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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09
To the People t s' South.
KINGN MOUNTAIN md Its MEEOEs.

History Of the Battle, Oct. 7, $780, and the event,
when led 10 IT, after two years spent in preparation,
now published and ready for delivery. The author,
LrnIs c. DaArER Ill. D. has spent 20 years IN gather
s for this work, which abonnhs in stirring re-
c adventures and hair-hrrsith escapes, alike n'et
c,tng old aud young. The decendens u such men -
campbell sh. Thy, Sewer, Cleveland, Lacey williams,
Hapbhght, Mcdowell, Winston, Hammond. and then
uii,crr. now living by the thousands Throughout the
South will welcome thi, permanent record oi that glo-
rou, event via oh turned the tide Of the Revolution The
work contains G2 pages on hnc paper, beautifully bound
y'h seven steel portrait, of he Heroes and numerous
v.-d cuts, with index Of 500 references Price. 81,
--t Do, p6 On receipt u Price, may he had Ag"nts
Ia ever, county. PETER o. THOMSON, Publisher,
80. l79 Vine street, Cincinnati o.
'.'AEPrts Wanted for unassigned Territory. send
JGT terms, GU culSIs and sam pie copy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

CHOCOLATE rUDDING. - MIX one.
quarter pound chocolate and three table,
spoonfuls flour with one cup of milk
smooth, add onc-quutrr pound fresh
butter, melted, and cook all I'LL it looscus
from the pot Add one egg, stir all
together, and let it cool Ia the mean.
time mix the yolks Of seven eggs with
ouc-quartcr pound powdered sugar, add
inQ first the cold dough, then the beaten
Whites Of seven eggs and little pounded
vanilla. Put the whole into il hutorcd
form and let it cook two hours. For the
sauce take quarter quart cream, one
quarter quart mills; cool. both with one
quarter pound sugar and little extract
vanilla. Add 10 the mixture three YoIks
Of eggs 10 which have Dccn added one
trspoouiul corn starch and little cohi
milk, and let the whole cook for u few
minutes, stirring all the time.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
TIE oHID LLsMLIrrAE


'A>''pNII~ ''E IIII '.Ah.'''''F -'''. .H ''" pS
I"ErNI'G f ~ rlE CoNi ST.
rh'H A. OCCASIONAL g'.l.a,IpNpEN' pf uis TRIBUNE.
(.rr.,fnr- Ohio Nov. - The OTvluiL,tlOu
,r.,.l,.r,.Ir,.t- ...,u,u.., AWAY. bu. H. tr., f.,
u.rr, ,,-. r,l... to GALL. about. In. -ulc.toi ,I,
u,,r..,.a 70 ..,i deal of attention among
the captain. Of tenn. . t.. Captain. of hundred, lu ,.t
-i.tr Tlrr-l.. nr....rcf u..,r,ut. have had tlru-
,I., man % f, tu,ir local commit and county
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l,, ,,. tl,,, c,,,t ne ,., ,,,. ,, ,r. -t,rt which
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General Jones. OF Drawarc. was formerly m.lub OF
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ID, aa uufsuukru hard money man. Lr weakened 100 his
,r.r.. ft,r ,-,,i,,, v..i,iu,f.p and or.,d with
I'..''' ''' '''' '''' INK '' "'''''''''' ITO ' 49, ~
tie Demo rats iu favor of the repeal oI the Resumption
,rt II, s,,ir- =, I,,L u,rsuual ,ouuI.rItv aud
'' -" "'"o =" nv" y T''''"' '''' ,
date. Ills having been member ~ Congress Is
t,l. n ,. , pr,or of Ii. c.paclty for the Speaker
.f,. -, ,t t.,,.r,,,,,o l,,t ou the or,.,.i.,u4
'"'' y" '"' i'-''i'''''' W., W" ,
when lc hi1 temporarily occupied the clar ne h7 H"t
shown any special yucaton Tor the place being Of
,,.rr, t,,,.,., t, ,, II ro,.o, tIc p,f,, ten.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
i yOuIN on TRML FOR HER LIFE.
Mrs COLEMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER.
The DEATH OF GEoRG T.. COLES At HER HANDS
rEu.EN-AN nL-rLl.L nE LLu DEEENCE.

