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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
IHR0CGH r0Eh SrIrE.


ALLEGED ICEhCY OF Az Old PHYSICIAN.
BrFrAlo, Nov. - lNacciaI.-A peculiar Ia
macy c.. WA placed Oh ta IN iIc county Court to-
dly Ta, Jaw ..y ;hc County JUICE poser 90 lnFc-t-
gaze lnacy ca. e. 10y regular jury trial ia -c H"n-
riond decided thar the ctsr of Dr. Jonathan fwayHc.
axe eiahty-tw., a ia.q,r ~ Golden. should bee thus
,reatcG ard the hrst trail oi tDo kIEt GA record
here.
Dr. SWayne's son and Other relatives say uat De-
is crazy Two months ago n.y nal sLcnus ,lry it,
vestia ,te the MISTER ,ud he Hus 1 clarcd insane.
Doctors LyLde and Doranu map' an examination Of
swavue and gave hcatc OF insanity. which }, now
awaiting the result o. tie trial. IHry i"ui mar
rwayuc th0lgnt strl chime WIS put 10 hl- pr, That
cl.oioform was ~ ir,cI tuIou-n The kryh"ir 81 DIS
ron,n aud that ne was IN" victim OF iaccuiOu sew
er,l witnesses were examined Wlnl 40 "ia 90
lus on the old Wandered away n ~ the couIth"hsr
:,.d vas found by policeman. wno took him 10 pncr
station IL Is asserted that II The Oh e man were
poor people woult truab ing thrmSc yes 80 iuch
about ms ,apAcIty 10 attend TO his own aldlr,.
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LIrlRJrrrE AZ lEcoSD HAND


THE "GEEvlLLE MIN'IHS ~ CULTURED h"'ioH-
4 CNCIG JOKE.
Bo-roN, Nov - (Sp'cuh.--A a recent re-
ccp'Iou to Madame Grfyc and her husband, says The
Il c~ "a group Of really cultivated mon an1 women were
comparing notes about the diu sa-hcd French author
h,rSKi 4. novelist. ucr facility IA apcA.lns English
ami the different .d.a- which h'i been formed OF h'T
Icr.ouI appearance, VIXEN fashionable woman asked
one Of III. party which Of Madame Grcvr's works ne
considered the best Suspectug that bis quc-uohcr 81
object va, to make some httic reputation Tor Ht
crary acum,n. be- replied gryoly that the Gre
vile Mcm,ira" seemed to chow more Fnowlrdge of
the sdc - political and socll events than any OF her
novels, bright and original 10 those were.
Thanking hiu Tor hI- opinion tie woman trippcd away
aud wa. Loo, IN the crowd OF plcasuTc-scckrrs Before
Ion, the same man WAS approached hy friend.
It's too bad Of son to make Mr.. y. ridiculous DC
said
" What do scu mean y
why. -hc- been saying that the Grevllie MrinoT'
are a.. l,t books the Madame has written. AMI "Ieu
L. hcd 1T and told that their author was an Enel'!um
who died w,nty year, ago. she ic back on you as h'f
authority"
"wc" was the rel. ndcr. that only shows that ''m'
people who take tc.- literature at second hand are "p
to make an o, clsloual mistake"
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ter IT, o. Borg Adolph Tuck Louis C. P0hler Fugen Iraub
Gustav Leopold Carl RosenmaIer aud Leo Wetz
CENTRIL-WEST SHORE LI1IGATION.
ARGUMENT BEFORE JUSTICE KENNEDY--No DE-
CfeIOS RrNDrVrn


