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and all the more since the doctors Of criticism osa
gree with each other with themselves, with the
public and with the snpicnt Mr.. Palmer, III OPINION
about it, Mr. Fawcett ia young author, h"u
there has been general desire to consider MS sen
stiye feelings ana treat him kindly. He ~ uh"lse
to mistake benevolcnce for inconsistency Nc
would make the worst of all mistakes IN Deconi.hs
the man with grievance. That parsonage neither
gods nor men nor newspaper columns can enuuI''
Mr. A. NJ Palmer. il appears has bnt one resi- U '"o
merits of play, and this he cons0lingly indlcated
to Mr.. Fawcett IL is-the Box Office. VINO was IL
that sfrode through Valley Forge-according 10 INC
Virg1nian oraior-in Wdshington's darkest uasS'
boarselv clamoring Beef! Beef Beef'i Inc noA
Office standard undoubtedly, has its uses. Never
tbeIess-it IS one thing to manage money, anu an
other thing to manage an intellectual art.....-l no
SPANISH Students. whose musical entertainments 10
charming. and the Pantomme OF Hlmpty DnmpN'
which is mirthful and amusing. remain at boo'n
Theatre. where Concert will occur to-nlght
Mr. Stevens will remain this week a. Haveriy ,
Theatre. The continuance Of " The fTa'es vi
Penzance" nj the Fifth Ayenue Theatre, Inc
Royal MILDLY" at Days Theatre, and the lhce ou'-
rr;se Party at the Standard Theatre is 10 be re-
corded The san Francisco Mnstrels steauIy
furniah their characteristic entertainment anu ,lO
study of the wonders Of the great deep-ann Ilke-
wise of Mr. Sickncy's great ieap-may ad an a
winds the mellow horn - IS cornet-ii INC .bt
cert Han Of Roster & Bial-.,:t i nke'y va ti'o
Nr Wallack will reappcar NJ his theatre Az Tue
close OF Vr Boucicaults present engagement
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

Miss Thursby was TO sing IN Cincinnati last
night
Camilla Urso has been giving concerts in
Me bourne with brilliant success
Henri Ketten is likely 10 remain in Calitor-
nj, for some time. giving rccitals.
There is talk of Mr. Maurice Strakosch
gong 20 san Francisco with hls company.
Mr. Harrison Mlllard has his annual concert
AT Chickcring Hall next Wednesday evening.
IL is rumoured that an English Opera Com
many viii give supp6s " Boccaccio Ia Philadelphia
shaTtly.
Mr.. MapleS0n's Spring season OF opera IN
this city will open on Monday. March / lie will be in
Philadelphia neKi week
MIR. G.. W. Morgan and his daughter, Miss
Maud Morgan. viii begin series OF Eve organ and
harp natinees At Chickering Hall next Wednesday.
A concert will be given at tho Brooklyn
Tab-rnaclc on the evening ON Washngtons Birt hday.
Ferruary % Miss G~rtrucc Franklin siguor Rosnati
and Mr. R~mmertE are 10 sing.
The following programme Of the New York
Philharmonic Concert Saturday next differs consid
craby from the selections to be performed IN Brooklyn
Piano iOre concerto no .................C Chopin
JOsefy.
Introduction Pinalr. Tristan und Isolde"wagncr
Hungarian Fantasia. -.------ lisht
MI Jo-ony -,
The directors Of the Society pssured there Is
hs on this occasion. The concert Of next
week Will fourth ut the season. The principal
features OF the th and iIth concerts were announced
In this paper Friday
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

Ing OF the weather approximately between 90 ana
$50 Fshr., the minimum between % and 80, showing
range OF over 50o which indicated great deal OF yari-
ahlenOss.
For the same month in 1870 the maximum was $50,
minimum llo. and the range about 40.
In January, 1872 the max xlmum 4So the MINI
mum 80 and the range ago.
For January, 1850, the ma ximum about e1o or
62o, the minmnm about so and the range about 49,
In February, 1872, the maximum about 0SO, the
minimum about 90 and the range about 432.
In March OF same year the max'mum, thermometer
about GO.
thermometer was nearly 3so and during that night a
most remarkable change took ece and the next day
the mercury dropped TO % below zero, aud Tor
several dsys, it will be remembered, very
OF nne mild weather which had prevailed
during January and February, vegetation was
awakened aud great variety Of shrubs which ordlnari
y activity after the middle OF March. sproued,
and in some instances blOssOmed the grass began 70
grow and many evergrecns made new wood Naturally,
there to throw its projecting blanket ovor
TO the roots OF both and decoucus material
iOF which purpose wise Providence ordained II, ana
consequently unmpeded frost set In and rapidly en-
tered the earth 10 depth unprecedentedy attained ex-
strucOn OF valua be shrubs and plants VI all kinds was
very general ard very great
Now. II observation goes for anything 10 would In
utae tDat there ls not only possibility out nktIl-
hood OF sOIe very sharp periods OF cold within the next
ih ~ or forty DAYS, and that there Il equal kel
mood that VIC shall not have much snow, and eOnse-
repeated
All through a large area, likely to be seriously
affected by this state Of things there are many places,
sucn a the parks cemeteries and private grounds,
which contain many valuable and choice specimens Of
evergreen and deciduOus plants, which may he, with
care and proper precautiOn, protected at small cost
AGAINST The more serious injury likely to follow Yours
truly, JOHN Y. CCLYER
BROOKLYN, Feb1 Q, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
THE WEEK.

