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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-08-18

NTOLDAVIA SCHOOL,
WI near CHARLOTTE c. H., VA.
THE next Session of this School will begin the
SOth of August, and continue forty weeks.
Terms as heretofore.
an lin ID. COMFOkI.
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FACULTY

The Third Annual Session begins Sept. 49, 1877
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A UGUSTA CHURCH MALE ACADEMY.
Y AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
THIS Institution will commence its next annual
Session on the I'd Wednesday (Sth) of September,
under the supervision of experienced Principal,
educated at the University of Virginia.
tons of the Valley of Virginia, remote from any
town, yet easy of access, being within half mile OF
the Valley Railroad and nine miles from Staunton
ON the Valley Turnpike. Divine services are held
every Sabbath in the old Augusta church, which pu-
pills are required to attend.
TERMS:
Each session is divided into two terms of five
scholastic months each. Board and tuition for each
term sos in advance. Nothing extra for fuel, lights
or washing. For particulars apply to
CHARLES S. ROLLER, Principal,
Or, Rev. l. W. X. HANDY, D. D.,
an 1876 Fort Defiance, Augusta Co., Va.
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CHARLOTTE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES
Rev S. Taylor Martin, Principal.

Session begins October 1st, 1885, and closes June
90th, 1876.
A full corps of experienced and efficient teachers
will be employed. The buildings which were erected
for the purpose are supplied with water and gas.
The grounds are extensive and handsome. The
climate is mild.
For other information send for Circular.
| au LIT
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The same thoroughness of teaching, high stan
dard of scholarship, careful attention to the health
and comfort Of pupils and true religious influences
surrounding them, which have given reputation to
this school will be maintained
Large additions are being made to the buildings.
New chemical and philosophical apparatus has been
procured
Charges are moderate, being rather less than
those OF other schools of high grade in Virginia.
For Catalogue containing full information, or for
references, apply to
Rev. PAUL WHITEHEAD.
iy28-2m Farmville, Va.
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Commercial Matters.

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Revised and corrected by JOIN N. GoRDoS's Sous
Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in Metals and
Grndstones, 14th ST., Richmond.
Richmond, Va, Tuesday, August II.
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Z YNCHBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
THE next Session of this Institution commences
September 18th, 1875.
It offers pleasant boarding accommodations to a
limited number OF young ladies, and thorough in
struction by experienced and accomplished teachers
in all the departments of the School.
For Circulars apply to
Mrs. S. S. RAMSEY, Principal,
au 16-1m Lynchburg Va
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n ~ LEXINGTON, VA.
THE exercises of this we'll known school for
YOUNG LADIES will be resumed on Wednesday,
10Th of September, and continue for the usual peri
cd of nine months.
Ample arrangements will be made for thorough
instruction in the several departments The Princi:
pal will be assisted, as heretofore in the academcal
course, by Miss ANN II. RUFFNER, daughter of Hon.
William Il. Rutlner, Superintendent of Public In
struction.
For information concerning terms of tuition,
board, &C., apply to
REV. JAMES A. WADDELL,
an 4-6t Principal.
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EVERY CHI U r G IL
SHOULD HAVE 1T.
The Book Of Hymns and Tunes

This valuable book contains all the Psalms and
HYMNS in our present Hymn Book. with appropriate
TUNES added and an APPENDIX prepared by
authority of the General Assembly of lS7S contain.
ing 152 additional Hymns.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
PACIFIC MALL

YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE TESTIMONY OF MIR. RUFUS
HATCH-HE CHARGES sTocKwELL AND IRWIN
WITH ABsTRACTINa TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
FROM THE COMPANY.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l3, 1875.
The Ways and Means Committee. after holding
long private session to-day, opened their doors at
fifteen minutes past twelve O'CLOCK p. M. and re-
sumed the Pacific Mail subsidy investigation.
RESPONSE OF MR. HATCH.
Mr.. Rufus Hatch, being sworn and interrogated
as TO tine alleged authorization by the compar>r OF
Mr.. Irwin's expenditures in Washington, re-
sponded by reading q statement, substantially as
f0llows:-
First as to Mr.. TWINS allegation that ne was
acting under q contract with the Pacific Mail
Company In HIS transactions in washington. Mr..
Hatch SAID that, alter careful and thorough ex.
animation OF all the books and records OF the COM
pany ne was prepared 10 swear that all OF lrwin's
evidence In that connection Is absolutely false.
There never was any contract made by tho COM
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
FAGIN AND HIS PUPILS.

AN IMPORTANT ARREST IN EAST SIXTEENTH
STREET LAST NIaHT-AN ALLEGED RECEIVER
OF STOLEN GOODS AND Ills TWENTY-FIVE
PUPILS ARRESTED
Shortly before twelve O'Clock last night raid
was made by the police OF the Eighteenth precinct
upon an establishment thar savors strongly OF the
character Of the famous Fagin Institution in
Dickens "Over Twist.n The place IL situated ct
No. 511 East sixteenth street, and is technically
known to the denlzens OF that locality as "Fort
Rooney
1t consists OF q sort OF confectionery store in
front and q large room In the rear; the latter
constituting the sanctum or the establishment.
The raid was made at the complaint OF some OF
the neighborlng residents, who alege that the
proprietor keeps large number OF small BOYS in
his employ, whose DUTY II Is to bring him the re-
suits Of al petty larcenies in which they engage.
MaQan, Hand ana Mallen, at the head OF
dozen policemen, entered tne place and there
found twenty-five boys OIL all sorLs and
sizes ranging from the aspiring young gdDstn OF
elgnt the full grown raganuIiin OF eighteen. oil
engaged in drinking and playing and general
rioting.
The entire crowd, together with the proprietor,
william Hodges, was taken into custody and
locked up In the Twenty-second street station
house.
Hodges denied tpat he received stolen goods
from. any one, and accounted lot the large num-
ber OF boys in his place by saying that tney came
there to purchase candy, and made MS back room
a kind OF club room. Notwithstanding his DENIAL
the police strongly suspect that the allegations are
founoed on fact although AZ yet they have no
tau2ihle evlde"ce of the same.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
GREEN'S CONSPIRACY.

ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1875.
Mr.. Thomas Costigan's bill, 1t is conceded on all
sides, Is the political barometer OF this session
far as New York city is concerned. The influences
operating around 1t will be watched as an indica-
tion Of which way the wind blows on the turbulent
sea OF politics as affecting Mayor Wickham, MIR.
John Kelly, Governor Tden and Comptroller
Green. Some opponents OF Mr.. COstigan have un-
favorably criticised the tactics of the gentleman
IN furtherlng the cnances bill IN the Assembly
Those charges are incorrect. Mr.. Cost1gan has
done every thing, personally, that could possibly
be accomplished in pushing the enactment. For
this he deserves credit instead OF concentration.
GREEN'S TACTICS IN IHE SENATE.
+, That the C0stigan blll wifi pass in the Assembly
nobody now seems TO doubt. Inc democratic eau
Gus settled THIS matter definitely. A positive
resolution was passed binding the majority to this
course. Whatever may be SAID In contradiction Of
this statement the tact Is well known and can be
eonclustvely proved. But what will the Senate
dor Now I am credibly informed that MI. Joseph
Blumenthal and MIR. SIMON Sferne have been
operating successfully here with the senate in
The interest OF Green. 1t is understood that they
have been specially retained to look after his well
rare. The nice little programme said to be ar
ranged u this :-Costlgan'S bill Is TO be killed IN
the senate. On what consideration "Ihlngs"
are fixed with the republican leaders whereby
Green Is to discharge every democratic employe in
hlS once after the Legislature adjOurns. Nomi-
nees or republican Senators are to step into the
vacated shoes. Compensation and consideration
Tor these wholesale rem ais, Green's retention in
ONCE. This is the conspiracy In brief. l have
good reasons to believe that such q compact has
been entered into.
Next weeks campaign here will develop the
facts more ully.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

