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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
nR NlcTE4GH On DoGyEYS LITTER.

Fr4ln ThS PbUadstpnAG Press # December ,.
Hon Wayne MicNc.<u va Sen idat evening Nv
Ir.ssleD lt-r on h,s return from Nrw-l TX, an
in gated 20, TO = ". DJseys ird tn tue DuDHc
nj ~. tatriurits cOncerIl.g Mr. AlAc!o gin and
MIR James h. ~X-A furueY-Gtu.r rat VA ia .
q ,perv mood. and Indcltcd that hr dlt not TANK
tnerr ws OCCASION lor any SPECIAL expression on the
So j,ct. ,,..,---L ..,...-, ....,. o,.
troy,rsy with man whO has neen IndIcte 10y tw0
gr ,n, Jlries anu aIIuug"d gully Oy ten mo Oui
OF twrlYe { - remaining JTO having prouJu ICED IA
) me verdict aga nst MS tools am not without
ieeiug pit Iuf mixed tn contempt. II, after
bl, IA row escape and IL view of the uanger still
nan ing over hiI II IL Is any soldco 10 aDue POST
IuIstri- Iierai james am M SELL &u WihR IHal
hr should Jr lnouI--J Ia lts ice eiUOs meat. now
Zee apout these assaults may -rnAps lest DO IL
,.l.at by the note NrOte L NJ. James when the
ID r,,.v letters were published last summer with tue
uOtr Nv ~ aud pCturr5qtr stores wDI1l ne poured
on o GENERA. CARRIED Do.ore No zee ciItd Tor
Lle Cablurt. Wa, just tur ilng over Lus not
Sir. ia, FeIgI tAen u4nieL tiIo roOOrter th5 IoI-
loving cOpy'
BROOKFIELD FARM, Aug. "a. 1882.
MY DEAR JAMES: o. cOu. 80 was OOth SURPRISE ana
grained % Jersey ana Ia this master nave
"a olIznt advLntagr over you he hieVes cFlueh l. Tore
~ an euemy IN you "A So bat l. Is pam thdt they re-
rdrd me more inSerOus - gentlemen of their
pro csslon. Nh;le nad ava opposed iud dchIuHceI
ibs KNIVES waO infect aud dl3nOuOr Go Republican
prt. dd inagtur tuat they cIrd, ei mo Wl.n sucd
a. glrss,e answering hOussty Ina they ~OuI
ptcotrckeu tuu sus-'s Ion tat " 40 10 D. ~ Ice
nead Of no Department OF Jd.uce.
such tcstinOIy NY ioracter value more han the
app good because II Is lar e5S Hkoii 10 De
aud fine, IN ne words or Mr. Burke, In
can to mIuu tue OF cue BrauyG Grham Buell.
Dorsey gaus," ana be CON orted. sncrrey yours
WAYNE hACFEAGH.
To Hon THOMAS L. JAMES.
Nv MacVo4gh was evidently in q very tranquil
frame OF uInd over UOrse, = de Iunciati"ns. ana
che -ry took ms plrGure ior tue saturday Club.
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AN IMPORTANT CASE ENDED.

NITUWOND, 10, D'0' ~ = ~
cIse wucI occupied QUO CTc14. C0At' ~ hI-Ah'"d'
all az eek "a re and y, verdict OeiaS re-
tt- Il for ouaant I.is csc involved $4,000
or 100000, for dam .srs Oy are 10 TIE ayJ.hIuS
properly 40 The long bridge Of tho i.ic nond
ana sour lrudd. ovc. h. James ETer, WAS lie
s.royeI b. lire .ass StllcI. lie mtcrea.eJ pIrttos
we're cal ny FranKun otrarns AM tue mio James
luonas IT, Z, sn very wealthy men, VIZ Led great
d, o. pro-. !ty c-t.Ol 80 .4o Sane uho
a. a the Insurance cUhIpaue5 WAC uaI pht tOt hthif
al Ci,e.r r.-sS dHci-u On, nOVrYrt ON WhIcl tno
GO. rlrurI Wts tle -I4s Tor cuiu, *,
wn.cA Wa, uIruei. SO. Oi Inc prJ14Aeus AMY rts e."
ri, eos we're. 40 .l1ycI CtAcr niIc al "a may Dc
ap.e as a4 D.Oahl-, ou. the Csc 4, lioOdDy
en.el Will no tcr.Lct
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FLAMES FOLLOWED BY AN EXPLOSION.