Last week in the local theatres was not ev1ntful.
Nothing of much moment occurred. AT Hav-
erly's Theatre Mr. John A. Stevens-who IS an ear
nest aud energetic performer. OF the sensation -"
scbool-came forth in a melodrama entitled " Un-
known" and re represented the pinable condition and
wild proceedings of person who has been made In
sane by a buet-wound. This spectacle drew
tears AT Chickering Hall the readers and
lecturers have broken out with violent indus
try Mr. Roberts read and recited on Monday !
Mr. Vandenhoff interpreted Dickens on Thursdays
and the Rev. Mr. Maynard, +. X. II. s., discoursed,
Saturday about the Cathedrals of England.
proposed reproduction of Mr.. Gllberts play OF
"Charity.n at the Wednesday matinee at DAILY
Theatre was not effected. but this revival will be
accumulated on Wednesday next. The god OF
hounds old Terminus, has put his little injunction
ON " The Wedding March," which, last night, was
acted for the Last time at the Park Theatre. " En-
gagged viii be presented this week......At other
theatres no change has been made, nor is any nov
eltv close at hand. Mr.. Mackaye Is known TO
have selected "A successor for his drama OF " Hazel
K,rke.D at the Madison Square Theatre but 1T viii
not be hurred forward. Tho beautiful new lobby
of th theatre will soon be ready. The front, already
handsome. rs to be much improved. ....Mr. Bouci-
CAN'T will continue to act at Wallacks Theatre. IN
The Shaughraun' lie is quite restored 10 health
and is acting vigorously and well.. Ihe raise
Friend" is still current, and prosperousiy no. we
believe. at the Union Square Theatre. The author,
Mr. Edgar Fawcett. has published long letter. IN
timating that he thinks very we'll oil ms own work.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
INC Michigan State Board of HoaIth called

Ut NIICUIBdH OTdIt DUdTU OF IItIIIH CdIItI
the Sam Convention on January 0t Detroit Thor
committees OF medical and scientific gentlemen we're
experts Their discussions embraced ghr, ventilation,
heat aud moisture IN the air. On the latter point
the committee report: We nave carefully examined
the Air MOstener . OF |. ". Parmenter and having
considered the evils OF which this proposed remedy.
In dry and OYerheated air In rOOms especially those
occupied by students etc. and find that tnis instrument
presents the maximum OF evapOratng surface combined
with mi nimum OF cubc contents We admit It's utlty
approve It's design, and recommend IT'S use"
signed by the committee. T. J. AelnDs0n, chairman,
aud Z. &. Neamans, secretary Of the EcntlOu.
" Having said strong words about tne ai-mOistener
invented by W. Parmener No, Is Murray-st, we now
repeat assured Of Its great Denel and have high
medical testimony OF it, special value and utility. Hos
pit8ls, also reliable citizens using It, affirm all that
been said It's favor 1t mOisens the air. clears IL
the dust particles. and neutrazes tho gas and sui
phur odors from the heater IL IL conducive TO the
health the family aud very helpful in apartments OF
the sick. II purtes tbe air that convacscence is
ind nced. - MethodIst
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
THEATRICAL MLsCELLANY.

.sAn Arabian Night" Will be presented AT Havcr-
vs. Thsafre in Brooklyn e morrow evening sue
reedinr Fairfax The success oi Ada CaVeh-
dish last week. at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn. was
so emphatic that Colonel Sim was prompted to oh'r
her choice of dates fornext seasou....i has been
incorrectly stated that Mis-, Minnie Palmer was
ahout to he married w The Boston Ideal Pinafore
Company will appear at NiD!os Theatre on March
Il: s:..."The Galley Slave" will be produced at the
Boston Theatre on February 23-...MsS MAY
D,ve,,crt took n benefit al The Boston Museum
last night act .ng Kate Rocketi in Old Heads ana
Young Hearts" mir. Iiooey. of Chicago, has
leased the Novelty Theatre in Boston. n.....-M Miss
Kate Santley !, very III in LondOn......Mr. W. ~.
Taton's play. entitled =" All the Rage" has been
successful IN Boston. at the Gaety Theatrc.-.-.
Adelaide Nelson Mary Anderson. and little Lolita
are acting. simultaneously, in BOstou......" Love
will be revived at the Boston Theatre tomorrow
eyenipp-Ma-y Anderson acting The Countc's.----
Mr. Vandenhoif began on February y series oi SIX
entertainments at Chickering Hail. MI. sidney
Wo9llett will begin u senes OF ak entertain
mcnts there on MarCi 1.......Mr FREDERICK Burgess
of the Moorc and Burgess Minstrels was the recip-
lent OF & splendid benefit on January II, IN London
at St Jancss Hall. A large number Of favor'e ac-
tors and musicians took part IN the proceeding
n. Burgess who is a scholar III literature, man ot
taste princelv host, ana tho Jph'cious con"u''"'
Of one Of the most strongly established OF the ampse-
ment institutions IN London, enjoys great popular
itv there aud in the theatrical world sheld N alice
tionate esteem so that any demonstration for his
benefit Is sure TO be brilliant. On tie occasion
named the tragedy rchcarsal from The Critic was
acted with Charles Harcourt Horace Wigah'
Waller Joyce. Edward TerrS, Miss r. FaTren'
Miss F. duncan, Miss STANLEY. Miss ). Turner. G..
w Apsop i q Taylor j. Maclean, T.. j. George,
X. Cox. NJ. J. Hill. Robert soutar Harry PayLe'
aud Arthur Williams in the east; and this passed
off with delightful effect. Among the other artists
who appeared are mentioned John RYDER Thomas
Swinbourne. Lionel Brougb, GcoTgc Ilonoy-whp
sang In My Chateau Of Pompcrnk. M. Marius,
]. Fernandez Mis- Marie dc Grey, and Miss Con
stance ioseby. This must have been one Of tie
most hearty and thoroughly ENJOYABLE incidents
of the present theatrical season IN London.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15


BABBIDGE Fat Bloomfield. y. J.. February H. Mrs. Nancy
BabDidge widow OF the st John L. Bsbbidse. Of salem
Ftends Of the family res0sctfay attend the
deaSs Of On her aS1ay & tIA Warren q hna at tito
peO Si. ssS on The ION u:5 and Mary rel
General n ugh Brady. agol II years
BIAUvELT-on Friday morning. MArtin f. Blsuvelt aged
Pnera .erycsS tits sq1aay aternoO3 s ooIoek at his
ts S9 rs wet a eissSS Sth and on
Inierment at Evergreen Cemetery, J.. on aondaT.
coIIN-At Hamburg, GERMANY February T. 1880. ~ ms
ianarHs Co. Of fiaiscity. FN 0'''-
DIMSICK-At Honesdale Penn. saturdsy February a.
Mrs Lucictia b. widow OF the late Hon samuel IL Dun
mick. ,,
c g 1 S aT ae.rpx 81 io he pres.nt % az he n funar.
win take the o a tram on the Erie railroad.
GALLATINIn London. FeOruary ~ Albert l.. Galatn.
IRELAND-o On saturday, February H. Hannah widow Of
Relatives friends rssDeouuy invited to attend the
1nera a, her 81 LeIfngouave tuesday
LoRDon Saturday l4h Inst at his residence. NOnelai
Notice funeral hereafter
McvIcKARon saturday morning February II. Cathanue
mend. q tho family are respectfully & ns'ed 70
st. MONDAY. the 10Th, at : o'Ioek p. m
oGDENAt his residence nlmhurst % near cheaso on Pr-
Of pneumonia, a the Goth yoar u his ase.
PELI-On Friday morning February Is, Robert Livingston
relatives and friends
attend fupeTa at Trinity Chapel 25thst. Monday
ton IL is requested that flowers be sent
EAt I@da M February i? at t9e rssidenee Of hts
brother OF George 4. Price of BROOKLYN
at congregational Church. BnRhamon.
sunday 18th inst. at 3 .. Ia.
sNETHEN-on Friday inst chronic rhenma
at Chicago his return from the Hot Of Arkansas
Nicholas g. Snethe, Of New Orleans, Ia the 6sth
his age.
TwEEDA Par France February 49, Mary j. wife Of the
late William NJ Tweed.
vAIL-At North salem n Y, Thursday. February ~,
Nancy III. Nail. In her 10Th year.
the Unyersalst Church North SALON. NJ
Y. sunday. February 10. ai .. IN.
"K" ComPANY 7TH RTGIMESr. N. q. p. n. Y.l
ARMoRT. NEW YORK February ID, 1880
/ II becomes the palnIu duty Commandant TO
nounOe the death OF Corporal Lewis King OF this company on
FRIDAY. 18Th inst -. - A., IN H..
Nv order ot CAPTAIN LENTILH0N.
j. r. SCnRaMERnoRS Acting First Sergeant
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS
PREPARE FOR A COLD SNAP.
To IN. Edttor OF TIE Tribune.

To the EdtfOr OF The ,TrfbHne.
SIR, In order to point meteorological
OF force. permit me TO call attention
a rather subject. the weather and especially 70
prolonged and somewhat irregular period which has
the past OF December aud January ana
likely to characterize part Of the present current
month.
A period noted for somewhat similar eccentrctles
and asouabenes occurred many OF your readers
viii remember during the Winter Of 1s1l-12 ana IL Is
with tho view guard against repetition OF some or
the effects time possibly, that refer TO IL now
The resources OF our machinery and the
astuteness Of weather-wse prophets often fall 20
account very conspicuous phenomena as Tor
Instance the relation OF The recent prevalence OF mild
weather over considerable portions Of this country
especially along the coast, 10 the equally unusually
severe weather in Europe. vtur ne snow ana ICE
In En- Land and France. the freezing OF the lakes In
Switzerland, etc.
whether or no some OF Natures machinery gets ont
of adjustment aud put Into repair too quickly to en-
able our eteoroogiss TO discover the II Is Ger
tain that intervals the laws which SUCH men as Hum
boldt Arago aud others have had reasonable tustnca
tion IN formulating with regard to certain geographical
areas fail their proper influence AT mes; ana
If they in turn be In measure anticipated really
great deal OF damage and discomfort may be avoided
In the month OF December. 1871 the maximum reau
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS SMASHED.

BUFFALO, Feb. IA collision occurred on
the Canada Southern Railroad. TlsOnburg, yester
day between two heavy freight trains; but fortunately
OF the train-men injured. So complete was
the wreck tEat track had be built around IT, allow
the passenger train due here 20 pass The accident Is
attributed to the train dispatcher aud IL 10 stated that
nothing has been seen of aim since.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
1Wo TRUANTS Cultured.

BRANCHvILE, n. j., Feb. 1.-two boys,
giving their names WiIe Hatfield and Freddie
Carter, thirteen and twelve years old T6spec-
lively were found slowed away in grain car here
tins morning. They stated that they resided IN New
YORK and that they away from home seek their
fortune as farmers. They Will be sent home.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
MIDYIGHY WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Spi0psis ror ne pat - hOHrs

Spi0psis ror ne pat - h0Hrs.
WAsHINGTUS. Feb. -. a.m.--The barom-
e:er has ricn the Atlantic Coast with slightly colder
and partly cloudy weather. clearing New Eu gland and
rain IN Tie South Atlantic Coast. Cold clear weather
continues 20 the CUT States. Tennessee ana the Ohio
valley with Increased uics-urc and sonth % west
tLd- The temperature In the Northwest ANA
Upper region. I'M south 10 west winds less pres
-urr ana generally Gle ather. Cloudy weather con
uuuca ia tho Lower Lake region. with Increased pres
sure aud s0ulhcry wlads aud no change ia tempera
lure.
IIidlcan9Hs.
In the Middle states slight fall IN temperature partly
cloudy weather northeast winds. shifting 20 south aud
west, and rising followed by failing barometer
For New ENGLAND. colder ard partly cloudy weather
eeastery To s1utherly winds. and rising followed by
falling barometer.
C1u,iOHnry Signdts.
Cauiionafy ofshore signals continue from Kitty
Hawk 10 Cape Hcnry.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. 10. l a. m.-The barometer
rose rYpidly after y. M. Yesterday. Cloudy weather
with light RAIN WAS followed oaTly IN the day by
clearing and fair weather. Tho temperature ranged
brtvccn 3G2 and 49, tho average 42os'l being 23le
higher the same day last year, ami Sis' lower
than on Friday.
Clear or lair weather with slightly rtfnperatGres
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r., NOUNS. HornnR NiEhL lBAR.
-. . e,orta, slke : 9tnf1 % lnehe,
80 TF-F7r-t ryr-yr y T-TyrT r-r-Ta3
80 f--,-rs - IN n t9fg ~ ~, isf f-tF7r
q T.. y Z r.
AZ 49, .1s-tt-- ~ 4 .I-i-l. ,-i~li-s
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. . sBy 80 I -.
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~ ~ kSl.l N LII IL ~ tt..-3.4
81 E-Illt ia ~ N. q 4 LIZ 4 4 q is3-E1
36 III 49, 81. " vs. -. .f.k-t-Al ". k[k5t-S.&.
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