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vorK or THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL.
ANHIvrRsARY sERyIcGs-rnE REV. DR.. HALLS
ADDRESS.

ANXIVIRSl RY sERyICES-TllE REV. Dr. HALL ,
ADDRESS.
The fifteenth anniversary of the Presbyterian
UoptnI was held last evening in the Collegiate Dutch
Church at Finh-avc and Fortyeght'St.' Johh l.
Aucw, OF tho Board OF Managers, presiding
The Rev Or John Hail, made an address IN which ho
said that during the year the hospital had lost three OF IL
hest friends cI Governor Edwin ID. Morgan "ll'ah t.
Dodge and Robert l. stuart Governor Morgan ahd Mr'
DODGE he said. were too well known To he'u
any mention on this occasion, but this was the
first opportunity he had had Of referring 10 me
philanthropy NJ Mr.. Stuart, that gentlemen hHd re
dur,tcd HIM to make mention OF II IN ms luhoIu ~
mon. NO man did With less regard 10 poPuhIN!
than Mr. Sunrt In conclusion lac SAID Ill.
when this hospital was founded much ld"li
wa, found with ia name, and many cOmPhthtu
that Il was the intention or the lohlideiS 10 'H'no
thinks 30 now, let him look over inc L'polS
of the hospital the past year ana ne w see lna
thr 22J patients admitted bDS, almost ~ l' ''t
were Roman Catholics. Ar to liomhni'lih hhNo We
prouOunccd aud decided opinions; Dul III Il ono tn'5
in have strong convictions against kpiudhlsIn 40
sysgm aud another To extend u mana oil hNuiV's W
I,usn Catholic and help him IN the journey OF me 49,
Dr GrOIgr +. Shutdy, ~ the Examining NoIli wv
nuyc description ot every day life ~ lhr h"sp,l s"
tur general routine Of the daily medical WORK mo Io.
Arthur MItchc OF Cleveland, delivered the cohIHS IL"
dress. - ,i,,, DoI
ncul have been admitted 10 The INSTITUTION uih5 luu
trur: 49, wrro discharged cured, 30 NGto us'l 80
lpurpycd aud % dru or those who died ~ wciv III
DIVING condition when admitted 10 the hospllh, IL n
cost 10 maintain the institution during lne So'i
1888 81, while the income has been TiJ,'I4 w.
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Commissioners are anxious to devise to repensh
the Police Pension Fund. I would suggest one very
simple, very just, and at the same time very fruitful
method Of doing So VIZ: Make the same deductions from
captains and sergeants for lost time they make ron
patrolmen Many captains take q vacation OF two or
three months during the summer, aud then shorter
leaves OF absence they Ike and when they Ike but
they lose cent OF their pay The patrolmen only
are taxed for the Pension Fund yet captain may draw
from S400 year more than patroman. This may be
lawful but II is not just Now let the Commissioners
show sincere interest in the Pension Fund by subecnS
all ranks OF the department TO the same rule.
cPOrk, Nov. 10, 1888. JCsTITA.
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ANTHoNY-tt salem, Mass, the 10th inst, Helen n.
H. widow OF the late Edward Anthony OF Brooklyn, in tho
Funeral salem. with short service at the Church
OF he saviour Brooklyn, On Monday 18Th lnS al ll3o
Inieruent private at Greenwood
Fuencs are tinIy requested not to send flowers
BoWNE-At Plainhell y J, November 49, Amelia C..
Funeral MONDAY 10Th inst, at O'Clock, FROM ST. Peters
Train leaves HsIlcm River lI:j0.
RELATIVES and friends are invited to attend
BowNE-At weatherfori, Texas Thursday. November
- Lizzie, daughter OF " C. Nc adams and widow Of The
BU-H-At Railway, n. j., Friday November l6 Mary ~
Funeral services at $50 p M Monday 10Th inst.
GREENIn Trenton, y. J., the 18th inst, George ).
Funeral on Tuesiag at il O'clock from his late residence
HoYsudlenly November IL Ella Norah, widow Of James
Fun, from late residence, 557 No 5th.-vc, Tuesday.
1t Is pSTticalary requested thar no lowers be sent
FELLOwssudleny, Monday, october 20, 1888 Robert
Fellows. in the 3stl year Of his age; CO.,
Conn Tuesday morniug November % AZ ll30 o'clock.
HoYsuddenly at her residence, j57 5thaYe, lila NOrll,
widow OF James Hoy, aged IL years.
Notice Of funeral Monday
JAMEs--At Milwaukee. Wis, November -, Garth W.
Jane, thc 3Sth year u his age.
MHICE-At IryIngton, y. j. Oh the ISlh inst, william,
Justice Mrick
G. Albert Nelson. IN the Slst year Of his age. - -
ten lis funeral from the residence OF his faerinaw,
r. =. Mills, TUESDAY, goth iIst, az " H. - a.
c@ Graa& central @II al Depot .'''' " ''
pERRY-At the residence Of his soa.n law W. H. Cheney
Orange, y J., On the evening ut November II, 1881 Dr.
George ". Perry, OF l0ukcis.
Notice Is funeral hereafter.
rERRY-Tn Orange n J. ~ the residence OF his ninawl
" H. Cheney, November l5 losS, Dr. George W. Perry oil
Yunkcrs 49,.
