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New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
DIED.

FURNALD-At Piermont Germany, November 1, Arthur
turnad son OF Francis p. and Louisa Furnald, In the
Notice of funeral hereafter.
daughter OF the late Thomas Read, OF Troy, n. Y.
me at Greenwood will take place Tuesday morn.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited attend
w1 DC at aIo othaVe and gave precisely at 10 Tor
RYANA service IN memory ~ Margaret RYAN who died
OctODer 1883 VIII be held at Christ Church, Manhasset
Is3n Lqnf dr Island wednesday November at l0Soam
Her friends are cordially invited to be present
SNIFFEN-0n Thursday, November l. 1888 at Madison n.
-; caleb Odell Snifin In the 65th year Of his age.
HeaYes ana friends invited to attend the funeral from
ms ate residence on Monday the 9th ns upon the arrival
of the II o'clock train from New.York.
SHEPARD-On Thursday. November l. Elizabeth, n. j.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral at the
residence OF her sOnnaw, Henry Meeker 404 Morrsave
on Monday. November 3, at 10 O'Clock.
Providence papers please copy
SHEPARDAt Everett Penn, Wednesday 31st Of October
o Mary Joan wife Of Burttt shepard and daughter OF
the late Samuel Noteworthy, OF NewYOrk.
Relatives AMI friends OF the family invited to attend the
funeral services at the Church Of the Ascension corner Of
6thaSe and lOh Monday morning. the 9th inst at haf
Its requested that no flowers be sent
TMWEEDY1At WE Plainfeld, MI November 4, 1883, Maria,
VIE OF Oliver b. Tweedy daughter of the late Joseph
n Lord In the II st year OF her age.
Relatives and friends funeral services
az Grace Church. Painaed N j. Tuesday, November at
Carriages WIN be in waiting arrival Of the train
lnterment at DanbuTy Conn.,
VAN AnSuRaN,d RGYPENaon THURSDAY, November 1889 of
m b gh ShTisna O. wife OF Cornelius O. Van Reypen
Funeral services at her late residence POI Academy ST.
Jersey CITY Heights on Monday afternoon November 8, at
YOUNG-On November Jenkins p son of tbe late John
and Maria A. ). Young In HIS 3Sth year
Hsayes and friends invited TO attend the funeral from
at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
THE PROSPECTS OF DoUNNG And PETRT

The canvass in Long Island City, which
closed practically on Saturday night has been most cH
citing The state county and Senatorial nominations are
lost sight of In the contest local Offices The Long
Island Railroad and the Standard oil Company employees
have been instructed for M Pctry for Mayor
The Democratic General Committee Of Long Island Cy
ba. offered a reward ~ 800 fur information that viii
lead To the arrest Of any Pcr.on or porouS who may
directly or Indirectly Influence their employees into voting
AGAINST their choice" The regular Democrats viii also
employ PinAcrtous mon 90 watch rcPcacr' and TO al-"
watch the .auyas,ug OF the votes election night ~
the Inspector and poll clerks all appointed 10y Mr.
Pctry and some Of them have been indicted for haiioboE
stuilng in tue past.
The ordcr ~ Governor Cleveland, removing Benjamin
" ID ,wning from the Office of District Attorney Of queens
County FOR malfrl-iIc" IN office j. having marked e'c
ON Mr Downing fOy the ~runtorohip ~ runulk
County Many Of the Democrats are outslpkch ~ lNtf
hostility to Mr. Downing FOR not Withdrawing nom thc
couc, after the reception ~ hc boycrnur- order of
moval Henry A. Reeves Of GTrrUpprt ana iCW DINERS
are fryIuy tu item the tide uf feeling against MI DOWNING
hut with Door success. Mr. Reeve, chairman oi the
CONT Central Committee has l-,Uod allrrss 10 The
Duo rats OF the county Ia which hc rrcit"- The causes
for the rcnuya of Air. Downing II j. believed inal MI
Downing will hl- party vote n SUFFOLK county
In Queen. County hc ha- many friends ana vii rrcr'" a
large vote although be viii lose many Democratic sup
tIrtrr
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
MUSIC At ST. JOINS CHURCH.

