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New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
coyDlrIoy or rHE rCGLIc H0vrITILG

ANNUAL REPORT OF IE- VISITING t'MNilitE.
The seventh annual report OF the visiting
committee for Bellevue and other pubic ho pltl7 -ae
been submitted Il has praise tnau usual for tie
Cuarity HopItu and Bellevue, but the cersr-- of ven
uIation OF the latter i given withOU. STINT,
and the suggestion is made that tho most eco
uomcal cuur-e NouId Dc rebuild the stiu.tdtt
In regard TO Pavilion Hospital Oh Harris Island, II Is
said that the wards are well white washed, kent clean
warmed by and ventilated by opening ttc " lu-
dows there yeuiatOrs along the ridge Ci the roof
but they are always boxed up IN Winter. The winds
sweep vcoy Tie low. ushcltered Island ana IN
storuy weather II - difficult 10 keep the wards warm,
or to e. in any fresh Those Of the Patients who
have been long in the hospital III cad and vorfe
shod the scauty stock Of clothing they brought with
them is worn OUT and they have no means OF renewns
H. In its loneliness, ts ruds appliances, il maxi Sh
way Harts Island is Ike frontier station than "A
branch Of Of tnc departments or great cy govern
ncff Yef H. re Wholesome air ycryade. Il, morally
and physically than is found IN many of the otnor
Institutions and nc officials t'em 10 do t9e best they
At Charity Hospital the wards stairs aud passages
are cleaner 'ury tue ar j. purtI
ard the offensive smells gone tu during the Win
Ter nIon. is the wards are frequently cold. Iue
payliou- have oecn repaired ana urhsh'o wan hIuIs
ana Win guards for the stoves and tue grounds out
SIDE are kept va much hrtioi condition than OF old In"
hospital has been rcstooEeG with linen. which Is ~
trnuted on new ana improved method. rue hit'neh
0rokcn qua iu ~ holes and there are not sufficient
for DONG tHc WOIk. n new Nds-hol-e =
plon l,rd and has been begun. The School for Nurses
betI greatly improved and now contains apparent!
"A very OOd body 81 women.
In bellevue Hospital no striking change is Observable
I'm respect dIrt aud supplies to general order and
ccaUlut there j. tfIr 10 CiC'~c Inc Ventilation oI
the yita aud mast always De bad u" care aud ~"
- stem viii suffice 10 Keep the ait pure III 5uch -
labyrinth o. ward, aud t-sHsc- Durlha 'ir past ra'
two towers have been hij, giving external biih rooms
and WdtcI-c',-rts 90 nine Vart-. Although tGt CON
nt;ea has LONG been convinced thar tne d"IecIs 'I
Bellevue Hospital hc radically cured only bN lr.
3udinz Il, lct obstacle lu the way "l -uDH q
scnrur present great that the comn'ire adj
yocatcd. "a the next pe-t tNpcdleut ihe erection oI
tower, oui -lGc the hospital walls, To- which AL the
uIuumng aud sewerage miEdt he removed. And II J.
every year more stTou glY inclined To believe
tnnt t. rebuild tie hospital would prove u.
tho cuI the IaC-t economical, II II Iht
only tlorvusbly effective Wy of IetornIns 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
cnInNEL HEAN1Z MArER-

