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vMrs Hamilton" An old lady, known u" oianu",
hamilton" had been inmate OF the Home TOT
rears. and was accordingly sent for by the ma'ron
when she and the visitor met in the parior 'e '.r
sobbed out: .'Mother. mother don't you know LouiSa
20, mo ~ said Grandma peering with her BIND eyes
snd shakipe her head oily daughters. LOUISA ana
lizzie. are both dead. You cannot be Louisa But
,ndsed 7 AIN and Lizze is living. too ana Tor
ye., pve been looking for you everywhere ana W."
I've found you" And while they ~ep' on .aoa
others necks the spectators withdrew with mosteneu
va. and left them to talk over their new-found happ
ness together Next day Grandma" wrapt III iurs anu
velvets went away 10 her daughters home ieavng 'n
little poorly furnished room where ior JTts o,ama
bean W aiiipg for the summons Of death Inc tApld"
tion that fifteen years ago Louisa mHSrleI anu
california Lizzie remained III ono. write 'her I"',,
nth a snug little competence. came to Chlcl9" tni
they lost trace each other. Mr. HaL 'ono ,
money and was obliged 10 TAX" up er ap'.e w ,,nh
Home for the Frendess Lou sa'S husband n"c'ae M
In California and she came back. found Lzze anu
after a weary almost hopeless SEARCH 'ouhu III ~
IN the Chicago Home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
GAMBLING HOUSE RAIDS fRUSTRATAD.
DIR. CRosBY's EXPERIENCE.

DIR. CRosBYs tXPERIFNCE.
70 the Edttor OF The tribune.
SIR; Permit me to give you leaf from the
Journal of the Society for the Prevention OF Crime:
On Friday, January 81. we called on the Supcrin-
tendent of Police. and made arrangements for a
raid on Saturday. On Saturday January %, we
met in Judge Wandelps private room thirty police
men who did not know whittier they were to be led.
Our points Of attack were three notorious
gambling dens in Nassau-st., and one III
Fuiton-st On arriving at the four places at
the same time different squads actng), all
of them had been turned into innocent clnb-rooms'
with every vestige of gambling and gamblers re-
moved although one hour previously all OF them eere
in full blast. This has been exp rence before.
Can any one doubt that these law breakers have
official friends, who receive regular payments from
their profits. and in return protect them from dan
gert New-York must get md OF ribed officials before
we can enforce law. Yours very truly.
Heto- York. Feb. o, 1854 HOWARD CROSBY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
MR.. ROWE'S NEW PLAY.

