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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
THE CREOLE.

This new piece was presented last night in the
Union Square Theatre. in presence OF a numerous
and interested audience, upon whom 1t wrought the
effect Of temporary suspense, transient excitement
and final dissatisfaction. The scenery with which
il was mounted is rich throughout and one scene
representing chalet in mountain gorge under
the moonlght-is magnificent, The scenic
artist. Mr. Marston, was called out by
special applause for this picture, and the
manager Mr. Palmer, was complimentcd In
tho same way. The dresses used by the chief char
acters attracted especial notice, aud admiration
for their beauty and exquisite taste. Almost tho
only bemish tho pictorial part of the presentation
was viic excess of beraldic emblems. and the card
house effect of the last set The play is one Of stu
alton and at least three of tue situations are inn
pressibly stronghold Of the murder, that of the
discovery of the murder. and that of the coioquy
between the father who has uncOnscously commit
ted the bloody decd for which Lis son has
offered to make self sacrifice. The comic element is
very weak and toward the last, farcica and out Of
place. The termination of tho drama Is painfully
tame, and serves to break the spell of whatever
illusion has previously been created The realism of
the death scene was carried rather far
as to blood and dirt. Altogether "Thc Creole "
takes rank as tolorably effective play
OF an inferior order. almost devoid of human
qualities of sympsthy. but dienhed by
excellent acting--sxcellent in subtle treatment Of
morbid emotion and in splendid power
Mr. Thorne distinguished himself by n
truly terrible piece OF analystc p'rird ture
of somnambusm bent crime, and Mis- 8
Eleanor Cary-aside from strange tendency 10
nasal enunciation-emboded cruel type OF dark
bloodod woman with intense feeling aud line skill.
Mr.. Ramsey is to be credited with some capital aci-
ing and with that great earnestnoSs which does so
much to sustain the versimllitude OF dramatic
action. The aff1ueat Talents ami ripo experience
of Dir Parsce were called into reQIiSiiion TO play
at lack straws, and several Other members Oi MI:
Palmers superb company were eqnlliy employed
upon triAes. The literary style OF 9" The Creole D."
could easily be irnproved Tbs piece met with an
estmable success, but there was decidedly fro3t
in the Git last might.
"The Creole" was performed with the following
east:
Count de Msifpre .Charles IInfhe IT.
COupi 10 Maicsherbes, Prime Minister o. fiance..:.
JOAN Parseie
Count de Lsvarde. Attorney General IF. LeIielleyie
Armanu. Viscount dc Mailie2re, Haya Ohicor
Walden Ramsay
J Ii. Stoddart
Baron IA rmagny. Governor Of Auvergne. III. DIly
IeIai valet the Ihcyalier. owen FaNcru
President Court Martial. r. l.. Norris
Dents servant u enc Ms1iepfe- ...W q ouig.ey
Hsnristts 6ATmagny 6e,rothed to Ariosnd
Maud Usr.ison
Mrs. u J. Phillips
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
BKiAMY..

sx.sS,is Of the plotyfthe new play of " BCany"
Y ~ Mrs Ettie Henderson and Miss r. A. Matthews
Ahruarht out last night at tue Standard lheatfe'
- fssnisheA. ne follows by the authors: Miriam
Evaeevv uncle has Jnst died, leaving her heirsss to
~. 1bstsna hui only a. small legacy to hrs other
l;.sa Alt,s DcitiHe Mriain's French cousin. Judge
I.Atea seeks an interview with Miriam and reveals
- condition of the will which is that Miriam must
- a married woman when the will is read. or tue
eortups will 20 entirely TO Adste. Mrida resolves
~ keen the fortune and sends an old servant INTO
the street to bring ia man. and. iii consideration oil
the sum Of ten thousand dollars, he becomes her
husband, 6rst signing bond never TO recognize vi
claim her. Adele, having hidden In the iooh uh'
seen, becomes witness to his marriage. III INC
second act Miriam having returned TO society," meets
and loves Philip Daeea. an English gentleman VINO
also loves her. and she is sought IN marriage oy
Henri De Valeaos the choice OF her dc 10 uncle anu
by whom the will was instigated. 10 the third act'
Adele having ,een cheated ont OF the fortune re-
veals to De Valenoe the secret of Miriam" marriage
And thew Mot together-Adctc trying t. secure
Henri. whom sho loves as we'll tine fortune,
and DE Valemoe seekiugreally Miriam, TINS dcceiv-
eng Adele while making her the instrument, OF his
revenge. Act four opens at Philip Ddcf0n'S grand
ball. Miriam and Daapn confess their love for one
another. and at all hazlris hriam determines 70 oe
for making him party 70 this crime but after pas
eionato cutreaties consents to be SILENT. The NTH
net commences with transportation LOT grand
form the ceremony adele forbids the marriage, pro-
nouncng Miriam already married. The expeetant
husband aud his rival are CONFRONTED Win eacn
other the true story is at length revealed, ana tne
play ends with a. triple marriage comedy ele;
mont is supplied by Mrs. Yam Rensselaer, Anders' and
ambitions poet and an asP pw SsSa5
THE play was acted with the following cast:
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LILLE MITE Leo ISLATUEE.

