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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15


DT vie Of = wsSS Bspip and Of the - Ao1
The relatives ana i1cno " ne 'auy are respectfully ~
inisp. Reecc 81 obcrteuarr So a West z-dst, on satur
day. Dec %, at 1870 p. "a.
daughter Of IA, ate nathan C..wei.
CTLLEY OBJ Thursday Dec 49, 1877. Mrs. Frances f. Ciey.
1 r.auys ana 'rsaa, are rs,9estiy p'i'e 70 ',isqa
Cort No. 81 West istust sunday i5h inst Al 1890
cEosBY-A cro'on ran. on Thur.isy Dee 10 1877 Adj.
Ea-, 81 Vices a. r late residence saturday. 18Th INST.
M O'Clock
GrLpIN ,aslsny at wa.taod * j. on Thursday. Dec %.
The relatives and trends Of family are specttsiy invited
ShS 1f,i,'i w , At II 80 an
GRANNI~~-Ou Thursday, Dec l3, George b. Grannl'a.
Fras afs invited TO attend hg igaer. services a. ,hs
church Of The saviour P'rpo1 49, fr'osSn 900 SATURDAY
10Th lIst. al l2 O'Clock
HARr-Iu Broo.yu Thursday Dec. g. Estlsr wife II
Funeral hoa 400 H.np., brooklyn. Monday. Dec H. At
ts~FNHAGNFR-In tri- city on Trestav morning Dec
d. 1877 William Geissanhauc. 30 che S5tn pear of rs
Rssiiyes and friend. invited TO offend DO funeral
oe.ccs. Faenas ar requs,,rd rot Co .,,, tower.
LIanY-At Ter residence % IT,, "9 I'.a'' .sg
Finer -atGf.ag n ID ooocs a. a Fueni. vii obhs. BY
not sending lowrrs
PRATr-In ur9o vn nec Lathe 'or', = her 'n., ~.
irDt.slr q. H. Ray naud. sally aiArf Wiz OF "' as "a
Funeral services Al l-3 Heurys 90 sunday, O'Clock
Tie remains W. De taken % Concord y. g.. pr burial
PK1voE-r-0u TIu--d', 1871 .in-t John H.. -"n ~ N'fy
Fia.r,i ~ sarat Is a.. O., m from The residence q
rAyLoH-Ou Fuiay Dec u. I--7. Llar-nee 70 TAYLOR
is e i .,a.r, i1l i. ' si OF a. i 70 ., IN
>rrdsy. bec %. az o'clock p Friends ar requested
wATEIT--ou F.aalsy. Dec a. 1877 cynthia IT, shisl'.
R-aiys ana rs invited 1 attend fr funeral services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

Georgia will probably hear good deal Of talk
about II Oh the iiuOr OF the Senate.
Mr. Gordon said the Senators from the sovereign
State % Georgia ought to have something 10 say IN
the choice ol officers 10 be appointed M that state.
Senator Blaine reminded him that he did not hold
those views two DAYS ago. when ne was trying 20
secure jhe confirmation Of two Ncw-1ork nominees
against lhe opposition Of the New-lork Senator.
senator Gordon replied: 1t - a different case
where both Senators unite in a recommendation"
Mr.. Blaine inquired If that 20 hr the policy
OF the Georgia Senator. If be would vote against a
nomination in "A state where both Senators are Op-
where only enc senator j. opposed 20 hlmf This
raised q great laugh on the Republican side but the
senator from Georgia made no reply.
senator, Morn u. Edmunds. Hoar, and other Re-
puhcans spoke in favor of the confirmation of Mr.
Wade. He Nae finally confirmed 10y a strictly party
vote. No Democrats voted for HIM, and no Repub-
leans voted against him.
Minis CASE.
The nomination Of Mr. McIin, Of Florida Of Re-
turning Board fame, TO he Chief Justice Of New
Mexico, was also the occasion Of sensation in the
senate Mr. Conoycr made a speech against the
confirmation. He said that II Mr. McLn Is "A lawyer
at all he had no ability, and is incom-
petent and unfit for any Judicial office
lie said that McLn was on both sides
during the war. and betrayed both, and that
while he was in Florida, he had devoted himself
more 90 appciack than 10 law. He said that the
nominee time server and u>incrTe and belong 10
either party as ms interests dictate. lie asserted
that during the Presidential count III FLORIDA an
Republicans had TO keep the closest watch on Mr
Mcliu aud if they had not done so he would have
sold out 10 the Democrats; and We shoul1, said
Mr.. Conovcr. Il have thus lost our President
Mr CmOyeI's speech caused good deal OF amuse-
ment and when the vote was taken the nOmlnat ION
was Overwhelmingly rejected without division.
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MR.. FRENCH CLEARS HIMSELF.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS SATISFIED THAT THE
CHARGES AGAINST nm ARE CNfoUNDED.
InY TEIlnKArH ~ rHE rRIRUNKI