/ Hi''' NOI.f1lAN CIIAf.FED Win Nj. kDi'IN'
THE DEATH oF GEoRG T. COLES At HER HANDS
rEo;EN-AN oUrLj,L or TIE DEFrNCE.
! The trial Of Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman, who
J. charged with "a" murder OF George I. Coos on July
7a. Was begun SO tcr,ay in the Court of oyer and
Ieruinor before Justice Noah DAVIS Coles was the as
s.stdI trca ~ Miners Theatre In the Bowery. On
'hr evening OF the murder he was no the boX-oie ot
the Theatre wu.n boy up 10 Lin and said mat
woman wished TO speak with him In Broom"-st Ho
went around to the place, where Ar met woman Who
came clos up TO him and pressing the mouth Of pistol
against Dis body, shot htu Ho uttered a
cry TINT lie had been shot and walked
| back to the Theatre. where he told what
AId happen. 3 An aubuI nee "s summoned and he wa'
taken 10 Dee Chambers Street. Hospital, whore he died
on the following day, having previously dcn-icd Mrs.
Coleman as lhr woman who shot him. Assistant Dis
tic.Auorucy Lyons appeared Tor the prosecution and
called a7 tr lr,t witness william j. Ba-sau- iAc boy
VINO carried the Mataso from M. Coleman % Coles.
!!c said t.at uc sa" her up 10 Coles, whom she aG
ds.,,. gee George, aul Dcra word or two had passed
br,ac,n t.n i heard ,he report of pistol and Cole.
cg % Ja Le Ald been rap MIS-. Coleman then aid -Ao
h.o suot q man and would go 10 inI policeman.
William Howe, counsel Tor t.c prisoner, sui tlat
hc would .lu, ,ac snoouu- and t.J. the prcaccu on
need %. produce any more r.ilaun, ON That poiul.
Edward !. QIr,, po.ccu.r was then called II,
said that the night o' July 10. fr-. Coleman came MP
30 him auI said ,c had shot main aud wanted 20 D.,
r.-fo SIr drew p.-io. from her rocket and banded
il go a.m ON '.. way pc station she said .t Coles
h.d -p, her ga!,r the Influence o. rluor ami Ul.u,i
I.r, aui ha! then betrayed hoa 10 h.r husband
TrHr. Captain ..a..c YIs On" u,y, witness. lie .r's
pre- nat when Colr- made bis aae-lloycu statement
hr.ur, thr Coroner. "ulr the r.a.eIusnJ was being
ult. i... Coleman came into t4u ROM wueu Cu..S
cIs.,I: "II.. thlr woman lvI,." The wltuess asked
uu q lc know ,Ao wo'u.u ami he replied that ID was
LlAc colr.an, tac woman "ao shot Inn. Mrs. Cole
exclaimed, size sft the II od you
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
u n.L-co. ot NlrrLaL.s mL.Lle iadotgeI ~ ~
EE4sITw'ZEE1.S~,ssS9

