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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22
OBITUARY..
ALEXANDER W. HARVEY

Alexander Whitelaw Harvey died at his res
idence Ia this city Yesterday morning after prolonged
serious ilIuess. HIS disease was combination OF
affections OF the heart ana kidneys He was born al
Peacnam W.T. Dec o. 1877 and received his education at
Harvard College. He began practiciDg law at Buffalo.
n " about 1850, aud remained there tai 1865. In 1883
he married Eliza Rpley the youngest daughter Of the
late George Colt of Bufo. and later he became Judge
Advocate OF Gov Fentons staff In 1865 he removed to
this city and time a candidate for Police
Commissioner During President Johnson's term
his name prominently mentioned In con-
nection With ColectOrshp OF the Port OF NewYork
the time OF his he OrDey for the cOec-
lion OF arrears OF taxes. lie leaves a wife, son, ana
q daughter The funeral viii take place from the
Church OF the Ascension at Flghaye and feminist on
Tuesday at p. ~, which Dr.. Morgan or 81. Ih0maas
Church Will OH iie. HIS remains Will be taken to
BAtfIo IOr sepu!ture.
SIR GOLDswORTHY GURNEY.
Sir GOldsworthy Quincy, the British scien
tst died recently his dJe residence in Cornwall He
was educated FOR tho medical profession. He gave lee
lures on chemical the Surrey Institution In
London but he best known among scientific men in
connection with his efforts adapt steam to ordinary
traffic highways for his OxynydroSen lime lglt,
and Tor his pan- to remove chokedtaap in coal mines
He the Inventor or stove In general use IN large
buildings IA England, aud was employed Tor many years
20 hght ana ventilae the Houses OF Parliament ne
reached the OF 3d. ADd Dad lived Tor tie last II
years quiet and retired lie III tho country.
OBITUARY NOTES
Miss Ada ElziDctn hancock, age IL, Only
daughter OF MaIor.Cien Hancock, died Thursday morn
OF typhus fever after an Illness OF three weeks
Her remains we're Saturday her late resi-
deuce No West Twenty -seveuth5t to the Church OF
The Transit zuraton the funeral services were
held DR.. HOugBton the rector, officiating. ecu Han
cock and Jew intimate frends accom- panied the OOdy
" NurFIsowB, Psua. wGere II was placed IL tle family
vault.
Capt. A. W. Gill, a wcll-krown aud respected
resident OF Brooklyn, ded yesterday evening Capt
Gil gained bis title during the war while member Of
The Iltn Regiment, was promoted TO ADltant General
on Gen. Wsdswortus staff He had been Tor over ten
ver. exrept LAST year Deputy Collector or Taxes ia
Brookyu ana was a prominent member OF all he mill
tary org tnZ IA that city tie was OOfn III Io0O,
And leaves a wife anu three children.
[For Obituary Of John Ai.ehrI ace F1A PIgGl
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC

MUSIC.
NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The fifth concert Of the New-York Philhar-
rncuc Society Chirrythird season. given under Mr..
Bergman direction Saturday night, presented the
following varied programme;
/. Adleio ed Allegro. 2 A6dsnie. 5 Finaie-Presto.
Concerto Tor tLs yi,iy tue~ ---DalHrosen
Dr. L oD'ld DaUrosch.
Overture, Leou0rA. n. .--..neotnoVen
eymphony No. s. IN MINOR OPP 20 scotch Mendessohn
/. AndaDte con uoto-Alcgro 1n POGO. NNace
non q. rpo. s. AdaOo. q Alcsro an POGO.
Overture Fyiug Datchman ".-.-.-..---.-.-. wagner
The Mari symphony, written an key for which tAe
composer seems q have had strong predictions On
one Of his LISTERS spelks o. choosing for symphony
because II was flvcrite key OF his flthersl does
rank with the jupiter. lat. AM minor symphonies
smong foremost works bat ts elevation OF spirit and
Seauiy Of form for it high place. We ud
In brightness hat reminds OF the charming gay
ETY. OF Haydn. and az the time freedom and dig
city vhcs bcsone only TO mozart in his best moments
ttmakes use o. the wind instruments than ia Gus
tomary Rowadays Chere neither carnets from
bones. thOdgh tue ooocs ard bassoons are employed
with Mozar's clarsctosisuc fcncity). anu the great
OF the 70 srnSod Instruments Ia the Philharmonic
srchesiTa told with an effect which made amends FOR
certain deficiencies TIC performance There was more
vitality ana can the rendering OF the great Leo
nora" overture aud more SIN in the popular Scotch
wAgner's much less satisfactory.
DR.. DamrO>chs concerto consists OF the orthodox
three movements tlllcgrO-andante-slegTol the first
two Of which conceived almost IN gentle and
pensive vein OF Revere. while tho third is in the
bravara style The work Is Thoroughly modern first In
the freedom OF It's rnythns aud modulations and
ondly 10 The importance Uf the orchestral part.
Although II very difficult, u never sacrifices poetic
idea for the purBese OF technical display. II is
dehcously graceful and elegant and the first two
movements fan OF the most refined feeling The
Is al beautiful. aud the whole effect OF
the work extremely happy Dr. Damrosch played with
sent nent and polish, aud was rewarded with the
heartiest applause.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The opening opera Of Miss KellOgg's season
vii De TIE Iausman."
Max Marctzek announces season Of Italian
opera az the Academy " 81 Isic, beginning Apr! 7.
Mr.. Henry StanGeld Of New-York has been
singing tAe tenor rCie kD Bl4s III Pisa, under
tie name OF slg. De- intis.
1t is announced that the chief attraction of
Her kslesiYs Oprrl Iu London TINS will be
Lohengriu." Win Nilsson. TefIen~ aud Campanni IL
the cast. Mlcaael Costa direct production
Of the woTl.
Adelina Patti recently took her benefit at
g. PetersJurg, fBe opsrt bang sOi5tt1.' The car
sent FOR her during me evening" aud on red ais cOngr
uauous, ma ciadcm composed % rnppGires and dia-
uonds wss presented 10 he bJ SUBSCRIPTION.
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Suicide FROM A FERRY BOAT.

AS the ferry boat Jay Gould of the Pavonla
ferry was making trip between New York and DER
sey City yesterday afternoon, young woman ran e1-
citedly from the ladies' cabin and before any OF the by
ISLANDERS could stop her she sprang into the water she
was carried under the vheelhouse but came up IN ful
view tbe boat passed onward boa'-hooK wac cast
out and caught waterproof cloak but the mate
rial gave way under her weight The CLOAK was Drawn
board by the hook but the woman SANK ana her
body was not again. The garment is VI pain
blue cloth with eapuchrn hood, lined with silK ahu
marked with pecuarity OF perpendicu ar Instead OF
horizontal buttonhoos. the Buttons torn OF by
the wOman's weight The cloak remains at the Second
Precinct for Identification. Passengers wBO saw the
deceased describe her "a woman Of medium SIZE, age
about 10, with light hair aud fair complexion.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship YelsS see FIN Page
y ,pury-pn Sunday. Mare