A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS SATISFIED THAT THE
CHARGES AGAINST HIN ARE USroUSDED
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSEl
wAsm~GroN, Dec. IA caucus Of Republican
Senators was held this morning for the purpose OF
receiving the report Of the committee appoinred
several DAYS ago 10 investigate certain accusations
made against SeTgeant-at-Arms French. The COM
mittee. consisting of Senators Howe, Jones' Of
Nevada. and Cameron of Pennsylvania, reported
that il lad listened To the testimony Of all iha Wit
nrsses against Mr.. French aud had also heard what
he had 10 say in reply.
Several Senators then questioned the committee
i'm regard 10 several of the accusations for the pur
pose Of learning the character of the testimony OBJ
tanned. One charge was that MIR French had sold
property belonging 10 the Senate and had allowed
it 10 bee taken away from the Capitol The commit
tee reported that this had been done by authority
Of a resolution passed by the Committee on
Accounts directing the Sergeaut-at-Arms to cause
TO be appraised and 10 sell at ifs cash value To Sena-
tors and employees Of the Senate sach property a> u
had no further use for aud tolpay the money re-
ccivrd therefor over TO the committee. Every art-
Gle di,posrd of had been sold in accordance with the
provisions Of this resolution and fully accounted for
Another accusation against Mr. French was that
he had degraded MI Goliath. brother of the late
Vice-Presidrut Wilson, from the position Of mes
senrer 90 that of iaborer In explanation Of this
Senator Howe showed 70 .hc caucus list u no less
tlan five employees of the Office Of the sar2oant-at-
Arms from Massachusetts. nearly al OF whom held
good positions. The Senators from Massachusetts,
are reported 20 have eXprcs rd surprise that their
state had such dispr1p1Tti0uItc amount OF the
patronage. and the Republican Senators generally
were satisfied that Massachusetts had no Iikui 10
complain # it, treatment hy The Sergeant -at-ATnS
nm distributing the offices under Hi. control.
Other accusations which had Drcu Investigated 10y
the committee we're also satisfactorily explained
and 40 motion was made ~ che caucus before *
luoniue 20 any change ban The Office az The sergeant
Arms OF The Senate. Aftcr taIt hour and when
many Senators had elt tine caucus and gone INTO the
Senate, Nh. Dorsey moved that Ire caucus holu
am adtourucd session at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
This was declared carried but later rOtces were
distributed to the Republican Senators that the
caucus vonld be still further postponed uHth tlr
10Th of January. j; is the general behcl Jo-iieht
that the accusations against Mr. French have brrn
wholly unsustainrd and that bee VIII be Above lIo
retain ms present position while the Republicans
remain IN a majority III the senate.
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Brooklyn