The death is reported, at Baltimore, on sun
dav evening Colonel Brauz Mayer, 4 wc.l-tuoWr
traveller ANA author. He born m ia tnore, Sep
tuube, -. lSO9. lis father. German. Wa engaged
IN trade with iOrciln ports. aid was Tor maH, Hea
tOusll- General uf VII t,mbcrs Ia me Uuicd .ate,
BrautZ Mayer WAS graduated al -. MACS College. B1
riror. and soon after uu I~7-l allied for The EIst
writing ~um8tra. CIiua AID Jy,. Huilg tals Yoy@-c
be stud ed law On ms return A II he'd his studies n
he University Of Maryland. under Professor David
Hofuiau lie va, admitted to the bar IN l~Jl. I'm
l~ll he was made Secretary OF Legation 10 Ae1co.
where he resided for a wear. lie o the trustees
of the viii Of John NcDouough. who lott the bulk oi h
fortune in the Giles OF New.Orrana aod Baltimore lie
wa, Tor a time an editor Of The Balth0re 1mer'ca"
newspaper. Ia sol, upon line orcaSiug ont 81 The cav
war C,luue Nrler wa, made p1yma,t m the ARMY
LaNIe Prev ,4ou-y been appointed b. g1drr--cu. .rt
m The Mar laud C4on .oicr, Il" held pay dymd.icto
position ~ the Regular Army when U was reorEauZ ii
1867 ana WAS W active In DIN rent p,it' 81 tl'
country until $50. when he retired anH r''lihed To
l-utcI.tu--co .uc. i.r WcritosIpUs -. wee.
Nj. Mdtrr the author 0l several WORKS OF recn--
u.L.u mcHt Nu.u hc returned 'i"h 1' A,c'' "a - l.
Lc published "MrNico II w's and as II is' Ili-
had icacHcd tuird edition m Isl" IL w, "a lowed 10y
" Hi-tor, pt the War between NeN,o and me meet
states G9t~). " Nfryro-hz' e. spanish and E.plrl-
con" U-52l, cave. and Penn: or, The Growth o.
owl aud Religious Liberty DO tlr lut,d Sid a. ~
II -l4l 9" ,nain CIgot: or. Twenty Nc.tS African
Shaver" q -Jl, "OJ~rrNatou. on MtAWth History aDn
Archaeology Gn the "eu th,"giu C0ntumto"s,
Il Was aud Is Ue1u. toionc Mayer Was on 81 Ire
founders Mdy and Historical coclt y, ana "> d
other the Journal Of Charles Carroll, or c. r'-ton'
duruS uis Mission 20 Canada ana " lh-I'i J1't' or
Logan and Captain Michael trcsap.' H. wrote also :"
memoir the historian Jared spark. Mr. h',rrN
ry,es tO historical uJ -rttuIc weIu tuy T. cO-nL2d,
and hc w.- honorary mrmn.r OF m1"} learned ,''-
cleties tue Centennial Exhibition he WAS Que ot c
rI.. .rI.4 ia ia. tft J.lft D. 4 AT
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
ruLrRELN TIE 10Y IElnE.
4 RECEIVER ApPoINlFD TOR TIE PERU STEEL AND
IEoN CONPtNY-OGHER ASSIGNMENTS.
&c.. =, D.,,, G..,l .uI Iron 4 ,t,-

A RECEIVER APPDINIFD TOR THE PERU STEEL AAD
IRON COGPtNY-oTHER ASSIGNMENTS.
The failure of the Peru steel and Iron Com
MANY OF No gl Read, 81, and al CintOnyiue y Y, l.
announced aud the application ot Charles bHvrn'
the president and the BolId of Truatce,.F J. DOM
nick has been appointed receiver The company was IN
rorporatcd iu April, 1860 Charles Bven being pres
dent t. > Dodge treasurer william II. Gunther H. A.
Harvey aud ". II. Cudlipp trustees The capital Wa
500 OOO and the company purchased 10000 acres OIL
aud and several iron and plumDago mines at Ciniony'
FOR Si50OO0 aud improvements costing 100000 we're
made on the property. For several years the company
uaid which ceased sOout hve year. AZ"
large working capital nccessary for t6e prphiab'
conduct of such Au enterprise and OWING 10 the p1mc
81 1873 THE was nat forthcoming The falling on III
deuitnd aud the great reduction Ia price Of iron 10
eether ith the depression o trade, operated d'as'
trou,ly upon The business Of the company, aud the
production of the mines during the past year was
luoltrd for want OF ready money. fnally upon the
anuroysl of all the trustees and the largest
creditors, the application fOr receiver was made
The total liabilities arr given ~ t3OOooo' "f which
$40 500 s the bonded debt loaned ny The stochhid-
crs and the balance floating debt The assets are nom
nsily valued at SlOOOOO0. consisting of tho @o'oOo
acres of land with mills. stock ony dwellings aud The
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

