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National Republican., 1885-11-28
PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR MATERIALS FOR HEATING
Il APPARATUS, &c,
orrIcE or DurLpISG ToR STATE,

WASHINGTON, ID. o., November %, 1885.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
complete the Materials, Fittings, &c, required for
the COnsi ucton Of the heating and steam apparatus
Of the west and center wings Of the Building for
state, War ana Navy Departments, in this city, Will
he received unul l2 NJ, ON I'll uRsDAG, DEC II,
CuCe OF bidders.
The proposals and contracts will be SEPARATE
AND Distinct for each or the following four classes
Of materials and articles namely
Class l-Boilcrs, Tanks, safely'pans, Smoke
EtuCks, &c.
Glass 2-Cast-Iron Flange.pipe, Coils Dampers,
sc,
Glass 3-ripe fittings, Valves, Wrought'Iron
Coils, Registers, Sc,
Class S-WrUught-lrOn Pipe.
Specifications, blank forms Of proposal, and gen.
CrRl Instructions 10 bidders will be furnished to
established manufacturers and dealers In the re-
sIeCiNe CLASSES on application, hut the drawings
iur c.acses EC5, ana . eau be seen only at this
otlilc. THDS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel Corps Or Engineers.
no25 % 27 OF, ,del6IU
National Republican., 1885-11-28
PERSONAL,

A BANK CASHIER OF 10 YEARS ENPE
n rience, In early middle life, wishes to change
TO less combining business; real estate, insurance,
or similar field best references given and required;
can bring (moderate) capital as partner; being
wide-awake Yankee, has tact and energy enough to
"boomu amy business he undertakes. Address, for
full particulars, q. N. A. (Cashier), r. o. Box 002,
Washinpton. ID O. OC3l-slm
National Republican., 1885-11-28

DERsONAL-LADIEs, ENLARGE THE BUST
l. and develop the form; simple self-treatment;
no quack stuff; physicians indorse III sealed partc-
ulaIs and proofs mailed fee. Eric Med. Co., Buff
fnlo N " no21-lm
National Republican., 1885-11-28
.FOR RENT--ROOMs.

EoR RENT-IN NEW HOUSE TWO GEN.
II tiemen can get a very nice room at reasonable
rites O21 II et n w, T.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
NO LOCAL "SL4 TIES" MADE UP.

Sheriff-elect Grant is something of guam
dairy. He made two states in the matter Of
appointments and broken them. few days ago he was
inclined appoint James j. Martin UNDERESTIMATE and
BOurke Cochran sherins Counsel. This plan has now
been upset. There IS an chance between John T.
Cunning ard Joel J. Stevens rs Under-Sherif. Coroner
Bernard Martin will probably be Cnef of the Order OF
Bureau although David McGOnige, the present
chief has many friends The only appointment thus far
made is thIt of John F. b. Smyth as SherTs auc-
tOneer, and Sheriff Grant said on Saturday evening
that that the only appointment ne had agreed on
all other reports the contrary The number OF deputy
sherifs VIII be materially reduced. Sheriff Davidson APP
pointed twice many deputies there WAS any neces
SiIy for. and than could make decent living by
oxacting only legal fees
County Cerkeect Fack is reticent as TO his appoint
meuts Il looks though Thomas +. Gllroy, one
the secretaries OF the TammaDy General COMMITTEE
and scribe OF the TAmmany Society, would De the
Deputy County Clerk. There will be many changes ID
the clerical force Immediately January l. but just
what there VIII be Mr.. Flack cannot yet say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
DID DIR SArrLRR cArrERLzE TIE RLrE !


