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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
OrENLNG OF TIE BAIL.

Ih" usual and apparently unavoidable delay IN
opening the Charity Ball marked that Of last eve
Ming, half hour elapsing from the hxed tine be-
fore the march aud qua lrille Of the managers was
begun. There were oaly h1lf-a-d'zn sets Of these,
led as always by Arthur Learv, who danced on
this OCCASION with Mrs.. Edward Cooper the vice
president. At tlls sine the boxes were moro than
hait-iled auu the drts--cirlle was fairly crosdod
with those waiting until the formal dance was over
to enjoy the first watt. and with humorous other
ladies. VINO were not Iu evening dress
aud Who had come evidently merely TO
look on the Stage aud abolt the lopbcs
TIA" stage was almost Immediately ili,d after
the opening quadnlja and after tine third round
dance w2, Rather u4comtoua1iy crowded. The
toilets "a Tie occasion were yer' fresh AID baaut-
fli, and from ho artist boxes n tHc r,9r me scene
W., picturesque and gorg-ou-. H.. bah on th,
OCCASION was frequently spoken ~ duri.- the ,yen-
Ing a. the most charming foc several years
past. ana specially ~ the freshness Of On. toilets r.
was also remarked that there were e gleat many
new and young faces present. chiety dttunt%
IN society daring the lat year. ~ midnight tue
bail was az IT. height. Il was announced ut that
time that tho MT profits wcr" about $4,000.
something less than the Nur..-y and Chjids
hospital usgaliJ receives from Ills 4laUa enter
tJlumcut.
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broeade and blue satin. prorusely trimmed with point
ace sleeves OF pont lace garnitre OF iaeduemnOt anu
Marshal Neil roses; ornament OF dlamOnds
| Mrs. Dr. II. A. Mott dress Of white brocsde
and white grosgrain with sleeves Of vaenciebnes Lace
corssEe PompadOur, with ornaments OF diamonds.
Mrs W. B. Ogden atired in dress OF white satin,
with drapery OF brocads and sleeves OF Honiton lace
Her ornaments were diamonds. The garnitufo vas OF
| fusehas
Mrs L. b. Dryer was dressed IN an es CANT toilet 81
pale blue satin and brocade empress sylo and trimmed
with Grape frin ge corsage Ell POmpadour; ornaments
OF dead gold and blush
Mr.. J. Vanderpool wore costume OF blue damasse
and grosgrain silk with trimmings OF handsome fringe
corsage IL verge; ornaments OF diamonds.
Miss J. Randall appeared IN a costume Of e''i blue
satin and grOs-grnin trimmed with bands and Glile
OF embroidered tulle wood and gold coors Tie
cOrsaEe Ponpddour. hei with ctepe-lsse' caught
with CANT diamond ornaments and h-isnrd Win DLsh
. roses.
Miss Robbins, Of West Tventy-secoud4t. wore rru-
cesse dr--- OF mauve brocade trimmed "iih Breton
Lace Per ornaments were diamonds.
Mrs Herbert BesDe accompanied her in dress oil
black moi, Iicr ornaments were diamonds. Iney oc-
cIpied Box NJ. H.
Mr- Grard Wore lovely dress 4 white gros-graln'
trimmed wi.h bands OF Dacs velvet embroid'r req pro
fl.rlt w!'h lar-s pearls paris worn with tllN
costume wulcn wa. % ~ The haud-Omrst 40 TO- bail
Ms Ceei' ,vors TOILET OF p,e pink gros.g,a. with
DANA 80 uraguls, edged Vih va.rnciaunee Lace Ihe
corace was Po,pa3ou fllsLod wth gn.enoauue' lace;
/ oIuAmrrts-f diamonds
Nil, HeuriGue, vorr dress Of white gros-.raIn made
co p.Iu,e-.r, aLl rmmed Win wAi'e lruS- Ter OK
Mr.. & 7 fei-on wore dres. OF wsi'e brocace WIN
sleeves a.g G.auery Russian lace. c-tl I'D me irons
/ by stuff "a uIfG. Cameo ornaments O. worn ,
M.. h s. Blown wore co~tr.n~ f r.. mco'Gsed
gio'.-9 arm aud bocS v vet, Isl ca : 'Il,G 'l,e
smrd the ,le-v.s, ana diam ND " ie L't oI-alr ls
Nes. -. l.. simmons, nee dee cks'u, wore co.,
Her oraIDeatS were diamonds uq'o''''' ana u' -a'
/ Il yer. .
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Rru0KN or nEhNlN oPrRAANIoN.

