rendered verdict that Nrs Miles came to her death nj
the hands Of some person Ok persons unknown
TROY Dec. li.-In tho FOX this morning tho steamer
Lotta. from CO1slckic for Albany struck on dyke,
cru-hin. In her box and sinking Immediately. No lives
were lost. Tho boat worth about Sl3,OtC
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DIED

o'RoURKE-In Brooklyn Sunday, December 10. at IA
late residence 200 Greeneaye Patrick oRourke aged u
Funeral on Tuesday morning 90 from st. Johns Chapel
corner OF Greene and CermOnt ayes.
PAINE Suddenly Saturday, December H. Colonel Mar
tin smith Pain.
Relatives and friends specfuy invited -atend ths
funeral Erom the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal
Church Forsythst, Division ST. Tuesday, DeoemDef
Is, ct o'clock
PFNTZ-On Monday afternoon. December H. 1885 Jane T.
Nrch,bold Mqcav d. H. RHa3
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO attend tas
funeral services the residence OF her dangbicr MIS-
John s. Williams, No. 20 West 2lstst, on Thursday, DO
cember II. at 10 a. N.
PRUDEN-on December H. OF apopexy Joseph s. P.uden,
in the I'D OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
RYCRMAN-In BROOKLYN, IN Monday, December ID 1883,
Robert W Ryckman in the 93d yenr OF his age.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral ser.
his residence. No. 90 Greeneaye on Nelnes-
day, the 10th inst, at O'Clock D. m
REID-On Sunday, December -, 1888 Fannie Fairshid.
wife OF Edwar H. Reid AID daughter Oi Mr. aad Mrs Mar
b. Edison.
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funeral ser
her late residence. 233 Pesentst. Brooklyn.
N. Y, on wednesday, December III, al ii q. N
Interment private.
REID-At akevle Ltchfcld County, Conn December IL,
1880 his father Edward Winthrop Reid,
Youngest OF the evils H. Reid the II oil
hts member OF the Senior Class OF Yale college.
Funeral services at D. Wednesday, December l6 at
l.akeville.
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Post Omce Notice.

rc,tors for foreign countries meet not b. specially Al
Tor dlspatcl plrc1Ar Stelm'r eNcopt wlcl
ts lesr,d send duplicates u banking anu con neruh
documents letters not specially alessci beng seat % ti'
fas vessels available ,,.....,.,. n ,,tt H.,
ior, IN mails Tor the week ending December loWu cl))
fpv0yPiIY IN an caseN at this ONCE IS follows
rrESnAY-Atl D. for Progreso. Mexico per s. Thorn
mn. nj for British honduras. spanish Hon
duris and Guatemala. per s. hate CaTroil tfon New
,vEn%ESDAY-At 93O a M. for Europe per =. Elder.
VIA southampton ami Brononi AZ 80 q m Tor france
directed Labrador; at D. m Tor tho NinSWitu
Isld- direct and Venezuela and Curacao, VIA baiD[
does, per =. OrluOcO.
TuURSDAY-At 1890 a H. for Europe. pers s. Republic,
via Queenstown.
PRIDAY-At9a m. for Newfoundland per steamer FROM
tIIanfax l0a m. for Para amt danhos, btaAl, per
Icment. at y. m for Clluad boiNaE, per n s.
III CailaO; AT 1880 D. M Tor haytL per :. y Aipalo'
ssTIRpAY-A 1880 p. m. for Europe per 1T
." i,Ir,a via Queenstown AT 1890 !. Tor Belgium
direct y ICELAND. via Antwerp Vettets must %
directed Zeeland'G ut $50 D. III TOT Iruhle anu
Tnatap. per Prof. Morse, from Ncw.OrieanA
Mails for the Society Islands per steamer from Fran
cisco, close here December +25 at I y. m. Mails Toe
,In. and Japan per oceanic (from san Francesca,
New.Zeaand, sandwich. FUl AMI samoan Islands, per
etetmer from FranciscOl Gloss mere January ~ at
70 m. cor q at Newlors OF = - Lrtainic Wild
Brush mails Australia Mails for CUBA DY rMl 70
Tampa Fla. and thence by steamer ifoIi ny "SSs
Fla close at this Office daily at $50 a. M.
.ne schedule OF Pacific mails IL arfangai
on The pIe their uninterrupted over h
San Francsco on day OF sailing OF steamers are ds'
patched 'uep'e 'no MFSRY O. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post Office, N8w.NorK y. \" Decemoor "A, Io,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
ENTERTAINMENTS FOE CHARITY.