The airy goods stock of Alexanuer Elci"s
& Co at No. 2J3 GTand-st.. damaged S-ooOo ny
fire which broke out in tho cellars evening The
building injured 5000. The fancy goods store 81
Henry Kerr at No. Pol. damaged 5000 by water.
otto Lshn Horst in the basement lost 100 by water
Solomon EszcE's fancy dry goods stock at No. ~
CAry -tic-st adjoining Fields puce. WAS damaged 5000
- bc III send
ing alarm finally given from the i'o"ery
aud Bioune-st DANES ulsCOb cIC'L
explosion, supposed 10 have been OF Oc-ulicu IN
tue basement Ii neard -oHie distance away Inc
fire was put out in ABOUT hal uOuT.
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THE prrr9BURG AND coSNELLSvLLE

'PITrsBUIG, PENN, Dec. 4-Ihe annual
Iu.e.ig OIL the ~ 1s1Irs and Couhelsyiie Railroad
Comu.ny Was ned acre today AMI FOL oriIg ,lrec-
tors were ee.ed kobcr, Garrett Mcndca COAen, AuSh
sisson aid CAailcs WoJD, OF Baltimore; W j. bi@ae'l,
Ionn D. .cuily George \. and C l. Fitzlus D, OF
Pi.-burg; Williams Baldwin. o. COlneI'yiAe; W. H.
Marble oil Gre .nsburg. Penn W. A koonz, OF sooner
-I Iu aud e.. e.. 4Irklu, OF Ncs NchtO - ftuH 4hr
.r,r-.ar, =. port tuc grJss tIfh.nts 20 oe
s,TT9 7sg =, 4nI the expenditures eI i3To)i ~
irt ilecti II tao dIte:.O.s t,Dor. Carrot
was cause president. and j. u. Washington secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

THore WAS apparently 10 change yea,Iudy
in tue Relations DE- t4c warning railroads ~ tue NO..u-
yr-t N,.,.Y rA directors Oh t.e companies SAID tut
morning woId DC DO e uuul the meeting next Friday
whether .uytaiul would ice accom- ylsHel then or not
was question rney REUSED 10 venture pre-
GictOd5.
Benjamin Brewster prOmn % director OF Doth the
Omaha sud tue .,ok Island Companies. SAID win great
-upnasi,. what tue Om4ht company wishes 10 nave
Urnu gus bout regard - pr ciscly tho D'"
tulIg Tor as s.OcSLO.crs OF 40 81 raul ROAD WAT
We arr s.rv.us IUr may nOt D. Tor the ht tdia-c OF
I'D calAtivc dlec. the ) Pal, W"O DILL bi|"c
Ia sell plreut npIny' Out II "a Tor tHe Dc't
luter,st- o. the stockholders
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TRIgUSE OFFICE, Dec 81 q m-The movement III
the barometer Is again downward. Clear ana ISit
weather prevailed yesterday The temnerature ranged
between l3o and $50. the t247so) being l2is
lower than on the dsy s-t year ana -
higGer tlan -unday.
Fair and partly ion = weather with higher tcmpera-
turcs chances of II II snow, may DC e1peeIeu TO-
day .n Luis city and vicinity.
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SOCIAL ENTE kTAIN MENTS.

The German CluJ's ahdual dinner took place
last evening at Its CLUB IA West iTentyourtl-at
About 100 persons were present Ferdinand MotE' the
president, presided AmoOg tie company were Consul
Ludwig LaSohdam, vic3 Consul LidenOerz Henry
atenway, william stcnway. Herman Oelrlchs Baron C.
Thomson ii. MOer, b. Sonlesnger Carl so1urz
and Horny Niliahd.
alrs. II .ury dLyes held reoaption yesterday atter-
day afternoon AZ ner hOusa IN Wrst Fifteen h-st. -
MRS. C. ADel neld reception al Her mouse NJ houus'
bur-r l.,
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/ CHURCH-fIGHT SETTLED.

