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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
TIE cONTINENTAL. LIVE.
EXAMINATION OF TIE RECEIVERS ACCoCNrs-oB-
JECTi0N TO His sURGIEs.

PLANTATION OF TIE RECEIVERS ACCOUNTs-oB-
LECTION TO His sURh1Es.
William Allen Butler, the referee appointed
~ l,r PRATT ~ Brooklyn la-t Monday 10 maze an *
nnat0u of the property IN the bands 81 Johu j. Anier
SON, receive, oi the Cuutnrn; Liz Insurance company,
began tne taking OF testimony Yesterday H. j. Moses
appeared 10 uenaIi Of The applicant for he appointment
of IN. referee. stephen English; Charles Tracy
FOR James Mcdonald aud others; john Todd
FOR - policy hu. iers residing IN BrooA3 u,
Ph.ad .lplua, Cincinnati. and elsewhere L"sncd g
warren for other policy-hod"rs J0hn l. HI snl
Robert srwo Tor the receiver The referee Was asoed
Tor an order 10 allow experts to examine the books Of tho
company a. the applicants were not prepared to give
proof untl sucl examination Wac made, 10 which ne
gli,,i tnat he proposed nave all the books before
In AZ the next meeting. where any pocy-"o,der could
examine them and lie could not gave any order IOr IN
expert t. - to the compmy'- Office
MI. Anderson tne receiver. testified that he did not
know whether L. " Frost and X c. Frost his 5uretics
were director, Of company, although he supposed
they were as 10 bis personal responsibility. Ir Ander-
son said he was worth about 100000 over and above
b,, liabilities he had hand ABOUT 10000 Of the
,1npauy'- fund.- OF which s-5 900 Was IN convertible
bonds IN the Sale Deposit COmpanys vaults. John 4.
Mr,au Deputy superintendent Of Insurance testified
under protest that he called on III Anderson soon after
ne laticis appointment with superintendent -nj u,
for le pdrpusr making Al examination OF thc com
suy 6l; permission 10 iO IA refused 10y the IT,
crycr He SAID he told Nr Anderson ne could give tc
l4b ties u the company WltLl week, Dut VII hhut-
soil on -c advice nj, counsel deciLrd To allow IRE
examination 20 De made. II tit books were nal-
aured PEE ,puiu hl-e made "a fuIl statement
oi ihr condition the company II two WtcLN.
lfr .s.- -arI Tor special report 70 re coht FcI4-
iug the receiver - furnish ddii ,On'! 3ondsmt lAe
r. ertr id rlaE n II proved, ~ ~ Hccurd To be-
tlat 81. Frost Pirsidcnt CD ne company az the
tn. thc receiver appointed, he was Al improper
-urey however, inc must 1r- read the DOnd ana l0"k
over Tie evidence before deciding II the o1lrc'loh To
the present bona NOS found good, he
would keep the question open for further evidence
A long time was contained taxing testimony nc - the
settlement made by john !. NcknOn VI tbct5o 10 me
effect That tnc company c-ty solvent II did not
ao.ar however tnat ne htd either himself or Through
al 1rrs made auy Examination " te company The cse
N4s finally .dOururd until next Ncdnesday the meet
Ing TO be held al NJ. 20 Nassau 81.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. John l. Owens will shortly appear at the
Boston Iheater.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Booth have had the great
n.-.ori Ia, 10 iOsr cLild by death.
Madam Janauschck appeared on Monday nIgl&
in PhIaiei pima, AZ u.c Walnut
Miss Rose FytiEgc has been acting Mss MH'-
tJa. IN q Translation 81 the French drama.