Funeral St Johns Church. lonkes November
10, arrival there Of p NJ train from Grand CehuSi
Depot New York.
RIIoDEs-At her home. Mount Auburn, Cincinnati on
TUESDAY November H. Laura W. Rhodes. wife OF the Rev.
Dudley W. Rhodes and daughter OF the late Samuel To-
Virgins esq Of ST. LOUIS
SCOTT suddenly Friday November 10, 1888, Carrie l..
scott wife b. scott DAUGHTER Of the late George
Jones and granddaughter OF the late Roswell Sprague
Funeral private n. -,
aud Sacramento Cal, PhtsOurg, feu anu
Denver, Col. papers please copy.
sLADE-On sunday November IS, 1888 Mrs Lucy slalc,
widow of no late Sldc IN the 18th year OF hen age
Friends family invited To attend her intTM al hr
late residence No az JtlaNe, ON wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock
VAN NLECK-On sunday November IL 1888 OF dphtheil"
Amanda Niles, wife Ui Joseph Van Week. =. -
Fuurul private bel late residence MOncialf, NJ On
Mnniat. November 10, lcs3, at $50 p IA.
utermcat Tuesday,
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OF transferring bis share "a the property 70 The company
which will give him twohirds share when the division
IL made The remaining share goes to the syndicates
only part Of the scheme which Mr. shupe Is not anxious
TO nave published is denied that Governor Butler is
Shupe to-day.
The Dock Commissioners say that they know moth
ing OF the so-called Waldron claim, and re-
Ter significantly TO the wellknOwn inter-
ests which Mr. Shupe represented indication Of the
extent OF the claim ANY syndicate attempting place
distractions along the waterfront with the consent of
the Board whaye to its legal right do Joseph
o. Brown, lawyer familiar with Harlem titles, says
tina the courts have held that the grant referred TO
made to the town OF Harlem and not to individuals and
he laughs at the idea Of Mr. Shupes syndicate doing any
thing toward building and operating Inland wharves and
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Nearly every circus advcrilscs rs treasurer rs
"tbc Lightning ticket seller OF The world and the gen
trincn who manipulate me CON ig" urh,' wagon uu-
que uouaby arrive at wonderful d'Irc 81 p:onrcncy
and InIidtN. knowing that Colonel John Murray "a
name mad figured good deal in ms direction aIcrprtrI
questioned him on the subject Yesterday.
Colonel .iurIay from yom experience aud NoIr
lorlrd2o oi the -u.cct whom t0 'ou consider {, Doe
the fastest ticket seller /. th" world !" Na- asked
Wen, HAT /, hard question 10 answer several
claim II, hut great many tine, must hr taken into
ou,idcrHiou-guirl, calculation correct change ETC.
record npdc with sells brothers Crcu, la tucdSo on
The lake front, on prcor,lio" Pay ISL
" What the record then
sold G.l5D tel ct. in an hour without an error aud
without taking In bid piece oi money " tHs record
Ia. cN cr been cXccilcd have not heard OF IT,"
b." Are there many efforts 10 pas, bad money 2!
"Such instances are Of every day occurrence. But ~
one - counterfeit bill The silver money can defect
the moment get n in my hand. either ly The weight or
by handling IT. | have passed money back SO quickly
aud selling tickets that The party would look at
IN perfect a-touismcnt ana take minute on Two 10
recover his wonicd cquaninii% some come back ana
claim that have given them the wrong change bat mat
works, know better. one very hnl:sine lhlng
has occurred Thousand times. and that II when nave
given man his change and i, ticket together he would
stand and demand his money, not knowing II was In blo
hand. quickly had IL been given hin. have seen ny
frllnWs arouud the wagon come up Hud present so
bill expecting to give them the wrong change, but
would never be caught In any thing 0i the knd.
You across queer customers at the mouth OF IA
ticket wagon T.
should say 50. In parts Of the South and
North they circus with Knives up their sleeves
and would hand them money and tickets the points
OF their weapons would cut my hahdo Ihe heSIoE, OF
the South the quccrcs set ever ran across Ihey
remember man for years. Nhsh htu h9l Derll IN
town for four have seen them stand around the
ticket aud say That's the same teller VINO was
here four years ago BEFORE season Is over my hands
have them from the constant handling Oi SILVER
No attempt robbery never made but once, ana
that was Cleveland IN $50. 10 was after the night
performance, and had $1,000 ia my yaliso. Eph
Sells and were Just getting OF OF the grounds to take
hack when a man struck me with slung shot. shot
al him and SO did sells but he got away without the
and tnlfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
Posi- Onice Nolice.


