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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02


BANKs-suddenlv at Newcastle Westchester County, n:
y on Friday. November 90 Esther Jane, wife oil William
at the house on Tuesday December at o'clock
BATFS-At Kalamazoo Mich. on November ~, Elizabeth
A TAYLOR. widow Of c. r. Bates, esq.
CAPRON-At Walden, ". " November 80, seth NJ Capron
Rlayes and ren are to
at his residence 1880 and at the keomed Church
Train Erie r. r. Depot foot OF Chambersst AT ga M
FAyF-On Friday goth inst. after lingering illness, Maria
Louise wife OF Jam j. Faye and only daughter OF 'ne a'e
FSD@ra :vces will be held at the residence OF her mother
20 st 4gthst Monday. December z, al p ~ ltls re-
quested that 10 flowers be sent
popRFs-,t grookIyn November 80 Adene Louisis
Youngest daughter OF Robert W. and Hannah T. FORBES
FRENCH-OD saturday, Noyember 80 al me rssaenee
Patton daughter of Seth b. and Ellen ~ French aged IL
The remains will be taken to Fredericksburg Va for inter-
HAvILAND-At Harrison. n. y Dayid A. Haylana on the
2Sh day November after long Illness III the o0n year
FGnrrs s ii o'clock Monday % December. at the
rls Of iae family are respectfully invited 70 attend
Carriages viii be the arrival OF tram leaving
Grand Central Depot at $50 A. M
MEDALLION sunday, December L. lS1s Arthur Hamhtoh'
infant son OF James n. and Emma Mccall
sMITHon saturday November 3d. 1873 at clinton at the
smith OF this city. the s4thyesr Of hi. axr
Funeral services al Clinton. on Tuesday afternoon
rALLMADGE-on Sunday. December l, Eliza n. wtoow OF
neraI ryees AZ her late No 80 West 3lstst
on Tuesday, December 3, at 3;3O p H. II IL Ah"y To
ouested that no flowers be sent
TREMAIN-In this city, saturday morning, November
80. Lyman fireman. ,. D ., o - IA q, CT peter,.
Funeral on Tuesday, DeccHDer D. AZ " me- nv y"
Church. Albany.
UNDERHILLon Thursday evening 2sth inst at Is Ess.
22d ST, Mary L. daughter on the iate James W. anu max
Relative. friends are Invited TO aeni the tuneru h D
morning December at 10 O'Clock III requested that no
flowers be sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
NO MORE INVESTIGATION WANTED.
Erou. The Cincinnati Enquirer (DeDtl

The Potter Committee proposes to continue
ITS foolishness II Washington correspondents are
NOT deceived purpose to pursue the attack upon
Presidential title which II says Is unassaabe. When
tie Presidency determined beyond the possibility
OF change believed 1t To De the command OF common
sense 10 recognize that fact When the Potter inyesg
ton was projected The Enquirer expressed the opinions
AZ expresses today Having expressed our contempt Tor
the stupidity OF certain Democratic lead rs before the
last Presidency srranged-afler the election and
also an intelligent contempt when this Potter foolish
ness began for the who would beat the air, VINO
would raise bad odor fessedly to purpose with
nothing to gam and with come thing TO lose take
some cOmpiaeency In view OF the newly announced pur
pose these gentlemen 10 renew the assurances of our
consideration. We only ask that IL shall
not be nationally understood that they represent the
spirit or the intent Of the Democratic party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
SHIP NETS
ARRIVE ED.


