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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

Sro ,oade the money 60 q long way and nave pnt
@sat charity on paying basis they nave gwen ihou-
ssands Of wOrkingmen cleaner and more cohioftaDie
homes and are entitled TO great credit TOT tel cAceheht
snan they may been the poorest OF The DOOR
Tne suhect OF pressing interest IN Ne"-lofK III
view of the opening OF Mr.. stewards Workihgwomens
Hotel
series of letters, which have appeared in
IN, Manchester Weekly Times over the signature OF
.yerax," have attracted the attention OF 40 wide
srcle Of English readers, that they have been repub
lshed In a small pamphlet entitled " The Crown and
the Cabinet" The appearance Of the third volume OF
Theodore Martins Biography OF the Prince Consort at
critical stage in the relations between Great Britain
and Russia, excited suspicion that the WORK was IN
diplomatic and parliamentary history OF me Crii S
War "Verax argues very inclslyey tnat the Pupil.
has right to complain OF the firing on OF ihs oouquo'
OF fireworks at a time when people were sure ~ a. a.
These are the Queens opinions tDis Is VIA. '
Queen wishes us to understand" The Prince Cous"l'
appears in this volume vehement ana puo. ~
nnnent of Russia rs an advocate or war III az .Sns'
and 10 the last extremes The extracts from is
,oncd os they are by the comments of MS bosIaIne
may be held direct application 10 tn Po! VI
inss,a tn-day They are Of the ordinary kusS9Ilooc
TYNE and remind % Of the wrltings OF DdNiu CIp
hart But Russia IL the only Power WHEN lne BIO
GRANNY holds up nvidiO1s ana even hdteiu sh'
be KING of Prussia is described by tne Prince COSoft
as the tool Of Russia. rs not KING but MOI )uI "ho
does d -honor to a splendid monarchy, sacilneR
bs dty 10 craven and trembling in t shoes lest,
In some freak OF resentment, the Russians bnOud iur
round aud ma ke him uncomfortable III Berlin - erax
right In saving that BIsma OK Will ne
Greatly the Princes letters and daribes IL
pm st mad done then what her English adviser sug-
sesed she ought TO do would TO-DAY be cOop"d up
Between the oder and the Elbe reduced TO the ram OF
thirdrlte Power instead of ruling Germany and being
the arbter OF Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

The assignee OF Fouse erslberger CO.. tho Mercantlle
and Agency the and arrest OF whose pro-
nrefors we're recently published In The Times has been
Obliged 70 Issue In which the following warning
A. =, ,h,, ID N
Whcrea statements have been made to the eject that me
ershberger Coz including the recod ana
accounts transferred 10 other Pres
and whereas tend to the Injury or the credit
ora of FOuse uershberger Co.. by diminishing e Vau1 oi
SAID assets this Is To give notice that no sale OF oier
stiOn part thereof IA, as yer ooe o
and Ali such statements Unauthorized ~ me. -, . ~
The offending parties said to be r. Ahthon sn ~,
otherwse American Reporting company uolng
business No 2Sl Broadway The Tines reporter Ss ~
yeseGay daily sheet OF statistics ISSUED Dy smith Co.. IN
which il ia asserted the key used Is that when Is the properly
Of The bankrupt conc OF FOnse. Hershberger 20
sood that Mr. Fose claims 10 retain cOnlfoils pro
r tory rigat all hs late branch oces anc that ne VIII
assert II whenever released from Ludlow street JAIL
L IiIuna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS.

