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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
MELOD2AMA AT NIBLOS.

An audience at NlDl0S 1 nedtle IL easily
pleased and it is strange that everybody i'll that
spacious house had good time last night There was
new play entitled Old House on the Bridge OF Notre
DAME" and there immense audience TO see ana
enjoy it. 1t was a piece that afforded unlimited facili
ties assassination, and hence certain to please
the thrOug OF downtown theatre-gOers Indeed, when
the freedom and agility with which the dagger vas
pied Is borne in mind, Il matter
Of congratulltion that many actors remained on the
stage 10 embrace another and TO exchange winks
when the master villain stuck knife into his jacket
and keelod the floor One OF the fortunate sur
vivOrs who behed this final display Of the cold. Due
g.ittering steel had been himself stabbed ID
the prelude to the play not only STABBED III
the back and brought TO horizontal base Oh
the floor, but thrust down trap door; not Only
slowed away in the cellar but baked in fiery furnace
for the Auberge was set fire but notwithstanding all
these CONTINGENCIES he to time bright and smiling
in the act with fresh powder on his hair and beau
tnl new uniform Oh back. TIE audience that Is ca
silly pleased is also easily bored, and hence the meio-
drama must have variety. There were all Ends
OF people in this play There was countess
whose chief fangs were uncomfortable dreams
and faintng fits there Bohemian gypsy who per
sOnated corpse. and finally was laid out hmself very
neatly in the ribs whereupon the other corpse took MS
cue and came to life with all dispatch; there was law
ycrs clerk who got very drunk. looked while the as
sassnations were going on behaved well ~ fire, was
ready to sell out TO the highest bidder and finally became
a very moral person there WAS landlord with voice
that sank fun fifteen fathoms down INTO his boots there
was a youug creole q florist, gambler. n nephew OF
his uncle. artist. boaiman. and there were ever 50
many interesting characters; ana u - NOT 10 ne
wondered at that everybody went home happy. Inc
play prcitily set ami Will he sure 70 attract large
audiences for many nights 10 come
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AN rNBLusnING CONFESSION.

TuF NTW-IOHK JHII- NJ saws that OOrhccs
f. pi,mate" bcc,e he calls Tor the repeal ol t"c re
sumption Act The logical sequence Il T,hInt h'on
The able Editor IL again mistaken. Tfcfc j. uoillS pr
lure Ia the position % thr Senator from lIdidi ~
only ujtt the Il sumption Act De repealed bat a." ~ th'
hunbug of the atOnal banking system must De "oi'
away win. There viii he appreciate relief rom ic
rcInDlc zatiUu of SILVER II the policy OF coutfhct" 30
dear heart of John Sherman ana llic ny l,"a
whom serves, j. 20 be kept u. The i-i"i ~ III
TEiBtNE may rest assured that The passage 81 ~" SN"t
BIZ II step ~ the direction Of that nhdhct,
form demanded by The best Interests OF the country "o
gold rng-the money pOWcr-musi Ice thoroughly Ipkti
np and the holder, Of inactive capital must -, thughl
fiat they have a right 20 pocket only the legitimate
urohts Of their Accommodations. The financial uiscasl"
j. .ly lust brguu-thr Reform ogy just nauSuThl c
M legislation that t0cratrs speculation III the sweat Oh
he poor viii De satisfactory 10 the people. They "ahi
,nsce and they pr, pose to have IL. The day II pact
Len legislation Congress Is To be directed by syhh
cc ~ bank onicals-wnon the financial policy Is 10 'e
control,ed by "A few holders OF inactive capital Iheit
arc tyo other steps yet to b. taAcn before the agitation
If ms question will cease-tbe repeal OF the X sinp
ton Act and the repeal OF inc Natonai bauAinG nc"
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IJIED