LEE. Mass, Dec. An the case OF the Rev.
A e. Aokwortn aud the Rev. SIR clyde colored clergy
men. both claiming the paStorate OF inc me'no4'S.
-, IN "a TN the Court has decided in favor OF
A., Ackwogth The lafter wac mt here BY the African
Methodist Conference but hnIlug tue salary 700 small
started au opposition CHURCH, Nj Cloyd SIN tt atnE
al tue regular place Of worship On Z cen ouuua3
and an tercttun eusurd IA cue phPl ro'ultins IN ~
Ackwortu's oeing removed D. the .r9stes hdd taA9u
away by The snrlIf. judgo nnjs M Cioyd anu nc
trustees & y OF assault, aud That ny AcA"OI'h A~s d
rignt - pal .nt
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MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.
lrAIIACK,, rHEATRE.

The comedy of =" The Queens smiling
written by O. w. Godfrey, was pa ed Tor IN" hfs- he
In tbs ely al WsbacE's Theatre lus. evening me
NaarE ON any ho~ever. nave pres uted II repea 700
u Ia ihe ast ous chs. during when lAey nave OooH
oUrneyns about lie tneir own tneAiro VIA gwen w
TO Mrs Ltngry The welco no which the travellers re
cave Oh thoir re.u~u home large and ku0iy
auGience, Was extremely cordial. The piAy went Oh
via spn and oasn every payer soennng W ieei the
grateful influence vi a0SDnlOus OCCASION aud oil Tue
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GENERAL GEORGE c. THOMAS.

WAsuINGToy, Dec. 4.-Generll George C..
Thomas leo 81 ~. rsideuc. ia GEORGETOWN Oh saturday
uirnD General TGomas born ~ E'z'beiH, y j.
Oo cher O. 1872. lie wa raiu'ted nt "e'' foiA' "a
1886 an 4 was a-siened to The Artillery. DnrinS the
Florida War dis,iucul-ncd lin 'ef IL Fort Melon and
wac dan sero4sy wounded. lie became First Lien en-
ant IN 1893 ami for time acted as ar Assistant co De-
missary subsistence lie igned January 81 l74@.
bat volunteered la, ~crvI.c, al the O.raAlne % &c
Mrxic Il War L. 1861 0pp'lutct l1r-tI urrIl
OF NJ Militia Of the DIssrCJ OF Columbia ~ iresdent
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LARnRPRs, WAGES REDUCED.

SCRANTON, Penn, Dec. 4.-lO-day an order
no fins Del iwure I.ackawsIns and Western Ralroad
Company reaucing the wages Of track nab rers on all
IN, t,a - % rated ~ the Company went into effect
merriam order a i. one Of 20 per cont and brings
IA. nav o. a BRAKEMAN town 10 II day. Iho m ieel
lie + Il tc.iJI very kcsIlt, Oit WIZ accept IL III
,r,fer,uce 40 striking a. tuis season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
FIELD TRIALS IA TENNESSEE.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Dec. 4.-The an
nua field trials ol tue National Kennel Club began to-
day Only eighteen dogH entered for the a-agod
stakes. The weather cold and raw. with ram.
Duws American Dan beat Don. OF the meio oeTs
cup the ESsern trials Ress CTennossreI beat CaVa
ler V. lyOintcT adsUmr Dest king DaaA, sue DO u
Baden Bad-n Carte j. beat G1eruy. Peep 0Day Do.
Bessie Lee
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i)oli!ital Ncnceo

Republican PrinIry EiectiDss
Tho Republican lttuls "a IN a. oral tsio1nf DIS
tire J0ctyo he ga inosiAI
evening December = .No4 AZ 0CJ. trspt- 90
doo satos % no Ceatrn Ca n'is . Tor
he casuInE car
Representation 90 be- tho q ,ne ~ 10 present
By U. tho kO,uDucaa Iont. a. .5li al 80
John j. UBIIEN. Pgejdoat
SOLON b. SMITH. tsoer,t,ri.,
XIth Assembly DisirieI ReDEhiean AssaciaisS1.-
&. A. PEAbODA, , it,. ft'st.
J. ", HAYES. soCy
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THE HUDSON RIghR fEOzEy OYER.

