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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
HAPa AND MIaHAPl

Deaths in Brooklyn last week 1885; from small
poi, s.
Eleven casks of distilled spirits, seized at No. q!
Puton Brookn declared forfeited by Judge Brshei yeS'er
day.
James Wilkinson, alias Whisky jim was arrested
BY Detective MaeioagA yesterday charge Of forgery ana
by Justice Shandley
Thomas Boylston Of No 50 Columbia-st., Brooklyn,
leaped Fulton rboat yesterday ne w"
rescued aud taken 10 the Pan Hospital
Lehman Bros's malt house and brewery NJ w ASH
ington and Brooklrn r. D.. caught he r,m .. S
Mia yesterday lO.s, 5000 sloeL and fSo on o0S"
for $4,000.
George Weber age H. ofNo 1iG
10 Jooby Co No. 100 Peast ish tan Tsisn
yesterday from the third to the his! door and fracture" "
70 the PARA Hospital 90 #.| II =. :, -.
fight occurred in Thirdst, near Le yw,sIfln r D
even me- between Patrick Of No 10 u h,1 a. All
Patrick GaTagsn an others and hufphys nsh' ear Wa
ooieernei were arrested =. =, q ctatan
- Ia NAN Jown York hill in Brookpn ~ers % h.. d,d
frightened horse Attached 10 efai cart ~ sasll on
fasa bar inIpr.s and the other lies IN erueA soH' ~
A sneak thief entered Hoses pan - p'ssSs, 4
81 - ri.. bi,n In Of pr'ins yifu -. I'M,
$500 So tl,.,.,ut .alars iu money aLA J."''''t 49, ~
r.,lpe by l6aIing out n i"n' "f''', .1 "A ~
n.,..tiy,s CLAMP and Woodbridge arrested u. w,
H. F.t..etAll and tlosfd a. top'' l'''''--!' '" -
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be Endorsed u,th NIi
DIED..

BREwsTRR-M Orange j. on Feb. g. le7 fdIsnly. Lsmoa
The fuacs VII be THURSDAY, Feb II NJ from ,he hoo.. d
hi ol-uaN. Ge.re n stephenson on Nanut X Ohse ar
Railroad the arrival fthe lOo train iod 9 Of Barclay
st. Neg-lork. Relatives and friends are invited TO Il end
BRDRy-Sulienr At Sheridan, Toronto I,nda West o.
Sunday 9Th Maria eci Of Joseph '" Baren the M year
SATURDAY h inst from b; Gss Church coz %.
Sn S i hs 4S' IN G 70 -ao S Ce%e,
ON TUESDAY IT. inst Ma. Esther Cory ID the o6,h year
Rtsvs. friend, o, f.m invite to s.aa the s ssn,sa
Wei Tweuy6rsst M O'Clock Friday mortng 10th nst
BAsTMAN-At Rosn. weneslsy its slh inst Lincoln the
youngest Of Henry W. and Lydia NJ Eas'An aged yea"
Funeral on Friday the INST, IL O'Clock from Trinity
m. Friend, and relatives n'itsl to attend
a T Ha9sga T aa Of Gis
Relative. and friends Of the family are ns TO s p, s
ing 9th inst at 10 OcloeS.
HEMAS-n tins city on Tuesday evening Feb Mana Louss po
Ger wife Of Oliver b Hinmsn sged u ye.Is.
The esves and friends oft family ace rd stnd the anes
MAsKBR-on Monday Peb Thomas son Of Richard and The l,l.
His attend BIZ funeral i.o@ the
ThurIiay At o'coei without further alton
MERRILL-A KenOha VII. TUESDAY morning Jan 81 ,, Vie burr
O Of eisy. and children
Maine papers please copy
Hudson River Road on MoHdy night FS6 Eiwad La~euc.
Mooney only Of Edward and Laura Mooney % y Jeans 40
6dav.
