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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

,n.p,y IN all ass, a. GENERA Pos'rce as
''''"' TRANSATLANTIC MAII-r
wEpNEspAy . lPa III, sou,S.mo,sa a-,t. 1:
targ ,Is,n pr mus, h. drsrtea per 81 LaIs
ssapplemsn,aiy ioso a, a., 10 M, for Belgium
direct per .. Nooriiand va Antwerp "''e's must
, er 1Tyy A. a. m ior France Switzerland; Italy.
spain Portugal TURKEY, Eslp1 ann n'us" ,s ,.yts
Of Europe be directed per ~ ,ors s sns
i@r H,is s9. mus e' Be- directed per spasrn,
dam at 10 a m or ss',a Lam. ars ,r-it.a per cir
cassis ,. at II M 'sulpi'in.n."ry i-..o p NJ '''
Eufope. per :. = 'i.ucania VIA eA'ens'o""'
.p-,n,ss matter. e,c-German steamers sailing On
etc Tor Germany ana pc.ay ado $50 printed MAJ
1sr' S take specially addressed printed matter
etc Tor Europe American. 'unari ana ti.neh n 80.
when they are advertised to carry mail
,,.r the closing u the supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
mails named above additional Supplementary maiis ns
o sns German steamers until within ten
minutes OF the hour of sailing u steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.
wEpNEspAY-M p M Or In, n1s 1a,sn sa'r Ter ha'.
per Havana. at , L.. for Port DE- Pax and Aux
GaSa,yss must be directed per schlesnsl at p M
for Barbados and Demeraa per = = lai'si'"n
"A 1.applem.aIarS 30 , or Nassau y. p.
Ind, and S,naf0 De 'm M fr rcrnam6Sco santos yer
tstana d.tters for other parts 81 I,razii must Be
directed naaeoape via Marnque per Bordsau.
letters for vensz uea and curacao must De "'e0''"
sATTnB&S ;.,1,. Tor nH Psrna amt rS:
cosn,,S a n letters Tor North Brazil be ~
HcY rgrisn. Island a. d janaca sassna ana
Garrhasea per Allegheny at 10 a m Ssupp Isr
- srdanrose' 10 30 m for Csmpeche Chapss
Ts6a.CS and fs MsSo a SS for mas: be directed
per saiosa at Ig WHEN nor Ha letters r o, i.%
Sa srn'" o, }snesue rass Trinidad 5,'i,s and
bcmns at and ? uPs. iss"d sasHax co,,.,
si9s oH other Mexico must be directed Osf
Man. ss.s at this :. ,s sS s'I nc
Mai. 'r MsI s hts once s Dan Vs S m NAH
close a. s' .sS . 4s aGns. Tha sS.
unless 'T ss. inc: sH SaS at R.sssrsd mad
lose. at o p m. previous day
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
M4 s.o% no. cs s". 'ss S1 y
$50 m r Mn,i l closs her. daily 70 TO p.cs.s
sss SO Fl Fi.n Malls for H:'' ger As'''
'sD q, 5 Dss.m Sss s 70:
China CHR and specially sddrss,sd Snly per go
n'S.. ss a.": ns%..i s..% vss
Ssyer, close here daily January q a, $50
Malls for A",ras .sf'F via Earops, zeal.nS
Hawaii Pq and s c".e sss daily up to 1ansss
q. 's % Of % ras sS win British e. mali:
rranspseac mails forwarded to pc, Of sailing daily
snn ,ns OF their uninterrupted overland trsnsA
tRsss.srca mail closes at p y. p,s,.1 ~, dsS
r0''0''e' S'"1 ciixRLEs w. DAYTON. rosi~ass~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAYs FORECAST
Washington. Doc i5-The barometer has fallen rap
il,, from Southern gland 10 the Carolina coast
and storm Of great nsity Is central IN Hatieras
attended bv severe gales along the Middle Atlantic and
southern England coasts. The barometer has also
,,l.n over the Rocky Mountain districts. and risen
,li, ,br,uyhout the C-arai valleys. high
OF north Of the region and lowest on the North
c,r,ira cast Rain prevailed from the lower lake
rer,on southwark the South Atlantic coast Local
SHOWS are reported from the lower lake region ana 'hs
,.o,her Il. threatening arl cloudy In New-England and
a., Nail. Atlantic States The weather Is fair IN the
W., v.l,svs and thence westward Il IA colder gen
e,-,iv throughout regions east or the MISSISSIPPI
The indications that snow or slee VIII pr.saiI ~
I|.gi.rI ant York. The weather VIII be gen
H, - ,hrnughout the central valleys and II Will
ri,' ,, IN. Atlantic coast south ~ Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
THE PRESIDENT HAS FINE SPORT.
HE BAGGEp TWENTY EIGHT DUCKS YESTERDAY
AND WILL TRY HIS LUCK WITH DEER TODAY.

