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Hsrsh delivery sold &c which the closing psa
no other sales were reported.
pEoysioNs. Receipts Ill bbis pork, ~ do. bssf 30
cut meats i42 do lard Tbs market for pork
put holders hrm In their pretensons handing
sss for new and SIS Is thin do FOR future
% mere were sold 800 bb at S2S for March and Se for
apra and May Live hogs quoted at 9Sc. 101to
~ iInc iIInmoH 70 prme Dressed were duh and heavy
1srd 80 Tor western and l24c l2s<c for city
usless u AZ Mc nac,hs latter price f,r prime steam:
bacon was steady and sacs 100 boxes Cumberland
~ Long clear was quoted at Axe. 4ac and short
changed small sales within the range OF l0<c.
l3c Tor dry saed and picked llc 141zc.
ior pekea hams Smoked shoulders quoted At 31cs
ior plain and extra aso 200 within range
$24 % VS. Tor prime and 33S q 1S3 for India do.
Beef hams dull mt 3aB u 49,.
RICE.-carons quiet but unchanged In value Email
sales were made within the Of 6c for comn0n
to choice.
sYEps,-Linseed was dull at at ~ TH gold, duty psid.
STEARINE.-The demand light and we heard Of
sales Of consequence Prices steady i4c l4Ac.
SUGAR.There only moderate buaness II
reduction from fgurea which holders refused 70
grant The sales $50 bhds 1t 9c sc for Cuba.
Refined of sale and prices continue TO favor buys
&c. .na yellow ie ,se ws . good
refining, gac aHc. fair TO good grocsry 9$c IeAe;
prime 70 choice grocery, I0Ac. loAc centrifugal hhds
and boIes se ilc moassss hhds and bore. sc ssc
SIC 9.c-; do, 10 to H. 9fc l0c do Nos ~ 70 N
0c lie. do, Nos is to ls l1s<c 11dc do, Nos 10 e
~ l2sc l2sc; do white l2c !sc Porto Rico-Rsnnins
TALLow-The demand was moderate and prices were
af fa Isl SS: #ih an improved demand
prices higher The sales $50 bbls ssc, -
for patent and ~ q u ol Tor State and Western.
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whea, rather active, though were rather
easo os was sa and 81 % was asked. me sales
Hss s S,Hs, 81 M s
cred; 81 IA sSi Il los choice No: MilSautee Il
lor State .pring ST sS slS. sn,sr Amber winter
and precs were nominal at ssc Il FOR State and western @
Corn was quiet but steady The sales about 10000 bush
sse alc Tor white Western; Oats nr.n, ,ho
state SIC ssSs for White Ohio and &C. 5sc for jersey
Mee mey Of sase e e M eny o s
~ Tor gnads o. barley malt there were sold 1900
The DUH the offerings continuing
light aud rates were heavy and lower in some eases The
far inquiry for petroleum vessels which were dacul, OBJ
81 s sea Il M hs a pa D I Ssss
fssa s.a At sSs Go Gn..s : ssss %Ss Sh' q 70 s e. 70
1r Ts sae co bag. & s9nss o,s, on yne terms
Ayras and s2s 10 Rosario; brig 10 Venice win sos
sn"a 4 3 Dss o 4 rHs1@s ~ @ 1s e h q @
bon with 200 bSl- peroIeam Al g. 3D. and trepor,ed brig
cloth ,hsre further s sale, Of 2i9o e9es
market ciosas strong prices OF bass 40 bales 70
HSsr wss S'ns no sale. OF We
fpSs @ do and aanoos @ s?a & ao as S Soad s do s
hors. There was but Lille demand and that entirely
me- rasi
mssh saos eso. Ss L % sfs
iAy-Th. demand was fairly active aud the receipt:
sfsf i ri %ss.s ~ %s y 's
quoted at VI VI TO- and short DO Al Wc y voc
this article tho market was still duh and
heavy The demand light being only Tor Iobbng
lots and sell any extent holders would have been
Obliged concession from tbs quotations
pended The sales ~ hbds. Porto Rico private
terms. We quote Old Cuba centrifugal and mixed. 26c.
2sc do 2sc 3ic old Cuba clayed 2sc. 3cc ne
37c 4Vc. Cuba muscoyado s9c 45c Porto
Rico, 5Jc 2tsc.; New Orleans, CSC. "A egc.
NAVAL SToREs-Jhe market for spirits tnrpen,ine
du there being demand, except for johbng lots, Hold
however,, quite frm in their views demanding 46c.
being held 4bc sales 10 bpls. 4oc. 46c. Rosin
Strained fair demand for export, but
al lower prices, while the other grades
Jun and freely offered former figures
The sales l5oo bhs strained private erms
posed at &2 81 U21 aud 40 bbs IN ot-) At 81 % 81 40
Tor No = 81 % SStor No. and So 5 20 for PALE We
Quote c:-straincd, 81 $205, No 2, ~ IS x200, No
~ 70 W 75 pale, ~ U.s. eItra do anu window glass;
$5 asa Tar was dan aud We heard OF no sales; VIII
minrton quoted al ~ 60.
ofLs-L,nseed selling In small lots at SIC sic in
casks For Wholesale lots pricca wercower 900 gallons
were sold a, BIC. Other kinda duh and
piices.
PFTRoLTrS.--The business in crude in bulk was very
light there being but lit demand but holders
In their views, though prices not quotaby higher the
market closing AT lac. n 4,ac. 1he only sales We
beard OF we're 500 bbls at Hc. Crude ia bills was OBJ
anabe at lsc but there demand nj thai price,
dem light from all and holders were gene
rally anxious to realize a. the improvement noticed IN our
last report. The sales 2sO1 bbs at &c at which
there sellers M the close SC0v bills n bulk were
sold at 22c. Jobbng lots selling nj yc ySc thc
latter price for primo white. kaphtha wnsJul AM nona
ioc 0Ac In Philadelphia the market was dull he ~
creased nSmness Of ssss obecains business Tor
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THE STOCK MARKET STRONG AND ACTIVE.
The upward turn In the stock Market, SO pro-
nounced on Saturday, led TO fairly active move
menJ throughout the list today, the 'buIls taking
hold with considerable courage for the reason that
they suspect the recent hcayness and decline In
stocks to have led to the formation OF very general
ana extensive "shortn interest. The dealings
in Northwcsb common feverlsn and ex-
cited, the price rising to 72s6 on the appre.
hensi0n OF corner" 1t will be renem.
bered that wnen gold took its tumble from 100
to llot4, the bull clques loaded up with
stocks. Some Of them have since unloaded and
gone short inducing the street to initiate their cx-
ample. The result has been decline from seven to
ten per cent in the Northwest stocks and break OF
about ten per cent In both the ST. Paus. These are
the more salient instances OF the decline. The easy
condition or the money market enabled the original
bulls 10 hold on throughout 1t ALL and 1t Is open
question now whether the market has not been over
sold by the 'beor" cques and the outside operators
One prominent .'hearn party are now making most
desperate EFFORT to their Shorts" Somc were
unscrupuous enough to resort to a strategcm which
IL reported In our police columns elsewhere. Lake
Shore ana Rock Island, next to Northwestern
were the features OF the day. The market at the
close was animated and strong. The following re-
cord or tho highest ana lowest prices will show the
character Of .he market:-
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EilO0KLEN COURTS.
saC0sLYa ClIY COURT.
Alleged Breach oil Promise OF Marriage.
Hefore Judge ThOmpson