W. c. Muycrz.,ht, formerly one Of the
editors Tho Je,sey Cb ro i,sse T. reported 20 Pee
imprisoned 10 Germany. Nuy ~ -ht came 20 Auc-ct
in 1865, and became I5'a.al.z,d ctz.n 90 l-78.
About wear ago uncle of bis ti-d n Germany ana
beoueataed nm considerable properly. H. mmr'i-
a-e.y went 2, Germany 4 Few months ago. while I'D a
saloon n Berlin 10 j. It ted that expressed him-ef
With some emphasis, IN TIE subject o. bisna. tuu
tho iaw. wh cl Dee clUsrt 20 Dee "nac. q. IL was
glac q trial IL sought 'A'iDptnh from
pun.-um-ut on the ground tnat De 0.- 800 American
4. z.n NOtvit standing This plea, however, De Was
convicted according TO the r-p"I ana sentenced 70
seven years, inur souueLt 80 hard dJor; anu is LOW -
a furtr.,- ..t Nltg .hur-.
Nuverzqglt wei known 20 the German popu A.
ton OF Jcrs-y CIV. lie II about tUriN-t"o years OF
az. and unmarried. wei educated a man o. good
pr-srn,e TIE, 80 81 h- coHtf Ymru 10 jersey
CIV have been tn.rpl-l.y aroused n his hrla b..
N-.ur. have ALREADY D"u I1stlu. iO4 uls release "
u piu- geo tur u1l,, ot tAc - . Department
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ecrEEs WI DECORATIONS

Al the Charity Bal II i alwl. Assumed that
the toilets ami tAe ornaments o. 'h' ladies' Vii far
eclipse ia bfLiancy an, temporary decoration Of the
imposing -esi9rot tuc AcldmF, SOD t-l. care is asen
oay 20 seo tuat the decorations are plan
and tasteful T'- happened last evening. tn,
l,'s v.rr varied ia >lade, and many ot them
unique i'm '"r.nLn'' "n Had rich ln material. Al
or.o b, when .Ne dancing u"or Wis "Irr ana reflect r.
'.csn- l-l- ODD" rs p1--,d GRACE. ae permanent r.h
'i' 'i-''- i' H'i.' 'i i'' "t''-' ''-'' 'A'' ii
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THE CHARITY BALL.

LARGE AND BRILLIANT GATHERING.
rnE ACADEMY CROWDED Win wELL-KSOws so
CrETT PEoPLE-CNCsCAL RICHNESS AND VA
RiFrY or THE TOILETS.
The Charity Ball last night at the Academy
of Music justified its reputation as the
most brilliant social event of the season.
the marked features were the freshness
aud elegance Of the toilets, the large attend
ancc and the unusual number of new faces
noticed among the dancers. At midnight the
receipts were given a. $40, 900.
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70 IN, razor ~ The Trtoun,.

70 hs Edftor ~ The TrtoHn'.
SR: When the proposition was made in the
Roman Senate 10 dtribu'e n the people ~ mooef-
ate price the breadcorn which had part b~en bought
Italy and in part presented by tue King OF Syf"
cuse, Cneius MARGIN. Coriosnus opposed the measure'
II would" he said after giving his reasons there
perfect madness tsko such step. Nay. II we
wise shall entirely abolish the TrbGne's ofhce'
which has made cipher. 81 the Consuls'
In view the bscht sunlight Of publicity which has
brought out the Presidential bribery plot, % would 20
well for the fraud eoparcencrS" to adopt the above
suggestion when they three meet again IN fact that
would be p very good resolve when next the National
Democratic Committee shall assemble. NON POGCLL
CqtskN Feb. = 1879.
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seaa, ta,. Mora,ns
THE oEA.I.WEEKLY TRlbUNi