UIFD
DTNvY-cn Monday. November 2S Of ancurism, Henry l.
Eca,.,g- ami t.1s are invited 70 attend me funeral
M.ry rbs WIFI @cstl5a. me- nar Iolia1r AVN "
DopgE- ioudIg, Ngyemo'r - at h, rrtIence No. llG
u tb.ritI ,-lr". "i,Hy".
y T.. where the .uuerl win take place on Erdl',
UOEI3,U--O "Wednesday, Noyculrr 30 clarence ~ewa~',
Nou,r o.. aurrll hereafter.
Iu-OT-Ou TJr.g November 20 Tracy r. Eason, IN the
u,.rit aai o = the family are respectfully invited 20
hast l't'rN, Frt', Uo.niu- be'oh'ef = al oo'o'''
ErWA tl~-In Tue .!ly November %, sarah De Forest,
r fu a'a are iuytni to attend The inncrai ser:
wee. 70 a'" r,donc,. No 3, last 1't st. On Friday
". M ,ggnor T = al ., .9%.Gt no., ,s cna c,vc,.
EWIE5.un wednesday, November 81 1t his fathcrs rest
d.c" ~ so1 W"i "Hth .ln , E+ ilm H. {'4r @ AelaHI,t
Funeral private. Iutemcnt at WoollaSn Friday, 1880 p m
GuyarF- ON ,r,nalv the 2Sth inst Mary Helen
Alr Gyu's. an d'IghtrI OF the lave John B James, Of
Hcal friend, are iayi,e 20 att nd NE funeral services ]
h.r a. O'Clock q m- Fu.ni7 a' AiAdy requested NOT
ur~rEo.At Greenwich, Conn. on Nonlay, November 27,
r.., 1n rotyr. of ' AMY aro re,'ect'nly ,nutelt 10
Ia-td on i.Ir,oay NoycmDrr 3d. at I'm, at the
Ca.., Sill be- Naag on arr,a. OF . O'Clock train from
JONES s, Hartford Conn., Nogeml.r - eor.o A. son Of
Ic.a,l,,. luI .ru.s respectfully u.o tu attend As
ru.H. O., TRINITY ,lUcA hartford ou Thursday u'c'h
r.s.u i,9y.. i.rt second street Depot at am.
EE LlE ON Tnrny. November -, OF ppcaUouil, waiter
hr,rr tu th' ts.h F,ar pl ht- A-.. 90.
rilay uc," lurr q. nr .2jp o'clock p m Friends and
cri,r, o. ,rdy, station on the arrival the $50 a
taiu .liarru ,I E. from GRAND Contra, D'Ho-
oNI @ is6 T @ l q" an MS a5at 53@tsr Of
As i4mlu,o >rw-lo.s. n the .o.n year O., her 49, -
r.rI lrom Oh. fotrtcc .fh ~tl e., P.sp.tr
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

mpropriety OF such proceeding when Miss Meyer said
sHrcIiHEly No, iGmy isn't good enough for YOU
Gou arc nothing but dsa greeabe thing. III you ever
get Ia'rcdand I'll see that you dOn't-yOu may Nv
III one end Of the city and I'll live in the other. 1ou are
nothing hut man-cHticer. You don't love Harry"
The witness replied BE careful what you say. You
are trying 10 separate two loving hears."
Mayer lWan, the father Or the plainuh' told the
sto-y of No, rcuucs for his daughter IN marriage
ana oi subsequent interviews with him after the en-
gaEtWcnt had been broken.
En 4. Pryor o the counsel for the defendant said
tat tue Gorc, made charge o. improper conduct on
the part oi Miss Uman. lie also IthLtci that dilhS
ih' engagement both the young persons were Httach
most huccrrIy 10 each other.
nae Il. Cohen said that In conversation Mr. lcycr
told au that while hl- cu-aycl.cut known - his
people ant they had consented 70 II tl.y did not ah
At t.Icr 'ppr"', H. aHd that that fact had nuch 10 40
with his desire to break The cnsasencn The trial VIII
he cOntIAu-i to-day
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

At Kirby ~ Co.'S New Art Galleries,
Nos $40 ana 81 Hroldway between l3tn and lIthsts
BY THos. L. KIRBY u Co, Auctlonecrs.
THIS AFTERNOON At > O'CLOCK.
CONTINUING TOMORROW FRIDAY) and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS At SAME HOUR.
AMosrvA LECOlLECIIoN oFmGHCLAss OBJ.
JEcTs. IN OLD CHINESE poECELAINs, SOLID COLOR
SPECIMENS, AND ANCIENT BRONzEs, SUPERB
SPECIMENS OF JAPANESE METAL WORK, LAC.
eUEus AND IVORY CARVINGS, UNIQUE AND RE.
mAEKAELY FINE SWORDS COLLECTIONS OF EX-
CEEDINGLY FINE INRos TOBACCO POUCHES,
sILvEHPIpEs PIPE CASES, SWORD GUARDS, NET.
suKEs, KNIFE HANDLE, AND SNUFF BOTTLES,
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED SELECTED KAKE.MoNos
EXAMPLES OF JAPAN's GREATEST ANCIENT AND
MODERN ARTISTS, ETC, ETC.
THE WHOLE BEING TIE PROPERTY. or
Mt. RICHARD Al SIN kOBEkI,oN
WITHOUT RESERVE.
or EXHIBITION PREVIOUS TO HOUR OF SALE.
Bangs i co.. AuciiOnecrs. 739 and II Broadway,
VII sell
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DEC. and >,
4 ,uscHLLANEou5 c66II.EcrIoN OF BOOKS.
comprising many GaD na f'ls at aaafS "o'' III
Ar IIislt \ EW Ga LLERtES
NOS Si5 and a41 broadway, between i.th and lithsts
\ VERY IMPORTANT SALE
THIS EVENING At O'CLOCK.
CONCLUDING TO-MOkROW FRluAI) EVENING
AT SANE HOUR
MES~l~. MOORE a tlRliSS'
Largo AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
uIGH CLASS MODERN PAINTINGS.
THEIR hLCENT MPOHTATIoNS. COMPRISING
ONE HUNDRED AND FOEiN-9EVEN CHOICE
PICTURES,
including I'm and iutcl0 ting examples Of
Dlaz-C Zul-Dc Champs Aunlcr-C COdrbet- Clays-
Duprc-E Vibert-Buneu -Lefcbyre-Jacquo -Brssot
-A,aIaya-Weoks- Michel palmIroi-Lafon- DaubIsny-
Ety Van Beers -T0yon-Emiio LoyyThco WoDcr-vilegas
lIoas- Fichel- Fran, Vorhas-Burgers- Ango
t. Carpentl,r-Cosarlo Briloun-pllssln- Chaplin
Victor Logyo- Cooss.n de la Fos-e, and others.
NOW ON FREE Exhibition
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
POst Once NOtlcr.