Miss Helen Tracy haa resigned her position
a. leading LADY al McN.cker's Thca'oI, Chicago
Edwin Booth Will at at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music one week. beginning Oh Jan 20
Sam Martin, Ohc-lcggrd dancer, from Cali
folra viii appear 4 The Theatre Com.que On Jan -
F. /. Davenport has made an uncommonly
brilliant hit as Dli D'7ce, az the Walnut fb.u pima
Mrs. Dunn's spectacle play Of Ahmed y Is
current ut tie san Francisco Grand opera House, anu Is
popular
Mr.. Rowe, it is probable, will appear on the
London Stage, TIE cUulsc Vi the snmei' Ia AIS Play Oh
Brass" .
MIR. Growers play of "Our Boarding House
il nnounced FOR Hrx Monday 40 tnc Park Iheatcr. II
will doubtless De a center 90 attention
Mr.. John T. RAYMOND is to fill an engage
mrnt al The Park 1neatcr Miss Emily Soidehe and
her opera troupe Viii aiso ne seen there
Mr Fechter still shines among The wandering
star. lie is acting ClGde hsb'Od. hoiHs CT'StO oJc'
and In panied by Miss Lizzie Price.
Mr.. Heller will soon offer fresh programme
Of wonders Ills exhibitions continually des II. ana are
iuexplicabie 10 ali ordinary disoriument
Mr.. Mccullough began his Chicago engage
ment In oorioiaaas He ail't"arS aoir. o""t''' '"'
ginius ReiGrd H., Spdr0e" ANA Ate"osH
Miss Eliza WeathcIsOy took benefit 1T the
RosIon Mn-enm On the 2u'h IT,. the occasion ~
tie IOOth performance Of the buresquc Of l. angelina
Mr. Heller gives afternoon performances on
"Wednesday and Saturday each week At the Wonder
Theatsr Children admitted NJ hall price 10 -ese
matneee
The death il announced, Ill Paris, OF M.
Gustaye Lsiargue In his 4oth year secrear" OF lhr
Opera CoInque, andI preSouAy oi the Forte o' MARTIN
and the Cate.
Mr.. Mccullough, coming eastward from Cali
fornia has ended las engagement IN AcNirk's ihr
ateI Chicago. Tho return a ths J'tcr-Wh0sr hObc
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GENEIAL NOTES.

An electric battery which Benjamin Franklin
and DR.. Pri,sey once owned is Co slant use ~
acAssfooIn al Dartmouth College.
The population of Paris is officially announced
- l9sG.74s In Is72 1t was 1.Sj2.7J-. Tie Increase
an7ng The past four yclr has been chiefly III out
H'E arTOndIssc mems lik. hnntmaftrc.
The Speaker OF the NcwJurscy Assembly
" 'iyad This wecA package Of documents relating o.
H. contested scat ~ Monmouth County. one oi
lie legislators offered preamble rcciiiEg Lat Hlys
'efi,us box. MARKED " Family soup" had been de
PHou III ne -p-ahr0 go 20. aLd tadi 10 "a> currently
Tcd tAat D, co"ta WED Milwaukee DrrI. Hc therefor"
e1rd for NE pniutmeut II comm 'c" 20 sample inc
f''ls N Trenton THIS considered mort excellent
20, dud proclaim. % 20.
hc United STATES steamship Blake arrived at
weston, T.Zit Le,. l., an-r making deep sea
sId'ngs along courses tDc Gull OF igcreSat-
ih2 go miles The deepest sounding dua north Of
o'iaA Bank, -,li0 81 Aulns. Wire used IN place
iPt in making tAtse -ouHtluGs. Tie Flake VIII be
$50 I'D ti.is wee it -lcite part 81 tao oa' The
~ 1 the i-su = .at L las ury r been t~1'rl.cd,
eut ne Results 1 JC survey VIII interest uaVlglJOrs,
" Hh'ers. and 7C"uiis.- - Hl parts Of the world.
he Oldest inhabltlnt of Troy has found his
phgt Dut :; is of audi not the weather lie sings.
lac hst ana onis d.- fought Rensselaer, COUNTY
secured ca jane 7, leI3 During Gle Of 1872 tho
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PUBLIC OPINION.