Alleged brcQcn Oi PromlNc OF M0fr1lkes
Before Judge Thompson.
Marietta DfcIeTSon Us. Wtttfhm e. Flslds.-Tne
PLAINTIFF who IL a preposseSsing young woman ap-
p9rently some twenty-five or twenty-thsee years or
age, brings suit 10 recover $4,000 damages for an
alleged breach OF promise OF marriage by defendant
n seems tnat the lady was employed as housekecper
by defendant widower with three children. and
the allegation IS that he proposed to her, was ac
Cepted, and nxed upon the 10Th OF December last
the happy day. Some time after the alleged pro-
m,se, however, his affection for piaintin diminished
ana, as claimed he refused to be man or his word.
Mrs. Dickerson feels aggrieved to the amount OF
$4,000, which she hopes an intelligent jury VIII
give her. The defence is general denial. Case on.
Suit Against Life Insurance Company.
Catherine Koe,ges Us. The guardian LIE Iasu,-
dnce Compony-Paintr sued the Guardian Life
Insurance Company for $4,000 yesterday and re.
covered verdict for the full amount. Her husband
had policy on his lie for the above sum In the
company, ana during hts illness sine went to the
ONCE OF the company and paid one Mr. Hawley,
agent for the company. the premium on the policy.
The defence was that Hawley was not authorized to
receive 1t.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.nas, Five o,C,o,L p M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Marcn 2t--6 7. N.
CorFiE'io quiet but held for full previous hgurcs
sncr reported or Santos about $500 bags shep
hsrders wsre disposed of on private For
scripons the market dull, but unchanged.
CorTos.-Wih free offerings and scarcely dem
the market for this staple dun ana heavy, prices
recedei about lc. ID. Soe holders however,
disposed to operate except at Saturdays closing rrices
sales were 7S7 bales dnciuding Is to arrive) of
which 675 Tor export and 2l2 for spinning
offerings being fair heavy The sales
folowsl00 bales basis low middng for March at 2 400
ssc, 200 do for june at 2sc. 400 do do. at 2ajfc,
average iddlng for June at c and date Saturday 100
bales bass low middng for May a 22c. Weappsnd the
closing
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C0Mal0N PLsaS-SpEclAL TeAm.
| The Legal Tender Act--fso!d or Greenbncks.
| Before Judge DAILY.

