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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-17

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uublished every Wednesday and Sstur-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-17
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i stockholders Of the Salt Lake and
Western Railway will be held at the of.
fee of Williams & Young, in Salt Lake
City, on Wednesday, June Il, at 10 am,
for the purpose Of eleciing direcors tC
serve the ensuing year.
By order of the board Of directors,
W. w. RITTER,
Vice-President.
Msy 80, 1882. nal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
E4SHLONA ,LE NENDINGS.

Miss Anita HargOus, daughter OF ID. /. Har-
goils ana George tOrcs,, j.. were ma red III 81
BartuOlomew's Church at y. yesterday, by the
rector, tue Iey. Dr. Samuel D. Cooke IN tIe pres
euce OF large aud fashionable Assem-
by The chancel was adorned with ferns
and palms, and the cnaudeHcrs ct the head
OIL the aisle wreathed with smilax. Ivy vines,
Inc I,ris Amazonica, NepuetOs roses and narcissds
flowers. CHARLES b. AleIaDder was the best man. fhe
usners were Robert L. HArgOus, the brdos brother,
Henry de forest. grJOms cousin, II. LeGrand Car
non William Calender, Elliott Roosevelt, j. l.. ocAener-
horn Robert PerAlns and W. H. Brown. rne brides
dress was Ia de Oh white satin, wtn full square
train edged witn pOmt-iace, square c0rsa-e trimmed
wtu polntace from made u. hOdncos OF tue Lace
Ihe Drlds apOintace ven, ItsteHed VITA diamond
cresosEl diamond ornaments, a cOr-age bouquet OF
ORANGE blossoms and cirritd bouquet OF lilies and
white roses. airs. HargOus wore rlon black velvet
robe ana diamond orn .iel ts; Miss Nina HargOus
all dress Of gold satin Hth embroidered Wnite
satin mont; liss d4rgJns dressed IN wnite
sk Inul- The house of tho brides iatAer, No 40
Flrh-aye. deliberately decorated win flowers aud
plen.s. A large quantity OF hemIOck bOughs
aud other eyersreeus IN tine nails ana
starways made Cnristmas-ude appearance AT
each end ~ the psrlors were masses OF ferns ami
palms horseshoe Of ~hiJe aud yellow roses. with
c4uemiuois fo his, LunI N i"ut o. tue hurOf over
ihr Iuo cuai4cuers we're nuns Win slnAA,
camrihls 4it OlhcI nJ"tI75 anu O@I4s o. iO5Us w
hun ABOUT The rooms. LIE bridal pair Will SAL iOr
EUROPE 10 Dee lGbe. ID AMONG those present ", TO
MS. ". Al. he Forrest, Misc Nelr De Forest Mr..
aud 'iIs X. ~. De Forest MISS Caro- DE Pores.
mrs George H. arfOrcot, MI aud 1lrs docaco BfOOAs,
an CAR, sis. A Han gOGs, Mi-s Anne TIA gous, lisa
hargOus ITea.On, j.; Le Gr@uI IL Cannon, Mr- and
ar, q. ". haven, Ass LaYon, air AMI Mfs. GcO' g.
Pei Lac Kisses Matthew'S. and al. A. kJDDihS,
lls Isaac IoSu-en4. Mr.. and Mrs. oackott NJ ana
..is. william IOst, JIr. aud Irs ftcorticA var
deibill, Cr,ls htoI webb, the Misses Nr0D. @I7'
Rin ecu. tue keins. Il, 1ir and Mrs BdcAhHAh
Wuuuio9. Ir ana Mrs tual ICES hiDtuu, Mr.. ana BIS
WAhau sefn bliss COtiuet, Colonel bnd SIs
Na-s Ii. -lTs. 5nal.u Ed wrIs DOOAei aud AIS n ~
ex Mayor I'd ward Cooper. Mrs. CUOp-r, Mrs CuAfos
lerA.ns, ilss,s IuIkIur. Ass O.Ir"JiJ, Mr' ana
A!s =. Hcwht, sir ana Air, ll'yd Bryce hIn
4 kAOlss Juttng Mrs Cutting jules si0ntant,
I.oAIuaiu B@rk.ey, q. ii7~eh, si's JOIN Ser
wood. tTs. John Bigeow, airs Ih0Iis hlIch-
cock Mir Na,ablu aar ana nrs. DoaOnte. hf.
and MIs. H,AIy AIeIauure, john AieAahd o.
Or AppieiOn. ar and Mrs UaunY Mr. And M nunrb
Ly.Vl. IajuIbe LeSit Difs. Ld"aid LesFits MI
and siis hlcu..Id irving, ID. IrymE. Ms- Cynef DIR.
ana Ars - I.ODer,s. neral iarln L. hcdadOn, NJ 49,
Me- &, Han Misc fiofa HOtG ar. aud dfs "a 10 Oz
don M and C4aIIcs do gan. MI ana
AR. Jo.u Hone, Ar. Gale aud Iss Gale, of IrOy
dr. AID Ars John Draper, hiss DrsVer MI and AIfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