A ladies' fair in aid Of the kindergarten and
industr schools Of the Hebrew Free School Aasoc4
tion will open tomorrow in the Assembly Rooms OF the
Metropolitan Opera House and continue throughout the
week Ihrre viii many booths ana great number OF
fancy articles for sale suitable for holiday gifts; Mrs
j. Hammer slough, Mrs. otto A. Moses, Mrs Myer =
Isaacs Ms. A. J. DtteDhoefer, Mrs NJ. ID. Lonis Mrs
G.. GOtiLIel and many other ladles Will have tables
fair will be open today IN tho ballroom Of the Hotel
Brunswick given by the ladies' OF the church Of tho
Incarnation. The will be pretly decorated and
there will be fancy booths. d retreshnent department
and music.
Tickets the japanese tea TO be given Thursday
and Friday at the home of Mrs Guernsey No. 52G Filth
ave- The benefit OF the DiakOncssen Training school,
are for sale They 81 aud include a cup OF
tea the aud saucer souvenir. Among The
ladies who tickets for sale are Mrs Guernsey No
525 FifthaVe., Mrs. James Barrow, No 30 Last lhrN-
fith-st. Mrs Lyman Fisk, No. 81 Ffth-avc. and Mrs.
Spencer COe, No. II West Thirycghths The tea VIII
take place both afternoon and evening The decorations
will be OF japanese character and young ladies in
japanese toilets will serye the tea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
MR.. AIrREY on TEMPERANcE.

BUSINESS MgS CROWD TRINITY CHURCH AGAIN
THE BAPrIsTs APPROVE TIE WORK.
Trinity Church was crowded again yesterday
by business men who had gone there t. hear the Rev.
". Hay Aiken. The subject was SHARES Of CONNER
ciaI Life" intempcraucG being the principal ono
treated lilo said in part: The mctnc-t man In the
world is the that parasite upon his fellow men.
and the neanest creature Is that i parasite
upon God. IT'S NOT cOnvydty that loads the business
man into the drinking habit IL Is because
IL furnishes him with relief from Ms OK o.
hausting abOrs; IT. gives hni courage
toward the brandy bottle iOi relief Bnt he does wrong;
he has half the strength courage Of the man VINO
takes ms tTOublcs TO cod and relies ON HIM. ono Gle
Yates as well strengthens and the other dcgra ties and
mOnstrOus evil. Stamp II ont DO not drink. Why add
one more enemy iight Tnis habit of treating - re
spOnsDc Tor much OF the intcmpcrancc. whether II -
birth, christening wedding or fncTat Is All the same
People think that 1t j. necessary to prOpitaie the same
deity. 1t must be stamped OHt. Every business man
must accept the obligation If he does noi do his best to
stop II he Ia responsible.
The work OF the Protestant episcopal Church
I'm ITS Advent Mission services discussed by the
Baptist ministers yesterday. The Rev. Dr. Rhodes
thought that the Baptist churches might prOhi - the
example by the Episcopal Church The WORK Of the
missOncrs he did think could be called Bible work.
but approved It's Object and methods Dr. Samson he
leved that the Episcopal Church wOu.d have lltte
chance with either Methodist the Baptist chufcncs
IN the long run, but that IT, present Assistant
BshOp be credited with much Of tho yigOI ana
result present lie read letter written by
Dr. Potter when he rector of - johns Church In
Troy the pastor OF the Second Baptist Church Of hat
city The Baptist church building had been burned and
Dr. Potter offered the congregation the Use 81 his own
church only rcqcttng that he had not baptstry ~ II
TO loan as well THAT'S the Kind of mar Elsnop
Henry &. Potter Is" added ID. Samson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
ORR STrrL" RIfrSLS 10 uoHL