PORT or NETWORK ........--...... DECEMBER
Str Gamma (Br Leddcoat Bermuda Nov 30 TO outer
Str WhcSham (r) Williams Marseies Oct H. Patras %,
Glib altar H. with fruit to Phelps Bros vessel
70 John T. seager -
BARK Arches of Londonl Gibbs Ioio lsa days. with sugar
o order; vessel 10 master. ,- On -
with coffee TO order; vessel TO Funch. Edye 4 Co -.
BARK Lndesnaes mon, Tunnesen sien souays IN oaAs'
T. Tobias & Co. , IN L.. u..,h
Indse Hermann kOOp Co. a,
Bark Belgium (Of Wind 81 Greene. HOnneur, Oct oi'
In ballast TOT whitney q, Co. 49,, -
Brig Helen of Boston, Briggs Ruatan 81 days. with cocoa
nuts 10 order. 4, ,-..su q
DAYS with sugar and melado Moses Taylor & Co.
Sclr Marie lOf st Johns -, Rose Char Otet0Wn 4,
IA DAYS with potatoes 20 Duryel; vessel a. master
Schr John Halifax (Of Shebune - Ross ChafloetoWn,
T. l. l0diys, with potatoes to Darrell Co an -, .,.
Schr Mary Lunt Lee CharlOetowD, IT, IL days. Win
tn order a., - --,.,.
schr Prescott sweet. Georgetown l. 10 days with
schr Adde Sawyer Cook Crapand l. 10 days with po'
schr Nellie Clark Clark ST John n, days, with lumber
10 ] VI schuyler vessel 10 Jed. FRYE q Co. -, -, ,.,.
-chr Young, Gates, River Herbert y - 10 DAYS WIN
SC T James Freeman. Keller, Thomaston with lime to
schr W Ellis ferguson Blue Hill. Me, with granite to
Bridge Co. .o,-,c>- poprs
QUEENSTOWN Dec Arr strs city OF Montreal IRON new
York; Illinois from philadelphia for yerUOol SIR Britannc
from New.York signaIled on Crookhaven at ~ u
HAyRR Dec Arr str France IRON New.York.
MOyIIE Dee Arr str sar, inian, from Montreal ana
Quebec for Liverpool
IFor other ship Meas Eighth PagGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

only. tr'nes Of American ornamening Toe French,
mans the French womans bat- ano
dresses and shoes. must be procured 70
please teia while the boys who would Win their hcarS
must wear German English Shoes ana make the
hearts OF London tailors light with orders inr
It's upon sus. IT'S the way OF doing ~,
for our candies tOOtnsome as tnosr
OF Paris American hands willing, American tall
ors IS anxious as airy 10 please IT'S true We make ou
CARPETS and silks our calicoes aud other stuhs but us
rrenchmcn aud G,rmans who design these pat
terms and the employment OF Americans MAKES
slow Roadway. The Messrs Tiffany are g1ins
country yeOman service N tue emu 70
tIey are making 10 educate designers ana IN Boston
taey are also training American BOYS AMI glrls Id ln
art OF design, bui want much more sfs-
tematie and extensive effort put forth. As WIN
everything here much OF what is to he Done
will be due TO individual effort, aud =. We
think we have right to look to the New,
York Society of Decorative Art for some hep IN tuc
matter Something might be said a. 70 ther
me hnds OF deal NJ with designers, but we COZ,
tent ourselves to-day with the expression Oh
the earnrst hope that they will waste DO
time in providing people who are Wnnus
Ia learn with proer teachers and that thev will open
their eyes 10 the fact that the society can only be tru
charitable which heps people 10 do Thoroughly wei
what they un dertake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

Here are the watchwords of the Republican
pariy for 1880, whoever may be Its leaders. Honest
measures honest money, honest NEIL Milwaukee Sen
tlnel QsePl
If will be strange If the Democratic mama
eers do not before the 4h OF March perpetrate ohes
ADEQUATE take from them the power 10 prOlOhg theH
career OF mischief-IUtica Herald tRepI
The position of the Republican party to-day
IA proud one. II stood upon homes prncle, IN
swpryiur and uncomprOmsng, aud II has won, making
yery heavy gains almost everywherc.-IMadlsOn tWisl
journal lleO)
If New-York should go Democratic next
year tue prospects that General Grant may become ne
Presdenria candidate will be regarded gOUd-much
better than they apparently are at present-lBuhao
Courier ID
In 1880 the whole trouble will be settled,
but resolutey aud effectively that neither
south Carolina notification Solid south" Will
ever he source slightest uneasness again IL Is
moi so long wait The Northern people need to feel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Freeman (kep.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