ARGUMENT BEFORE JUSTICE KENNEDY--NO DE-
CfsIoS RENDERED..
SYRACUSE, Nov. 28.-The hearing before Jus
ce Kennedy the injunction restraining the York
Central from guaranteeing $50,OOO,OO0 OF West Shore
bonds and from leasing that I'd, Begin this
noon. Louis Marshall, OF Syracuse, and Robert sewel
OF New-York, appeared for the plaintiffs, Joseph H.
Ch0ate Ashbcl Green and Frank TIiscoc for the Gen.
trail and T. b. Mclcnnan. for the West shore bOnhold-
Chaunccy NJ Dcpew. president OF the Central road
and other Interested persons present Mr.. sewel
argued in favor OF making the injunction perpetual
Mr.. Choate. for the Central, sad that the action was
by small minority OF the stockholders. lie asked that
the defendants be allowed to give bond Of 100000 to
protect tho plaintiffs against all damages from the pro-
posed lease and guarantee. Mr. scTel SAID that this
WAS an Illegal proposition
Frank lIIscock. Tor Central read number Of al
davis one by NJ. Morgan, OF DreXci. Morgan * CO..
quoted correspondence with Augustus Far OF the
plaintiffs. in which the latter said that he would
not interfere with the sale OF the West
shore road by Secretary Worcester Of the Central
pronounce" the statements IN MaIshaEs "ihdavit' OF
which the iunrt on II based To be fHise ana IuseGd-
IN. An AFFIDAVIT by Chaunc-y u. D'ltw denied
mat the lease and guarantee stock lODDlng opera
Ions ana declared that the ptch''e o. the Ntse shote
oy inc CthlIal Is Tor mo ueFeioPmeuI Oh u!t
former and that the Two roads being ~
pbiir ana tue .tockhOl erS Lons Aar hail maintained
hat the grounds Tor the application for injunction
srcy l accordance with The st ucs anu that tile III
Junction wa1 based on EndSputcd facts
Mr.. thn.tc mcrccs>y ridcucd tbc allegations in the
COMPLAINT al intended fraud Oh the part Of the directors
OF the Central road, ana said That th' whole
course ,pf the Plaintiffs lidc ted w'nton hal
Idih ann some purpose IlclOl 10 te mere procuring
OF an INJUNCTION Nr. Sewcl closed he argumcn; wlth
powerful speech IN behalf OF the plaintiffs, and AT
1913 O'c,ock me court adjourned.
JG-tirc Kennedy announced that ne would render his
decision al the earliest moment consistent with thor
ouga examination OF the case The decision If expected
about The middle Of next week.
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE SIOUX REGISTRATIONS

BISMARCK, OAK, Nov. Is ,SpeGd0.-O. .
Clifford Dakota delegate Congress, has been TO WASH
ington 10 confer with the President Dakota matters
He said to-day that the President in his message WI"
strongly recommend the opening OF the vast SIOUX
Reservation which has long been an nsnruounthbe
barrier between the Black Hills and Development III
the recommendations Is acted upon millions or acres OF
fertile Land will be thrown open for settlement, nnd
railroad building will he pushed to the Back HIS
winch have thus far depended upon bull whackers aud
ule Ieas Tor sporlatiOn. IL is generally under
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MRS. MORGINS FORTUNE.S
INDUCED TO GIVE AWAY LARGE SUNS.
HOW TIE REV. DIR. CoNRLING PRoFITED-No DOUBT
OF MRs. MnEGAN's SANITY.


