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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE RECENT LOW TEMPERATURE.

The U'cekly Ueatter ChyOHiclc for the wecl,
ending JdnG. g. just issued by tine signal Oir' says
1.-THE conditions existing hrous out The
United sla,cs during the past week have been czcop-
tional The period has been marked by unusually low
temperatures over the whole country east tIc Rocky
Mountains. The lowest temperatures generally accom-
panied the on flow Of air from Of nigh barometer
which appeared 70 enter the Uuit,i stdrs from Mani
toba and ~ move southwark by Thursday. 10 the
Wcsfrrn Gu states. whence ii has moved u rih a-
yyardy ser tie Atlantic states. Iuc tNirrin' cn was
probably more severely felt in the .souiLtrh ana Mde
Atlantic states. where the following iu" c-|cia VT
were recorded IL paIenthesea are gwen lhr pIcyou
noted temperatures as rec rdei pa Sch'tCs "l
iso (Fort Brown. 2Oo); New orleans. 20 Q9p rEs-
burg I4o (i7o) Mobile lac Q9'J Sydnu 80, p tl1.
Charestuu 13o fort M0uric, l4 Augusta. = t--J
Washington, 14o T. Ia. o. Thursday m0rilug TIE
SOC which, If correct, one " the lowest temper
lures evrr recorded within TIC limits Of the Uul !
States. PcmDiua I'm December 1879, reported - o5'.
O;her low temperatures were reported 's follows DUNG
Buford, 800; Omaha. 90; the unrHing lSOthcrm 81
BOO through Texas TENNESSEE NOrtb Caro- Ina ana
New JERSEY. December 2S-FOrt Gurry,- Az Font
Buford and Duluth, - $40; Milwaukee, - 21'; -.
lOus-4o the morning isOtherm OF 3U1 passed through
Central Texas direct east to Georgia nj thence Oh the
North CarOlna Coast. December 29-N0rth Pate,
-l3o; the isotherm of 800 ran through Wcsttrn
florida, Georgia and tue CdrOinas. December 30
Brownsville 1872; Mobile, 14o; Cedar X vs. 22Si CIte
Hstteras 500; Washington, - 70; New YORK, - % ;
. 1872 Port Huron, - 40; Fort Benton. - 5G' Deem
Der 3l-BrOwnsyii.e, 30; NJ bic 2O0; washington,
10; except along the Pacific Coast ana 10 Southcln
Arizona and +. on Ia, the minimum morning tcmptrd-
isotnerIn OF 800 running through Northern !orida
Iauuary 1-HaSulngtOn, -l4O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
rICnCS or 1HE TELEGRAPH var.

A second attempt to cut down the line OF
the American Union Telegraph Company al Eanway "
j., was made Wednesday pight 1t VAS frustrated anu
DAVID Eningcr, Who had been arrested on the prev Os
night and Released bail, again arrested Tine
American Union lines were patrolic1 from Elizabeth TO
Unlonown during the night. but no further Efforts TO
modest the lines made. II WAS reported by tho
patrol that two men left Elizabeth Wednesday night IN
a sleigh AFTER having bought two new aIes Yesterday
morning he sleigh found and tho horsc was lyins
drowned ~ "A small stream. The men had disRppeared
but the axes still III the sleigh. IL was supposed
that intended 20 cut down poles Of tie loc
graph company. 80,
Officers Of TIE American Union Company reported thar
an Injunction had been obtained at Ashland, Ohl"
restraining the Western Union Company from intPTer
nv with the building Of the new lines along the CieYe
land Columbus Cincinnati aud indianapolis Railroad IN
That state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07