PTooS On S Nosa as- Te y e s
Neco OF 4 neral hereafter.
' Waa : Bdde ana daughter late Judge Z. b Day:
ton ogden Of Elizabeth, NJ.
CAREY-On Feb 3d. 1873 residence ~ We.t Brighton.
George Herbert carey Of the late samuel T. Carey.
Rei1yc md ands 81 tie family are respectfully invited &,
the iunera at the Church Il the Ascension West
bsi OF the North shore Line viii leave foot q Whitehall.
It. 9ocock 1t is particularly requested that 10 MOVERS
GILBERr-on SATURDAY evening. Feb 90. Charles rhorp
eaye friends to attend ihe funeral serve.
from hs late rc,icnce NO 100 west Sothst' Iue'iay
lniernen in GlbersTilie.
NJ Gregory, aged 80 years.
Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
HATEYOn SUNDAY Feb % late residence PC scher
merhorst, Brooklyn Jonn Haley IN tie both year o. MS
ga,ves and friends are respectfully invited 70 the m
neral tlis Ihes,iayl morning al IL o'clock
HARR.-on The 9th inst. Townsend Harms late Uuited
Nol.c, 81 funeral BE- Trdier
HOLiIsrER-AtC chiffon srripgs gu FTiav, FEB % Fannie
stcI. OIL, daughter o. ihe late Frederick lIohstsI
Tie rtai services ~ De- hrih al ~ lHislu. hni, v'l
Scd Ss"''H ' AMI Oh l''' 0H ''''' "'' mug ~ "
-cHAFFNER-on sunday 2ith after ashort Illness
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral services at ms late sdence q" LeAnsoAa'e0 On
lr,@rment al oak hfi Cemetery Nyack. wednesday.
leaves Jesey Cy Northern Railroad Of AZ
IUam
sHovE-A Katonah " Y. Feb. "a Seth Shove. NJ. D.. in
Funeral ssrvices a, katonah Church. Wednesday Feb.
., att ,. N.
TODD-In stanford Conn Feb. "a Clara MorewOod Todd.
aged years and months - -
Foner t 81 Johns Church. stamford Tuesday Feb 90 at
23Op
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend.
VAN kANsT-on Monday, Feb 25. Ann Caroline Van
Ians. ia tie SD wear Of IN age.
Funeral be held the residence o; Mrs.. A Q.
Byxbc 81 CLARK Brooklyn, on Wednesday, tao .1tl
Inst. Al o'clDCA
R.siiyrs ana friends family invited 20 attend
- AZ noon a. her r's, SO. 5tg sh''
Fuuera "A D.. Wednesday.
TIBB-At Eastche,or. - " Feb - 1878 in IA y Webb.
Relatives friends invited 60 AIT nj her mineral r
her late OF Eachester On wednesday, Feb 20
i O'Clock.
Carriages will waiting Mt Vernon station the ar
rival 1910 from aui Central Depot. New
YORK.
NYCKOFF-Ou Friday, Feb % Mrs Francis r. Wyck0r Of
pneumonia, m thf t~th year % htr
Rc!auyS friends Of the tam II are invited 10 attend her
funeral Feb 20 80 10 from the residence
Of her sou.n.law. Rchard &. COmbe- q tafuans' lie.
Cartlarrs taruausVlt Depot lJ-i
st. 70 meet from 3Othst Depot In thls city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
CUTTING on THE RIGHT SIDE.

10 Tie 7 n ItOF OF IHt ITtUWHe.
SIR: In looking around for three names to
TnE SLMiWEEALf 10 secure tie dictionary. applied
an Old Democrat. He said he did not like lis politics
told him It was independent belonged to no party-tha
It cut right and left After he had received few mum
bers says, Mac how do you like your paperi " Oh"
he SAYS like it, but you told me 1t cut right and left
Yes ~ SAYS l. "NC-" he SAYS, It cuts, but notice II
cuts damn sight more to the ug than to the left"
The dictionary Is received and ike it, The chill
drcn say 1t Is just splendid. Yours truly
ByrOn Mich. Feb. %, 1873. NOAH JosLIS.
I'VE don't want any higher compliment. We hope
TO keep on cutting, and to keep cutting more am
more Oh the right side, wherever that may lead Us
-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
4 GLIMPSE OF rmAT TOLEDO CONVENTION.