HE BAGGED TWENTY EIGHT DUCKS fcSiE"DAs
AND WILL TRY HIS LUCK WITH DEER TO-DAY.
Charleston. s. C., Dec ia dispatch rom
Georgetown. s. c.. says that President Cleveano
and his party pitched camp at Fords Point. winch
is at the southern extremity OF South Island yes
terday morning. and have been shooting ducks on
the preserves of General Alexander to-day He-
ports received this evening from South Island sta-
ton. five miles from the preserves. are that ths
party killed sixty fine mallards twenty
eight of which were brought down by the Presi-
dents gun deer drive has been arranged fos
tomorrow by General Alexander and captain W.
Miles Hazard.
From what be learned OF President Cieve.
lands plans. II is understood that he has come
here FOR little recreation ard for good sport, and
VIII remain until his wishes gratifed Inc
Weather Bureau predicts clear. cool weather for
tomorrow. which Will make It an Ideal day for
hunting.
Mayor Smythe has extended invitation TO
President Cleveland TO visit Charleston before his
return 10 Washington. and day the Rev. Dr:
Nedder. president OF the New Eng gland Society OF
Charleston invited the President TO be- the guest
celebration on Forefathcrs' Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
rUO SENATOR'S on TIE SICK LIST.

Ch,cago. Dec Ex-senator Warren. OF wyoming
:. .rto,,s,v III AZ the Auditorium Annex. The Sen
a,o arrived at the Annex last Friday on his way 10
Washington. That evening ne contractor eo''
which grew rapidly into fever' ihtefhA. co''p'ea-
W. ,uou,ng DR. Hammond called In on
So, and he found the Senator In serious con-
d,,,on To-day the Senator's condition was improved
49,. Nv Hammond says II vii. be at least week
80 senator Warren will he able TO leave the city
peIore 80 Goua Dec Ex-senator Alllsons Illness
~ 49, lar more serious than has been seheiaiy
ma hnown Ue IL not yet able TO SIT up except Ior
KNOW ~ 7, vii he some time before the Sena tor
EnU 1 lin anle IN occupy his seat In the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
NATIONAL CITY BANK OFFICERS.

Important changes were made yesterday In the list
n, officers OF the National City Bank. which leads
all the banks in the Clearing House In amount OF
deposits George S. Whtson was promoted from as
sstant cashier to cashier. succeeding the late George
:, u.eker Mr. Whiison has been with the bank for
,venty-elght years J. Ross Curran was made AS
s,stant cashier. He retired from the post or secre-
,arv ~ the Brooklyn Trust Company with which
"a al been for twenty-five years. TO take his new
III W A. Simonson loan clerk OF the bank. was
ode second assistant cashier NO NicePresueh' ior
L. hank has yet been named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
RrpJ4CJNG THE BRIDGE STAIRS.

Steps for the beginning OF the much-taiked-
scbene Of inclined elevator to replace the stairs
an tho BROOKLYN Bridge were taken yesterday.
when a gang of men were put at work at the
New-York end. moving platform will be built
as an experiment the middle stairway This
platform will run over rollers continuously. and
passengers for the cars VIII simply step upon IL
,.h,,e (, ia in motion, and, holding By handraii.
he carried 10 the upper platforms. The company
which has undertaken the Work has given bond
~ e 90 10 the Bridge Trustees that OF Its In
Lines will be In practical operation within ten
dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
AMNESTY FOR ARNENI4N PRISONERS.

