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New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

Brig zingu tof 8. Jon n Bh Edsett cardenss IL days
Brig A. Horsey Cof Windsor N. ST. coril East HsrSof'
Brg Ne lie u, tell Brewster Havana II days with sugar
Schr WD. Whitaker, Carl sayannsn uays i"f
dence - - ~.s,
chr Martha c. OI Gouceser) Givens. Fortune Bay NJ ~
GlIic,stor with fresh frozen herlfngs,
Schr jennie NJ Carer, Ca tor fsrkers Heal Me-, with zoe
for Staten Islands
chr Psrason. belong. Esstport, with fish
,AILki'
Steamship Ethiopia. for Glasgow
NIND--SunseI. moderate f.; cloudy
DOMlsTIc PoHfs. -. -
BOSTON, Feb. 27-Arnyed, bark Warren Ia'iett Doaho
from ape de Verbs via ST. rhomasi sohr florencc DoAa
Me-tg,ae. Port
CHARLESTON. Feb. 27ArIiyed, bark LIBRA for savabnsn
schr Nee Clarx fro Caroenas Cleared 26th sp COUNTY
o. 4 ctou for Liverpool
PORTLAND, Feb. 27Arrlvcd. schr n III. Reed, for New.
BedIOr.
BALTIMORE Feb 27.-Auived. steamships Lake Ncplgon
' scott irom ivcrp0o chsni Wiling Her. from PM
adelphia
NEwORigiSs Feb. 27-Arrved at the Passes steamship
Brashear York ship ThOrnueau. AMI bark ticet
wng Liverpool sailed steamships TsppahanpUck and
Murei. bark &. A. Jane, and brig Recurso
SAVANNAH, Feb %1.Arriyed, steam nip Herman Living
stOn, snip ROgnor Foster, from Liverpool
Saled steamship Seminole Boston; ship George Bell Iof
hladona bark LJcla Tor DoDoy schr Ioreto Fish, ior
Bath.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 27.-Arnved, steamships Lord Give
ilcumOni; VndostOr D0sne from N.w-lorki brig J, H.
Gillespie tBI.l Foster, MOntsg0 Bay JAM; Adele Me-
Loon, Munroe from Asankas Saileo steamships wyoming
sud reguatUr.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

Irwin only half dozen times during tho next
about OF Company, but he knew that be
received money checks from the Company during that
time.
Mr. yanderpoe called the attention OF the witness to
six checks for S65O,000 $4,000. $4,000. Slo,0OO'
$4,000 ard 5000. These all dated May "a 1872,
and made pay bile TO Col Twins order The witness
ientihed the writing the back OF the checks as tlat
OF Col Irwln and said that he had seen the cheeks Oe-
iorc, and knew t1at they wer0 paid Ihey werc drawn
by order Of President Stockwel Col Irwin resigned ms
agency In the Summer Fa OF 1872 After 40 returned
frUn California lie received other checks from the Com
pany and before he received the six checks
In Witnoss Thought lat some Of the rst cheeks were
not made payable 10 Twins order One WAS gwen u
MI charles Albert Mr. Nanderpoel said ne lntended
snow tt three other checks for 100000, S3JOOO ana
100000 were given to Col Irwin hy tie Company during
tr year 1872 Mr. Fullerton declared that these checks
wee NOT drawn to the order Ol Col Irwin, ana were
neyerl his possession. The witness said he was not
sure whether lie handed the six checks for S73OOOO 10
with the American Exchange NatiOuol Bank. and WAS
not aware that Irwin rendered any account OF the of
checks or what mad bee done with tho money.
The chcck-bOOk Of the Pacific Mail Ste mspip Company
was tnen shown To the witness, VINO tS.n ii tt II was
the book from which the six checks for $TJOOOO were
taken that the entries IN tLe handwriting OF Mr.
johnson, tue Treasurer; thar ne DID bUt see tbe DuOs
when the checks signed and tnaJ he never liau
shown the boob Irwln anI did not remember that Ir
w.u examined the en.rles.
iE VaDdrrpOel postponed the further examination OF
the witness until cJud procure further documentary
evidence. Mr. Fullerton declined to crosseNamlne untl
AL the direct testimony had been given by lho v" ss
bat ne compared the cheCA8 win tho Ci,ohJJuh o
the Company and asSerte that they DID not correspond
either in in the manner uf sepdratiUn Mr Nan
Irwln's resi- .nation. The examination H be resumed
next Saturday ut 10 y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
IN THIS CITY.

