New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17
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CITY ITEMS.
The METROPOLITAN FAIR.-On FRIDAY 'ho
Iedv managers will hold meeting on the ihn'"s IT,
tion when there Is doubt that the offensive Piopoo'
ton will be withdrawn, end the goods "Dsou w w
coee Of the exhibition instead Of being supoot 10 inc
rooor;es of ct npce viii be disposed Of at puthe anc
tion
DEATHS or CLERGyMBss WIVEs'-Aiio. Nv
lliua whitehonse wife of Bishop Whitohouse oi i"'"o
formerly Rector Of St. Thornass Chnren Al '"'' 49,
and previously Of 81. Lukcs, Rochester o'eu y"
IA, e,opine last nj Rochester where she was on Vs
The deceased was formerly Miss Bruen OF fer'h am
HOY Her remains will he inferred In BrooSy", ;" -
The wife Of the Rev. DIR. Taylor Rector oil Grace
c,nv.b died Yesterday morning Mt the Ree'ory' lne
oooosed ,vas the daughter OF Joseph Manigau'' 'oi
rnor,, a uromiuent citizen ~ Chareston y e. hcf III
III ,r,, ,oto Mace nom Grace Church On Thursday
afternoon.
Frypa.L OF FATHER AND CBILD.-lhe iuhe-
.,o,- ,orcc = seymour and daughter whose sudden
aa.,hs nero noticed in Yesterdays TRIBUNE ,ook place
ros,e,dov morning from tie Broadway tabernacle
cbnrch The Rev. Or. Thompson ofciated, assisted
n, tho Pev Mr. Cobb Of peekskill The choir, OF when
Mr. sevmour was the leader, sang with admiraDe o.
or, selections from Medeissohns st. Paul. Dr. lhoP
son delivered an impressive discourse ienaih8 '"'.
Mr Seymour was at the time OF his DEATH ehDer VI
pIvmouth Church, Brooklyn. though he had iof sono
time attended the Tabernacle as the leader oil tue
The remains Of father and child were eon''!cu 20
Peeksl III for iItermelt.
Rrrr's HEAp.-The close Of the beef cattle
market show ed falling OF fiom opening prices WIN"
although the highest OF the SEASON. are not az he u"
thew were in MAY 1885, and May 1914 though higher
now than We sec any reason for in the supply which
not very short one being over $500 head Tor inc weeh
with large proportion OF heavy bulccks. We estimate
the average weight Of teef at u cwt. making 80"
Of meat the average price OF which being l2c. per b.
makes s4 COO disbursed by the city TO the country 'n'
week for beef 1t Will be seen by tie report fthe mar
het thot Ave hogs are selling at very high nsnies
Sheep a,e not ns high last year by three cents
pound.
CotrNpIA CoLLaGE-STUDEyTs' SEMI AN
lsuAl-Ye,terday morning Wailaeks lheater wal
filed with large and fashionable audience at the SEM
Annual Exhibition Of the Students Of columbia ,olege
Nj. II. Floy acted as Chairman, the Rev. Morgan ID
made the opening prayer and HelmsmllleTs Band iur
ni.hed the music Among the more stirling aGIress.
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elias. nom by \ w. Cooke; Pniloe1an Poem-pon
aid Lorn BIZ Arthur p stuTges. a poem by Henry ID
lConwall showing up the seniors, theIr htDtS ul.'
freaks during college life, was applaudsd. Inc pro
grammo ives az foilowsi ,, Oh. AZ
Pre.iaents Address, IT. flov; Patriotism, caiene, ''i
HYDE, Bnrsl scene" March Of Dundee a Erest 20
derpool; Uprisns Of the People, WI A. Hooseri Amen
and Freedom Edward w. Mallory; ILeI-and VOW as
poen = W Cooke Three Old rrovcrb. flenci. p Nhs'n
Tn. Reign II Terror Howard ost.Thoudt Ibe Noitf- ~
t.r y k.e.tinei P.boosian foerl Henry b 'ofs".Il
Phlol.,ian Po.n-pouad LopATthlI L. htursesi MAIN
! MOI Al JOYS. ss described Mu,iehly by Becheor'
Ro,n RoppgRY AT THE CUsToN-I HOUSE,
bag containing g. coo in gold vac stolen from TIC
Custom House yesterday afternoon almost nom aIde
the elbow Of clerk who had just taken IN three bag
eon,alning s. 600 each 10 pay duties. The oAco wa
very mucl crowded at tic time by parties payns ul
lee Tie thief made good HIS escape, ana no uaVe
the slolen treasure has been obtainedGs yet
II UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.-Ih'
United States Marshal sold 800 barrels Of ron at pub
lie auction on Monday. Tor s27 per barrel The r'Sii
I'll was the remainder Of the cargo cf tie prize steamer
4 Alliance.
fsdvsrtissrnent.l
EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE THEN.-Tron