One Of the most notable new pieces Of the present
season Is Mr.. George Fawcett Rowc's comeiy OF
Beauty" which WAS produced recently lJanuary To-
AT Ottawa and which is satire on the fashionable
beauty craze of the present period. An Ottawa
paper supplies tins account OF its plot: he hero
me Ariodne the beautiful daughter OF Mr. M1kIt,
proprrtor of the perennial Pill and Balm Of 81
ioam" has. when girl of sixteen, been ehtrapped
into an apparent elOpement with her fathers town
traveller. who is a comic scOuudrel with dramatic
yearnIngs named Jeiiic0e. She takes the alarm
when she discovers how she has been
COMPROMISED, and returns to her home. hut thence
forth Is to some i'll the power of this rascal
She subs. auentlv marie, Frank IrtrOT poor and
struggling bariist,r OF good family vii" ilnlnuTes
his beautiful young wife ia an obscure lodging.
" iIie he hlIn>e passes evenings VI the koclrtV O
his old fashionable aSso lateS' 4I'ddRr' lnulgh"h
M Lis ucpirci Vearus u share in TIA" iTunIls OF
those fashionable beat - ot whom she reals III tic
socipiy plperS aud wdO>e personal attractions she
convinced are interior {" her own. me opioI-
tuIltv presents itself III The arrival OF Ld'y
CLdritGl HnHdicdp, PtSsee hdY Of it"hI"h' VINO -
Struggling 10 maintain her position against 'ho
superior ATTRACTIONS of "A vOunger rival
she call, st the lodgings on her oid ally, FTdhR
Ir ,1r ON, 10 her astO ISHtncnt, she 81 Sewers
To h. married. sue ~ greatly struck with Ar'H0"r :
beauty and fancrs she s'ec III h"r' h' 'nrhiiN ol
crushing the pr"tcusIOns of her nNal ana rhllSts
tnr services OF dridHe III tahraux she Is about 10
grt up at Handicap Lodgt. -1rddne' having 'i7
covered the real cal'>r Oi h'r hnspahu Iiti',IA
an enc. falls INTO her plans and Is carried Oh ny
her new friend to the dl>nlaN OF her bNh':. lh'i
ir1dne enters Oh the career "i a pI"irsHl"lal
beau gets involve III gent ana c3inIf"hIS'' ~
yarnl> WAYS, and - unallv aWakeIrd I" u sense g..
her weakness, and tOilN III tine 10 HiNt iIrf from
The last fatal step winch would nave Iuiheh h"r
tuturp life The dialogue il EpaTkllu atIi rpl-i.Nh
ratr almIIndlug III tTrnChant Ilidslons 10 ndih -
tne tolIirs of fashlonaOlo llic line situations -tc
highly dramatic.
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4 NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT Burner.
THE DISCOVERY OF A CINCINNATI MANrFACTrREl
A METHOD BY WHICH IRIDIUM CAN DE FtsEl
AND CAST.
nr TELEGRAPH TO THE IRGbrNr.l

'''N' ''''''
A METHOD by WHICH IRIDIUM CAN De FUSED
AND CAST.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE iRIbrNEl
CINClNNATI, Feb. G.-FOr over twenty years
Mr. Holland the GOLD pen manufacturer, OF this city,
has been experimenting with iridium, seeking some
method by which II might b. fused. Some time ago lie
discovered "a hux which ho mixed with the
Iridium dust and successfully fused II IN
common cruclbc IN ordinary draft furnace He cast
the metal In any shape desired and III bars or ngos
weighing as much ia The metal thus fused
and cast def, the HE and resIss all acids. The only
mechanical way OF cutting IL Is ny friction
with copper wheel charged with diamond
dust or fine corundum Professor Nelson Perry OF the
Cincinnati Universally regards this as one vi the most
wonderful discoveries mctGllurgy he ever Kne"
Az soon ns hs discovery Holland saw that
iridium would be valuable burner Tor electric lights
Iridium burners two inches long. and RON Cnc-pShtn
ia of AN men tncK were Nsed, DuJ inc ma
cnnrv usrd wIs found to he too powerful Tor an III
caudescen sht winch Is al that was Aimed al with tile
mu,im hnturr Inc night produced. however was very
plrusant, and hO glass gl"ors, were NECESSARY
~ lie .imo-uhere prO.uted no ELECT on he metal.
Exr.rlmrnIs are now IN progress WIN HE Maxim ma
ruuc me electric current Of WuIch en- De more cas-
rr.unird Sci ~ burners tah b. Ilrii- iu lO abo1t
md tnr-e burners Will rada - trI-cailr Gnt up"
nrr..ni r,ru,uiuns FOR ind nntc tillI' MI Ioihhu
IA patented his discovery IN hs country ana also III
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Take II all in all it must be conceded that
Mr. Hayes has made q very isr acknowledgements
Courier (Dem) -,
A little vigorous leadership now ana TINS
ronsrass Si,l rtoupd thu credit OF the party IN the
maiorty.-ICi ncinnati Enquirer tDe".l
Twice thirty-seve pair of eager arms IN
the senate will be willing To Gasp por,N ."rU, I
David Davis Qf they cam afer the 4th III 'i"0"-lN
frOft Post and Tribune thep)
On the second of this month the "coon y
came out OF his hole. saw his shadow aud went back
sgain for an Indefinite period Tue D,mo"r tic party
has done likewise, only little more so-W hdmsport
Gazette (Rep)
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE GREEK PREMIER's POLICY.

