davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE TRANSIT OF Venus.

LORD LINDsAY's OBSERVATIONS IN THE MAURrTrUs
GOOD SUCCESS WITH SUN PICTURES AND MI
CROMRTRIC MEASURES.
Recent news by way of England give the
particulars of the fair OF Lord Lndsays expe
dition the Island Of Maurtius for observing the
transit OF Venus This expedition furnished and
equipped at the sole expense OF that DObleman, and
fits details as well as its general plan
perfected under bis personal supervision.
He adopted the method OF taking pho
tographs by means Of the helOstat-the method used
by the American observers instead OF BY the heograDh.
which employed at all the British Government sta
tons The heOsat pictures regarded as the more
and better fitted for subsequent cacula
tOn,; Of these Lord Lindsay has obtained ITO
that excellent, and 200 in all he also
made Of the heliometer instrument
for obtaining direct measurements OF the position
OF the planet the None OF the
stations the English Government and none OF the
American parties equipped with this instrument,
which has hitherto found most favor with the Germans
In this respect also the Maurus observers secured ex
ceeut results. They failed however, to obtain o0ser
ngress. From scientific pOrDt OF view the
observations Of Lord Lndsays expedition are smpor
tdut and the OF this private enterprise 10 mat
ter fJr OOngratulatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
COVERNuENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToN -. c.. Wpdn 'sday. Foo. ,. 1851 a. N.
SylODSis fJr the Past "a Hours.
The barometer is highest en- the West
Atlantic cOasJ aud Montana II IL lowest II Southern
Wisconsin.
southeast 10 southwest winds prevail from Wiscon-
sin to tie CUR and Atlantic coasts, Wth rain or snow Ia
the Mississippi ami Ono valleys and the lake region,
where the temperature has generally risen.
Cold nortncry winds prevail In the North-Wesf.
The rivers have risen at CAIRO ana Memphis, and
fallen al Pittsburgh.
Probabilities.
Durtno Wednesday IN the South Atlantic States falling
barometer southcry winds, warmer and threatening,
or rainy weather.
For The Gu.f States Tennessee. and the Ohio Valley
falling followed Oy rising. barometer, sOuinrry winds,
yprrng brisk cold nOrtheriy with clearing weather
with "A severe nOtther" on the cOlGt OF Texas
For the Lower Missouri. Upper Mississippi the North
west and Lakes Superior ana Michigan rising OarOme-
ter cold nOrtneriY winds, cloud ana snow, followed Dy
clear weather.
For the lower lakes, falling barometer, southeast
winds yeerng southwest, stati0bary or higher tenn
perature, with rain or snow.
F,r tie MidIe ana Ersern states falling barometer,
south and ictfs higher temperature and cleQin0
10 1ther possibly f0HDtced Jy rain or slsOu.
TDe river VIII probably continue 10 rise below Cairo
and Louis lille.
4 cautlonary signal is ordered for Mobile.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKRrs.

Duyr,Lo Peb 2-Recsirts-Flou 700 b5s Wheat IS 600
hush: Corn, llTOJO 10000 bush s1nmtnts-
Pour, $500 eoA Wheat, 1000 ba'hi Cora aVS'SV9 G,9
bl.t.t 2uUJO bush. qurf sales o. OVV
I'm. Al - 7J9>J - for Spungs SJ2jqS6 for BAken:
eBGs6 70 for White; - Tor RE. Wheat giagnAnt' No
chicago offered a al MEaukee Cah 81 20 WINTER ranges
Al l2QSI buyers Coru quiet aud 2c ,Ss 4 cars oa
Al 7c New Hgh MiEed Oa neglected ask g ooo
tg he'd AZ gje Tor state no suye apparently nrRecte
private have iakeu place s1s l 70 ~
fo Medium Clover 81 ,r Large Clover Pok 9al a 10 'O
Df.s..d qu.rt - - - "A slne dn y
NuwArksa rel. 2-Flour Unchanged NheAi siNyi No MI
..sa.e tl.- Ao Z. b1 - rh ~; Apnl eBA2. Oats
sher No BE c. du ind ireh 'rS N Store
"a c Kye Iul snJ ectug: J. n store zoe barley hImer
au.ri 40 spnug Fs. "a 2Ci3 No - 90 70 'sore 81 uj'a
yrdos aer iaact Het For4, tlS ~ cash an4 Fcbu4rf
"a ,sl,s iu. H..r sI1 EEt.a PRIME Pork stradr & IS ;
Swees Pet Hans si.aig lOogle Bs aated heAts-ians
s.ysasrs demand Os hid
boted ruue he'd slu IL ~ bet
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
OBITUART.
THOMAS NEL.ON sANDERsoN.


