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LOVE AND DEATH.

Now, who can take from as what we have
known
We that have looked into each Others eyes
though lowering night should blacken all
the skies,
The day is ours, and what the day has
shown.
What we have seen and been, hath this not
grown
Part Of our very selves We, made love
wise,
What power shall Say our steadfast mem
OFICs
And who shall take Us from what is our
Ne own.
So when shade Of the last parting fell,
This thought gave peace, as one deep com
fort hath,
Who, thirsting drinks cool waters from a
well
But, sudden, ! saw that spirit without breath,
That body bOdiless, that invisible
Maker Of visible woe; looked on death,
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Internal Medicine, will positively cure am
Price 81 bottle six bottles s.. Sol all
Druggists Send for circulars to II hen
slime & Bently, Druggists Washington
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PIANON AND ORGANS.

RCST AND CHEA PEST I'm the VVORLu
DEcA For cash or GnstafImleuTs. send fol
illustrated Catalogues. AGENTS Wanted
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- t,rt fme curing ali bowel complaints, such -
coiic crann~ npHsns hsartburu dia. rhna dyaentery
fuE wind Ia the bowels stOma n. Dyspepsia sex
beadacha la sections q the couatTy where Fever
and que prevails there Is remedy held in great
err esteem Persons travelling should keepi by them;
a few drops in water VIII prevent sickness or bowel
troubles FROM change Of watr. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers.
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Catalogue Tree. y. u. BUFFOHD's SONS.
Boston. Established 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

The reservation Of inquiry into the eligibility
OF electors points directly ~ Oregon anq s'lu eiN,5
hope 10 hr IHGen III thai dIiecuoh'-tCuci He'"c
KepJ
The Supreme Judges, il seems, are made out
If nuG similar that used N he obstruction Of other
people TnPy not above partlsaIlhn.-l CINCINNATI
Enquirer (Dem.j
1t cannot be said with any sort of Justice,
tat The decision is partisan one; ior II tn" Democrats
have been unalin Ous.-lD Cst0n AdNertisei.tkepJ
OF course nobody expects CIonin's vote to
be counted The only question - Wnr;hcr ats shtll
Ia hr filled by the Other clect0s-spilnsIeld HepuD-
lean (inGJ
The ngracerul remark has been made that
if thc Elcc,or COMMITS ion cons ed 81 eisht Democrat
seven Republicans there wou'i De no Question ~ 10
the result. Iueu would 20 out hnI-rhIck-IiIln. III
:. alsIn ayercoat with perfect confidence and cOmiUr
Cincinnati Commercial (lud.)
But whatever may bo the action of the Com
,., W. sui-e h, ia settled lu III. pu lie mind that
IL. inal de.rIn nation Of the questions submitted IL
be- and viii be cheer;uy arGui' seed H. Having
award OF the court lNcw-Haven Register iDein)
The action Of the Commission sUstains the
imp entertained ny opponent OF the CUmpr0mlo
a generally, that tue nua LIBERALIZATION ~ tIt Fitai-
Dental dispute VIII drVoEc upon Que man JJ'i rs COM
pct Womb have done the matter had been zen
10 tie President o the Senate alone Troy Times Re)
The decision viii be a great disappointment
70 the public hat has been conhdcnty pectlng the
Commission 20 Fass Judgment "a on the validity Oi Tue
certificate. themselves MI"h cbAehgeI Dy ogectots
Commissions II bad feature Of this decision II the Sirct
parry by which II made Boston Post tDeniJ
1t is a disappointment disappointment
heightened by the that 10 strict party vote. II
believed that the decision Of the judges Of the SUI
prcne Court would AZ least sand nearly unanimous On
the point; but they went according party leanngs.
There ~ justice lOr Republicans and another
Tor DcmOci at Baltimore Gazette tDem)
The decision of the Electoral Commission
viii COMMEND itself "a the legal mind making The pro-
else distinction between the constitutional reservation
ana authority OF tie STATE law and viii s.tsiy the
override the sovereignty OF the stloPrOydence Jour
nal U.cp1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