We have no doubt of the result. Whether
j., ~. Ii+n or HAYES or election. the kcpuDcan
rarity mus. ultimately triumph. FAlndelPhla ffcsS
tR-U1
The state of New-YOrk has reason to be
,rord mat ~ represented III part by sch man hos
rr C,.'.ug never did better or a drawer lhhE IMAM
wien me- made ma speech last Tuesday Albany Ex-
press RepJ ,,, ,
II is not very creditalle to Mr.. lllden that
r shnfa b,y. eva ,d income Tax. or rdihcf nave
f,ledto make square return Of hh income Dut ne
f,d 10 do So there reason why ne HhouId hot pc
orally ncrsuaied o. the advantage 81 deailnE honestly
ty tne government .Ecinnau COmmeroh llhuJ
Say what we viii. this Compromise bill puts
mo Congress the determination OF Inc Iicai'hcy IL
nav uD ms over tn- d!NCIly % today but 40 soon ~
- - nul, that Congress can be made 10 determine the
re,yu there can raeiiy De enough duplicate returns III
-, err heated ana nearly Presidential campaign ~
hiring he question INTO COugrcss.-lChilsn UhIoL
We believe HAYES and Wheeler were fairly
el.clrd We believe the commission VIII decide thc ais
Md vote ia their favor. Jntu II decd olhrINlre
Ne snail not admit that the kepnbilcalh can lose my
ming DIV fair arbitration. II II should decide other
wise we bopo & De able u yield graoefullJ o JUG
mont ~ HIGHER authority han our own-tBOstoh Au'ei
tiser GsepJ
The common sense OF the people has no
dnculty AT all IN dealing with this matter. III adde's
always and everywhere by The Constitution IL rspocts
ana adllars TO precedent where II fairly apples Dut
wr the emergency is wholly new Is raught win great
difficulties pels, u requires our public eerVanH 70
r. 10 the level " occasion aud deal Win IL uko
practic competent statesIncn- Boston JouTual lAcpJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

The operation of rcctO-vesical lithOt0my has
lately bec ssfully pcri'' red second ais ny DR.
Edward II. Il. son Of Nrs-GDck. A stone ia 20 y
purfs eg4 was skrn from bladder Ivy inci3iOn OF
less nch. made from the rec'um or lower bowel
directly uryn tic st1ue winch cXtrIetcd by the sim
pp d. vice long silk rDbO passed nto the bladder
ANA dTa VI the stone by loon 0f tDugn WTe this
made a smooth surface AID tn stone. songh over
inch ami half I'D d!amr'er passcd without DECORATING
wound lees than inch IN extent DR. DX0n'- tfst case
was published t pae. years ago, IN lib journal.
The Sc4Def Both had bce for years believed 10
be euai ged nr.I-Lrae gland. pr0d1cing structure aHf
osructng the natural outlet - the bladder They had
been prOgressn and twenty-five years, the Stone IN
carn having by increasing weight formed Fac out
of the bladder only communicating with the upper
portion by small OpcIiug. The rrctDycsicil ou"tion
g,iid allow instrument Ia be pas 4.
T,sr tid ~ Gc tar oaly Dncs on record IN
thts cgunr Tncy viii furnish valuable precedcnts Tor
future operations
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A rRouRLEp RAILwAY POOL.

BosrOS, Jan. 24-There is trouble brew
ing in railroad circles among the so-ca.lrd Iowa
Pool Lines" which may soon lead to rupture. II. II.
Porter Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
here yesterday, and gave official notice to the
managers OF the Chicago Burlington and Quincy road
that both ms own ana the Rock Island Company bad
appointed committees 10 discuss with them their causes
~ complant The North Western committee arc Mrssrs.