An article printed in TIE San yesterday
sta ed, ON tic authority Of Thomas Dobson.
OF No. 202 Broadway. attorncy-atlaw.
who served Charles Morgan in profess
sional capacity and afierwlrd sustained similar rei
tions 10 his widow Mra Nary JANE Morgan, who died In
july last. jLat The Rcl. Or. Nathaniel W.
ConlImg had prevailed upon Mr. Morgan.
when size WIS In s1ch coadiion OF
dciucntiu as to wholly mat for the transaction OF
business. to deliver 10 him 100000 n Government
BOMBS. handsome house and valuable iu'-
uituro and jevciry. sir p'b>on accused Dr.
Couh.mg OF deliberately WORKING upon Nr' Morgan
when she was these temporary anerrltt HF OF mind
for tar ci-rs, purpose of accomplishing these trans
fcrs oi property ~ Coukius was the pastor OF
the i;utc.rs Presbyterian Church. az M'aron-iN"
ana TScuty-.in.h->., wl.,h Mr Morgan attended
lie conducted funeral -c.tIra. Tor VI. Morgan h'ot'
whica DE- hat had uo iai"taHce wish Mr. .'r an as
she Wa an Eprc,p.Iian ANA wotshpp'd elsewhere
lrrr Mr. M.rctu'- death Dr. CouEms visited the
widow aad Furnished her the c'n,oa-
lions OF r.lliou. I'm tais way, according 10 Mr. Dob
SOLE h. soon ol.r1 good deal @. inhi"rce Over h.r
aai When ~ q PARTIALLY dcm,n;el condition. 70
which rhe disease with which she
was afflicted snh..o;el Ter. Or tonSlIn-
or indeed any ono else could do with her pretty mach "
Doc plea. cl.
william n fir. Mrs. ,lor-'u's 1ro,hcr.in-'iw and th'
adm.. .-tr1tor upol h"r e-,a.c c01hrms the
,'a.. a,uts made ia Tire '."' by Mr. p''s"n;
II n,rc J., no It's. ~ denying g." he ead
Dr. Couiiu- l go, flu1.Cuo 90 bp,'s and 20 per cont
accrued interest o. .,ouoJ)p in a.l, which Boo mIr,el
Mrs. N.r-ar, 8" hay ior ma -He "."f.rd H'r
lns Gaa 's'@3I r. aa,,u' '. j.a,m aoa gG
l,r chem and rr Co. Jung .Hirc ur1 ava rom E''
nome cab. ilc.l.p s,i t.r '''u,r b. lives Do worm
iou. ,, Jlo a...n.t , ,l, I.uitD.". bri.-'-uir o."
pa''-' VINE" C,"'ai ' .,. T l., , o...
rom bare ~ .H, w'' ".nn,' nn"t 10 ;I4n.a,t 90, e'
au,v uc iarHtl. d,r.....
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Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church last night. TINS
meeting was preliminary TO the eyangelistc services
which are to DO held during December IN me
following churches: Fourth Avenue t0nrteeihtn
street, First Memorial. Allen street. Ma5hlnH-
ton Heights and Church OF the Purlahs.
Inese services Will differ somewhat from tue rtSul
religious meeting Special attention will be given to the
music and the lay element will be largely emp yeu
the pray er ana inquiry meeting, when VIII i1ilom
Tue preaching service. The meetings are TO be eiu on
sunday, Wednesday and Friday evenings OF each week
ana four of the city pastors assigned TO each church
for ne
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BIELAs COMET AND FALLING T.TEoRs.

SYRACUSE, Nov. 28.-Dr. 5. Il. Calthrop, the
ASTRONOMER was on the lookout tonight Tor shower Of
STARS due to the Biea comet, which II was cilcul1tcd
wouId IunIne the heavens between aud O'Clock.
Al O'clock, a. the radiant point near the
zertth the shower hurst into view, stars drop
ming downward In the north and east 10 the
number OF 100 A. O'Clock there ano' ncr shower,
IN which b. Ca!tlOp counted 10 les than 80 STARS
iat one. II has gt"dt a-trlioui-
zeal value IN account of L. c0n with The comet,
and the prOuptncss Of H. "pphIa 6 Iho shower was
ti - ,l,,trvcd On oVemb.r p. lN42.
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EDMUyDs. LOGAN AND TIE cH4T or THE sen
TO the razor Of rhe rr,bune.