Although Undertaken stephen Merritt )
boom collapsed on election day, after vigorous Kick
at senator Gibbs IL seems dcstinei to be the centre Of
considerable fun yet. "Our steve found himself IN
the ni.7t 81 lawsuit ior - Immediately after the cleo
tou, hrou- ht By VINO laid claim To services for
prddluc The Merritt boom " III the form Of tickets
,Our sieve rendered dcyoutly Oyrrhs action at law
aud finally udcd settle on the ground 81 CHRIS
tan clarity lis Iigh-huut man, Adolhua SHlnSrT
with tears 30 us eyes, pleaded sirenuOusly against "A
Christian settlement, saying: II JOu sellc ms cdlh
there T. 80 knuwut how many more VIII be sprung Oh
you. NOu must night"
Ent stephen Merritt would not nght aud now the
fear 81 Ado puus been realized John DonIln has
sued Our steve on claim OF T3 Ot srTVccS alleged
to have been rendered IA tho interest OF the Mrrtt
boom" Adulphu- siyS that the man was discovered
folding lovely Merritt circulars. III room under
the una -ftakcr. shop Ia such way that "Our stoves
uictdfr WouId be bddy creased - did not bic
him." say, SIR HaluVrr. bat Nj Merritt says he art
the man 10 work. fuIly believe that ho was lall on
once Bat one tulug II certain: MI Merritt mus htht
th;, lime THIS suIt, believe, WAS brought because MI
Merritt the other claim. No. sir, MI MrI1ilI
cant give himself up 10 the Christian doctrine oil nt"th
cry love Tins time; hc must h-ht, like he crusaders e."
old" Nr. Sdu-cr even then MAS Fastening 20 lhhute
ia. Rev stephen MCutt To pu on the rmOf OI the law
II n an open question whether he VIII do 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

stafford G. Cleveland who WAS Tor many years " resi-
dent OF Penn yam. IN this state, died on December =.
Fort Myers. Florida. OF Erights disease lie was wei
known throughout central Ncwfork as an "o' anu
courageous journalist and "a puDHo splr''ou '''"
, mold many no.itiops of bubble trust lie was born
o., trcc,or erhu,ler County y Y, IN 1872 He cary
chose the profession OF journalism, hi' first paper p'"R
IN, GcnrUq courier. In 1~ji he purfhnstd Ihe az.
Countg Bhig,whlch he conducted for nearly tnLp
tu which time he changed IT. name 10 nc l"'S '"'y
ChrOniric In polite, ne was krpnhIIcan nc ~.
nubo ufcc which he hold that OF member lo lA'e
in,tv IN th A..cnb, of I~-3. litit over year ago
he moved To southern Florida where he tstanI' i
Fort l,crs Press tho southrrnmOst paper IL Tue
state. cxcept one at Key West lis Letters W No'tn
crn Friends were able for their ocarhtsA ana cu
dor lie embraced Al the interests OF MS now u"
aud set hn.elf TO stimulate the development OF INC IT,
sources OF that new aud fertile region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
4 u0cK rRIAL ENDING ~ RoBBERT