ARRIVED 800 Sunday March 81
sr,, Rhs,u Ger Bnckenseu Bremen Mhnh D. AID South
.mptoa gth with mise and pass 10 O-'rcAs = o. IL. NJ
ssssip sumner LoH-on Feb ~ VIA HaVre hrch
q yrrI mdse. 20 p ". j. Hurst g, -,
steamship Hudscu Eager Neworeans March 49, With dse and
uas To sea-aan 49,. IN Il. -.
Ashland, Sa'aNHAH "N- - WV" 9 -'
pass Mercea Yarhman Charleston March 10. with mdse
I'd n.,. to Jas y. QuntArd 60
sns vanokr Richmond CitT Point Norfolk With
-,s.s agl pass Old Dom mon steamship Co
Iusp ~ k1e Read, Baltimore with misc an1 pass 70
OiiD ,uinoa Steamship 90.
% asI4 Philadelphia With nss and James
Sir Robert Peel Larrabee London Dec 81 and LAni Erd
'Is n ,eprT teri Ni,s.en Bremen ~ i,r, With mds-
Bari Aus Sennercheh Liverpool JAN b. AM waterford
IN Pin Ae,m. uL) Po-el, Waterford A days in bsa,.
Ia anchored OF SANDY Hoos for oriers
Sch Madison Holmes les CEDAR Keys DAYS wth lumber,
seI B.r H. Potter Rogers Prns1dna F days, viii lumber
Scar ,se Cock, finley aiilst ne Point.
Schr. Louisa Aues Hall. Newport
Sch. WoldsocEet, Move. Go1eester, with fish.
sch. J. Aunroe, shay Bridgeport
sclr C0mDerr Learv, New-iiaYen Tor Virginia
sehr V, lant. Sow, NiekfOni
selt heau AaEht Dow orient lent Tor Pnla lad;
Jua Newell, shepard, h"cEpyrt vita lime
Senr irelt. Arnold. Providence.
wIAD-suEset, light. y eioGiy
DOMESTIC PORTS
CuARLEsroS. March q ATnve s.esLhp South Carolina from
sAs FRAscisco March 2l-Anred slip Celestial Empire. from
Mciiresor which arrived here
n W Fe0 II, arrived Auckland. " L. 1874
of ssiel tie 18th oa
Feb "a n YOEng SswfoE P.,se1gcr deI Of ooasamp-
md T.e AcIregOf 81
W tie On Inst AMI saleI a.-ia on The 10Th
FOREIGN PORTS.
Mar tutei Wanata. Eesr
eas Hamilton Fan il'fnns hhhitadoa. Aphr"le Binisa
TIE 18Th iasL: foels AMBASSADOR Auto-rA Flor IL.
vo MuGe A. Herd, A~ nl he. lest7, Alfred
MARY Angra, aa5 Aalg - Ael out To- -J - star
Pea'aeOs AAan Deane b'ehse aare iiiA p'e ap'
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Bleeding from Luas-, Sltnrrb. Eroachi'i', ooosumn-

RocHE.TEs y. l.. Jls. 49, 1874
z v. PIERCE ~ D., 6ufllo. n. Y.
DEks SR had ned Csrrh sggrysed f,TD ov
Tc7rs from Bronchial yssl-
many doctors things lasting benefit In
MAY ~. bec11ing n-srY VIII exce1sVe llt0rsl
lahons on paper Ia Citv. attacked VIII
bronchitis sustung alnot total loss %
bat had home olr week. vhes
prostrsic emorrhge from the BHngs haUuy
four spell, AMI irt hrre ase ~
In September fOvng Improved sumo enuT 10 be
able b. about lcgh ny Broachi Woas
rensinei the ieEo1 before bsery enot
Tor relief f-u'ess eeLe 20 d. ,Oslg gclnd daily coz
tBue ebe s q blood Amos ar abe1t nS
March ~ became bad be cp3S~ %
the ieaG reincciea But extremely
that TOnld good had lost al heau ~
enedies ami look meue ani jo-t1fs VIZ fsg
baltss
hnaly qIduuy CaArrh Ne nedTs
GOlen Neical Discovery and Pellets
ectonS To 70
improve. be Discovery Pellets Ia short tine bEOn bi
eruption, RhcA conagei m several weeks M mueh better.
appetite improved, gsiled and eesh In hrss
ef the Catrh lie Bo1cMt nai
peay tsappsaTe Cough whatever h-d enrey oasd
blood the vocation 0f " fuenas.
tie Il hal benorr5sges
Gal4frn from vba hsi
The aebt o. graItude or Tho
blessing hands no bouLiA an
thoIoughy ti"l aat medicines va
of TIT disease Catauh, NcI a.
Throat and LGls have aei them - Vey naaY,
and shall t-lr pIIIss. Gratefully yours,
p. v. Box JOI, Ioe1es'er' " l. w H. sfASeH-
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DIR. Fl. A. HARTr ON MEDICAL DECADESCE

