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New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
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CURE is the only treatment that will absolutely
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Geo. E. Refs, cobesk, N. Y "one box radically cured
me"-Rev H. Taylor lao Noblest, Brooklyn "a perfect
after 30 years snherins-J d. Mcdonald
way r. Co. &C. Thousands OF testimonials are received
from all parts Of the world Delivered ST. Dr. Wei Do
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sale by Wilson, Hegeman Co.. Hudnut Caswel Massey
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STEELE Planheld Coles Railway Chumar Hickey, Trenton.
and by all Drugg1sts
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

Edwin Booth will be seen at the Star Theatre
during the next six weeks Henry Irving appeared IN
Boston Oh Monday. In Louis XI Lawrence Barrett de-
votes this week to Washington John Mccullough Will
appear this week. in Sandusky, Erie and Buffalo o.Mr
Jefferson throughout the week at Pttsburg John
T. Raymond will be seen in Lancaster, Harrisburg Johns
town. Meadvile, OIL City and Tltusville :. MT ana
Mrs Florence are this week. In st. Louis Mrs. Lang
try appears In WashingtO Lytton Sothern VIII De
seen in Sedaa, AtchisOn st. Joseph and Lcavenworth
The Dukes Motto" Kate ClaXtOn appears thls
week. at the Grand Opera House, In this Richar1
Mansfield NAV be seen at the Third Avenue Ihcatrc
during this week In " A Partisan Romance amy
Davenport remains week at tho Fourteenth
Street theatre ... Robson and Crane appear in
Boston Marie Gcistnger is stin attraction at the
Thalia TlCatIe
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
THE REoRGAYIzArI0N or THE PARTY

The Republican Committee of Eighteen met
as night at the OF the chairman Edward MITCHELL
In West Fifty nfhst for the purpose OF acting upon inc
nIan for primaries and future enrolment drawn up by
Scion H. Smith, and in the main approved by the sub
committee week ago. The various sections were taken
ND In order The most important change was that pro-
vidInV that each Assembly District Committee be In
CREASED from 25 10 40 members This gives total OF
eeO in all tho districts The members OF the County COM
nittee It resolved, shall be oico members Oh tne
Dstrct Committees IN their respective districts II was
irher decided that the primaries should not De hed III
The various Assembly districts until all Appeals growing
ont of the recent enrolment have been settled
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
DIED.