Mrs. Sonhia Heerdt sued Charity Commissioner
r u,t.r 10 recover OuOO alleged damages FOR SANDER
riurv Yesterday gave verdict for 500 The SANDER con
.;eiil single erte ~hica Tue commissioner appeu 10
3ts Hoe9dL
prfcrer. were appointed yesterday by Judge Gil
brt on the application 81 the COncy Island MARGINAL Rail
~ orof,pv and Of the sherp.ead Bay and Coney Island
co,suy for the purpose acquiring lands Or railroad pur
noses in the town Of Graycsend.
The Rev Dr. IuHis, who for the past six years has
,o,, p,,or OF the Reformed Church tie Heights is
u dangerously IN from nervous disorders NJ h7 residence
No Ia lleuryt since his Illness began d. iugis has no
ceiyed call 70 the p1storac VI Knox church To-
ronto. Canada
The depositors of the Long Island Savings Bank
who agreed 10 take 50 per cent oil their deposits settlement
were pad The inst as,ament Of 80 cent yesterday
Th,remainl. wiz be- paid 90 January IT, 1875 Those VINO
rrr 10 va for the fail amount of deposits VIII Dee paid
20 per cent on MAY u, 1879.
4 battalion drill and dress parade of the boys on
the training ship Nnu-- t1o place at tue Navy yard yes
t.risv m tho presence OF o ers ald PROMINENT
citizens u Broos 3D. including Mayos Schroeder Commodore
r. " shuf,let and J. W. y. Nicholson. The battalion was
divided into four compaui~. u thirty live boys each
Justice Walsh Yesterday fined each Of the following
nkdo,lsrs $40 for selling impure and aduiteratei miz H.
sash SO 81 NfyrIcsye; Thomas Loush'rjy no li H"d
-ol.ayc IL Newman SO. 1856 behaioayr c. p''cafF' NO
2g2 Rrderst. H.. Bulw.nse No. ool Myrteave' james
Wamkua so 40 Sm.thst john selleni-n No 90 A.
ueaye. ~,
Under the Civil Damage Act, fohc' 'iH''I WI
liam savlse broIcht an action IN II" CITY CouIt asih'-
rlora,. Farrell 5000 alleged dAmas'' l'r n' "
I M ctv Of plaintiffs wife. savage claimed that DIS VIC
,Ilo fiji ads dr!,sard by liquor procured ia f'r-t'a
saloon The Jury gave verdict Of $500 i'r the pall''
one II e ms, under this act in which the NH'
band has brought the suit
4 boy named John Day, on hot summers day no
1874 stepped upon the front platform OF car
~ 1--WE drink 10 the driver Accidentally De was thrown
s, the "a, and his Injuries rendered necessary Che ampu
fD Of one leg ON trial for damage n the Circuit Court
m ,,.s "a, dismis.od Morris q Pcarsa carried az appeal
10 The General Term. which yesterday rendered ae'' 10
r,r-pg that IN b-iO~, and grahihs lc' WAL
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THE C0HuIyHOYERSHIP TO P1PIS.

NEITHER GENERAL HNwLGY NOR GOVERNOR Nc
CORMICK AGLE To ACCEPT rr.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TuE 1EfBrNhI
WASHISGIOS, Dec. 1i.-Geucwl Joseph y. HaW-
ley will not accept the position OF Commissioner
General to the Paris Exposition. Secretary
Eyarts wrote to General Hawley several day
ago to inquire if ne would accepts this mis-
sion when the bill va. passed. To this question
he replied that business engagements and
personal reasons would prevent him from doing so.
Governor McC0mck, llo has also been Thought OF
In connection with tide place Is also said 10 he una
HE no accept the position There IS mo- lack of APP
plicaut, for the place. however. Letters M beh3lI
of the appointing ~ cf forty or more have already
L...n ul.N-
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TIE EXHIBITIoN Bill PASSED..
LARGER MAJORITY GAINED FOR ~ THAN ~
PECIED BY MEANS OF PROPER TACTICS
ny fILEGEArH 10 Tna IkiBnkE.l

