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DIED..

wife OF Charles G. Emery in the Beth year OF her age
Services Saturday evening 9th inst at $50 Clock.
at the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. c. W. Tracy.
Interment private.
isso Joanna E. widow Of the late MyrOn J. FfisOie.
Fqlera service, At ca.s e. the residence Of her
Interment at woodawn.
HoAGIAND-on Friday. December s. 1890. Joseph C.
Funeral services Monday at m. at his residence.
Interment private.
NORA, his home. No 20 West 1oth-st on Thursday.
December in the $50 year Of his age. James NOR.
Funeral seryces on Tuesday December H. at IL O'Clock
noon. the Presbyterian Church, on University Place
The family particularly that flowers b
oGpEN-on Saturday. December o. 1902 Caroline. widow
Funeral services will place Trinity Chapel
25th st. Tuesday morning December IL. at 10 O'Clock.
REYNoLDs-At GOldens Bridge. weFshsster County
II. Reynolds in the 5sth year Of his age $780,
Funeral from the Methodist Episcopal Church Goidens
Bridge Tuesday, December u, al ii a. m.
RHINELANDER-In Washington D. G. suddenly. on
Friday December s. Frances Davenport wife OF Fred
eric William Rhnelander Of New York q, Mon
day December II. at 1890 a. m.
RUssEI1-on December 9. 1890. Frederick B. Russell.
Interrnent Hudson. N y
sTARBUcK-At Mount Vernon. y. Y, December g. 1899
Helen Marie. infant daughter Of G. Fred and Maria b.
Starbuck.
Funeral private.
sTARRETT-or Friday December g. 1902 George star
ysera y se n VIII be held at BIT, late rs
Beech-at. Norris PARK Long Island. on Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
wAtIIs-At East Orange, n. j.. December T. 1892
Alice waidroa, VIE Of Hamilton Wallis
Funeral from her residence No 90 Prospecst East
Orange on sunday. December TO- al p. m.
CARRIAGES VIII be Brick Church station on Delaware
Iacawanna and Western Railroad, arrival Of train
leaving foot of Barclay and Christopher ss at p m
Interment at convenience Of family
Please omit flowers.
wALTER-Suddenly Of pneumonia on Friday morning
December n 1899 In the 59th Of her at her
resdence No East G2d St. Gertrude Cochrane Wal
ter daughter Of the late Rev William H. Walter and
Ellen Cochrane -
Funeral services a. her late residence Monday De
cemher II. at 1880 a. m
InierInent prlNate.
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ScBWEIGHOFER MAY COME ON TINE.

Mr.. Conried the manager OF the irving Place
Theatre received yesterday two cable messages
which give hope that Felix Schweighofer Will yet
sail in time to make his first appearance, as for
merly agreed Christmas Day. The first mes
sage sent by Mr.. Conrieds Berlin representative
says: "Schweighofers state of health greatly I'M
proved To-day physicians consultation In Dres-
den Hope TO sail Tuesday next December H.
A second message from Dresden says also that
Schweighofers health is much better, and that
great hopes are entertained that the actor Will
start In time for this country. The preparations
for the appearance Of the star are continued The
subscription lists for the engagement were closed
Yesterday and tomorrow the sale Of seats for SIN
gle performances will begin at the Irving Place
Theatre.
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DIR STUART B. CARLISLE.

Dr. Stuart b. Carlisle. Of Mount Vernon. who died
suddenly in this city on Friday night from heart
disease was we'll known in Westminster County
He was a member OF the Westchester Medical So
ciety and prominent In Masonic circles. Or. Car
isle was ffty-one years old and was born In New
York When young man he was employed with
Francis H. I4eggett Co. as n travelling salesman
while thus engaged he began the study OF medi-
cine and attended lectures In Bellevue Hospital
About eleven years ago he began practising In
Carlisle was Master Of Hiawatha Lodge. +. and
A. NJ Of Mount Vernon; He was also on the ned
who was a Miss Penfeld. sister Of Charles f. Pen
neld OF Mount Vernon. and one daughter survive
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLE7eS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the American Line steamship St. Louis Rad
clife Baldwin, j. De Pedro Baro, T. W. Crider
Assistant Secretary OF State: Casper A. Crownin-
shield, Commissioner to the Paris Exposition OF
1900; General Willis ]. Hulings Augustus Jay, Cap
tain A F. Kruger Count and Countess Racul
dOyley, Francis l. Potts. Richard Stevens Pro-
fessor Tiden and Benjamin Wood.
Othon de Markoloff and Louis Othon de Richter.
officers Of the Russian Imperial Navy, also
on board They accompanied by sixty Russian
sailors in uniform, who are on their way to Phila-
delphia These men constitute part Of the
of the Russian cruiser Variag, now being built at
ram
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9uerial Notices.

