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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-15
THE CHARLESTON
Earthquake-KepOrt of the Executive
Relief Committee.
CHARLESTON. s. c..

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. 81.
Mayor Courtenay presented to the city
council tonight, preliminary report of the
Executive Relief Committee, showing S634,-
25S received BY them for the earthquake suf-
ferers and that the disbursements amounted
to S44S,ll9.
The committee says: The committee will
have repaired in all about 1850 houses out of
a total number of 1000 10 the city, at a total
average cost of about $3.50. Each (not in-
cluding over 100 houses at Mount Pleasant,
and in the vicinity of the city, and not in
Guiding contributions amounting to 500, 1888
sent to the Somerville committee) of the
balance of SlS6, l39 03, the committee will
reserve $50, 1903, as in their opinion an
ample sum for pastering and closing up of
unfinished business of the house repairs, and
will make a special deposit with the city
treasurer of the sum of Sl00, 900 to be ap
piled to rebuildi the city hospitals and
almshouse, repairs of public school buildings,
Orphan house, Ola Folks Home and other
charity expenditures for the poor.
The News and Courier estimates that the
total subscriptions to the Earthquake Relief
Fund will amount to about SSl5, 900, leaving
the loss of over S5 500, 900 BY the earthquake
of 1886 and the cyclone of Aug. 1885, to be
borne by individuals, corporations and the
government.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE BILL.
How the Eastern and Western Roads
Feel About 1t.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA.
The presidents and general managers of
the various roads in this city widely differ in
their opinions regarding the new interstate
commerce bill agreed upon by the Senate
conference committee.
Eastern managers are outspoken in their
opposition to the new law and declare its
adoption will bring utter ruin upon railroad
interests in THE country. They allege that
existing railroad pools are the simplest and
most practical means by which unjust dis
elimination can be prevented.
If the proposition to make charge for a
short haul the same as for a long one pre-
walls, it will revolutionize the traffic of the
country as it would stop competition betw ee n
railroads and water ways. The shorter lines
would obtain the business and it would have
the effect of increasing through rates. They
think that the only thing required to solve
the problem is to pass a new lygslizing rail-
way pools and enforcing the maintenance Of
tariffs established by these pools.
The western managers are more conserva-
tive in their views and are inclined to look
more favorably upon the proposed legislation,
thinking that tair and reasonable interstate
law will prevent more onerous State leRisla.
tion. The only exception they take to the
proposed law is the provision making the
charge per mile for short hauls the same as
for long. They think the adoption OF this
provision of the proposed bill would inflicl
great injury upon all lines,a it would enable
the water ways to mOnopolze traffic. They
think if Congress would leave out this pro.
vision and give the rest of the conference
bill a fair trial. it might result in doing away
with most of the evils now complained of
enable the railroads to maintain fair anG
reasonable rates and avoid the necessity o.
maintaining pools and efiecting combination,
for mutual protection.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Mayor O'Brien Re.eIected Mayor of
Boston The Vote on the Licease Ques.
ton Very Close-Other City Elections.
Boston. Dec. IA

