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New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
TIE TAX on WHlSKEY.
DIFFERING OPINIONS ~ TIE TRADE ABOUT A RE
DUCTION.

DUCTION
Much discussion among wholesale liquor men,
wa, caused yesterday 10y tue news from Washington or
the vote ia the House declaring 1t incXpedeLt TO reduce
the liquor present. II generally agreed that
the yote in the House would give at least temporary
stimulus TO the market, by guaranteeing settled state
OF business for The continual tinkcriIg Of the
tariff was bitterly denounced Of the most fruitful
causes OF the preseat bad condition Of business.
The members of the firm Of f. o. Boyd Co. said that
they could good reason why the Government
should lend the whshey men S5,1OO,OO0 for several
months, without interest The proposed extension OF
time for wbskcy now bond would amount TO nothing
short OF this there being SG0O0OO0 worth in bond to
come out before July which the tax would amount
10 So 100000 since there to be reduction there
was no longer any for granting such extension
wlich asked ior by the dstllers 10 allow The Gus
tou TO bc settled The irn thought that material reluc
tou would hc OF great benefit business, 10 would
allow spirits TO 90 INTO many articles Of manufacture
from which the high tax row excluded 1t. 1t would
also ease the to fraud by removing the in
duccmcnt to Illicit d,ulling. The Government might
help tade greatly, without risk 10 itself by allowing
wliske, remain IN bond Tor three years This wound
cause purcr article be- put Tn" market, whiskcy
was moi for until at least three years old The
present law requiring TO be released from BOND nt ht
expiration OF year. was the means OF pressing much
poor whisley ON the market from weak holders
Ives, Bcccher Coz No. oo fIOhi-st tlouSht that 40
change would be desirable II ne tax were reduced,
the holders OF whskcy out Of bond for TWO years Would
be Injured a. they would nave phli nut nlGilr ua!'
while their loss by shnnkage would oe great. The nrm
was OF opinion that tne Government should allow
whiskey 10 remain in bond longer time, and tax what
was W wlthdIawn, not what was put IN bond
Rryce 4 smith, of No 50 Frontst favored reduction
Of the tax at any cast. IL would prevent competition
imported goods aud would benefit even dealers who
had large stock hand. In the stimulus IL would give
10 isiness FIRST OF ALL however. settled Government
uollcy was wanted and return to something Ike the
law before 1865, wnen spirits could lie In bond until
withdrawn, matter how long.
The latter opinion was shared by Lawrence. Meyer
Co. OF No. 80 South Wlmm-st Wniskey, III the opinion
OF that firm, should be stamped at the distlcry and let
alone thereafter Ii was n lt necessary 10 reduce the
tx As revenue must be collected whskey could stand
il better than anything else. The effect OF reduction
would not be permanently healthy. The firm thought
the new tariff wines, proposed, open 10 many ob
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
Syracuse. and Bradley, from the chlcaGos. who will


play in London Ont, with the Tecumseh CLUB
brilliant and successful almost assured
for New-York State clubs during the coming season.
Strong teams will represent Auburn, Blnghamton,
Rochester, Syracuse. and Usica In series OF games LOT
State championship outside or the games they are
TO play for the international pennant. -
In 1876 the BOstODs played l3O games, winning ~
losing AZ, and eing l. They travelled lo,5O3 niles
Last year the club travelled 13437 miles ana PLAYED
III games won 81, lost 80, and 3 were drawn Tue
members OF the club with no serious accidents
Albert Spauldng of the Chicago White STOCKINGS mas
been assigned to the work OF FURNISHING te League hue
Book for 1873. The book will be out March l.
The new International Cricket Club OF BIngLantl 10
take the place OF the old One which is 10 represent urea
completed and will include tne loio~ihe
players Mcclure catcher; Ward pitcher Piesott frst
base; ShOupe second base; James, short stop; snhy
third base Dlckerson LEFT eld Talby centre neiu alg
change catcher; Arundel right field and change pcher
The club Is strong batting one and Is under the 1'i
agement of c. j. Mccormack.
In five OF the large cities OF the United states proes
sOna baseball playing apparently thing OK Tue psi
These cities NewYOTk, Brooklyn, Philadelphia Ba
timcre and St. Louis Corruption OF players was tlc
At meeting Of the Star Ease Ball Association, OF
Syracuse last week, IL decided 10 continue tnls
year, although there Is deficit OF about 200 IN inc
treasury The election of board OF directors resulted
IN the choosing of II. q. White A. H. Davis, j. huk-
erson H. s. White G.. Barnes, T.. Townsend G. i. Com
stock, T.. n. Wescott r. ~ Mccarthy, c. A. Porter, ).
Lighton, aud T. I. Hawkins -
The BoSOr,' financial statement for 1877 is as fol-
S3O.J3i The receipts during The season az NUT
amounted to $1S642 and abroad to Sl2,212. IHe
amount received at home from non-League cluDs was
So 1913, and from championship gaines ABROAD Ti,f'O'
The amount paid 10 clubs playing championship Rhle1
in Boston S7CsG. The salaries OF Play ers amounted
In pr
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