ity il the first essential qualification, while
another class ami y large one, never trusted TO
work anything hut "way' aud slow wires, not
possessing the natural aDtne>s To become experts
even with years of service Within wear or
two this ii, renee in qualifications OF operatives
has been recognized aud effort made ia
grade them according 10 ability. This has been
accomplished. not uy raising the salanrS Of those
" hose talent, entIt.e them 10 better pay. but III
nearly every case by cutting down the pay ot tho-r
whose ability supposed to Ice less than
the fir>t-cass grade Of operative. ~
result The pay of the expert tcc graph n TO
day l. somewhat less than that received ia thc low
rst walks of any kindred pursuit requiring euual
experience aud intelligence. With monopoly
no redress has been possible The action
of Congress to-day makes an opposition
telegraph line possible. and gives prospect t"r
more active market for thc services Of good opera
tuT-. OPERATOR.
JCaxiiyGiOq Fob. 9f 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
OBITUARY..
ABRAHAM b. HAsBROUCK.

RONDOUT, y. Y, Feb. 24.-Tbe Hon. Abraham
Bruyn Hasbrouck.n distinguished lawyer ana scholar
cNnembcr OF Congress and eX-prcsden of Ru gers
College. died at his Tesidc Kingston. at 10 o'clock
last night, in his eighty-elghth year.
Mr.. IIasbrouck was born in Kingston. Ulster
County, y. /, on the 20th Of Noyemher 1871 lie was
graduated in 1906 from the KINGSTON Academy. and
shortly itcrwart entered Iae college, from which he
was sradultod wi.h nigh honors in 1910. lie tnen
studied law a. LioAheid C.Hu.. nudcr judge Reeve.
an with Elisha Hams, Of Hudson. y. !. In 1919 he
commenced the practice OF law 10 kngeton ma formed
- copartncr-hip with thare, II. Rdsgics tn ISL The
copartucrship existed TN the appointment Oi MI Rug
gl,s rcuIt Judge IN lS3l In 1925 he VS. elected
10 rpre.ut L -teT and sullivan Counties ~ Congress
f. rh' lll o 1888 h- formed copartuership with the
Hon. Marus ccaoonmakcr of KINGSTON. In $40 he
elected the presidency OF Rutgers Col
lege 10 hi the vacancy caused by tue rrsS-
uaton Of Dr. Mhctolrf, which position ue
accepted ana held til 1850. Ho tnen resided
iu tins ciiy for . few year, with family hut brcOm-
iu2 uiSsaf q with the nOl-e amt turmoil ot thr CIV,
again r'tUfued 60 ngston "he. he euI'I 10 pfF"l
i!c. f"i over hdl "a teI'H5 ne H,u '''u u.c NJ, =;
positions OF trust aud honor and was 'pr'inh,ht III
n-ii, cry uoird society INSTITUTION IN the place %
nj rts'HtHcr. II, "aN m-Ai' '''''H' ID, NJ "I','
irndS, rcgHr less of ar, cif'r' c'~- u IN"l ne '-
president OF IN, ,t,r County Bank. ihe I'd
est bank IN tur county. ana retained tu't i"1 on w
he went 20 IN gers Ia pOiics Originally
Nmg. The i,lDcd &c Re .ubhcin rdnXs n tIe "arN
days Oi tus or-uLitOn. DuI.Lg Bl> lat years c was
Stl stron. auyucae af me principles ui ihai part,
uiIaDl bt 10 ta0c acilEc par iu ir c'-
pafgl~. Mr. Iii>,Iourk W.. q member Ul tur k-i"rWcd
Ian =. family of children H~ sou, Jolat.ap H. lit.-
bt5urh D., uow u a.. Uu.tci ~ta.,s D!slot-A t0rry'.
Judge Joseph Barnard Vi P'ugbArep~le ana bH'iu,r
daughter. Caroline, is tee we ~ Ith.a "tI-' II
rsj.te valued ~ nom ~lUpOub 20 Tl21N'p. HIS VIZ,
Wro va' a." sister oi jude t. '" Lad d"' "icI "''"'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
NIsCrTIANFOI-S INCIDENTS.