Early yesterday morning fire broke out In the
second story of the frame dwelling ut Onehnndredahd'
scventyhfthst. and occupied by James
Russell. The building destroyed. 1t was insured
in the Exchange Insurance Company. The nre ~ sup
posed to have originated from the stove The anlonng
residence Of Patrick Coughlough was shghty uainageu
About 8 a. m yesterday fire wa discOv-
cred I'm the fve.sory brick building at No. 25S West
Twenty yeighthst, owned by A. s. Spauldng. The top
aOor occupied by Brady Co.. manufacturers OF wooden
ware, was damaged $500; 1t was insured The fourth
aoor occupied by Collier Co, cabinet makers, WAS
damaged 10000 by water the loss was covered ny III
surance The third floor occupied by Isaac f. Jerre
sash and blind maker who lost 81 900 by waer he was
not insured. The second floor occupied by Sayers
stair builder who lost $500 by water. Toe damage To
the building $1,000; il was insured The cause OF
The Hre could not be aSceft1ined.
On Saturday morning about a o'clock fire
broke the top gJor Of the fourstory brick building
at Nos 81 35 and 80 Eastst occupied by Marsh, "hlte
4 Co. as -four grain. aud feed store aud warehouse
causing "A loss OF nearly S25000. The flames gained
headway so rapidly that second alarm was sent OUT
Two elevators the OF the building we're consumed
tn. estimated losses folOws Warehouse and gralh
elevators Of Marsh. White Co.. $4,000; damage 10
-tOrk $4,000; damage 10 stock in af dining warehouse
"a Lawrence & Coz ~ 900. The bnibin are Owned Dy
Charles A. COe, and ally insured. Marsh Wine
co.'s stock insured for $4,000 in various oompanic'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

Walnut Street Theater, Philadelphia, for tho last foul
cas- Mr. Fechter appears there tonight ss Aon'e
CriSto. =
The new play in which Miss Morris will, u
IA xl,sctcd by and by, appear Ia named Cosclcnce
and its authors Messrs. A. h. Lancaster anu T.
Magnus
The widows and orphans of the firemen who
LOST their liyes in recent In broadway VIII dement,
by performance at the Union League Thealer on Tues
day evening"
Mr.. JON McCuloughs representations OF
Shaksparean character have attracted more than us
ally thoughtful attention. in Philadelphia, at the Arch
Street IheateF.
In Macready's "reminiscences three references,
and only three made to Miss Cuslm follows
Nslr. York, 's43.-Tho Miss Cshman who acted
Iadu Jcce interested much she has 10 learn her arr
% stage" AeiG- Irk. HdV g. 1875
Wrote Miss G. Cushmsu had pom ed simpson. wish
Ing 20 play here during my engagement" L0aaOn, N
H. lA7-Aced NGcbSth tat Princesss TheaeI with great
lover Called, and led on Miss Cushman."
Mr.. James +. Fields SAYS, in his lecture on
"CLceriu ness" Whoever has Tue magic gft-ke SOth-
ami wens aud Ra, mOnd and Honey aud BOucica'lt
and Gilbert uud Warren aud Clarke and Jecrson-to raise
acontinueu shout Uf honest laughter every evening IN our
NariOuS thca,rrs Is bcneactOr When see ana near
these genuine and daugh of iomus who bring
many hours OF uuall0yed happiness, can but r)o'e
at oyery peal of hilarious pleasure that rings 10 me roV
my OyeI-workod cOuntyneD and women; lor eaci
OuhurSt from te audience seems direct expression c
Down with the dge Of sls ana up with the bridge OF
jOy!' Having been honorcd with the acquaintance ION
and "A the stagel Of many of these ushers oi Inrth rsc
fOw dispensers fciu the brow Of care these helpers 10
good gee ton, these hafhcious. whOl-heaIted most
attractive people confess myself their insovent debtor
VINO hope 10 pay even me on the dollar Tor
ali the delight tney have given me-"
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Union SQUARE TNEATER.

