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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
WULIAM ~ BUDINGTON. ID. u.

The Rev. DR.. William Ives Burlington died
his residence in Brooklyn Saturday morning. He
was born at New-IIaven Conn, April -, 1913. lie
graduated at Yale College in 1884, studied theology
the Yale Divinity school and at Andover leaving the
la-t nlmed institution in 1899. lie orIIned pas
OF the First Church Chariest0wu Mass. the 22d
Of April, $40 Here he remained for fourteen years.
In s3 he preached IA the Western Presbyterian Church
for short He linen called 70 the pastorate Of
the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. IN Brooklyn
and BEGAN his ministry there the 22d Of Apr. 1850
In 1886 ne received from Amherst College the degree OF
Doctor u Divinity.
The ministry OF DR.. Burlington IN Brooklyn was from
the first highly successful His preaching attracted
great congregations and largely attended by hear
ers members OF hls church. which remarkable
for the interest infested in all works
In The Beecher Tliton affair. which unfortunately
agitai@d the churches Brooklyn. Dr.. Budington. IN
conjunction Win the Rev DIR. storrs. was engaged IN
an effort TO keep Plymouth Church within what they
garied the line OF cuy. There WAS much conference
aud much correspondence with hut little result. An
ecclesiastical council TO which Plymouth Church was
invited IF cted little and did nothing 10 neal the
differences which had arisen. to put Plymouth
Caurch in position OF closer fellowship
In 1873 DR. Budin gtOn attacked by OF the
lip. when rapidly developed. This was twice excised-
IN ths country and in london. lie returned
from abroad after the last operation apparently much
improved health but the terrible disease soon re-
turned. nor did third operation prove successful IN
arrcsiin H. On The ODD Of December Dr. Burlington ad
dressed letter his congregation resening the pas
fn-al ofce which Il bad been his honor and happiness
h0id Tor nearly tsour years In this touching
Or. Bad IN the most 2fccfi0Datc manner,
reco .ulz. ms kindness winch Cuing BIS long Illness
ne had been rne recipient " Although" he said,
a. have been permitted 10 see your faces,
yOar voices have seemed 10 penetrate TIE
silence Of NV chamber and have been surrounded by
the beautiful and fragrant renrnbrances ot your ioEc
In conclusion he said do not bid You iureWei- 1
hope sr to be VITA y0n Il not rs Tour pastor "A one
who forget that he has been your pasioI and
hope has Oeen 10 spend an eteriity WIN
you under the OF the Shepherd OF Souls"
In 80 DR. Buain g on published " History OF the
FIRST Church Char-siown. Mass: he also published
occasional sermons; in 1s73. Re sponsve Worsip
Discourse With notes and letters nom the lSeVs u D.
Bacon, l.. Bacon, X = S,OTrs, j.. and o. hers
d. BudnEton twice marie q. HIS FIRST wife was
Mas C,nntou OF Washington, ID. C.. and she the
mother Of i've OF Es children. He Second vile Was
Mr. Nicholson ~ Canandaigu He leaves three
and three HIS funeral Will he held Tomorrow
al The Clinton Church and his Longtime ifend
the Rev Dr. L. Storrs Will probably conduct the ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
MICHEL CHPVALIER-

