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New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

Fo'earn n~iI- ior the railns January VIII
'io,, p",tt' "a %, ass q ,a' :.",' as follows:
Mp'pNh W y. hi Ipf '"'ta taci va Limom. peP
:: . A. r"i "- t"" N.-. rerh> at IS y. ~ Tor bei'.
irf, Df'ei ana ..u'''",.a pr >. Stuiwstes from
Ne"Cil"'n ~ ~" M f": 'fifs ana japan. per
,'"'-rs n,i Van on''t 4" t"'- must "' anetd WA
Nano..N ).
T, iHDN " i. ~. t'nNi.n mary ~ .. M sos
~ "i" - Fn, 80 ~"itaa. '.,i Ana J. ren. n es
s '. FOR Jsmar. and Bocss del Torlo pr rren!ss;
~ 80 ~ f'i NV 'ri"uls'd p~i s'rHhr rom untAA
'">.1a J'i'ni' '"d sa.an''!' ete, pr Aiss %
~ 30 =. ,supl"llci.ait 81 D. LLJ Tor fufok. pcs
N-wioik, Va Southampton a. !: NJ. supplementary
l 80 n. for Erroir. pr .. ''"rpssic VIA Queens.
town drettsd ssernunIe''l: at
?. ler re;.nm c'r't p.' kaynilnt. VIA Aae
- a, .,. ala pr ?, >. lur.ur. VIA H4,asx.
IHrI.>DAY-A II a. ~. TO N.thciiand- direct, pe!
>-,is lam Via Ant.tfdaIn tat. ?. mus. h. dPsrted
or h'dnr' At IL a. M sup icnr nary II 10 O. mr.
~ ur,, 10 snd "a, anil VIA curar1e per
srr,. / ter. ror "fhsr colombian ports mhst b. q.
,r,,,,, M fsuuul rucDtary 4
wa ~,
!. Ia -. -, p'.n%' ,''' 'H unn. rs.,~ ",
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
THE CASE or THE CDRDIGE DIEE' |DHN
pIssATIsrAcTio> WITH ME Ni'"IL'> ~ i>i"N
pIsNIh>IN,: HENEI Aii.iN tOMpL>i\iS

MISS ,TIsFAcTIo> WITH ME. Nu"IL> ~ i>InN
pIsMIs>IN,. HrNE, Ai.I.L>> tOMPL,iN'S
Tn. decision Of District ATTORNEY Ncoh moi T.
allow Henry Allen % lay his chnfr's "' h'''hN
and cons;,r1cy against cc-'an directors - th'
National C,rdags Company b"f"f" N" trtnh jury
ha. ar,,..d much Dissatisfaction IN certain 9'"'
D,s;r.c:. Attorney wn- - The ",ri. ~ "nr IN
mon way ~ coaiuc,,ng criminal husn"-s ''n-
pla,n,. were iaiI before him .sr'y Ia September h'
N- Aii,n.s counsel including John vincent fo'
msr Assistant IHs'rr'-A'orr ;. wh"sr t'"i.H'r.,N
with criminal Law 'aalt MN 7! "ih" iP M
eyi l.nr- clearly and - ''i.N 'j- w ~ % -"''
nnr..l he'or. him al tn "r'''t '',"'"i ~ '''
heard their statc,n'r;s fnnil' on ~" Last ~ -
ness IA, bu nn- = h!s term. v" aAn" in' ! 'ih
there was not .y"n trimh-fa"" Nas' asar',. w.
imry :, listen ~ Nj Alien ana 80 " ne 49,.
IL ls sIsgcs,"i that - H. ~ tihr hA. h''h
Withdrawn Mr. \ir"' ven "'' - M ""N - ,' ~
orer,t~ ,h. ,'orAax" llr"c''rs 'n"rr "i- n"'hlhb
i"t,r. him. ami yc; b. wrr'" i""s st,'.n"n; 1T,
ins that The Gir'rt0r- ~ ~ wr 't tr'r" W,
NJ sion. T. /. i'c'sr'-i T. W Mon RIM
for any such ,ird."Hfi"A ~ "'f' VI "''' u" ''''N
under criminal 'ha'-' :, .. ... -
Excepiipn /. tak'a tt ~ \."@ i,t'' -
Mr. Nic,Ns s'ai'r.n' ihni ne ~ -" m'..., J..
Vas never real, T. 'e"iv~'i. h.' IN. - 50
AWAY. exceei.i - n,hili':"s '".fi - ''~ !'
'-rinin-, that ~" c'rl fa'p'. ~. -''t'' q. !
~. Ir.tric .\,,nrr., . - ss-'fi. hhi "a ''rrs"
f,r ,..clnrirg ~ n" contrary
Nr Nicoi.s inclusion 'na' 60 'ri"'H'' 80 a
r'sh' - pay !i' l"ri- Z: - 'h'' 49, - '' =
y,d.s tha, 1, ll~sa! 'p pa> vii'nis ",c'pi 'fin
ne; earning. Th-.- f.r from h~irg ''' -ti"~
anticipated 'a'i,. u ""- - l,"' tf 80 "a.
Mr. Kalch III. I", -, ~ -.
a,r.., a., n. d,rector NJ i,y|h N~nf - cat
cs., ana -. warrants w"t" n.v"r served NJ
Ka,ch a,so hrD rDu,ni su.' - New l"r'.y "'i'l -
h.s.I ~ ,n~ allegation that ia, i'ni w. .."s'.,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
UiIOE EOODi Ntf> GODHHl.
M IiVi> \ I>'r ot ftttN A>D fAEE
WELL. ~ N'His'N 10 TEE III ,DN "i'
ppDuEiyN DIPNHIMf.Ni>