Tho ISSUE of TO-DAY contains
ENTEKTAININI ooELLANY.
HUMOR- OF TIE DAY.
WASHINGTON AID OTHER DOMESTIC Nina
Ls.tegs from stAA Correspondents a 30 Ji
WorbI ind TIE Nv.
sure are tor Lans Throat sha dalsrtal Di-eases-
RYE ID Koch" A. rl.EPAHEb ~ MI sOLD
~ LEADING UnJ oDt-i~ AND RECsHM ~ DED BY
pt0.INEN4 PHYSICIANS Ash FOR ~ hik
AMI A0CA" AND rAkE so OIhEk. Il par LAhGs
bOTI.r NAN Boil. - tuAMbEi.o . .. sf-' IN
DOOR WEST Ut blIJAJ.Al.
The AmericBn Pedometer ID. must accurate walking
gau-e tveI iuN'.ict ttlUy -........,..r
TIFFANY Co. UNiONsQUAkE
Thrre-Ba - ht marx packages Tor Bt>r quai
ity aa.rg sta lud BAH nlue. Don RAy the POGO
tie nrs, Tor inferior qualities pLC EDIN l. Is Tie Oes
Laundry Blue.
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THINKS HE CAN'4 bE RINOMIN ATLD.
ETom Tie Ihiid4s'ph,d Rec m lIFd)

LOuSduU~ OF UItU v DO hIIU" IIIV o. uItIIVo'
Il nj I!a d. law erald ,olc- 81 MI believe All'
for Ia. reason tIHJ they tiuL Bn uca ape OF being
caught H. 80 1msy trIpi other thousands vii thlhk
HAT man 81 subtle Cuu.u mo- have pCth either EuoraL
or m To- the intrigue progressing under hls nose
and MOVING ma tel oI such l'OIOund moment 10
Inn anu tLc ulj,or VIII 20 IL % nio'or'' SoihILE
ruIpafs Mr. llaru. His Ccdl aud orlIt deLis Will
convince tuu~, l.uLs mort Lin "a Nun Las Icuiantd
ti,taar.. .Lt lhry Nil dIs!tI Tie cloud tla naS
been c.,,t upon 49, reputation The b"~ thAt eau De
posif,ve1 said for Nh 1eu L. tnat h. cld MOI "y me
yrr,, rif were 4 REQ him. ana t.al Wucn tho Ohcrr
ver made buoWN 40 uC rri4~,Q 90 Lafr Al! uS 10
io with -cu sC.uGa irus r4nnAcii'h Ia" eAl "-L o
III .l,I,tcl-. oi -, u4eIu.lhL and mLI-crcot support
ers viii dulJtess defeat hin iOI fuhUW dlloL a. tHc
hand. oi rs paris.
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PIN1FORE AT TIE FIFTH AVENUE.

In spite OF the injnnctions against Mr.
laurent who has seeded from the standard Theatre
H ". = Fuafore" brought ont last night al the
Thh Avenue Theatre, with that ger-'ma rs Raiph
R7rkst~u.r The performance was il III IT respects a
close copy u chat thc Saudard The business OF the
most cases me sam" Is at he other house
and mat Of the chorus even more markedly on
Imitation Bat u only imitation. and bad one
The form va, there, but not tnc spirit None OF the
principal characters satisfactory, and those wIo
are familiar VITA the fine humor OF Me--rs.
Whif-n ami Davdge aud OF Mic Jarhc2u. and who TO
HemDor the rank that Mr.. Laurent held IN the stand
arr's company may infer the merits Of that az the FifA
Avenue from fact that his RgiDh quite the cen
ira figure ~ the exruiug The chOras and
Eerr Guitr rough as Was to be expected perhaps II
nrsi performance. The mounting o thr piece as very
GypQ
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WORSE OFF THAN EVER.