In the death of Thomas Nelson Sanderson,
more Familiarity known as "Nese Seymour" which
occurred yesterday morning at O'Clock, at his resi-
dence at No 5O sixth-ave there passed away one OF
the most popular and accomplished followers OF min
strelsy. He born IN Baltimore. Nd, June g. 1885.
His father. Col Henry .. sdnderson. was we'll
known merchant Of that city, aud Tor
nine years Collector Of that port Nelson
graduated with high honors from the high school IN
Baltimore, IN 1s53 and after entered the navy,
serving for time as Dlymasters clerk. on board
the United States steamer siam. After leaving the
navy for time he followed the calling Of civil ensl-
ueer Ia he Joined DaA Rice's company for South
ern tour as a general utility His first appearance
upon the "a made at the Baltimore Museum, In
1861. In 1863 he Joined tho Bryants Minstrel
troupe then at Mechanics Hall at No. 471 Broadway
Leaving here. he played season AT Tony PASTORS Opera
Iousr ana then went to Europe accepting an enEa2;-
iuent Win CnrIsy5 Minstrels thcu 40 - James Hail.
London. He returned u TIL. ctF In November 1907
and again became connected with tho Bryahts' anu
with but few Interruptions remained with thCW up "
the time Of his death.
HIS ast public appearance upon the stage was upon
Wednesday Of last week. IL the profession lie was re-
gtred Of most eccentric OF eccentric negro
comedians He a member OF Amlty Lodge No. J2J
F and A. H. also OF B. L. o. k. Ile unrrdI OF tie
deceased will prubaJly take place on Sunday next HOm
tue Church VI ilc TRANSIT suIdtiOn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
rFor other ship Ye,rs see Fun Pa7,.I !