ANpEEsoN-At Orange. NJ. Thur.day. tho 9th inst,
Robert =. Anierson IN the 56tH year Of his age
Notc Of iGueral hereafter
ARMSrE ONG-At BroJa ~. +. De- January 8 1891 Lucy
Augusta wife Of l. W. Armstrong and daughter Of the ato
Fqnr from zon 7. F. Church wappiugers Falls y y.
FRIDAY, January Q. 1881
BIHD-At NornstoSn. NJ,Tuesday January D. 1851 IalO
Fuaer wees At The " T. Church Morstown or sltur.
uay, Eta inst, al ID N.
BRADY-In Now.YOrk. January 6, Catherine Py wife Of
Relye5 ADD iena are invited to attend the faner rom
January >. at p.
DAYENPoRr-In Brooklyn, T: D.. weane-e,v morning.
January ISL caroline A. vile OF william IS Davenport
Re friends are invited 10 attend the funeral on
Betoriave, near Cymer-st
DYoTr-AHer lingering illness on w~i2eslag lauqlry 8.
ynL L. Ellen reic OF william H. IyotL c as,d pop't'
COoneC ncut papers please copy
GILBERTon WEDNESDAY. January g. at the residence Of
Inc C. 'loert in Jae SON year 9t her sg'
cSra ,ly l1 be IN m watn az at o Ferry Oh tho
arrival " tho O'ciucG DDat
MFGIF-On ruesty. January :, Hester /. Briggs, WIDOW
Funeral at Boonion, 81. saturday, at II o. M
relative ami r,n5 are respectfully Invited u attend with.
Dsivals d lacsawanna aro,l train leyDs foot Of gag.
clay am hr HOplerstS. ~ ':2' a. "a
MONAHAS-At brooklyn, January J. 1881. Mrs Jane >toa'
aiah
OAKrY-it Manila Philippine I.ani, o. the I7ti Of ~
We bcrast. Fllcis OaSey, son u Wiam T. OAaey aged
OHEnrrUFFFC-A Pal ale plia. on Tu-sItv. J5r-5r,t
7..l y =. OF he, age
RJ.s ,LAt Pt,ersoa. X Jaa.giry r - M ili!
Of On" eev. J. D. Russell azcd - yct,S
S.tai! 3 ext. a. 10 am
sELOEN-.,t Brandon. VI. 'oh,w william ST den. Class y
Fare-i Il t L. =, l,o.ii ' January. at ooockp.in
MAGl:-~nfd,ny, 4 rnrHln.H a. January g. IA'nai
@otc, vi uiAeF.l Hereafter
NlJll-A f4. ftaIrlc.. West Farms y. bh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
MANY EMPLOYEES DISCHARGED.

Since Mondy 100 carpenters, painters, la
l,rrs AID CLERKS hayr been discharged from the em-
,o, OF the Ion1 leland Railroad Company. The Offices
,fma-:fr Of mlrhntry. master carpenter. truck mas
trr and masters of an uoratlon have been abolished
and all ar. nos under the of the superin endtnt
n is under stood that there is o. be stu further rcduc
icn IN the working force Of the road. All the Offices
M the comilry low at lpg Island CITY. The run
rapld ii trans on the AZ auiC Avenue d.
yl.nn 10 MOodhuNcn has for the present beer ubGi
dnurd and only train dry (hc mAi0 u to .iLd
from npOr,, The afternoon tr'cnpOr Express on
ruunil Riyerhrtd. aud rrturun- tnr next morning.
nae II, og ~ passes exc, pit - employees has IL
shci IL asserted that under the late mans cement
there WAS 1000 passes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.S.lioDsis for DE past ~ hours.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7, l q. m.-Ram and snow
have prevailed IN New-Engand the Made States, and
the Lower Lake region, with falling followed by rising
barometer. slight changes in temperature winds shifting
10 westerly clearing weather in the southern por-
items of Middle States and NewEngland. Clear or
fair weather has prevailed IN the South Atlantic anu
Gulf States, NTH sOuthery winds and rsug barometer
In the first and northery winds aud rising barometer III
the last-named district The temperature has fallen
decidedly IN the Northwest and Southwest, with Gcner
ally clear weather and increased pressure. snow mas
prevailed in the Upper LakO region, Tennessee anu the
Ohio Valley with westerly winds higher barometer ana
in the Upper Like region colder weather. Tie baroine
ter lowest Montreal and eastery gales are re-
ported from stpurt aud Halifax. The temperature Il
20" below IN Northern Minnesota, and IO' boOW
zero at DIS 4dOnes, Iowa.
Indications.
For NewEnc!and. lgnt snow N the northern portion
and partly cloudy weather III the Soulu1lh pOrtl'h,
southwest northwest Winds rising barometer ana
by Saturday morning lower temperature.
For tie Middle states, partly cloudy weather an
light ia the northern portions, northwest 10 SOUTH
west Winds rising barometer, aud by Saturday morning
slightlY colder VI ather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
vIcTLlS OF the MADISON STREET FIRE.

