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New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
No Guerilla Practice.

There patent the we breathe neither is there
patent on BENsoNs CAPcISE POROUS PLAsTERs.
They and highest product Of modern phamaceu
10 oassed and auackey 9f medicine which
have sponsors Scientific and regular in
the best Of words BENsoN's PLAsTERs are
nsts and more than millions Of the people They
stimulating soothing rubefacient and pens
tratng Infinitely better than ali salves ontmens
liniments lotions They act quickly. powerfully and
pleasantly AL other plasters OF days
that are dead middle Of the genuine Bensons Is
tho word CAPCINE.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
CARELESS OF TIE RIGHTS OF OTHERS

The trouble at the Academy on Monday
evening. arising from dispute between q talkatye
man IN the audience and protesting neigh
bor. 10 commented among managers and
tueatre-go an example OF some
thing which become disagreeaby frequent at places
OF amusement of late There to be class OF peo
pie go opera and the theatre more for the pu
pose OF amusing each than OF being amused or en-
terained This process Of private carried
on to the discomfort inconvenience and interruption Of
those who go 10 enjoy the performance on the stage
There have several public protests against this
want OF consideration; puGliste encounters between
the offenders against the peace and the victims have
been imminent aud the facts have been printed. IL
remarked, however, that these sinners against good
manners usually intrench themselves In private boxes
aud thus secure from tnng vigorous
than hiss a cry of shame. Inis form OF protest 10
nightly brought into requston AT OF the theatres
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
MURDER IN TIE FlRST pEGREE.

The trial of Alexander Jefferson for the murder of
two persons in Bufalo-ave. Brooklyn. in December.
1892, was ended in the Kings County Court of
Sessions yesterday. After further evidence for the
defence to show the insanity of the prisoner, DR..
Gray an expert in cases of insanity testified
buttal that he had made two separate examinations
of the prisoner in Jail. carefully considering all his
pecularIties, and he had come to the firm convic-
ton that the prisoner was sane when lie committed
now. After the evidence was concluded the
opposing counsel made their arguments
atlng hree hours and half the jury returned a
verdict OF guilty of murder the first degree The
prisoner heard the verdict with stOlld composure at
hUst and then burst into tears. After beng taken
TO the prison pen ne tainted, but recovered IN ten
minutes, and was taken to Raymond Street Jail TO
await sentence.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
FIRST AID TO THE INJURED.

Police-SurgeOn S. Waterman delivered a
lecture yesterday afternoon before the teachers Of the
primary department of Grammar School No. H. in West
Forty-seventhst The subect Of his address FIRST
Aid to the Injured. He first spoke OF the Importance
OF knowledge OF the simple means OF arrestlng hcmOr
rhage and gave useful hints for any emergency
I'm which life was danger from loss Of blood In large
wounds he advised the OF compress and pressure
exe-ted bv the hand. In wounds OF the extremities
when artery Injured. he advised the tourn ue
which could he applied by meaus OF an ordinary walking
stick and handkerchief pressure being exerted above
the wound.
Dr. Waterman then spoke of the treatment OF convul-
gons and syncOpe. In syncOpe II was OF the ursI I'm
portanee 10 put the patient upon his back with the head
very low Water might be dashed IN the face and un-
monia applied the nostrils. Should these means fail
artificial respiration must he resOrted TO. This was ao
compshed B. simply raising the arms above the head
and repeating the motion every few seconds until con
sciosness was regained When these failed one
should look for mechanical obstruction. as a bit
food other substance IN the throat COMMISSIONS
could generally be controlled by the continuous nhaa-
ton OF ether chloroorm spoonful OF the latter OF
ten or fifteen drops OF the former being poured on
handkerchief and aIl lied TO the fare.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
DIED.