The chapel of Trinity Parish is in Varick-stY
near Laighta region altogether given over to the
freghng interests Of the Central Railroad and
q crush OF labOring population. But of the most
effective chors In York. consisting of and boys
render the musical services under the direction OF George
r. b Jeune the organist Three years ago Mr. IL Jeune
In conjunction with the Rev. Dr. Weston, the popular
minister IN charge inaugurated series OF musical OF
vesper to be given the first Sunday evening OF
each MONTH beginning with November. Tbefrst Of them
was given last night The whole church Ia free TO the
public On this OCCASION and there s sermon The fine
chor Of the chapel is reinforced at these services by the
choir Of the Church Of the Heavenly Rest OF which Mr.
fe Jeune Is musical director. The programmes en-
body music OF the highest excellence and are printed In
pamphlet form for reference. The anthem, when tkes
the place OF the sermon, is elaborate oantata ana
fny composers OF the FIRST reputation are represented
tor two yers these occasions have aroused uch
ssm, ana the spacious chapel has been crowdeo ny
discriminating and delighted congregation.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
uAHoR LoW,s LOTS CoMNENDED.
"a, Eaifor ofThe Tr.bunc.

To IN. razor Of The Trt6unc.
SIR: Noticing in the issue of yesterdays
sam An article attacking Mayor Low Of Brooklyn for lis
oc,on regarding the resignation Of Colonel W. A. Rocb
ling chief engineer OF the NewYOrR and Brooklyn Bridge
hermit me 10 state reference to the same, through the
columns Of your valuable paper that from my view OF
te case IT was necessary for Mayor Low. one CT the
mcmbers Of the Board from BroOkyn, 70 take the most
measures TO force the Board and engineers to
complete the Bridge. The Board and engineers have
kent fooing" the public OF both cities with promises OF
the "early completion of the Bridge etc. since 1879,
aud II wonld not have been brought to its present state
had q not been for Mayor Lows fearless action
7, od have been best both TO the success and inter
ot NJ the Bridge II he had the power TO change the
wbo,e Board which he would undoubtedly have done,
had he had a Controller and Auditor to join him. The
roo,orzaon Of the Board would have been rs beneficial
m beep In the Board Of Education There the work
os bein Inv myself by the appointment Of nfteen ne"
ars to yepIacc the fifteen whose terms expired ana
III action was followed by Mayor Low. -
5o cities of New-YOrk and Brooklyn are indebted TO-
and sbod thank Mayor Low for his energetic actions TO
& pe Hridse 80 far completed and Brooklyn will but
i,fS herself by eecng Mayor Low TO the Office which
be has so successfully and satisfactorily hed ior & ITo
years past for second term, IN order to have him again
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
RrIyG nan on" DEALS"

The Irving Hall Executive Committee met
yesterday at headquarters, cx-shcrf Bo"e presiding
II was resolved that the headquarters In irving nan 20
opened on election night. and communication with foc'
Headquarters be established by telephone over when
election returns wbr received Speakers willoIso oepro
vidcd The chairman announced that the ballots woud
b. given out this afternoon at o'clock The various MS
trcts were then called in their numerical ORDER ana 'He
leader, reported the prospect on election day Almost
without exception they declared that there would Dc
considerable cutting Of Mr. Maynard, the Democratic
candidate for Secretary of state. by the
brewer, and drinking shop kc'pcr- When asked
as to the county dgkct all SAID thnt u won"
he worked straight. hut there was some detection III
favor af James O'Bricn for Register. Nh'l iu7 H7
known the suspected persons Wntd no. W. "'""'" "
handle the ballot- or work for the Organization. .
Excise COMMISSIONS HJUCh"n said II wodld DE- ulS
grace 10 thc organization n any deal were adr VIZ
OBri"n. II the duiy of Tie organHHl" Z" SUPPORT
Loyalty the entire county ticket Thomas j. Cf'amci
Trttrd that the Temperance -u" had been i!'ci %! ht
brewers II would react dl-i-ir"Us!y oh urin IN lIc
future They would find Out THAI lA'y uh' H'' ''''o''
1Ul
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
MINNIE CONW4YS SUCCESSOR.