There is a festival here tonight. The Tooth
performance Of Rose Michel" win he given, and II will
De suitably oommemoTated. Every lady who attends
The tleater will be presented with handsome volume
oound n sstn containing the history Of the several snc
tesses which have here been achieved. This should
prove an nerc ting and valuable souvenir The Union
square Theater under s Palmeis strong aud discreet
manag cement has enjoyed almost unblOken prosperity
Each play-aud notably Rose Michel'-bas been
wisely handled This latter drana-dark, and Of com
mon literary oiderOwes much 10 the singular beauty
and fitness Of It's setting and the wisdom with which its
parts cast Miss Rose Eytngc, Mr. j. H. stOddart,
and Mr. Stuart Robson will long lie remember in asso-
tia ion with this play; and doubtless crowd Of play
goers viii improve the occasion OF the Tooth night Of
"Rose Michel" TO it in it. fes,a attire, and to gain,
OF TO deepen, an impression destined long to endure.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
THE RULN CASE.

TESTIMONY OF +. W. q. BELLOWS CoNcEHNING
PACIFIC MAIL rRASsAcuoSs-ImE CHECKS FOR
g75O.OOO DRAWS 10 coll IRwINs ORDER.
4 hearing in the case of Richard B. Irwin,
,r,ne,Iv agent az tho Pacific Mail steamship Company,
who il charged by Rufus Hatch with embezzling 800
600 Of the Company funds, was begun ON Saturday
uornipg before Judge BIby III A. j. Nanderpocl- once
room No H. Tribune Building. Mr. Vandcrpo.l acted as
counsel for Mr. Hatch cxJudge Vim. Fullerton and L.
~ Chairman for Mr. Irwin. T. W. q. Bellows, formerly
Vice President Of the Company testified In substance as
follows:
Twas connected with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
n1nv for about thirteen years. and Ncefresden ui
The Company during ISL, 1872, ana lelS nats Lar
known Mr Irwin about ten years h- connection WI u
the Mail Steamship Company began, think III leoi nc
was Secretary OF the China branch OF The company
business. | think the Company began 10 carlF Tue uals
10 emma about the lst o January, ltb1 al Whlcl tlhe
Irwin was New York engaged In duties e0Dnec,ed Win
that branch OF the business In 1869 or ltfo uh
were transferred To Francisco. whcre all tie details
of le bus ness connected with the China bfuncu were
ccnductcd col Irwin went to Francisco In lS6o oI
1870 aud In 1870 and 1SI1 he had The agency III VA,
plsce in connection with Capt Oliver EdrcdSe lr@,h
wac then on salary am sure ln', tnI9 ,n w." %ta
pany ceased on June 1873 think II wnr IN inc WIN
Ter OF 1871 that Irwin IN the tOmpGnyr ,mtc IN
New York A. B stoekwe1 wss Pie-iden' ot he coin
pany in 1871 and 1872.
Mr. Vanderpee then put In IA evidence Letter written
by the witness Col Irwin Dec. 2, is7i to the enec'
that President stockwe desired Irwin TO come TO this
city possible TO act in relation TO obtaining
subsidy the China branch line. and that he had better
make arrangements to be away from San Francisco oi
some months.
Mr. Bellows said that in the latter part OF December he
sew Col irwin n the Compsny's office In New York lie
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
UNTAXED PROPERTY.

The Tax Commissioners are preparing a
abatement Of real belonging Ia churches and be-
neyoent institutions exempt by law from taxation, In
response To resolution Of the Legislature II stated
that the amount thus owned Ia estimated by experts as
follows; Protestant Episcopal churches Sli00ooO0;
koman Catholic, S7.00OO00; Unitarian, SlOC0OOO;
resbvtrrian 81 900 900 Baptist ~ 800 900; Congre-
rational 100000; Reformed (Dutcn S34VOgOo;
Lutheran, S5500o0; Society oi tri hds S5uoV9V 5eN
Roman Catholic schools. S25O0oOO; Other private
schools ~ 800 00O private hospitals s"OooOOo; COZ
5000 900; cemeteries, ~ 100000 and msceaneous
IL 900; making In all S6i,9Oo,oOO The United
sts occupy property, exempt from taxation,
valued at $40 OO0 and the city, including parks, &c
si37 100000.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
IYCEIJSf THEATER.

