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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

The cat is out of the bag The war on
Governor Bishop bccau NJ has te- gns ON thD Uu ca
States tUgs.p, II 1879. Ew uS aud Morgan shouid
he ashamed Oh tHcmsclycs.- Cincinnati Enquirer
iDcm)
1t is now whispered that if Mr.. Tilden is rely
ing upon Randall for assistance ~ 1850. nc Is max
Ing mistake, Mr. landau /, gazing giugy ~ the
ntc House himself. 81, fear Dol VIII b. disappointed
-lPIilJuci phia Press Uiep.l
We do not know but Montgomery Blair Is
rIgut about III .vn f. l. tIe OouDu dur That llld y
Is the only fya able candidate Of the Democracy IN
1850. those are not iOf Lm must be against nm:
ANA II against him. %hat Tor = Cincinnati Commercial
(.nd)
1t is believed in Washington that the Prcsl-
dent viii make general cuu-v ui Fruc al officials IN
Louisiana. II he wants Republican Administration
hr WAL have 30 apput Repurucln Officials 10 execute
the laws - lnd.auapOi- JUuIuai (l!cPD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30


EGBERT-A Morristown " Thgr.tav November % ISIS
Vaughan. infant son OF the Rev: william l. abu
Ion Sc Cooper Egbrrt, coed wear and 20 lays. -.
Furoral services residence OF his nr-nt~, Perrys
NO -rlstogn on saturday, 3Oth INST, at 30 p m -
Tran foot OF ChIistOpheTst al ll;<o m' return
train 3:l5.
Mary PUTNAM Ely. widow OF the late Henry g. BY III tho
funeral services late residence, lo1 Henryst ON
sunday, December l. at D. m.
FAYE-On FRIDAY. Goth INST after lingering Illness Maris
Louise wife Jam j. Faye aud only daughter Of the a'o
John Martin ir.
NOuce Of inne' al hereafter.
GROsZ-On "Wednesday, November ~ Frederick H. Grosz.
Relatives ant frie1rs OF the family, members Of the
Xaver Union S0dlllty aso Tie Mechanics aud Trades
fory and the Veteran 7th Regiment ~ q. - " ",
are respectfully nvtaI 70 ttte1i ms lurtn rom hLs
late resi- :enc No - ast 2isttt on gbero III
cmu req liem viii be c,lr' T1tel flr his repose.
The managers NewY0rk catholic Protectory are re.
qucsted attend tue funera ~ Their l4te assSlrT
r. GrrsZ. ~ body. HNNHf l.. hOUC tIe'iuent
RICHARD H. CLARKE, Secrettry'
GENERAL SOCIETY oF MECHANICS ASD TRADEsNEs OF THE
CRY OF Ngw-YORh: go $780,. -, -.
Ba6ruRRs requested 70 attend ne fgners o. our
70 AZ East 2lstst this Saturday MOI ~ X
THOMAS EARLE President
Secretary.
HAVIfaND-At Harrison " Y. David A. Hayiland on inc
gsth November, after long uines III the o0i ea
F1nera ii o'clock Monday tho ID OF December. at the
Friends' Meeun g.hOuse. Purchase, y. J. -,
friends family resp ctiuly invited ~ attend. ,
Carriages vii be waiting on the arrival OF tram leaving
Grant Central Depot at $50 = NJ
UNDERHI-On Thursday evening. 2sth INST at - East
Mary l.. iau@h Ter Oh" tlr lato Jaeh v" 81" '1'i
gqret u L nicrhill. aged ~ years. ., -,
Rearivos and tenis 1ue to attelt me funeral rom
marninr December It.s requested THAI 10
flowers be sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

GLASGOW, Nov 29.-The liabilities of
Henry Taylor Sons grain and flour merchants, whose
estate been sequestrated are S6oOOOO not eO5OO
600, ~ announced yesterday
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch from Pesth
70 me Times says that the explosion Of the oonb Is re-
gardrd by most People Pesth bad ioke, and that
no onr attached any importance TO the circumstance
ST. JOHN, n. b., Nov. 2S.-At $40 o'clock
this morning lire broke out IN Thomas Conn0r Sons
ropewaIk on tie Marsh Rad; it was comp et'Lv de-
sr,yed The flames ex ended TO tho Agrcul ural SOcl
ctys able winch was also destroyed Several other
b6ings were damaged. Total loss $4,000 partly in
urpn
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LATE ISSUES.

