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THE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION BILL.
lBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBuAg.I


WASHINGTON, Dee. 29.-rEe debate upon tho
Presidential Succession bill began to-day in tho
Senate. Senator HOar, who has it iu charge, made
n formal speech in lts support and Senator Garland
followed very brieh, the side Senator
Morgan favored tho bill, except in one respect,
wherein he thought it went beyond the cOnsttu-
tional powerOf Congress. He thinks Cabinet officers
who might succeed the President in any o. the
contingencies against which the bill makes pro-
vision should only hold the office until the people
have an opportunity to hold election instead Of
finishing the term for which the President was
elected.
Senator Edmunds briefly argued against tho bIl
taking the ground that the unwIitten law of the
Senate required the confirmation of any nomina-
tion Tor any Cabinet position made by the Presl-
dent the ucumbrnts of these offices to all
lntens and pul poses the personal appointees
Of the President, the people exerc sing choice
in the matter. either directly or Indirectly. He
thought If safer to leave the succession where the
fathers paced it, nanely with The President of tho
Senate and the Speaker vi the Ou5c IN their order
men VINO were at least elected br representatives
The States and of the people.
The lawyers OF tue Senate evidently purpose to
enjoy this bill. and characteristic debate may DO
expected.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


A CAPE MAY HOTEL TO BE SOLD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 29.-lhe Board OF Directors
Of tho West Jersey RAILROAD Company ha. decided 20 sell The
Stockton Hotel az cape hay Tor eJO0OU II purchaser Can
be found The cost o the property about SjOOOOO
MAN ANT WIFE FOUND DEAD IN BED.
LEWISTOWN, Penn, Sec. 29.-James Buchan ana
Margaret his wife aged couple living alone about mile
lug The cOrOneT found that both died natural causes
NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED
ALBANY, Dec. 20.-I he following companies were
NewNors. capital s20n0O the Jonson Foundry and Ma
chine company Of NcwIOrk, capital the rrplex
Insulated wire and Rubber Company. York. capital
s5OOUOQ aud the Mutual safety Fund Accident Associa
tiOD, OF j 4nslrk.
COAL PRICES FOR JANUARY.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 29.-Ihe Executive Com
mittees OF the Lehig aud schuyK Exchanges met
city and haIbor pnces OF coa during January.
THE CHARLEsTOWN NAVY YARD
BOSTON, Dec. 20.-Unless word Is received from
Of the ChsIlesown Navy Yard Win probably closed to-
morrow night About 100 men Will be Affected by this change
RAILWAY POLICEMEN APPOINTED
ALBANY Dec. 23.-Ihe Governor has commits
stoned Thomas Burns 20 act railway policeman for the
New YORK Central and Hudson River Railroad Company 1T
DODbs Ferry, and Thomas Brent the pacy
for the company at the Thirty station In New
YORK City.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN JANUARY.
BOSTON, Dec. 29.-Ihe semi-ahnual dividends
payable Boston IN January amount 10 81 sOYQlS Ofhs
sum, sy276gOl Is interest bonds sl,92siB on rail-
s0s2OOO manufacturing stock. and s9Sl ga on
e sDeOas securities The total than two
millions and half greater than payable In January
1852 Manufacturing dividends shou material reduction
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REPUBLICAN POLITICAL DINNERS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !


WASHINGTON, Dee %. 1t is learned tonight
that the two dinners siven last evening and this
ev ming by the Hon. john ". Forbes OF Massachu-
sets. the Arlington, were not entirely soci Al IN
their lntents and purposes, but that politics formed
by design the absorbing topic OF conyer-
saton. At last evenings en- ertainment SEN
ator Allison and Secretaries Teller and
Lincoln were among the guests This evening there
were present Senators Edmunds, Hale Frye and
Aldrich, Secre arr Chandler. Congressman Crapo
and Hiseock and Sergoant-at-Arms Hooker.
These gentlemen are reticent about their pro.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Friday,

