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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

I}y the Cry OF chicago llnnaHl from LlNcI-
pool Carl Crop r. Fnedenberg; Samuel Green Caption
iIOruer the A. Macintosh Mr.. AM r. Mrs. MITCHELL
Or. H. Munnger r. NJ Ryan the Roy w = SAGE captain
H. Stewcnils the john HyrnJtt Lieut. snant T. "
TowBicy, L. A. ". q. Reid. J. C0nstann anu Herbert IL
nawIsicY.
George +. Arnold Emil Burmeiscr, BuiTge Iedrlc h
Fade colonel II. H. flrlry. MT ana MIS-
r. Grubb JOAN Green, - fdR"rOn Gresey Henry nan =
HandlOn j. d. Mckay the Rev Dr =. X Mar m the rev.
A. Champion Is. Russell ANA thr RcN. j. H. ShcIi'
dnu. ,.t,n.
BY Umbil (Cnnarijtor Liverpool today T. T. AiklnS
and Mrs An rcw Anderson. MT ana Mrs y y. 1
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Carzll J. e. Kemp van he J0hh .AIu
Well AfeIdeacon FaaI Center Hitchcock william lind0
O. " Iondes A. 4. Iowthian, MT ana Mrs ~ d. morgan.
stanley Mortimer D. Mills W. NJ PenteloW, Lieutenant y
r. s. Payne, r. NJ. H. c. Perkins and Dr aud MIA H. huen'
Ling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
ERASrUS WIIIN BUYS BASEBALL err
The MctrODOhtan Baseball Club. the New


York sentative ia the American Association. was
sold yesterday to Erlstus Wiman, or Staten Island for
SD 900 The nine VIII play staten Island next sea-
son instead Of ut the Polo Grounds The club has been
anything but financial benefit to the Metropolitan tx
hition Company ever since the Ncw-York League Cluo
was Organized and the directors attempted to sell II last
ernso lut failed. Probably most Of the players have
cxprc,.rd their willingness make the change Of base
and viii sign with Mr. Wlnnn without making tr"up,e.
One "f Inc hest men in the team however said recently
That he would play In brooklyn next season.
Joseph Gorharts threat 10 accept position ia LOUIS
to he made In earnest BIZ local baseball They say
that he not Ike the idea OF playing Tor 9Z'ooV u
wear but that he Will be with the local League club
hgu he sru
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yes or the mouth of at least one truthful and fearless
THROUGH NEW- YORK SITE.
DISSERTATION OF A CEMETERY.