Tho i,rs'n nnl -, ne Tx 'IinF SATEHpAE;
DcrcW Der ., 1881. VIII close ~ This nee 0l IE 0DAH
al Ia m FOR tbps NF st'l gSup W ulu1 va flie ~
town WEDN .~DAG. at % a. :Or aJrDp' by 7ica'
snip 'a yil queenstown pond france mGst
De specially tlrc,,y ami Al IL an for Franc" direct by
steamship -r. GERMAN "a. VIA udyru; ON THURSDAY, AZ
lUJoa for Europe Dv steamship Republic queens
town Correspondence tor Germany Dc specially al
Or sscl u e. for Germany, etc, by steamship
~Ile,a via fImJurz on RDANa T. an. for europe
by steamship Cr D CD -c. wa QGrs 'tOwn irorrcsiol
dcHCr tor Germany amt scotland mus, be specially al
dressed ant AZ p d pa for oeuaty, &C, by stcimA
Esen, viz southampton ai Bremen -puiyIcr Iur
Britain and other European Cuuutti mast Dee specially
addressed uuiaJ D. NJ Tor scotland direct by ~lc1 snip
IcyuuIa glasgow and AZ M, Tor Belgium direct
by steamship "a,~lAua VIA Antwerp. The mails Tor NeH
.sHd close TJ E~DAG ~ p. Tue Hi3I, Tor
Jamaica -aya.i etc. usC On " NEDNE-bAI - = .. HI.
Iuc mails AspuUau AMI south Pacific close on
SATURDAY al lJa. POI. The mails lor Mexico Via New.
orleans close on W-DNI~ AZ 1880 .. m Iu"rJi~ Tor
Bran add Argentine Republic cior on iiult>bAN It
Tie mails CUUa " est indies and NcAlrO close on
THURSDAY az I: pp Tn The ulis for bermuda close %
THURSDAY al 3 p m. The mails Tor Newfoundland ana
- Pierre - que, close h ~ DAY at $50 T. 20. mo
mails Porto Rico alt Narraibo close FRIDAY a.
u The mails aba ana West luI"~ close uu At
UHDAY az I}D p. The mai. for Chint Japan cots
november 80, al $50 a. .Ac mall, luT Austt-lt &c.
close December Z, at G.5D Do m
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post ONCE Ncw-Nork, SOY. 20, lS'l
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