Locke Richardson will shortly give another
series Of Shakespeare rCcitai- at The Union LeH-ut
Theatre
A young gentleman named Pauld'nS has
for tvc. nights at the Ivcrum Theatre. been fooihg
with the character Of BertiCrio. The frhcnn' MISS
Glider writing account OF tbs exploit ~ I"' BOSTON
Gazette saws Llt between the wings the mother oi ire
st lr stood with bowl Of bcci-tea and ted MIN VIZ
n came of the stage. - Tonight Mr.. Pauldus VII
wresfi- with Hinijd The ii u-trI"rs MCkcau Buchon"
used e. i-vclr ro beef rare" before be bounded
INTO Eirlqrd. bnt uouri>hed himself for Hd"!d on
"kidncy, aui -Weci-breads." These great examples
should no. lc Lost.
Miss Anna Dickinson read her play entitled
"Aurclan Co. large company, tie dencc OF III
erarY friend his city few ghts since This piece
IA written IN prose- and of series OF level dia-
loclcs n ch al the persons talk alike. and al talk
Ike tnc writer 1t introduces Aurslirn ZeHobid IGras
aud fw o, her characters rs production should II he
produced might. perhaps, serve good purroSe. ~ d
r.ctrg attention 10 the eloquent pictorial. nnm naiNc
novels %. Nrr, nan ana l. uOha,' hy William W ir,
once renowned lui almost forgotten. IN Htt'r-
ur.t. .atcv circulated. that J0hn DC, uH"ueh hhH
accrpl,d Miss Drkhbpn'> Aurclian, ana "Ould act ID
Il, pT,ycs 10 % ly. rrcu incorrect.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
THE EXHIBITlON LOTTERY.
sOME OF FoRTrNE's FREAKs.


THE wINNrE or 1nE PPINCirAL P"HE A WORK
1~GNAS WORTHY or his GOOD FORTUNE
SOME OF THF OTHER FORTUNATE OSFS-THE
PRINCIPAL PRIZES WON by POOR PRISONS.
fFRoN REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TKIBrNE]
PARIS Feb SIT Is a popular dictum here that
in France " ON Ec TAFT jamas sur quel ped ron
dlnse." By this il is meant to convey that nobody
can ever tell what III the political order the NOR
row will possibly bring forth, beyond predicting
that whatever the event may be il will present IT.
self in a. dramatic form. The wheel of fortune at
the TrocadCro has not been the blind goddess
She il usually represcntcd but she has given her
best gifts IN such manner a7 to " draw down The
house at the final descent of the curtain III the
Great Exhibition drama Of 1878. All the chances
were III favor of the wealthy clas>c, winning the
big lots. Tempted by the splcnd Odot dinner
service Of frosted silver and by the diamond
parnres. they lavshed francs III bnyInC lottery
tickets. Dame Fortune however, was rot 10 IT,
bound by tables of arthnetlcal compilations.
The best of the lots which the manufacturer htN
bound himself 20 take back should the winner d'-
sire TO sell IT, was gained by u poor Workman
named Pierre Ahcyot, who earns wage of francs
a day in the Naroquinery works of the Mt'~r'.
LecolI & Rivicrr near the Gub-nus. His employers.
with whom he has been five years, speak ui hl.n ana
his wife a. deserving at the Monthyon rIz" 81
,!,.,t.,,a u.t,d ,,l,, ,.,od ,,.,rl,s i.,
-. ,..,., "a ho, Lo i.f, tho military ..rvi,, IA.
tr,.I,I,, Iii ,,ntb.r fror, th, Vosp,s to rar.,
n I hI. +o 1,,t oft,r her -, her
Old age. and married au honest -"aM,tIc.-,
who earns a, much a, the husband win
her needle. a clnld was born 10 them II WIS a
H'','"!' r'II"'
in''i''i "'' ''"S' i'|'' ,Ii a., ,
"l 'i' "''-"''I '''" 'i Wv g..
iehts 'I l"i' u"'uo''I' Joy y "o'N az,
neral the "'iAu''N' sIN,er u,'"' '''''-
little gri thrro years o'o' lhIt '"'' ''
las vile: 1t Is wrong 10 bufJ "uI
.l1.; ,1.. H. ,.;tL.r ..th.r t,r
W. "'"f' y -I,p'''>'''' "''' i'', 49,
"othr' h'i pl'7'h'e VIII "' '''' '''''' ' ''
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
LAST NIGHT AT TIRE THEATRES.

