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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-13
VOL. XLvnI.
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Tuesday Morning, Jan. IS, 1880.
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NEW ADVERIISEA AENIB TU-UA An Iron WIIl-Grand Opera House. Bonds and Stocks-Bunnel Scranton. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists'. Diseases of the Fest-Dr. Welch. For Rent-Front Rooms-6 Library Street. For Gale-Businees Property-H. P. Hoad'ey. Groceries and Ooa1-George Hughes. Groceries etc-Andrew Goodman. Lost-Diary-298 Chapel Street. Money to Loan-Alex. McAlister O.. Ornamental Trees, etc.-Wm. Q. Roberts Oo Probate Notice-Estate of Bev1l P. Smith. Russian Baths-27S Grand Street. The Cohdasium-Nicholas Weller. To the Ahicted-Dr. Welch. Varnishes Oils, etc.-Booth Law. WaDtsd-Carvers-P. J. Hayes. Wanted-Rooms-"O. T. D." ted-Eituation-115 East Street. Wanted-S -Situstion-148 Putnam Street. Wanted-Situation- Meadow Street..
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OTHELLO.

This evening MT. George Edgar and Mir. Joseph Wheelock are to appear at the Opera House in Shakespeare's great tragedy of "Othello, supported by a irst-class company. Mir. Edgar is talented and able actor, and all who attend may be sure of 8 fine perform
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Preparing for Inventory.

Notwithstanding rising markets we desire to reduce our stock and clear out 8 quantity of goods this month, and among other means to that end we have opened again ive-cent counter, on which will be found dress goods, ginghams, calicoes, lining cambrics, toweling, bleached and unbleached cottons-al goods that will probably never again be offered at the money. j12 St J. N.. ADAM < Go.
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THE WEATHER RECORD.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIoKR,S
 WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 13-1 A. M.
 Indications. For the Middle, Atlantic and New England staa rising barometer colder northeast to northwest wndF rain or snow, followed by clearing weather.
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Entertainments

This evening the Grays' Dramatic Associa- tion will occupy the stage at the Grand Opera House and will give one of those entertain ments for which the company is so famous. A large audience and very attractive entertain ment are insured,
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You are safe to act on the above advice aud buy now almost any kind of Dry Goods They will all be dearer. This month you have an especially good opportunity to buy well, as we are reducing our stock previous to taking inventory, and are closing out all win- ter goods. [i12 3tl J, \. ADAM < Go.
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The intentional mutilation of the speeches of public men is not so much to be regretted as that caused by cold affecting the organs of the voice. A perfect remedy for the latter trouble is Roberts Syrup of Tar, Boneset and Wild Cherry. It soothes and strengthens the irritated larynx and cures the speakers sore throat. Ministers and singers should use it. Sample bottles ten cents, large size fifty cents.
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Shirts.