To the razor OF The Irt6Hne.
SIR: 1t it urged by some journals that Mt
Tdnunds took occasion last February TO express oph-
IONS in regard to the power aud duty OF the President
OF the Senate which not the opinions Oi other Re
publican Senators. confess that tins point lmprcSSes
me. without visible necessity Tor putting before ''
world his personal Impressions MI EdmuHds stated ia
he did not think the President OF the Senate had any
authority iu law declare any iesa! conclusions "--
ever as 20 tine result o the count Of electoral votes sem
ator Sherman and Senator COnger At once prot ted
They dissonted entirely from The OpinD of Mr. Ed-
munds and senators ingalls,. Wilson of Iowa. ana IiUdr
also expressed dissent. Ii understood at that time
that nearly every Rcpubcan member oi the : halr
agreed with the position taken 10y Hr Sherman In case
OF closr contested election ~ lsNS, II woulu not
be pleasant for Republican senate To have IN the char
a Senator who held Democratic views as To the Nph+
duty and power OF the Senate ana lis frc-c
For this reason, If tlre we're no other Tor one WOua
pref,r not to see senator Eduunds III that position B
there Is no occasion for placing stress upon me matter
now since the support OF senator Logan for NcefcNl'
dent 10y the entire Republican party gives sntcl III e-
son in itself Tor pTeieIIbg him al TINS precise Inn" To
other Senators who have not received such recent marx
OF public confidence. hhFCbLINAN'
Netc- York, NOV. o. 1850.
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hos recently imported. tomorrow, Tuesday Wedhes
Cav. Thursday and Friday OF this week at anu J. in
Tho u of the sos pictures is August BOWERS great
-, =, ,r,o q reek slave" There is also picture by
%olk, vhicE is FULLY guaranteed The collection
!,Ias sneeimcn OF John COnstable's work. " II ne
M tun t he than -; OF Hastings" by GARRISON
standcd paintings by H. - BI IG M h@y
~ 1siaon r. DE Bouck. IL. Ten Kate. j. ApoI. j.
o. 3D.; P"rIiiuv A. Decamp. T. Dc.acrOx, o. DE Pernt,
y Stn,oueitc. b. GOja ANA '. Gamma
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rp.vs.rI,yyJC TRAVELLERS.

Bv steamer Germanlc from LverpoSi: J.; w, w.
AIiison the ev H. L. Banwe A. T. rrown Mt ahl NJ ,a
Wilham m raess y Baaa the rev ~ t SnJ Mrs.
NJ Oar Uobrft Dahlgreen Anderson t0Wlef M VI" TT,
Iaus Gilbert Robert Groub re- A. N % DC ,r IN
Lone fbe rry ana MRS George Muller ttel oulS
REV and Mfs W Tyson Mr.. and Mrs W. = "e'' " "
Al MIRA 4. IL. Wharton Ill., tr,lcr,chs Gustay
sfSvab BonoD Ogden C0nsni II. Marie 8 " nsi Dol
A.n T. Ernst Thomas ThOno Mr.. aud ME-. lie ~ ro''
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4 BrnGLAR SHor ~ i SERrAyr GIRA.

IhIcc DUrgIaIS attcmptcd tn break INTO
hou.e IN Piuncd, ~ j., occupied by Mrs.
Chariot and James R,dl,n and his family
Friday utcht. young Irish girl. Ellen Kelly, en-
played uy Mrs. haIrt. ri them and asked them what
t'. uict. IH,y told hrr mat dead on the
.r.p .iuI they wanted gnt. She went 10 get 10 and
VhI. gone hc'rd the men irving 10 enter The house
Dp..iiH.. : .NuNcr She ordered thc Icu away aGdiu
atd thea -tut tnrui one 81 the men threw stone l
Iud thtu thc Three away. The servant started
search rt lr iAtrudcr-, bIt iri to FIND them. Blood
found on tr -tp"p AMI o. t.c pavement IN front 81
', hOu-e. showing that one Oi the burglars had been
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,.o-,,,.,, ,.ynrpyrlyp OrlKERFSE.