Veterinary Surgeon Ludwig K. Sattlcr, of
Newark who sailed on the steamer EtrurI last -atu'-
da with the purpose OF bong treated by Professor
p,,trur for dog bito claimed that no received the
wound while attending TO ribd pug dog belonging to "A
Mr. Butler a woalty resident OF Llowclyn Park, Orange,
= ! saItlcr was called to the house the l2th inst
and the dog was killed on the Following day. After
ward the G rcas4 taken To Newark ana the brain
and suua cord examined by Dr. Suitlrr aud r . Cur
bo uf the dlsrHsr lie his Il ttc-
mrnt Sattlrr SAID tHt when he cal c ~ me nous" L"
se, the dog he found cellar. and that whom he
WIS biftcn he went To the Kitchen hcdtcda poker ana
cautsrlZcd the wound
MIR Butler AYERS the contrary that the dog was In
the diutup-roim when Dr. rattcr called at the house.
thut several members Of the family were present ana
,icn by the animal uniil he the statement ~ PRINT
DR. O(;orman aud other in Newark VINO met Dr. sat
tier saw tne hs hand ard the mark LEFT hy the
cuteriyatian DR. SAtlrr Al frat drcjrl not To 20 10
Paris and treated he matter nightly, uht the autopsy
nl, The dog WIS made. lie eduratcd a. The Royal
Veterinary College In Germany ana In lHS2 he NJ
P.stcur IN GERMANY when the scientist was engaged
in tnoculatng cattle. and became acquainted with him.
IIts father In "a wcll-to do Cltlzen OF N"w"rk.
A large dog, fruthiug at the mouth ana hctlhg
strangely appearcd East Orange yesterday afternoon
id created great excitement. The dog was Al seen al
IIuyduyc and Milbuf-st aud caused VIA alarm, rs
thrre were many children and nurses on tue
streets The dog rushed past "A group ol
children without nOticiug thcm attacked another u"r
ON tho sidewalk sciiug 70 by tho throat ana lacel"hg
H. Eccasing his vctm the brute started Tor Stc"hd
DOG and rolled IL and over, biting II Ill teNor"i
places. .-.,. l.. ,o,.I o,o soi,ed a
,nr and sot The rab.d and both tno animhs bitten
M MIN This lla,ed the excitement. but IL II feared
lat other dogs were bitten before the Dfu'e "
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
c1n1ru,1nrrs -RLrrOrrlNa cHLyESE.


Some time ago. dispatches from San Francisco. spoke
Of siikc of Chinese cgarmaNor- IN that 'l aga l''
,le erploymrnt of white workingmcn. This curious
pbo.n of the labor question on the Pacihc coast Is
cnnba.z,d hy the presence here OF Mr. No the Pie'i-
cpt Of that branch Of the Cgarmakers lnern'tl'nal
pion in San Francisco and Mr. Won Gulpen, an agent
or tbc white cigar Manufacturers association lhey
mr., here to contract with 900 white cISarhahcl' -,
On to san Franc. co. They offer tn guarantee tilo
non =, Ic,J. work AT wages higher than thoSr now
prevailing IN Now-lork city. and they nave a'on"y
secured in Ncw York and nriShb0rlh% CHS wv
I ooO men 800 of whom viii leave 'Or Shu I""N''''
within "A week or two. IL appears thht som' S'"' So
h,n the hncse first began to como 10 "ll dli0'''
To- any considered bic NJ mhers the Chinese OH 'opd-
MOS altered To furnish the cigar Wannl cu'IS wiz"
-i,.,r cu,li. vnrtmcn They were tlrd, plchtu up
the business qmckly, ana a. tueN WIZ " lao til
thn, the wi c ,ub0r gradually monoPDl1e" to tI'ui
I'm, ,ouufacturcrs liked tins unu they ui7'o''I'u
that the ChinCsr themselves were gong ln'' 'no i'
f,ctu, inc bu.iur.s The cooc "orkhth "c'e
gradually Withdrawn. and the Chih'Se Hi"" ~ ,i
we're Undertaking their white competitors III M '
Pacific Coat markets. The state OF aI",i' IA t ,,t
ero. thai il WA resolved that agents shouu ne sem
Enst TO get euougn white elgarnah'lS ~ run ''o
f,ctoric. of the white manufacturers "lu a. ]
III v,a done a ,ioorous boycott I'll qua TIC UcGul
a0oinst the hinesc made goods III ordei u '"i' t
H., ,noyrnrut slully label has been a"o"t''
similar to the REGULAR union Label. WLlrI I'''' a
thc cigara contained in the box 40 lID'I'h "''' no
bv White men Mcs,rs WOl and On "uitc" w
.,I.ct,d ,s a.rut. As soon The, arlNti mere. my
,,'t tba,n.eIyca mo communication with frc,ldeht
StraSscr Il the International tmoh' avn , ~,
bcadnurrtcrs at No 400 Broad say. I'M, nv. -, ~
dnubf aIo,t being able to &c; all the men th'y want
and will send them on fast as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21