We have in process of manufacture quan- tity of white shirts, made of cotton bought two months ago expressly for the purpose and of linen contracted for at the same time, en- abling us to sell them at prices that could not otherwise be quoted for equal quality. When they are ready we shall have a good shirt ai 50 cts, and better one at 75 cts. Our $1 shirt than which better cannot be made, we have full line of now. We shall advertise the others as soon as they are ready, and we request gentlemen who want 8 cheap and good article to wait a few days, as it will pay them better to do so than to buy anything else that can be got at the prices named.
 jan12 St J. N. ADAM < Go.
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CONGRESS WATEB.-Its superiority as 8 ca thartic and alternative consists in its entire freedom from everything bitter, acid or crude that produces headache, internal soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous membrane. All
 mineral waters that are dangerous irritants may be known by an acid after-taste. dS5W
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Gentlemen Tt will pay to go to J. N. Adam $ Co., and buy two or three years supply of underwear at the prices they are now selling at. See other paragraph about this. jig St
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 On licenses Harmon, Wood house and Beebe.
 On Numbering Streets-AIderman Far2an, Fulton and Redmond.
 Resolution appointing His Honor the Mayor and three other suitable persons to be named by him to represent New Haven's interests in the matter of the breakwater in New Haven harbor, passed.
 Resolution providing for the printing of three hundred copies of the Mayors message, passed Adjourned.
 College Notes.
 It is reported that there is case of diph- theria in South Middle.
 Eighteen faculties of medicine in Germany have declared in favor of vivisection as pro- cess of observation and study.
 The Harvard freshmen have begun their annual search after some crew to beat. Per hsps they had better try Cornell again.
 The will of William Ripley, of Columbus, Ohio, devises $75, ,O0O to Wesleyan University to found chair to be known as the Ripley Professorship.
 new telescope for the Halsted observatory. The funds for the former were given by MT. Henry Marquand of New York, and those for the latter were collected by subscription from l the alumni.
 The monthly meeting Of the Yale Alumni ASsOCAheAoA OA SoW 1oIh VIII Oo AeAu oo A9A. 1 monico's Friday, January 16. The annual l election of officers will take place at S:30 p. i m., after which W. N. Armstrong, '5S, will deliver tho address on ''Some Aspects of the Negro Question"
 Goethe once presented set of his works te | the Harvard College ibrary-a fact whicE has just been brought to light in the process of re- cataloguing the German literature. The Winchester observatory of Yale Col ege is now rapidly getting into working order It is nearly ready to furnish an accurate time l service for New Haven and the use of tht 1 railroads and the department-unique Il America-of watch rating is about going int | operation.
 1 All members of Linonia must obtain thei season tickets before noon Saturday, Januar. l IT, at IS South. After that date members cal obtain single tickets by applying at 238 Dur 1 fee. The next lecture will be delivered Mon l day, January 19, at p. m., by Professo | Sumner on 'fFree Trade" 1 The second of the Presidents reception was given last evening. The traditional rail appeared in time to make everything pleasan l for those who attended l Attention is called to an explanation of dis eases of the feet, as given by Dr. Welch il another column. Dr. Welch is very success l full in curing special cases needing treatmen at the hands of skillful operator. Shout our readers find themselves accompanied wit 1 sore feet, from whatever causes, they will d. | well to visit him at his rooms, 270 Chapel sl Corns, bunions, sore joints, ingrowing nails 1 and all difficulties of the feet successful | treated
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Our customers are aware that it has been our practice to make clearing sale of winter Dry Goods in January. The success of our business depends on our always having clean, fresh and seasonable goods, and therefore when it comes to closing out we let no con- sideration stand in the way of effecting that purpose. We have now marked down all winter goods to the ''certain to selP' point The bargains thus offered are, this year more rising markets it is exceedingly unlikely such prices will ever be made again.
 d12 3t J. N ADAM & Co.,
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in the city of New Haven, and the price is wonderfully low for such nice garments. Buy one for yourself or to give away for New Years present. H. Machol, 407 State street, is making up custom orders at unheard of low prices till February, to make room for spring and clear out winter stock.
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Table covers, napkins. towels, bedquilts,
 linen and cotton sheeting, diaper, pique, mus hns-all at the old prices this month only. Buy now. i12 St J. N. ADAM & Go.
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Cloaks at closing out prices. J. N. ADAM & Co., ian12 St
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Warm Lined Slippers and Boots. We have devoted this week to clearing out all flannel lined goods; samples in the win dows prices given inside.
 dS Ct WALLACE B. FENN < Go.
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IanuuaDe Vgut5lated.

Cloaks at closing out prices. J. N. ADAM & Go. ian123t
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Spatial 8otites,
EDWARD E. HALL & SON

