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New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
MUSICAL MOTIFS.

Oyide Musin, the Belgian violinist, VIII give
an afternoon concert on December 81.
"Estrella," an operetta by the authors CT
aManesux Noirs" viii be brought out tonight at the
Standard Theatre.
In the selections played by the orchestra at
The Casino concert night the ballet music from
saint-SaGns's opera Henry VIII"
Rafael Joseffy viii give four subscription con-
,erts stenway Hall this season. beginning on Jannay
is.
The second, and last, of the delightful vocal
recitas of Mr. and Mrs Gcorg Henschel viii occur To-
morrow evening in Chickering Hall The programme
comprises solos and duets from the time OF Frahcl
middle of the seventeenth century, 20 to-day, and i'll
sludes fine selection OF German songs.
There are two remaining of the series OF
organ rccitas which Mr. John Whites giving in the Church
of St Francis Xavier The fourth recital will take place
tomorrow evening The programme embraces Fan
tasy by Hans Huber LISTS symphonic poem Orpheus
Wagner's Sigfred Idyl' arranged by MI White 'nl
concerto In by Handel. The choir OF the chrch VIII
ling the Kyrie and Gloria from mass by DR.. VIII
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A PRIEST BECOMES INSANE.

A man dressed like Catholic priest, shortly
after midnight last night. assisted to the Chambers
Street Hospital by 1t at first supposed that
he was suffering the effects Of liquor DR. Power who
examined him. decided that he insane, and removed
him I'm an ambulance tho Bellevue Hospital II was
asccrtancd that lie the Rev. Daniel O'MahOny, a
priest whose parish Is In Macroon County Cork. lie
came to this city about four months and went TO
New-Zeaand a visit to his uncle. who resides there
He made the trip for the benefit OF his health, which
falling hut II did not result desired. Accordingly he
started home and arrived In this city Thursday last
He put up at Swecncys Hotel In Chatham-st, and II
was his intention 10 take his departure on ocean
steamer yesterday His whereabouts during Saturday
however unknown but II Il thought that he
dering aimlessly about. Patrick aud Michael Foley,
cousins, who reside at No. l57 HudsOn-st,
conducted him to the hospital These men
would say nothing further than that they had recently
formed the acquaintance Of the unfortunate clergyman
The latter II said 10 have brother also priest In Jersey
CITY hut ne spoke 80 uniniegiby that further pirtic-
lars could be learned. From hs ncOhorent remarks
IL was evident that he imagined himself at his native
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
pRoB4BLY MrRDERED IND RoRBED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 9.-Francis J. Par
menter. respectable aud inoncnsye ctizen. hftytwo
years OF age engaged IN the wood ana coal business
found dead in his barn I'm Bssset't. about midnight
HIS skull had been fractured presumably by blows from
knotted piece Of wOd which found In the yard
outside the barn. His pockets had neen 1hed. the muir
dcrcr leaving several Ill articles on the floor beside the
body Tie police arrested John Martin an empoyo Of
Parmenters who admitted that he accompanied Parmen
ter 10 the barn at 63O o'clock. and chum, Joseph F
Bree who was found under Martins hcd AT his boarding
place. Both are held suspicion. Thomas Harket
colored man. who left Mr.. Parmenter's employ early In
the week was sought after and voluntarily SURRENDERED
himself to-day lie Is also held to await the coroners
investigation
When tho body discovered was lying on the floor
fsco downward and OF the horses standing over
n eating Of feed box, which has given mac 10 the
theory that the his death by being tramplcl on
by the animal This theory is not generally accepted,
but the coroner will make microscopic examination OF
the scrapings from the horses hoofs
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
MOSIO AND The DRAMA.
oPERATIC MATINEES.