CHATHAM. n Y, Dec. 20 Spcc'ah.-W. A..
Foh, Of this town. died yesterday OF cpitheal cancer
lie WI, born IN Ncw-lork In l--i After his fathers
death iu ISIS the family removed to Ncw-aycn Comm
and year, later to this town In l9i| he made MS
home IA BROOKLYN where he was engaged as tohcher III
Public school so i Tor years and then bechme It's
prifciia lie wa, also principal OF school at Flush
ur T. L. for three years. ami ton entered the Ollie" OF
Ihs Imericrn ag-icuifU'd ~ associate editor with
Orange Judd remaining with that journal fourteen
years some years later he entered tho ONCE OF M
fbrfGn MIN when Journal hc had helped To orlEi-
ratr. After leaving this paper he became t"hr'tc'
with W., Iort sun. aud Stil later. h-oca cl "h
trprrr G. Barnett. o Brookyuhe pI' hir'd me H"'"'
dan r,uHg I,St 90 Ihladc phld. Here Dee lost rNl}'
, IN returned 10 Chatham. Four yr'r7 ago. with
.fu.r- ,. assisted 300 founding Oug, Of Boston, anu
n. H. editor far tac first -lN months OF - rAl-i hr
lie Wa made local preacher a. The Methodist ChuF n
Ia l-5l HIS funeral WI. DO held Tuesday next ut 10
uclotk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21

rrom In. LonAon. Dee 10.

AIrONsO'S VIRTUES AND VICES There are
skeletons IN Royal Houses. anu II ~ Wc-AhOWn hhl
there vas one at the Court OF Madrid. King ALFONSO
VA, no wOrs--ihdecd he great deal DeitcI-thdh
men of MS blood have before hiH bat, ~ however
mitisatrd "A FORM he had the tendencies OF MS race
Their development was perhaps. due 10 the rl."IonA
discipline which lie was SUBJECTED at me lhetM'h"
al Vienna. where he educated This II the most
col In the world but very cNdctIhg
control - exercised It's students Tho studenish'
consequences when they srlzc an opportunity 10 40
30 plunge hehdiong into the VIVA Eayees OF ne i"t
fonSo did this Many the stories tOld IN
Vienna OF these Dcrudca of his college me- nut let
ne sd 10 credit that ho was never known 10 neglect
his studies lie worked while he wOrke'i. ana when
there was fair chance 10 play he made merry win the
cagcrucs-. The habits o! dls youth we're hol
thrown O!Tn later years and the Queen bore WIN lien
.. only "A generous woman could. Perhaps Hhc "olu
have resented them more strongly II she hdd no known
that The germs of the disease from which lie ded were
already IN his cOnsiiutOn. and That ANYTHING ihhi
RULED his mind mlS GIT have aggravated them But aier
All il said bo good. considerable husband, devoted
is fond of his children, and his wife loved him.
A SERIOUS REHENRsAL.-An amusing case
Ia. lust been tried Petersburg. The VIII" 81 the
secretary "A Russian Minister aud ncr daughter we're
visiting AT the OF another Ministerial 0nchl Inc
son OF the latter asked the young hdy 10 go WIN mn
mo another room. which she did shortly aftcrwari
the mother heard the Young man ercalm you ridlI
he mine or / Will kii yOu!" Her dlughtcr called out
a. though in great terror, Leave mel leave me Inc
mo: her Mt once To the ADJOINING fnph "neTe sic
s her friends embracing her daughter ana hpptl-
influence OF tho feeling Expressed ny the
languag. lie had usoi. she tor" her daughter away
from him and the house. insisting that she wouId
nut the for this Insult 10 her child over
and over again he daughter tried 10 explain what had
happened, but her mother would hear nolhlhg ~"
carried threat. and tho case came before hc
court. Then, hut lato To prevent most amusing
scene, IL explained that the y0duG lazy ana young
gentleman had only rehearsBga scene In play In
which they going to perform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
NEW SINGERS APPEARING IN OPERA.