The Legal Tender Act--so!d or Grcenbncks.
Before Judge DAILY
Joel Us. Hrscltaeld. is the first time that the
question OF payments in gold OF debts antecedent TO
the Legal Tender act has been raised. The action is
foreclosure OF a mortgage which fell due IN 1862.
The plalntifr now claims tnat the mortgage must be
paid In gold. Defendant claims that the mortgage,
being payable In 1862, and not being then demanded
and Interest being afterwards accepted III green
backs. there was waiver OF the right to gold, or
rather renewal OF the debt after the Legal Tender
act. IL was further suggested that 1t might not by
the time OF the sale be OF any practical importance
whether the payment was IN gold OF greenbacks.
The Court accordingly directed the referee to
report again to the Court before distributing the
money, and meanwhile the Court postponed the
question.
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DYFWoOps.-Ihere was 2 heavy moyement IN Jsmaica
logwood, which held the close B0 eod 1900
sold at $8, gold. We heard OF busners Of i'm
portancc In other kinds which, however, held with In
creased Hfmness.
FLOUR AND GRAiN.Recep,s, 1891 bks nour 800 bbls.
ant 800 bags meal 3 700 bushels wheat corn,
b d. oa The -four market ruled dull and heavy though
prices without decided change The sales about
5cO0 bba Southern hour quiet but steady in value.
Sales $50 bbls Rye nonr and trm with sales OF
$50 bbls Corn meal dull and prices heavy
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH o. ls7o-TRpLE SHEET

with the sample ana tnar they were "dyed In the
wooin and ihen 'speck dyed" In order TO cover the
vegetable specks. Case still on.
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Personal Notes and Observations.


