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New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
Nrw- -Jersen Real Gstatc for Sale.


BEAUTIFUL SUBURBLN HOUSE and
N Gouut within ory61e minutes Of NeW'forf Dune 0mce
and accessible By fy daily situated near dspoo ie the
4rOwpE and naturally attractive portion Of Elizabeth high g"and
sI,r. large A hlds lawn garden De House COM
ab roomy tasteful modern design and httng' situated on the
path d extensive Improvements with steady rise In Vsu' All eV
with air food and living good mafs
eboO chuhes and unsurpassed travel Tsrni made 10 suit Title
u.f.ca Ouper vasts 70 buld Will sell at bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOE. SALE
FOR and fun particulars Of property inquire west
xss,b. Depot or OWNER POsoes Boz No. 2s New
ISrk.
AT BLACK POINT, Monmouth Co., n. j. at
n he junction and eouh Shnewsezy Rve 10 M new
NJ tbe oossn-oryoar deA VILLA PLOTS containing mon one
70 Of them possessing ane WAFER cnt
% Of soabERht Sandy Hook and Long Branch miles non
Long BraeOh and hou fon Newiora locaHos PeseX ss
ana poSrcsque For na Of The property nh ara
-sOs eal o. EIECHBsTsR % Gsssanss N L:
AT ELIZABETH, N. J,-Splendid chances
N for Investment REAL ESTATE plots Of nom 70 ~ ecrsH
HOUSES LOTS FOB SALE RxCHAhSs Or NJ Ls onno: MS
cgrouble property. j. n AAhAsh - oE0~os 0PP
Depot Elizabeth, N. J.
A FINE FARM, containing 90 acres OF LAND.
IA nsh Of Lswsip orangs nesntsn ier aPPy
l. HASKELL 0Targs, n Ji or 70 L. AAeAhHI' 10 o'
st, ny
MEMO PARK 1LAND Co. have REMOVED
WI her Onss 70 104 BROADWAY Room O. Lots iet sA -.
80 fat ST i fee Tor St Easy tsnh Fsu Paassa" sA
~ sbsieed at Cowpsnys on"&
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
BrookIpn Real estate for Bale,

I1OR SALE or EXCHANGE. Al!;.l: q. al. A.,.,,os1
Il q" ana I'D Ap6tBLs COTTAGE HOUSE.
80 - ooA threaghouh eathrooss foisace
iA gat 1 "a fruit IN abaBteAce; eSes IL ets
Ae La hi nod desirable Of BrOotyn near Prospect
lines OF eersl Oh Soabn ALL e"o ruVA
SarL S.ii. - ASdrs~. q, Boz lOe, Tdeane Once
TI0R S4LE-Elegant brown-stone HOUSE,
Hrst place BrOOSlTn 10. zsIls9 isst complies WITH al
AA mlTTors pasr hsos fresoed ceiling In
E a.1 Terms easy HORACE PLBTcHRR 200 hontAgoese
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

IIFW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
~ pEsssossEs 81. ssa nsn r. q oosTLAxDTsr- y.
,s TsslA g c:.s'sh n En-. ws4 s.1
go ysi - :. ns - s, TaE SOUTH 2lD
s,', ,,s.s. rssss ;sn w;s1s e. *
e ssT - Is'Pf Psn,ass .sS : I.N Silver
WIZ, W - .a:sh,d 10 s3e and tAfesgA iron Hsv-
falsee sap ~ Csss Lsd v.hsst change Silver
Ps:ss ..n :ss Hs :. ds AZ =. tssSs = s. r.:
ss,ss "a E 4 iSss Il DssbsssssG - Ceasat saA ~
s:.;: ,,rn c:s Dff' ~ As. WI 'icksos "a @ a.rs.,.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

