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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-23

The orange crop of Florida promises
to be larger this year than ever before.
All the old trees are bearing heavily,
and number Of groves of young trees
have commenced bearing.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-23
ELEVATOR REPORTS.

The following shows the amount of grain re-
ceiVed, withdrawn and in store at regular eleVa-
tors as reported 10 the Board OF Trade TO day.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-23
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

The following table shows the prices of wheat,
corn, oats and rye al the close of Change to-day
in comparison with the previous day ana previous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Inc re...,lvanla Iron Trade.


PBLADHrras, December "a dispatch
from E,.tou. Pa, saw. The Glendon Iron
Company b.,~rbipped less iFos this year
than II lfss Ia any scar for several years,
and uulcss there is biz demand before
long II g. probable that the greater part OF
it, stock will remain there urtii next
spriu..
Before the cad Of the present week No. !
furnace wifi have 20 b. blown out. The
blast was taken OF Isst Night.
A reduction Of about ) per cent. IN the
Wages OF the puddieis ini otbers employed
IN tie rolling mil. OF this cts Last hon-
4 WA. made ~ accordance with the scale
OF wsgcs adopted in July, 1880. st the con
ference between The workmen and their
employers. Thi. scale, said secretary
swsnk. o. the American Iron and STEEL As
ISOLATION. provided that when the sell ~
price Of bar-irOu should lie per cent. high
or per pound. the total rrIcr paid for pud'
dIlug should he a. per ton, and that
with every advance IN the price OF
one tenth OF a cent per pound toe price
paid for pudding should be increased ten
cent, per ton. II was 40 provided thit II
the selling price Of bar-iron should fall be-
low two cents per pound the price paid for
pudding should ne>p0ndiu-'y fali ten
cents per ton for each one tcnih Of cent
reduction In price.
PITrsp; non. Deccmbei 3.-Thc worhmcn
employed In the ir0n-works OF Jones 4
Laughlins, Numbering between 500 ant
l.0CO who received notice OF ID per cent.
reduction i'm theiT wages, 20 take effect next
Monday, have decided 20 accept Il. The
laho.er, - the Crescent Steei-WoTks. y no
were reduced from si..J to 81 per day.
b., ll.o accepted. Unless trade improves
within The next fortnight, a general ,uspen-
sion will probably he ordered by Carnegie
Brothers Il Co. in their numerous millsand
qiagric-. THIS would throw $500 men out
OF rnInlnynent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

10 the Edit0f o. he Dispatch:
hope an old lady may be pardOned for
wishing ito have her say but for years
there has been "Wonder" in my mind,
and think now may Ice the best time IN
eXurcss the wonder" II - Why do the
paradcs. PROFESSIONS. big shows. and little
shows. ignore Church Hin: II true We
are rather high up and little ont OF the
way. but what signify q few additional
squares and hill t. sol'll'rs or gay.
shouting multitude, carrying torches in
their hands, We are dear loycr, OF our
beautiful city. and all her Interests are our
pride. hut when We wish to see the
"sighis." whatever they may be, we must
20 10 MahOmmct. he will nor come TO ~.
We have been rejoicing and smiling the
Democratic smile Oh the time. At the late
grand demonstration we were NOR" Than
usually grioyed. We gave our young men
Ia he Mother lIubbard,.' and 10 escort
Bclya: We gave our boys 10 shout and
carry iOrche.. and help Ito paint the city
red. - and It'll wc could not see the mgnty
,pe ctace: and all the time, while the bril-
liant ighi> cleaned altar and the cannon
and fireworks made the welkin ring again.
we had to stay at home and listen Ia the
weary waillng OF the small boys aud girls,
and the pe.iing Of the fast coming rain
aud the melancholy signing Of the winds.
\ few. or maybe one club. gave III a
glimpse OF the glory. aud We gave them
hearty cheers: but what other, saw We can
only imagine or read about. We beg our
little beg, that the parade. NAV honor lis.
CnURcH HDI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Prussia and the Roman Curia.