Andrew llogg, age forty-hye, an IRON mcr-
chant of 40 lis Java-st. Greenpolut entered bar
room iu NJ mhattanavc. Saturday In drunken con-
dtion and asked all the men III the shop to drink with
him When paying for the drinks he displayed largo
amount OF money aud In short time was IN the hands
four wcl-dTcssrd young men, VINO invited MN lhtp
the Darkroom. An argument arose among them ana
they decided TO arrest him. ono or the young
men acted as JUDGE. IIogg tired and
convicted, and being hcplcssy drunk they
ordered To deliver up to the Judge all OF hs vau
abes before he locked up. lie good naturally
placed upon table $50 OF English money ana some
small change which imm cdatcly pocketod by tue
others Ills OvcrcOat was from his back aud he
was then locked up dark clio set for two hours after
which ho was thrown out into the street without coat or
money. . ,,----s .
Ga Sunday morning he awoko in the hallway OF a
tenement house In Clay st, Grernpoin He informed
he malice VINO are making Investigation. Late last
evening Edward Peacock was arrested suspicion OF
being liz. pIlcated IN the robbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II (Npcciap.-Dr Al
bert H. smith, one OF the best known Physicians VI ."
city. died this morning IN his hly hrs' 5ea'' Nv '''
been one of the physicians of the Frankfort insane
Asvlun tbo PHILADELPHIA Iyng-n Charity Hospital 'Ho
Philadelphia Hospital, the Preston Retreat ana ,nn
WOmens Hospital lie was at one time NJ MANY
Philadelphia Medical Society, ana Ia" "ii''O" ''
medical books and tie Ati-c@.
Mrs Robert H. Downey. wife OF the conroer Ui 'r ~
Penlsyvania Railroad, died suddenly thlS Ho' INNS "
pneumonia. ,...
BippLFoRD Ne, Dec. H.-Captan Beh'ah'h "oa'''
one OF the oldest residents here, and wehho"n sup
MASTER died ut Saco yesterday at the age oil
yrars He followed the for MY year, H Emu
shpwrcc kcd several times, once OF the coast ga
being the only one saved out OF crew oil twenty NV
LoNDoS Dec. I4-C. Brewer owner oil Tue "''',N"o"'
race horse Robert the Devil, is dead MS dea'h was
N diabetes.
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UiRl.


IVWTOTVTsT TTTNT.T.T-T ~ W -|T7T'"' y
EA,roN, Md, Dec. | / SpfcidD
Charles Lownde. dicd his country seat The Anchor
age" TIM. morning from paralysis lie was born III N"'h
Carolina years ago. and was on the r'tcd
., ~ the t-ultel state. Navy lie married daughter
Of the late Governor Lloyd u Maryland, who was an
aunt of the present Governor, Henry Lloyd lie was
brotbcriu.ltw Of the Late admiral Franklin buchanan
rc admiral Of the late Confederate states Navy ana
the COME lrrate commander IN the naval combAS De-
ty.ru In, Mririmac aud the United states fleet In
u,r,pou Roads and also In the hight against Admiral
Ftrrugut Ia Mobile Boy. Commodore LpWhuc' III" N"'
u buchanan took opposite sides In the late war ana
i.c,.,,t.r If tho relations between them Commodore
owudrs was prrt"d Of being southern sNlnptHeI
during the he placed upon the retired al. nc
childrci-Lloyd LOwncs DR.. Charles IowhdesW ives
.nu.ft of The uitrd states NaYy before the war; ana
Of the Confederate Navy and Mrs. johnson VIE
OF Dr.. julius Johnson. His Two GrhndcmuIeh ''
INNS Erunctt have resided lth him since the death
Of their Grandmother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
DIED.