citation OF Twenty sevenhG-
Fourthave. Entrance o, Twenty'seVsnthSt
TRAINS IRIvE sEw.YoRk
For Ss.H.ysn and BRIDGEPORT tRIl lo Ii ai' (ELh
CO. ~ ao s.iisd 9 f,Iss southport w.po ,
n toi oi;s South III ss1s.s sPs n:o nj D EI I as
E Is e. !. isis s s4 e :s sg r. m
80 g. e. ~ ss os S,s.ss.s S s ssssis. @ - ais 30.
psss ssss.' ss ssss TsiTss
s::,ss ss:,ss 4: Ii sBB,sf sBs.s Az. LIS Il ..s
E:i E: E:s:I s:1ss I'd II
steamer .oss Manganese Bay 81 Wskf'rd arriving ' @a as"
A0S.i Po Co.,.cseu. River R.,rs.A n, lD 70 hsas
Fo Il a.sd Pssdns. d rA s.lre III,
Ks sso;. ;.1dss ISs sS's sad Scr.iss, D. M 70
Eo md sorsSsIpssa Railroad North
'iI,sis :,s sd.s-, .d wnno Railroad M Limos
Ssr :, ia aoa.!sonio nj R.lro.a - ana ,I v..,,,,,
S::s:s; S:ss:.;ss Il si;5s;s ss:.t s. r.
For R.ilSa p Ms $50 ;rS TSs s% .sa also to ss.
&C 4s. ::s. J: s ciS L.. :''tS s'
ID 4. .:rs i;.:. g. e;
a. s.i.: ...s =. s:s "a ;.;:s -
x. ;s ,..s...s ::s;s;; ssS: ' Herr s.,e
%TrW-Y0RK w CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ iIyER aAIRoAD.TIs.i,s si.,. Leave 1siros''l ''''
n,.,;.,1eSn IN Ss,sase car. ss.Ysrt 81 Ab.n,.
IS;, .:;s. sss;fhsl q h.ssa. Ss.l: & s.''''' ' " ~
S;s: ss.s. r. sss,. w:.':I1 :n1ss aas':
5.s;s s,.. Sleeping Il. : :a s:..'is Z. = a:as
~: s. S:aii s! Ts e. &c.: 9 80
SI 81 Lsa,, Z: :,t.,, Z. TIlssI .n' L'u'
s;' van 'tt. t.: :. nd Try E.p With through s''plas'
i. IL. .s .aa .'S * us ss F'si'in train.
:s s =: IN. 3d. g. ..s I u ~ \. i''' t' s' ' a n'srA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
Chances for Business Meii.

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE, forming of
n boysrs TsyioIs and ssvss desr sea. psiH
70 jon them vtA about SiO 900 sddoaal capital Nov eayEs an
thsir stock for cash. Apply $1,000. .,rv-,,r q. Sd,
WANTED-A PARTNER with $4,000 by
man ". ss Ss islass@snia Address PRoPRETo Ban i1
Tdbuns Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
sTBAmsHrPs BETWEEN HBw.YORK AND HAvRB. CALLING
The splendid vohte for The Continent WIN sail
from Pie No 50 North River a. folows
WILLIE Dk PARIS. .Surmcnt. .ATuHDAI, october;
PRREIRE SATURDAY. October IL
.Rousssu. bATURDA1, NoVemher
LAURENT. .Lemsr6. SATURDAY November H.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD l,nsludug winej
TO BRHST OR HAYRE:
Frs, Cabin ......... Sl25 Second Cabin
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
Theeet steeraRe passenger
returning the Continent OF Europe
by taking This ue avoid both transit by English railways
and crossing the Chpe beside saving time trouble
and expense. GbO AACkbNLiB agent no % broanhAl,
WHITE STAR LINE.
w YORK CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PuLL-POWBRBD STEAMSHIPS
THE SIX LARGEsT IN THE "oih1 oih1nrp,,c
ocEAFCf HfLAsrrc ASrAhcTSL BSLrc. AbRrAr1c,
tunsbu burien--3.0OO h. D. each.
Sailing NewYork SATURDAYS from Liverpool on Thu KS
DAYS and Cork Harbor the day following.
BALTIC, October 7. at II q.
ALLAN GIC October II, at , y. m
OCEANIC October 28. at 80 m
Prom the White Star Dock Psvoti Ferry, Jersey CITY.
Passenger (for all cise unrv.ed combining
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT ~
sslocps smoking and bathrooms In masnp sec
motion felt Surgeons a,d Novrde' oompsn!
RATEs-ssleou ss gold seersg $50 Currency Thoss wish
Ing 70 send for en om Country obtain steerase
prepaid certificates e33, currency. NJ,
Ps.esss booked to or al parts OF America Paris Hamburg
Norway, Sweden, India, Australia Chins &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest ratea
Drafts from FL upward. A., c....,.
oaoe, NJ 10 B,c,dssy Nev.Yori. ]. II. SPARKS Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