LATE ISSUES.
42s-written Fire new book BY Florence
I27-OId Mvddetou's Money BY Mary Cecil Hay...ZOc'
.25-Mad Euice By TheO. Gift zoe
apl-Sona BY Henry Greville.
a23-The Night side New York; Sermons BY the Rev
TIDE Wit,ramase. ''-''-'''''''-' oo'
,oo-On the HEIGHTS Berthold Auerbach ...-.5'c.
42l-Noras Love Test BY Mary Cecil Hay........2Oc.
42O-.,ania By Henry Greylle
40. Nademoiselle 1t. Maurs Lover. by Victor Cher
bulleZ
AraUathercourt Mrs. Wordsworth
.IJNaccod of Dare. BY william Black
Comm Thru the Rye by Helen b. Mather... JUG.
tI5A Dark Inheritance. By Mary Cecil Ray loc
MA CAPTAIN al Fifteen By Jules Verne Part Llloc
4i3-Sam SLICK. BY r. c. Halliburton IOc.
4l2-Nrs JACK. BY Frances Eleanor rrol!ope Ioc'
IThe Love That Lived. By Mr.. kiloart .......%"c'
1oEugrpia Grlqdet. By UonOre de Bazac.... ....IOc
IO.-The Haunted Hotel BY Wilkie Collins
los-Fe No lib. BY Emile G4oorau
.o--The Arundel Motto. BY Mary Cecil Hay.......2oc
3g3-Moy Bawn. the Author Of Ply s EOc
For sale BY above pricessu sentp on
aoI,, Numbers nv GEORGE MUNRO,
WV Nos Il 20 p Vandewater+st. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
THE ORATORIO SOCIETY.

The public rehearsal of the OratOriO Society
for its first concert which taxes place this evening was
held Yesterday afternoon at Stenway Hall The chorus
WAS somewhat weak IN tho male parts many OF
the members were unable 10 leave their business.
but il sang with smOUthness and precision, and
gave promise Of an excellent performance tonight.
The works performed we're Handles "Ale1ander's
Feast" an oratOrio which has not been heard in Now
York OF late years. and AendessOhn's settling OF the
Han Psalm The audience was good one and several
of the numbers were very warmly received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

l2h and 14th Of December His fame has preceded
him. and, far as he judged by the zone OF the
Western press he likely TO be Immensely success III
there.
The death Of the Prussian yiolinist and
composer. Herr L. Maurrr, took place in ST. Petersburg
the 18th OF October lie in his nneIicth year,
and was III POtsdam. He resided for twenty years
al Dresden, and inspector OF all the imperial Crches
IN Russia He com Osed operas ballots, y nph'
ucs oyerures. etc. but lis violin works were the NOS
well-iuOWn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
MIDNIGHT WEAT HER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for III, past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, l a. m.-The ba-
rometer - hlsh in the south Atlantic sa.es, highest and
rising In the Northwest and Upper Lake regions II Is
falling in the West Gulf States The weather Is CLOUDY
m Texas elsewhere clear partly cloudy weather pre-
walls The temperature has fallen In the extreme
northwest risen in the south and south" est; else
where has remained nearly stationary. Northerly
wind. r,y mi in the Upper Lake region aud north
south nv ~ the West Gulf states; westerly IN tie lower
Lake region, Middle States ana New Engl.ndj else
where tuey variable.
Indications
For New England, parity cloudy weather; westerly
vuls. stationary hIA uer temperature ana pressure
For the Middle Atlantic states ell ar OF party cloudy
weather; westerly winds; ncarY stationary tempcfd-
The temperature Will generally remain above freezing
IN tho canal region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
TIE REMENYI CONCERTS.

The only matinee which Mr. Remenyi will
give for the pres ut in this city Will take place thl5
afternoon at SteInway Hall He VIII play Ensfs Fun
tasIa on AIRS from Otheilo" his own Arrangement Of
schuberts advertisement a Ia Hnngrolse," with
the string quntctte, and the "Sercnade,"
MeudeIssohn's "Spring Song" and two cap
rlccios by Pagann Tomorrow evening there Will De
An excellent concert at Booths Theatre, in which
Remeny FrApollI Galassi, Mesdamcs Pisani and Pa
rodi and other artists Will take part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
ROBERT HELLER- MUSICIAN md MI
GICIIN.