There may be dramatic substance Ill MT
J. g. Johnstons Irish drama, The Shamrock" which
was produced at this theaier Saturday evening but IL
so completely hidden by the caow, abotiye, and
ridiculous acting OF the amateurs who tried to present
IT, Two or three OF the situations seemed to have been
devised with perception Of dramatic efcct but they
were seen to be together with many dull words
and they handled by persons who came on faint
with terror at their audacity and went of parayzed
With gratitude at their dclveIsnce Mrs. Bessie Fox
who personaed the heroine, showed natural talent in
conventional line aud redeemed the performance from
utter vacuty. Tho play understood TO relate tho
usual story Of the Irish patriot Who outwits and eudes
the British army This parsonage assumes two dsguses
and thus the representative Of him has occasion 10
hblt versatility in smulatiye skill The house was well
peop'ed
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Maurice Grau is on his homeward yoy-
age from Europe.
Mrs Scott-SiddOns appears in San Francisco
tonight at the California TEeater.
"Iniation,p by Messrs. Charles Gayler and
d. X Locke, will be produced in Washington.
Miss Clara Morris is i'll. and Will not appear at
the Brooklyn Theater tonight, ss was promised
Mrs. g. G.. Howard viii appear at the Brook
lyn Theaer tonight. as ToIsy III Uncle Toms CaDih
Mr.. Edwin Dean, father of the well-remem-
bered Julia Dean diea Feb. l3, at e. Paul. Minnesota In
ss 72d year.
Mrs. Drew will shortly revive the old spec.
seele VI Magnolia" at hrr toate In Phadrpha ana
hss Besse Darling, OF this city, VIII appear In II.
Mics Lotta has been attracting crowds at the
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rFo,. other shio Neics sse Thsrd f0T..l
,pptyrn Sunday, Eel

ARRIVED. Sunday, Feb: "a;
steamship NcwOrlean-, Dearborn Ne" iep ~
ami uar III S. With mdse and pass 10 Clark rAi.ai -
Stcam hin (Gerl FranZcn, HhnputS fep - va
ravr. Ieti with mdsc and pass TO kunhatul x 60 "a
(eu Baines SaNannah req "a
nndse md 10 W. X. Garrson c... NJ. -. I,
St.am.hip Isaac Bell Lawrence, Richmond ty fobt snd
,S mdsa and pass old Dominion steamship Co
Siesmsp Fancons Bragg, Portland "ith mdre ana pass
TO J. f. Ames. NO., ,,,,h r,dsa and n,s. O.,
H. f. Dimock. ,,..,.,, ,,on,,,or, u.,,r,as, 7.
Bark J. H. Chadwick (of Poshu Aiouhioiu 'iaanl"s IL
DAYS, with sugar. 49,. ,,.... A., ,.,,. ,,t,h r,a.o
Bark schiller (Ger) Glcisen Bremen - days with mdse'
Park Harriet y jackson (of PortlaDd. Bacon sagua a
Gronte Is days. with sugar.
rig Eliza Morton of Portlsnd Leland Mssn1as days
Brig Gleo Dickson Cardenas Is days. with mesds aud
Brig Arctic (of Annapolis ~ ST. Brnton, Salt Cay l.. ID
day, with salt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
EISEWHERE.

LEAvEywoRTH, Kan, Feb 27-Rush's flour
mill and Root & Shepherds mill burned Loss,
$1,000: insurance. $4,000.
3OroS, Feb 27-The fine residence of VIM.
Pool NJ. II Couter-st.. Lynn, destroyed BY fire
this afternoon Loss $4,000 1t Is supposed the Are
originated nom u defective fue.
BoeToN, Feb. 27.-At Salem this afternoon
the keg manufact0ry and oOoperng establishment OF
Thomas 7. Florence Cedar-st, was burned together
with 1000 .ls ready for shipment, and quantity U
prepared stock Loss, $4,000; Insurance. $1,000
NORWICH, Conn, Feb. 27.-Saturday night
5iatkgeather's grist-m in Wilimantc was destroyed
hy Are and n brick brding occupied "a machine shop
and silk mill AMI frame building used for storing ana
painting. The total Oss ~ $4,000 insurance Sl9oOO
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
MIDNIGHT BEA7HER REPORL
PrObdbihtief

For Monday in the South Atlantic States,
falling barometer. warmer southeriy winds, cloud anu
unsziby rain. followed hy rising barometer westerly
Winds, and clearing wcath,r.
Pr tho Gull statos. rising barometer, southwest 10
slhly y uUrt iCr' in Texas.
FOR T.un sscc AMI thc OHIO Valley southwest winds;
Ing ~ col rr north west with rising barometer and
clearing weather.
E.ttgr N.s.crn Lakes Upper Missleslppi. and Lower
Missouri Valleys north and winds colder, ceanng
or clear weather aud rising barometer.
the lower LAKES and Lake Huron, Increasing norm
east winds backing to north west, falling barometer,
rloid AMI snow followed by colder, cloudy weather.
Foy Neir- York and Nec England north Sost 10 north
rest wIs warmer, cloudy ctdhe, and possibly RAIN On
LOW. .,,
Cautonary signals continue at Grand Haven ana NIL
yaukee and on the Middle Atlantic coast.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
wouLD.BE DUELIsrs ARRESTED.