The funeral services over the five members
OF the Cassidy family who suocated at the Dire in
No 80 Madson-st took place yesterday at st. Jamess
Roman Catholic Church. No. 80 Jamesst. -Four collins
were taken into the church the first contained the 0edy
OF Mira Bridget Cassidy aud the baby john age ono year.
I'm the other co1s were James age thirteen Charles
age nine and Thomas. age xix. There was no requiem
mass celebrated the Feast of the Epiphany was being
obseI ved When Calvary Cemetery Wa re- "hcd owing
10 an error IN eiVc the permit the bodies
could not be buried They were placed IN vault ana
will lie inferred to-day. The grave in which the
bodies will be buried given by Thomas Burns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
F1TIL IXPL0SICN AT NERARK.

An explosion occurred Just after midnight this
morning in l. backs Smelling Works. in River ST.,
Newark. As far rs asrertainod one man was Li'led
aad one fatally Injured AMI several are missing.
he works employ about 800 men. This is one IT
Inc hrg's, enterprises Of The kind in the world.
TIE WORKS ran day and night. Ghe night gang
comes OIL about D. N. Chemicals are used in large
quantities.
\ later report says that the explosion was that Of
a boiler. and that five men killed. The police
ambulance was sent 10 the works to convey tho
wounded 10 a hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
NECESSITY OF PARTY RULE.

The underlying theory III an active restless
and rrog sive country like tnat with great
nares holding opposite policies the party In power
pnet 10 stand in the house OF is friends 1t VIII not do
fr the Re publican parry trust any important admin
istrave Junction TO men who are hostile TO It's pIlnc
piles Tie Democratic party has always accepted tins
man of act On and worked nhexbly upon II. II never
sppouts Presbyterian minister rector Of an Epsco
ps Church, Il nothing larger than mission chapel IN
he outer wards. The Republican party has strUug
distinctive, clearly outued policy and purpose when
peed all the help it can contso and cannot wisely sur
pocy the agants must be Republican, and that about
al General Garfield has said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
TIE srlrH OF rHE V&JTHE&

PrrER-BUEG, Va, Jan. G.-Thc extreme cold
cathcr iiis broken ur.
Lose HnANCH y. j., Jan. G.--Iast nights storm. I
though very s.yc.r DID ttlr danAg, aon- thc coast.
IUCNukGOS. " i Jan. 6.-Tan in"land .iaroId 10
Bayeido and the Tuc,rrion Railroad, from Whitiugs
Junction TO this place. open. last nights far-
fall and the thaw having cleared go tracks.
-. LOTIs. Jan ca ~lO1 storm :: raging hero to-
day and tilr wcIthrr H. colder.
KINasroN ont i ~. G.--Inc gee hrIsc between here
and Cape N.uc,rt row IN capital condition ana lisr
quantities OF frcigI' are beng taken across.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

Some children's clothing which had been re-
,eyed from friends of THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE. JR., was
sent on Wednesday to Alderman Kirk ioi tue Dehel OF
the children who suffered from the Madisonat IRE Inc
following ackn Nv led gmept has been received;
sR: I beg TO gratefully acknowledge tnc receipt OF
the clv ug wnlcn you KIND enough to seno III De
eheert, " disirnute among the children the articles
sen, ana IN advance offer you the thanks and promise
you the pa yFs the little ones who ID lHer distress
md their A,s relief In The TRIBUSEs gilt Very truly
WILLIAM L. hlhh
N,Uc YorE Tan = 1891 Chairman OF Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
TIE STRUGGLE OF -FOUR RECEIVERS.