California is darkeyed picturesque gentleman VINO is
,orted 90 have killed several hundred grizzly bears
" m the lass0 and knife.
Mr.. Minthorne Tompkins, son OF the former
Governor OF NewYork asks the State to purchase his
tthers apers and correspondence They are very val
uable in an historic way.
Miss Georgina F. Jackson is an English lady
bo has done such good work philologist that the
oueen has given her from the Royal Literary Fund q
YIeasaut acknowledgement of $500.
When acting as newspaper correspondent
IN 1879 Senator Gordon made such impression on the
members Of the Georgia Legislature that he received tie
compliment Of being called upon for speech, at the
close of the session.
A great granddaughter of Thomss Jeffer-
son. Esther Alice Mekleham is clerk IN the Interior
Department. Her father OF Professor MeiSe-
ham, OF the University OF Glasgow, and Alice Scott
cousin OF Sir Walter Scott
Mr. Montgomery Blair is credited with tell
ing this story Ivan Buren saId to ne in ST. LOUIS
when / told him his son. Smith Van Buren, had been
married. thought he had given that girl up We'll
he's ruined She is very rich Now he'll give up MS pro-
fesson OF the law where he had great ability ana be-
come really rich nan-the least useiui OF human
things. Poor Smith. ,"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01


CLAPP-On Tueaday the 29h at sctauket the Rev Caleb
Capr Rector OF Tie Chuich OF the Nativity. Aewfork
Tie viii ase place from the Church Of the Nativity
Avenue C. and 6tnst, FRIDAY. at O'Clock
HaTgTe o we Of William g. coastock aud daughter
Of Thomas and Hannah d. Lamb Of Boston.
Internent at Mount Auburn.
DU BOIs-on Thursday Charles L. Du BOis in tie 10th
Friends and relatives are invited his funeral
late residence. at tshkil Monday Feb az IL O'Clock
'I5riTeS BTineeSsrSoavie G5 se' 'H0 O''''A
FULToS-Jan 81, Jpe beloved wife Of the late George
Funeral from her bToiheriniaws James Ingram NO 10
reid: sna TcaIi S'Siay es are invited to attend &
FIELD-Jan %, william :. Field.
Ills remains nave been forwarded to Barre Mass for inter-
ment.
fREEMANon Wednesday Jan. 80 of heart disease. the
Funeral services viii place the house Of Mr. sas D.
Trains leave loot OF Barclay Chrsophes II o'clock
Carriages Will De IL waiting at the depot on the arrival Of Tie
KINNIER-on Thursday. 3lst ult, Abby A. Kinnier OF
Fanera saturday ~ INST at Church Transfguration
25ti.si., at / p N, without further
LEEDS-On Thursday morning Jan. 81, Mary W, widow Of
samuel Leeds ln the 'eth year OF hef age; ,a -, ,,
E.Ia'es ana ten are re iS Sa & 20 aa ON pe atrday
Afternoon the 2d inst, at o'clock.
MARCY-suddenly, IN Baltimore the 29th of Jan. 1s7s
congestion OF the lungs. Mary A. wife OF General Ran
The funeral viii take place house her sonDaw
General McC .elan. at Trenton. on friday Feb l. at IL
O'Clock.
MATsoN-0n Tuesday, 20, stephen MatsOn, in the
Funeral ssFy,S Ffay s5s FsS Ct II % from his late
-Thursdly Jan -. Truman IL. Porter, late o,
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ROBERsON-At Tarrytownon Hudson, On wednesday
aged Is years, 2 months ana II days
Relatives and friends are invited 70 ART nd The funeral
Carriages viii that leaves 3Oh at
fo ouy e Y psa g Sh and josie g.
Waters, aged years aud months - . -
Of her parents, Linden and SyTtieayes.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
TIE MISCHIEF SHERMAN COULD DO.
From The Nation.