AWARDING THE BENNETT MEDAL OF MERIT
CUTTING DOWN SALARIES.
During the past year there has been quite q
strife among the members OF the Fire Department.
for the gold medal Of 1874 presented by James
Gordon Bennett Yesterday tho Commissioners
concluded their examination Of the several aspi-
rants for she testimonial, and concluded that Will
liam Mitchell, foreman OF HOOK and Ladder Com
pany No. Q, was entitled to the same Tor his meri-
torious services while In command OF Engine
Company No. 10
The Fire Commissioners made another move
yesterday toward the reduction OF the expenses
OF the Department by reducing the salary OF the
Medical Ocer TO ST. 800 and his assistant TO 300
The superintendent OF supplies mad his salary cut
down 70 $4,000, and she several clerks six In
numberl TO $1,000 The Property Clerks salary
was placed at 300, and the Librarian at s., 900.
TOTAL reduction OF over $1,000.
The Board declded TO name the new IRE steam
propeller alter our late Mayor, William Y. Have
meyer, and awarded the contract Tor rehttinR the
house OF Engine Company No. IL to p. II. Egan.
II was ordered that the self'propelltng engine
mo. 20), which has been q heavy tax upon the
funds Of the department. for over year, should be
taken TO the Delamater Iron Works and again over
hauled. The following gentlemen were appointed
as the Examining Board Assistant CnieI Cnarles
y. shay, Medical Oficer Charles Mcmillan, Cniels
OF Battalion Gilbert J. Orr aud william N. Nash,
Forcmen Georgs w. Erb, James A. Mccormick,
Jacob Van orden And william Shaw.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
THE FALL RIVER WEAVERS.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Feb. I3, 1876
meeting of weavers was held at Temple Hail
ths evening. The room was filed to overno wing,
many being unable to gain admittance. Nume-
rous speeches were made both by male and female
weavers. resolution was passed denounclnR
recent report OF meeting as published
In Boston paper, and q motion was
carried excluding all reporters from future
meetings. Letters from operatives in other cities
were read encouraging the Rail River weavers to-
continue firm and pledglng aid. letter was also
read from Mr. ChamberIn, tine labor reform candi-
ohto Tor Governor, expressing sympathy
aud assuring them the strike should be
considered 1t the Labor Convention, to be held
IN Boston next week. Announcement was made
by the secretary Of the receipt OF $500 from the
operatives at Lowell and promise OF more. One
speaker declared that if The manufactures did not
accede to their demands WITHIN week, the two
weeks notice must be given in the other mills.
This was received with applause.
me meeting adjourned alter expressing unani-
mously lts determination TO adhere TO the purpose
oil the strike.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
ITALY AND FRANCE.

SdAzxINIs REVELATIONS CONCERNING AN INTER-
NATIONAL ALLIANCE AGAINST PRUSSIA.
LONDON, Feb. 13, 1875.
The Florence Epoca has published correspond
ence purporting to nave taken place between
Aazzini ana the Prussian government in 1857. 1t
contains letter written oy Mazzini to Bismarck
warning him OF tine existence OF an alliance be-
tween France and Italy, and stating that by con-
cesst0ns In relation to Rome France had secured
italian aid in case Of war with Prussia. Mazzini
offered, n furnished with 1000, 900 lire and arms.
to Illustrate the scheme by efecting the restora-
ton OF Italy. He declared that his information
was Trustworthy, but mat he was unable to give
the authority for 1t.
GERMAN PRESS OPINIONS.
The Cologne Gazette Is inclined to believe the
correspondence authentic, but the Berlin press
Tepudiate 1t.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
FRANCE.
{ CABINET CRISIS pREcIPrrATED BIZ THE Ac-
krIoN OF THE ASSEMBLY,