Letters for Europe meet not be specially dc'o. 10Y d,
particular steamer IN UliG 10 secure "pt y ~
livery al destination. AN "a mails dfc tOt"4lei
b, Tie fastest vessels JyaiiaOir a, &c.,. ~.
EOtr mails Tor tiC week en- una ND'Vhoet - Va s
follows
Queenstown al y. 10. 10y Cape ilHyu, u D3mhSo ahl
Turks Island, per >, Sauu Domingo at 100 p AZ iai
Honduras AMI Living. sion, pcf - MaIdtivI wa New
VrpNEsDAY-At 1890 a. m. for Europe, pee IS. El6c
VIA SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen (ecrs Tor France mus 10
directed per tiDc'l At N. for Europe, per -.
uslONn tCttEIs must bt iiNttfi Pot
Iotuuia -; > Tor France direct, per - AMER
al 10 "A. Ion the Netherlands ultect,
rs. fuat, via Amsterdam: al 10 a. 10 Tor Sthias
America the south facihC Ports and tie West Coast 0'
Mexico per cay of PARA VIA Asph"aili at 'oO r. "'
MercO per city OF Mexico, VIA Nrw-'IleSis -,
THU RSD ANAt a. Tor Europe, pen IS bai.l, Va
UeteTa Tor Germany, etc, musl p uo'.,u
per Dltc"G at IL m. Tor uIope per -. kis1i va
plymouth and Hamburg; at $50 p IN. iOi Cuya fortD
Rico aud Mexico per IS. CltN OF Neffua, VIA hNN'i
al D. IN for newfoundland, per IS. Scotia 49,
FRIDAY At y. H. Tor iidyu. per 81 Ahsd VIA fol''u
sATURDAY-At 10 a. m. Tor Europe per So city Of
Lr,IlI Via Queenstown tlcteTs Tor Germany &C. mas
bc DCIuh'G I'D a. M. Tor StOtlii
EOlNip, VIA Glasgow uettels must De VI
rocttd per Bolivia az 10 q. M Tot Belgium direct, ~
" esternland, Antwerp; M III ~ IN TOT EuiVPv,
Der IS HapsDurg SOUTHAMPTON aud brciGepi AT ioU
y. Tor Cuba anu Porto Rico, per IS. NlaBHA' VI"
Havana. San
Mails Tor China Japan, per So. Arab, va ,, saa
Francisco, close here november II at h 10; i 1919
FOL Australia, Now.Lraand, Sandwich ana tDi lsiais
per CITY OF sydney VIA san francisco oloso he'' ~
,enber ~, att r. III
-e schedule closing OF Pacific mails Is =,
their uninterrupted OVeIltha
San Francisco Mails from the East arriving oS
Francisco the day vi sailing OF s'eau'ei' -"
'hVh'0 INC ''H-' uV' HENRY q. PEARSON Postmas'eE
Post Once, New.York. n. l- November ~ 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
THE REVOLT IN SERVIA.