BADEAU-At New. Rochelle Dec. 10. benjamin, eldest
of the Hon Albert Badcau, aged 80 years
the nfS Ss Gs 81 haTa S IL az m o Prs
Trains leave Grand Central Depot 1905 H.. returning
leaves ew'Rochele at 2:-o and 4;oS pm
BoUToN-At south Salem, December IL. 1888 Erastus E.
Funeral at south Salem. December IL. at pm.
Carriages win be IN waiting at Rdgehed on the arrival OF 9O2
CLARKE-Tuosday, December IL, William Travis Clarke,
Fnncra fon Church Of Messiah and Parkave, Fri.
day morning December H. at II o'clock Members OF Press
invited TO attend
GREENwooD-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, December II,
1885, Louisa daughter OF the late Isaac Greenwood OF
The friends OF the family are invited 70 attend the
funeral services at the residence OF her brother John
. o'clock. p. m
HENRY-In Albany, Tuesday morning Miss Mary Douglass
Funeral from Peters church, Albany Thursday, at
O'Clock.
HIsudiony ut her late residence No ll9 West 4sdst
Remains viii be- removed to Montgomery NewYork
tormont saturday morning, December lo.
KING-In this city the 18th inst Juia Goddard wife OF
Morris X. King, and daughter Of tho Late Charles D. God
dard, OF Zanesvle Ohio.
Intermcnt at GAINESVILLE.
MARTIN-Suddony at his residence New Brunswick ~ j.,
December TO- 1888 Isaac Martin the J5th year OF his
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited the
funeral services at me First Baptist Church New Bruins
wick n. j., Thursday. Dec Is, at 2SO o'clock y M
MIIS-On Monday December 10th. Eliza widow Of the late
andrew Mills IN nG 5th year ear o. her age A. or late
residence 2l5 2daye Thursday December - II o'clock
an
Please omit flowers.
RYLANCE-December 10th, Joseph II Rylance IT, only
OF Rev ] H. Ryanco. d. d., IN the 25th year OF his
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO atond the
funeral service at st. Marks Church. Of 2dAye and
1ntement at Woodia@n Cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
VAN VALKENBERGU-At his residence in this city,
wednesday the 18th nst Aaron Van Nalkenbergh IN the
BBth.yegr OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WOTHERsPOoN-S suddenly at Tarrytown, ~ Y, Isabella
a. daughter OF the late James WOtherspOOn
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
4 WEDDING IN FREEHOLD, ". J.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Dee. ll-Mlss LIME Apple
gate daughter OF Colonel Edwin +. Appcgate Editor OF
The Monmouth Inquirer and John T. Grant, weknown
merchant Of Trenton, " j., married In ST. Peters
Protestant Episcopal Church this afternoon. The bride
wore rich brocade ana plain ottoman silk court train
trimmed with Oriental lace and crepe ssc with diamond
ievelry The bridesmaid Miss Agge Smith, OF New
ark, and Maxcy Appegate, brother OF the bride was
rroomsr1an Tho ushers were X. NJ. Denman, OF New
York: Samuel C. COwart, DR. Charles Pitinan and j. j.
Walker of Freehold There present Major Henry
Bennett OF Freehold John DOrTancc Mayor OF Freehold;
Colonel f. f. Appegatc and wife, parents o. the bride
David s. Orator, Surrogate OF Monmouth County, and
Mrs Grant the mother OF the groom. There re-
ferf ne Cerci
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
Mr.. IRTING IN BOSTON.
DISAPPOINTMENT OVER HIS "MEGCHANr OF
VENICE " PERFORMANCE.
fnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE
BosToN, Dec. 12.-Mr. Irving appeared to
night at the Boston Theatre in the Merchant OF
Venice" supported by Miss Terry. The audience
was a triAs larger than the opening night,
but did not fill the theatre, ana as
all the desirable seats the first week have been sold 1t
is safe to say the spectators have not reaed the anc
paIed harvest.
Mr. Irytng's Shylock" was much less pleasing than
his Louis XI " and thoroughly disappointing
10 those who had seen Edwin Booth John McCunough'
Lawrence Barrett and other wellknown tragcdans In
this character There were touches OF genius scat
tered through the impersonaton, but II
lacked completeness and failed to satisfy.
The audience was quite cold and only two or three
occasions was there anything like enthusiasm manfested
He was again pronounced puzzle but probably the real
secret OF the actors lack of the absence Oi
personal magnetism.
There seemed be lack OF continuity In his hold upon
the audience and his absence from the stage was inuch
less noticeable than Monday night He lacked gchu-
ine force and power and when he attempted 10 DC en-
pbatic ne was bOistcrOus and inarticulate. ,
Miss Terry failed also 10 create ir0rc SheS rcCardeu
by the critics pretty, graceful woman possessing
icrky unpleasant style OF delivery and d-agrccaDlc
maunerisIns She however, made much better impress
sion tonight than Irving and twice recalled before
tie curtain The stage setting was, however narNci OF
artistic SIX and atOned In large measure Tor the Other
deficiencies In the performance
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

A change which was not a disappointment was
made IL, the the Metropolitan Opera House last
night "Don Giovanni" was performed. but Sig.
Stagno who was have been the Don Odri0. was ILL.,
and the part taken by Sig Canpanni on short no
tlce The result was decided gain in the concerted
pieces and in the reading OF the airs belonging to the
character though the limits OF sig. Campaninis voice
were shown I'm tho mo tesOrO In which air he had TO
strain himself TO put in the tasteless flourish when Sig
Stagno made cxtravagant and Mozart omitted slg;
Camnanini hy adhcring TO the letter OF his would
have given a performance without flaw. ASS whole
the opera went well but not well on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
ENDING HIS LIFE WITH LAUDANUM

