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Brrnion 'rchlalI QUIZ SPA OF E. NJ. Archibald. L. b. NJ
Not Gt,p' OF illr 'i hereafter at New.YOrk
BoYXTo on tebIuaGY - 1874. oinna Adams. wife OF
Remains vii i've TAKEN o VIII for lnrerment
asv IN 'H WITH na' OF "G g arSr' tSs
" te =. y sraS Win o% s h & repc No 20
Monr BroOAlVn E. D.. Monday. February u. 1881.
Ella, YES -, and friend. are invited To attend.
FnTTRETca- On ThprsiV ey.nnx Pe6rn,ry ~ ssI; OF
tettr tch cd year. months ant 10 da' -, .,,,
tn ave. s,IariW atl2m.
IAKvIS-On Tlusiy. February H. Of dphi. rCtic Group.
s sr@% To 'iin month '" sf S"" '"" N'
cnsey 553 IVES isthst Saturday. February 10 at
Foster ag Il JeaT.. wife u Dr. Hubbard Foster OF Bat
aIaDr III s@ e e. From nS e. s.
Burial -in -, al en- springs. Ny.
Rochester aud ,hicagn papers pe'srcopv
II sBRoUCX-At Goshen tenruiry II. Augustus Has.
Fn%ai ,, .c,"snr M g3 February si' o" arrival
Ih5n "a. ' t. 81 F,ancis e. ana aariia ii. Lloyd aged
T,aIe funeral siyics. on 'l'taT az So PM. PM
II > Gnhv irqlr7'e IN" ~ -" - nc s'"'. .
MARSIIN .tronk'yn. on February lh ISL ~ 'leh'he
80 RIA M%"sy, nj , n, laughter III Charles NJ AA
Funeral private
MArsH-on Frdav. February j.: car ,S Coz, Ansasti
this rr4lfei SllI, ~ 81 w
XII Il ST. np MOI AZ. list lust. u ii "ciock
Mc,LIsII r., wcdn sia,. February lG. Of rnr' mnla
Ann wile lmrs MCA i.icr. aged wears
.ye. IA re respectfully ihHi"l 10
&C. ~ lIr inner 81 SATURDAY. February 49, NJ Ori"rN,
ram her lal incidence l2S IIigh st., near Ja' 81 BrOok
>I,.tnt--t, Rropklyn nn Wednesday morning Fee ruaTy
ih 4 10 riionitiS Rrbrcca Va ~anht vOunges hsnShief
.. Gvms1 l.. snd ChtI,t Ia IL >ichos AGED ii years.
tunet Il ~ yatr.
i ~ r sa ::u oS:Pe s y'.n 40
| (,hIts int N Nicnn.s. agci IL years
| uiurii puvAt'.
! p,ur5nn re .ru,r. H. AZ neciadY. n y. Ms. Ma
| u IN 4. Po, whl ~ - ire 9tb rV George FOS OF New
| YorA t1Iy aged ~ years AMI = d"y.
| men
TA.fOTr-n TINS February 49, Charles Barton TAI
cot u the JlSt al axe.
NOiit a itr.ttter
TJPtING-At Centre M0rlcics. T.. T. on SUNDAY, February
/ l81 CrtuI rllaS Topping, aged 75ycars.
Oiiug, 90 NV ,t"iH H.t' GI,'.
WIGT >tiGcniY Fe0ruIrv lEJ'II * WIgton, At ths
:. ..ncr br. ! =. MiStoib III 'Ilhg Nd-s
y H. the ~ h '' ms AZ"
rtnsai MGIiiy r.hrus,y - II AT !ae reslcIce.
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DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION.