Troy, Dec 4 SpecaD.-Undertaker Mllard
has Informed tho authorities that IN the Mount
Ida Cemetery have been desecrated Yesterdays Mlaru
went to the cemetery to the removal Of the remains
Of Adam Boggie who died many years ago. to the Al
bany Rural Cemetery lie found that the grave had been
opened before his arrival and the gravedigger and his
assistant putting into bones to represent those
of Mr. Boggie whose body had disappeared. To the u-
dertakers protest the gravedigger replied that the SUD
stutiOn often made and that 1t made no difference
whose bones secured, long as they were human
The gravodgger mad opened three other graves
before he could find bones TO put IN the grave OF Boyge
The disclosure caused deep indignation. Tor nun
drcds OF persons prominent were buried In THIS
pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
orroIyG THE PLAN OF TIE TRUSTEES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. / (Spcci0D.-A meeting
OF the general mortgage bondhoders OF mo heauins
Railroad was held this morning at the oiice OF H. H.
Lockwood. Those present rcprcscnte" uP""'u Vi
- 100000 Of the bonds. number oi leI'ciS WIZ "
ceiycG from holders resident in Ncw-lOrh ana "cIos"
ZION. from that city Reading aud other places were
pre- sent In person. Tho session lasted two hours
committee OF sevcn OF which the president was >o"o'
was appointed to charge Of the Interests OF thc g
cral mortgage bOndhOldcrs represented NJ tne
and resolution was ado ptod disnpproylnS inc pau
ntcd by me reconrruotou trustees, and approving he
co,rse taken lev Wright q Lockwood opposing mat pan
The board OF REORGANIZATION met at the KcadhS once
this afternoon and spent time In the pItpart"h "a
q form OF acceptance OF IT'S plan, 10 Whlch II 10 lP
% secure signatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
PREACHERS AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, Dec (SpeciaD.-The names of the
ministers who will preach before the faculty and stu
dents Of Cornell University the remainder OF this year.
under the Dean Sage endowment have just been made
public Among the preachers named are ID. Bishop
Huntington, OF Syracuse; the Rev. j. NJ Buckley oil
Ncw-York, Editor Of The Christian Adrocdei Preslueht
T. g. Robinson, OF Brown University tho Rev. James
Murray Dean OF Princeton College; Bishop 4: o. An
drews OF Washington; Bishop 3 s. Harris, OF Detroti
the Rev Robert COyer, of New-iOrk; tho Row. George
Dana Boardman OF Philadelphia. The bacculanreate
address Ia TO be delivered by President Adams rms is
departure from the custom heretofore I'm vogue but 1t
conmends itself to Comedians generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
UHEN DEMOCRATS F4LL OUT, SHALL WE
GET THE IRUTHP
THE DEMOCRATIC "woELD" on THE DEMOCRATIC
From TIE Nelo. yort W0rld-AJom ne Lfbei Sut

MAYOR.
From The Near York Ventilation ne Lfbcl SUIT
The allegation that we have published one
word against Mayor Grace in malice he well knows
to be totally false As Mayor of the city clothed
cnorous almost autOcrdtic power, and setting by his
conduct a pcuOus example, 1t Ia, been duty
watch aud cTclsc his methods and his acts aud To
nose his practices We have done and shall continue
10 do So Neither solicitations which he mas tried
one instant from dealing with him, III his character Of
public servant rs he deserves
Mr. Grace is mistaken. Not The World, but his own
acts he should for damages. Not lhc W0rld but
his own conduct, has put HIM In a bad light. Not Inc
WOyd but the iriepresslDle force OF truth, he should
mold respOnsib.e II simple duty publish The
truth without fear favor about all public servants.
especnly those who expected To reform rotten
CITY Government. In that spirit we nave ifled Mayor
Grace We have found him sham ana q hunDug.
His elevation the important and honorable ONCE OF
Mayor was fraud All those who honestly looked 10
him for great reforms. We so 1ntimaed before MS
election; We say now. Fifty thousand libel suits
would deter from speaking the truth or from warn
ing the people against audaciOus, INSCRIPTIONS hnd
powerful official. But In dong have no malice
personal nOVe-n0 object other than tnat OF ue-
yotiOn 10 the interests OF the people.
Ifany intelligent jury honestly say that In our zeal
20 serve the people we have unjusty DETAINED Mayor
Graces character or Intentionally wrOnged him. we
willing TO pay them cheerfuy. But Mr. Grace By his
suit not seek the $4,000 much he seeks to
enforce the silence Of The World He seems by some
means to have silenced nearly all Of our city con-
tenporares. But this In cur mind makes IL all the
more necessary that we should watch him closely and
crtcise him us he deserves He will ind all his wealth
all power and influence, mpotent to close either the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
Az INSPECTOR "RATDS" 4 DfS0RDERLr HorSk.
The Business, Mems Association, that has