Keep, pullman, and Porter That of the Rock Island IA
mad, I'D Mrs.Ia David DOWs. Riddle, ana scot. IL
rs asserted thar The complaints which these gentlemen
prefer against the Aggressive course O the Chicago, Bur
Inn aud Quincy road serious as 20 Threaten
offensive aud defensive alliance oI the dissatisfied com
paurs with the Pacific roads. They have hope, how
ever. that their demonstration may induce change IN
the policy Of tie Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road.
and tAat ii stockholders, a. IN r annual election next
month. Will drop the aggressive Mr. Perkins rom their
m
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GEy. vIELk OPPOSED 10 4AEW 4QUEDUcE


70 the Edttor Of The Trt6une.
SIR: have read with surprise an editorial
statement n THE TRIBUNE Of this morning 10 the effect
that I appeared AT the City Hall yesterday IA the
special advocate OF the Job of building squeuct
which We IRE TRDUNE) have hitherto denounced"
T. YOU had seen nit accuse Of commit q
arson or murder any Other Infamous cll4nc
you would have had much Justification for i
~ yuu have for the utterly ted statement above
quoted. have never for moment entertained The
idea " q necessity FOR aquednct reluctantly
attended the meeting yesterday, III obedience 10 al ON
cal sumirou- and stated my professional opinions VIII
suspicion that bj Any possibility lhry c"uh DE- CON
-fIue into IN Tor personal attack upon my sell
NAV I ask tho favor ui ~ editorial correction OF
the error tnat has been cOuIuIitcIt AN an
earnest advocate for reform IN every branch ~ tle
city government and 81 very materia reduction IN
-Ala. rs and ali other pcns.s am unqldhleuy OPP
posed 10 tuc con-u c;i0h Oi any now W"lA. NOT ap7,
iasiy necessary nc prasor atn 0i properly ANA OF
tie public ne.tl. I believe that not ony the water
Supply II pr0diray wasted but that the nuohc money
Las been asIsArd wiki equal IrOolgaliJ Ahd thdt
every good should strive Win h h5 jbi 10 ld
IN stopI rng leaks both IN the Croton and II the
trcSs.ry. Your Obedluut servant EnBLhI L. fIELs
Ncir lOri; Jan. -, 1871
lGen Vlee has apparently suffered from an or
rone0us impression based On a condemnation Of his
remarks We are very glad indeed TO know that
this impression does hIm an injustice, and 10
learn that he stands with Commissioner Campbell,
Gen. VIM. f.. Smith, aud other practical engineers
~ favor Of SAVING the water we now have rather
than 81 going in debt 10 the extent Of millions Tor
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.,od nv the Marshal. hut when abe was presented 10
Madame Ia Marechae only few words we're addressed
n.r in very ffigd and she was unoeremoniousy
a,racted with OF the hand 10 seat on distant
ot the hostess herself not dcignng TO notice her any
+har For some time she sat entirely alone in corner
=, the sofa Count Orlof, the Russian ambassador VINO
ced the circumstance. with exquisite tact took seat
~ her side and engaged in lively conversation with the
Dsgierted guest Sheis brilliant woman, and the con-
ncestion soon became q ioust OF wit. soon circle
Sered around them then the Due Decazes led up ms
nc 10 Madame simon, and the party nnaiv attracted
WI ~ the guests in the room. Madame MacManon saw
Nv late the mistake had committed. and IN her VeAa-
~ of spir mad, rrCtense of reception AT NJ Ihelss
for quitting her own S'Ioh
Judce Davis, the newly elected Senator from
ois is tau and powerfully built His face l. almost
col AucIoSaNon His features moi finely cut,
o- Is their expression mteecual but they are harmo-
,,s and there look OF good numor, common sense,
I'd careless self-confdeut manhood in the whole
,p,enauce He wears narrow fiiI Of
80 whiskers around his face and under
e. chin setting of his hale rudy complexion to Ivan
20 He has an air Of perfect fearlessness, brttng one
20 cowcd or broken by sickness defeat All his
movements said TO suggest sanford e. Church. Chief
Tst,ce Of Ncw-YOrA he was in 1877 before sickness
,o,ooed him. Interesting anecdotes connected
,,b Judee Dayis's Judicial history. well-toIo
.,.r was once convicted before him of having
tr Tinted states in his possession with the i'll
tion OF passing them. Before pronorncing sentence
- Davis asked him if he had arranged his affairs in
D,icipation Of enforced absence from nome. The
ter replied that the conviction was surprise to him.