Bv tbe sudden detection of Miss Minnie Con-
av or Mrs Osmond Tearle, the managers OF me Union
Square Theatre left in the lurch For seNer WeeA
tbev had been rehearsng Buchanans new play storm
Reaeu and the leading feminine part was thus ef IN
6ned and few weeks only remained in which To supply
the vacancy The reasons for Miss Conways sudden de-
termination to resign position in which she was winning
new aurels are still somewhatpf mystery. sheridan
shook crowls ominously whenever the su0ectlS men
toned and declares that IT is mere business matter con
cerning only principals For the last week thce mas
been a good deal of negotiation and telegiUphng TO
various parts Of the country going on at the Union
Square Theatre Proposals have been made to seVerai
persons aud proposals from a great many more nave
beeD received and considered that yesterday It was
STith feeling OF relief that all interested heard he an
nouncement of Miss Eie Ellsers engagement TO play
fhe part in storm Beaten" ,-,.....
Miss Elsler since the beginning OF the season mas Dec
starring the provinces In new play by A. T. 'uueI c
titled Courage" She arrived in this city carry !tetL
day morning to ill her engagement, ana she Will III DElu
fhs eyt ming at Mckee RankinS Third Avenue Ihedue
Miss Esler Is an old NeWNor fGvorite, ana her ehdE
ment nv Messrs Shook and Collier Is considered Judl
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

MIR. Dalys travelling Company, ;yo Mount NJ" ~ Moi,
Richard Dormey, as agent. a92cH@Pp~s." 9cc@pless
Mn ElImenreich, the German actress VINO
"nearcd in London as Mary Stuart speaking in
English met with faiule' r
II cost 81 800 a night to present Fedora at
1,,,r lane The receipts were large but they never
caught ND with the expenses and so the piece was WIN
drawn after sixty nights
Miss Marie Prescott will present herself at the
nrvrontv-tbird Street Theatre tonight in a play
called Belmont's Bride" Mr.. Harkins has Withdrawn
h BjebeIeu from the public gaze, and Mr EaVes' ap
parently, has not got his Riehette" ready
The merry comedy of " Dollars and Sense
, hold. the boards at Days Theatre and draws large
- ,,i,htv Mr. Daly has q number Of other plays in
nenoration among which are several old fayOritcs'
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
Hr.zzrHRzxsnCuus


powNE-At clifford" Flushing L. l. No,ember D. S@Gn -, iG
r. owuc eldest Of the late walter bo"n' '7q" !" VI"
t9pa services At 3: Georges Church Tucsy November
r,,,ins fiom Long Island city at $50 p N.
rnufN on Wcducadly evening October r. AT hl'3,ss
residence, l46 West lSthst Samuel Cohen IN HIS ''t'
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CoLIINs-on Sunday November 1, Peter D. Collins IN 'Ho
s axe invited 70 attend the funeral nor HE late rest
deucr No. li2 West @3dst, on Wednesday, '"o '' ' "
Ini,nncnt IN Marble Cemetery, 2d At.
friends particularly requested mol 10 soma n""o.
DAY-In Bridgeport Coun, November Snuurd33 uu33 ient
Daniel Jones Day, naphc" Oi lho ''o ''''
Day, Of \ alo College, aged 10 years
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
DAWSON-At Lowell. Mass on saturday evening" t ~
3 Jeanette NJ. wife Of Charles e. Da"Ho"' ioi'"'' "
brooklyn, ~ Y.
Inir1nent at Saratoga on Wednesday. 7th Inst
DICKINSON-On Saturday the 3D. at 63 "ayhoS'' 'eiS"
Relatives friends invited TO httond ns rcJ
the 6th, at 23O D. IN, from nc iint ''''
Church Grand.st, near Warren-st, Jersey Cly' .
DE WILTON Thursday November !, OF pnellIob@ @ lun
daughter OF Jennie ID. and the late OasheIlo Do"''
t,,neraI at residence, Sunday, at 29O. - >,,,
Train leaves Of Chambcrsst, lilo p % s'aon' No''
Newark. -. az,
HERTER-on Friday evening at his residence NO 30 west
Christian Hcrter aged ~ years
at All Souls Church (AhthOh w
west OF Gtliave. on Monday, November o. N lo"u" q" III
| Itis requested fiat hOwcrs be sent
KEELER-At North Salem, November j. Sarah "iuo" Vi
and friends are invited attend her funeral rom
her late residence, North saleLh, on wednesday, N"'
| T. at O'clock p. "a. .,-- ,.,,oo, n, $40
Train Grand Central Depot, Harlem N '''
| m. for rlr'y station
| CSutaSes III waiting
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
s1BuITrLYG TO POETIC INFLUENCE.
iering Hall

