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ACADEMY or Music, Brooklyn.-English Opera
"LucTei,a Borg.N" Niue. PATepa-RoS
Boorl's TuE,TER.-"Hcnry VIII" Miss Cushman,
FIFTH AvENUE TuEATER.-" Divorce"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE," Eileen Ogc." Florence.
LIMA EpwINs THEATER. - Opera Bouffe: " La
PerehOF." Nile Aimee
NIBIOs GARDRN.-"The Streets of Ncw-YOrk.'
Nave
OLYMPIC TuEITER.-"Humpty Dumpty." Fox.
STETNwAY HAII~-Dolbys Ballad Concert.
Union SQUARE Observation-Disclosures and Panic
mime Troupe.
WALIACK'S THEATER-"M Masks and Faces
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, Thrd-aVe' anu
slKiy -iLlri-S--Open Gay and night
DAN RICrs CIRCUS, Fourtconth-st, between
Second and I'll rd-avoA
FASHION CoURSE.-Grand Military FeStVai anu
Pete ChanpcJe
SAN Francisco MINISTRIES .-Birch Wambold' enc.
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rogucs now convicted and awaiting early CON
viction. He and his officers know then' Il
they do not, Mr.. WallaOh of the Commissioner
of Emigration can inform them, ana IN caso 10
is disinclned to do this, which we 90 not Dc
licvc, information will be found in a lew Gays
in the columns of THE TRIBUNE, Should thore
be any delay by the police in tho performance
of what il a plain duty.
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CHEERING REPORTS.
n,,r ,rpCr CHICAGO NEWSPAPER.

The latest Chicago newspaper received
rur Tp,pr,E office is q sngle-sheet Extra" Of N
F,.,i,,o Journal, ten inches long by six wide IL
dated Monday Oct and contains nothing that we have
not already furnished our readers. The Journal an
that portion Of their subscription books HAYS
hssn saved, and expresses hope that 1t will BIO able
rosume its regular issue before many days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

We have seen no more CHEEKY reading since
the beginning of the disastrous dispatches
from Chicago than the announcements with
which Insurance Companies are crowding our
seventh page.
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r,o ,n,oors os ,be Life Insurance Companies
nc o WI v ~ noon to-day tho rooms OF the
Equitable Life Assurance sntiGti W. -" "'N"'""''"
ccnocr. measure " ro.icf Tor Vhic@S"
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STRICKEN CHICAGO.


nesed 70 express their hearty sympathy with the n.
OF Chicago In their surerings and IN dev,se resn. :.
collect funds for their relief. The meetnr VA. e.uoA -
order by Alderman Richardson. Alderman Rave. -
iered the following, which read amid applause an.
adopted:
sdesprsad and Devastating q effects hour. 70 rss,l e
and comfortable resdeuea. into Ssn 1a sS,.S M great .o
word IN the iDo en Obstruction Of tha recently gas AMI pre.
soces Of the weather and ven lie s.oo,s
M NOR than one hundred thousand Of is tsJ happy and p
R.o,rd This, American CITIZEN. proud o, In. r,orA ,,A ,,o
Il tie Of RI h. ,a T % as 1: as,
the Unon bat above s heartily though -oovay osnis, : E
pea, highest ympae os men sod eth ta tcT ..
wh,h promptly action aud eacent eIOLG Tor relief :, 70
e,olred Tla, leaving to u. kno-, ndomab and uas.,
build their fair city and again from the ah. grader pr.os
t he % q "a q. Ss =
'n ssta % 1 Il. ..n P,t Of TTSs %
Efficient action citizen. Of .,eh Ward .. =.
ing contributions from the people Of their respective Wsr "a
coasfsacHs on he ensuing sabbath ., %.
may BE- having view the the the popn sa
R.,o'ed That ali received be p,d over 10 III. Ho.
The MAYOR to te ~ him paid to the Of The
DR.; Francis yinton. Joshua Van Colt. and the Rev J.
HA 1T Smith, made addresses, and cOnri buttons wers
made amounting to $4,000.
NEARLY $4,000 CONTRIBUTED BY DRY GOOps
MEN.
Jacob Wendell of the sub Committee of One
Hundred, appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce. 10
solicit funds from the dry goods trade for the relief Of
the sufferers at Chicago, reports the following subs
tiOns received yesterday afternoon:
WOODWARD. Lawrence 20. 81 90 Denny Poor Co. 90
Bhnige Durham Co.... 900 George H. 100
Whemore, Peet, Post Mathew. Day l. Co....... Loo
Co.................. 100 Adch Ideings Clifton ~
Anthony Hall 250 H. c. Langley & l0s
Patton Co...."......... 1000 John d. Kr (caman). q
iOyt, sprague Co.... 1900 D. H. NJ Arnold Co.,. ~
POneroy Plummer..... l0OlB c. PendIeton and Benz
Haisted Hsues Co..... 1000 X Thomas and pou-rsn
p Van FOlkenburgh Co. lloJl warehouse Of J. y. K
Cochran Mclean 4 Co... leo Wright Co.......... 10
Deylin 4 Co............. SOL -
Teit, GriSsOh Kellogg. llO) $3.50
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Gusincse Noilccs.
STARR g. MARCUS,
~ JoHN.sT. (up stsirs).
make a specially Of the
GoRHAN MASUFAcTuRING Co.'S

