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BUSINESS TRANSFERRED.

/ have sold out at Eleventh Ward
Meat Market, and purchased Western
Market. 81 Second South street. Will
open Mondsy, April I'd. Family trade
solicited, good meats guaranteed.
JABEZ w. WEST.
Salt Lake City, March 81, 1883. +
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Lynched.,

Chicago, 6.-NelUS' Vicksburg, Miss:
Alexsn der Williams, colored, arrested
for outrsgiDg q negro girl. Lena Moses,
living on Deer Greek, vas taken ont OF
isil last night, and hanged by q mob.
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NOTICE.

The firm of R. Addoms s. Co., freight
ers, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent. NJ. r. Addoms will
continue the business and settle all &C.
counts. r. ADDoMs,
+ JNo. II, RUMEL, JR.
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WANTED.

Six or eight girls, ID to II years of age,
to learn Overall and Underwear making.
Machines run by power. Apply to w.
81. Rowe, Shoe and Clothing Factory,
Emporium Building.
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EYE AND EAR.

DR.. Ira A. E. Lyons, professor of di
seases of eye and ear, from the Central
College of Physicians and Surg cons, In
dianspolis. Office four doors west of
Gift House corner.
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BROOD MARES.

We will visit Salt Lake City abor
the 18th instant with forty head of fine
Brood Mares, Clydesdsle and French
for sale.
+ HOLDE&MAN s. WEAVER.
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NOTICE.

You are invited TO call on MRS. BUR-
ROWS, for your Millinery; it is the
cheapest house in>town. Hats and Bon
nets in all styles and shapes. 1858
KIMBALL BLOCK.
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IF You want to buy fine clothing and
underwear cheap, come to the great Auc-
ton Sale, old Postofice Building. Must
be sold.
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NihilistS.

st. Petersburg, Cit is semi-Oficially
announced thsir is not the slightest war
rant for the report that large mine vas
discovered connecting with the Kremlin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-07
"PiIot" killed.

New York, 6.-BArnum's elsphsnt,
"Pilot," was killed to-day. He beoam Q
intrsctaOle.
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E. JACOBS. AUCTIoNEER.

Attends to al kinds OF auction sales
with promptness. Office at s. j. NathRn's
clothing store, Isl Main street.
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NURSE WANTED.

An experienced nurse, middle aged
prefer cd. Apply to Mrs. Keyser, Tenth
Ward. +
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OLD Posi- Office Building. Come an
zee the great Auction. Clothing an
Underwear.
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HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson,
1872 Main street.
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BILL POSTING

In Logan City and adjacent district, AID
dress w. A. Crockett, Logan. +
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ORANGES. ORANGES.

Oranges by the box Icbeap, at Cutler
BroA.
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NOTICE.

Ny wife having taken her departure
for parts, to me unknown, all persons
are warned against trusting her on my
account. j. B. DARLINGTON.
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WE are cutting prices. Barratt
Bros.
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WANTED.

Five Hundred Bushels of Potatoes.
Will pay Csc. per bushel in merchan.
disc. john W. Smell, Idaho Store. +
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Gentle
omen

Who want glossy, Iuxuriant
and waVy tresSeS of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes the III air
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result of using Kathairon.
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GIRL WANTED.

Wanted, a girl to do general house
work. Apply ct this Office.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
MADISON ALUMNI B1NQUET