BosroN. Dec. IA
With one precinct missing. unofficial fig
ures for msvor give O'Brlen %. 1893, Hart
1887, Mcneil, 8 $50 The vote on the H.
cense question is close, but no definite figures
can be given for some time vet.
LAwRENcE. Mass Dec. Ii.
This afternoon the mayor and aldermen
began TO recount the votes for aldermen IN
the four wards, aud for councilmen in two.
In precinct Two discrepancy of 80 votes was
found, BY which the republicans were gain
ers. The only maIerisl change is the elec-
ton of n. H. Holt, rep. over John Rusby.
dem. by m jnriry OF 81. The returns of
the precinct officers. election d.y. gave kus0y
majority OF 4. Fhs gives the repub leans
control OF both branches of The city govern
ment.
KEENE, n. H, Dec. IA.
AT the city elections today the republicans
elected Asa Smith mayor and also elected
aldermen and IL councilmen. rhe demo-
Gratis elected alderman ard councilmen.
small vote east.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. IA.
The city votes for license 5S07 10 47l0 and
elects Samuel Winslov. rep., m4yor by a
vote of 5Sll TO 500l for Jonn Thaver,
dem The republican adermsnic ticket is
elected and the republicans elect s of the II
"emoefs oi tue common council. omen
worked at the polls all day tor the no license
ticket.
BosToN, Dec. IA
In Salem John RAYMOND, rep. is reelected
hy vote OF 2425 To 1919 for Barstow, dem.
The republic have maj jIrity in both
branches If the city government. The can
didates elected were on the so called good
government ticket which was formed without
regard to party politics. The license vote
was Yes, 2l03, No, 1917.
LOWELL, Dec. IA.
The democrats secured a victory in the
municipal elections today. Jacob &. Abbott,
dem. was reelected mayor over A. b. Plmp
ton, rep, and w. w. Sherman, pro by a
majority of 82l. All of the aldermen
are democrats. The democrats elected II
and the republicans ~ councilmen For
schSol committeeman the dems. elected and
the reps. candidates. The vote of license
had majority of 554.
NEwBURYPoRT, Dec. IA.
j. Otis Winkley, citzens candidate, is
elected mayor today over VIM. Ii. Huse, in
dependent, by majority of 1870. The alder
men and councilmen ele cted are on the non
partisan ticket. License vote, Yes, 1899 No,
1872.
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ia. NAME WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 15 1885,
THE MCQUADE TRIAL.
1t Goes ON Despite the Story about the
Juror.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA.
The story made public this morning., tha
Jacob Rosenberger, the ninth juror in the
MeQuade trial, is a friend OF JJhn keenan,
anu Is on terms of intimacy with doodle
Aldermen Farley ani Shlels. created consid-
erahle excitement about the District Auor-
ne,'s Office. today. The District Attorney
and his assistants, TODAY took stfiltvi,s re-
gsrding the matter of Rosenberger's friend
snip 10 John Keenan, and tie boodle aldermen.
These statements will be presented 10 the
court, perhaps this afternoon, and it is ssni
that further evidence is To be procured be-
fore the matter is finally passed upon.
Before the trial was proceed, d with this
morning Recorder Smith was made fully &C
quaint with the f.cIs brought out in regard
10 The 9th juror, sni his honor ordered the
case 10 be proceeded with After a long con
suitation between counsel on the other sIie
and the r. corder. the McQlsde trial WAS re
sumed. John LOTUS was the first wit
ness. He formerly lived in the house VITA
aud occupied by Mclaughlin; in 1854 WAS a
member OF rsmmsny hsil genera commit
tee OF the 10 district, of when McLtugnin
WAS chairman in the summer of lsS4 H.
had never seen any meeting of aldermen
there.
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What True Merit VIII Do,

The unprecedented sale of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup within few years, has astonished
the world. Ii is without doubt the safest and
best remedy ever discovered for the speedy
and etiectual cure of coughs, colds. and the
the severest lung troubles. IL acts on an en-
tirely different principle from the usual pre-
scriptlons given by physicians, as it does not
dry up cough and leave the disease still in
the system, but on the contrary removes the
cause of the trouble, heals the parts affected
and leaves them in a purely healthy condi-
tiou. A bottle kept in the house for use
when these diseases make their appearance,
will save doctors bills and a long spell Of
serious illness. A trial will convince you Of
these facts. 1t is positively sold by all drug
gists aud general dealers in the land. Price
70 cents, large bottles.
0rt1d2 1 10 rahukv
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MAINE NOMINATIONS,
A Batch OF them sent to the Senate by
the President.

WAsHINGTOS, Dec, IA.
The President sent to the Senate, Tuesday
the following appointments
Charles b. Morton, to be CO mmissioner OF
navigation.
Edward Gushing. to be collector of Gus
toms for the district of Belfast.
John Cousins, to be collector of customs
for the district of Kenuebunk.
Samuel ID. Leavitt, TO be collector of Gus
toms for the district of Passamsquoddv.
Joseph +. Moore, to be collie ctor of Gus.
toms for the district of Wsldoboro.
Thomas J. Douglass, 2nd, to be postmaster
at Bridgton.
Joshua A. Goodwin, to be postmaster al
South Berwick.
Among the other nominations were the
following:
Jesse b. Caldwell of Indiana, to be deputy
second auditor of the treasury.
Lawrence n. Buford of Mississippi, to be
deputy fourth auditor Of the treasury.
Alfred f. Lewis of Pennsylvania, to be
deputy fifth auditor of the treasury.
Hugh A. Harolson of Georgia, to be dep
uty auditor of the treasury for the postnffict
department.
Daniel Magone, to be collector of custom,
for the district of New York.
John McCsfferty, to be collector of Gus
toms for the district of Alaska.
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CRUELTY ON SHIPBOARD.
Serious Charge AgaInt the Captain OF
n Bark.
PORTLAND. Dec. IA