crAaKsundsy morning December .. Phebs Hunt ~is Of
rSns1s ssryces At tas resdsnoe Of hsr son Heavy way
6th ave, Mount Vercon. ~ u "eahsi'y "'i""s - -
RelSye: and friends are respectfully inyit,d - ssteah
Take trs ms At New. Haye DepO 800 AID iOO'
Carriages will be IA waiting At tHs d'DOs . =,
COHO-On ~ the Sd Inst. EhzaDcth - WIZ u
Jo.aDh ; Cohu In the 63d yssf OF hsr ags. , -. A..
Relatives OF the "A nf are re- b9ct ~ -
che funeral ner lao r. tense ~ rs PM
way. third isf ny tho Ola ins~' az " V'"SA
Philadel phia papers please copy .
EVANS Passed sway first dAy. 81 inst. Mary w. VIC OF
Oliver Evans. the 64th year 81 her age. ... a..
and relatives OF tho family ifsi q ate1l w
her late csJideuc ~ opuco-st I'm sihD"
the 9th inst. at O'cOe p M
Eos rER-On Rrtdsy Oecembs- l. At ROxburE Mas Janc'
Frederick foste' aged 20 ycArA
KEEN-In Brooklyn. Monday morning December T. Nellie
FLORENCE daughter OF tho late Henry AID AAfAh'o a.
Isla o. and snds invited sttsbd the funeral seryi
ces a her lef, 5oE MashingJ0oSFv'
Thursday tie 'th inst. at O'Clock.
Pc omit mowers
LANDON-On SUNDAY December B. 1882 a. Guui)rd conn.
Thomas IL IaGdOb. his ga year
Funeral uniofl coHn u edoesday. December g. AZ
n III
Carriages Will meet H4SA caves S-s-
al ~ a m.
Please Ouli mowers
MokUA December 4. 1892. Caroline Louise feFs1'
The rsatves and iiea. are invited attend TIRE fuaera
services No liz East iSth ST. "eH
nosJay. DecenIer q, at II a.
TYLER-At the Finn Avnue Hotel. November 70 Gene
sniel Tyler formerly OF he United states Army ased %
IDterrnent Admission Alabama
WAITE 10 this city. Deorubr 3 after short Illness J0nn
= White. D.. aged a. fBlrf.
Services vii Do heif Tue "tty. Dscemier az ~ N ssts
Members Of holland Lodge No g. r. an A n. ARC inFit'i
10 attenI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
4 LETTER FROM PoSTMASThR PEARSON.
| nv~yIvC N THE STRONGEST WAY GOSSIP AT WASH
,.--r,N Aubur HIM