Five young women, the pupils OF Nine. Mu-
roCen the singing teacher made their first appearance
on the operatc stage Saturday night at the Academy
Music. Tboy had the a~ssi aDce OF five OF ColohcI
Mapleson's company. Among these were Madame
IaIache and : guori Giaun and de Anna. john Gilbert
the American Opera Company, also lent his Hld
large audience present. The first selection chosen
was the first act Of ErHahL'
Sigucr de Charles Y. and GiHnlni as the BT1
and Chitf ably Miss Christine Rosswog rs NJ
rira Sne wa, well Following that came a
selection from the third act OF "FausL" Mss Minnie
Company. took the heroines part and was
supported 10y Mime. Lablacne in her familiar
role OF MIrit1. signOr dc FdcO was JdlSl
and John Gilbert scored a succsss as MephtstOphct'S
"Scmiraniie" followed In part and Miss Mare Engle
aud Miss Marie GrOeb took the prts that PATH ana
Scalchi have often Two songs foiowed by MISS
Dthey and Miss Englr and then the performance was
ended with tie fourth act "ThvaOrc" Miss Grocbl
as the Gypsy Ottee the approval Of the audience
Miss Florence Conron LeOtOrd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
Post Odicc Notice..

Letters foreign countries n9)t nj D. s2s,llly AT
d sse dlspI55 pIrc tr SO Asr exc Nhon
documents n0t specially ailresssi oea sent bS mo
i'stga ,,s ir i3s week enln; Decon5er w
fpEONPIIY IN at cIsosl AT tLi' y hco 40 I'nJ"s
TTEspAY-At7 p Tor The sandwich Islands aud Aus-
trala, por ) s.. Australia, from IAN francisco
wkDNEsDAI-At 80 a. N tos Nassau, y p, per r. 3
city Nassau, irom Jacks,Ivl" al $50 a. M iot III
rope per .. via southampton AMI Bre nei az
wa Ilave eJtsrs must be- direciea per 81 GERMAN y
IL nt Tor L.nIc4 een,s"! Aheiisa ana sln .ta
Mexico muss b. directed per AiisSl at 4 ~ i1r
the ri sli rs direct ana ioc Venezuela hnd Cu'
racoa, aaTbacoes, per s. g. Aulei.
THUIlSDAY-At 1880 a. Ii Tor Europe. per > Adratct
via at tor Sp NE DO aS. n At p0 nss
for EernudI per $ 1nnidAd az p. H. Tor Nassau.
y. r.. per s. santiago
FRIDAY-At8a H. for ~ Pierre Mque!on. per steamer
iroa Halifax az 1850 p. for IruNiO ana Ruasan pr
3 S. =. Oten. rOn New. orleans
SATURDAY AZ q q. ~ for Europe per OREGON, via
Won't VIA Gas.oV letters be direct d per
yOna) m. fOg Belgium direct pei = s. Mo,iern-
erIand'r az q n the NctherunGs direct. per T.
SchcaIn Amsterdam Qetters muss De directed psr
Poftia :at 1870 p. a for spanish Honduras per Il
B. WaTJ IT,. from New-Orcan%
Honduras and Gultemal. pr - Wandeseg, from Now
ClraEs.
Mails f1s tho Society Islands per from san Prla
China and JaDah per Occtnc Qf0h san lScol.
Gloss here JauuTy = AZ p IN: MATS ior ausrAaa
NarirOi tlro Frlnelse0l clos 'ete jahdirJ y
p. NJ tor On ARRIVAL as New or OK . nttaanc 9.
with ButsA mails IJr Australia. MhI' tOf tuOh 0Y
rail to Tainpp PA AMI tlelos b. stet neF. frJh ky
West Fla, close o!dce diliy al $50 a. ill.,
e soseaue OF ci,ang of Trans Pacie 'nls n arrAayS
o San FIacsco Stalls n IN Ets, arriving
ran Francisco the IA vi sllinS O steamers Ars iit
pa'eno' '"00'e '"' iiENRY O. PEARSON, Postmaster
| Post oince. New.lorx, ~ l.. Decemaer is. 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
From Tas whitehall repfe,o. London. Dec. 10