F,oI1 me BYStoH EtfntHD h''''", n.,,t.,r
,rt.-, vy,. = ,,,rcr scene ut tar house oI Ruaker
f,friy living ia nrghbOrug city me olHr' ~, J
l,dy Of IN. house han advertised Tor soi'"' ''' "
a pro1is rg one. iutcly arrived "p!''u' 10 l,1 tho
8: VIM DO SO have your wa"hlh UNIV ~ ~
girl. .,..o L., n evcry Sccoud.lav"
answered the QunFrrrSs t,,,g. ,,,,s...vcus, Sure
lv,ry second day May the SAINTS pl',, M I IN
49,, ur.elf that will WISH Tor - lVcry o'heI u'S "
~. 800" sd ihc grI, she took hcI uolHIluIc'
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business representative of the ITALIA Opera Company,
and a man who had made some disparaging remarks
about Mrs Seinhardt i'll the opera met after the play
Steinhardt attacked the stranger: Several women
f1IiI The ,n were with difficulty separated. Stein
arlf was tken ny he's friend, and the other man.
i'm n somewhat deHoraZed cOnlitlOn went away Win
I.dv rhohl,l Faint
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szAUeaLE roR rAE Rlonrs or GAS c0MpAyE

STRUGGLE FOR THE RIOHTS or GAS CONPANI.
PTTsBURG, Nov. % (SpectdO.-Fredcrlck
Croker, of New-York City, filed important bill III
equity in the United States Circuit Court against the
CHARTERS Valley Gas Company. Ho alleges that he Is
the owner Of sixty s0ares Of stock Ia tine defendant com
pany and without his knowledge consent It's board
directors entered into arrangement with par
ties unknown to him to sell a one half interest r It's
stock franchises, The capital OF the CHARTERS
Valley Gas Company present is 100000. It, pro-
ducing territory restricted by to charter 10 washing
ton County ana II has the only an hOTizcd PIPE Bhc
through Washington aud Allegheny Counties TO fitth-
burg is claimed that the directors are negotiating
a right OF the name Of the new company not
named In charter. Throwing the concern open 10
prO.ecutiun with the probability that Its charter may
be forfeited The plaintiff asks for temporary itJunc-
ian
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urNnRErs OF PER.nNs coNvEErED.

COBLEsKILL. Nov. Is lSpecGN.-A religious
has been IN progress here under the guidance Of
the evangelist, the Rev. A. Il. Earle. of BOSTON. The
ircmen gave mp their animal ball. A recent entertain
meni was ATTENDED 10y only twelve persons while the
church could rot haI acC ommOdnte the crowd. II Il
saId that roo persons have prpiessed conversion
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RAILROAD RATES 10 BE ADVANCED.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
informed Commissioner rank on FRIDAY that it would
not become party to The NrwYor p1o until IL could
pIIIicIp. In the NcWIurk business. The remaining
lines yesterday met and agreed t. put the NewY0rk
MO icct between themselves December l. A
inc same tine tG rae, WIFI Doe advanced 10 the basis ~
The tariff of l-~ lEc Bo- lines tncir last meeting
t-Irrd To advance rates simultaneously with The New
YORK lines.
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and North western and the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81
Paul companies ready To begin work on their Black
Hill extension this reservation Is OPEN hud
with immense mineral wealth and recent oil ana TIN
discoveries tremendous boom he expected In that
region. Mr. Clifford does not believe that Governor
Pierce will he removed and is unable TO predict tho
Presidents recommendations relative 10 the division or
admission OF ID tkota-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

\ farmer IN Vermont who a widoNe WRITE TO u
lady of adjoining town. whom he had 10. seen.
,rirW- OIL. circumstances fully, ana saying To her
that n crac to her be would call Bt her home in two
weeks with BIS minister and uHo her hi wife. at The
.Htuc time giving her numerous references rs 10 Ms
trr... icr etc. lie a-0 informed her that n he con
-rllf.. Tia, arrlnsrUrUt -.o need NOT answer MS
letter a. Hearing uutb rom her. 81 tie appointed
tr he went Ia Lcr AOt found her al ready. and hey
were made man and vile IN q few minutes after Their
lraL m.eelms.-. IM- IAnl W. LIerald.
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Acc0NrLt,HEp A. LAST. q