DR. II. A. HART ON MEDICAL DECADETCE.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Dr. Andrew H. Smith has published n
card in Yesterdays TRIBUNE TO inform the public that
my paper on the Prevention and Durability OF Chronic
Diseases was stamped by the Journal Association with
their "unoualihed condemnation" l do not under
tand by hat authority he has reached this conclusion
A few Young men, who utterly misook the scope OF my
argnmept and who from the nature OF the case could
have had no experience with regard TO some OF the
n,actical points TO which referred, spoke against 1t
repeatedy and with youthful vehemence Only two or
three gentlemen who qualified by age and long
nracoe 70 form an intelligent Judgment took part In
the dscussIon and they substantially agreed with me
IN some of the important views which Dave pro-
nounded No resolution whatever was passed expressive
Of appreciation Interpretation. vote OF thanks TO
me was moved but not seconded, and nasmnch as mad
been regularly invited by Dr. Andrew H. smith as he
official representative Of the Association, aler the
naper had been read 10 him In his once ana ne hau
Stamped IL with his unqualified APPRECIATION had
rght TO suppose that the failure to proceed Win the
oon WAS the result of oversight Tor IL Is dncut
m beleve that any body Of respectable practitioners
eouId Intentionally omit courtesy OF that nature Inc
noner would have had significance. and there would
nave been no proprety in its pubcaion II IL hAu not
chalen cd opposition from the profession.
~, Writ March 90 1875 HENRY A. HART
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undate West PItson again. It's rssdensfear this. AMI
number of removals to Pittston. which Is safe from
almost anv food we're made to-day.
At Coxtou. mile above Pnston the scene Of desc
latlon cannot be described farm Of 200
vered with cakes Of Ice left by the recedng waters
Five hundred coal side tracks OF the Lehgh VAL
lev road arc Undecided and covered up nv immense
Dowes OIe site of the engine house was crushed H.
Inc once was Hooded. and u long narrow cake of lee
nroke through th3 door ana was lanted on Tie uDor
IIe Telegraph operator had to walk through wafer waist
deep 10 get out TINS place IL close 10 mo foot or the
gorge and the Of Ice will probably be re-
pealed.
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GOgERyMENr WEITHER REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsuISGrcs ID. c.. Mon1ay, Aarch22, 1871 o. ny

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON ID. c.. MOn1ay, March22, 1851 o. m.)
sygloDsIs the DISI ipedfyfodr h0nFs
The lowest barometer Is on the South
Atlantic coast md Isest pressure is on tie upper
Likes. 49,
espc, tally from Virginia t. the Elsiern Gull coast.
B,isk mort beast winds anu CLOUDY weather prevail on
tbe North Carolina coast, aad cloudy weather - re-
uortrd rom the ONO Valley and Western Minnesota :;
Elsewhere clear weather prevails.
The rivers fell Saturday at Cincinnati ana rose at
Pittsburgh. ,.,,,
During Monday throughout Lie Atlantic States station
arm or risfug barometer OrGt east % North ctSt UdS
cr cooler fD0p n by weather. eLccpt possibly
fucrasi ng north edSt Vuds Cape HfteIs attending
me depet0Dre,li " u storm u the south eGSrgrG
Foo I've GuIf states, atiOnary Darome en- warmer
clear weather variable Lht Winds shifting To The south
g. &. -,
From Tennessee and the Mississippi ValleT to the
Like region, rising, followed by fallng barometer,
rtn-rst verring sOutneast winds, warmer, cloudy,
or pirily cloudy weather with occasional ilght snow
The Tennes see and Cumberland rivers and tho lower
MIss--ipp VIII Shtly. The ONO vi. ran slRhtY
CautonIry Signals ordered for the North Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22