Ts'ysa Se 6s v g
saeoIa- SAILED. BARK Hahn mann
pavilion e Pea and ordered q BsMos re-: FLASH
e a8asys ~ f 6ass Res"a Boston Her
mss Carien wiId Hunter. Boston snip James A. Wright
Cardenas saie' steamers Wlam Kennrdy proSideBee;
Leo. Nassau barls Harriet Campbell Norfolk AionA
Mohiie Elize MetzieT Liverpool
PoKr noYi, 9, 20. 9Arivsd schrs David claIk,on.
sailed steamer Calvert, Foley, BsiIimore ,., -,
Rogers Richmond schooner wild Pigeon staples somer.se
81 ared Achies Bscon Ns.GuiyIer. h@ .
ssga Engstom Lisbon ses' oners Maf'n gag. saeGo.
ship David johnson An,werp Sailed steamers Achilles
rrILADkirai. yeo. g.Arrvca. .eam Ares wheldon.
a h1,Sn PerS1sn NJ 51ees 9 P5 Mn
pot Elzaoeth ci1rk B1aoF eTFSs Ia eeiha1 sS
Ic oe IRSss BadS aH III en Ses f ssf s
River Jqia T. PIa,, Eyan. Bos,oPi Hgsry p Nay asy.
M,yille y Niece ana c Price ise. FEB 2tiearsS,
iIr"R aao5e sarS Ai1 5gon; o9iA or ra bo ..
Mage Nc Faadan havana co.. s. " asuet h. SSss-
RALTrxoRE Feb Arrived steamships cire-.ian Brwy
Ne Law TOOL Joi rs liop ~ EaietI rs,yh ~ " o. use.
Fostci HeW.HorA Richard Mlny ~ rhiI,.ePIsi D.rAs
lhino, Gloucester finland l&sssl baftasn Daeis 60
iiioaes Nsw.YorS
ecsloX Fes. San yea steamship General wntney Hsl,
A. sHo" raTes 5at key = l. ser io,'9I Lisni .o.iu'
Ia Canry BueSL Eos, Ga.Ves'on l. l. Burns Crosby
,yREYAsD HAVEN Feb 9.-Arnved. bsrk Eta White
assa. Oliver aad Jefferson BOrdsn
Port johnson for boston Hattie Pag and g. Aus' Fern
AmDyy Daniel Webster. Bl .OIe fyr bucks
port. Three sisters Philadelphia Tor iOrtsDoUtl Mott
HaYeD Calais for New lOtk, =. r. Lane, Forttne
BAY for heY YORK: J. =. Alau. Edg9t0Hn Tor
Neg-Y0rE Carrie W. Eastpcrt fOr new YORK Lon.
fO tiand ton New YORK IA. &. ltank, Bgo,Ey ior
Her YORK; Clara r. SIMPSON, BOSOM fOr B4tiBore Iafa
\. webb, Portland for Baltimore B-len r. mes, BOStO fr
Pba1e h.; Lizzie D. Barker Boston FOR virginia fassed
by overland YORK fnr Portland. brig Nara ".
Norwood New Orleans for Boston ssr. Clares H. Elmer
Philadelphia Boston. sailed scsis. May iiey Nellie
Lup,r >YGth hOr, T. y LrtW, =. L. Coz IN ham NatFan
Cl-aT 4. iOs.-r Mary AKIN. Oliver AssN late PAIGE,
J. y. AtsiIn IA. e. Ian. carrie W, LIZZIE D. lafkrr.
La.ra a " ebu, Eott Aas.i ia l. oi-aYJon Helen AZ
Ames, ,. K. Lane, Leone DuIl VI. French
DGS lSTgRS.
LONDON. Feb 9.lhe Italian Dsls BOZLO Capt Poggi, rom
IOnGOu - la Ua.>i Tor Baltimore, celidcfl With .
French nsung vcs-, Bg.chy We uDsIay. Both
vessels sank and CCi aOrs 81 tc trench one were Hte
Iyt others were landed az lltycH. The British mp
Ellen Gauy which sailed FRANCISCO, Aug ., Tor
Antwerp. lost of society I-ans OcL 4. 1870 The
ctoW have arrived here.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
given by the Lighthouse Board mat ard after
March l. 1877, wi! from the hit-
uOuae recently erected the westerly Of TIE guP VI
rocks AnCWn as TIE 81 UpDg >Onr . Laptc-l nlss D
By W, EIf W. % FdTIs island, Lat aver. rance tO
Long Island sound hight sh0uiG De- seen ia
from tAe deck 90 yessc - r above the s,
10 nautical miles Ia thc 20 weather bell vii %
sounded, giving two blows Ia qch succ sion every ~ oe
OAd5
GFor other SHIP Ee'es Serc.tA PIgs.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