- nothing was in order. but that he could settle his
hs,ucss in about 10 days No was found to 20 on
nm. hail bond. and the Judge allowed lin 10 de-
-. ~, his own recognlzance. The lawyers laughed at
= ,Jea NJ the farmer bcu- fool cn1u- 10 come back
hu Judge Davis insisted thai lie had not taken
- 'a. ta timber" HIS JUDGMENT OF human nature Was
y .irrSed for the farmer Hrpearcd az the appointed
&c ana received Ills sentence. loyal NirHnian once
IN a .ulf him for a review OF tho procedure
" Tfseat;ug 100000 in state bon, S. senator
s,Donaid argued that the CinIScatiOn act
30 the procedure IN the nature Ot Au
Hsraltv S,iZIire. there could he no review. Well
t ~ dre there mas he precedent. ~ vou say
Nrn,noid for review admiralty r-r, but WHcu
s.h a thing as this can happen, II is time there was
rSac.eient and gong o make one
ROME. Jan. 26.-Audiences at the Vatican
were suspended today because of the Popes illness
ALBANY, y. y, Jan. 26.-Ihe Rey. Dr.
Bdgman pastor of he Emmanue Baptist ChuIcA Of TINS
o. r. basd,cnci tho call OF the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church Of NcW-NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

BABcoCKAt Railway " J., Friday. Jan &c 1877. Herman
late residence in Railway Mon
day zgtl INST Al 30 Carriages viii meet IRAN eay
BUTLERsHAw-On Friday morning. Jan. 90, suddenly. Of
scarlet fever Charlie shaw yonn5st son 81 EDWARD and
Relatives and frieads Of the family are invited % attend
ram for ergena"e leaves loot If Liberty st. at ococs
BROwN-on thursday jan 20. after long Ill
ness. John J. Brown, Ia the i0th year Of ms age.
Relatives trends .: family and Of his brothers Martin
B. aud Henry, aad meDbers Of Cameron Post, g. A. r.
respectfully invited IA atend the funeral from his late
ward On sunday Jan. ~ At / o'clock.
B4liinasloe papers please copy.
HEADLEY-Ath her re,Idence IL Newark j. on Tuesday.
the 13d ns MrS Maria widow Of the late VIM D. Head.
Funeral residence $50 g. Newark,
sas ga ar inviia 70 aend iniSrcn at the
Of tie family in Mt Pleasant Com.tery.
III RLBUT-At Yokohama. Jan %, 1877 10th
o. an George HriDdi. son o e late George Auri6ut
MILLERA Englewood, Y. J., on Wednesday, Jan -, Lv
ingson h. Miller cOunselOratsw, IA the jith year Of his
Relatives and friends are attend the funeral
Al IA. Ensegood Presbyterian ChdIch on -aturay, tho
road Of j. from foot Of Chanbersst at $780, and rwen
mELLFN-On Friday, tie a6th inst OF scarlet fever A.
efy Agllen aged years S ana months eldest 80" Of A.
MORO NAt Washington Highs Jan 20, Judith P. wife Of
General n r. MORGAN, I . Army.
NEGUIn Jersey City on Friday jan &c. Oscar f. son Of
Thom1- :. No6uo. IL ,he l9il Year 81 ms age
from residence Of bis a,ncr 10 place Jersey
tltjs On MOu.aN jan -, NJ = - CLOCK D. m
PAYsON-On "Wednesday afternoon Jan. "a Of pneumonia,
brN. C4arlo- a. PaysOu.