go a."
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
Madison Square South. New-York
"ABSOLUTE ART SALE"
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thurs
dav evenings next December 18th,
18th and 14th, at = O'Clock,
THREE HUNDRED
FOREIGN PAINTINGS
AND
WATER COLORS.
Mostly Cabinet Size Genre Subjeosss
TO BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE On
RESTRICTION BY ORDER OF
w. r. LAMORINIERE.
oN,FREE VIEW TOMORROW CMoNDAY DAY AND
EVENING.
THOMAS z. KIRBY. Auctoneer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
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CHARLES l.. IDE.

Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. s.--Chares T. ide. law
yer Of Syracuse N Y, died at the Hotel Rathburn
al an early hour this morning from Brights dis
ease. at the age OF forty-eight years. He was
s2d degree Mason and Grand commander OF inc
cr.nd roromanaerv OF the State OF New-York He
had been III for about year, and. coping 10 re-
eelye benefit from q winter in the so1,h left his
and sor. Ths hedy vas sant North this evening.
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urDGE L. K. FOSTER.

New-Haven Conn. Dec 9.-Judge f. X. Foster
OF Gainesville Fla. died at the hospital In this
o,ty Last night Judge Foster came North for his
health about a week ago On Sunday last his
Trouble became serious. and he underwent sur
eicsi operatiOn which caused his death. He was
6ftv-eight years OF age. and was son OF the late
Judge T. X Foster the head OF one OF the Oldest
families In New Haven He was graduated IN the
elias OF SO from Yale. ,,,, ,
At the time OF his death he was division counsel
,or the Plant system " railroads, president of the
Hoard Of Trustees OF the Agricultural College at
Lake CITY Fla and a trustee OF the University OF
the South al Suwanee. Tenn.
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WYNN REEVES sEwELL

Putsburg Dec (SptclaD.-Wynn Reeves Sewel
aQed fortv-four a retired member Of the Allegheny
County bar and prominent in social circles, died
this morning at his home In Ridge-ave, Aleshenyi
His death was due 10 heart failure. superinduced
by acute indigestion. He spent most or MS tline
in New-York and was member OF me Union
nresldent OF the Pttsburg Club. lie recently re-
turned with his wife from Europe.
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CHARLES SILGREANES.

Pbill,psburg n j., Dec. (SpeciaD-Charles Sill
ereaves a well known Democrat Of Warren Coun-
~ died here to-day from heart disease, hfty-sh
wears old He was a veteran OF the Civil War, and
yvss severey wounded at the second battle Of Bun
Run where he was captain OF eOmpany Is, lst New
Jersey Volunteers. He had been a representative
yrom Warren County In the Legislature
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DEWEY MADE DUKE OF MANILA"
INVITED TO NEw-oRLEASs cARNrvAI. AND Ex
Poets ATTEND

New-Orleans. Dec . (SpeciaD-"Rex" the well
known carnival organization OF New Orleans which
gives the day parade in course OF the festivities
which is considered the grand popular feature Of
the gayeties has conferred on Admiral Dewey the
title Of Duke Of Manila" and has invited him to
visit New-Orleans next Mardi Gras. Mrs. Dewey
thereby becomes Duchess OF Manila" The Ad-
mlrals answer came TO hand to-day. being 10 the
erect that he would visit New Orleans, n II were
possible for him to make his arrangements, ex-
pressing his keen desire to visit the Crescent City.
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OFFICES.

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AMERICANS ABROAD will find The Tribune at
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The London Office OF The Tribune convenient ptaos
leave advertise ments lad subscriptions.
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FEAR HE MAY HAVE YELLOW FEVER.

c. J. Grant, a passenger the Government
transport Mcclellan, which arrived in port Friday
night from Gibara. removed to Swinburne
Island yesterday by order Of Health officer Doty.
Although apparently suffering from typhoid fever,
Grant had also developed suspicious symp-
toms which DR.. Doty thought had better be sub
jected TO further examination. II is feared that
fay
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CHARLES sITGREAvEs.

Phllpsburg, N. j., Dec. 9-Charles shgreaves'
well known Democratic politician OF warren Couii-
., dIed suddenly at noon to-day He ifty-six
,,aars old and a veteran OF the Civil War. He
served As captain OF Company b, LIST New-Jersey
ReRimenf
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Sperial \ oiites.