ATHENS, FEB. g. 1881.
In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday Pre-
m"r Coumouudouros denied that Europe unfrlendly
TO Greece. The Powers certainly desired peaceful 10
luton but they advised Greece to curta her de-
inands The Powers had advised Greece to avoid a
pe'lpat" ri Jture with Turkey. Greece, therefore,
however tue best Interests of tnr country.
BERLIN Feb q. 1881.
me North German G0-et'e says the Greek Minister
Hr' ms gYeH notice hdt Greece cannot entertain ap-
ph'dt 'ns TO IN the Greek Army, the laws OF the
country prohibit the enrolment " foreigners,
LONDON Maudty, Feb Z. 1891.
The Berlin correspondent of The Daily Ners
har le son 10 ley that decided understand NJ WAS
arrived "a on IT, Greek question at the conference be
tween Mr. Goscheu AMI P.nce Bismarck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
TRYING To LOOK PLEASANT.

FTOW TIC
The passage by the Senate OF the Demo
cratic caucus resolution does not look as Inc Demo.
orats had "backed down." charged by some Of the
REVOLUTIONARY Republican organs. TIE Republicans In
the HOuse NAV rear and kick the proposition that
the President the has right 10 count the
electoral vote many Republican leaders are on
record As denylng the prepOsterOuS clam THAI the
official uamed has that right The DemOt rats propose
yention shall count the vote according tn custom Il
mast years and the count shall be thus ,cted next
Wednesday,
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IcE BOEND IN DELAU4R& BLY,

LEwEs. Del, Feb 6.-The weather tonight
T. clear and warmer ana tie indications are Tat the
H.. gorge will break up wl'hh I"i9 'H" "oui'' Auo
,.,,t.,. ,.,, ,.h,u,r,I in tow tug 1ccnn-eh.
t,s arrived off The CG9eh, bound In. lilo
mark C,sco and two unknown sehoonrrs are pack' Il
II, In. ice near the Beacon Lighthouses the Casco -
,''rt5 .aktnQ The steamer ID. j. Foley Il cc-bound
and i.,ki.r her pumps being kept constantly COL T.
I, ship Nrw cit, has been forced 100 yaiIs hear,r o
h,rh ne brig j. j. Merry is WI nin yards
49, th, stno nile An Italian barn near ~, breik"hicI
IL drag ing and has us ner JDboo!h Inc position u
me nlnrr Neaaes IN lne LAIDOr ItLnnns uneu-nseu.
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THOMAS CARLILE.
DIED FEBRUARY 5. 1881.

DIED FEBRUARY D. 1851.
Gone, the HerO-wOrshpper,
To the Land, whore heroes livel
One more star 10 in the heavens,
And one less has Earth to give.
"He has lived his hfe." men say;
Yet his spirit knows not age:
ekvward longing. ID has burst,
Like an eagle. from Its cagel
No more mighty blows OF Thought.
Roughly wOrded, tender-heart"dl
Al. that scholars knew their iove
Ere the Teacher had departed!
Poet, too, who saw more beauty
Than his critics ever rhvmedl
They, like beasts the farmer fOd iors.
Shook the ladder mitch he chmbedl
Mourn him not IN lines dOlorOus,
He needs not single tear;
In the place We dream OF. DER us,
He Is more at home than here.
Goethe, Dante there will meet him,
And bis own melOdiOus brother.
Robert Burns, who waits TO x eri him.
Worthy son OF Scotland Mother
Royal spirit. take thv rest
Thou art richer, we are poorer;
Yet because thou Last been with Us
Life is manlier, Heaven surer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
r,y4yJ0y or CHuECHEs LOoKhD FOR

At fine Q o'clock mass at st. Mary's Roman
C,tnollc Church yesterday, t"e Rev. Father Gleason
, n t e spirit Of bgOuy rampant IN legislation.
am, mat me time far distant when CAu cb prop
"rIv w',iI be taxed. In sucn contingency, Ne rad.
- - suid be OBI cd to close our doors II IN the inean-
INN. - a. ternined utur IS not mace 10 wide out our
md bi,uur>s" The cDt the churcn at The beSnnlbH
- he year was S3s 300 Tue present Indebtedness Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
DEPRESSION IN SPAIN.