conspicuous here than in the nasn,y
hsiouS and the oympian dignity OF his stuptn
OF "' The best of the solo singers was MI
oous e-o who found congenia work to DO IN ~
ke@ "ns paccnus ever fair and Young" and Re.
lanO"' r,motheus cries." and did it extremely wen
vsns1 t,oien Ames was hardly strong enough Tor the
miss srs ana Mr. Courtney, who took The exsctne
s .oaor part. WAS sadly noarse The hrmness anu
spirit Of the chorus however lnaae a~'" "na 81
ST. hor.comjugs OF the solo performers am M
.no IN saasoD of the Oratorio Society opened WIN
80 propise Dr. Damrosch has done so much good
s,h tins excellent organization that evidences OF l's
oon,,nped y1gor and enthusiasm. such as we hau Cd
So,cdsv night must be remarked with Keen satsiac-
on nv all lovers of what is pure aud true In usicai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
MlDAIGHI WhAIHER RBpOKE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for lie Dast2lh9HrS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9, 1 a. m.-The ba-
rometer is highest in Nova scotia. storm OF ncreas
Iug energy central IN the Ohio Valley, near Louisville
The barometer falling rapidly from the Upper Lake
region 10 tue Middle Atlantic Coast. Ram has generally
fallen from the Lake lO 10 tue south Atlantic Coast
The temperature has fallen In tennessee, the ONO VAL
ley am Last Gull States risen III the Lake region
and Atlantic Coast Sta.es; elsewhere mas remained
nearly stationary EistrIy wirds prevail IN the Lower
Lake region, Middle States and wEngl nj; south
~ estery tue OniO River To the South Atlantic
Coast elsewhere they are nOrthWeslerly
Indications
For New. England, cloudy and rainy weather; warmer
easterly w!nus aud falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy ana rainy
weather: warm easterly winds and falling barometer,
generally followed By rising barometer and colder
westerly winds.
Storm signals
Cautionary signals continue Jacksonville Savannah,
r, l Island, Charleston, Smlthville. Wilmington Ma
con, Cape Lookout. Cape HattaIas, Kitty Hawk, Cape
.,.,4 SoTthfO L. Baltimore, Lewes, Cape May. Allan
TIC Clty. Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New YORK.
New-IIaven. New-London, Newport, WOOo's Hole,
Boston, Portland, Passport, O,wegO. Rochester,
on and after December - the display OF cautOnary
signals viii be suspended on the lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
BOOTHS THEATRE.

M. Edouard Remenyi gave last n'gn. a.
BOOTHS Theatre one the most successful
that he has gwen thus far in TINS el'y' !, "%,
GIVEN IN conjunction with certain members ol .ne
Mapleson Opera Company. who ADDED not ut'o W "o
.res, ~ the occasion RemeDyi played fantasia on
.., to,, 4" ,rhe Huguenots" some pieces by Chopin
20 hungarian melodies which he himself arranged,
snd the PagsuIni Cspriccios." which he has pay Gu
before signor Galass sang the Evening star seen"
tron "Tannbauser" and other members OF Co,o me-
,arf,rInapce the charm which II hnd' IhIs WON "
Sam@pyi will play In Baltimore and Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
MUSICAL NOTES.

brilliant performance OF La Sonnambuia
mas g,ven AT the matinee Saturday, Nine. Gers'ers
nersonauon of Anina arousng extraordinary emu
s,asn. s,gnor Frapol had been announced for H''"o
but Camuanlui appeared his place lor "ni d. en- ,
audience were duly grateful, TINS pe4uE 'H' =" $780,
panini's best aud favorite roles
A young lady named Annie May hessier
Iii o,ve a concert AZ stemway Hall this evening
Signor Campobello has been engaged lor
.,er,v concerts with Remenyi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

There is every possibility that the Radicals
have destroyed most OF tue cipher dispatches which
were found q box IN MOrton't committee room Those
printed by THE NEwYORK TRIBUNE convicted no Dem
ocrat foul dealing but showed cOncusyely that the
Radical Returning BOarders offered the votes II Louis
lana and Florida for sale TO the highest bidder and sold
out TO the Radical leaders TIE NEw-YoRK IRIBUNEs
ectasy the dispatches II has stolen rests on weak
basis Tue editor OF that paper probably believes that
the Radical cipher kilograms fully eOnvctIDg his prty
OF successful bribery, have been burned up IL would
be proper for the Democrats to investigate the subject
and discover upon whom tnls vlllany can be sadded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
THE LTVFLY TINE COMING.

