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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
VAPS AND NrSUapp

Tho Board of Health dismissed u strssC inspectors
yesterday.
FOny-fve boxes Of cigars. stolen from 40 81 Rut-
eersst, we're forsd yesterday by the poace IN Wa'@rs
Mrs. Ann Peters residing ct 70. i34 HcstC rst., was
severely burned on @ hasi a eSeng " tie explosion u Ner,
seBe lamp
Charles W. johnson. clerk in the PostrOfice felt
into open Nehoe Che building yesy esoon sid soks bis
John Mathew. while walking down Broadway yes
ION the third story window Of 10. 57f
Henry Gazette, a German, age 81 dieA ye9terds at
No 50 Aitorne rom buns received shout v-, the
explesia1 OF a seosers amp.
fro on the ID floor Of No. 10 Murray ct, occupied
By Adoph Myef,bey crockr gareiOls tsSyd stock ealV
this morning 70 the smogDs Of 800 inslred
Mrs. Mary Biclcll died yesterday IN 81. Luke's
Hosp from iIjnres received Mons, m by hng 0ash
gg roof 81 Conrad ss,as brew No S4 W hy seventh
st., while she vss hanging out clothes
A crowd Of rougbs' entered. about r o'clock
night Gsropuabe house known the Cae 90 Ca No.
disturbance Tire propdsor Charlie ilotHas
orierss them when notorious rough snosh 50 BIZ sb
revolver ard fired shot Mvng b. aim Boo ro7g3 tss
rIom.n the giOur with fr inseing se1e Hou
The sslsn ecpd but VI h COMPANIONS Dsnsa Hsos <n
Jsbn COnlOr3 arrested.
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ARKANSAS.
DEMOCRATIC REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS IN TIL
LEGISLATURE.


DEMOCRATIC REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS IN TIE
LEGISLATURE.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 31-He ACdlanche has special
dispatch. dated yesterday which says that since the
meeting OF the Convention nothing OF interest has
the swsaring4n of Brooks Thursday by the Lieu
tenant-(;oyernOr. From IA o'clock Sunday
until midnight the Clayton men were in caucus.
Even the Governor Supreme and Circuit Court
pursue Tho friends Of johnson seemed TO know
that some trap would be sprung upon them to-day Before
the hour for tho senate to convene the ChAf Of Ponce
with his entire fOrco marched into che Senate Chamber
ana the men were posted in advantageous positions III
the galleries and lobby, By orders OF the LeuenanGov-
Such aid had not been asked FOR Radical Senators
looked and thoughtful, az though some desperate
deed about 10 he done. When o'clock arrived ana
the Lieutenant Governor not appearing, Mr. Mallory
called the Senate 10 order and on his motion the body
adjourned until tomorrow IL was understood mat me
police were present to eject Mr. Brooks ny force ii lo
ttempted TO enter the Chamber bat he did not appear
After the Senate adjourned tine House was convened
and the Journals we're read Immediately M. Hazttile,
Chairman Of the Committee appointed 10 inquire INTO
maeasaDce In Office of any officers In the Executive or
Judicial departments OF the State arose TO privileged
question, and submitted report with articles of i'm
parchment against the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for high
crimes and misdemeanOr. because or his conduct IN
icctiOns raised that before taxing ms seat ana pc
fore the question had been stated by the Chair he
moved the previous question, ana several memoers
the point Of order that the resolution could not De
entertained but under the rules, must be laid over
day. Tho Speaker, however ruled all out Of or
der; ad, without permitting any member 10 say any
thing ordered the roll to be called The result Was - to
80. 30 tho previous question was not ordered. The
people In thsleh,y and gallery appauded when the re-
Tho House then adjourned until O'Clock tomorrow.
amid the Widest shouts of applause Chccr AFTER chter
members and among the spectators. TINS ~ he hTSt e-
feet the Governors party has yet Sustained From me
tLese troubles will end IN bOcdshed The pdssi0us OF
each party are strung TO the highest pi1ch
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npANfATIn NOrRS.
OBITEHRY.