. rFCi pTlON TrNDEEED GIN: RAJ GgANT-MR.
sPi<oIA Attack rHE TELEGRAPH COMFANitS.
ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. 17.--The Assembly
,pct AT < A. III Me- Draper mDyCd that a reccp'ioI BE-
tcnd,rol General Grant
The following bills were introduced b. hr Pratt
Amen ling mo Caie OF CIvIi Proceddrr; also.
regulating the for filing certificates Of
CORPORATION. By Mr. Eusstli-To rhansr the name Of
the Mi:inv Trust Company ia Mutual Trust con'nnv
by Dir shanicy-E,ai.ye TO inc nlsnWS OF " 'rsttih
wit ~ :Es State. This Is the Brooklyn Oceah PAX
wuy I'LL Of last year. Alao TO grant ccn~'s 10 srl IN
tc1calnE liquors IN cities 81 over loooo lnh'Ditdhs
ly NJ IiauccJ 10 cHa,io the boira {" IhHIdtIoh IL
Biu kyu sell rtaiu lGnd' i'y slr. iir "ninS Qy
Il qu-st)To regulate The cnargr- IOr iohdnS ava nm
ina .ins vessels ;w-iork. By Mt N"rs-!'"guhiihH
lnc ci.rgr Of rairnad4 ior 'ri lux lt,scn-trs
within too hunts Of Nea YurK Ciiy IL mns all et'iin
railroads. cSccf tlrvatri ihi1nhs, III tpal elty u
cDarGc OF Il cents per milr ui he dst nee - -
than three nne@ cents my sc cna,S h"L ,rtelNcd
Mr.. Spipra oil red rrsolnu.n lu winch ailcl refer
rim, To III. rrpnrird c2uSoi f'n OF tins three largest
teerapI nines IN the Unlrd States he prop 'Ard
Tat t1m.ntcc GA ten al Laws Dc Instructed - IN
uute matter ana III ~ early day as io'S bic
report by bis. or 1t!crwlN, -uch hcli"h "c5 may
deem proper for the protection OF nc CT hs OF thlS
a ID lis Il monopoly it, sucd COE-
solidiiiJu wouid create Lnd over.
inc Senate ;csnuOn zen irriug rec'1tir3 10 tioh-
., Grant was cuncurrcd inc CnIW afaotrt'! tue
,.owIHg u cnnmltior "a the p"Lt - tao iiuiisr
Mc--rs. Baker. Draper, Hu,tcd' HUnhaI ana NJ. e.
.Ir browning bill relative to loading and unloading
yrsses New NOrN iiarbUr al Ows ehargc "i cen.
DEP ta ter unloading vessel CT 100 iuh, o. nuGcf, ahd
liu ir charge snail be Il lien On tue goOds only uhl
paid. n...-, -
liz the senate this evening. on m0ijn o. Mr. WnsOw
re-ulgci to Icndern zee Ion I" 'therai Grant
srnsurs wiuslow. A-tor aud Fowler "cie api"teG TO
inr Notasies Public who were appointed for New
You ana Weotchrstcr curing recess were confirmed in
pea executive session. ThtS' i'r Kings Wcr3 rrielre
ne following oils introduced: Bl air fOtHt"r--
c.latl,c 10 The IMPROVEMENT II Il ycrsfo Park New
Yrk By Mr. Fowef- 10 amend 'he seven bilis oiCiyh
Codo By Mr. AslorFOr an Improved sys III " towing
IN No t,idIl
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BBoTT-At Cleveland Ohio. Saturday evening January
is. 1881. Frank Z. ADootT 10 hs Sst, year
Wet 12st; New. YORK, Tuesday. January is. At H. M
BAwDEN-ou the 10th inst at late residence Eiz,
Jane Church. vile Of William Bawaen
Baptist Church. 5sdst. between 9th and 0,h-aves.
BENnAM-suddeniy.J January eBsujamfno. Beaham asos
from his late residence SO Dowuings brooklyn.
Re en- na tns dan are iS attend
Internlent In Middletown Conn.
