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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
ROBBED IN AN OPIUM JOINT.

Edward Kennedy horse trainer OF Trenton, y. j.,
was robbed Of 80 500 in Richard Cronnlns alleged
opium jOnt7 early SUNDAY morning Hc ap
peared I'm Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
against John Hollish, alias Hollis. alias Hawkins,
professional Boston thief, who was arrested few
hours later suspicion Of having stolen the money
Exactly where the joint is could not be asccrtaned
Cronnln. The owner Of the place. refused TO say
whore 1t was. Kennedy said he thought II was In
Pells 3, and Hollish claimed that the joint was In
Bayardst. when Justice Ford heard Of The con
AIcting stories Of the robbery he ordered Detective
Sergeant Muholland TO make a further investigation
I'm the and adjourned the hearing until to-day
IIOlsh was remanded into the custody OF the de
iectve and was locked up AT Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
twenty paQes of The Sunday Tribune were

The twenty pages of The Sunday Tribune were
filed with many good things and all The news.
A Vienna letter told about the Able Podborz ana
his influence with the Gar OF Russia; from Ihris
there was an interesting letter about the late
Peasant President of Switzerland, ana from BET
lin some sketches OF German LIE; MI. Whitoier
opnons on current political topics were given III
Boston letter; The Diary and Letters oil uouVer-
neur Morris" WAS reviewed, as was also Iheouore
Bacon's sketch Of Della Bacon other features were
Yachts for the Navy, Railway Characters Washins-
ton Gossip, De Lesscps and His Works, Inc olate
Library. Art News and Comments, The week III
Society, The Fashions, Beyond the Big bfidge'
Musical theatrical and Military Notes, and all the
news of the day, the leading topics OF which were
as follows:
Foreign.-Thc Government bill for the relief Of
the Panama Canal Company was reIectea III ens
French Chamber of Deputies. - Mil'ar au-
thorties at Sualxim believe that f'nln facn@ 10 a
prisoner of the Mahdi's, but they doubt StanieyS
capture. - Mr.. Gladstone IN speech IN LinIc-
house Town Hall congratulated the hperal party
on the result of the Maidstone election. -
Prince Alexander Of Ilesse is dead - woman
passenger by the Umbra from newborn was ar
rested on landing at Queenstown own MY Ihd Ger
| man authorities refused to release rroiesSoi
| Geifcken bail Al,
Morton left indianapolis for the East. - An
opium smugglcr captured in Denver and SeyeTa
hundred pounds Of the drug were seized IN C0Io,
RADIO, Detroit and Michigan. - Shoppers had
a barrow escape from death in a burning store az
| Springfield Mass. - The Supreme Court OF
Appeals of West Virginia dissolved the Injunction
! which prevented certfcatiOn OF the Kanawha
County election returns. - The purchase OF the
| St Louis street railroads by a syndicate was com
| pleted
City and Suburban.--A thief broke the win
dow Of Broadway jewelry store and stole a
valuable diamond necklace. - Maurice L.
Muhleman succeeded William Shercr as cashier
| AT the Sub Treasury - An important meeting
was held to push the plan for the proposed
women's annex to Columbia College - Stocks
ruled firm, declined slightly, and closed at lit
| tie better than opening figures.
Copies may still be had at the office or by mail
Twenty pages Price. four cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
Court ClIENDARS-TO- DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBERs- Before Andrews, J.Motion
casndar for third Monday Oi De'o"00' 1900 ''" ~
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A S T 2iS9 geS 7 ~ @ $50 95? 1922 1898 Ss
rGrnE s.Sws I sa EIa trust Go 70
SUPREME CoURT-ClRcULL-PARr IV-Before Beach. j.
sgnaooATEs couHFReo5e Ransom swlls Of RaY ia
and J. W TOwnIey IL M Anna wanninser and owen
M For of Joseph P psbow Joshua Dyson
Joseph Ait o Varinn and Mary p. Griffin 10 John
SrPERoR CouRr-GExERAL TERM-Adlourned until Jan.
srPrhIoa couRT-sPEcrAL TERN-B fore TruaI, Mos
SUPERIOR couRr-E9yny TERM-Beors o'GOrmnn. j..
Nos : $40 3ii. geo 3i9 $685. SoS S0t 800 no,.o n.,
j. Nos 1901 $50 1906 355. 90 $40 100 6sl loss 1899
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRlAL TERM-PAEr II-Adourned for
SUPERIOR coURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr IrI-Adjourned for
y" SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-PARr Tv.-Adourned for
COMMON PrEAs-GESERAL TERM-Adourned until Tuesday
COMMON pLsAssPEcIAL TERM-Betore Van Hoesen. Mos
COMMON PLEAs-EoUnY TEnM-Before Booksaver, U
Nos AZ lG 40 B. g. D. 49, 90 a. 81 32. H. L. 49, H. so
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAI TERM-PART I-BefOre Allen, j.
Nos So 1888 $40 zoos Ses S69 ISL 9oS 1905 1918. 9i9
l7g 1911 1876 49, ALL 1901, GAG. s4i, 9lb.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr II-Before Larremore,
c. Mos 1896 1881. 1882, 1914
Nos Ell 49, 25 142 49, 1919 1902 So 1871 1885, 1870
40 AL, 4i2 4i3.
CRY CouRrTRIAL TERM1pART II Before Browne. "a
27oS 1888 1857. ASS 444 AS 446
CRY CoURr-TEIAL TERN IN M 1-Beore .S Nehrbas
ASP. 453, asa. 455.
COURT OF OYER TERMINER-BefOre Van Bruut j. and
Assistant District Attorney Parker.-NOs. and 2.
COURT or G. sHssIoNs-PART before MARITIME j.
and Assistant DistrctAttOrney BedoTd-Nos 20 81 in.
elusive
COURT OF GENERAL SEssiONs-PARr I1-Before Glider
sleeve and Assistant District Attorney JeromoNol
O GENERAL SEssONs-PART III.-Beoro Cowtng,
and Assistant Attorney O6-N0s 70 % inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
TO SWELL THE CHAR1rY FUND OF A POST