We wave farewell, Prince Of the mystic art
Lies curtain never more snail rise on you.
There beneath youT mask royal heart,
Known unto friends tTucSt Of IN" true.
Never aCain tnat ton "a" shall speak which dreW
A continent within Is witChmg spell
NCy.r again that cunning hani renew
Isl fac L. tran-formatlOn-t touch. F,rrUell!
Broken thr wanI aud bau-Hed oil discusses
or nim whose -bip has cl-ft the Western Gnt's;
Yet, WUDder-wnrker, though your day Is done,
In Fancy s realm the curtain ever rises,
Aud DER the audience, that * lectant waits,
Your cheerful face beams Ike u summer Su3!
\ tRBFFUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
THE EEAU,IrtL CHyALRY.

According 10 Nj. " uI,c, the south Carolina
.ut. 3 ale LlAiI- ,A,,tlse Haj 10 prevent cA-
uu-rr 81 tu,.r election ftuIs. IyerJ Nr-.u
tuat tihcs t. be fore United Cu-
miss ON ), arrested Tor pcrJurJ STATE warrant and
pui IN l.d IuI, SHUTS tIr nIutus OF the other W.T.
ucssS and the few who nave uII tue trgICty 90 tell
W at tine, nulw viii undoubtedly mLullIA.-d into
rcf.lrIlu- their statement. IN tot oi
tyau 9 down IN Wade Hamp,uu's pIOy.u,t--O LDnl .,
On ,ruI- trut htui, uOut-i aud ala LIEl! Wat Grand
tu vii Dee IoI the country Nueu tIcy anu their kId
Ec. control OF tuc NAUuHt. bovvTuAr Ut!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
ITALIAN POLITICS.

KOME, FfluIy, MY u 1873.
The latest arrests of Socialists have led to
the seizure documents that have gwen much nfoI-
nation relative to orgaDiza ton OF the International
st II Italy, and their connection with similar bodies
foreign countries.
Inc greatest confusion rcigns the groups OF the
Left IN tho Italian Parliament The most prominent
leaders hesitate attempt the overthrow o; tn CiOme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
carmen" IN NEWARK.

There will be performance of " Carmen
the most successful opera brought out TINS
season by Mr.. MaplesOn, al Newark, on Tuesday
evening, December 3. 1t will he a complete perform
apce Of the work. precisely such is given at the Acad
ep,v of Music in this city, with the u cast, which in
Guides Miss Minnie Hauk, Nine SinicO, aud slgnori
Campann and Del Puente and with the full orchestra
and chorus conducted by Ardtl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
TIHED or THDENIsM.
From Inc E,chmoHa b'Spasch lD"nJ


There never was more pointed case OF
Love, 1y. ust" tl4u That ,uuGIl puuuciaH, EEU
arr waiting suJIc OF time IA the hope t"a some
Pr piuuGs .ud may ANA .kc them OF, and ui.-
iu "a ON iAr count tac name Ol IIIru Iu-t nam" Is
Iur yp. despair. II u without ir aud without
uup. ruusr make the effort would - % vI-
ucIvur marshal the Clouds to produce great
I} OF election ia l~rb 20 eject IlreI on
thJ. day IN y can tN.rt uO more influence upon llr
cicc on tnau e pom clouds Were iI,y uuiIuttc
I a.u even On, .Jud- wJd iAusu at them, aud could
V,pu uu t.4f u.., oil a -It a. farce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
RuRT,s SHOES.
The ofici,l announcement of awards at the

The official announcement Of awards at the
Paris Exposition gives Edwin G. Burt the celebrated
shoe manu- acurer OF NewY0rk. the gold medal for ms
exhibit ladies' fine shoes. THIS Is the fourth time that
Mr. Burt has received tighest honor the worlds
exhibitions, viz: Paris, 1867; Vienna. 1873 Phllade-
phia. 1876 and now again at Paris, 1S7s-the Gold
Medal THIS sueaks yO umps In praise III" Burt Shoe
and he be congratulated on the success attending
nnal .ruian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
sTEINwAY HALL SUNDAY CONCERT.

