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New-York tribune., 1878-12-04


CAPRON-At Walden, y. Y, November 80 Seth ~ capron
Rcys aud friends vitsd ATTEND the funeral services
M his residence az 1890 and NJ the Reformed Church
In walden at 1870 .. n Wednesday, the 18th INST.
Train leaves r. Depot foot OF Chambersst AZ n m
HOwELIOn Sd Inst at his residence in Newark N J.
TheO. Howell
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KNIGHT-On Tuesday msrnmg. December 3, Frederick A.
knight, IN the 18Th year 0f his age. 40 -.o.,
Funeral will take place from his late residence, 4B East S'
ST.. on Thursday, at IL o'clock a. ms
sMITH-At Geneva, " Y, December 2. John w. Smith,
senior member OF tie firm Of ]. W smith Co.. aged %
SUNDAY, the ls lnst Martha Giles We OF JOhn To-
mie. IN the 73d year OF her age. . -
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend from her late residence, at Cod SPRING
onthe Hudson, wednesday afternoon, 4th lust al
O'clock.
wEsTERYELT At ithaca MY On Monday, December g at
tha residence Of her sara y. wife Of John WeeryelL
OF Brooklyn. ., -,
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral from
First Baptist Church, corner 9th and south ost1'
BROOKLYN, l.. D., Wednesday, 4th lnstp at III a. m
WILLETS-At Purchase. the Sd inst. Sarah Wnes In
the cath of her age. ,,--.,-
9th AT ll;0O OClOck' oh
house. -, a..
9;O5 train from NewYork
zAHM-In Brooklyn sunday December l, Herman Zahm.
FE6eT, from his late residence $40 Washngtonaye Brook
ivu al d Wednesday, DeCemDer4. frlends
are requested not TO send flowers
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
WHAT THE CIPHEEs DID.

More than any one power In the land, THE
NEWYORK Tribune contributed to the recent successes
BY It's uncuUadctcd charges 10y its defiant challenges
bV lts ingenious and skiul unrtyclng Of an Infamous
Mot il nut PLAIN before the people, ana opened
Nations eyes to the truth We nelcye that tue cipher
eIcerams elected MAYOR Cooper in NewYurk that they
semi a Rppubhcau Allegation from tbat State TO Con
gress that Jhey gave II Republican majority OF 80 GU
mimi ballot that they prevented "A Repub lean
loss anywhere IN the thirty States that held Cec
tOns with the solitary exception OF Missouri where an
iufnous Democratic trek rendered il unavoidable We
believe thai the blazing words ON BrlshaZzars wall
were not lrCguant with wrath as the Tour absurd
words NOSES" " GODbc," Copenhagen" and
Match" are 10 a defeated aud exposed conspiracy.
And we believe that the effects of their most potent
medicine have only just begun 10 work, That IN the u
ness Of time hungry and desperate South VIII ind that
the cIphcrs will stand DrtN them aId the tWenynue
electoral ney must gain before tney can steal the
pr.sldpntial Office,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
OBITUARY.
SAMUEL NJ. PooK.

Naval Constructor Samuel NJ. POok, who
was stricken with paralysis on Tuesday Of last week,
died yesterday at his residence, No. 269 Franknaye
Brooklyn. He was a native Of Massachusetts, ana
was seventythree years of age, His parents removed
to Portsmouth, n. H., when ne was Guild.
In 1925 Mr.. Pook entered the Brook
iyn Navy Yard as shpgughts apprentice. He was
apponted Naval Constructor In 1s4I and entered upon
active DUTY at Portsmouth. In the following year he
Quilt the sOOp-Ot-war Saratoga, which was recently
used in carrying goods 10 the Paris Exposition. The
hgate Congress, which sunk b. the MerIi-
at Hamilton ROa ls, was built by him In
1871 In 1852 he rebuilt the Constitution,
which served ia the OF 1912. He
also the builder Of the Minnesota, now used as the
schooshD at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. MIR. POuk re-
tired from active service six years lie was the
IA her OF Naval Con structOF 5. H. POOk, who was until
recently in charge Of the Department Of Construction at
the Brooklyn Yard
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
pANSENGERS ARRNED.