Steamship Richmond Rect Rchnsni CITY Point Sori ss
ni.s sH to 0d Dominion steamship Co 3, f,
steamship Seprne Bery Boston with @d aOd pass 70 H. "
s.Ss shiO gleanora Johusoa
S6o n. Plus Ultra Borden London and Isle wgh, - s
BARK r. T. Rouh MARTA Liverpool Is Tybee with mis-,
s BarE Ry o' j@ Sor1 Dis s. Ilomss , ,t, Va s,,,st
aayaower oi New isen La iAre 81 Pierre Mart II lays
J. Marsh lof HavsrhD Pcse Hataatl, d,Y.
p Pearson O LOadou Lssoeuf Hong KOag Sept S
Bng Csscltee of Mel simmons M'AaAAs ie dAJ.
H. Pee, Hpcklev Small Cenfueros % dar.
Brg gl1Aoeth "nso~ tot POrtaad White CarenH IL cir.
Bg George Berry Poan Kea1en cArden" 10 DAYS r'
sz zhaa (o Liverpool y ST. Williams, Trinidad 10 tays ~ttA
Ens Alice ~ tof S. John n b. Livey ls days with
grs snma Dean of st. Ks Pi1mmer Car,eoa 20 days ~h
@ Kaluua Cof arrgs;on Nash FeraanBh Fla Is lays WITH
BGs " Merritt Cof Buckspor nArrmil. z1a 20 days s's
Little Harry lof St Johu, n 3D. ROuFk' ca'deaa' u i'
ss David Oven of Bath Chadblrne careaas 10 days ~iA
scna Mary A wIAm Aus Marc HAYS, 81 lays with log
Sc1 Joseph Sclersor whmo- Leoe 30 fsy' in ballast
seA h-'e "e'on o tyno-tI far'oa, Aux '-Js' wa Deb.
W." 2ea iaa a.ai Elsou: 20 of Gango D, PsIa4mbpo 4.
scar Racens of o.,nou Robert Ragged Land Nassau Is
Ser Eotea Br,udberg Je-eie Jay, o1voo ani eos-
SER KoO4. McA1"sn - l'r Ia 1" a2'' ~" 'os"'"i AL
SER Auuie Merritt (of BoOhbay. Pulham Banooa II lava
Sch Hector COf Qune7 higgins. Rios Jam 20 ~.ts
SCR Bowdois Rainfall Charleston
scLf Jol1 II O.. ..ru-al. .of virginia
schr naoaah bros1. Nac-ett pro7i-snce
ss-a se- A.ais. h.a5s & l tsss I1.,'s, si,s lumber
Steamships Wyoming 'or Is ' 81 Clar5l' 20 Hlr'aA. Wy
an0ke. i.f S]r'oi., 1nz Sparkling "1Ici iof HUI
WIND-Saas-I mO4vrat', So Ei c'4if
MEMORANDA.
PURSE Burke Of the Cay VI Vera Cruz vi" please soep
LAiAAs Of I-fJfs
DOMESTIC PORTS
PoRr ROYAL s. c., 2Aried steamship Fckshurg. RON
NeS lors bar. d. DIiLaa tDr 'or tVeD'
BosTOS. FeJ. -Ce4rel. atsln.Ap o--r. ge Or Liver
Foxr1AyD Feb Arrived bag Minnie Miller. and 'chr Al.
1osIls ie 5-lirveI Ls Pedro t-y Cs uesosI
SCH crest H..4e, 'On Ae@-YOTA.
0A4v1slov fc l-Asurc steamship y. q. ieT~s hom AeT
Wrs an c,a f S-evi.; basA Tex r.s non E-cacu bag
VI tue Lay aId scAf. L.. A. FIl BruIt. HcS-tOfA
FOKLIGA FOhIS.
Feb SeI ll-I tes: RG'us. Frll'. 30
st5nc Alien AdJus Ec,e, sasal, jason uuc au PoetA
,-e lSs LnA- D--ua h f'tAa- -"' "a f~4
ucn. Also arrived Raiaelcr. Ou-Zt, AD.r.l
DI>A-lEE.
EgY wRsr F2. Feb. 2Ar,e.. scar Ezra HiiNo'' rom ia
cOIre og~12 ifif D. f@iHs
2JJ strokes Pc lou-.
Nov . ship Quto,e toi Do,l Ni Dr Sesiors 81
dAJs out
MOVEMENTS or PACIFIC MAIL SrEAMsuIPi
Steamship arrived ron Hong va 70
Eolama. Jan. 30
steamship Salvador arrived Panama from Saa Psac Men
can and cent American pors. Feb T.
Steamship ComA rom Francisco Aes
puco, Feb l.
Steamship Colorado sailed from Cal io I-p.u.
Fec l.
steamship Acapulco sailed from AsDnrar 'o' NevYor Pca
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
NEW-YoRK STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