Dc ouipccv Nv David Mason Emo. olo;'. % cents.
The lat. Il volume issued IA tho English Men o. I"if,r.
The Heart of thc White Mountains ~ samuel Alahs
Illustrated by " Hamilton Gibson Ito, Illuminated
cloth ct edges, - 3d. In g box.
Tue Land Of the Midnight Sun. summer and Wiuter
journeys through sweden, Norway. Lar land aLL NWiI"rl
Finland By Paul b. Du Chuuu With Nap uu4 %. luV,-
tTItOns. 2NOis., nNO ClOtl. - 30.
arperS Young People Tor 1851. s32 pages, ijo Illus.
tratiuus. ito, ornamental cloth, -
The Cruise of the "tshCst" BY ". l.. Alden. Nus
trated. square 46mO, ClOtu, ~.
Paul the Missionary. BY the Rev. william ~ Taylor
DID. Illustrated. l4u0. ciUth, - "u.
To Day n America studies nr tho Ola N0s.i ahA no
New. Ey Joseph ulttOn. 4tJ, paper - c'htS.
Uurper's Cyclopediu OF British and American Poetry
Tdltei by Epo, sargent IOyA oyO illuminated Ci't go.
OTtd edges "a
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sl,1ysis for Hy Das! - hJUrs.

WAsIuNGTON, Dee. /, l q. m.-Thc bar
orIrter has fallen cast Of tie Mississippi and risen ln the
Southwest it is lowest in the Laac rc-ion and hShcs;
in Texas iair weather confines IN Ncw-Lutant aud
the West GGlf States cloudy weather has prevailed u
the Lower L4ho region, aHl ngut rains ID the Nn'.r
and Southern States east Of jht Mississippi, and Lsat
rain or snow in the Upper Lake REGION and Northwest
Warmer ascry to southcrly winds have prevail In
tlc Southern, Middle, Ncv-Lu-aud states ana Lower
Lake region, and cold noitn To- vest winds 10 the
Southwest, Northwest, aud Upper Lake region
Iudicaiioug jOr t-i0H
For New-Encaud, warmer southwest 10 southeast
winds failing barometer Increasing coddIucs and rain,
followed by colder weather
Ear tbr kIddle states, generally cloudy weather and
rqjr s1u'hcry 10 westerly winds, falling followed ID,
rising barometer followed during the hEht by coI'cr
clearing wcaaLCr
Iadc1i0nc fOr tO-n1rrDw
The Indications are Thar warmer son.hcast 10 south
west wind, and cloudy weather VIII prevail 10 hc Mi"
iii, and N,, England States during TAur,aay, followed
on FRIDAY b., colder fair weather
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS


NovIrLE Nov SOArrived steSmcr Crcassia (BrI, oven
stone. rom New York Nov 10 ON her 10 Glasgow.
u tNBrRG, Nov 3O-Arryel, steamer Nestphana (Ger]'
scGwcn5en, from Now-YOrk Nov II.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HAyASA. Nov 30-Arrived. steamer city ~ Washington,
Zimmerman, rom Ncw- York tor Mexican ports.
DELAWARE BREARwArEK, Nov 3O-P4ssed inward. steamer
Panther
Passed ont, steamer Ccntiucde
PHILADELPHIA, NOv 80 Arrived steamers AmarylllS tBr
BlAgburu, Newcastle " G. w Lord. Charleston; Fanny
Grumiry, New.Yerk; Hercules Fall River.
sailed, steamers Norman and rOnawaudl
HALUHOEE, SOy .O-'leared. steamers Caribbean U}r
Ring, ltv"rpooi Mcclellan blIps New York. Geo Appold
Foster, savannah.
~ale.l steamers Nova scotan, Mcclellan and VIM Law
SAVANNAH. Nov 3oArriycd steamer saHon Snow, Phila
dcuhI.
sailed stcIm Gate CITY. DaRgctt. New-York.
SAN FGANCst0 Nov "0ArriYcd steamer AUlcr Head (Br
Hong Kong
sailed steamer Gulf Of Sucz Br. Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