STERLING SILVER WARE
Rc,l attention requested the new and elegant pieces
manufactured expressly to our Orier tie past year anu qu "
completed.
Az u,u>y attractive assortment Of novelties in fancy silver ed
for wcBir. RI rs Of an inexpensive character
The E Of the Company extensive enabling them
to enpo &c accomplished talent designing sA In prodnOg
a o pg maharry and method Of manufacture thus
t ~ and b ng besuiih within the reach Of
smosi r-c'ae
IT,. .araaI Of this Silver is that Of British ScriDg-92Slo0
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TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
SEMI-WEEKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an
WEEKLY InITUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per Snnum
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE Soc. 40c., Soc, 75c., and 81 per line.
SENI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE, Is and 80 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 50, Sc, and s. per line,
According to position in the paper.
Terms, cash in advance
Address. The TRIBUNE. New-York.
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NrEVOUS DEBILITY.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
uNPFry remedy for Nervousness Loss OF EreeJ
@ rn &c Pucc 81 Per package OF i've 81 boxes
powder which important In all obstinate cas'
h1N,PATHic MEDICINE COMPANY, No. G62 Broadway. New
Noti al "a. rraI store No. 81 Broadway.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
volt harmless perfect Applied at Factory No. 10
fO:d-s Sod c--ry wher.
NIirrLv1 AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
ia 2ohsL. paving $40 down and $50 month
~.t'r: rat-e Machines 10 e j. l. BILLS NJ PGRRI'
FvENIli HE.-Ncw designs of Upholstered
rr.t-r not bnCn ATTEMPTED lcOre in this country at
kr,I it SD Cartaln store Brosdway near hsicrphce
WJNuoW SuADEs-French Embroidered, new
rgs; Holland Shades and all the desirable Shade-
FItur2 g. L. hEJrf Co., Iz4 broa1Na!.
LAMEEEQvINS, DRAPERIES, &c.-New pat
,.rs. IN out IN stiles Of Curansu KRLrI & Co.'S
Broadway above f"nr'h.st
TIE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
cr1p bs-esss machines IN the world IIee from
So t. SlW; easy payments Snlesrooin, az Broadway.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEANER
col. gloves completely
Fall Styles Gentlemen's Dress HATS ready
popular prices BUEKs 2lO Broadway cUrter ofFutonst
ATTEND TO Your TEETH-Use daily THURS
Ivory PEAIL TOOTH POWDER
Has WRITTEN 219,189 ACCIDENT, and 1900
LrK PomciE'TRAvzLEas LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIMBS.
Broadway VI 6Oy ChestuuSt Pha 81 GTeenS Boston
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Jacob Wendell of the subcommittee of One
Hundred, appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce, 70
solicit funds from the dry goods trade for the relief Of
the sufferers at Chicago. reports the following subscrp
tiOns received yesterday afternO0n
Xnnhz anh Lam "a Damn pnAr q a
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
WoMaN'S SUFFRAGE.
stated session of tho Growing Hens.

