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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
DIED.

BEIL-At j. FEB 49, Boar Animal Chs H. Bed.
Rel,s,es the Nsyy .ni ARM, ar. in,tsd -
and Abaysts Mordiy. tho 81 inst at n
BEgTlNR-A Vernon \. T. Wednesday, the I'm lsL.
resi- t, Sss a "as are is1,.d e Send funeral
B. Mount Veraoa ssiIia tue 20 ias at 05J,
S. 5?os T NJ -'e '-' "''' ''''- '' ~ ~
pRowN-A hi, residence in tbs e,r ofpreumon FRIDAY Ph 49,
YsTs District, KesYOrG Conference.
Ssssrh Avenue NJ Chu ch -Four eeD ST. Nooay. Peh
he s et; s1oo. Of I.' church 90 MoSi'
cHuecnop Fso Is at ys % n, e Der 1 ne csd, l's
saul st. Marie Michigan. sgede4
MACHINERY Thus., Feb 49, 1879 Ann WdO" Of the h'
Tie zoe .n seifT, 'y'fG to s;';1s
ne sT os sau III u At ooek
MoRRRLL-feb 49, srsiaie the ecuatJ Of"eohester be
Morre. o. thu late william h"r,1 ., ~, ,r., =, n.
HoTese,I carye first da, the Il At II 90 ocs
Depot
RUssRLL-oa wedn.si,r PED H. Patrick p Ru. 'goi 80 Jes'
IT, ad Of the family arc attend the le
SATURDAY. Selssk Hsn ais late residence NO. %'e "A
scRsSERon Tbai,y TsS 49, 3 nj ,'s ss SSs
Se,easei. .sei IS ye.u .ua nOath 49,, g., ..,s
from residence, No 1T West FOyiAsI' On SasdI
afternoon. a l 80 o'clock.
,MIrHou Tburdy morning. Feb l M GrOss wife Of Samuel
To. and friend. Of family invited attend the ussrA
services le residence No u CAnsoAp!>es On s'ss.y
morning IL O'Clock. $500
tina real .nce uncle walter Parker No i2f E's
Ihirsy.Ib-sL FRIDAY mops, Feb 49, Of theGinAa'a Of s
heart Emma smith. aged IL JeaIs
Her remain. viii Be tAkes LO Island Tor inte5mepI
THAYERlt Wash Highs oa Thaiay @or,n, Charles Be
on, .op Of r. Thayer II mouths snd d.Va
III. ,.lay,, and respectfully Invited ~ sBl The fn'ru
rom tb. Cburch
a, and Boulevard SUNDAY Feb a. a. oeeE i-a
will leave TbirtebHt at O'CLOCK.
TrCHgyOR-In Brooklyn Thudsy 18th inst Brgenis Mv.
o daughter Eugene AID kay e. Ieheno aged months ana
26dya A..
.f1er era MOTHER l59 GAIess Saturday, fee 30
o'elocs IBtetnebs atGeensood
TurulI-Mrs SARAH The late william TDh, in the 5lse
VI Ter ,,.-. ~. D..
No 1872 HeuyL, " buHda o'clock p H. banAi HorseAr
wood
yALRNTIyRAt Locust Valley l., Pnh Day nornos ses'a<
noutn 18th redenre OF her daughe Catherine D. Les
Hspn,h Vaeutine IN the S2i ar Of her ssa II,
Her relatives invited attend Der iuner' IRON
Pnspd Meeog hatneeoct on First cay mern,nf zs
inst, a. O'clock farther nsHee. Take 9:3o ua Hss
| Hunters Point -
vHITLocx- o. Wednesday peh. IT, Elizabeth w., wd'" @Hs
late Joha w Whit ck .,-,..., =. .,,..x
rSs sre the family rsVety invited 70
the funeral resiIene 2Sl Ia" lltp'- "
| saturlsy. tue 2Osb iast, 81 : D. ~
wINBS-At cst n. T.. Harriet Wines wife oil Rev W. H. "ses
| dausht OF I. N WIl.on. 81.
breads sad y invited ~ s'teaa me
| SATURDAY., the 2Uth. at 2 O'clock pm
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EVENING SESSION OF THE SENATE.