An Ill WIND, ETC.-A correspondent writes:
"Am0ug my friends count more than ardent col
rcOr OF foreign postage stamps. mania about which
we have not heard much lately but which noursheth
green bay under Its present name Of phatcy.
recent political events In Europe nave OF late much eH-
the minds OF these collectors. who tell me thar
during the first occupation OF Eastern RuInrla the
Turkish stamps OF that province were for few days
surchargcd by heradc device representing the Lion Of
Eulgarl-very rampant These stamps are now exceed
rare, and cOusequ nty in great demand with coli
ccOrs A sad affair." the death OF the young King OF
QuOth OF this class, when the news came 10
hand. Yes, suppose we may look Tor new Issue
NV philatcc friend also tells me that we may shortly
welcome fresh set OF English stamps, each dcDOmlna-
on being ked IN different cOlOrs. For this relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
BALLET DANCERS FOR AMERICAN OPERA.

The steamship Adriatic, which arrived yester-
day from Liverpool. brought thirty young women who
will within few weeks be illustrating New okers the
beauties and mysteries OF the diBceTs art They are
Mile Felicita CdrOzZi. Mile. Bella GiOlOndis, Mile.
RornilIa Vlo Mllrs Bossi Cara, Faluga Coralh and
their companions. who have been engaged ~ England
France and Italy by the agent OF the American Opera
Company. To-day they will begin rchcarsing with
about hity pupils Of the ballet school OF the
American School OF Opera no have been trained tor the
last three months by Mauert Bihcyran. Their first
appearance will be made on January H. the opening
might OF the American Opera Sed~On. G0etZa q" The
Tanning of theShrew the opera which VIII be presented
thrn. contains no ballet Theodore Thomas has de-
cded introduce the last Of the
wrllknO8n baets By Rubustein, which will be per
formed ia entirely for the first time in this county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
MISS KATE FIELD on HORM0yTSL

The Union Square Theatre was filed last
evening by audience that listened TO what Miss Kate
FeA had TO say upon the subject OF MOI1nC nism."
Never did audience pay strcter attention TO lecture
aud when two hours had passed the people 10th
Miss Field and insisted upon giving her hearty
recall. Miss Field related The beauties of that heaven
which only open to MOrmOns and told how the saints
must conduct themselves u there She said, how
ever that polygtIny not the feature Of
Mormon re- zion, but proved from the which
tatuts must take they join the church that
Mormon. no matter how his lips may proclaim other
wise IS at heart guilty OF treason. He Is sworn TO
destroy the United States Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
A CHICAGO COUPLE Welded IN JERSEY CITY