.pre At Morrtstovn n J., March l2 Jacob Absr azsd
Fa1es services at his late residence Thursday March TO-
o.Gisfs y6r eos Sl Of Ps salcsssa lR syanf AZ sS % m
Taryoyss s x ~ dqssssy IT s aye March S Coz
Funeral his lste residence Friday ieth m' " 20"
cSrraaes viii meet the D. m from the Grand Central
sapstoSa and orange County papers please copy.
CoRBEREon Monday March II M MAY M Ts sSd %
George r. ef tbs late Edward Hougbton
Funeral services Church OF the Ihu
day March 10, at 10 a
GARvrNon tuesday March IS after short illness Henry
Garvn Of the late non samuel IS h
ave- corner East l49dst Friday afternoon at o'clock
KEcKA& & 9"Sgf n gfboSs. J.! ksss @sdne''Ay morning.
Relatives friends invited TO attend te =. ss
Ss iss'fsGSf Bsreiay.s Ssus 4 siioP pn m ' -" -
mATTHEWs-on Tuesday March ls 1883 at his residence
foot OF 75thst tins city John Matthews IN the oZo
Rayss and friends Of the family attend the
funeral p m. Friday March IT, at Trinity CHAPEL
Interment at Greenwood.
BYDERAt Planaed j. Monday @ evfnng ans N9aGa VaSvps
FnSera services ar his late residence Planteld Thurs
InteImeDt at the convenience of the family
sHERWoOD-On March II. sarah w, WIDOW oil the are
Funeral the Of her brother Floya Quick Johns
cSrrsges viii be in waiting BrickerhORe to meet the
| sHERwooD-on wednesday, March IA, jeremiah sher'
wood, his Goth birthday.
| Notice Of funeral TO
sNowA NJ @ & On vsas sss iq Ss s a 10
/ Remains inferred at Nassau
VAN MISSION the 18Th inst Charles w Van Ness sOn Of
The lats Hon William p. and Ann McEvers Van Ness
Funeral services the Church of the Ascension lVs ana
| 5thave. on THURSDAY l0th INST, az l:oO " H.
| Interment at Greenwood.
| VAN NOsTPAN "Wednesday March IA Frances Rhoades
van youngest daughter OF tue late jacob Van
| NOstTand. ,.,.,
Fnpera vices Presbyterian Church Madi
sonave corner 29thst, on Friday 10Th inst, al D. M
WARREN-wednesday, March a. Rev. Charles J. Warren,
| aged So years -, ,,-, -. n,
| tans, I3Othst. near oth-aFe
WILLIAMSON the 18th nst wilmOt Williams, in the SOth
| year Of his age 49,, A., 49,, -.
vices his late residence No - Beekmanpace Ihui.
day, at p m.
| Please omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
TIE HARrARD STUDENT AND TIE WAITER.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l


BOsroN, March 14.-J. II. Atwood, the law
stuSent at Harvard College who engaged In quar-
rel with colored waiter few days ago, denies the ae
curscy of published reports He says thai student
asked the waiter to pass the rolls. plate OF whcn was
living on the table The said that the rolls were
reserved The student ordered the coored man 10
summon the head waiter and told that he "an'eu
the head waiter he might 60 for him himself
In the meantime Atwood passed the fon7
TO the student The waiter then said TO ATWOOD Tei
hans you don't like style Of my remarksF His man
ner was 10 me uncomfortable" Atwood said to-day ana
1n passion rose and struck him with my ehsr NO
sooner had done this than the consciousness OF "na
had done overw hemed and sat down and kept quiet
Tor several minutes though the waiter meanwhhe con-
Gnued threatening Finally the otaer student ana
started to leave hail. Just reached the outside
door heard the darky coming at me. i tfrew on my
poat jnst n time him he came for me, followed
by two other The first blow struck relied hin,
posing simply to choke him TIL fight was out of bim
But the other and one OF them gave me
n stunnng blow with his foot just back OF my ear Ihs
rendered pOwerless and don't KNOW
how / got TO my feet or how Iougnt
tl nv friend helped me to my room. The statement
that deliberately went TO fight with waiter Is uaqua
thedly false. had not tue remotest notion that ne
would follow attempt to put his threats INTO
cution made fool of nv self IN attacking MN WIN
rhair. but fight in the uansept was whoiy III seH
defence, and was against three waters, too.
MI Atwoods face and head bear some slght MARKS OF
struggle, but no physician was summoned anu hotuihs
bu: the Kick OF any consequence. Mr. AtwOOu Wth
drew once from the dining association, ana Tue
could be taken committee OF two was appointed TO
Investigate the affair and report later.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
LIEUTENANT BERRY AND TIE CONGO.

