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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
THE DRAMA.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION

The Grand Opera House is temporarily closed,
for rehearsal Of the new Spectacle play OI LaI.i
VIII be- offered 70 the pubic on tne uth OF harch =.
suburban residents who may wish TO attend the city
MISUNDERSTANDING advantage Uf the hne weather now pre-
vaeut-have choice this afternoon OF various attractive
entertainments. Julius Caesar may be seen al Boom
Theater; The Veteran" at Walacksi "DY0Tce'' at
the Fifth Avenue Humpty Dumpty, nj me OlFulpc
1.-THE Naiad Queen" at NiDlO's Garden; Marriage nj
the St James Theater; Cinderella at the New-1Ork
Circu. Bad Dickey at the Union Square Theater and
a copous yarety performance at the Thirty street
Theater. Tragedy, COMEDY spectacle DuiesIue Idrct
and varieties thus hold the local stage and II Is notable
thai an are furnished under tasteful conditions Ethl-
onan Ninstreiry shown in good estate by the san
Francisco Minstrels. Mr. McEvOy's Panorama OF
Ireland Is TO be established al an uptown teaSI III l
latter part Of this Spring ii has been seen III
before and is known TO be an interesting WORK ana;
illustrated by good explanatory speaking and
appropriate Irish melodies, 1t Possesses unusual
Mip.trels We learn, will finish the season in
their present familiar and popular quarters, No 5S5
Good wishes for their prosperity VIII attend Them III
this removal. The last opportunity for the present OF
goat the Illuminated fountain ana the dance OF the una
couda will offered at NiDO's Garden this evening 1.-The
fresh dramatic topics which will invite attention next
week. are Nj. Edwin Booths CGSstus MI william Crts
Yirks BrUfuS and Mrs. John Woods temperance in
New-York as POcahOnt0s, lie Belle Salvage We have
received a letter, signed "a constant reader OF IHL
OF a prettily bOund-bOOk," by MI Edwin Booth a.
riftI,s Ana the tent scene in Julius Cesar" The use
seems equally certain that such book a. Mr. Booth pro
duces was unknown 10 the anclents Inc discrepancy
however, impresses Us as wholly unup0riant-n!te,
accuracy Of detail a. 70 all accessories DelDs nellneI
nnasblc nor desirable in the stage illustration OF pOeuca
works Some very remarkable spectacles would be pre-
seDted AZ N were attained in certain particulars III
should he remembered too that Shakespeare's plays
take all me license with respect 10 characters no Tess
than To historical facts and adlunots which poetry war
rants A. 70 the shape, material, ana CONSTRUCTION Oh
the books 81 the Romans correspondent WI hhH III
FORMATION in any good dictionary Of Roman Antiquities
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fixing rate Of taxation ut certain per eeh,, anu then
adding that rate An extra traction snoent 10 pro
dnce the EXCESS OF the quota OF the state tax for said
Crnt lnf New York. for the year 1871 over the amount
charged said cornty for state taxes VI te year 1910
should be retained, II rs iupoSsiuie 70 Hh9 not
state thu rate taxation at exactly WHAT IL Is going
In the Assembly the special business OF the day was
Tho Of the majority aud minority reports
~ tho Committee on Privileges and Elections on the pc
tition ~ Frederick Kiau claimant of the seat now
cuped In the Assembly ~ freaf' lot tne
The fraud in this district being clearly shown that
fine Committee were enabled to arrive at conclusion II
effect az the irregularities shown IN ihe Other election
districts mentioned I'm the claimants petition. They
therefore recommend the adoption OF resolution that
Frederick kiian having received the greatest nun Der
Of votes for member OF Assembly Tor the XVIII As
semhy District OF the County OF Ntw-I0rk at the gen,
cral election Of the 9TH OF November 1911 Is declared
dnlv eertcd from said district and such Il entitled
the seat now occupied 10y the Hon. Alexander Frear
The resolution accompanying the majority report In
of rs Yeas Nays Nr Paige voting with the majority
on motion OF Mr. Hill, the privilege of the floor
A subcommittee Of the House Committee Com
merce and Navigation Will resume the Investigation or
the charges against ne % 4 ~
Castle Garden, Newly ORR on saturday, March 2, AT ~
O'Clock a. m and on Monday the Committee will
sit al % o'clock a az the Office OF the ShipOwners'
Association, No 90 Plnest., NewNork, 10 hear com
plants and suggestions regarding HarbOr Masters and
Pilot Commissioners. Persons wishing TO enter com.
plants on 10 be -ubpenaed will address Committee OF
Commerce and Navigation at the ST. Nicholas Hotel,
New-GOrk.
In answer 10 a resolution Of the Senate calling rail-
road companies running trains through portion OF New
York city 20 report certain Information among other
matters responds follows: The NewEork Central and
running FouTthaYe on the LIST OF November last ana
between that time to Jan. accident occurred. The
Harlem Railroad Company report that during two years
preceding J. 1872 twelve accidents had occurred 10
their trains FOurth-ave. Of which one fatal hVe
were injurious persons and six 10 horses and wagons
Both companies report the rate Of speed run at Is miles
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ing OF course about the Last two check. Al tho han.
the forger would take from his hat the sraIisr
check, ard ask the teller 10 certify H. which gould
unquestiOnably b. done aud the check being renlacat
IN tho hat ~ the swinder bs would propose 70 TIE e
seng-r that they should return 81 b- Office exchaU
the bonds for the check iust certified At the oce
forged certified check for the large amount would
taken from the hat and undoubtedly be accepted
messenger who would suppose that he receiving
check the certifcaton ~ which he bad wtnes-ed Tho
ueiftlVes believed that Kinney wa, the swDdler who
Sould make tbs attempt, although they we're nos
Cctlau a. 10 the firm against which his ingenuity would
W directed They resolved 80 fOlOg the messen
keI' ana when the payment made by kinney as0er
tdIh ~ once whether the check good, and not, %
anu Aith1ugh the messenger waited for long time az
tis pace appointed. kinney did not appear.
On req 10, man giving the name Of Charles Barclay.
cared on Jones Garrin importers ~ wines and liquors
NJ No. 81 Beaver-st and presented letter purt,rn 4,
De written hy tire Hon. :. Cox 10 the
sn 10 call the firm and purchase hill Of xpots for
nun He purchased wine and liquors, rendered in nav.
Ihent bin ~ large denomination, aud received IN
return cheek for So, drawn on the Bank Of North
America day or two afterwdrd Barclay called ~ IN.
ntnA ana drew the amount named IN Tive check On the
a"5hei check for s20o purporng TO have been drawn
" JOh7 q Garyin IN favor Of Charles Barclay Thi'
cnech lu not seem ~ he gcnnne The hoy when 1H~-
tiOntd sara that he had received u from a on tbs
street who hal promised pay him cor presenting II.
The check was sent To Jones Garviu ana pronOuncsi
forgery. Prom The description given OF the the ~
teCt1vc3 were saii-rd that he the swnder
eudeayored 10 y.ctmiGe Jay Cooke co.
bog in the employ ~ Jones & Garyin or twice
aterward met the fOrger the street and
him BY the AID Of TIN, hoy, the detectives eventually
and took him into custody yesterday The prN)ner
recognized by Jay Cooke kinney ana b> Jones Oar
win a, Charles Barclay The detectives say that be -
the most aCcOmpil she'd fOrger- IN the country
having been known such for several years 10 has
served more termr iu tue state F.trbh
lie Vac locked up al Police Headquartcr--
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ASSEMBLY,