The subcommittee of Tweaty-One of the
Committee one Hdndr engaged 10 tn N "t 10 r.
ore;1zo ID .mooratic rtriy Of tins Cti met tr'i
e. MN. al The headdntrtr. NJ p West Twenty. olrh
I. AbrHr = Hewitt prcAm'd. fnc Nati"u@ p'au' 0i
roflr ~ on we're taken up AMI discussed ~ EN- b.
The pnrrii. .lu"1t va whrtn'r thr P'imairS
Should b, ~ hv cc lon dAtrics. - hcgri"forr. 10y
Assembly, - -tricls Several a. The sprakrrs yetr
Graph a In .Ar.1g that far expression Of . y
OF tee voters Of tho ds could not bi htd by thu A.
s.url'y De- rIc plan HL""ycr could obtain mil"rlty
81 trr u-nr,t n. uf Election certain ~ con r'G
t.r ,rcttnn f. VIA iua decided BY y0.o o 10 ." >
IA favor at the EIcriion DIsfrict plan.
Too u, - q WI thrr tn" call for the prnn
rirs sioud incudr III Democrats II wHs urged that u
fha VEG. Inuc nothing would prevent THE uc:nhrts OF
T,mrur,g -, ~ crrirn districts rom "b t'n'n@ cun
t,,L F.uill. n agreed H. a'cpt HiucEhnt ~
mood d., * NtN"t tHo;"r tui ia, ril ~Loud o. al
O. go A taN I.inn,rtt, iu' who're beng = rw'i l.
-i i, ltl'u should br i'4 :irri "a 'l''i.
LIu.,r h" I"t h".t:' t. ir purposes
ri III. urclLil l'iOa fur. Vh The pllralf was
l.'u- n'II iIl. Hrc'I'"d WpInui rr"' hiOS any
lrtt,rr CONFUSION TIE c"um'it'' HGclrHrd a. u lac
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THE BRIGHT CLAUSES.

TO the Editor OF rhe Tribune.
SIR: Please explain what were the Bright
clDns.s ~ the Lent Ar of 1870. READER.
Eesc York. Feb 16 1881.
IUne of the Bright clauses authorized the Landed
Es ates Court leealize the purchase of holdings in
fee simple whenever landlords ard tenants could
agree upon terms The other clause empowered the
Board of Works to advance twO-thirds of
the purchase money to tenants wishing to
buy holdings Oh estates sold by order of
the same Court This advance was TO he repaid
by an annuity at the rate Of 8 per cent. running
tbrty-fiye years The clauses have been practically
imperative. For one thing. few tenants had a third
of the purchase money to spare and those who had
IT found the terms of presumption under the Church
Act more lberal.-Al
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The Shook p,urnhocl'." faction Of Tie RI
,nbr IT, Central CIn ~ IN ji.rA"p II a. '-t ~;
SHERIDAN shook IL a.. chair Ah'n iJU d""cat'~ - re
s"ut aud Il Wa stated tnat there Is row 'r1E II
.,,.ucaIinn IT. cacn Assembly Dnirct 1hr president
auluuu ,d ia" vaiI"u. IOiuTlti"r3 Tor 'hc year
WGI,m Irving offered = srrlr3 oi resolutions stating
that an aunouuc mrut mate puhl'c tiI "a concert
would hrld inc carng II u under III" "n"pIrea 81
ne Erpincau Central Cup. to cLIhr chorus ci"b 10
orcrd % Wlshiuon 10 take par IN the inuLGnr dion
i.,ri.uuics" u Al npr,I'i ~ IN 9, III" regular
I.ruuanrln &c II lt nh" ant Mfthrr raln: "h Ben
,,,u NttlrN - maze Ort ~ the go lcO'iO "a IId
,yu " azure. Of the subcommittee Of Wdich hr was
ria.riuln during thC lite cam EtlSn
me r,.l iiiions were .,duprrd win an amendment
1oNding flr .rprrsrntntiOn Uf the NJ ~ Toe lntnu
ial trt, nnnIrs Washington a. d. DIlenburl' nddo
rh drn IN lug the opposition On ri Gun ~ IL
:. A. rus Jump nTIir" pprtN ~ committees were re-
ctl, Ell, after whicn tho cub ii. burn"d
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GOSSIP FROM MENTOR.