The Silver league, or UrcCnbaCk and SlI-
v.r Association, as il Is called held auother meeting on
Monday at which II proposed 4 at money should bc
raised TO pay documents 10 be distributed IN those
par;s Of the in which tGcrc appeared to De most
dalkucss the s ncnccn powers of SILVER; but no
body was prompt 80 Ciri ilg cNctVt General But
Ter, ana he only 500 the DISCUSSION too WAS mainly
conducted by h, and IAN mostly on the best means OF
hefdug The Secretary OF the Treasury to his
and making hIn carry Ou TIE Bland BILL 80 hat silver
may be q living p0wcT In the land" For this purpose
Ier hintec That u might b" necessary for the House
~ u.s. its power of maXng hu report 10 II ih person.
In fc the Secretary was evidently an object 81 hus-
plrou 10 the ne ting, and they il the bill j.
uaAsrd 10 keep close eye on h.in. The one way N
which he could work mischief under the bill would BE- 10
call in batch o. United States bonds ana pay thcm of
IN silver blow would be thus gwen To the nation y
credit from which IT would probably not recover III II
cnLlArL. II CEnr.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
WARNING TO REPUBLICANS.


When the people have wanted liberty and
unon the maintenance of the pubic credit and the ad
vancenent OF the national honor they have always sup
ported the Republican party when IL comes to pass
that majority Of them want the opposite results they
Will turn 10 the democracy. This Is why we say II is
useless for Republicans TO compete with Democrats In
mocracy Will get all the glory and reap all the reward
II s their latest and bOdest scheme for getting into
be found short sighted enough to asslst in carrying
out Certainly Is the first time since the
of the Republican party that any considerable number
OF Republicans have been found willing 70 put the Dem
0crats IN power
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
PTELlC OPINION.

If the Administration had influence enough
with STANLEY Matthews 10 keep lila quiet on tie SILVER
ewincc. would be proof Of its power and popularity
wAch wOuld DC gratefully recognized by the country
buffalo Express (icp)
The son, of Massachusetts who henccforth
gaZrs upon the Of Nam KIM, Memorial Han,
without clrnching his fist and breathing slaughter
against JIM Blaine viii rank as craven whom II were
base tattery to call clam [WasEmgton Post DcmJ
The country is now in its headache after the
Intox Of The of greenback imitation II Is just
getting that headache; natural contraction ha-
ffcught money almost 10 par; is almost ready for
healthy work. The tidal wave demands second drunk,
hut this i'll get second headache without the
second exhagatiOn.--l Baltimore Gazette DemJ
We believe now, looking back TO the pro-
rss wi ch silver reconciliation has made. that it, Op
pUnents have been remiss IN their duty They sbould
nave agItated. al1tated asItaed. They should have
have the argument all upon their side, but they have
en- lacking IN actiyty.-IRochester Democrat aud
Chronicle (Rep)
The Massachusetts Republican, Butler. easily
the leadership of the new league Of slIYer infalOn
lists but we must protest against lbs lmpudcDce III
bOasrng Of how he dId things IN the old Democratic
Times" Bniier ana Democracy have very little IN com
OF tie old times " is marked ia nothing else than
in hls advocacy OF dishonest mOn'y.-iBOstOn Post
QDemD
Mr. Lamar's strong words will bear fruit IN
his own country wE rc people have been waiting Tor
leader to speak this matter; ana they viii bear lTt
North also, which has sent mauy rcprcstn natives
to Congress shamcd by this SPOKE sna of pow
c.t.-stlckcn AID WaI-dt NdSfdtCd country CA-itc
WHO has higher regard for the National horror al Il the
National good falth IN financial maiiels ian many o
those who have not ceased 10 t&uut him With Ills urea
sOn.-Utca Herald (iieD)
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
ANOTHER BROUGUAM BENEFIT.