Lieutenant Berry, relative to the position
offered him by the Belgian Government for the purpose
OF opening up the country the western coast OF Africa
about the Congo River said yesterday the choolshp
St. Mary Il should be glad 70 give you moro definite
Information but have not got It, was approached by
some gentlemen few days regarding the matter,
and the offer was made to go there The purpose is
of course develop the trade Of the country What the
precise plans OF the Belgian Government are do not
know; that waiting TO find out myself. suppose
they intend the scheme shall be carried out at
cannot say whether shall accept the oHer or not as
am not sufficiently informed the object In view.
II accept should, OF course, have 10 obtain leave OF
absence from our Government How long time VIII dc
required. I do not know. -,
suppose the reporter suggested that this trading
place OF the Belgian Government would not Interfere
with the interests OF our own" . , .
Lieutenant Berry smiled and replied Well you SEQ
onr Government appears TO take very little interest In
aIInh maffern. |"
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

fer hssereseutaton Of shaSespeares pays ~ '"O'
oushly suitable manner Win MI '"A' N"""'"' ~
business manager.
! Mr. Samuel Colvile has reorganized his the
-, - .,aDx for the presentation of the melodrama
=, rS.n From Life" and will offer the piece in Phila-
ososa ON the 26th met He purposes then 10 bestow 1t
,,,on 8, Louis Chicago and Cincinnati Mr.. Colviles
,ompany win consist Of the following persous Joseph
sr1o,,or I d. Beveridge. NJ. J. Jordan, Frank Lamb
~lsTanSeI FITZGERALD, ]. A Howell, G. II, Leonard,
G p;Isv charles Neyius f. Utter, Ene Roseau, Rachel
Eanger. LILLIAN Andrews and Lydla Caroavan.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
NEw-YoKK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MARCH, 5 1852

his friends took their departure. When IN INC stnat
Keller he talked TRIBUNE reporter about slaae.
eyes glisieDed when the Mapri's was mentOneu,
and he snngly said that he shed lie could NEE, nun
and have $1,000 upon the result The truth ~ sl1 S
81 don't care ight; II * neither part nor parce oi
athletes, but real tine spapers compel me 20 &
by ter taunts Of eOwirdice But am READY 10 nknt
any In he wOrl1 for $4,000 side and the gate,
money On driving away tAe prize-hghtor was gree'eu
by the crowd wtu cheers.
sullivan was at Harry HITS place last night ana
spoke to admring audience for an hour He mao evi
gently been 0rindng heavily. He spoke in di-parnging
terms o Mr. fOx Mr.. Mace and Mr.. Slade. aud chai-
lenged them to stop their hppOdtOme business ana go
20 Bosom. where he would ike to arrange Waea 'V
s. 700 or $4,000 side.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
ORITrARY NOTES.

BATAVIA, n. Y, March 14.-Michael Daley
died yesterday He trustee Of the State Inst
tuition for he Blind and chairman Of the Democratic
County Committee
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 1t.-James NJ Martin, gen.
era manager Of the Nashville Competitive Military
Drill 10 be held this city in May,was found dead in an
OuthOuse this morning at O'Clock His death is due to
disease of the heart.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
LORENZO SNOW.