Girls are employed in the San Francisco Post
once.
Both panels Of the lady jurors at Jardine are a
perfect success. This Is the panel game In new
shape.
Marx Twain has been interviewing an internal
revenue ofcer. It wasn't Bailey. The question Is,
Has Bailey given leg baileyf
The Norfolk Journal says Purgat0ry has produced
two considerable men-Davy Crockett ana William
9. Brownlow. Purgatory is the name OF village In
Tennessee.
Charles 8. McClenanan, Matthew Kelly Wilson
Small and General J. Hobart Ward, OF TINS city, by
invitation exemplined work In Scottish rite Masonry
in Rochester last week.
The Rochester Express states that the Sir Knights
OF the Monroe Commandery visited the residence OF
their venerable brother, Prelate ADeiard Reynolds,
on Friday evening last, and presented him with the
photographs OF the on1cers or the Commandery
or 1868, which were enclosed In handsome
frame. Mr.. Reynolds is eighty1ye years OF age and
his name appears on the books Of the order IN 1920
Hon. Mr.. Prosser, . Representative In Congress
from the Fiih district OF Tennessee, has publicly
nounced his determination to appoint colored
youth to West Point. Representative Mccormick, OF
Arizona, 1t IL said, will recommend an Indian as
cadet ana delegate from Wyoming declares he
Will appoint woman. West Point bids faAr TO be-
coIpe very nice place for poys and girls Of exct
able NmpcramepI
The New York herald., 1870-03-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Judge Hardaway, or Georgia; Judge Merrck, Of
Phiadephia; DR.. 9. winship, OF New Haven; Or. J.
II. Bedel, or vermont General G. J. Stannard, OF
the United States Army; Professor Gardner and
Colonel X. Mason, OF Washington; Colonel 4. f..
Child. or Chicago, and Rev. J. r. Williams OF Ten
nessee, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Governor W. r. Marshall. OF Minnesota; Major J..
X. Knapp OF Auburn, and r. ID. Shipman OF que.
bee, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Paymaster Tuttlc, OF the United States Navy; W.
G. Fargo, OF Buffalo; Captain w. p Henry, OF the
steamship Mississippi; DR.. George $. Nelson OF
Boston; Hamilton Easter, OF Baltimore, and Warren
Webster of the United States Army, are at the
Astor House.
General Hodges. OF the United States Army and
G. J. Dennlng, OF Danbury, are at the Coleman
House.
Colonel J. G. Bennett. OF Syracuse; Henry Blake
or Boston, and J. r. illsley OF Philadelphia, are at
tho Hoffman House
Colonel J. L. Alien and f. o. Tufts, OF Boston; p.
Gardner, OF Washington, aud II. ID. Starkweather, OF
Troy, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander w. X. Wheeler OF the
United States Navy Lysander Strickland OF Ban
gor. Me aud Charles Ii. Bass, OF Charleston, S. c.,
are ut the Irving House.
Captain 7. A. HOLSTER OF Hartford, and DR.. Z.
II. Ripley, OF Mobile, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
J. d. Sturtevant, Of Boston, ana A. p. Sturtevant
OF Norwich, Conn, are ct the st. Elmo Hotel.
J. Ii. Fonda, OF Detroit; J. II. Houah, OF Cincin.
natl. and W. T. lockwood, OF Chicago, are at the
ST. Denis Hotel.
George A. Pope, OF Baltimore; Addison enid, OF
Boston, and r. Hart OF Rochester n y. are at the
Everett House.
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Promiuent Depaytures.

DR.. T. Wright, for Philadelphia; DR.. Astor, fo
Washington; ID. X. McCArtee, for Syracuse; Z. E
Waters for Balumore; Colonel GorofY. for st. Louis
General II. A. Barnum, for Syracuse; A. Van vech
ton Tor Albany, and Captain Dobbns, for Cleveland
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OSCILLATION OLE DIAN roRnEs


The installation of the Rev. John Murray
Forbes d. d. as Dean Of the General Theological semn-
airy OF the Protestant Episcopal Church took place last
night at tho Church Of the TrausGgur1lion the Right
Rev, Samuel A. MoCoskry j. D. ID. C. L.. Bishop OF
Michigan presided; other e!ergymcn present wcro the
Rev Joseph Price. D. D., the Rev. william O. Harrington.
the Rev. Dr. Morgan. &c. sc. Tho evening services.
which consisted Of prayer singing and tho reading o.
portions OF scripture commenced at "A p IN. The cete-
mouy OF installation followed The Rev. Dr. Pucc,
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees OF the seminary pre-
seutcd the keys 81 that Institution 20 tho Bishop pfcsid.
ing. Then the Eov. Mr. Harrington, Secretary
OF the Board of Trustees read portion
OF the minutcs OF that body. showing tho nom
nation and election ~ tho Dean and tho order for
his installation. keys then formally delivered
Udng thus: II now put Into our hand the keys ~ the
Institution. the emblem ~ your authority, aud know
well thrv viii never be furnished 30 your hands" Tho
Rev Dr. Morgan, behalf 81 TIE Trustee addressed
the Dean saying that js election 10 tho high aud im
portau Office marked hy Singular unanlmy, and b.
gratifying expressions % approval from ~ parts Of to
viuroh The Doe" next addrcssed by Prof Nnion.
behalf Of the Faculty The DCHu tiffs'f 'hau asau
ed the pulpit aud delivered a mastery address,
In which he considered the present p0sot oi tho church
aud the dangers that besct her Tho sum Of bis advice
wa I'm times Of confusion and trouble safety Hes not in
seeking new lights bat iu following The Old paths Adj
here the Church and her teachings, asserting the Tg
OF private Judgments only where God leaves fcc
Jhe congrc CATION very large Tho professors aud
mont stood up only when the cwly-inatacd Dean
addressed them After the ceremony. which over
shortly after 10 o'clock the guests retired, by invitation
10 the rCctOfy adjoining.
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TIE CITY GOFERNAENi