PORTLAND, Dec. IA.
In the United States District Court at Port
land, Tuesday, Hugh MrGlven, Lawrence
ONeil. John Burns and VIM McNally, sail
ors on the bark NJ. & f. Cam, which arrived
at Portland from Buenos Ayres last Fridtv,
complained Of extreme cruelty by Capt J. R.
Durpee and the second mate and boatswain.
Only the captain appeared in answer to the
charge, the other two having disappeared
The seamen testified that the officers kicked
bruised and maltreated them during the
voyage, pulling them out of their berths
when too sick for duty, rupturing one and
giving another internal Injuries so that he
will have to go to the hospital for treatment
One sailor, Edward Sparrow, was so badly
used that he jumped overheard, soon after
leaving Buenos Ayres, and was drowned
The sailors say they were forced on the bark
at Buenos Ayres and threatened with death
if they resisted. They were locked in the
forecastle until the vessel had left the port
Damages are claimed of $500 by the first
two; OF 5000 by the third, and Of $50 by the
fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-15
THE TARIFF QUESTION.
A Conference OF Some OF the Democratic
Members Held Tuesday Night.
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
About a dozen democratic members of
Congress held conference tonight at the
rooms of Representative McAdoo in the
Riggs House to consider the tariff question.
A numher of other members sent word that
they were in full accord with the understood
object of the conference, but were unable to
be present. Among those in attendance were
Representative Randall of Penn, Green and
Hitchcock of New YORK, Warner and Foran
of Ohio, Martin of Alabama, Norman of
New York and Wallace of La. After dis.
cussion of about two hours the following
propositions were unanimously adopted:
First-They stand opposed to entering upon
consideration of the pending Morrison bill
Second-They favor reduction of rev.
enues at this session so as to prevent the
accumulation of surplus in the treasury. but
insist It shall be effected by some measure
which shall embrace the repeal or reduction
of Certain of the internal revenue taxes.
Third-They favor an immediate change in
the administrative features of the existing
tariff laws separate and apart from any gen.
eral revision of tariff.
Further conference will be held before
Saturday.
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wINsLOw.

The winter session of District School No.
Is has just closed after a successful term
taught by Mrs. =. E. Reynolds. She also
taught the summer term of the same.-Mrs.
]. W. Drummond, who has been an invalid
for number Of years, suffering from partial
PARALYSIS, fell from her chair last week and
broke her right arm. She was attended by
DR.. Howard George Dustin has taken a
number Of colts to break this winter-A boy
living with Mr.. John Tyler Of North Vassal-
boro was kicked in the face by horse, while
be was riding to Winslow on a coal team. He
was standing in the forward part of the sled
when it occurred tie had very marrow
escape from losing his eyesigbt.-Mr. s. T..
REYNOLDS has purchased farm in Norridge
wock and will move there this week.-Tbe
store of Simpson G Spsulding, in which is
the post Office, was discovered to be on FIRE
Monday evening. Prompt action prevented
a serious confagration.
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Oct2d&wlynrchwky


Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest bv sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth2 If so, send
at once and get bottle of MRS. WissLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHrso.
is value is incalculable. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
1ammstion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. WIssLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHEe il pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the Oldest and best fenale nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents o bottle.
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GENEROUS REQUESTS.
Richard Perkins Leaves S237,O 900 to
VaIlous Institutions.