William Eisner of No. 53 MontrOse-ave.,
Brooyn and Major Frederick karcher OF No. 50 Mes
,ro,st ~ the city were arrested at Penny Bridge,
Newtown Creek. by Poce Captain Kaiser and Detective
lane oi tnc Sixth Precinct last evening for attempting
TO nght q duel. John Smith ana Christian Hey were
nrrstcd "a seconds and all four were locked up Fred
erick Karher is politician IN Brookyh ana
ia major in the sd Regiment. He keeps liquor store
IN rv.r ,t near Me.crolc ST. Mr.. Eisner is music
teacher Christian Hey IA u captain IN the 2sth Regi-
mcnt and John smith Is lieutenant in the same regi'
ment The cause OF The attempted dne was dispute on
Friday evening in which karcher called E'-uer SWIM
dler" Eisner then sent challenge by HOY.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

the oars, In which this suspicion indicated.
an learned from them the Of the suspected er
sons who immediately arrested by Oeers Schmidt
Smith, and Rae.
There appears TO be no doubt Of their guilt although
the elder Abertson stOuty les It, and one oT two
Waite prrsos who take Interest Ia the propose
to provide counsel for their defense II the IA her Is
slc h.ly recovered his examination will tase place On
March TO- but there IA doublthat the DisricAoney
will procure the indictment OF all three the next sitting
OF the Grand jury early month. Last Thursday tho
National Board OF fiie Underwriters ofe,d reward
$500 for the arrest and conviction OF the ncendiarins
addition the $3.50 alreaGy offered by the residents
OF the district These rewards will doubtless 60 " the
constabies who arrested tne three Albertsons.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Ex.TAX COMMISSIONER HAND SENTENCED.
4 large crowd gathered about the Court

\ Ilrgr crONU HaTHFItW HUUUI IIU NVUII-
nous. I'm Patterson " j.. saturday, owing to the ar
nouuecmrnt that Jane, Hand, the convicted eXTaI
Counl,s oner would bo sentenced Half hour after
the court opened the prisoner taken from the county
Jail ana brought before judge Dixon Tie Judge deliV-
cred IN adhess AMI then sentenced him to IL months In
State P n ut hard labor and then 10 stand committed
until the costs Of prosecution paid. ENMayor Tuttle
moved 10 yacate the fau the recogaizance Of Hand
and the Court decided that this could be done when the
urosrcution certified thai the expense O capturing anu
returning The prisoner. together with all other expenses
e neon DISCHARGED and that this must be shown during
fne present term q. court THIS riers only TO the recog
niynnccs at the present time and when Hand has served
ms sentence the prosecution have him rearresied on
other indictments sti pending against him.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
MUSICAL NOTES.

The English opera season opens tonight
with "Marha" Mrs gums benefit tomorrow should
not be forgotten
The amateur performance of the "Ball0 in
Mas, hera" Tonight under tGe direction OF Sic. Alptes
VIII doubtless attract large audience at the Lyceuin
1noateT.
The concert Of the Oratorio Society tonight
will present. besides the selection from L'slts Chris
tina" ~ wiicn we have already spoken, the whole OF
Mendo.ssOhL's " "Nalpurgis Night"
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