Funeral be Memorial chapel Thrtieih
81 TITl-aye. Saturday II % clock.
Rc,tIvrs friends, and members If Prosby
i-ry 10 Do present.
pOLlIAMC ,JAa 26th INST. Nellie infant daughter Dan,
lei am ~arah P0lhamgs, OF erysllraa. gcd months.
Fu.rlal will take place from The her PARENTS
T-S a~lHgtO- ST., -uudsy Ila 18th INST. D. IN
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
PNI.-Ou Jan. D. ~. b. lls r.,a.acs IN Trenton
y = or irghts disease after Oh" weeks Illness Francis
Fyt. Orpt! Is - tbs city.
sAITU-On Monday, Jan. %. lifusvue Florida Harry
D., soa % Henry smith, pauAe..i y. !.
Notice OF fIuaral hereafter.
WHITLoCK.At Ma.Jwan New Jersey Jan. a. 1877 Capt
Hidi0cS Wiitocs. - Yeas.
Funeral will r .-d Presbyte!ian Church Mia
ID sunday. O'Clock m.
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the purpose of furnishing additional supplies to be
wantonly wasted.-kd
1.-THE STEIN VA Y-KNABE CONTRO-
VERSI.n


CARD OF MESSR-. SIElNWAY a SUNS.
70 the Edttor Of The TrtbHne.
SIR: We perceive in your issue Of yesterday
an attempt by Me,srs william Knabe Co. 10 reply 10
,ur communication OF Jan. -. IS expected tney 40
not even refer L. the question at issue, VIZ Ihat OF
having deliberately published their own concocu"h q"
what unrpnr. to be the official report Of the Judges OF
Award ~ the Centennial, which, as we cOhclh-lV'y
bowed in our lar; card. teemed with CARING erVef'loh
Euabe 81 co. rersistug such questionable" conduct
Mr sutro tue way cent at Baltimore or"i@it sun
~ coz Del tncm 10 te the truth, lac BEING required -
brine II IN our name which without our knnwleige
ana consent Re.lizng the fact that even II A.r Suo
,baud 81, erd N local court in having the Nessrs
Kraie cnioucd rom publishing ni'taiementS tha' hrH
could lur Doubtless would renew Them NJ once IN some
new u,se IN Baltimore and continue the old rVef'"E'
d distortions throughout TIC rest q te country We
rrefore ordered he Suit to be withdraw
Tie Question "a whether -tcinTay sons OF NeSNr'
K.le & Co. wirs Ircrecd the hi-hcst award can easily
BE- determined by comparing the respective Official re-
pcrfS:
St,.nway & sons we're awarded hro medals ot honor
on for trr piano exhibit IN the sian b ing an" "''e
Tor cir exhibit Of metal and other component paris Of
the piano in Machinery Hail
N-.sfs KnaDe d Co. received one medal for their piano
exhibit
L. order that the public may be able Ia decide we
hereby siYn the ful text 4 the official reports gfaateu
e. Zach firm which ought be conclusive and render
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Latest SNIP NEWS.
For Latea ShiD Ners See Serenh P11..I
.AnFNEn


steamship Holland IBID He.iey, LONDON Jan. o. win
mGsr. 30 Iass. o B. v. >. IiuTSt- 49,.
steamship Elysia rb, Nc Ifchie, London Jan 8 with
Steamship Neiand U'.rl ileuicn liam lurs Jan 10 ana
N8vre lat., with uAdae. tt! pass 10 ~nina-dt ~ -" -
Cold FLEECE .0i Br5Idr"a, AfUr rnng Denerara
- @llh su<sT 90 i4 ITO" d.. y sous haA hhs
weather -, a..
