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apartments in which. in " Les Ros in Exile NJ Az,
phonse Daudet installed his prescribed King ann
Queen Of lllyra. This was not the worst AZ me
Paris and Orleans terminus the bride-elect unex-
pectedly met grief-worn widow ciscroyncd pale.
weeping, and In the deepest mourning. she was
once the Sovereign of Imperial France. and was
vending her way to Madrid 10 receive the bene-
dictiOn Of n dying mother. In the gray hgnt OF
November morning she had been driven by the
Duchess de Mouchy from the Boulevard de IOuI-
celles to tine terminus where ut o'clock the inpe-
rial travellers from Austria were to resume theIr
journey after two days break. The widow OF
NAPOLEON III. arrived IN Paris late last night Inc
packet which bad taken her across the Chan-
mel was DELAYED three hours IN SNOW
Storm She was escorted by tue Duc ue
Bassano. and bad only TWO servants IN her SUITE.
Her wax-ke pallor and hallng gait excited tue
commisrration of those who recognized her AT
Calais aud at the Paris end of the Northern Railway
She Is half crippled from rheumatic govt. "heh
Lord Lyons applied NJ Gr6vy for leave for her 10
travel through France, her way 10 see her dylng
mother at Madrid, il at once granted. but u
was stipulated thai no friends were 10 await ner al
the depot. she was rapidly taken thence IN car
rage OF the Duchess de Mouchy, which had been
sent TO fc;ch her. In another carriage there Iyi-
lowed the Director of Public Safety NJ. Cantret tne
head of the Municipal Police. aud two agents or "a
SartfS PabiigRo. The ducal carriage entered lhe
courtyard 81 the Hotel de MOuohv the gate, whlch
bad been fang open, shut with cang. ana tne
pol &c eff ias wac did not descend. drove on 10 the
Nniste r of the Inferior 20 make their report
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5pcrial Notices

Nervous Exhaustion "A medical essay comprising .cries
Of lee delivered kahns MUSEUM Of Antony. View
York the and Of premature dcne showing 10
deputably heaith De reganc a1ordnf clear
appointments the Treatment
and sea debility De the result OF 20 years err
perencc ~ mai 25c poHtte 4tsnts Address
Secretary ksin'- NgSeum. On Broadway. Sew York
Post Ofce totice-The mails for tho week end
Ing -ArC hDAY. December q. 1879 vii c0se at this Sio
on TUESDAY at $50 -, Europe: by steamship Wv
0uIag, via Queenstown on "WEDNESDAY. a. a NJ Tor
Earope By steamship scyte. va eueeastown GA III r.
DAY. nc a. for ireland direct. bv steamship civ u
New fork va correspondence fof Greet Britain
aud tho Continent mast be specially anrcs-ef ana Al lOSD
ni for Europe by seams p Leasing va Plymouth Cger-
bOurg and Hamburg SATt kDAf. a. rs o for fu-
Topr. hy ste1mshp Celtic Queenstown
for and Scotland De tally adfre~-e.i and
o. 30 a. scotland direct BY steamship DevOnia
Glasgow and II d for Europe ~ sieamahip General
Werirr southampton Bremen. The mai for Den
sw!en AMI Norway dispatched ~ Hamburg and
Bremen only. The nails Tor AsDiDwz AMI south
Pacific POsts leave Now Ycck December The mails for
mals Havana i,avs New York D.cembe. T. Tho mails
for the We I1ies Braz ani Argentine leave New YORK
Decembor The mails tor Ncwioassand ieage S-S. York
December The for Porto Rco New York DE.
ceber g. The mails for Australia &C. leave san Francisco
December % The mails Tor China aud Japan leave san FIRM
THO- 4. JAMES. P0sfmasfsr
Post Office. New. York. Nov. 20 1873
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BUSINESS AND TRADE.

REPORTS FROM AMERICAN CONsCLs IN GERMANY
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Bret Harte, United
states Commercial Agent AT Creeld Germany in dis
patch TO the Department o. state dated September 80
1870, transmits his annual report He states that the
chief productions SILKS and yelves. There has been
a great increase in manufacture and sale OF these
goods owing mainly TO the returning prosperity OF the
United States The trade with England has fallen of
Velvets having again come INTO fashion, the demand
for them has been greater than tie supply There
great advance in silks IN the months OF May and
June, tlt since June there has been continuous de-
cline. The German tariff. which goes into effect
tue LIST Of January, 1850. meets witn objections
from tue Chamber Of Commerce.
The Uuifed States Consul at Bresau. Germany, IN Il
dispGtch dated October l. 1879. the chief prodac-
lions arr goods OF mixed linen and cotton and leather
gloves Breslau has felt the eject " the revival OF Dus
In the Cuited States. The Chamber OF CONNIE rec
has presented protest against the new tarin affecting
the price Of breadstus imported from America Russia
and Hungary. The fleet OF the talin the iuanuc-
Of iron and been favorable. The Breslu
Cooperative Association ha. tweHtyniDe stnres aud
1900 members. The ssles IN 1873 amounted 20
100000. leaving after dc0ucftng expenses surplus
OF $4,000, 70 be divided among The members
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HARPER q. BROS.

Harper'. Latin Dictionary. Edited By p A. Andrews.
Revised Charlton Charles sport
2,O33 Price, sheep.
hsi leather. $40 80 full Russia fl2 90
The Egoist comedy In narrative. BY George Meredith
tfO paper ID cents 80 DO In tue FraDkn square Library
The Bells Of Penraven. novel By q. /. Farie0 ito
paper 10 NJ. VI IN tho Franklin square Library
Art America critical and historical sketch BY ; @
W. benjamin PrOfusey illustrated -vO Illuminated cloth
50 90.
The Boy Travellers In the Fur Ea-t Adventures OF
= China. BY Thomas W.
Knox. Camp Fire ard Cotton Field overland
Through Asia ~ Underground" John" &C illustrated
SyO illuminated cloth. 50.
Studies Of the Greek Poets BY John Addngton sy-
mOuas. sketches Italy and Greece "heDas
Italy, &C Revised enlarged bv tie authJr In
vols l6mO, cloth, % 50.
TIE North Americans OF Antiquity. Their origin. mi
grauOEs and type OF civilization considered BY John l.
short. syo, CLOTH %.
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AUsTIN-In Brooklyn. On Wednesday. December 3. Mrs
Emma Austin.
Funeral from fh ~ Mrs Jordan 1t Catski ~ "
Friday December 8. at IL o'clock a. NJ.
CARPENTER-At Peskskil, on Thursday December -
Mrs. Frances NJ Carpenter. her sgd
70 ~ res "
Broad-si on saturday December o. n 10 - ocK.
Grand Central Depot AZ II O'Clock No flowers
DAWSON TUESDAY December 3 Hannah King widow OF
Captain Nathaniel Davis the Goth YEAR o. her
and reids invited 20 attend ma funera
ward Friday. 5th inst 10 o'clock.
HAYsCn "Wednesday syenns December 3. after lingering
illness, JOnn Hay, IN the b6th year "a ma
Relatives invited attend funeral
residence, No 80 West 52dst saturday DeceD-
Der g. at II o'clock.
HERMANCE-IL NexYork. on TIesdav. December 2 Jacob
Hermanre tg>i - and II Months
Funeral Elenvle. Ulster Friday morning IL
o'clock.
MAsON-At New Britain, Conn. December g. Albert A Ma
son lBrmcrlv OF BROOKLYN. agr 50 -sars.
Funeral New Britain saf1rd-Y, the 9th INST, AZ
o'clock.
Funeral will place he Twenty seventh Street NJ
IT, church. "a and 81 ayes, Friday. the 9TH
inst. ~ 1 o'clock
Friends OF the family are invited attend.
VAN nEVENrER-On Wednesday December ,. Henry b.
Van Deventer. tsei 20 year-
Relatives aud iagltsi - tfeni the funeral
b.. late residence. Bound Brook, y J. saturday. nsr
al Il 80 p.
Tr,a caves foot Of Llberty-st, y. r.. at 1850 IN.
wETMORE-At New London. Conn. December 5. David W
Wefmnre Of RrOOslrn. =. 4. aref ~
Funeral Friday nj T., from The Of his
in.aw Andrew Il. De VITA l56 JoraiomOn st. Brooklyn
No flowers
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TRUNK LINES AND LOCAL ROADS.
TIE BuFFALO RAILROAD.

ALBANY, Dec. An its annual report TO
the State Engineer the Buffalo, New-I0rk and Phla-
dephia Railroad makes the following returns:
Capital. S3.5OO.OOO subscribed. $3.50 100; paid.
S2.Oo4350; funded debt. $3.5i6.jOO; floating debt,
sl.O39,sO2 The increase OF the floating debt OF this
year only temporary being nccessitatd BY the call
lag In OF the 10 per second mortgage bonds for
rounding ~ per cent. Receats-From passenger
sos SSs 81 from fright. S797,Os1 2s; from other
sources, S29,236 IS; payments FOR transportation.
To7A327 81; interest funded debt S256.S59 so.
AsSeis-Canst-ucton and equipment, S6.73f4J4 Fl !;
nlls recr vablr. Si27 1876 IL; arcnunis receivable,
-lb--. II ensa hand. -. 90. 20. Lahiiifie-Cnp
IT, SZ.Vp4.Jo acronuf 80 stOe k, Ss0. 800
boads aa nor; cages account, SlCj,-3 nrst nnrtEa
bonds. - 100000; sccOuI ulnrf- bonds. rJiO 900
hill psvnblr >T7o.gs7 q iccl ana frcirnt contracts
SlVl S'G "a accounts payable SIC 562 80 pront and
.osg. 81 .3eI 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
CONCERNING MORE GREENBACKs
E,rotn The Bosf0n Advertiser Rep

1t is reported that "a prominent Illinois
Representstive Mr. Fort. for d guess-has been max
Ing a canvass Of Western ReDublicans aud nnds them
oppOsed Interference with the greenhackr That
A. plfy n IL Is but show hat the agitation
IN favor Of cancellation Is either unpronia1e or expe-
dent In not he FIRST time that the western members
have Jagged behind the people. ana opposed measures
as calculated divide the party when experience after
ward showed that party ready Tor an advance
movement As long the greenDaeks are out they Will
form a rally g-pont for the soff-money crowd Inc
tnlng 4; be il take them In and destroy
them For tnat all hardmcney men must work
M ali times and all occasions. The prospect Tor ear
rvtng the reform is not 0ne-naf dscOua was
that OF pas,pg any resumption act whatever when the
imitation bin OF 1874 went tn ough Congress The rea-
sons IN favor Of will be urged aud tee objections 10 IL
answered. III spite OF the Western opinion that the ag
tatiOn is ~ wise The will think better OF the mat
Ter ~ and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
THE SORGHUM SUGAR INDUSTRY.

ST. LOUIS, Dec AT the Cane growers
Convention to-day, communication was read from the
Whitewater sOrgo Association of Peabody. Ksnsas
which offers Of c05oerauon made. anu the state
ment that association had $4,000 invested 10 the
industry. An interesting report from T. p Russell Of
the sorghum establishment at Crystal Lake, H.,
was read in which statement Is made that about
As 900 pounds OF splendid were made there this
from very inferior juice. obtained largely from
unripe cane Mr.. Belcher. the expert OF the asso-
cafion IN his report says: d" II should be settled be-
yOnd dispute whether the polarization OF Louisiana
Juice and the polarization Of sorghum juice mean
the same thing III they D. question about
.he value OF the sofghUm tar has been grown
tuis year; bur II not the difference recog-
nized and understood the better"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
Mn. LEWETr RE-ELEcrEn pREsIDENT.

The new Board of Directors of the New
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad. better known
uud It's Old pane of Erie Runway. held their first
meeting at No. 45 Exchange-place yesterday. The >
wasa full attendance. As expected. Hugh j. Jcwett
Was reelected President. p. W. spencer chosen
Treasurer. and \. r. McDonough Secretary. Mr
Jewett submitted the LIST Of subordinate officers and
AL confirmed in their positions.
Mr. Jcwett surrendered all the funds that in his
possession and granted flll release
The funds amounted in value to .cvelal millions OF dol
lars Mr. JcTett has retained them up 10 the present
time IN order 90 meet claims against the old company
Thar Clt bc made Lawsuits brought to enforce
these claims hut the settlement Of or the
greatest of thrm has taken away the tcessy OF
--ryinc the funds any longer. The there
might changes the Board Of Directors be
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MARRIED.

ADAMS oRLIEs-At 81 AIMS on the Heights. Brook
lyn Wednesday. December 3. 1l9 By the Rev Noah
HINT schencK. u. D., Thomas B. Adams ana Annie daugn
ter OF r.. W COrins
BELLAMY-W IIDER-In Brooklyn, n. Y, on Wedne sday
evening Decembe at the residence Of the brides mother
r. X. Belamy assisted by fle Rev. NaYiaBd
d. Frederic r. Beilamv. Of hrooklyn, 20 Blanche
daughter OF the late John \. " lder OF Albany
BROUS- BBOSE-At Westfed. '. j.. December . by the
Rev II. G. Rush Haywood c. Broun 10 Henrietta Mary.
danghtof Of Fritz and Mary sterling BrOse.
HATCH-EtGNEY-At the residence ~ the brides ather
December nv the Rev. Edward Clark william d. Haich
Lucy Chloise, daughter ~ Thomas Risuey.
HOLMEs-VAN DEUSEN-Ar LinndAlr. near Hudson, y. :
Wednesday Decsmher , oy ne Rev Anson j. Epson.
D. D.. John Nee Holmes y. D., OF Albany. 10
Jennie sanders. daugnter Of Mr. susan Living
the late Peter Van D,ESen, OF LmndaIe No
cards.
sCHUY LER-EELLoGd-o "Wednesday. December , At
the Church Reformation. BrDokiyn by rho Rector
John q. Bacchus assisted by The Rev. William A.
suvey 81 Grace ciir h. rucrctia D Keogg. OF
BROOKLYN Richards X. Schuyler OF GreeDvie n. J.
ILING-ZABRISkIE-On Wedfsdav December 3.
by the Rev Erskine v White, D. D. Edward Church Ster
ing virginia Allen. daughter Horsburg Zlbriske.
All notices If Marriages must bs iniOr'st Viii fall
mn nj .dfrege
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PUBLIC OPINION.

II tho Democratic party were to go into
bauku c. now Us Liabilities would exceed It's assets
cuornou- ly-; Indianapolis Journal uHrvJ
Next 10 the presence of Federal bayonets
At the POLLS rbere nothing that the patriotic
ire of "A Democratic Senator az a 81 200 Office under
Democratic control without; Democrat N t-lCincn-
nan Gazette fRepJ
Senator Gordon has struck the keynote. 1t
Il the rolcv Of the through her representative
IN COngross. 20 Keep quiet and allow the Republican
shrek. North their malicious course un-
Needed. un0ppOsrd and unrecognizcG-i Washington
Posi- fDcnll
Ex-COngressman Frank Jones Will IN all
rroDabtt b. the next Democratic candidate for Gov
eruor in New IamDsi1re. With strong and popular
Pre-identin dsJe and Frank Jones the Guberna-
f0ral ca ma "a e. me eectOI al of that STATE
longer ice placed in the doubtful CO iumn.l Portland
fafcl Argus fD-m.l
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great doorway time In vain, until at
last they observed that he had already entered oy an
other door, and then seated throne prepared for
him In the chsncei. II seems that while going 10 the
cathedral he learned that like occasion Charles v
had entered BIZ small side door which. from that cir
cnmstince had taken It's name from him. Thereupon
he determined TO enter in tho in hope thar the
door might afterward De called the door OF Charles v
and Bonapare Egain It s said that when he was TO be
crowned Emperor NJ de Renusat submitted scheme
which he had been commissioned 20 draw up for the
new court After reading It Napoleon Observed There
II not enough pomp; all that would not throw dust in
peoples eycs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
RAPID TRANSIT ABOVE THE HARLEM.

The Mavor's new Rapid Transit Commission
will meet this afternoon. but the amount Of work 1t
Will have before it will pr 5abiy prevent formal
hearing of rne committee appointed by the meeting
of pToDeIty-hUlders in the annexed district on We'd
nesday evening II Is likely, however, thar "a time
may be- set for such hearing The members of the
Commission reticent rs to the work already aC-
cOmpllshed. ana rs 20 the routes they have ap-
proved bat il If intimated b. gentlemen who
know the views of some of The members that the
RaIrOsd-ave route favored by the speakers at We'd
nesdays meeting is not likely ~ be selected by the
Commission unless some fresh arguments in lrs
favor presented 10 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
THE NEW ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
.LONDOv. Dec. Al n meeting 10. dav of the

