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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03
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a FRIEND every man turns his backon: His
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

FRESH air, exercise, good food and Dr.. BEN
son,s Celery and Chamomile Pills will, when
used together, cure any case OF nervousness,
sick headache, or indigestion. They strengthen
the nervous system. 5000 Physicians prescribe
thellg IA 81 rs s. 81 Is ~ s. :
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

MORE especially is the theatrical manager
known BY the company he kegs. ss
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

l,4.u l., For Circulars and Samples send TIT on4
n tfQII IN Postal to ECONOMY PRINT W1ilIpIi
ny JulDING CO, NEwBURYPoRr. Mass. " uutHu
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

Hale,s Honey of Horehoundand Tar I
Cures coughs, bronchitis and consumption.
Pikc's toothache drops cure in one minute.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

"a n y A MONTH and board in your county. Men
%RA or Ladies' Pleasant Business. Address
sVtTTs p. W.ZIKaLRR & Co.. Box "a Chicago. III
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

mkEnT 10000 acres of choice land, near
DMkU "a Hope, d. T., for sale by E, H. STEELE,
MINI. Send for maps and prices. 4
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

9MNAs eHMH M0rphine Kassf,ft Cured In 10
Hk6E n INK to 20 days. ING pay till Cured.
WI AV@wH DE. j. STEPHENS, Lebanon, Ohio.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-03

. A GENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest.
N selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
s. per cent. NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co.. St. Louis Mo
16sGnHH MGHT AGENTS WAMTEDaaJO best
NIX selling articles in The ward;l sample ifSe
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
uuetial Nollees.
Wei Do Meyer.

tits now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAhFh
CURE Is the only treatment that will absolutely cure
Catarrh-fresh chronic. at is marvel"-Rey. A X.
Fries Cairo NY "It restored me to the pulpt"-Rev'
Geo. E. Reis Cobleskn N. Y. "one box radically cured
me"-Rev c. H. Taylor lao Nobles Brooklyn "a perfect
cure after 80 years suerngJ d. Mcdonald, ITO Broad
way Y &C., Thousands of testimonials are received
from all parts Of the world Delivered 81. Dr. Wei Dc
Meyers TREATISE" with statements by the cured.
mailed free D. DEWEY Co.. ls2 FultOn-st, Ny Sold In
NewYork by Mlhau, Ditman. Hudnut, caswel Massey q
Co. Hatch Broadway; Elmer Amend Cuntz 3dayei K III.
Luhin Ao. Dung Bowery; Riker. wanier Imgard, Bige
low, ave; Cox Goodman Parker Co, oyeron Eighth
In Brooklyn by Pyle Wheeler Bolton, Wynn. Fulton
st., Champn Chadwick Courtst Heydenreich Bros wend
ler Livingston Gross Bros Grandt; Vincent Livingston.
Broadway; owen, sayer Myrleave. In Jersey City By
Moore Ewing In Hoboken by Haman sieburg. In New.
ark by Garrigan W. NJ. Townley In sapeton by Feeney
In Elizabeth by Oliver Drake. In Yonkers by Houston
In raytown by Barnes BY Borden In Plain.
field by Shaw In Railway by oliver In Trenton By chumar
Hickey and by all other Druggists
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
HAMILTON AL UMNI 1T DINNER.
A PLEASANT GATHERING AT THE UNION SQUARE
HOTEL.