nARnErrA the .siiencc Of heT paTSnt' 6 "r3p;s
from tie residence her parents valley F%1t ner
Carriage. waiting At Orange Depot On arrival OF LOO u"
from foot Of BlIcIay-st.
pHADuURsr-on FRIDAY. December H. Mary rears4il
Relatives and friends invited TO attend the funeral ser
w. w. b ct aSi & !ea at 10 NJ No. 80 East -'
vile Of William bradshaw. and daughter OF James C.
Relatives and tieuds taay invited to attend the
funeral a Grace church M''''''' N''' Oh iI'S"'' 10
cSyrs@c, vii await hS arrival OF tho u foo, Of
Kin ID, %, Sni; bowers
BUnnELl-In brooklyn on Monday IAN inst Of pne1gi;;
molia Isabella widow itAe iac John BnIreil' aged -
Houcc Of funeral hereafter
HUCKELFW-Oh Monday evening December II, Elijah IN
4 HucbeIew widow otthe !lto Ira c. Baekeew. IN her
Not e. Of funeral hereafter
BECKWIrH- the residence Of his father the Rev. T. G.
BecKwth. D. D. san FraEci go talon saturday, DecsmDS
Conn Co me- IN n'S the sd d'i year Of his age
BYERs ON saturday december T. at Syracuse ~ w. car
Funeral at = Aqns church StGit near 9TH ave.
CIIAsE-suddcnly SUNDAY. December 49, Daisy believed
wife of Frank chase. amt dau liter Of Mrs l. sni,n
late residence 70 Termination ave- pnsSaie ~ d.
Inrrmrnt AT Woodawn. $3.50. m On
Carriages viii meet train leaves foot OF ChauOeis's" "
cLEvELAND-A Fort Myers Flo ccf@0sT i Of Penn oi
yam, y. Y. In hls oath year
DAy,ou sunday. December Is. 1855. Eyclna shepard
wife of Benjamin II. Day. aged - year och q, M
Funeral rOm late residence % f"s' -''"'"' ~
1880 clock ON Wednesday morning
Inerment at WOudlaNn
Dt,OMEAU-At Chiffon. staten Island on -unu1y, 10y"
mat Ion,se de Comeau wife OF the late Ouls de Cpu,
Funeral services At Peters church Ne" ~ ,Ha
the 10th INST. AT 100 CpcN ~ u' ii'''' Wv
family are respectfully invited 10 hthu. - cha 600, -,
pVWhttcb, of giO Carriages will be in attendance
Please lowers -,
FAKRINGro Entered rest sunday December iS
Eleanor C. beloved wife Of William X Farrlnstoh' ah'
dnnpht,r of the late Matthew nay OF New otA. NIL,
Funeral late residence oo Makels' Ious"
| Lecp-ie, Tuesday. lui3 - H.
J GTconNOOi. a..
1ra. leaves New.York ) O'Clock a. m Tor PoughSeepso
! uOAGLAND-At Jersey city, on sunday DeSeinDer o.
Jeremiah Cleveland younge', son ot 'hv ~ Nv. "" "
ana mily O. Oa gland. aged 10 months 10 Jays MA. an
Ennsral AZ the parsonage 100 faoucaNe, Jersey OJ' vi
| Tuesday. December D. OF II M 49,
! Rural at the convenience OF tho family.
| UU1rrON-On Monday morning. December ~ JaUss L.
Hutton in tho 3Dth yoar OF Ills ago 49,, ,,..,,or "a o
Enn.ral from his residence Wednesday December 10 ~
III o'clock a. Relatives and friends respsetruS '"'
tOatt5ad
NEWMAN Perth Amboy, sunday. December Il" INC heV
Funeral fcsn his late residence "wednesday. 1870 p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
THE PHELPS GRAVE ROBBERY CASE.

BINGHAMToN, Dee. Ii (SpeciaD.-Ihe trial
OF W. Taylor and others charged with the dissertation
OF the Phelps mausoleum the night Of October 81
1854 IS now In progress here before Judge G.. Board
man Smith, OF the Supreme Court, Tho prosecution IS
conducted by the Disrict-Atorney George b. Creiss
assisted by Alexander Cummings and others, and the
defendants Represented by j. Mcclure, OF Elmira
aud d. l. Arms. OF this city. The court crowded all
day The jury Is composed Of farmers. The principal
witnesses sworn were Colonel Tracy Morgan. Blng-
hamton (; Alanson K French, New-Y0rk, who con-
sructed the vault Norman s. Phelps and his daughter
Miss Lizzie, the heirs Of Robert Phelps; j. W. Manner
executor and manager Of the estate. At the time OF the
adjournment the defence seemed 10 have struck flaw
IN the Indictment which would prove fatal to the prose
cutlon, and considerable excitement rciSneL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
nn nnrrN nrrLlrEN IN rNDER.SNERIEE

