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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

,,otod his birthday after reading volume Oh III
noems specially prepared for them in raised ley'ors
az, IA the mind, after all >" he said that really
GEES shapes and colors. What visions OF beauty
and sublmity passed before the inward ana spun
raj LIGHT of blind Milton and Beethoven! ! nave an
ostoomed friend. Morrison Heady, of KENTUCKY VINO
Is deaf and blind; yet under these circumstances ne
has cultivated his mind to high degree Snd mas
5ittcn nopns Of great beauty ana VIVA ue,Ii ~
w. ri scenes which have been witnessed Only y!
The light within beg OF thee 70 a tbeir E WsfaTo
onJ nrorresS. and that NV PRAYER IS MAJ thri.
Sard and SD ritual eyes may be ONO 50 clraL tmaO
,Lnr can ven dis ,ense with the outward ana ma
terial ones
1oypoY. Dec 21.-Oscar Wilde viii be among
.ha passengers by the steamer Arizona, which VIII
sal fro Liverpool on the oath INST for No"-l orN'
yrgib saws: "Although Baroness Enrdet'-
.so,ed the proparty in disputo-her in
coaII IN MI The Colts Bank-in order to yod iga-
ton She is allowed by her sister t"o4lIhS OF t'
hnwpver is reduced by 975,00o year.
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RALLROAD LN1ERES1S.
NEw-JERsEY ROADS CONSOLIDATED.

NEW-JERSTY ROADS CONSOLIDATED.
About thirty Of the u STOCK In the various rail-
roads along the Ecw-Jcr-"y shore met yesterday In
Jersey CITY, to consider and act upon plan Of con-ol
dalton which mad been proposed The railroads repre-
scented were: the ScwlorI and Long Branch the New
Egypt and Farmiugdale the Long Branch and Sea Grit
the New-Yur and Long Branch Extension, and the Long
Rr,ucb and Blrnceat The smaller roads. apart from
the New York nud Long Branch. form continuous line
from Perth Amboy to Barucglt Bay and % "as thought
bv some that a consolidation vuui De- advantageous 90
siI the roads ghr argument Of consolidation WIS
adupted without dissenting vote. The nov company
il To- be known us the Sew York aud Long Branch Rail
road Company. The capital stock II iiscd go SIoJJuoo
Bonds 10 Inc amount of ~ 100000, drawing interest at
ucr cent "A year will be- issued An election Tor direct
ors Of The new company resulted In the choice OF Frances
: Lathrop Henry :. Little Anthony Etc,lrS'. John
Kcan BENJAMIN williamson. Frederic 4. Pots, George
g. Haven, joan :. Barnes, George /. Baker. Lewis =.
Brown Richard j. DOhbn-, Edward " Hopkins, 2u. ard
George triswod The directors subsequently elected
Henry s. IIt President; George O. Haven viccpr"'t.
dent md Anthnny EccklesH, -ecrctAry and uca-uIrl
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHiNGTDS, wednesday, Dec Il, l'Nl.
r. T. Elug CJ.cf Enrolling Clerk a. the House OF Rep
rcscnt,t.,es, resigned ri- position today.
Lieutenant Isaac Hazctt and Master J. l.. lIunscker
have been ordered to * animation Tor promotion.
Lieutenant Commander Leonard Cheuery. L. 3. "
has hrru placed the retired st by OF ncapac
ny for further service.
The Senate Committee Intoxicating tho contingent
fund expenditures Of ths Executive departments CON
tiuurd ils llbors to-day.
Tho total rcdcmptous to date Of extended bonds I'M
der the 1O5ih call are -lGgi2OOD. leaving only SJO-
OJO OF these bonds outstanding.
Or Ioring Commissioner ~ Agriculture LEFT hero this
morning Tor BROOKLYN 10 be- present a. the New gland
dinner given ia tina; city tonight
Captain Jane, Egau. L. = A. lrrtlrcd. sentenced
tobs dismissed the service President Arthur has
dtrci That the sentence be not cpuirmcd
Major John Carson. prominent Washington Journal
is and writer Of considerable experience upon huan-
cl and economical. subjects has been made clerl Of the
House Committee on WlTs aud Means. This Is regarded
here ~ an excellent selection
The Census ONCE has issued bulletins showing that In
the state Minnesota there standing on the 3lst
~ Nav Is .Oy 900 feet Of merchanalc pine
in M-si--ppi, 80. 5,oODog tcct IN Aihbama l0--
100000; lu Florida, U,blJ,oOo,OoO' anu III IeAts'
~ sos 500 900 feet.
A box weighing nincty-siN pounds was recently re-
cciycd at the Post OGcc at Galveston, Texas II was
addressed To the postmaster that place with letter
requesting him 10 deliver " 90 person 10 Galveston.
There only nominal amount u stamps affixed, and
the proper postage would b, over 500
Tho senate Committee, nycsu eating the expenditure,
Of the contingent funds Of the various Executive De
paf,mcuts resumed work yesterday. J. Bradley
Adams, q Washington merchant examined in re-
gard 90 crr4,lycI4rrrs which preferred against
him who appeared before flU Inc luft~-
tatIur Commission. The invest cation, therefore has
bee. bI-'d ,ar' upon The evidence submitted 10 the
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THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