Stated Session of tho Growing Hens.
They really to vote those women, when woman
makes her mind to accomplish given object history
proves that she usually succeeds Yesterday OF
the New York Womans Suffrage Society filed with
about forty representative women, two
FoRLoRN MAsCgLINEs
being 10 attendance, supposed, for purposes OF pro-
lection.
After the ordinary business Of the society," Mrs.
mn interesting concerning the Amazons showing
class of really existed, government
after their own hearts The here this
ANAzoNIAN DIsPENsATIoN,
and there doubt that they held suffrage meetings
and agitated, believing that IL they smaller
and weaker than the Amazons they still had rights How
ever, OF this history saith not
DR., Morvin was disposed TO consider the Amazons
eheminacy the curse Of society Women think somebody
support them get idle and then according TO
Dr. Waits, Satan finds some mischief for them.
woMEN DEVELOPED
and helped to do all that she ia capable of doing
The opinion that ought able to de-
fend themselves knowledge of the Of self defence
being often useful In new country and in New York city
woman who can protect herself is much let alone
The relative strength OF and discussed BY
Mrs. Sowerby, who thought that women
wAsHEnwoMRN, FOR INSTANCE.
rsgc relation would be enduring IL and women
were developed alike and II they married the
mental plane.
After opinions expressed by people about
beauty Its value aud the kind mos! effective the meetn. ad
iourued
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

Wheat 1c lower with sales Of $4,000 bushels part
u SsS for do saoa. VI s. Ne: Rye wa:
s~er sns eosns % r' mixed sass
5000 bushels At sc s4 d' for mlssd s Sc for
Oats were quiet and nominal at Ssc. 6sc for western
S for o SasssS eSse in Srs % s.a aa
sold $500 bushels Ontario at 81 H. Barley malt
and lower in s The for for
no. those hos current Medium sized
I'd SIsd. 1880 simos. II q "a slsd 500 ssress
@ as s s 20 Aea
cheese st 4s to LS"ndon 800 bb. a0ur 2. q. I'D sse
's''es s se!: ss'' 1e.Ia = ia r. ss.Tsis . e
ESs,a s SsrR to f. @ w
sS Se a a & SarE 70 ,d Trieste with
Vile Vile 20 e lumber @
cargo Rsnssss with % fsT
lumber sis and prim.ss; sooye vessel so Lon:
SF from Sta with
sTs eVss Bas DD
NJ. I and SoGk o a brig about 1000
Sps. but there was % no change in prices
ro rseI' in Sons Of cloth heard
marke; was quiet but there was no change OF
g s msss etsf
copsns ss s M dr.nss
22ibs 23c Ornoco 20 TO 2S lbs, 4c. 2sc California,
II to IS Ibs Nc 22c, selected Central American trimmed,
rs 10 20 lbs, 20c.; do. not trimmed, 22 to ~
ibs Is lsc Ma,amoros % % % y lbs, Sc Yer. Cruz.
20 ibs 2Oc Maracabo. 20 to % 7c Porto
Cabeo 20 to 81 bs 20c Truxo, u to ~ lbs, 20c Cara
cas-, 20 to % lbs, 20c., as ,hcy run-all gold
HEMP was dull the demand for all kinds being light, and
heard of except 200 bales ute butts &C. Prices
I0hc; ssal, &C. ahc juie, 6c SIC, and Tampico in
bond, TIC. sc-all gold.
those previously current We quote 20 retail
lots 81 es 81 4o long straw 81 IS VI 50; short do,
u1 10 a 81 l5. . 80 -.
HoPs were slow SALE the demand from all classes OF
buyeu continuing light but there change IN prices,
which ranged from l0c for common TO prime old and
IRoN.-rransacons in both American and Scotch pig
were extremely limited. and prices were almost nominal
100 tons Ineoan private terms The sales of
were small parcels at previous prices
No. was freely offered At $50 and No at $29 Manufac
tnred was inactive, without change Ia prices We quote
refined English anc American bars $40 ana swcdes $50
BlOO gold Rails without further movement closing
nominal At S5s $685. gold for Kussh aud $50 ST. for
American
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
BILLIARDlsTS IN COURT.
The Humphreys and RudOIphe Legal Coptro-
versy-Judee Curtis Umpire.