The only Surprising thing about Nj. Il.d'ns
testimony given To-Day the transparency 81 me SUD
trrfugrs r-sortCd 10 hY HIM 10 screen hm-e 80 ore
has doubted tb1, lie would deny knowledge OF 10"
te cr. and dlsayUw all come fiOn WIN frlt"u
weed Marble. ct ai But. from Nj Iliiru'- well EnoW
ability in dark Intrigue and nom tho mutn-ntournetH" i
this 20 him,r was gen rdiy expected tndt "
would develop some mastery 81 ok" n hnPsse 10 &C.
count for hs cut ignorance OF their dark dOlne- lie
has however, disappointed very badly those VINO De-
eved his ferti 81 resource, and suh wore l-r
kers whether be innocent or gtiiFs th
pcced him 10 furnish something 70 give them gronhl
stand upon and defend him for tnr sake OF Den"o
raoy He leaves bad plight potn lis political friends
and the believers ll his dstuteuess.
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/ FINAL TLCIORY roe SEXTON.

UR DEFEATS DAILY AND CAPTURES THE THIRD PRIZE.
The game to settle the tie between William
sexton and Maurice Day regard 10 tue tnirh aud
fourth prizes In the recent billiard tournament wac
pv-d last night and ell 10 -extOn's favor by
score of 600 36S. Ia str1unng tor lead
Sexton won and counting from bank opened
the game with Of 9, 10 winch Daly
responded with IA In the fourth nniug Daily succeeded
in getting the balls together the ti-h rail. bus when
he had nursed them ny 10 43 they separated. BY care
fll pav he brought them the rul again M g. bIt
fv H., shots more the referee decided that me balls
had roZeu," although DAILY petudnty r"uiarkeI = AZ
b. new were not within 4 mile ~ racu ctuer IL tue
ninth inning D. put We l-tirlpd % 10 his credit.
which he f0llJwel IN IA teu-h unng WIN us best
r7Iu %, the game. After making IL open caroms
be- grouped fne Da ~ tlr ieI OF tlr table and drove
them arro- 4: 10 the left. Ending 10 mpos- oe o. turn
the corner he reversed his direction ana ,uroC>'L
turned tn unpsr rght corner a. -. Nheu ir
bad scored "A the balls broke and az l39 b" hnsl'd
n- run the then standing sos Io u I'D A AF %
After MS fourteenth upiHg Day 'iay e. 40 poorly inat
nj trails yielded less tuau ave- age a. Wo point s.
In his tweuty URN inning sexton win l3- - CO. rn
the game tim. w'uuin tie third Irze OF $500 The
score az glow:
Isl. 20 100. B. -. .. D. $500. Average. p
Duy-It. o. o. 81. =. %. D. = Co. 1873. 10, %. J. 81,
o. q. %. /. - q. %. %. i3-JC-. Average, l6
Bv taxes ..t u-ir .rl. 2 500 TIE pftheL -aLlON
or tue pr. z.s was POSTPONED Uuu. t.-.iSht
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tT.nt INC f''ttuf ffte~ / ''N' tAtP'i
Nr. Iildeu was put 10 u severe test on SAT
uruly ana DId i,, Ell .ur, % We ms statement Tx"
lie one uua shed by aim lasi October, reads pAusDiF
Lut when .uayz.d D. gives dcnCr Of inherent weak
r,ss He insists -flll h- the CIPHER tel-
Grams rSUe,tIng Orl1a cut Ae nov ddiuls mat Ao
knew IN d cenibri. -76 tre rr-uI .cLCd through
them. Yet iu October. ISIS, lie denied Mat he hti
lufpTutt4fu about IiC4' IL cX u - iH- itIM
OF >iatelnn he plea JlA. tas pregnant fact was not
pertinent tie tIu. ne undertook 90 -tac' Dul II
wa. AL mt, gr r OF Tie ana "a" imp led 1cula
,ngu,,~ -trt~- Mr.. Tild-u's nurortion aud
Uutrust wort aIu WIS uaucoty lAtrn4eG 10 con-
the puN.Ic NC IN re-sIol.
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F.IsT nANGFR sIGNAIs.