BEELIN, Dec. 21.-SOme of the newspapers
state that dpeasure ct the highest quarters at
the introduction Of the Emporors name IN farheht-
ary debates, and that recent conferences between
Prince Bismarck, the Emperor and the crown iIlhce
hnve been mainly devoted to that subject.
It's scmionlcaly declared that the statement regard
ng an alliance between Germany ana Turkey Is moor
rect aud appears be circulated Tor the purpose o
creating dstrust at ~. Petersburg.
LONDON, Dec. GA Berlin dispatch 10 me H"eS
sov,: Tho editor OF the Hlnau Ga-ee has been SEN
fenced 10 four weeks imprisonment for animaiEertis
on the attitude OF Prince bismarck In the ahuoCi'lo
agitation II. -. oTl,o
article Herr LcyissOhu editor OF mo uDeD'd lealcu
ON the threatening received by Prince blsmaICk
al Kissngen, The article stated that Napoleon IeVeIneu
threats before tho elections, and limited hal IT1Aco
marcks friends helped him In the same way. Ience no
sentence the jewish editor TO threo mOhIDs nPrSo
mont" 4. r,,ot-
ROME Dec 2l.-The OSSerUdiOre Romano says : inter
iccuCo has been received the German CtnIrc pa
ms ready Oh To Introduce In the RcichHlag OIL fePcd
ing the law by which by ecoe5Iattlos IN inc
else OF their functions punished TIC uOveIuuivs
Will thereby be put 10 test II the Government hcEepS
the bill there will be peace II not tue Ehpte WI
back into The position from which II apparently "lsH0s
to escape
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EX-SENATOR PADDoCWs POST OK.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TGlBUNE.r

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2l.-lt is understood
that Ex-senator Pa ldock has declined the position OF
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, although has not
yet been formally offered to him At TIC same time
members OF the Nebraska delegation express the opinion
that he may yet be rendered the place, and may accept
1t. The Nebraska Senators called upon the President
and urged Mr. PadAocks appointment to some position
and TIE President mentioned that the place to be made
vacant by Mr.. Upton one to which he was willing
Mr. Paddock should be appointed. This fact having
been made public. Mr.. Paddock clcsraphcd senator AO-
gan thai a. would not take the place 1t is understood
also that Secretary Fogor was oppO'cd ~ r PaddocH9
appoiuimeut-uot rcrspual grounds, but because
he was not personally acquainted wi the Senator ana
wanted man whom he know as Assistant Secretary.
While the matter Is stl shroudoI in doubt IN pTospr
Is that Mr. Paddock VIII not 20 into the Treasury De
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GENERAL NOTES.