judge Pratt in the Supreme Court, Brook
iy yrr,,aiay denied tn motion made On 0aGaY for
stayoI proccrIiags the cas' # K'eer l.ust Blu1
ara th. Brooklyn Elevated Railway Company. pen lIn-
an appeal from judge CoOkt's order oustng Re e!yers
Phelps and NaQ,ttE aud Icring an accounting JndS3
Prt also mod lied tae orter OF Judge Cooke, prordng
that The referees appointed t. pass upon the receiver
accounts lake proof the disuu-5 meat, and hibi-
lies Of the receivers incurred under the orders
9u.nntlu. them. including tn fees OF the
rsi,er, and counsel Under Judge Pratts order
II is believed ulat KrccY'r' Lvdecker and
chfr viii DE- lr i'm uosso SION ot the books and papers
of r romptny 20 the receives Office, NJ IL Wali-st
N.W York. Monday Judge brook, at knsNt9n set
d. he sfay under his rrer granted 49, Juasc Murray
a. Delhi last week. thus giving Receivers Lydtther and
e.lLA.cr nc l. III 10 - On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
SIMON SrERYE'S UITHDEAHIL

Simon Serne, WHO WAS informed That he
had been appointed member OF The COMMITTEE 0i f1ity
To reoreantze the Democratic party in this city, hut
whose name WIS n1t read when the committee was an
nounccd at the recent meeting Cooper institute has
written long letter to Franklin Edson aud The Others
observation-disclosures attending the failure to announce his
fgfut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
REPCeL1CAN DIS rRICT MEETING.

A regular meeting of the lid Assembly
District Republican Association was held last evening
a Science Hall, in Eghth-st, Broadway. Charles
W. Tainror presided. Addresses made by many OF
she new officers OF the Association, among Others g.
Burdette Hyatt and r. II. Dillingham; The standing
committees for the ensuing year were announced, ana
fesolu,ion COMMUNICATING the political services Of the
late Benjaaan X. Phelps was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
RAILWAY DISASTERS.

CHESTER, Penn. Jan. Ga misplaced switch
"a Lamom Junction to-day caused the 5:l5 y. NJ. train
from Philadelphia for Wilmington TO run in upon the
Chester Creek track. where an accommodation train.
due at Philadelphia at $50 m was standing ready to
come out AZ soon as the sOuhhOund train had passed
Both engines were more less damaged well az the
forward cars both trans No passengers we're serl-
0lsly hurt. Two cmDloyes suffered severe injuries;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
MEETING ~ TAMNIAI.

The Tammany Committee on Organization
met last night to lay out the work for The new General
Committee which Will meet to night. Resolutions were
prepared for adoption In relation to organizing Tue ne"
committee There was noticeable absence OF many
members who haVo heretofore been prominent IN the
Tammany organization. Mr. Kelly was present. Out no
speeches we're made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
EErEL1MG IN lrricn bY N4>GED MEN

CINClSNATI Jan. Ga special dispatch
from NIurfrcrsb oro Tenn. .lys tnlt Monday night
fonrm-a masked ard armed went 10 tine home OF
Henry Miller (colored). and, after b.iGg refused admit
tancc broke open the doer Miller opened fire IN the
crowd, which they returned Miller escaped by the
back door Tho next day. upon returning ne found the
dead BODY Of Daniel Newman. 1t was proved at the n
nieHt that Newman shot by ono OF MS own COM
panions, and Miller released. Newman was OF u
good family The men wished 90 punish Miller TOR
DuruiuL, "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