The Senate bill to amend the Charter of
Utica was, On motion of Mr.. UNGERFORD, passed
Mr. MACkAY presented the report OF the Commission
ers under the act authorizing the West Side anu hOnke
Patent Railway Company construct an elevated rail
wav to reenW cbt Laid on the table ana ordered 10
be printed
REPORTS
To pay the expenses Of the prosecution Of New-fork
Mr. PRINCE, from the Judiciary Committee. reported
oR bills of which but two were reported as intIouuceI
10 with amendments and 16 adverse Among Othcr Du-
reported favorably was one making the state election
day a public holiday bill providing for absolute
divorce in OF 10 years insanity. ana destTton Dy
foreigner unheard OF for three years also the ISUr
bill putting individuals par with bahhs' "hlcu
changes the penalty forfeiture OF the whole amount
SPECIAL ORDER.
The CHAR announced as the special order the report
OF the Committee on the contested seat OF KHAN
/ against Frear from the XVIII New-YOrk District.
MIR srRAHAN moved the adoption OF the resolution Of
fine Committee which declares that Mr.. hiian - en-
rited TO the seat and Mr.. ID. 3. HILL moved 10 suh'
tue the IT solution VI the minority which declares Tie
| reverse. -
After long debate the question was taken on the MI
nortv resolution. and II lost by vote OF 10 10 20.
A vote was then taken the resolution OF the ma
iorty giving the seat TO Knan aud II was carried 10y
| IS TO -. a.
On motion Of D. b. HILL the privileges of the floor OF
the House were extended to the Hon. Alexander tIttI
| for the remainder Of the session Adjourned.
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SPEAKER SMITH AND ais DOORKEEPERs.