done such good WORK in purifying West rwenya"yenth-
st. Ia. discovered that the dsrcputablc pco
ple who formerly lived there had ostab
Ishcd themselves IN nc!ghhofhg street.
victor Juuilcn OF 40 2iG West Twenty fth.st, one Of
the detectives. occurred undspued evidence
atu-i one Of those places, aud secured an aliavit
from Justice Wcldc In the Jefferson Market Ponce purt
A. the mputs made to Captain Williams haNo been
uuhe.drd. Justice issued a warrant To IN
spector steers personally, aud last evening the
INSPECTOR request Captain Williams TO send adjective
with him special business Inspector steers ana De
trctyc DuuHp were then Uii0rd 10y Junlrn 10 So TO-
West y.iuthst. The three officers aud reporter
entered the house. Juuiirn identified cODrcd woman
tho propretpr and Inspector steers found the raror
Co,r and also the back lorkcn. The woman mad"
pr-teuce 10 20 Downstairs for key, but before
il could be found back paror door was opened nnl
negro over sN feet hgh stool IN tAe passage ana lie
maudcd ia angry tone to know what MAS the mat
Thought IL lac wanted lie Hhd
better 70. nc advised tho woman, who showed some
sns Of resistance tat She had hotter 90 pcaccaly ana
they were taken tho Iwcny-niuth Precinct station
A child. partly white. left behind with - young
Virl Tho prisouCrs gave their names n John ward
and Layua ward age thirty live. and were locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
vrSJcI4ys VINO WANT 70 BE pRo1EcrED.

The Carl Sahm Club, an ofishoot Of the
Musicians Protective UnIon met Yesterday at No. 90
East FOurthst. II consists OF about thirty musicians
ana has severed It's connection from the larger nssOca
non believing that the latter Is pOwercss to protect
against their employ ana that only through
consolidation with the Central Labor Union can their
demands command attention. Several from the
Labor Union addressed the meeting, including the Ed
tor OF YOitS ZeiftuJ stating the merits OF cOhsOiida
ton musicians with that body. The general sent
ineut seemed To be that II the Musicians Protective As
ISOLATION 300 members CDud not protect musicians
the Central Labor Union could do little them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
THE JyE1THER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICArIONs-FoR 80 HOURS.
W,suINGroN. Dec. 5.-FOr New-Engand,
colder threatening weather ana SHOWS, winds shifting
to southwest and northwest, rsns preceded III east
i,,s NV falling barometer, dangerous gales ON th9
coost and a cold wave by Sunday morning.
Forthe Middle Atlantic states, rain anu snow wihus
shifting to southwest and northwest colder, with
cold wave rising barometer, dangerous gales on the
For tho vicinity Of New-York and philadelphia, ram
and snow winds, colder weather, dangerous Ges Oh INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
NEW LINE For TIE BALTIMORE AND ONO

"
AKRON, Dee. / lSpccidh.-A corps oil surveyors
under Engineer George Ford to-day In TINS Guy p's"
running a line for railroad from here To chicago
junction. which. tits generally known. il to complete
the Baltimore and Ohio from Plttsburg To tho"eo
shortening the present route by forty miles Inc survey
taken up from the western terminus OF the llSp"'H
Cleveland and Toledo road in the northwestern srt VI
this city. which Is under control, by lease o Wv
posed Akron capitalist now has route 81,
las The rigAt or way from here To chicago Ju'.'
when wa, securei with this proposed Baltimore ana
ohio link IN view. The line does not iOoW rue
teial nvan tnrs can be gained new nc the ONO
Company route VIII be TAKEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
mDoNALD WILL ASTONISH THE WORLD
HE SAYS lie HAS rmGnrrUL SECRETS TO DIS