PEASANT GATHERING AT THE UNION SQUARE
HOTEL.
Fifty graduates of Hamilton College met at
h Union SQUARE Hotel last night and with speech and
- d ,est revived the memories OF the mother ON the
hmn The lfty included the youth OF '92 and the
grovhaard veteran Of AL Among th0se VINO
., down TO the dinner were
.,Governor Walker, Of Virginia Of the class OF 'o4
president Henry Darling Of Hamilton Colleges United
s,stes District Attorney Elhu Root, Colonel Emnons
CIsrk Of the 9TH Regiment; Assistant Postmaster
General Richard A. Elmer, the Director OF the MINI
uora,io G. Burchard; Dr. A. n. Brockway Prot. ID. H.
Cochran Prof d. A. HOlbrook g. W. Davenport rIoi
A II Chester and DIT Selden II. Tacott
After the dinner had been successfully usposeo o.
Colonel Clark who presided introduced President Dag
xvbo CONGRATULATED the alumni OF Hamilton that on the
first birthday Of the college she could boast
of Freshman class than she had ever had before
He claimed that statistics showed that Hamilton was e
mother Of orators and teachers and could boast larger
roportion OF successful her graduates thah
any other college in the country Speeches were also
made 10y Governor Walker, the heV. III. I1eiily
Kendall, Mr. Root, Mr. Elmer ana professor itor
Chester. When Professor Chester ,%osed was HT tSe
'Old Cube" professor Root, who were unayoidaDly
absent After the speeches the following oincers were
elected: EmmOns Clark, AZ PRESIDENT Gideon W.
Davenport, 49, Gilbert Q. Walker, '54, and u D. Lowe
ISL, presidents Dr. A. n Brockwsy, 81 correspond
ing secretary j. A. Hyland 75 recording secreary j. b
Baker ST. H. Truax Professor d. H. Cochran j. 8. Graves
b6l f. A. Rockwell '76. Chester Huntington, '66, and
Thomas w. Fitch, 49, executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
i PERMIT FOR THE YOUNG E1CELIoES'

I want to see the Superintendent sald an cishV
vear-old boy who walked into Police heauluii'oi9
last night His face smutty but MS a'uie"noA
was respectful. go,
There he is" said Doorman Connors' po,nlins "
ncting-Superntendent Thorne VINO SAT III HIS UNIV
behind a desk reading tine new Penal Code go, bis
.'WelI siTH said Mi ThOrne, looking up from his
book what do you wantf' ,a soid bo had
The boy took of his ragged cap ana saa aT aDner ma
;tandppt and obtain permit for his military com
pany to parade on Christmas Day. His COMPANY
was called the Young Excelsior Light 6ua,u5d au5 tell
Oeicer Roberts who sits in that corner over theIe'
that Inspector Thorne says he must give you p'i-
mt for the Young E1celsiors" TO Parano.a ont to
where ragged little chap OF bis own ago @"Ai'eu
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
SAFETY or ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES.

Edward Weston, electrician Of the United
States Electric Light Company, whose works arc at New
ark made some experiments yesterday to show mat
there can be no danger fDD the electric light wires IN
,ro+ Mr. Weston declares that there can be no dan
ger from coming In contact with the bare wire unless
circuit il made by taking hold NJ once OF the positive
and negative ends Of the bare wire. In dInef-
ent ways the attendcnts gave nlustfailOhs
OF the safety Of handling the wires they cut on lls
frrghted with electricity while standing on the mcai
plates that formed the flooring OF the tet deparmel
fhc nucstion whether stream from fire hose coming In
contact with an electric wire would convey shock 10
tho fremcn was satisfactorily tested Between Two Oh
thc factory buildings run bare wires conveying pow
erfu electric currents to number OF dynamo machines.
stream from hose was played against tnese "''o'
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
Ulz-z11sgrzruEuz
IDIEI).