Edwin Booth will terminate his present en-
garement the Boston Theatre on March - ana VIII
appear M PittsbIrg on the 2jth.
Mr.. John Mccullough will begin an engage
ent IN this city on the 22d Of April AT the Grand Opera
House Spartacus" will he the opening piece
A complimentary concert is to be given TINS
evening" at ChIckering Hail, TO Miss Kate stark Miss
Stark 4. delightful concert singer, and nas been Tor
inmate IN securing thr cooperation Of several weknown
artists including Mrs Anna Buckley iiils NJ fefdl
nand CARR vionist Mr. Hermann Carl pianist and
Mr.. jules Lombard
Nh. Stuart ROBSON and w. II. Crane-now
scng In our Bao helors" at the Park Tbeaire-wh be
entertained at dinner day next week by "lhe
Old Bachelors Club," OF this city. The festival VIII
occur ~ the Brunswick Hotel. Mr. Samuel j. Idcn
has been invited 10 take the chair. The company, e1
clu- " Of the two invited guests. who are married men,
viii be cutfey composed OF bachelors. Neither young
men nor .doWtrs will be admitted TO TN. sOlemhiy
The Old bachelors Club consists OF thirty persons
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Vterfan Chuyeh NorrfasniA tho ~ AAD Miller AZ
sisted by L. r. Cummings, Mr.. Lucius Scwton %
sherburne Gertrude daughter OF the zto
Dr. Lander b. Bigelow, Of Auburn n. Y.
Al Notice. Of Mdrr1dgSs must be iadIrssd wih fIs
name and dddress
UIED.


MISUNDERSTANDING, Of pneumonia, Tuesday evening.
March i2 Mrs Arnold widow Of the late Benjamin
Funeral from her late residence litst Thurs
day morning, at 10 O'Clock.
da%sSsr s .; 7 The late ASHan Serisyos , -.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70 attend he
funeral without further notice saturday March IT, a.
ner Casson-ave. and Monroesr
@ o. MoRay % @ yaa %
shs s S church a
corner 55th-st., Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock
Ety. 1
fu Illness William Judson Bydenbugh IN the 4oth year of
services ths Church Of the AnnuncstiSo West
l4ths between 9th and 7thayes on saturday March lo
friends invited to attend. without further
BURGEss-on Wednesday March 49, ca,haripe F. wife Of
William J. Burgess and daughter OF the ia'o THOMAS
Funeral Friday II at No 4s East 2lstss
Campbell, widow Of the late John Campbell.
seT as 1 resesos 81 MaEe on FL
day, 18TH inst, at O'Clock p.
9s ties Of H. vile
residence. Railway. N j. on Friday, 18th
ram via Pennsyl vania Railroad at 10 a. m.
LANEOn Tuesday March II Ker Boyce son OF william o.
Mary O ras ,s 9 year s services
at the Olson square Presbyterian Church corner
O'clock.
COMPANY, TIN REGIMENT. N. q. s.N.Yl
NEw.YoRk. March 10, 1873
Company Orders No.
painful duty of the Commandantt to announce
Corporal ker BOyce Lane OF this company
Members Of this company will assemble at the armory ~
Ga Friday 18th inst In civilian dress Grape
left arm pay tribute Of the memory OF
their late comrade.
The badge Of mourning will be worn for thirty days.
BY order Of CAPTAIN LENTlLHoN.
WALTER KoBBE First Sergeant
QUACKENBUSH-On Tuesday morning, March H. A. 8.
QIiac kenbush, the 6sth OF his age
Thursday March a. at the residence OK
David TerhuDe brotheriDlaw OF deceased Hackensick
Trains leave II O'Clock NewJersey Midland.
and D. M. on Erie Railroad
sEARLE-At Montrose Penn, Wednesday morning. March
g. 1878, Leondrad Seare IT, aged ~ years and months
TINGUE-At Fort Plain \. Y, Monday night, March IL,
Eliza A., wife OF simeon IiDgue esq aged w years .
Funeral her late residence on Friday 10Th inst AZ
D..
sUTToN-At Newark N. j. "Wednesday, 18th inst Mary
Ellis daughter Of Frederick f. and Caroline T. sut
Funeral residence OF her grandmother Mrs.
George A. Keen, Friday. 18th INST. at IL a. III.
wARNEROn March H. 1873 at the residence OF ner SON
inaw, Rev. Alexander Mel can, sing Sing N W Anne
widow Of Efne ham H. Warner, and sister OF
the late Rev John Su.nInerheld aged 81 years. .
NJ. Church. 34th
ave, YORK. Thursday, 1ith inst, at $50 O'CLOCK
Friends requested not 10 send flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
THE DRAMA.
John L. OWENS.