A CXDEMY OF MUSIC.
"A THR PArSA. .ROaI 0SxHD aH0fsSl. 0eraA:
M1k k0a4 .....'.''.'.'sS~ - - sSss~~
~ 80 . -, "a. :; ~ iss sss -
Aseds.f, 81 vaR do - fbss4sg ssf . a rss tls
o.ssDAf esss.sss.s sss ~ sss E s.Es Me1 o.
GRAND 8aaikH I0RsRA, ssAsos. r.. ..
ssd afsaphAai Of Ne reSplpg byehts.
MADAM rAREYA.ROeA,
on hoxDAY f9kNIHG, OCT. lsH. a
THE DSSassTRn ~ THa SHaInEsr
DRBvIsOP slR. TON KARL.
he Aors Tenor pksaa ~ "a Scala hass. 80 H. AfHss5
~ nv n. sEIsDN vin esssisesf
MINK SUBSCRIPTIONS NfGHfS.
On MONDAYS WRDRESDAYG and fridays
SIX EXTRA KIdfiTs-lT0ESDAYB ss4sATURDAYa
TERHg sATURDEYAATINgBS, at Ss3ssk
..t.l PRICES or SUDBCEPffON
Tor ~ NINE SUBSCRIPTIONS HIGHTS-PhTcsBss sl@ - -
10 Lection; Balcony, eM bUBSCkIrfOn
isr t xix RxTRA hlGHTSPavste tn sal e6oi PVs
ard BAlceay. Ga
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
NEW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAJ
ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY %, l8IL

p,..ufsr son In Nev York Of Twenty serenh and
Fourth.are. Entrance on Twenty. .seVsnthst
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

limited STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
u AUSTRALIA NAIL rBAHSHfP LINK-A sts.nst q III,
Hss Win Be dispatched IRON saa Pnnso "WEDNESDAY
Sept i3 and every fourth WKDEEsDAY hsrsaef Win mails
ss md fushh for He.osh Asehsad wshngtss Lytteea y.
steamships fr syssy hebsoe and he sths principal AurAias
por Fer freight or psssAs sppy W. H. WRBB EIshssss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

w WILD. REOPEN
fertss
PABL AND WINTER sEAs0H.
SATURDAY, SKPT. 20.
Win Sbefdass great Comedy
presented the psssrfl peculiar % As rneses
SEVERAL N0vBLTihS
TAR BEsT OF THB OLD C0AgDIBs
w sssaeosdy be vs and The Atexssnest wfn be nee
ky tn following arsts hs caabnssos censox W. -
xhi The mach pnds n sesosnenS
M CHARLkS sMATHEWS
Mr. JoRn BRoCGHAM Mr.. John duBsEr
Mr.. CHARLES RlSHBR Mr.. J. II. SIOpQAkL
Mr. J. b. POLK. Nv. H. moNTStOMBkI
Mr. d. r. RIE8GOLD Nj, CHARLES h0CkWkLL
Mr. G. W. BROWN, mL WI LkOnAhD,
M X. a. HOLLAND No PiGM
Mr.. ". QUl1LE mr j. CshAAN.
Mr. LRSrBR WALLACK
e. Miss PLESSY MoRDAUNr.
fPfD s n Royal Olympic Lopdsa her hrst sppeAfxnss N
Mn-cLARA JENNINGS Miss HyPiE GRRMoN.
Mis- HBLRS TRACY Miss MARY LBEOYLs
Miss BLANCHE HAYDEN Mis BsTBLLB ROWE.
Mis- FLORA CLAYTON, Miss BlAlSDBLL,
Mis- LILIaB MCCORMICK, Miss LANGDOH
dnS yonc
Snhos DMkCTOk', nfc oIhUnD
raUs Ta0nrrsa ~ :, Snas
THB RIVALS
M0NDlY-FQR VATa
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