A small audience gathered in Chlckerlng Hall
last evening 70 listen Mrs Cora L. " Richmond, who
believes herself 10 be governed by spirits, one Of which
On Sunday nights takes possession of her and delivers
ecture The spirit duty last night was evidently that
of the graduate Of young ladies' seminary and she
treated the audience her graduating essay that when
4, was first read undoubtedly took prize The subject
was A Message from Beyond the Gates" when the
had been delivered Mira Richmond announced
that she would put herself under the poetc influence
and recite imprOmptu poem on any subject given heI
Iy the audience When does life begin T. was gwen as
s subject Mrs Richardson passed her hands over her
ewes and shuddered slightly Those In the audience win
,o.3ic sensIhites also shuddcrod. The "pOetic In
Rnence got TO work in rather twitchy manner Ike the
Bridge cars getting in motion. When once started, how
u ratified on glbly enough for about ten minutes,
and evolved several distinct rhymes. Whoever the
noetic influence was II was felt 10 be blessed thng
Mat he died before publishing any oi MS Poe'hS'
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
GENEALoGY OF DIsEAsE.-A London doctor

GEEEALoGY OF DISEAsE.-A London doctor
writes aruclo for The Standard tho geneaogy OF
disease, especially related TO ntermarrage, in which
he asserts that II cancer and consumption We'd there Is
scarcely hOpeOf the OsprDgs escape from early DEATH
or lifelong misery from cancer, lupus, consumption
tuberculosis OF the bran epilepsy diabetes from nervous
injury, some variation or combination of all three
and that the inermarTage OF rheumatism and cOnsump
bony frame work OF the body such as disease
common among weakly children COnsanguinty,there
fore viewed in this relation is TO be regarded as ntens
fying the risks of transmitting certain maades such as
those above referred tO-ths, however only because
there Is % chance Of relatives such as COUSINS
being tainted with the same family trouble.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
REcEIUING ELfCnoy RLTrRNS.

The returns Of election will be received on
Tuesday night by the Republican -Idc Committee IN the
large room of the occupied by the committee AT the
I1n Avenue Hotel special wire viii connect directly
with the Western Union main Office There VIII he the
usual gathering at Tlmmany Hall on Tuesday might.
The returns will be- read from the platform In the large
hall. .,,-
hcadauarter-, No. Union square. . .
The Irving Hall Democracy has engaged irving nan
for election night Return. viii hc received by telephone
from Police Headquarters.
Tbr bradouartcrs al the Young Mems Eopuhlican cub
IN r.rtton iay and evening will De In Room No - Fi
Avenue Hotel Election return, Will nr received there
I'm TIE evening.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
KEEP THE R4SCALS OUT
THE SUNS opINIoN OF LEON ABBrrr.

Trenton Correspoadeace Ne,r York Sun. narcl, 1870
For the past three days Trenton has been Ike
OF maefactor. has never been let hec. Sc drpraved
has become erycnt prayer OF the respectable portion OF
the community that tine time Will soon come when & ,he
Iegslatlre will adiOur aud the members with their
strkers and ruthOas viii return Ia their dCns OF I'M
guilty Jersey CITY, Newark oboecr ana Paterson have
spc wed out aud sent to Trenton The hardest gang
OF runlans ard outcas'S that ever undertook
30 do the scJundrelly work OF the l1pb{.
thicvIng lobbyists They are princes compared
with fhe political scum 8hic bef1us the streets of ren
Inn vi, 10 the STATE Hotel tho American or a. khyH
OF an evening will show tho curious traveller such
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
Post Onice Notice,