Mr.. Mapleson's fall season came to an end
-. saturday afternoon with performance OF Aida.
The cast was at the performance OF he pre-
,ious week, and consorted two anhaoe arVs'S
with others OF various degrees OF merit ana ee-
merit Tie admirable artists were, OF course
Mime Patti as Aida and Sig Galassi as AnonGsro' As
yodmes Sig Nicolinl acted and sang with nrc In the m
passioned portions Of the opera Nile. I1ozzo was "
muscay weak though histronically capable A""sf'S
The house was filed with audience and there were
hearty demonstrations of delight over the performance"
of Nine Patti ana signon Galassi and Niconni
At the Metropolitan Opera House sisnor VianeS'
his familiarity with "Don Giovanni py con'.Oe
opera through spirited performance without ,ne
Ne ,teered clear of the rocks which shipwreckod
the finale of the first act az u'e P,e
yious performance. by keeping all the
music in the orchestra and having only dui.'
a. 60 The c,,ms, Of the finale thus robbed OF
80 % % a.. p. eoorivo seatures but there were fewer
Sissonanees ard no breaking down The principal sigers
Interpreted Mozart's music at tlincS
arcADtahly.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
r,,p.rp1cAI MISCELLANY.

Mr. Stetson has underlined "Tbe Glass of
Fashion recent London coniedy-Ior piesehtoh A'
the Fifth Avenue Theatre
"Tbe Princess Chuck is to be presented
here this week. at the New Park Theatre by the Comley
Dramatic Company 80,
"Duty, or Delmer's Daughters" is the title
NJ new pay announced for production this week at he
Madison Square Theatre
Judge Barrett has rewritten his play OF Ihe
wstchword" THAT word being Duty, and the piece "iu
be brought out by Mr.. wallack under the title OF An
American Wife"
"Romany Rye" one of the worst plays ever
r,tten drew In over S25 oOO told In four weeks
Mt San Francisco. This boon was bestowed on Kansas
City December g. " ,
"Orpheus and Eurydce," with which the
csu B,ou Theatre was opened. December /. has oren
aiudiciously amended" by the use OF lutte tAieu'
and that piece will be offered there by the R'ce Troupe
for the present
"The Glass of Fashion" at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre and The Pavements Of Paris, at NtHios arc
stin held in reserve "Monte CristO" regns, at one
rlace and i" Excelsior exhales at the other
Mr.. DAILY has underlined Glove on CrutchcS,'
new piece adapted By himself from tie German re-
yiyal Of The Country Girl" Garrcks alteration u76e
o, wyoherly's The Country Wife" lG7o); ana repi"
duction Of Seven-Tweuty-E Eight"
ain the Ranks" at the Standard Theatre
will be out Of the ranks this week and in its place the
public can contemplate comic opera named Estreu'
recently presented in London, and obtained thence f0r
not produced until Tuesday, further Teheaaas DehE
necessary.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10