Years of time aud money have been spent in
irving make perfect upright piano, one that will
stand hard practice without ujuriug tone action
The Uarp stop" attachment, invented and ouy to be
had IN On, popular Hartman Piano has accomplished
the desired point. NarcruO;Is, lt6 IIfih-aye.
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ASKING DIVOROE From AN ARMY OFFICER
PITTsBURG. Nov. % (SpeciaD. Mrs. Cornelia
l. Foulk today filed petition for divorce from her
husband, Colonel W. L. foulk She alleges that he has
for two years W cruel treatment ENDANGERED her lite
and cOnpe her Withdraw from ner home ana lam
n.y. Colonel Foulk retired officer Of the United States
Arm
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THE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDIcATION7-Fol' - ~,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-For w" ''"- ~
| -. ,,,,,or folowed by Increasing coudncss
a,1 local r,,ns or snows: variable Winds generally
southcrly. falling barometer ,,..
Forthe Middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer "'''Hrr
r,rc,.pc c,oadiness and local rains. variable WINDS
mn II
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SELLING AwIra FOR TWO DOLLARS AADAHALE

Troy, Nov. % lSpccidU.- George VOL an
easy gong farmer, Who for many years ms worked
farm Oh shares ia Me ros., the subject Of con-
siderable common. IN the latter village yesterday. lie
Is about forty DID, aud has we VINO weighs over
200 pOunds About twelve months ago Wolf hired
.n.ustus Ham 10 work for him. Ham soon evinccd q
Kin IN f.oling for NTs Wolf Wolf nualN s'r.ck bar
ram: 10 sell hrr Ham for - 30 The necessary paprrt
we're crawn up aud " oil surrendered the woman lie
has also dccidcd 70 aunt ldrui- ani vI dispose OF Ia,
cIa,tcls a, auction WINE Ham ana MIS-. VOL enjoy
min,
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THE PROVIDENCE CLUE 70 LEAvE THE LEAGUE

TINE PROVIDENCE CLUB TO LA VE THE liza QUE
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. % (SpeciaD.-Ihe
baseball question here is virtually settled Providence
has sold franchise Boston. KadbOurne Daley and
Denny of the Crtys. have signed with Boston. The
other players are be distributed among different
League clubs. Washington is to get the Providence
franchise IL intended to buy cluh outright by
Manager Allen ami then the Eastern eiguc
yyhich Will include Providence, Ncw-iiaVeD Hartford,
FII River BnsOn and other New-Engiand cities. The
Providence ASSOCIATION have paid all salaries AID VIII
pay ful price per share.
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LonN lrlrLLOLnLrh LSrlrE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. . DSpecioh.-Iohn
Nc,aIousn having died l.-tle the Registrar Of Will
tls uoruu. granted cjjcr, of uni>trttIOu on I'll"
,- axe 10 he Guarantee Trust and fc Deposit Com
lrluy. The properly is valued at 10000, Of whici
600 D. lu PERSONAL elects ANA the remainder IN real
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N \ urEl,AND.roL WALKING MATCH

ArBURN, Nov. % lND'ciaD. - Charles A..
Hartman, Of iavcrhil LASS. champion hcc,-And-too
walker of the wor d, and william Hoagland. OF Auburn
champion OF Central New-NOrk. started In a twenty
ssycn.hour waln- match the Princess Rink last eve
fiug Ioagland made his rst I'VE mlic. thirty e .ht
minutes, ana Hartman III threy-twO minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

TRIBUNE OVViCE, Nov. gu a. m-ln' .no'''''"' "
the barometer yesterday downward. IHe lempeF"-
,, ,uged between 80 and lIo, the average tjJoo1'
being 10 higher than OF Friday. ,,,,,.I h, ii,n+
Slightly warmer and cloudy weather. ioloWtu ny hH"'
r,ius may be expected today la this cy ana Vicinity
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Iilr lDrlYI SlE,lcLs HEcrl.