There seems to be disposition on the part
OF portion OF the Republican press 10 MAKE IL appear
that David Dudley Field at TIE bottom OF whatever
WrOu. the proceedings Oi the Louisiana tu.i-
in Board. Nh Field II in many respects unfortunate
~, son direct moral movement. and ne IL hardy
more Of "A "rtfOImeT" than " Ben Butler IL was a
very uuBse not say wlcAed. tnug OF the sluins 10
aim Congress because when the Sums choose
bad representative they ATE morally responsible Tor ~
whereas when guOd Massachusetts district or kepuDl-
can legislature ally Congressman ~
Simply due 10 The temporary triumph Oi AhIimhn ~ inc
councils OF Fale. 30, too, II must be admitted
that "A considerable portion Of the blame OF
MIR. Field home To Mr. Iilden: for We
doubt II any thing OF as much Importance as Field ;
election the Democratic party without Il,dcns
sanction. whereas had he been returned by RepuDnch
constituency, Mr. Eay would have been more
answerabe him than for the Indian famine. aud bad
You asked him what be tbUlh II Field, would nave IL
uuiifl what kind OF Feid nent-whetcr Or barley
tuTnipb, mangcl-wurZeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

In Russia almost every yillJge has house
apart Tor the purpose o. ,s- Enpor baSt' ana
the people there OOA upon this t-.On sovereign
remedy al comp ailts, particularly ~ gustlOn. colds.
ami rheumatism. Its construction vcr5 simple.
'sisjEg OF sm3n paved with stones, heated
~ lire from oven bcu,atn. on tac stones water
thrown, uuui those within are rN'LU IN thick cloud
Of yapcr. Men ami the tItI sCuOIsly,
ana they have pcrapci freely and iiirif Dooi 8
have arrived at the highest state " tHdy isa
the open and Themselves with sC4l aud cod
Russian Baths Fourti-st. may he did
engraving REPRESENTING these people N lndwnter going
OF the bath, naked they AID rolling Tie
IN the snow
They assure you that without the hot yapOr bath hey
would De senslDy III c;ed by the slightest variations "
Jher, ana that meg would be liable 10 rAcIuatsn
anu Gods by the most ulins WIND Luat blows.
ERASMUS Wilson, al Tie most eminent Of medical
authors, says We ask OuIavIYe- diseases may
be benefited by the BATH but what diseases RESIST -
pONCrt'
Pure blood is the handspring OF hfe aud blood mpur
tos-@Blch are merely SYMPTOMS o. IN inactive sam
tie exciting and IeGspO-lng cause OF All diseased
Dody conditions. The rrsulI lse OF bath Of thus KIND
VIII certainly the SKIN IN good condition. and pro-
mote the proper elimination o. impure matters Vn ths
blood. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
MUSIC.
THE ENGLISH OPERA.

The three weeks season of English opera at
the Academy of Music to close to-day Mig
non was represented last night for the benefit Of Miss
kellogg and the prma donna made her temperance on
that after the brief Illness which has lately kept
her in retirement she personated the title role after
her usual effective OycTaci1g IT, as we think IN
several scenes and making the mental alterations OF
Asq1,on unplea.antly and unnecessarily prominent
There can be Nc doubt however that hcr voice is well
suited in the hight graceful and sentimental music %
the French composer nor considering the care and III
tcgence she has bestowed upon the part can we
wonder that she has made this opera OF the most
popular in her repertory she was well seconded last
night by Mr.. Mas Is Wilhelm ana nihrreDtiy sup
ported by tie Fia 81 Mrs R0sewald while tie pretty
character of Frederick often ntrustcd 10 an ncompe-
trDt performer charmingy rendered by Mrs Scguin
TIE Lothdrio was Mr. Henry Paakcs. The house was
full and 80 singriariy successful season comes to an
apDroarate end The popularity Of English cpera in
Newly has been strikingY confirmed 10y IL" recent
ventures OF the Hess and Kellogg company and 1t seems
now To have reached point where Inc manager may he
expected 20 show zeal for artistic and thorough per
formance and critic may be expected 10 be some
Win
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LATEST sur NEWS.