Or. Samuel II. Taylor, IL. D., who has
been Principal OF Phillips Academy. In Audovcr, AaSsa
clsets during the as. % years, died Oh sunday lash
lie was born in New Hampshire, and graduated 1T
Dartmouth College, IN 1892 where ho became tutor.
after passing through OF theological 'tdies 1T
Andover. He was appointei Principal OF the Philips
Academy I'm 1882. The many hundreds OF men WHO have
instruction retain profound respect and admiration
Tor him. "A teacher OF tlc classical languages. d.
TAYLOR was thOlt an equal, perhaps in this country
certainly without superior Dnf his control, philips
Academy has become the most celebrated school IN tls
country for tho psrpdTa young for the higher
college course. His place can hardly be hlled without
great loss 10 the Institution Dr. Taylor m earnest
,Upuent the OF education, and struggled
vigorously AGAINST that progress Of che age which dc
nanis practical tr'inng Rather than CLASSICAL culture
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Gprtial Ncyee9

A Meeting oT the Delegr>ps es't t. ths GRAN ts'ts
% eH..,fh VII 80
Filth ave eosser Twenty sL rhio CIV e-lesii b. MIN,
Al o'clock . H.. IA -. Il. rt.,.... -. .l.t
uii,soN LAM JA ID r Nr,a CcA
MARSHALL BLAKE lres5sV keate ~ Dsi'ir- ID 't-
I0uS D. IAISOS, Prc-tioal EVENT. District err. ''Ha
CiIsRLBs n Brake =, ~ tdea. Rouh D'Ass, "a al
John j. O'B9lES Pr-st a ghts psrs. Usi-s ,l'.
NAf4AN KINGSLEY OF resident Fir,, Dttt> 0ra cah
CHARLES BbAthlh. bra mt ThnsHth Ds ut Grsri liu
wv H. GkOGAS ssGs sslt. laih % RI, GRAFT tl4o
IANES CUMMINGS Pr q dfa. 81 ta Dist ~ il p.
FIGRSB MARTIN Frog Dent rerh nstrct Grant Clab
A. A. MARKS. Pfciri'st Fnh Ds,Tirt Gsasl vlab.
Ten,h Nriiorpi 'n, 9s groSva eorst teossr 49,
rsrkfhe hrec ~ vi the renth MAGICAL Bank. az 'eNs
he'll Jan 81 ~ following earl sPS2 tse sa's.. -.
Of his Bsns sscg lancet tie Death - Their e,-o 81
WATSON vince cSri~y ie'd' acaaen ialehis.h1 y Al M
te.ry IN HI, escbyr of sty rendered h i'scai =" VIZ -
eepthe and a ne w dre 10 it - o res ee' 1s DIS Ne""1
b. tlls ree.1 'ltur eesyl BY orle Of -"
Unios Republican General Ccn'n'ittec. .ee ir'ai.
Monthly asetn sl he'll ieldqunsr coruer fnh'e AZ
T-sn' scoai. -, on I'll RSAAl kNhNlhA FraI az o.
CEo. tOAcHaoS, Scr t,1e.
hNDN. ~ iEi 1crr.) ~
Po.t-l,g,r Noti,r.-The m.is or ~ 70PE Alg o. -
enins SArI EDAl, f,b Z, lyl we Gos a. t orc 90 .pAs
Pn, IQN 5, Pstsas~s
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DIED.