ogn Ssoa Ss9, Ba's y %aGE5n %SaSnaG d T. psSs S
Notlce Of funeral hereafter
BuRLGNG-At Purchase \ Y, on the 9th inst, Adane T.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral rom
Friends Meeting House Purchase on S'''hthAy '9a'u
day 2;4 IN ns saiiht N u at a. White Plains Depot
Of William Bryan, aged II years
BROWN suddenly, Tuesday. December Is Eliza VIE
Funeral service residence No l27 West 49a ,t e.
family and those Of nor sons Edward NJ and William Harold
Please omit Howcrs.
cAMrDELL-At Mount Clair YSyJST.sy on Saturday
child Of Andrew T. aud Anna b. CampOeu Aseu years Anu
Intermeht ,rUtS at watertOwn. NY
CRAw-n south Norwak Conn December ls 1885, Charles
Fnnela services Friday, December ~, at 2p.m
coOK-At ,mira Y, sday morniug, December IS
Fera On thursday afternoon at Trinity Church, Emira
! EpwARDs-At Orange y. J, December 10, 1888 cocea
Relatives ons the family are ot GySd to attend @ 5Ss sSs
dauglier's rt sidcnce, Highest, near White.
KELLEY-At Mott Haven December Il, 1855 Chauncey X
raacr services at The Dapnst Church, Carmel N w. on
| Thurslay December 20 at II m , ~ ,o, -, s.ao
Ci15&sTs iT5 rom m'l HSSYorf SS y Mt.'"' '''
KIRKBRIDF-on first day evening the 10th inst In the
StH f % and nd Of the Pennsylvania Hospital
r6ac 52 SHv al P4 Fen. M:cihs above Chestnut
on nnh day phur'isy) morning at Ii O''O'A' WITHOUT
uoopY-on wednesday, December -, Mary, widow Of
| Henry Moody, in 7Ith year OF her age , -
and friends invited 70 attend The funerA on
tv noruug at O'Clock from the residence OF her SON
ininw Isaac BriukeThOn, No. 3si Puhamaye brOOKyn'
pOCKWFII-At Canaan. Conn on the 18th inst May
| Iu.aa. wife of r. G. Rockwell. ~ A., ,.-...,
m ves AMI friends invited 70 attend her funeral
from ner residence, Oh Friday December
~, at s O'Clock p. m -, . -, .-.,, from,
Carriages VIII DC III hHt'ub ia NA'''"4 'A f-1'
New.lOrk. -
sEAvER-suddenly. at NewHaven Conn, December 49,
| Dana B ScayeT.
| Notice Of funeral hereafter -
TRIPPF-In Mnutcair y. j. December IT, 1888, Johh E.
| Irppe in the sd year OF his age. . .-,- ~, ,.s,
run services W take place from the IreeOyeflanN
! Nontclar Thursday, December 20, al = D. M
vouaUT- AZ Freehold n j. the 18Th inst, Mrs Louisa
Vourt " fe Of the late Colonel p q. NCught, aud only
Fougi,t.r of thr late Hon. Daniel B. Rynl .-
rU1 services Peters Church Freehold, on saturday
! 29d, at II o'clock a. III.
w00D-At Wcstport Conn, December Is, oliver Ellsworth
I'm the pa year oi ms age - ..,.,a ,bo
ts and friends respectfully invited TO attend the
seryt at Square Presbyterian CAutcl
| on Friday, 2lst inst, Of 10 a IN
uErTING-At At warwick y. Y. Saturday, December 10
| "1s-g William II. Wcing, aged 62 years . -.
Iel,tie. invited 10 attend the tunelil
late residence Thursday afternoon December ~ al haps
one lock. go. -. - nj. y. ,.uro,a
ARNER-Afarv wife Of the late 7 Warner, jr) on ths
| leth inst at springfield, Mass, aged 90 years:
Fanrra az NOrwak, Conn, Friday, 2lst inst at p m
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE GROWN PRINCE IN ROME.
.rr1rr-DF TOWARD THE PorE-A RENlL" VI
10000 ITALIAN SOLDIERS.