A concert will be given at Stelnway Hall
tomorrow evening by Downlngs 9th Regiment Band
There will be several solosts, among them Miss Fame
Goodyin soprano Mr. Christian Fritsch, tenor and Mr.
l. n Pattison pianist. The programme VIII DO iul ana
varied and the concert promises to be pleasant one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

child with Mrs Kenney. at No. 17S Ilamilt0n-aycS
Thursday night aud returned home with her own cnl1
Yeser AZ she returned to Mrs KenDeys house. ana tss
ing the child started 10 search for the mother OF ln
infant She unsuccessful. however, and Last nlgh,
again left the child with Mrs Kenney. To-day she wiz
take II the Office OF Charities COmms soner Began,
and an eOr; will be made to have 1t adopted by s0uo
else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
THE NEW CALIFORNIAN REVOLT.


A dispatch from New Caledonia, by the way
Of :, dney Australia the 27tn INST, Eight hDc
atod couyicts and three natives. who were In sma /
boats, have been murdered by rebels at the mOuh OF tie
Puya River MOVABLE columns uf troops continue 10
rnrsre the insurgents the POyi District. The rest OF
The colony n uuiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

From The CU,ciaU4tt commercial
II does not seem TO bC quite worth Whlle
for lie NLW-IOkK 1EBCN- go 20 into the proc! ~
fraud South Caro- ltrOiIpu~ly The fact de-, III
smell: tue COo.cu cL.ZrnH o. south CaiOHIa nave
no rigAts tlat white people are bound 10 respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

BARKER & Co. AZ aud 40 LiOerty-st. - 49, ,
Arc now exhibit ug largest and o-t nab ecoectoh OF
and Chinese CuTos here fore howl IN MS cry t
An immeuse ri cost y lNLAlD PLACN -,
aigTge line or superior z RSTAN am TCkhI II ~ Us
CARPETS &C. Of extra SIC an quality an e,1e@s NhrS
- mi. ID AID MODERN LACQUERS, SAISC MA, hIy ~,
INARI OWATI and other valuable wgr Old tbOlSO y =
FSAMf.IN g finest ever offered sale commences AON-
n u,harD al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
EXPELLING SOCIALISTS FROM BERLIN.
BEKLIN. Fri aY. Nov. %. 1879.

Under the order of the PrusSlan Ministry,
declaring that persons considered dangerous To pubic
O. der may be denied the right OF resIng IN Berlin al
II. suburb. about forty CONSPICUOUS Socialists to-day
YEA orders 81 expulsion. wuUn were Hass l.
mann md FrItzsne, two sOCdllst Geputcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
LEANING on 4 BROKEN REED.

The Republican party once more uragS FORM
III, quUst n l.UiI tie pal tr wlc ne SCUM
had ruusIgnr d., id Is frying tu maze u an iss D. ~"
bet ne South, tpcH, meet tn- issue ia ~ 10 go"
uuu with spin, resistance dgDlH,d Duj 40 800 nTh,
rcyIug Tor assistance upou her allies az the NORTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
The Tribune Extra No. l6,

Containing tho full report Of the Prophetic CON-
ference recently held in this city. has proved
singular success For so large and serious piece Of
sc1ptua Exesesis moderate Of from three 10 i've
hou,auJ only was anticipated editions however,
,v ne.n RAPIDLY called Tor until Extra has already
reached
A CIRCULATION OF OVER 10000,
And large orders sui continue. In answer TO many
earnest appeals from those who wish the same matter
III more permanent THE TRIBUNE has reproduced ths
Extra in a handsome
OCTAVE VOLUME or 100 PAGES.
Printed good type. In paper covers this VIII DC Se"'
to any address, postpaid, on :, oeipt OF 20 cents
The usual discount to the trade. Address
THE TRIBUNE, NEwYoRE
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ALL ABOUT A BABY.