Nov,r No,Iv scr"el h,s la-' day the 'hi'f
N,ci.,r,,, ~ Ir ,cklyn y~s'"f lay Hcf"rc leaving
f,s Office t~ called together his heals .! ';epar-
IN snts 10 take formal lesV~ ~ h"n They siii have
n month 10 r.rv- before givirg Way ." Their s'i'-
c,s,ors Al were rr"srnt save Eyci-" 'oinrii"-
sorers sch,ir,uann and ''ahli with whom ia"
Nayo- r,ccr,ly l.agrr-i ov.r ihr Question ~ ~
license In the cours" ~ II long addr"rr to ih,-"
nresent the Mayor gave his reasons Tor NOR re-
sruo,ntrn.nt by him when h- 'D'f one" w" years
80 II, also referred Ia the :~rloi of hnhhclai
s;rIngrncy and rs effect on IA" CIV. am "' th'
-.s.m t'ardl'iDn Of the civ sdiI
III must afori you saii.facti"n az u dos M.
,o.isv 20 resI reports which You have PR srfit'i
anJ whcb show co:lcusiV-ly {" my mini that th'
,incs. departments II The c!t" ~ I'r"klyh never
.rbitf,.I n hiyh-r STANDARD - efficiency than they
do mis- day When ! assumed my duties though
pod deal about what II Is fasht' 'nahi" no" 4" taik
a cool deal about, nnd that IL Il hus.n. ~ admins
f-ntior 7 had no other thought In my mind
SELECTED YOU because believed you wer" better all"
than any other men. or new men. 10 give TIE ''ty
= business administration =,
Jh. Ea-nr ra,t IL farw"r luncheon 10 the
heads o. departments ., thr Brooklyn 'fih
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
colonel. JOHN MORES.