ALBANY, d c. 1.-The weather Yesterday and
today ha. Jeen exceedingly i'd the miuim 'u TEN er
a rre AT the signal Office helm. o. TIE river in this
vicinity was frozen uv r this morning. If Il believed
ma. n viz, iOl on the Iiud3on TAR a. Albany Is
closed Tor the season
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STfINI1Z DEFhAlED AT LAST

PnILADrGrHA, Dec. 4.-The first same in
the aey ,c-os ,nes5, wcI was concnced on oa'ur-
"a, between SIeintz, tue Champion, aud Martinez o.
Is cay, was concluded to-uAt' anu "AS VIZ" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
ICE FORMING II THE CANALS.

ALBANY. Dec. A telegram received by
suparutoi dent DutcLer schenectady states that
seven oaded boats ef th It pace this morning for tide
water Trlegrlms received ~ All lltOr Place from
Uuc R,cde-ter syracuse report tnat ice 10 forming
ra pdly in canals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
LOSS CAUSED BY CARELEssNEsS.

VINCENNEs, Ind, Dec. 4.-fire originating IN
the c.rrirss throwing away 81 hgnicd oigar-a'unp
N hquor-shop yes er:a the bIsucsz portion
OF Petereburg MY mrs nOrtu ~ ths place, anu al lie
records. ud papers TIE city government. Loss,
$1,000, IEsuLed One-tulrd.
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HILGERTS SUGAR REFINERY SOLD

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The sugar refinery
~ Cuares yprt who reoehty hrd alter forging oon-
meroal paper to the amount OF S7OoOOO was SOD 20
.x IN. Sheriff for $1,000 There mortgages for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

A RARE collection OF artistic japanese wares,
dncrrn f.. any htner mpor .rdt the properly OF MI
Iro.elio >. Jacobs. oug rssdent ia Japins being eH
Libltc4 Tor sale at Char. bHha,d'5. ChBtOn-pACe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
A QUICK PASSAGE.

The American Line steamship Illinois, which ar
rirrd al Queenstown Yesterday. made he paSSa e
frou CAPS henl pen 10 Brow Head IN eight days anu
tnIrteou hOur-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
900 upon the property and other claims asgregans
MIDNIGHT YEA rHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INOICATIoyS
C,nooats far ths am to- .lf-f1ur ho.rs

wv S"N hc'' A''DAS
Synoo5is Tor hs sIH tO'1ff0ar hosrf
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 a. m.-Ihe bar
ometer is lowest north OF the Lake region and hsAest
Of New England. Tho storm when was &c ia yes
terday morning near EscanObs has moved TO the aorth'
eastward attended by hgh south to west winds and
hight in the Lake reg on. Northern Hew-fork aud
New Eng and. Far weather continues In the Middle
and Southern States. with warmer southerly WINDS
Light local are reported from 'nn~ss'e 9ad Cen
tral M-sis ippi Valley with warm r ithcry winds
Generally far weather prevails the the rthwest,
where he pressure increased with colder northerV
winds IL Minnesota
Indications for tO-t1y
For New England, slightly south 10 west
wnns, par " clOldy weather lgl. Snow, clearing IN
,he southern port on. lower OarOme
For the Middle Allan 10 sta slightly warmer on
orally far weather, ignt snow 10 Northern New-Hork.
south 10 west winds, lower arOmeter.
CdiaIOndry Signals.
Cautionary signals continue 1rOm Chincoteaguo 20
Portland.
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rRTBrryE LOcu, O3STPv4TtOvS

osfometnes variations 70 'a. y ~ tsni
pc.iiny midnight Irregular lin MS ee oss rs
b. nfr,a udus or-n dora ir -
iscssd o. the IneFnoetef a. saS
nHtI PlAlmrcy. 7I5 Br0sisay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Suddenly on Monday. Doeelaber 1882, LAVna
ArnoiI no y OF John Arnold. as-d ~ ears - ,
tt1Cs OF hrf ION mt
Iert % neA.l y No 100 al gait. Newark, NJ On Fri
day December .. at25O y. u.
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Reaay TuI- iiorainx.

THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
Pricc IAN Kf.i,8r.f5AIf )f HANS 3, 4y' ''it g'r 71
one ropybas ytlr -, -JJitA "a 90 ~ 4it "a
sAtra. IS P1stIs'tI =. .I,.'..' D 80 hilits I3S
mar ttlnUNE-
Nov YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

ColRate x Co.'S CAsHHEaE BOUQUET rOLCr SOAP.-Th
move ~ eAtepiOnAi 81 Jf ts perfume arc u
pe,u Lace luttlJ-s Jf tnN "A llrlOIs artlc-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Bird Iaana keeps Canaries and cures
diseases. at Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

How doth the housewife improve each shining hou
by pOls4iug her SI4yerware ~Ith hLEcr SILICON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

A VERY COMPETE COLLECTIONS - now on eNh1i
ton at tho rooms Of FREDERICK KEPPEL. No % East
sixteonth st. Union square,
Open daily tiI ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

ASPINwALI.-sUTTON-O SATURDAY Decemners = I" p tne
Collegiate Chu1ch. ythASr aIt -sihA'g ~ -.
D. y. assisted y To ~ e' L"''.~'
De- 4.AOp OF Hnude iAa1d l."J -
ana C1rncla ue0r-taia laashtot - ''o '~'' ~'' -
euIOh. esd, al OF tllls cIty
DONALD-ItAl NOND-Jn No enDor - al ths resu,nS s
~ Ia A - 4 ~ IA Arohluai NC uiisgh
Jcssie L. aaynOad. daagLsor % tio az imam ~ A"'
moyd to N Imam Do.alL a. OF BrOO-yh'
r.g. ~, . tt,,DIr tho 4ih inst a. 81 BatthOO
news .aurcn The roCt0r ne He o~huoi ~ CuoAe'
u. d. a. de Foioss W ANN """S"'o' ." - o. M
Eous, rsl
III ..... IL M,,-rin ~ nu.I be indOrged Wiih MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Foreign mails the ending December will close
rEE~nA1-ATI /. "a IN. for Europe por "a. Arizona wa
Queenstown; at pm Tor tOrtO Rico direct per osNiih
al D. ~ or Win iwam lsla ld4 PEI - 1eilhG "a
~ o. m ,ur -AItlsso aid Uicufue Os. ,uDa pef -.
Santiago AT Z D. cd. or Newfoundland pei -. Gamma
wFDNh~DA At IA m Tor auce direct uet - amor
dam. itOgtsrlIns u ] % ul T. CT
land d per ethtO Via Ola tsttrrs mas 10
Iue.trd -pef ..tlopa Al l.aN a Ia ID tulOio ser >
ia "a via Queenstown; AZ 2. VI. for ape havtL 81
Looming \ tslan4, pc -. S"n " ttAuo
DAN-At O. a. IN :ur &c many. France NC, per -
vie au Plymouth ch6gh0urg and liauOhfs l'Istfs
for trrat AID other rl4oI count r. mds -
dire1 Teal PEI Nleldnd'l at 80 N. for Europe pe
~, Adu4tl, Go eustlWh lttfe-s for 'c rtlhy 4 ~
nut De Of = ted per Al iapc" az 80 M i0t
cuba PO IaCO and lo2ico pei IS lt!sh ..npt' "a
Ia ana AZ .. 0r Sayaui a &C q eyi0"h ana F"It
iluon PEI BcLt,T . ,,..
SATtIKDAT--N a. IA for ireland per - city - E,f-
IN Via Queenstown lottcr Tor Great Hilaih @at o'uo4
Inn at a. "a. ..uto.t Per - i-,ie va 0oull
irter tOr .ltd mus De dli'cs a
lei te', ut %. Tor cuba ana Por % 10 3D. Do -
NAsAia via Havana 40 g.. iur Belgium direct IrG
81 AT Al 100 p honduras and LiIngstOa. VIA
Mails for china aud japan, per Gaelic via san Pran
csro cios5 December -. AZ 7 % M Mails Tor AIS
tsla NewZeA.snd. sandwich and III Islands per -
n Of sydney. SaI faLc.scO. Close OcceinOcs - az
7pm urvpy T. pE.RsoN p,,.w,.t,-
The schedule ~ closes ~ trns Pciic mats g. Arranged"
the D.s d. -. dnlAIcrdJtd OseriAd .fAtA. % ~ Ffif
ci,ro sias ls arriving o. tmf a. Al fal1t-'
Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Mr. Chllis was born in 1903 and was educated at
Trinity College Cambridge, wucre hc GraduaIed in
ISIS is SENIOR W.auglcr and fic,t smiIas Priz man.
lie was ordained $780, aud IN s}6 ne was app'lntod
Pumian Professor " Astronomy ana Experimental Phi
lO-op4y n tue Can idge CniYersij anu Director o. the
anurds- University. posi- ions winch he held nm M
d-itd. In IS6l hr publS lrd "Creauon ~ ildh ANA
Progress" fepy tDIres NycIue ~ 'dN iht treatise
o iIr lIosc cpuy IL tAc GRATED ~ '7's .l'i
l. views" he l-o tie au' nor 81 t"e4Nt ID g.
OF asirOuOmIca observations GAu OF mahy scientific
~.
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Gpcull Not,ee5
Absolute Art sales OF Importance