A LARGER MAJORITY GAINED Fb& " IfAN 20
PECIED ~ MEANS OF PROPER TACTICS.
fsY fTLEGEAFH TO THE rEiBESEl
WAsHINGIOV Dec. 1.-THE House passed the
Deficiency Appropriation aid the Paris Exposition
Bills to-day Then, after several hours spent m
wrangle over an attempt OF the Democrats 10 order
Investigations during recess, adjourned az
about haf-past T. The senate amendments
to the Paris Exposition Bill were adopted
by twenty-five majority, much larger
vote than the most earnest friends Of the bill
had expected. This vas brought aboat by very III
eenious parliamentary tactics The friends of
the measure were quite that Governor
Swami. OF Maryland. chairman Of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs who could not b."
heard three Zee. from the place where he
stood would not be likely TO secure the passage
of bill against which there WAS So much OPPOSE
tiou "a, had shown itself when TINS measure Wt'
urryjouslv before the House. Accordingly, Ml:
Nonroe of Ohio. and other members OF
tLc committee. induced Governor swami 10
surrender charge Of the Bill TO Mr.. Fer
nando Wood SIR. Wood gained the floor ana
was recognized for vote 70 go TO the speaker
fable before thr opponents OF the Paris tAmpioh
BilI dlscovcred wilma, hI, purpose was. "htu lhey
did discover DO the time bad passed whtI HI te u
meal parliamentary points OF order couN De H'n.
ayaililc 80 the bill has finally been saved, thouyh
of 80 late a day that the United states VIII 80 INTO
the Exhibition under great disadvantages.
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4 Work FOR NEW-YORKERS AND THE hOL-
IDAYs-Am1nS recent books of standard N"lUe and IN
portauc- Mr., Martha J. Lambs History of the city Of
New York From tie Date ~ ls settlement 20 tc Present
Time. may be said go take first place Il l. hEhl'
recommended by he entire local Prcss, hT leading biz
forah- Ia George Bancroft, and by lead NJ repre- @et
tres OK old families Hs General D. Peystcrl - WEI. A.
lev a WHO nave examined PAGES II h. elegantly illus
rated handsomely printed Oh superb paper Win -enrr
OILS margins abound thc letter c, ii IN not sven lo
slp ID tine boob sellers bu subscriptions mAt D. handed
t0 the publishers the local cauv4sscr may cau with
sprclusus 0f the WORK. by sending address 20 the pu-
fishers Nr-srs \. : Barnes Co., III ana lib william
81 scrlpton aud prices OF the wOrA a. far as com
p.etcd mailed, ON application.
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SEW-YORK SOLID AGAINST SILVER

l., here has certainly never been more recz-
49,, .o.s dangerous, -nt more unInsuhtDe Do~
h. - q .-t national credit tLah IAc one contemplated
tht o@. .leTs rc...Ifuu. We may anticipate tLdi
- 1H tol-iLz, resa-d.rfs Of political considerations
- t-y hi asfyed,l.Is Fl.f come q thr l1irinost
sIv =, ID VIII coon lake 0rclded ef0AH against inc
Me- i-iue Too OQ.Osuou of Hc"-1olA, expressed
q e oietn9s ucl SID leading journals OF h'th par
- -tt 81 provoke ID. WRATH OF TIE hHNrI a+ita
a. tisy attribute tie opposition 70 What lhty term
~ .EnCgn.o o. The Eouuey -eudors aud Wailht rhafks,
$50 a thtJ 1s~ - understand llat scHcuo "a TOD
~ Pebig crtdi'Ol6 be opposed on dihhfresttu pup
~ fOatf Ncf this opposition nom the leading STATE
~ ne b.sa ought 20 convey wholesome warning ~
we siyes politicians h. both camps. Ile scheme VIII
neFer B. iJJOr@od vii always be- opposed ~ Inc VOte
q This atsa yce tat cannot be- disregtrded DJ auy
l@ify which means ~ have q future.
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INVESTIGATIONS PROPOSED.
MIR. WOOD ASKS FOR AUTHORITY FOR sIyTEsN conf
MITTEG, TO WORK DURING RECESS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-At about tie usual time
for adjournment to-day, Fernando Wood pre-
scented his resolution FROM the Commit
Zee on Ways and Means, authorizing sixteen
committees Of the House 60 sit during recess and in
vcsigate everything with power 10 send FOR persons
and papers. A long letter and exciting parliament
airy contest followed, which resulted in resort
to filibustering on the part Of the hepubu-
cans, and III am adjournment at 800 o'clock
leaving the question unsettled. The Re
publicaus said there would be 10 objection
to investigations providing the inGuis-
t0rial mower no send for persons and papers wa
omitted. To that the Democrats would not cons
sent great many Republican Representative
LEFT town tonight. and Il Is possible that the Demos
Gratis may Cany their resolution to-MouoW.
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FROM PALACE TO PRIsOS.-John T. Fiani-
r commence, his truthful romance Of from Palace o.
Prison" III No :. OF TIE Aew- York Wesiy ready next
Monday. NJ Flanagan is wel-known reporter for
some of the leading daily papers, ana has only woven
story OF facts which are daily COMMUNICATING true
history OF such men as Morton. Case, Tweed and host
Of others voar. bcin boarded free bY the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