ARTHUR-On SUNDAY evening Jan 49, 1871 Harry Arthur 'on Of
-s . .I II m NM, 10 attend b, funeral at St. P.ar.
Clinton AL CauolA South BrooAyn on "eine
d,r Peb l. tllam.
BRAsTAs Jersey City Tuesday Jau 3d. James Randolph Bss
sS ,' ,n {i Trends Of he family are invited to .ed the fuse
from h late residence. Gs South Ff'hss J~Sy City gu Friday dc
81 inst, at II a. N.
BRUsH-t his residence WILLIAMSBURG. L. Jan a. aner
trartsi illaess Jesse Brush
Notice Of he funeral will be given hereafter.
CoDDsGToN-A' niie1,Fo, on Monday %o.s Isaac C"ins
% sst q yfiS ,s 500 q, s s cGG aSS s % are to Az
he a-r.l services At st. Clements ChureS Aly TLursiv
morning a. IL oeOc..
CoRYwALL-Ather residence Harlem, Monday J.a 3D. Ma
Sarah Cornwall widow of e late Jno s. Cornwall in the OIL year 81
Her - he egqe,so Cairo, Greene Co.. for nenent -Ar'
GeAPPJn 81 1871 after long and painful Illness, John Graf saess
.on ofJCan A snd Msry 4 Grlf aged % yesr,.
rs is"' 10 So We. iopsioS g. TSs,y F N n.
remains wall he inferred in the arly ysu, stSL MARKS Cbub
KgBLER-on Sunday % Bvin Keller IT, the bh %
The sni, cad relatives ofthe family Invited attend his s,ri
resdene % West rselht, Wenesisy teS "
i2t o'clost
LEGAs Pninge Tuesday, Jan 81, Mrs Isabella relic!
the late Charles lee in the s5th yesr Of her sge -
her funeral without fuftaer invitation Fs' B'pt brb "a
tss.ea n .. % FIa.y IT. ~ s' si y IiS.r,,.
~, At 100 d. ard Y H.
LowITzn Brooklyn 81 Ano r., sfe Of John s' aged
F1n.rs frsH her late sacs IA D.Kabye Fhd, pb st
Boston papers please copy
RocEwEIhon Monday Jan - =; = N" s''-s AIMS wife %
This pace her late Gesee 1hst ienh
Of family respectfully invited 10 attend Ihen f1s '
lem Railroad depot, at Tweni7'is 81 ind fouf'@S'' n ~ -
rRsnEw-n Brooklyn Jsn 90 1871 MARY ssS IN tue 'd SCI
Of her "a he,
fneral on Wednesday. Pb At u me- boo ,ie heo'-ei -
Cbarch. harsoB-sL. Court wiloGi mr. .'F A"uS
wARpgLIOa Saturday Jan o. Charles Wlrsl IN The sSd ~
his hon
u and tssso.NsAs
Broo.iyu on wednesday. FEB l. at oe..@ D. ra
ST JoHEs n No l. A. Y. aBret ,f'n; You He he ~
moned enerSent communion - a. = s-losI
enlT NentY
for the paposs attending the 10, - -. -, -
| Ernker Andrews ''o"-'~' 49,
* 4 Secretary
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Ger have amounted 10 .27,sas.


..,.. do,,s-,b. n.y. elected last night president
The following officers were, siusnt' ~ i''""
Edwin H. MiIlngton; Vice Pr ~, o. W. &. Nubcr
urer. Francis W. faber; 5ecrcs@. st. JOhnsbury,
Messrs. Fairbanks 4 CO. OF for furnishing
W., have Just been awarded the conttac> &c Depart
the Government with scales for tho PostOme nde by
ment, The popularity Of the welknown scaaes m -
this fro may be inferred from the fact that during
days thoS received over 100 carloads Vi materials ~
their manufacture
One Of the largest and most complete drug
emporums in tho word Is thrown open this week at No.
99i Broadway extending 90 Grossly ST. distance OF ~
iect Tho public ere invited 10 inspect both wholesale
ana retail departments, by tho proprietor, Dr H. Il.
Helmbold. lEyening Post.
The Lfc-Saving Benevolent Society has 70
elected the following oicera Presisost Elwood water:
vicePresdcn John D: Jones; Treasnsr william u, q.
Moore. Secretary, Clifford A. Hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
TAMMAyY REAL ESTATE swEfDLEs.