ffoA! ne 81" syn t'Dt argus 'HfIJ
Mr.. Marble it,tlIe> taat he sent the state
ui,ut O, the lIouo..t.o, a. buy H. Returning Board n
J oI.dd dang .lgu-l 10 warn the " @ pa ct-
ues They. owcve, Uuurrs. 90 IL as an OF r and e-
'npned tack: " 1tupOsIti, "A accepted J. done only
once" Twice aftrTW ,ru ht tans tcu -Ill a. liopD0
al7. ana each tu.e lo Saws. danger sgu'ls' lt0
have b-ru addressed 20 er-on- entirely wi'ihE
jo be Ieu INTO lrT Hey were bG ia~c !gts sci upon
jhe s.oIe 10 re uu-u-pcc lig among Ties oa, Il.
va o SUMMONS tu cu.uc on, and the GfamerrJ fdiA
crowd tCoCy Ted n. Ify well uuterstnCd uA was s4s
ulG-d. ,yv. . the Witness memory hAe uuied hiA
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TILL CIPHER VERDICT.
AS II CONES IN FROM TIE RRESS
OH MOSES
Dr0m The 4 lhGne Journal fPPD1

FTOm me AIhdn% J0fF0dI IFfpl
The appearance and the pretenslOns OF Mar
Die on the stand are gTotr-qnc IN the extreme. \
chicken thief u cau&ht with The e iekens under h-
arms and lie answers that lac Onlv conveying them
IRON one ron-t 10 auothert is Detected
door with the dummies his hand and be answers
that lie Is only putting them a saie rlace NAlbe
IA dScOyeret with plans and offers OF bribery over uls
name ana De That they are mo- b- proposlEon
end be Ouy ewing tLtW - matter OF news
Al stun ptiiuI ~ Is prcpostcfous. II maAcs
intrinsic tutp tude o. tue effort the more pcahe
Il renders author o. such Transparent att mUt y
gUsr such OBVIOUS WOven EN- "u Object moi merely
OF condemnation but OF denHon. Mr. Marble has ds-
sumed more oi virtue tim any OtA'r or tue CO.
IarCcurrs. He has written 10 acknowledgement phrase,
aboul Mr.. II dcn- ABS lutte dependence On the mora
cc- auU about the ak and -utchnah lis present
pIeueuces wiz not impose Bpon ary person win s'A-'
enough lo IN " tho dIh-Icuc" between q dodo and
cuEcu rtecpc, ana .ty only cover nlm VAN tIe more
cJL..upf.
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EXtraO rdnary Art sale. -....
This TT - NEN lHtT also u - f'AI T. ~
40 at the CautJu Hal -aer1ous. Aston place;
THE KNoEDIFR COLLECTION
OF MODERN OIL PAINTINGS To De sod Al aucV"A WIN
Out limit reserve.
BY ORDER q rho executors OF the estate OF Tho lat" Ny
5in>5iEiE iTE1VfTTt 60 r.. sornerv1ne Aucronrer.
Tor couuhs colds h-Onchi.s &C. the great On -tsh
remedy kEATI SOS cot Il LDZEN Obs. Ihoy have been
d f1 over years ,po aud certain relief
l.. FOUGERA . CO. Ne"iorS. Agents
NAM. Mission Earth.-A thorough Medical Ireat--
indicating CONT .tred Disabilities may DO Tem,'rL lhs
practise slowing the agencies that vii n,nre kas'ore Hea
hood ugthened ViaIy and sIIna col4oIs Of hatn
hat have been mpursi ~ overtty'd Do"ert \ .,lsl.
10 Marriage. and Of tao means |" r,Ioys
tlrn 3y n,i oc .eliIsI'! 81 p''i'Se 7S.o . Nv '
All persons hayng carpe on s9rag or otherwss or QUO
g-4r or re- - UANhIAS is tAEPGl CLEANlNO
on OF bf,f. r. Grulry 20 I47 a. Ill carpets after
"-i DO '''' ~ w Fl. HASKIYsoS.
Pos, once The f,rri mans roy ne ~e"S sntns
SATCK.Af ,or--ry H. ieI3 VIII c.oso ~ MS once "a
sal ~. ll.eu-iiwu rH HapAf ~ 300 NJ Tor Eu'
to. Dbl, ,.sI.p ,lfy Of +rrYOrk Na lIrtnsio~n lt'te
.1unso Germany ami trl1c5 20 % nr".rel OF this
srimer uu.t ally atdre-sriI a-d 90 lN m Tor
I.royr ly -je1n.liD Pymouta CaerOourg And
HsuDIig 90 ~AIi EDAf a. 30 a. n-. .Or E4rope ~
germany po IorFtrsd by shs steamer must
No. specially Ai.rs-r ani $3.50 e. i i'r cot snf direct
~ ..eamsnIp Bolivia d,ZDW aud II so ui or IA
rgp- D., -.rlmtllp O.er. ~"Itlalp. ~ and Bremen
Tie s-ctu'np- ADJ s!ni4 CIV o. Ne" i,S ~ n,runuis
ius.. pusl sui ~oItl PScinc Fots ave eN YORK
lt. lty 10. TIE ia-ior Nassau y o. irt'- Ne"- orS
fetyuar. Inc mails ~ h'Nln7 IeaNc NrT Oh frO
: At. h. The .lau- Hayti anl Jsma- ssyr NeW r"r.
F.urrl9 d. Vie mai Fog DE We,i lu.s va i.etul"a sud
An.tr1l. s. -ay- sal Ftan,sco February =. lac mas
China 'nN Ja"fn cave "a riA'e-'iS 'Lua.y 20 =,
,sfo-,,. N..,.Y.rs Fstrual. = 1873
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ETEYBG SLosIoH IF iAL LAGI>LLICRE
CITY BONDS OF SMALL DENONINArIoNs-A BUREAU
or LABOR sTATf,uCs