Mentor Ohio. Feb 1s.--Govcrnor Murray, Of
I,,ah on his re urn to salt Lake City from Washing
ton. visited General & ,rield this AFTERNOON. lie
reprtcd hls expression of confidence that the posi-.
IT,, hc has taken IN regard to Dir. Cannon can be
maintained.
Il is sad to-day that the Secretary of tho Treasury
will DO from New-York aud tho Secretary OF
War fro.l Pennsylvania, and that Governor Iodter
Nill not ~ INTO the Cabinet and will not again DO
. candida for tho GOvcrnorsh'p.
4 gentleman from Illinois. who holds poSiii"n
mon the bench was here tO-day. lie expressed
hostility to the TumorPd appointment ct Robert l..
IdncOn to be- Secretary tho Interior Oh lho
ground of IIA lack al experience.
Grnrr;l Garfield has some rest to-day and IN feel
ing we'll. e,., u. i,,,oi
viii hereafter sCop III Mentor station.
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i vEcEpIIoS ASH 4 cinLD'y rIgrE

Mrs Irctuo" = Suli' van, Of M. - We" E'tN.
cufh-,i. y"as >, TO-" ycs,prdaE a'icr.'"' N AMI
abynt 100 of het iIIrnils Gated. Mt~ sum Gan IL al
hrme ou FrIais H. cbTuary. Mis-. G""r@" H. PotI-
lecoi, ed with her yesterday. SIs SuIhv@I were Il
ices of Gc.lcatn pm. cashmere aad bi0caded SIX
v,nI, ., I - sit,y, Mrs lWt, wnIc a brown SATIN
costume with front ni IIgn, blaze six.
Mls. Benedlc:, Oi No. 10 West fhiy.urNi-s - gave
- g, .Idicu'- parry vest, ru"g "ftcruuuu Tor hcr
dan ucr Ms i,nllisc Adele BPn"dI t. Tie mnSIc
wa, furII>hcd by Glcs-rLIun. Among tf0rr present
were Mss licilc I},ncdIct Miss : urIc Sputhwick
Nt4, Allie Rturuck SIR. iIud-. the Ml,srs Lock-
w,,Vu Aln,s Lnitrc.. Miss A;cxaGcr, Miss i.i'il"p
niss Crane Miss DIXON, Gonrrtl knor lrr hiidr H.
Burnham browns c"ld'n, Hi: lia'Iihga, MISS
M.vrra ut puiIudclpha, and the Miss,a VOID.
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HoAORs ~ FERNANDO FOOD.

PREPARATIONS FOR HIS FUNERAL MEETING OF
rur ALDERMEN - APPROPRIATE RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday to
t,k, NC ION on the Finan % wOoI, IN 10 make
Drratnl'Ons Tor receiving his body. Alderman krR
acted rs temporary chairman communication was
rercyed from the Mayor formally ANNOUNCING MI
Woods death ana speaking higny or him rs pubic
man and private cIlizou.
Aldprma, McAyoy presented resolutions OF 81 70" auu
RESPECT which were adopted by rising vote 1t was
,. - uerd.d thai Ovt OF espact Tor tho mrmOiy
80 IN, dread Cungressman PAGES OF business th'ulu oc
cosed r the afternoon Of the day OF G tunera; 'na'
the members OF the Common Conhcl shouu "'.'Hu mo
funeral N body and that the Mayor auu 'Do noau'"
,be several uepartnsns VI the Chy Government sIoud
No ona.,a 10 attend Il was also resolved 10 have The
,ya ON the City Hail aud other puDlc DuiuihH7 us
nnyed at nalfmas and mat committee OF hVe Alu"'
,, .hn,,,d ,tiend the funeral az VIZ hinGton
aud o..c,nrony the remaus 10 this city. There was
n,e.uon whether tho Board could take any ON al
~ I'm, ,n,s d0jculty was oby Iated by the sugScstoa
INN, tnp AldermcD should meet In sher lnh'liual
c,n,clty and pass The resolutions; when mo ara Is
,,,rn 10 organized 1. can roailrm tuem. Alderman
- y,n ana Alderman MoC.ave spoke TO the resolutions
committees consIstIug o. Aldermen M'AV"y'
| F,uck Murphy Bernard Ktnney ami HilhrL was az
MONT ~ ~ 30 tPd 10 Washington aud accompany TIE
boay to th4s cly. Aldermen Sauer' hrohnh' "aite'
pr,Iey aud Shells appointed 10 consult "isn inc
IT,, and maxi, arrangemsnij for the reception OF the
30. n"r,. RECESS was ihou taken unth "Wednesday
We MAYOR br received Telegram fro ca s'rGoan'.
aAros T cnT services Of Mr. Woo wal take place iron,
his lale rt-Idence ~ sh pgt9n q, v. ~ 90 -, 10 =, m
Ia M reuains Will be sti rted Tor y" 10TH u ~ - "
I,,o Yesterday afternoon another Telegram Was re-
ceiVeu AZ INC '''O' WHsHIEaroS. Feb IS. 1881
10 ht MaB ,v MI VOID uoe. not pupilC
certeues or DEMONSTRATIONS over sis rnuas p""" as
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A HOME VIEW OF SOU IHERN SIUfIDIrY.
Fom 7h~ VteLsburg Herald lDe'n.'

