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New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
A STORM OF SNOW AND RAIN.

A DISMAL SATURDAY SIGHT-THE STREETS ALMOST
INPAssABLE-REPoRTs OF HEAVY WEATHER
AT SEA.
The snow storm that had been 4" indicated y
for some time as probable event made its appearance
IN this city on Saturday morning; but, contrary
IN general expectation and the wishes OF trades
men IL turned out event FOR the worse instead
~ th hetter The storm prevailed all the country
eher "a rain or snow except in the extreme North
west The heavy rain storm VIII ch started In the south
west having its centre in Galveston on friday swept
along tho coast turning to at Washington In this
CITY about two inches of snow had fallen up To O'CLOCK
saturday afternoon when IL began 10 rain The snow
was deep enough to become an obstruction TO travel
ono the snow poughs were the street railroads
The rain began to fall with great violence about a
o'clock and continued until o'clock making the streets
almost in passable pedestrians. The shops were de-
seried and the rush for home began earlier than usual
A, the couyeyauces going uptown. especially the elc
yuteI trans were thronged. Several accidents hap,
uened owing the slippery condition OF the streets an
sidewalks Newly made streets In the upper par n SI
~ M the tot u fall being 50 inches. The mails were
DELAYED "a hs few R%Gs S4s The Weather we turned
Yesterday, and heavy OnshoTe WIND sprang up Wnch
Increased to "A miles an hour az sandy oYk & az a a. d. ~
miles an hour In this city heavy sno.,stnrm was
brsyag snng Was failing as lar east as Erie Penn
Nearly all the vessels arriving IN New YORK on satuf
dav reHort having had hard times during the gale OF
Dccember TO- which ouly prevailed along the coasf
but exIeuded nearly, not entirely, across tho Atlantic
Thc sailing vessels generally barely escaped with loss OF
sails and many them received greater damages The
bark L. sutton, which arrived from singapore after
VOYAGE OF 81 days. had weather neury the whole
voyage several tiuies she driven from her
course and Obliged TO put in at 81 Helena on DC,
tober for provisions water On November IL and
Deceuber 10 she had gales shipped much water,
and received slight damage. seaman named Henry
UnpeI Of Germany died August 80, aud was buried
M sea- The Italian bark Due Vergini from Catania,
had q succession OF westerly gales, aud lost lore
and main tOp-galant masts and sails The
steamship Ocean King arrived from shanghai,
having had succession of gales from Gibraltar she
was Obliged at slow speed for tear of strainng
Tie vessel The steamship sidonan from Trieste also
bad weather and OD December u IN latitude
4OO NORTH lon tude 93 west spoke the brig onde OF
no had lost her and other spaTs.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
THE OPERA.

The performance of Carmen" on Friday
night was one Of the best of the In the last act
especially. the acting of Miss Hank and sig. Campanini
was so realistic that could hardly look az 1t without
a shudder There has rarely been so good a dramatic
,epresenfatlou on our operate stage. I" The Magic
Flute was repeated before pretty large house at the
matinee The performance did not differ materially from
thar Of Wednesday night except that Sig Frapo was
much better The care bestowed upon the email parts
In this difficult opera deserves cordial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
They are troublesome roles and the whole they have
hoe very iudietously filled although, considering the
unknd behavior OF portion OF the audience towards
one of the re Damigella della Regina We might allow
ourselves TO say the managers to the 0ugbtcss
sneetators or 10 both, /" RisaIn teneatis, anlc'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