Letters for Europe need be specially directed for dis
by particular In order speedy de-
livery at destination all Transatlantic mails forwarded
by the fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails the week ending November 10 VIII close
this OnCe as follows:
IUESDAY-At 6 q. m. for Europe. per So Alaska via
queenstown at 10 N. for Nassau y. p santiago anu
C1rniucgOs, cuba per So. Clenfuegos. -
WLDNESDAG-At 1870 a. m. for Europe per S. Scytha,
VIA (etteTs for Germany and France must DC
directed per Scythla %" az 1880 IL Tor France direct
per So France, via Havrei at 10 M for the Nether-
lands direct -. Naasdan, Via Rotterdam AT IL o. 1
for Europe per So Main, via southampton and Bremen
III RSDAG-At a. III. Tor Europe -. Celtic, via
C,itic B al 10 for Europe, per -. Gilbert, VIA Ply
mouth Hamburg l:3D for cuba, Porto Rico
and Mexico, per S. City Of Alexandria, VIA Havana =,
SAT URDAN-At 10 q. IN. for Central America the south
via Aspnwa at 10 a. for Scotland direct, per So
Ethiopia. via glasgow Qctcrs must b1 directed per
Ethopu) at 10 q. for Europe, per s. city Of Chicago
Via queenstown Q"tters !Or Germany, &cr mus, be 81
ft'ttd" per city Ot chicago a ~ o. m Tor Belgium M
rect, per "a. Hynuud. via AntweIp n IL q. m. Tor
Europe, per khcin via SouhaUUOn and Bremen; at
l.3O o. m. ior Cuba aud porto Rico, per So Newport
VIA Havana
-. Lucy p MILLER via New Orleans; at 1880 p IN. for
1ruNillo ant kuatan, per -. h. b. Ward. IT, via New.
orleans
Mails china ana Japan per ss city OF Peklng. via
san Francisco, close here november 10 at p m Mails
flTAu-trIa NrwXcaiIId. sandwich and FIJI Islands,
per g. ty ot sydney, Wa san trIc.;c' co5e here NJ
venbcr 10 at p. IN.
Tho schedule O closing of mails "a arranged on
the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit %
san Francisco Mails from the ast arriving ON TINE at san
Francisco the day Of sailing steamers are dispatched
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post once Now.Iofk, y. u November =, lSsj.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05

spectacle ne never behed Hudson County probably
has the largest delegation in town. Albeit seems to be
tho lion OF the day. being the champion advocate or the
omnlpotent Camden and Amboy Company. His room Is
every night the resort of the conspraors who are inter-
eted In the various schemes for tho robbery or the people,
Wine flows like water in his gorgeous apartments, ana
And whenever the question What IS to be done" Is
asked among the knowing ones the reply Is see ADDet
and you all right and tho fact Is that you must see
him, or 1t Is all day with yOu."
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
4 GIrr fRom the EMPRESS or GERMANY.

Mrs. Anna Ottcndorfcr, of thi city, received
recently Empress Of Germany decoration made
Of silver and inclosed n blue velvet case In lis centre
IL cross surrounded bya wreath Of oak leaves In blue
enamel and hears the inscription: For Merit" The
monogram OF the Empress surmOnntcd by crown. Is
Imprinted beneath the An autograph letter which
accompanies the decoration states that IL wS sent 10 Mts
Ottrndorfcr as testimonial OF the EmpressS apprccla
tion OF hcr works OF charity among the Germans Cf the
United Statcs.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
c.,,,o,,,i, for ,be ,,oet l,eeuty.four hours

Synopsis for the past hcenty-fo'T hours
WASHINGTON. Nov. 81 a. m.-Generahy
clear weather prevails in the Southern Middle ana Nc"
England states the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region
with warmer southerly winds. The cloudlnesS mas IN
creased slightly in the districts west OF the Mississippi
River and in the UpperLake region, with local rams "'
warmer sOutherly winds, except in the extreme Noi'n
west where the winds arc northwesterly.
Indications for tO-idD
For New-England and the Middle Atlantic states
warmer fair weather south west winds lower BARON
eter
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
RlScILS wHO HArE BEEN TURNED orr

To the EdilOr OC The TribUHe.
SIR Turn the rascais out Henry s. De
Bevoi-c cx Mayor Is In the queens County cells Bcnla
min " Downing. Queens County DstrictAttorncy for
sixteen years and us nominated for state Senator has
been removed from office for malifasancc IN office by the
Governor, Others Of The Queens County Dcnnriatic Rlhb
trembling. kEfiBLlCNN'
LINN Laln,d NiLu. OF. -. IsSI.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
MARRIED.

"wednesday, 3lst OF 0,l1ncI; ~
thc thurch Of The AtOnemcnt. Tcnany, n j., o H ~ w.
the Joseph Fletcher, Alice NJ dhhShteI vi '"'
Buckley, to Ohm T. Bailey, j.
uoWELI-WELLEK-O "wednesday, Ocionet ~ ~ ,t ,!o
.druce of the brides mother 357 Clinton IT, by to i's
a ] Lyman, Chester r.. CTOwe 10 knthenr Is irn'
Youngest daughter OF the late A. T. NtNcf al ~ HiooA'
,iE noG,rs Of marriages must he iad1't r'" I"'
y1,,r and dddTcsS.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
1)oIiIlcnL Norlces.