Some Southern ieautrs would nave tHe peO-
Mi, ~ "a, We 10, utrurss Dat couHct sIiil gu-> ca
the use was removed t,se 40 wish 10 Duid up t"elr
10 tunes, bOughi tue CONTEST Mould eud Tue ernst,
ar, no All, ncd at tiIs tor simple rras III Il
Leaves The A 40 means controlling the IN 'rscs IheI
yutmur te contest and make Earliest proclamation oI
Imaginary USES Tuey cease to warn Tue South
tue Nor'h is vrorared 10 rush ON IL and g4Dne ~
the States aud their rights. They hre TIE
SOUTHERN ueArt by showing how cruelty the rt0t
will he iax.rldrn II .rr O. cut IL put "n The retir
lrt Of Tue A IN, - G. AM, tue National farrrr"
nile DONG a., .hest TIL thty go ~ mad az honeiS
ii told not IL favor OF cordial relations ce weeh
ectOnR. rhey ciare tIey are Opp"sfh 10 thc IRE
pre-sibi cOufct, while they sustain 'ndul Cox ahd
otuers whO feed them sentiment aud refuse, t"e"
1u tic. Tue, 10 tds Ice. peace ana prog
ress and uty fOr lie glorious pf1VlCgc o. Keep
lbs South y wears 0ehIud settle vi tue American
Cuiuu nat uaV b ~. u n ddv1utdKe6.
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wADDIyG IN fORri- NINTH SrRtEE

A house wrddnc tooA place Thursday evening at
No. 81 West Fcr,y-nnth-,t.. where Mas Mary L..
Van lienschoten, daughter of James Van Bcnsch"-
ten. was married to Charles Howard Stt. by the
Rev DR.. rhomsts T.. Nermilyc The music was fur
nj she'd by Bern4rlu. Inc uSbers were A. Stltt.
e. l.. Van Bausch0ten, lhcoiorr Il. Mead. 1. SlO0rc
Van Winkle. The Eride wore drcsS " white SATIN
WIN trimmings OF pearl, aud II pUIht lace vol.
Largo OH lie second cOOr contained the muller
on, wedding giftz, amhnV winch were sci of la
nIond ornaments. handsome SILVER cream pIicner,
two complete Oi slivrI tUt;a-ten silver set,
cOf ser Oi silver. several vases PIECES Ol
silver of rare beauty. A reception followed tho
wedding ceremony.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
TIE PENNSYLVANIA SENATORSHlP.
HE ArikNPT Ar COMPROMISE APPARENTLY PRO-
DttIlvl. OF NO GOOD EEsULTS--BOiH REPUB-
llcAN DIVISIONS riEa or rCEPosE