Coloncl John Morcs. who died from paralysis at
his hone. NO Il West Sinety-eiYhth-st.. on Friday.
was born NJ Drymen. SierinCshire County. Scot
land. iry IL. 49,: In 1913 he cam" to New-York
and rel the building business. Of this he made
a ~ When the wsr broke ont in 1861. Mr.
Morrs lromI.tly volunteered and went to the from:
as a leitsnant OF the 18th Nsw-York Volunteers. a
regiment recruited chiefly fTo,. -. Old Highland
Guard Nc was IN the two battles OF Bull Ran. and
during his three years service way present at the
battles ~ Spottsy .van.5. tn" Wilderness: Port
ROYAL Artisiam ard at the .e!ga ~ Nirksturg He
was twice wounded. In 1896 he was on General
Grants stan. lie Wa twice promoted for bravery
N the end of III" w.r Colonel Mor's returned to
this city md resumed his former business. He
Lu the firm Av"nue Hotel. tbc Madison sl;iar"
Presbyterian Church. the Color"d Orphan Asylum
~ Barthoomcw,'s Proeestant Evi.copal churcn ami
- Iam"ss and ~. JOINS Protestant Episco,al
churches IL" WAS for years - i-c;rber of III"
N"w-york Volunteer Fire department. Five chill:
,!rcr Survive him m-iwo sons Maxwell r. Mores anl
William NJ Morrs. and three married laugn'crS--
Mrs Annie N. EatoI. Mrs.. N. Pearson and Mrs
t.nni. SouiEnrl Ms4ori" services wore held at
his home last NIGHT under the auspices Of Hoy"
Lodge. No 2N. r. and \. NJ ~ which b" hal been
u r,"inl~r for forty-;wo years T'he fi.n.rn, will
TAX. place today - h's hom" at T. m Tn" burial
will H., IN Greenwood Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

rn ptTI.Ey To Ms SISTERS tDHrtNI CHANEL"
~ OS,AE wIInf'> PLAY. u

'rn M TJ.HN To HIS SISTERS iEPNNN HNN'i'>
Is Os,AI wIIbf> PLAY
I, u,s announced Yesterday tha' 'hari's '"rfhh
,, ,.,,,, IN. t,c-, or Lord Illingworih with his
.,.,.,.s c,,n,any in ~ Woman % No Importance
=, ,h ris,r Avenue Theatre on Tuesday evening.
an, f,r tho rec, uf the %'w-York engagement Tho
20, that ne DID not play u ~ :rs "ccas'on'-1 som"
comment at the TIME and y w:s even reporter 'ha'
IL, ,rrh, .:ar; a rival com?ar" End CIV" ~" play
himself Az wns said AZ ttn' i'Tc y" C"v" ny VI"
,.o-t and l.., III" company entirely "f ms """
accord and II IL now declared that h" DID 50 on
.cc,unt OF his health. "" had an attack I" IN
e,.r,. at tl,at tirn. anl was confined 70 MS room
>, ,h. co,onn,d. Hotel Tor several DAYS
a., c,r,,an has ms,~ 's,n" changes in "A
w,non Of No Importance" ~ permission o' oscar
Nnde the writer obtain~! through charles From
,,n ubo owns the American rign's. He has rit
am, s,me horizons Of the first act wh'ch were OF
,.ai .p,,icati,n IN London and no. renera'ly un-
.ierstood here and h" has mad" consh"rahe "''"ra-
,ions In the layt act ,.,. ,.a
Maurice barrymore. who has been p'ayinR !|1rn
tl;,ngworth at the Fifth Avenue has CONTRACT TOT
49,. Scw York engagement which II 10 last for four
v...kx more He VIII remain memi~r OF ne CON-
,,nw FOR that time but Will not act There VIII also
ir n change on Tuesday night In the part OF S'3si1
Ar,,uthnOt played hitherto Icy Kor~rt Thber. re
x,i leave the company at that ''ir" IN" part may
tc ,,iaxcI by John T. sullivan or possibly by Az.
rr =" Tou1icauit Negotiations with MIR. Boucicault
n.yc tc.n going on. b,.t are not Yet finished
Il 4. ia declared TINT the return or Mr CuEhlhn IN
.h. cnonanv does not affect and ~ NOT affected BY
hi. murh-diqcuss.l domestic relations
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
,ur rRys,bEyI.x yrw rl.xx REcrrrioy.

