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New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

ALDRIcH-on Friday December 81, Iso5 Fannie Howe
beloved wife OF Thomas bartlett Mdrich o.o,o.. =.
csi1aly sIai Baptist 'ir5 cHurcR. YES, 5Sth-si.
BAGG West sPrnghed Mass 5sssmSeT sarr months n Ds
ana 3 days WIDOW q Rienald 3gg l, VINO d,sa M f
T5cssn Si sseC coese IF Ry Who DF de Y@" IN PSI 0'''
Fansal on srnday at p m M bdi ' le tg m d years.
BURGESS Thursday December 26 Hannah NJ Bur
CESS widow OF Charles {. Burgess aged 80 years r..
dsfr: Gisnse H u" J saturday Decemoer ..
GoLDsMTH-Meye Goldsmith beloved husband "a Dc OF
Funeral from residence, Iothst $780, Sunday
1t is urgently requested that flowers be omitted
IRIsON-on December %, suddenly 9f pneum9Mna M ~; Mra
Fanerai arf' services r. On satGrday aeiaoon n:
residence OF her son-n-law David b. lr!son' IL west
LovE-on the 27th Eliza Love, in the 18th year
Funeral services at the Methodist Episcopal Church Home
92i-st Amsterdam-aye. On Saturday December -
sacs ss se % Invited Gs S ad Of Ge
LuDIOw-on Wednesday, December D. at her rssidsncs
No p East 24th-st. Elizabeth Livingston, widow OF
FnneSa nSwaT services ~ viii be held Pau Church. TvoI
i i 80 D; train oh 1h'%n's frUm New-yofE S5fi'''
MERRIHEw-on Thursday December 20. ls95 at his
resldence. 36 West 4oth-st New-fork City s'epne"
Funeral services VIII held the Church Of the Hssv-
December 80. at 10 a. M
scorEned into rest on Christmas m9rnIni scdss ma
in The 18th year his age.
the funeral at Calvary Church ith-aVe ana zis>sIs
Saturday morning. December Is, at 10 o'clock
South NSETaK M oS fPpn TRurssn R ssy:k Dsesm
Funeral on Saturday. December -. at p m.
5fdcr stna% RssS%'F ' Of No. 50 | wess
Noah /. Weeks. 81 years OF age
Funeral services a above address. Saturday, p. m
Interment al WOOdiawn sunday.
WEIIS-On Thursday. after brief illness Edith daugn-
ter of Albert Z. and Hettie A. Wells in the lSth year
II her
at residence Of her parents, SJ Joiaemoo.
St. Brooklyn.
Inteirnent at Westhamptoa. Long Island.
WHEELER Entered into rest, Suddenly, at Pough.
keapse Francis Brown Wheeler, ID -.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VOODRIFF-On Friday morning at 9l5. William Fai-
toute woodruff aged "a.
Funeral at his residence. Crawford. n. J.. MOa.
day, at y. M
The KepsfcO Cemetery. located the Harlem
Railroad fory-eght minutes ride from the Grand Centred
Depot. Office. l6 East 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
THE GAIETY THEATRE CLOoED'
ANOTHER OF THE SHORT CHAPTERS of -"
HISTORY ENDED.