Tho roSntrance of this eminent comedian
ma. effected on Monday evening" under exceedingly
nleasapt circumstances at the Standard Theatre The
bouse vas full and tho welcome accorded to Mr. Owens
as ocreeaby indicative Of public sympathy anc adnira-
,on Mr. owens acted Joshua BUTTERFLY and Scion Shin
concentrations which have several tunes been dc
,crbed in this column, and upon which detailed com
roent might now be thought superfuous IL VIII nO' oe
amss however, remind the public that n source OF
great and real enOyment-a spring OF genuine and de
nbtfu bumor-s placed within it's reach by the present
advent of Mr. The acting of this con edan Is ex-
,,oralv remarkable wealth and brilliancy OF ami
mai spis and for richness and spontaneity o tumor
While his method in art Is marked by minute elaboration
NJ details the current Of his humor suuses with rosy
light the whole mechanical structure. giving II unity.
warmth and color. In Joshua BUTTERFLY he presents
compound Of ridiculous mental vacuity comic perness
and absurd sefasseron The Of this character is
essentially unlovable yet the comedian commends 1t
20 liking ty the fortunate excess OF his own
nersopal droerv Tue element OF farceas viii be bur-
nlsed-eners largely into this comoos ION but ms
element In the sklful thod Of Mr. owens, Is not pr
mitted dull the point OF ue and useful satire nor TO
blur the tin,s OF eccentric character IN =" IL We
Sc ish senmentalist Of the literary class whose ego
i.m hts blinded his Of duty. The theme thus ex
liJed is a simpetOu's admiration for moral coward;
and the drift Of the play Ia satire OF The he
stocSing element N literature, combined with whole
some condemnation OF sentimental impusturc ln Inc con-
duet OF life. The Victims i u piece that must nave
exerted thoroughly good influence. There is no mug
ike the bow OF hunor send home to their centre the
arrows of truth and Wit In Scion S'h0ie, MT
owens cxpeHds his strength pOririture OF ecc IL
trc character di~uc lively American, and, o certain
sort uaural-eyen 10 the utmost hue oil hteane' - inc
unify o. the prOsecutun-in dress movement gesture
pecnaritr OF facial expression vocal tone, ana anrl
i.ms-ls marvellous. IN his periormaucc on Mpnday
nigh. Mr. Owens gave ample evidence That ne has
never ceased to study ana To strengthen III worn n
defect Of ShiHgie. played by blu "a iorihtr
times cJarsene>s That element, denoted ~ an az
mnst coustaut expectoration-snce dscarded-has now
entirely and all that married the Performance
WIS tendency 10 nnger upon points and Ieca effects
NJ I'm
audience continual delight. and he was tnrcc uinrs
called before the curtain. by the heartfelt pnhhc APP
plausc Mr.. Owens will be succeeded 81 the sandaid
Theatre on Monday evening, by Miss Maggie Mitchell
who will appear a. MignOn-n play based upon
(,oefhe's novel Of Wilhelm Mester.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
EDNUYDs's LITTLE JOKE.

Washagon Correspondence Of me BHDat0 c0f"mere'a Ao'
Senator Edmunds saws there are so many
pr,Ieual candidates on the Committee on Judiciary,
That is very much behind. He that ON the
day when the committee meets, COnkling VIII come IN
fr.t and md a ssn attendance. He will sit NUS
while. npatently, aud say: - 49,.
Well / don't suppose there VIII be "a quorum tnls
oorn,ng and I have other matters to attend u. III
Dayis aud Thurman would drop their Presidential aspl
rsons and attend to committee business we couiu 10
And he win 20 out Then Thurman will come IN and
ask.
where's ConkliugP .,,,.
When told that he had been In ana ett 10 iooh aei
other matters, he will say:
"Where's DavisT
"Davis hsn't come" , -.
"Wslv Thurman will say, "Conklng and Davis
have got the Presidency the BRAIN ana OF course We
can't expect anything OF them CAL me when you ge
quorum"
And he will go ont. Then Davis will come IN and say
We'll Conllng aud Thurman are absent AGAIN
Those two men are busy working up Their Presldei
tia campaigns that they neglect their senatorial duties
Ana 40 IL goes, every week. Ednunds says.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