THE NEw-YORK ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED AD-
DRESS BY PRESIDENT DODGE.
SiIty-twO graduates of Madison University
held their annual reunion and banquet yesterday evening
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel At the business meeting the
committee in charge OF the matter reported that the
ISOLATION had been incorporated the NewYork Alumni
Association Of Madison University. "A board OF trustees
was!hen chosen to respectively for one, two and
three years. For year. 7. f. Stilman, j. l. Burns
Thomas l.. James; for two years the Rev. Drs A. H.
Birmingham and A. s. Patton. and william J. Russell;
for three year the Eev Messrs. d. c. Potter and J. j.
Brouncr. and G. II. Paddock The officers Of the
ton for the year elected follows: President the
Rev. d. c. Potter; yce-presdens, J. Irving Burns and
William J. RUSSELL treasurer, c. ii. Paddock; secretary,
the Rev. J. j. Brouner. At the adjournment OF the
meeting the members passed in TO the banquet. There
present seventeen ladies. The tOasts OF the
ming were presided by the Rev ID. c. Potter.
President Dodge srt introduced and spoke briefly
of the scientific departments at pTadison The de-
parmcnts Of chemistry and physics have been this year
divided the faculty for the first ne and extensive
additions have been made 10 the apparatus in both de
partmeuts The other tOasts Of the .cyenng were re-
spOndcd follow: The Madison Glass ROOnI-an edu
catlonal nlOok," Professor n. l.. Andrews The New
Theological Building" Samuel Colgate; =" The Spirit Of
Madison" DR.. H. ). Lloyd Progress at Madison and
Practical Education In Hamilton" cX-Postmaster-
General James, The University Library" the Rev Dr.
". EycrtS; The ricndS Of Madison" the Rev. DR..
Thomas Aruitagc; The Boys, the Rev. j. j. BrOuner
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
MR.. CABLES RE1DINu.

Mr. George w. Cables extraordinary success
n Boston as @ reader made him platform figure who
lust now is centring upon himself the eyes Of cultured
people He is on his way home, not a. has been erTo-
neously reported because Of illness in his family, but
simply In order that the gentle mlnstrations OF the
Christmastide may TO him there. He VIII return
within month 10 NewYork and give series OF readings
in Cbckering Hall Last night few NEWCOMERS had q
~ the pleasure which his visit viii give at the
Hall of the Long Island Historical Society ir Brooklyn
where he gave a reading HIS selections were made from
eoIno OF the stories with which lac won his iahe ana 0m
odynnce sheet, of his new novel now publishing In me
Tsanrrn lie begau With an cpis,do ia 'Ihe Gtahdis-
sine, |Raoul InnsTaTy exhibits his painting oi LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
PHASES OF THE EASTERN QUESTION
AN INTERVIEW WITH MARQUIS TsENG-A FRENCH
rxrEpIrIoN TO soNrAY.

EXPEDITION TO SONTAN.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Paris correspondent
of The Times that the Marquis Tseng the Chinese
Ambassador in an interview, said he wished 10 anr
that China would break of official relations with france
~ the troops OF the latter Government took possession OF
either Bac-Ninh or sontay. He said that he should
rejoice TO sec Prime Minister Ferry to London ana
talk with Earl Granville the British Foreign Minister OH
the TOnquln matter. -
Hong Kong dispatch states that French eIpedl'ioh
connosed Of 600 men, with a fOtilla OF gunbOas ana
steam launches started several days from HANOI tof
Sontay The troops landed seven miles from ho
town and encamped without meeting the encl vi hl'b
shot The eneny's force Is estimated at 10000 men,
PARIS Dec. l7-General Campenon. Minister oi war;
I'm view OF the multitude OF offers he has received Tor ser
wee In Tonquin has decided accept only officers from
available fortress bataliOns At meeting to-day OF the
Senate Committee on TOnqun Credits great satisfaction
WAS xpresscd Al the clcarness Of the statements made by
NJ Ferry Admiral Peyron Minister OF Marine. and Gen
eral CampenOn. NJ. Ferry read dlspach nom Auuli
COurbc dated December 10, stating that the mdtcn on
Sonfay would begin on December II. Prc-ldcnl birNy
has signed the commission appointing G heIaI Hii"' 10
the command OF the Tonquin expedition
SAIGON, Dec 17-An Anamesc devoted to the Chinese
pollcy will possibly be nominated King OF Anan, TO
succeed King Hicphcma. who recently poisoned
The new king II necessary, viii reside al bacNhi OF
Sontay surrounded by Chinese soldiers CHINA has taken
the Black Flags into her pay.
The rcpOrt OF the Committee OF the Chamber OF Deputies
on inc supplementary Touquu credit of 2uOooooo francs
demanded by Prm" Minister Ferry ior the nI-l TX
months OF sS was presented by NJ Leon Rfnaui In the
Chamber Of Deputies today. Ihc report Tt,olM,iu7 ~,
day approved project for the laying OF cable between
saiE EOu aud 1Onqtlin
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
Past Olica Notice.