EVENING SESSlDN VI IHE OCNhlE'
TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT BILL RE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE INDIAN AP-
PRoPRIATIoS BILL CONTINUED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Upon reassembllng
at 7:3o D. H. the House till tue Improvement OF the
mouth OF the Mississippi River was referred 10 the
Committee on Transportation Routes.
The consideration OF the Indian Appropriation bill
VA then resumed the pending amendment being that
OF Mr. WINDOW (R.p., MIMI to increase the appropri-
alton fUr educating me children ana calling "s tne
or ohans in TIE Central superintendent from $1,000 10
fSGAiLs QR,p. X M an BOGY dem. MOI
mr. MOkHlLL (irp., MtD sali II WAS 100 late In the
dav 10 uuout uvI educating the Indians Their pos
s@Psory rghts here were sacred. and now tuat they
were pershDg and last tbUniug OUT the eleinents VI
eiyiiziioD should nOI be denied shem
Nj INGALLS, said n tue Senator IRON Maine was 80
much uttsrhed ~ the Indians aud no wished TO make
thtn a D.ctors OF Law and lcneors OF Art he tMr.
ing,s) wOud b. glad II that Sator would take tneui
10 ms sae locate them Oh the waste places on Tue
tudency there only 10 schools, ana the sum pro-
posril TO give them was cxtravaeaut.
Mr. BOGY said this money was not Tor the education
NJ children, les expenditure was left discretionary
win the me having charge Of these schools
MIR BOGY moved 10 stiike Gus the whole paragraph
as reported by the Committee, approprallng $4,000 Tor
tho education OF the children caring Tor the orpnans
&c. Reiectcd-ieas. IL; NaNs 81
Mr. WINDOW moved To mako The amount $4,000 IN
Nj MOKisILL Rep., Mel argued that II was Just as
nurh Il matter good fitn 10 pay these Indians as 10
was b. pay bonds yet every year when ihe Indian
hi cr IN. M there was the Rametalk about charity
Mir. STEWART uiep., New said there were hundreds
of pJr white cILdren throughout tue country without
tls facilities for education. II this was debt due the
Indians let 1t De paid; but II IL was question OF
bumaty let the Senate luq lire where the oaoy could
he At used Tue Iudlau Appropriation bills under thus
policy would increase ycarJ, aDd the liJlah agents
rcn1 IA cnoIe NOR, greedy As Dad AS slavery MAS, IL
was not worse than an lndian agent.
sTno ancnuncns of Mr. Window was reJected-feas,
M. v'SpoM submitted an amendment authorizing
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIA CITY-LOSS. 5000.

There was an extensive fire last night in the
building at No lS9 DIanosi.. occupied Oh the tbird
AJor by E. b. Boasby produce dealer. who3o stock was
damaged 50 800. rs insured for 5000 IN the Com
mercal Fire Insurance Company TIE second Dor was
damaged 5000. and was rented by b. f. Pland al'o
produce dealer The first floor. occupied by Nelson
secor. also produce dealer, damaged $3.50, and
insured for SOD The basement occupied ny Mar
tin MOusus, dealer In butter and eggs. His stock was
damaged 500. Tle building badly damiged, the
loss being roughly esuaGed s30)0 The hrc ekcndcd
10 No. 49, tue next building ped by Henry RANKIN
liQuOr dealer l,JglnghOu Keeper. HS premises
were. d.i agcd $500 water His property was IN
sured for $500 IL Germ mia aud 5000 III ihe JeTif
son FIR IlsI dlco COupauirs. Tne banding was dam
ag.0 $500 BON buildings belong W tue same estate
TIE ca Iso OF tho Ike not XnUW1
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GOVERyuENT WEATHER REPORT.
MAR DRPARrMENt,


OrYrCE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
wAsHIAG1oS. u. C.. Saturday, FEB q, 1881 %. m.
Sumo osis for NE past t,centV-f0nr ho,rs.
The b. romctcr has very generally fallen,
!. low IL the ,rtu-West. tho Lake regioL ani I'D
the Eastern Guif States.
R,im or snow has fallen ~ all stations, being remark
ally heavy ~ LoIlsi,n aud Alabama.
North rly wiuds prevail IN the Mississippi VIll"' ana
westward; sOata and east winds over the Atlantic
States.
Tie rivers have fallen n Mo'pnhis An Vicksburg.
Probabilities.
Daring Saturday IN tie soith Atlantic states. fhllng
barometer ana rain, 'oOwet By. coher northwest
winds attending an area OF low barometer.
Fbrthe Gui States, otati0nary or rising barometer,
increasing nUrherly winds, SliG hty colder weather.
ard rata followed by Clearing weather.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley rising followed ~
falin: barometer. northwest 10 southwest winds,
cooler, party cloudy weather.
For inc Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
and the North West faing bar meter and southwest
winds. followed by colder northwest winds, higher
pressure, and partly cloudy weather.
For ths ake region, lower barometer, southwest ana
northwest Winds si gnt changes IN teupe nature. cloudy
weather. Nift rain Or snow.
For he Middle and Eastern St1ts. falling 6lrOmeter
south dnd eIs! ptds uIJH1er cloudy EedfhsT. u.th
RAIN SNOW.
Tue rivers will continue 10 fall slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