OFFER CANNED aooDs.-osr1DA CORN AND ASPARAGUS.
 EXTRA PEACHES, PEAS, BEANS,
 TOMATOES, ,HYDK's SUGAR CORN
 FRUITS, ALI. VARIETIES CHOCOLATES, &c.-oHoooLATE-MKNIHR, ALr THE
 DIFFERENT GRADES, ALIKE
 THREPTA, BREAKFAsr COCOA,
 PARIsLAN CoooA, BRoMA, TABLE CHOCOLATE. COFFEE AND TEA.-THE FINEST QUALITIES OF Oo- LONG, JAPANESE, HYsoN AND 4 ENGLISH BREAKFAsr TEAS stss- JAVA, MARAcAIBo AND MOCHA
 CoFFEEs, GREEN, ROASTED AND
 GROUND, GUARANTEED PURE
 AND FRESH. TRY HALLS LAUNDRY SoAP. BEST NEW PROCESS FLOUR. FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER IN 9.LB. FAILS. NEW MoLAssEs, PLATES BUcKwHEAT, GRAHAM AND RYE FLOUR, OATMEAL, STEAM COOKED WHEAT AND OATS, MAcARoNI, VERMIoELL1 AND ITALIAN PASTE, OLIVES, CAPREs, PICKLES, BURNKrr's FLAvoR1NG EXTRACTS.
 THE LARGEST STOCK AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED CIGARS, WINES, LIoUoRs CHAMPAGNEs, CIARETs, coRD1ALs, &o., IN THE STATE. Low PRI- CEs.
 GmG11hhAut7Mzz<
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Ten cases of Mems Self-acting Overshoes at 75 cents pair. This is less than manu- lecturers price.
 dS 6t WALLACE R FENN & Co
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.Oloaks at closing out prices
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Having recently bought out an entire stock of eentlemen's Furnishings we have put on our counters all the underwear marked at ex- trenely low prices. The lot comprises such we'll known high. class makes as Cartwright & Warner'e, the Dudley Hosiery Co.'S, she British Mfg Co.'S. the American Hosiery o.'s, the Norfolk & New Brunswick Co.'S, &c. It is job lot only in being incomplete in the assortment of sizes. The goods are all of very high class and in good order, and the prices we have put on them are from 50 to 60 cents on the dollar below what they weresold at. [d9 5t] J. N. ADAM & Go.
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The Best Overcoats

Furniture Cretonnes, the best selections and the lowest prices at
 ian12 3t J. N ADAM & Co.'s
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Dress goods at..closing out prices. J. N. ADAM $ Go. ian12 St
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Oloaks at closing out prices. J. N. ADAM $ Go. jan123t
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We Have No Competition in Thes

Have placed upon our shelves this morning the balance of our winter stock of Rubber Boots. They are all warranted first quality goods, purchased before the enormous ad- vance in raw rubber. We retail them by the pair at less than factory case price. Look for prices in our large advertisement in another part of this paper.
 d8 Ct WALLACE B. FENN $ Go.
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Ruy Now.

Cloaks at closing out prices. J. N. ADAM & Go. jan12 St
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LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

[For Additional Local News See Fourth Pase.l
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Brown and bleached cotton cloths all grades and widths at and below wholesale quotations. ian12 St J. N, ADAM & Go.
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J. N. Adam tS Go. are selling woolen shawls
 at old prices. They have splendid stock of
 them. ian12 St
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-12

he should be judged lunatic and sent 10 an
hef A patriot, statesman and soldier, those
thres qualities that constitute him capable Of
governing grand governmentaggr to
u population Of forty-eight millions of peo-
ple Of so much diversity of interest. Who is
il then in all this broad land tn has not faith
in ais honesty of mind, purity of purpose
and love OF country, doubles, too, like one
of our former statesmen, who has passed of
the stage of action, who knew no north,
south, east or west, but can do Justice to all
sections of this great commonwealth. 1t
seems to me his elevation to the highest
office within the gift of the American people
or majority, will bring US back to the days
of Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Andrew
jackson. l don't only think SO, but
feel in my bones that lie
will do his best in that direction.
All honor, then, to Dougherty, of New
York, and others, in bringing him forward.
Why, his letter of acceptance stamps him at
once as a mar who will not swerve one iota
from doing just what's right He says in
his letter of acceptance, public office is a
trust not bounty bestowed on the holder.
Who doubts, then, but he will apply the old
Jetlersonism? First, is he capable; is he
honest? What contrast, then, between
the Hancock and Garfield English and Ar
thur. shall not attempt to draw a contrast.
Leave that to all intelligent, unbiased readers
to determine for themselves After then,
ask, under which king, Bcnzani, wilt thou
serve. In conclusion, then, | say, hurrah
for Hancock and English
Very truly yours,
John II. BURR.
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DOTS FROM DENTON COUNTY.
correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence oil the Herald.
ELIZABETH, August 8, 1880.
Crop prospect has been fine. Corn crop
is magnificent, as good as have ever seen in
the state. The cotton crop was flattering
until quite recently. Since the rains have
ceased the boil worm has injured the aeecy
staple, how much, l am unable at this time
to state. / hope not as much as some seem to
anticipate. The oat crop and wheat crop is
sorry. The failure is so bad some talk as
though they were going to quit sewing
wheat. Milet crop is fine.
Times rather stringent, financially, but at
present the outlook is encouraging in several
aspects, more SO in particular as relates 10
our government changing hands from its
rotten corrupt rules, to honest and pure
minded men, two men who stand high up
on the roll of honor and fame Hancock
and English. I have been q close
reader for 40 years. Ever since the days Of
hard-cider, coon-skins, log-cabins, Tippeea-
noe and Tyler too, there nevor has been q
nomination since that time that gives more
universal satisfaction than that Of Hancock
and English. 1t will prove panacea for ali
existing evils, and ! presume no sane man
doubts their election. If 81, 1t seems TO me
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HancOck's Letter

In his famous letter TO Governor Pesse, Of
Texas, the nominee Tor the presidency Of the
United States, on the Democratic ticket
showed good bottom, and it is now remarked
by those best advised, that he had on a pair
of Clsncy's celebrated, double-bottomed, OF
seated drawers. Special attention given .tc
fits in shirts and drawers, at reduced prices
and satisfaction guaranteed. Call and see
him at 700 Main street.
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We have put ON holiday Garb for con-
VentiOn week Everybody
should avail themselves OF our
special bargains for this week
Goldsmith, ROsenthal 4 Co.
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE.
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Full courses In science and in arts. Specia
courses In agriculture, mechanics engineering,
applied chemistry, commercial business and
Expenses, including tuition, S97 for half year,
in advance. Board IS to 30 o month. State
and nc rmal students ey empt from tuition. Re-
duced or Tree transportation on application
Session opens September cd. Address, Rev.
Thomas W Humes, President.
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Send for Catalogue this Select School for higher Ed
cation Of young women. Located In the most beautiful
udhcathy of 81 Louis suburbs Buildings coumodious
grounds large and elegant-a delightful Home Num-
bers limited. Pupils may remain through summer
vacation Advantages OF both country and city. Expenses
moderate Address Prln., b. 7. BLEWETT, i. l., d
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The Death Of DIR. Tanner

Was caused by his changing from the
"Hume" whisky to other inferior brands
against the advice of his physicians. The
places to get this celebrated brand are Con.
rad & Co.'S Sample room, and on the conven-
ton grounds from Frank Cawthorn.
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St. Mary's Univer sity,

Galveston, Texas,
VIII be re-opened on Wednesday, Sept. Isl, lss
Parents who wish to promote TIE moral q
well as the intellectual development of thei
sons, Will do We'll to send them TO this instiu
tiOn,
All the Branches Of n thorough Commerc
and Classical course wi be taught by tn
corps Of experienced teachers.
Board and Accom- modatlons unsurpasl d
Liberty of conscience Is scrupulously respecte
Military instructions given three times week
Charges moderate
Dallas References Rev FatherJ hione, an
Messrs. Edwin Smith, Maxine Guillot and 10
Stone. For catalogue apply to
Rev. A, NJ. TRUCHARD, Pres.
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AT Their Old stand.

Meredith Bros, are at their new building
and will be glad to have all Of their old pat
rons and the public generally to call OF
them. Best liquors and cold lager beer.
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NORWOOD
High SchooEand College

Session lssO.sI opens Sept. -, 1880,
Attep ton is called TO healthfulness Of 10 5
cation, high character OF students, and thor
Gov 1,at sIocues and Information address
THOs. A. Seldom, Resident Principal,
Norwood p. o., Nelson Co Virginia.
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Choice northern potatoes, apples, krou
and choice cheese, at DeStefano Bros.
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DR.. WARDS SEMINARY

Nashville, Tenn closed it's fifteenth year
with 240 young ladies, and As graduates. An
estabhs he'd school Has met with great sue.
cess. Fine buildings in the city. Next ses-
sion, September LIST Send for catalogue.
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ST. LOUIS SEMINARY