LONDON, Friday, Dec. %, 1882.
A sugar refinery at Grecuock, consisting Of nine
fOOrs, has been burned The damage is estimated at
t3J,OOO
Extensive -four mills at Belfast have been burned.
orc fireman Killed aud three were injured. The
damage amounts to 100000.
Lord Napier OF Magdala commander OF the Abyssinan
tx pediton recently Governor OF Gibraltar has
bC Ii appointed a Field Marshal
lu TIE Italian senate to-day the Parliamentary Oath
bill introduced BY Government was approved by
vote OF los 10 ~ Senate adjourned to January Z
The Gul regarded imminent yesterday between
Messrs Gul.ard and Thomson, members OF the Cham
ber Of Dcpacs has been averted, both parties with
drawing tle offensive language.
A dispatch from Calcutta says: "The Burmese Prince
EEo escaped from BcHarcs has arrived at Chauder-
uagoro The British authorities do not oeeye that he
l. engaged IA any political intfSues'
Ihe Duke OF Grafton has been made knight Of the
Garter. The present Duke Augustus Charles LennOx
Itzroy succeeded his brother William Henry, the sixth
Duke las, May He 10 d knight of the Medjidie and
EqueiTy Her Majesty, He was born in June, 1921
Ine spanish Government received telegram from
the spanish Consul at Suez stating that twentyOne pill
grms had died OF cholera between Mecca and Medina
There dceths daily from the disease Medina.
A al, patch frOu Brussels says &" The boiler Of fac
tory al Olson exploded yesterday while the building Was
fall OF workpeople number Of persons were killed
@nrec oOoes have thus far been extracted IRON the
rG.Is."
A dispatch from Vienna says: Count BylaDdt
RAeyd the Imperial Minister OF War; is III, and IL is
stated that nc viii resign his Office as soon as he re-
covers"
Mon cneo, il Is stated, has accepted the territorial
settlement offered by Turkey
commission 10 iBqiire into the finances OF the
West indies viii be charged with the reconstruction Of
tie Gca System. with the view of relieving the poorer
tl.sscs OF linport duties on food.
The Danish Consul at ArcnaBgel reports that Rus
Sian official had seen two men from Wegatz Island, who
eta 81 Lat the DANISH Arctic Dymphna not
wrecked but had gone 10 Nova Zembla.
boy recovered alive early this morning from the
IuiEs o. the building wrecked by the fail Of the mill
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4 RECEIUER FOR THE KNlCKERBOCKER
LIFE.
lRr rrLrGRApH TnE TRIBUNE.


AIBANY. Dee. 29-AttOrney- General Russell
appeared before Judge LsudOu, OF the Supreme Court.
to-day and asked tnnt the Knckarbocker Lite Insur
auce Company which he charged insOivent, should
he dissolved an a receiver be appointed 10 take charge
of its assets and distribute them among its creditors
The insolvency apparent when described oy the
Attorney General that Judge Landon at granted
m. request Attorney Gcncral Russell then stated that
supenntendent Fairman, OF thu Insurance Department
recommended the appointment OF Senator Charles H.
Russell OF Brooklyn. as receiver Of the company.
Judge Landon appointed Mr. Russell receiver.
There will be no opposition made by tHe
officers OF the company to Mr. Russels assuming tho
receiyershp In fact they consented to before the
nication was made to Judge Landon The recelyershp
was I'm fact decided upon at their suggestion John H.
Nichols the president Of the company, during recent
conference with Superintendent Fairman made such
statement OF the cOmpanys condition that the Supern-
eudent with Nj Nlchoss consent, determined to ask
that a receiver be appointed
The company, II Is understood, was wrecked
through its reckless acceptance OF all kinds
ot risks when It was started ard Its
foolish Investments In real estate. When 1t
fouud 10 be in peril Mr. Nichols called IN to rescue
n II possibe He was made its president. He per
sua,ed Superintendent Smyth, who was then at the
head OF the Insurance Department, TO permit him 10
make the attempt to the company. Mr.. Nichols
argued that the real estate investments OF the company
would prove to have been good ones II time was only
given hm. The company had S2,OOO,OOO Invested In
real estate Nearly all this property was situated In
Brooklyn. Mr.. Nichols thought that II elevated
railroads were built it would rapidly increase
IN value But the railroads have not been
ut and the real estate has increased very slightly in
value Meanwhile there have been many deaths among
the and their claims against the com
pany have steadily increased in number aud amount
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TOPICS RELATING TO IRELAND.