y
-. .rrtrr-Dr TOWARD THE PorE-A RENlE" VI
10000 ITALIAN SOLDIERS.
po,,r Doc lathe Capiian Frdodssd newspaper,
asserts that the German Crown trlhce ni'i'io
ro,+ s,,nnatbv with the elevated language used py
the Pope yesterday upon quest "ns ol n. No.
morality but offered no reply thereto rs nor DC
lieyed that any negotiations were openeu ar
the Prince and the Pope. La L'otT'd r".o
saws edtorially that it trusts that lhe ~
given TO the visit by the NoHitear de ho"e' '"o
organ. will be disavOwed in Berlin.
The Crown Prince and King humpert ' Io r., 80
en+ NJ grand review Of Italian troops 'o-ur' 40;
Twenty thousand men were IN the ranA9'
weather was fine Large crowds viewer ,np troPns
geont and manifested great enthusiasm NJ nv II
ea dray WI mn i'm four lines upon the ineauoN1 Ill
side the Porto del PopOlo. The crown m .ora oc-
erick William and King Humberl, VINO VIZ hv the
companied by brilliant stans Were nud the band
nlaved Prnssian aud Italian natl0lal d vas
march past of the troops occupea az hoT The snecta-
witnessed by an immense mhltiIuuIc. Ia Prince
tors repeatedly cheered Ming Iluih"'i' ~
The 0sserrdore Romdno, clerical newspaP'SSIat PER- The
violent article lays emphasis upon the 5 ldIt 20 live
pone can never be free viii 10 compcltu ~ a., -
nO9cr foreign flag and says that princes 'is'i"e
him mnst become aware of this fact. 1,o,,,,,ory .
- oSDoS Dec. l9-Reuter's lelegam ooIInpau! .I 'i,:
asserts that despite the statements OIL tn the
papers the visit of the German crown INV " ~
Pone was Simply a visit of courtesy. , D,t,o,
PARIs. Dec 19.-The Cath0hc JouIHtai boGG DGibT tbC
prints telegram from Rome, saying lhl, @ Ftnr lis
Herman Grown Prince retired yesterday a.ci W @ ,a
interview with the Pope the latter wlshlhg 70
sarve the exact sense Of the conversation netS.t 80
them dictated to his Secretary summary Sn 9-onosad
same. The telegram ADDS thai III" hat Inrr Won Och
ioezcr the Prnssian Minister at tho '"'iO1"' -"
received instructions To that cheCt'
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

PANS Dec. 10-The Anarchists who lately advertised
projected meeting IN front OF the Doursc have been
committed for trial
Acr,y Dec 10-The President NJ the Croatisn Diet
closed the session Of that body today The minority
summarized by number OF students in the gallery, grossly
iuiultcd the President.
PARIS Dec 10.-Thc funeral OF Henri Martin, the hi'
torian took place to-day. II attended by W. Ferry
Prime Minister; NJ Waldcck Rousseau, Minister OF tho
Interior and the leading Senator'S Deputies and authors
President GTcyy was represented aI INC luh'IM ~
General Pttlc, his secretary.
BELGRADE, Dec l9-Twcniy Radicals, including NJ.
Paschitch the Radical cadern the spchina, who were
convicted OF conn cy IN the revolt OF September ana
Catcher having fed to Bulgaria. have been sentenced 10
death There will be no Radical party In the next
KIM
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
rur spANIsH MINISTRY.

MADRID. Dee. l9.-It i believed that a rupt-
IRE yecn the followers Jf SchoT sagasta and the Dy
nasc Left Is imminent Ministerial Iouh'H mas "een
-, =, oo,dcr the situation. II is thought that the
er,,ent before taking action will await the result Of
Inc debate In the Corcz upon the reply to the roy
s,c.Sb n thc government j. defeated In III, matter
elsor po.nda Herrera the Prime Minister viii leave 10
80 ilfrso The 0unn ~ accepting the resignation VI
thc Niustry or Of dis-olying the COrtes.
PARIS. Dec. 19.-The newspapers here state,
scmofcialy that the reported dicuy Mt Irun between
the French Ambassador Spain and railway officials In
o,c,ce NJ the former walking In a private portion
nj thS railway station has been greatly c1agIefatcd
sy that ations existing between the french Am
h.,dor ~ Madrid and tho spanish Minister Of Foreign
Affairs are excellent.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
4 SUCCESSFUL BROOKLYN CHARITY
INCEPTION AT TIE sHELTERING Arms.