Tie FtIttOuFlN tVDfihfft u1ttt' Iftp:J
II is quite evident that the cipher dispatch
revelations are causing the Demo cracy quite deal OF
trouble The more sagaciOus OF their leaders feel that
the affair cannot be ignored and are disposed 10
let Tden the weigut OF lis own sns ana not use
the Democratic party his scapUgOat. The south Is
represented being very decided in this view. OF
course sensible politician would think IL possible TO
make OF Ideu Democratic candidate In 1880, ana yet
90 avoid this 1t be necessary bring mis- crime
close home 10 him. by Congressional investigation 1t
will be remarkably lively affair, II once entered on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
THE MANHATTAN BANK BURGLARY.

The story of advances made by the burglars
TO the directors Of the pun1ered Manhattan Bank LOOK
ing 10 the return of the stolen securities for large sum
VI money published yesterday for the third tme was
1p11@'ieay denied by President Edward Sebell last
tIS KNOW nothing Of these Stories" he said II
Mons ~ ~ ius would certainly know The inyesliga-
.e,t va Ine ponce have revealed the extraordinary
n VIZ" IN when The robbers waited their chance 20
a. ,ne puhaer More than twenty months ago the
LIS % vas aee aud the outer door OF the vault
mss Doreu 'nongn Tue thieves found that they could
another opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
GperiaI Notices.
Cyprus

Cypruss
ITS ANCIENT ARTS AND HISTORY.
ILLUSTRATED.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO Az NOW READY,
conta
CEsNoLAs LECTURES ON CYPRUS.
Illustrated by OVER FORTY ENGRAvINGs.
CONTENTS:
I-PHGNICIAN ART
u.-ARcHAIC GREEK ART.
IIf-PURE GREEK ART.
Iv.-pEcADENcE OF GREEK AND ROMAN ART.
PRICE 10 CENTS
.ppREss THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Nine di Murska appeared at the Grand opera
. last evening for the last time for some WEEKS Her
concerts Fave been remarkably successful and II is OBJ!
because OF engagements in other Giles tbst 'heS ~ ~
continued for the present. Yesterday evening Nine u
marsha had the assistance of Levy. OF cornet celebrity
Of susni OF Professor John Hill. and Of Glmores banu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CHoRIsTER

Henry Dickson, age thiIty-fOur years, Choir
ster ia the English Opera Company recently singing at
the ST. James Theatre took opium yesterday morning to
end ms lite. The company to leave the city to-day
Dickson took poison the theatre tor what reason
i. II known fIlend brou- ut nlm to the Police sta
ton Whence he was sent to Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

such cases. the Jury did not find Indictment but on
Saturday that the laws the subject be
made plain.
Martin Taylor, who attracted considerable
attention last week on Of confession hat he
had stolen baot-box keys In order manipulate the
ballot the interest Of Surrogate Daley. after
the election year. ago. before Justice Bloom
Saturday on c. arge OF assault aud battery. Tue
complainant was Jane ]. ODonne % No. 341 Adams
st., the Editor Of paper called The standard. dis
mute between the Two men IN the Municipal De-
partmcrt Building. and Taylor called Old uuell llar
When O'Dunucl retoTted Taylor struck him. Taylor
"a, SLOWED To go on his own TecognZ ncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
VERY HEAVY SNOWSTORM.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-DIspatches from the
West say there has been "a tremendous snowst"rm on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Kansas City entirely
.ated Geographically, aud the whole surrounding
country Is buried IN snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BERMUDA-By Steamship CdHifnl-Mrs Grace
s d. OTIS p Haliocs, Miss ;. q. Gorham A Black,
Mrs MISS +. Cameron, Captain C. W. Jones, WIN.
Joyce NJ 50 A. Bean. ~ -
FROM VERA CRUZ, ErC-Bg steamship GUY OF psra
Cruz-J ToneI r. BoadO NJ Goldberg r. = FERNANDEZ,
A Hopen. NJ del Vale E. Castillo T. Jane, Miss L. CHASER
L. la Bocoa, NJ. Himachn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
THE SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 NEW-YORKER