the 200 quarter miles which she set out on monn
night t0 walk In 300 quarter hours Sue wa ked oIsy
last night after going once arolud tno nu,I
but her feet troubling her 20 tna ~ s.aItna sns
In looseftting velvet jacket blouse, ana gray b9ss
Nine. Anderson Is tbirty-sir years old. weighs lfy
pounds and Is I'VE feet fnch IN hright Her nusoaa
and two women attend her, and she has every coma
verses intehgrnty and occasionally uses her spare mo
ments I'm playing the piano. she Is from Eugiano,
where she actress and singer. out has
gwen up the professions for pedesraniFm 0ee use ihe
walk the quarter miles, leaving her Only eleven minutes
for rest which the longest time for sleep sne VIII nave
In four weeks provided she carries out her purpose
AT O'Clock this morning O1eafy ana Cairphna Dcgau
q rlen fhe door. we-e opened at o o'clock;
and the crowd began TO gat,er carry: All
the arrangements were completed on saturday.
The winner In addition TO the Stakes VIII
receive three fourths OF the rec ipts, ana an
loser fails TO $50 miles The tracks
said 10 be in better condition tran on any pevons
match this city They about otr feet vide, sLd
made out of earth and stwdust rolled so as
oeary uses the inside track which has une laps the
mile, being one more lap TO the mile than Campanas
track Tn men were In SOOd condition and stsrted on
IN AN easy manner 0Leary weighs 133 pounds, taun.
pana pounds less The rules Of the race allow OF
either running WALKING but OLeary said that be was
satisfied he could do bett'r on steady walk whe Csn
pana takes advantage OF run occasionally IN. betting
cautious, Campana being new man ana WIN DIS
excel ent record at Bridgeport got odds OF only Two 10
one to start with. -
TINS will be tetwefth OF OLearys stxdays walks. He
has previously walked three matches in New.fork Two
in Chicago in San Francisco one In 81 Louis Two
in London, and one In Liverpool In pnliadeiphla no
started to walk for days but left the track on the
fifth day. This will be Campanas second six-days
tramp, his only previous eUrt being the late one at
Bridgeport.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

gers were on board the Morsana. aud for while tne
greatest confusion prevailed The Morrisanis Was
towed to Greenpont for repairs. tI
Saturday evening at 6 o'clock one OF tne
way trains on the East-sdo road. loft Franklin
square with three cars The passengers at the starting
point nearly flied all the seats. At Chathamsquare
crowd In waiting not only filled the remaining seats but
all the stsndng-room too. The conductors were com
DeIled Grand Canal Houston and Nintn-sIs to re,
fuse admittance to hundreds OF Others IN "aiihH NJ
one left the train below Fourteentb-jt
He was . tramp-that was plain from his
grmy coat and trousers ragged at the heels-but mis-
gray beard and benevolent face forbade tue thorg
OF guile when he asked for City Directory IN iHB
TRIBUNE eOuntingrOom on Saturday. He received the
book and retired with TO the comparative obscury OF
twenty mpu he lahoriouslv read the volume upside
down, and then returned It 10 the clerk Win sgn
As he left the Office he was heard TO muttcr tnat nc nau
got thoroughly warmed
BROOKLYN.
Since December 1, $2,907, All Is in taxes
has been collected.
Charles A. Kabb, saloon keeper, OF No.
67s Frankn-aye arrested Saturday, on the charge
Of allowing cards to be played for money in his place
No indictment has yet been presented
against City Works Commissioners Flahertv aud Ben
nett. The Grand Jury into the Court OF Sessions
SATURDAY., ard was adjourned until December 81.
Detective William II. Folk, who has been
connected with the Central ONCE Squad since 1886,
transferred the First Precinct. He Is the son
OF exSupernendent JOhn s. Folk. and Is considered an
efficient officer.
John Harris and James Murphy were ar
rested by the Sagg Street Police. Saturday on the
charge OF stealing 27OO wards OF Christmas evergreen
rope from George f. Reeve. OF No 152 Southst East
ern District. The greens were valued at ISL
Two hints to the Society for the Proven
ton of Crime: Matilda Mcknight got drunk yesterday
md walked iuto the river from the bridge at the
Houston Streer Ferry, the Brooklyn side; she was
rescued. Margaret Murphy. while intoxicated. picked
up Mrs Ennys four months old infant at No. 40 WOl
cOtt-s and both fell stove The child was terri
oily burned the face and arms. The woman was also
severely burned and after her wounds were dressed at
he hospital given opportunity for rejection IN
the Van BrHnt s rect StatiOn-hOnse
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23