steamship Gerert lGczn Barenas HambuTg yia Hare,
WIZ; lrise ana 10 hga4at'iS Co. d.d st.ons westerly
winds p III Naniu,4et exchanged signals With steam
; clisip A,l-i1 on, Canpb.ll Glasgow jan n, wa
& 10 A. NJ LAT Al H. 80 %. pa Sod Allan Line steam
t.11s n TGlyetia IBID Peerce liverpool an 24 via
queenstown z5t "a Gaa' and pass 20 f. \" =. lgIst o
BARI Aa.Uus Il- better son, -uiens ~ Nt'eliOI 90
pass nad terry .e- 30 bermuda, from thence IS
day %il Hi mn f s ' l rv TS 90 in ballast to Pen
deiEst ros Aae ole H. GIryeseud Bay i.r oratIs -
Win coee vessel 10 CrOssed tsquaior
Bir Maui sc1n,l lof 81 John y b. Thompson. from
FOR "rcrs wa, lowed to the lily tl,s p M ON
res French Edge Co. Game southern passage AMI had
R IN eo @I Gs a 5 G s aapS'f RS
% o. lon q 20 spoke bark Mount Vernon from baAa Tor
sahr Ticnt5n, Halls Providence Tor Port John-qn.
Adene Towns nd lisiey. rrJytence for Port John
steamship CITY Of Dallas or Fe5Gandna hips Me,eior
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND.
schr Ella Clifton hmb OF ana from ~ JOHN " B. with
Schr George Glcudou Jewett tof Boston,.
nchr Harrington, frOm 81 J0hn' y. b. with lumber.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QuEENsIowS FEB 9.-The Cugard L7e ste9m'hiH Ahys
arrived IA, re At ?. LII. to-day.
HALIFAX. \. s. Feb G.ArTiyed, steamer Caspian, Balti
more. ana sailed for Liverpool.
HALIFAX, y. - II b. 9rhe schooner Jolly Tar ~ st. Mar
Carers Bay has been lost at Boone Bay Newfoundland All
Laghs drowned.
LONDON. FeU. 9-saled to-day. Lake Megantc
ships Hampton ROa,lsl, China ,aiOuia Arrived
TO-DAY Dafks " allacc. ErsiAtnlngen, Lake SimcOe.
DOMESTIC PORT
BALuNoGs, Feb. Cleared, steamers WA. Whlden. rig
gar. Philadelphia OCtOraIa Reynolds " Y; barks Annie
jenkins, Corr: aCChus tIluss) Bg0rkIust Queens
hrgs CrOwel (Brl Brown, Barbei0e7 sal ed
barks llmatar n. AID T. CAM SGmpO Kate stewart,
IIuhers and sisters. Orient; brig Cssaloi schooner
Alba v Cole. Revenue Thomas Ewing reports that
Ellen II. MuntOe frOm J0ncspOrt Me- ior AcXanT1a
anchored IA the with the loss NJ and IN
able proceed without assistance and that she lowed her
into the Potomac RIVER for safety.
CHAREsTOS Feb 0.ATriye, achfs Philadelphia. Phade
phia May r. Carson, Phadephs Ceart banks llOua
TelesoF1 Liverpool Valparaiso, barcelona Catalina Bar
ceona; ErLg Dantzie, and Ztus Trieste sailed, scbr
Raleigh Baltimore brig Starr. brunswick, Ga
GALvRsTOE Feb. etleared bark Clara katOn Davis liv
erpool schoonoTs William H. Jourdan hiehar.on. Liver
pool Julian A. Ward, Stevens, Portland AID James slater
Hawkins Fan River
SAN FRANCISCO feb 9AFrfved steamer city Of San Fran
cisco Panama sailed ship Voyager, Liverpool
MOBILE Ala Feb. eCieared bark Teresa, barcelona shiy
William. Liverpool
PORTLAND Me, Feb 9.-Arrived brig Emma L. Shaw, New
York Cleared, bark Isaac jackson Bdonos Ayrns
NEw-ORlEASs Feb 9.-Cleared ship Queen OF Nations
barLs Charles Bal, Liverpool Weiteforn do; Maria Wake
neld, Hull Emma Cork. Prince NAPOLEON Lave; Bristol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
OTHER FIRES.