OF LABOR s1AlI~IlCs
Try rptAGEAPH To- THE TRIBUNEI
ALBANY. Feb. lO.-The Legislature reassem
bra tonight There beng arcn lance lttle ~
general interest v as doue. bill that the New-York
CITY members have uu,uccessfully attempted t. pass
for s4verl years was ordered 10 Is % ri reading Ia he
Assembly without opposition Il bi.i permitting
The Controller 10 asue bonds OF the city iu de-
nominations "a low as $50 Mr.. s'oan VINO hal
cal ell up The Ol, explained that the idea embodied
" It giving Of opportunity 10 the people o:
small means Of Hew-York. II they desired II, TO rV.s
their savings N the bonds OF the CITY Tui- would IN
teres them the welfare ~ the cty ami also prov ~
for them \ safe WAY investing tloir mnn.v Arcrrd-
Ing 10 the oil whenever The Controller nay her afi"
issue bonds the PR ference e. applicants '"
the smallest amounts aHd smallest denominations. \
arec number Of petitions received 'y the Assem-
bly a. king for Il ProhIbtor, liquor aN. Tue -".ai'
Imprisonment Tor de- orator, o' -r.v.s
Mr. McDan0ush introduced = .Il 90 lie As Hin.' ''
establish = bureau ~ IHor statistics. = rst4b' 'I- To-
department To b. rall " Bafrf4 o., isufr a,..
ties y.irn shall co~c'. a-t report tl. J. 4sisu.'
auuu .iiy stat -.ica oe:a j. relating JED .. '~ i .
l the STAT. -n. g., t.rlur ..l.. On. ....r. " .ar
trades Aud Labor UNION r 90. 81. t. ,.tt .t..... BE-
,ul.r.ut,lI.u. t0 Lu q 90. .. % '-.. .u
.4,i,s.li % r.rf -i 20 f' '. '..t
doom rNr,oIcll. To-, -tllt ~ ,t. -ti' TO- lH'ti 10
y a.r assistants are O.. rrtrly. ."a-' ia go. - ..
cod - ea,u DE-. d., but tIr o.l. e.,''... " ..
Bureau -u4. uoj .Ncrel 90 ans .h > rt'.""' 49,"
vision ~ made l,I gathering u 't...'- -.'..t7
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HIWITT ALONE UNTAINTED.