prNYING IN THE STRONGEST WAY GOSSIP AT WASH
INGrON ABOUT HIM.
IN ,h,Edffor OF The Trtb"ne.
SIP: observe in the Was ingion VeleqraphiH
correspondence, of TIE TRIBUNE of thus date the
statement thai Postmaster Pearson Is charged
with talking against tue President, elc, ever since
Garfield was s1oi. One of his alleged rem 'rks vas
that tho President daTe not remove him. He'd set
the newspapers him If he did,
though the authOr oi this charge" is not
Il med ia tue article IT. pubicat on 1orbids me TO
maintain . silence VITA regard t. Il whoa ing 1t be
nisconstrled as an ADM, sion of ITS truth; and
tner, fore ask yOu 10 81 re mo sufficient space III
your columns tn deny, do in the most unequiy0-
cal manner, that have, either before or since the
shoe ing OF RE. Idcut uariei, been sully o. using
tlc impTo Del an abs Tdly fOyl I-h talk or ieI-
guagr ~ rlhutrd t. III or any language equlNaIehI
to or NJ al sem cling u. | Ouli "a sorry u he
Cousi ieTed b. your readers as cIDdOle OI SO
g:O,s breach of Official propr ~ as that o wlich
an repOr ed 10 have been accused, 10 say no'hlng
of q Il h OF common s5L~o "hIcn sA"uu DC
Justly held 1" II that accusation were Tue.
NerV r,., &c fully, u. PEAR ON.
ost O6ice ,eo- York. office Of The POSTMASTER De
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

enme hackneyed commonplace The latest hius'rs
sn a, this trait in Sawpeys character furnished ny
Actor from the land OF cakes and ale who was soOurn'
ma at Monte Carlo. he went frequently 10 the gam ing
s.b,snmeoss that abound there, not to play out 10
-. an Notioinr however, that some numbers came
n, more often than others at the roulette tables, he
70 the conclusion that the cylind-rs must be faulty
and by csrctu observation ne discovered the numbers
that came up most frequently during the space OF q
,,eeK a, two OF the tables. He then constantly oa9ku
,na.e numbers AID In three weeks three inlino
srancs II put the money ia his pocket ana oePS S
Tor ms native he lther whistling softly Inc ooo'
xwha' nae wi Wallace bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
THE Transit or TLh Us.
PREPARATIONS AT YALE COLLEGE FOR on -EEvA-
TONS.

AT YALE COLLAGE FOR oB-EEvA-
TONS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 4.--The scientific
men Of Yale College wnO are observe the transit Of
Venus on Wednesday. very busy to-day advancing
their arraugements The telescope - b. used b. Fro
lessor Newton will he placed IN position in the
open air tomorrow in the new observatory lot.
Professor Waldo and Mr.. KrscIner. ls assistant.
will trace the progress " tl- phtuO b. means o.
The new hello inter- and Professor wilson Will, from ne
ea-t 10 wer take frequent photographs by the AID
trescOp iayng n foot focus aud an eiglncl ap-t-
open field, several hundrtd teet away, an ]
o. T. Sherman. the old Dose va
tory. will take teles0Opic O0serY .Linhs
having especial reference 10 the weather coudtphs.
he Snowy prevent observations tAat vii. Ice o. e
hIgrzt interest AMI vainc. the appaIa u, 10 % lstu -
OF tie lana the pr pIratOns Tor 10 Implication alo
sIcu t. every phase Ui the pucuumcnon vii ~ sH,"
The quo Oglaphi views taken will rank WIN me ue-'
that can be iOund anywhere. Mr.. CrawiorG o. Tue
Standard Time Company, wno has Deer ueiulc' 10 a.
sal Prof, ESQ Wilson. buIly engaged tUnAy III
IaAIng photographs Of tho sun, his ", CT Deihk 70
On that day iIupre.aiOu viii De tuned " aCurOno
Ger The pll trs 10 Be made use 81 are lhe ~" ,
fashioned dry-plstes used In the taxing 81
diguerrcOtypr4 as they are better adaped 10 me
pose RI tue Photographic plcs OF the prrsch tlu
Photographs viii be wednesday as o Ten a.
"a minute, OF perhaps 40 Or 20 IL All a. on,
OF ibis number sIOuld perfect tue re UT W" "
very satisfactory Un,er miSF"Srope eTsry
stage Of the transit and iurnish valuable dath JOY
rOnOners AMI IA ,tdemaucitns for The results tu''
WISH to ascertain. The gr alc,t inter g. 81 The
centres about work OF the heoine'"r Inc
attached 10 the pier 10 b. real 40 lhl'i'"
Oh twenty uIlndtos. aud TIA ba Ometer once nn hOH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
THE IGIr1T.Oy IL J4MIICL