ROBRRTSON-Saeny on Tuesay Peb Of scarlet fever heoI
l. eldest son Of Tim and Ma A. Robertson aged year"
months and Is days. p...-
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the funers on fnr
afternoon at 40 East one hnuire ln t"re
st. The remains be Tnny Cemetery for rernen'
sTEINwAY-On TUESDAY morning F.o H'ay seiH"y asd ~
years after b. geiing iiuess ,r-t--,,.. D.. .,..,x
The relative. and friends family respectfully invited
fune. Hall Fourteenth st. next hafsf
A. 10 cosk In The forenoon The viii De inferred IN he
family vault on Chapel HI, Greenwood Cen 1ery.
wRAyER-At wincosk Vermont, ThursdAy feo D. . w. '
in the I'D VI bis -,,
WILKINSON TUESDAY FEB. T. tbs city 1ou'ef1en' ''H ~
ofMeshester. the I'll 81 bis age t, 90 .,,..x
tn ,slatrss AMI friends Of family respeetn nl AeA.
The funeral at Galway Church on irday IV'a a'~' -
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ..ALBASY, Feb. 9, 1871.
Bills were introduced: Amending the act APP
pointing Commissioners of Fisheries, by prohibiting per
sons from setting drawing nets for taking fish between
Saturday evening and Monday morning. owners OF
wers ponds, &C., shall keep the same open during the
same period, under penalty OF $780, the sum Oi $1,000
being appropriated for the expense, Of the Conlss
the 1871 providing that 10 shall not liz good
cause OF principal challenge to juror, civil
criminal trial examination that he has formed or eH
pressed an opinion the case II II he made to sstfac
t0ry appear that such opinion no longer exists
amending the resolution relative 10 minors /;
authorizing investment of legaces for minors IN
certain cases; amending the act extending the
Jurisdiction of SurrOgaes' Courts which makes
Of real estate satisfy debts Of deceased persons;
amending ihe revised statutes, making provision III re-
gard the SALE mortgage lease OF lands ana the us
position Of moneys arising from them; providing Tor
copying INITIATED records IN the NeW-1oIh CO'uiy
Clerks Office. .,
The following bills reported Providing further
supply OF water for Brooklyn Incorporating the East
u yer and Bushwick Underground Railroad Company 10
instruct under ground railroad from the East klVCr
al south Seycnst In the direction of Jamaica; amend
ing the act to protect persons travelling Fourth ave-
New-York prohibit the throwing OF ohAl &c IN the
East River, New-York Bay, or Raritan BAY .
following bills passed: ktlatlug 10 the long
snd Club; Incorporating the Weschestef County Trust
Company; and amending the charter Of the Loaners Trust
Company OF New York.
The following bills were disposed Of noted: Amend
ing the act closing that portion Of the Jamaica Plank
road within tnr City Of Brook yn-thrd reading.
The Printing Committee reported IN faVof OF supplying
each member OF the senate with ten copies Of She Code
Of Procedure. The report was adopted.
One hundred and-t wenty hfhst New York, from thc
East River 10 Manhattan-st Manhattanst Ia one nun
dred-and thireth-st, and OnehundredaDd tbrtie'hst
10 the Hudson.
The Joint resolution for recess Of the Legislature;
from the 18th the 27th Of February, adopted and
he adjourned.
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THE COAL TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.-JOhn Sinez, Presi-
dent OF the WOrkingmens Benevolent Association, has
been conference with Franklin T. Gowen, President
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and other
leading operators in the anthracite coal trade during
the past two days states that the day Of the miners
resumption work will he announced on Saturday next
in The Monitor OF Tamaqua. the resumption VIII be
ONLY partial supply the furnaces in danger OF blowing
out their for lack of coal As the Association IS
good terms with the miners in the wyoming District
thcy adhere 10 the basis claimed viz: The regulation OF
wages when coal sells at s. per tun at Port Carbon;
pree varying Operators adhere firmly to the rate Of
81 per tun wages to fall rise prOpOrtonatey 10 The
price Of coal IL the Wyoming district prove unfaful
To the strikers they propose make aDicabe arrange
with operators, and reduction OF tolls by me
Reading Railroad will bring the Schuylil trade INTO
active competition with New-YOrk shippers This pro
gramme bids fair 10 be carried into operation. The
special Coal Committee from this city will hold another
meeting In New-YOrk City at noon tomorrow to consult
about the mutual interests Of each section The meeting
OF the whole trade win be held at POttsye next week
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD IN WINTER.