for Europe specially directed for ds.
patch by any particular In orer TO specify de-
by he fastest vessels available
Foelgn mails for the week entng December 22 viii close 10
IUEsDAY.-At $50 a m for Europe, per 5 Wisconsin.
Queenstown Qetters must Dc directed per Wis
cOnsu'); at a N for Para Brazil per Ainbrose at
N. for Porto Rico direct per Andesi at 1880
orTru1illo and Ruatan per g. s. d j. Oteu, VIA New
wEDNEsDAY.-At a m for Europe, per 5. Eibe via
southampton and Bremen Qetters for France must 10
directed per Elbe ~ at a. IN. for Europe. per
Ccphaonla'); at m for France direct LaGra-
dor, Via HayIe at IL u for Venezuela and CuracoA,
THU isDAY--At I a for Europe, per City OF Rich
mond via Queenstown (eiteIs ioI Germany ETC. must 30
directed per CITY OF Richmond :; at $50 NJ. foe
Europe, per 3. Geller Via Plymouth and Ham0arg at
10 for Central America, the SOnth Pacific Ports, and
the West Coast OF Mexico, per s. $ CITY OF Para, VIA
AspinwRlli al ] D. m. for Nassau, ~ T.. Santiago and
Ceniuegos Cuba, per 8 Cieniuegos; at 1880 p m Tor
FRIDAY.-At p. m for jamaica Hayt, L1on and saNa-
sATURDAY|AtI a IN for the West indies via st Thomas,
for Brazil and the La Plata countries, via Brazil
g. Arizona via Queenstown ettors for Germany etc,
per Germanic, via Queenstown Qeters for Germany,
Etc must be directed 'per Germane ~ at a. m. or
Martinique, Barbados, Dcuiarar1 and Trinidad,
Eshiops, Via Glasgow W at Ii m for Europe, per
Rlen. via Southampton and Biemeni AZ l:oO y. Tor
Cuba and Porto Rico per s.. Newport, via Havana
SUNDAY.-At 1880 p Honduras and Livingston per
Lucy y. Miller, via Now orleans.
Mails for China and Japan per city Of R9 de Jsero
fer Australia, New-Zealard Sandwich and FuI Islands.
per leAauia WA ss1 francsco close hero January
ILL., at7pm
The schedule OF closing OF trans Pacific mails arrangsdoi
san Francisco Malls from the arriving TaR at Sla
Francisco on the day s sailing OF steamers are dispatched
HENRY O. PEARSON. PostmastsE
rost once New YORK n. w. December Ia. loSS
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
IRISH MURDERS AND OUTRAGEs.

WADE sESTENCED-NO IEPRIEvE FOR PooLh~
TRIALS OF CoNsPIRAToRs.
DUBLIN Dec. 17.-Peter Wade has Deeh sen-
fenced to be hanged January 16 for the murder OF MI
Quinn at Rathfarnham The prisoner stated that nc pe'
onged to a secret society, whose orders he obeyed'
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland mas hna
refused to grant repreve of the sentence OF Pooe tn
murderer Of John Kenny. The prisoner VIII De hasou
tomorrow.
CORK Dec 17.At the asszes here to-day the triai oi
seven Invncbes who are charged with having been con-
nected with the murder conspiracy In County Mayo was
begun The Attorney General stated that 1t wouiu DO
proved that the Land League had subscribed fuhu lo
the murder Of certain persons.
EDISBURGH, Dec. 1.-THE names of the men brought
here from Glasgow for trial. the charge OF partcs
tion In the dynamite oltrages in that city are hc
mott DevaIy, Callaghan, McCan, McCulloch Doha.&S, ~
Key McCabe Dunn and Casey. IL Is alleged against % ho
prisoners that they members OF secret sOcely &
object of which Is 10 overthrow the authority on thc
Queen in Ireland and consran Parliamentary
tiOn In regard 10 Ireland, and that acting win
and Dalton they conspreq 10 DION up puiltv
buildings nj Glasgow. The prisoners PLEADED hot
one OF the iuryncn. who stated that his nina was Ulh
on the case was Withdrawn, and another juror was so
stituted
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
Wei De Meyer.