KryGsTON, Nov. Delivery parish through
ont the i.iani mas proolmsd a-ainst the present.
Cavern I,rut and the manner In when the council
wa. packed to pass the Florence vo;e. In the Conn
ell Chamber nee day tuo nnoiic Al members re-
siencd he o'icias meet Gni pass Dls aud yOte the
estimates wiihou- word debate or comment Large
revolutionary paca-ls have been posted on the walls
OF Kingston VII ten with rcd ink in n bold hand Each
OF the speakers me Kings on massmeeting referred
. +,.... =, c.rIs and ae0e that they were po-'e by
,ui.strirs {, the Government. Inc me oIld4 10 INC
Brt-h Parliament IL receiving thousa u :" @
oJmiug u rauiiY. - 49,.
\. the pablo meetings tae GOVernIheht nav uTom
c'',,-.a .y,l i Br be-. aud corruption, = Iamprr *
wiz thc pIDlc muuey aud aking u from the puono
chest "a nuAt any LEGAL su hJuty J. Manipulating tuc
ocIr no dec. ~. fDe uunlc ami conceal the sru n;
1 Wastiug the public money; .. KuihihS 'he cO'On!
viii ENORMOUS salaries and disg ace' "a poi''oN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Mr.. william Herbert
MIR. WHITES ORGAN RECTAL.

Mr.. John Whites fourth recital, yesterday
afternoon at Chickering Hall, was extremely ih'iuo
tive AID interesting The treatmentof the BAeh prei
and fugue in minor perfection ITSELF every pa
being brought out with consummate clearhoS'
ROVER The very Mendcssohnau andaute OF MeIAe' 10
syeeuapd peasing and Mr. Whites judiciOus reeiS'Ia
tion gave II much vrriety and expression He treaou
az thou 1t dbl OF exst the TREMENDOUS dhioniy u ~
List fsntaisie and fugue-a most Intricate WIZ
tic superb ohorne at the close appeared VIII ri
suSli,Ifv Tbe coucert-salz in fiat MINOR %
q wnrk olsa tremenCons and OF higher interesi-""s
piavcd in hr most admirable way ,.o.a ,b,s NOR
j. a MY tuat but uRn lful o peoplo 80 a.
,o-mance Mr Whites recita :, and dr Airher @''''
ongbI 10 be turonred by the rel " irehds VI hu'4'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
LOSSES At VARIOUS PLACES.

LITTLE Rock Ark, De-. Fire at Bates
vile. Az, ts morning. Jos..oyeiP 4. onIths Store
mouse ana con RId BatosviIe Ho.sl and con
tens, also belonging 5nItd. Ihn losses were On
soreuousr 5000, insured for $1,000; sock $4,000
covered 1y lodi aco; Dir 5000, Iussr. lOr sJOJ3
or. rD0St uOtrkeep pr lost 100 Oh iirul.ure
lbsur.ncc, SoOO.
CHICAGO DEC. FIR, which occl-cned considerable
loss occurred here this morning az 40 na1ls1nst.,
occupied ~ several hrmS The to,a loss wn prOD4Oy
reach $4,000. Tao Stoubrn CouIty Wine company Is
tue prIac pa naut. TIelr lose chiefly rOh WAGER
WoKC -sIER, Mass, Dec. IA house and barn In
Leicester twned Dy Howard Holden, Of this city, was
burned on SUNDAY The loss Is 900. insured for $40
IN tue Itadrrs' Insurance Company, Of Canuen ~ J.
Tine ChIt. och ru. - A. = g. Nalc u, hdJJard5-
ton on saturday. causing a loss OF S2,OJ'
lI4su 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
FUYERAL orr. T. UPDEGR4FE