AVERILL-At Danbury, Conn.,, December Roger AveriI,
services his late residence Wednesday December
BRowNAt Princeton Saturday the sth inst Mrs.
The funeral services win take place on Monday the l2tn
Her relatives and are II Without urSsr notice.
Kindly omit flowers. "''''N'
Rev Henry B Ss GasSae n r vile OF
Funeral ct Parkvine l. T. on Monday at O'Clock.
SaS % S horse CO
Friday, December T. 1853 Henrietta +, wife Of Joseph
Fuerai services win be held Monday, 10th inst at 10
Relatives and friends viii please accept notice and omit
Train from Hudson Railroad Depot Sothst and 10th
BooART-on December 8 William II. sogsrt in his ssth
Services at the house west S6thst O'Clock Tuesday
riesss IIesslead omit PaaS@se: aOwses
dsS & in - the Ala year Of her age =
daSsaier Of the late William TucRer Of tbs city
pdys Sa a9G are invited 70 attend s
returning BY way Of sO@erviie Central R. K
BTRNsAt att his residence No SS gsssns NeyYCTk city
SelenS, Michael V burns aged a5 ~ ,,a.~
December 10. at 10 O'Clock a. m thence 70 ST. Peters
Church, Barcsyst, where a requiem mass will be cee-
rssds iRs ias tsSIss to stsnd md soul
BIsHoP-In Bridgeport Conn., December z, Ethan Ferris
Bishop, aged IS years.
The friends and are rsPectu invited 70 at
Der 10, at 2 D.
CARROLL-At YOnkers the Hudson Sunday morning.
December Manfred Clifton Carroll OF Mary Elizabeth
Mount and George d. Carroll junior director OF Dempsey
Carroll.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
DEAN-on Friday morning, December OF pneumonia, NJ
Louisa Dean, daughter Of the late William r. Dean
Monday, 10th inst at p m.
Please omit flowers.
NEwELL-At Motherhood. " J, saturday, December g.
sarah A. Newell, wdo" OF the late willard NJ Newell OF
Brooklyn, " Y.
eatyes and friends invited TO attend the funeral her
late residence, Belydereaye, on Monday at ii q. NJ
Trains from Nes-IOrk TO Planheld a. and $3.50 g. IN.
oATMAN-At the Windsor Hotel, December g. 1888, sud.
denly Aya oanan OF Hartford formerly OF Brooklyn aged
60 years
Funeral in Hartford, Monday. December 10. at2 p.
PoRTER-At Hartford, Conn, on Saturday. December s.
1888, Asa ). Porter.
Funeral services at his late residence No. weheTsleaye
Tuesday, December IL, ut p.
Intement private.
RATHBU N-December 8, John Z. Rathbun.
Christ Church, south AmOOy " j., Monday,
December lU, at 3 y. m.
Interment at New Haven, Conn.
ROsE-sudenly London. the 30 inst Of heart disease,
Lady Rose, vile OF Sir John Rose, BaroDet.
TO VNSEND-At Litchfed, Conn. Friday. December 7.
and friends invited To attend the funeral
residence Of his brOtherinlaw, James a Mont
gOmery No 435 Classonaye Brooklyn, Monday the lOth
inst, at 3 o'clock p.
weldon Thursday. December O, william II Weed.
Funeral services at OF his brother r. NJ Weed.
96 Lexng glonaye, saturday, December ., at O'Clock
Relatives friends respectfully invited to attend
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
THE FIRE KEC0RD.
A COTTON MILL DESTROYED.

BOsToN, Dec. 9.-Early this morning fire
broke out in the Annsquam Cotton Mill at Rockport,
Mass which destroyed with the exception Of pOr
tion Of the building used machine shop. The fire
caught in a singular manner. Workmen adjusting
the main belt the engine. when the fluff with belt
caught fire, and extended instantly 10 the main building
The stock OF cotton and the manufactured cloth
saved and also the books aud safe
The mill one OF the best IN the country II was sub
stanly built with thick granite walls. The first part
was built In 1547 in 1854 II enlarged II was about
400 feet long and contained 5000 spndles $50 hands
were employed. The treasurer is " Walker, OF Boston,
The mill is insured in Boston and other offices The picker
room three nearly boilers the gas house, and four
tenement houses belonging to the corporation were
sANed. Tho loss Is estimaLed At 500. 600.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Post Onice Notice.