The actual taxpayers who are investigating
III cou,praei.s connected connection with projected
,ubIlc improvements by the leading Tlnmany poll.
tcians and executed by their subordBates, devoted
their attention last evening principally to the matter or
the Iiyersiie PARK, in this largo number or
persons OF moderate means, who have acquired their
property slowly and only Ivy dint OF honest hard labor
are alarmed at the prospect OF heavy assessments. and
have been discussing the subject III public for several
weeks past The COmm ssiOners about to make their
report and as those who expect 10 bo
greatly affected by the assessments have discovered
impending unlawful acts they arc naturally On tho alert
They have heard that ii Is contemplated 10 make largo
awards 20 Fernando Wood Geo. H. Purcor and others ia
the Ring and 10 award on property which Ia owned
by the city lying In front of the Ots recently purchased
by the Ring and forming part OF the common highway
This 1t said will unlawfully throw into tho hands of
tho conspraOrs vast amount OF money, and Immensely
swell their pool In tho OF the evening IL
sad that Hugh Smith. James NJ Swecny twho 10 q
brother OF Peter Is. Swosnyj VIM. NJ Tweed, jr. who
scts for his father, James Il. Coleman Graz Nathan
and one or two others tho principal operators for
tie Ring and arc introduced respectively different
Commissions, 80 that there i scarcely Commission ap
pointod on which one OF them DO not appear.
Yesterday in the office OF Richard OGOiman, the Com
missioners appointed on the matter or widening Tho
upptr part Of hIadsOn-hve held another meeting aud
Graft Nathan, Mr.. Fowler and Charles Place wero
ureseut officially. There IL another Improvement Of
MadlsOi-aye. contemplated, that will exteud FROM
Iwoaty .IirdSt south, W ho properly reCeatI pur'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

eAyAr~.a Jan. 3ihrrved sehr Rschs ron Gar ros
The Tyheo ship r. a1on. from ID erpoo Csled 5as V
Reed Iise1oj; ship Lady Rae ifor irrpoo ehoonIs wave
re FOR Jacksonville ABBY Wss,on fof sHsyen nts Leo
Se,Yors Oriental FOR Boston, with the u tho "eans
Remington board 49,. -
CH,sLssroS 4 c. Jan 3-Auvri steamship Asnhattsa. iroa
Hartford Slc ss,us Chses.o1. r Hew'Yot sLr Nellie b>
gcs, for New York.
B6sros Jan 3-A-iyp brig PeeJ Hineksy rom ssvspSss
Below brig D. Sonic from IlovanA -.
PoErsEss Moyoa, Va. jan 3lP2si In for Norfolk a-'T;aF
Liverpool mranci, Rio; brig Geo'Lstumer fron
Johns Posl Of Surrey 70 day ae on the bark fcghr
which bye1 10 Norfolk for r'pairs
san PnaMIs Jan 3-8sad American - Great Animal for
Manila snl Herald Oft Morning for Singppore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
GEORGIA.
A CONVENTION OF CoLoRED MEN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3i.-An important State
Convention meets at Macon, Ga tomorrow II ia called
by the leading coorcd Republicans Of that state and is
the first Of several that to DO called in other States
preparatory to the meeting OF general Southern Con
venton of cOored Unonst The purpose Of the Georgia
Convention is to consider the condition OF afair and the
best OF securing personal protection and freedom
of political action which now. Is claimed seriously
and continuously assaied and inpeded Isaac Meyers
Chairman OF the National COlorcd Labor Bureau organ
lied by the Convention recently assembled here left FOR
Macon this afternoon.
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cr,r,,a Neutrality f,peunded.