WHEELING. W. Va, Dee. 4.-The funeral OF
J. l. UpurSrah. member Of Congress from IAe AEllth
Ohio District, tOoE place to-day Mt Pleasant, from the
Friends Meeting House. which 1000 persons aud
illed overlooking. Toe services were conducted
by the Rev. A. II Husscy. OF Columous ONO The Rev
DR. Doughan CLARK. OF Richmond. Ind, preached tue
sermon. aud DR. a M Reid president the oteubonVe
Seminary, deliver. a brief euiogy.
Business entirely suspended and all the beil' IN
the town tolied from 10 IN. until p IN. The fun rAI
procession Reached from church to the cemetery,
almost mile aud CJu-Ies siOna escort consisting O
lie, .rUScntaIfc- To Enseud, AtncrtJn. Dawes anu
MckiHev. OF OniO oknnor ana Van AtrnanI, Of Nes
Ycr4 Feelr, "a INDIANA Nhli-, Ol keutucEy, ana Gun
tucr, 81 NlsCOhnn, " - D-cscIt.
senator sherman seat lct.eI OF regret and condo
leucc and speaker Keller cent handsome wreath And
II WhlLe flowers At Tue grave r. Coulter, 0i
-teub .nFi. IT,, .4c some fare veil roInarks
Inc COnqcsiOIa, Committee returned 10 this city Ia
carriage lct acre snngtOu tnIs eV ming, in
tAeir speOI slot per VIA tAc Baltimore ONO laii-
nad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
roREIGy COMMITS or THE MESSIGE

LoyDov, De- 5-The nelly Telegraph in
an eli orial this morning says: "PreSI-
dent Arthurs Message to COl@res, VIII
not rank with IN, great eff)-s made on similar oc-
casious by many OF his predecessors If
ever State paper presagcd the waning Influence
and coming doSnf,l of political party 1t Is
the message delivered yesterday by man 50
ind 10 the rue int e'ts lYi ~ aheai OF him, and
So niirm of purpose as President Arthur"
The Daily Mrs Says: /" lt st ms that President
Arthur has tlk-n 10 hclrt the les on of III late
elections. The passage n his message P7onOunciLg
il favor Of civil Service reform mist
b. Int uded as an ctf.r o. r'cohcilla i0h
20 di.aifected Republicans" Referring to the
financial pfrt OF tIe me,SaE, Inc DdHg
vars slYs tult i. the duct On Of tn. Nah MAJ
de pa ce.0s a las e5ars iat'. tue pro eetiyi
no means of spending tie eaosnou5 surplus when
the dcDt Is etiaced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
REPUBLICAN ADVICE NOT DE SIRED.
Y ON TAa Y cA.aLlr L.Llln -L-L.-L

There il gCOI Ge4I Of c!aptrap going the
rOuuLs The these days regdr ~ The III
ture the DE Ocratc party an also II" nc"usideraOe
siuouut If .rauOs advice offered 10 the parry espe
Cy by kepublica Journals, e. Its present dutyas
thew hHd only IL welfare 10 heart, when tue iac IS
thai nothing IN world would Ill them VITA disgust
ad c4au 10 tie Democracy Is GDsA ana pei pol
uae Itsr power an IN tie good eaces 0l tAe people
l. goes without s.yInS that that were cOnSunna ION
oeyuuty undesired our political opponents Ii lra
COO, an 10 ayOld doing hat winch your natural enemy
wishes Sod 40 do Accordingly. II tIe DemOcraur Pa
~. = even lHE NEw-lORK TRIBUNE adWl sinai sur
WV the load Tat IL OeinE dumped upon II,
u Will dive another signal proof OF Its vitality. But
edd- Ia. TRIBUNE, many Democrats wuU inherited
political principles iron tneit ~ hdfathers VIII e
AZ loss 10 discover why the EepuDlcAns should he
yOed ut Al the Dem crdts fb0A the advice now
siyea tnetn after tuty voted hey don't hear
word ali 40 NJ being paid lOr supp0 ing the COu,ttC
tou Tnat It, precisely. The entire argument OF me
basrr sort of Republicans taEeo the Orn o. al appeal 10
the SiroroIs Democracy 20 retain III ONCE those trD
leans " O arc already Their at oa-i make DIVISION
OF III. snos with them. Despite ih fair trcatInent o.
this DjecI paragraph above qdOleo, even ms
TAB Sl cam avoid rustlng is an, ice upon UONe
nOfeec Cleveland wnen, ever boy I'm Ws, pOIlng
would please Il InljOrIty OF kupuo lcan y eNses an !
buses BE- tier tan 10 MI eNc'aud make ueau
faiiCre IN tue Executive GUAR at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
REPORTS or COLD FEATHER.