{ CABINET CRISIS pREcIPrrATED BIZ THE Ac-
sFIoN OF THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Feb. Is, 1875.
The GouIoss asserts that on the close OF yester-
days sitting OF the Assembly the Ministers in
Sisted upon resigning and that President MacMa-
hon accepted their designations.
The GauI0fs also says the President has sum-
moned the Duke de Broglie, who will form new
Cabinet in conjunction with NJ. de Fourton.
PARIS becoming UNEASY UNDER THE GOVERN
MENTAL CoMPLIcAT1oNs-A GRAND STRUGGLE
BETWEEN BoNApARrIsM AND REPUBLIcANIsM.
LONDON, Feb. Is, 1876.
A special despatch TO the Echo from Paris says
the greatest uneasness prevails In that city IN
consequence OF the political situation.
the crisis is graver than ever. The Chamber
cannot make q constitution and will not dissolve.
President MacMahon would have resigned, II the
Senate bill had been passed as amended.
BONAPARTIsT POLITICAL GAINS
The Bonapartists gain greatly by these compli'
cations.
THE REPUBLICAN POSITION.
The republicans will make no urther conces-
eiOns.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
THE FROST AT NEWPORT.

CONDITION OF THE EHARBoR-COAsTwIsE VESSELS
FRozEN M-aREAT DETENTION OF FREIGHT.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Feb. Ia, 1875.
The remainder OF this harbor has frozen over.
The torpedo station launch was frozen IN in con-
sequence, and the oficers and employees were pre-
vented from going to work to-day. Persons can
now walk 20 Fort Adams and across to Goat Island
The upper harbor is also frozen over clear to the
breakwater ana quite neet OF coastwise vessels
are frozen in. In consequence OF the detention OF
the boats OF the Fall River line, which has Its ter
minus here. she accumulation OF freight from
ice does break. the company viii be obliged to put
on an additional boat to forward the same to New
YORK. Every available place is filed with the
loaded freight cars.
The steamer Old Colony and the depots are also
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
OK PER CENT IN GOLD.
A choice in vestment.

II you wish to make In yestment that win be abso
lutey safe, from any risk Whatever and which Will
interest OF twenty i've per cent per an
mum In soid coin besides rapidly and largely approct-
ang In value. investigate the unsurpassed ndvanages
red BY the GLOBE slLVEh hiNAN0 SoA-
PANY OF New York.
This COMPANY ha va aser years OF labor and the ex
pendturc OF SlU0.JUJ opened and developed their vAtu
able silver Mines situated IN tne sts OF
Caiornla want capital TO put up nrs class
Quartz MILL furnace. kc and speedily establish the en-
tcrprise on DIVIDEND paying bass In ALI probability
this grand business enterprise Will De able 10 return 70
the stockholuersa larger divldene than 20 per cent
Whatever. Is offered for subscription at 80 per
share.
tho Undersigned. President of the company.
FRANK ). WINCHESTER,
g. ana 50 John street, Now York.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
STABBING AFFAIR IN COURT.

CINCINNArI, Ohio, Fep 13, 1875.
A special despatch from Huntington, w. Va,
to the Commercial says tnat during civil suit
in Court to-day, while G. Donnella, ono OF
the Witnesses was testtfying DR.. Butler, one
OF the parties 70 the suit, called him liar. Don
nella struck Butler and was instantly stabbed in
the bowels by the latter. Butter Is under arrest,
awaiting the result OF the wound.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
BAZAINE.