ios hpt pre,ent the medicine better form and gee
~ he aaTe xiue could possibly BE- obtained rn my
other . 49,. 49,, ,o,crorce 10 DR.
pirce,s privsc business has no point whft'tl ~
.reS tr az necffou Win fhf proper qNiAh Nt ~
d.te Tor ne senate Perhaps BIT D. lstr ia.Hph NY" ~
wl be forlnIg ht more, villa -un,fl loNI"f .' 81 80
~ ain -ie- h.. This very matter amer flfi Wfi Fl " 2
vi' he ante ready Co. doing DIS "lis q -
always before % %. .im 80 gffat p"""r D."-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

Mamma .at in the nursery sewing, with BABY
NJ sim. Al her feet. SiK-ycnrold Lon Was there,
toU tending her dolly. and mamma was talking To her ol
ts duty ana pleasure ol being KIND and geneitu. io
tlose not so well of - ourselves. Lou drank II all m
ea.rrly her eyes grew -ht and earnest "Oh nam
mi. she cried e" II baby lad something awful pretty.
o. ,here was real poor little glTi coming along Inc
sieS.Jk ould 80 right Of and giVe It to he!"
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDHUrs IN
BROADWAY.
San. 32o Neen. 37s. 40' MhhpiVhL $50.
hsnass eunnc ths day 40. Lo~es. 80
Average 357s day. 1876 A2tS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

nm AreHHe HOtcl-Con gressmen Leopold Morse,
oi Boston ard p Jones. Of New HampshiTr Tho Hon Ga
lusha A. Grow ~ Pennsylvania United states DsctAt
toiEey Richard Crowley, Of L0ckp0r V and e1C0ngess
man MILO Goodrich ~ Auburn y .... sivrsrant H0Lfe
CONGRESSMAN George Berbe, of Monticello y. R0G
man III fsr olouel Theodore Dodge. r. Ne
ropolt'aH HotsiEIf Congressman D. r. Maeson. OF Utica.
and Mayor Philip Becker OF Buffalo --. Wtndror Hosi-
Henry G. Potter, General Manager of the
quote iav ST. Nirh0ids Hof-GeOrge Of De
troit, and J. y. fl. II. Patrick Of Omaha
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A MALICIOUS -usPIcIoN.

Can il be poslble that any members Of tie
s.-.c 81. COZ .erIrd ID the couh'catOh o. Du. if .
market r Ecu:0us show D.; strength Of Ire s..ti ".,
ir ~ rniar, stages vita The intention u altering
ans l !. tu. more Objectionable features % 'hr ID u
before b. fl passage ;sid occurring !all o- -o. "i'I
tn ODD .-tgut, thus cf MAXIM l@Firs oit'l-a ou
both t.risf There some person. VINO su-I-.. t't
an % ogs how Tar tae senate Ea1 fallen from us !tH
estate lu t-e confidence ~ tIe people Wien 10 ~c.4 700
A. r.----- = -.------- ---- ----u--L--..
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srABBn;G Hls MOTHER AND BRoTHER

An alteration took place last night between
Joseph se.hieu, OF No. 119i1 Wetst and his brother
George arising from petty quarrel George Sod
4 knife ana his brother over the right eye lAtii
mother attempted TO interfere, and received longer
os cut ~ her scalp; and John CrJs-nor, oi No 50 Put
,t who the at the tine, vas cur across '-'
fingers OF the left hand.
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NnMlNArlONs.