The third of the series of performances for
the benefit OF the veteran John Brougham will be gwen
u wallacks Theatre. next Wednesday afternoon Mr.
Broughan has, in past years been often and intimately
associated with walacks THEATRE and is thought that
what may be called. dstinctvely Wallack perform
tnce. IA thing that gracefully, well usefully
be achieved In Mr. Broughams honor and interest Mr.
Lester Wallack and Mr Dion Bouccault will act upon
Mis- occasion. The gross receipts OF the Brougham bene
u, thus far. are officially stated at $l0340. The
penses were less than O0O II is hoped that the
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
CIfEAPNEeS OF THE SILVER DENAGOGUE.
rlo ,Te IL

We have been accustomed 10 hear from Dem
ocratIc editors and statesmen great deal OF iusone
clooueuce about the grccnback the money Oi The
people" the bloodstaned dollar which conquered the
which ought, therefore, TO De held sacred
in tnc hearts Of grateful people. Undr The sup"S-
ton that tue cieenback To he rId III gold y has
gradua attained value OF 9sl2 cents, within l. per
cent Of par by the standard upon which the business OF
the world is conducted The same person, who have
roared loudly and long for the sacrcducss OF the
preenback, propose to create dollar worth from
80 to 92 1hc moment that Is done about cents
yy be knocked of from the value OF every gTc,nDdck
dollar III circulation The advocates Cf the blood stained
papcr dollar are united in movement 10 cheaper and
dc grade II. Was ever dcmaeCgisn more shOckiugly
cbeap and inconsistent than thisi
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
RARE SENSE FOR A DEMOCRAT.

JIDIN TIT If1lIH7UIN IIfff0ITTTI
Even were il possible to dl-pOsscss Mr.. Hayes
of bis office, Mr. 1den would succeed It, Tho lat
tcs claims have been passed upon and rejected ana be
cannot again bring them up The electoral colleges can
not Dc recOnvone The two houses Of Congress cannot
reconsider their .ecisiOn once made. IL became final
The electoral tribunal IS dead and buried What then
Nothing. Let the dead bury the dead" Let vs. busy
ourselves in trying 10 put end TO the hard times, and
trouble ourselves about these Louisiana vilans Let
them say what they WILL their will derive
any force from the source IRON which they Will have
proceeded Mr. Hayes is to be President for four years,
If he lives. Let be thankful that We have 50 good
man in that exalted Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

Ready this Morning.
THE SEMI.WEEKLY Tribune,

The issue of to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS,
HCMoRs OF THE DAY.
RUssoTURKIsH WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters other Correspondents in the Old
World New; Agricultural Department. Full Re
ports OF all the Markets. etc
Single copies sent free application.
Price lin wrappers ready for mang five cents per copy
one copy year. s 1--WE copies $l4 copies and one
oxtra s2s Postage all cases free TO subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. New:vorf
The Undersigued has retired from nrm Of A. j. Post
and about March !, ls7s Will open place ior
MERCHANT TAILORING,
AT 244 SrH-AVE, y. X
WILLIAM BAwD D&N.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
THE CASE IN A NUTSHELL.

The silver standard will not make resump-
ti0D or payment VI debts, either public private
eagjer, II to specie payment with silver le
BARTENDER shall have only silver should the Treas
y try TO ignore the difference. and buy gold 10 redeem
With, we should have Germany and France unloading
their cheap silver upon and carrying of our gold aud
making 10 per cent out Of American fools And II II
were possible gold and cheaper silver dollars 10 cir
culate together the working OF 1t would he the gold for
the banker capitalist and the rich, and the cheap silver
fOr
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
SUPERINTENDENT CLARK AND SING SING PRISON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. 31.-Warden
Clark Of Sing sing Prison. passed north to-day take
his new position superintendent OF Public Works He
says he takes his position against his Will, but Will
do the he can and that the politicians must expect
ayors from him. Mr. Clark that the receipts
at Sing sing Prison for January the expendi-
lures the amount of 81 100 The expenditures over
ran the receipts by more than 50 900 In January last
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. SOL q. ma great decline
OF arpressurc took place during yesterdays snow
Storm and there small rise OF temperature during
the evening, not quite, however, above fIeeZhSpoint
For this city and vicinity, cold winds and clearing
weather be expected to-day after the clcse OF the
storm tomorrow. cool AID fair weather is probable.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

mars strong words will bear fruit IN
untfy, VII, rc people have been waiting Tor a
teak on this matter; ana they viii bear trait
Mr.. Lamar's
A SOLEMN TRUTH.