lHE AriKNPT AT COMPROMISE APPARENTLY PRO-
DttIIv. OF NO GOOD EEsULTS--DoiH REPUD-
llcAN DIVISIONS r;Ia or rUEP2sE
lBv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 18.-Tho thirty-frst
ballot was taken in the JOINT conference OF the
Goneral Assembly today with tie following
result: Beaver. 70 Wallace. So Bayne, So:
Alexander Henry, of Philadelphia, q; Scofcld, 2;
and Curtin, Hewitt, Briggs Phillips, McGrath and
Hhras. l each.
Tho Committee of Compromise met again in con-
terenco this morning and after thirteen tTuitless
ballots took rece until s o'clock tonight. The
independents now charge the regulars with being
the real Cbs'ructOnIsts. rs they manifest
desire to support nobody except Beaver.
Aitcr the committee had balloIed twice this evening,
Senator Lawrence said 1t was evident there could be
no cUinprOinso unless Beaver aud BIyne were with
dIawn and now name suggested % this Senator
Cooper, the staiwart apOkasma Of the caucus Re-
puOilc IDS, replied that they cont, Tot Afford to
sicrlucs General Beaver Tor supple question of
cap ice on LIE part of tine independents. Senator
stewart sad they were cOnteuding for principle.
ana RtprescD alive Wolfe and Senators ,vie@ Lee
ah'l Others urged the taxing up OF n new name.
senator Csc or proposed lhat general caucus of
R'puhiicanS bc cail,d TO nominate a candidate by
twJ-thl!is vote, and Il counter PROPOSE ion was pre-
So ited nv Representative Niles. Of liOga. to tie
fleet that Beaver and Baync be Withdrawn and
new name be taken ~. The conference took three
iHIOi" without any material change aud then All
lOurned until Monday night.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS appears to have been
horn tina, way and wiIl die wiIh It III Ills systrl-
fCincihnat Enquire (Dem)
The Rcpub, an party is the only party in
the south Va sympathy with National idea ard a. FAST
as tue people the Sou build up that party jas so
fast they build w the SOuth-lLOuisviile Commercial
RrpJ
If the deadlock at Harrisburg isn't soon
broken tncrr hi ii scarcity d. lt"S fur Gov E.
nor who have been In training for that Ollie" Tu"y
getting themselves killed off abOnt fast tue puhlc
i'm ertaktr STOW away their oorp~s-tL LAM astcr
New Era Uud. ksp.)
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MUSIC And DlAcMG IN Firth ArESCE

m ,lcal and dancing party took place las: even
ipg at M. Ul7 Ffth-arc. The entertainment was
gwen By hlss MagRID Meyer, the daughter Oi Chris
opnrr Meyer. he muslc was furnished by bernstein.
AJOul 100 persons were p,osrn', Among whom were
Mr. and Mrs Hehy iluddy and Miss Annlc Garrett, of
PnIIa elpAIa Howard Never, Mr AID Mrs. Lowther
Nj. aud Ms. CJvric. Greer, Of Mam"roncck. MI
a,ld Mrs Gray, the Misses Lama and l4OuSe Bclden
of nan Franc .scO Mrs. lhoma- Krnse,t, oil Com
wal Mr. aud Slrs.O w. kandall, Mss Mum, Coe
Mr. and Mrs. Sm'llIe, Miss ohiIe, Mrs. and Miss
Greer, Mr. aud Mis- Alexaauer Taylor. jr, MI ana
Mrs tcuigc VI. IaylOi, AlT. ana Mira. L. w. Gallau-
oct of BROOKLYN, Mr.. ano Mrs. lows
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rival at NewYork Tho remains viii be taksn dirsct .
Trinity Cemetery. JOHN y IhOkfsoN Z
Sergeant alarms House OF REPRESENTATIVES"
Mayor Grace autographed back the following repiyi
"Ngw-YoRK. Feb I8, 1881.
ITO the Hon JoHy a. THOMPSON, Ser0edntdtA rms,
Honse Of Representatives. at Warrington:
Tue Board Of Aldermen has today passed, ano tno
Mayor approved resolutions appointine commttees 70
attend the funeral at Washington and 20 arrange Gre
monica here The Governors room Will be ,os
the lying In state OF the remains OF Mr.. WOOD during
Sunday and Monday Under these circumstances please
telegraph ~ further TO the wishes OF the family
Wk. r. GRACE. Mayor OF New-York CITY
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BRUTALITY OF PARENTS.
ToHhe Edftor OF TIE Trtbune.