LoNpoN, Dec 29.-MarwOOd, the hangman,
hss applied for the execution OF the muir
dcreIs OF the two Huddys owing to the bungle at the
hanging Of the murdcrers Of the JOyces.
Mr. Dayit his speech last night at Lmehouse said
tl,t IN esq Earl Spencer the Lord Lieutenant changed
his tactics the lie would when even Engllshmen
would demand his recall 80 long England tolerated
political judges, long would the rlsh people disregard
tle law those judges adminlseTed - .
DUBLIN. Dec. 2g.--EdmOnd LeaIny, member OF Parlla
rneut for Waterford CIy will defend Mr. BlSgar in tie
approac hing prosecution
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FALLING IHROCGH 4 TRESTLE.

POTTSTOwN, Penn, Dec. 29.-At the furnace
of the PottStown Iron Company this morning, shifting
engine belonging the Rca lms Railroad Company fell
through rcstle-work feet high. The treste
belonged the iron company aad used for unload
coal and for their furnace. -Four men were on the
engine and fell with it. Edward Manning. he fireman,
was earfuly scaldcl He inhaled considerable steam
and Will probably die Henry Black, the engineer. was
badly hurt and scaded. j. w. Huber and j. NJ. Knk
v.re aIV
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AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON. Dec 29.-In n leading article,
Tbe Times SAYS that it has reason 10 believe that the
Horrs have decided to send depudton to England 10
reoues the Government to revise the Transvaa Con-
vcnt!on The Earl OF Kimberley, The Times adds tod
them advance that no such request "ouIu Hkei5 DC
listened to.
ne Times says understood that it s intended 20
fv,e Zulaud into two paris. rcserViDg one portion
fol mo natives who ayeIse 10 tcleWa o Lue ~
another division ElrOpeans are to be allowed 10 hou
farIos Therc viii be BRUSH Resident ia each terri
fnrx
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IN VARIOUS PLACES.

ROCHESTER, Dee. 29.-The house of Judge
Bancs County Judge OF Genesee County, burned at
Leroy early this morning. His library was saved The
lOfs r. $50 900; insurance $4,000.
TROY y. V, Dec. 29--P. d. Randall Co.'S. whip
socket factory was burned this morning. The loss Is
$4,000 insurance $4,000.
PuLApELPHIA, Dec. 2g.-The loss by the fire at the
sohuykill oil works last night about 100000. The
fire broke ont again early this morning but was soon
exf lf1Ilp
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PROVIDENCE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 29.-At dinner
Of the Providence Commercial Club nis evening the re-
laon Of railroads the upbuidnC of foreign commerce
at this port considered. Addresses were made by
General Wllson, OF TIE New York AMI New-England
Railroad Mr. Baldwin, Of NewYork; Governor Little
field, Captain Clark, OF the British steamship Nyanzi
now IN this port, and Others. A letter received
from prominent shipping firm In Ncw-YOrk Offering to
Join in movement 10 start line OF foreign steamships
Providence. The needing very enthusiastic over
= Tho attf h
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DAMAGE CAUSED by FLOODS.