THE FISK PAVEMENT-THE HON. VILLA"
SEWARD.
Soon after the Board of Aldermen met, yes
terdov a resolution was adopted that inc S.ces eo
missioner report to the Board OF ms earnest
onco all the facts now In his possession or ta' ho '
he able 10 ascertain relating to the FISK cohere'o
mont I'm Ffthayc particularly the authority iIt Irp
ia navement: the cost per square yafu VIII t nJ
,te auiount OF the work; Mt whose eSpGso ta a. In
now heinR removed together with such olno ,o he
his Judgment may be advantageous or H..it -
known by the authorities and the people OF for
Resolutions were also adopted that lhe faos
cole. for taxes aud assessments IN $500 sha ~.
at the rates allowed for similar service III leyy ~ ,he
dew Martin be given $500 for the loss OF horse III ,d
North River; the Western Dlspebsaly 10, h soi 90
bldren s1 600 the Evangelical Lutheran Chureh soi ~
Ia he Rsfor,ned Dutch Church No Harlan, sllby ~
Fifth.ave n was voted, shall be paved Win Sthio"
pavement from WashinStoh-squaTo W ii'' ~ -
and the Board adjourned - -. ,o,, onoucb I'm
The BOARD OF Assistant Aldermen was long enough ~
session Yesterday TO vote that parts OF huoo, Va
streets shall be paved with Belgian ana otner ,
AMI that 81 Thomass Church be given S2tsy H. auu ~.
Chnrch of our Lady of Sorrow 81 "a IL was hso No'Su
bnt fhe street Commissioner suspend all pIOceeuIhss
the matter of regulating grading, &C., Morthst ho"'
Baxter-st to Chatham square, NJ, a., 1o,,t
Another meeting was held yesterday OF inc JONI
sneriol Committees OF the Common Council nppOnleu ~
AXE arrangements for the reception OF the non VIII
seward upon his arrival in this city As MI SeWWu 10
exaected 10 be at the AstOr House at r. M toua! .o
Committee deferred action until after cOhsu'a'iO"
with him.
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CHEATING THE VETERANS.

About a fortnight ago T.. c. Hull, printer,
residing in Hunters Point, arrested by the u. =.
Marshal a charge OF forgery. soldiers claim for
800 placed In his hands time ago, BY soldier
named Burney. for collection. A cheek was obtained
from Government, payable TO Burneys order. and
HUI forged Burneys and sold the cheek TO Messrs
Journay & CO.. New-Nork, brokers, who In turn sold
IL Major smcdioy Of New-York. Burney frequently
made inquiries In regard to tho money,
but was informed that nothing had been
collected. Finally inquiries made at Washington
the check bearing Burncys name, and also the
OF the parties who successvcy held II disclosed.
Government detective traced the check to Major Sedey,
whose on the check, and who was arrested
He settled the matter by paying the soldier tho amount
and put officer the track Of Hull, and his
followed Monday. Yesterday Hulps b0ndmnn sur
rendered him and Commissioner Jones then let him 10
on his recOgBzance TO appear to-day. On Wednes
day night everything taken from Hulis house. and
in the morning lie not TO he found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
TIE DICKINSON COLLEGE ALUMNI

The Alumni of Dickinson College held their
first annual reunion aud dinner at the Aston House, last
evening. About 20 gentlemen were present, and num-
Der OF ladies lent additional attraction by tholr
presence Among the wellknown gentlemen at tho table
were the Rev DR. Dufbin oxProsdent OF tho College
and now President OF the Methodist Missionary Assoola
ton; Or Lauahan Of the Book Concern, tho Rev. DR.
Cralghoad OF The ErHgei,si. Gen. James NcCAlmont,
John Il Kennedy. esq, ana Col Horato G. King. Tho
secretary read letters u regret nom Bishop James OF the
Methodist Church. who prevented ifnm coming 10
dinner but IN later Ia the evening; Dr. hcCliut0ck
James a. Duncan President OF Randolph Macon COLLEGE;
-. II. Naval, D. j. NJ. Loop, and Gen. Chas. Albright
Dispatches also received from tlir Faculty and
Undergraduates OF the College. Tho RCy. H. H. Dashio
the President OF the College responded 10 the st toast
after dinner. "Our Alma Mater and rs history since
Is" giving very pleasant sketch of IT,. The Rev. Dr.
Willis responded FOR "Tbo PupIL" the second regular
toast; Con James NJ Rushing spoke Tor Tie Bar DR..
snively brooklyn for the Medical PTofcsson;" the
Rev. Charles f. Deems made humorous response for
"1ho Press" and the Rev. q. II. Tiffany the wives
aud Daughters OF Old Dickinson, the last regular
Many informal speeches were made and tho company
separated before midnight after spending together
most enjoyable evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
puGNIX DIYIsIoN &. OLE 4.