MATAwAN. n. j., Dec. 1.-Francis p. Simp-
son. for many years with Messrs c. T. Reynolds Co..
No los Fulton-st. NewYOrk. visiting at the residence
OF his mother In Matawan suddenly dropped dead while
sitting III char this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
, O S T s G
3:45 a. n.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE FIGHTING IN AFGHAN. IAN.
TIE RRiIIsu FORCED TO RETREAT.

LONDON, Monda, ID &C. 2, 1873.
The Standards dispatch from Thull says the
Afsbans have got their guns the Peiwar Pass, and
have established battery the summit. Tue Afghan
troops the ridges and erags. Three regiments
failed the enemy's position on SAT
uIday, and RET red discovering his strength
One man was killed and twelve wounded. The with
Urawa If battery aud of the camp the remainder OF
force rendered necessary by the accuracy OF
the Afghan artillery flle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
GovERyoR NICHOLS REFUSES TO TALK.

NEw-0RLEANs. Dec. 1.-GovernOr Nichols
has returned from his through Tensas ana Concor
dia Parishes He has made careful investigation OF
the troubles there, aud peremptoriy refuses to talk
about them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

The Inns are the feature IN the human coun
tenance hen white Rsening teeth thsy
lneXpreSb biz attractive kissi0e III TACT Lals @
ghi Of this fact aud remember that sohODoAI VIII "hiei
and preserve your teeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

Russian Baths. 10 Lafayeteplace near 4tst The nos'
Injurious bathing establishment In the eitY Cheuaod as
remedy for colds, catarfhS or rheumatislns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
HOW "FRAuD" CANE TO GRIEF.

There were hopeful possibilities of fun in
the Fraud business Ms POers Committee was hcKlrg
into shape, but the cruel NETWORK TRIBUNE has
clpnered the fun all Of itaud pretty much every
thing else, too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
MARRIED.

RARSFS-DAVIS- SO Thursday, November % 1873, from
the residence brides parents by the Rev. camp
boTo. y. Y. William Gardner BaInes "
Flora daughter OF Isaac NJ. Davis. esq OF FOnha n l.
ROssIN-RoSENFELD-on Tuesday. November 20 l BY
II the brides parents by the rev ~.
thei Rossn Rachel eldest daughter OF Isaac ho
senfed, all OF the City OF New.NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

Rusipess T. dull Try stock specuation THOUSANDS o.
dollars are made investment Of one hundred
send TO Alex rockingham Co.. brokers. ~ Wnllst Ae"
York for their Weekly Financial Report-sent free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

American star - soft Capsules.
Pine vrapprr Avoid fancy names Our SanddlWoOi spec
tally distilled under Government test.
-' MAUGIR & PETRIE, 10 Reade-st, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
TRIBUNL LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. .. l a. m.-The barometer
rose steadily during the generally clear weather satur
day (sce line beginning at 301 and ending above 303,
but fell during the party cloudy weather Yesterday
afternoon and (see line beginning above BOB
ana ending below 3U2l The temperature mas fallen
since Friday. The amount of moisture In the air is not
large.
Cooler and cloudy weather, with rains may be eI-
pected In this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

Economical Uou.eeepers canuot afford 10 be without
Pyle's Ola y, X. soap. sold by all Grocert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YE~TERDAY AT auDNUrs NO
2Is BROADWAY
San 80 Noon. As. p m "A. Midnight AZ
Highest dur1ng ~ Lowest 81
GRACE. Al same 1877. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

81 have theory about the dead languages, y
INA, new rev., student Is r asked the professor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

GEORGE ii. LEWES.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-George Henry Lewes, the
eminent writer and husband OF George Eliot" Is de nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
PPoMINENI ARRIVALS.