MADRID Feb. @. 1871.
The Government has decided to prohibit
baqu@S the anniversary OF the proclamaon of tue
Spanish Republic IN 1873
Ia the Chamber Of Deputies Yesterday the Colonial
Minister said "a slavery IN CubI abolished, the
Government recognized the Hrcrsety OF replacing slaves
by iree abOrrrs bat decision with regard to Chinese
labor had been arrived at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
THE pEsI1I,T Or A WISE CHANGE

From The R0cHeSTeT DetHUrTUt ufU CHI"tItIt NItV.
The fact of Mr. Hlsc0ck's candldncy and the
powerful support he receiving from us CO leagues ar
the best commentary upon the policy OF rrelectl'
eapsble Representatives. For long period n W YORK
has been very foolish In this regard and Represent
tive had barely opportunity 10 show his capacity
when he rotated out Ia make room for new III al,
whose clans were solely those ~ being an active
political worker locally. or of living some Town or
county other than winch his pre- dtceNsOr resei
This lad the effect I'LL he delegations with mex
perienced men. who haa neither the chance To show
their ability become wei qldintrd win mrD RS
Of the House. We seem 10 have uered upon an era OF
reform this respect. and tie Me- YORK Rcpub lcai
deeestlOu i'm the House CUhslst almost wG0
of experenced members. whose united mont no onIN.
hut whose personal standing and nt nee also VIII
be very Yer suasive the organ ZdtOn OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
4 HEAVY STORM IN OREGON.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. Con Friday heavy
vipd..tofm passed Over Goryas. MarOL County. A
number OF houses were blown down. \ large school,
house. with 100 pupils and teachers IN H. was carried
eighty yards Dy gale. and several children were
hid v Iurt, though none were Riiled. heavy rains
IND I'M rl.l
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR2.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SgnOpsis fol-. ne past "a hours.

Synopsis for he past q hours
WASHINGTON, Feb. z, a. m.-The barometer
is hignes aud rising in tie Middle states and NewEn
gland. storm of considerable energy ls central In
louisiana Heavy rain has fallen in the Gulf States, and
rain in the Northwest and Upper Lake region
Far weather has prevailed In the Atlantic States. Lower
Lake region and the eastern portion OF Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley. The temperature has renamed nearly
stationary in NewEngiand; in other districts 1t Las
NOrtneast@rly winds prevail the Atlantic Goa
States Lower Ike region, Tennessee and the ONO Val
ley and caStery il the Upper Lake region aud NORTH
west
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic states warmer. clear or party
cloudy weather northeast yeering 10 southeast wlnds
falling barometer.
For Nrw-Engand clear or partly cloudy weather
nurthery 10 easterly stationary or hSuer
temperature, rising followed 0y falling barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

rant the State Treasury In favor Of Thomas Murphy Tor
$500 and interest since March H. 1879. Inc amount
Is claimed due for Appraiser OF the In
surance Department under superintendent 5myth,s al
nintraOn and to be referred to the state Dy the In
Hurance cOmnnlip..
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The CHINESE ALARMED.

LONDON. Monday. Fen. 4 ISL.
A dispatch to The NcwS from st. Petersburg
Any tne war party IN PeK.n collapsed receiving
intelligence OF the capture Of Geek lCpc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL.