Horace b. Claim Post, No. 57s, G. A. r., will open
a fair this evening in the hall of the Harlem Demo
cratic Club, Nos 10 and Is East Onc-hundred- and
twenty ffth-St., which has been handsomely adorned
and fitted up with gorgeous booths, In which the
wives. daughters, nieces and other lady friends OK
the comrades will demonstrate their commercial
ability during the week The proceeds of their labor
Of love will go to swell the charity fund of the
post, which, although of the youngest Grand
Army organizations In the city, having obtained It's
charter only last APRIL is already promising and
influential body. The fair viii be open every even.
Ing this week, closing on sal urday RS outfit will
include a wonderful display % articles both useful
and ornamental. which the projectors Of the scheme
have been collecting well many things OF their
design and handwork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
THE sENA 70RI4L FIGHT IN NEW-JERSEY
ALBEIT SEEMS TO HAVE THE ADVANTAGEOUS
UNHAPPY DFMOCR ATTIC FAMILY


UNHAPPY DEMOCRATIC FAMILY
Trenton. y. j.. Dec. lb.-Ihe p.MOciauc scheihes
for partisan legislation taking shape all over
the State Many of these schemes must fall ana us
satisfaction over the defeat Of favoIe measure may
throw all the Democratic fat into the fire. The or
ganizaton Of the Legislature will probably be har'
monious enough, as members will not care to leopard
lie their schemes by fatal struggle at the start.
Meanwhile the Senatorial struggle is moving along
quietly. Leon Albeit and Senator Mcpherson
at present the only real candidates. There VIII
be effort In Democratic circles TO defeat both OF
them, and Republican aid will be sought. II IS not
likely that this will be encouraged unless some
definite advantage IS offered. AT present ALBEIT
TO have lead. senator McPhersOn's prom
I'm the recent tariff discussion in the Senate IS
understood 10 be a liberal act the part Of bis
colleagues help his n the State. but IT can
be said that the Senator is impressive In this line
Abbet's method is apparently one of personal socita
ton. He has nearly every member Of the Demo
cratic majority and knows pretty well how each
sta3ds toward him.
1t seems probable that the Sponsorship Will go to
+. L. Farrell. Of Hudson County quiet, Selt-con
1aned young man. who has managed to keep himself
clear OF entangling alliances. Tie Presidency OF tie
Senate will be given TO senator Wcrts undoubtedly
Tie struggle for the petty offices will be something
tremendous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
DOCrORs ILL WITH TYPHOID FEvER.

The unexpected prevalence Of typhoid fever in some
quarters OF the city hes been curiousy illustrated In
cases OF Drs w. j. Martin and Frank b. Carpenter
both Of whom lying al with this malay at the
New-York Hospital d. Martin has been employed
the hospital for year, and assumed charge OF the
Institution December /, the day o. taken H.
Dr. Carpenter brought the" last ThIrs1ay from his
Office by, No. 1876 Eat T. ghtoenth-st. Trlb
une reporter called al the hospital yesterday
II IL known how tie two patients had contracted
the disease Dr. 6 II. C0b0, To assistant house phys
clan, SAID have no idea how he disease was con
uactcd by either Of them Some tine ago Of our
order.ies taken down with H. but there G were
special reasons In his case You may say that Dr.
Martin Is improving and that d. Carpenter is doing
very well ind "a Unless something Unforeseen occurs
they viii both get well"
At DR.. Carpenters ONCE. the Rothsay nats his
partner could tell how he contracted the disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
ADDRESSES TO. ooMMERo1AL TRAVELLERS.