To the EdfiOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: On the election of Henry Smith as
Speaker hang many bargains, great and small The eX-
tent and character of these bargains are daily develop
ing Among the Of the new features Is the in
auuration OF new system Of appointment OF suDordl-
mates Heretofore have had pretty good supply OF
doorkeepers say about two TO each door These door
keepers are paid S. per day aud nieage-understand
reaqe-ll of them. Hereafter, should the precedent
adopted by the "RefOrm" Speaker Of this " Reform
Legislature gain favor are TO have TWO sets.
Mr. smith has appointed one set OF doorkeepers 10
serve the first half and another the econd hall OF tie
session These dOOrkeepers all eorn in and every
man OF them Is officer of the House; and after APP
pointing theD there curious queries arising mere
touching the by which the Speaker proposes 70
get his first out aud his second one In Yet the
appointments for the last hat OF the session nave beeh
made while the first appOnees are discussing the ques-
ton whether they had better surrender or each man
stick 10 his post Should they conclude 70 Suck smith
mus either uusWear these etae officials or ne mas no
means of getting them out for his new grtst.
What Is most striking evidence Of reform Is the
the first to have TWO sets OF
do0rkeepers drawing their mileage.
beauty" C. :. Underwood, says that the only
remedy with such hbelers Greeley Is not TO attempt
the law with Them but 10 resort 10 the pistol ana the
lnife have this from the lips OF l.. NJ johnson, Jour
mai Clerk of the Assembly. asked MIN emphhtl caly,
ala Underwood make Use OF such language lie an
swered. He didw Yours. NlGILAhI.
AiGq,y, v. y, Feb %, 1872.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
SOME QUESTIONS FOR MIR. HARrRANFr.

SOME QUESTIONS FOR MR. HARTRANFf.
HARRISBURG, March 1.-Mr. j. f. Hartranft,
State Auditor and candidate for Governor has thought
proper state conversation through his organ
Philadelphia that the introduction OF resolution OF in
curry and the publication OF these letters part OF
plan compel him, vrtuous state officer" 70 settle
certain accounts in manner that he considers against
the Of the State. Now therefore, be known
to him and all others that whether he never settles an
other account whether every outstanding claim be
adjusted in the accommodating spirit which marked his
settlement of his Oil Creek matter, there still certain
questions which must be answered before he can
stand candidate, that is TO say. In white
garments before the people. And first touching
the OIL Greek matter before mentioned will Mr.. Hart
ranft please stare was, in 1870 large purchaser OF
the stock Of the Oil Creek and Allegheny Valley Rail-
road the heing bought at sundry times and held
for a rise Did he, Auditor in cOllusion with
r. W. Mackey state Treasurer, make settlement OF
certain matters details OF which shall he furnished II
wanted, 10 the advantage OF Oil Creek ana
to the detrlment Of the State aud was not the
stock bought held with interest to make such settle
men and to profit thereby Was not the money Of the
commonwealth used to buy. that stock and did not Dis
ric Attorney Brewster to the Of the state,
and break up this little arrangement And is the FOL
lowing true copy of the letter to confidential friend
announcing the disappointing event and was the letter
written the Official paper Of Mr.. Hartranits depart
mentt
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE HARRIsBURG, Pa
March 9, 1870.
DEAR --: Buy az as possible 100 shares On
Creek and Allegheny Valley Railroad, and then have my
,ccoun or rather an abstract mode from my account
80 that can see the exact loss have sustained IN On
Creek. Let me have this soon as you conveniently
can The Attorney General has given decision against
our settlement Oil Greek, which takes the starch rgt
ont don't know what about buy lng Oh Crech
a. future investment II you think well OF II you may
think the chances that II will 20 up, bu az every
thing else dropping hut little can be expected ron
OIL Creek What do you think OF gold Truly etc.
JOHN +. HARTRANFr
A. previously stated, good deal Of powder Is wasted
on the resolution heretofore mentioned committee
has been demanded but is it to investigate the charges
No. merely 10 ascertain II the resolution was An attempt
to compel the "vrtuous public officer to settle, etc
Meantime the charges are to take care Of themselves.
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IN ABBOTT F0RGER CAPTURED.