Hepuocan party. II the present Congress COG. "o o
fts duty votes win be cast for the hs
sidate for President and with the nnuoe. Pro"~,pyy
asst the same way the Northern STATES sne
zion on ID smaoratic resident Is among tIS pSss,.
tss OF the fuure-lNationsl Republican washington
Adm. organ.) ...,
Tbe loose language of Mr.. McGuire on 1.-The
.o 70, non,ens ~ Ia Governor" was exceeding
I'd taste Co say the OF it. Samuel j. Tlden hap
V au 10 nosssss the confidence of the people OF
sSa State OF NewYOrk in q marked and. un-
Usual degree He happens" 70 have won reputation
snnseliish aevoon principle, aud he happens TO
~ me man VINO worked above all others to redeem the
rty from the control of rogues and
observer (DemJ
II rests with the New Hampshire and Con-
sct,cnt who do not enjoy the smell OF the
racEs ana who do not look with favor upon the
ponasiiion substitute Mr. Grants discretion" for
Ks 10 dsahuse the executive mind OF this danger
.n inc SeInsion They can do this bv voting the Demo
.Satc ticket That Is the way. and is the only way
a. make their feeling and desire IN the premises
Known him. Granted that ii Is choice or evis TINS
!. TOO choose iufncly the lesser evil OF the two And
me bigger the Democratic Jorltes the better Tor the
country. The better for the Republican party 100
1aradoxca as the assertion looksl springfield Repup-
Loan uual
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yers viii continue TO fall slowly.
END OF A NINE DAYS SNOW BLOCKADE.

WATERTowN, n. Y. Feb. 10-rhe snow
blockage hs been raised and tho FIRST train for nne
days from ROm9 to-day over the R)me Water
town AMI Ogdensburg RnIrold. Tue rolling stock Of
the Company has ,red severely, IL eUgncs having
been disabled and som. Of Them seriously damaged.
Oir larg snOw-pOw has been completely wrecked and
uLheIh badly iniurri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
MATTHIAS L. DUNLAP.

Matthias L. Dunlap. who died recently In
Illinois, was constant contributor newspapers and
periodical literature upon agricultural topics. He
Vest from this State IN 1884, and in 1874 purchased
<ar nj Leyden in Illinois, where he followed the bus
ne.s NJ farming and surVeyinz with marked success In
1851 or lg5s he established the Rural Home Fruit
Farm" near the city OF Champaign, winch has since be
generally under the signature OF Rural" snd did
treat deal 10 ennOUe aud dignity farming pursuits as
well as to diffuse sound Information on shs su9set
thfeuRh tAe West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
ON STATEN ISLAND,

The stables of Barney Morgan, on Qlinn-st.
between Broad aad McK consts.. 5tapeton 81 l' were
early Yesterday morning discovered 10 be on nre ana
ie the exertiOns Of the Ere Department were en-
urely destroyed. with their cOntonis. Including hVe
horses one cow six tons OF hay. and lot Of htrnes,
The loss Ia about 1850; insurance. Shortly after
sno,lcr lire discovered Oy tue poco III Tue
r.ar OF sinhs paper ia tory GA GrilthSl, WheIo lou
ot shavgs aud UOd uId boon pied against ono
OF tao bAcK doors an on fire. Tho hImtS were eN
tIngu,shed with s.gJt damage to tho building. 1ho
origin OF the lire Ia MJs aus stables Is unknOwn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
FARES on TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII Won Ohliga me by uhlishing q