THE sTXTY-N-INTH ANNTvERsARY-ADDREss By THE
EEEDENT-CODFICATIO OF TIE MEDICAL
LAWS OF THE STATE ADVOCATED.
ALBANY, Feb. 2.-The State Medical Society
rnst here to-day Dr. Geo. J. Fisher, the President de-
vered the annual address This is the Goth annlver
sary OF the Society Two Presidents and several per
manent members have died during the last year. He
said the new medical registry law was unqnestionaby
detective and unsatisfactory, and the now in opera
ton ID Great Britain suggested as proper su0s
tute The codhcaton OF the medical laws OF the state
was recommended and some suggestions were made as
10 changing both the place and time OF the annual meet
10, Dr u p 81 John Rosa read a paper on Hyster-
lc.I AmhlyOpIa." II discussed by Dr. klder Dr.
Jacoba Dr. Squbb, DR.. MaihlesOn, and Dr PoOley:
There are several present from other STATES
Gov rIlden invited tue society to the Executive
Mansion tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS ClTY-LOss si5,ooo.

Fire was discovered early yesterday morning
tho OF No Bedfordst, occupied by jacob
Weir as a pulley block mandatory. Inc STOCK was
very innammable and when the hremen arrived at the
scene OF action the flames mad gained great headway
Mr. Weir occupied both the basement and first door OF
the building and Joseph B. Thomas rented the second
floor as a cabiuetshop and iancybox factory Within
after the remen arrived the hre was
well under control The losses do not figure as heavily
as was At first pected Mr. Thomas, upon the second
floor estimated his loss az 5000 upon STOCK ana tOo
with no insurance Mr.. Welr's stock and tools were
damaged $500 but his losses are fuiy cONere" ~
insurance The loss upon the building was estimated AZ
about $1,000 making the total loss about slOOO AAe
amount of insurance on the building IL unknown.
A fire occurred last evening IN the hye-stOry Orlck
building NJ. lit Chambersst. Twaites * De flauRe'
who occupied the second floor cutlery establish
ment, Lost about 5000 and the American TACK Com
pany the floor adjoining. received damage 10 'ng ne
amount Of 5000 The building was Injured sIOO AL
we're Insured. The cause OF the fire Is unknown
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE ST. LOUIS DEF4LCATION

AN ASSIGNMENT MADE OF THE PEOPLES SAYINGS
INsTTUnON-NO NEWS OF THE MISSING CASHIER.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 2.-TheodOre Kalb, Vice
President and acting President, aud f. il. Wake. sec
retary. made rGnment to-day Of the Peoples saw
mgs Institution. No statement has yet been made OF
the condition OF the bank, but it Is expected the as
sgnee will make immediate examination OF
lfs affairs and give the result 70 the pun
hr IL Is not known what amount
Of deposits the bank had, but 1t ia supposed they
were ABOUT Sc OOOO In small sums. belOnl llng almost
wnOIlt t. very poor people, numbering perhaps 1000
or the Liabilities notling has been made known yet
Nothing has heard Of Wuerpe thr missing cashier
nor is there any cew hls whereabouts. H5 lett
behind h a wife and six children.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
OPENING DAY OF THE SAVANNAH RACES.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 2.-The Spring meet
nc OF the savannah Jockey Club opened to-day There
WAS a large attendance. The weather was fine. The
track in good condition.
The hurdle race miles. for a purse Of 800, was
won by Busy Bee IN EOI Van Buren second, Midnight
third.
The second race for the Savannah Cup Of $780, two
miles, won by Crown Prince In 3Si7 Limestone sec
ond Granger Uhe flvOrte) third THIS race was hOty
contested. large amount or money changed hands On
the result.
The tnrd race mile hears, was won IN TWO stralghts
nv survivor over Luttia H. Tine, I:5lt l5l. The sec
0nd neat in TINS spenddly contested, being
the closest tie Ten BrOeck record.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
DEATH OF A VETERAN COAL MINER.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Feb. 2.-James Brodrick,
one OF the original settlers OF Summit Hill, Pa, was
buried here to-day He died last Sunday at the age Of
s He was one Of the party who mined coal for the Le
high Coal and Navigation Company in 1920. in which
vaar rho sbpments were 365 tons. He was well known
fhrou ghnut the State. he one OF the firm OF HO
land LOckhart, MCLEAN q Co., VINO were contractors
for mining LehIgu coal from aOOut 1880 10 L5lO aud was
the last survivor Ot the trm.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