ABBOTT-Snddenly Sunday. December 2, 1873 after
long Illness the Rev. Wiiilin y. Abbott ID. D.
OF the family respectfully invited 10
services in tue Threth street Memo
dist Episcopal Church of which he was Pastor on Tuesday
DeeainJer "a, at o'clock y. NJ -
The will taken to wilkesbarro, Penn for inter-
mcnt.
ANDREWS-On Friday December 90 Theodore Crane son OF
William L. aud Andre In the 9Th ~ his age
Reptyes and friends O family respectfully invited 70
attend the residence Of ms parents NO. lb
Fast sfhs Monday, the 23d inst at 10 O'Clock It's
requested that no flowers be sent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. services will be held az No IL
West 57ths, Tuesday December "A at $50 a. M over
the remains Frederic T. Auchinclos who ded at foko
hama Japan. November IL, 1873 Friends are kindly re-
auesed not TO send flowers
Interment at WO0dlawn Cemetery.
COLE-On Sunday December %, Mrs Antonette C. Cole.
aged AZ years. -, ,-, -...- ,,o.,.w
evening at O'Clock at her late residence, b4O Pacne ST.
Brooklyn. ,.-,.- a..
crmcnt
HUNT-snddeuly Thursday morning. at his late resi-
dence "a Mscougast John H. Hunt IN the 10Th year OF
Friends family respectfully invited TO attend the u
neral at his residence Monday. the 23d inst at l2 M
LYALOn saturday December 81. Kittie, wife ot William
I.ys, In tho 3Sth year OF her age.
Relatives friends invited 10 attend the funeral from
late residence 361 West SOthst on Tuesday, Decem
ber "a at p.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
WILRELMJ.

Once more we are to hear the great Ger
man volinst under proper auspices He is to play with
Ir Damrosch's orchestra tho next concert OF the
symuhony Society which viii take place the 4th OF
January, and that nothing may lack to tue
measure Of our content, he Will perform the Beetho-
ven concerto Mr.. wilhelnj has been outrageous!y
msn,anaged during his the United states has
been melancholy great a man surrounded ana
hampered by so many little people. BY some incOm-
accident he at last TO have been per
mtteG take the place that belongs 20 hihl Let US
make the most Of the golden opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
A Christmas GIFT

wn appreciated useful as wei as beaut.
full goods this tableware In plain or decorated
cnina glassware cutlery. syerware and household goods
aud stands brushes, hardware copper brass and
enameed wares black walnut plain and painted wooden
goods, smoking SETS cologne SETS bohemian
glassware clocks thousands OF articles both
beautiful low pricescan be selected at
D. BAssFoRDs Housefurnishng Emporium Cooper In
sttute New.York city Goods promptly shipped or delivered
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
Awi,e for Dropsy and Rheuna tism.

Dropsca rheuma find the use Of speers Port
Grape wne OF Newersey and the Wine Bitter OF neslcu
liable Their purity and valuable properties have gwen
them wide reputation among physicians throughout this
country and Europe This wine highest premium at
the late Centennial. For sale by druggists.
salesroOm 81 waren-st. New.York
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
ANOTHER DEMOCKATIC CONGRESSMAN.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 22.-The State
Canvassng Board at Tallahassee yesterday completed
the c? vass and gave certificate 10 Hull (Dem), his
mali y being This result arrived at by throwing
out Bernard County, which gave Democratic majority
on the ground that the returns were fraudulent; ahd
Madison County, which gave a Republican majority,
on the ground that precinct was not included III
the returns from that county. The Brevard County
CalyassDg Board has been indicted by the Grand Jury
for making fraudulent return, and ITS members are in
iail here in default of 49, 900 bail each.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
THE RIGHT VIEW OF 1T.

Mr.. Thurman and his followers should not
he permitted indorsc the law comforting suffrage and
defeat Its operation by force and violence. Mr. Thur
maDs party in State and In National convention. IN
dOrsed these amendments, and pledged themselves 10
their faithful execution. The theory OF our Government
that a have the coDteuts OF an encyclopedia
and added 10 that the wealth OF Astor, stewart
Vanderbilt and yet at ocion he only stand up
cpated slave II the theory Is wrong, Mr. Thurman and
his apol0gists should have the manhood to move an
amendment and not identify themselves with the GRIM
inal classes by resisting the law.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
PgDgsTRI4NISM IN THO CITIES.