Bt cable Ia the DlslAtcu.l
BERLIN. December 3.-ln the Rcich~tag
to-day Bismarck declared that the relntrO-
duction OF Dr. Windthorst's motion To re-
peal the law empowering the Government
10 cXpel or intern priests for Illegally eNer-
cising their functions. after IT. recent rcjec-
ton blythe Bundcsrath. was di>respcclfulto
the BundeSraih. Moreover, ne said. tuc last
two Prussian ministers OF public worship
had not applied the law. The attitude taken
bv the party Of the Centre impcded an I'M
derstandng between Germany and Rome.
Prussia would not consent to repeal the
law at least not for the Polish districts.
The Government would only accept pre-
late for the archhi>hopric Of Posen who
did not >ympaihize with the nortS 10 sever
West Prussia and Upper >ilcsia from the
Prussian State.
The negotiation, between Prussia and
the Roman Curia since 1873 had been prac-
ticall without result. although Prussia
had granted various concessions. These
negotiations were still pending In spite Of
Bismarck'> opposition. Nindthor>rS mo.
ton 10 repeal the law in question Wa,
ra>.ed by vote OF 2l1 10 %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Investigating Election Frauds.

by NtETaVh 10 i'iop'tisl
CHICAGO. December 3.-The Federal
grand jury to-day visited the office, Of the
county clerk and personally examined the
vault from which it is charged the envelope
containing the ballots cast in the Second
precinct of the Eighteenth Ward was alb
stracted, and 200 forged tickets put in
place of like number east at the polls.
Judge Blodgeit also issued an order for the
production OF the ballots second time be-
fore the grand jury, and they will he eX-
amintd to determine what bearing the re-
cent testimony given a. to the printing OF
the forged tickets has upon the case.
The lroquois Club. which embraces in
iis membership prominent Democrats Of
the city. after discussion OF the supposed
ballot frauds in the Eighteenth ward Of
thi. city. adopted the following resolutions:
The members Of the lroquois Club have
noted with deep concern the developments
attending the senatorial contest in the
sixth district OF the State. They feel
warranted in declaring that the con-
ceded facts in relation thereto are
such rs 10 raise a strong presump-
tIon that an attempt has been made
by gross frauds. in the supposed interest OF
Democratic candidates. to falsify the return
OF the votes actually east in one precinct OF
that district and to reverse the decision OF
the electors thereof a. expressed Vt the
polls. such an outrage upon the purity OF
the ballot merits and must receive from
good citizens Of all parties naught but the
seyercst condemnation. and every eXertien
should he made to bring the perpetrators
TO justice: nor should any supposed adyan-
tage from IT. preparation he a,ailed OF. 1t
IL, therefore,
Res0red, That the members OF this club
demand that the prosecuting officer, both
state ant Federal, spare no eilort % ascer-
tain the truth as TO the dishonest aud
fraudulent cenduc, charged against the
officers Of the late election in the second
prt cinct Of the Eighteenth ward in this
city, and others implicated therein: and
also 10 exert every legitimate means to
bring those who are guilty 10 justice, irre-
speciiye OF their party affiliations and Of all
political considerations whatever; and that
this organization pledges IT, cordial and
hearty support To these officers In all their
efforts In that direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
DEFTING THE LAU.
state OF War in Leicber County, Ky. -Des-
perate Factions.

fBy telegraph 10 the Uispaich.l
Louisville. KY. December 3.-The
Courier, IOlTNGFS correspondent mt Bar
louisville, Ky. has learned from couple
of lawyers who Just returned from Whites
burg. Lelcber county, the particulars OF
the state Of war prevailing there.
man was to he tried Tor murder,
hut was out on bail, and his
friends determined he should not be
punished. The case was set for last We'd
ncsday, and on that day the accused came
marching INTO town. carrying Il double
barrelcd shotgun and a beltful OF revOl-
ver>, followed by score OF his friends.
armed TO the teeth. These were almost
immediately followed by another crowd OF
the same size, all carrying shOt-gun> and
pistols. The latter company was com
posed OF friends q the victim. who
cncamped ON Il blum overlooking and
commanding the town. Meantime thiro
band, composed Of citizens who thought
the law should be allowed to take it, way
and peace be preserved. "cyen il they had
Ia Kill every desperate in the county 10 Sc
cure that end" organized. armed them
selves, and went on duty 10 stay until after
the court had adjourned. The bands com
posed of friends OF the murdered man and
Of those of his murderer are watching each
other closely-one 10 keep the other in
town and the other to keep their foe ont ::
while the ciliZCns' band stands ready to at
tempt TO clean out the entire party when
the trouble begins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 3.-Cotton firm;
sale,. ll6 bales uplands. 10 slice; Or
leans, 10 l3-l6c. (; consolidated net receipts,
33.Gs6 bales: exp0rts-to Great Britain,
1859 bales; TO France, 9,s bales; to the
continent, 1890 bales. southern -four
unchanged. Wheat spot, tale. higher.
closing firm: No. red, December. sofa
size. January, S3!as3ic. Com-spot la2c.
higher, closing firm; ungraded, +sajf3c.;
No. rcd. December. 49aJ0c. Oats taie.
better; No. 2. 32le. Cotfee-Spot, fair
Rio steady at $9.s5; No. Rio, spot and
December, SS.l5. sugar quiet aud un-
changed; fair to good refining. 4 latl6a
1 l5-l6c.: refined dull; standard A, 8 916c.
Molssses steady; New Orleans, SsaiSe.
Rice firm. Coiton-seed oil. 3tc. for
crude: iVaiie. for refined. Resin I'M
changed. TurpeBiine weak at 3liaSilc.
HIDES about steady. Wool dull and un-
changed. Pork stronger and very quiet:
mess. spoi. els. MIddles drm; long
clear. 81 80. Lard about i0c. higher: west
era sieam. spot. Ss.salss.:0; necember,
s,.aoes7.a3. Freishts weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
The PIenary Council.
nv Telegraph 10 llc Di5naich.l