Dr. Norvin Green, the president of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. said yesterday that
the SherIn had called nm IN the morning about the
execution issued By state Controller Chaplin on Friday
for $4,000 satisfy Judgment for taxes obtained by
The STATE Apu and had found him engaged In pre-
siding over al important business meeting lie sA" TIC
Officer however. and told him That the company pre-
frfrrd deal with the matter through III CouuscI ana
thai would send the lawyer 10 see him during INC
afternoon. Bat" continued Dr. Green tho matter
has not yet been settled and dont know Iust no" u
VIII be- don't suppose there VIII Do any further court
prOccediu-s WhIi 10 the ueW-p papers make 80 mnrh
iu-. about for how IL y mere bdSdtclc To cor
pOrntoL Ike the Western Union-a mere 0agateIIc we
nave declined to pay Itmcrcly because Of the principle
of Justice Owed init. We can't see why We hhohu
De taxed Tor capital stock 10 any greater extent tnn
tLrr. 1, -toc ia the state. Tho new Law recognizes the
Justice OF demand. The Sheun La" hity SIX nSS
vet ia wnich to make his returns. | don't KNOW wien
we shall Iinst II with min
Ender.-hrrl Aarons sad that there was nothing new
IN the matter IL simply remiinrl rs before DuI thaV
the Western Union Company would eventually nave 10
nay lac had 10 DOUBT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
R.fILRDfD INTERESTS.
TIE NEw.JrR,EY CENTRAL CASE.


PHILADELPHIA, Dee. II lSpccidA.-At near
ing before the Master George ~ Dallas. III, afternoon
IN the suit Of the Central Railroad OF NcwJcTscy to
auuul il Lease 20 the Reading Railroad. request was
made tina, the accountants prepare statement 81 the
earnings ~ the Central Company and tho remtauces OF
the Reading President H. = Itto Of the Central. was
recalled hy Councillor john Taylor. representing the
Central. and Was ned reg riding ihr improvements
ON the NcwIcr-cy southern E1iIold M Ertc'tou. lie
said c not consulted on the subject, nor dld he
give ANY attention 70 60" matter, because Dee thought
that d ana not rourrru him. as ms believed tlntt was
au Improvement which The Reading WAS doing ON its
rnuy Of tu general traffic agent. j. Lawrie Bel. Mr..
r denied that hc hd given any authority Tor the lA'
PROMINENT AZ Ocean Grow" 'r at tonp'cF- cove IN,
.r.,y Central Board OF Directors had never Ucra asked
L, con sent TO the -l-clNrd brftrrm.uts.
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WHAT AMERICA HAS DONE FOR BJo1oGE.

A large lecture-rOom in Columbia College
was nearly filled last evening with audience that had
assembled hear Professor Edward d. Cope OF Pha-
dephia who delivered OF the course OF lectures 10
be gwen before the NewYOTk Academy OF Sciences this
winter His subject was the GenealOgy OF the Nam
malta and he confined himself mainly TO the cOnrlDu-
tiuns OF America to the solution OF the question the
discoveries OF which mention will be found IN the
standard European works. The whole family tree OF
the annual creation from the reptile TO the auhr0pod
pc was dehneated aud the many fossil branches Of the
same dug up from the bowels OF the two American
tlnents described and discussed The lecturer In
fused great deal OF vvacity into this deep subject and
even those who failed 20 absorb all the Information
shOwercd upon them In rapid Oil-hand talk OF TWO
lOurs away with exalted idea Of the professors
wonderful grasp OF mis- subject aud patriotic pride IN
the Important contributions OF suDerranean America to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
rp,yc,Tllyrjc TRAVELLERS.

Ey the Republic White Star Line, from Liver
rool " Eldfnrt John Marshall General Van Allen j. A..
U.,c, 4 T. rouyil4 j. q. Elliott r D. Fisher J. r. Hal
q l,u.try g. Ionicr Wiiam MlcIucv T. ]. Moaat. Allan
Paion a. r. law. by tn lla.tl lliambnr5 American !.
iron, If ,uibrg r. J. Dcu>s H. Btuolf Adrph klem raul
Boikunna f. Adler. Professor James II. Wormann ana
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