TWO L-CONTRIyEn PLOTS FOILED-A FORGED
CFRTIFCATION AND FRAUDULENT CHECK.
One of the most adrOit fOrgers in the sOuntry
and one who has Oh several occasions yctimzed banks
and banking firms captured. yesterday, by detect
i've officers Elder and Macdougal after long search
The evidence against HIM il OF the most convincing
character In two OF the operations that have been
traced 20 him by the detectives. the prisoner eyinced
knowledge OF mercantile transactions and fertility OF
resources that would have insured success, II IL
had mot been for treachery the part OF
some one conversant with his plan. About four
weeks ago a man Of about 80 years, having black hair
and mustache defect IN one eye necessatng the use
OF glasses and elegantly dressed called the Office Of
jay Cooke Il Go. at Nassau aud Waists ana desired
interview with Mr. Cooke. This accorded. The
stranger gave his Kinney, stated that he
was engaged in settling estate in NewJersey. and
wished purchase sl20OOO in United states FiyeTwenty
bOnds-market value sl430C0 These bonds were 20 be
delivered az lawyers Office 10 the National Trust Com
pany's building at Broadway and Warren-st., and he
would give In payment certified cheek on the
National Park Bank. That there gEt be no
doubt as 10 Js regularity he proposed that the
ger 81 the firm shOud 10 with him 10 his Office. see him
Ill the check. and 20 with HIM % the bank and
paying teller or cashier and certified a SUCH wa. 10
he given TO the messenger who N tur would mana ann
the bonds He prOfessed 70 he anxious that every thing
should be straightforward and hualne IKE lie Weh
away promising TO call hours aftrrward, when the
bonds w0uld be ready for delivery, .
Meanwhile Detectives Elder and MAcdOuga hld re
ccycd from some source positive Information thar 1u NJ
telnut was 10 made 10 victnize some banking hfn5
by means "A forged check The operator was 70 90,
upon she nrm. negotiate Tor me sale OF lrse as
Of bonds and promise 20 pay Tor them win cetusu
check To fleet The transaction three checks wrr 20 Or
uSed check for the large amount was 70 oe drawn ~
the presence Of the messengee seut WIN the Doh ~
sarne amount, but purportug 10 be Certified anu u
check drawn for $3.50 Tno messenger Wa u en'" -'
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FAITHLEss WIVES.

Henry Wagner, a middle-aged GcruIan, WA
arrested on the complaint OF August Bergman, saloon
keeper at No % Chathams who charges that the prs
oners induced compliments wife 10 eiope with him. and
that they 500 belonging to the complainant A. 70
appeared that the had. three other oceaaiont
lett her husband each taking with her several nun
dred dollars aud had ard been taken back Oy m
the ma gistratc dismissed the case.
Isaac i,lacson young Pole employed IN the clohing
store OF Rudolph Lescnsl. fcllOw-cOuht ihn 70 ft-
gusOn-,t Chicago, On Nov 70 eloed win ne y" Us
fn,nIoyeT although she was much older than her p"fa
moIr and the mother of several children. They stole
few DAYS ago they returned 10 thu city and took rooms
at 30 III GreenWIch-st They arrested on Thurs
day night and taken Yesterday before Justice Hogan ~
the ToIubs. The magistrate decided that he had no
Jurisdiction in the case aud remanded the prisoners
the custody OF the Commissioner Of Emigration
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Special Notices