James Wright, travelling agent, was taken
TO the NewYork Hospital at o'clock last night from No.
sos West Twenty thirdst where he had been living for
Ave months He was found in his shortly after
o'clock unconscious from the effects Of laudanum which
he had taken lie scarcely reached the hospital when
he died He was about thirty years old and was not
married His mother lives In New-Jersey Wright was
not seen about house yesterday and when his room
WAS forcby entered In the evening he found uncon
sc0us on the floor. si1OuncG bottle marked " Iauda-
MN was by his side On the table sealed letter
addressed 10 the Kendall Manufacturing Company, NO
J51 Chanbers-st IL not opened The cause Of the
suicidc Is known
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
DECEIrTNG TIE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MORE LIGHT on THE FALL RIVER FRAUDS-sUsPECr'
Ed PERSONS DISAPPEAR.

MORE LIGHT on THE FALL RIVER FRAUDS-SUSPECr-
ED PERSONS DISAPPEAR.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
FALL RIVER, DEC. 12.-Thc insurance frauds
recently discovered here to be more extensive h
at anticipated some OF them extending back period
Of years ON these, claims have been paid. The per-
sons implicated are politicians and liquor dealers The
Fraudulent schemes by which tho frauds were committed
were discovered by detective today.
Several persons were arrested on warrants charging
them with cOniyng to defraud the insurance companies
Among them is n who acted as nurse for Charles
Russell prior TO the death Of the latter Warrants also
Issued for the OF Insurance agent Edward
DrlscOl, and Dr. T. c. Henncssey, who made the medical
examination OF Russell and prescribed for him. Neither
OF these two be found and II Is supposed they nave
fed TO Canada Tie police watching several pron-
nent citizens who more or less Interested Ill ths KIM
OF speculation, and wholesale arrests are anticipated dur
ng the night The Grand Jury reported this aftcrnoonbut
the persons indicted not given out by
the Court 1t understood that they withheld until
the persons indicted have been arrested ~ to reYealthen
before would assist tho accused I'm following the example
OF Hcnncssey and Drscol Some additional iacts haEo M
day preceding liusses funeral sugar barrel % iadeh MN M
propeller City OF New Bedford, consigned to Dr. l. e.
Hennessey. II IA conjecture on the part 0fhose VINO
the barrel TO the contents but IL Is De9yeI 70
have contained u human body, which was obtained III
Bellevue Hospital, New York
de tective employed by the Insurance Companes' Some
time ago praties obtained blank application OF Tue
Massachusetts Benefit Association and nlled IL OUT ne
gay for James Bowden and took him TO Apply stefan FOR
Examination. The doctor told them that he wOuld nave
nothing TO do with trying to insure suoh man. ana I'M
mediatey tore the application up We Learned thht tS
was only one OF four Tor 10000 each lhat h Deon
ten the The other companies Interested ia
unearthug these frauds the Union Mutual lhsuI-
ance Company, OF MASSACHUSETTS, satey iulu "iuA
Mutual Benefit Association, all OF this state .
Another man, whose life policies amounting 70
$4,000 held by strangers, has been missing inc st
few days. and fears entertained that no mas Deeh
fOuly dealt with. The amount OF fraudulent lnsurahoe
thus far discovered Is over 100000.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
4 SENSATIONAL SCENE ~ CoURE
EMMA BoND PAINTS oS SEEING nrR ALLEGED
AS-AIiANT.