new version, made 10y Mr.. BOucieault of
.N old drama Of pauline" WAS brought out at Wal
.aoKs Theatre under the OF Spell Bound' GIL
D9sts sparkling, sstIrical comedy Of "EDpaged" was
repeated at the Park whore il hss manesy started
career Of great prosperity Iho Pinsfore vas SUM-
ana acted at the Standard, and at the Fifth Ayenue
sue STANDARD presentation OF this piece. with Mr. Whit
1ee ~ the A6mirs Is preferred By the public, and 1t
ec'any deserves the preference. In the Lyoeum The
sUe Mr. FREDERICK PsuldiDg cut his final eager Ber-
'"'e'0 Gilert's oOmlc opera OF "The sOrcerer" was
heiealed 81 tue BrosdwSF. aud Ar. Howards SERIOUS
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
NATHAN B. MORSE. DR..

Nathan b. Morse, jr, formerly Justice OF
the second District, brooklyn died last Friday a; n-
residence ~. J6 A5auyaye, ln that citv. Pneumou"
was tie cause Of bis deatu his lluess lasting only five
days. lie wa, the only Surviving son or Nathan B.
Morse, sr cy-Jldc, OF the CITY Court. who Is now
nearly eighty years Of age The deceased man WIS
educated at Columbia College ami studied law at \.
bauy n" was Democrat ln politics, ana sohr .rdI-
az, he wa, a candidate for Supervisor in the Twentieth
Ward but Was defeated. IL tcd tIe position a. Jus
NO of the second District for four he turtN
wears of age aud leaves wife and t~O chidccn Mr..
Morse wa. the hIfhIother of Mrs. Thco lore ltou
Hi, funeral place yesterday and the second DE-
tr!ct Court adjourned in respect 70 the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

drama Of "The Bankers Daughter" was performed NJ
the Union Square Mrs. Won stamwtz. at the Grand
Or~ra House acted Lean. The Forsatcn. which seemed
o be more frsakcn than usual The spectacle OF lA
Red Rd,Uchnod" WAS -hown at the Aquar nm, and ire
san Frlnci~co Mus'rcs wHTb ed sn' spnrfcd III llrH
Nlui Sc,v Piatfur e." The Mig T. were 'Ahhl 81 ~ 'n,
Masonic Tlupls. u sS ADJ CaY"ndish aclcl ~ w ''k
The5io Bro kIvn. a. Jdae Sh0rf J'hh McNh'iouth
p.eae.a 10 Galveston, Texas Mf. B"ncchui, ~ VT,
I;o-fon Tttlfrr. acted Conn IN "lhc @hautLl'h''
Mi Katherine I,urcr~ n tho n ~ u Gi"br hiif!"
in Lid ANtr,y" Mr. o D'ud r. ron came ioi 80 ''
unyy:.I 4 I'd Cng.lu. u Ipt city.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

TRIBUNE OTpIcE. FeD. 2j l a. ma rapid rise IN
the barometer ycstcrdly morning WAS followed b.
sow downward movement dur'ug the last haf ~ rho
day. Clear and partly cloudy weather prevailed Tho
ovrr trnera tre was ~ tower nat on the ~ red-
inV lsy, the mercury ranging between 30 and Is,
P.r.ly cloud. cloudy weather, WitA light r. u or
snow may uc expected cty and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

The Brooklyn Board OF City Works yester-
day sent 10 Mayor Howell a communication in reference
10 la, demand for resdences Of all the employees OF
that Department. IL states: This Department does
bot and never dd keep any regular record of the resi-
dences Of s employs The form in which our ols
ARC at present made and tho manner in which they arc
presented 20 the Mayor the were observed
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

hy rr predecessors and approved bY the financial au-
thoritS OF the city The adoption or our rres
tUt charter. We know OF REASON wnY % pr1c'lcs
which has gwen entire satisfaction for so Ion: limo
should departed from aud Therefore decline t" make
any change" The MAYOR saws mat Dc HIh pay the
wOrGmcn II they Will give their rc-il"uccs and snow
thHf thy hs done the wOrk for when ihor names
nm M ou ifo f.4X -r.f.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
MTSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE OPRRA-LVCIA