.,:.,or.o many persons have held that having
- an, hat sat upon was full and ample iustlhca-
49,. o., b,n,ic le but a san Francisco Court mas feech'iJ
IA that II is not even good defence TO en'"se
.ssa,lt and battery Septimus walker coio.o"
h,br ia the person directly intSrcseI II ,'S iv
brohci, cadfn thus established affects the Whoio CIV
iiZed world - e,
An investigation of the causes OF boiler eA-
-, hrorc1t about by the recent disaster IN 'he
t|,os porin, Mills now in progress In PlttsouTS'
A oat amount Of testimony by experts ana engineers
hosheep patiently listened to, but thus iar Ii'o ~
-" ,oon thrown upon a difficult subject Every nou,
i,ys the cause of some explosions Dll nu', q. nc
NJ IN do more than blindy conjecture rs W 'no
cause OfOthers. ~, ,t,.loo
Tbo Iondon correspondent of The Wdnc6eS-
a., Guardian writes that collection OF the h'sHeS' ID
,arost md Importance Oriental scholars coHsIsH "
r 400 cuneiform tablets Is now on us way u i1''7
rrho we're discovered by Mr. Rassam at Sppara near
,t,o Ills srpposed that these tablets are the IL
-, mon timed hy Berosus which contained au'eittW
Wan records copied from earlier dOcuheuVs ~ N'"7
sargon l., who lived lSoO b' - .;
t. is said that one of the singular superSh-
Sons which prevail among miners in the great en,s
w coal fields is that If anyone whistles IN mine disaster
g. o m follow This belief is chiefly confined 10 10Y
eicners but their preudiccs respected by the le
lovlaborers who are natives, and whist'inS Is pas
never ndulged in underground except by lhouE"''oe
orreckless persons. Like all supersuuohS' 'i's "io
snpported by long catalogue Of proofs tha' II Is '
truth For instance: On the I'd of December 49, Mar
can Powell. a mine boss, imagined he heard man
bistlinc in the shaft Investigation proved That nc
90 nod hoap yvbistling at all He told by the MIR
ora that he had had bad and that some uonoit
yyoud befau him. That night as he was leaving tnS
store of Captain WilliaInson az summit h ns Shot dead
nv Iollie Mcguire assassins who were altST"
& rbc miners think II was the whistle Of the ia
tai bullet that he heard that mormhS'
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LArESr SHIPPING NEWs.
PORT or NEW.YO TX DEC. 81. 1873
ARRIVED

PORT or SEW.YO TX DEC. 81, 1881
ARRIVED.
r,- rp-,ore arg Rep Pay SON trieste Ct days, with
crpf barrels order vessel to Parsons Loud Passed
Gibraltar Nov H. $3.50 --.,,. - .. -.
Etrk Fyl Johnson Fcrnandna Dec T. with lumber TO or
dor vessel tu - r AiviC,s!t y GO, go, - -.
kuubarlt * Co: vessel Gildrr-scve Dec -. % miles
month o a'torls heavy gale from IN lasting hours
iu which lost . a,pdd. -.., H.. =. -,
>Cll " tuA-, oicester i'ochia WIN iAuio Z" i
Hand & TT sscy.
TltE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
P,arNPr Dec 22-l lm-PasSod, steamer Wisconsin ibrh
U'ur from Dec Ii. On her Way . queenstown
%FWtAsTP Dec 2I-Arnved, steamer Northern 3D. Wat
- from NrW.AoIk Dec 3.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE Dec el-Auived. steamer Ohio tGer)' Meyer
Bremen. D...,..,.x. 90. A.,
mild Poster savannah. Mcclellan, Blups New-lorA
sailed. steamer Geo Appoli. .-, $500.
NFW-DKIFANS Dec 2lAt the fas5eS-AFEINeu' sVo'nio'
Bristol. smith. newport, h.. -. .,-,.-.
Wthurl do. .,., ..--- ,...-.. rr,,r
Kong and Yokohama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
4 CHICAGO RAILROAD ACCIDENT