ARsENE HOCssAYE'S LETTERS ~ FRENCH.
TO the EdttOr OF the Trt0une.
SIR: At the suggestion Of several of my
friends wrire yol TO add voices 70 the request
found IN your columns. the publishing Of your
letters from Paris ir the French language, II would
be such great pleasure 10 % many OF your readers
Ner York, Jan. 80, 1875. GLO " BLI5S.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
EIGFWHERE

WASHINGTON, Feb IA. {. Draper & COM
pany's extensive planning mill was in part consumed
early this morning by 1re. occasoning heavy loss III
machinery and patterns. The property was lnsAfed
NEwBURGu, n. Y, Feb "A fire this morn
ing at FshkuI destroyed the clothing store OF E. BAH
Loss on stock 5000; insurance, 5000. The building
owned by H. F. wocott, is damaged to the o1tent OF
A., 500; insurance, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
NATIONAL GRANGE OF PATRON

NATIONAL GRANGE OF PATRONS OF INDUSTRY.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Feb. 2.-The officers and
large number Of delegates to the National Grange Of
Patrons OF Husbandry, which meets here tomorrow,
have already arrived and It Is expected that all the
States OF tue Uaion will be represented except three
The proceedings OF the body will bs very important IN
tnor bearing upon the future OF The ordeT TIE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
oRrTrARY MOTIFS.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb. 2.-Henry d. Weed. an
old and prominent merchant OF city died suddenly
this evening.
ALLENTOWN, Penn, Feb. 9.-Francis (.
samues cashier Of the second National Bank OF Allen
town. died last night, after short illness. The de
ceased was Tor mauy years PrOthOnotary OF Lellgh
County, aGd held oil her positions Ot punho trust.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
BURNING OF A RAILROAD BRIDGE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 2.-The railroad bridge
on the susquehanna Railroad, about quarter OF mile
east OF the Central bridge, burned last night Tne
bridge was 300 feet long, Passengers and merchandise
Will have " DO transferred Tor the present.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

. ,o,,uy I4 R,osp-Floor GOO bb. Wheat $1,000 baAh
shlomept- Flour $4,000 bbb-i Wheat. 300 busa - -,
EzvOaLEaNs Feb 2-Oss 6rmer at 1Za7e forf seos SIS
nj g2i qS2I I2a Meal srns at ~ lO1es ~ Ohe %.
les .nebanrs Erehange-SewYOrk sight g nsooihi Stefnx
WnsrygroS N C. Peb 2-spdts rurpentse srm At ~.
p, c,st N n 20 FOR Strained Crnd T1pentine Steady 20
for asd 81 80 Dip ssd Virgin. Tar "s'dr "ei %
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE RHODE ISLAND oDD-FELLows.

PROVIDENCE, Z. l., Feb. 2.-Ile annual ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge. l. o. o. F., held here
to-day. G.. F. Robbins elected Grand Master. The
number Of Lodges Is 49, the number OF members, 5000
the number initiated during the year, 750 The amount
expended @ for relief during the year was 2ll,7,G.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE CAPITAL QUESTION IN WEST VIRGINIA.
CuARLEsTowN, w. Va, Feb 2.-The Capital

Removal bill camo up to-day in the Senate and there
WAS much fi0usterinc Senator Burdett characterized
the remoyasts highway robbers. and resolution FOR
his expulsion prepared but not offered. sherrard's
4ubsttute for Capital bill. providing for popular
yote on the question, under discussion the entire
day An adverse lost by vote Of y ~ y.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
IN RkOOKLYN.