Th, special m.,-iou scr, COS OF the Protestant
,t, ,,.l-- % tl.s civ brrin It,t cvch."g duoer
f,r,.r ,i.rc.s ILr Advent NI.-!'n. ns o. services
-r t....I $50. begun 800 twenty rharch's. i-c-" are
I,i',' .r,..n....,.. Heavenly Ec-t, FluhHY-, Holy
,,, .' I'm Wr.t-.f. Holy Communion, -iN' .-IVt.
.'l 't,c.. cff..t.. Holy spirit, Mdii -"i-tt' ana
Forty .-,,ouD--t How Ithiy Ha',"' ,.l'i',,
..u. Nltui.,l-'tc. .nd IhtN 'h.i.-..., E,'"l'I''o
..o. 500. 'i" last 1niriy -hr'j-sti I-r.. 'n'i'
I.Ia.tt,. 1000, tI-uy- ro"I',l, ~; "',. - -
.ant -uuIf.. 0t John iut INdn-tH' N'7' ,,,-"Ht.
dI.i-,u. ..l,'rrrtl. %. and N"v'ty p1'' u, ''tL
"cm.uu '..9, i'.- + "-t , 81, v',b
f,,t 'yr au! Niuct. .....-.D So PhliF-. Nt.nc..|
49, Ic.r.rr.ts.. con. N'l-on-atc. aMl IhTN-
.f.., m. r.rr.,mru who NV, cha, 2r ol iir- SER
No.. i.,.1sn h. Iott. o., TcAt.; Bishop Turtle. tAr
i'- az ~, ,,,.,f Of ,.n.ia: 4. G. Buuu G. G. Graf
4 Par. W.rl,u .;E.ch11d Nt"t'n, "r"r-e
roit. 4 A. D.:,uroHk, FrIh'i, Il''"n' .. q,
ln-t evening ~crr e.. a preliminary th"I''l'!, iu'
crr,yucn who addi",-od the several ,"n-L S'il"h'
lI Tho CO. ourratlor NJ church members 10 ma"Ius me
.rlr,s nIi INA. could DO, desired ln thr y" IA "I en-
cheney 300 t.c ~ivin2 oil sous Iuc "' ' ~ ,.
churches Wa barge Last cNchlnS' '>''P III Lew
'n.,,,'..- To-Day anG during the cumlu- week The
cb,.rcnr. VII dou,ti.s- hc more largely attended.
,.,,u,,nrn only were he under the direction OF the
Rev j. f. Johnson, of Iuiinic rhh me tH'I,,, ~
--,rI OF singing by choir OF young le"pir rom ~.
,f,.ts tI,rrl the frtding of the Scriptures ana ji
earnest appeal to the uuconS erted hy 1ir J"ui'oh
III A,'ui M .r.nn 300 Gcui gc's thurch IN SihSNc'-
AM .,i,,r MA. begun with reception Ia ihr women
preacher. who VIII tIKr part IN the tNl''s W. m ~
, ' "' H.. s,rycrs were conducted 10y Preacher ".
fIYy Aiken. tac general SulcrIhl'WI'ul VI IN, ~ 49,
Of England rarurha. VI 'son society 3e-,,',H ~ ,
Rev. James stephens, ih'''Ioher on '"' ' "
Tnr Special Committee. under whose direction the
. ',', rr,trn', an Rev Mr. Mottrt spond-
me- secretary aud Robert +. CI'tns, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
PURE AIR "A NECESSITY.

II is surprising to know how few realize the
hcalthiul advantages OF properly ventilated rooms
single trial window NcntiatOrs Will convince the
most shcpt.cal. IL costs you nothing try tnem On
apDlicatiou by malt otherwise VIII call and put
them mp Tor weeks tru Hud remove them II not SaIiS-
tactorV without charge. The Adams * NestItKc Manu-
featuring Company, East Fourtoentl-5t, @9J Pearl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
SENTENCED 70 RE HANGED.

KINGsToN. Nov. % (SpeciaD. Louis Wellett
was found guilty of murder Ia the first degree about 10
o'clock tonight after four hours liberation He was
seutcnced 10 be hanged on January D. ISoO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
ArLANrIc MUTUAL lA.lKANcE coMrANY.

ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-Edward G. Ncwcombe,
receiver OF the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company.
fled his statement today for the last six monI7 win
,he Conuty The report shows receipts Of
$50 400 40 end cdsn balance on hand @ll,GJG 80.