BALTIC LLOYD.
ID Por sTRTTIN direct touehns at CHRIsTIASsASD and CO.
PBNHAGBN 10 land passengers and maila
The class iron steamship
will sail SATURDAY Sept 3 al m, from Pier u North
River To b. followed By steamship FRANKLIN Capt DREfkR
SATURDAY, Oct =. =, -
Cabin passage, gold. $50 steerase, gold, $50
PETERSBURG and other important ports OF the Bal
bills OF sng signed FOR freight
apply WBNDT RAMmBLSBERd. Agents Once W BroIdwa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Liberal Club voted last night on the aimis-
its s lad, candidate Desate votes excluding her,
Or. Adrian j. EhGll will deliver FREQ scientific
evening Cooper Institute the Architecture Of verts
bsAicd AphaslG
The Rev. DR.. II. O. Tiffany Of Newark. n. j.,
lecrrot evening In the ~ g. Chu eh spi srtsv.
upon "woman, Revolution lis advocated the fullest liberty for
and bat strongly depcei
doctrine Of W mans Eighn' in:epe ell b the present.
leaders OF the rpovemehL
Tho Directors OF the New-Ymk City Central
RAILWAY Company YESTERDAY OF NJ 81 Wsst ssl
IMPORT Of the aHrs Of e ("mrnr e Dec bs
furnished for pnLcaon Vas s,o to ed ti ;ne fG.re Com
authorized the booas Cor subscnJa to the csp
of ,h. coppsn cary III Jsuusr,.
A meeting of the Polytechnic Association OF the
Institute he'll at the Cooper institute s, esnins o
1lm,h 10 the chair. papsr read b. Pro- H. Cotton the
fossil Alsbma sh reil e-urs their ey'n.
line ofbe Alabama an Chattslo'sa I!rosi lie ss i'
yeiIs 81 iron Tenn md .Aot Alabama
thickness il abundant In the yniiy
Hewitt oDnlrLei tl. sG ,ai t the JAY -oi cox,
sou be Ihe on.pe9rn. eGss VI he
luIcdS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
POLITICAL MOTIFS.

TIE Mug Orleans Times ia i'll favor OF ibe an
mex Of Cuba. II says "The practical solution or
She Cuban question III be found in the rp zion OF the
rinInary by which acquired Florida We found it a
en-t Tspitcsl Laputa aoat on the surface OF the
c!Jb. without national control or uioorinrs, like
\ .Iip abandoned at We boarded ara
snns possession Of Il. and when the Owners
r,c ,rrd and up claims tao property, We qurted
sher pretrnsons by p9ying them rea onaOle sim for
whatever rights thew had Spain was easily satisfied.
ma m fact CRAFTY relieved by SG,tnc rid OF possess
rlos which she could not hold in security and peace"
Tbs Liberal Republicans Of Missouri have
tucd an address deeply imbued with the passive policy.
rh declare they far from being ready to aban-
Their organization and that only four OF the IL menu
beers ~ their state Committee have consented "be
srY" or their trust. Thc address is signed by william
NJ j,osycoor and Il other members ~ tho State Com
sl.. and by Gov Brown. safe officers. and many
rDrr of the LEGISLATURE Tho address indirectly but
trn.~ opp ,.es the reelection OF Gen. Grnnt, and de-
Sr.t", El,cutIr Interference with state conventions
hirI~a men Al LOuiSIa and with rclInH officials
a.. y 49, rL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