The Humphreys and RudOIphe Legal Coptro-
versy-Judge Curtis Umpire.
The chambers of the Marine Court yesterday morning
densey crowded than the previous day
emen of the bardstc fraternity reported in yeser-
days HERALD Judge Curtis then dissolved attachment
the instance of Humphreys. The point left decision
whether the Court had lost final jurisdiction case
Both OF the principals in the suit were in court.
When the called lengthy discussion took place
between counsel either sIde This only
put end to by Judge Curtis, regular gradient of the
Counsel stated that they ready to proceed In
of the discussion Judge Curtis explanation
of his decision OF the previous day that the ground upon
which the attachment had been vacated that ada
Wit on which 1t had been granted insufficient to sustain
IT, stated he should have decided In favor of the urs
dicon.
Mortimer Humphreys, the plaintiff, placed on tho
stand and He went The negotiations between
Rudophe and himself when the former employed him
business agent.
Humphreys was at considerable length as
his entire impecnnosy when employed by Rudophc, to
show that the employment had been act Of charity.
THE FRENCHMAN IN THE FRONT
Mons. Rudophc then gave his testimony
very excited style He said that he had always paid Hum
phreys full that he had agreed Humphreys
him than forty dollars which he had
rowed at various times that he des
tue tho Buffalo arrangement that humphreys should
allowed twenty dollars and nve cent of the
profits, II any; he lost the match as matter OF charity
benefit, but the proceeds werc small
Judge Curtis patiently listened to all the evidence,
having declared RudoIphe winner
So ended the first contest Of billiards the Marine Court
The New York herald., 1871-02-18

The future deliveries but moderately active
and prices without actual decline barely sustained
The sales to-day $3.50 bales follows February
IS y sss' S sl:S ZIG:
AZ Il lll6c.; June, 500 at nSsc.; July 400 at i5c
7Oo,f. b., Mobile private terms; So b. Charleston,
follows; foo e i!Ic, March, S6o Ike;
T. b. Charleston private terms Total $3.50 bales The
prices Of yeseraay transactions for forward
sold at 14c, April sold at 1sc june sold at IA losc,
i4ssc March i4Jac. April, IL sisc. May. 1870 June,
N4c; July, l5c.
FLOUR GRAIN,-Recepts, 9,484 bbls. four 1893 do.
and 1000 bags meal l00S0 bushels wheat 80 200
corn; b555 do. oats and ZOO do. matt. The flour
for lots arriving. The sales were about lz,OOo
range Of quotations below Southern -four quiet
but steady; sales 900 bbls Rye flour quiet and
changed LOO bbs Corn meal dull and unchanged
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
ARREST or VAN EeTeR'S pal"

When detective Sampson of the Stock Exchange caught
The notorious Lewis NJ. Van Eeten, whose remark able
orsercs have been the talk OF Wall street for months
u was well understood that other arrests Of
ber of the "rng," George w. Chadwick caught on
Thursday night and lodged in the Toubs He
the Grand Jury Thursday afternoon for being
ressory IN the passing OF forged check for S77 oco
ial upon charge OF having passed of the $4,000
United States bonds stolen from Senior Castillo the Cuban.
Chaawick has had office for estate busness
20 Brosdway and has been under the surveillance Of de-
ective sampson Tor long me The evidence against him
Is regarded as conclusive at last from the Confession
OF Van etcn and otherwise and win result in his
Deriving the state In prison tor long of years The
arrest OF hadwck has been managed with secresy,
q uot TO give the MA o,h.- .-.muala, ~
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
MANHATTAN MARKET.
step in the Right Direction Decent ,nnr-
kct buildings To Bo Erected by rrivate En-