Letters for Europe need not specially directed
particular steamer In order 10 secure speedy DO
by the fastest vessels available
Foreign mails for the week ending December 10 VIII close al
MN uAY-AI 10 America the South Pacific
and the West Coast Of Mexico per ss Colon, VIA
AspinwaL
town; at 1880 p for IruXiio aud Ruatan, per T. B.
Ward Jr, via NewO Orleans at 1850 p in Tor Honduras
aud Living on. per S. WaudeTer wa NewOrleaus.
uL'DSEsDAY-At a. m. for the Netherlands direct per
Zaandam via Amsterdl M AT ii m Tor Europe, por
ss Scytha via Queenstown ueeTs must be directed pee
Scytha'); ut Il Tor France direct, per IS Francs,
via Havre; at 1850 M TOR EUROPE per -. Werrs VA
Southampton and Bremen ettes for France must be di-
rected per Merragi at 7:SO D. M for Mexico per S.
THURSDAl-Atll a. m for Germany, &c per So WestPla-
Ia plymouth ana Hamburg (etters for Great Britain
and European must be directed per vest
phAa1 at II Europe. per city Of Chicago. via
Queenstown at D. m for Cape Hayu, st Domingo ahd
Turks Island per IS. George W Cbde at lS0 p M lor
Rico and Mexico per City OF Aerandria via Hdyansi
at pm. for Newfoundland, ler IS Dent loline; 49,,
Queon via Halifax at p Tor the Windward Islauds.
per FlambOrOugh, via barbados.
SAfURDAN-At $3.50 III. for Europe per S. Celtic via
Queenstown etters for Germany &C. must be directed
per Celtic -" Al $3.50 a. N. Tor scotland direct per Sc
Ciicassa via Glasgow leers must DE directed per CIR.
cassa u $3.50 a. for Belgium direct, per ss. Ner T.
land via Antwerp at IL a. M. for EUROPE per ss ala.
via Southampton and Bremeni at l:30 y IN. FOR Cuba
and est lnles per SIS. Niagara via Havana AZ l;3O
y. m. for Para, BrAzil, per Ss. Ambrose. -,
Mails China ano Japan per ss Oceanic. via san
Francisco close here december .ll at m MAILS
for Australia New-zealsnd Sandwich and kii Islands,
Ss Australia, via san Francisco closo bere 10
cemDer IA ~ z .. IN.
The schedule Of cosng Pacific mails arrangedoa
the presumption their uninterrupted overland transit %
San Francisco Mails the East arriving on TINS A. saa
Frsncisco tho day Of sans OF steamers arc aspcas'
'A'-0' ~ HENRY q. PEARSON. PostraaslsE
Post ofice New.York. n. " December Z. 1854
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
obi UARY.
THE REV. DIR. j. O. MEANS.

BosToN, Dec. 9.-The Rev. DR.. j. 0. Means,
n widely known, able aud highly esteemed COngre-
gational clergyman died at his home in the Highland
district on Saturday evening lie native of Maine,
and was graduated from BOwdoin College with high rank
After he was graduated he entered the Navy purser
where he served for four years. and portion of the
time stationed of the of Africa. Leaving the Navy
he studied for the ministry and graduated from
Andover Seminary with honor lie was settled in Midway
for about eight years and om there called 10 the
Vine Street Congregational Church at ROxbury, where he
remained for eighteen years. In 1879 he resigned his
poston to secretary OF the Massachusetts, Sun
day School Publication Society but called into
wider sphere Of usefulness the secretaryship of the
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
which he held at the time of HIS death.
DR. Means also served on the Boston School Board He
was president OF the ROxbury AthenRum and held other
trusts. He was also a member OF the Royal Geograph-
ca society Of England. He visited Europe in the inter
est of the missionary society and was highly esteemed
by all denominations
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
4 DENIAL BY THEODORE THOMAS.

Theodore Thomas authorizes denial of the
London cable dispatch published yesterday TO the effect
that the projected American tour OF Materna, Wmke
and scoria had lapsed because the vienna inten
dentGenera had refused his permission so far IA Mr.
homsss tour is concerned there is truth In this
rumor His contracts with those artists were received
yesterday by mall and the artists themselves will arrive
b. time to begin their American tour in Boston on April
L. The cable report probably refers to the failure OF
smother American enterprise which had for It's object the
Engagement OF these artists for an opera season IN
this country -,
For Mr.. Thomass concert tour the permission OF the
[ntendant-Gener lie Baron Holman, was obtained
many weeks ago. He himself said IN letter published
November % HFrau Materna, and Herren Winkelmann
and Scoria have concluded most advantageous engage
nents for an American concert tour next spring. lot
which have granted them leave OF absence"
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

Chilli but Il is now highly probable that me
10 have strong Government able 70 reprssIs w ~
guerilla warfare and intestine feudS Public opnhOh 10
thoroughly aroused against them.
In reference 10 the financial condition OF the eonny,
II would be PROSPEROUS despite the prostrauon caeu ~
the war II we were not continually drained oy no
Cilian indemnity. This amounts 10 S3OO,OOO monty,
Owing 10 the danger and difficulty attending the colecn
OF taxes those upon wines, sugar, cotton ana Woo
not been received for long time. All that haS aoce
10 the Government Is the municipal tax, email popo
tion 10 the whole revenue II asked to give reaeon
why think this present Government Is kely 70 de " H.
self welcome TO the people by deciding no In. In,
pOrtant measures on its own authority IL nag
called an AsseInbly which, after settling the terms OF
peace will frame constitution The present party ;hat
also sure OF large majority wish IL TO be known tna
come 10 promote peace We wish TO come TO the pest
terms possible with Chilli and the United states can aiu
ing iptoerabe conditions"
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
THE SALVATION ARMY MIKE TROUBLE
DISREGARD OF THE MAYORS ADVICE IE NEW
HAvEN-ARREsTs PROBABLE.