London Dec l5.-"The Morning Post Will to-
morrow publish a dispatch from Constan'nope say
ing that the sultan at the request OF MonSisnoi
Ormanian the Armenian Patriarch. mas CONSENTED to
he granting Of amnesty to the Armenian conVlcts
and prisoners on condition that the Pdtfdrcha Mixed
COuicn guarantees tie future good behavior % those
under .. amnesty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
UrPRERT II. STEELE NOT GtILI1.

r,,o ,ur, In the case OF Herbert H. Steele. VINO
has been on trial before Judge Asphalt III 'ne
county Court Brooklyn. for severa' Gays c'''ls.u
-. 90 no. them brought I'm n verdict OF MOT
,'Itv" soon after midnight this morning me De-
tails Of the days proceedings are puo"'"'" o
Page 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

The first conference o. the winter series OF monthly
conferences held by the Women's Auxiliary Commit
tee OF the Charity Organization Society which are
10 be held on the third Tuesday OF each month ms
winter opened yesterday morning in the Assem-
biz nan of M. Unit ed Charities building. The Rev.
Or. Josiah Strong read paper on rhr Cnirches IN
the Movement Of the Times" Addresses We're mad"
nv Miss Kate Bond the Rev DR. Greer the Kew. Df
Schauffler and Rev Dr. NOr,E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
nr.r,rr.rD FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England. threat ming weather probably snow
or seet continued cold noi,heastefy "'huS dangerous
gales the coast
For Eastern York. threatening weather with snow
or seet. continued norhery winds, dangerous on the
coos, winds Of hurricane velocity near to and on the
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
,.,..,,, weather and snow or feet continued cold
n"rtL,rlX " nds the coast
tnr th. District " Columbia. MARYLAND ara |Isnia
srnv ar sl.e I'm the early morning followed % ciet hs
weather during the day with temperature ABOUT t'ee-
M Wrstrrn N.w-York and Western Pennsyivania,
.lnudy weather eli airing IN western fens''
yania during the day. brisk northerly WINDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
PASSENGERS on BOARD THE NAVEL.

cherbourg. Dec. l5.-The North German LLOYD
steamer HaveI Captain Christoffers. from Bremen
via this port and Southampton. for Ne"-forK' sdheu
a. 3 O'Clock last evening
.roro tho Messenger. aboard are Mrs. John Drew,
,r and Mrs John Drew jr., r. s. Andrews. HuD-
hard Psgenstecher. Miss May Gayier. Mss Hslen NJ;
Csrdner Julius OIeshe!meT. W. II. Hart, Nj. ana
Mrs. " X. Werdner. OF Ne"-iorh MI ""D "'
J. ID Halmer OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
4 FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO RETIRE.
SHOT DOWN IN THE STREETS

BARON DE COrRCEL. STATIONED ~ LONDON,
DECIDES TO ABANDON DIPLOMACY
Paris Dec 1.-THE Temps" says semi-oifcially
that Baron de Courccl the French Ambassador to
Grca: Britain has definitely decided TO abandon
diplomacy He viii not, however. retire from his post
until the second fortnight In January in order not to
impede negotiations now pending between France
and Great Britain.
RarOn De COurccl became VEL known - AInrrl-
cans IN 1893 wh-n ne selected "a President oi the
Tribunal II Arbitration settle the df'ultN between
Great Britain and the United States regarding me
Behring Sea sea. Fisheries He was born IN ls5'. ana
entered the diplomatic service In l>''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
DIR IAMES MIG. HrNN.