An Amsterdam newspaper states that Men0ttl
Gal"ad has been requested to accept the command OF
a corps % volunteers for the Trlnsvail.
The @nndards di >patch from Newcastle. Natal states
that the garrison OF WakkcrstrOOm is holding out well
Ii has made sOrtie and captured stores.
An olclal telegram announces that the GlrrsOns OF
Pretoria. Gutenberg and RuSteDbcrg are well pro
yISluued -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb 7, n. m.-The barometer Is
very high, the emcnt yesterday having been almost
steadily upward. Clear and fair weather provided The
iemn3r,ture ranged between 200 and 3D. the average
f253ss being 6 gler than On the corresponding Gay
las. ycar, and 5l29 higher than on Saturday.
Clear Dartly cloudy weather with higher temper
urys may be- expected to-day in this city anu Vcnlty
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
A6srac Meteorological Report for the Weeh sndedat pan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
ONE PHASE OF SOU rHERN REPUTATION.
From The TTOu Times (ReD.i

The peculiar meanness of Reputation as
raCtlsed by Southern States IL vVdY Illustrated ny inc
fast that committee has appointed IN behalf o.
the Peabody fund to memora'za tue Governor anu
Ieg,slature OF Mississippi and urge the Amenl OF
81 600 900 State bonds belonging to the fund which
Misslsepp repudated The fund Ia devoted to educa'
fiona purposes in the South, and reputation ~ TIC
bonds under circumstance Is specially cJnteuploe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
THE ROUr OF TIE TEKKES.

st PETERsBCRG. Feb o. ISL
A dispatch has been received from General
skobeeh, under date of February l. stating that two
columns mad been in pursuit OF the Tekkes. who
fl 10 the sand desert after the destruction Of Cock
Trpr The inha .i'antS Of Annohave presented an ad
dress 10 Gederal SkObce the protection Of
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
THOMAS MURPHYS CLAIM.

ALBANY, Feb. 6.-An order has been en-
ter,d la accordance with Judge WeslbrOoks decision
announced several weeks ago. for preparatory man
damus 10 compel Controller Wadsworth TO draw Ills war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

GIVE ATTENTION to the first symptoms Of a
Lung Complaint, and check the dreaded its
cipiency by using Dr. Jaynes ExpectOrant safe, Old.
fashioned remedy for all Affections OF the Lungs and
BrJnchia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

dragging their sons John II. Law. five, and Henry
Marley, age eight seds the ice this afternoon
They had crossed Taunton River and when they were
between Bray Point and Hog Neck the Ice broke
and all four were drowned. The bodies have not beey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

When man begins to go down hill he finds
every thug creased for the occasiOn says philosopher.
who might have ad led tha he 10 climb up hs
finds everything creased for the occasion, tOU.-Ph&
dol ltia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
TIE OVERDUE BATAVIA.

LoNDOS. Monday. Feb. 7, 1851.
Premium on the overdue steamer Batavia,
WAS freely dealt In at live TO on saturday at
LONd5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
TIE LATE THOMAS CARLYLE.

LONDON MOnday, Fob. 4 1871.
The universal feeling is that, in the absence
OF specific Instructions IN his will, Mr. Carlyle will be
buried in Westminster Abbey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
yEN1URiNG UPON 1REACHEROUS ICE.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 6.-Wl lliam Law,
age thily-nino. spinner at the Linen Mill anu eauei
y,rl,v nge thirty a weaver at the Union Mil, were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
CHARLES SUMNER AID NE INDIRECT CLAIMS
Whites Reply 10 John Russet lounG-A md"GeS' er' or
, Mr. inug's Letter that