UN IFTIETIUTI " IN UT0TIiT III'I
BALTIMORE. December 3.-Thcrc were
two sessions OF the Plenary Council to-day,
and the most important cuisines, OF the
.cssion WIS considered. For the remainder
OF the session only the archbishOp>. blsh-
ops. and miired abbOt> will participate in
The proceedings. The work OF tie thcolo-
gians l. completed, and the remainder OF
the week will De occupied in the compile
tion OF DEGREES already formulated and the
discussion oi some not yet determined
upon. There will be- no public session to-
morrow. and the Council will close H. Ia
hOr~ sunday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Philadelphia Letter-Carriers Com.
planning.
lny ,,I.yr,,,,, A. ~ ni.n.,el,

F"F WItkFapfI y Ut UisptItH.I
l wv AsHiAG7oN. December "A delegation
81 Philadelphia letter.carricrs waited upon
Postmaster.Generai Iatt0n to-day aud pre-
scented memorial suggesting that the
character Of their employment brings them
Under the eighi-hour law. and asking that
general order be issued placing them
upon the ZANE footing as other Government
enploses. The Postmss!er-Gnnera In.
formed the delegation that congressional
aetsor would be required 10 bring about
The end they sought and be indicated a
Willingness TO further the procurement OF
the necessary legislation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
rerthe New orlca~. Esps.ssior.

tHF 'r'tstfsT u tnt Vsp1lchI
WASHINGTON. December 3.-The Presi-
dent has as yet made no arrangements for
attending the new Orleans Exposition,
winch viii open on the i6th instant. He
has. however. promised 10 he present II
possible. A party. composed OF secretary
Teller. Postmas,er-GeDeral Hstton. the
Third Assistant Postmsster-Geaersi Tia.
zep, Superintendent Thompson. OF the
Rsilway.Mail Service, and other Govern.
meut officials. will leave Washington for
the Exposition In time 10 be rrescnt al the
opening ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Suing forGriminaI Negligence.

by icle1r,IH u i1c Di-pal'hl
PITTSBt RCH. December @.-At Union
town. Pa., Mine-lnspecior steiner has III
stitWied sut for criminal negligence
against james Cole, the minc-bo's II the
time oi the Youngstown mine explosion,
by which fourteen pcr-on> were killed OUT
right and seven other, injured. The
famile, of those Killed by the explosion
aIr generally in very destitute circum-
,;incc.. ard damage suits will probably be
entered. \ proposition Wa recently sub
united 10 the company Ia settle Tor $4,000
IN each ease OF death, but no reply Wa re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

sEW YoRr STOCK MARKET.

New Yoax. December Al the opcn-
inc OF bsIsiness ut tue sock Exchange to-
day the market was weak, aud there was .
general decline Of isi, Missouri Pacific and
Iaekawsnna leading. subsequently, West
EN- Urion became prominent. advancing
r., while other active shares rallied sss.
Near midday Lake Shore weakened. falling
off (. and other shares followed suit. Later
on Western Union sdyanced to 81, nearly
$1,000 shares changing bands on the way
IN. Rerorts were current thai negotja-
lions were progressing for the purchase OF
the Postal Telegraph Company. and that
an extra dividend will be declared this
month. but these ftliaors were not con-
iirmed. The general list Wa stronger on
rrports that the Nissouri-riycr pool CON.
nlicatious would he amicably settled. snd
Tint the prospects we're favorable for a
pcacelul solution OF the railroad troubles
west of Chicago. After . l.. NJ. weaker
feeling set in aud reaction OF lai took
place. Ia the dual dealings the market was
nlmer. Compared With last nights closing,
price, are ,1li higher Tor Lake soorc. Kan.
80, Texas, New Jersey Central. Paclhc
Mail, Texas Pacific. and Western Union;
aud 81 lower for L,ck1wanua. Missouri
Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred. Oui1hl.
Delaware and Hudson. and Union Pacific.
sales. $50 600 sharts.
NOOn.->tccks strong. Money, lsa2 per
cent. Exchange-Long. 4sJlalSi; short,
4sliaiSii. Government, dull. states firm.
Ergp ina. Exchange +S0i. Money. IL.
per cent. Siib-rreasurv balances Cold.
1925, 700: currency. Si0,3jS. Governments,
easier. 1 per cents. l23i; per cents. 1914
BID. state houds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Casting the Presidential, Vote