DISREGARD or THE MAYORS ADVICE ~ NEW
HAvEN-ARREsTs PROBABLE.
NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 9.-Owing to the many
complaints from citizens Mayor Lewis last night issued
an order addressed TO the Chief Of Police prohibiting
the members OF the Salvation Army from occupying the
public squares as heretofore, and directing
them refrain from singing blowing horns and beating
drums and tambourines The Mayors order concludes
follows: III conducting your meetings in place OF
worship according TO good old New gland custom
guarantee you full aud ample protection, aud will as
you that every officer Will that your rights are
not nterfered with"
When the notice served member Of the "army"
said that they would beat drums and keep paradng
heretofore that they knew the State law Constitutions
etc they would ODey God before they would the Chief OF
Police They marched through the streets to- night as
usual The police will enforce the order tomorrow and
II the leaders OF hiA movement persist ia their
nation they Will probably all be arrested.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
THE SOLDIERS HOME AT MILWAUKEE.
CHARGES OF CRUELTY MADE AGAINST THE SUPER
INTENDENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l !

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Dec GA serious
suit was begun yesterday against General Sharpe and
others of the soldiers Home. The plaintiff is veteran
sOldier named Moulton. The defendants are General
sharpe, ProvostSergeant Hall. Hospital Steward Nc
nvian. The amount Of damages asked Is $4,000
houlton, IN his complaint, alleges that on No
vember % PrOvOst-Sergeant Hall, by order OF Com
mandant Sharpe, went TO his room, accompanied by
two members of the provost guard, caused him
10 be assaulted and beaten and subsequently imprisoned
by force without reasonable cause. He was
thrown into cell Of the guardhouse and imprisoned there
until o'clock the following Friday that when owing to
his extreme age and nrmity he had 20 be conveyed 70
place in barrow, Hall walked by his side, calling him
vie epthets; and that then, without exaIni-
patton by medical practitioners General Sharpe
directed him TO be imprisoned I'm the county
insane asylum, the authorities OF which
Eere cautioned place him in the Violent Ward" and
ha he detained there until Tuesday December s.
sl Of which he claims damages TO the extent named
o. answer TO all this is that Sergeant Hall
while admitting that he obeyed General sharpe's
prder place Moulton IN confinement did not use yio
lence and not guilty OF the cruel conduct charged
That Hospital Steward McIlyain states fhat
houlton, by Of epilepsy was violently
insane and threatened the lives Of those about him
one case attempting to carry his threat into execution
IN this statement he Is sustained by the surgeon GEN
sfa Sharp states that finding Moulon dangerously in
ane he simply pursued the course ordinarily followed
0ch cases.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
ROBBERS IN An ARIZONA TOWN.

TOMBSTONE, A. r., Dec. 9.-Five mounted
entered the town OF Bisbeo last night
and killed ]. C. Tappanier, J. A. Molly and d.
A Smith, wounded Mrs. Roberts, and then robbed Cas-
tenadess store OF 81 300 The robbery accomplished
rapidly that no attempt was made at defence. The
believed 10 be the those who robbed the
Southern Pacific train at Gage Station November IT.
The robbers fod IN the direction Of Sonora
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

natural that Mr. Wmans should have preferred
the history Of all these incidents to be disclosed, il
disclosed it must be. without any mention Of his
name. But the most extraordinary statement in
the whole business Is Mrs. Mllers assertion that
Mr. Clinton Winans could not read or write. He
was twenty-five years old. Is there another native
American of Mr. Winanss position and means of
whom the same thing could be saidf GYs
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
4 SAFE BLOWN OPEN AND ROBBED.