The only point III Mr.. lUung's letter that
requires attention that ia wbc sais Lat ne pre-
fere 10 accept narrative Of the PreSdrut who knew
ali about them 1.-THE indirect claims % aud who DOird
for his clear accurate matnemHuc memory. 10 nat OF
q CORES pondent who III no way concerned III the
Transaction aud knew more than d hundred other
eorrespondents living The wing aud STRIVING for
bews" Now let us soc. General Grant t0ld AR Young
that Mr. Sumner chairman OF the natr Comm tec
on Foreign Affairs when the "caSr' OF me United
States presented at the Geneva Tribunal WAS d."
pf thai committee at tina me aud had not been lOr
months. In this Instance, al least, General Grant 5
clear accurate. mathematical inemOry ga hlm mo
An error Is fair to cOnc!oir tiit having De-
BETRAYED by his remarkable memory IN regard 20 one
pOpt Il important ONE pivotal one" l
had almost said since II Mr.. Sumner nor chairman
chief reason FOR cOn>uiilnE lin 'd
NOT exist:hen there reason TO belltvs That lie III gh
have been mistaken other points, especially ds all
the evidence now o be obtained contra
diets him - &C.,,
MI Sumner was a who never shrked responsible
fty for anything which he aid II lie lad any part III
preparing case for the Geneva tr!bunan H. al
gwen aivice about u, he never would nave criticised
General Grants administrator for presenting tue iud
rect claims. Aud having sutr"d fOD such Criticisms
hands the Aduins RAJ .wntn IL came 10 ihc us
defence the Dext year, would certainly have IN IStcd
hpOn his ring his OF the rc-p"nsity Iht
Is all there General Grant Is conltdct"u u Nv
me- but the recorded facts OF history, and ~ th' "s
b events ntte careful studv o. the histOrV al
the second administration Of General GrAut VIII also
disclose Mr. Young the TACT tina he l. tKtn wren
be saws that General Grant President " create the
tribunalS The tribunal before wncI IN 9 iudrec
plains" we're presented was created by the treaty oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

n-rica
n Civ, hVhOu)t unst)rsls
waite a: Ii Isbu
BY TI.DIi;npr to;.: r''rslt
Ait:i.si tlf
AlLlsfhAr I. ll3 JrIllEAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
Do.itiral Noiices.

IXth Assembly District Republican Associa ton Reg
ular monthly citing BeecKer Auiiding this MONDAY
'''"'"9' JOHN W. JACoBUs. PresG
GEoBGE W. Lucky, Secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

Repairing Department
THEODORE Is. STARR,
JEWELLER,
206 FIFrH.AVE. Madison square,
Between 18th aud 26th.sts.
REPAIRING
OF Watches Cloeks. Jewelry suyerware Fans &c. and
REMOUNTING
OF Precious Stones executed in the most satisfactory
manner at MODERATE CHARGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

ALBANY, Feb. G.-S. H. II. Parsons. for
mrry police magistrate and pension agent, died th''
rnnrIing afirr long lLC.A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
SIR RIcnAVp q. MCDONNELL

LONDON. MonLay Feb !. ISL.
Sir Richard Graves Mcdonnell, VINO was
succes.iyely Governor VI South Australia NJ 81 ana
Hong Kong, Is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

LONDON Feb L Hamburg. American Line Gelert Capt.
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MARRIED.

HANCY-FERRY-On "Wednesday February 9. 1891. at the
Church Of the uc1ruaOu. ~ the Rev Arthur Brooks Mr..
Edward j. Hancy Miss Eliza Ferry, both Of New YORK
No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
Obituary..
L G. SIiTEMAN.

BosroN. Feb. G-Thc Hon. T.. c. Sherman,
S,.J yer, suddenly tins morning Of ap' pcXy.
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1uerlIi NuIlees


Henry A. Daniels VI D. Il f. EtolIVs. a,ar 2Jth's
Hour - AT ) Oh
Attention u g'ndcntl
Important Art sale.
GEO A. LEAVIrT & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
THE THOMAS REID COLLECTION.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
the Leavitt GaleI Oh Broadway, evening
FIR>rCLA>S MODERN PAINTINGS.
COLLECTED BY THOMAS REID Esl. tn. city.
NAMES OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED
the
THOMAS REID COLLECTION:
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Beard ". IT., DLlk. Lemaire, SlLJnett,
BrJWL j. u. DE al 1s, " L. Le,Trl SchOrnlrber
bil!louln, II Ir0r >cheuCh,
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