FROM LlvERPoOL-Bg Sisamasto Bohnia-T d.
Allen. Mr and Mrs. NJ. de AlmagTO AMI maid. u
4. Archambaalt, y. AsicL the Rev. and Mrs J.
filler Miss e Bouiiier and Mrs. q. Banes. II. Bar
rel ir 1 W. Bennett g. d. Boynton. j.. III. Brady, Mr..
aud Mrs p BraBt child ara maid. Miss Bur ee O. VI.
NJ Carr Mr. and y. CgrUhers 4, G. CazenOve. Miss
j. Chalmers r. A. Claiming, the Misses E. N.
and j. Charming and maid r. +. Char es Professor ana Mis-
Church Masters Geo r., G. ana Percy church. Miss IT.
Church Master N. Clark W. COOncr. General . Cfaw
f,r T. = Cundy Mrs. g. Cutting and maid, " b. Cutting,
Cutting IT, Mrs. Doyle Mr.. and Mrs G. A. EldTfge Mrs.
H. Ferrar A.. j. Fisher the Rev j A. Fltzslm0n. y w.
Flood Mr and q. Fowler Mr and Mrs C. O. francyn,
children ad twI maid servants A. Ffled'
r. II. Fries, l.. T. Fe II. W. ttles, W. b. Gair h.
Glg the Rev Gilmore Mr.. and Ar. Graf, Mr. and Mrs.
children. Mrs and MISS H1Trs J. " r. Hat
field w TTaydeu G. Hayes HAYWARD q. Hobbs. a.
the Misses King, Lambert0n MI f. A. lane Mira hl
Lemalre Leonard j. 7. LuzOe Or. and MRS Longoe,
H. w Mpli W. Mars 2l. Mrs H. w, Marshall G. A. Mar
tin T. McCarty Mr.. Mcintyre g. MAI cr MI ana MTs j. VI.
MunZOn Miss NJ Ncwip. r. Norman. r. c. ~ taRa, MIS- "
g. Page Parker, 4. D. Peunel Mt. Pfat MISS ffat NJ
Read NIrs Robertson SchOfed Mr. and Mrs Solig'
man the Misses t. and NJ. ~pgman and maid III. seng'
man. #. D. Shay, Mr. and Mrs. W. She wool Miss H. smith
mad s. j. Solers, Mr. eteinhart MT and Mrs j. K.
Waiuwrght child and maid, II. MkOh. l. lson, W. M0 ID
side WOOdside Jr, SehOr NJ Hsia, VIE and mald H.
Bg sicamsbfo The Queen-Mr and Mrs G. de Imperyile.
Chapman. J. T.. j. Higgins, g. Foster MIS- NJ Foster Nf.
Mrs Ihro2morOn IL. Clifford the Rev j. N00dDurn'
Mss T.. Layce 'k, the Rev. A. i. kcnmout O. NoiLe MS
A. Gilslaud . C. 4. sta relY q. chamberlain. MIS- q.
Chamberlain the NJ G. and w. Chamberlain, MIS- r.
Smith. Miss G. Aycr, the Rev. H. McsAano, Miss NJ NC
Shane, II. GOOdheart . m
COnklin, Captain I. Norton r. G. Wilson, A. Fox h Rev
f. Guicheteau c. lisa and two chidrCn H. Woin T.
stanley D. Croker IL. Hanson j. stanton ~ sinder y A.
Brown, J. II. Money, p OurS, r Monhan r. y AAeh H
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
DEMOCRATIC WORRY OVER THOSE CIPHERs,
Lun,.n Ul.nnleh 10 The NlnciunnN ELnlLrer