From The Alta California, Rsb.

The impression has got abroad in the AT,
antc states that the Union and Central Pacihc Railroad
lines have retarded by this Winter When or
bnSS this report originated cannot be asceftaned put
the 20 not word of truth In It, The report injured
the mon Pacific Road materially, because II has niue
a. deirnd on but the through traffic, while the local or
way traffic OF the Central Pacific Road constitutes 60 10
On er cent OF ts total business The trains ON tho Pacno
Railroad lines between omaha and san Franeisco Bay
have not once this Winter arrived at either ond oil inc
rnad. twenty minutes behind time ,ialtlOugh some ch
tp",nely severe snow storms have occurred within
month, which blockaded nearly all of The western ana
Nnrfi, Western Railroads east Of Omaha. The Patlnc
ilraad by the Central route, has now been In opera
Ion two Winters, ana snO" hah proven an easily cor.
uerst obstacle once great huGhhun' bul "
A. mite fine II were known tAat 10 In so no longer mo
,i,s,les ana fences Oh the Union PaclIC ioAd Aic
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duced that arrangement of really reciprocal FREQ trade
is practicable except that OF q zoveren or Customs
Union, which would involve the independence Of the
Provinces.
BY comparison Of tho wages, cost Of living industrial
Wings accumulated wealth of banking capital immi
grafton population, and capabilities, In both
countries II is shown that the Provinces have everything
to gain from such arrangement. The purchasing
value OF average wages Is % per cent greater in Maine
than in New Brunswick 65 cent greater in New-Nork
than in Quebec and little over 200 per cent greater In
NcwIOrk than in Ontario. In an investigation OF tho
operation OF the Reciprocity Treaty the fact appears
that the tunnage Of American vessels employed in
the mackere fisheries actually declined during the
period OF the Treaty-notwithstanding the supposed
value Of the fishing privileges that secured The present
state Of trade with the Provinces is shown to be very
balance against the United States OF
nearly appearing In the statistics OF the last
fiscal year.
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HEAVY FoRGERIEs IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s.-A series of shrewdly
executed forgees amounting TO $4,000 as far as deve
oped and inHctiug pecuniary loss upon nearly every
bank Of this city, has qst been discovered Mr. Tyron
Reaklrt Of the firms Of John Reart Son. and Janney
Reakirt Co.. Wholesale druggists forged aud had dis
counted 90 900 OF notes signed Russell Lands, $4,000
OF notes signed o. 3. Janney q Co., and $1,000 OF
notes apparently Endorsed by his father Mr.. John c.
Reakirt Eighteen city banks suffered by these forgcres
week since the last offered for Discount
scented; It's amount $1,000, its drawers Russell
Lands and its date 1870 This bunder In the year led 10
fu0urs of Mr. Lands who confined to his house by
Illness and the forgery detected before discountng
At meeting OF bank officers YESTERDAY u was resolved
funded The signatures said To be remarkably well
executed The forger believed to be concealed IN TINS
cty and al least two banks resolved 10 bring him 10
trial, II arrested.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Massachusetts House defeated the bill
permitting the opening Of the public library on Sundays
by "A vote Of l29 To 70.
A resolution censuring Gen. Grant for IN
terfering in elections especially in New-York was de
feated in the Ohio Senate yesterday bi has passed
the House authorizing the Board OF Equalization Ia re-
dce the total valuation Of real estate IN ONO by sV
OD0OOO.