MantOn Marbles reputation suffer- because,
however lfu.vDl DliI~t.. gee passed. about ai-L''
PROPOSITIONS W.tuuu' protesting against tnem Il is
tIficut bell at- t0l In ny, tLat nee i"t
above taA!yg a Ian. u the gul. ua-r Pres Dental
e-cfor tr Tuaru- Ie u,atI -u9tr>, lua,iucu a- Doc
vas suppressed a. De :.Jie wei - al honest man
II seems tLst the bow fooled tie odd man, and
near getting lin. INTO an awful >crdpt. NJ. ueel,s
rtp.fat0u comes cut uusct' co. Not. ny vrUtUrcd -
snsve-t 10 MIN Vuar 40 honest 8u could not perry
hear Qua .rluau the Dem cratic National Commit
tee, Ills hands. al .-a~, We criu.
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Dt,rrucrloS or a coLLE,E BUILDING

UI~IEIIIIIN OF = ''II-l-|II- IT IT.-IIF'T-
TEEaE HACTE, Ind, Feb. lo.-lhe building
~ Gr eacastl- occupied by the preparatory depart
nent- OF Tie Indiana Ashury University. the Museum
aud the Wlitcoulb Library .ui also as the arHory OF
tg, A.Dury Cadet. was bGrued tnl' aft.rn"on- Tho
binding which cost go 0OU o. l-., ID ,o,d. loss a.
. ~, he uIu-slI, vl.uri 90 5000 TIE Nuitttu1
.i.I,ry valued 10 10000 aas damaged one-'aI
tl.t .ull I4- ire mated n the DeA-.J"e4 ToE
!. .-rl IL
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md one that will he entirely worthy Of the public az
tenton. Mr. Neil BRYANT has many friends. and the
memory Of his lamented brother Dan Bryant. VIII
doubtless Ice operative TO his ADVANTAGE Actors desToas
To assist requested To Communicate with Colonel l.
AlstOn Brown, Al No. 30 East Thirteenth-st
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NEGATIVE PRAISE.-hls9 HlgholtY; On
Mrs. NavuSour. do y'u nos admire Mr. ~'sHti' tnink
lin such . noble f. IoU: can ttkc D"opl" duHn 50;
iust be made httle Ms Grove 80 uucpwfort4b.e
With his chan am favortc ~ his; H. never does It
to me. ana d0 Ike him 50 ~
Der amt no Niger on the top side Of
crr atiou " sud conrcd ~" other puttue as
hsud 70 h- band tged head. Wllt can sing D., aud
put dc gears a AcidI mule az The same tiuc'
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 1O.-Areument on tha
general creditors bills, representing cy DO Is % ITO
amount o. r3.50OOOO was heard tnis morning ~
ind &c Baxter OF the United states District Court Ihs
Judge announced his determination 10 appoint To-
cf.yer -n-. Orr0W.
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Christancy's resignation 10 the legislature. declaring
the Office vacant An election WI occur on tbe .ola
Inst The probabilities that Chandler VII ne rsetS'
though friends OF exc byernOr Bsgley are very acufe'
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election that IL would bave been crooked to pour "nt
money aud Use shOtEus up "a election dsi ana IAN y"
employ preunlary Inducements aftrrVttid.
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Gueridl Notlte5
Extraordinary Art sale

Advertisements intended for the next issue Of THE
WEEKLY Tribune should DO HANDED IA before p IL ~
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THE COMPANY.

Among the more distinguished persons pres
eut whose names could De obtained The following
IN boxes aud on tie floor:
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sTOTBTH- CONSTOCK-Tn Georgc;own, COL. T11rs.sv,
Ianue-v fu 1879 r,-ii-nre ~ Mr. John b. 'frl.
thr Rev. John wilson Dir. Et~ari o. ~t"~r o. New.
York 20 Miss Gertrude 'Diustocz. Of Quincy. I'LL
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IN Dofces n Hnriogs, must he iHdorsed 'c'A 6''!
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All persnns hayinr carpe sragr or otherwise Tor on
year Or nl.re. - u ANhIA7 - CARPET CHA MN
WORKS g. -. y-ta- ". please C. aan stte c. az zr
on OF DE fr. brltry carpets after that cat.
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Thi. TT FSDaNI EVEN 81 also - b ~ ESDAY ~
ISG, al the CautJu Hail -aier,ouis Aston place