40 i0i West 2istst Matthew Bird 9th year
Relatives ami friends arc respectfully invite u attend the
fneral vices on Tuesday afieruool janu'g ,s At
Rogers 5t,ave. ami 2lstst Friends sse kiJdy requested
not % soDd flowers
RRowN-At Elizabeth. n. j.. on the lGta inst. Nathan
Brown. In nisS;sth year -
Fu;sra from is iIt, residence COG Cherryst on wedne'
KSi ssi ana friend. invited to attend.
Exeter. N. H., News Letter please copy.
BUcEon sat- riay eyeaing. 18Th at his res.denee Ridge
ES IL Oh Ep eS @ a wear u 2 ssa o' the
tnnrla win aSs place wednesday i9lh Christ Church.
ssiass friends iSyisss attend
Hidgewood 1907 ana o:4pm
cAynoN Du q s, 81 nss s;sss at
Cavren du Cayla. aeed62 years; ;, o..,, 49,,
Wednesday. January 10. t0;Oa
caEvEiING-Ai Washington n J. January - L'da A..
Funeral at ASKING ton, 4. j.. on Tuesday. az
CROWELLon Sunday January &C. Joseph q. CroweL aged
frend. are Invited to asai ihs aneTa t sts
y. lie en- l,sSns No. w -
DUrCHE-At Arlin ton. N January IL. George H., son
land Aar pSs5f lie sf iaer IA :ar Arlington
wednesday afternoon, at = O'clock
FLDWTR-On Monday. January IL SSl. OF typhoid fever
Icny only ron Of Roswell r. and -arah b. tiower
aged IL yrara.
Rcilycs iBvitedto aitcnd the funeral ser
Vices, the rcsdenes"t hi parents 597 5iaaSe' at p
Wednesday, the 10Th inst
HAL-In Ney.YOrk CITY. Friday. January H. 1881. Isa
bella Harrison. wife james r. Hail. IA IN, 3oth year Of
her
Relsyes respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral Tuesday January Is. III !! "cics, vi
st Janes'S Church ia 72d-st, ne ir Lexington.aye
10 On Monday. H. at the Clarendon Hotel.
New.YOrk City, David Zones in the 1Oi yeaf o his age
Motto. OF fineIai Hereafter
pARE-Op = aturday morning. January Is, 1891 Harriet
Joanna, wo OF Kuu. Parx AMI daughter %, ths ia Rev
William A.. Halock. ID. d.
Reaves and friends the Innra from er
Lite rpsIrrc l6i West llh st. on iuesty mos nag.
January l8 at IL "'ciuck.
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the opposition OF the Exchange had not Assumed
form thatif the proposed crnso dstou took pace
the hnsiness community would unite opposition
TO the monopoly. nee: Ing III the committee won'd
be held the present week wbca something might bs
decided on.
+ meeting Of the directors Ut the American Union
Telegraph Company was called yesterday for to-
morrow, The same day whirh the Boards at the
Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Companies
meet.
The ocean telegraph companies have agreed on
pooling basis. and at tccnt meeting Of the french
nlent were approved. This was accomplished
despite the supposed condition that the, French
Cable Company should be independent Of other lines
cables on American soil. The American Union Tel
egraph Company has a contract for twenty wears
with the French Company for the exchange OF b,lSl
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HEAVY LOSSES IN WALKER STREET.