The Gaiety Theatre, formerly 81 'a'"e' ~,
formerly Herrmanns Theatre formerly 80,
stader's Theatre. is closed again IL mas ~ ,wo
well this year. having kept open ana sN."
performances n day from the beginning OF ,no fter.
son till now but 1t closed suddenly ycsteiuy, Tor the
noon There must have been some reasv' ua,,sa bad
closing OF course but the fact that tnis aid he
not paid this year any more than IL ever bbn only
fore would not be reason enough, anu ~ ,r az I,
wonder should be that Il kept gong AZ n,,, I"S was
did marshal from tho Sixth Dstrlct Noud ad bovs
in possess on last night number OF men msdy mu Vas
ca me In tho evening with free tickets ,o,o.' ',on
likely 70 have any other kind and. indeen an mcLy
ager Of this house has always though. ,s n,, Tbey
If he could get people TO come on free tckets shny
naturally resented being deprived OF IRE ros.
and they tried TO tear down the ron ,,n,n.n and
the entrance. Tie marshal called poiice"'a''' ~~
the mob routed. - .ho man.
THE theatre has been this season unGer tne nan.
agenent of Alfred f.. Aarom, who mas III Ii,aaJ ,hot
plucky fight to keep i open. Nobody Eho"s VIE. na
Is the matter with the place. There are so,e
sons why IL might be regarded as observation-disclosures
house but none to account for II being 80 - M.
hcuousy unucky II is 1t Is said thas IL 49, ~ W
have a new manager II has been the custom; "ne. a..
ever the house lost old manager, 10 rela.o 70
history II has been done. however 80 many '"''~
that IL seems now no longer necessary
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
WHY MIR. GREELEY BELIEVED.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The article in the Christmas Tribune eh'itleo
..Thc First True Gentleman reminds me OF some
words Of Horace Greeley When the news OF the
,ire, hattie of Bull Run reached New-York. Mr.
crcelev was overcome by grief and anxiety. After
several davs his wife persuaded him TO accompany
her 10 nv quiet house in the country ArriVlng III
Ne morning he fell asleep in chair on the piazza
a nd ,yc induced him to retire to room, Where nc
cnfoved his first sound sleep Late In the afternoon
Will, waiting for the carriage to take him away our
fell religious subjects ana ne sdiu
in tho adct gentle tones which those who knew nm
ramnmher: MY friends sometimes ask me now !
believe I'm the inspiration of the Bible ana tel
thnm that no human intellect could ever nave con-
ceived such n being as Jesus. H. NJ ~
Rrool<lyn Dec. &C. 1850
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
WILLIAM II. RICHARDS.

william H. Richards died on Thursday evening
from paralysis at his home. No. 3l2 West Nine
teenth-st after short illness. Mr.. Rcnards was
born in this city on May %. 1885, his parents being
of Welsh descent. He plumber, having been
in that business for the last thirty years
He was a member of the Master Plumbers Asso-
citation and OF the PolOpolian Society. He had been
for a number OF years "A prominent member OF the
Sixteenth Baptist Church. of which he was a
trustee He had also been treasurer for the last
fifteen years Mr.. Richards was unmarried ana an
ony brother Edward. survives him. The funeral
will be held at the Sixteenth Baptist Church west
Sixteenth-st. near Eighth-aye, tomorrow at /
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
sNAKE-swALLowING BY SNAKES.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
s'r You report Professor Dtman as saying In a
raoeot lecture that "ihe notion that any snakes
swallow their young when frightened has been ex-
rIoded and all students or reptiles agree that the
t1ing $ impossible" AS student. ! should agree
with him Snakes are not marsupia!s. and have
70 pouches within or attached 10 their bodies IN
which to gather their young In moments OF danger.
As Il practical observer. however / must d. fer
with him as 10 his conclus Many years ago.
when was a youth OF twenty years, saw "a SNAKE
anout Two feet long swallow four young ones about
n,ne Inches Ia length II was country road.
and my eyes could not possibly have deceived me.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
D,ycJvc Oy THE uPSHTRE.

The First Division Of tho First Naval bat'aho"
OF New-York gave a dance last night on the spar
deck Of the batt.e-snlp Ney-Iiampshre az she lay
at the pier at East Twenty-eghth-st ABOUT o."
guests attended ard were received by Ileu'ehai.
r. e. Forshew who in command; i.ieu.enath. ~
f. n. Renwick, and Ensign James .icf trI@me' m A.: ~.
The Committee CT Arraneements, 70 Thg"p px,er - ter
the success Of the affair .asis'en o., % Dooey ard
D. ID. Hoag. while ". II. Hoas acted as "'''
director yv >,,Iiar
Lieutenant Commander @. e Aent, LientshMans nd Mrs
Commander r. g. French, Comm lnder ana siis'
Field lieutenant W H. Stait. Mrs J. L. BroWer.
Mrs. and Miss Wilson, Miss M4cFaTiahe' AASs
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
pycU WOUiN'S WILL.