The Democrats, as usual, are without a
leader over twenty Of Small Try have resolutions
prepared directing an investigation Oi the authenticity
OF the cIpAer telcgrams prued In THE NEwYoRK TRIB
INE Tne Republicans have already had "a COME ience
with thelr leaders aud Hale viii have charge OF the
oluCon which VIII come from that slde. The more
sacacious Democrats say they prefer 10 wait un
definite plan be agreed upon 10 the scope OF suCh
an Iuuuiry. Some want the matter referred simply To
The Potter COmuitee Others say let the whole subject
90 10 Hades and majority wOuI let IL there but for
The fact Democrats do not push n tIe Rtpub
leans will The probability, therefore, IS that after the
reading Of tine message the Democrats Will force ad
ournncnt in the House. which VIII them until the
following Monday TO determine What TO do with the
II iden-JOhnuy Oyle-MaGtOn Marble and Charley Wool
ley uaRiiuess.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
ss.sia.2eO gsI ss,s16.l4s 40
ROME AND CLINTON.

ROME AND CLlNION
Passengers carried, 3O475; freight carried, 27773
iron, freight $0sso 81 receipts from other sources,
~ OI6 81 Payments for transportation expenses,
ST. $50 So. One emplOye injured.
UTICA, CLINTON AND BINGHAMTON.
Passengers carried, 7S42S freight carried, 1926
tons; receipts from passengers S3l,37l 81 receipts
tram .gt SiO952 II receipts from other sources,
S5,74O 0G Paym MS Tor transportation expenses,
SJJJ22 "a. One injured
GESEYA ITHACA AND WAYNE.
Passengers carried 95,Sll freight carried 3S0,650
tons coal. 1913 tons receipts from passengers,
$iS lO2 2l receipts nom freight, S2U0,ln0 30; re-
poiIaIion expenses S2Sll3l Ol payments interest,
SJ4 S4l 90. one empluye ana two others KILLED.
SOUTHERN CENTRAL.
Passengers carried. % l34 freight carried 470O7l
tons receipts FROM passengrrs S73,SJO 49, receipts
nm freight $3.50 20 II receipts nom otncr sources,
stz g3g 80. Payments for lranspO t.uiuu EXPENSES,
s32U.OJG 81 payments tor interest, Yl26,lO2 53
SYRACUSE, CHENANGo AND SEw-YoRK.
Passengers carried, 9Gi25; tons OF freight carried,
15i2 $50; receipts r9m MssNengers Tjs,57O 4G; re-
sources. Slu4i ~ payments ior transportation cx-
peu.es S(g, ,JlG 81 payncnt OF interest, S7gJ %.
UTICA AND BLACK RIVER.
Passengers carried. 2lG5i5; OF fr'Nght carried,
1O3 $50; rec, ps from passengers, SlSJ3lG 80 re-
rtiy,ts from freight $2lSi6l Is rec Ipts IRON Otle
sonrces S4O33s AZ; payments for trans portatiOn
peuses S2l3 So 62 pay ments Tor interest sSO,46j
CAYUGA SOUTHERN.
Passengers carried 433iJ tOEs freight carried, 1884,,
III. coal, 2l,3iJ; receipts nom passengers, Sl6'
nam otuor sources, 90 SO payments for transpor-
tatiou expenses, SI4,3d0 10
NoRTHERN oF HEw-JERsEY.
Reteipts from passengers. $ls63S3 AZ receipts from
freight 5,7I9 46; receipts from other sources ~
ll3 "a; payments for transportation expenses Sloo'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
THEODORE p. HOWELL.

Theodore P. Howell died yesterday at No.
562 Broadst. Newark. Mr. Howell was born AZ sucka-
sunny Plains N j., January g. 1919. His father, Jacob
Drake Howell waS officer m the Regular ARMY, atter
whose death, u 1926 the removed with his mother
To Newark AfCrIeryug sch OOl ne learned the harness.
making trade. In 1855 Mr. Howell organized com.
pauv. with Peter Hayden and Abraham r. Van Nest ol
New-YOrk, Austin Jenkins OF Baltimore, and Pollock
Wilson OF Cincinnati, and since that time tue estdbhsh.
ment has become Of the most extensive In the Wofd
in the manufacture patent-eather His Survivors arc
his mother hs wife, four dnUg ghcrs and tWO sons Henry
C. and Samuel C. Howell. Ine time OF the funeral has
not been announced.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
SHIP NEb,S
ARRINED.