There is n strong and very influential move
ment beginning in Illinois in favor OF nominating inc
shelby Cuom 10 be Congressman for the State AT
large 10 mi the vacancy created by the promotion OF
Gen Logan 10 the Senate. Mr.. Cullom has made 40
creditabe record industrious Discreet, and yl-
liant advocate State interests and Republican primer
nes I'm the House Of Representatives. that MS ieo"-
tzens ARE naturally DESTROYS ~ retain his services
Local caused the loss Of the SangnnOn DIS
trct last November, and the Republicans OF tno .her
viii 90 unrepresented unless they send one Of their
leading men nom the state ut large
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Iei forget h'et for ss amoun At e Manufacturer and h
chants Bsn On complaint ~ Theodore d. Warren efser on s
BSnt the accused ssc committed By Justice sbsDdley
There were only seven charges against pOceme1
before Csmm-oner Hniere yesterday Psomas Edward snnes
~ The Fssnh Precinct O tie herces Pos
sat on under the influence " liquor lie aid that he vas suffering fo
be eici Of "g duty hours in the ntD cold md on reshss
The oroe. kef,Dsi 70 the board.
during o night at FiIst-avc. and Twenty fOnrth-sty
evening Solomon - No III Eat Twenty
second James saane ThirfsVe Samuel Cor
Son ~ rstRe AMI iFeny James VI Donfd 81 Twenty hhh
st. and Seonv sH Thomas KenBy Of St ard FIRST
Mnlane received hands ~
and salonon two sabs shoulder Hs lnabs
tell who stabbed lin ~ Of tie party oied the KsS
7 twenty second II. Police Station
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THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
THE AIRLINE BILL-RATIFICATIoN OF THE FIJI
TENTH AMENDMENT.


Senator WOOlvertOn yesterday introduced an
act to incorporate the NewJcrsey Tube Transportation
Company giving certain gentlemen the right TO manu-
facture lay down. and tubes for the transportation
Of freight packages, persons In the State OF New
Jersey The following acts passed. To prevent and
punish frauds and perjury; TO provide for the inspection
of gas In Hudson County; 10 annex the townships
of Monroe and Camden to Gloucester County, To ncOpo
hokep and also the following joint resolutions In
Independence Philadelphia to repeal the tax on dogs
and to Incorporate tho State General Council OF United
order OF American Mechanics.
Long before the hour OF assembling in the AFTERNOON
the galleries and Hobbies Of the Senate chamber were
densely packed with audience anxious TO witness te
decision the Air Line question, which was lniue tt
special order for the day The question was on the bl
for the repeal Of the 9th section OF the charter OF he
Hamilton Land Company. under which the Ar Line
Company propose TO build from Trenton to B0und Brook
Senator Trick after the roll called arose ana m0Ved
a pospOnement OF decision upon the question, ana us
reference TO Special Committee. He SAID there were
several important questions connected WIN lhe snect
which il desirable that Senators should 1uly under
stand. The motion adopted.
In the House the only important matler .urpose" vi
was the adoption Of joint resolution affirming the AS
sent of New Jersey 10 the Fifteenth Amendment ny q
vote OF "a 10 ~ Mr. Valentine, Democrat, OF Warreh'
voted with the Republicans. -,
The time for holding the Republican caucus for the
nomination Of state Treasurer, Controller directors OF
the Joint Companies, and other officers was nNed Iolal
for next Wednesday evening
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FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
The French Elections.
General Foreign News.
A Railway Horror.
Washington
Miscellaneous News Items
SECOND PAGE.
When the Baby Died.
A fight with a Storm.
A Visit 30 Burns's Widow.
New Publications:
Hans BreitmaDn Again.
Literary.
Literary Notes.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGK.
Which Shall 10 Bet
Free Religion.
The Public Debt.
Finances Of the Methodist
Book Concern.
Perils Of the lee.
A Queer Saturday Night.
Full Text Of the Agree
mcnt between Bismarck
and Favre.
General Notes.
Anna l.. Dickinson in
Washington.
Personal.
Scientific Notes.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
The Hudson River Dis
aSter.
France at the Polls.
A Duty aud a Debt.
Colonies and COlOniZing.
Circumambieut.
The Prcsidency-G @ n
Grant.
Questions and Answers.
Everyday Heroes.
Political.
York City News.
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Alabama claims nor did he suggest the reason which
most EDflishmen adopted at hrst-Damey, that Mr..