Altoona Penn. Dec. l5-Dr. James Mc'irh Bum.
one OF he oldest and best known physicians In this
part Of the state died suddenly at his home In this
eitv to-day lie was born AT Shippcnsburg Penn.
on January a. 1871 and WAS graduated from J'ncr-
son Medical College Philadelphia. when twenty one
years Old In 1871 he studied the eclectic system OF
medicine and for years had been president of the
National Eclectic Biological Society OF N"w-l orN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
Az ATTACHMENT AGAINST ADDiChS.

deputy-sheriff yesterday received an attach
want against J. Edward Addicks' OF Dover Dell
~. Zoo I'm favor OF Elias T. Abberly. for the bal
io' An, alleged to be due for decorating Mr..
ss,ors,s rooms in the Knickerbocker Apartment
1use at Fifth-ave. and Twenty -eigntn-st. Inc
I..uohment was served on the secretary Vi INC
xItnaicLerbocker Apartment House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
CITY GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

TWO representatives of the Brickayers Union
John D. Egan and John Donnelly. called Mayor
strong yesterday to urge that the appropria ton
OF the Building Department for employing inspec-
,ofs DC increased, so that could be appointed
lhey suggested also that an auxiliary force. to be
supplied by the union. be employed inspectors
ms II was said would insure a Independent and
netter system OF inspection The Mayors atten-
,ioh was called 10 the numerous houses OF old
Drick especially between First and Second aves
IN FISt-st, and the old beams and other old
t'iiai beng used In their construction. The May
saiu mat he would consider the suggestions and
communicate with the Superintendent Of Buildings
in the mean time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
1 Wouly DIES on A FERRYBOAT.

Mrs J. Murray. of No SOS kosciusko-st. Brook
lvn was taken i'll IN the ferry -house a; Eas,
Twenty-third-si. while on her way home from
shoppng trip 20 this city Yesterday. and died few
minutes later the fcrryDodt Oregon, from heart
disease She was attended by Or. j. T. Simpson. Il
No 40 Graham-ave.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
LORD CLIFTON

Dublin Dec John Stuart Bgi. sixth Earl OF
Darnley died suddenly to-day at his .ome clifton
Lodge Aihboy County Meath. He was siXty-nine
years OF age. He sat in the House Of Lords as
Lord Clifton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
ALEXANDER SALVINI DEAD.
THE ACTOR. SON OF THE ITALIAN IRA
GEDIAN TOMAssO sALvINI. PASSES
AWAY In FLORENCE

Rome Dec. 1J.-AeXander Salvini. the actor
died in Florence at o'clock this morning.
Mr. Salvini had been suffering for several
ronths with an organic trouble, and in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
WILLS FILED YESTERDAY.

The will OF May y. Schiefelin. who died al
pb,nebeck on November ~. WAS filed at the once
~ the Surrogate yesterday. Miss Schieff"lin wa
the daughter of the late Henry NJ. Schienehh' Il
a,uc merchant. She leaves one-nalt OF her s""i'
., hey fathers estate To her mother. Mrs Sarah
N Schisff,ln. The remainder OF Inc estate l. bNc'
- hr sister Mrs Fannie Is. :. CrosDt. Mis-
schiensliu provided in her will that If boih hei
rother and her sister were not awe AZ In. t'ie
of her death property was 10 so 10 IN -,iiVt
On SupaaV-schOOl Union ana In" ffesps ''i i"'
poari Of Foreign Missions. The executors are !hS0
Schiefelins brother-in-law. Ernest NJ iOspH a,i"
r. rou.iu Henry ;. Clarke. The VIII VIZ WI.
nsssed by : c. Ewing and c. \. Ewing hoth resi-
dents OF Alexandria, Egypt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

\ missionary conference under the auspices OF the
several Baptist missionary societies Wa heid yes
icrday in Calvary Baptist Church Al IN" morning.
session the Rev. Or. Henry VI Sanders presided ana
made an address and other speakers were me Key
Cortandi Myers. Of Brooklyn. the Rev DIT w e. J.
Rhoades of Brooklyn. and the Rev. Or. \ j. Row
land OF Philadelphia. ". NJ. lsdarS picsilcl al ih'
afternoon session. and the Rev. Dr W. H. T. Fauuce
Air. n Nj Waterbury,. OF Newton Centre. Miss
NJ G. Rurlottc. OF Chicago. and the Key Dr = VI
Ellis made addresses. A. the evening session 1T
r.mnco mo REV Or John HnmpstOne. OF Brook
ivn. and the Rev. Dr. H. {. MaDie. OF Boston
smoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Never let little childs cold run on" There 10
sure danger and perhaps death the end OF H. The
infantile organs always helped by DR.. D. Jaynes
Expectorant and tie little ones like 1t. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Alexander Walker. by his Will when was ''ou
., ,n ot5ce of the SURROGATE yesterday. leaves tht
ann, of s15V,O to bc invested in some trust com
many and the interest used for the Dehe"' o' i'''
sister Jcannette Walker. Al her death me P''i-
cinal will revert 10 the rcsiduary estate iie ''
~ s2,, j. left 10 The trustees o. Greenwood ''il-
sierv TO be used the care al" mann % "a
IN, decedent's plot IN that cemetery y Sun ,oi
- Given 10 Mary T.. Stewart. his siStti dilu
,sS1 10 his nephew, Robert Walker OF "AlV, ',
RI residue OF the estate Is given 10 Isa"oi," =.
- pn, siSter of Mr. Walker. the children OF Ms
brotber David Walker. and the children o. HIS Do
rhristiua Clifford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
LIEUTENANT EDWIN c. BrLLocI.