PORT OF NFw.YORK. ............... DECEMBER 9
str NewYork Quick. New.Orleans Nov 27, to BOgart
Sa1E Medusa Ger, seidelberg Nemel via New.Haven.
IN ballast 10 EunCb, Edye 8 CO.
Schr Hope (Brl H, Wind or \ :, win potatoesbO i
scif Charlie Bell Br Knox Providence, in ballast TO
schf sarah Mills Burdics Philadelphia for Bristol 1.
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON Dec 3-Arr str ODER from NCw.York for
CFor OTHER snip Ns,rs see BiqAth Pagsl
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
A BRILLIANT WEDDING IN BROOKLYN.
The parlors of Judge Alexander McCues

The IdflUiS Ol JuNSt AA'NA"''''
s,euce No. 2lg Raymoud-s, Brooklyn. were thronsc-
it evening. Oh the occasion Of the marriage OF the
Iud,e,. Youngest daughter Miss Jeanne Adele, TO
james c. Bergen yoang hTheE onY ,no n,lopySs Vas
s1p sn1cpr.,rmcd by the Rev. Father Frqnaolls oil 81
peters Roman Cathonc Cnurch' the pI,uo M, an
Some norSi bell There we're fon- brilgimiGs I, amt
proomsmrn Among the guests were Jun5,s ~ GiiPctt P
Ell Trtf. OF IN. supreme Court; Judg' ItUtS1 ~ NY
I anIls of the city Court; cx-Mayor John W. Hunter
Thomas SULLIVAN, Dr. Andrew OtIeI"on ana Di' o. w.
1. ..Tt.p
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
RAILROAD REPORTS.
THE WORK OF THE YEAR.

THE BUSINESS or THE NEw-YoRK ELEVATED, THIRD
AVENUE, BROADWAY AND SEVENTH AVENUE,
EIGHTH AVENUE, AND OTHER STEAM AND
HORSE RAILROADS.
ALBANY, Dec. 3.-The list of delinquent
railroads which Deputy state Engineer smallsy pro
poses 10 give TO the AttOrneyGen raj IN order tDH
proceedings may be instituted against them for neglect
20 make their reports at the required by law, com
Urses sixtyfour steam railroads ana sixteen morse
ralroads OF the latter five located in New-1ork
and hye in Brooklyn.
The following additional reports received and hled
by the state Engineer. They are here made compira
live with the reports Of the same railroads Tor 1877
NEW-YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
THE ROW ~ E4Sr ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 3.-In accordance with n
resolution passed by the CITY Council Of East ST. Louis
Yesterday City Marshal Carpenter took possession to-
day Of the Market House. the headquarters OF Mayor
Bowman, together with all the city records con
ained therein. and conveyed the latter 10 the heu-
rters of tbe MeTropOtan Police force Mayor Bow
man protested against the proceeding, but onered no
resistance leaving his office quietly when Marshal Car
Ter directed him to- Mayor Bowman Issued proc
nmaon this evening, recitng the act OF the Clly Mar
shaI aud appealing the citizens to preserve peace
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
T1E FULL-FLOwER OF BULLDOzING.