POuGnKEEPs1E, De-. 4.-Ths mercury along
the Hudson his morning wa 30 below Tie river
from Catskl to Albany is filled wirh new fee. which
In many ulaces is fast The steamer 81 John passed
south az o'clock this morning. Navigation to Albany
is considered cl Sod.
Dispatches the udson state that the river Is
frozen soldiy SchOd Albany Tu boats have
gov q north 10 bring down a dnz.n bnrgs nd bark
euiiie fro poin north of Barry own. Tne steamer
lArtn started for AID ny this mOrniIg but was CO -
PEELED 10 re urn Not ing nas passed Cas- etoI either
north - sou IA since daylight
HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. 4-The mercury in this CITY
this mornln ranged from I've TO Zen degrees below ro
In the outlying country chs mercury fU twelve degrees
lnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Kirkland, Charlie. c. Burns aud william Burke, OF
Rochester; hiss Comstock, Mrs. " C. whitney Miss
Foster. hrs John ID. Joaes, Mrs FlcydJones, MI ana
shipper, Mr and Mr4 Fanshawe, Mr.. and Mrs Chaplin,
Brown. stephen Parker. Henry Jones' J. w. Rasne and
Elliott Gregory.
Miss Ern5sIine floyd. the daughter OF the late
William X. Floyd for many years the stage manager ut
Walaeks, married George q. BOnface, j. son OF
the veteran a0tor. at p. yesterday In Ola Irlh
Church, b. he Rev Mr.. Hill. william HenGerson, o. tue
ctandard Theatre, gave tho bride away Toe ushers
were Hugh Haslings. jr., and william q. Simonson:
TIE brIde wore travelling costume OF
lavender Dr0cade velvet Win sash draperles,
and n nat and plumes MACH Her bouquet wac 81
Marecual Mel Roses. The bride anu groom went 10
Boston eve ing train. AIRS. William Heudrraon,
airs. BOnif,co, Ms simmons. Mrs. SnunsOn the MISS
Qualaus, Mrs. uAIbeck aud the Misses Floyd were
among those present at the c iurcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THE USE OF BRICK.