VoR,fs. Dec. 20.-Tho Hammel dyke On the
1ine hurst last evening flooding the lower part OF
the town. Railway travel from Frankfort-on-ihe-
Main to Wiesbadeu is interrupted, owing to 'he III
undatlon 0l the Cassel depot.
VIENNA. Dec. 29.-The danger from the rising Oh
the Danube is increasing. The water IN the man
channel has lisen lO-night sixteen CcDIHeIo9'
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1.-THE MESSIAH" IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-Ihe third annual con-
cert OF the Oraoro Society OF Baltimore took place
night nt tho Fifth Regiment ArmOry, when " The
Messiah" was rendered. The solos sung by Miss
Henrietta Beebe. soprano; Misc Emily Wnant, alto !;
Jules Jordan tenor, j. +. Winch DISCO The chorus
was cOmpO-ed OF 500 voices, under the direction OF
Professor Fritz FmcEe. Harold Randolph played the
organ. A brhant audience was in attendance.
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MURDERED BY ms l,SANE BROTHER.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29-Three weeks ago
young man. staten by name married and TOOK his wife
to his mothers house in Monroe County. younger
brother viewed the marriage with great dssavOr Last
Sunday morning he went to his brothers and shot
and killed him while asleep mis- wfe's side. The mur
dorer fed bat few hours later returned and surrend
cred The murderer is insane.
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DISHONEST OFFICIALS IN JAIL.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dee. 29.-David Ferguson
and George Lew, the City Hall officials under indct
ment for fraudulent appropriation of city funds in
Iail Ferguson confessed and surrendered, and Levi
was surrendered by his bOndsmen HnKle, the City
Auditor is the only OF those indicted out OF
Jail Levi will be dismissed from the Fire Department
Ln.mOrrO W.
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FIXTURE or 4LABIHA TRADERS.

DAYTON, Ala, Dee. 29.-Asken Brothers,
general traders have failed. and are endeavorng
compromise with their creditors at 80 cents Oh the
dollar TIE liabilities about $4,000. The nOminA
assets are placed 900 the actual value OF which
is estimated at about $4,000. They have about ten
creditors In NewYOrk City. Of them, IL Is said being
occurred by uOrtgage iOr $1,000. They have been IN
business since 1870, aud traded largely In cotton
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THE BRITISH CONSCL-GENERALSHIP.

SAN Francisco, Dee 29.-Private advices
received here announce tkat the British Consul at this
port w. Lane Booker, has been promoted 10 the posi-
ton Of Consul-Genera to America. This will make
cesslry thel removal OF Mt Booker 10 NewYOrk City,
where he will occupy the place made vacant by Consul
4. al ArlIli lid
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CRIMES AND C4SU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

KILLED BY FALLING FROM ROOF
PROVIDENCE. K. l., Dec. -9.-Edward Bunnell, a
carpenter >illed this morning by fall from roof
A BRAKEMAN KILLED By a BRIDGE.
PROVIDENCE X. t., Dec. %. harles silva. a
brakeman on stonington freight struck by
a bridge within the city limits to day ana was killed.
BOY BURNED TO DEATH.
LANCASTER Penn, ID C. 29.-Chlrles Hinkle, age
nine living in Columbia yesterday by
his clothing taxing while trying to light bonfire.
KILLED b A TRAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 29.-Dr. William Hastings,
twenty eight years. va, strdck ant Killed by ain
the PennsyyGn RaIo I'd near Filters station this
noon.
SUDDEN DEATH OF PRISONER
SYRACUSE. zee. % john Floyd VINO was sent
On0udaga Penitenli4ry died suddenly to-day 1t is
supposed that lie belonged IN Nov-York.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF \ SENSITIVE YOUTH.
HARRISBURG. Penn, De- 29.-Nilli:tm Kauf-
age thirteen, Of NeTbey Cunbouand county yeste
win arroyrr Ann0ying remarks OF MA COMPANIONS about
apTesenthe made lady friend Christmas were the cause
GAMBLNGHoUsE BROKEN UP.
BOSTON, ID c. IA eamblns-I Iousc IN reinont.
st. known as The Royal was ylted by the ponce ths az
ternO0u and handsome lay outs" TO The yaiue OF soOJ We're
seized There game being play at tao time of TIE
visit. and no arrests wefe'uad'
THE RESULT OF LIGHTGNG FIRE WITH OIL
SHENANDOAH Penu Dec. &0.-Agles hpeddcn,
age sixteen was probably fatally bu ned To-Day while trying
10 start re With oil a younger sister was slightly
burned George W. beddoli metchait OF thls place
was badly burned about the bands and lAoo.
10 BE SENT TO NEw.YoRK FOR TRIAL.
BO TON Dec. 29.-Bartt Il. Sc tmOur. known as
Merritt Seymour OF NewIOrk, who has cen confined In
Chares Street jail in this city since september last
charge Of receiving and dspong Of bonds worth 10000
gt0e from safety depOst vault in this city Ia January
last vll be taKer to New York for trial.
INSURANCE sWINDLEilS DISCHARGED.
PHILADELPHIA Dee. % sadOce j. Uursh ard
Francis Adams who pleaded guilty In August last TO hay
Insurance Company and who had been used wLesses
against oath this morning sentenced TO dy days m-
disehaI0@
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SENTENCES cOMNUThDBYTHEGOVEENOR.