About six months ago several prominent cit
liens Of wlamsburgh organized new Division Of the
soas Of Temperance. They at determined intro
dnce new features into their Society. and make their
meetings attractive Instead Of wasting time points
Of order and discussing constitutional questions, they
FASTENED through the duh details Of business and
devoted The rest OF tho evening 10 the good of the
order-singing speaking declaimiug, rccne, reading,
aud IN that way wedding literary entertainment 10
regular temperance exercises Tic meetings have been
crowded every evening, ana the Division has mem
bcrsbip Of nearly 800 ladies' aud gentlemen, embracing
some OF the best cultivated minds aud most influential
citizens al the Eastern District Of Brooklyn AT tho last
the gallant Cen Catln Initiated. lie IL az eloquent
on the platform rs he was brave the battlefield This
Society nauguraed series OF Sunday evening cetings
Horace Greeley was the irst speaker, aud e was fol-
lowed by several stinguished gentlemen. At these
meetings hundreds Of signatures have been added TO Tie
Dle1nc.
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SH1TING.
CARNIVAL AT THE EMPIRE RINK.

CARNIVAL At THE EMPIRE RINK
II was kind of old Boreas not to visit the poor
throughout the Winter with his accustomed Hsor' bu'
while he was blessed by Millions he had been abused ny
few for withholding his presence. and depIlvng 'hem
OF tho pleasures they hoped for so, that he might make
amends he paid visit to this region on Monday ana
had so completed his task yesterday that grand car
nivaly on ice was held the evening at the Empire
Rink The great binding was illuminated, Numbers OF
neouo gathered within IT, and there was good me Tor
an The ice was all that could be wished I0r inc eahd5
a little less and the costumes disappointment MANY
well known skaters present, among lhen, Ms Ml-
Ter tho Misses Hattie Rosouburg Hattie Notion Theresa
Warshipg Carrie Newman, and Miss EuEefs' Jane
Mead, MT Cook, Larry Norton, Ihos A. williams the
Martin brothers, Jas u. Story, A. T. Curtis, D. H. Ciark
H. FISHER John Farr aud Messr& Perrin, styies,
Rodgers Rdgway, Green and Wood OF INC hrooh,Y u
Climb The Empire Skating cub whose members use inc
Rink altogether with many friends OF both sexes par
took OF collation. about II o'clock. a.,
Brady's Curriculum and skating RINK, IN jersey NY,
was thronged last evening. The lee was m excellent
condition aud the numerous company seemed 70 DO wen
pleased with their performance also with the per
formanee ~ Mr.. A. J.. WocOtt the Yankee Boy who
illustrated the "mishap5 OF anew beginner" band OF
music. playing popular airs, made the time pass peas
autly at the Rink.
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pROMINRNT ARRIvATs.

Brevoort Heuse-COunt Hunyady, Cen /.
C. Pitcher OF West Point Alex Clerk Assistant Commits
sary General British Army; Judge Il. r. Curtis OF B9S'
ton, Gen j. b. Erisbe of California, G. n Brooke ana "a
r. p Thomas Of Her Majestys 18th Regiment. - Al
bemare HOtei-Count Colobiano, Italian Charge a.
flares at Washington. ==== Metropolitan HOttt-Ouu-
mander Owen IT, s. Navy; the Hon. r. j. Lyon. Polt Jer-
Wis; c. w. G. Reye y; 8 Attorney for AriL2ha; ~
philadelphia ===== st. Nicholas Hote-Gen' a. D. Mo-
Canont OF Pennsy lvaia Judge Hitchcock OF Ohl9 Ven
H. L. Robinson of Bughamton Col Geo. a. BaIcheluI cru
of Boston, and j. LandOn Of Elnlra. 80 St i.
Hotel-Iieut- Commander Snel U. 5. Navy. - -, west
minister HOTEL. T. OsgOOd OF Boston. - fllth ave
nue. HOtel-Ihe Hen Pliuy Jewell OF HartOId ana lis
q Mott Of Oswego. ---== ST. James Hoel-Ihe ReV. H.
Il. Fsirbarn Of sc Stephens College.