The remarkable feat Of endurance nov being
attempted by Nine Anderson In Brooklyn Ia attracting
much attention. Tho attendance yesterday was large
over 800 persons being in the hall ut one ne mostly
men OF middle age ana boys, with slight sprinking Of
women. AZ 9:i5 D. m. Mne. Anderson had completed
7 one quarter miles in as quarter hours out Of
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
THE PRINCESS THYRAS MARRIAGE.

The Standards correspondent at COpenha-
gen. describing the wedding of Princess Thyra,
the crowds particularly enthusiastic In
their manifestations of LOYALTY and JOY which they in.
tended as demonstration against recent sinister
mOrs that letter bad been received threatening he
KING of Denmark with assassination, and that box Of
Orsni bombp had been seized at Hamburg The garri-
son of Copenhagen confined to their barracks
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
INDEED THERE WOULD.

THE NEw-YoKK TRIBUNE Is TO be accred-
tied with giving the Democrats beaD Of trouble In
these elegrams The Potter Committee dare not men
op the subject yet the cabastc words and phrases o
IN. messages confront them whatever move they under
take No handwriting OIL the wall could more Ylsihly
lrtcud disaster T. j. Tiden and his friends than do
Inc teegrams In question and the longer time they re-
Inalu une Explained injury To tue parties lm'
Gated will accrue. II the Democrats did not confess
judgement In this case there would be one long. conccn
ied Democratic nowl for investigating the ruth OF the
ciu dlED.tclcs
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
COLD TEATHER IN THE SOUTHWEST.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. OLA polar wave struck
this city about 10 O'Clock last night which lowered
the temperature from "a to degrees above zero by
O'Clock tnis morning. when the mercury stood at the lat
ter point The storm came from tho northwest ana the
wind attained velocity Of sixty miles hour during
the night Snow fell before midnight and with what
was already the ground 10 lies about four inches
deep. Daring to-day the weather has moderated good
cal
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. %. l a. M During me
heavy snow and raustorm SATURDAY the barometer fell
lilo inches (see line beginning at 3O4 and ending AZ
90 81 re ching the lowest point at 10 y. M Yesterday
the mercury nearly half an inch Isee line beginning
NJ go and ending below 29s) the movemeht being mp
ward during most of the partly cloudy weather
Clear or partly cloudy and colder weather may De ex
ppcted IN this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
PRECISELY.
IhINlo LIZ
ErOyp The pfOu{dencc I're&s (RfpO

TIE New YORK TRIBUNE continues to prod
the "copatctners" with .narp stick: Why don't me
coruered gentlemen, Including Mr. 1ilden, sue THE
TRIBUNE bei Is because the key oi Tar FHibosn
has xaety ftied sac CIPHER and the testimony of the
"rparcencrs Is not nee led establish the fsctf on
teyuD0r1g on Z" Moses ?"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
p Q S r S c r Up T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREiGN NEWS.
A GREAT STRIKE INTENDED.

LONDON. MODday, Dec. %, 1879
The proposed reduction Of 12l2 per cent in
the wages OF colliers in South Yorkshire and
North Derbyshire a1ects 100000 mon
ster meeting will be held during the holidays,
when scheme for striking masse It the commence
meu o. the year will he discussed. This course fH-
yored because 10 IL feared that the endcay
orlng to break down resistance In detail. Some pits
have already received notice OF the reduction.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

American - star - s0ft Capsules.
Blne Wrapper Avoid fancy Our sandalw0o1 spec
tally distilled under Government test
MAUGRR q PETITE, 10 Readest, NewYor
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
PARTY PURPOSES AND AIMS.

The general policies and paths of the two
narties are clear They arr tUt made BY men, but are
Shared by ingrained character and controlling ten
dcucIes The Republican party Will stand for honest
finance and the protection Uf the country from the
rule of solid South The Democratic party will stand
s the representative aud embodiment Of Southern In
hnenees and for Just much Of opposition and oh
struction to sound finance not beaten OF 1t by
repeated defeat.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
CUMBERLAND AND THYRA.
THE PRINcELY PAIR MARRIED.

THE ROYAL HOUSES OF HANOVER AND DENMARK
ALLIED INTELLECTUALLY.
The marriage of the Duke of Cumberland,
son of the late exKiDg of Hanover. and
Princess Thyra, daughter of the King OF Den
mark, was celebrated at the royal residence in
Copenhagen on Saturday evening. Several
details of interest regarding the bride and
bridegroom, and the wedding gifts are gwen
in the Paris letter appended.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
MIDNIGHT TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for he past "a hours.


Synopsis for The past "a hours.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %, a. m.-The area of
lowest pressure moved norheastward to the Gulf OF
ST. Lawrence Clear weather generally prevails east OF
the Rocky Mountains, except over the Lake region
Cooler southwest to northwest winds prevail east OF the
upi, suutneIiy winds reported wost o'
that river the barometer has fallen at California and
Rocky Mountain stations. and In the northwest and
southwest
Indications
For the Middle states and Sew-EnGland southwest
10 northwrst winds clear, weather. with rising
barometer. will prevail.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
WONDERFUL NEWS.
Eno,n ~ [ndinnapolis SentlnfI { Ds

From Tac indianapolis sentinel tIeIa.l .
The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE Is the principal
Champion BaIncs policy and 10 keep VI from sinking
10 fathomless contempt pumps thunder daily Bnt the
fat gone forth Baines speech and he cipher dis
patches arc voted malignant and ridiculous
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
MIRRiED.

sCoFIELD-MILLARD-In Walden. Orange Comfy. n X
December H. 1873 by the Rev j. Msrd, father or INC
bride assisted ly the Rev. G. w Miani Of Peekskill ~
" Mr. John Chambers Seofeld and Miss Lila T. Milard
both of Walden.
WERNER-FRIEDMAN-OnT Tbursday 10Th INST, at tho
residence of brides father by the Hon Charles p DAY.
CheJ the Of Common Pleas Ernest Wef-
ner TO Theresa daughter OF Arnold Friedman All Oi ths
city,
All notices of Marriages must be t,dorsed Elh JaH
nltuHn ndIrnaa
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS.

Mr.. Samuel Colvilles BTlesque Troupe win
appear In the Park Theatre. this evening, IN piece
called Babes In the Woods" THIS troupe Mr.. ColYiIls
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
All Uppertendom

use sozopoNr Cool why 1t endows the teeth with
beauty breath with r grance and impars coral
Tho fair sex are partcuiay
enthusiastic in their eulogums t. because 10 leads an
added charm 70 pretty mouths.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim IrcaMe HoieI-SenatOF Henry NJ. Teller. of
Colorado Governor Charles Van IandL -" Rhode island
Cougcs man Amos Towpscnt OF Ohio and Captain PAU
BnyIon Nchoas HOt>i-ConE rrgsInan IL A. h.fbtEl
laGaina Bt,ckinghdn N0tsPr0feasOr o. G. Mar N.
college HDuS- Professor MOa's OOlt
Tyler. Of the University OF Michigan. and J. n Emnet
toT ID.s-tongrn-srnau ]. W. Dwight Ot DRYDEN v y.
80. W,.asr Hs,cJ. n Camden. Of West virginia and
l.. Clngman, Of North Carolina EretO II tOh no
Hon Ar-d Byng England HcSmfnSfeT I0'c-tAp.
tain ninil'o Perry Of the stcam ship Bt7uDc and Alfred
Wilkinson, - rgcuse. ....lt einUls u -EN'doVSrhor
Charle r. Ingrrsol 0f Connecticut Er'rsT C. J..
Paoron of the nlted states Coast survey
y, -d1.. .fUxt-The Rev. Dr. a. u. Fa,rOalrn. of st
stephens As,royoaH Hotet-Judge 4 II. Cusb.
ing. Oi BOSTON
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
HOME NE MS.