BosToy, Dec. IA.
The late Richard Perkins of Boston has
made the following bequests;
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology,
100000.
Museum of Fine Arts, $50, 900.
Boston Society of New Jerusalem, $685.
900,
Massachusetts, New Church Union, sl0,.
900.
Young Mems Christian Association, $40,
600.
Woman's Educational and Industrial Uniou
Boston, $4,000.
Perkins Institute and the Massachusett.
Asylum tor the Blind, S20,0 900.
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear In
frmary, $4,000.
Baldwin Place Home for Little Wanderers
q, 900. Making . total Of e237 900.
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WRECKED BY A WRECK.
A Crew Saved When Starving and Freez-
ing.
PHILADELPHIA, DE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA.
The captain, nine men and one bov, the
crew Of the brig Garnet, were landed at this
port, last evening, having been picked up at
sea by steamship Goldsboro, from Norfolk, in
an exhausted and almost frozen condition.
The brig Garnet was bound from the port of
Trinidad, Spain, for New York, with a cargo
OF sugar, valued st $4,000, and, during a
dense fog on Sunday morning, ABOUT o'clock.
she struck the wreck of the English steam
ship Brinkburn on Fenwick's Island shoal
and partly filed with water. All hands took
to the boats, the vessel having been thrown
on her beam ends when she struck and the
water rushed in through the holes made by
the irons. The brig then drifted off to the
southeast, and the crew experienced great
hsr1ships until rescued.
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Favorably Reported.
WASHINGTON. Dec. |

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
The House committee on public buildings
and grounds today ordered favorable report
upon Representative Milliken's bill for the
sale of the site of the public building at East
port, Me-, and appropriatiug 500, 900 for the
purchase of a new site on the water front and
the erection thereon of a new custom house
The report was submitted to the House by
Mr.. Mlliken aud wa. referred to the COM
mittee of the whole.
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The Case Goes Against Them.


WILkEsBARRE. Pa. Dec IA.
The jury IN The Cous ngnam shaft disaster
case returned verdict this evening, in whIch
they charge that the uwntrs of The SHAFT have
violated the nine laws If the : ate, first, by
failure to provide proper system of vepuls.
tion IN the shaft or nine; secondly, not keep
ing the pump tree from rubbish and third
not err, c,ing a proper barrier across the ,n
trance in which the gas exploded. They tur-
ther fad that Thos. O'Brien came to his
death through the negligence OF the company
in the particulars above stated.
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An End TO Rone scrnpInx.

Edward Shepherd. Of Harrisburg. ILL.,,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Btters, / feel it 10 my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had q
running core on my lex for eight years; my
doctors told me would have to have the
bone scrsped or leg anputated. used, in
stead, three bottles Of Electric Bi,ters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve and my
leg is now sound ond we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c.
per box by Devine G Coughlin.
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WAsHINGToN, ID,

W ASHTNUTUN, IIVV III.
The House committee on foreign affairs
TODAY completed the consideration OF the Dip
loma,ic and consular appropriation bill The
bill appropristes for the salaries OF diplomatic
officers and miscellaneous expenses OF foreign
intercourse, s642. PAS; for salaries and con-
t;noent and miscellaneous expenses of consul
lar service. (including appropriation for fixed
salaries. Office rent aud contingent expenses
ot officers row paid by fees) Sl,o29.66O,
making a total appropriation of sl,67l,9o5.
The total appropriation for the current
v.ar is 81, $50, ,065, made up OF s5s5, 1865 for
ainlomatic and s760, $50 for consular service.
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IiarbOr Improvements.

BANGOR, Dec. IA.
A meeting of the board of trade was held
this afternoon at which Major j. A. Smith of
the United States corps of engineers, was
present and the needs of harbor improvements
for Bangor was freely discussed. Tomorrow
Major Smith, accompanied by the business
and examine that portion of the river free
from ice.
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HALE's HONEY is the best Cough Cure 25 ror., ~.
6LESs's SULPHUR SOAP heals and beautiLes 25e.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER Kills Corus & Bunions. 25e.
HILLS HAIR q wHIsKER DYE-Tlsck & Brown, SOC.
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DROPS cure in Minute. 2sc.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure, soc
lan27teod&wly
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Have you these dangerous symptoms,-
cough, pain in the side or breast, fever, short
breath, night-sweats, tickling, rising or sore
ness in the throat, ,diarrhes, nervous debility,
At once Adamson's Bontanic Cough Balsam.
dec14d&w1w
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Burglars at Work.

PORTLAND, Dec. IA.
Burglars at Yarmouth, last night. broke
into the town house and blew open the safe,
but obtained nothing. They then went to
the Grand Trunk depot and blew open the
safe. getting Sl9.
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Boiler Explosion.