DOA MEAN iAmereans. study i'otner' means "a
trrL TIE yat ,,r" colec,s VI, 4libang Coh~ IN lSi
reanElr not collie! before The sea ad West S,as
and the nations henst demands t' day
aflit The hand o! - oOd Hrks collector BAN 1L.E,
But - urDi mus, NJ patti Fr1ae consrAtua'ed on
hUsmen n DlJheesns right The CEbSs naS IA lsifsf
fw,: Spa orders munitions AMI vessels OF war sols'
OD5sso and drert eon;rs CT on 81 eonsrsos
lion Frsr saIgpne 10 onr republican iorn Of sornns
JACKSON dce
TINT soiibes DaLaDr" tbs OF vessel, mdl
Of r. HKrs BoLD Chemical Warehouse So
Boadwiy With hg Of al nations sad containing ne
sbo remark hapied down BY the high ordnance
heaven and they being emblem Of the dnedn Ek should
pGo mar them down the soble bird would fu'e To hlns
hs poateTi,y every Americana duty-lkvenLg Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01

chased by VIM, M Twsed. tho OF Twenty FIRST
It, and Broadway. The latter Improvement, IL Is Of
peced. will take away the residence OF Peter Gett
In tho matter OF tho widening and strengthening IT
Broadway. between Thirty fourth and Fifty ninth Sta IL
was said that tho grand total Of oil the awards was
soO0C; that the property was NOT worth more than
100000 and that therefore s5,OOOO00 set ahoat
nnlawfully; that "Judgo Johnny" SCOTS share for
numbering" about 100000, and that Mr. Con.
molly the wife Of the Controller whose reports for 1869
and 20 yot withheld from public inspection. and
Mrs WataOn wife Of the late Auditor In Controller Con-
noys Office were among the purchasers OF the property
handsomely awarded"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
N2w-JERsEY AS A BREAKwATER.
HER RAILROAD DISTRACTIONS TO TRAVEL MUST
BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OPINION or a
LEADING JOURNAL.
Froa The NsvsIs Advertiser jan.


LEADING JOURNAL.
Froa The Newark Advertiser, jan u
All roads lead to Rome" so lar as Europe
a. concerned aud this continent all roads leed Sew
York AID the great bulk OF Mestefi ttdNSl anu unc
nnttst ro.. SsV'-Jcr,ev. The late Henry j. Ray
,nond ouc said that no railroad canal could be built
tpOD fa continent that would not DE tributary 10 New
Y0fk a aOry which curiOusly nlustIettd OF late IN
the change uf base made by two ci the great Trunk
line. Tls Peunsy ssnia CeBtral Railroad was bult IN
tbe Iurr.t Of ths city Of Philadelphia and with Inc de-
sgn ~ .alang 10 greet seaport to nval New-Yorh IN
ia orei-n commerce. Yet soon ~ the nlain trunk
froa PHILADELPHIA 10 Pittsburgh was consIucted, the
Ieccsts srOs6 for Western connections the Fort wayne
r,ute - icago was secured and tia, again, aiIef
bricf rest VA pushed further ad further until the
(enr re,I Western terminus Is now al San FRANCISCO
with IUSts 80 vast aud connections so extended tAe
Coupau snOn found Philadelphia an unsatisfactory Al
Isntlc terminus and partly by The estaBlsmcntO OF me
Allentown route aud further by me WeGt fnliadelphi
shuu,kc 10 Trenton, has made Pnliadelpna ohI way
e4at6u ON The trans-cOntincDtal tLOiOugife ~ IL no"
seeking direct and perpetual line o Ne w OkDy taSIhg
The Camden aud AmbOy. That secured IL VIII nave
"A through Inc from ocean 70 ocean
Still smother instance Of this tendency TOWARD new
York b. 10 DO found In the Baltimore Gnd ONO hloa'
Qua Of the most wisely aud cuerg ideally nahagcd D
TatoDs 1 the country. Like Che PennsYli anna Iodg IL
WIS bu In the interests Of its chosen terminus a. sea
port Tfendng far the south II seemed dGslhed 10
Contribute almost solely 10 the building up OF BatHOIe
bringng 20 ID the rich trade OF me ONO Fl'cy' anu
kas< " steamship lines ,D't cOu4d Ie " oOHL0'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THEATER.