4 rRANCO-spANIsH RECEPTION TO THE FAMOUS
Ex-s1ARsAaAL.
BAYoNNE Feb. 13. 1875.
Ex-Marshal Bazalne arrived at santander yes
terday.
The french residents OF the town, having asked
for ana obtained permission Of the authorities to
serenade him, used the opportunity to hiss him
and indulge In insulting cries.
The crowd.was dispersed by the police.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
CHESS TOURNAMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13, 1875.
inc Philadelphia Chess Ulup are now holding
tournament at their rooms on West Pennsylvania
square, as preliminary to the Grand lnterna-
tional Tournament to be held during the Centen-
nlai. iniry payers including the most promi-
namcnt VIII probably occupy several weeks
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Feb Is, 1876
The Joint convention OF the Legislature ad
I0urued to-day after taking two more ballots for
United States Senator, the last OF which resulted
as foll0ws:-LOchren, So Cole, 35; Washburn, 81 !;
scattering votes, 49, In all fourteen candidates
have been voted for by the republicans to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

DEW OF THE ALPS.-THE PERFECT ADAP>
tation Of this hysienic cordial the ailments and dis
abilities incident to our climate made manifest
alter its introduction in 10 this country few years aga
From that time to the present Its popularity has In
creased that the manufacturers, MeSrs BRESLIN,
BisCHotF Co are now placing II in this market N
large quantities 1t commands rapid sale As vital
zlng preparation l. locked superior to an
other tones. The physicians OF Europe recommend Il
SPECIFIC for dyspepsia pr0str alton genera
relaxation want Of appetite and periodic levers ana -
matchless appetizer and inygorant for
and aged persons 1t will be found safe by all
gists, grocers and LIQUOR dealers
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 13, 1875.
In the Joint session OF the Legislature Charles
fon to-day the name OF ). N. Camden, nominee for
United States Senator, was Withdrawn and J. J.
jackson was nominated as the new candidate. A
vote was then taken, with the following result
Jackson, 80; Walker, %; Price, 20.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER.

CHEYENNE, wy. T., Feb. 49, 1876.
Lieutenant George @. Smith, Twenty-thI In
fantry, committed suicide this evening al Fort ID.
A. Russell. No cause is assigned Tor The act.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
BURNING OF BARRACKS.

ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. I3, 1875.
The Wachita kansas, Beacon learns from gen.
tlsman VINO left Fort Sill fast SATURDAY that the
greater portion OF the barracks at that point was
burned, and that almost all the Indian prisoners
held there escaped.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
BROOKLYN,

A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN
Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. N. to 3 Y. n.
On sunday from To 8 r. N.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

CORSs, CnILBLAINS. BUNIONS. BAD NAILS
&C., cured without PAIN. OoRN CURE BY mail, SOC.
Dr. RICE, ls9 Broadway near Dey street
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
NEW YORK SWINDLER ARRESTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is, 1875.
Philip Levy was arrested this afternoon on
requigti0n from Governor Tflden, OF New York,
charged with obtaining goods under false pre-
tences from the New York oiiice OF simon Kaui-
man.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

CHRONIC ICCATARRH.-DEAFNE KEOK.S
method First free. ~ West
Twenty fourth street, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

GLOBE BIRD MEDICINE-FOR BIRDS OF ALL
kinds while moultng and during breeding An excellent
and bird dealers cents per bottle Prepared by the
Singer Gravel Paper Company $40 Hudson street. N. T.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

BEWARE OF fM.TATIONS-BUY ONLY TH8
genuine folded edge collars kLkw0oD AnD.wARwIck
They the best made
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

A.-SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS. KNER
Caps. Abdominal supporters Suspensory Bandagea
shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSlrS Truss 0tca
No. z Vesey street. Lady IN attendance.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

A SIGNIFICANT FACT.-SINCE THE INVENTION
OF the comfortable ELASTIC TRUss 6 Broadway the sale
OF meta trusses occurs at intervals and only
tsnorant persons.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

FRAGRANT SOZODoNT.-THIS PEERLESS
dentfrico hardens the gums, sweetcns the breath.
and preserves the from youth old age
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