The death is announced at Paris Of NJ.
Michel Chevaiier the welknown political economist
H. was born at Limoges the 1871 OF January, 1906
The son Of tradcsman. ne at eighteen OF age
adia 20 the Polytechnic school and aftcrward to the
School Of Mines Graduating engineer be was. about
The time OF the Revolution Of July assigned 70 the De-
partent the North. Accepting several OF the theo
res OF the OF ST. simonIss. he became contribu
tor 10 The Globe newspaper their organ He thus In
Cured the dispeasure Of the Government and was
sentenced years imprisonment but was released at
the end six months. NJ Theirs then Minister OF Com
MERGE sent him TO the United States to investigate the
American system Of railroads For two years he travel
led IN the United states visiting also Mexico and Cuba
The result OF his observations was gwen in series OF
letters TO The Journal Of Debates These were aierward
collected and printed under the title OF Letters from
North Anerica." IN 1-3s he published a WORK on
1.-The Material Interests Oi France
In 1870 NJ. Chevaler entered the Council or state
and the Superior Board of Agriculture and Trade he
was a 20 appointed Professor Of Political Economy IN
the College France. and after made Chief En-
sineer Of Mines In 1s45 the Department OF Aveyron
trade opinions prevented his reeecton AFTER the Kew
olution of.lS4s. the sentiments OF " V5svaler De
more conservative, anu. unaer Ihg FrovlsIona,
Government he lost his professOrship He aiterward
regnn-d all his old positions was returned 70 MS enar
Ia the College Of France ana MS SCAT IN Tie Couen "
site Tic was elected in 1851 member of Tue Acac-
envy of Moral and Political Sciences AZ me Exposl-
ton OF 1890 IN Paris. be was one OF the .
and he WAS president or the French division the Jury
q the Exhibition VA l,o- nv
Golden in 1860 arranging commerce al treaty
between England and France. During the
same year appointed "a senator ana al
suniec Of legislation relating 20 nnhnce anu
proGncti0n received his particular attention lie SUI
publication of the Official report OF the
Upivesal Exhibition Paris In 1867 and the ntrocuc-
tOn specially treating NJ modern production was rrom
ms pen. La 1866 he member OF the Commission
10 Investigate State OF Agriculture ia 1869 us was
president OF TIE International League OF Peace.
M CheyAiier besides the wOrks already enumerated,
wrote rue Is hnus Of Panama " Qs4ll " The i-"erty
OF the United States $40, Ex3mna Ion OF M lrU-
tective system OsJD, Questions Social ana Poltl-
cal" us52). "rhe Cod Question " 1888. TIE Expe-
fitou TO Mexico" Q-G2), Mexico, Ancient ana
Modern" 1883. Z" Course of Political Economy, 3
volumes QS42-'5O). edition 1866. aud The War
aud European Crisis " Q-5Gj Many OF NJ. CleValerS
works have been translated into English
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A GREAT WESTERN TORNADO.
KExrucxY AND INDIANA VISITED.

LOUIsvILLE Ky., Nov. pa tornado ac-
companird By a deiuge OF the southeastern
marion of tins city nj a. IN. yesterday. The storm
cae from The southwest entering the city "a the end
OF Fonrth-st and going out at Cave IN, Going great
damage In is course The roof % the Rev Stuart Rob
insou's house was blown of. Tie grand stand Of the
Louisville Base Bali Grounds smHshed into kindiing
wood The suburb. known az Brownsto~n also suffered
severely The hurricane had fu sweep across the Com
mons II coupletriv demolished tLe Bew brick ware
ousr of the Laval Crystal Spring Dstlieiy at the eLd
oil Fst and carried portions ~ the ROOF quarter p
mile. ,--,-
GrScfSNArI Nov. GA dispatch from Greensburl
I'D eav. a heavy rain and wind storm visited that
place Yesterday. blowing on roofs ana teariue UP
trees Lightning struck several houses in the vicinity
doing more less damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
DIED