Tho reoprning Of the Opera House last
t WAS a. bt lhani scene as the manager codd rave
sa.irel A great crowd flied tho auditorium great
, Of app uss rewarded the artists after their 'he'
s,ts aud tHe favorits members of the company were
,,,t on tter FIRST entrance by popular sanitation
,,r fb1uzr decOrUus and restrained according y" tHe
,,oi,ta ,1stom, none the les, SINGER" am" >p'h-
to,u. Ii yS may judge from the appearance OK ahS'
lat pi.h 80 success OF Mr.. Mpc>oas second season
vii even eclipse that Of his frat. The pc it"fln'hr'
Incg gave us fresh ca1se TO Gdmlte the tHceih'e
:, fine ,.p,.Isole the tnorougancs, of the rehcar-
all. tsr general efficiency which di'tutuSh's
very branch of tho service, the hs,u.v OF
,be orchestra. and the genuine musical f' Ing
which auimatcs the conductor and director "Lucl"'
moreover served TO nrOluce again three Of the ArN7
sor Whoni New YORK has conceived The wJrnest regard
Nine ersleg comes hack with the same charm "i ma"
uer and person which captyatcl u at FIRST WIN N''
pure voice unaffected by the fatgues OF U"'""io-
season aud her wond .rful vociSm as fascinating ana
as facilo as ever 1t needless to SAY tAa' 'He h3
scene reused the Oldtime enthusiasm W "a"
br splrit.d vet delicate and truthful acting N INC
male OF the preceding aet was Gelghtlu' e'uu'' 'S
Csur,nin too returns fine voice aDd to MS spl'H-
ait ts,ngng and uuiring animation. very large 'n'i'
-, tho success, OF the evcuin. mus unquesI'naby De
,.-prtad Ha is the Ouy ttnDr we know ot
,rhou We can say that, tired ~ great
variety Of the most eNactlnG roles, we nave
oeyer found hm unequal 20 anN OF them The rave
combination Of lyric tenderness an" urahau' l'''"'
which makes him such a valuable artist Wa, well Illus
t~,ei in the cl racter Of EdgdTdo during the wedding
scene especially and in the finale OF the OPERA h" was
admirable SIX Galass.'s fine VOC" and grand method
gave ine ,f,ct to the music Of AshoH and told pdicu-
larly wei! IN the sestctte This famous number W'~
.ulerply -lvcu, soprano, teuor. aud baritone f''F
ivau. one another ia good work, ana tLc Su''id T}
parfs cnorns, and orchestra combining under >lr.
Ardiu's drn anI sympathetic direction to max
al, upu,uqllv sm 9th harmonious and eloquent whole
Ar.ptui,ou was Of coursc Necessary. s's. Foil ""~
very good EIgmoHd.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

Camilus Farrand of whose death last month
Al Arcoupa south America. Intelligence has just been
received had become famous througn his wonderful
>te,eoscopic Vows taken IN South America since lS5'
Mr Fir,aId who was iucn photngapher Ia tins cay,
10 .r most OF the Uair IN making cNportt Uus ut tao
south American continent. Among tle results of his
travel, he hos proved the existence % glaciers Ia Ecu
Cr near fl- I'm, ~ equator. ana has >cHt lLcicst
,p, cont ributi is T. the Smithsonian Institution
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
FATAL BOILER LXrLosloN.

Cl<clNNArl. Feb. 24.-A special dispatch
SAY. the boiler the Appl, gate Coal Mines al hubbard
ouIo exploded on saturday, Elng john Beatty, Gu
,iuerr and wOundlug Daniel Ferry, boiler rePhirer.
The buileI- house was blown 10 pieces
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

PARIS, Feb. 2l-M Saint-RenG Taiilandier,
the noted author, is dead.

GARl-, ftD, IN. Cdiut-'e' l"llI'H"i'I,
the noted author, Is dead
Rene Gaepard Ernest Taillandler, better
known under the Of Sdint-Rene Tallandicr, was
bonn at Paris, December H. 1917. He studied phil
oaophy and literature at Pans and Heidc berg and WIS
appointed Professor Foreign Literature AT Srasbourg
in leII at Montpelier in 1913, and At the sorJoune IN
1868. He became member Of the Legion Of Hohor IN
Is5o ana Iu 1870 De entered tAc Department Of Public
FIncaflru a- secretary Among his many writings IN
verse and prose are tho following: Bcdtr'T lNiW
scott Lggtur et IA Phlosopuic ScOl stique il~l5
" Historic irUnr AlcmaEUe" " GSi9l. ErdC- sur iI
Revolution eu LENA .ue tlSJ3 va 81 Allriu1gnt
"a Gu,,ic, ftude- IIstorq1c- 81 LUcuI't-, HStoI.
et P1o-opuio Bel gtUse' GoGOi, ANA Maurice dcSdEc
Il . ysI,.b
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
4 rnnnc medical man wa. attenAng Avn old