Lorenzo Snow. of the Holbrook Manufacture
ing Company died at Nassau NewProvidence, the cap
ital of the Bahama Islands, on February TO- In the
seventy year Of his age. Mr. Snow was associated
in business with Robert Gasten and g. r. n smith,
Mr. Snow had in delc tie health for some time, ana
went 70 Nassau on the advice OF his physcians
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
METHODIST PREACHERS IN CONFERENCE

CHARLEsTowN, w. Va, March 14.-The
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South met here to-day. Bisnop Keener presiding The
report of Dr. MeFerrn. Of the publishing house at
Nashville showed for the last year to have beon
SOS 796 e. decrease OF S1472l IL from the previous
year. fts liabilities S2l6s44 5s, and the assets
s2s35lI 10 Bishop Keener, addressing tue confer
eucc, said IL will be amenLable day FOR the Church
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
when the selection Of preachers is confined to educa'
men.
ISsUIs @ UyLA WFUL BADGES.

Information was gwen to the police about
week ago that circulars Of detective agency were being
issued from Office ct No 252 East seVenty-eghtnss
No names OF responsbe persons appeared on the crcu
lars The police investigated the "agency ana at prs'
ordered that the place should be closed up IL was sud
seoueptly shown that the agency had made an appca
an Tor a charter superintendent Wallin2 became
satisfied regarding the Intentions OF the agency, but
he insisted badges should not DO used without a
thOrity.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
SUICIDE OF MANUEL PIyHEIRO.

private dispatch was received in this city yes
terday from Para, Brazil. stating that Manuel Pin
heiro one of the large rubber receivers of that city,
who was identified with the rubber corner, had
committed suicide The dispatch also states that
the Para rubber market is excited IN conse~-->e of
his holdings being thrown on the markss
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
FAILURES OF BUSINESS FIRMS.

BosroN, March 14.-L. n. Tucker, dealer in
laces has failed with liabilities Of $4,000, and actual
assets valued at $4,000. He offers to compromise with
his creditors at 20 cents on the dollar.
The failure Of george W. Dunbar Co.. dealers in rail-
road supplies, is announced The liabilities are about
$4,000
LIvKRPooI. Ohio March 1.-THE Liverpool Glass
Manufacturing Company has made an assignment TO
n L. Walker. The company Was organized with a cap
lal OF $4,000, and been IN operation about six
mo-
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
F. &. WEST,

WASHINGTON, March 14.-F. S. West, of
New-Hampshlre, at time well-knovn journalist,
DIED in this city this morning at the age eff tynine
years He removed from his native State Virginia in
Is46 agent the NewYork Associated Press at
Richmond for some time He connected at different
times with The Record, OF Fredercksburg, Vs and The
Richmond Wing. Dispatch and Enquirer. For several
years past mad been employed IN the Government
Printing Office.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
THE DEATH PENALTY INMAINE.

AUGUSTA Me-, March 14.-The bill restoring
the death penalty for murder which back from the
Senate denuded OF certain amendments again passed
the House in original form to-day. The Legislature
will probably adjourn Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
SHOOTING HIS SWkETHE4RT IND Rim
SFLF

MANKATO, Mimi, March 14.-Carl Winter,
Of ST. Paul. Lizzie Levi of this place. in the depot
of the Chicago and Northwestern road this morning and
then shot himself The wounds OF MISS Levi not
dangerous those of Winter considered fatal The
opposition Miss Lewis father to their marriage is said
20 have been the of the s0OOting.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
THE RET. DIR. DE NoRMAsDIE INSTALLED
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEl
BosToN, March 14.-The Rev. James De Nor
mandIe late Of Portsmouth, NJ H. this afternoon
stalled pastor Of the First Religious Society OF Roxbury
This pulpit was lately occupied BY the Rev John O..
Brooks who resigned year ago and went TO Europe,
and for many years by thr late Rev Dr. George Putnam
the Rev Drs James Freeman Clarke and EDWARD Everett
Hale the Rev. Y DE Normande OF Kingston the Rey.
w. IT. Lyon and the Rev Dr. Peabody. of Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
4 SNEAK THIEF AVOIDS THE POLICE.