American recently returned from Europe after several
yeara reaidence there will shortly and would
undertake commissions for responsible parties Address
JOTIN OVERTON. 80 East 9th St, New York city.
AT Private Sale. for few days only. seven fine on
Paintings by Henrette Ronner. COrEens and Brown.
CHARLES DREW, West 22nd ST.
No Christmas Table should be without a bottle OF DR.
seserts Angostura Btters the finest appetizer imported
from South America
Congress Wateri It's popular because It 10 health
full II has long teen famous for the desired results II
bslngs and fer the clean aftertasts IL leaves on the
psiAts, an intaaiits test q iw purity.
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IS degrees the average Ss dsgrees) being ~ de-
OF Friday and 81 degrees higher
than that ~ the corresponding day Of last year %,
The weather to-day will be fair followed ~ rain 'o-
night,
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAYs FORECAST.
covered the Central Friday night has spread east
ward through the Mississippi Valley. but persists In the
slope the British possessions
10 the Gulf has caused general rain over this ter
rltory and also from East Gulf states northvard to
the upper lake region. In addition there were SHOWS In
the middle plateau and rains the North Pacific Coast
sccompansd by lower temperatures 1t also colder In
the lower lake region. the Middle Atlantic States and
newfoundland Rain indicated Sunday from the Misss
sIpni Valley eastward except in Eastern New England
continuing generally Monday in the Upper Ohio Valley
the lower lake region and Atlantic States With these
latter exceptions. FAIR weather will prevail Monday
throughout country Il will also be fair Sunday
from the Mississippi River. il vii be Sunday In
NewYork the interior Of England and colder
in the Lower Missouri Valley and West Gulf States II
viii DO colder Monday the upper region south
ward through East Cuff States Fresh 10 brisk winds
%oy % sG1 I VIII bs e for S
season on Lake Huron after December H. and Lakes
storm signals will discontinued Lake Superior with
the closing Of tbs locks at sault Ste Marie
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
For Maine New Hampshire and Rhode Island fair
aav: warmer in interior: rain: possibly
snow in Maine fresh brisk north to east winds.
For vermont snow rain this afternoon and to-mor-
row: warmer to-day: north to east winds
For Massachusetts fair v eastern. rain and warmer In
western portion to-day. smorow rain: fresh to brisk
north to east winds.
For Connecticut. rain this afternoon and tomorrow;
fresh 10 brisk north TO east winds.
For NewYork. showers this afternoon and to-
morrow to-day except in extreme southern por
ton: fresh brisk north TO east winds ,,,
For Western Pennsylvania. rain to-day and pTobapy
to morrow southeastery winds. becoming fresh to brisk
westerly tomorrow.
day tomorrow rain; fresh easterIy winds becoming
westerly morrow.
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CONTENT ON CURRENT TOPICS.
MR.. ROBERTS AND THE CONSTITUTION.