If the Bland bill is placed on the Statute
Book and tAe President does not DO everything lis
iorr to defeat it, and TO Ob.truCt s operations after
Is passed. Nj. aycss administration VIII be damned
for all time Uhl, Mr. Hayes, wlth ms good Intentions
will be KIOWu in history tie man who was 80 engaged
in holding his finger the tan O The cdsk corruption
he did not notice the efforts OF Congress 10 knock
on q
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


FAN FRANCISCO Jan 3lleare1, ship Pilgrim. for Cork.
NEW-ORLEANs. jan 3l.Ceaed steamships Muric. Liver
pool; City Of Mexico Vera Cruz ships Ardenea, Liverpool
Scotia and John Clark, HaVTe.
For other ShtD Hers see Third Pdye.l
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

Among tlt pclhui'N Iii'0'i
Mr.. Bitassi, the Greek Con-
sui.
Arthur Le0ry.
Mrs. :. l.. VI. Barlow,
Mr.. and Mis-. AlGcrnOn :.
sullivan.
Miss Rosa Nairn,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". g.. Davids.
Mr.. and MIS-. Walter Loring,
Richard EgglcstCn,
W. DunscOinb.
Harrison Millard,
EX-GOv. John +. Hoffman,
and Miss Hoffman.
John Austin stevens and
Mrs. DE Ruyicr.
Miss Marion ParAin ana
Miss Laura larkln.
Mrs. Tnos. Mraghcr.
Dr. {. II. II. sayre.
MT. Goddard.
ii"'Stn - - ~,
v ~ b''la LII" '''lcc'
b. No( -
MIS-. A.IIi!e Ailllii'i ii'"lI"'
J.. BTadiOId iIliitr'
Mrs. iiehfh huI 'D"I''
MS. Delii 'uih'''
]. warren iIaTIIs'
Miss Maud Bcfc.Iy' Oh bOs-
ton ,,.,,.
=; W ~. ~ NJ t,,',,. ~
s!is .. W nl'cuCo'h' .i'
VI - LIlile n''''.e' ,,
LicutcAnht IiuII9'
bc'I = III y y"
T. e.. nuillhCi'
j. W. oipuID'
~. -. Ndh'
". hiaiiiS', GU, m
MI du" " ;. ~ n ~
ana MISS hhi e ncIl'
Nj. ana MIS-. il'b. .nN--
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
CINCINNATI, sANDUSKY AND CLEVELAND RAIL
ROAD

Boston, Jan. 31.-The second mortgage
bondhoders Of the Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland
Railroad to-day agreed petition for the appointment
De Witt O. Brown. receiver Of the road Ia place of j.
g. Farow resigned and fund the per cent interest
coupons, commencing June l, 1871 into ten years
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
Arc You Going Behind in Br.ine,.

Weekly Financial Report of Alex. rockingham & co
brokers' ~ Wast which is sent ree and contains informs
0n how investing $50 TO SlOO in stock operations IL 0O
Is frequently made
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

! were TIE iO!loWins'
Amos i. Emo,
Frederick Nathan and Mrs.
Nathan,
Francis Paddock.
Mrs. john BigeluW,
Mrs. Edward Cooper and
Miss Cooper,
i. Le MontGine,
Addison jameson and Al
eNandcr jameson,
PicrTcpOut Murray,
John Ilocy,ir..
Dr. j. 4. Barron,
Mrs. W. u. Weftel,
Miss NlcOlini,
Mis-. Anderson,
Augustus SAKE,
Lawrence JOsephs.
y. II. CuuE,
Mrs. Henry j. Hilton.
Mrs. j. G.. Cary.
Mrr. BrlZici.
j. l.. White,
SIR. j. ID. Townsend,
l.. NJ. Angel.
y. {. 1cCrcai.
Mrs. Marshall .. Roberts.
Co. Harding q Mr=.Gllman
John L. l!alues,
Mrs. Crosby.
Mrs. shaw.
/. \. Pneian.
Mrs. VIM. 4. Lusk,
Nm. !. SchcuCk,
Nr. and Mrs. Ellis,
j. II. Murphy.
Mrs. Simpklus,
Nr. & Mrs. J.. II. /. IIansc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. HUE.
Ms. SlTrck"r,
Mr. CarIuchan,
Mrs. Harriet.
:. IL. Valentine,
Mr. ana Mr-. Haas, and the
Misses Haas.
Mrs.. j. &. Aver,
". :. Miller.
Mr.. h REID,
I. {. Ilayemeyer,
Geo. G.. Reed.
Mr. & MIS-. Lester Wallnck,
WIN. +. Ncilic.
II. J. Montague,
Mrs. J.. McAlpin.
Mrs. +. &. Mdsgroye.
&. 1. GuEthcr.
Mrs. Henry Parton.
Mis-. A. b. ". Clapp,
Mrs. -. Igan.
Win. j. Fcake,
y. III. Cook,
l.. Llruard,
Mrs. WIN. y. Shattuck,
II MY Randall,
MI. GaiEG.is,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
.EARHiEU.