Motley had not been jealous enough In bis embasado
rial capacity, Gen. Buffers solution OF the recall was
very simple was ths-that you might place Mr.. Mot
10y In room With eleven Engshmen and no one wonld
pick him out nS the American. inclined 10 lelioYo
that after ALL there much truth in the reason given
mo 10y Cen Bntler do not say that thcrc may not be
some truth I'm Mr. Ftshs explanations but do assert
that there IL nothing which would predspOse Americans
10 look askanoe on their representative in England more
readily, than the discovery that he aid not possess
those distinctive, yet uDdehnabe. personal character
istcs which In their intercourse with Englshmen
Americans especially prido themselves.
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THE GERMAN WAR MEETING

TO N, Fdifor OF THO TrFOH"e'
SIR: Allow me to correct some errors con-
famed in the report In THE TRIBUNE OF feD o. OF inc
debate IA the Prussan Diet, reatlhsfo 'no now ioiA
~ - " -. meeting The meeting held Nov. 10,
80 a., Con.r 1pstitute THE TRIBUNE OF Nov a has a
sd renort Of IT, 1t was not he'd under the auspices
- No French International Association, tne prlnci-
VI .no In me matter being members OF three dis
incIy German societies, Gzechian, ono American
ami one French Society. The mass heetlns hiuuea 20
Ill nsyer considered In any sense representing the
Nv YORK populaon OF German subjects In TACT or In
sontImeni SUIT the meeting emnenuy represented the
Germnn Democratic Republicans r. ~ ooh"h'
Ysir- York, Feb 5. 1911
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

IL printed large doublemedium sheet making eighi
pa six broad columns each II contains all the I'M
porant Editorials published In The DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local interest," aso, Literary and
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews Of the most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our large
corps correspondence; the latest news received ~
Telegraph from Washington and all other parts OF thu
world: Summary OF all important Intelligence in TIN.
city aud elsewhere: a synopsis Of the proceedings OF
Congress and state Legislature when in Session Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF inc
Farmers Club Of the American Institute Talks abouf
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural nforms
ton essential to country residents; Veterinary Depart
ment; Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports; making H. both for variety ana com.
petcness altogether the most valuable interesting ana
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world
The Full Reports OF the American Institute FerIners
club, and the various Agricultural Reports In each mum
Der are richly worth years subscription.
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COMMERCE WITH CANADA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-A report on the state
OF trade between the United states and the British
American Provinces prepared for the Secretary OF the
Treasury by j. n Iarned Of Buffalo was Transmitted 10
'"hgrr-s few days ago. aud 1000 copies were ordered
printed Tor distribution. TIE report exhibits strong
-'''ohs Do both toJutfie- Tor desiring Jnole tA-
D4ea eOCI, intercourse. Dut tAc conclusion s dc
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THE SITE or TRADE.



WILMINGTON Feb Spirits Turpentne steady 7c RoHn 6rners
Strane Crude At 81 lOG - IS Tar steady at VI D.
Cotton dali; Mldiing lac.
DaTEoIr Prh PFour quiet and unchsng wheat-Buye and
sellers apart BIs at 81 40 bid; No. at iO Corn quiet snd
changed. 6nm and at Gle. Hogs ~ 90
SzwORLE4ss Feb s-Four quiet Superdne At IS IS Do1bs
Ertra 81 Triple Extra at 81 Corn hner White a! % zoe
Oats AZ 65dG9c. BRAN IT Hay-Pdme 42f0s8 Porn
6ne Mess at s23 s23 lie for shoulien
Tor Clear sngsend Hans
as &c 6rneri fierce i2tal3ei Ksg At Ai9lAc Sas1
unchangeli prime lODOtc Mossc Grm OGsos
prime al 81 11c Whisky C COss quiet stock ~ zoe
tsgs prime 59ic EIchauge-sterag l2l Se~forE sigh
at discount Gold at llla
kGsrA Ca Pcb 8-Coon quiet but steady l3i 9lJc sss
Middings; sales $50 bales, and receipts, 1000 bales
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FIFTH PACE.
XLIst Congress Third
Session.
Ncw-YOrk Legislature.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
Grain. Provision, and
Other Markets.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
AlbanyiLiye stock Market
BuhalOlLiye stock Market
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
SIXTH PAGE.