To the Voters OF the Tenth Senatorial District.
We the undersigned members Of 10th political parties de,
sire 10 record our m appreciation rendered by
the Hon j. HAMPDEN ROBE to tho City Of Ner.York
du5ug his term o; service in the state Legislature.
the facts that hc always strongly advocated
tie cause o, local self.goyernment
With him questions Of political partisan ship we're never
80 strong him lose sight Of tie best interests Of
the CITY he represented AMI
ia ,icw O, these facts VI heartily support the
uON. j. IIANPDTN ROBB
for the position Of SENATOR in the TENTH sENAToRIAL
DISTRICT warmly recommend him To the suhTagos ol
all INDEPENDENT voters who wish well 10 their city.
Wiri,m = Dodge Morris K. Jc,up,
Henry H. PcloN, mos. iit.iH"'a'
GsS,S 6sc1F p schmId,. Georgc / robbins,
iUchari N. Hunt, rerpqnt Morgan
A Ja,oh. Jesse ~cuSlii,
,ti,yc-ant r NtoIis John A stewart
AuJn.fug -t,rl 81 r. Bshtp.
II.1Ty Iiot Edward baldwin,
q G'1i =. i,aycS, bSsS"'" Iio.Sts io.Stps vaisnt.ne,
ti,,snlc trrI.c 4; l;ay, ro'''' JOY lincoln Motley
H.,pgl Htopgl " Folsom Aioiph Briuheincr
4 Eanloph Robinson, ii"nu9 Haho
q ; BowAoin, Balm, Joseph & Co,
Eiaard E% ri ratiSi.oa r.tii5s%t,'' Roland Eciaaaa
i9iG ni,1, T'%'G Nnf%H m,STh Jno carrie W@e2ing
VIM rurubgil ( CO., Francis " Bacon.
ic5a HSn,y nlil GlS & Co.. Wocigard, BALDWIN Co,
! W., y,i.ycDor y y r. X. Gra.d ira!S'f Foster IT,
iolr n -i,lc II. Van NolkenbuIgh,
Voi.ett " Ncshit James +. Leavitt,
i.r,,,c IiuI Walter III. Lewis,
Ita,I.tt Watson Hal,
ia,t.I Ha,l. Samuel IIcyser.
u..ii., stanton churchill II. Cutting,
MAJ s,u'frr's Sou4, { +. Harrison,
Ill sts,,t 81 Brls william III. Appleton,
SNart, e JcTEOushl, j. II : iuo'ihAU SUM-
,!s,,,e Irfnre.i August Bros.
Il r Butler 4. i'du,l''I.t"uEu,.
John4 Kennedy. I.&S werner x Co..
WiiIam \ Dodge. ir, AdOllh l.. DesSaI,
G. Il. Agucw, Jo"ph H. Dossd''
s..,l ,Tlnr,,c 4. bernhard
Wi.,,m n CTvcEcr, Robert Oyphaut,
Joseph Koch, An" O'u'''.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05

DIR. Jaync's Expcctorant is both palliative
and curative Ia Lung Complaints, Bronchitis, 81. It's
standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, and needs only
tr.al to prove 1t. worth.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov 81 a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday generally upward Cloudy
weather was followed by clear weather. Tie tclnpera
ture ranged between 42s and 60S, the average 40's'
beIng eoo higher than on the corresponding day last
year and 1879 higher than Oh Saturday
warmer clear fair weather may be expected To-Day
In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
MARINE IYTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rscs, $780, sets 4:52 sets 92G Moons ago ds
HIGH WATER TODAY.
AM-Sandy Hook HOS Gov. Island Il:39 He'll Gate 1905
PH.-Sandy HOOK 1l:32 Gov. Island Hell Gate l2S
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
Special Notices.
Artistic Memorials,

Artistic Memorials
The NEW.ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford Conn
Quarries and Workshops, Westerly II. l.
Fine monumental and building work In Granite. Drawings
and estimates furnished without charge Correspondence
licted. ~ Y. Omce, 1921 Bway. G. w. CANFIELD, Agt
Rupture Radically Cured by, Dr., Marshs treatment
Thousands have been cured and reevcd 30 years practical
experience. only office, Voseyst, AstOr House.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram he bstons'dos sIsons IN thi. city zen
diisOus
waite
r. he mercury The broken d9ted lb
ysKnI Indicated BY he thermometer ~ a1
huts Broadway.