Aaron and \ ancy Parker, both Of New YORK
DIED.
BLArR-At Ansonia November IS sherman C. Blair aged
ONO and Wisconsin papers PLEASE copy.
The rsanee ~ S, OF 81 a this osy ~ At
tAe fsI her recent associate AID President FREE
held the Church Of ST. IEnous 4olit, between 6tA
4. p 81. FURDY. n. D. President
"a CAsrlE. NJ D.. secretary.
BUDINGTON-Enircl life Saturday nsorniny. Noyem.
Fanefa services vii held the Clinton conrre
O'Clock Friends Ain y requested Dot to seaa dow
BUMsTEAD-In TITS city. November es. Freeman J. Bum
Funeral At st suatna csnrch 81, and OH.
ave. TUESDAY. December .. m 10 o'c'ocS
al Sot a 70 ssa aoveP BASS "
The Fellows Of the NcvYork Academy Of Medicine are
naaus 4oths 81 between 5th and 9Th AYES TUESDAY De
F0RD6YGE BARKER, N. D. IL D.. President
COSGEK-on Thursday. y. Mary Frost widow
fS sS say "a, ga az Attend tn,
day December l. at D. m.
FRAsEgon s.aasy. November 80. 1879, Joseph Fraser
RusD: CO. o@', San '''u WIN the o'' '.'
Funeral rake Tuesday December p ct O'Clock
from ms late resdoroe No. IL eth ave, Bsookiyn
HIGGINs--As Montclair. N. ]. November 90 1872 Miss
Relatives ana family are invited to attend n.
KetleweIl No IS West a6Ih.st. Monday. December l.
at } O'Clock y.
HOwEs-At windhan Conn. November -. Geo. d. Howes
agr. 81 veil known through Conneelieut SewYOrk
NewJersey. aud The ocst 0f tbs trefenDeTg
Company ne Wa faithful and obhgng, true and honest
KIP-A Peekskin. FRIDAY evening %
fred Csrpenter Siie Of Isaae kig Ltsi 81 years.
from late 'ssie Broad Peeksk,
dav, December l. at l o'clock.
Train Grand Central Depot IL O'Clock No lowers
LEwIs-In Brooklyn sunday Z, November 30 Theo
dore Cnyer sen OF Theodore r. aud Elizabeth &. Lewis
Relatives sSd friends are respectfully invtai - attend his
the " hs 200 Presdcutst
"Wednesday. December D. At o'clock.
PHYFE-On Sunday, November 80. 1872 N Fannie wife
Of Edward y. Phy'e ana daughter Of John d. Westake
Tuesday. December l3O lats
residence. 1873 Fat 36th-st-
Inter:nent at rarrytOwn
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend.
sEYNOUR-On Monday. November %. The residence
her s0nnia~, Charles RahL Amelia Clara seymour (nee
Connolly. widow OF Edward mOur. AGED "a
uttered AZ PefEsxiu
London and Portsmouth, knglaDL and California papers
please copy.
TowNsEND-In Newburg on Friday evening. NovcmbeI
". Timothy Townsend. formerly OF TINS city.
will AXE from this r0sidenDs ef Townsend n
Cock Lrcust Valley. l. l. On fnssiay. December ? at
Trna leaves Iuuters ~; returning At
3.n5 o'clock y. m.
Relatives aud further
VAN NOsTRAND-Tn this city, on SATURDAY November 90
invited
the Of bis G. =. Buxton. 5th-ave..
northwest corner l26h-st, o. Tuesday December = az
1899 L. IN.
Texas papers please copy
WOOLsEY-On November 20. 1879 Rath arms Canmann.
Theoaorns Bailey MOossy, and laughter OF Mar.
ga-etta L. and the late DR.. Thomas Ward
Funeral iTom rrinty chapel, West 25tnsI. Tuesday
morning, NJ $50 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

the dramatic much to be desired. and a revival
OF Scrap ~ Paper would AFFORD amusement to the
hest classes or riayRQers--- Mr.. Locke RichArdsun
probably viii Soon repeat In this city the shakespearean
entertainments with vhich he charmed society last
MIS- Nelson, Mr.. Edward Compton and the
Nelson company pasted thruDsh the city saturday
on their 10 the West They tn act I'm Cincinnati
and next wect IN Csieago. NJ RI. j. S4rysrPs the
atricai companies nov IN France and England, are
quite successful but the Rescued " and r, hidden
Fruit parties ~ this country srcm 20 meet WIN reg
lcct. Nr. Buncic2Elt quescent. and the funeral 81
that c01spicrOus critic who swallowed lis - book "
has bcea indefinitely postponed
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A NV DrrIyr-lox.- IA most execrol

4 NV DEFISE-IoN.-Panl "a most execrable
PAINTER DoH't ySa know tue difference hetxeen
genius and mere talent jest GOn't J. fh0r IN Lcuk
here! II fellow An,ws how 10 paint f0r instsnos ard
he's got plenty o, say for himself besides. and
30 ks hike downright clever. jolly. smart. we'll
dres~ed. witty. pie3ssapt aud Intelligent caap al
ar0nnd, he's merely man Of fQlIt Ifals mar Peter
more cxrcraje Iaintesl-~ On. tlats Fou, s n -
Paul" Yes But " Be only knows how TO paint. aud
csn'f bob 70 gnOs~. and looks n he'd lust
promoted from EariswOOd 10 COiney Uafrh. he's a
gcafus" Peter" Ali 1 elpnO-e mats me" Paul
"Yes-f yOu only knew how 20 pant!"-l Punch.
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poliiiral Nollres.

yIifs Assembly District Republican Asaociaton-A reg
ular nonth4y neetng this evening. al O'Clock.
CORN LiJs VAN COTT.
President
y. \. sHrELus.
PATRONS of the Thlrty-ninth Street Laundry
viii po-sOle delays during ~ novs 60. Gu
above 3-th 81. and adjoining PARK ann nhord's
HOLIDAY PRESENTS ia Meersckaum and Am.
Der 0uo.s prces tho times C. HKna 3s1 Br05ns
81. unGer Occidental H1toL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
THE CHORUS Of rHR beats"