-chenck's PulmOnic syrup, ~en-Weed Tonic, aua
Mandrake Pills are the on mehe needed e. cure CSo'a@p
First DE ive go, d. h- roaiuOs
for when wasting the whole bd ant the fO -
e ] and liver ar T ,i N .ms Z 1 there ard ie, u,
place 81 food consequently the patient ass appetite very '
and which
spoil, passes % without nourshny the
sCHESCKS MANDRAKE PILLS set ths liver and stomach
cary obi, slime SEA-WEkD TONIC pleasant smp
liant which e eating uae With he gastric
and d,ov the food producing good chme ani chye then b.
blood s BODY begins grow A. ihe patient bega
gam the matter the begins upen AMI they h'a
es. hey began gain The raen
until they get we'll IL very important Go 4eaa
riding wrong they The honss they
must quiet they walk about the fast hs
To who AFFORD and unSng stay IN the hOas
during the mouths Florida we'd do~u "a
oS. as IN more northern s,tSae. Piatki ss5sss
pnss ponts recommends good hotel being AeP a. %
Of the latter places are also such - 90 t,e.e a. 80 49,
who pAr,ike freely Of preparations ,ni follow os at -
laid down and which fully ,et iorth IN he ''' p'
~ me- ,s,..n,l, ,ei 70 nv building norhsasi 81
~ - M M, .op or nrsef consulted ye " ehsrse Bat.
-, r,,,ti,u with the chsre si bs ~
sHTyC Rs RFsPiROMsTER detects The slightest 80
readF
,+ havr becu Lungs aad sh-heT pat
m be urr they expect 10 AnoN they are etsna7A
rsr,oas seccmpauy remedies tat persos
Of The "o'l eau ' '''''' J. H. ScHsSOK N D
Pc 9th. PULMONIC SYRUP and SEA BID Toni. 81 -
"' P,s,,T-i ant for .alp by J. II. sCHESck s'S0s
sixth aud Arch STA philadelphia S2a p, arsgsss
40 oo-gepi.ce. NewYors, wholesale Ag-ai.
Posi- Once Notice,-rhs MAILS FoR eURoPR amiaS the
MsCh 3 2 N cisc tns odee Nens
~ P i. JONES. Posla..e,
Renne's Pain lifting siaaic On and no.fsss cold.
and ucAlag ~ i.e .hrlst. aud bfan slis hhcttteA
~ . ~
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. ALBANY. March l, 1872
BILLS INTRODUCED.

SENATE. ALBANY. March !, 1872.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To regulate places of public amusement IN
New-York City no exhibition TO be opened without
license from the Mayor; any exhibition without license
10 he punis shed by fine the proceeds TO TO the So
cetv for Juvenile Delmquents. Ii is intended 10 rOmpt
waitcr-C1rl saloons -,
Git, and County of New-EOrk for 1872. This Dill was
sent NJ by Controller Green accompanied by memo
rial urging IFS passage. -
The bill 10 amend the charter OF the NeW-NorK Lie
Insurance and Trust Company was passed
The concurrent resolutions session to amend
ne constitution SO as to better prevent bribery at cleo
tiOnS. adopted. -
The New-York Charter announced and referred 10
the Committee on Cities. Adjourned.
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DISTRESSING FIRE.

SCRAToN, March This morning about y
o'clock Mrs WEIGH wife OF Patrick WEIGH, living near
Runmore two miles from this city out TO procure
some milk from neighbOr, and locked up the house,
leayin her two little children. aged and years, IN BED
asleep She had not gone long before she noticed
smoke arising from the building. HuTrying back she
found the house completely enyeloped in flames AZ the
boue was in rather isolated spot II took some time DC
fore the neghbors noticed the fire. The house was
burned the ground, and the charred remains OF INC
child were subseq uently taken from the rulhs
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WISCONSIN.