PLrsouTu March 2iThc s'esmsp fomnefans from FsvYss
March II. for Hamburg, arrived her. todsy
DISASTER.
HEwORLeSss Msrb 21-CsDt Asrxan Of The shr Wnsss
March the brig Ious Cspt Orr. from
Lign March 8 for Queenstown With Of ogrood and
LossBy Tie Lonsa Perez aai She had bess
pped abaBd0Led sHi vas fsli Of water.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PROVIDENCE 3srch 2fbe BKsttouso 50 the Bristol Ferry
tanss VI Mount lOp Bay as beea cAnlci ansJ " ice
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LOSDON-L, steamship canada, Sarch 2lGeoIge Kag
~ "A bete, X w. st4beGsd J. W. Stabilized. 4 Dlol d..
ssrtner s,u,nnsh Mra r. e. lie Geyi aas chid As e. h.
ca ver. hr A. stacey =, =,
s.erd g. sra sburg Nalhrdge Miss Mary Bronson
s Key.r Alfred Won Forkenbock joseph Lc5Ea Joachim
Sa kah KEGS Gustav SecArlnan9 w Meeasen Anl1 ale.
r. Sen.nn Won erbo Peter Wese Heinrich ahd
o per Ke..er Me schleyer W. Bschmsnn 4 A0enbeg.
A. Seo And daughter MebOth and caI Aug DelorsI
Ton Herman Eigr Fernandez JOS Ferguson Jos Lane L0as
IIsAuop. Easeae Louis Roie Caslre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22

NEw-ORLEANs, La, March H.-The man-Ot-
war sbavnut sailed yesterday for Key West via Pensa
cola.
The steam frigate Worcester. flagship Of the Gulf
SQUADRON. with Admiral Mullaney on board will sail
for Havana via Pens lcoa FOE coal
The ironcIad Can0nicus. and the Kansas. Commander
Alfred uopHiLs, Will remain at New-Orleans.
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Grant Mel on. eftp, G. p. baker
Hsner John C., ssrchsnt tailor si.zcy Frederic b. tsr
Hines Smith, CstGsnne, restsuraak
Hnes, William. Snow Ao,s,, potmSssr
HOPKINS r tsrpenter. Seedlings, Jc.ss grocery
H,pkinS X &, csShser National Stephers. boarding
Stepb Ms A.
Hookfns W W. attorney at law. Ter . 4 T., nail igeni.
Hunt, Jan J., c2rys3tcs. Tsve-. conductor.
y.ma,t q. L. Taaeh,sone, Mrs, brick cottage.
Je1Hngs Jacob shoemaker Nsdye George eegh operator
Johns ., Hrary. VaaneInan. j. p SOns, coRmis
johnson. Lew carpenter sion and lumber oEee
Jones Miss m,iinery. vGBnor, George A, grocer.
KaiE x altman tsp.rry Vannor John. merchant
k-eveEF rhirOaJ CONTRACTOR VaLuot Johh o., carpenter
XIV grocery Wakemsn, Dr.
KIght g. store rutter vester1 Ulpn Telegraph Ofce.
Limm. J buo.s aud shoes. White, CiEsOn carpenter
Long. w. William, NJ. Wier. Mrs.
hcCen shin X g. stoves Wilson, John b. boots aid shoes
Mot "a ough. James Lumber firms.
nctdiloull Ms. WianL Bond. Co.
NcLnckeD. PhilO DlYs Pugh.
ManlL AlcIand-r a.. PIzh. sal sid blind factory
hrIn, Rev John, P. 2. Church. }. n iOwtDi K CO.
MotLoaist guaa J. tte4 ssw-nllL
T. J. Vaalln1z.
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MARRIED.