Mr. Hugh Hastings observes that every time
The IRIBIN gets Of tie OsleI morning papers
10 the matter OF news they scream JAY Could IN
cEorus
from TIE Nsr- York C0mlasTcidi AdrfrtssT.
TO-days TRIBUNE cuntiI wat purpQrtcf % be
the report - the Secretary OF the Treasury aud
World aud The IsHes. With charming accord, JON
together ana SAY n forgery. Perhaps u l.. hut when
THE TRIBuS published the sale ~ Central stock they
also said neu estseIned contemporary engaged In
little stock obbng operation. OF course
port meant for Wall street. according
papers which have not Got And what uno document
Is VIII be- seen by pretty full abstract which Will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

CULPRIrs WANTING FORGIVENESS wIrHoU-
CONFESSION.
~

The squirming of some OF the New-YorI1
newsua els the sale r the Wander bit would
be panfli behold n 10 not auuslng One week
agr THE TRIBUNE published clrcunstantal account OF
the negotiations Tor the purchase this stock by
tain We-known banking houses representing t.Ie Va
bash This piece II startling
fed every particular b. the actual transfer of the
stock Wednesday. the 26th inst Tue " en-
vious rivals who had missed thc DE-
uOunced the story " stock JO0biDR trick.
artfuilY c0ntrved by Jay Gould and his assOci-
aes for the purpose depressing Erie aud other stocks
when the " bears" wanted 70 buy. The Tribune was
attacked organ ~ the strckJoDbers. and hOmi
lies upon prostitution Of tbs great newspaper
purposes OF clique ~ Wall street operators were pub
sned FROM DAY 10 day. II turned out, however that
THE TRIBUNE published a most Important item ~ news
In advance all the Other SewNOrk Journals, ans hat
the Story the proposed sale every prtcu-
lar. TRs manner Ia when The enViuus fiyals trled
let them selves down frn ter hn raj elevation.
after sale actually made - commended Ia all
cuurts who want 20 be forgiven without making con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
THE CIRCUS.

Mr. Lent's circus is steadily growing in public
favor The attendance ia regularly lorgethe audience
being mostly composed OF families King Sarbro" the
Japanese acrobat has appeared there ana performs AIS
astonishing upon the rope-welking on thin cord
u the ton ~ the building, aud sliding backward 10 the
ring on his feet. New clowns and riders have ap
peared ard IN all respects the exh Dion Drignlens as
the holiday season advances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
HAD THE NEWS rOO-aR VANDERBILT AND IRE
TRIBUNE INTERVIEW.
From The & Y IpeyfcGn HxcAdn1r.

The american EyckGRge published, stimuli
aneOusy with THE rkrBUs tue fact that such nfgO
af0ns pendsng under al the circurnsf&ncfs
the grafutcus and nlrDis Ignoring Of TIE iH<rtcaH
F-chdncg y the Of that newspaper
either THIS city 10 rh'- cuDry Is n,tfed M mani
Testing toward u.s. Mr.. Vanderbilt declined yesterday
be iFtiWr Interviewed upon The subject, bot stated
reporter % he AAcrcGsi Erch9n1s that TIRE ntef-
view s.cn publ Shea IN ye4feTCay mornings IRB
UNE correct. aud the pest which he had serD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
LIKES ITS NEWS BETTER THAN ITS POLITICS.
From N. RaL.inaora llzct.a LDcnll

A big victory has been won by HE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE. Fully q week 10 announced the
prospective sale or 100000 s1ares Of Mr. Vdncerhts
Central Railway stock 10 a syndicate organizsd In the
interest OF tho Wabash system OF railways. All tue
orner New York newspapers dcnCu ced tho story aud
charged TUE TRIBUNE Win having pul IN circulation
for purely j0bhilg purposes Yesterday morning
TIE TRIBUNE haC the pleasure OF publishing tins
nation 81 the saie-the largest stock operation ever
made in this country. n THE TRIBUNE fair and
honorable treatment Of political questions II IL
In hand ing financial matters, It's good name and repu-
zion would DO materially strengthened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
IN Ex-MAToR or DETROIT ARREsTED

CINcISNATI, Nov. 3O-A special dispatch
10 The Commercial from Detroit Mich reports that on
Saturday evening ex-Mayor ". ". wheaton was ar
res,ed on a charge OF embezzlement made by Caroline
Y Roninson. Of Greencaste, Penn. She alleges that
Wheaton oahrzzled money received b. him
"a Trustee II the estate OF David wilkins,
who died many years ago al Allegheny city.
the arrest il ssid 20 be- the OF dssensOn be-
tween wheaton and Luther Becoher wealthy capital
Ia of De lrDii Extended litigation Is promscd. infulv
Ing persons high standing % Michigan and Cleveland,
OHIO. Wheaton promptly gave bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
KILLED BY A FALLING GRAN4RY.

HANOVER. Penn, Nov. Soy esterday even
ing wme Messrs Etze YOUNG WIN
workman, were engaged in the cellar OF their
warehouse, Il 'was noticed that the walls were
ding An alarm was immediately gwen.
and Mr. Young and the workman succeeded IN getting
a. tbe yard unniured but Mr. Eszie cauEai by the
falling wall Just ~ ieap,ug trom tAe "ner Ahd
in.faUtly killed The building. winch wH- recently
erected CONTAINED about 20 900 bushels OF gram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

When mind and body are out of sorts with
cold v'iiONnes~ IL, cosfiv-nrSs.
Gui headache and an .udsposilDn 10 SIR abgut, be
you m Tor a bilious attack, springing from
less a. sOrdsred liver. d.. Jayne's Sanaiive
Pills VIII the liver healthy condition. and
speedily remove all hilary distress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
PERFECTLY INDICATED.

The NEw-YoRK TRIBuYE has perfect
viudlratOn tue cOnsumHa ion OF tie great sale 0f
Central Railroad stock II gaze early information Of
this transaction. and severely ssSaiiCd N the
presumption thIt It's publication wa for stnc jobbing
PURPOSES The event has wholly justified The TRIBUNE.
and discontinue of It's York Tunes,
Albany Irgis and OtherE-is complete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
Ms THI-RsBY,S CONCERT.

The fist concert Of Miss Lmma Ihursby
since her return from Europe Will take place al stem
way Hall this evening. when the excellent and
admired young arts; viii no doubt receive cordial
welcome She will sing the polonaise from Mignon
and the fnal ara from l. Etoile du N0r,i." and viii
be ioned hv Miss EnIly Winants IN duo from Bot0s
Mehstolelr" Bliss Thursby has been highly success
fll both in Paris and IN London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

Mr.. R0ebuck was for many years one OF the
most prominent figures N British poitcs lie WAS born
a Madras in 800 hat went In his boyncoI Canada.
and remained there nine Than gong 70 London
he became rrster. anc IN i32 entered Parliament.
Where he soon became prominent radical rrf0rmcr.
In $50 he was appointed Agent Tor the Assembly OF
Lover Canada during lie contest between that House
and tEe Executive. IN SO h. elected for sheffield
which n represented unti 1869 H. the elections OF
l-si DE asaIn returned Liberal from sheffield
the inquire i-to tue state
or the Army Ia The Crmca when caused tae resignation
n t.c Aberdeen Ministry. Mr. KOcnuck Frequently
pursued lnde pendent Ia Parliament and was
noted for his periinacious attacks aud plain speaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
A CHICAGO MIsCREANT.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-In the ease of Crowley
and Gllen charged with throwing pepper In the eyes
OF Illinois Central Railroad messengers six months ago.
and robbm them OF 1000, the jury, after being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
k4rEsr SHIP VIEWS

PORT OF NETWORK -.-ARRIvED NOV. 20.
str Alexandria Br LiBQuinster Genoa Oct 20 Legnorn
20. Napies Nov l. heesna Palermo DEMO To- Malaga
and Gibraltar -. IA Henderson,
str City Of Macon Kenpt0n savannah. % Geo Yonge
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Nov 30.-Arr RivarSaie tllr, Montreal
Quebec, Bristol 2 Sunderland.
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PAsSENGERs ARGIgEp.