The full beauties of the south Carolina plan
are gradually uniOlde0. 10 consists Tsf, In buduziug
tho Republicans before the elections second, IN buryIng
them under myriad Of tissue bal OTIS at thc election
and third in crushing all proceedings against tins force
ana fraud Dy dragging tue Witnesses away from the
Federal and before The State courts on rumpeg-up
chsr0es and thus put ting them II the way What
further Hover viii blossom from this exotic on Amer
can soil we eau only conjecture. =.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ABemdrIe Roie'-Wm Beach Lawrence, of Rhode
Island g. Schle singer, German Consul at Boston
Gg HOisR Van Pestel Minister for the Netherlands ~
Nashngton..- WbasOr ~ enalOr lheOa0Ie al T'1
ernv OF Auburn y. " Henry r. Pearson, OF Albany D. o
bIIs Francisco and Ex-Governor r. b. Bullock' ot
GeOria -. Eofst-iudge William L. Learned. 81
the New.YOrk Supreme Court - ts ~ Hg. -
W. WOotv, Of Cincnnaii Wi lam L. scott, OF EIle Fen'
AlansOn Page OF OswegO R6ssOre HOtslusur-
ance superint nCent John r. SmYth. Of Albany. -
DOii 5fr-General y. NJ Curtis, OF Ogiensburg n y
...t NIeh0as -LeuenantGoy-r or ke3nen troS
tor 0f Vermont .. Otsi Brt'Src-ROUert Garrett, ot
Ba!tmOre. Ne,0. York HOIst-Judge W. = Chisholm, OF
savannah SiinteUOnt AOHsc-CoOlol john D. wilkins,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis far lie past p hours,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, / a. ma storm
of considerable energy is central Lake Michigan.
The barometer is hrhes In the West Gulf states and
Is rising rapidly IN Manitoba. General snow has
fallen ~ tue Lake region the Ohio and Upper Miss>-
sppl Valleys. NOrthwCStery winds prevail IN the Ur-
per Lake region. northwest and Ohio Valley elsewhere
they are mostly SOuthWrserY. The temperature has
risen IN the south and southwest; elsewhere 1t has
fallen.
Ildicaf,ons
For New-Encland, colder and partly cloudy weather ;
areas OF ram or snow; winds mostly u0rhweSty; laI!
iDE preceded In cast portions by rising DaTOmrt r.
For Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather; fire.
qu,nt lght rain or snow; warm sUutuCry, yeeuug 10
cOlder northwest winds; falling, followed by rising ba
rUmeter.
Ing temperature Will remain above freezing IN the
canal region.
Storm Signals.
Cauu0nary signals continue at Lewes, Cape May. At
lanuc Cl,y, Baruegat, Sandy Hook, New York New
Haven. Ncw-LOudOn O.wcgO, Rochester, Buffalo, Ere,
Cleveland, .nuusly, Toledo, Deuo, Port Huron, Al
peua, Alackanaw Ciu, Grand Haven, Chicago MIiwau-
ECe, EscauaDa, Marquette, Duluth.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

cCy ~
CbtA Tue divisions fJr
preceding midnight fne oscillations
utne arfcufy during
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec f. / a. m.-The barometer
during the clear and partly cloudy weather yoster
day, but fell with tho increasing clouducss in tAc night
The temperature fallen, and Che amount or moisture
has been diminished.
Partly cloudy Coudy weather, with light rains may
be expected In thIs city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
n1lnnrn wIrn REp PErrER AND ROBBED

William Stiene, the ticket agent at the Coih-
munpaw Station 81 the Ceuntral iao'u Vi w
- ~ ,,i,od t,o last night by thIte IN the
wasdowS near Grand-st Jersey City one OF the men
nrew red pepper In nis eyes; They then k%n3ChJu % @ n
Ia,ntnV S35 No trace OF the hghwaymeh e"uld m DO
fomnd Mir stiene suffers greatly with the red o'"'
IN his eyes.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
,IPHERs OR TRATION-wIITcUI

The Washington correspondent of THE
TRIBUNE says Inc IIlcuds the President in EewYOrk
largely 10 help Senator COnkng IN the late
election in the state II was the sort OF help that the
Presidents friends, which doubt some after reading
las article the Message, then Sir. COnkng did receive
helu One of MarOe's or PeltOn's cipher dispatches
struck more Democracy than dozen speeches
OF Orge w. Gurus or any other friend OF the President
barrel OF Custom House money could not accomplish
half 30 much single dispatch 10 No. 10 Gramercy
DarE
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
THE IRREsPoNsIgLE LOBBYIST.