United States although previously objections had been
made to his acting in that capacity and he confident
that the Halifax award will be paid. The diplomats
who heard Mr.. Blame not pleased with his auson-
10 Monsieur Delfosse although ne was very guarded
in what he said Thoy say that NJ. Delfosse APP
pointed by the Austrian Minister at London and that
Mr.. Evarts, when he informed OF the selection,
wrote M. Deiossc saying that he took pleasure IN
assuring him OF the satisfaction with Which me United
States Government had learn Of bis nomination. They
say that Mr. Kellogg the United States arbitrator.
named low the BRUSH arbitrator would have re-
ceded ana NJ. DelfOsse would have taken a middle
ground but Mr.. Kellogg refused TO any sum- SO
there was opportunity for reduction. The diplomats
speak In the highest terms Of Monsieur DefOsse as
far, honorable man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
LECTURES AND ADDRESSES.

VARIOUS TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED.
DR. WILLARD PARKER on THE HEREDITARY ISfLC-
ENCE OF ALcoHoL-IHE REV. DR. CROSBY RE-
VIEWS HIS PASTOgATE-MIss KATE A. sANBoRN
LECTURES on MINOR ENGLISH POETS.
Among the interesting addresses delivered yes
terday, wero DR.. Willard PaTkcrs explanation OF
the hereditary influence of alcohol the Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby's review of his fifteen years pas
torate. and Miss Kate A. Sanborn's lecture on the
minor English poets. The best thoughts rom these
and other addresses are gwen III reports below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
A STRONG TRIO.

Mr.. Hewitt was unfortunate In selecting Tor
repoaton some OF the best appoiD tnents the President
has made Mr.. Lowell j. both scholar anu puoncls..
tastes. The man who created " Hosea Blselow KNOWS
something about pGbc pOcy As TO Mr. Welsh, ne gees
abroad hoored through All his life as quiet, rather
eoutefnpiatye but very efficient publicsL 10 j. u
painstaking man, not ambitious OF display, nut SUI
premrly Efficient IN business As to Bayard Iayloi
abilities aud experience he believed that 10 view VI ine
important questions springug up ~ Europe tbe seIec
ton OF Mr. Taylor the best that might nave en
made. IL appeared " him N the Presidents VIII hau
been parei zed by threats made either side OF the
House and bY newspaper discussion. We VIII lace the
issue that, Ar Hewitt Bayard TAYLOR has made very
few mistakes Ia al active, and isn life
The President las mHde many bad appointments. that
n IL curious that mr. Hewitt should select best for
faIIll finding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

This question puzzed the lover aad thN ph'loso'
phe The Analyses into perfection OF feature and cot
bring looking into the nomey face OF his aoed
that beauty pertains rather 20 he M
than t0 the changing body But the Ply
sican KNOWS that the chief element or beau is hed.
Health what the subtle magnetic cdrenl " 70 e
bar OF polished seel-by its ATTRACTING anu ,
ali lts deyotees Beauty without health Ii SHRINE ~
Woman canDot possess this subtle r and weaI
while suffering from those chronic
ne sses that continually exhaust the springs " Az. ~
DR. Pierces celebrated specific tor TINS Grass VI ~ @
Eoyorie Prescription used Nv thou vi tneso
sufferers restoring them health, strength anu
BuRiING AME Usage w. ha"'' A"s"'' - '''''
Dr. r. V. PIERCE Buffalo, N o..or,,,,o, ia .. ~,
Dear Sir-Eiye bottles OF your fa'ofi'o
fected my entire cure. .o.,,,ur
Mrs. BESSIE PICK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

Possibly Hayes did not carry New Hamp-
.bir. ,estcrday but II certainly looks as Chandler
hadn't hiladelpaia Times undJ
The wrong was done when the Democratic
Hons Of Representative led by Mr.. A. 3 Hewitt, sur
rendered IL Improbable position TO the Republican
eenaie-l Rochester Union (Dem)
The New Hampshire Republicans have shown
tba, tLry arc In no Immediate need OF that discip ue
They nave fought good fight and kept the faith They
have ne cause for dscourseement Tsey eth hold the
fort Boston Advertiser Qsep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
The following list Of Of the gentlemen s yns aR ~