Mr.. Gillette, Of New-York offered an amendment that
the whiskey and tobacco be ehcep'ed from '"o
ExSenator Willard warner of Alabama said that as
Proteconist he sorry this question Was proGSn' &
II would break the force OF the Convention before lho
country. He protested against the movement o..
Cyrus Elder OF Pennsylvania chairman o 'n" I'm
miftcc Oh Resolutions, said that the rehgious he"sE
pers and the temperance people were IN iaNof 3 IS
resolution. He dened that the ha was nelAE PavAo
At this point recess for Dalf an h0hr was taheh'
THE EVENING SESSION.
D. F. Uenston presided al the evening session John
Roach was introduced and after making few remarks
handed the manuscript Of his speech to Theodore Bai'7
by whom it was read The address in part as fol-
lows:
Atarl for only IS nothing but free trade IN
Disguise. The abused revenue laws nave
woTkci Tor the benefit OF the Whole country.
Let Us look at the iron iutercs-that which mas ildl
England TIE richest aud the largest manuiactuiinE
nation in the world and believe That without 1t ls
in one central Government. In 1870 we tT'E
3,655,2l5 tons Of ore RON ihr NM 400 l,1
tons Of coal and 1.00o,OO) tons OF COKE Wc.G Us
thus making The transportation more lNnH I",',',o w. ~
doubted max Nc n TRANSFORMATION OF 22pOOOOU tons
furnished merely to calrHe the ore iuto ls Ihis ma
in oIur to 800 57 G- when It reaches the merchant
counter, and what wi! III ynint oe wien I 10 IL" i'
labor nothing but laror. 80 You come bncS 10 lht p"
tom qu. stion, VIII you degenerate RbeF We H'
r2ljy6I 80 within the last thirteen years Ninety per
cen, Of tAs allIu was paid American labor Inn, ., il
such "a policy We have pursued w,h regard Z" ran
roads if applied TO ocean carrying trade N"dd
prove the remedy wich N"n t'hiI'ii'u are !"
10 capitalists 10y which England built Gp her merchant
marine and America hey railroad. Is lhc lohry %n.r,
alone Will build up for rs our ocean t'I! 'uT
r,itiv I'm, Is oh.o,utcc essential To our growth
and p2o.prrity in the fntire some say Tn,u1 bought
Li,t ru sIill. She used her own iron ana % per
I, show what protection bias done in the last o.. frls
Tbc coa,t carving trad. has exceeded our uupa'I-
be- 4'Iui
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
Gpecial Notlces
Humiliation.

A. Kmbel & J. Cabus and East 2Othst New York, beg
10 inform their patrons and the public In general that owing
10 the approaching Of their cOpartnershp which
day OF May 1892 they offer their en-
stock OF class Paror Library DningroOm, Cham
Der and Fancy Furniture greatly reduced prices in order
to close the business Of firm by the above mentioned date
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATEit-rhe puIest and safest OF All c1l1r
tic waters Avoid all coarse. irritating waters foreign ana
Domestic they impair the digestive organs AMI kih9y+
Perfect bread. Seven varieties
HEALTH FOOD co, Il 4th-aye., COZ. lOt!st
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
STABBED BY HIS PLdYMATE.

August Tuschc, age fourteen, and Carm.lla
Ryst axe thirteen, HODOkou sChOO.-OOy-, DocIuo
involved in quarrel afcr school hours yesterday. Ros
slapped Tusche the face, ana the latter drew small
claspknIfe and stabbed IOst In the side, inlicng
panful wound. Tuschc then ran away, but sulsn-
Gueuty arrested and locked up cell He Says That
he had no intention Of stbbng RJe but put his hand
10 ward OF blow. when the knlIc entered RO5Ps eue
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S Sons.
~ ,uI * tlr,., .I.rn,

SchwntIaa Scarchi Slclgug iu tho ar, tic In quest ~
the Franklin records by William H. Glider Vol, oYo,
WITH maps ami illustrations, -.
The Exploration OF the World. Part Ill The cNplor
thr Ninecruth Century BY jules Nciuo 4uy tuuS
trated vol, Syo, extra cloth. - %.
The Quartet \ sequel 70 " Dab htnler 4 story 0f
Growing Boy one yOl l2mo, 81
The Orthodox Theology of To-day By Newman smytt.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. l. n. m-During the last hall
Of Yesterday the movement n the barometer down
ward. Clear and fair weather followed during the
last quarter by partly condy and coudy weather with
hight rain. Tho Temperature ranged between 37' aud
552 tie average H5a' being 1879 higher than on the
.uoHding day year, and jig, higher than on
IuCrdaF. .
Cloidy weather with light rains, followed late in tho
day by partly cloudy AMI colder weather may be e1-
pcCtct to-day IL this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
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4 MUSICAL PROJLCT.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3O.-lt is proposed to
form Ium t.r 1Iusca Club, club similar 10 tAo Apollo
C4.u. BOSTON, which would rent hall permanently for
meetings and give Six concerts yearly.
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