BELGRADE, Nov. 1S.-M. TheOdOrevitch,
Editor Of the SomoHPTara, the Radical organ, who
recently arrested for completely in the rebellion died to-
day in the fortress here in which he had been confined
since his arrest lie had refused to take food since the
first day Of his imprisonment The other members of the
Radical Committee still confined in chains in the fort
ress. 1t il stated that they will be pardOned,
cOurt-nartial has sentenced death Pope Miloic.
schOOmaster named PrOOych, and peasant belonging
BOUcyutz the leaders OF the volt in the BocyaZ
district A-pccla commission composed OF three judges
Is sitting at ZgChar trying the leaders in that district.
Regular have been enrolled and installed In the
barracks hcrc in place OF the troops dispatched 20 the in
terror 10 suppress the rebellion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
AZ ENGINEEES F4TAL CAEELESSNESS.
CAUSE or THE COLLISION Of THE CENTRAL
ILLINOIS RAILROAD.

CAUSE or the COLLISION on THE CLNIEAL
ILLINOIS RAILROAD.
CuRO, ILL.,, Nov. 1S.-Trustworthy in
formation confirms the previous report Of an
accident yesterday anernoo" near Brad
ford station, Tom, the Southern
division ~ 90, Illinois Central Railroad. Train No. B.
rring SOUTH was tagged mt Bradford for orders
While the conductor was I'm tho telegraph office
getting the orders, his engineer, who had failed to
see the flag rang tho tho bell and receiving an an
b. the bell cord left the station without the con
ductor Unsuccessful attempts uac with ifclSht
cueiuc whistle 10 call him back. When two mile.
below bradford a lady living along the line Ragged
the train. and was coming % q stop when north
bound passenger train came round curve NJ
the rate uf forty miles an hour ana
me trains coming together both wrecked, and five
cars were burned Nr Cohurn. nn express messenger;
Telegraph line rcpairer and cOlOred porter, wero Killed
The engineer ~ train No 3 seriously hurt.
c.ht passengers were injured, but none srr
ou-ly Major Burke Of The Mr. Ofi,Gus Times DCUocrG
and wife were passengers The Major escaped unhurt,
but hi, wife was slightly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
BURNED PHILADELPHIA WAREHOUSES;.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S. - The American
Line Steamship COmpany's officials estimate the loss by
the fire at their wharves last night at $15O000. The
property used by the steamship company damaged to
the of $4,000. The buildings and wharves
owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, aud are
fully insured in various companies. The remainder OF the
loss on the freight lying the wharf awaiting ship
mcnt the Lord Give II consisted OF cars of western
pork $50 bales OF cotton 300 barrels Of OIL 5000 bags OF
hour 200 sacks Of Ocake and about 800 bags OF Indian
meal and lot OF local freight II Is believed that this
all insured. Some Of the cotton and olcakc will be
saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
Mr.. ENGLAND's HOUSE DESTROYED.

The house of l. W. England, the publisher of
The Sun, at Paramus N j. destroyed by fire about
IL o'clock yesterday morning with nearly all its contents
Mr. England was in OF the bedrooms the first floor
when his attention attracted to a cloud OF smoke
which passed the window. He Immediately started for
the attic and it found that the entire place In
blazo. The alarm quickly given and everything
done TO save the property but without success. The
may have carried matches between the flooring. The loss
Ia covered by nsIrauce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
MTSIC AND DRAMA.
OPERA AT THE TWO HOUSES.