BOsTOY, Feb. 9.-The cider mill of Thomas
Mitchell OF Ashland Mass. has been destroyed by Dire.
Tho loss is $500; partially insured
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. ga block at
Turner'S Falls owned by Mrs NJ Bane, was burned yes
lerday. The loss : 50 coo well insured.
PTTsFIELD. Mass, Feb. 9.-Ihe bOiler-house
and dye-house connected with d. & IT. stearnss flannel
mills were destroyed .by fire last night. The loss is
5000; insured Tor $1,000.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 9.-The Mount
Mineral springs House. summer hotel in Shutesburg
owned by Charlie. A. Perry was destroyed BY fire on
oGnCsday Tie loss is $4,000; insurance. 81 .OCO.
LONDON, Ont, Feb. 9.-The cOoperage in
connection with the Victor OIL Works burned to-day,
together with heavy stock OF empty barrels. Four
stills also caught fire. and burning at the present
lime. The loss wi. exceed $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
i. ~. Z. hIanrlce y. prnwne.

BR0wNE-or WEDNESDAY Feb 7, Maurice p. Browne
F4heIa s'Fces az 'e f.saencr VI rs daughteI As B"nL
ing at 10 O'Clock Interur~nt at woodawn.
CAMERON Thursday. REP Mary Pailps vile OF Lows
a. nv III" 's"oi Va 'lo ''o Y" ~ IL riI'S u ~
Funeral services Saturday 10th nst at 80 Joraeon
ST., Brooklyn, q . O'Clock y N.
FIsKAt watrown THURSDAY, Feb l, 1877 Isaac Hubbard
Fisk ~ his 6J;h year
FIsOoT-On Ihursay. Feb 3. youngest daughter u
William r. dd Henrietta b. Frost
ace OF S1 aya No. 81 Fat S' Erht hl 'f rs
tiyes and iEie..;s respectfully invited
GOgDDNOn Wednesday, 9Th iBst E!za p, widow Of Adm
Gordon OF New Brlnswlck, =. J.
Funeral seIice q lo a. m on SATURDAY ION nit a. No
Brunswick Tor nieIment ana uneIa services vii be-
day. ION INST
HAwK-on Friday. 9th inst. Amanda c., wife Ct s.urel
Tho funeral service will be held n her late residence no
East Forty eighth IT., on TUESDAY 5th INST, AZ ..
HENDRICksON-onT THURSDAY. Feb s. Of scarlet yer. aul
=. W. J. Heflr, son. IA the la year Of his age.
the uDera tc redenee o. his l4teT x
roe-st. BruoGlyn. On saturday, ~ II a..
OSBORN Eat Auburn. y. Y. Thursday. ssh ilst
ence daughter Of DAVID 81 Add Liza W Osborne, aged -
Funeral on SATURDAY the Ion iust at Up
LOUCKS-On rtay afternoon. fcb 0. Peter ,. IoucEs
Relatives and friends aIe invited 70 attend tho fflrrt
SUNDAY, lin inst. At O'Clock p
MOTT Thusay te st inst q m slst @: her age
Her leaiEgs aa iri.' ar 81, v jed % Alta Ga fn
further Invitation.
PETERRIN-On wcarss!ay Feb T. Margaret wife o. Io.
Pctcrkin, ~ the 5Oth e.. Afr
Relatives aai friends ae .nyiiei 70 attend funeral
80, Brooklyn L. d. IN s3,Gr sy the ION ust = o,.ox
pm.
PLgMRAt the Motel waeram Paris France Pen g. sd.
Of the late Abraui Ives u tits c;ty.
wHlTE-oB dft, day morning. 9Th inst, Elizabeth b. daug
Ter q William c. and the late Mary Il. White The
Her relnans VII Shrewsbury on seventh dsy
khatuTIiyl morning. lOth INST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
Ir4LL4Y ART From THE CENTENNIAL.

Signor Rossi, the Milanese sculptor, has
opened an exhibition OF italian Art at Leayitts Rooms,
in Clinton Hal, Ast0T-plicc There are about 30 oil
paintings, and pieces Of sculpture, all or very
nearly al OF which are familiar TO those who visited the
International Exhibition at Philadelphia. They have
already been fully described In THE TRIBUNE and there
fore need further detailed notice. The specimens now
exhibited fairly represent the whole Italian display in
Memorial II ,ir and At AnneXes, aud the character
i,ps ~ the latter Iay be more leisurly and agreeaby
studied heio b. all no hai the inclination. They VIII
fad q g0odiy number of cheerful, sad elsh sr SYMBOL
cal children IN marble, and collection OF paintings
which ~ tie average OF those sent by Italy to our
Cenfeulitk show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
THE UESTERN UNION POOL