TIL now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATARRa
CURE Is the only treatment that Will absolutely
Caarrh-fresh chronic. at is a marvel"-Rey. \ p.
Fries Cairo n Y. at restored the pupit"-Rev.
Geo. E. Res CObleskil N Y. "one box radically cured
me-Rev c. H. Taylor lao Noblest Brooklyn. a perfect
cure after 80 years sueringJ Mcdonald 7lO Broad.
way n " &C. &C. Thousands OF testimonials received
from all parts Of the world Delivered 81 Or. Wei Do
Meyer, TREATISE" with statements by the cured,
mailed free D. B. DEWEY Co. ls2 Futonst, N Sold in
New.York by Wilson HegemAn Co. Hudnut, Caswel Mas
sey Co.. Culver Broadway; Elmer Amend vetter, 3daye.
Onne A. Dung Boweryi Rker L. A. Bates Imbach sixth.
ave; Cox Goodman Chumar Son. Eighthsve In Brooklyn
by Kitchen Jones. FultOn.sti DENIM Brown court.ti
Livingston Gross Bros, Grandsti Vincent Livingston.
Broadway, owen, sayer. Myrtleave. In Jersey City by
Moore Abernethy In Hobokenby semrad. In Newark BY
Garrgan w NJ Towney. In stapleton by Becker In Eliza
beth by Yonkers by Reeves. In TarytOwn BY
Barnes In Paterson BY Morse Plalnned by stee In
Railway by Coles In Trenton by Chumar Rckey and by
all other Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
TIE CROwN-PRINCE IN ROME.
RECEIVED WIN ENTHUSIASM By THE ITALIANS

ITIN NI0II TT
ROME. Dec. 17.-Thc Crown-Princc OF Ger
many and suite arrived here this afternoon. on stepping
from the the Prince met 10y King iuInbert with
whom be shook hands King IIumbert accompanied
by the Prince Of Maple, uAc Italian PrnccEoyal; the
Duke d'Aosta trx-Kiug Of SPAIN; Prime Minister De
pretis sinor Saycl Minister Of Justice; suor Gcnala
Minister Of Public Works Admiral de sauto. Minister OF
Marine; General Feucro. Minister Of War Sisnor Tee
chic President Of the senate. and siruor Farn Prcsi
dent Of the Chamber of Deputies After The greetings nj
the depot the members of - party were driven 10 the
Oulrinal where the Queen awaited the arrival ~ the
Prince Numerous German resident. of Rome we're Irr+
cu nj the depot and heartily chccrcd the Prince upon bis
arrival and along from the depot to The Qlr
nal the royal party warmly received by The "puace
In the Qurnal square the dcmoustr1ion assumed Ntsi
urnuort ION and cries raised 81 Long Lave savoy
and Long Y yc Germany" King Humbert, Queen Mar
ghefts, the German CrownIHncc, the lrhce "I naples
and the Duke dAosta subsequently appeared upon the
balcony Of tho palace aud thanked the people VINO Tc
spuuded with enthusiastic cheers.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
AFFAIRS IN TIE DOMINION.

KISGsToN, Ont, Dec. 1.-THE Napanoc stage
bic cros.ing he Grand Trunk Railroad track near Cat
aragui today was run into by upeNprcss, and Mrs
Arnitaec Mrs H. wartman and Mrs Gorrie were killed.
The stage driver was slightly injured
Iohn Hcnnessy discount clerk Of La Banque du Pcuplc
il "A dcfaulter the amount Of $1,000 His uncle has
Iuede good the deficiency.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
4 LECTURE on MEXICO.