W,>ursGToN Dee, 13.-Ihe President sent
tic fol .,ving nomination. 60 the Senate u lAl
A. l,ur, Vts Of Mississippi tD 5 CONSUL Or H"hS hns
~ n Iairy ~ Ohn now Consul ~ Hong h'"s 10 De ION
sL DtI'' 80, %, Er United States Marshal Tor Yer loni
I'm 4 Cai1 10 10 uEltcd states Attorney ioF C'AI''u
cut .-.. ... - the Lastern
District ~ virginia.
OF 5tram Vessels fOI tie Second District
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY-AIR JEFFERSON.

The reappearancc Of Nh. Jefferson az Rip
Van WinkA was effected last night iu the Brooklj D.
Academy Of Music. and This be.utiu work % ar.-i'
sound and wholesome in ITS moral teaching as 10
ia sweet in its humanity and exalted ani
rare in its Imaginative qualities again
seen with deep pleasure aud feryd Qlaudits b'
large audience Mr. Jefferson had tae cooperative alc
Of the same company that acted with him at Booths
Theatre last month Nj DAILY attends tile business OF
the engagement Nj. jefferson viii appear TINS after
noon Tor the last time here
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nRAAlA.iA NOTES.

Edwin Booth appears IN Albany this even
IN.
Miss Anderson's engagement at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre will end on December 2l
Mr. Sothern, at the Park Theatre, will ap
near a. Dqrid 6arricE on Dec luber 26.
Hiss Fanny Davenport had the misfortune,
four night. since at Detroit 70 fan the stage, while
acting VeSia. and 10 iuJure hr- nose,
Mr.. Hart Jackson adaptation of An Fond
dr Me, % has been produced with magnificent scenery
AMI cIocts a tuo Grand Ou~,- House. san Francisco
II meets with great Success.
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MARRIED

DARWIN AaHBUsNEE-Ou Nov ~ J.. q a, 10y , IN
~ f1rrcb pssf'ugfnn Iolfon D. tho lcr o. . ~ ln
pector y, Ctess, Wiam Erasnus eldest an ~ Charles
IarTin . n. o. -If1 Price ~ buIlt s'l'' sa"h''
OF the lage Thsodor' Scigwick OF View for.
NFv,Erl-UOpF.SP yI-On Thur.iay. Dec. g. 1871 ~
H. I,rv Il. sI.ly Aib W. newell ~ HrW 9r1. :"
Lizzie H0-upy eldest dAughtor " A o. h"1rhIyA o+'
Of Brooklyn
an notices If Marriages must BE- indorsed wib fAH
nnns fnd adlress.
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= ca4seE 20 la rnNKLNd.

When General Gordon champions a Kepub-
hc.u President Dat declares that the Republican party
j. corrupt and senator KEENAN, appeals 70 his brother
DeinCcrag 60 rctc iu certain direction iu order ta Tie
ietura o. Republican Senator from New York state
usy BE- prcToDtd IL time for tue aud earnest kepub-
AoAlAs ~ stop AID THU, aEa sAlAk hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

A VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE
wonderful Invention FOR repairing clothing table V1t
bed lueu and other ARTICLES without pdcAls, D., sFr
and s2g Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

TIL, il the ouy remedy in c." cure ID. cancer Il To-
I-yt tle lauciua iuE paius m tlOs. c a once ih1 Nf
sroys mo Offensive od0r tG external 1plrti' a.'n a.
a..- ~ tle td r,s aud bladder gives s-1Atht.I- tt
in FOR a,e by all prominent druggists r-A 'ippf JlaI
'''' JOHN F. HgNEY. CrRsAS q Coz
81 Coll. Al. 4.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 81 a. ma rapid rise OF
slruressurc took place yesterday, Int was partly lost
toward midnight The temperature varied bat little
and was at lower range. The moisture Of the air has
slightly increased
For this CITY and vicinity. fair succeeded by partly
cloudy and bat wcatuc. may DEE expected
toav md create cloudiuesS tomorrow, with Ito AZ
proacl OF AN uuflyOTahle change.