py,lAND FOR TIE CLOSING OUT OF ITS CoPARrNER-
SHIP ASD SALE or It's STOCK.
The troubles in the unlucky Western Union
pool continue The following Ia said 10 be correct list
Of ia members: samuel VI. Mills. Jameson smith *
eating; Frank Work, Harrison DdrEee Russell sage
Jo.eph Harker, ID. z. Morgan d. .. Mills,
James r. Keene william ORION, Rufus Hatch
IL will be Of the prominent members Is the
successor of the late Mr. Rason as President OF the
Rank of California The management Of the pool was
,ntrusted 10 Samuel N. Mills Its affairs went along
symmngly till the stock touched 49, AT this point
some 10000 shares were suddenly thrown upon
tho pool, which staggered under ths unexoected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
THE NEw,JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 9.-The Senate met
this morning and received mrssage from the Governor
returning with his obIectiOns. Tie supplemental bill in
reference to criminal proceedings, granting writs OF
murder matter OF right and OF course
az in other cases. which bill intended to reach the
case Oscwald and Ryan, sentenced TO be hanged for
the murder of Policeman Brock. The veto message wac
laid over under the rule and ordered 10 be printed
bill was introduced 20 compel railroad companies to
make lleir charges uniform freight and Communication
fares between stations. well along tho whole line
The senate adjourned tlll Monday DIghI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

load II Ia alleged that this hghproed stock came
from some of the prominent members OF the pool Tue
result dstrus aud ilfceng among the other mem
beTs. who consider themselves deFauded. The outside
public regarding the stock arifcaly HIGH we're nee
sellers. The pool finding themselves unable 70 mantan
the price loaded with upward o. 10000 shares
which cost them 10 per cent more than they can se
u loss at present market prices OF upward OF
S3O0.0O0.
The dissatisfaction eliminated yesterday m the wtn
dIa al from tho poo Of tue wealthy Californian, WAC
has heretofore been Of chief supports, and
formal nocc served upon tn. cOpartners Ia Tho pool 10
have sale OF the stock and closing OF the business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
THE REV. PHILLIPS GRooKs's NEW CHURCH.

THE REV. PHILLIPS EROOKs's NEW CHURCH
BosT0N' Feb. 9.-ihe new Trinity Episcopal
Church at tie corner Of Hunting Grave and Clarendon
ST. which has Just been completed by the congregation
Of the Rev Phillips Brooks consecrated this mcrn
ius by Bishop Paddock assisted 10y a Ia go number OF
the Episcopal clergy Tie Rev. Dr. VntOn preached the
conservation sermon. Tho building cost 100000 and
Il said to Je the elaborate church edhce Ia New
ENGLAND. Il Is free from debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

A concert is to he given at Steinway Hall
this evening. under the auspices OF number OF ladies'
very well known in NewYork society in aid Of the relief
fund of the Epiphany Guild The programmed to enlist
services OF Miss Thursby Mr. and Mrs Thomas MI
FEM Mr. Boekelman. and Mr. Werner and the entertain
appeals strongly not only 10 the lovers OF music
hut to the charitable. The Epiphany Guild IL oeheVo
lent association connected with the p. T. Chrch OF the
Epiphany, but not confined in ts operations 10 ,e .s
OF sing parish, the poor OF any one urnonina
ton. field of operations s the Nineteenth Mau anu
lis method Of work IS similar 70 that OF 81 JOhh ou.
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MARRIED.


BARBOUR-BARNES-In the Clinton Avenue congreeA
uOna Church Brooklyn, Thursday evening. Feb Oy the
VIM ives BudIugtOn d. d. Mr.. Luc1s A. Barbour OF
hHartcu 20 Miss Hattie h. Barnes daughter Of A. = Bae
ULBERT-TAYLOR-At Allegheny. Penn. Thursday.
1877. the residence Of the brides father %
IL. OF BTOOSlyn, y. y James H. CuD,rt aud
II. AGela las lVr, daughter Of Isaac Taylor.
HAMMON D-FE5S IN DEN-In BruBswiCk. Maine, Feb. 7,
by the Rev T.. II. Byilgt0u William Hammond. ESP Of
rand aud H-a c. daughter OF the late IAUmas Fessen
den o. THIS city.
JOYCE-JOS ESOn Feb B. IN ROxborOugh. philadelphia
the residence Of the brides plreut 10y the Rev David
the Rev. John Joyce, OF JOLnS
Georgetown b. c. and Mary strutets, daughter u Naal "a
L. Jones. esq.