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December 3.-AD-
nounccmeni> OF the meeting OF presidential
electors to-day In the various STATES are be-
Ing received. In the majority OF them
action was purely formal. but one or two
varied the monotony somewhat In New
Jersey. after concluding The regular bust.
meas. the electors united In recommending
Atiomey-General stockton 10 President
eject Cleveland a. a proper representative
OF NCw jersey for Cabinet position. in
ease Governor Cleveland should determine
state.
The Arkansas electors unanimously
adopted memorial 10 the Prcsideni.elcc,
urging senator Garland for Attorney.
General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Iafalshootins ARRAY.

~ ifitsf4IN ~ tff iNHIfii'Nsl
GALVESTON, December "A special 10
the AejrS from Neche,yille say; q" IN AZ
FRAY occurred here last evening. resulting
i'm the death OF l.. \. simpson and Mr..
Calhoun Lawrence. Both were we'll
known citizens. The diiiculty grew out
of the settlement Of q small debt. simpson
fired first. moitally woundmg Lawrence in
the abdomen. Lawrence fired three shots,
each one taking eject. the last one Dene-
traiing simpson, heart. Lawrence cN-
pired some hours after The shooting"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Rcfmsed 90 Accept a Challenge.

THN VIUIE ~ ITt III.IIIITII'T
PAEI>. December 3.-The WCiTo'g Ne'cS
reports that Count Herbert Bismarck re-
Gently challenged Herr Eugene Richter on
the ground that the latter had inSuIted his
father, the Chancellor, In a speech in the
Reichstag. Herr Richter refused to accept
the challenge. lie declared he would not
fight duel with Prince Bismarck himself,
even concerning Il matter winch occurred
in Parliament, and ii not with him, then
much les with his sou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
The Paris scandal.

Nv ''"'' "t"' N''l''''''i
PARIS, December 3-The apartments Of
VI. Norm. the man shot the other day 10y
Nine. Claw, Ilugue.. have been searched.
In them important documents were found.
including 4 list Of witnesses >ub0rned by
Nine. Lcnormann to testify against her
husband. She wished to obtain divorce.
and engaged the services of 4 private de-
tertilc agency 10 prove that guilty intimacy
had existed between hcrhusband and Nine.
ilnNl. IIn.,llf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Almost n sc-ious Disaster.

~ lei sT1Dl % Inc DI9NlTNN,I
BmpEfORD. Nh, December G.-Wh lille the
salvation Army were holding a meeting in
large hall in Saco lat night the building
was discovered to be on fire. and ,criOu,
disaster W., only avoided by the prompt
manner in which the audience which
packed the hall was dismissed before the
danger became apparent. The lire Is
charged to be- the work ~ IN inccndiary.
and there il great indignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

so;nsn On r;sieyl was ctrrisd 10. and
flam,ne deyiIs tore her limb from bmb.
We were told sherwood fllat We r,igbs con-
slider ourselves fortunate Ia no' having been
compelled 10 witness crueiixion. which
l. 30 conimqn . punishment IN rhiiia. The
sene changed ana showed bridge, over
wbicl, The good walked safely. but the
wlrl ed fell into the river, 20 he jeyorred
~ hideous and fepnlslye rcrtle,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
China Determined 90 Resist.

Nv cable L. the lhssaich.i
LONDON. December g. \ dispatch from
Hong Kong 10 the Times savs - IL l. be-
lieyrd here that China /, determined to re-
,ist France 10 the end. She will insist on
her suzerainiv over Ann1m. and on the
right 10 maintain Chinese garrison. at stra-
tcgic points IN that country. She will in
list also that the French legation at AMMAN
shall he placed on the same footing a. The
LEGATIONS OF other countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
The Madhi Reported Dead.