CHICAGO, Dee. 21.-As an engine and pay
car Of the Northwestern Railroad were nearing the
bridge across the north branch of the Chicago River
near Fueronaye in the extreme northwestern part OF
the city about noon to-day the bridge swung open sud
denly and before the engine could Dc stopped plunged
ter sender into tho filthy water the pay car barely
escaping by striking the bridge which Aad begun 70
swing back The bridge was badly wrecked. D. NJ.
out Engineer ". b. Wilcox was pulled out with MS ieit
L. cut oil below the knee The conductor crushed
10 death be ween engine and tender and his BODY IA
still under the The thick smoke ana noise from
tbe ncghbOrng factories prevented the signals bong
seen or heard by the bridge tender and railroad men,
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took fire yesterday and completely DESTROYED one
of the men while slowing bale Of cotton in the hold,
upset lamp, breaking it, and the flames spread so
rapidly that 1t impossible to e1tngulsh them ohe
gethcr with everything else on board The Albert was
owned by L. G. Stevens, OF this city.
LONDON, Dec 21.-Thc British brig Lucy March, Cap
tain JONES' Glasgow from Coosaw, s. Co. reports hay-
Ing spoken in lat 4so north long go west the German
steamer Katie Captain Weiss, from NewYork, NOyem-
Der 49, for Stettin, ruddorless.
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TrNDING TOWARD CONSOLIDATION.

At meeting OF the stockholders Of the Manhattan
Railway Company yesterday, the proposed increase Of
the capifa stock Of the company approved 10y an
almos, unanimous vote The only objection was made
by = II. Kuccand, vccprcsldcnt Of the Metropolitan
COMPANY who stated that. while he held much larger
amount ne would vote only on 800 shares. The total
vote favor OF the iucrrasc Was o@O-b shares nud IN
Oppo-on 500 shares The vote authorizes the Increase
of the stock company by the o! $l3,UDOOOp,
which devoted 10 %" absorption ~ the stocks OF
the METROPOLITAN aud New-iork Companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
TIE DINNER IN THIS CITY.

At the New-Encand dinner in this city this
evening NJ ". Cooper the first yicopresidcnt % the
society," will preside Among those who have accepted
invitations 10 De present President Arthur. william
NJ Eyarts General Grant. the Row Or. II. d Hitchcock
the Rev Or Carter, prcsden, OF Williams College, SON
ator Hawlcy OF C0unccticut Senator Adrch, Of Rhoie
Island Governors Bgeow OF Connecticut, and Little
field, Rhode Island, and probably senator i-duuhlN
There will be twelve tnast-. Arrangements nave been
made for the accommodation ~ 2BJ persons. Ih.Ic
have bceu 500 applications for tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
LONG AND UNPLEASANT STEP.
= - IL -...ll Lnn

Il IA hardly necessary to say that from
THOMAS l. James to Timothy o. Howe is long and ul-
pleasant step. The appointment OF the lOrn5r was
49, IN the interests Of the Federal business; the APP
oinfment of the latter purely political without IN;
fortnnately any good political reasons to justly IT. IL
tba Penubcans Of Wisconsin had been told that they
were 10 have member of the Cabinet and been asked 70
name their preference for the honor MI howe WOuIu
hate been nne of the last persons occur TO them
Howe ia the first mediocre man whom Mr. Arthur mas
introdnced into his Cabinet aud he is likewise the most
rabd among the four He II TOO narrOwn
ever 10 rise above faction TO stand for anything bnt
seNsh nntics lust at t1is time il particularly
nnornafe 10 introduce such into this particular
Ta.,,a nfsrf
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YESTERDAYS SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. Benjamin II. BriStow ana Miss Bristow
held reception yesterday afternoon and evening, at
No. 81 West Forty-u.nth-st.
Mrs. r. O. Dun held reception yesterday at her
house at Madisonavc. and Thrty-nnth-st.
Mrs. Clark Bell Mrs G. V. b. Ostrandcr, Mrs j W.
Brown, Mrs Edward Knox. Mrs. Ethan A.. and Mrs
James struthers were at homo yesterday to their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
c..nr,c,. fn,- Ihc 1nnRl d hOllrG