Mr. FOx's Pant0mimo Of Wee Willie
Wrinkle for nasy weeks past veritabo fountain OF
enjoymentis to bo Withdrawn from tho stage OF
the Olympic. II will pass away with the week now
speeding close. There ia much genuine ana In
noccnt mir IN this description OF performance and
proves truly potent in smoothing away tho Wrinkles
OF care that its withdrawal must need inspire many
regret There Is no Ci0e In the land who compare
with Mr. Fox ana We shall zee PantOmime, Ofa really
high order til this artist presents himself again, in
walk that he has made his In losing the panto-
MINE however, do not lose the performer. Mr.. Fox
will appear next Monday, as Cardinal Richeiieu; aud.
80 appearing he cannot fail, should imagine 10 pre-
sent such figure of comcallfy will literally split the
sides OF LAUGHTER " Rchelicu" has been buTlcsIued
by Mr. janice sch6nberg and Mr.. +. r. DE Walden, who
are Thoroughly experienced in theatrical matters; and
thor trayose viii bc brought out under tho entirely
CAPABLE stage management of blr John 5alwyn. Moon
while six performances of " Wee Willie Wrinkle remain
10 be given which We rust will DO enjoyed Matinee
takes place st the Olympic to-day and another On 5atlr
day.
DRAMATIC NOTES,
Mr.. John F.. Ovens has gone into Now
England. professional tour. under the nlnaSemenS
OF 9ir. CLIFTON W. Tay enre.
SIR. John u. Stockton OF The PhRddelpiia
Ires Is well known able journalist and 6cC 0sS III
man 81 c.,cr and his brethren Of the quit viii na
NeS,rs r. Shelton Mackenzie. Norton Mcaohael, John
W. Forney. Gibson Peacock, ". W. liar le ana Olher
citizens ~ Philadelphia have rendered nm q tOhphin5u
tAry bonoHt 1T the ralnGt--t. Thcater on Fe'. )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
DANIEL MCFARLAND IN AN INSANE AsfLUh'
From Tn. lsdisna pohs STATE Journa Of 'sn Io.Lot

On Friday last, during tho eau Oi VIZ, ~ Wortfns
in she Morgan County Common Peas Co N.ISa,lsnd
vila MT McNutt the attorney for Dslv, thot
his client wns at the present tune an ina.o o. n lie
asylum in New-York. and asked ieaD w W,Erisnd agt
MoFUrand This was granted aud thus ends ti'
of this celebr.ted case, 50 far ~ tho Nou"'' "
are concerned.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NsvOsrrA, lar. aPlour seareei supes,s ee nt b,ssi
Rttrs ej Treble fiQ ~ =: t0 tb0p laeos
shouLers m Clear Bib BE Char SIDES l3e N1lsreue i.ns
finer TSc All ether article, ,nee NOTWITHSTANDING
ili; NeI.Y,r sisht il,c0WL cod, llp ,.,-.., =,
AUGrsA o. Jin dull AM irregular IL! alic sales.
so bsl.s; receipts, 2i0 btlrs ,.
wnYxsros y c. Jan. sprts furpears r.n' ard tIosss
stead for Southern pscs hges RosH gHet saS oo bbS
81 70 b for Strsine1 aaa No. !. Tar unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
PHILADELPHIA. LIVE STOCK NARxET-J.y. 81.

There upDy % Beef Cattle this week bu us dfnsns
Tic ofs4s and sales d . 80 head a. from y
NOR FAR Good Cate ga 80 Tor Choice beers
Con mon stock rod a. from 3 to &C. y n, go'.
saaPrs demand hh''p DETER api p1oos wes shade
higher oO bead disposed Of a. from sac sro~
20 condition.
oe,-rhc supply reached $50 head The demand
good AMI pnc, airy $40 GOSH 81 4 ,0y D. net
CovS-He tLs 10 EeSd baat
hands from SO Be each. qus,V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE mAnKET-JAs d.