HEAVY LOSSES In WALKER STREET. =
FIRE IN THE BASEMENT OF A FIvE-sroRY BJiLDrSG
THE DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $55,0G0.
The clerks in the store OF John ObersteIer
Co., importers OF worsled goods and cmbi odrry cot
Ton. at No. SO waker-st, were closing tie store at
quarter past O'Clock yesterday evening when the cry
OF nre followed by smoke pouring up the stairway,
caused them to leave their work seek safety In
cpate flight Mr.. Pettgrev, the cashier, left the safe
open and groped his way to the street through the
thickenng smoke with some difficulty. The salesman
In charge Of tue worsted department. Mr. Oitman, fol-
lowed without his hat and leaving behind his coat In
the pocket OF which was $50 IN bills The fire had started
up suddenly IN the basement, where bulk Of the
worsted stock kept and attacked the ground Aoor
with great fury. Mr. Oberseler with OF his clerks,
made futile efforts throw water IT, while others
ran to call the fire engines When they arrived the
basement was pic OF raging hre aud nothing
was left but to m IL with water This was done after
hours hard work. and tine upper stories saved from
the ames but the contents OF the store the ground
hoor were ruined by smoke ami water. Mr. orersteer
had MS hands burned In his efforts to kht the fire.
store missed for while aud felt that he
had been caught in the basement he was afterward
found unhurt.
The buidn Is Ave stories high with iron front.
1t is the property OF the Loriisri estate. 1t was
damaged probably $4,000 fire year ago damaged
it t, nearly the came extent. John Oberstcer & Co.
occupied the basement ana first floor In the basement
was the bulk OF the wOrse goods and up stairs the
silks and enbrOderes. The total damage To the firms
property will probably exceed Sd5,OOO. upon which
there IL insurance amounting TO 10000 Thr second
hoor Of the binding occupied by Aaron Alex
ander, importers OF kid gloves, aud Carl L. Rose Co.,
importers OF coaxs Their osSes. chiefly by SO.e and
water. were placed at 5000 Tue three upper floors
TcreOccupPd ny The corset manuidcOry 1T CrOiy Lar
dauer whose loss IS iraing. Slight damage by wafer
ana smoke was done In the adjoining Of A. SeS
nan. 1T No: 81. and j. q n. Lebnm. importers of
hosiery, at No. So Wnlker-et
An engine was ETH playing in front of No SO Walker
A. last evening when PatrOlman Doyle. OF the Fifth
Precinct cav flames bursting from the wind"ws on the
mira h0Or OF No. 10 WaIkcrst ivestory brick build
Ing: The bremen were called promptly by two alarms,
ana the mes were subdued. The damage was
confined 10 tho third ana fourth hOOFs occupied lev j. g.
Bloch, dealer IN clothing whose auut $4,000.
Water lrerchsd tbs second first floors. Tho stock
OF the Empire Suspelder Company, TAO SECOND flour,
was damaged $l000 anu that OF solomon Zinaisky,
dealer IN SITS eniCrs. on tie first floor $1,000 Waller
d BchCrl shirt manufacturers, on tie tfth floor lost
about 1900 by water. Thc building was not much
dauiaGVd. The cause of the fire unknown.
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THE 7RtDE.NIA6 Association.

A meeiue of the Untod States rrade-Alark As
sucla;ion was btId vcsteria? artarnooI IN the n
ne. Building. Orcstes Cleveland in the char. Willy
Wai'ach. :. T. EIlscox Ct ". J. Wilcox x TO-, and
Clar.cs g. Emery. OF Goodwin - Co., were appoint
ed 4 commit e to nominate officers ot the as9Ocid-
ton for th" ensuing year. +. w. llnrt moved that
a committee 0i tire be appointed to consider the
a ivls !hil:iy e applying 10 the Lcgslatur" Tor an
act 10 incorporate thu association, with power 70
oper an clica for the registration OF trademarks
which s!lUud have some legal force and effect. +.
W. llu.tt Charles Rcynault and E0imrt Dunlap
association adjourned 10 meet January IS.
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INST4NTLT KILLED BY 1CcIDENE.

Two of the crew of the schooner Eleanor.
lately arrived nom South Carolina provided against
surprise by river last night by getting out
old fashioned Coils revolver. which they laid on OF
the yesses hunks. They examined the weapon 10 see
that 1t wa properly loaded when i: exploded and one
" the men, named Bernhard. sailor, was shot in the
left breast and INSTANTLY killed. His companion, Dan
lei Ring steward OF the vessel immediately called
for hello and ruUDing nc per. found police OEcor
IN souL.st TO whom he told the story. Ring was iin-
prsocd at the First Precinct Station last night but no
dou of the Of MS story was entertained ny tnOSe
iu W hom he repeated The body OF tue dead sailor
rem4ucd Oh board the vessel.
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BTSINESS TROUBLES.

Baker s. Clark, wholesale grocers, at No.
a35 Grcenwchst.. have obtained I'M order OF arrest
from Judge Daniels, Of the Supreme Court, against
Charles and Ferdinand Hermann, grocers, doing bus
ness Chatles Hermann * Brother Of Henry ana hu
bertsts and nj Third and North slxth-sts, BROOKLYN
who are charged win alleged fraud. Ferdinand Her
mann has Eeen arrested by the Sheriff Baker * clark
IN their a iavi alege that the defendants b0usat sooo
Mlrn they kuNW they were In9otenL.
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RESUMPTION AT THE MINES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-Oflicial notice will
be gwen by the LehSh and Schuyiki Coal Exchanges
this afternoon to operators the anthracite regions
to the effect that il has agreed TO work full time
This week and the frat tlrec days of next week that
ssucuson will take place the last three days OF next
week aud this; work win be agau resumed January
81 and continued until further notice, which VIII be III
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES KILLED.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 17.-Clarence Hardy. age
twenty 40, brakeman on The Northern Central Rail
roaG while coupling train of this morning at the
Calvert Street Depot, was caught between tho bumpers
anu ki.cd. HarJys parents are saId TO livo near Bur
faio n. \.
ALBANY, jar 1.-THE body Of James Quinn, switch
man Oh HewYork Central Railroad, was found early
this morning the track. cut IN pieces, Quinn leaves
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
!S4nopsiS for ne past ~ hOnrs.

WASHINGTON, janis, 1 u. r.-Clear weather
has prevailed in New-Eugand and the Middle States With
nOrtlerly winds and rising barometer Partly cloudy
and iorai rains reported tho S0uIlerr
Safes with nOr;heIy to easterly winds. higher barOne.
ter and no change in temperature except lower
pcraturc on the West Gulf Coast Clear wcat cr has
prevailed the Lake region and tie Northwest, with
ltgh variable wnus, very high BAROMETER aud slight
change IN temperature.
Indications
For Ncv-Engurd clear or fair weather, Dcrthery to
westerly wind, no decided change ~ temperature ard
rtNlng btTulnrtrr.
For lhc Middle States clear or IT. wPGher during the
day, nOrthCriy ~ Cl>rriy wiads 'snE Barometer and
slight changes ~ temperature, TOLL We! DUNG the hight
NY threaten ng weather aud light rain or SNOW.
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LATEST ,SHIPPiEG Nsws.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ....JAN. n. 1881.

PORT OF NEv.YoRK. ...yAN. a. 1881. ( &
ARRIVED. tss 81 u. &,
str Bei,ir tDr Bsanece Demrara II days In batast .
Bennam, Ptekeriax n CO. p 81 10 -
Str Gzlis fnr. Cook. Lvsrpool Tao via oueeasfowp
with mdxe and passengers 10 Vernon II Brown a Go.
schr AMMO Lee Lock- vinsi Raven dsYs with granite 10
Hav iland& Pressev 49,. -. y. - ..
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS. VI & :
LONDON. Jan l7-Arrved str Assyrian Monarch tIrl
westhurre. from New. York. -, 2 'a''
HANNA Jan Arrived strS Saratoga. from New York
HALIFAX. Jan 17-Saed Beta. Bermufa Jamaica AMI
Turks Island Geo Shattuck st Pierre Mart Cape Bretoa
ports -
Save xSAH Jan l7-cieared str Alicia fBp. Williams
SEwoRLEASs Jan IT. Cleared ctr Emilisoo urata Liv
erpooi l..t
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COOPER1IION IN BROOKLYN.