RECEPTION AT THE sHELTERING ARMS.
The Christmastide reception of the Shelter
ing Arms Nursery at l57 Deanst, Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon ndevening attended by large number
OF interested In the work of the charity The Eu
sery affords for children under years age
and has been in existence for thirteen years. new
building, called hIDfnsry, which doubles the capacity
of the institution and affords better facilities for care Of
the sick, has been completed this year. and exercises in
formal recognition Of It's held last evening.
Among those present in the palors ofne Nursery
Bishops Littlejohn and Paddock the Rev. Messrs O.
Tbbals c. W. Homer b. +. Carter, C. r. Treat,
q. II. Cranberry, J. II. Darlington and T. b
snowden; W. B. Kendall, Thomas ~ Rroker.
John NJ Nichols A. 7. White w. Martin, John b. Ladd
Henry L. Duncan, s. u. q. Van Ioenelsp and Edward
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
SAP, PERNHARDT IN AN AFFRAY.

PARIS. Dec. 19.-"Sarah Barnum,' the sati1cal
l,io,r,pbv Of Sarah BeTnhardt. written by her
former friend. Marie Colombier has been the cause
Of a ducl between friend, Of the women and ot a
scapdalous quarrel between the actress ana the
author. sarah Bcrnhardt inccnscd because she was
d,.cri,ed as a sine Barnum," asked the police to
seize the book. The police replied that she must
seek redress at the CIVIL Tribunal.
Sarah with her son. proceeded on Tuesday to
,ficColombicrs residence and struck the author OF
tho book in the face with her riding whip with
her full force. Marie fed, pursued hy Sarah, who
S,,d, nf rho woman indulgcd in free hght IN
aotbrr part of the house II is stated that the Al
f,ir will lead TO "A number of ducls.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
VIOLENT IRISH AGITATION.

AIR GLADSTONE GUABDED-IRAL oF C"No'
rops IN EpINBURGH AND CORK.
Iovpoy. Dec. l9.-Mr. Gladstone was eScoi''u
by policemen while attending prayers AT tho 'i'''''
at Hawardcn to-day. ,u.
Fp1NprRGu. Dee 19--At the trial to-day Oh Mc-
Dor,rott and nine others for comp!iicty IN tho
dvnamite outrage at Glasgow, Dr. Dupre' adviser
of the Government on chemical subjects. tcstlhed
that tbe materials found in the box OF DeaSey VINO
,vo. arrested in Liverpool, were similar to those
found in the box which was exploded al 'ne cana
hridco over the Possil-park road in Glasgow
policeman testified TO having found IN inc hou'' ~
the pTi,oncrs several newspapers ana documents
showing their sympathy with the Irish agitation
William Jamic, who testified in Dublin against Ms
brotbcr-iu-law, Joseph Poole who was executed
Yesterday. explained the nature of the frniah "A'h
and the object OF the Fcuiau organization. Inc
coso for the urosrcution closed with Lamlcs tesu-
,,o,v The declarations of the prisoners were theh
taken. They consisted of a general denial OF inc
ororccs hrourht against them. The witnesses Tor
tho defcrce were mostly relatives ot the PRISONERS
and were called for the purpose ol proving alip'
Copk Dec. lp.-Ihc trial "i seven men ,t''I =, W "
,yitL consniracv 10 murder landlords IN County
Navo was continued to-day III the Assl]c' INC
49,, J.ure submitted for the prosecution luitlrI i',
vcai,J the assassination plot. Policemen t,,'H,d
Ia hndiug rifles i'm Old Castle, county Mga'n'
marked with the initials of the lri'h hrpHbll''Ii
Vrnthcrhood They also tc-tihcdt" hhdi.g ,.I Iua'
machines. The prisoners are; lhoih'i7 A. " a."
lev Patrick ". Naly, Thomas pdll' JaHl,' ms ,iE'
Peter Noncllv. Matthew Melvin ana one "tH'I'
Atrnug thc landlords whom they con-piIrd 10 muir
I.r ,crre N ilIam Willis aud James nA"h7 Nav"
Tho yruuc of the trial was changed nom N""H,s
Nsvo 10 Cork on the application OF Counscl inr u'
Attorney General by Justice OBrcn on No'ch'
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20