MIR. ROBERTS AND THE OUNoIII II01'
From The Wikesbarre Record.
There are always to be found men In the CohgIess
Of the United States who plead the ConstltuILIon
more readily TO protect than TO prevent wrong. nc
There are a few members OF the House VINO 70:
other rushed 70 the delehGe OF t me
Utah Dolygamist Represent tive elect Iney IN
sisted that 'under the Constitution" the House has
no right TO refuse TO admit any man VINO PreSelIIS
credentials I'm the usual form prescribed by law II
the arguments Of these Representatives are souna
then the most notorious criminal in the land must
he sworn in IL he presents a certincate OF eiecuon
from the Governor Of a State. no matter by what
means secured or whatever crimes might nave oeeh
committed to obtain such credentials
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PRINTED MATTER, ETc.-German steamers sailing
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter esc for osSs.
parts q Europe american and White Star steamer:
Inas Enh snd % @ on r w
they re advertised to carry mail.
After Inc closing Of t6e
opened the piers OF the American English, French
Ten Minutes of the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. ETC.
from S NS sydney s2r St. Pierre pr
TUEsDAY-A i q. m complementary II 80 M for
letters for savana and Carthasena via Curacao must
Ss a pei beenon at M Jamsc.
per s;ssmsr from Boston -, ,.r,.,o. ,,,,
rhilsasphs at s:so m suppeSs,ntary 80 a M
cine I por. sas hS. via Colon
@ p9o Rs ss United at M
n s SEN JSe at r. % cuba 2 ehs and 6
peche Gettefs other parts Of Mexico mus! be di
P IsGia CITY wasSns6 At
other parts OF Mexico via T.mpico must be directed
[.S ds,'ss Of Mexico
NJ for Iamao s,I per Frna as e:
Belize Puerto cortez and Guatemala b directed
e, R'5%ssa e, r; sSsS;
Heshany dsttsis for Costa Rica must 8 dresssa
NJ, Tsis,. Per zps; a. i r. % ssssS
rsa:e San Juan i ts5 Nss;hs s's.
Mails Tor Newfoundand. BY rail- to North sydney and
by oss 'f here .s s @oSsas S
snd Fl sssardaS5 Mali: for Mqaelen rsa @ Boston:
Fla and thence by steamer close at thls ono. daily
S sShd SsHs and a @
az aa s Mod sSa Tuesday 0 and
1890 a. dhe connecting closes are on Tuesday and
sesss s for for spsssh f y s. s
s os s daily s a. aI Puerto S ss aS ms eT
rail- TO New orleans and thence by steamer cose az
say. or p als
ssff t Rs f s at S second @ day
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China, and Phl!pplns sanda
via San Francisco; close here daily at $50 W 70
Rs Nal. u.s. f0 Sfl'e China ,'I
' Bss.mS s sts n SSss here s' ssS
a.m Mary anal @ss, b w. sr.sss Ia.
San SAN FTanc nS close here daily go p .s:s
day q arrival Of IS csinpsnia due Ks.ieE
5 sSsa Is for and s'a ss ssg.
Francisco close here daily 60 up pscssabsr
z. ST dGaf9 pei Man: asss
via San Frsnslseo elose here daily a. go m up 70
BIRD Mails Tor CHINA and Japan . via vs1 ,ss
tspss ma ,H' must BE- directed VIA vsneouvs s
for SS ys s ss9 e. s'ss for Asss
Australia Mails FOR Australia except West Australia.
va San TanSl:c. hs~: and Fly sand: D D.s Tsa
s $50 Inclusive slSss n fore Ss Ss
c.as a nc ;'f on q q: ..p pus spA
ton Of their unintsrrSptsa overland transit fRssis-
tered mail 'ss 2 g. v PssyS sor cay po..
Postofnce New York n. Y. December s. 1880.
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
REMITTANCES.

One copy extra postage charged on the pAlLf
and TRI-WEEKLY TO mail subscribers In New-lorK CJ'
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Religious Notices.


AT SOUTH CHURCH Madison-ave. and esth- 81. Rev.
RODERICK TERRY. j. D.. Pastor-Seryices ~ II q
and 4 D. The Pastor will preach
CHRIST CHURCH. 7ist-st and Broadway, Rev d..
I & sHIPMAN Rector.-Nornng service at ii. Even
ing at s. Sunday school at e45 a. m
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 1855 wortb-st-y
WIN " BARNARD superintend Of song on
Sunday 800 Singing by ;he choir Of children OF
the institution. Public cordially invited Donations OF
clothing and shoes solicited.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Lenox-ave. and i22nd-H.-
Rev n p Nichols Rector. 100 m. Holy commnnioni
IL A. m. morning prayer and sermon $40 D. m. even
song D. m fourth sermon American Episcopal Church
The Critical Feriod; A Church Without Bshops'
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner sist.
,t-Rey HENRY N. SANDERS. d, D., Pastor. WIZ
preach. Morning servcS. II; afternoon. A:3o.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULrURE-sunday pecsns-
Der 10 1890 at IL 30 m, at Carnegie Music Hall cor
ner 57th- at and It'll ave. Lecture BY Mrs. PBFCH
WIDDRfNGToN OF London; subject The Moral issoeo
Of the War In the 1ransvaa All interested are invited
TEMPLE EMANUEL. sth-aye and ssd-s'.-suaaays
n 70 A M DR. JOSEPH sIfsvERNAN lectures - ''Hy'
poerisy In Reiisian-" An wsieonA
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ARMOR PLATE SENSE.
From The Plttsburg Dispatch.

Admiral ONelrs recommendations on the armor
plate matter signalize return to rational dlscus
sion The Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau presents
The whole question frankly and convincingly from
the demand for Krupp process armor TO the STATE
ment Of fact that none Of the European government
plants is In operation. A proposition to EQUIP thee
new ships with 15-lnch smooth bore guns would Iln
M audience anywhere The proposition to use any
thing but the best armor plate differs from the
other only in degree not In KIND.
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The marriage of Miss Olive Hooper Lunt sister
-. Ms \ Goldsmith, of No. S34 West Eighty
oiu.h-s, 10 Nathaniel Goodwin Manson of Boston.
MI nh AXE place on Wednesday, December 10.
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Invitations have just been issued by Mr. and Mrs.
william Efngham Townsend for the marriage Of
- aoughter Miss Gertrude Tredwell Townsend
thert, Tnonold Schmidt, jr., on Wednesday, Deem
70 N al East Williston, Long Island.
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rrom rhe New-orleans Plcayune.