A tall, fne-looking man Of about thirty
eight years accompanied by handsome richly dressed
young OF perhaps twenty-five sought Mayor Col
lnss in Jersey City Saturday afternoon and an
nounced their desire TO be married. The man
Introduced himself Charles Coe and his companion
as Miss Sadie l.. Watts, both OF Chicago As 1t was
evidently an el0pemeut Mayor Collins made careful in
curry To satisfy himself that there objection to
the and then he performed the ceremony. IL
learned that the bride Is the daughter OF wealthy
merchant IN Caicago, by whom Coo is employed
Is travelling salesman. The couple
rcd their love making In secret
nutil 1t accidentally discovered by the young
wonau's parents VINO ordered her give up Goes
qusntance She was determines TO marry the man OF
her choice, and learning that Coe was about
70 start trip TO New-YOrk she
told him that che would start
earlier train and meet him in Philadelphia. The couple
met Ia that city saturday and came to Jer-ey Cay,
where they were married. They left TayOPs Hotel at
10 a. IN. yesterday return Chicago and beg the
customary parental forgiveness and blessing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21

ROBBING BROTHER VINO BEFRiEADED H1h'
Frank Reeve, who recently returned rom '"iee-
months tramn ont West. taken in by his brother
NJ No 2l2 Wson-st, Brooklyn. when he reached tins
CITY on Saturday Al m early hour yesterday morning
ti broth.r Woke ND and missed his vest which con
tsined a gold watch. n diamond stud aud a sum oil
money. lie found too, that, Frank his brother was
missing Shortly before daylight policeman VINO lan
How ara Dickerson of No. Isl fonrth-st. The stolen
nroperty was found in Reeves possession and he was
nckea up with his companion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
AN INSANE DRESSMAKER WITH 40 FRIENDS.

Maria Sachs, an insane dreSsmaker, wandered
away from her home, No. 80 East Fourn-sL. on Sat
urday night When found by a jlceman aud taken to
Bellevue Hospital said she had had nothing 10 eat
and shelter for days In small satchei when
shs carried found "A brooch, diamond ear
ring aud Sl3l 81. She placed IN the Insane
Pavilion ia charge Of DIR. Mildman No friends
called TO sec her yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
FOR THE IRISH PARLIAMENTARY FUND.

The subscriptions that have been sent 10 inc
Irish Parliamentary Fund Association have satisfied
On. mast ardent ishers of the cause The call for sub
scrIii on- was aeni ont November 81 la'. when te
aasocation was first organized aud ny IN Dtccmhtr 10
the total amount OF nancy received WHs ~ 700 ~
Among the principal EubscriJrrs 10 lie iGlb ~" Il chA
Otiornan and Richard :. Emmeii, Trustee T'.VVo
In0ene Kelly. 81 900; j. g. O'DsIuhur. FI.pdJ; l. -
Farrell 81 600 the Home Iuc Cup, b. j. i. F'Irl'
81 900; w X. Grace. 5000; J. j.. cri,nriDs, 800
Henry McAccman $500; Joan O'Stii. $1Jr: - Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21