SIR: VIII yOu ObIige me by publishing The
following statute concerning the right charge faro by
the Eew-York Elevated Railroad Company:
The sid Company shall be authorized dem ird and receive from
each within the Limit, Of the It OF Newiok rates Of fare
note miles Eve for
a mile 10 Sessi0n
l.. VS. Of 1862 Chapter 4S9. oectiOI ..
Yesterday the Company announced to the Court that
they acting under the General Railroad law, uDd-r
which they incorporated themselves In December.
1871 This makes the matter for the Co0psDy.
will appear Chapt 1856 OF Laws OF 1851 entatIed An
act to prevent extotion by railroad companies passed
NJ arch rs. 1857:
company which shall ask AMI greater Of
BY law shall forfeit 80 which
covered hF the Uayig tne buI II sa he awful and not
rarO the ey Of
N fractiOss distance less than 10 L.
Nep- I0rk Fec. 10, 1875. JOSEPH uAIGur, jr.
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ARRIVAL OF SISTERS OF CHARITY AND LAND
COMMISSIONERS FROM MEXICO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.-The Pacific Mail
steamer ArizJna from Panama and way ports arrived
to-day. Among the passengers 45 Sisters OF Charity
expelled COlima and Guadalaara, ana tho xxi
can Land Commandments ~ .s.:!: 80 -.l cA.-.-j -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
TIE FREE OIL-PIPE BILL.

REIoNsrRANcE FROM PROMINENT PETROLEUM Re-
FINE9s AGAINST lis PASSAGE.
UARRIsBURG, Feb. 19.-ln the House to-day
a rcnustra.ce was presented from Pittsburgh against
the passage OF tho Free P.po law. Among the signers
are AL those engaged in rehung petroleum In and ABOUT
Pittsburgh. Tnoy that sIJIJ tho bill pISS. II
woulJ II not utterly cripple several large railroad
corporations OF Pennsylvania TleY ask that invest
uouts rc6 lerics railroads s1ai be protected, and
the i.upOrtaLt trade rt,inrd witDn tIo STATE.
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From TAe Middtsurg, ~. " earn,
Independent Journalism is being recognize
From ne Hartford (ConnJ T.nes.

A man of genius in Connecticut has in
vented u selr-openiug coffin with Geographic alarm
attachment, by which those who are buried alive can
intimate to public their desire to be resurrectiOnei
immediately. Does the discovery " this humane expe
dient tI every Deart with Joy BY no IN. We say
nothing OF widows and wdowers hut here Is bilious
editor West VINO crustlly observes: There ate
lots of people ought not 10 be furnished with that
sort OF coffin" II 20, Is nat he Isn't one OF em
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

As Advertising Agents, Messrs. RowELL &
Co.. New.York. stand in the front rank. They
prompt honorable, and STRAIGHTFORWARD, and well
desrryo tue success they have met with. Inry can
always be found Al Pafkrow ann please 10 have
business drop upon THIN. La their rooms can be
fOun VI every newspaper published IN tho United
States-iRepuDlIran, Tun dnHnuock, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
IN ORANGE. N, J.

About a. In. yesterday fire was dlscov-
cred III ihe metropolitan Baliius, Ut Main and Centre
sts., Orange. ". j. Tho flames were quickly exun
gusned, tut the loss by water was very heavy. Ioe
building WAS occupied by stores and Offices 1he crane
Journal Office, the second nJOr, was cOnsluerdoJ
dan. gcd ~ nlo, ana nJydo VITA water largo Vuth
toy " paper Utd damage T. wh'le the press dnu
Qulut.y Uf typo wero uodIy ruined. Tao total udu4x0
L. hnnIIie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
EXPLOSION OF GAS IN A SEWER.

Boston, Feb. 19.-An accumulation OF gas
In a large new aver ut Cdmbrdso exploded early thiS
morning in series OF loud reports. slatteriI2 tho
walls of adjoining dwellings and stores The surplus
gas poured Into the OF several dwellings through
the sewer aud ton persons sleeping therein
we're with difficulty rescued and restored to conscious
ness. The street gas pipes have boen leaking into the
sewer for me, but the cause OF tue explosion 10
unknown,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
EsCAPE OF A PRI5ONER.