Beef C..,Recei, ~ head the ,a1gy srNa. iner.,s.s
ady iced TO- -; ssskTtrs o. al tO slI ~
FRI Qu.iy sleEii Second. 90 sgoS9 s0j Third. Sto -
Sheep al ambeceiPts. 1921 hraii supply tneresng sss
butchers desire lower pdes derned about g. p ID
sales in lo:s q. - 80 a % each; Extra, 81 AaSl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01

T,o New-York Cooperative Bu.i.9& Lou
h,,., IN third annual mootin5 IA. evening at
I'm. Association 40 prcan.tGan'ei" J5i
w ~ "olG,n %, .harcs the sharS representing
mempets Of RS OO0 1h' Ascot ioh pas efs 0o
aitosethef fl26 80 IN lho purchase 'rP''F''V' NN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
Hazard & C.sws,ps Cod Liver Oil I, the b...

Winrkeyser's HypOphosphites will CossusPros ssA
4 ureqrael 40 Toni, aIi Inyi;0ratOr. Iry IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
VONAN SUFFRAGE.

THE PROTEST IN BEHALF or THE MAJORITY.
To The Hon. Mr. BISGnAH, Chairman Of ne Jedie'aTy
Committee.
SIR: AS we perceive through q published
letter. addressed TO your honorable Committee 10y Mrs
Hooper, that sho assumes 10 inquiries made
abe SAYS privately by rnoIabers of your Commit
tee with regard 10 the number Of petitioners Tor fenae
suffrage in times past we WISH TespcIy 10 500 ia
fon has been kept in order to bring ABOUT female
suffrage That harvest has been gaherod Dy such
incessant efforts, 10 natural it en Issco tm itb he
equally persistent silence OF our rome LOVING women
SO avcrge are domestic women tObeng OrOuSht io
heard there aro thousands upon thousands WHO VIII con-
time tO remain silent. -
The effort have made 10 give voice ano some en
preston tho known wishes NJ the mses or Our couh
tryWomen has been in great part deprecated ny them ~
giving entirely too much Importance to ma1ahess,
which they think ii left to It's course, must de out
of itself IL is ths belief alone which at this TDomont
kceps the lips OF hundreds of thousands 0oSod our re-
spectacle women also unwilling 10 meet the ssad
Qua abuse and vituperayon win wncn ene tneip
assal every one who dares 10 protest agllnss tner
measures ELLEN Is r. ohEkmhN,
MADELINE VISToa DAHLeREs.
ONE OF THE BERCHER5 ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE
20 ne EdttOr or rho Tribune.
SIR: | an told chat my name has appeared
in some Of the public prints one who favorS Woman
Suffrage This Is not true Of Of large majority
Of my family and personal friends most Of whom w"uld
regard such measure Get Of injustice and o1TeS-
son forcing conscientious TO assume the
Utilities Of the civil state when they can 80 impeRiectT
neot tho many and important duties OF the family
state and its connected ministries Of instruction ana be-
nevolence. WIN newspaper editors OblSe me ana many
friend, by giving this an nsertOni
CATHARtNs f. BEECHsR.
Hartford Fena,e Seminary, jan %, 1871
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-18
NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

L HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Arhtobnla County that having purchased
tho interest Of L. Reeves aud Co. in the Marble Busi
nese, and having repeuished with large Rtock Of both
Marble and Sand Stone, IL prepared to MI all orders for
Monuments Head Stones, Tomhs. Vaults, Curbing and
oil Cemetery Work. also, Caps and Sills. Water Table
Chimney Tops, &c, and all kinds Of Building Stone
Flngglng cut aud aiu down short notice. and as low
figures aa any other establishment in the State. We
shau keep the best OF materiGl, and with good work
mon can be found cannot bo surpassed In our own
work for style and finish Phrase give us call and see
for yourselves shop on Centre Street door west
ofJ. J. Robersoue Shoe store, II. UDY, in.
take pleasure In recommending Mr.. Udy to the poo.
pie ofAshtabula and especially those wanting Cemetery
work Mouumcnta &c, and having engaged my services
would he pleased to all my old customers who are IN
want OF work and msnyneiv ones At the old stand.
Rcapectfllly, etc.
Sopt n, 1919 9qGf j LRFEVEs