\ YOUng medical man was attcndnH an on
Tt~b woman VITO lived Of tbe poorest quar.rr- of
E.l ubfrLh she bad been u, but Wa ON TIE v
o. recovery. when ore day she = id 10 the d''i'r,
NilI yc e NO, doctor dear for certain whether I'll
we'll again no. "Ou. Yes: think YOait Pc dil
-!f now" the answer " wanted 70 know
cure rr see doctor. hcrau-e I'm lone woman "n
.Ib-tlrti to bur u' -,,iriy. an Just wish .c %
know u was b1.ly 20 hs ec-tn' 8 benefit Out 90 ~
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
WIDNTGH7 WEA THER REPOET
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WA.HINGTON. Feb. p. | -. m.-for New
IN Gland cold westerly winds ard partly coudy
weath, dnr portion Of tie day. with slight e In
barometer. followed during the by threateri3e
weather ami snow. winds sbfuDg 10 northeast aud
tOuf brt~t. AVA falling baro meter.
For me Middlc States castcrly to snutherly 1ds.
with incrrtsrd clnudipess. ant rain. and during
the day slowly rising temperature and failing baiOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
Nm. Parkcr was nbont hLty-eight yeare Old.

pIIAtT well known hoJci pI'icl"I' "itu h''t y't'
day.
Mr.. Parker was about fity-eight years old.
and had been connected daring Aa noe me Win some
f The best hotel, I'm York and Massachusetts,. lie
,ras horn N Milton. y H.. and spcut year. a
clerk iu the hotcI. ~ Ms native STATE lie thrn held
cerkships AZ the fremont House, Boston, and ar the
,stor House In TINS ctv after Nhch Ae hecin one o
the rropri,tors II the MONTGOMERY House. Boston
nrr mon he has 3D. ana -cI ite .tIno,et Hot>c INn,-
oIIn: me AStor Hidsr: rE Uuou Hpn-r -pr!l. Il ID
ine PAVILION iO;e Gs.p. t. /; ,h" sen View House,
N.rii-,', NurytrI; the MauHaH-cG House. Shelter
Island: >tpWer.'s Garden Ciy Iioel, uc NJ uaEe:et'
I,dge Kl;aua AID tho G. f.rd iI"u~r. Plymouth.
When tur .f-namcJ hotel ,J>rt, NJ. Parker went
to New Bedford mJs.nk hi, nome al thc Parker House
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

fDN HALL. 500. ou exhibition. .... -
IN Tt. AD'Dt[tRF -Ai.F gF RARE ENGRANIN't~
EICHlNG~, FHlNI-, Sc.
Rare old ingr9yi.L. and ,'ugs. llt,a' - 80 Ns N'
fr IN taD % r. ~ CHARLES ELIOT NORTON esp,
Boston ana ri ~>.LL r. tGt~. esq. AeH;loiA.
la-toold-Casi Nfbn.-C ,rot Cruz. ,a-nk k-TO-'h. -
crDis Uu~r H,4sr'h -- -Jacksou.JarI'o i1'auIr ~
-ltlphti N3r-icn 90 li fv R''ptind AIRY Nr.rf
r.. T-,u,--.ly -u;u"r NtJI4ssat Hi-,-ei t"1sDc!
constable id. FrrIe, &.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

NoErHFELp, VI, Feb. 2l.-General Alonho
Jackman professor at the Norwich CrYersity' died
this afternoon he vas .~ycnv wears o'. aud vas TIE
mr. graduate 0f The uINeis!, WhIch was louh'eo H
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

No hAr1-dn variations IN t.s c'y hY .- 81.
~ divisions n TINE ~
Yn
-c.' ifions ly tie Inrr,r during those hoans