AUBURN, N. Y, Feb. 19.-Johu Perry of
Montezuma Indicted for false preenses and detained iu
the Cayuga County Jail In this city for trial. escaped
early TINS morning. Contrary TO tho orders OF the Sheriff
the tailor allowed him 10 the Jiil-yard add he
rronabIy walked away while unobseryed. reward Is
offered his recapture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
THE GEORGIA RACES.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 10.-The first race to-
day trotiDg mile heats ia s. for horses not under
three minutes: purse, ESQ, was won b. Cen Hood.
Time 2:4o,; 2:i2i 2:l2i and 246, Quicksey came In
second Second race-Trotting, mile heats best In
for horses Tot under $50 purse $500 TIE was won
ng Basil D1ke; Lady Patterson second Time, 1886 !;
and 2:.Gi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
TFTFGRAPUIC NOTES,

Bosroy Feb l9-Leo Is. Kent committed suicide
4 c. tr!s.t,wn today BY euiu0g his thfoit
B0sTOy Feb ia co,sting accident occurred AZ
weymo1a yr~sray lied wh III psf'oni bsaAE dAshei against
pos bal tmts bI0ioh
puIADYIPuIA Feb 10.-T0-night The police made
rd On e kuo U2J Pas operated By e9Srsi nea
a. arrested proprietor and "a otbsrs Who ses Ss@a
IN me e...A.l.A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
AYOUTHFCL FORGER

BosToy, Feb. 10.-Robema Griese, girl 10
Years Of age Was committed to-day for Raising eerh
cate Of stock Of the Michigan Centra Railroad from one
sbare to sixty the original vIue OF the same being $685.
and the pretended value 1900. Upon this wen ex-
ecured certificate 5000 was obtained when tho fraud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

PFyOBsCOT BAY COVERED WITH THICK ICE.
BELFAST, Me-, Feb. 19.-Penobscot Bay IS
entirely covered by heavy leo Is inches thick between
Belfast nd Casne. Tue people OF the island ana tho
towns Of the Eastern Bay shut out from communication
bv sea are ooaing with over the leo 10 this CITY
fSr nrovlsiuDs Tals las never beer dJne DefVr0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
1.-THE LEADING NEWSPAPER"

From TIE WiHh's,er tF1t) HrIIf
The merits of The NEwY YORK TRIBUNE are
well kuJ Ih.s conn;I. ana AL over Ie county.
that II /. hardly necessary to speak la i'5 behalf Take
II for all IN AL" IL IL pcrhap, exaggeraticn to say
that 1t Is the loading newspaper OF AnerIci.
From The Wiinys Pom! ~ ~ R,portr.
Other paper, may equal it i'll some branches
OF business Jut meas ,,ncr literal ure, aud all tue
elements that to make up complete newsPGDer. to
iueet requirements Of the present day, cans 10
beaten.
From tn. Middeburg, IN. " Gastrs.
Independent journalism is being recognized
by tao greatest power In the lana, aud lt
Is above :ict that The NEW YORK TRIBUNE owes
present uubOundsd success. No paper kas !trner
hold upon the hearts OF the pe0ple who III sympath
with reform and honesty III The administrative OF our
National and Safe AFFAIRS and any or our readers who
desire honest fearless. and ouspoken paper s0Voted
70 their interests should send for The TRIBUNE.
From ne Hartford (ConnJ Tnes.
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE Is an independent
Journal IL ivfUOsG suiJhs IN; great ddiirs III New"
YORK as newspaper, ami IN tue ABILITY with wncn &c
discusses all IesttOns whether OF political social,
scientific Character, 1t Il excelsd Dy none. Its -nter
prize lnuS acknowledged by all. and the indepeni
ence fairness with WHICH II discusses questions OF
pubic gaining for IT, or nave area y gained
Tor IL, the couhd OF the people OF tho country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
SUFFERING FROM TIE COLD IN NEwHAMP
SHIRE
n.ycuvorrp N III Eah 10-The ground

in tnis city and vicinity ir0zon TO dcpth OF i've to
eight feet uuudred3 OF tenements AMI stores are
without water, tho City Water Works pipes being
frozen solid IN many places. The Fare Department Is
constantly engaged in keeping hydrants open. The
guff sring from lRe cold Is ineuSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
HEAVY SUGAR MPORrATIoNs.

BosToN, Feb. 19--VariOus vessels which
arrived at thi. port to-day West Indies brought
Iarge amount OF sugar comprising 2O7o hogsheads 100
bo1es n barrels, and 10 terces Late In tue day the
.n rnoss Of Salem. from Manila camo In from sea,
bringing 100 tons OF sugar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
PRINCE BISnARCK To REuAIN IN OFFICE

LONDON. Saturday. Feb. 1850 =. IN.
The MagdebuTGer Zeitung says Prince Bismarck has
consented onto the personal appeal OF
ths EMPEROR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-Ihe President sent

the fOiluwIn. bUuildtuaS TO tbs B,hat' to-iay
John inar Attorney Of he United STATE for the District
oRh, Island an joe BrdEmIn Of Ma siebGs. ~ be Agent
for the inosus Vi Gfeea b.. AgeEcf Hi.conau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
NAVAL ORDERe.