SN OnO VOLUMES OF BOOKS, OIL PAINTINGS.
CU.OOU Antiques, &c. for sale, Furniture. Carpets.
books, Pamphlets and Libraries purchased for oas A.
No. 4 University place. near Washington square.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

DCNvILLE'S OLD IRISH WhISKEY Is RECON-
mended by the medical profession superior to French
brandy. In casks cases U. Branch, 81 Broad
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, CONSTIPATION
permanently cured by Dr. SHARP'S SPxCIrc without
restriction IN diet Retail, Wenks pharmscies. Gisey
House and 3N sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

GARIBOLDI d CO., 1,1O3 BROADWAY. DECORA
tors-pArENr MARBLE CEnKNr for Waiis now doing tho
Western Union Telegraph Building.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

I MENU.
Crevettes. Hors d'Guvre varies Crevettes
Hutios d'Ostende ct DE Marcnnes.
POrAGsS
bisque d'ecrevisses printanieres ux Hufs poches.
Truite saumonee. sauce ho,landalse ct genevoise.
FLet dc beuf AUX p0mmes de terre nouvelles.
fouardes trudecs sauce Pertgueux.
fiets de canet0ns aux pois nOuveaLx.
Chaud-froid de cables.
Punch In KOmaino.
Faisans. Becasses.
Pstes de toic gras de Strasbourg.
Saiade de romano.
ENrRENErs
Ecrevisses a Ia Bordeaise.
AspCs branches
Madeleine giacec.
fariait au Cafe
Corbeies dc fruita
WINS
<Grand Madere, 1885 Chateau Lafitc, 49,
$Grand Xeres, 1884. Clos VouyeoL 53.
: It Julien en- carafe. Mumm ct HHderer.
$POntet Canet Gale 1T LiQueurs.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

A. SIGNORA BONELI. llo WEST THIRTY
ninth street was cured bad Cold and Cough by Dr.
HAlEs BRoscBIALIxx One dose will cure = cold SIC.
only, at druggists.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

AN OFFER WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR TWO
BR SOLD Low Address THE NEW YORK HEkALD
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

RUPTURE CURED.-AT SURGICAL BAZAAR,
l256 Broadway, RADICAL CURE and other Trusses In
vented by late Marsh Co. and their EMPLOYEES,
promptly adjusted without assumed title OF Doctor, at
reduced prices. Silk Elastic Belts Stockings, Knes
Caps Shoulder Braces supporters &c. Lady attend
ants. Open evening till ln
GEO CALDWELL, Iats Marsh 1 Co.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

A-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMlTIES
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH No vescy street
opposite st Psu.s church
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

OPEN WORK WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
TO ORDER. BY HOJER 4 GRAHAM, ~ DUANK
STREET
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

A COLD Is THE EXPRESSION OF An IN
active skin The RUSSIAN Barns, IS East Fourth street.
the pores remove obsruct ons and leave the
with ghtiul OF mental ana bodily eem
tort Try them
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

SMOKE 'SURBRUG'S GOLDEN SCEPTRE,n 4
delicious Tobacco does not bite the tongue For sale at
No. barclay street. o.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

The following record VIII show the changes ia
the temperature during the past twenty.iour
hours. In comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year, as recorded at hudnups Pharmacy,
HERALD Building, New York;
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
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The New York herald., 1875-02-14
THE AMERICAN CLUB.

FAREWELL BANQUET TO COLONEL HOFFMAN IN
PARIS
PARIS, Jan. 20, 1875
Yesterday evening the Washington Club gave
farewell entertainment at Vefour's. in the Paiais
Royal, to Colonel Holman. previous to his depar-
ture for England. TO assume the duties OF Secre-
tary OF the United states Legation in London.
MFR. WashDurne, Consul General Torbert and
distinguished company were present, Mr.. Loril-
lard Spencer occupying the chair On the right OF
the chairman sat Colonel Hoffman. the guest Of
the evening; on his left the American Minister.
The dinner was everything that could be de-
sired Here Is the