The following is list OF some OF the gentlemen living al
owning property washingtcn square and ts immediate
r ray sU Of south 5ihsye and the the
pants q this sGusre which mas Dg nsan and resort
n Je ni Van se6aick, University place.
ID. Sidney Appleton, University place
Union theological seminary, Cnversity'p place.
St. julien molel, Wsshin g,on place.
Robert nO !. Crawford 10 Washing ton place.
Mr,Lews 10 Washington place
Jamssf TsrgnsGsn %s WaysIfsy place.
Joel Post, ) waverleSy:paees
2 a.T T. Ssyiss, . %avsyi, 3 piass s,,o.
Ira Barsey 20 waverey place.
S%SF &sss. 3 % %sS:Iiy $i,ss
T. j. Dunnng NJ. d., IL Waverey place.
Mrs n |. Roosevelt, IA Wayerley.place.
Samuel G. WlrG, washiugton-sqiare.
Mi.s A9nis i Garner Ws,d4s9asaaere
a ass re- G sGs;SI% wasmnsica.sqSare.
MIR. John &. Green 10 Washington SQUARE.
Edwari n. Taller. II Washington. square
william G. H RSi@Sln&@afi &Sas1ssT
Miss Ann Wilkes, is Waaaington-square
Alexander Hamilton, Il Wash nstol square,
Philip schuyler. 10 Washincton.square.
John Welsh, 10 Washington square
VIM ii. schienl,lin y waslngton-squarc.
ESas %ires Rcoiuso ssn q Wasting onsquarc
L p s Mdss q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wa.5sS'an.lSa1Ts
Home Of he FTiendiess q W WssanSn sa"sre
Henry Grafton Chapman, 80 Washington, sqdAre.
Mira: Griswold GIsy 81 wasnnsych square,
Henry Jensns $3%s,EEins ;Sa.sa@arS.
Thomas Eglesion, 81 Washngton-squaie
n nr 4. i nsgsmsn 81 Washington square:
Jc9n Ds.nlspn =
- NJ ID a<llu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
IL THERE A JOB IYIrS

Why should anyone make such complaint
(as Tms TRIBUNE man has about Tie rubber J..
stAmpsl unless, indeed, be be the con
tractor who furnishes the Department win lhr
steel stamps. These hitter have long been iOuna 40
own expense provided rubber stamps, ana use
these instead 81 those furnished by ihe Depart
ment IN every observation-disclosures OF imp cs-
sOn. case OF use etc-goOd rubber stamps are
altogether superior TO steel stamps II tho INK IL nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

things when they enter the pulpit they depict beauties
you have discovered BEFORE and trace subtle anay
between mind and matter that never dreamed or
These kings uf thought and hesitate not to say
that Henry Ward Beecicr belongs to the order just
described. He T. more regally endowed with natural
talent than other in the Christian pulpit. |
personally differ from him very widely in what are
called OF the fundamental truths but make bold
10 say that the natural ability of the man viii beetter
understood ia f.ty Years than IL Ii O-day."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March IA, 1 O. m.-The bar
kept low range yesterday, though the rain
ceased In the morning and the sky partly clear
during the rest of day and evening. Near midnight
o rapid rise OF air pressure began An Increase OF
warmth marked the afternoon. The moisture OF the
air is not excessive.
For this city and vicinity. generally fair partly
cloudy weather may be expected for two days, with
cool winds to-day and gradually increasing warmth to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL March 3The steamship Ohio tBrh sailed 'rom
thin port today for Philadelphia. .-,.-
QUEENSTOWN. March l3-rhe White star Line steamship
Gel c sailed from here at IN today for New, YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON March l3The North German Lloy Us stea
shin Herman Capt Rechmann, from Newly MaTch lot
Bremen arrived here oday.
For other SHIP Neics Third PdJel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
MAKING THE WRATH OF THE PROOF READERS
M PRAISE HIM

From Ths HNqtil IIdl INTOnIc7s.
But perhaps we have had enough of the
tsE Tms TRIBUNE. OF course, meant diary,
Iuf dairy may answer very we'll JOsephus
W1odrun OF south Carolina, certainly did contrvs
10 milk the state COW with unparalleled success and e
waiered his stock lac had graduated at the tactical
l.safu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sv,topsis for tie Past "a Hours.