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. l a. ma depression
Of slight energy is central in Illinois The barometer is
highest in New-England. General rain or snow has
fallen except in West Gulf States and New-Engand
Norherly winds are reported in the Northwest and Up
- - reo,or southery in the Ohio Valley, Lower
take region and New gland, and northeastery 10 tnt
Middle Atlantic States. The temperature has iAeh "
and the Gulf States elsewhere tAeIe mas
been a slight but general rise
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy
weather eagterly Winds yeeriDg to warmer southery
lower pressure. ,,,. ,,,o,od ~,
rain warmer sOutherIy winds, lower pressure
Indications tomorrow.
Rain il indicated on Thursday in the Lower Lake re-
zion the Middle and South Atlantic states, and New
England followed on Friday by fair weather In the Mid
die States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
IMPORTANT MINING DECISION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Hho Secretary of
the Interior has rendered decision " great Importance
Ia parties interested In mining properties I'm the case OF
tho mineral atlantis AGAINST the city OF Deadwood
In tai, case the Secretary has decided that patents
should issue on all mineral entries made prior to the
location o. town site; and that patent for tho town
site sh0 IA issue FOR all lands Included In tho location
except that covered by the prior entries referred tho
patents be- without the alton clause and issued
IN mineral lode patents within the borders of town sites
This drclon applicable to town site entries or placer
mil 4vt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
PROTECTION FOR FRENCH INDUSTRY.

PARIS, Dec 2l.-A deputatlon OF COTTON
merchants, importers and brokers OF haYIo "@u III
interview to-day with NJ ROuvier Minister OF commerce.
and presented TO him petition signed by sixty oil the
principal firms Hayre pointing 10 tho decrease OF INC
cotton import trade in consequence OF tho depioihO'o
condition Of the cotton industry in France Ihe peuoh
considers that the commercial treaty between France
and belgium contains regTetable concessions anu ehe
grticalV opposes frosh concessions to England WHICH, "
says would be fatal tO the import trade OF llaVrc
Twelve hundred of the coal miners WAC ha'o O0oA y"
strik. at GrandoOmbe have resumed wOrA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE gloats over Mt.
sooc free fra lc speeches The Kentucky senator i
sometimes too "prevous. Augusta tGa) chronicle
DEM WIN.
II occurs TO us that Mr.. George William
ert,s ia little too fast in welcoming President Arthur
70 the ranks of the Civil Service ref0rners-bosloh
Herald (Ind.)
Whatever may have been the faults OF Jet-
,arson paws dishonesty has been named among
.baT nv his bifterest enemies. and IL viii he burning
shame ON the times II flsehOod and reckless hostlt
ran find lodgment in the public nina lhsleau Vi uu'i
and Justice Baltimore Gazette DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
United STlTES SUPREME COURE

WAsHISGTON, Dec. 2l.-The following buSl-
cs was transacted IN the Supreme Court OF the United
states to-day.
No Igo-Jarcs 4 cunningham Frederick +. Ives ct al.
submitted 80 GJ-leulamn II. Mcon ct al. vs. the Fms
National Bans. of Montgomery, Ala Argument concluded
No I4O-leuDcn T. Pollard 'et al vs. H. j. NintDn and No
states M Line COMPANY Argued
40 I~i-lohn J. stewart the town Of Lansing, NJ y
Aryuut ut begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

Johann Ludwig Krapi was born In 1910 At the age OF
little more than twenty years he followed Cobalt after
ward Anglican Bishop of jerusalem into Abysslnia >as
Christian missionary. To the work OF educating and
Chrstianlzng that country be principally devoted his
life until banishod from Abyssinia with all other mis-
sionares by King Theodore After extensive African
tour In company with the missionary Rcbmann, during
which ascortaincd the geographical position OF inc
mountain peaks OF Kcnla and kiiimanzarO ana maue
other tropical researches that inspired In 1917 the eN
pedol OF Captain Burton, Krapf took up his abode IN
England and devoted himself writing various works
in German and Engsh African geography, ethnoogy
aud
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SPANISH CLAIMS IN BORNEO.

MADRID, Dec. 21.-ln the Chamber of Dep
utcs to-day Senior Canamaque interpelated the Gov
in regard to the charter granted by the British
Government the British North BOrneO Company. The
Marquis Vega dc Armijo, Minister OF Foreign Aflirs,
replied that Spain had protested against the charter
said that no power had rights in the country affected
superior to those OF spain The negotiations with Eng
land on the subject are atill pending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
TIE PERUHLAN COMPANY.