About $50 commercial travellers listened TO addresses
by Charles Smith, president Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, aud Edwin l.. LOudon ycstcid day afternoon at
Association Hall One Of the departments which
the work of the Young Mems Christian Association is
divided is that for commercial travellers, and properly
SO, too, for these mostly young, and large
part of the time away from their home churches.
Mr. Smith said that the first commercial traveller OF
whom he had any knowledge ST. Paul and mas
much as the Apostle to the Gentes travelled about
and scld tents, he thought 1t would not be improper
20 put him in the class. lie gave the young men
some wholesome advice, and spoke in particular OF
the importance Of character, quoting Goelhcs words
lie who loses gold loses much he who loses friends
loses more; he who loses character, loses ALL Mr.
LoudOn spoke briefly, telling Of the methods which
the Association employed to interest commercial
travellers In its work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
LTRRIRIlN UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED

WINS A. Bardweh, who has been acting librarian
OF the Brooklyn Library since the death Of 5. D.
Noyes, whose assistant he was has been elected
librarian Dy the unanimous action Of the trustees who
thus show their appreciation of the admirable manner
in which he he's managed tho affairs Of the nstltu
tlon, with IT. growing needs and limited income.
The library now contains 0os75 volumes, 1000
having been added in the last year. and there are 800
newspapers and periodicals In the reading room
The latter Is about To be lighted with electric lights
the wires beiug already In place. 1t l. expected that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
RIC; MEADOWS ALL ON FIRE

The Newark meadows above Ellzabethport pre-
scented sight last isht not often seen east Of tho
Mississippi River on the southern bank Of Newark
Bay the meadows extend for several miles. and last
nj Int they in great blaze. Great lines OF
fire were swept by the westerly wind which famed the
flames III they roared and cracked and twisted like
fiery snales attempting TO rise but beaten down BY
some invisible power.
II was 4 grand sight not to be forgotten by those
who while the Bay and the ice along the
shores was turned crimson and the smoke clouds
hung over all like blood tnged pail II was true
prairie FIRE Beyond few haystacks and ricks moth
ing was damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
THE NEW. ENGLAND SOCIETY DIME

THE NEW ENGLAND SUCIEIY DINNEI''
The annual dinner OF the Brooklyn New-Engiand
Society Will be eaten Friday evening In the
assembly rooms of the Academy OF Music ABOUT
ESQ Will sit at the tables, and Benjamin d. ellll-
man is expected to preside. DelmOnico VIII iuihlsh
tho dinner at q D. IN. After the coffee Is served az
,ooL ,boro viii he spccchcs by Henry Cabot Lodge.
OF Massabcusetts; Ex-Governor Hoadly, OF ONO 'on
gresham J. g. Burrows. Of Michigan Conhtcssnilth
JnLn 81 Allen, tie Rev. Drs. Talmage and Mcfgiih
and Others This will be the ninth annual dinner %
the society which IS In hOurlshing conditlon ana IS
constantly increasing In numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 16 CspecaD.-Wheat closed yesterday
nearly cent above Fridays figures. May wheat
opened at 81 10 Ia, sold between 81 90 5-s and
81 IL 70 and closed at 81 10 81 IL. The price
ON tho curb was up to 81 IL IA. Corn dropped an
other 1-sc. very little indeed on an ordinary market
but significant when IL is remembered that the price
has done nothing else but decline for a month, until
~ May IS at 81 l-ec The range All day was
hin 3-sc May oats sold again at 20 cents, but
closed 20 lac In provisions the lowest prices of 5
season made, January pork selling from S13 80
I, s13 10 and closing at s13 IL The big shorts.
Cudahy. Armour and others, took advantage of the
depression to cover their January shorts and put
ont Nav,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
LONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc Queens County Court
and Grand jury VIII reconvene at the Court House
his morning. An investigation will be made into
he mana cement OF the work OF macadamlzng Jackson
ave, from Long Island CITY TO Flushing.
ASTORIA.-James Vandcrbrant. and william joyce,
car drivers formerly employed the Hunters Point
and scinway Railroad were locked up on saturday
olcl. on a char.c OF grand larceny. The COM
u..nnt (, Frederick Kuhlman, who charges them with
scrl ~, three coats and two pairs Of trousers from bis
apartments.
WIN IELD.-The First Methodist Episcopal Church
was dedicated yesterday afternoon with appropriate
ceremonies by the pastor the Rev Robert Pierce. who
80 preached the historical sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
ARRIVAL OF A POPULAR ENGLISH oRArOE.