BELLOWS FALLS, VI, Dec. 0.-Tbe drug
store Of c. c. Davis in wapole, N. H. was entered by
burglars last night The safe was blown open and
robbed of between 900 and $4,000 in bonds securities
OF various kinds and cash Most of the bonds are regis
tered and are negotiable. Three who left Bel
lows Falls the "Owl" train for Springfield this morn
ing suspected of the crime and reward OF $500 is
offered for their arrest.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

...,,.. aItis thought probable" says The
f that the G o. wSe e 1Gf %
ptal may W The interest expressed by her Majesty
thus m response 20 the pathetic appeal Of the Maha
~ pio of Puma who besOught her to SEND neeal wOlen
~ The ad of the perishmg sufferers IN thouSahu
- 49, ,ritch no male practitioner can enter
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A Z PORTER

HARTFORD, Dec. 9.-Asa Spaulding Porter,
wealthy resident OF this place, died this morning of
rheumatic fcver age seventy-four. He formerly
member OF the firm OF Earle, Porter & Collins
I'm the grocery trade In New York city He retired from
business about twenty-five years ago and returned to this
CITY, He was director In the State Bank In the Con
nectcut Trust Company in the Ktna Insurance Company
and In the Security Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
LOSSES IN OTHER PLACES.

WELLS, Me-, Dec. GA fire, supposed to be
OF lnccndiary origin destroyed James n. Bufum's
and grst mill here this morning. The loss is estimated
$4,000 insured.
BOsTON, Mass, Dec. 9.-The Merrimac
Chemical Works at North WObun, partially burned
tonight.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
ROLLING-MILLS DESTROYED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio Dec. 9.-The Union roll
ing-m was almost destroyed by fire this morning. The
loss the building il $4,000. and the machinery
probably between $4,000 and 100000 The insurance
cannot be estimated.
ERIE, Penn. Dec. 9.-The Mount Hickory rolingmills
were destroyed by fire ths morning The loss Is estimated
at 500, 900; insurance, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
DROWNED IN II CANAL.

The dead body Of Thomas Tighe, laborer,
va found floating In the deep lock Of the Morris Canal
n'ver-st, Newark, yesterday morning. Tghe left his
aome In Jeerscnst Posy, and is supposed 10 have
on spree, which ended IN his falling into the un-
vseeted lock from the South Canast side. Ills body
fSS.kso TO Woodruff morgue by order of the County
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
BOILED TO DEATH IN 4 VAT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUSE.l

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 9.-James Giles
pie met a horrible death last evening at the Lookout
rolling MILL while boiling fire clay in large vat He lost
his footing and fell into the liquid being submerged
the shoulders. Before he could be eItrcated he was
literally boiled His flesh became soft and half cooked
and hung In flakes. His suderings were frlghtful
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

night and for whose help this Mission In existence Tho
Tombs prison received during the year 1882 i.70z men
hoped such liberal contributions would be made by gem
people enable the society materially 70 assss
prisoners who had served out their terms and wished 70
lead an honest life.
No collection was taken at the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 9-1 q. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday upward. Cloudy weather
with few drops OF rain, followed early in the day
by fair and clear weather The temperature ranged be-
tween 37e and $50. the average 44isol being 23bso
higher than the corresponding day last year and
o. lower than on Saturday.
Clear or fair and cooler weather, may be expected To-
Cav In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
FOR 1854.

Tho Annual Meeting OF the Board Of Managers OF the As
socaon for the benent toOed Orphans will be held at
Mira Augustus Tabers liz East 2Jthst Mon4ey The 10Th
of December ut ~ m. SARAH 5. MURRAY,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Lundbora's Perfume. Edenia.
a was taken at the meeting.

Asthma, or difficulty of breathing, is promptly
remedied by Dr. Jsyne's Expectorant
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Fh. d.rrs show, the vahsRt this city By tensh
bncA lines give dvons oftime for the a'
midnght white the ohstion
9ns broken dettei line
Ds Indicated BY the Thermometer ~ Hal
o. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
MIDNIGHT REA7HER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, a. n.
For New-England and the Middle Atlantic states, fair
weather colder northwest backing to southwest winds
falling preceded on the coast by rising barometer.