w.xh,nwton Dec I-Mr Cleveland has hhh
,sxpon,.s from all the women inNt~l - ssS'ft
her NJ III. offcisi r"cep,r On New Years Hny
Az. s,oyrn.on ari ih~ vi, 81 the meini~rs ~ the
,.,b,pc, with the Ptesior' sni Mrs. Cleveland. VII
cor,tose the rcc-iving r". i;rh.ai III" In" VII 10"
IN. x,,.s Of chief Ju.'ice Fuller. SPEAKER crisp
,,,o-csr.r,i Schcns.d Senator's G,rfnan. dray.
FRYE I.ric~ ,iordon. Mard"rsoa ami sherman. ~
Re,rc--atstivrs Reed ". /. W!s,n Savers. Bnr-
row. and Outhwai;e. ~ AtiJ'I1' General Euxs!es.
OF Coinmodorr. Hsmssy. HichbJrn AMI Chadwick
~ Assistant .i-cr.iari.t " eAhoO and Curtr, in>
Mlssea Iiafniin. sisters of Assistant s~rrrtary Ham
lin; the wives oi coione! H~,~ooi eomrianhani of
~. Marin. co;ps. snd P!iya.e Serrsiarv rLnrb"r
Mis. whitney. The Misc. s,'v.n',n. Mlss bricc
Miss Murphy. M:ss rh"ma.. Miss " rhsmn.
Ufs A A. wilson. Mrs. SInd"r!and the wife OF
n. pr~.i'c,rs p.sior: Mi.. Riggs. My. Tucker
nan mis-. Mary Sand~rs. Miss Letter, Mrs W. X
",r'i,ic. Miss i:trry. Miss Henderson. the MisSe,
acn,t Niss I,eriha crisp and Miss Sh-fn-ll.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
FRANK J.. CECIL.

Frank =. Cecil. whose d.ath occurred at his home
IN Sunrit. y J.. on Wednesday ias'. wa son
= the lat" Jnhn u, Cecil who was n prominent
merchant In N"w-i'rk ~" was NJ on" tine "A
member - III" firm ~ i'ukl~y Murfey a. 'sct AMI
I'm M, j,.r-l the firm ~ sherman Hayes A. %. In
the ir,,.r'In- business I'pon the death ~ hiS
hrnih"r-in.llw l'a,cr several ysa-" af'"r. the
nrm was rhnnyci 20 Sherman. Cecil co. AMI
has "a, continued to ~" present tine. Mr. ''ri'
'vas n yrh.iuat. Of Yaic College and a member "'
the Mrr,hants club lie exceedingly pot mar
among HIS frit nls and acJuuInfances He iisp'ny~l
marked abilities ~ u merchant and his "r1r's con
trif.d largely To the SUCCESS of the Nrr or whiri
h. was I m~mh"r In his death his surviving Part
n.rs los. q mott genial ard highly esfr"rn"d fri'nn
A. well az "A valuable counsellor and asr!s'uni.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