MACKENZIE -BUCHAN-on Thurs1ay, Jan. 81. at THO
Scotch Presbyterian Church, West lit by the Rev. G.
W Adams OF West Eams assisted 10y the Rev. :. NJ. Ham
ilioD. Dr. William &. Mackenzie, of Lsbun, Ireland, 10
Mary. daughter OF Mr.. James BucAan. Of Wesicheser.
New-N0rk.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
OPENING AND PROGRESS or THE BALL.

The Charity Ball was a failure last night
for the first time but only comparatively failure after
ALL All the boxes had been sold and thousands OF single
uckets had been disposed Of. All the boxes too were
filed last night but many those who had purchased
tickets deferred by the severe storm, and the at
tendance accordingly appeared small. At the
opening OF the ball, which was delayed rntii
IL o'clock. not more than twothirds OF the seats
in the circle were filed. The opening mareh
Of the sedate and matrOny managers who always for
may begin this ball by prOmenade-fOr very lew OF
them dance even in the first quadrle-had oniy tity
four participants on this occasion and there were only
sets in the first quadrlle Usually this ball opens
with march OF from 20 to 100 couples, and the small
number on this occasion is to he attributed wholly to
The nclemcut weather.
The attendance If not large however very select
possibly a natural consequence. Many OF the best
known ladies and gentlemen IN New-l0rk society were
to be seen, and among the more prominent
persons from abroad who present were the Earl
Of Duierin and Lady Lykos Ex-Governor Holman
and daughter occupied box Manp Of the toilets
worn on the occasion Of the freshest and most
charming description. Managers Kingsand and Moss
cxceled previous decorations and though the
building was not fun OF color the occasion of
the Old Guard Ball, sthc set scene at the rear OF
the stage was unusually handsome and elective,
while the urns which frngcd the stage more than
brilliant and beautiful with pTOfusiOn OF Gala mes
IL might added rsO that the supper set by Mr. ferIn
Of the Westminster Hotel. and which arranged hy
Antonio Savor the steward OF the hotel one OF the
richest finest displayed occasion OF TINS
sort.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy and
rainy followed BY clearing weather. northeast backing
to westerly Winds stationary to lower temperature and
rising barometer
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

An Notices Of Marriages must be mdorssd rta fal
nd UHdySss
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
,pIpIrNE LOCAL nnSERV ATIONS


divisions
q mercury during those
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
THE CHARITY BALL.
BRILLIANT BUT NOT CROWDED.

BRILLIANT BUT NOT CROWDED.
ADIsAPPoISTMENT ~ ATTENDANCE, But OTHERWISE
EXCELLENT-ToILETs, GUESTS, DECORATIONS
AND ARRANGEMENTS.
select but not large attendance rich toilets and
excellent arrangements marked the Charity Ball last
night. New-York society was well represented,
and fashionable people present from other
cities, but the number who took part was much
smaller than in former years.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01


Pr treatment REDUCED On E-HALE Let The PAR;
AiYZED, DEAF, BLIND. LANE tONSDMPIINE>, and
ali suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, test tie heaven
treatment EncoS 10 cents pr the most original val
liable pamphlet IN the world. Address ,.
Mrs NJ. g. BROWN,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

OF Lectures ue ivercd Kans Museum o. ANATOMY, New.
York on the premature decline showing l
d.putaby lost health may be frsinc a!orung clear
SYNOPSIS mpeiieut> 10 marriage and The trUateut Of
,ryo, and phy steal debility being rejuit Of 20 years
prrieuce 80 mail currency. p0sage stamps Address
Secretary. kAINS Museum, 6S- broadway. NtW-l0rE.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
TIE GUESTS.

Among the persons present were the following:
Mr. Ratassi. the Ggcok Con. Amos I. Emo.