Mrs. Clark, of No. 321 Seventeenth ST.,
BfooNlyn. VINO xious to adopt sIIanse baby
even to her by "a she met Ia HdnnltoL-avc.. on
Wednesday, while her husband objected, lett the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
4RRLED

Russian Baths, IL Laav,teplsce near 4th The most
thing establishment IN the city, lDeqlaIeu 10 .
remedy for colds, catarrhs Or rheumatisms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

rperts ~ the barometer during the clear and parity
c!oudy weather Yesterday were qriv -ui".. lhe
rperat,lle mas fallen ana the amount of moisture III
the mr. has been net g>eu sl<htiN..
Clear or partly cloudy weather. with higher empera-
turr may be- expected taIs cS aud vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

Houscecpers cannot afford 90 be without
Pyle's Ola y, X. soap. sold by all Groeers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

Angels Baths-Turksh. Roman. Electr'c5l Lexington
ave The highest perfection Of bathing Day and night
ladies' Gay evening Excellent hotel accommodations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

BARRETT-COEAtthe FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church Bloom
utd y Wencs lay, November p, 1873, by ~" Rev: d.
Coe y. D. ass-ted bv the Rev. Henry w Bal1nlne'
HaIscy " Barrett Minnie L. COe daughter OF the ON
dating Gle cyman
DERBY-NCGINNIS-O wednesday. November Q, az tho
y brides the Rev Dr. Howl nu'
Lieutenant George DERBY, United states Corps OF En-
gneeTs. Clara NJ daughter Of ohm AcOnns r OF us
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
LIVERY STABLE BURNED.

MARoA. Ill.,, Nov. pa fire destroyed
livery stable with twenty horses, three blacksmith
snops. and fifteen frame hOnsps, rGaY. Loss SlOOUO
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rRIHlrNE LOcA. OBSERVATIONS

- IA
lJF :.
eprcaeas sa SalAllol'
OF JurlEs
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BRITISH INDUSTRIES SUFFERING.
LnNnnN ErI-iuA- INV 20. / Il

LONDON. Friday, Nov. 20. 1873.
The condition of the iron and coal trades in
the south sliorI,hire district Is IOwlng worse HE
New British Iron COMPANY Of Crudley one Of tn largest
aud Oldest coal AMI IRON compAnIo. has gwen notice Of
the closing the greater part OF IT. works, rather tAan
10 con uuc operations at loss The blast furnace pro-
prietos II south Sta1ordshre aud ST lccsterShio
have dec ded to reduce the OF their employees 10
yer cent. The MIryport Hematite Iron Company has
also gwen notice of a reduction II wages.
The Kcnt-h hopgrowors met at Maidstone yesterday,
and resolved that in OF the general depression Of
agriculture and commerce Throughout the hin. "OHi'
winch l. Jrycly caused b. the protective taT1s az tO-
eigu couu rlcs. TIE time has arrived when ~ FAIRNESS 70
interests the duty on fOlelgn uTUduCtIons shOuId
Doe revived. Ia" VaGtclpiturS IN lie meeting pr u-tu
themselves t. ne Ecir best cudcavOrs IN the Ch"mOeis
f commerce and Agrcu throughout the country 10
agltac the question OF rctaIltory tar!ns. COM
mite. was appointed 10 promote the objects OF the
m'tt'nE. ,--,,
The fear that there would be failures OF consld-
cradle impor lance to-day among the stockOrOkers was
uot untitled. Only one failure was announced ana ina
WAS OF AN luCouslderihle character. $50 -
The strike OF the cotton operatives at Oldham VIII
probabiy last "A month or more There are no iufthtl
signs Of a disposition to yield on either side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
TfLkGGIPHIC NOTES.