A fire broke out in the dwelling owned by
Henry Henning At No. IS Van Cottave yesterday Ihe
building was damaged to the amount of $1,000 and was
insured in the PhGnx Insurance Company for $500
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
nrpARrrRF OLE GEN. SHERIDAN.

NEw- ORLEANS, Feb. 2-Gen. Sheridan and
party left this city to-day for Vcksburg II under
stood they will not 70 NewOrrans, but tnat the
headquarters OF Department Of the Missouri via Dc
EeestaDlsnsd at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

Barnum advertises for tonight remarkable
trottiug matches and wonderful competition among
The fastest OF The fat men Of NewYrk. whose names
ad weight constitute pecuiarites Of the programme
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE COAL MINERS STRIKE IN INDIANA.

TERRE HAUrE, Ind, Feb. 2-Fifteen hun
dred coal miners OF the Brazil district ont Of the
mines to-day on strike, the operators having proposed
20 reduce the pay from per TIE Oper
ators say they viii not yieid.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
Spstial nonces

Po,t-Once Notice.-ras NAILS FOR gUROPB lhs ssa
eulnT SATURDAY Fe3. ls ), e lhs oAes a. a.s
o. TUESDAY a. II a. m WEDNESDAY, - II N On fhehs
DAY Al lI.3O ~ sAIJhDAi 81 il.JO a. aad ~ "a
49, - A.. l.. JAAks a. N
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
ANOTHER CHILD RESEMBLING CHARLEY ROSS.

ANOTHER CHILD RESEMBLING CHAhLE1 hU5o'
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-The police have
been investigating the Of another child supposed
10 be Charley Ross ut Merchantvile ~ J. The child
proyed to be the grandson Of OF rowing band com
prisng an old woman and four or i've men and women
IN whose posses. ion He bore resemblance 10
the mlhsng
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

citizens gave the deeeaes especially those from the
North a hearty welcome, and ARRANGEMENTS have Deeh
made for series Of excursions and entertainments
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

LOSSES IN NEw-ENGLAND FOR JANUARY.
Boston, Feb 2.-The losses by fire in New
England during January amounted to A,0-34'5.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
MR. WOLF AND THE pennsylvania LEGIsLA-
TIDE

HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 2.-In the House
to-day action upon resolution to censure Ir Wolf for
dsobeying the rules Of the House during the draceu
scene o. Last evening" was postponed until O-morroW.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
cATTLR MARKRT

c,xc,x,,rr psb 2TIyz hut srmi rscen 5-'yf
ALL. romno, 80 25asG Meiigm s5 75es7 lyf
Goos p,cla~ 81 5asT 2j Csac' Baichs 81 JOes 10 bss
Of sale. being a. s7as7 25 shipments go
W.-x,,ow, M. Peb 2-BsEy CarTLs-Rsceip.s, 39S he'd
Nearly oehafo this light rply from he West ue n.rsSs
~ go err -
$40 80; a quality s90s9 90 second qast' 1905 Do s
SHREP Asb hes beFg he Hfh'sst supply "
fact that there was ent %
th before hse eh arrivals af IN "s ~ - "'~
S3 50 escn extra s. 751sO; fsncy sheep &c. y ID.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PHovIDKscs H. l.. Feb 2.-Prntng Cloths nlhsnssL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

HOPKrNs-GARyNER -O1 STAY, Feb > 1879 ST P,ar.
ouleI I'l.r C. uOJsi1s. NJ
Acs - daughter O J,seyn Da4.r oi Bostoa
All Notices of H1rr1GgeS nsusE be iHdOrsed otm faH
,lud0
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

OF State OF Victoria Australia at Melbourne apply
for feet OF for that Government at tue
Centennial Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
AUSTRALIA AND THE CENTENNIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "A dispatch was re-
ssived al the Centennial Rooms to-day frOm the secre-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
4 Chirlxering
MARRIED.

Chckeng Piano beautifully O-namentei. be ob
saed OF va.ue by appb - Cooper l..-.e
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
TIE WESTERN SUFFERERS.
ADDITIONS TO TIE DOLLAR FUND.
Array OF SUNSHINE.