SIR: Was there ever a sadder instance Of
parental shorsightcness than your columns iurn'sheo
to-day in the story OF the little girl who WIS tortured by
her parentsa MY eyes are still moist her Sorrows
and dount not that the narrowing tale will stir the
hearts OF mothers the country through with svmpatnv
SECOND only that excited by the fate " little 'rle
Ross $500 Mhs' l.
Richfeld SPRINGS, n. Y, Fen. Is, 1881.
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Frederick Ranney. A. F. Renriques, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Seligman, Mrs. Addison Jerome. Addison Jerome
Olmstead Percy NJ. Mcintyre. Miss. Belle
Content MISS Elsie Content, WASHINGTON Content,
Miss Cha ~, RAYMOND j. Chatry, Miss Haght; MlsS
julia Clncb, Miss Jose L. ljenney Joseph L lt.,lm-
gale Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bauer. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
lam H. Lewis. j. Z. Wr!so!. jr.. II. y. Conn., j. E5-
J. Rogers. the Misses Boss. HerLer. f. Andrews
the Misses Hands. Miss Lena Rem. Dr. Iirnlam'n
Dyer Mr.. and Mis-. William II. Seiach, j. Mari ID
pnllnck Miss Bly, Poll OK and Byron Alger.
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FIFTH AVENUE EXCLUSIVENESS.
IN. Fdifor NJ The Trabuns

70 the EuttoF OF INC fT'0""o.
SIR: No man or woman in this city can
read what your CORRESPONDENT in todays paper has 10
about that Fifthave clearinghouse without the ut
most INDIGNATION. II the statement IL true the schoo
teacher much of lat to remain IN such con-
pany. Bv pubi'hng the nunbrr Of that house YOU
will confer favor society. es vonr rrns, e-
dent Hare 10 give It'll FRED u SWAsEf'
Metz Fork. Feb. Is 1881.
THE number of the house was gwen for use at
our discreton.-Ed
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YAJEAIUMNI Al DELMONICO'S.

The Yale Alumni Association of ,he CITY of New
York. held rs fourth social mecIhg OF the Sc IN at
D.lmonicos last night. mCetino of the Extcu i've
C,m n,ttee was followed by tao reading of Coli
,n,L,ee-reports nc tTcasurcrS statement showed
a balance on hand of $1.756 81. Professor Frhknn
Il. Desler s Yale Co tcle. hen read p aper on
" Goy.rno, Ya,e' giving bre: ske, ca Vt his life.
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How long It shau remain So Is question which
cught TO DO answered.
HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWEl
TOO MANY CONGREssMEN.

% ths gator of TIE Tribune.
SIR: One question in regard to the new
snporionment Why would 1t not be as we'll TO increase
~ ,snr,seutaton 80 as reduce the number of Con-
s..nsn IN two hundredi I think the people would he
{nlly as well represented as now. EEFoRA-
Nep FORK, Feb IL 1881.
rive doubt it. TIE population of the United
States is now over 50,0O0.000 and House of 293
Representatives is not too large. With population
greater than that of any European State that has
representative assembly. this country Las smaller
number of Legislators than any of the great Powers
The following table shows the number OF represent
stves in the popular chambers OF the princ'pal
Statas
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MIDyIGHI WkAYHER EEPOR1.