A sneak thief age about twenty-three years.
entered the rooms Of Ferdinand Young, ut No. s34 hyr
teave Brooklyn yesterday afternoon and snatched up
a gold watch snd chain Mr.. Youngs daughter seiheo
hold Of him in the room. but he DIRE" pisto
and threatened 10 shoot IL she did not let him 20 H
then ran down the stairs On the street he was pursueo
by Police Captain Worth and several policemen ne
and be escaped.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SDl,onsis for ne past tuentl-fOMr hours

synopsis JOT bto p4St '"''"ygV" 'N'"S'
WASHINGTON. March 15-1 a. m.-Tbe barom-
eter i highest in Dakota and lowest IN the St. Law
renee Valley where storm Of considerable energy
moving in an eastery track is central Occasional rain
has fallen in the Gulf States. Tennessee the Ohio Valley
and Lake region. Northwestery winds prevail In Tue
Upper Lake region and the Northwest, light varal e
winds In the u States elsewhere they are southwest
sry The temp has fan In the Upper Lake re-
zion and Northwest risen decidedly IN the Lake re-
zion the Middle tates and New-Engand and renamed
nearly stationary in other districts. coid wave OF
sghf extent central Minnesota and Wisconsin, viii
move over tie Northern states.
Indications for today
For New England and the Middle Atlantic states,
Increasing coudness followed by local rains, warmer
sonthwest veerng colder northwest winds falling
followed by rising barometer
CdailOndry Signals
CautioDary oshOre signals ordered from Hatteras
20 Eastport.
Indications for tomorrow >
Cold fair weather is indicated Friday In Tennessee
the Ohio Valley the East Gulf 5outh ana Mldue AtIan-
tic States and New-England.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
SELLING MODERN PAINTINGS.

A large number of people attended last
night the sale OF modern oil paintings in the rooms OF
Orgies Co., No. s45 Broadway. The bidding was not
active and prices brought, except In as few instance
were eIceedinely low. 4" Le Cheyal du Commandsnt,
by De Neuye sold for $40; 80 Tue Farewell 0y Max
5eRolz brought s54Oj . Landscape and Cattle. one
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
Persons Building

or those who contemplate remOdelling
their dwellings, should take the trouble
" visit our warerOOms, either IN this
city or In Boston, and examine THE
ROYAL PORCELAIN BATH" and
the HELLYER AND BRIGHTON
WATER CLOSETS. These appliances
should be seen 10 be appreciated. They
have been extensively used in many OF
the most prominent buildings erected
during the past four years A personal
examination Is desirable. since number
OF other sanitary appliances can also be
seen, and valuable suggestions gathered
by those interested In the plumbing Ola
building.
MEYER, sNIFFEN & CO..
46 aud 4s Chfu.. New.Y0rk.
PembeTtOn Square. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
THE POLICE AND 4 WOMAN REZCEYE.

An English woman, who has been in this
rountry only days and is staying at the Everett
House. drove to Police Headquarters late last night and
had q private consultation with Detective Adams She
then drove quickly She refused TO q reporter
hotel and the police refused 70 give informs
tiop In regard 10 her business
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

existence. predict that the dividing line VIII not pe
MdsODs and Dixons. Oat II viii be between patriousm
and ntel gence ON side. aud snpersil"n amoilOn
gno the other sud he ndaed words "hch
Legislature and all g0rd citizens suOuld f,nenDer
as the watchword OF our national harmony keep the
Church ana State forever separate
ResUectfuliy yours, JOIN JAY
Aelr York. q. 1881
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
70 OPPOSITION TO MR.. SERBERTS WILL

PHILADELPHIA, March 14.-An opposition
10 the will OF the late Henry seybert, who bequeathed
SLIPS 600 to public charities, was Withdrawn to-day
aud the Will was admitted TO probate.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
LONG BRANCH MAN MISSING.