Among the passengers who arrived by the Eiruria
Yesterday was DR.. Aubrey, Of London, England.
who is staying at the Grand Central lioieL This
popular orator Is a member OF the Liberal party.
having been nominated TO represent in Parliament the
Horncastle Division Of Lincolnshire. DR. Aubrey
is in the prime of life and has for years taken an
active part in the political and social movements Of
the day He is 10 lecture mex, Friday before the
Y NJ c. A. Of New-Yorh and he IS engaged 10
appear I'm many Of the chief cities Of this country
during the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
STATEN ISLAND

PORT RTCHMOND.-The Young Mems Republican
Club met on Saturday 10 form permanent organiza
lion with Mr. scofed presiding. Mr. CARLY, VINO
worked untringly during The recent campaign, was
unanimously elected president. Other officers chosen
were: Mr.. Anderson, secretary; Messrs Buel and
g. H. Janucman. vice presidents; Mr. Butler financial
secretary and Mr. ecofcld treasurer Mcssrs. Aston.
Decker and Haydock were appointed a committee to
draw UP rules and bylaws. The meeting adjourned
subject to The call of the president
NEW DORP-A pigeons hootlng match between
samuel Burbank the one armed champion marksman
of Richmond County, and captain GuyOn OF Westhed.
for purse Of $3.50, Will take place on Wednesday at
Sea View Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
OFFICERS or ATHLETIC CLUBS.

The Spartan Har.icrs have ciecied the following
officers for the coming year L. WeiHacht, president
r. L. Cooke vice president; II. o. Ilavboid secretary
z. f. Hayibod, treasurer; J. II. Bell captain; L..
r. Sharp lieutenant: W. T. Knox W. L. Fcudeusein.
and j. v. Sharp, trustees.
Tie Manhattan Athletic Club has chosen the follow
ing officers W. Sage Dr. Il. +. Hoyt, J. Magce.
l.. A. Stuart J. NJ. Tate, G.. J. Finley, c. VI. Kiug,
trustees; John Black, FIRST Lieutenant; G. Hughes.
second lieutenant ana secretary. The terms OF the
other officers have not yet eN ircd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
TILE CHARGES AGAIysT MIR. ENNIS.

The Central Democratic Association OF b7oohiyn
has appointed a committee to Investigate Tho alieea-
tlons that Fire Commissioner Ennis has hsd WORK
done about his house and grounds by hremeh' Inc
committee is composed of Frank C. Marvin George
r. OIIara and Rollin c. Bliss They VIII summon
witnesse; and will give full and mpar'ai nearing
in the matter Already afldavits showing that IRE
men did work about tho place have been prepared and
the men whose names known will be called upon
10 explain why they did the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17

The funeral OF DR.. Rufus l. Wilder has ocen
arranged by the family to take place this evening
from his home No 113 West One hundred and thrty-
thrdst. At the request of the family owing 10 the
sudden death Of Dr. Wilder Coroner MESSENGER called
the house yes erday morning and made Official
examination. He said that death directly due
in DR.. Milder's case TO apope4y, brought on by a
heYere I'll OF coughing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
PovDERLY TO ADDRESS TIE CAR MEN

At the meeting Of the Anti Home Club faction OF
District Assembly No. 40 yesterday the question Of
severlng connections with the Knights Of Labor and
organizing the order Of TIE NcwYork State Industrial
League was favoraby discussed, and organizers VIII
be sent through the after Christmas Under
the auspices of District Assembly No 225, composed
Of the employees Of the various surface srcei-caF
panes In this city, monster meeting OF carmen
will be held in Cooper Union night at which
General Master Workman T. '. POwdery has consented
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
Trouble BETWEEN oRoss- COUNTRY CLUBS

Tn, issue between two National CrossCounty Assoca-
tons of America will be brought 10 end IN the
Week OF January Messrs. brandt and Robbins are
counsel for the side representing the older clubs In
organization. have served papers President r. were
tho association rcfaccned by the Manhattan Athletic
Club, show csUss why his organization should not be
f.n usils tbs National Cross Country
Association q America This day OF Trial has been set
january O. 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
Live srocK MARKETs-BY TELrGRAPH