EvANsvILLE, Ind, Dec. "A.
A disastrous boiler explosion occurred this
forenoon at Chas. Hofferbirth's extensive
saw mill In the western suburbs of this city.
Three forty-foot boilers exploded wrecking
the mill, killing Frank Poplin and wounding
A. Heines, the superintendent and six other
employees. Forty-oue men were working in
the mill.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Chicago rroauce aarket.
CHICAGO. Dee. "a

CHICAGO. Dee. "a
rLoUK-quiet.
wHEAr-hrmer. No. Chicago spring. 7sls7el.
CoEN- at 36i.
OArs-at 70
RYE-quiet; 81
BARLEY-fYm 63l
PORK at II al II Is.
LARD n 0 10 III.
BULK MEAr-Shoalders, 4 %; Short r5b, -;
Short clear o.
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Coopers ON a Strike.

CIscINNArI, O., Dec. IA.
Eleven hundred coopers of this city and
Riverside stopped work today because
.c.le Of pricss prepared by the workmen.
Efforts have been made during the past two
xeeks to reach an agreement but al have
failed.
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Meeting OF the Spinners' Union.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. IA.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Spin
ners Union was held tonight
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popular brand Is sold
everywhere In ten-cent
pieces, and once you use
1t, whether going among
the cannibals or remain
ing at home, you will
never be without 1t. Man
uf2tured by the Wilson
s. McCalIay Tobacco Com
pany, Mid,lletown, Ohio.
Call for the " Happy
Thought" and take no
sther. Sold by grocers.
a n
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hang onto all tho qolds Kin git. and be in fine
order to stay TO dinner, In case was Invited, with
out forming part Of the feast" Willie this story
about the cannibals may or may not DO correct, We
would say to any WHO contemplate a trip to the
Fiji Islands, it would he well ( stock up with tho
Happy Thought" wave line plu, tobacco, which.
by the way, Is the best chew in tile world. This
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new York Money Market.

nav lOHk. Dee. II. Is
Money on call continues easy at 6s2d per cent
Prime mercantile paper at ta5 per cent. sterling
Exchange continues dull and steady at $50, a. ~,
Government bonds dnll and steady. Railroad bonds
active.
The following are the closing quotations Of 80
curities:
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NO. 295.
Brighton and wstertown Live stock
Market.

Reported for the krnnebec Journal rer the week
Ending Dec. 10.
d'aosaf Of Lire Sfock at Market
osttie. sheep Lambs Swine. Hsrses yeals
$50 s,olo 2l,oQs $50 sls
Nassber .f-sm Maine.
Sheep&
>,., Cattle Lsmos. Calves. Horses. Swine.
haine STOCK, Isl oQe g. "a 90
Prices ef Marsst Beef
few choice a., s5a A, so. extra ss :, srs, ,,.,,
$6,0o $S sc: second quality Al a, q a. ~ rh',;
quality. 81 oO q $3.50.
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Aaine Stoek at Market.

tdiHe Irdhc By Maine Drorers.
We taxi u a m tier of wisdom on the mart of
Maine iarmr not sending in their Chrtstmas cattle
this week pretty goo show al that kind oi stock
WaS a. market amongst the western herds, iixht
shatt, hkei smoo Il becVts, some weighing lSQ0
ihs. 10 bullock and not AN out about them Oae
iot oi 20 head wers nutiotd and auother lot OF 20
hesd' lh,re VIII tunes through the winter when
there wi be iuQ ltrirs for fancy Maine cattle in.t
walt your time. &. Libby sold good cattle to
dress lSOo ID. head. at &c u. ~. &. II, Merrill
weight 900 lb' AT s9S: pair do girtLIng 8 T.
10 ID, 27uo lbs, AT %; twoyesr old store htifers
-" and s2i. IL ardwell sold steers weigh.
ihg 2hO To-, at .c live. W ". Hall sold ~ tie
u dle's 90 lbs. each, a &c pair OF ?u caitle,
weight 90 ib'., AT sl2a Il. Eldridge sold beef
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BY TELEGRAPH,
EATHER KsrGRy.
ihe'cations tor the Next "a Hours.

Var Department.
oiiice of the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, ID. c., Dec. Is =, A. NJ.
For New England. fair weather; followe d
oy snow or rain; southwesterly winds. be-
coming variable; slightly colder.