ALBANY, Dec. 29.-The sentence of George
Ketchum, OF Tioga County VINO was sentenced 10 An
burn for ten years Tor malpractice has been com
muted 10 four years By Governor Cornell and the
tcucc Of Richard Austin convicted IN NewYork Of sell
ing lottery tickets aud sentenced years inprisOn
ment aud 70 pay iue Of $780, been cOmmuted 10 a
An of 800 additional.
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MARRIAGE or 4 NUN.

YANKToN, d. T., Dec. 29.-Much interest is
shown here over the marriage yesterday of Dr. Sc
bkin Ross, young Russian physician, and sister Mary
PAU, of the Roman Catholic Convent Of the Sacred
Heart. Tue affair became known to-day.
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control Of the Bonanza firm, measures for the aevlaoh
of the situation were discussed and are hkeV 10 DC
sneedilv acted upon plan reduce expenses at the
without curtailing important wore Is
under consideration. II ft IL carried out, assessments III
future will be smaller and levied at less frequent IN
farN
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INDIAN RIGH1S Association.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 29.-The Indian Rights
Association OF this city bas been permanently organized
by the adoption constitution and election Of
officers with Wayne MacNeagh as president The object
association Is to secure to the Indian the same
rights aud privileges as are enjoyed by citizens.
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SUICIDE or 4 BANK CLERK.

MGDDLETOwN, y. Y, Dec. 29.-William II.
Duyal age twenty-five, bank clerk at Ellenviue,
Ulster County, and highly esteemed committed suicide
this rnorung by cutting his throat with n razor Failing
nealth, resulting from oyerwork the OF the
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BOTH FRENCH HOUSES PROROGUED.

PARIS. Dec, 29.-The Senate to-day adopted
the Budget sent back rom INC CHAMBER oI DopN'0''
Both houses were prorosued to-day.
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THE CoMSTocK MINING COMPANIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-1he Post an
DOunees by authority, to-day that at recent meeting OF
presidents Of the Comsiock Mining Companies, under
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rHE ANARCHIsr AGIrATION IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. 29.-The Gazette dc Lausanne
tays the French Minister TO Switzerland has informed
MS Govcr,ment that considerable quantity Of dynam-
re ha. been sent from switzerland to France.
There have been several fresh arrests 0f suIpostu
consplratOrs ia the Department OF the 1Hohe'
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LABOR UNIONS DECLARED ILLEGAL.

MONTREAL, Dec. 29.-Justice Loranger has
declared thst labor unions for eXtOrng higher wages
are legal. and has awarded employer 500 damages
AGAINST "a man named BOuTden, a member OF unIup
who induced felOw-wOrkmau 10 desert his employers
service
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FLAMES IN RICHARD NJ HUNTS HOUSE.