A huge representation of IL One Dollar
Greench was STUCK upon the back or nci0dcun ana
turnrd toward the au hence 4 trio Of stf0ne-yOiccd
men sang old Cooper aud Cary songs, cd with dcHun
ciatIon Of the bOndhOidcrs and Of the " resumption
crew" mIn nse applause greeted tie most c&triN a.
gaut sentiment IN favor Of no resumption and OF pay g
of the bonds grcehbaCks. Nobody seemed To care to
te eiIyr movement During the entire day n was not
once mentioned. IN TALKS with the dcl' gales during
the noon recess, found them nearly al l"hdcu hdN
cafes ~ an unlimited paper currency based ou me
whole wealth OF the country, ana having no CONN &
u, with either gold or silver. Spccch"a by Mr. Hem" -
a. Illinois. and Mr. Anis of Wisconsin, which were mad'
In the an riuon session To- h up the tIc until the com
itce- should report, ~ the same spilt ~ IN
songs AIMS read long printed haIanguc iull Oi *
tr,ue greruback initiation theories. lie m-lSith lhi'
there was c0ud tIOn OF money starvation III te 'on
try That there should D. cnUugJ g!rtntChs plhc'i 80
nm every man could control his hours Ui labor,
ana that the bonds should he pald oil ID ne" ice"h'A7
mail IN, channels oil trade we're lull OF money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
PRESS CLUE CONCEPT.

The second annual concert and literary en-
tertainmeut OF the New-York Press Club was given
last night, at Stcnway Hall. and brought to
grther an audience excellent In quality and guam
ti,y The programme was long aud very varied
IN character, including recitaiions and readings
humorous and sentimental; singing, PLAYING OF the
piano. and performance OF Fuchs's second Scrcnade
10y the string monet OF the Staten Island Philharmonic
Concerts hut ii eXceIlcntv rendered and seemed
give admirable satisfaction 10 the audi nee The list
O; soloss included Miss Arabclla Root sgnOra Plsan
Nine. Riccia Mime. dc Ryther Messrs. George Simpson
Narrato, Dulckeu. r. I. Smith and L. Carl, and the
elccutiOUistS Mcssrs. \. y. Burbank ana Charles
Roberts 1r. Int concert success In every way, ana
the Press Club 10 congratulate itself on H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

The demand for the reconciliation OF silver
IL a. determined and tar Widta rcad than the
eIuqnd for the removal OF the ro"i- 90 ~ our Spu
carltols Obedience 10 that demand from iI" people
was rewarded with success and II would BE- 80 IN ths
casr.-lRa,C News DEM
Financial reform is not to he brought aboIt
hv tramuus under foot III notary principles which urr
as well settled any principles that govern anywhere
nor D. labor ipaoh io De effected by turning Uncle
sam INTO "A father and getting Inn 10 establish that
vin,.t Of confirm auccs National burcdu.-l Albany
journal t;.p)
Mr. Simmons is dong very well ut Wash
ugtou: ~ getting along very wei here WHY not
Lr, u nlr able and efficient Collector where De- make
a name for himself rcOrner, ana send hm un here
ou, upu the requirements ~ Ciy rviCr reform Iru-
der /, necessary tia. Custom House gnug shall nc
marsha led duty the polls under practscd leader
,hip.-IBOstOu Post DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
SENSE FROM THE WEST.