CLosE-IS TWO WEEKS HE WILL BIZ READY.
The pison-kceperS at Ludlow Street Jail tap
their forchcads significantly when asked about A. H.
Mcdonald the scochuan who has been IN their custody
since 1870 Mr.. Mcdonald had claim against the
Government for 900 for cotton destroyed during
the war lie secured payment OF $4,000 In hard
cash, but was sued in turn by his two Washington
attorneys who claimed ono-half OF the money. The
Washington court demanded that Mr.. Mcdonald deposit
the disputed amount IN IT. possession pending the suit
The scochman refused and to This city. lie was
and has been unable 10 get out Of Ludlow
street JAN. The suit against him In Washington,
but lac that lac penucss. The court, hero de
cled that should ia prison until nc told what
became Of his money. A recent decision by Judge
O'Guriuau reiterated THIS liberalization. IKlHi ~
man Is "A lttr uau bus wei built aud has COuutc-
nance indicating stubborn disposition. His gray eyes
about under his eyebrows Win an unnatural geAm
while speaking.
what d. yo intend to do now that the Iud .mcut Of
tho superior Court has been against goa T. asked the
reporter ...., 49,. ,,, -. ,n
hair on the head Uf ChrlstcudOm,' sH.d Mr. Mcdonald
Nor twenty years I have had SECRETS OF tho most
damnabio nature locked iu my heart. WIZ hlt tWo
Governments, but VIII ht my own the hardest hy
my own mean England have records and documents
to prove yrrythug shall Stale.
The visitor asked II De could not be favored win an
outline OF the coming revelations.
No. oh. no." replied the imprisoned Srochman
81 FAull not word about ms case Bat when ! ain
ready to Viii astOuiSh the world VIII be ready
IN about weeks am engaged now IN getting the
records people may Dee hurt 10y II too. believe
that the result VIII be that VIII get Justice do not
devoid OF justice.
4" ave You LAWYERS working FOR you YETI
Ycs. lawyers are still working Tor me ~ far rs
tie Imprisonment Eor,. intend 20 rnau hero until
lad chosen 10 turn y pockets n,de out for the benefit
OF those to whom do not owe a penny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec 81 a. ma broad. deep storm
area which entered Montana and Dakota from tile Norl
Thursday moved rapidly to the Lake region yesterday
with little rain on It's northern flank ara III
its rear and with cloud disc reaching TO Tennessee anu
the Atlantic cold wave followed in the NortnweS.
The movement OF the barometer mere was upward anu
then downward with some cloudiness Tho tenpera-
tire ranged beween $50 ana 40. the average (oosl
being ga lower than on the c0rrespohui'k u"' ~
year aud 235o higher than Oh Thursday; ,,,,. I,,b+
Slightly warmer, cloudy weather, ana poiuaPS ia
rain followed by colder weather. may DO ~ e",bar
this city and vicinity to-day much coitel i''F "S"
smnGav. slowly rising temperature Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
PEEFERRING SUICIDE TO A BATH.

BUFFALO, Dec. 4 (SpeoiaD. -Gcorgc Fall, a
lazy and dirty youth living in Fox-s East Buffalo, was
ordered by parents to take bath last evening In
stead doing So he went his and tried to hang
himself His brother him in the act OF fastening
the rope to a spike in the door frame and knocked him
down George again dusted the rope. His brother this
time rushed In and attacked him with stove poker
George was arrested. Judge King this morning soht
him 10 the nenitentiarY for five months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
RESTORING INnmGRANr RATES TO cnIcAGol

EEsTORING IMNTGNANI NAIT To UT ,
Immigrant rates were put up to the DaSi9 VI
So from Now-YCrk to Chicago yesterday by al inc -o"
York trunk lines. The notice sent 10 oup'''n''"'o'
Jackson at Castle Garden, Thursday camo from INC
pennsvlynnin Railroad and the other roads followed
suit The former road Will redeem all OF lls
Ing immigrant orders up Till January 20 ll sa prr
,ncs have resumed their ticket Offices III O"Sl' ,I
which they closed when tho Peunsy i
made it, cut TO 81 January H. Inc Iehis1 ita
does not advance It's immigrant rates from M ,
To Baltimore and railroad mcu fear tlal lhis Is a." o
cation OF possible trouble between tls company @ n
Baltimore aud ohio. There is some severe H. md
the position OF the latter company III ieSaIu 70 ~ ~ md
second class fares. IL Is argued mat tho ~
ohio ought to advance It's taFh, especially ~ ~ We
offered a share In the New-iOrk diFlsonl VI 10 70 oc
terminod. OF course, by arbitration but SeoVrk lne
cent the passenger contract unless lts
should restored Tho attitude OF tle ITlns1 i,i
Railroad toward the Baltimore ana ono is pelh; -
nsly watched bv those who Interested III seeing THO
new $50 Chicago tariff maintained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