poughkeeps!e. Dec. p (speciaD.-The Will OF Mrs
Iobn p Adriance was admitted TO prohate III tle
cnrrogato's Court here to-day Mrs Adriance ieit
an estate of sGlOO0O the bulk Of which is bequeathed
IN her six children Other bequests are as loho"S'
No ,ho second Reformed Church Of Poushkeepsle.
e. oea. to the Young Mems Christian ABSORPTION OF
ffS,,~cbk kcnrse 81 900: the Old Ladies Hoihe; OF
i,ouphkccpse, 900: to the Poushkeelsie ''p''""
House and Home. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

Professor Donovan and William Hart, ~ Y. A. c.,
Oakley followed, and made difficult shots
formed on flying rings. The mounted potato race
in 1:5s. with G. T. Morgan a good second. J. Ward
and j. Burke. y. y a. G., then performed some
daring fcats on the trapeZc. spirited boxing con-
test followed between Professor Donovan and Al
pheus Geor. in which the pupil Gii sood Woih;
The mounted pursuit and Wreste By members Ol
Troop \ was by E. {. Hoyt The melee d!
mounted troopers armed with brOadsWCrds was eH-
ctinc ana the contestants showed good horse man
shin The final number high jumping Dy
bloodel horses. IN which Frank Boards protection
ridden by Dick Donnelly. jumped q ieet incnes'
Charles Hart's Nu.can succeeded in clearing Feet
inches, and got the prize , - 30
c. l. Malcom acted chief usher. and was as
sister by Edwin Morgan, IT, Gourtlandt Hay, lay, IT.
Beckett, William !. Berg, Wilkie Satterihwaite' i.
Mcclure Peters and Joseph ) Nesmith. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sackett barcIay,
MIR ana Mrs Willard Parker Mr.. and Mrs DAVID
Murray jr Mir and Mrs. James Ewart Mr. and
Mrs GEORGE ". Hoyt Mr.. ard Mrs Thomas Stutges' &
Mrs f. - Burton Mrs. De Forest Manice, MISS
Mary Billings. Miss Herman. cyrus Clark; j. H.
i5ur;or Frederick Billings. j. Shcafe Satterthwaite.
Edward DelaNeld. B. r. Bayne. Of ms city, the
pcv and Mrs john =. Appleton Msges Marion ana
Lillian Narden. Nr and Mrs j. 4. kngsland. Mr..
ana Mrs. +. S Mardon, ar; ana Mrs. -: W, "oou-
on the cards OF invitations sent through the man
apDcarcd the figure of dashnS woman III lehciils
costume Ii is reproduced herewith lnasmuch as
he proceeds of the cntcrtainrcnt are deVotcu 70
Grace Episcopal Church. it would seem as II inc
skirts might have been slightly heightened
After the performance the participants ana DINERS
were entertained at supper by the manageneht
'rhis successful affair was in charge of committee,
Of which James r. Hay was chairman AlPheuS
(eer was director of the games.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
TWO NEW INSTITUTIONS WANTED

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. # seems to me the way is clear now ana the
duty almost imperative to start two new ana I'M
portant public institutions. Congress should AT
once take steps looking to the establishment oi an
international Court OF Arbitration The exlgencIes
of tho time make the movement opportune ne
othor and almost important movement, shoulu pe
on the part OF the New-York Clearing House lnfy
tional Clearing House. which is hoth pracucaple
and timely. These two movements would result III
saw. DlilNoitt' Ell" i'i-i''
New-York Dec &c, 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
iRUy ORDTRS.

Washington. Dec q (specaD.-The fol.owIns
Army orders hev- been issued Leave for SIX
months 10 take effect on about February D. win
pc mission TO go beyond sea. is sFan;ed 10 f'''
Lieutenant Edward p. Lawton, 18TH lniahuy'
Specia. order directing Captain Walter Il. r IsNs
CorDs OF Engineers to report by letter to the secrs
tary of the Treasury for temporary duty as Enghsss
of the XIIIth Lighthouse District Is amendeu "
direct him 50 to report fo- duty. second lieumSnss
ant William G.. F!tzge raid 9TH cavalry Is ae.aiSsa Sa
Service during the presen, term The extenslGn o OF
assistant surgeon, is further extended eighteen
days
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
GENERAL MEERSCHEIDT HUELLESEN.
Berlin Dec 27.-General Meerscheidt Hullesen
Of the Garde du Corps, is dead.
ORITI-ARY NOTES.