TIE ONE-TERM PRINCIPLE IN THE LEGISLATURE.
MADISON, Wis, March 1.-The Assembly
occupied last night and this morning, in discussing
resolutions indorsing Mr.. Summers OneTerm amend
ment to the United States Constitution. The whole sub
jec finally tabled, the votes standing 40 TO So alb
not voting, 10. The Senate passed the Appor-
tonment bill by strict party vote and also agreed to
the amendment to the Constitution increasing the num-
Der OF supreme Judges from three TO five.
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CORwIS-t. BIZ, residence SO Orsn..' ROCKVILLE iSe~,rhD
Geo Corsa the 6ob year be Oner' Of M'ie'"n
R,'ys. ,nd, ,,.P, 3Ts' % i'1 b. mineral S'-
Mgiieown and Goshen n l.. papers please COPY
FERRIsA, Jaeksonyle Eis On Ar u 1'i Lnir ha'r fso'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HADDEYoo the s9.9 INST c.rop- viz 60. D,- Il n.,ir, .
Bsnia sl,marouecs, we,,chee County y Z On Saprl,y
March p at D. III.
LASB-A CLqonpace NsE Jeey o. the h a't a a- rsi.oe.
,oniDas Nm Luio@ lh1r'ue vie 81 samuel Lane IA
to- 5i9 year ,o 9s[ 5 ~. G thu are @ a,, 70 attend
funeral Monday the 9Th inst a. p from her "nn''T'
MACNLLAN-n thi. ty on the a.,. Gsorg,nn, vi, Of
Geo. W. Macmillan aud daughter Of Walter Mead q Drag
tne Reieemer Foub,vs and 'etnu'e'
wina@;baral and jsr.er CIV paper, plea-e coov
MAeTINEon Friday March Is INST a. The ea,r Of Ie'a'; '.
Plains the 18th year Of her age ,.-..-. M.
White PLAIN, p.
meKEYSEY-la th. cats, Feb d. Sarah g. beloved
ReTes ani friends are respectfully invited ui hno
saturday oycA from Der late re'dsacs No -
PLuMB-A Brooklyn l. l. suli-1l. GA rbur-, Pei % lsr;
Dugss wife Of William II Plumb and laughter Of The i''
Hosea Dugliss.
pUaDY-on THURSDAY Feb Cornen, l. Purity. e 81 u
Fansrai ,erviee, will be beh a, bis residence Of First
sa QsAD7 Ts ,.@,a % @ i 90 White Po. % nterssa
ROwR-In Bcookvn Friday Maria ysnierSesr v1f' II
Edward and daughter the late Abraham V'"' -
ne ; bsy e te,deS ar invited srb'r,i
SUNDAY De'' fsuauuA''.t S''''' u F'i'"u w -
49,, as O'clock
THOMSOS-Iu Providence r. l. 18th william " ThJs
son Of Brooklyn n. Y, aged - years.
TODD-Ou Friday morning March William j..
Todd.
Relative and friends q the uis are inv TED 70 ui 'he fa's irs
residence of his father 10 J West raeat cotL. hoa
day the ith last o'clock. -
wEBB-ou T6ursisy Feb Robert D. webb n ys
bis
The relatives the family he
Lodge 4t9 and NJ respectfully iayri stIrni %.
Church Of Fos Communion
and Twentieth st.. a sunday : o clock.
WILLIAMS-n Providence r. L. she 18Th Mrs Sif,s
Williams " the late Rev. Peter Williams, Rector
Philip. Church
The acluantances
attend the .uneyA Phps Church SlBy the i "a
O'Clock
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POLITICAL.
TENNESSEE

AN ADDRESS FHOsI THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TBE TRIBUsBl
NASHVILLE. March 1.-Ex-SenatOr Fowler,
Chancellor Post other liberal Republicans wiliissu
address. tomorrow, invoking the Republicans OF
Tenne TO send delegates the Cincinnati Convention
The address condemns the Administration Of President
Grant and particularly its treatment Of the South aud
calls for reunion and reform.
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WoRKINGMEN vs.. PROTECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA large ana en-
thusiastlc meeting Of workingmcn was held held To-
night in the National Hall, under the auspices OF the
American Association OF Home lndustres' 81
Bonrke, Capt Augustine Costello j. l.. coates ana
III 'nniv means of proteetirg wOrkingmen.