wAsmsGToy, Feb. 19-Lieut George Is. Living
80 Colorado aud ordered u the plymouth Lea
CAsre PymOsih and ordered 10 we
Cssrsao Lieut. HoustOo deasbsJ tf01 es bsEIen shd
kffstsd " As naval FsaeeITouI II 6ts HsAe.sss.
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TIE CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE.
MORE AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

MOkE AID tOh l1E OUT
HANDSOME VILLAGE CONTRIBUTION.
70 the Bdttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: 1nclosed please find draft for SO TO- which we
quest you to send to the Kansas Central Relief Com
ttee, +. w. Giles Treasurer. Topeka Kan, for the
lffering people of that State. We send tomorrow.
addition. two boxes Of clothing, valued at $500 Ia
,ry low estimated, for the same object These con-
buttons are made by the village of Thompson
lille, Conn The money receipt please acknowledge.
d The TRIBUNE. In behalf of the Committee
REV. +. S. BARNUM
rhompSonriHe, Conn, Feb. II, 1875.
REWARD FOR FINDING KEYS.
+, the BdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: A gentleman, returning valuable bunch OF
KEYS to this Office which was found having one OF
our tablets attached, declines the reward. IS. which
was entered on our registry against it, and desires
us to send it to you to add to the Kansas and Ne
braska fund Inclosed please find the amount.
Respectfully yours.
REGISTERED TABLET Co.
No. 1913 Broodoay Feb IS, 1875.
A MISSIONARY soCIETY's CONTRIBUTION.
70 the EDITOR of The Tribune.
SIR Inclosed please find check for $40 for the re-
ef Of the Kansas and Nebraska sufferers, being the
contribution of the Missionary Society of the Re-
formed Church Of Ellenvile, N. Y. Please
acknowledge and Oblige, Yours very truly.
H. HoAR, Prest r. c. NJ. Society.
EHeariHe. N. L., Feb IT, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
THE OPENING OF THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
DEFEhRED
III

ITO I11H~O6'SI'
Committee O. the United States Centennial COm mission,
which has Just adjourned deferred the dates OF openinS
and closing the IntprBatioual Exhibition from April 10
and tuber 49, to May 10 and Nov 10, 1876 This has
at the dfere or the fOrCi!u Cuuin sioncrs,
and WITH view OF iusuring file weather for opening
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THE STATE OF Trade.
HAVANA Markets

HAy.s Feb lpBschsnEe tme United States 90 days.
eurrelcy o. sho sight 05d3o pmun SAorI Ssbt.
god lJ0 % prsmum LoAion, l5Oe5 premium on Para
lL40iIJ yIeuuA Sugar bTuer FreigAL hFheE
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GIles's IMMINENT IodIIe OF Anmnnl, y no. m,a,u.
scientific combnaho. 40
6stcss rh Ne IN ItnimA sop
Of feet sore Tho.t &c oah -
sn internally Il oy oil Drugastt Depot, No. 4ol siI-aIes
Es..Yor.. U.Iy ~ eeut ADJ II pr Oostle
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Tru,ses ges &c.Il desire good truss earessy
tu ibef Irdss bstaJ ,a
len 7Jf Io.Jway. larger ssoHs0 favorable prices Bend ss
LIN
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AT OUE3EC-LO35. $50, 900.

QUEBEC, Feb. l9.-The premise, occupied by
T. Ledroi. Wholesale grocer, destroyed hJ fire last
might Tae l.ss IS $4,000. covered BY Insurance IN
Q leDeo ana l.. siish Offices.
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Lower California. Tho ofncers Of the Ari1ons report
trouble aud turbulence along tho lower coast where
religious outbreak ~ I'm ninent
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PREPARATIONS FOR TIE DOUB EhEI iiON
IN MAINE.
RoCKLASD, Me-, Feb. 10.-Arrangements for
tho double execution of Wagner and Gordon differ
some bat from tho usual The death warrants
will not be read them until the morning Of the execu
ton. Il .Iinous services Will bs held IN the chapel
after which the prisoners viii b conducted imne-
ditey IT, The galOws and previous to being swung OH
Will 10 allowed ~ address AOso present.
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Friday. Feb. 10, 1S7.

FrldHy, EFD' To T'F'I'
UUO pateuLs ~ whom We tSe Tee'hs
OH COLfVs
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