I,ldirIiOHS.
For tie Middle Atlantic -iates rAinv followed 10y
clearing wcd'.rr. Wdl;n S0uirrly Ve iDS to cO!Gri
up.thMr. W,Il ~. tuuW,d ~ rising hArtHet 4.
F,r Nrw-!n.iin, cOudY weather, with r.. or $40" p.
warm .aun ~, shutting cot northwest wlIuS tdli-
lug rouwed by rising btOmet"r
CduuOnGrb SIGaGis.
Cauuouarv signals cOhtiI 10 from Chlncoteacue 10
nc. and tuttOuaIy Oh-shOe signals continue at
fn,lianoa and Galveston
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following cast:

The uousA ,yss uncU'uiortaby crowded. every
seat on the floor and in ne galleries being occupied
and the nisies being 6ll.d with perso"S VINO 3lood
uuri h. NAV AIoT inc drd ma nc tnt ertaihmcht
thuse who de- red to remain and uaLce withdfe"
into he adjoIuiug waitig-roons for fe" minutes
white the s,a,s we're removed. -, -.
linen followed d reception. and the dancer, re-
manned unul .be small bUUTs OF tho MORNING.
Among those present were Ma. James RanneI' Dr.
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DAVID DAVIES QUEER INDEPENDENCE.
Eru,n IAe q LicnGa En- Ming L.nLl MnL lkeDA

Could not D,VIu DdVIs dVI VIII IHt NCVUU-
Ucaus i .,e just .cnI ht ~ ne ~ "h1h 'CtihE
vii: III. Deiucrais2 We sop the press Tor reply l.
was st ted recently ~ tue newspapers that major
DAVIS MAJ ked Just after the pnocttIun OF the 'o-
cratic Mercy III the completely o. inc Di "OIatIc
ma, Err with II nad established. that II Was 10
credit To amy to b. MUM 'tely dehcd with
n, ,r,r y-or wurur 40 That FIFE Tue trouble with
Jhdgr Dav L., IA ha> breu txpIcuug TO audie ptcD
NItnvuC biacxiIg Ills hugcrs. Ii can't be done.
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ENTERTAINING THOMAS {. PL4TE

United States Standardized Thomas e. Plat was
Last evening he guest at dinner OF john A. Nichols
Of ClIntoE-avc, Brooklyn. The party was al In-
r,,o.J o,,. and I.clu led Mr. PIatt, Gnneral Stew
art H. Woodfor aud Mrs. W"OdfJrd aud other per-
s0niI irirnns subsequently Senator Piatt was lh-
tr,iuced I,y Mr. NicnU.s To "A nuiuOcr Oi pi"mlhcht
a. lzeus VINO spent Iw0 hours IN social intercourse
A ruuDer was served at 10 o'clock.
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4 COMPLIMENT rO IAElF FRIENDS.

The rank and flo of Company @, 7th Regiment,
will celebrate Washlngion's Birthday by - reception
and n dance to tue ladies who contributed to the
success o. the companv's bUOtl during the ilir IN
Ire, nrnory Tie eatI.e upper ho"r OF the armory
viii b. iIrei for dancing iron p m TN mluhlghl
Ire arrangements are nnucr tue NuporVlsul9n VI
Ge1rvr W. HARLAN aud John II. kaml'' OF hoInp,
0QU.
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1S.-I'he following are
the closing Off nal prices If mining stocks to-tay


TAKE RATIONAL CARE OF YOUR, COLD AT
ONCE by using DR.. Jyne's Expectorint, and you viii
AVE much worry and render less likely the develop
meut OF dangerous Throat or Lung Disease.
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SAIL OF READING sro X DENIED.
CINCINNATI BELTLINE STOCK

CGNUNNATI, Feb. 1S.-A syndicate here this
rnurning took All the RtOrH Ia CrncIu'at II Lin
Erroid, amounting to II 600 900. THE contemplated
road roanrrts the wet rulS Of The city.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1881

by heavy weather. and are expected TO arrive at any
moment. The Frisia was due from Hamburg, and
the 2 eland from Antwerp, Tuesday last; the state
OF florida was due from Glasgow Wednesday me
from London and the Vile de Marseles from Hayre,
Thursdav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
Post Onlce Notice.

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ruIy ~ 1874. will CLOSE NJ this once on - , C,e a
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