from The WUWHuhft Ft'HtHD WI1'VHSUI', ,
If il be "a WRONG on IN outrage 10 hOld bonds,
then IL Is also wrong outrage 10 Issue them All
inns bcraing OF bOndhOdcls has It's origin III desire 10
ra popularity from pand, To n dispcGbc prejudice"
unfortunately too common. against every one who IL
Ell 10 nave accumulated money; or II comes from
a deliberate purpose Ia create sontinent which sld
intimately demand the population OF the bonds The
cupl" " lao indulge Ia tins KIND Of talk Can take which
over horn ~ tins dilemma they choose. Either II su
ccut To- impae them the Of all decent people,
II il this class Of political FOOLS scOundTcls That has III
VOWED our nat Ona financial questions III 20 much Diff
emily. lhe idea that Il currency which II good ioI
money we'd men not also equally good for the people
or mat "A currency which would benefit the "PrOp.e -
vouId not al benefit the noncYcd men 10 born % an
iruoraucc or desire to deceive which alike criminal
and dIsastrOus ~ tneir elects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
N4RXiEU.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sunday. Feb. %. Of 81 Luke's
Church by Dier. Charles b. Dreycr 20 Mary
H. gter OF Henry Stybing. al Of Brooklyn No cards
pu BOTS-BELI-On Thurs lay Feb o. 1873 AZ the Churcn
the AtOnemeut. the Rev Charles T. lifany tiwaii
T. Du Bots SUSIE daughter OF the late John Bell sli VI
New York.
NJ TTING-MOORE-In Busao. n. y, Feb 81. at tho
tie brides by tie Rev. D. r. Frazer
r. 3. Nuttug u New-fork City, TO Miss Nina Harrison
Moore No cards
SHORT-HONDLOW-P Privately. IN Brooklyn v Y, Feb
% by Rev n. Han y. o. TIE Rev. william ShoI' to
W. eldest daughter OF the late sylvester HODdiow
No cards.
III NoHces Of Marr,a9es nus b: ndor,si wita far
,1p,c aud adfress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyuoDsis for the Past "A Hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. l a. m.-The bar
ometer is lowest over the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence ana
highest IN the Mississippi Valley Light rains have
casionay fallen along the Virginia and North Carolina
coasts and light from the Lake Region To the L
per ohio Valley. Brisk to high eastery winds, cloudy
weather and areas Of very light rain reported from
Texas The temperature has continued falling, VITA
uorthwcstcry winds east OF the Mississippi and list Il
in the southwest.
Indications.
For New-Engand the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, rising Barometer. except temporary fall IN
me first district fresh and brisk north To west winds
occasionally along the coas and generally colder
and party cloudy with occasional ght sAU"s
in the last district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
An Unjssf Verdict.

OF the many put up" medicines prove inereeus all
condemned as nosrums IL this nght Are All American
citizens denounced traitors because Benedict Arnold CON-
treasOni Some refuse Dr Perce Family hed
cnes simply because they have others without benefit
actual merit aud taken
indie afei, The sangune expectations Will be real
His Golden Medical Discovery the STANDARD ri er tive
purifr IN the market Thousands Of testimonials
from those has cured Of consumption Dyspepsia liver com
Of skin diseases, Gle IN tho
Doctors Office certifying 10 It's efficacy DR. Perces Favors
Prescription relied by women % cur the many weak
r, guares pecu az 20 their sex For further IN
the Peoples common Sense Medical ADVISER an
u.trated work Of nearl 1000 pages over one hundred
thou copies s0d Price 81 80. Ostpad address the
author, L. V. PIERCE II. d., Buffalo " \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
A COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT.

A musical entertainment will he given at
Delmonico's tomorrow evening "a testimonial TO Mr.
Francis NJ Carter signOrlna Lzeta Eilni, &lss RE.
Mrs May Morse. Mr.. Mard. MI. i. j. Barnard, Mr.
and Mrs. Fe.uingcr. Mr. MOTosni. and six. Mod rail
have volunteered their services Mrs. Carter viii give
n recitation; and the evening will De wound NJ iih
supper and dancing Tickets may be obtained from thc
committee, among whom Mrs. \. 4. Brtuer. Mr..
Or. Longstreet, Mrs. Fanny Barrow. and Mayor by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. 25.-The Supreme
Court has appointed william b. Johnson TO be receiver
OF the City Savings Bank, who Will convert tho assets
OF that institution into cash. and wind up ts affairs 40
rapidly rs possible. .
A rumor prevailed the street to-day. affecting tho
standing OF the AmosSeag Bank. causing panic among
small depostors. Thirty thousand dollars was paid out
The officers of the bank claim surplus or S2OO,oOo.
and will meet all demands. The deposits amount 70
S2.OOO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

ordered 10 join their respective standards r. fiery
southerner proposes to Alee to fly with him. she rs
fuses, and there is conflict Of love- duty and PATRIOTISM
He departs, ana the Gu that has arranged he
tween the rivals is deferred 10 tne battlefield The war
dTags its len aud tn uburdingt- parts OF
the drama are deve) prd III dialogue. Ahcc, accom-
panied by friend who has also lover IN the hro ms
joined the army nurse. DCuQldS rs lloFt'if
wounded in leading f0rlOrn hope, aad with his words
to old friends and former foes The curtain fails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
SOME FRIENDLY WORDS.