REPUGLIC1N UNION LEAGUE or EROOKLrN.
The Republican Committee of One Hundred
IN Brooklyn which recently determined increase It's
membership ,OOO with initiation fee OF $40 and
annual dues $50 decided call tho DO ly the Re-
publican Union League OF Brooklyn and it VIII be mod
cl ed upon the Uni League CLUB Of this city. In It's
ship Is hoped TO include all the prominent Re-
pubcans OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
BJBLE WORK IN FOREIGY LANDS.

AL the meeting Oh VIC DodIu VI h"H"s"i" W
the American Bible Society ON Thursday letters were
presented from Mr. Sharp, Of the British ana fOreSh
Bible Society, with thanks for expressions OF hylnphhy
from tue Board view of the death OF the Ear OF
Snaftesbury from DR. Bliss and Mr. Edwin NJ Biss
respecting affairs Turkey complicated by The war
from Mr.. Prince, respecting work IN siberia ana INC
Amour, aud from Mr.. Brown. or Rio de JanerO com
municatng new incidents OF priesty opposition to the
G. I cu @ the Scriptures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 4.-PrOfcssor Barnard, of
Vanderbilt University Nashville, TennD announces TO
Director swift the discovery comet IN the con
sellation Taurus IL is faint and small Its position Ia
as follows Right ascension-4 hours. II minutes. %
seconds decliuatOn north degrees, 10 minutes daily
motion Iorihwest-35 minutes This makes the NTH
prize of 500 won by Professor Barnard for the dis
coycry o comets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

1t provides that tho purchasers of the road Messrs.
Morgan. Depew and Green assume car leases Of
$2,0O0000, pay the wages Of the employees deposit
100000 to meet claims reported, and pay over TO
tho referee $6,6l9,1O7 l3 In cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
MARRTED.

PATTERSON-LOwRY-O Thursday. December 3, at the
residence OF p, Marsh ESQ., New.Yors By the Rev. =
to William Turner Patterson Of New.York
wEBBsPAcKARp.on "Wednesday, DECEMBER o. tns
Robert Altman, D. d, Of Madison n T. assisted By re
O. Madison r. j. and Nellie Sanford Packard Of Spring
field.
WHITE-HOFFMAN-On Thursday, December 8 at Zion
Church by the Rev. C. c. Tiffany, d. D. John Jay WhItd
IT, 10 virginia Grace daughter OF the lats Rev. O. Codes
Hoffman, D. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
POISONED WITH coLORED STOCKINGS.

NEwBURG, Dec. (SpeciaD. - Professor
Charles Rehm the leader Of tho West Point military
band is the victim OF poisoning from cOored stockings
Both legs are Affected the left being swollen to three
times its natural Size.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
THE BROADWAY SURFACE RAILROAD.
REPLY OF PRESIDENT RICHMOND TO TIE RAIL
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.

ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
ALBANY, Dec. 4 (Speciab.-In reply to the
inquiries of the Railroad Commission for further infor
nation about the Broadway Surface Railroad Company
than contained in the report sent to the Board
few days ago. James A. Richmond, the president, has
sent the following letter to the Board;
your favor OF the LIST inst asking for further
information concerning the Broadway Surface railroad
FTst-You ask If the Broadway Surface Railroad was
leased to the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad
Company what the OF the lease, ana why
the Broadway surface Railroad Company did not oper
ate its own road In answer to this Inquiry peg 10 say
tered into contract under Chapter 2lS OF the Laws OF
1890 for THE nae of their respective roads In
The consideration contract the guarantee on
tho part OF the Broadway and Seventh Avenue aroaa
Of the BToSd snrface Railroad Company The Broad
way Surface Company has not tcompeted It's preara
reason why the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad
Company principally operates the road arises out OF tre
modatons and large equipment OF cars horses ana mar
Second-You note q discrepancy page In
stating the par value Of $3.50 shares to be
$l00O000. This was through inadyertence, me
par value OF the entire capital stock Is
l0O00OO and the par value of the outstanding shares
is $952.00
fhird-You ask what became OF the earnings fro m
the road during the period. The Broadway Sur
face Railroad Company ran no cars tlncurred no e1
penses and earnings fhe expense OF run
ming the cars OF the Broadway and seventh Avenue
Railroad Company borne by them and the earnings
from their own cars belonged to that company.
FOUrth-Gou also ask what agreement the Broau"y
Surface Railroad Company had with any other company
person operate its road from June % TO September
80 Tho only other agreement for the use Of the road
besides that above referred 10 between the Broad
way surface Railroad Company ard the Twenty-third
Railway Company for the use OF their roads IN
common and 1t provides for the use OF the tracks III
Broadway by the TwentyhIrd Street Railway Company
between Bleecker-st. and Park Row. The con
sdcraOn OF this agreement was the guarantee by the
named company Of $40 bonds OF the Broadway sur
face Railroad Company Of 81 900 each This agreement
wasnade under the authority OF Chapter OF the Laws
OF 1899 and Chapter 1919 of the Laws OF 1878
The Railroad Commissioners not In the city and no
meeting will be held until Tuesday. 1t is not known
whether they will regard tho reply Of President Rich
mOnd satisfactory or not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

wrNvIrvcs ARE CRUELTY RACKED by a
no,.istcnt ronDb which Dr. Jayne's Expectorant may
be relied on to cure 1t cures also both Asthma anu
BrOnchitis. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

SEEKING FIFTH AVENUE STAGE FRANCHISES.
Sidney Dillon, W. B. DinsmOre, Robert Goe-
let william r. Stewart Clarence A. Seward and william
j. Hardy m behalf Of the Fifth Avenue Transportation
Company. asked Mayor Grace's consent yesterday to
make application the Board OF Aldermen for fran
limo OF stages ia south Fltth-aye BeecKer-
ST. and Fifth-ayr. Eighty Mr. Hardy spoAe
for the Marty flo said that the company he represented
was "A responsible and II the privilege sought WAS
granted wOud give the public good service Joseph H.
Real appeared for the Fifth Avenue Omnibus Company
"a riya! to the Transportation Company. c proposed 10
give the oneuarlor Of the gross OF tho new
line or one-haf OF The net receipts The Mayor promised
70 carefully consider the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

.ovoge civilization IL humbug 10 quack scientno
,rnIhs re Inmmg 10 commercial pirates, bens0ns las
tors are hnmbu tho people feel and know tha bsa'
aous Plaster Is not nOStTuni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
CHRISTMAS.

A watch is an acceptable Christmas GIT w 70
-, anvhodv Tha famous " Patek " at ID. W.
GEANBEnY & CO.'S, 20 and ~ John-st Also every o'9er
reliable watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

REFEREE HoLTs REPORT CoNFlkMhp
Judge Brown. In the Supreme Court OF BrooAyn, ,Ve
,ordav confirmed the report OF Referee Holt In tho
anti Of tina limited states Trust Company against tue
New.York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

No Hallway Work. Cure your cough thoroughly
IIales Honey OF HOrohOund ana Tar WIN 10 ~
Pikos Toothache DroDs Cara in one MinuIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
Tprrrryr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram baomrtA variations in this city BY tsnthI
give divisions of time for the a hours
mldngh white line represents the oscillations
hours Tue broken dotted line fepnt
Indicated By the theTDeeter a. Hgd
nut pharmacy, :lo Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

From The st. Jdmes's Gazette.
LITERARY SURGEONs.-Sir Henry ThOmpsOn's
sxpianation-to the effect that he not allow his
utciary amusement to interfere with his professional