As-AfIANT.
HILLsBoRO, H., Dec. 12.-Nliss Bond made
her first appearance court TO day. accompanied by her
mother and married sister Asens4uonal scene followed.
John g. Montgomery tria FOR participation in Grim
ina assault, upon her, was sttng In position where he
wa. srr-y1od By his counsel from Miss Bonds view.
Suddenly one OF h. counsel moved and left Montgomery
cIpnscd her gaLr His were lowered aud hc tren
bcd and attempted to his hat 10 hide his features.
lt too late The sight Of tho OF the whom she
believes have done her 80 terrible wrong utterly
prosrated her, and she tainted, and amid muruers OF
synpathy was carried from the court
State Attorney Brennan the prosecution In the case,
saws that putposcly m7cd the defense Into believing
that the prosecution would have only orcumsantial owl
depcc but he asserts that Miss Bond will positively hen-
tify Montgomery Of the men who assaulted hor,
and will assert her belief that tho other two prisoners,
Pcttis and Clcmcntis were there.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
5petial Nolltes.
WRlthnm Watches.

Walthnm Watches.
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS.
DIAMONDS AND RICH JEwELRY,
MUSICAL BOXES,
FANCY GOODS
STUART & SHEPARD,
2 Nlaidenlane. Broadway.
Il. Somersie, AucIioueer.
by oRTGIEs & co.
AT OUR GALLERIES.
$40 AND BAT BROADWAY,
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE CERAMICS,
BRONZES. LACQUERS, CURI0S,
IVORY CARVINGS. CLolsoNNE, ENAMELsL &C.,
EMBRACING MANY CHOICE EXAMPLES.
TO Bic SOLD AT AUCTION
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS, DECEMBER l9 AND IL,
AT2S O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
THE HEAVIEST DAYS MAIL ON RECORD.

The New-York Post Office, during the week
ended December g. dispatched 596S bags of letters and
8oOI1 sacks OF newspapers most OF the latter being
handled twice. On December IL there were dispatched
10 Europe by the Alaska 2ose4l ordinary letters and
147O2 registered letters, with los SACKS OF newspapei
,he hnotes, mail originating exclusively In the United
G, NJ tba, WAS ever dispatched from this port Two
hundred ty tons o. newspapers ana PeS the
mali ~ tweiye new publications having been added IN
the past week The sales OF postage stamps, envelopes
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
THE YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY OF ALBANY. 2
CELEBRATION OF THE sEMI-cENTENNIAL OF THE
ASSOCIATION.

OF
ASSOCIATION.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 12-The semi-centennial
celebration OF the Young Mems Association OF this city,
the oldest literary society OF the kind in the country
celebrated this evening The literary exercises held
at the Opera House. In the presence of large audience
Among those present were Judges Andrews Danrorth
and Miller, OF the Court Of Appeals. Henry r. Person,
Chancellor OF the University, presided Oren f. Wilson,
president Of the association delivered address OF well
come, and followed by exJudge Samuel Hand, who
traced the history OF the Institution from Its foundation
The Grafton was delivered by General Stewart L. Wood
ford who took for his subject young Men in History"
william IT, McElroy. Of New York read a poem. These
exercises were intcrspersed with music. Judge Hand
brought out the interesting fact that one OF the founders
OF the association was the father OF Bret Harte.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
TIE TYPHOID FEVER At YALE.

NEW HAVEN, Dec l2.-llealth Officer Linds
ley ascrbcs the prevalence typhoid fever In New Haven
neglected pyy vaults and the absence Of sewers In
many streets Other physicians ascribe the trouble 10
New Haven Uarhor and insist that il needs dredging, In
stead Of a breakwatcr The condition Of the cy'5 health
excites ALARM and active measures will probably be taken
to remedy existing evils.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
4 UTDDING IN BROOKLYN

Miss Mary Ann Field, daughter of William
Field the architect OF the Buckingham and Oriental
hotels was married 10 WaterA skinner last evening,
al No 2l3 Quncyst Brooklyn, the house OF the brides
father Miss Hattie Wittcr the maid Of honor and
Mr. Half the bc. man The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith perform
cd the cermony. About One-hundrcd people were
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
4 VEDDING At OWEGO.