Absolute Art sales OF Importance
BY TAOS. f KIRBY e CO. AUCr.OSEERS
AT THEIR ART GALLERIES, st5 & OF BRoA 0wAY
THIS TUESDAY, aua wEDYEsDAr AfTEENooNa
Positively WITH ~ r RESERVE OR LIMITATION
HE oICHEL COLLEC ION.
hnSG AND TVSsSsTtiN dLAss yAKr. kHODfAN
AN' fAT By 'iN ouD iiTS Of 4 sicaEL P&RIs
TOMORROW cwEDN g.pAYl: THUesP9AYT APP FL
DAY EVENINGS. Ar 746 ocLoch' WITHOUT hH'
on PPtF EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
ALARG & A ID iaPjETASF coLLEcrloS OF
SUPERB MODEM FAIATiNGS.
IN OIL AND WATER CoLoRs
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY EXAMPLES or THA
ITALIAN. FRENCH AND SPANISH SCHOOLS.
NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED IN ThIs COUNTRY
r,,, Artistic asn,rias :. 4,,,,o,,oo,,.
'- = q l,rrie, al ~otsstS5. Westerly, (. L
Fine u)nI nsI~Il AT III nag ora it'rs. )stTlB
lcitsa Y Y dee G5gl gar. : y. CANlieL1. A;t
"Oongrs., " te-" ..,,.,.o
superior " an: ~ go, vi ,-,I ,tr,i
E9 ers iievs "a .of5,gi ~,5e.I y tt,s t1I l,o. *
impair th5 Il. ssssiys O,SLlt IIi .IiyS
DR.. Pnsey Memorial Fund.
Alta very cowde eenLg Of chaoh ael held a. thS h9u.s
X - han,e or uusesit Of OytOd on raar, tiy.
Nose noe i pa d9'] bT It "' ~ AL 1 IT nous, az cod
r6at fund established ia nea'ry Of Or Pusey aad
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name and ssrondy 10 an en iowmea. fr two
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man. I4r-. Eor,in-. On LoA-e. cATDuIy. sAop
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Fine Goods in
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Made In stock
KALDENBERGS
FACTORY 10 FU1roN-,r. NEAR NASSAU
so g. UNDER THE a. foa doGsE OPP tho P,st oIco.
AcALL SOLICITED
Homemade JIince Meat
AND
PURE cURRANT JELLY, sPIcED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS. JELLIE5 Pre- tLE'. &c.
Hoa4.xsepers cs1 az ths aJJ5, Ir,ts uais frD ~
OrleTslJ ~ y 8 ht""-t "a / d.,
31j d. g-lY-s-. BtIbI.y1. '. L
Circulars with reference, "a prices SEM o. Jltitiol
Lime juice and PeDSin
shed Ia dlf 'Si on
CAsE.LD. dA5S II IL co, ILL ~ "Ay al as pa 70
dir Iusta n1ruts-NEW PIALO $40 per month o. cans
=; Month ? tICEs EXTREMELY Lo" BARGAINS
IN sacugd nand piaGOr
- mOhACI. WATEKs * CO. No 925 LFa0i@sy.
Special tor the Holidays.
STEM-wINDING COLD wALTHAN WATCHES FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, so EACH
HOWARD & CO.. No a6l 5th-ye. HosYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