"From the Summit of POpOcatapetl, said AL
fred r Conklng in lecture before the American Geo
graphical Society last evening the eye commands view
a territory comprising nearly One-teuth OF the
Republic Of Mexico larger than the whole State OF
New York The mountain Ia higher than Mount Blan"
aud more difficult of ascent than the Oftiest pinnacle OF
the Alps. Throughout this country agriculture has been
neglected since the days OF the AZccs Dut modern i'm
plcments being introduced and American mowers
Icapcr- and hlrVcstc- taking tho place in Northern
and Central Mexico Of the primitive hoes and plOws."
The lecturer gave exhibition of stcreOpticOn views
Illustrating scenery and customs IN Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS Dec 17.-Prince Jerome BVnaparto has decided
IN becoule "A candidate for election the Chamber OF
DEPUTIES from BarbezicuI, Department Of Charente.
VIENNA Dec l7.An inventory OF tho property Of the
Comrnlssary Of Police who shot at FlOrdsdorf on
Saturday night disclosed menacngletic together with
a small wooden gallows labelled We will soon hang you
TO it Three Socialists Ia been arrested tho charge
of conullcity I'm the murder.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
DESTRUCTION IN RAT PORTAGE, MAN.

WINNIPEG, Dec. 17.-What was left of the
town OF Rat Portage after the fire there was al
most entirely destroyed by the Of like dsas
ter early this morning The town possesses appliance
for protection against fire. One store saved by the
blowing up of an intervening building with gunpowder
the town. The loss the buildings and stock amounts
10 about 100000 The principal losers McKinnon
Brothers, general store, $4,000; insurance $500;
Baker & Co. general merchandise, $4,000; insurance
$1,000 Chadwick & McLemman hardware $4,000;
insurance $1,000; william Mccarthy, general store.
tute circumganCes
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
GEORGE s. COE Treasurer,
American Exchange Nationel Bank, l2S Broadway.
wnpK oE THE yEAp
Gas Fixtures.

Newest and choicest Designs
METAL AND PORCELAIN LAMPS, go.
An entirely assortment
FINE CLOChS. Of the choicest productions
Of Paris, Vienna, Berlin and
other European cities select
MANTEL SETS. ed by with great this
season. exhibition
In our showrooms, which
ARTISTIC have been fitted up with es-
npONzr.S pecal regard TO the exhibit
ton Of Art Productions, and
To an inspection OF which cordial invitation extended
Also articles OF ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK, bothan
tal and MODERN great variety elegance Of workman
slip. -
MITCHELL, VANCE tS CO.,
$50 and sS5 Broadway and I3th.st New.York
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
COMMERCE AND BANKING IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 1.-THE TamaIlipas,
the first steamer OF the Mexican Transatlantic Line. has
arrived at Vera Cruz There will De formal Inaugural
ton tomorrow. Three hundred distinguished persons
have gone from this city 10 participate IN the ceremonies
Before the adjournment Saturday Congress pro
l,ned the term owen to the President TO form CONNER
cial cole which includes banking and mining questions
The NatOna! Bank has declared an annual dividend Of
q
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18

iana rusing TO hanter de hUnion" Then followed por-
tions OF Jeanah Poquein and "Posson JOne' after
which the wooing OF Aurora Hancdnon by Hofore
GrdndsSime Finally he read two scenes from " Dr
SEWER" In which the principal character was the
loqnacous Mrs Rey-an irish character that MI cable
to have skeched with deft hand as the comedy
characters among his CreOles -
The reading Afforded keen delight the audencewhich
was Of BrOokyn's best kind.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. ls-l a. m.-The movement In
the barometer Is again upward. Cloudy weather, with
snow measuring 20 Of an inch when melted, was fol-
lowed In the afternoon by clear weather The temperature
ranged between 24s and 80. the average t26l9ol
being 80 higher than the corresponding day last
wear and 37s9 higher than on Sunday.
Warmer and clear weather, possibly followed late III
the day nv increasing cOudiness aud chances Of
rain nay be expected to-day TINS city ana vicinity
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
Gpeclal Nollees.
George A. Leayiu Il Co, Auctionee