PROM LOSDOS--8Y STEAMSHIP srsra2LIA
Kesssr. r Watson. Chas. f. pola-f. r.
EHtIy. Miss Eaiiert. n. Es--.
Ion. o.. Leak MA
Phcl3s. MT. Chs librrs T. Conser J. r.
Bell J. Dgclry. ". r. e1Endcrs a. a.
Bell Miss
FROM ITvEnPOOL--BY STEAMSHIP CELTIC.
Ann Mr Gri.ln n. Fowls. W. H.
Andre. Mr.. Honi W. J. rat9n James
Asci, l.. n Hune H. D. Pcffs. Thos.
Bauxh z. ard N-s. IlatE, salvador
Blair. r. r. Hardy. r. X. Reynolds. Ar. and
Bonner Hr 1T IA. John n.
Cooper. Rev 7. Jenkins. = Pred Cha. a.
Coiburn, y. a. Jones. Mr. sherman ]. T.
Curres. Don j. LeWruhaupt. Counf Sheffield. Nr
Doyle n. Srffr. T. y
Dunbar. Mrs :. IalgleY. n. 1aa1f A. ".
and nfAnr Merrill D.. n. 7 -sIeli. John A.
Fletcher. ". IT, Macpherson, r. !. Winship. I. A.
By STEAMSHIP CITY OF sEN-YoRK.
Newrombe. Miss Collins IOsn Ptafr-. NJ.
BrethertOn. Mr. GbsOar. II. 0oalw a. Nj
GlY1n. the Rev. Or. Barrow, Thos. Munro. NJ
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
A SPLENDID vINDrCATION.
kSofa Tn Lffca HERALD

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE receives a splen-
did vindcation OF IT, enterprise aud accuracy IN the
confirmation Of the sale or the NewIork Central sOca
bv Vanderbilt 10 the syndicate In which the Union Pa
ct1c and Wabash represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

All nervous. eIhausng and painful diseases are quickly
and radically cared ~ Pu1SEaaAcHERs ELECTRIC BELIs.
with particulars free Call address The Pglver
machcr GslvanIe Co. lsi or 2el eroaavay New. Yo.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
DAVID +. BARTLETT.

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 80. - Professor
David T. Bartlett: ~ the American Asylum or the Deaf
and Dumb this city, died at the Of seven
ty-.our he = graduate OF Yale College. class Of
1S.s. been engaged the INST uctIOu ct deaf
murs for nfty-onc years, or longer than anyone IN
America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01

found IN another column n II II not the production Of
SecretaTy sherman Il IL very good imitation, anc the
public for what n IS worth. II VII dcubueS
De found however. when the regular report II sent out
at the meeting OF Congress. that iHE TRIBUNE rep"ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
MIDNIGHT BEA THER RArORT.


For the Middle States and SewEug' aBd. falling pre-
cedec by rising barometer winds shifting 70 southeriy
and warmer. clear partly cloudy weather.
For Canal reons OF the Middle States temperature
main above freezing Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dee. L. a m.-fhe movement
in has been almost steadily upward dur
ing the past IL hours lower white line for saur
dayss record anu the upper line FOR yesterdays erve
Rainy weather Saturday morning was followed oy
partly cloudy weather In the afternoon. with Hight snow
between and p. NJ; at night clear and fair weather
prevailed. Yesterday the weather generally clear
The temperature rnnged between 32o and $50 on sai
daY dotted lnr the average t44l being 70 lower
tnan the day year aud 9ts lower than on
Friday Yesterday the tcmDerature rsuci hcrween 70
aud $40. the f292o being 1879 lover than on
day last ard l4ho lower than on 5atuf
day see hroKen iinel The amount OF moisture IN the
air not large.
Clear rairand warmer weather may be expected n
this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
MADDER THAN EVER.
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The TRIBUNE has been roundy abused for
announcing that Mr. Vanderbilt had sold about
70 sell great block OF Central stock$20 OoC coo WORTH
THE TRIBUNE had IL. Mr.. Vanderbilt was quoted as
DENYING had made such ale, aud The TRIBUNE
nv ali its virtuous brethren OF the metopo
iran press OK giving currency 20 eTOundlsss stock Job
bng repo Ia interest," OF Jay Could. II out
however. that TIE TRIBUNE highland row It's con-
will dOIbtless be lncensed against 10
than because Of It's having got very important
pipce OF news In advance Of them all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-01
FRAsTTs u. PFCKHAN.

UREA, y. Y, Nov 30.-Ex-President Eras-
tus Peckham Of Pulaski dled suddenly his late resi-
dencc saturday evening.