While Pastor of the Canton Church. New-Jcr-
y some ya,, ago temporarily lost my voice and was IN con
onrnce unable preach ot nearly 3year Last spring Dgd
ohgvr an the symptoms OF o-ng II again abortd "h great
dinculty each time preached Mom De tnS a., IN
Inv commrncrd using Dr. JAYNEs ENpICloRANl ht The
aus time rubbing my throat aud ches freely with inc n
throat daily according 10 the directions
given in Dr. Jayn Almanac. at the same tine nkng he
Iyrecoraut regularly. Feeling much beter di-oOn
e1 te nae OF the arglc and the Lnimen', but still kept
on with The Txpectoant THIS Winter have been more eh
Y and prearh oienor than for years past and yet
ms voice Dee growing stronger and were IL NOT io ne
niremrus ~ my calng firmly believe permanent cure
od he e,rted by ExpecOrant. Al all events tho goO
II has done aud is dong makes me anxious 10 tceH"
all VII suffering from Throat on Lhng tohpfh,
fRev " pike. Iakeyile Washington County y. \,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1876

which formed all the pavemoss layer OF thin and
very slippery Ice In many parts of the city and In
Brooklyn pedestrians could maintain upright posi- ion
only by cngng to the rangs aud ampposts, while the
falls were frequent In every quarter In most cases the
tumbles only furnished merrimrnt 10 those who were
fortunate retain their footing but occasionally
fall resulted injury or less serious Among
those reported by tho police is the OF John Ne II
gan of No 1873 Madson-st who fell tho sidewalk at
East Broadway and Rutyersst and broke bis lett arm
He taken to Bclleyue JiOSDital.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
FIRES IN THE WOODS ON LONG ISLAND.

FIXES IN THE WOODs ON LoNt iobaND'
A fire said to have been caused by sparks
from locomotive raging IN the woods and helds
along tine line OF the Sag Harbor branch Of the Long
Island Railroad In the town OF BndgehamptOn. L. l., on
Friday and Saturday At last accounts II had burnt over
large extent OF territory. causing the destruction OF
fences and standing timber and many of the
residents OF the neghborhOod had dropped all other bus
ness and were engaged In the attempt to stay the
progress Of the flames and 10 prevent them from com
munlcating with their buildings, several ol when "eLe
mmnen danger. There is as yet no estimate OF 'no
loss, which must be heavy.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
MARRIED..

FREELAED-HARRIS-In Greenport. Col Co., on the 2ith
ibst Rev. Chas ". TOmnson Mr. John A Freeland OF
NewYOrx ciy Ia Miss Ella A. daughter vi Samuel w. Hsr
ris, esq. Of the iormer pace
HALI-CALHOUNAtYa Yankton Agency. u T., Feb. l'. 1870
by Itsy. H. Riggs, j. p. williamson assisting the
ksv. charles l.. na Of springfield. d. H. lstely IRON ~ u
City, AMI now appointed missionary OF the A. B o. r. NJ 70
North American Inlans To Miss Emma M Calhoun O the
Pres NILSSON, Sankon Agency.
PkATT-THORP-At Fairfield, Conn., Feb. a. at the brides
Residence j. X. Lombard MAJOR hilsm r. Pratt "
Nes-iOrk 10 Augusta daughter oi the late Gen. o. W.
IhoIp
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Lucille Western ended on Saturday
night Al engagement OF two weeks at this thcaer She
has appeared as N0nev in Oliver Twist, .0dy Isabel
and Hodame Vtne IN {" East Lynne" and Margaret
Rookley in The Chld-steeler" Tonight "Uncle Toms
Cabin will again be revived here, and next week Will be
presented new play Hebrew subject named Ben
Israeli
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

A little G-year-old city boy went into the
country visiting lie nad bowl OF bread aud milk. He
t,sted IL and then hosatod moment, when his mother
naked him II he dln like it, to which he replied, smack
Inc his n, q Yes inaam. was only wishing our MILK
man would keep cow"
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

CmcAGo, Feb 27.-1he managers OF the
Eastern railroad lines leading into Chicago hive agreed
ON reduction o fve cents ON eastward bonnd grain and
fourthcass freight and 10 cents ON Hour, to go into
effect March /.
PHILADELPHIA Penn, Feb. 27.-The holders
OF majority of the first and second mortgage bonds of
the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad of Minnesota
have agreed the plan Of reorganization of the Com
pany. ~ proposed by committee OF bondholders IN
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
IsfILUAf kEUS.

LOWER FARES on THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-Tbe Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will reduce the fare between New
York and Philadelphia and after rch /. from
80 % to ~ a. Round trip Tickets good lor hNe days
Will cost s. II Is the intention 10 do away with oil other
forms ~ communication tickets There Will probably he
lower rat. during the Exhibition for eXcursion parties
going and returning on the Same day upon specified
trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
Special Notite5.

Albert ". Aikrn's New story,
TUE MOLLY MAGUiEES.
OUT TO-DAY IN
THE FIRESIDE COMPANION.