Rarr Bishop Lttelohn presided at the eLercsT rrad
aae , TsoT @ The managers giving in detail the history
and snccess OF the institution since IL was Trom
$50 II has cared for 1908 chhdiencc cao ,hn
bS,nS $500 n debt and without property in 1880 me
Snrsery has come in 1888, 10 have properly WARY
StS 9oo with not dollar OF debt. The new luI1S
S1S''VSi dst siC 600 The Rev. Dr. John A. Padaock,
missionary Bishop OF Washington Territory, na,1 nnnr,S
h,ieF Adde'S commenting upon tho wondelIm Ra
Of the work which began in the basement OF m the
ond contrasting given TO children III IL
Shelterinc Arms with the way children are DTOusnSS
up by the FIahcad indians; or whom m@!lc ny Sy the
naret of Grace Church, Bishop Litteiohn spose od
his grateful surprise at the sucSess o Il on on tie
%ejph outlook The institution, he said, was cIe' ~ ~
the diocese. II need have no concern for lne "
tcnds would be raised up fast they were Deeueu
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
THE DRAMA-MUSlC.
r,,- poOTU AS BERTUCCIO.


NJ Rootb's imporsonation Of the jester IN Inc
rooI,s Revenge is one of the best known ana most
aSm;red of his works 1t was given, last night ID
Sha star Theatre fer the FIRST tnein his present on
oaaencnt. and it was received with remarkaDie
Enthusiasm. At certain points IN this performance
tbe actor is enabled TO hberate in outbursts oi IRAN
tic passion, that magnetic fire, alike OF eioquehco
and of feeling, for which he isfamous and IN "hcn
since his fathers time, he never has been
Rertsocio makes no distinctive demand upon 'he III
te,Iectuaf resources The part is essentially emo
tional: and Mr.. Booth plays it in mood OF INTENSE
and sustained nervous excitement Inc lnOi'.ei-
inc effect of physical defOrmtv, and the maddenhs
influence of cruel, outrageous, and wlckeu' pel-
sonai Injustice are persOniied in this trigh'iu' ns
nre-which excites equal terror and pity ana 'hu'
sots6os the sternest conditions of traSicai ar.,
STbe Foops Revenge" has been reviveu Wnnnr VIII q
oomnetent cast of parts, and in appropriate scenI1
and Il will be twice repeated. peasant nieo
Of last night was the appearance Of or Nj nopt to
Tldr;Goe In the character of B'1gtmua par I,re w
rbcb by natural unconscious droilery, d u9n1eno aon
bnmoT and clever assumption OF coarse aau nsuac;a
aI SorIdliness this experienced actress Is
% s,ted MIR Booth will repeat HGmtet on 3atGIony Sy
f,arnonn ~ and on Saturday night Mr. W. T. 0nel-
Jan will appear as Louis AL
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
him on the sidewalk. The two moved of with
military promptness.
THE FIRE RECORD.
COTTON WAREHOUSES; BURNED.

COlION WAREHOUSES BURNED.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-The Baltimore ware
houses Union DOCK containing 1000 bales Of cotton
and canned goods and tin plates took fire this morning
Warehouse No. destroyed and the fan Of its south
gable wall injured three hremen Joseph V. Dougherty
was severely hurt The third story Of Nos. and was
also badly burned. The whole fire department called
ont and 1t time before the fire under con-
troll No. Truck destroyed by the falling wall The
following the nsurances far ascertained Lum-
berman's, $4,000; New-Hampshire, $1,000; Rochester
German, Sc 900; Norwich Unon SO 00O Queen. $1,000;
Liverpool and Lancashire and Globe $500; Standard,
$4,000; United Firemen's, $1,5OO; Fremen's Fund,
81 6O0 American, $11 800 Washington, $2,500 Equta-
bic, e, 500 German American 1000; Ph@nix Conn,
81. Paul. $500; Mechanics So; ;500j Pennsylvania,
IS 000 Transatlantic $5 900; Northern 0O0 National
N. Y) $2500; Fire Association Phia., $1,000; Con-
nectlcut $500 Scottish Union and National $4,000;
Phoenix, London SO 900; LiOn $500; Northwest Ma
tional. $2,5O0 Bowery IN ", $4,000; westcnester,
50 500; North British and Mercantile, 5000; Fire In
surance Phila, $4,000; Fire Association England s.
500; Royal, $4,000 Long Island, $500; total $l3l,
800 There is in addition some $4,000 OF Individual In
goods which advances have not been made
by the warehouse company. The actual loss will not
reach the amount Of insurance. perhaps not more than
half
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
Pna, nnicc NnfIcr.