-
George A. Leayitt ~ Co, Auctioneers
THIS TUESDAY, also WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS at CLINTON HALL, ASTOR PLACE.
GREAT SALE OF sUPkh9 FINE ART AMP ILLVS'
siGNMENT DIRECT FROM EUROPE oFTHE FINEST
DESCRIPTION NOW on EXHIBITION.
Also, Cxl.bton at the LEAVIrT ART GAL
LERIES Sl7 Broadway.
LARGE COLLECTION OF FAIENCE, BRIC-A.BRAC.
VIENNA LEATHER GOODS OF THE FINEST
QUALITY FROM THE WELLkNOWN HOUSE OF
KIJEN & co, VIENNA, TO BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY
Al, } THURSDAY AtTEKNOONS AT 230 O'CLOCK.
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
AT THE LEAvITT ART GALLERIES, SIT BROAD
WAY, NOW ON EXHIBITION.
THE PELEoREw COLLECTION OF ANCIENT AND
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS. COMPRISING MANY
VERY REMARKABLE AND VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
gpetial Notices.
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

The Chdrens Aid Society has for thirty years caring
for the little street children Of the newsboys boot
backeners little pedlers street sweeper baggage smash
er and the thousands Of little girls who gather and
bones sell papers, work at home in the
These children great thrOng Very many
less and endss wander ragged bareoted
In the snow and winters storm many hungry and heart
sick, as those for whom man careth.
Who will help the Society make happy day these
children Of poveryi Who that thinks what his children
would become thus thrown the bitter Life OF the
these little victims Of misfortune.
The best Christmas gift to the homeless orphan home
One hundred dollars will send five homeless children to
home In the far West.
Sixty dollars will put shoes bare feet sixty needy
little Sixty dollars will give q plain hot meal for
month 70 100 hungry children One hundred dollars will give
WHO win help make Christmas holidays happy to those
G. l. BRACE, Secretary,
Chdren's Aid Society, 19 East 4thst, New.York.
provisions clothing may sent to the Central
ONCE No l9 East 4thst NewYO: City, viii be called
donations Of money may be ncosed to any Of the under
signed II in checks post office orders made payable
VIM A BOOTH President resident.
GEORGE s. coE, Treasurer,
American Exchange Nationel Bank l2S Broadway.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the year. six lodging houses
49, different boys and girls 297 399 meals and 23l 2l5
lodgings supplied the 81 day evening schools
clothed 3449 homes mainly in tile West 1883
aided with food medicine through the Sick Chill
sumner Home" at Bath, l. averaging about 800 per
wee 4S9 girls have been instructed In the OF the sewing
sc6oos - have BEEN deposted IN II The Penny Saw
ngs Banks Total number under charge OF the society during
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-FOr New England,
warmer fair weather followed by increasing clOudiness
and snow southerly winds vcering TO westerly, falling
preceded In eastern portion by rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States increasing cioudiness
and rain partly IA In northern portion sOutberly
winds vccring westerly, rising barometer falling
H.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
CHARGED NTH .ATTEMPIING SUICIDE.

Mrs. Louisa Dougherty, age fortyfive, who
October - cndelvored to take her life and the
life OF her daughter Lille, age released from
the Ncwlork Hospital yesterday and arTalgned at the
Jefferson Market Police Court. she was held To ba in
the SUN 0f 1000, which furnished by Louis Cum
II
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
DAILY AHEAD OF GARNER.

LYONS, Dec. 17.-ln the billiard contest to-
night between Maurice DAILY and Albert GARNER the
former scored G43 and the latter sos. Tho total
for the three nights DAILY, 800: GaTnicr, l7O5
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
A PANIC In A HOTEL.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 17.-Fire was discovered
IN the laundry Of the Pianknton House this evening" It
created panic among 200 guests who remembered the
Newhal House fire. mad rush was made into tho
street Eight tremen were asphixiated by mingled gas
and smoke but they were resuscitated. The hotel
damaged $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


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preceding mdught Tbs irrega white ns oscillations
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