BuCkwkeat Cakes.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Inllue.cc Of Fodder
upon MIX Production
Horticulture and Market
Gardening.
Cream Of tho Farm
Journals.
SEVENTH PAGE.
The Graves OF Martyrs
Home Interests.
The Disbursements or
"A Producer.
Persuasive Nush for Hens
six Acres Enough.
Why Clover should To
Turned Under Green.
Farmers AdyDI.i 'mcniA
Real Estate Advertise
mcnts.
New-York cattle Market
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
y. Y. Wholesale Prices
of Country PrDduce.
Miscellaneous Advertise
InputS.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-At Jefferson, Texas,
broke last ght In the Russell Building, ON Aus
tnst. by which whole block was consumed including
the buildings occupied by Grinnan q Wayland, :; H.
Stone If. g.. She, ham Faulkner Srhchck, BeIye Men
OILS a. CO.. j. T. 81 e. Afford and Puskidaly The Demo
oTdt Office was also burned. Tic loss Is Estimated NJ
$4,000; insurance 100000.
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ASSEMBLY.

The following bills were passed Extending
the provisions the Railroad Town Bonding act 7" Ger
tain towns in Erie County and amending the charter oi
the Troy and COhDes Railroad Company.
Both Houses at ~ o'clock a. met in Joint conyen-
ton and elected two Regents Of University. The
vote for John L. Lewis and HOratio Warner 49, aud
the vote for Horace Greeley and d. W Bristol was 49,
I'm the Senate the stood l6 To 49, and In the House
6I 10 co. Messrs. Lewis and Warner were declared duly
elected. Adjourned.
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NEw-ZEAIAND STEAMSHIP LINE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8.-VOgel, Postmaster
General Of New-Zeaand will leave for NewYork Wash
mgon, and Europe Thursday. In addition To steam
ship subsidy matters he is charged with the negotiation
loan OF 20OO0OO sterling, for railroads I'm NewZea-
land II il proposed TO have the first steamer, Austria
han OF tho NewZsaand line start from this port on
March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
MIR MOTLEY RECALLED FOR LOOKING LIKE AN
Mn "'i ENGLIsHMAN.

A Mr. L. IT. BNlIltb OF I1doU HUUIHVyi TIT
-, ,ritas IA follows TO The London Daily kews
re,peeting MI. Motley's recall
when was STAYING this last Autumn with Cen
puter at Lowell, discussed among other things. MT
=, r,r.l The General gave me To understand
Ill there nA no specific ground ~ complaint against
Mr. Motley such ~ implied by Mr flsh ettct nam,
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BIrOmrttr COrfccItd TOT temperHTUTe anu tTUFHIIOI
The observations taken at Mount Washing
ton at D. yesterday, Barometer, 2]66 beng
change OF miuus-13; Thermometer, l7o relative hulnlu
w. 49, wind south velocity OF wind 20 miles per hour
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TUESDAY Feb a. the Chfh % he laoArns.
ton Montgomery, Melville B tsrs % fssne Bt
only daughter o. J. EIWari G0,sart all Of tbs city.
DEKAY-CRAyEN-At Grace Church, Tusisy, Feb BY he Rev.
DR. arw, Trinity Church, New Haven, sidney Is DehaJ sse
Minis daughter Of Allied W. Craven. ESD al Of Sewfors
PRALBGH-SLBIGHrAt Rhnebecs, Feb l5l BY the Rev Mr.
Tansdse Mr. Gener Prseg Mss Cofneha SieSh1 He"i'
City.
Au Notices Of Marriages mas! be Endorsed u'h f1ls
name and adfrass
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completed while tho snow sheds the Central Pacific
line have long been 80 rhese with tho occasonai use
OF a snowplOw render dJily travel regular IN mo
Winter as I'm the summer season.
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Mannheim is considered one of the cheapest
cities 10 live ia on lie Continent and Is becoming
fayorite place OF REL lcucc for amer aus Win msh
tAUua uts and Ion U1Is.3.
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TTLFGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, q. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week ia ready thir
morning and contains in addition TO the general ness