contributions are specially icei from the public for IN,
GENERAL FUND which vii be divided among the Asso
ciated Hospitals on FREE OF sick
GIFTS may de,gnat however Tor any Hos al OF ths
cty dncudng sums led endowment Of bed. or or
bu inc purposes and nh gifts will Be da iorwI ned b.
the rca ,uret association the Hospital INDICATED by ths
donor -
METHOD, OF CONTRIBUTING:
J. Through the collections Churches on Hospital
sunday ami in the evnaspsu on Hospital saturday
> Through the Auxiliary Association as follows;
Dry-ioOls Trate-A W in man. Treasurer. 90 Worthst
Gig rand Tobacco Trade-Honry Rosenwad. Treasurer.
l45 Water-st.
pu, oil ami Paint Trade-A b Ansblcher. Treasurer,
- John-st.
EXPRESS Companes-James Fargo Treasurer Gj Broad.
way.
Book Trade Henry B. Parnes Treasurer, III Wnam-st
Wine and spirits Trade Kcnauld Treasurer 81
wa'cr-st
Printers Paper Dealers and Typo Founders-M. d. Wyn-
ko D.. l2l Futonst
1hrougl all osier trades ye oran eel into auxlr!e
every ami manu- establishment Of cons
ouence i'm me ~ ~ hope that these cases employers
and their Employees make this commoB ground %
charitable express on
5 rhrou III commit oe3 in all The exch ucos
l. Through IN, following Beneyol mt orders Mas'Ds
the Odd Fellows RIt Ere Of Israel keSher hd
RlrzcI sons Of Boa ann and Birth Aora.a m
. Through collection boxes At Elevated Railroad stAln%
I'm manu- actories Dlac,s OF puoic resort
Finals hr1u III moneJ s1nt direct 10 Nr Charles L3ner.
General Treasurer so % Nassau ST. 20 whom all money
however ,nrbute shou be IN checks 20 his order
riorsed 10 him before January - 1885, after which ~
mil report OF the collection Si be given through the paD!c
press. 49, ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21

iantic coast and Lower Lakes, which regions
brief cold rolled. In the Upper Lakes the tempera-
ture slowly rising again. Fair weather prevailed
the whole country. The barometer rose here, WIN
clear skies The temperature fell from $40 TO 26". the
average 267s7 being 23l2o higher than on the CORE
spending day last year. and 9' lower than on satur-
day
Almost stationary temperature and fair weather may
he expected in this city and vicinity to-day; warmer,
fair weather Tuesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
ANNIrERSARr or TIE Delta PHI At rA1R

NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 20 (Speciat The new
club house of Delta PHI thrown open last night TO
Celebrate the twenty anniversary OF the orgaRiza
ton OF the society Yale. 1t is superb building in
College-st Frederick Vanderbilt liberal contrib
utof to the building fund An elaborate dinner was
served last evening 10 the $50 members OF tho society
present Among them DR.. Thomas McLane, OF
Springfield K. =. Roberts, OF San francisco; Joseph
Dart NJ Buffalo, T. r. Dixon OF Brooklyn; all OF whom
we're among the original founders OF this chepter A. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-21
TRANSATLANTlC TRAHELLERS.

BY Oregon tCunardl from Liverpool Edward h.
Arnold H. AmseTick Rev. Dr. A. Beard James Coats
the Rev Dr. G. r. BarrOws Nce-COnsul Grove John II.
Cockbnrn ]. Cram e. l. DraytOD j. NJ. Edwards Baroness
ueyklnx Ltnil Koch. l.. Randall. ID. d. Mendes A IL
Pefcival. Captain Pill W II. sewei the Rev. b. Thwns
and colonel A. l. TOttenham.
Py Adriatic White star Liverpool J. D. Brown f.
Blake w. NJ. Calhoun, John Hawkes. DE- d. W. montgomery
and s. O. Stanton.
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tvoovrpvoH rIIANp FLETCHER.

BosroN, Dec. 20 lNprciah. The sudden
dc: Of ra.Goycrnor Eyland Fletcher. Of Vermont, IN
bennington yesterday mt the age OF eishty-siV was
moro NOT able fur ~ following that 81 the nonoscna
rin c1 Governor Hand Hal, Whch occurred '''I
Friday A.. WA "a native Of Cayendish, VT delegate 10
,t =, ,,u,i I,pubtc,n Convention IN 1856 Governor
~ X,rrolt from that year to lSJ-, when Inland lihH
,c.,l,t MIN member Of the Peace Congress carry ia
ISM ,uI Republican cicctor IN 1851 lie also hrid
ntn,r offices ~ trust. aui greatly rcspcci" Iil-
III nrf,r work Wa, IN connection with the Bennington
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