To the Edit0r OF me Tribune.
SIR: For mole than twenty years | have
been "A constant subscrbe and reader OF your vauab
paper ami the OF that time for the daily but fO
the last ten years have from the express news
dealers in This place II has been my schOolmate anC
guide and yet love il and hope IL may long contiGu
e. power more potent than II has ever been
before even when the great and good Horace Greeley
was nj It's helm. Long may II prosper. Yours tIUly.
JleI1ingtOn, y. j., Feb. -, 1875. l.. II. IKIIAER.
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Gpeeinl Notices..

Advertisements Intended for The Of TIM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed 10 before y ~ To-
Blair, PiIl--i.nAsh remedy for i.hrumalsn.
Boa - ills Il - D., man n. PLANTkN 4 sos 22i VA.
lam s.. y. !. sold bY 'iTH<gsts
hIan's Mission Earth. thorough Medical treatise.
indicating confirmed liabilities ma Lee r.nosci Tao
experience Of 20 years s, observation AMI probes ,nli
'Oot. en-d Nl,ay and s'u atoms Il 10,
hat been impaired by oyeriaNrd powers .iietei.
removed. By mai. zoe currency o ps arr dpsD
Address secs Musician Anaioty ~eeho' j. %" dN III
Post once rhs lorc:n mans OF ue wee. cpdns
TUESDAY, at l. q ~ 9r hgfSpe % s'es1p I' 800 va
by steamship sytnia Qloenstp"h; On lil k>DAf.
at II For IIcaud 10y si-amsnp ~. o ~ - =, va
urnt To be forwarded steamer must be AIS al
dIessed ami II III, ior fuiou" ~ steamship lt,rn
VIA Plymouth CheibouTg ana hGmbuig 90 SAIL kDAf.
az Il.Ib for GERMANY, &c. by steamship hrIna u,
Southampton ami Bremen GORE SDOune it Great BIll
the Continent 10 be forv aded o. tbs steamer must
specially addressed aud al IL M Tor kroi 10y steam.
Germanc VIA Queenstown tcotresnonece '1i TeiAv
scotland u be forwarded 70. thIs st"sri mu, De p
addressed al Il N To- scotland direct Nv steam
sap AncAviia via GLASGOW The steamships Illo 10y his
NORWAY the West indies VIA ~ Thomas also
y The mails or the West Indies va a ana an u Ihon.
a. will leave Newlork Feb = and March 2 The mails TOT
mails iof Ausff4a SC wi leave Francesca March L.
New. YorA Feb. IS, 80, 1 =. AVIS, Poe master
CAVEATS DESIGNS, TRADEMARKS and LABELS So
moderate charges Rejected cases eAamLed AZ
Wv : H. WALES & son. ia Sassau.st. Hew.lork.
Spcer'- Port Grape ne. Prospect Niueyardsand
S,s Vine tcrs are excellent ruyai1s and weak per-
sons sold ny Druggists saiesroom 81 l-Sn.
4. Preserve The Tri une.
THE TRIBUNE has received a supply of PATENT BIND
ERs suitable for Weekly and stmM eeky issues which VIII
be sent by express Charges paid by the purchaser will DO
delivered at TRIBUNE PUBLICATION OFF, r, ON
c,ipt Of 81 Address THE TRIBUNE.
NeW.lOrk.
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TRIAL FOR INFAyTICIDE.

YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y, Feb. 25.-The trial OK
Oscar o. Hodge for intanticde, committed at Ames.
Montgomery County began at the Court House. Fonda.
this afternoon The mother OF the murdered child testi
fled that IL born alive that the prisoner took IL
from the bed Immediately after its BIRTH smOtbered II,
and then buried IL barn under workbench. ADranL
Miller testified 10 the finding Of the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
LIT TIE BONDS CONE HONE.