OwEGO \. Y. Dec. 12.-Miss Frank House,
Youngest daughter OF Ex-Mayor H. House. Of this city,
WAS married 10 r. X Mackey nephew OF Joseph Mackey,
OF New York this evening at the house OF the BRIDES
father The Rev. Mr. Crandc, pastor OF the Baptist
church. performed the Charles W. Raymond
was the best man. The ushcrs Charles H. Booth
and Joseph Dickson. number Of New York people
yera nIeS
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
BOTTLERS ELEC1ING OFFICERS.

The United States BOttlcrs Protective Asso-
ciaiou.yeserday at the American Institute building,
elected officers as follows; President George Hewett
of Worcester Mass Vice presidents, Henry Carse OF
Rockford Ia and Otis 5. Meade, of Boston,; secretaries
W u Keller and W. A. Peters, OF New York; treasurer.
Herman KuuwcncT Of Cincnnat trustee for four years.
+ G Bufin of Pittsburg. The question OF preparing a
Saona law 10 protect DOttcrs from junk dealers and
others who legally trade III tho property Of the DOuers
vas referred 10 the Law and reform committee with pow
cr To-day the botleTs will have excursion On the
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
NATIONAL BASEBALL CONTENTION

CINCINNATI, Dec 1.-THE American Associ
alton Of Base Ball Clubs met here today The Board Of
Directors awarded the championship TO tho Athletics
Mlllgan and Gardner reinstated. Sweeney, who
expelled by the Baltimore Club for drunkenness
refused reinstatement -Four clubs admitted
the indianapolis Toledo, Brooklyn and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
4 BIO SUGAR SPECULATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The rumor that
Claus spreckee has comorcd" the entire Hawaiian
sugar crop confirmed Tho quantity is estimated at
5000 pounds and Is sufficient 10 enable him 10
troll the sugar trade Of this coast.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
ARIVER STEAMER SUNK.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12.-Thc Red River
Coast Line steamer AleXradrla sunk last night COu
shatta She has cargo consisting OF 100 bales OF cot
ton and 100 barrels OF OIL The boat and cargo will prob
ably be saved The boat Is valued at $4,000 and Is In
sured for $4,000 Ia Cincinnati companies
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
DEATH FROM CARELESSNESS.

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 12.-The COroner's investi-
cation of the Braddock fire resulted in the complete
oneration OF John Ecker, the husband OF tho woman
burned 10 death. II proven that Eckert away
from several hours before the fire occurred and
that his wife met her death by her carelessness
while under the influence OF liquor.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. l3-1 a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday upward. The day fair
but slightly clondy. The temperature ranged between
$40 and 41o the average (3sisol being CLIO higher
than on the corresponding day last year and 2Sso
higher than on Tuesday.
Fair or weather may be expected to-day in this
city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
AMAGISrRATE FATALLY SHOT.

ALEXANDRIA, La, Dec. 12.-Rich hard Rein
ache a magistrate at Lecompte, shot and mortaly
wounded by George Marsh late Monday evening. Tho
trouble grew Of a charge which originated In the
magistrates court and which referred by Renache
10 the grand Jury Bystandcs alcge that Rcnachc fired
tMlcc MaIah DefOre the lntter rcLnrned the shOts
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
A CONCERT OF POPULAR MUSIC.

a concert Of delightful music Of the kind
anary spoken of popular, TO distinguish IT from the
eiasscal music which many people affect not TO
preciste was given In Brooklyn yesterday We believe
~s quite as much Of the current talk about not sp
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
DEATH CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE.