Jacob r. Shipherd, president of the Peruvian
Company has written letter u Scott Lord In reply TO
one asking him why he is silent under the accusations
made against the company He First that the
ocnsatoDs and insinuati0ns have no better sources
fhan vague apprehensOns IN some and hostile IN
terests ia ali Others and second that the company relies
await the sober second thought OF the people The let
Ter asserts that The claim OF the company unmpeach
abla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
IJTNATIC CURRENCY TTNKERS.
- ~ =. /y,1xanaf, Iyd7sffs RTDl

The people have the right to represe ntatiy I,
her ~ dollars The need OF change notes il as great
a. Of any denomination of notes With these Furnished
strtv according TO the demands OF business not more
sban ioTtv millions of coins OF dollars and fractions
would be required; All the forcing Of coming 1Gao we
Snndred million silver dollars is thrown away lhese
are now a nuisance to the circulation an nc9iD me
~ the Treasury a fraud upon the revenue from Gus
toms and standing threat 10 the integrity OF our Inh
ces currency and public credit That when THESE luh-
tic thinkers now crying Tor "ouIu Oc oonuu"''0
nf4 hiE al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
4 B4LL on BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.

The second annual reception and ball was
given by the proprietor and guests OF the Mansion
House Hic.-=L BrOoklyu, last evening. Papst fur
uisAcd the music. The rooms were decorated with
palms the dancing taking place the dinngroom, and
tho supper being served Ia the rear balcony, when was
rLuIOhnd and dec yrltra MlIh lAgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
THE STATE GOVERNNENT.

ALBANY, Dec. 2l.-Controler-elect Daven-
port the Of Office to-day before the Secretary OF
state The Hon. Hamilton Ward, Attorney General
leit home to-day lie will probably not return 10
the U.licc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

erod no without bottle Of ANGOsTURA BTTRRs the world
rcnnTed nppet1 exquisite flavor. Beware oil count r.
fr Ask YOUR grocer druggist for the genuine article
MANUFACTURED by Dr. J. q. Is. Sl"gert x sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
THE ITALIAN REFORM BILL.

ROME, Dec. 21.-The Senate yesterday, by
n vote of liz to 3d. adopted the clause OF the Reform
Bill giving the right vote to all who can read and
write. The Senate afterwards adopted the whole Re
form Bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
THE STITE DlLEYuENS ASSOCIATION

WuIrNEY's POINT y. Y, Dec. Plat the
state Dnirymcn's Association to-day the following
officers were elected Harris Lewis, president; l.. b.
Arnold first yccprcsideut; josiah Snull, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

rsrsUsE OFFICE, Dec %. q. ma considerable rise
n the barometer yesterday was followed by slight
fan Partly cloudy and cloudy weather prevailed with
hight rain during the last quarter The teoperainre
ranged between 4O' and 449 the average t4ls oelng
1lsso higher than the corresponding day last year
AND "a higher than on Tuesday.
warmer and generally cloudy weather, with occas
ionaI ht rains may expected to-day IN this city and
f.fu
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wopr TrTu- yrAD
Howard & Co.

uoWar1 ~ 20.
Pearls, Rabies, Diamonds, sapphre1,
and other Precious Stones.
Choice and Rare Antique Plate and Furniture
2G4 5TH.AVE.. NETWORK
BELLEvUE-AVE., NEWPORT.
CT REGENT-ST, LONDON.
81 AVENUE DE DOPERA, PARIS
HOWARD & CO.
Have received some Fine Black
Pearls White Pearl Necklaces,
Choice Rubies.
No. 26i FIFTHAvE.
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The Mercantile Library now contains 194,OOO
volumes and Reading Room 400 newspapers ana lhas'-
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MARRIED.

,,-vpp yANpFRRIIT-On Tuesday. December 90 at ST.
Ratholonrw Church. the Right Roythc Bishopo Now
SorE Tho Rev. Dr. Cooke and the Row Dr. Rowland, Lila
GAGGED daughter Of william II. Vanderbilt to Dr. William
We