\
AIBA>N. Nov. 29.-CHarles T.. Patterson, the
newly arpoLttl 81 TIE Troy Merchants aud Ne
clauics' BANK, day flied his bond Tor $50 OUO.
Az ERHGNG VOTER PARDONED.
ALBANY, y. y, Nov. 2y.-Jamrs liaycy, sen
tl months ian lis .iucHt in the albany Pcuilrn
tlry on charge ,ung VO,o IN lister County under
ucutuuS name, Ia, boon IiIdohri.
THE WHIIAhE H WILL CASE.
PtuI.,DEI PIIIA, Nov. ZJ.--ilI- morning, upon "a
petition Daniel shut. oae Of the cNccut ~ ;hc Dc1uy
directed ISSUE L. the Court Of Common
PEE. The Of tine C-puieU al Of the late Robert
Whitaker Tho transfer was agreed To by tie mons.
AGRICULTURAL TO.IC5 AT CLUB.
KAIOv III, n. Y, Nov. 2J.-Ihe monthly meeting
n, tbe Red ord Farmers Club Leld Green's To-
o.V The large Dr. Heath read paper on
Manures" Mr. Dodge read one on seeds aud A. NJ la
stead Oh rye, read one on Artificial Incubation"
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AU notices Of Marriages must b. Endorsed eih faH
name and address
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From The Fr7ncH OF Uc-aVe F'0I7V ''''''''''
TnF DISAPPEARANCE OF Mr.. JEREMIAH RED
WORTH.
Nv Mrs. J. H. Riddel I ~ Genus
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SATURDAY. November 80. 1879 VIII close ~ t1,,
on NJ ESDAY at a. IN, or Europe by steSmship Wis
c"psn via Queenstown: on "WEDNESDAY, al D a. ns IDr
once Tor France forwarded by tls steamer must 20
specially addressod) and al a. m i9T france
m FOR Europe Oy Republic VIA queenstown ieor.
respOndence Tor Germany and trLnce 70 90 o T
Cr1YC Dy srams elert via Plymouth, CherDOurg ana
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Tor Erpe by steamship DOnau VIA southampton anu bIe
steamships Nlsconslh, SCyth'L l'epuolC AZ!
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DIN mi SOth The mails Tor layt, GIeytown Sayana &C
leave New York 2oh iHe mails t'r All, P"Tf w
ma chm Japan leave oan tlaclsco Dt'SmOel ol
The mails for Australia &C. leave san Francisco December
sd THOs. l. JAMES, Postmaster.
Post Once. S5w.YOrK. November % -, ~.
Republican Prinary Elections. ,,u nj.
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TIE BRITISH FORCES IN DANGER.

LONDON saturday, Nov. 80 1915
The DaiIy Nc,rs has the following spatch from
PcshawUr, FRIDAY evening;
General Brownies communications have been tenn
porarily cut.
Hostile nighlandcrs, estimated at 1000 in number,
have collected IN the hills below AL.Musid. They cut
of stra-.lers and fire on armed parties.
Tue section Of the Pass between JumrOod and All
Mu-jId has been closed altogether for the present
strongly escorted convoy failed to force It's way to-
day.
the situation is serious and strong measures are
inevitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
THOMAS EARLE.
Special Notices.
A wOMAN's JOURNAL,
The Seaside Library

out today, IN CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
TWO NEW NOVELS.
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v.,,,.,,,,,o,n pri,nary rIec,jou,,

The Republcan ssOcatiOns OF te several Assembly Ds
,,icis Va N meet nj heir respective quar-. ers ON IUIs
Day EVENIN December TO- 7 5, at gcl9r@, ioI .ne
~ aud delegates 20 the Crntts CON-
Dercats 10 De appotOh' a. ~
be- sent 10 the SECRETARY hluN4deH
after tho primaries - ,,.-.-., .,ou,r,,,,.o
~ ~ JOSEPH {. PINCkNEi President
SCION b. NI %I {secretares.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AFGHAN WAR.

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA LIKELY 10 COME INTO COL
LISION.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. %, 1873
Referring to the statements concerning Rus
Sian intervention in Afghan affairs The PaH NdH Gd-ete
says:
Russia cannot suffer us 10 prOsecut our successes n
Ai-Ldul-taa 40 Wha,eyei issue wO may think IT. Ihdt
acton ail ~ taken, sooner or laicc, IS celitn.
In leading editorial article on the Afghan CORE
spOHdcure, The Times says:
II aro,d great satisfaction to tie public 10 find
that liz exists OF tnat violent contradiction DC
the assumptions which the twO recent -Ovt r-
meuts have aced which the tone the Duke Of Argy >
letter might have led as to prem nj. Incy are SUD
SANTA agreed state affairs with when We
M doa Ine puInt they differ OH Is the oOn1uct mat
"a a condition OF Affairs require Tbs IS matter Tor
pract cal Judgment II Il here, AMI here ouly at the
gred controversy inc gen result Of lie apers
mos b. rc,aucI win satls ctun far t.e5 re-
late to the general cOnduc 81 the British Gpyernm NJ
IA the past; Bat 10 40. uusdt sacOy as leSad' our
CUuUuCt "a tAc present.