To be Editor o. Tae Trt6uns.
SIR: Our Little Dot" and Flora send the in
closed offerings for the Kansas and Nebraska sui
ferers, hoping they will carry to that frozen and
cras,hoppeI-strickcu region one welcome ray OF
sunshine from this happy Summer land. VIII
cottage doors wide open. and the air laden with
perfume of flowers and the songs Of mocking birds
and blue jays, they can family realize the crsola-
ton and suffering Of Winter in the Western plains.
Respectfully, j. IL. AND VI. L. PAINE.
BecttUe outage" JGclS0not Fta. Jan. o. 1915
STRETCHING OUT THEIR HANDS TO THE NEEDY.
TO me Edtt0r Of me Tribune.
SIR: IDclo5ed you viii find check for $50 which
amount please credit to the ladies' Of the Sewing
society Of o. b. Frothnghams church for the Kan
sa5 or Grasshopper Relief fund Yours very respect
fully. w. Ii. JENKINS.
Ncw York. Feb. 1.is75
a LlIT.E COMFORT.
70 the EdttOr Of The TrtbuHe.
SIR: w. are very sorry for the poor people ont
West who nave suffered much from the grass
hoppers and we have collected some money to help
feed and comfort them. From
Brooklyn, Jan. 81. lS75. Bro. AND BARLEY.
A CHHDREN'S FAIR.
To me Edff0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: lnclcsed please fnd check for 81, being the
proceeds Of cLidrens fair in behalf of the Kansas
and Nebraska sufferers. Yours.
Br01kIyH Jan. 3d. 1879. ADDGE AND JENNIE.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
THE DRAMA.
PARK THEMER.

Girohe-Girofla" is announced for to-
marrow evening, at the Park Theater, when Nile.
GeTroy viii make her 1rst appearance IN America. The
house. meantime closed for rehearsal OF the prom
ised novelties in opera. Mile. BERTHE Girardin
ended her engagement here on Saturday and she now
goes to Booths Theater, to act the French Princess
IL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
GLOBE THEATER-

This theater, the scene of so many changes
and experiments shortly suffer another, which will
convert it into establishment Of the frstcass-ac-
cordiDg to the plan Observation-Disclosures prefer
ence Will he given 10 the plays of American writers.
good company Of American players to be secured and
the Globe Theaer wn Oe opened with Mr. Sidney Rosen-
fcld's play, adapted from the German piece " 1n
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

PnovrDrsc., Il. l., Feb 2.-Pdnaps Cloth, unchanged
New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

This house is prospering with Mr.. Poole's
new burle,que Of Mr. Boucicauts drama in which Miss
Alice Harrison shockraun; and Mr. W. scalan'
Mr. James Clarke and Mr. W. b. Cahill sustain promi-
nent parts Mr.. Davis the ventrOqust. and Mr.. JShn
Hart the character actor, have been added to the
numerous talented troupe Of variety players here
engaged and a new and startling sensation feature is
r,r,,rrg gsed for next Monday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-25

with all his might to secure his hold upon
the chief magistracy as long as he can
find party willing to yield to him their
allegiance This is the whole secret OF
the advocacy of such measures as we
have mentioned: The Civil Rights
Bill, TO give him greater hold upon the
South; the Tariff BIZ, to raise money for
his purposes and I" increase his patron
age, and the Force Bill to finally make
him absolute ruler over every State III
the Union.
No wonder then that the country Is
now in n state of suspense, ahH'o"''s
watching the days as they pass ana
numbering. one by one. the hours when
are all the time lessrning the rule OF the
reckless party which could even origi-
nate such revolutionary ideas. And no
wonder that this suspense is coupled to
mighty fear. lest after all, in the brief
time vet remaining to it, that party may
accomplish something productive OF
damage, and only evil continually.