c,o,o,,na Ohio; indianapolis. Tnds Lyncheurg. Va;
rttsSaIsS ftnS wss1 SsSr e. aSa keSsa 1
Iowa The TUahe s,v w DSS a and %ouisyii viz
KAN ss. I Il was seeins in Norfolk. Va. n
& about mr. ;rn ,ns ,n snov which
able storm OF scc This evening fell In BnG. lo.
fbicaco Cleveland. Ohio; Davenport. Iowa Detroit Es-
S Mm MiwsIkee wis Now. LONDON Conn. Sew.York
CITY: Omaha. Neb. Philadelphia, PENN Rochester. VI
st. Paul, Mimi Toledo. Ohio, and Toronto. Canada. 1t
Washington City. Rain fell In Cape May n. j.. Indian
oplis Ind KcOkuk. Iowa; Norfolk. Va and Pittsburgh,
Fla 40 and at Galveston. Twas. and New Orleans CO.
SERIOUS FLOODS IN CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Dec. 22.-Hcavy rains have
prevailed throughout the State for several days The
telegraph lines down in all directions. and railroad
trains ara running. There are foods In many localtes
The lower part Of jose has been flooded and many
houses have been washed away. At Sacramento the
American River Is rising rapidly Puta Creek rose ~
already greater than last year AT San Francisco the
rainfall since sunday evening Is 7G4 inchcs Abundant
crops are already assured
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec The rain storm has aSated;
The valley country OF California Is badly bJoaed' ana
considerable damage has been done.
WEATHER NOTES
heavy snow Storm prevailed In Washing
ton yesterday.
Heavy storms have prevailed on the Plains.
There IL much ram and snow In Utah The mormons
that it 10 the severeo weather xperienced Tor many
years.
Several vessels bound up the Delaware
River have returned to Lewes Del hcng unable to pro.
Decd account OF the ice The brig ckm0re was cut
through by the ice, and is leaking badly.
The weather moderated considerably In this
city yesterday the thermometer averaging about l5'
above Several inches OF snow fell during the day.
giving encouraging promise OF slelShng LOT CnI,st
Travel on the hOrsecars was not much 1mpeded
but the floating Ice in the North and East Rivers inter
iored somewhat with ferry navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

ahead m tha: wa can cr them or We wait TOR sba W. n,
ant evidence. but when the people AFRO thoronsA
aroused they 90 not turn Mark from tho IlOw To wb,e
they have put their hands. The old Puritan spirit
has slnn dragon with hundred heads and renIcd
every neck to where the head had been cut on ana
IN matters 81 pcci,ary trust OF b1 evo In the
RpubIican pir,y. believe helped to baptlso r. Ihhve
hcen q nieInirr OF it ever since 1t hns been
formed, and Of course ] regard 1t as an honest
p,rty That there may have been little things that
were not altogether night, will Ntnt hut believe
that Il IL thoroughly party OF hroUms, and means to
sweep is found In its hOU that ought not
to BIZ there, and for one, would say TO the venera
bio housckccpcr. in Washington, Don't hold back
the besOm." would say to predecessor, IN wash
age investigation and inquisition and il the men you
have upon not sharp enough, grind the sharper
put them that there may be not only senrch but
research" Cheers were then given for "President
Beechtr" 10 which he responded, % should be happy
to receive applications Office" The following oasts
then read:
"The President Of tho United States" The State oi
New-YOrk." 1.-THE City OF NewYOrk; may her outraged
people be true to themselves and finish the work
they in hand. aud execute their wrath against Oil
who have BETRAYED her trust her or
type Of actsovernment tho world has yet seen" Re-.
sponded to b BY Gov; Jewell; "Hsw'En Rs'aas
1.-THE Army and Navy OF the United states Our Sister
Societies :" "The Common Schools of wEngand, tho
its last and best fruit-Ne w.Engand may point with
pride share In 1t :" responded to by Vim. Evarts
1.-THE Press the responsible guardian Of the public well
fare" "The pulpit Of w-Engand. the ark OF ON
safety from the landing until now, "The Pilgrim
all that is great and good IN New England past
present. aud to come"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
A DAsrARDLY OUTRAGE

Capt Gunner, on Thursday evening, saw
Carrie Moore age 70. living with her amt Mrs Adelaide
Howe OF No. 67s sythsve crying at tho rink 1t Third
and sktyhird st. She said that whilo on her way
to school the preceding morning. she wss met 81
Twenty .sixth+t. and slxthavc. by young man, who
forced her into carriage applied chlOroform to her,
nnd taking her To an uuoccupsd shanty In Twenty
fourthst., Elevcnthve.. violated her person He
then took Mary Forences house OF prostitution
in sixth-ave again administered chlOrof0rm and again
violated her. ROundsinan Hamilton yesterday arrested
william Dennis, bartender OF No 80 BOndst who WA
fully identified by the girl ~ tie who hd outraged
her, Mary Florence alao arrested. The accused
were taken, yesterday afternoon before Alderman Plum
kit, at the Court and committed Tor
trial In dAfAnlt Of <. 900 hail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
NEH-YORK CITY.