The ONtrN heiluins ueStTr Tor "a neat jon
bas done uil-oDlef IN OrickwOrk A pressed-brck wall
I, a louotOnOus tang. DrIck Is used alone Ii
siuWs ,uIy n.ch4nicai precision aud rKactues. AM
tb SO IN llItio- become very urr~Oc nnrn tney are
IN. I'd for tatir own mems 10 81 end.
.sht uueVrnUess, teGiure and Ia coOr, helps the
ok al Il al, ld The 1lM Oi tAe hNkot q pF'soed
lrek anu al lie DIlaer avoid tAe sShtrst uneven
re-. The best looking DriOk walls, except III the per-
v-~f-e .,rs Dr.ck ayers, are those IN WAicn
~ uuvriuess apprars mat n u say tn0sc Whlch ore
Llill of u! pressed Dr"hs, BAT ~ conlhOA oI4CAs'
eso zen Tor color. arfsuc eye IOT e4amlt. lie
wall 81 tie Zee ntly c.mpleoed addition 70 NJ nun
TIIKt->t 10 hiding uttua DuiL Of se!eCteu cOunOu
ks laid IN ctmrut, iOuks OcIcr thaH Tue lace DICK
use5 m me prueal lrVnl- of the buiihR, auCush ne
fsee brck IA tc,yeu much wat WOulu OlhCI Sr
be- ia non tony by tie free Of granite H. .ohOlha
t,ou VIA H. lte al Led 60 the ners"n AaiAet
COur How Sc 10 zrecled com Ion D'eA "Le 10
Cunt Onse tsr - pressed UrcA. ans t.e 81
p.liOrty IA tnls RESPECT. 81 the jail mus DC t'd1h' ~
every aiay w,Eo Las iuOae1 a, thc tWO to-cthtf.
A more thstancc Is ufhi-hrI 'y inc ny,
Casu. one II The adulrahe ploc 9 81 brloA""A
IN Nrg- YORK au Toe InOrr rc-tihs Oecau-n i~'Ie -
~ ptype Nork wOrt mentioning, Ddt SOC "hue "ul'iS
L. o. burnt cLty. Ine DICK usci lore - c"ih"'S
Crotu brick very r,fl4y scIoo'ed ana use- ia IN
lower az, IN Alternate baOd- ne "oiA hha VI cui
quen-e . netuLy Of colOr and beauty - o. tTAiu-o
NHicS ca no. 10 Htlaiued ~ TIE usa o. II, no4o
Is1LI Ha3ic material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
PERLIC OPINION.
HE FREE TRADE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
RON The Ipaiopap ''s Ne'cs VI 3D.

7Vr TREE TRADE NATIONAL CONVENTION
RON Tpdopap rs Ne1rS VI 3D.
The Free Trate Congressional Committee OF
me IL Nc sgn District L. discussing the iea.bIt Of
toliag uer ing 'or the purJo'e of poreclns l.! NA
tion- crriz lo1 of the Free IL idcrs Of tn United
s,irs Ud Of co. sideruc the prOpTetv Of f0rmiu5 IN
lnorrenicnt Free ira e parlv In OFT opinion tn umc-
q . No., rI,e ior fuis The next years will De ten
tafye iprios ia tus par lcLar Ii VIII on the Que Auu
more fiv reveal the .th OF The r trade srnl
n.ut i'm the cobntry aud. the OF viii si he wo
eIi-filS uartes should mother prove itself CdpaO.e o
meet the rpqGrcmens the Tree trade party Will come
al lie Lei til ~ They are doing II nu ~.
Iut m the next years N showing tie lADoI- lua.
how tue 80 ews turn down aim. BY thar umci II
ueer a. tnr existing les Ohrr- relief tie ire" trade
partg vii come OF itself The Detroit Assoc ton. IL
s9-ns 10 Us could DO ffer work nos by org uLnC a
frre ude literary bureau than free trade party zen
4 . ltter'e time comes there Will be no need Tor consul
feasibility. Tue oul need VIII DC ~ gel Out
OF the way o. keep from beius tramp!cd on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
THE IRE LECORD.
A NEW.UANPsHIRE MILL BURNED.

HARRIsvILLE, n. IT,, Dec. ii morning
-e waz discovered In Mil No. :, Ope.ated Dy Craven
willard A. o'clock wIlcd spread Rapidly tIat all
edJts stay the flames unavailng and the 7truct
ure aud ~ contents "a tO.al loss. The mil was
sones nj ga, and built il 1866 b. tho NJ Harris
Wooden CJmp my. aId 8Id improved machiuurJ
put IN Jnt0IZnOuJ IN l-50. Ino properly was
owne by G5winP ,Ircw. OF Boston The los. = tuHy
100000. Tue Insursuce the mill Is $-6'OoO On
STOCK, $4,000 AN. u.sIlJuttd aiming te 20 owing
cOnpAuIrs: A.Ic.lc " lat tuce-, llu GWnbrr, Ar
wrIgAt, Boston slanu,acturors, etae, Fail hV'r ahu
hOrccstcT.