Saratoga. Dec. 27.-Captain James p Butler died
at his home in North Broadway this morning. He
was a lawyer. He was active in politics. having
served in county offices in both Saratoga and Essex
counties During the war he served, by appoint
ment Of President Lincoln, as Provost Marshal of
the Eighteenth District of New York. with head
quarters at Schenectady where he enlisted the first
coiored man that went from the state, and en-
forced the first draft made in New-York
Worcester Mass, Dec. 2l-William t. Merrheld
one OF the Oldest manufacturers in Worcester, died
here shortly after midnight this morning, In his
eiehty-ninth year lie served in the State Legis-
lature in 1856 and 1851.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
, BIG STORM IN THE FAR NORTHWEST.

Washington Dec. 27-The extensive storm which
peared tweny-fou hours in the extreme Northwest
has moved slowly southeastward and is central in
Manitoba to the north Of North Dakota. The pressure
has fallen rapidly throughout all districts OF the
Mississippi The lake storm has passed down the -.
Valley and disappeared seward the pressure
rising RAPIDLY in middle and south Atlantic districts
Higher temperature prevails In the upper lake region and
the Northwest ard decidedly the Atlantic
coast Rain mas fallen in New-YorN and New England.
Increasing cIoudness and indicated North
west accompanied by a decided fall temperature.
orally fair and rising temperature indicated
for the southern and eastern districts.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
D4NCE N THE TTU REGIMENT ARNORI.

An informal dance was given in the veterans
room of the 9TH Regiment Armory last evening by
the members of Company e. large NUMBER oi
the friends of the company were present Dancing
was continued until an carly hour this ming.
Among the women present were the Misses Meeher'
Barnufn, Shaw, Appeby Luyster, Dodger, NlrZlS,
Long Porter DelmOre, Robinson, De Mile, 5rophy
Norman. Wassar Bowman, Kennedy, Morgan,
HUI, Barrett, Ward Reisig Baldwin, Farrell Pain,
Barnard Hicks and Fox.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
OBITUARY..
NOAH L. WE LEX ).
New-Yorn, Dec. q. 1895.

Noah l.. Weeks. who died yesterday AT the nome
NJ his brother. BENJAMIN Weeks. No. 50 West one
hundred-and- thrt y-four.h-s, was born at hudsoh'
\ y in lsil. though most OF his life was spent IN
this city AT the outbreak Of the war ne enlisted
in the 9th Regiment New-York State Militia ana
was in several of its battles. Later he recevvya v
commission as lieutenant in the l32i 'Se"- loIh
Volunteers He came of family which Tor mdn!
generations have been builders ana nc was con con-
structures of the city He leaves WIDOW anu
yiving brothers are Benjamin and Henry c. Weeks.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

/ carefully examined the ground where me me act oc
cured and could find no hole as posslDle ieans n
opened It's mouth ard saw the young ed enter aso 40
contrarv m natural laws that did not tell the
story for ten years for fear OF damage n 10 ny ny
reputation for verac.ty. I told my story wheh tne
oestion Of the inpossbllity was raised In the col
nnns OF The American Agrculturst OF tnls e,,yi arG
The editor called for testimony on the SUBJECT an
received letters from fifty more corresponding
who had Witnessed similar feats on tne pur' VI
snakes when danger threatened their young, =,
New-Yorh Dec a. lS9o VI W. -
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
THE MUGWUMPs IDEA OF PATRIOTISM.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: \ celebrated historian has said that patriot
ism Is only another name for the WORSHIP OF
relies" II seems to me that the patriotic howl
now going on over the Monroe Doctrine confirms
the historians definition; and does not Dr. Jonn-
sons definition also nrd place: "Patrlotism-the
last refuge OF a scoundrel'?
New-Jersey. Dec. 25 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
DR. THOMAS HAMMOND.

Dover Plains. ~ V, Dec. q tspec.aD.-Dr.
Thomas Hammond prominent physician of
Duchess County. died Thursday evening after a
short Illness at his home in this place DR.. Ham
mond was born in the town of Washington, Decem-
ber 16 1892 and began the practice of medicine m
lA7 He was elected the Legislature in 1875 and
served one term. He Mason and an upright
man He leaves q widow, daughter of the late DR..
Burton. OF Fultonville. y. Y, and two sons-Bur-
ton a lawyer. in Lyons, y. Y. and Charles. IN the
War Department at Washington, d. c. The funeral
services will be held on Sunday at p. n.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
THE LAST or "HANSEL AND GRETEL."

The last Of the series OF matinee performances or
"HUnsel and Grete" will be given at Days Thea
ira this mornng at II O'Clock. The company will give
,he opera this evening at the house OF the Friend
ship club Il has been decided 20 continue Twelfth
Might" at Days for another week and to produce
Inc new comedy from the German, Two Escutch-
cons" on Tuesday evening. January T.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
THE NUTLEY GYMKAHNA CANES.
NETWORK AND NEW-JERSEY SOCIETY PEO-
PIE SEE THE CONTESTS

Amateur circuses outdone last night at
Dckers Riding Academy by the Nutley Gymkahna
games. and goodly number of the -Four Hun
dred' were pleasantly entertained by the members
of New-Jersey's upper ten." The first number OF
an excellent programme was an exhibition of wrest-
ling between Professor Hugh Leonard and w. II.
Page, jr.. both OF the New-York Athletic Club. DR..
Hammond n. Y. A. c., next fenced with Dr.
OConnor. Of the Fencers' Club, in japanese style.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

For New England. fair weather. light variable winds
becoming southcrly; warmer Saturday nisht.
For Eastern NewYork Eastern Penns lyana. New-Jer-
sey Delaware Marylard and District of Columbia fair
warmer; southorly winds
For Western pennsylvania and Western New-York, fair
and warmer; southerly winds
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28


Foreign malls for the week ending December 2s wp
close promptly y AZ STil at t"s M sIs as follows
sATuRDAY-At 93O a. IN. supplementary IL 80 a. m)
eF a praneS neS ys nda per la nSarsogns va
as for ene pn Of ESss @ %as S s
M for ESgs M s0sand. pSr drt p s SssrSsm
a a, II Rs;tena o. % lD eSrs must be objected per xnsier
Sam at ~ s;ts m tHs @ be directed PEI
After the closing OF the sqppemenary Transatlantic
Mails named above, additional sepp'-smenssry - mails are
German steamers and remain open until within ten min
MATS FOR SOUTH ;NSIrs ANS efTTEAL ETE AMERICA WEST
ss anG G Or aFsT DETER. Ps for Nss.S
Brazil ami la Piaia Countries mast BE- directed
p nJ for Fortune Island sanana and Costa
es SESs s;ssss es,ers for StSes part: e
a. FOR CAmpeche Chiaoas Tabasco. Tuxpam and
MeStcS and Tor cuba directed per sesurancsJ
rn. S'S % m iii o sr s%d "a
Curacao Trinidad, BritIsh and Dutch Guiana must Is
o SssseS Sounres 5 rrGs Gce M's per KSr F Prince me- for
p. for Bocas del Toro. per steamer from New-Or-
suNDAY-.,At $50 m. for St Pierre -Mquelon. ~
Mails Newfoundland BY rail Halifax and thence
for Mi9usSn n & n RAY & ~ s9SSa and thence Y s,s.mss
close this Office daily at 1900 M for forsardne s.
Ts%ps m sa M r Mseo Ss oytSns from rS
addressed Tor dispatch by steamer close this ONCE dsy
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS
Mails 10. Hawaii. per Z. Australia from Sam Pr>s.
CISCO close here daily up TO December - $50 D. r.
Mall tht Society Islands ship Tropic Brd sfrc5
San Francisco close here daily up to December a a.
$50 y. Mails for China and Japan. per o. a psrS
sdrom San Francisco, close here daily up 10 Januarv
at G,5" m Mails for China and Japan per Il 4
Victoria from Tacoma). close here daily up Dccsmhc
.2s At $50 p m Mail. for China and Japan tspscisly
addressed only. per = Empress OF India from Wan:
eouver) "lo'p here daily up TO December 30 AZ ~
Mails for Australia except those for Wsst M
traa which are forwarded Via Europe). New-ZeaianI
Hawaii. FIJI and samoan Islands. per s. s. AIarois
from ancisco) close daily up TO Janusrv
az G;o m tor on arrival at New-York OF a. Etrvv>s
win brltsi mails Tor Australia Mails for Auafroiis
teNcep. West Australia Hawaii and FIJI Island. -.
Warim1u from Nsnc0uver). close here daiIv -,
January an' up to January at $40 D. m ~~
'Resisterei NAL closes at 400 p m previous 49,
CHARLES w. DAYTON PostrScnea
FOs'oflce. New-york. Dec. q. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

Tribune ONCE. Dec. ~. a. m-The weather yesterday
was fair ana mild The temperature ranged ~
and 81 degrees the coss degrees) being ii de-
gees that OF Thursday and 1915 degrees higher
than that OF the corresponding day of last year.
The weather to-day viii probably be fair and warmer
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
NOTES or YHE STAGE.

At the Fifth Avenue Theatre last night perform
ance Of play by Richard Golden entitled Benedict
Arnold" was given for the benefit Of ST. Marys
Free Hospital for children The players were Henry
Jcwett Edward j. Morgan Clarence Handyside, J.
I-rancls Brien. II. A. Weaver Henry weaver, Jr..
Forbes Curtis Charles 4. Smily, Cnarles e. rag
Vincent Serrano Meryyn Dallas, Ernest Tarleton.
Julian Greer, Charles Cootc, Cccil hInSstonc,
Frances Hastings and Miss Maude Nenner
Many friends of the 7th Regiment attended the
performance Of "The Heart Of Maryland win
companv Il al the Herald Square Theatre last night
The boxes ana lobD.es were literally decOiateI WIN
reglmental ana National enlbiens
A benefit is TO be given at the Garr.ck Theatre on
Friday afternoon January 10. for George ;. Robin
son. an Old actor, who Is SICK ana III heen. Inc
orchestra will he composed of members OF the ST.
Cecile Lodge, + & A NJ, No J5S
1,igbt different theatre parties have taken about
o5O orchestra seats for the first performance of
..Eerdnand's Marriage Contract new farce by
coorce reydeau the author OF The Gay Parisans,
f.r fHt.- fllr 0ffgp
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

Rough Wintry, Changeable Weather, produces
Catarrhs Coughs Disorders Of the Lungs, &C.,
which Jayne's Expectorant promptly cures IL iai'o'
fully administered.
II bilious take Jayne's Painless Sanatve Pi.ls &c
Remember to-n)rro Hospital Sunday Hep
the sick poor with your church Offering
Dccrfoot Farm sausagcs cost little more. ees
al OF dairy fed pigs.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
FREE FROM PARTIsANsHIP


The bill 10 provide sufficient revenue ior the uOa-
ernment IL az free from partisanship az IL is pos
s,ble 10 make it, The.Ways and Means CommItlee
has done well In turning deaf ear 10 al PERSONA
ana sectional appeals and has presente'. Dlii
wnich seems entirely adequate 10 effect It's pur-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
TARIFF REVISION POSTPONED.
From The Waterbury Republican.

From The waterbury IepuD"c""'
rho Penuhlfcans viii revise the tariff when they
get simultaneous control OF the Legislative anu rA
ecuiive branches Of the government, Dut ~ 'I ~
moan time thev can adopt this measure. when VII
raise revenue while you wait but which has noth-
ing 70 recommend II OUTSIDE OF the Idct tIat ~ "a
IN Government inancierins
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
vR. GLADSTONE ON MS WAY TO BIARPITz.

London. lee. N-Mr. Gladstone. with his wife
and Other members of his family. left Hawarden
This morning on his way TO Barr!tz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone were In good health.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram n continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated by The Trlbunes self
recording The dotted lire represents the
perature recorded at Ierrys Pharmacy.