We should he very glad To have all our
bonds owned by own people, So That not cent
The interest money would ~ OIt Of the country. Hu
tuc bonds viii moi bc returned They tn" safest and
hest having securities the world, though Tho
int resi- should he id IN silver, and the bonds should
ultimately he redeemed IN the same com. There Il
therefore no getting pduCLy over the idea that
our bonds will he returned II they were. ~ would
amount nothing, that they would lee offered for
sic II our people could buy thcm. 1t would De the
brst thing that could happen But they Will not come
..,.if 49, he %
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
NHwORtEANs Feb 25.-Cleared steamship Cbiswick, Dun.
kirk bark Smeto Cadiz.
sAyAsSAn Feb 2j-Arrived. steamship San Jacnto Mas
sau America, Baltimore.
MOVEMENT or OCEAN STEAMSHIP
HAVANA Feb 25.-The steamship City OF Vera Cruz.
Capt from NewYork Feb 20, arrived here THIS
afternoon.
For other Sh,p News Thirf Pdy..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
a WRETCHED MOTHERS SENTENCE"

TO the EdttOF Of The FrfOune.
SIR: TIE TRIBUNE to-day says: " A Wretch
ell Mothers Sentence Mary Sullivan, the poor girl who
left her child wrapped IN her shawl on stoop, ana
pleaded before the justice. loved my child but haG
no place to take care OF IT. sentenced yesterday by
Il corler acket years in the pententlay for
abandoning her child
Now cannot Justice or laws In New YORK be found e.
sentence such Recorder to State prison for the sam
tenn OF years. Yours READER Oh THE DAILY
Ltf Hqss., Feb 10, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tIr vgiII "a sac ~ '
rch,. Thr perpendicular iinrs lss.ons % iiie o
mlnisht The white line gevieSeh' 1s
y mercury during those
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feo &C. a. m.-IEe Narlat'ois OF
atrnr,s.ure Yesterday with the exception OF slight
rise toward midnight was small and unlmportant TEN
peraurc fell below freezingpoint at late hour There
is little moisture in the AR
weather, may be expected today. Tomorrow warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
NOT DISMISSED FROM PRINCETON.

To me EdItor Of me TribHH
SIR: find in Tie TRIBUNE of the odd my
name in the list OF students dismissed from cole ge
account Of the late trouble here. THIS is incorrect
have not been IN any way connected with the affair
am AT liberty To refer the President OF the college
10 the ruth OF this statement. VIII You please have
this mistake corrected ma Oblgr, yours respectfully
JriucetOn. \. j., Feb %. ISIS. /. j. NYCE.
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STANDARD THEATRE.

"Our Boarding House" is proving to be a
popular hit at the standard Theatre. Every scat
occpped last evening and it was not easy md stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
Iiendy this Morning..
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The issue Of today contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS
HUMOKs OF THE DAY.
RUsso.TURRIsH WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
I,tters from stan aud other Correspondents IN the Old
World and the New Agricultural Department; Full Re
uorts OF all the Markets etc
single copies sent free application.
Price in wrappers ready for maug ave cents per eopyi
one copy one year. 49, dye copies copies and
extra s2s. Postage all free to the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. Network.
The & reat story OF the Year.
A CELFBItA TED CASE.
Founded tie popular pay oi the same name now Do
acted IN the Union square Iheatfe VIII begin LeAt M0h
day in -. ,,,..,-.,,,. ,,o.,n.....
The Sensible Library. a.
CharOtte's Inheritance.
95D- Valentine NOx. by Harry Cock0n, LIST hall aVc.
25g-Val mine NOx, by Harry CDcktOn I'd han vc
255-Lothar by benjamin DisTar
2b4Tne Oct0rOOn. by Miss BraddOn..
2O-od Curiosity shop BY Charles Dickens
lOrhe Woman In White, by Mi!Aie
For sale by ali new saealers
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MANCHESTER sAyINGs BANKS.

weather with increased cloudiness is probable toward
he al ose n the day
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Advertisements Intended for Tie next issue Of TIM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed 10 before D. M To-
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