YESTERDAY At HUDNUTa no
2ls BROADWAY
ga m 81 Noon. IS. p N. 80. Midnight Jl'
Highest fu1nr 80 Lowest W
erage. 3jIs day, 1874 42'o'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
A SPLENDID CEREMONY.

THE MARRIAGE CELEBRATED AT THE ROYAL RESI-
DRNCE.
CoPESHAGES, Dee. 90. 1873
The Duke of Cumberland and the Princess Thyra
were married with great pOmp in the Chapel OF
Christiansborg Castle at o'clock last evening.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

Mr. YOrke was Conservative. He repre-
nted Cambrldgeshre for the first time, In this Para
ment.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

Angel's Baths Turkish Roman, Eectrc- 81 LeunrtSr
ave highest bathing Day anG night
Ladies' evening. Excellent hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

rb. sgr. ,hos bsroms'rlral variations In this city BY eths
,fi iur1r. cyi1u- Tor
white line
OSCILLATIONS by tnr ulrrrnry during thoSc hours
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
DEATH OF ELIOT YoRKE, NJ. p.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The Hon. Eliot Yorke,
member OF Parliament for Camoridgeshire, is dead.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
Christmas Appeal for the Poor Children.

The Winter with its cold and hunger and poverty for tbs
children the poor has Those who enjoy the bless
iDgs a comfortable home woald surely spend happier
60msIes and nS81 Snf9runsts ie
FOR twenty-five years. sboring these child
sheitens iseng and training them p .ae Lodging
providing them with homes IN The West and other part o the
The treasury is empty and they at Christmas
| son for assistance nom the fortunate
Fifty dollars will send three homeless children 10 home
one hundred dollars will put shoes on the naked feet OF
dred little ones for a MONTH
The Christmas ss IL IN a sssga 81 Sas s o w ehsrgs Ds
who WIN give home to the hOGees; nm ACE s.crs,rv
Chldren's Aid Society 10 East 4th'stp New-fork
Gs o. PROVISIONS and clothing may the Central
Office 19 East 4thst Nowfok or wiz bo called for the
be 10 s@ Ss,s. % s TOdfT 10 tsc
OF George ). Coe, Trsasarer poor,, p...,,0n,
Third National Bank. 20 Sassaust
American Exchange National II Bank. l95 Broaaasy.
c, L. BRACE seereiary
WORK OF THE II ifsi YEAR isH'~' N'"'iO'-'
Ssn qs sSy s s ps s fsf ss 0SE S % snS
Lodgings 10 ee say when sy s@S wsSs n ,S
fed cothed 5Oo69i meals we're supplie. Ssls wers
%edtSne, i CT %c GrSsh The sct C6dren 1855
srns about 70 per week. ess gr, have bsen
the ss Of Se r % the . S s orpSsSs
q ts Al have been deposited IN the
ciety during the year was 81, ,aO6
Howard Mission apd Home Tor LitIe Wanderers
One thousand poor look 20 HOWARD MISSION for their
ChrsmaS toys We give each member OF the Mis-
son useful garment well ther Christ
.,., -
We have only humane public to call upon. VIII YOU
dnsh and checks may be sent TO II. +. TH0MPRINS,
Treasurer Office Box No 4,5l2 or TO A - HATCH No
Ciohng and food gladly received at the Mission No ~
New. Eowery. - . a . hAiNh H. Fresloeh''
Exercises Christmas Day eommenee az 0eock
Neryoas medl.a e0mpTlsing senes
of lectures delivered kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
YoTa and OF premature decline showing
dispnaby how health regancd, anJfding cear
synopsis mpsments 10 marriage and the treat nent
nervous and ply debility being the result OF 20 years ex
p.Tienoe mall 2bc postage stamps Address
Secretary. kAHNs Museum. 6ss broadway, New.1ork
The Weekly Tribune will be published tomorrow Tues
day morning Advertisements for tins weeks issue must
handed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
.yogK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Tho audience at the second concert OF the
,r.vyork Philharmonio Society ON the stormy evening
!, SATURDAY was of not large but 1t was better
one would have pected it to be on such an ince-
oant night This was the programmes: