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New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

ARTER-suddenlv Of malignant diphthora. at IL Irving
place Miss Aune Louise Cartr.
Notice OK funeral IN tom)rrOw's papera
COCKsAt ming WestchesteT County. On The 26h inst
William Cocks me bist year Of his axe. 80,
friends reseciuly uyitei - aitend s
IN Amonckf On o"NfhH "4s
Zgth INST, al ~ ocOos m o.. ,,,- .-.,,
Carriagea viii az Kenico The $50 n m Harlem liah
from New-lOfk.
DoDGE-u mis- city on Tuesiav November 25 at the resi-
dence u her sOn-naw J. p Dutcher Elizabeth NooW q"
Dnnel Dodge, ia lel sd Year. ooo - ,.-.s.-
Prayer the house, No East 4ithHt Az vou u tru'
Frnerai SERVICES at Pawllug Y. Y. day. at p
Train saves Grant Centrn Depot al 1880 a. IN
Relatives friends are invited
DrPIGVAC-In Rrookl TUESDAY,. November 20. George
~ luuignac aged 10 years y months and days
f.aflv.s nvfte1 Ntfni In'
fnne al irlm No. % ProSpect-I Oh ff
day. the Z-th INST, az CLOCK d. m
F0WLrR-At Rochester y Y, suddenly. Novem1rr ~
Frances Dewey 0f the aie Rev Bancroft to"ler
Of ~tockbri Mass.
SAWYER At East Hampton Mass. the Hon. E. II Sawyer
Fuu-rn services On saturiay, al D. m
sMITH-At Roxbury. Conn. November ls, Nathan IL
smith. agei o. years
ToDD-At Mott Haven November 90 Joham II. K, Young
.st Of Henry b ana \. NJ. Todd
hereafter
WuFIp-On Tuesday. November 25 Marv daughter OF
Charles Mary Newhoue Whelp in the sh year OF her
Relatives and friends attend ths funera ser
vices from the re.aenee Of ner naren AZ "AsHin4 on
Heights Thursday, November q al . .. IL
Train leaves SOth-sL al I p.
WHITTINGHAM-On Tuesday morning. November -,
Narraretts rener wife Of william Whitrngham N tho
B2d year OF her 49,. 49, -.
Oclocx Friends kindly reInestei not 10 srna MOWERS
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
griyEy BY 4 DRUAKEy MoTHER.

George Lanse, boy harlly SIX years OF
age ri.4cd out ot the tenemcUf house. No. A. West
Broadway. Yesterday afternoon and rn crying up tue
irrei. soon after fhe nei-hhurhood was alarmed by
fhe cries OF = cad which evidently was being
beaten somewhere wigum the building. Several
neignbor. went 20 the rooms occupied Oy a family
named Llnse consisting Of Niiiam Lause. his wife
Eliz beth and thcir Two children. From tie rooms
c,me the screams OF child and The sound Of blows Tie
woman refused open the door, and they were forced
10 retire As they nothing but toe smOthered sobs
II the cllll couid he heard, and tarv imagined that
had been undergoing some mcrited pGnienmdnt.
No more ait nfiOn Wa paid 20 the matter until
about o'clock la the evening, when william Laust
returned home frOm the paper collar mauuiacturY uf
* Hoffman. IN -Four rlcrntIi-s-, WArro uc ls
employed foreman.
efrctcned upon the floor the apparently nfeless
boly of ma sOn, "A Child less tnan three years Old
md A pool OF blood surrounded its Lead. Very
near the child lay The mother III state
of intnxicatlnn Mr.. Lanse carried his elild
10 The Chambers street Hospital, wnere 10 was dscOy
that The child, athOug terribly cnt ab0ut rue head
and badly bruised about the body. stiu
alive IL soon grew better. The father returned
10 his home and missed his George.
A neighbor vent in = arch Of the boy and found nim
under the OF Matron Webb al the Police Central
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
Personal.

Mr.. John Bright, on November 16, reached
his sixty-eIShth year.
President Hayes is said to have cast his
first vote in Cambridge where he at the ume law
student.
The wreath which Lord Beaconsield wouldn't
,nke-the Peoples Tribute us said TO have found
home at last Madame Tussauds
The wife of Field Marshal Won Manteuifel,
who died short ago. honored during her life
tltne hv having Christian name. Hertha given 10
one the cUrvettcs IN the Imperial German navy
Oueen Victoria has always taken a warm
interest IN the young Alb ssnan Prince Alamnyu.
AMI was much grieved at his death He had endeared
himself 10 a who knew him by hs amlabie ana charm
ing clartc.e err
Mr. A. Bronson AlcOtt will be on Saturday
eighty years old. He is but slightly stopped and bis
voice IN iec.uring clear. He said m lecture The
other dav Of Emersons method OF writing. that every
thought paragraph and that "a im Il makes no az
ference whether he reads The ts-ay ntc0W or 20 W
Admiral Sherer. one of the last survivors of
P,rry's Arctic Ex0editiou. and who an En-isl
Mdshipman on the Spencer durns the as war betw en-
this country aud Great Brtan. mas Just died on the
Isle OF Jersey He rendered one time great service IN
the suppression 0i the save-irade IN the West indies
General Garihaidi, III "a newspaper letter
complaining Of the Roman postal authorities. saws
Considering the condition 10 which Italy is reduced
Is not dicat to find robbers even in the Post Onee
Every post your aud other journals During liie'
yours. &. Girloaldi.'
On William EIlery Claiming centennial
birihd y next April the cornerstone o. the Claiming
Memorial Church at Newport is 10 be LAID with due
ceremony. Dr. Cummings nephew, the Rv. W. Ii.
Cbaunna. OF London, VIII give the address, and Dr.
Bri"ws viii possibly speak oo the evening oeio'e '"s
ceremony.
II will he a matter of regret among many
persons outside OF the circle OF Ills Immediate parish
iorers 70 learn that Dr. Edward EggiesiOn has been
compelled by III health % abandon al work. whether "l
a pastoral or literary character He Is suffering mom
ne-vous disorder probably BROUGHT on By overwork.
and intends 70 20 abroad relief Dr Eggiesons
uastora iaors IN Brooklvn have been worry successu
and ls friends hope that short rest ana reeuom ron
al labor and anxiety Will restore HIN 10 complete
health
ROME, Now 26.-The Czarina, whose IL
health suggested her removal Cannes TO Florence,
has obliged postpone her journey on account Of
increased weakness.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
la RELLE HELENE.

Ii Mr.. Grams artists We're out OF voice on
Monday night they certainly not last evening IL
may be that the NewYork air agrees with them but at
any Capoul has sung well since his return
he did IN La Belle Helene" and ola Mare has re-
covered her perfectly The peIorman went very
we'll Here anl there there slips by the chorus or
orchestra hut the whole representation ful " dash
and fire Capoul has part Pris and there Is
probably other who could sing it with equal
spirit and grace. AS La Belle Helene" Paola
Mar as chance to exhibit ell of her best qualities
and -hr makes charming Princess. Certainly, the
music N n. part has been she sings H.
An-ee as Orese Is graceful and pretty. and Duplan,
Mcz ere. ana uuatd a good n broadly comic paris
Tire q fur while ~ not tie
least Objectionable OF OrrnDachs works from moral
30 mt vew II Of tAe most amusing. l. VII be
PLAYED Throughout the week. except The matinee this
afternoon. wheu Les ClOches dc Cofneville VIII be
given.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
MUSIC.
THE CARMEN.

During the performance of Carmen last
night AT the Academy OF Music, there was curious
illustration OF what good artis; can 40 for al
op.rratic representation The first nexPrcss-
bly, ann. Carmen hfele--. ION Joss was Nat, the
chorus was OUT OF Aeb0e0 fet tar general blight
nothing moved bTiskly the Stage. the audience grew
more and depressed The second opened N the same
way. Bur suddenly when Del Puente came upon the
scene the whole company bracrd Itself up. While he
remained n went we'll The various personages or the
story abored through their paris thus Tar 10
perunetOrY manner began to act ana slug and The
concerted number which Includes the IOreador song
heartily encored- Alasi when kscaDiLo departed
the hgnts went out again.
We VIII not call the A" Carmen" " OF last night the
worst performance of the season. for OF the per
formances We have missed; but can safely call It
the worst We have heard. The defects were not only
the shortcomings Of individual artists but they
through almost ali pars OF the representation orches
ira and baritone aOue excepted As there no opera
~ the curre1, repertOry which depends 30 lauch
Carmen upon the liveness neaIness snd zest or the
~erformanee. tine effect cf the evenings entertain
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

raIrulity which IL IL not profane to lken to that
of the immortal gossip whose Essays are one
OF the glories of French literature. say 1t IN ali
seriousness. Mr.. SalA, had he been able to COM
mand something Of that leisure which Is essential
10 the rpening of the fullest favored genius. might
have taken his place in English literature as an
English Montaigne. Journalism. unhappily-or
happily. if you like-indulRes none or Its votarles
with leisure. The greatest master OF great pro-
fession must be content to produce work which is'
in its kind. quite perfect but which Is Tor the DAY
only-which to-day Is and tomorrow Is cast into
the oven. Some of il is even perfect IN form In
France more often than elsewhere. II Mr.. sala had
done his work in France he might or might not
have chosen to trim and prune the luxuriance OF
his style so closely to an Academic pattern as to
win his way to fellowship with the Forty. But 1t is
certain that he would have been a far more con-
spicuous personality with tine public than the
conditions of journalism have permitted HIM to be-
come here. OF late years his name is widely
known in England. He has published many books;
he has made many friends. There are vast num-
bers of Englishmen to whom Mr.. Sala Is something
more than the unnamed author of the countless
leading articles and letters which have made me
Daily Telegraph, in one sense. the most popular
journal IN England and which form the most
popular and universally read portion Of its null
tifarious contents. But not only would fame have
come 10 him earlier in France OF In America; II
would have brought with Il more ample reward
and position which the world would have called
more splendid. and a career outside or journalism
if he had cared for 1t. l don't know that he does
care, though there has been talk of his entering
Parliament. That may come noxt year. For the
present you have him 10 yourselves. and will give
him, don't doubt. the cordial reception he
deserves. q. W. s.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
CONING-CONE.

How dreary are the crowded streets
With not a sOGl air adj
How sunless Is the sunny sky!
No tire on hearth. no mirth az board
How long the nights. how slow be day
Nv loves away! My loves away!
How gay the crowded city streetsl
How cheerilv shines the sun
Dances the ire. and round the board
From lip to hp the greetings run
No longer in the dumps roam
Mv loves come honel Ny loves come home
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

s.nate there are IA Conservative Debt-payers, IL
Readiusters and Republicans. Six OF the ke-
cpblicans are claimed for the Debt-payers ana
three for the ReadJusters In the House
there are 10 Conservative Debt-payers. 13 Republi-
can Debt-payers. Al ReadIusters and a Republicans
who are Reajusters The fate OF the s,ates S Sred m
hangs entirely with the hepnoicans' "u0 noG ,ne
nis of their party everywhere. the Readlnsters VII
ks noerless IL they false, there VIII be no eX-
cnse nnssibie for them against the swift condenna-
t,on which will be visited upon them ey their
friends.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
G. A. SALA IN TOWN.
HIS SECOND VISIT TO AMERICA BEGUN.

HIS SECOND VISIT TO AMERICA BEGUN.
A GRAND BANQUET GIgEN IN HIS HONOR AT LON
DoN-MR sALA ABOUT TO SEE now THE SOUTH
LOOKS.
George Augustus Sala. who arrived in this
city. for the second time, yesterday, from Eng
land by the steamer Scythia. was enter
tained at banquet by his w-journalists
and other friends in London Immediately be-
fore his departure for this country. The
heartiest regard was expressed for Mr.. Sala
by the speakers, who made brilliant and In
teresting speeches. Mr.. Sala intends to write
for London journal on the present aspect OF
the South.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26.--Two men, named
A. Eners and W. SCHNEIDER several days ago attempted
20 purchase $4,000 worth OF tobacco, and or
fered to give a gold draft for $4,000 drawn by
w. Kramer. OF Hamburg. Germany, on Gossier Co.. OF
yew-York The drafts being mere lithographs, the
police took EIers and Schneider into custody on Tue
person OF Eilers were found three drafts-One ior
s6 600 one for 50 600 nd for s8OO-al drawn ~
w. Kramer on sossleT q Co.. or, IN the event oi then
not paving on T. A. Reuss. OF ST. Louis Mr. Reuss says
the drafts fraudulent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

ment may be imagined. The lowest depth OF detection
was reached by the audience when sgnor Runco sang
the whole of Don Joses long solo in the second act.
nor che avev." little below the pitch Mime. Ambre
had hankess task perform IN assuming the role OF
Carmen partly the music lies outside the eec
tive OF her still because audience
which has Miss Hank in that character not likely
to be satisfied with anybody else. But making all
proper allowances for these disadvantages. Nine Am
brs persouaton must nevertheless called intrins
cally weak, weaker than her TiOletG or Afdd-a mere
nothing
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

BOyD-RUIL--rn Prooslvn. WEDNESDAY, November 2e.
sl al fne residence the brides parents ni Li, eF
George c. Min, daughter OF ID Kerr bal u EFAAs
Bpyn, New YORK CIV.
BONNELI-- BAKER-On Tuesday evening NoVen'n"r ~,
1873 the ioIge Of The Dres gfanHih ~ a. %
Ter bv tie Rsv H Fowler. Ii. T.. and the Rev J. -;
,fzer + farmer Bonuel - garet Crane. daughter Oi
the 10 a. W. u baker al 0f this CHS.
HOOKER-ANf RIL1-In tIis CITY. NOVemDer 20 " w
thurh OF III. Covenant Rev. Marvin r. Vincent ~
Thomas Hooker 20 Margaret r. ahnghter "a TIC 'A'
Augusfiu Averfll. all Of New York
TwOMBLY-CAsE-O On Tuesday November 20 ~ me RS -
d.n- OF the brides father. nv fhs Rev John HAL ~ ~
Arthur Iwomby JEANNE strong daughter VI WAT
son T. case. esq an Of NewiOrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
MIDNIGHT WE8THBR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he past Il hours

WASHINGTON. Nov. p, 4. m.-Ihe Darom-
eter il highest over Western New-Engand storm
centre has advanced eastward 70 the Topper Mississippi
Valley while second disturbance = N the Southern
Rocky Mountain region has been reported from
Idaho Montana and Dakota TO Nevada. Utah and Colo
rado threatening weather, with light rains from the
Southwest threatening and rainy weather from the
Ohio Valley 70 the Lakes ana the Northwest. partly as
snow in TWO last districts Northery winds are prevail
ing IN New-Eu gand and the Upper Missouri Valley ana
east 10 soutb winds the other districts Tue temper
ature mas generally from the Lakes 10 tAe OuIi
States.
For the Middle States and New-EnRland falling
barometer. increasing cast 10 south winds, warmer,
party cloudy cloudy weather., and rain, parity AS
snow IN latter and northern portion Of iormcr
fnr anal regions OF NeWYork ana Penny yania, tenn
peraturc rruans above freezing Thursday night
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
sro1EN WATCuEs RECOVERED.

The police of the Fourth Precinct are pre-
pared 70 start n iewelry store on their own ac-
count They have in their possession the entire STOCK
Of william Hallicy. jcweller at No. 1856 Chatham-aI'
whom they charge with being receiver OF stoien
goods HALEY arrested on Tuesday nlsA~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

,,,- -, : ,..,,. ~, =, , ~" . = -. s''1' ~, n n
vols, 2Mo. - Ju
The Exploration Of the World. Famous Travels and
Travellers BY Verne. VgL evp extra cleii Win
more t1au 100 lul pase rnglaFings. - 80
Thomn. de Quinrey. His lie ana wlltn's- iL un1uns
n. A Page A c.iloa "a
ducsI price yols crown eyO, c4Ota, eltl .0f.r
Friar An.elmo and other poems. By Julia c. r. Dorr 1
vOL. square Limo 81 -.
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LIT LIE. BROWN & Co.

The Isfe and Writings OF BENJAMIN *. Gnrsi-. Edted
hls ~ Is. K. i,ifiltit1 80
The treat speeches and Ornf ons OF Daniei webster
Win an essay Webster a LnssA s.ilc. by
EGWn Y. Wnipple. Sy0. ciOth ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

Shond be- treated externally VITA Cucua, assisted 0v me
Cuticura soap. Resolvent taken internally nnt cuti
and for some time aierward Where TIE humOfs are COZ
ned blood and do not show themselves on the sre
the Rasoivrnt speedily drive nem ffon me st
tenn The Remedies IN faihT cure the most ioat
-cfOfunus and akin and soap hunorr ~ u y
tested y hundreds unsolicited testimonials IN our posses
Aim
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. %. a. m.-1he upward move
ment in the barometer continued throughout the clear
ana fair weather yesterday The temperature ranged
peween 35o and 46o the 39la being lee lower
than day last and llso lower than on
Tuesday. The OF moisture IN the air has been
increased slightly.
Warmer and clear and far weather. followed by
cloudy weather. win rains. may D. expected to-day N
this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
HENRY nOLr a co..

,
some Newspaper Tendencies. si '... .sefri ~
tlr A--Yci II New 10
MAii.laN ilcl4. lDIlu. paper % orn-~
Hector Bert rel. Ctou- l tfef Esilrflc
-iiilcA fiu William
Aptlurp l-nu Rear series, -
The Magic of the Middle Ages by Nikior i.yibcrs.
Trans 4ied By A. A. Edsrou l-iIu, a. 10
Primitive Manners and Custom. ~ - a. faire l2no
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studies In Germnn Literature By siirl rlrior VIA
introduction. By TIE lion George a. Boxer -so' cioth
extra. - -
Columbia aud Carada Notes on he Great ArquAie aux
NeW onluon supplement 30 " Netivai. uf .-i-
Rae Second c-ltlou rfu, clufA f1tEa'-ti o.
A Pocket Classical Dictionary TOR heads Heierc1ce.
Compiled h. o.. Ifciall. lOmu cutil 80 cuut0
Midsummer Dream By Latham T.. -tols. author IL
"loA, Castle Miusows, uc square lullO,
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HOUGGTON. O.GOOD ~ 90.
1I A.t0r-place

Parrns-us-HOusehod eolln 81 TINS notr
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MT Emerson. orm with Household "hitnrf, h"neS'
&c l2m0. -
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A new AMI enlarged edition OF tlis rIng bODk Llttls
Classc style. PIce rsducel a. 81 2J
-ealed Orders book shor. stories, By Elizabeth stu
Art Phe author Of ''lhc Gates AJar" "Avs vol.
lguO 81
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ROBERTS BROS.

The Light Of Asia or the Great Remuneration. BY Ed
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square l6nlo gilf top DTice II 30.
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The Comedie Humane and iis AHfhor. v itn trAnss
ro ID. "BalLac' llln< The Euf
The soam shawl" Albert sayarus' 81 Il. II Walker
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The Gyp-ies and Detectives Allan Pinkerton's new
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LATEST SNIP yEE&


HAfrFAx Sov 26-Saed. Crcassil. or Nev-Yort hav
ing passengers tie disabled steamer Ciy OF
Riglnl
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GEORGE p. PUrNAa'- ~ONs.

Lectures and Essays Ry IA. ~. H. clifford y. r. :
Edll, Dy -tspnen r POccA. th ,Ltdactioa by
r. PO lock 2 vOls- ryp, %.
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x. yORTHINGTON.
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ume, 81 70.
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4 BOLD ATTEMPT AT FRAUD.

ONCE. had found In neiehborhood OF Cen
trail Park The woman was not arrested.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
Thanksgiving


3Ot ami sVb Mulbrrrf-st- -
THURSDAY. Nov. - uivine service az l95o a ~ pin.
ner o. M Al ON Al q -AN ctiidtc1 win their
poor mOthers belO the uOusc, Day Nurseiy -uncAy
and Industrial Fire krad Onn, g. atr .xpeo-
tnr the asual THAN AssINING DIN ~. fleass dear
again IN. at -fl al te hungry VINO
ma to Az gAancss
have ali done. .,,.-.,
Of money food a c. may Dc cent - HlSlE
TIIFN or key. T.. r. NOODkIFf.
sunni. y. n. Prot hniA. CITY Wis. zoe
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Thanksgiving At the Five Points.
An I AIl ATT F-AL
~ the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
lII MOr h-si.
: L L

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
TRUsTEEst
Morris X Jesun President. Hugh y. camp Treasurer.
Geo. r. Belts, secretary W " As'nt
b Lydig suydam. Oliver n II rr,%an n,
The ~ this well SNOW inst luton which,
than twenty years sheterng e.aing ana colhg
argnfiy tbs appeal for enable them
Tae is dependent for its support entirely
The treasury entirely empty hat eight thousand
dollars u dcut an L therefore IN nrseat qeeo OF iin
Th- ~ Industry Is nome, az Ne az fnaril day
school, ana So RENDERS enil.e sAp on 70 sie isn' -4
Particular attention s been paid he past wear to the
training Of children Nes oLs ayc D1el All 1 AM e
e tns a. ,r sa , 20 . 70 s,e m 1ssf i IL msn ana women Ba
for the ouo oi Inlustrr hunrs OF neglected ehidr
woa cen women o; Vicious habits today sho
now are respectable members Of sDc ely
rne f,i owing Il a statement Of The years work 1900,
Saa ha aa..'n.s me- ns,r. ........... ISL
AvIase attenaairr a.. s.i.o' % S
Inc bubble sro al Al vslt andinspect
PRs safest moie OF remirsnce check the Of
5 hsnesg1riag by most ntor. ing will he held
CAape 40 clock Tie chs drru Viii -ins Iuete per
AZ ,co,G cin4,r vii See served th, ohbires
snacoua rosm, where visitors lay see ihem 90 The
Al o'clock sufficient she'd the annual
AL Interested ate cordiAv invited io nloy me ay Nth
Thanks wing services the conss,ate aet rnied pueh
5in-avr., CORN. -5il. tins day al IL A. m ses-
~ Ae ifvN EDN AhD q. coz
Thanksgiving Day at TIE Points ste Oid
brewery u rafA s A. IAerc-ss TO eoAsai 81
chapel vii commence at 4s'O p. u. Dr. tiffANf "lA
hn1aal dinner for ',e children A. m.
Food remaining over WI be- ist uted % needy iAmAes IN
Pupils Day school last year BOO Aaiions distributed
donations Of clothing iooc and money thankfully received
rhe pabic are cordially invited attend.
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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divisions Of
vhite lin, the oscillations
y mercury The broken dotted line represents
tie variations temperature thsrm0msteS G hua
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

Union Thanks giving service In central Baptist Church
Wrs 4Zd-st al AcarrsscS by the hcv- A. + LYON
the Rev J. D. WILSON, ID d., anu The h.y. J. ~ ELDER
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

Union Thnnl.xiyinz Service 40 tho sixiynrs street
Method II Epscupa Churoi neal 3d-tve, on THURSDAY
MOhN ING. al IL o'clock. The Rev. VILLA LLOYD,
Pastor the Madison Presbyterian Church VIII
preach the