En,IJI,NT AFFAIR PROMISED.
ry, s,,;Jy IArGE ATTINrANct: fXrE' Ti.p-

rSi sI'\;IY IAFIf. AT11 NINNN' '"'''' 80"
prr,.IiA>Ers or THF EoXEs.
Tr. mansrers OF the Charity Bail are anu n's
another s,Iccr.sful entertainment q"
evening nrxt for ;hr Gnciit OF IN" N"'"''' or
Ch,r. Hospital. The sale of bo."" an" ''"'
courey.s thr pro,ni.- that NE DaH VIII oe y" ""
Az, f,shiouaile arl brilliant aGar II IS III" o'''
cx,-omel,, fashinn-t,e pubc ball. owing 10 "'
,n,.r.s, .oc,r.y takes In its success" Tue M'''N'"
s,na-e GARDEN whr-r the ball IL TO take P'a'''
,ylu le h,riso:n.iy decorated. ana Tor the w ''
-. b,ren.ss OF ih- amphithearre Will be r'""v"i
bv ,Ira,,e-cs which con ''al the w" nI'p'r oa''''
an, i,,n curtain sh,;,inc ~ the Four'h-a'"'
owl -, ,b smpr.: hcat-e viii shorten u I" an asf'"-
,h, i,i,r.,m Ienyt, - the bIll takes place on an
ou.r, night nlnv society people VIII trN a''"'''
the p.rformancc 40 ths Metropolitan orra i'"'>''
\ larre num,.r ~ I'inn"r rart"s n"'' o"
ranged for TIE nirht of the ball. ana n'frN an VI
the Jc,r,,an:es 81 r,e season are exp"c'"' I" w.
Present. ,r, .. D. r.,,,r;n.
III. for III" unusually lh'rr aU"nIann'" " nirc n,
nurricr have drcihoi to 81 under the car" "' one
Iicrnsi"in's orchestra will play Will. inn"iny IS
in progress and III" .:d Regiment, ,'nnl WI M LIT. ~,
nish the music for the opening marc" anu wv '"
TSs arena have been .arch".%ca %% as si"~; M
Mr. J. 81 csbao- 10 i, I'r. ';:orx. T,ovnridS~ M,ld
%" y" l. 'T. iirs "" "a '"' Mn"rn: 'M ~ T. Mrs J
Ure>.I: 40 ~, Edwin Gould: "" Y. Mrs W,"ks
sTI""i' s!;'"S" - 3" Fai%. S. g. Mr, h;"ry SI:
Charles F. Ror: 80 e. Mr., sidney dillon Ripley
NO is Mrs y. 4. I,iS"low s.. = Mr. ,,il.i' La
Montacne. 80 2" J"s'ph Stckn"l: ~ Y MI !.
ii Is Moore. ir: No q. Gc.,gc v Eiv: No, ~
iarn"- Warren Lane: 81. 7;, Mr.. "; ro'hran'
No 20 J. ID Archbold No 3! Ms. William Egir-
.,on. 40. e. " ccgrc,:Nall: 20 &: Mrs :; !
Mr. ] IInoi Wright: No w. 81. ". Hogan.
Iioxca in the second arena have been bought n,
Nry Potrrt Nicol ani =. ~. Millk'n.
Th. following p"rsons hav, rur.ha'.i h.s"' ., "r
the Madison ave. entrance; EpN No Mr. VIII
inn, K!ngsland: box No .. Mrs. T. WINS james
box 40 T. Mrs Vernon 6. Brown. nn1 box No y
Mrs Howiand Davis. -
Purrhnsors ~ frrt tier boxes are: Box M. y
Army and Navy. No G. Eowlani 4. Robbins. AMI
No H. A. Nni'hhns .
As is we'll known. the money rAfoed from this
bail In used In making the r"c"~sary repairs ana
improvements to the hospital buildings IN IN" CIV
and AT tn country house staten lsnnd
The tickets for the hall arc IN the hnnds or m
various managers whose names hpI'~ar In tn" nj
vertiaSment The box-s can br had i,v apIl, ,!nE to
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. 81 No I"s' T""n'y-
ninth.st between the hours of II and "cl'c"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
jJIEij