EIScOlcetOf lnOma0 DluII'Sy Will 10 otioh"eN'>A
to-nient by the 9Th Regiment Band.
Application has been made to have tl,s SSth hegl
men mustered into tho State hihis.
Mrs. Margaret Morgan. age 1r5, died hsddeDly on
Thad.y No. q Chsrs She had ns,seng h'a par'J"'''
along tine.
Three officers Of tho Court Of General spssions-
John Hickey Robert Love- and Thomas Waseis Discharged BY
Controller Green yesterday
Vim. Irving of n Fulton. makes o speciality OF
th genuine Jo,ea Rodgers Sons CUTLERY sad not Joseph E0sen
Sons ~ sdyertsed In error.
Morrison X, Waite, counsel Of tho United States
before tho Tbun. Of Arbitration Geneva arrived the 1t Nicholas
Ho. yesterday from bis hOne To'o Lilo sails for Bu0ps in tbs
Cuba on "Wednesday next
City residents wishing to send Christmas or New
Year agricultural please them better than
sndIus Eaent' Of A1rnlurc 81 Pear Culture Tor
asrda 81 BY from IEn TRrBrss onss a. above
'''''-' BROOKLYN.
Tho Commissioners Of Charities report 2,4oS in
county Institutions AID small patients The Hosp
Tho funeral of the late Richard C.. Undcrhill, Dis
King, County 1870 tsos pre ve'terh and was
attended by large number Of Lwer. The ~~ were uttered 10
Greenwood
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
MogRIsANA-Hcnry P. Kinks house. ct Fifth-st.
Broadway burned early yesterday Loss a2 Insured ~
ne snnfsc;u-e,. Company Of Bo'oo for $500 Hartford 5000
4 nsHiori 3D., s5sa ''''''''' '''
MrLnosr-Johu CALDWELL. hons" IN R,ro,tre. buraod
Fnds' night Losa. $685. insured for t'.os
NEw,JERSEY.
JERSEY CnY.-Tax receipts. $50 900. William
Ms rubbed OF boots worth sz THURSDAY night
Meyer q soah Eighth and Gilbert Sta fell down fight OF
stairs sud sustained probably s4 juries Thur-iiy sight. The
Christmas festival Of the Esyonns Fr, Reformed sshb,hsehoo viii
tsie place this funeral n be late Abe Abhos took
Il nttn.ou, .ud T. w. James
EKw.RKGeot Ioaru,n drnmas' Of The Vow Jersey Railroad
%oi Sads q The BIZ hand. bay
Supreine iour sln': Er r.eTn ftO6 psl them for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
PANIC ATh CURrsTMAs FESTIVAL.

About 100 children. belonging to 4. mission
school, attendei Christina, festival. last evening, in
the basement Of the Church Of h SAVIOR At Pierepon-
ct. and Monroe place. Brooklyn pnriug the exercises
tho Christmas tree suddenly toppd over and fell 10 the
fOor with crash the htod candles coming In contact
with which surrounded It. Tho greatest con
Tho teachers shouted Keep your SEATS ana did their
utmost to prevent panic Several gentlrmen sprang
forward and made great Efforts to eXtnghsn the fire.
In ths they successful and. except that the tree
was wrecked and burrsd. and the bnntins singed DO
damage was occahOncd. Tho ser!ghttd children were
Induced to 20 back their seats aud tho festival con
tnue6. Tho accident WAS CAUSED by Oae OF the wire
fastenIngs 81 the tree giving way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
II any reader of TIE TRIBUNE is still this

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illustrations and typography, Edwin Booth In HIS
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ZIP, and Down, on Land and Water" portfolio OF
cl,i,r !i,rations rs Aug. Hoppn. Add to these Mac
milan T u supr RI reproduction Of the best engrai'
Jugs OF ltapha.Is .st picturr.. with y life which Is
real biography and uVt IL uorc picture Catalogue.
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WEATHER Report.
,os .RhMENT WEATHER REPORTS.
I.sn IL
OpYICy oV THE (hlEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington. ID. g.. Dec. R--7 y. III.