att.rs for Europe specially directed for iS
Opter speedy de
hyery all transatlantic mails are fotNacd9i
nv n 10 fastest vessels aYailaOio
mails the ending Decenser - wiz SOs AZ
III ~ jAY-At for Europe per city ot Rich.
ctteTs tOr Germany, ole, must DO
direcfed of RichmOnd'); al so a m iOt
Iurope per Gelert, via Plymouth and iamOuIgi at
los hi for Central America the South PacMc t0ft snd
the West Coast OF Mexico, per 3 CITY OF fai.h VIZ
Aspnwal; at l p. m. for Nassau n T., Santlsgo anu
Cuba Rico gEd Mexico, per 3 sc0ta Wa hRSdn@
FRIDAY AT .. m Tor jamaica Hayu, LimOh anu Se'a
nilla, etc, per 5 s. Alene ,,,. AL. ,. G, -r..-,.
sATiJID AYAt m for the West indies, wa 81 Ihoinas,
fr Irazil and Plata countries. VIA Brazil per r.
Newport Newe; at $50 A. m Tor EUROPE pSE
Arizona via Queenstown Qetteis ior oernlsly e.c,
must be directed per Arizona ~ al a. IN Tor Europe
via Queenstown uettcrs Tor Germany
sIe must directed per GeTmAnic ")i az "a NJ lVr
nrJpum direct per =. s. Begenland via Antwerp; NJ
for Martinique, Barbados, Delnarara and Ifinldas
pet BarracOuta; at 10 a N. for Scotland direct, PCT
ETHIOPIA Glasgowi at III a H. for Europe, per .
Rheln, via Southampton and BIemeni at i5O y H. iof
suNDAY-At 1880 D. Honduras and Livingston, per
Lucy p. Miller via New.OTleans. , ,--,-.
Malls China and Japan per CITY Oh ko &c Jsnv.no
CISCO, close here anuAty p ,hA.ls
for Australia, New.Zeaand, Sandwich ssd tDi nAnas
per Leaanda WA SsA Francisco close aerS I"Du@iJ
I'll, Att p u
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland "
san Mails from the East arftnx os Tins A.
Francisc0 the day VI sailing ot steAnss s 'p4'eHss
thsnce the aame Jay v,,~,,xo pr. psnN pa.t.mas.a.
Pest Once. Nsw.Yorg. N. y December IL lsSA
New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
quovlS and THE BUFFALO FESTIVAL.

BUFFALO, Dec. 19.-The Musical Festival AS
sociation has chosen Theodore Thomas as olroc'o IN
~ ,ti,aI 70 he held in this city next June. By
.r + ~ his contract he is to furnish his orchestra
the wagner artists, Materna, wnkclmann and Scaiia
Emily wynant, Theodore Tedt' Franz Eemnerz' .r,
81 . solo artist whose name is not made public Inc
only work yet selected for the peiIorni Ia sical mDor-
snee though popular in character me ,hot
.roI,as eyes general satisfaction and IL Is Oeuc
ibe festival under his leadership, VIII be ah @ ~ &
Snanrial slccess guarantee fund OF S@2'oVO has
rlreadY heen secured.