B.rnu.a al. H. nth ng8i orr, f,1si 90 miller y
HodghtOn. days IUrih ~ ape Nay, VIII " w.
a.es Ian 10 lat g.. lon. - su0E- biy Geo Bfrnban n,
Dec 3 with loss ( sails ielky before reported.
schr ThOs. g. smith Young. virginia
Emma Jane lraler virginia
CORRECTION
The reror 81 steamship Victoria IN earlier ship
should be steamship @ s.a - reported
above.
FORFIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan 20-Salled today. Veteran fer SANDY HOOK
Mcleod for aware BreaS"atr Arrived yesterday. Po-
clOsa (Capt. jacobsen. to-day F;ldliet
DOMESTIC PORES.
FORTRESS MONROE Jan. 26Passed 10 for baltimore bark
Mmneiala asaed OIL snip y. j. Ar'caIt h4I@s Joan
Dublin: Mary Ann. FOR HAvre j. j. b. tor RIOS
tDss Tor ~us,eN ana Hatic a. DIXON Tor Antwerp,
May queen bngs rremir tor haii.X CHATTANOOGA.
Ponce r.. schrs. J. Ta,o ior Old Providence.
bsTkeutine tIng scnd from Rio for orders -aied
P0aILASD jan % -Ceared. bark Nneveh for Buenos
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2G.-Ar1ye, steamship Aries whden.
Boston r., Co cb, from Newy Jansen, OklIni
johnson from Cortland. Ciea ei, steamship Ash ald.
Doughty. Tor Fail River ship t.nth ir AM" erp ,ArEs
Beli,, ADDe for Brem scnrs. MsFIOn H. iiAad
for Trinidad Rescue. for Ba!umor.
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 26.1he Am-rl' a. bark olive Ihurow,
orbit which sailed Jan p f0r SANDY Hook.
hl- returned I'll OF tI- JutcI y a. Tor
II mpton Road. slnA collision Ohye 1AuFlov
wafer but is reported OtberNso unhurt. she has been
do,,et
from Oct. II Tor NewYorA here. leaky. shs
must discharge ald dock
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

hNrll.s. Noon. Nght
1859 67s 9l0ul2l > - 5s7s 9Ioiii
Z, ~. 41.4 a. sss . = 2 .. 80. Et.lt. ~ q. =
= -L '-..a =. :. - y - y -t.s :. =
l-fcs.5s - .. 80 = = .r''ie . = ~
., Ee.t. -.1T-} : = FL 3 5-=rr-E 4.=-.S
Ei.fafs- 7--..-5f.-+s : ) ~ ~ ~ > y >
2,&g,25 = - .=--- 49,: ~. {. .'sr.l
. &C. 1.@4T &c - !
isg--rn bse a. vaa.rs r .his c'y hy tnth
~ "a
sIt IH crntt4 lstAs ~ rres uish
Thcirr-gs ne repre'eu-a the oscat1 oi
l- lLrr-4y d-Irs Those AOlIs..
TRIBUNE OFFICE jan. 27-l 4. ma further decline OF
.ir-prssure took place ye,tordAr beginning at noon
simultaneously there a rise ~ temperature above
freezing point. These Indications are niayOyabe, but
certainly do not point ~ prolonged or heavy storm
For this city and vicinity a somewhat warmer day
with partly coIdrd a. AT times threatening SIX. may
expected. Tomorrow vii be clearer, with colder and
more westerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27

A ,choolboy was asked by his teacher to givo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
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nush T." young lady. the hight Of South H,ll home,
nsked the other evening. looking ~ Nom anowspIper
sne Was reading why" SAID her elder brother. - a
,d dro," aud II worth nfsen cents for student
Of human nature 10 not, how suddenly ne checked HIM
self and what ~ conflicting emotions plan ed
over MA iaces he bent hs Jooh anu pretended no
10 perceive the sharp glance Of suspicious inquiry which
his father shot him over Ills secfacies, while the
silence profound arsi awfu that the other mem
bers ~ the family looked az ana s1ed around IN dumb
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