BUFFALO Dee l5-Catte Receipts last - hours were
f0r the week thus lar 1900 heal tot Ie
same time IA 2AO Cons gned through 'O cA"as
ali of which to York - carlOn sale enpoft gad
Sheep and abs-Eeceipts last ~ hours were 1900 heat
Total kr tho week hr ~ 900 For tie same time asl
week IS through - carloads, II oil which u
New.Yurk 22 carloads sale market steady common 70
- 90 Cool % choice ~ - 20 90 tAtta - ~
Good To Choice Western lambs - OO r3 30 Extra - %
SO 90 Canadian lambs higher II 80 OOa6Io, hAua go
all offerings taken 5000, -, ,--.., A.,
the week thus $3.50 FIR same time ast week ~ "
through - carloads 81 ~ which 10 New Nork 1
carloads Selected Workers - 10 y 'r, g
Medium Weights - l5a35 20 T. eht Piss ~ 70 ~ ~
Rough "a 5OGi IS stays - Ooc4 - % carloads el
Journal reports CAttle-Rerelpu 5000 heal Shipment
hmmS; market slow. Reeves IS fodd 90 steers - 90 d
~ 90 Sockers and feelcrs - - 80 Cows Balls ia
Mixed ~ 5Dd3 -. Texas Cattle II - a5 TO- western
Wors-neceipts $4,000 head. shipments 600 market
active. Mixed - - 20 Heavy - oOa3 3D. Light = :
as %. Sklps % 90 al 30.
steady Natives Inferior u Prime - IS a3 IS. Wcsefi
Corncd 81 00Gi So Texans 80 % as 25 lambs - -
sr Lows Dec. l5.-Caue- Receipts zoo. shpme2u
400 market strong Choice Heavy Native steers - ~.
s. so Fair % Good Native steers ~ 500 10 BgsAe.s
steers Medium 20 Choice s. sQ64 49, stockers aud tes
Fair 10 Good 81 O0a3 20 Hangers cornfe - % w
Grass.fed ~ lOd3 10 ,.
Hogs-Recepts 1850 head shipments 900 marss
lower Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections - 90 az
Packing. Medium 10 Prime - oosS 20 Lgh' "'A'"
Culinary "a Best 81 o095 % IA.
sheep-Recepts uone shipments 2.io0i market sea'y
Fair 20 Choice 80 0Oast 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
Jersey CITY

G. p. Hcrmanns. the supposed wealthy shoe
dealer who IS accused Of having obtained goods worth
"a 500 under false prctence5 from Wallace. Elliott
Co.. Of Duane ST., Ncw-Ncrk has been admitted "a
bail It is alleged that his liabilities are $4,000
Hcrmanns las been regular attendant at the race
tracks during the last and 1t is said that he
lost considerable money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17

readers will have better light than the gas now ~
,,se and Tho ventilation OF tho Will be improveu
For the convenience Of subscribers branch DELIVERIES
have been established 10 different parts OF me CITY
where books are delivered twice daily. Inc suos0fP
ton to the library IS 50 a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
NEWARK.

For nearly seventy hours Benjamin II. Malnes, who
fell through elevator shaft in Hamilton-st last
Thursday has lain unconscious in the City Hospital
His injuries will undoubtedly prove fatal Names
Is lfy.eight years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
ALONG THE SOITND

BRIDGEPORT-Ex speaker John A. Tbbts, re
plying 10 of this city who had addressed him,
JUcsing his views on the question OF city and town
ronsO datiOn, said: tonsOlida ion develops a local
government that Is economical without being mig.
aIdy. and liberal without being open to the charge
cx travagance That two local governments should be
maintained over the same people, occupying the same
territory, is an absurdlty.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
rrpoprAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

LONDON Dec l5-2 m.-Consos 90 1916 for money and
96ia or Atlantic and Great Western First Mort
Trustees Certificates $780, Erie 70 DO second CON
sOis 9gI, Mexican Ordinary asa; st Paul Common. 81
New York Central lO9is Mexican Central first mortgage
bonds GA Reading, 2Sl2.
Spanish Ia. 72ls -. . .,
Paris advces quote per cent rente, at s3 francs u
81 for checks.
Bar silver IL quoted az AZ 9.l6d per ounce
Money n 8 u per cent.
discount the market Tor OOth
three months bills is 4 L per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17

Boston, Dec. 10 (spccian.-TLe twohundrcd- and
fftleth anniversary Of the First Church of Dover.
~ H., was celebrated to-day with appropriate services.
This is the Oldest parish IN New Hampshire and
except is the oldest church Organization in the
S ate. The services today included historic al
addyesy BIZ the Rev. DR.. A IL. Qunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN

lie said that the doctor hard at work OF late
and his system was reduced in consequence