From The NeW-Orleans IlcayuHe
II this be true OF the last election which me ne
pioayune" does not concede. as has been caiineo,
what Is going TO happen, now that the negro vote
has been reduced TO minimum The ficayuhe
does not for a moment believe that there Is any
ma iority OF the white voters opposed to the Demoe
racy but It IS convinced that there Is strong ten
dencv toward the formation OF a white opposition
10 the Democracy in the State and, unless the
state government at the next term shall be put IN
~ hands Of a vigorous and able administration,
there viii be much fear. The danger is too seri-
ous TO be pooh poohed
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REMITTANcES should always be made IN Postomce
money order Express money order draft on New-foK
City. II cash is by mall unregistered The Tribune
will not be responsible for It's loss.
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DAILY with Sunday. 81 a month. address changed -
often desired 81 30 for three months 70 Tor SIX moh'ns
$40 year.
changed desired 81 for three months; " Tor
six months; s. a year - =.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE (separately). 81 for six months: u
a year. Address changed often desired .
WEEKLY TRIBUNE issued Thursdaye, " q year: %
Mexico and Canada " " yees
including postage.
TRI-TEEKLY TRiBJ' Me- issued Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays. 81 80 year.
TRIEaNE ALMANAC for 1880. 70 cents O COPY
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POstOmce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
at time) - -.
Foreign mails for the week ending December 10 leyv
will promptly In all the General Postofcs
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing shown below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close at D. Monday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY-At a. m. for Europe per 8. 'Trave via
Southampton and Bremen detters for Ireland must Be
directed per 6 Trave').
WEDNESDAY-At a. m. supplementary a. ND for
Europe, per est. Louis Via Souths mpton tlettsrs
for Ireland be directed per St LOUISE st
1880 for Belgium direct, per 9. Friesland via
Antwerp Cetters must be directed per s. s. Fries
land): at IL a. m. supplementary IL 30 p. m) for
Europe. per r.. S. Oceanic vita Queenstown.
THURsDAY-At a m. for France direct. Switzerland,
Italy, Spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt and British
India. per $ 'Ia Gascogne. via Hayre 0ettsrs for
other parts OF Europe must be directed per s. g. La
Gascogne')
sATURDAY-At a. m. for Netherlands direct per O. O.
Amsterdam. via Rotterdam Qetters must be directed
per 3. Amsterdan''l: at a. m for Italy. per
Kaiser VIM. IT, via Naples detters must be directed
per G Kaiser VIM. IT); at l0:3 q. Supple
mentary IL m) for Europe. per S. 'Lucana, via
Queenstown.
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FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE.
DAILY with Sunday. 81 70 month. Addrsss changed
often desired. -.
DAILY Cwithcut Sunday, si44 month Address
changed often desired.
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..on Of this city, will be celebrated on Thursday
SIN At the home OF the bride. No. PA West Seven
tieth-st
oo the same day Miss Alice Maude Wing. daugh-
49,. Of the late Charles Tudor Wing. will be mar
IA 70 DR.. Matthias Nico IT,. at the home Of her
..Other at No. 100 Broadway. 1t will be
srnsu wedding as only the relatives and few
Innate friends will be present at the ceremony,
mum" however will be followed by reception.
M Wings only attendant will be her sister Miss
Milan Wing. Edward II. Floyd-Jones, cousin OF
Linz r,Sesroom will be best man. There will be
tse pshers Dr. Nico and his bride, after their
soneymoon trip; will take possession of their new
home i'm West Forty-eighth-st.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tribune SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the temper-
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
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Thu engagement is announced Of Miss Sadie Carr.
daughter Of the late William r. Carr. to William
SSnotth ir OF NewLondon, Conn.
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rAs marriage OF Miss Rebecca Whitock Brush
,a,,ghter OF Mr. and Mrs. Clinton f. Brush, Of
Montrose. \. j., TO George benjamin man Toye will
CCSnrch South orange.
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SOCIALISM IN MASSACHUSETTS

From The Buffalo Express
:, would be Interesting to know all The reasons
-, II % nnue onerated 10 bring about this unusual
lnat -. Tor SOCIALISM in the manufacturing towns
sHppsvniss cbusetts il is worth noting as n fact
OF sa, he a mere coincidence, that both Haver-
~hicn ~ t3,ockton are engaged principally IN shoe
mn nip That Industry has had It's full snare OF
hhhlHt. ,hias Possibly those troubles and the
asoy 81 Socialism could be connected 90 cause
and effect
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