The Cooperative Savings Association held
meeting at the Brooklyn Lyccum, in Westinghouse,
Brooklyn last evening, aud formally organized by
adopting n constitution and bylaws. Ferdinand Do
yigue presided and made president Of the ass0-a-
tlnn with j. j. Riefe secretary. cooperative store
will be opened IN short time
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Grselal Notices.
Au Important Arf sale.
THCS. L. KIEBY & Co. AUCiloNEEH5.
EXECUTORS PEGENPTOEY SALE.
THE FROST COLLECTION.


OK WEDNESDAY aud TIL T. IloDAY EVENINGS NIAI,
JASCARI ~ and -. al 1880 OCLpch.
AT QUE ART GALLERY. Sih BROADWAY
tOpl0sitc WalacSs.
AN INpORTAST COLLECTION OF .,.
" " HIGItULASS PAINTINGS.
Exclusively the property ~ the E~t,tc"t
CHARLIE /. FROST ESQ. DECEASED.
CO!eci!tu huJHr, my ric'uTe'
when selected by the Late 0"he during eteit
Nlst t. VA o.c. $500.
Bouah:on O. L. Gerard. Thee. Port rls J. E.
Fer, A GOupl. Loon. Pot mont
BIunUt- il0u r IA, Ga Hart IepnaY, T. hnuaix T. ~
Brown. J. l.. GebloT. f. OTTO. RcSsrrt T..
Hcnar Iorm.leu H., Sclachihger g..
Ei.phanl H. C., IEs.e., Albert. Shriref {. IL.
CI,vS L. j.. -. ctrc'j, S"iiH
Coro J Il decd, lacque, Charles: lnoi,
Dru.ZschiOht kcISrU j. iiVnhiu,
DpCpch, H., kOcG hOtk NJ M IcIo tcNho'ru q"
Durand. T.. T.. La sale. T. y, NSh MORN. W,
DSuh':ny, Kari, Monuiliet p. A. Neiboc.>hovrn l"'
DC. iesnc. Maiiils N"itz T.,
IuI@prrrieTe Noel Jaies, WaaysD j.,
funuuc G.. Pi0i, u. winner, H.
FTcTc. Edward. Pc'rI- I"
SALE Positively WITiIOr RESERVE, By ORDER
OF EXECUTORS.
ON EXHIBITION FREE DAY AND EVENING.
Ueury A. Daniels ". g.. IA LspngtOI.Ns. lcIr zyti.t
llOl 10 AL .,ipi
Al emf. IA L.,
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RpcairiBg Department
1)olitical Noilre5.

The Rrpubiicnp Central Comnitce oil lssi VIII nee'
for purpose OF organization AZ Rspubrsu ha 30
West $50 ST., Tuesday evening, 18Th inst al yvlocA
C. A ARTHUR fressient iSoo
soIos B. SMITH: }sccretarsA
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 1s. l a. m.-Thc movement
Of the barometer yesterday was steadily upward The
temperature ranged between - and 30'. III" aver"S'
600, rctmg !G-' lower than the expanding day
iasl year. and "a" higher than on sunday.
CeIr party cloudy weather AMI sigE3ly lower
tempcaur may 10 expected in tbls cly ana ylciny
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M1RRfED.

"Rough on Rats" Ask druggists for IT.. It
clears mice reaches. brdbugs Is cents go
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LECTURE By GENERAL FITZPATRICK

Major General Judson hlDaIrlck' OF DecheI-
town. New.Jersey, lectured to large audience l" Tue
brooklyn Academy OF Music last evening upon the
"Ir,bl soldier in lie War Of the Rebellion Ine pro