Washington specials state that one of the
strongest Uuucs tuat has been collected at Wash
ngiO making ITS APP carauce there, calculating upon
tbe pussibY Of hurried session and the reckless
sponsiuilty Uf members who have failed Of reelection.
here the Is there VIII the eagles be gathered
together 1t Is pity Congress cannot fAl some means
OF getting rid OF the whole tribe; hut the trouble IS
Congress isn't % be rid Of then They furnish
cham gnt supprrs, many ways ala 10 smooth
The con re,smBl's path ia lie. Rut they a scandal
10 tue Nation ana stencil IN The uOstrs Oi honest
III tla anne
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
MUSIC.

CONCERT AT THE NEW CATHEDRAL.
A promenade concert will be given at the
new St. Patrck Cathedral tomorrow evening in aid oi
the bull ing fund. GimOre's Band and Mr. Levy VIII
furnish the music. Many people will DO doubt gladly
avail themselves OF this opportunity to see the interior
Of the building after the booths have been removed
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
THE WRECK OF A NEw-YoRG SHIP.

EAsrPoRT, Me-, Dec. 3.-Ihe snip owego'
~ New-York which loaded at ST. John with deals Tor
I I,vrrpocl went ashore last night near Nes QdodaS'
the vessel is a total loss. The cle" were s''eu'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
1T Is.
From The Philadelphia PreSs tRepo;;l

From The Philadelphia PreSg (Repl
A Washington correspondent OF IHE IRID-
USE states tnat General Butler intends to push forward
a resolution To- bring senator Matthews before the Pot
ter Committee or, If s refuses to appear force
him 20 come the bar OF the House and answer Tor
tempt Senator Matthews need not fear such actioH.
The bar Oi public opinion Will decide that Mr Matthews
contempt iOr the Potter Committees well founded
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
TRIBUTES TO Successful LEADERS.

We are OF the opinion thattU tine personal mag
netl,n aud capacity Tor leadership OF senator CUnkmg
and ex-senator Chandler the Republicans Of tue wnOlc
couy are largely indebted for their brilliant triumph
In the late elections. The influence or these two men
reached out far beyond che mis OF their own States
and gave tone and vital strength % tue Republican
cause very The lesson publlcans ~, that
II they would regain and MAINTAIN cuHtrOt OF the cOun
try they must not discard their able leaders
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
THE BOARD OF CONTROL TO MEET IN NEW,
YORK

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-The Board OF Con-
ro of the combined coal companies Will meet III New
York on Thursday next. The opposition oI 'he Leh'G"
valley Coal Company to the present combination has
au.cd serious doubt the possibility OF renewing
c comnacf int il Il now declared thar reasonable
compromise ia made Judge Packer VIII ho' ano" 'Ho
combination 70 expire.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
KEEypS CORAER IN WHEAT

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-During the afternoon the
market reccded rrne and closed only shade higher
than last evening stated tonight that keene has
received large additional sum OF money Tom
New-York and that tomorrow there wiz De Il move
urut In Milwaukee To capture all the incoming "Lcal'
and nolh II in the interest Of The combination
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
no LACK OF REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL TIN
RER.
Prom Tbs C1ersland Herald lRep.l

The Republican party has 10 lack of able
men from wlncu s. lcct candidate Tor President,
Samuel f. Miller U. T. Grant. James G. Blaine Roscoe
COnklpg, t. lockwood HOsr william A. Wheeler, VII.
liam II. Evarts, James A. Garfield George +. Eduunds,
all are Of distinguished abilities aud the selection
OF any one OF them, II ratified by tue people, wOud III
sure to the Government wise, dignhed able admins
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

A Justice of the peace at NewH Hartford mar
rgd corule tno other day. and the groom asked him
hi, terms after the tied. Well said the jus:
tee The code allows me two dollars" Then said
the Young man, here's dollar; that Will make YOU
three" Cedar Falls Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
IfisaP Privilege

Not "a tborugbIy appreciated az Oayht bo be able 70
masicate iOJd without getug q twinge Tom exposed
nerve The fortunes OF the t0Oth-ache henCs. Avoid
them by renoyatug your teeth with the machess SoZODoN
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

Special attention is called to the removal
sale OF simpson, Han, Miller CO., silyerware manuiae
turers, 670 Broadway, on the eighth page.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

the horse. The organ has cornet and bassdrum at
tacbment The residents the streets which IL fre-
quents thinks that fbe ills Of life have multiplied.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs no
2ls BROADWAY
Gam. f3 ~ Noon. IS. Sp NJ AZ Midnight "a
Highest Guung day. 4S Lowest "a
eraee 44a4 day is7I 80
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
p Q S T S G Rlr I
$40 a. m.
$40 a. N.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

MORE SOCIALISTS EXPELLED.
BERLIN. Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1873.
Several moro expulsions Of Socialists have
been ordered by the Governments
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
OPPOSITION TO EDISON.

LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1878.
A notice of objection to the grant of
pateut 20 Mr. Edison for bis electric hight filed yes
rrlay in behalf Of j. H. Russell The Will be heard
IN about a fortnight.
For other ForSiqn NsrS FirSt FHgs
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
hnINFBECit AND CONNECTICUT.

Passengers carried, 13307; tons OF freight carried
5s,lO3 receipts frnm passengers $S4S76 13 receipts
from freight, SASH 50; receipts from other sOuleef
60 263 2i payments transportation expenses, S54'
Iss is; pay ments for interest Sl6O OF.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
6peeial Notices.

BibIiotheca Unica.
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ton Hall, the
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EVER oyrESEb ExERA ~ b wSfKS COUNTRY
DRAMATIC LITERATURE.
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EXQUISITE EDITIONS OF THE GREEK AND LATIN
WORKS RELATING TO THE ,prs
BOOKS NOW o& EXHIBITION.
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THURSDAY EVENING
SUBJECT
GOOD IN NATURAL LAW"
TICKETS FOR THE COURSE OF TEN LECTURES 50
EACH. INCLUDING RESERVED SEAT.
Neryous TX ausuon-A medil laI comprising ssns,
Of delivered at Kahns Museum OF Anisomy Syw
dsputaOy how lost health may % reclaimed anorqT i G
and physica debility being result Of 20 years eN
pprieu
Secretary KAHN'S Museum. Bso BrotlNaY Ne@- 1OrA.
Pas. Omee Nouee.-Ihe IOreign Or tae wees oanly
sATiIllDAY, December z. 1875 viii close ~ tls 70
o1 WEDN EsDAY, at lO3O u. Tor Europe Dy steamship
yiua via Queenstown correspondence Tor france Ia D9
forwarded by this steamer must be specially adaiesIe1 ad
a. iI3O a M for France direct by steamship ~ Lauehl
VA iigyre; on THURSDAY at 10 a. m, iol Europe ~
Camsnpt OF New York, via Queenstown lcoIep1huoo
tor Germany and France TO be iOTwardei oy tls Steamer
must he sDecay addessedl and AT IL NJ Tor IlIope by
ssamshO Fri-s via Plymouth, ChetD0utg ahG hamDuIEi
on SATITRDAY az 1870 "A. m. Tor Europe Dy steamshp
GImauc va Queenstown correspondence ior GERMANY snd
Sr1nd TO be forwanod Dy t' steamer must Oe specially
rssedl and al 1850 NJ for Germany &C. DY steamship
Rhen via Southampton AMI Bremen correspondence LOT
Rr1fain Continent 70 DO forwarded Dy tnlS
steamer must be spenaly addr'sse) and at w m Tor
.g.Iand dlrect by steamship Bolivia wa asgOw. Tho
Abyssnia CITY ot NewYork and Germanc DO not
IaEs as of Denmarg, aBJ MOI Say The malls Of
Ge West Indies aud Argentine leave NewfOrE De-
cambsr g. The mas hayt and Jamaica leave New York
Dsermper5 s. Tile mails fO Havana ieaye New-fork Decc
her me China Japan leave san Francisco DC
ceuber IL The mails for Australia &C, leave san FRANCISCO
THOs L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Post once Sew.YorE. Now ar 30 1918
The heirs or nearest OF kin t. HENRY SMITH. ALAN
son GREEN, THOMAS II. JACKSON and DAVID BIZ
CIGG viii near OF something their advantage by corre
spending with L. L. WREN Au'''n A'A~''