NV cable % The I.pltcH.I
LO.D0N. December 3. \ dispatch from
Gondoa to Reuters News Agency says ::
'Tbe Mudir has received news that the
Madhi /, dead and that his followers are
DYING very fast. The camel corps and
sianord,hiIc regiment will start for Amou-
knl next week"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Fire atrortre~. Monroe.

By telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I
FORTRESS MONROE. Va, December g.
The handsome quarters here in the Sarri-
,on occupied by Colonel LOdcrwere burned
his evening. Loss, about $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
A(.eOrgia tragedy.

~ telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Macon. g.. December 3.-Last night at
Cannila unknown persons entered stephen
Goodwin, house and killed him with an axe
white in bed. They also Killed Melinda
Gregory and son IA their beds. No money
was taken. bat Godwin's horse and buggy
and shotgun are missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
FINANCIAL.
MARINE iNrELlIGENCE.
PORT oFRicHMoND. DronxnxR >, Iss>.

PoRTof RICHMOND. Dro AMBER =, IssA.
ARRIVED.
schooner II. :. Brooks, Risiey. Phiiadelphis,
cnal. a. u. Ps2r.
schooner Lo,tls, somers, Philaaetpai.. zeal. =.
H. Hawes.
SCHOONER Annie y. Cranmes wiiet.. PAiisae,-
CHA. coal. 7. H. Eiiest.
schoeaer Daniel clifford, smith. rhiiasietnbtx.
coal. =. N. lila ges.
schooner Jahn Mechanics. Phillips. George.
town. coal. = n. nawe~.
schooner Martha 3. Bsysrs. c.mp View rork,
eemenf, \. :. ice. ~
PORT OF NrwPoRr's NEWS, Dsc. .. iss<.
lBy Teiegrapi.J
ARMED.
steamer Long smiih. Nes ostsas. foe
N>tof ant sailed, having eosict
',.aiae, tiehA'cnd. isosx. New York. and saiscd
for West Pclns.
SAitHD.
steamship wsser;y tpssii-hA Calvert, N9sfo,k.
sehecass H. 4. t-vrs, Curtis AiiyoS rast,
Schooner rana'< irewn. s,wseth Som York.
coat. Clessreake sna Vsls saiiway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. December J. 1881.
SALE~-FIEST BOARp.-l0 shares Char
lottc. Columbia. and Augusta railroad a..
IL: % shares Petersburg railroad at 24i,
10 share, do. nj 2ii l,0ou Georgia Pacific
railroad fr.t G's at 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Two Persons brow ned.

TOY EFI'YfiPN 10 ID' UISI7'l'H'I
LEwIsToN, NJ, December 3.-Elmer
Haskell aud Willie Jordan were drowned
in the river tonight. One broke through
the lee. and his companion lost his life
irving to save him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. December 3.-NirsinlN new
o.. SO. North Carolina o.. old. 100.
Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
lily telegrnnh % ll,e pIspateIa. }

NKw yolg. December 3.-A nre ~
Fischsr's riano-fsetory, IN west twenty
as lib street, last night, two drrsneu were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

10y telfffalh % Toe ispstgli.I
WARRINGTON, December b. The l,ress-
dent to-day sent 10 the Senate the nomIna-
tons Of large number Of officials VINO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Hank TaiiurcIn Rremen.

,Nv rahIF 70 he UspII'H'I
BRFNEX. December 81 The Nereih'
Bank has suspended. The hate manager
committed suicide in prison. and the present
manager il under arrest. The suspension
Of the bank caused u stoppage OF business
OF the firm Of Bruning. Of Bremen. who
were large shareholders in the bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

DHiSICIAN'SL LOCATION FOR SALE.
j The ACTUAL CASH collections last year
we're AZ. 600. Will sell ulcc hou.e and pzyluS
practice IN one 81 the plea-antesi ana noi pro.
missing towns IN Virginia. Reason fof seiinF, III
health. Adfite>s - . ,.
Insurance aud Real Estatr Ageats-
no Ig-Im Liberty. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Late weather Report

Especial telegram 20 the pispa'eh.i
WARRINGTON, December 81 4. N
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature. westerly
winds. 81, NO.,
For the south Atlantic states, ia'r we;'-
th,r. stationary temperature. NriaDie
winds.
TuE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool. :, =.
Tu,,v,u,ryn YESTERDAY u A. NJ. 81;
n NJ ~: noon. 81; 3 l.. ~. 81; 6 II.
NJ, 40: midnight. ~:
Mean temperature, iia.