nRrcr ~, rr,iay December :"h - rne in'n'''
tSn.nni -r,,~.- VII i" he'd At h's late residence sl
Wr.' ,.>,h~, Mrn Ia, n"rnns January i' at 10.
rn,,rnc, =, onav, st cpn,enirnc" - 'h' fa'n''r
'Arrr>TrE y M,ni'1 e. ,.s :" x.l lrl''' p'F @'H
r""~r1l .~-,,.s rom lr r--"i-acr. IN M'nda'
.m.sr. ~" in une =, i:,~ IN - r:"c train from
';rani '"n'rai l"rn
'2wri n M g''"s'T 1Sn s,t .@ MY :;:s': s;.a
Funeral Tue.ii,. January ID at hni'ra'' p m
= -: ~, f. e. q :,' : I'm :"aP - -
reaor IN" ,',r;a Of & sr may a M1,,a" r,"%un N n
1t. ~, D, II - -.
,.si u ,cr rrn yc,s M,r, he wm' :sans WIDOW "f
~. nv w,,,. x KIN "in..' y ~.
r" % tn. ~ tr": r. . 4 e'' as S,",' '% T'a"' i.
,,,. =. . ma, ~ , T., " t,resor
nassau l;",., = at II. .".,'"re .'I,! T." W..
N, i, M,,:a.' .% : ."fta:, f1an:~i '' 'a N'%'.''
u.,ai,.- and friend. I" ,nv""d to """ni
nrr,;ni, NJ i'ha y. n trig' i'ec :, i..a
fun~,si b. "a, '.a"rc. l,'r g. y - "n r""'''''
,.Awrs rrli., IN -rr.s p.rrn 81 -rh. after h-'",
E."'l,,. AMI ~n!. i ~ f.r'.. -c nd 20 .,'c.i
on 'r1' T"'"..St r'"..o" Janta-, ~ ,, io.s'
ur>ui'I:s ii.r.r l- IN h,r Tsi v'ar II, the HON"
80, -; ,,"",. i,',i,', y, ~ =, az "a '""''''
A adj omit f"v'r'
kxiH sls. @ q, ss q her 81 frGc ~. S, S %m VET
,oI ,.,i,,I A. K~n,
Ras',,r. "' ara ar. r,srnui, ,rrd 10 a|.Si
LAMBERT A. s,m,h~rn 'rn~-. %'r'h Carolina pc'. NJ.
Nspe ~ funeral h'rssf'r
H." ,n h%'J', "; J.'i, ~ AMI Wa'a" T. rn"i a,.ai
Friend, r.rfl' mr g. ,''rni 'hr ,. fIn.f.' m. .n 20
"'',s e II, s1".' 'h,rl"- \ l-ca~'-"i 'i"'s'-n'-
MORRISON "n I-' nth Emm. r. VA" - Ass",,n. ,s ,.a
/ Mrf'..n a.h daughter OF ''"'. \. ""i tn" '''
rnn''aI Jan i'' At = m from her ''" residence :''
NEwEII.-A. Mount v.rn,n y Y. Ad"'n" H.. widow
'1S,mss, y, ys;":" 3 ,..s.;S s%%asS s! & ';'' I"
sns"Ts ms i. AZ % F..s1s ,.,n vi. g" ram 'T :;
III" "f ;.' ,' " :1ss.: %i it,: residence on
''%rt 'st ,%,: *, @ :; *, ,~'. Man,
: ';:,, ! :, q" the arrival of the
nScls on rnTr... a INST warren hts r. ,.,s'',: ..
ss'sa"is TS''''"s' i" '' ~. '." X" ,.aS d
n: ' s"1 n% ,-"a h .' ,., .s., n. y" "s"' 10 ''
carri,s-- VII, me~, ran leaving ''rand Central pp" at
inr,,o.n' at the ron, -r,.nco ~ IN" family.
sINrLAiR on Friday. nrr - ,s% .' n.f s''S'"Ss w..
IT,. samuel sinr,aa
Frn.rai services su"iay. pr',"'".
srEyrHs AZ 1-,e,n. n q" Friday he ~
Thomas J run ~ the late I~wts W an!
sarah A. D. p.nis St~,-ns In the 3ssh year ~ his
Funerat Vt the rrsd~ncr ~ hs "nc'" Jon" Mu
sT,,n Is IN Thurriay i~vml"' :s'h Mary A. stiles
,'nrr, ,.r,,cr. a, her late residence No iOsi MadsA
ave On ssiniaY. I~c. 3iss NJ o'clock
rAyiOn-At Ms,nxron-cs p-c. -. Mary l.. wife Of
ransisi viii take place from NAmaronsck n. r. Church
csrrissss Ia wnitiSo q satsoa for o'clock tsain frca
QraA Csatra MsSto ~ S>~'v"'s and @"~-"T'a
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
Az INTERESTING EXCEPTION.

From Tho New-York Commercial Advertiser
This Administration beat all for 'scale criers
,r IF The moon with sealed orders certainly 40
SSr A. the public wa. coaccm.d Then Mr. wiii,s
foi,oWrd under the same conditions. Now oar war.
s.htcs whether s~a worthy or not, are sent miner
and yon and every one Of them With :e.ea orasrs Ter;
Hvrs. mvrs the Rcbellion and did not ~ han the
sssiiss way Orr scd.rstssd.ns :: that Ccsess,
SSSc HS 1Ssv q; sss10ss hs0esS - - 81 q
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

reason OF his personal Acquaintance with di .rent
parts Of the United States.
Sir Lambert was . writer Of unusually attractive
style II IL understood that he leaves unpublished
literary matter TO which ne had given much labor.
He was a member Of the Lctos Cub
Fer s.yrra, years Mr Lambert made his homo In
piainSe,d y d. where he enjoy II unusually
happy dom, s;c NE Hts wife and three chlrs:
Survive him.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
mr. EIIf>FD IN Fii MS ffE |]EE.