'hvNpoH, Dec. AT meeting To-Day OF tue
bond ard Stockholders of The Atlantic aud Great Western
Rrfoaf atthe Cannon street Hotel NJ Lewis explained
that the reOrganized company cleared % az
cnian-ling engagements Win other lines The Oaio
mortgage. be said absolutely cancelled. resolu-
ton ratfying tse proceedings u tAe reorganization
trustees, and authorizing them take tae necessary
steps 10 complete the REORGANIZATION carried
mon IT, A fund % G23.OOO which had been raised by
assessment on the bonds voted FOR thc iemunera
ton II the trus!ees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
A rILDEN SETBACK IN PHILADELPHIA.

The anti-Tilden faction of the Philadelphia
Democracy forged ahead ON Wednesday IN way that
Mr. Randall viii despise. Tue Opposition. having 81
delegates the State Convention. odt OF an entre rep
resentation A. wall not leave tne unhappy Claimant
friends M TINS city ground which 10 stand
their boosted hght for the control OF the sate
Delegation the National Convention or course Penn
sylvana Is big place. and the Randall party may yet
accomplish considerable work in the INTERIOR but to
clear that the keystone Dele
CATION IN lssO will not be tor Samuel j. Tden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
PHILApELPHINs GREAT SALE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1.-THE final transfer
OF the 5916i shares Of The Pennsylvania Railroad stock
owned by the city. the Pcnn-y lvania Railroad Com
panY took place ~ to-day when Mayor -tokey
and CITY Controller Psttsou signed tranAfer books
Of Tie cOmpanY The aAOnnI OF The .llc y s2J1l49O
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HENRY HOLT - co.
N.2 r. - .sslAe

-one New spsper Tendencies. delivered h-
foe the Editorial Associations Of New NOrz and Ohio By
Whtelaw Reid. IDnaO. paper so cents.
Hector Berioz selections ron MS letter. ami f-thctc
Humorous SatiI1cai gs Translated BY William +.
ArtlOrp l2mO Amateur series, -
The Magic Of the Middle Ages. BY Vlkior Rylberg.
Tran lated A. H. l2nu. 81 IS.
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CHARLES sCRisSER's SONS.

The Coaliet OF Christianity with Hrataenism BY Dr.
Blho translated by Professor keucri 4, emyth
ami the Rev. q } H. Ropes. l vol. crUwn -vo ~ DO
The Serpent Charner tale Of the Indian Mutlny. By
nusscet IthuT u India and ifs Native Princes
Transl French by Mary de Hsnteyiiie. yy,
sv0 cloth. Numerous Illustrations ~ 90.
Letters Charles Dickens Eii ed b. has sterln
law ms eldest daughter With several lac smile ctt.rs
vols, i2mo. ~.
Along the Way A OF poems By MARY Mapcs
Dodge. Editor OF st. Nicholas" VOL. square lzuo ~.
llac IN "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
THE ROCK ISLANDS KANSAS CITY ROUTE.
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Rail-

road obtained the joint Of he Branch
o. The Hannibal ard ~. Joseph Railroad. leading into
Kansas City. The Rock Island Road has reached that
point by line the eastern bank of tho Missouri
River from Leaven worth BY the 10 will save
distance OF about thirty miles For the OF the Cam
Branch the Rock Island Company agrees to pay
per cent upon onc-half OF the estimated value OF the
property. which has been fixed al $50 600 mile. and
re-Eaf or the Gust Of maintenance oi the road In ad
driOn will pay the bridge tolls aEd terminal charges.
The compact ratified Yesterday by the Execn-
tive Committee OF the Rock Island Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
CONTRACTS FOR BEssEMER STEEL RAILS.
Erom Lhs 9allct.n Of NE Lrn ana A,s- As.nclnton.

Among the DtSseurtf steer rdu contracts
which have recently been made two fOf the extension Of
the Denver and Rio GranGe Railway may be- mentioned
The Pennsylvania Steel Company. At Harrisburg. Is 10
roll 5000 tons and Andrew KOman, ~ PttsbUrg. who
ago Leased the Superior ROllingMil, TO roll
$1,000 tOns. These rails VIII be OF light weight thirty
and forty pounds the yard. Mr. Kloman is 10 Obtain
5000 OF the blooms needed TO MI his contract from
the Edgar Thomson Steel Company Limited, and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
GEORGE p. PUrsAn,- SONS.

In Berisshre with the VITA tiowers ~ E;ane and
prciusey illustrated with designs by W Hamilton Gibson.
Cloth. extra. - mUrOcco. So
Dictionary OF the German Terms Used IN Medicine.
BY T. Gutter NJ d. Surgeon o. The n Eye And lar
Inlrm ~ svn ciotn extra, %.
A Iadys Lille in the Rocky Mountains. Bv Isabella
Bird aufhOT % TX Months te Sandwich Islands,
Iir OF 700 Through Japan" Octave Illustrated 81 -.
A Pocket Classical Dictionary keady Reference.
flnlnu " q q Ir--lul. linn rlnlh. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
HIGHER wAGEs PRoMIsEp.

HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. 4.-Henry Poole,
manager Of the Acadia Coiery westville, has had
conference with the miners They told him that an adj
vance OF wages would b. asked for after rise the
price Of coal After further nterchange Of views Mr
Poole said he was satisfied and stated thai should coal
go % 30 per ton he woud be the first u &C.
yOcate advance % wages urODortOha'ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

NORWICH. Conn, Dec. 1.-THE funeral of
Mrs. VIM C. Gilman took place here to-day. Private
services were held house, at which PRAYER was
offered BY the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. At Trinity
Church. the services conducted By Dr. Houghton,
OF NeYor assisted by Dr. Je wett assistant rector OF
the church. yreat many friends OF the family were
present Mr. Gilman aud his two sons present ne
cnL.L mnnIrers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
J. ". BOUrON.

Ritual Of tire Altar orders Holy Communion.
Illustrated VITA 20 wool imperial svc ,iot1 siO
Our Early EmigranE Ancetor. original Li,ts Of Per.
O qualify. Religious Fxlics g.. who rngrat-d 70
America In i50o-i7Ol smal sIo CiOth -.
Halt morocco. eilt top So
owen Jones's Grammar Of Ornament New EdltOn IN
y parts al ~ each. % nov ready
The Etcher. MAGAZINE Of Etched Works Ar;.sls.
Monthy garts si2 annum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
SENATOR COMBINES VIEWS.
Jltslsfr1 10 Ths plkfsburO Com ineTcidi 6dZeffe

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Senator COnkllng was
IN lis seat yesterday and received with mucn cor
dalify Doth ID Ocrate and Republicans In CONVEX
sAtiOu correspondent he said that the results
IN New York graft ying. and that win proper
candidate the Presidential ticket the Republican
party would be able the state IN the Presidon-
fial that he expected SEES on OF very Mite
excitement evideut that the ID cmocratc party
fel thens crippled b. the result OF the cleo
snd they would not be willing
o riak nm ayyresHlYe measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

Angeles Fortune A story Of Real Life By Andre Theu.
Translated and Adapted um TIA. French by MARY Seal
Sherwood Price 75 rents IN paper cover or I'll p N Cloth
~ Mnur; Ear's WOOing. A Now society Novel
Price Z ) cents paper al % IN cloth.
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MIDNIGHT THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
svaopss for the past "a hours.


WASHINGTON. Dee. o, a. m.-The barom-
eter is highest north OF New York The slight depres
sion last nj ght south OF Lake Ontario has rapidly moved
northeastward to Newfoundland. accompanied by gen.
erly light southwark to Florida anu py snow on
its northern side An extensive disturbance mas al
vsnceo eastward from the Rocky Mountain region. and
now appears - a deep barometric trough extending
from, southern Minnesota TO Eastern Texas accom-
named by rany weather and thunder storms changing
K .nox In northerp portions OF Minnesota and Dakota
sform centre Il also advancing eastward over wash
nrton Territory with rain thence 10 northern PORTIONS
OF California and Nevada
Indications.
For Middle states rising barometer colder northeriy
winds yeeng % east or south and increasing eioud
mesa followed by rain. falling barometer ana IN horn
cru portion. rislng temperature -, s.
For New Eng and rising barometer, northery winas'
vecriug 10 easfery and colder partly cloudy weather.
followed by falling barometer, and N northern poruO
rising temporal ure. ~, 49,,
For Canal regions OF NewYork, temperature VIII con
tinue above freezing Friday night
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