Opfbb OF IIE tHlEP SIGNAL oHfPbHs
WAsHiNGIoN. ID. g.. Dec 2-7 y. H.
SgnoDns for ne D0s, fnenlv- four fours
The area of highest barometer has moved
t!,"t"ard since Thursday Afternoon, and Is now
c"Iii the coast OF Maine The pressure has very
generally fallen iIom LAKE Superior Ia Virginia. and
|"niwlrf To the Gu the lowest barometer ex-
t"ndi.S from Kansas To Texas Cloudy and snowy
NrdtL"| with casiCry winds, have to day accOmpsLied
a. -. lrr pressure from Scw-York 10 Virginia. aud
rs' spTd 20 Iowa and Lake Superior The temperature
IN ~ ID afterDnOl With rain, from Virginia f. Mis-
rue Threatening weather and s6uthery WINDS are
1irb !:om the GuU coast Thursdays re ports from
tqn ?iapci.cn show that low barometer,
invr prevailed generally from To
Tie Vi sslssIpli RSp.
PT0baIi'ifirS
Inc sing eastPry winds, with rising teIHmrature
si~ rrIt able for Saturday tErJns1out the Atlantic
r ~ tho heinz followed by rain In the NJ dde
Star,; 81 low barometer passing NORTH west
Wac; Saturday about Missouri and Indiana with
suiher, winds and rDin f. the Gnf States and Ohio
Valley: continued eAstery winds with snow pIols
bI" iri the Lakes. Dangerous inds arc not ane
fog The Atlantic coast.
Supplementary Weather Report
iA,i might snow Wa reported from Cheyenne, Wv
"na; Toirory: Chicago, Ill.,: CorinDe, Ctah: Detroit
Mich; Toledo, Ohio; kcOkuk Iowa; Lou, willie Ky,
aud Toronto. Canada. Upon tine summit Of Mt Wash.
bngfJr. ~ H.. the barometer was 2375 the thermometer
WA b' LelOw zero; the weather T4s cloudy, and O
bortwc,Sr blowing nj the rate O 70 miles an hour
Inc mercury At Bosou fell TO x below zero; at Duluth
MINI - leO~; Vt PortisLd. Sic. 70 below: and ~ MOI
tresi ca ia 70 below IL showing tin morn
~ =" a. It iuJi". Md 'a?s Ma!. N. j. 'u'innJu AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
POLICE NOTES.

Tho residence Of William Levitt. az No 20 liirt<s,
II. Btn,!,n VIZ y-3H-i of $40 Sorh Of je"erY aid
cohi.g yc,c,y entered by seron story viaio"
Tho body Of an unknown man. > feet inches IN
HIGHT having ED wearing dark orr'
Te.t pauaoons ses shoes FOUND yesterday % hH No
=. East RIVER
Anthony Langs bonnet frame mandatory on Inc
C1ns 5uisei bJOoO W ne rsV go
terg sou 10" Imperial ,oDrah' of Londh ,n
stock isncy goodl the 5r damaged rf
BY lr,ur building, Owned By Mt Cor0', va d-hased
tlsL Insnri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
VIRGINIA.

TIE LEGISIATrEE AND THE STATE DEBT
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 22.-The House passed.
S,-ay ,oncurrcnt resolution suspcnding the payment
Of n,rrs. on tho state debt, due the LIST OF january
p.narc consideration The same resolution was passed
dn the srrste and both Houses adjourned untn 'he zo
OF January.
The iouSe also ras .d rsonton unanimously ueciar'
To the purpose II he STATE Ia disregard no just
A. hut At The time rcserve l" herSeI the
power - reviewing. or. II necessary oi repeating
t,io IrIGile bjL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
RAILROAD ACCIDENT--TdREE PERSONS KILLED
AND MANY INJURED.

INDrArArDLrs. Ind. Dec. 22.-The mail-train
found west the Cincinnati and indianapolis Junction
Rauoad dais hero ut 120 D. ~. was thrown from tho
truck by broken rail about five Ass east OF Nor
ristowu Ind. Tho engine and train about
thirty yards SITTER they left tho track,
until II etrurk q bridge where they were
hurled over distance OF Is fert the engine falling on
one side Of the bridge and the on the other Jamcs
Hamilton engineer; NJ t. Flcnna. conductor, ana r.
KiIkany, foreman OF that section were killed. L. GAL
dom baggagsinaster and Dan. Hassett tranman, were
severely injured, and sOms twenty paSscn.
gers more or less injured. Conductor Fenner, anu
Kiokany the section OrIna were IN the baggage car
Al the tus Of tho accident The former was kl!cd ny
Tie express Safe and rhe latter by th" stove railing on