I VI FAIL 10, KID ~ \ ii,R pNiNIN'' ASH -
-u;. TOWN To GIT SOME MONEY.
n n,u thirtv-Gyc years OH was !rck"i hp
I'm H.. W"N Thi-tt"th-st. iolic" sthi'"n ias' ''S"
for =, fs!nc t. pay John 'hr@.Gl. "ahrnnn OF No
s.; I..s, scv.nt'"th-s'. who ha! driven hin ir"'
pc Ma,lisor Av"nr" '!o'"' nj Mn"i'"'-a'' '"
lif..,,yh.,,.s, 20 'hc ho'.' at broadway ana
'rhi,,. ."cnnd-s' nni afterw'ri ~ s'v'rhi NV
n,:.r Offices dnY ntuwn. Nh"n EsiI S"' l" IN"
t,..l ~ ,,radway he toll tn" cahildn ne hii NJ
,,,,,., and q .ie,i to b- driven ~ ivo ip"htc"h
n.w s,a,.r uYc.s where n could get al N" ih"h''
he Hariri ,., ,u -, t,u
.'h-!s.sI ir"v" downtown with ,'u'. bu. ra',
fail.l 'n 70, 'hc money Th'n. uni' prr' ''' oi
triy,rr KnlI home t'hristal went instead I" ""
US, Thirtictf ,ip'i"n. iiall WAS locked up II"
h,l , cnrl f., his ;,rhef with his OWE "t'nr w
s.rii.l ,ul Charlie Sc-'hn"rs NaxaZtn' AMI
tr,,cru and French I.ius,raio-. written t~'"v.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

Justice Fnoch K.rgslard '!s"d 1T his nom" ~
K,nysanI y j. on Friday. af'cr lon. rlness
T., nm. ,,.,u, rr,v wears oh His grarifaiher
,ur.l . large U.rl.n Count, farm. On wh!ch me
t,,s,t or ivr,!hurs' ard kitrsland now s,anh
p,I,i.o,;, N, Kingsiani VIZ Democrat. and mad
,.ryed 20 ,e,r,rr .. IN" Township '"mm',t"" am
i,.,cc ~ tho t.rc. IIr ..,ves "a wife. tw, danYh-
t,rs and three sDrs
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
lnsE.ru WNEEEN R0GERS

Jase,h Warm Rogers ii'l a: Sc1rbprough on
Uuls,n Thur.iay Doce,n ?S. he Vas wei
known In Wall Street business. '1fri"s fp-tv years
nyo and vas born in New York 'ltr. pr'"sr u
1919 ~. became n mcr'cr ~ IN" STOCK I.xcnsnsr
I'm lSt ami CONTINUED: In ac'," tus.n"ss NE MI NJ
f,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
IuE IERnifT rHKILL

The Superior Court. General Term. yesterday ua-
hsld n verdict for to0. directed b. the trial Cour,
m an accident cass, on molten ts a. washbourne
smith council fc- Mchse, Hogan. who vas recently
6S3vaS kis carriage . TAe6-ava undss shs ~.
1HG7 eaAfeal seS1etueA
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

NiEEfIU N.

uroNNAuGuy sNIrriN In i're''''n lse crh iN'3
Wu S1'f T. l.. Mar I've" ,r.?n. A'rnr"s'
laughter - IN. lat. Eiaia sniffn to Harry Grant Nc
,',rnaugh, - Philadelphia
rp,wuHrlr;F -JIl'HI,tp. ON Dec. c>h. ~ the Rev
W,iIIsn " Lewis a, =, Johns Church bridgeport
,',r,a Elizabeth dlugh'-' O., Dr koter, hubbard -
- ~ 80, :, ,.-.a.'ii II"rry rros!rdse. %: New
Notices of marriages must bc indorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

A SERVICE: PARTICIPATED IN By MORE THAN ~
chsr-n c"n.snr 81 singing and rr"i,n,"ns =. -
,l,-d IN th. Five Points H.rs~ of Industry "a: "~s~
IT,. bona itJns ~ ,lo'hns and shr~ are s'"''eu
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