John Cassidy. hs only surviving cAild Annie, and J.
Edrck brother OF Mrs. Cassidy, the chief mourn
eT Tho subscription list Tor the sufferers amounts to
II 100
Fire Marshal sheldon took the testimony Yesterday
OF Timothy j. burlington, the p.gmDer, who wes at
WORE az No. % MadisOnst. when the fire took place.
Ills stement has already bel given IN fall Ia TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
Try TO ATTEND 70 BUSINESS.
, . -. U{.nnfeh IN YrIp yJSyd6eJnbiT PsSOr

The Democrats are taxing actiNe measures
. arn,r lu representation of their members the
~ If y lower branch Of Congress. t. be ready
for any gcncy circular letter has been sent out
~ al The ah-eltcts (gned by the Hon. j. T. House,
Chairman OF TIE Democratic caucus) requesting their
ssnmedi4te and constant attendance. Among other
II Is 81 a;ed that prompt action Is desired on the
Esctorai Couut bill and at an early day the previous
an.sion be called this, and endeavOr MADE 10
g5sb it hr0u h. The Democrats cannot secure united
pcton on The Funding BILL but they hope to be able TO
hold toce her the Congressional Appor6Onment bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
ONE MIN COMES TO TIE FRONT

BTiIsoN HUrcHISs AND HE MOREY LETTEE-PIC-
TUREsQUE AND POSITIVE.
To the EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you do me the favor to allow me to say
that any man who intlmates that had anything to
do with the Morcy letter-lts inception, manufac-
ture or pubiicatou-is an intentional siandercr rs
well as har and thus oblge
STmsoN IlUTCHINS.
GIseg House Jan. 6, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
LATLST SHiPPING NEWS.


HAygr. jan CARVED str VO'mcr nom New York
LIVERPOOL. Jan 1Ar1ved, stTs Iowa, from Boston: Lake
NrfIg from Portland
Lem. Jan G-AIry ed. str Gladys from New YOrS
NEWCASTLE. Jan 6-Auycd, str Lord Derby 81. from
Now lOg,.
ROTTERDAM Jan G-Arryed str Mas Dutch. from New.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 7, q. m.-TGc doG0"aId
movement ID the barometer continued uatI q. il
Yesterday but between a. and y. m. thr ino''''
nent was upward. Cloudy weather. VITA ISlt rain and
snow dur ng the fist and second quarters WAS followed
by partly cloudy weather. TIE temperature 4Deoi
between 3l9 and $50. the average &27sol beng 10
lower than on the corresponding d.J las; year, and
2a.9 higher tlan o. Wednesday,
Cloudy weather. with slight chances Of l-gh ran ~
SNOW in the morning follow cd by partly cou or clear
weather ard temperature may be expected Today
q thls ely and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

ram me On icdGO EueninG Journal (Rep,l
=, o,,orr ase where fraud or bulldONng was
ln,se6 NJ he South to steal members Of Congress
p:so ~ be thorough Investigation by the new
Ileie Sobing could be more bench iai than ~ eS-
nj election frauds wherever pTactsed' and the
III . ~ men who resort TO unfair aud Illegal means
ms out OF thcr votes. The purity OF the
o1ntbox rs, be preserved, even We have 10 wound
2sSeIgs of every brIgadier in the National Capitol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
The New. York 3IonrhIy Fashion Baza..


With large Coorrd Fashion supplement. onb.a -iI CON.
street rrraut ninftf costume
= elO rope Velvet Visiting o. ar. Atm an lulps
Il aueiegint satin
M.u.'r A iuirl
Of
lnr a fourteen Of fh f,Irul.g
her, e r!tE MONTHLY FASHION RALAE It .i...trsf.d
WIN engriviugs tioaks. Wtaua -htn.-. ttrtt
Ja k.f. -atIIrs Reception a.i Makius tus'.n., D.I.J
ue Latest fashions dcsI sne Tor the resent -'IrH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
rnE ROCHESTER, IMPROVEMENTS.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Jan. Civilian II. Van
derbt and hall dozen Other prominent cicals OF the
New York Central Railroad came 10 an agreement to
dy with the Rochester Elevated Track commissioners
in regard 10 the sic OF the York Central deVo IN
ms 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

John Flynn, Of Wilmington has since died. and Baggage
master Morris OF the sOutbOuDd tram had mis- right
thigh and ankle fractured but win recover
. NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Jan, 0--Ihe Eastern Express
tram aud accommodation came into collision at
The east portal OF the 1OOstc uune to-day. passen
ger was hurt slightly. B0h engines damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

THE SENiI-N EENiY rKLSUNE'
Pace IN wrappers ready Tor maay. hye c"nt p.c DDr
onccOpy one year. - copies Sll ton cope, All IA
ez,.A. 7-s Postage a. case, .soe totl5 sdJ,c10sc
Address -
TIE TRIBUNE
X,r<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
VICTIMS or TIE BREWERT EXPLOSION

The four men who were severely injured by
tho explosion in Dodgers brewery yesterday (as
described on the eight page) died from their injuries IN
bellevue Hospital late last night,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
A MINNESOTA LINE TO BE SOLD.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. Ca director oil the Green
Raw and Minnesota Railway authorizes tue statement
that the road will be- sold This month IL VIII probd-
Div be purchased by the bondhOldeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE DELAYS AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. G.-fhe detention Of
trains at the Junction is now trivial, being merely
enough to permit The Pennsylvania limited express
frains to gel through the yards ia advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
LoNpoN, Jan G.-Ten million dollars worth
Of Northern Pacific Railway bonds, ISSUED III London,
were covered Tour times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THAI's 80.

C, history and neither Truth nor the Democratic
knee con uittee escape the shame by enueAVor-
eaIous"e Icn The responsibility upon the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

WARD BOTrs-AtS St Lukes church. on weanesday. Jan
b., the Dr. ~. Tute, Frances LYDIA,
%: Julian Bolts esq, samuel Gray Ward, jr,
both Of NcW.lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
MARY CECIL HAY'- NEW srOKI


THE NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BtIAH ,s fot
an uewSdel - II "l alsp De sent postage p3i tt
% cents yet single copy The -L1seilp"n pr = - PEI
II NL.A VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tie iag-.-n shove the )aonstrca yar no d. lis ~ b. t'o
tlr % l'f
rrce3. ut Tn-irre,lar Wne Inc i.'r's"l's Ni's
bv leraay tlr ~ ho-r. Tlr lane rrJref.l
iniI ca.el 81
Plsrus--,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
Thos. b. KIRBY &. Co. Aucilonccr,

ON FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
AT ORR ART ROOMS. 10 BROADWAY. 10 81 id
MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. AT 2.3O oCLOrh.
A PRIVATE COLLECTION of BRIC.A.hRAC. 'DM
PRIsING VALUABLE CABINET OBJECTS ~ PRE-.
C,OCS METALS. IVORY. LACQUER, ENAMEL,
BRONZE Sc Also. Fine swords Ceramc Art Swiss CARY
ingS tching Paintings. Turkish Russ and Table Covcgs
Elegaut Bric-a- BTac Cabinet sc.
ALSO on Exhibitions IN THE ART GALLERY
TO 81 SOLD TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVEN
INGs NEXT. ~ 1880 O'CLOCK.
20 IMPORTANT PAINTINGS
INOILAND WATER COLOk5
Choice Examples Of
EUEuPrAN And AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF MODERN
ART
comprising
THREE PRIVATE COLLECTIONS.
thc property Of weknown Of tlIs city AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
ESXxRxs1Esz1Cg


IN notices Of Marriages must BE- iRdorscd ,cih Cgv
mare and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
CLOTHING F0R SUFFERING CHILDREM.

GHsey House, Jan. 6, 1881.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-09
Meeting of Stockholders.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co.,
SAVANNAH, Ga, December z, 1881.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this Company will take place at the Banking
House in Savannah on THURSDAY, December
I'D inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Stockholders and their families will be passed
free over the Company Road to the meeting
from the 18th to the 22d and will be passed free
returning from the 22d to the 25th, on presenta-
ton of their Stock Certificates to the Conduc-
tors 7. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Cashier.