o. any Of above parties, Boon vile, NJ,
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Our continued increase OF business IL
another proof that low prices
and first class goods il and Will
be appreciated by the people,
Goldsmith, ROscnthaI & 90.
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Europe,
Cheap tes TO and from. Bremen to Dallas.
Only $50. Apply to W. X. Wheelock, cor
ner Main and Austin streets
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[For Additional Lo,sl News sse sl anl 4th Pagss
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 good team and several COWS are advertised elsewhere at bargain.
 An entertainment for the benefit of the Day Nursery will be given early in February.
 Orient Chapter, of Bridgeport, visits Ex- celsior Chapter, of this city, tomorrow even- ing.
 The Sound steamer City of Boston has been hauled of for repairs. The City of Lawrence takes her place.
 At 6:45 o'clock yesterday morning John Kilray, laborer living at No. 299 Lawrence street, Hartford, was struck by an engine on the New York and New England road in that city and killed.
 The annual grand reception of New Haven Division No. TT, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, takes place February 26 at the Grand Opera House. This is their sixth an nual All the arrangements indicate splen- did success.
 A man named Arthur Morell, of Stamford, was found drowned in the harbor at South Norwalk Sunday afternoon. An inquest was held, and the verdict given that he came to his death by falling overheard in attempting to go on board while in state of intoxication. Ex-President Woolsey of Yale College, Hon. Francis Wayland, Rev. Dr. Leonard Ba- con and Simeon E. Baldwin appeared before the Committee on the Judiciary at Hartford, yesterday, in the matter of the proposed leg islation on divorces, as suggested in Governor Andrews message.
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Thursday Morning, Jan. 20, 1880.


" H " AO PH16 1CH H1ILV 4 o O-]<H% A Rare Ohance-Hon. ). A. Hatch. At Oosgrove's-Handsome Presents. Boots and Shoee-W. B. Fenn Go. Black Stlks-McGran & Shsnley. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists'. Elixir of Suphur-At Druggists'. Emerson's Megatherian Minstrels-Coe's Opera House Final Notioe-F. L. Lyons. FIour-Johnson $ Bro. For Rent-Rcoms-95 Olive Street. For 6ale-House, etc.-O. B. Foose.- Framed Pictures-Evarts Cutler. Great Clearing Sale-At Bretzfelder'B. Gentlemen's Congress Shoes-W. B. Tenn Go. Garbage Notice-Joseph lawrence. Hamburg EdginRs-McGrail 6hanley. Handsome Presents-At OosgTove's. Immense Succees-Dr. s. W. Fiske. Ladies' Button Boots-W. B. Tenn Go. Lecture-Rev. Robert Collyer. Meeting-Committee on Nominations. Money 10 Loan-Peter McQuaid. McGrail & Shanley-Cloakg.
 Notice-Bondholders N. H. < x. R. B. Pattern MAker-S. Chadwick.
 Probate Not ce-Estate of William T. Northrop. Poultry-D. M. Welch & Son.
 Real Estate Agency-W. P. Niles.
 Shop Worn Shoes-W. B. Tenn & Go. Sozodont-At Druggists'.
 Spring Goods H. Freedman.
 Trustee Sale-Ssmuel ". Hurlburt. York Bazar.
 Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam-Cutler Bros. Go. Wanted-Traveling Salesman-C. G. Watkins. WAnted-Situation-139 Temple Street. Wanted-Sf.uation-b Oak Street. Watches-S. Silverthau Son.
 ". B. Fenn Co-Shop Worn Shoes.
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Quinnipiac Engine Company.

Tuesday evening, the twenty eighth annual ball of the Quinnipiac Engine Co.,, of Fair Haven East, was given in Central Hall, and was highly enjoyed by those who braved the storm Chief Brown, with Miss Sevilla Bradley, had the honor of leading the grand march. The prompting was by George Rob- inson and music by Thomas orchestra. The programmes were the admiration of all pres ent, and were uncommonly fine and much prized. Great credit is due Chief Brown for his attention to this as well as other depart ments of the affair.
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Apollo CIubs

The second private concert of the Apollo Club for this season will be given on Wednes- day evening of next week. In addition to an unusually fine selection of work for the club they will be assisted by MT. Samuel s. San ford and MT. Ferdinand Dulckin of New York, pianists, and Mir. wulf Fries of Boston, vio- loncellist.
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ReyisIon of Citv Cbarter.

The Common Council committee appointed to revise the city charter were in session at the Mayors office last evening. The com mittee resumed their revision where the com- mittee of last year concluded, and so far pro gressed last evening that the charter may be said to be substantially ready to present to the Legislature for their action.
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A first-class stock at the Hub Clothing House. Every coat must be sold, and they are marked at prices that will surely close them out.
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ucRA

The large ice barges Chenango and Pontiac, from the Hudson river, are at Canal Dock, being freighted with ice brought down the Canal railroad from Southwick Ponds. The ice goes to the Knickerbocker Company and is of fine quality and averages nine inches thick.