.'lr y,I h''i..vc." b" sad ~ b. ''Hi",y sr"N.a
~. u tir 90 t-,'' -. ma; 'r"p an iirS i''"
lie .rlrs ,an ~" uui
"Not no.. George. don't" a." r. s''r!"i o't
A. .wi,s d,. "a my previous r!SiF 'Inr'''S -
,,'hiclCp Record
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

r,I, ncII oF THE hsrrNSIoN. s'h-s"e snd t0th,.t.
Rev IEaCy 4 GRAFT, Rector M-S"'F'rs. sund"y -.
,.,ut., Al Il,at Communion AZ a. m. NTninG service
n, II "A m Musical s~r,ic" at m. "hrtsimas o1ey'
,nrv hv Saint Sa"asb tt"rins SfNhe AZ " N eoS
t,rt s.r,, our Pisirur~s
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

,Nrrr'AN TrMrI,n,N'i: !.SioN. ,.Ss!es MAsoN.c .S:
,r -~.. ,;Eo I MiNIiSH w. ~ TfLEH nne
NN s;TFfJ. '."'cr sore service u"a"' "'eV'""
TI,, -.hult.. ~ ,,,,. ,cn,.x
I:IWIN GALLOWAY. JO>E''ll ~ IL" n.H'ns..
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH corncr ~ 3.thN -
s,c,iWr ,OiiyI:E subject Tho Two Master Keys g
iAse" The pubir cordially Invited
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

cEHtar 'HtR,'I,. DouI~,a ard and ,i.'-.'; pr
sjIII.IiN Rector Morning ."-Ntre u O'CLOCK. LSWe
inv ,.r,n. At =. sunday -srhod al p a. M
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
Religious Notices.

A,l soiIs' CHURCH Madison ave and son;M , ~; ~;
II tiEr;,, NEWTON H. H.. R""tcr-Rst. WlkiIAA
EIitEis IL. ID VIII rrcaci ~ ~ =. m ana AS0 p -
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

>o >-w S~nr'- table should u" without n
. .- H''"fs 'hr vr-ld Ice
nny . er;.,iler aust. fas"- Hwa~c ~ c'iI'"'fA
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

FIRST BAPTIsr cHt.Rs1L IN THE ACADEMY %
vi.sic. I,ins,n CORTLAND MYErs. P.eaehsf.-
Morning Sermon AT IN. OH Years 'Ssy:.: evening
ssrmn T3ry divorce the eighth IN t.s series JpArko
Frcr ibc Tr-,ids Ralo,ss: AorniaG. Albert Pasdo:
evening e Brocpiini s~rvcss AZ -. = tn Svn-
iav..rhoi lat ths Academy ~ a. N. ana I'3O y n
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

HOLY TRINITY cHr'R,T HARLEM. f~nos-sve.
AMI i:..Ls,. REV e. Dw rKiDuMAH D. D.. Rector:
-. Morning pray-r nhd ~ cl~k. Eyrne0ag 3
o'cio-k Hy~uNs prayer and s~rmcr. I3 oeisk. Tho
r~rtnr wi, preach morning pnd e.en..g
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

'o,R IORps sEsONp COMING subject 81 srrmaa
rt5 ev~anx cathoc Apostolic tnStsh. SSth-oe,
north ssid-. west or Nh ave Al are invttei.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

Mrs. HELEN = bEidIiAM. Kn,ch.rt..cs~ consssvs.
ttpa lecture. ~ a. ~. I:<S y m
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

sOtTETY FOR ETHICAL. 81 lit kE.-sunday. Deem
Sr e. iss7. At ii;,s a. m. iec'ure By ~ LINTON
tOtT. at Music Hall. astl ST. and 5th-avs Suts
tert. 'AMahsm Lsccln's Political M.th.d i~seoa ~
rocIl N-,ornlsiN." All Inter,e'ol are In,lted.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

ST. srrrHENs tEPISeprAL; Wet tes::., -
tween 5th and 0ih aves. Re-. CHAR1.rN RvttEfJ.
TREAT. Rrctor.--iicly t.,ramunon ~ "a. nsSvics
and sermon u q. m. EvenlnE prayer sai seraca .
m Nfa n. W. TAYLOR orvanist. rnd quartet ctscls.
WEST P9EsBYrERiAE CHURCH. l9d.N.. bssvsu
Osh ana oth aves.-Rsv MARVIN r. VINCENT. n ~.
'Viu pssasi to-day ~ q q ~ ana t:sS D =
The herald., 1893-06-05

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tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The. many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50e and $1 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.