Step ia the Right Direction Decent sh,r-
kct Buildings To Bs Erected by Trivate En-
tcrpri-c.
New York city has iong been aboriug tho great
difficulties TO citizens which from imperfect market
system For number of utter neglect has character
lied almost every market place in the city 80
II was deterrng to have to enter the only houses
where the beat produce be fhe complaints
OF otzens were 40 continual and so earnest that
men was set on foot some time since 10 remedy the standing
wSsn wa a %ns
opened Now again another and greater improvements IL
New York in its proper position In respect markets. The
Manhsan IT. Msse Company has o,nea speca charter
within toe city limits giving the COMPANY eeran rights and
houses may secured 10 The city The future ihe hrs
Enbic market erected by this company WIN be located a
,ha, the preeaaon has been taken ol looking the gurc
open the public BY is Of October next The
to be a. %sgncsn, one na coyens Ss waSs block
f%sS avenue and s s fleet SSsa %
and Thirty nfth sees the pier exclusively for the use Of
ncary i've acres s Of ground and giving ample ac
commoda,'ons for more than ao market people The e1a
nearly all e principal rail and stage rones and Is conve-
Island The company 70 deal ayoraby well with
the butchers as with vi The public aud 70 this end hs az ne
nance s OF sanitary While ne s 2r
afford advantages far from enjoyed in the city
se. az ow1g to the monopSse rue dns ing
III c0o00 in shares Of 300 each, and of tho
Y20 of the capital stock OF the value of S00 share,
which remains butchers deacrs markenen and others
at liberty to become the owners thus Offering to those who
hold stalls share of proprietorshp.
Each butcher dealer makeman who holds ten shares is
to be entitled to stand stan uniform liked rental
lease OF i've provided he declares his intention
avaing himself of this privilege Mt the time of subscribing
Thus he that the proposed market
has organized sound basis Al the building at the foot
of Thirty be- only the be erected by
the Manhattan Market Company II may be presumed that
the old system Of city markets. with all Its nconyen,ences
an VIII disappear.
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Feb. 1T l.. M,

WALL STREET, l
FRIDAY. Feb. 1T T.. M.
on ,Change to-day wheat was unsettled and
lower, and any attempt to press sales would have
resulted In decline. The cotton market was more
active but without change IN prices.
MONEY THREE TO FIVE PER CENT.
Money continued easy at four to ave per cent
There was very little shifting OF loans and old en-
gagements wero generally allowed to stand. In
fresh business borrowers on governments were
usually supplied at four per cent, with some ex-
ceptions at five. On the other hand. while borrow
row on stocks generally paid Ave per
cent good houses with the better class OF msceane
GUS coaterals were accommodated at four per cent.
Toward the close of banking hours there was some
pressure TO lend money after accounts had been
generally made up, and balances under such Cir.
cumstances were not placed 1T better than three
per cent. The general rates or the day were, how.
ever, as first indicted. The paper market Is about
cleared OF the strictly first class grades but the de-
mand still continues, the would-be buyers being the
country banks which have large balances with their
correspondents in this city. Occasionally q "gilt-
edged" bankers accep tance passes at per cent
but the regular quotation is 6s per cent for the
ordinary run OF prime notes ana acceptances.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED.
The foreign exchange market was fairly active,
owing to the demand for remiJtances by Saturdays
steamers and in the absence of commercial and
bond bills particularly the latter. which used to
form y large portion OF the supply the leading
bankers advanced their rates an eighth per cent.
The following were the quotations at the close:-
Sterling sixty days. commercial, 1854 a 1924; good
to prime bankers lo9I losss; do. short sight, loh
a 1lO5s; Antwerp 5.161l 5l21s; Switzerland, SIS
a 5.1lX; Hamburg, 35JS u 36z; Amsterdam, 40s
411s; Frankfort, 4O2. Az; Bremen, 7sH 7otS;
Prussian thaers, Tx 7l7s.
GOLD sTRoNG-1l1 A 111H.
The rise in foreign exchange started gold up from
Ill to 1Il4 at which there was a pause, owing TO
advces OF slight advance in the London quotation
for fivetwenties, which were reported 914. Eventu
ally the latter settled back to 9lI, and, the full
force of the original influence asserting itself, gold
advanced TO and closed at Ill 7-l6 The course OF
TIM rIo IS sho in 10 rahIp
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG


The Southern list was mere active and generally
higher IL seems to be settled that the acting Gov.
enor Of North Carolina cannot defeat the wish OF
the Legislature and people for State Convention,
and hence North Carolinas were In good request at
further advance In prices The Ku Klux outrages
near Columbia seem to have their depressing innu-
ence on the South Carolinas which showed a strong
recuperatve tendency, and were Z per cent higher
than when the news Of these outrages reached the
market. The Tenncssees were firm on the further
redution OF the State debt by the transfer to the
Treasury OF several millions OF bonds, rendered by
railway corporations in exchange for mort.
cages on their roads held by the State.
The Louisianas maintain a steady, firm
undertone, and are still in favor with
investors Europe, whence orders are received by
nearly every steamer The virglnias also show more
strength and some activity on account OF a growing
belief that the State Will resume payment ere
long. The following were the closing street prices
OF the Southern list:-Tennessee, ex coupon, "a q
641S; do. new, 64H 64A; Virginia, ex coupon,
65A SO; do, new, 90 62; do, registered stock,
old, so 60z; Georgia skies, 81 50; do. sevens sSH
80; do do old, SO 90; North Carolina, ex coupon,
49k SO; do. funding, 1866, 80 Al; do do 1865 30
q 80; do, new, 274 2s; do, special tax, 21 22
Missouri skies, 9o11 ooA; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90 81; Louisiana sixes 8Sl 70; do, new,
81 81; do levee skies, Y 75; do do., eights, IS
81; do Penltentiary sevens, 73 a rs; do. railroad
elRhts, II So Alabama fvcs, 20 q Y; do. eights,
s9,s 1Oo DO. railroad eights, 90 81; South caro-.
lima sixes - 50; do, new, January and July '5s1
59s; do. do, April and October, 60< 81; do. reg
Istersd stock, DID, 80 IS; Arkansas skies, Sc 60;
do. sevens, 65 a go.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending February IA. and since the beginning OF the
year.
1869. 1870. 1871.
For the week.. $3,22s,065 $2247,559 $42si. $50
Prev reported T,437,506 S136,556 28Oes, LAT
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
TAXING SCIENCE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Religions md Scientific Men NJ Locgerbeads.
ON Thursday evening last Professor Cunning delivered
lecture entitled "The Age OF Reptiles in the chapel OF
First Reformed church of williamsburg Of which the Rev
Il. s. Porter pastor On concluding his lecture
teseor Cunning Informed his hearers that, science
highly taxed by the authorities of that
church. he would be compelled 10 hire another place
to finish the which he had agreed to deliver hcrc
The friends the Professor that the church authorities
taxed him $50 night for the of the chapel besides
sessng him the antors fees and claiming the right of dead
heading" their friends anu relatives or which
given him previous his opening his
scientific of lectures there. This trouble between the
religious scientific lights Of Williamsburg misses
The New York herald., 1871-02-18
HOBOXEN HARMONIC ClUR.

AT Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboke last evening, the gentle
men or the Harmonic Club the direction OF Professor
Grand Val, gave grand and hop which
usual largely attended The music and singing all that
desired. Miss Clarke, OF Newark and Mr. Matthew
Judge particularly distinguished themselves The festivities
of the hop were prolonged to an advanced hour.