The leading Non.Co da,ng Boilers S'oam-
snis Ac Sc also projecting Old pipes nom frost
FOSSIL MEAL COMPOSITIONS
with "a thic,Hrss II Isdae less heat tina any
other covering wuh t@o inc es or nore IL u very
lisht f. dura Die AM absolutely hre-p DOT
Re ON highly By loldias manufacturers al over
the country An re easily applied BY anyone
send for circulars and estmon ais or apply a. Office VI
FOSSIL MEAL 20. 40 CEDAR ct.
AUGUST GFISE. No"-loIk.
ono GbO, hE-
yeiyet Garrett, specially $50 dfoent patterns,
N emtrpAH6 nSsPr & Co. six have. and l3thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
OBITUARI.

TIE REV. JAMES ClIALLIS.
LOSDoS, Dec. 4.--The Rev. james Chaliis
81 A. r. \. g, +. Il. a. 5, l. dead
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-22
News Cuttings.

WHISKY AND PoLITICs.-Judge
Wylie in the course of charge,
made a center shot at liquor sell
ing by declaring that it was only
tolerated by the public because the
sellers were a political power. The
matter came up in the trial of a
man who while drunk had assault
ed an officer, and on trial pleaded
in mitigation the fact of intoxica
tion Upon this Judge Wylie said
he had heard of such pleas before
but it would not do to sustain them.
He referred to the vice of drunken
ness, which goes hand in hand with
disorder, and then added that liz
uor selling was tolerated by the
public because the sellers were a
political power.
"HoME, SWEET HoME."-Mr. W.
w. Corcoran, the philanthropist,
proposes having the bones of John
Howard Payne, the author Of
"Home, Sweet Home" brought
from Tunis to the United States
Mr.. Corcoran has selected a beauti-
full site in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Georgetown, where the poets dust
will be laid Payne died thirty
years ago.
The ARLINGTON CEMETERY
Casa decision is soon expected
from the United States Supreme
Court in the Arlington Cemetery
case, and the lawyers are of the
opinion that the decision will be
favorable to the heirs of GUSTS
Lee.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-22
Masonic.

At the recent session of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge at Wheeling
the following were elected as off
GERS
w. Fl. II. Flick, of Martinsburg,
Grand Master.
W G. Bennett, Of Weston, Depu-
ty Grand Master.
G. E. Thornburg, of Cabell, Sen
ior Grand Warden.
IL. r. Howard, of Point Pleasant,
Junior Grand Warden.
l. II Williams, of Wheeling,
Grand Treasurer.
O. S. Long, of Wheeling, Grand
Secretary.
The following officers were APP
pointed by the Grand Mas err:
c. H. Collier, of Wheeling, Grand
Lecturer.
J. w. Grantham, of Middleway,
Grand Chaplain.
G. F. Irvine, of Wheeling, SEN
Tor Grand Deacon.
Frank Burt, of Warrington, Jun
ior Grand Deacon,
W. H. Riggs, of Martins burg,
Grand Marshal.
A. G. Bailey, of Spencer, Grand
Pursuivant.
Timothy w. Bliss, of Wheeling,
Grand Tyler.