READING, Pa, Dec. 12.-Winfred Dennie, en-
poycd at the Reading Iron Works struck by falling
timber this afternoon aud crushed death. fellow
had failed to do It,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
ELECTION or A STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 12.-The annual meeting
OF the Providence and stonngton Steamship Company TO-
day elected directors "a follows d. s. BlbcOck, s.
Babcock q. VI Miller Henry Morgan, \. y. Beckwth,
Z. Taft and ~ +. Dixon.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

Limoges Novelties.
(ROOKwOOD POTTERY:
Artistic Gourls, Nases aud Jugs.
silk Plush OdOr Cases. Cut Crystal Bottles.
Above ulled with Lundborg's Perfumes and Cologne.
For sale By Dealers.
Depot, No "a BarClay-st., cor. Church 81.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

We do not believe in race prescription, but
the telephone telegraph companies have obstruced
the streets 10 that extent that compelled t0 say
"Tho Poles must go "l Boston Commercial Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
HURT IN A.RAILWlY 4CCIDENE.

GALVESTON, Dec. 12--A dispatch to The
NcrS from Tyler says: passenger train the Texas
and 81 Louis Railway wrecked last night near
Gilmcr. Many persons hurt. The only OF the
injured whose name learned ia {. L. ID. Grice, a
hrnmmrr
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

3SMr. ". E. Sheridan has been engaged at the Star
Sneatre, to ELL the Saturday nights during Mr..
Sooth's engagement, and he will come forth on
saturday next as Sir Giles Overreach.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
SOU1H CAROLINA ELECTION CASES.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 12.-ln tho
United States Court to-day the election OF Bethca
and Others Of Marion,was continued. After argument
lasting six hours the was at p. NJ. given to the
Jury At $3.50 T. NJ. the Jury returned into court stating
that they could but Judge Bond sent them
nnf amin. Therc Il nrObnhitY OF "A YeIdlcl
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
4 NEW EPISCOPAL DIOCESE.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 12.---A primary con-
vention of the new Episcopal n North Carolina
poened to-day at Newberne Bishop lyman presiding.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

LAUGHTER. Those who would enjoy an
evening OF hearty laughter, should 20 the Cooper
Institute this evening.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

IT you want Iustand for library table desk you
make your from fifty different patterns at
HALL. NICOLL & GRANBERY'S, 20 and % Johnst and
l. and 10 Maidcnane to schuyler, Hartley
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

No Christmas Table should be without bottle OF Angos-
Bers the wO renOwncd appetizer ofeNqnste nayOr
BeNaI Of CUunterfeltsI
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

The Only Great External Remedy; Those eminent
Professors and Bacrsla, endorse Ben
sons Capcne Porous Plastcis
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet soap.-The
novelty and exceptional srengh O M perfume are the peCu
lar fa ,cnntOns Oi this luxurious article.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
Limoges Novelties.

Burne- FInvorng Extracts the best the strongest
and u, AZ LcalthfuL sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for the past tlgentyrDur hours
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The depression on
Tuesday morning Eastern Lake Superior has moved
southeastward New-Engand. second disturbance
is advancing eastward Manitoba Light rains and
snow have fallen from northern Michigan southeastwsrd
over New-York and New England; also light rains in
Texas. The temperature has slightly fallen In Northern
NewEngand and slightly rlson from tfe Middle Atlantic
States to the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Northeastery
winds prevailing in the Gulf States northery winds
from the Atlantic coast to the lower lakes and south to
west winds from the upper lakes to the Missouri Valley
Indications for today
For New England, warmer fair weather, southerly
winds falling preceded by rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer fair weather,
southwestery Winds falling preceded along the coast by
rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

etc for the week ending December amounted to over
1893 $780, against S95,400 during the corresponding
week OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
Colgate 81 Co.'s
Violet Toilet Water,
For the handkerchief and bath.
MARRIED.

nesday, December H. 1883, at the
First Reformed Episcopal Church, MadsOye and 55thS
by the Rev William Sabine Florence May, daughter Of
John a Dakc, to Joseph Cooley MattiSOn.