Synopsis for TIE Past "a Hours.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1 a. m.-The
low pressure areas last night in the Upper Ohio Valley
and in the Middle Atlantic coast have moved northeast
ward to the st. Lawrence Valley and the coast OF Mane
accompanied by thunder-storms and preceded Dy high
nortleasterly winds and gales with heavy rams put
turning into snow in the st. Lawrence Valley and New
Brunswick
Indications.
For New England, rising barometer diminishing north
to east winds followed by gener
ally warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle and South Atlantic States, rising bar
0meter, northerly to westerly winds aud generally
cooler clear weather. except in the southern portion o
the former occasional light rains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
A VICIOUS HIT AT HEWITT.

The "Civil Service RefOrmer' who isn't sat-
isfed with Lowell Bayard Iayor and Kasson may rea-
sonably be expected be dissatisfied VITA name.
until his Is he'd. II will he some time, there
fore before Mr. Hewitt will any Civil Service reform
that meets his standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

Sale OF Imported Jersey and Guernsey Cattle.
ALFRED NJ HENKNEsS 4 Co, AGENTS FOR Ed p p.
FOWLER, Of Southampton England will sell at auction
,bou, rsserve At Kuapps stables Nos and 7thave be.
TIVE It'll and l2th.sts, on
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TO- at II o'clock,
% Jersey Hefers and Guernsey Heter just imported
from the Channel Islands, per steamer otranto
Photographs certificates OF expectation will accompany
the Jerseys which ene them TO be entered in the Amer
lean Jersey cattle clubs register Now view with
catalogues
TIJOS r. KIRRY AuctiOneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
A BROOKLYN PASTOR ON MR.. BEECHEk.
The Rev. Alexander MacFarlane, Pastor OF

the Hanson Place Baptist Church. BIookiyh' III ieo'uo
IN Tuesday evening referred to Mr.. Beecher rs ioo"S
,,r ara man who have the power Of the seer, whose
u,,ctances are higher than mere logical Thought. pc
cause intensified Into divine W. h1.t ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
OPINION or DELFossE.

Sir Edward Thornton visited the Senate
Chamber tns afternoon To hear Mr. Blaine speak the
fsherfes award he only arrived IN time to hear
closing paragraphs. lie fegsTds the appointment Of
Monsieur Dofosse THIRD arbitrator a. good one,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
To Preserve The tribune

THE TRIBUNE has received supply Of PATENT BIND.
Frs suitable for Weekly and semW issues winch WI
be sent by express Charges paid the purchaser or viii 10
delivered at TRIBUNE PUBLICATION OFF +, on 70
csint n, al Address TIE TRIBUNE,
New.Yorr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
Gperial Notices.
IT, Court OF Arbitration.
Establishea by Act of the Legislature.

BIar's Pis.-Engsh ledy for Govt and Rheamatisn
Box 81 Pills, IL IS by mail H. PLANTEN q soN ga WIZ
ilamst n Y. sol, BY druggists.
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Hon. ENOCH L. fANCHER, Arbitritor.
Sessions OF this held daily at the Rooms OF tho
Chamber Commerce. No. 63 Wiams and at the Office OF
the Arbitrator Broadway for the hearing and props
settlement OF controversies disputes and matters OF dler.
merchants shipmaseTs, aud otIlers
within the jurisdiction OF the Port Of New. York.
me prrsges THIS court confined 10 no ct6S 0u Mt
their controversies 10 FOR seftemen,
for the submission OF causes and other nIor
may obtained gratis application to the clerk ~ the
rooms of the Chamber
DR. Spnney. No. 10 East treats all chronic aud
diseases. Hours: 10 10 !, aud z 10 .
Have lou Tried
The Perfecon blend of Mocha and Java Coffee PACKED IN
alright fruit jarsl