CLBAvEg- Baptist Church. BrootTn fh,r~
day evening March ~ =. ilomas D. o. D. y H.
NJ Galshe Ms MARI b. Bn to Rev Joseph Bradford CesVer
both Of BrooklFn y. j.
RCsHMORB- MOs1ER-in Paaaej j. March II. y FriendS
T.. W. AID Sarah ~ Mos er both 81 20
former psoe
SWARZ ROSBNPELD-On WeinpsdsT March H. by the Rev Dr
q. G,t,hc AID Adler Nam u Albany " Cccie, seosd
daughter u Lazarus LoseE!eid. ESQ. VI lais csty
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INDICTMENT FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.

BosrON, Mass, March elm the United
States District Court yesterday. the Grand Jury re-
turued an Indictment against Henry s. Roberts Lite
Cashier OF the First Ward National Bank for embezzing
tr himself 70 he United states Marshal to-day anu
US ordered 10 furnish bonds in the vi $1,000
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THr TEE FIRM on TIE WEST BRANCH.
WMLIAMsPoRT, Penn, March 2l.-There IL no
change the RIVER. Tue Ice has not been moved. The
Weather Is mUderating.
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ARMY ORDERS.
WASTING

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The superintendent OF
tho Nnnt. Seryc- be prepared aud f0rwarde
urer proper charge all coored cavalry recruits 70 Austin eI
-r eT viii he Dor,ei egrai arrival 20 the C"nal
@ nera Of Depar Texas for assignment to The 9tn
Csvary second Lieut. IhonSs ~ "e o AZ
f.ntry % take effect Nov 80, 1872
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Turkey AT TIE CENTENNIAL

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-The Director
General Of the Centennial Exhibition has received
through the Imperial Ottoman ambassador ut Washing
ton the Sublime POrtes official acceptance OF the iny
ration 10 partio pate IN exhibition in behalf OF
Turkey Egy Ut aud their dependencies
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A. an Extcruai Application Gns,', Lrvrasxr fopr

s1Jhug ret discovered sSeioi 1a1o issn
Pns Der hands eei ace Acne seursgs.
either hsr-e IL only re-
qurs tisd; stlbie s be gEsat ho bg az
Lrugg Depot No 45l sKtbaTe OnJ zoe. asa 81 bottle
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THE STATE or TRADE.
p,,vrryC Cloths MARKET.

Providence March 2O-Ihe sses Of Prnung Oas lunng
80, st Tsre 30 JOD pieces; s'cumu Of sot goods
loses arm 64I6 6i. FOR Extra 6s tor Standard sad
&c tor Ayul, MAJ, and June delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22

1dver,l.,rx a,.,r,ns 10 gain the alteration and pa
,ro,,.. q, Farmer. and Asriculturi.ts viii I'D IHx
WEEKLY rRlBuYn,ss valuable and effective n'a Is noe
.or farmer, and Aos. easa than ohr weekly
,..a Ad,era.smsns proper essAacsaOa sassA
10 A.,i =. o. ar a-l- nsaAs. Q, Us geek Of SsA
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New-York.
p s. WINSTON PRESET, CASH ASSETS. $7244607O o. DEC.
slsr. Is7A-THIs COMPANY, THE OLDEST PURELY aU.
TJAL LFK INsi RANCE CORPORATION IN THB UNITED
STATES, AND THR LARGEST INSTITUTION OF ITS CLASS -
TIE WORLD. CONTINUES TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOB
INSURANCE UPON SELECTED LIVES AND TO INVEST Irs
FUNDS As OCCASION OFFERS BONDS SECURED By MORT
CAGES ON REAL PROPERTY IN THIS CITY AND STATE AP'
PLcATloys FOR INSURANCE MAY BIZ MADE 70 THE cOH
PANY DIRECT OR TO ANY OF IT'S Agents. APPLICATIONS
FOR LOANS MAY BIZ MADE AT ITS OFFICE WHERE BLANhs
WILL BIZ FUENIsIIkD AND ALL NECESSARY ISFoRAAiIoS
GIVEN TO APPLICANTS.
BROADWAY AND LIBsRTYsr
FEB. 2OrH, 1873
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Abrabams. Joseph W.,gTOeety a
dry go"ds.
Atkinson, Mrs. dres>mAker.
,lrrsndcr. r. 81, harness maker
Archibald. John, pattern maker.
Armstrong. Nm.. aoIleF.
balance, Joseph.
BArry, A. J.. photographs.
barn., A. L.. pnotogra pha.
Biaui, Mrs.. nargSrei.
Buckiey, EisArd. merchant
Bu,shiusrd. J., mAeui.isI
Cecil House Hotel
Cornish Restaurant.
Davl.. James A.. lumber dealer.
Davis. W. W., lumoer dealer.
Donaldson. EoDer.. CONJUNCTION
Doughiy. David, town baiiR.
Englpe house sud pabHe school
Ewing. william
FiiIsibbsns. Taomas. merchant.
Pnsiser, X. b.
Gei..er Joseph, constAhla
Gvg.seAAlk 4 orr, bqasiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22

NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The fifth concert of the New-York Philhar-
rnouio society Chrty-thrd seasonl. given under Mr..
Borrmaans direction Saturday night, presented the
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-The officers of til
Lehgh Valley Railroad Company state that the ice e
bargoes on that road ABOVE Wikesoarre aud PlttstO
have been removed. and freight and passenger tran
have resumed their regular trips The water bias lei
the tracks and passage way has been cut through II
ice. IN some places 10 feet thick No further immedia
damage IL apprehended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

Hrs. Mvra Clark Gaines (who mus
he at least one hundred years old ans
Caleb Cushing who is known TO have
come over in the Mayf'o~er and studied
law under Governor Endico;s Of M"sSa-
chusetts. and be.a present al the first
Commencement at Harvard. have
gone to law. OF course the subject OF
controversy is something or other about
the eternal, endless and inscrutsble law
ing and itwing in which Mrs. Gaines
has been revelipg ever since the first
French occupancy of LOuislsna, and
which, in itself. is a world without end.
minus an amen" II is funny TO think
of these bald fossils going to law
with one another. 1t illustrates that
the governing passions of = life aug
ment with age and lend r.spirg edge
to seniii.y such as antiquity adds to
goosebeTry wine. 1t seems that Caleb
is tryin; 70 hog some OF the dear
old things property. setting IN. the
misery old thief, that she owes i Ia
him for fee So Myra (Bacchus, what
name for a centurion). sue. 10 njo!n
the rapaciiy of her antedilnvian despoii
er and make him keep his skinny hand
off her acres AID her houses. Predes-
tined as these relies OF a hyeoue age
seem to be to supplement the laws lon
.syity and lend pro.rac;ion 70 It's weari-
some delays, the prospect is repiete with
probabilities that they will be sibberine
at one another across the wide vase of
remittiturs AMI injunctions, nandsmus-
es and writs of tjec'ment. sumronseS.
subrenaI and SURE join3ers even when
the sunny youth of 1876 shall come TO
take their balloons for trip to the
temptations and ..iluremen's Of tie b.
centennial of American independence a.
San Francisco, as she streams her giddy
population through streets which vii!
lend an additional attrnctiveness TO the
cliffs and kelp and seaside sand OF Half
Moon Bay. And thus the centuries will
sindicate themselves; the manifest des-
tiny Of the American Reyullic will
march toward magnificent fuliilnent;
and Caleb's loss will be Myra's Gaines p,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

BERLIN. November 4-The Parliament
has ratified treaty Of commerce with
the Republic of Costa Rica. Herr Won
D-lbruck stated in Parliament that the
Government intends sending represent
ativeDto Central America for the pur-
pose of extending the treaty relations.
Is it not possible that this means
ship canal under Germanic control
Or, il not that, German naval station
on the Pacific? How shout these pos
abilities and Our Monroe Doctrine