A fire, which was extingushed with out
the aid Of the Fire Department, broke ont yesterday IN
The house of Richard VI. Hunt. the architect AT No. 40
West Thirtv-nnb st The damage TO the furniture was
thongt 10 he less than $1OO defective Aue vac the
c9uSe q
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ARRITAL or TdE PLANTYN.

The steamship Planlyn, from Antwerp, ar
rived at this port early this morning
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FOREIGN NEWS.
an O,,ppENT INTEREST.

,.vprrrA's CONDITION UNrMPRayhpnA'SnNi PRaona oN THE
s.u TO-DAY FOR AMEMcA-siooD'
coyrrSENr-ARREsr OF ANARCHISTS, os urim.
The condition of NJ. Gambetta was 81 0'' aan
rroved yesterday Mime; ,l A,Oanl 4nIaov wli The the
PU from Liverpool for New-York TO-DAY n.y. non,
flV sooSs in the valleys of the Rhine and tne me- pS
uS "pe are causing considerable damage mo d
s,c, several supposed anarchists have pSn been Az
rgs,'" "s" in said to be under discussion 70. the
pau p;a;dm i Of Zululand into two parts. A Mon
,roal Justice mas decided that labor unions unions,
nS", .ISnn orconized for the purpose OF extor'ins
b,cber wages, are illegal.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
SENATE MEAsUREs-TARIFF REVISION.

TIE FITZ JOHN PORTER AND THE PRESIDENTIAL
SUCCESSION BILLS DISCUSSED
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Logan spoke
earnestly against the Fitz John Porter bill and
made a strong impression. The Presidential
Succession bill was considered for a time and
speeches were made for and against it. Mr.
Hayes. President of the Tariff Commission, yes'
terday expressed belief that the tariff would
be revised at this session of Congress on the
plan recommended by the commission, modified
and perfected by the Committee on Ways and
Means.
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u,r covn1r1oY OF NJ. GAMBETTA.

PARIS. Dec. 29-rhe medical attendants ;,,no.a Tn -"
combetta believe that his Will DC icns aas %
lie passed good night except Tor ShorI Ut;oD
rostlessDess. 1t is hoped, by creating an t,,,
60 draw the inflammation TO the suII"o0 anu
free the internal parts ~ uo+u
L'tta,. uI conditon is unchanged. The surgeons
GamD'taS ISn thaS an operation is not of immediate
necessity. ,..fNI caubetta s un m
proved His physicians hoiu
IoyDox. Dee 3o-A dispatch to The DG'y 4eTs is
fram paris saws the condition OF NJ Oanipot'd it I 80
al3nnipg. His friends no longer deny 'u'' N''
stafe u critical.
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Madame Abani viii sing here in concert OF the Ne%
York symphony Society on January 10 1na' VIII w
onlv lime she will sing in thi, city until spring a. BUG
vii ca at once to Chicago and joln MapesOns opera
Company there It expected that while ID 'hi7 cou
try she will sing in LA Travata," La sonnanouI''
"L,hengrn" Martha" Tine tlylng Du6eulteIdn
a. Puufaui - "Faust" RigOetto," ana " MchsoIy@aG. -
II s expected tina. Madame Albani VIII aIlllc i;tS
ab0ut January o. and steamer VIII DE chaIteiFU "'
~ nnnvcr her fIiDuls down the bay To neeI AeI.
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hIINANI To VII T wv --.Il n
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 29.-Madame Aipalh VIII ''i
hence for New-York tomorrow on the S'0"ln''
Payonia. of the Cunard Line.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-25
NEW TODAY.
Notice.

HNLESS THE OWNER OF A SPOTTED
u Muley Cow, which has been KEPT at
JOHNS0N'S or RAYM0ND'S, comes and
takes her away she will be sold TO pay
charges against her. my25 dit