PROMlNtNI AhhiNh S.
FIN Arsnu- Neutrality-suspicious. Philip III.
Sheridan Colonel Michael W Sheridan u s. A. General
Benldmn F. Butler. OF Massachrsetts and Ex-Governor
FREDERICK ssyth Of New Hampshire Eteren is,-
William s. GrOrsbeck, OF Cincinnati ST Nicholas ROfsi
william rts. OF Chicago. aud Il X Bridgers President OF
The Whining Weldon Railroad Company. "
Hoe-Hsnry A. TlieD. of New Lebanon " Park
~, oetCommOdore Bryson. L. = n, and General l..
p Graham U T. Ns,t. fOr HOtsl-Pay INSPECTOR a.
IL Gilman u n; CAPTAIN Kennedy Of the steamship Ger.
manic aud Captain Land % steamship CITY a. NrwYOrk
e.. Union SOUR, L0fe-John I. For OF Baltimore
A.tof H0bssExC Cong essman G. r. Hulburi. OF ST. Law
renee County, HOuse-Geueral A. &. Nc
Curg, of Chicago HsTop0tidH HOs-The Hon. James
Cunningham. of Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed nth falI
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
ALFRED WIGAN

Alfred Wigan was Dora in Kent, England,
in 1873 He began his theatrical career in London, st
the Queens Theatre, under the management or
Mrs. Nisbett. in ls36-'37. He afterward PLAYED
1t London theatres while Madame Vestris Mac
ready Webster and Kean had charge OF them. Mr..
wigan was subsequently connected with several the
atrica enterprises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

Albany. but nrtrr the attack on Fort sumteS
he Joinet the, Republican party; and took par l
in the great Union meeting held IN Tweddle HAL Al
bany where he made remarkable spescn. In 1852 ne
ran for Lieutenant Governor the Republican ticket,
but that year Seymour aud Jones were elected 10y
small majority. He ardent and efecty. sup.
porter OF Lnco rs policy. He was cccrd speaker on
the Assembly IN 1866, display Ing importantly, drparb,
Good Judgment and tact whica mad him very poprlar
Speaker He was elected Congressman-at-large In
1872 over = OK, but DID not take very prominent
position that body After the expiration o his term
he resumed practice of law IN Albany. He was vel
known as Acting AttorneyL5 neral M tle Tweed fra
and also A. the drfrn Of Edward ;. stokes.
Tue members OF ne bar 81 Is city met saturday ana
appointed committee 10 take suitable Scon ~ regard
10 Mr.. TremaIL's death.
ALBANY, Dec. 1.-The funeral services OF
the late Lyman Treman will take place at 81 Peters
Church IN this city. Oh Tue day next at O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02

Norvou. medical essay comprislng series
of Iseinrrs delivered Kshns Museum oil Ansomy New
Vor nm me cause OF premat dec me- showing M
disputaby how health may De egaine anons :,
marriage and the tIsatmen ot
s and physical debility being te result OF ~ years eh
ience mail 25c currency OF postage stamps Anafoss
secretsry KAIIN'S Museum 6So Broadway, New. YORK
Republican Primary Elections III, M.
OF the several Assembly us
tcts will meet at their respective heaSqursLs on Cor Ins
nay EVENING December 10 lSIs, Mt O'CLOCK, ioI tne
purpose ofcers and delegates 70 te a,
Delegates 10 De appOItoheu as
rese1 cTedentals secretary immediately
after the primaries ,,...u,,,,a.
~ " JOSEPH &. PINCKNEi, President.
soLoN y. SMITH, }socretaries
O. BURNS
yn,t catnrrb can be cured demonstrated In nm
are,ls OF cases where PONDS EXTRACT CATAkkH CURE
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