James +. Dunno, age twenty-eight and
married mason and builder. living at Long Branch
hAs missing since Saturday, when he came to New
YORK He had 81 900 in his pocket and It Is thought
hp additional Of money which he bad drawn from
she Red Bank savings Bank He Last seen BY q
friend on sixth avenue elevated railroad train.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
THE CHICAGO BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO, March 14.-ln the last game of
the preliminary billiard tournament tonight Morris de-
feaed Wallace with OF 500 to AL in fftythree
Innings. The result OF the tournament is that Wallace
aud Morris take part the big tournament beginning
here March 20. In the preliminary tournament Nor
rs wins rst prlze Wallace second, Gallagher third
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
Post Once Neece

Post Once Neucs
Foreign the week ending March II will close at this
Office as follows:
THURSDAY-At730 q m for Europe per So Peruvian.
via Queenstown (letters be directed per Peru
VIAL" at s30a m. for Europe. per % snesiA via fym
outh Cherbourg and Hamburg az 1880 p. m. Tor tubs
the Indies and Mexico per ss CITY OF Merida VIA
FRfpHY~At 7:So D. M for Truxilo and Ruatsn, per
r. B Ward, ir. New Orleans.
SATURDAY AT b:3O a tor europe. per IS 0ermanic
VIA Queenstown etters for Germany and scotland
he directed per Germsnic') at Al m. scotland
direcL per S. Anch0Fa via Glasgow. at IL a fOr
gum direct per Belgenlsnd. via Antwerp at II Ia
for Europe, per "a. Oder via southampton Bremsn
letters Tor scotland must be directed per ODER
o. IN. for cuba and Porto RIcO per Saratoga
Havana Al 10 a IN for Greytown AMI simon, per
Francisco, close March 80. at z D. m Mails f0A
Australia, New. Zealand sandwich and F Islani4 per
So City sydney osa kaaciseo. close March 81 a.
HENRY =. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Office. New.YoFk. n. \, March " 1855.
The schedule Of closing OF srsnpaeiac mails arranged
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
MARRIAGE OFA DIPLOMAT.

Information has reached this city of the
marriage last month Of Dwight T. Reed United States
tharge o. Afares at Madrid TO senorta Amuara Disz
sAs "i the most prominent actresses an spain.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
SCALDED TO DEATH By STEAM.

John Varian, age fifty-three, a machinist
employed oy the New-York Steam Heating Company,
while descending a trap IN Wsrren-st. to make
eome necessary repaTn, yesterday morning, Sc
rsrely scadeo through the bursting OF OF the
Traps de died ~ O'Clock In the New-York Hospital
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
AARRIEn

sMITH-sMALLEY-At Pisnneid N u ssrcn s, 20 aa7,
BIZ the Rev f. ~ Rodman. Ge0rgfsnna Hosniey Smhney
daughter OF George E. HOadley, esq, 10 William FA"'r
smith
All notices Of marriages must be tndorsed e'" Ju''
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

OF the earliest paintings by Rosa Bonhenr was knofkea
down Mt S6iO and n Cleopatra" by Wagner which !"
was stated had cost $1,000 was sold for S0lo'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
A STAFF OFFICER FArALLY HURT.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 14.-Last night, Colo
mel John s. Gambler. of the Governors staff. in at
tempting TO jump from a Georgia Railroad train. was
run over and both his legs were cut Oh and severe
wound was inflicted his head. He will die.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
THE REV CHARLES J. WARREN.

The Rev. Charles j. Waven, of No. 146
West died yesterday
at the age Of eightysix He born in Boston, and
was graduated at Brown University He was COngre
gaOna minister and was prominent in the Abolition
movement.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
BUYING LAND FOR GERMAN EM1GR4N7S

PHILADELPHIA. March f4.-1t has been as
Contained that Dr. Bidock OF this city, acting as the
agent OF Prince BismarcK negotiating for the purchase
of several million acres Of land in Mexico for the set
tement German migrants. The land selected is said
TO be rich in and plants.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

TRIBuSE OFFICE March Isl a. m.-rhe movement In
tba barometer Yesterday was slowly downward Fair
and clear weather prevailed The temperature ranged
between $50 and 53o the 42Sso being II ~
lower than Oh the corresponding day ss year. and a.
higher than Tuesday
Gear aud partly cloudy weather with chances of nght
rain during afternoon and lower temperatures az
night, may be expected today IN this city ana VICINITY
New-York tribune., 1883-03-15

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