Tho noteworthy features last week at the
- houses were at the Metropolitan, the two per-
..,mances of "Lohengrin," and at the Academy the
.so0rd appearance of Madame Patti. The per-
ses~nance of "Lohengrin" Saturday was the
third since the opening and was the occa-
sion OF significant demonstration was
,nessed by more than 5000 persons. comparison OF
the attendance these performances and on the hgut
I,aan operas that have been given would seem to point
ont TO Mr. Abbey the direction in which success Is TO De
ought with his new enterprise. For tonight an opera Is
announced which, II well performed ought to be exceeu
indy effective on the Metropolitan stage where ths la
there has been an uninterrupted succession of brilliant
pictures 1t is Meyerbeer's "ROberto il Diavoio' al"
the distribution of parts is as follows: ga,
Alice. .............-. ....- Mine; u 'VslIeria
Isabella Sj,, Stagno
Roberto ....................... ......'o,g Saponl
RambaldO. Sig Mirabella
Bertram. :. tc ,ru
The ballet will be led by Madame CavaiaIE' VIM W.
also take the part of Elena in the ghost" o
onora On Wednesday "MignOn" will DC FcPo"''u' y,
Yridov .u Rarb,ere di siyiglla" will be gwen WIN
Madame sembrich as Rosino and on Sa'ui"S
the opeuing night will give repetition VI @so Tho
signor yianes has determined " "1"a.oo,o %
sunken orchestra wifi anS be marrcd by the lights
1890 and instruments of the band II y W w donned
az. ~ a. to he done when the orchestra was uIopPo
tnat n EN- the effectiveness of the performances was
Increased many fold few over hasty persons unae d
Judge sSe wh 1ni the oor depressed
apartment spoke of loss OF power dantsres of the
snccessive performance disclosed the adNdh'@6oS VI ~
new plan it ought not be abandoned sor,o p,t, will
A. the Academy Of Music tonight Madame fatu VIZ Nh,
% and I1mbarde the RaimoadO. After the opera
there Will be a ballet, TO which Leo DenDes WIoto 'ne
ai, in :" Ia sonnnmbula" part in which she has no
superior ON Friday "EInam Mn DC i Hit h snnno
Patti being the E' S S1d S asan on Saturday the last
performance this season of Linda will take place
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4 FPE or SUSPICIOUS oRIGIN.

A fire was discovered shortly after midnight
in the tailoring shop Harris Cohen CO.. No. Ave
nue. :. The nromcn were quikcy on the spot and the
flames were soon cNtuUi-Aci. quantity of 81 thing
on q table was found to Doe burning and beneath was
large pa-tcbourd box filled with matchc- aud sulphur
Tho box All ablIIc vh Tho stove. which
fcct AWAY contained no iiro Tho shop I, on Tie lower
floor ui q large tenement house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
FOuR HORSES suFFOCATED.

fire broke out in the rear Of No. 335 East
Thirtyeighth-st., shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, from some unknown cause. The building was
frame structure owned by Patrick Larney, who lives In
the front building and used the burned house for stable
Considerable delay was caused tho remen by the diff
cuy IN making their way through the aeyway leading
stable four draughthorses were suocated The damage
to the building was $1,000. The horses were valued at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

BDDEFORp, Me-, Nov. 1S.-The Third Con-
gregatonal Church III this city, was burned this after
noon The loss IA 81 900 Insurance 81 200. One fire
man had an arm and leg broken, and was otherwise
badly bruised.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 1S.-A dispatch from
Harrodsburg Ky. 10 The NeirsJourU1i says Half
square on Man-st was burned last night Loss 100000
insurance $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
THE SUEZ CANAL QUESTION.

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-1he Observer to-day says:
There is reason to believe that the result Of the inter
views between NJ de Lesseps and English shipOwners on
the Suez Canal matter has been TO leave the latter under
regard the question differ too fundamentally
to allow any possibility OF mutual agreement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
A PRESENT For KING ALFONSO.

BERLIN Nov. 1S.-The Crown Prince Fred
erck William, who started yesterday for span takes
present to King Alfonso bronze statuetc OF the great
ElectOr.
MADRID Nov 1s-Preparati0ns are being made at
valencia 10 give the German Crown Prince hearty wei
come on his arrival there The festivities Will include
visit to Camp Paerna gala performance az the theatre
and banquet Precautionary measures against IevO-
luonary outbreak taken last week at CadZ, FeIro
dc Urgel and PamDeluua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
FLAMES IN A RUBBER FACTORY.

A fire broke out at 500 yesterday morning
in the dryingroOm OF II. +. Emmanuel & Co.'S rubber
factory in Van winkle-st., Jersey City Heights, and
burned fercely for some time. The stock and fixtures
Of the dryingroom were entirely consumed and that
wing OF the building destroyed. The loss on stock
and fixtures is $1,000 partially Insured The building Is
owned by Abram Coerd whose loss is 1000, on which
there is no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
A MINISTERIAL CRISIS N PERU.

LIMA, Nov. Il, via GalvestOn.-Thc A0ci0Rdt
says that Ministerial crisis is approaching Ministers
Lavale and Osma have sent in their designations, and it is
expected they will be followed by the resguations Of Min
listers Barfnaga Dnantc and Malportda. II &. believed
tho csguatOus OF Ministers IavHlc and Osma will not
be- accepted. General Osmas departure for the South
has been POSTPONED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE TONQUIN CAMPAIGN.

PARIS, Nov. 1S.-Ld France says it under
stands that General Campenon, Minister OF War; and
Admiral Peyron, Minister OF Marine, have decided to
form brigade Chasseurs dAfrque be placed the
disposal OF Admiral COurbet In TOnquin The brigade
will be made ready to start Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
AGRARIAN TROUBLES IN RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Noy. 1S.-A special number
OF The WI N uc Psopic, the Mills, paper, states that
agraran troubles in the south Of Russia increasing
owing the dCp0rahc state Of the rural popuace. and
that conflicts between peasants and landlords calling for
military Intervention frequent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
BEATING THE BICYCLE RECORD.

BosToN Nov. 1S.-F. n. Westervelt and o.
n and C. E. Whppc, members Of the Springfield Bicycle
Club, arrived here tonight having made 101 miles In
twelve and half hours the fastest time on record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
MR.. RrIyC HEARS MR.. BEECHER.

In the audience at the Star Theatre on Satur-
day afternoon was the Rev Henry Ward Beecher. Yes
erlay Mr. Irving returned the compliment by attending
services in the forenoon at Plymouth Church. lie and
Miss Terry were occupants Of II. Il. Cahins pew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
DISASTERS TO BRITISH STEAMERS.

LONDON, Nov. IN,-Ihc BrltlSh slcamCr JOn-
dor from Liverpool, sunk or MndcD, Holland, to-
day in "a storm Eighteen Of the persons board were
lost including the engineers, who killed by the
bursting Oi the boiler. Eight were saved.
The British steamer Iymettus was also wrecked III
the storm on the Dutch coast to-day Few of the crew
.r..r. .lInI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

ing at him have been treasurer OF Sells BrOoke's
Shows Cooper Baieys Circus The Great Southern
SHOW, and The Lake Circus have also been treasurer
OF several theatres and used to oficate In tho box
office Of the old Woods Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
WUJJANQ. HARRISON.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S.-William &. Harrison,
formerly president OF the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
director IN several banks. and OF the Oldest ana
hic.t citizen, OF Baltimore d!od here at 1890 to
night, age eighty three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 19-l q. m.-The movement IN
the barometer is upward Clear weather prevailed yeser
day. The temperature ranged between40' and 3ls
average $500 being 0ss higher than on the cores
pondpK day last year aud 7s higher than on Saturday
warmer and clear fair weather may be expected to-
dag In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
THE WEAIHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-For New England
slightly warmer fair weather, souhcrly westerly
winds, stationary or lower barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly warmer gen
orally fair weather lower barometer winds from south
10 west except variable winds in extreme southern por
tlOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

yappOnted Spanish Ambassador to France, has started
for Paris decree summOnnC the COrcs meet on De-
cember 10 has been gazcttcd. Maceo the Cuban
refugee has arrived at Alicante and been imprisoned in
the Castle OF Santa Barbara