Washington. Dec. Eth" War Department was
Informed this morning Of the death Of First-Lieu-
tenant Edwin g. bullock IN Cavalry ar san Bcr-
nardino Rancho. Arz. from pneumonia. Ileut"n-
ant Bullock had been on patrol duty on the Mexican
border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

The Board of Estimate resumed its considera ton
OF the departmental estimates for 1891 yesterday
The Fire Department got a fire boat. which
VIII cost $4,000. II will patrol the Harlem Ship
Canal The Fire Board received s. 1875 1926 for the
ensuing year, 6c.41 increase over last year
The Civil Service Board asked for SIS 0o) for next
Atai nut this estimate down 5000
Inc Tax Department received POO more than last
year, or N,s20 The Finance Department got SGT =
100 an increase of $4,000 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
4 TRENfH COlNTTNG STEAMER LOST.

London De- 1.-THE French cOdsting steamer
Marie Fanny has been To-, or ne island Attorney
IN the British Chann. ana her crew OF fourteen
drowned.
The Marie Fanny Vas steel. rev steamer 81 ''l
gro,s tonnage She wa built 10 SUNDERLAND IN rs
and owned by DOrb.sny ana Faustn Fis. OF la
Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
-,,,, n,-pAvr ESTATE CONTEST n COURT.

l. a
Tho trial of a suit brought by Mrs {. H. NJ. f'oS'
a,strst her brother William ii. DIra'.'' io' an
ac,ounting on his administration Oh ''''
,beir father DR.. Thomas = Dui"''' va "NS
''-.ursa,. before Justice Slower, in the supreme
court DIT. Durant was Vice-pieSluc"-
,-,,io, pacific Railroad. and about 1870 organized
,ha Adirondack Railway Company. He became IT'S
urssiden,. and operated extensively IN Aufo"u"'N
20, ,,l his death at North Creek. I'm OctoDer
ss- m. ,,,fe and daughter and his son. William
- r,,,r.,, survived him. The daughter. Heiolse
!, r,urant who is now Mrs. Rose alleges 'hAt Hei
nro,har who became the administrator Oh NV
s,a,e mas not accounted for the greater part OF ]"
Tho mari in question not directly hei' y! -
Durant AT his death but Mrs. Rose ASSERTS u1'
49, BROTHER agreed verbally with her 20 close up
,,,s mar, NJ the estate for their joint 0eneht ana
d,d go realizing more than a million doiiafs' IN
defendant member OF the Metfop in,h I'm and
"a Inc Nev-York. Seawanhaka-' Orlhthldh an
Tarobmonf Yacht clubs and owns the steam !d.HSS
Tiowana. In his answer ne denies .s iin in re-
for mis- sister assumed any re- ,cos for
spect TO any transactions o'h'i IMAM '
Mrs Rose testified yesterday mat ai t t nel
fathers death she received t tso ~" month when
81 ssked her brother where this money came
from ne replied that II was none OF hes her in
In sss or 1883 her brother caIISu 70 So IA
Jondon and gave her s2pOOp. when ne sdl1 ndu
been deposited in her name by heI iatntt w es
she questioned him again about her latis .ars,ard
,s,e he Told her that she could not understand
bnsin4ss Later he told her that II he learned
that she inquiring INTO ms us M her income
~ss stonned Mrs Rose denied That she mao tNe
culsd power Of attorney giving heI orothe ea
bsr name Her allowance, she testified. was re
cuced to 800 in 1894. and stopped altogether
IN May 1856 She under so Mn Sy
Joseph II. Choate. who appeared Tor me 4eie'u
An; when the case was adjourned unit! to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

early part Of October his condition so seri-
Gus To give rise to rumor Of his death.
A few months ago Mr.. Salvini married Miss
Maud Dixon. the leading woman of his com
pany, who was at his bedside when he died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
Gurrial Notices.

4 lovely companion perfume NJ.
Nh ki l., % world renowned 'fdN Alie bi"s-
s,rrs ana +, rowu Lavender salts Az f'f ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

The Gas Commission yesterday opened the annual
bids for city lighting. There fourteen bids
submitted. of which eight We're from gas COM
panies and six from electric light companies
The bids will be tabulated and the contracts
awarded at the next meeting of the Commission
These the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
W iRRIEI.

sPRIGG-Dt'RYEA- TUESDAY. Dscember 49, 1895 James
cresop sprgg. r.. n Washington. -. e.. Niss
Grac" Elizabeth Dufyea. u Glen Cove Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
GASLIGIITS.

Candle Price
lamp.
Meisi"ch company -.................
No.Shach Company ................. double
WORK, New-Jersey and Clone
Con pany tnaphthal Twenty
fourth Ward AID city parks. ....... 20 Zoo
Northern Gaslight COMPANY for
Tw,n;y-fourth Ward except Kings
bridge ....................... 20 $500
Central Gasight Company @
the Iwenty-third Ward only
For three-foot burners ........... ., ~
For nVe-fOot burners. ..............
Nonkers Gasight Company. 20
ply Kinesb;idge only ................
Consolidated Gaslight Company. - 80
with WelsUach single a wear
Double a Observation-Disclosures.
Standard Gasight Company:
For thrre-fOOt burner. .............. - 1870 ;
For four foot hurner.............. ., Is -,
For FIVE. foot burner.
Equitable Gaslight Company. .......... - 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
MEETINGS AND ENTERT4INHENYS.

.rhese twin lights are used in Frfth-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Tribune Office Dec. 10. IA. m-The weather yesterday
NOS cloudy and cold II began to snow and siee at
nigh, The temperature ranged between 81 and 3s de
srees the average 2 degfees) being lis degrees lower
than that Monday and Ia lower than that OF the cor
responding day OF last year. ,.. 49,. -.
Snow O seet Will continue to-oay, Win hish co'o
north winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

4 farewell dinner was given for 6 ". Fooie ana
Charles Watts president and vice-presiden' re-
spectively OF the National Secular Society OF Eng
land by their friends OF the liberal societies In ana
,.ar The city at the Marlborough Hote. last night
The members OF the National Secular Society are
opposed to an alliance Of Church and state This
mas formed the subject OF interesting featuring
tour in this country by MI FoOte and MT Watts
both OF whom sail for home on the ST. Louis to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL cBSEKNAlioHS'

-, ,,.,, ,aurem continuous white line shows the
NC. IN pressure indicated by The Trihunes self
crding The dotted line rprerents the tenn
TO- .o,,r. IA recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

.,,..., ,,.,,., .tr-f;eruan steamers sailing IN
Tussi.rs Thursdays Saturday, take printed mater
etc for Germany ana spsc tally adoess+e p'lh ..
0th,r Eufupa. White star steamers
o Wednesday take specially addressed printed matter
w.. -, t,,tope American. tunaIi ana Ffench il'e
s..usr tax. printed matter. etc, for all countries i''
,.hI,, ,h.x ar. adv carry mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Foreign mails Tor the week ending pec"mne. ~ ~ v
-. ,,.,r,u,v IN all cas.sl the General foserce
follows >r,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

After The dosing u me supplementary I y
nils named above additional supplementary mas
nsnsa on the piers Of the American. fng.ish trencl
ana Herman and remain open UNIV VIM" VI
,,Ir,f.s ~ the hour Of sailing u steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST