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February l. Or Jane. ous Bond. aged

BoND-On Tuesday February l. Dr James ous Dond aged
Friends Of no family the member. Of the Academy OF Mott
cine and lie members Of the Medical Society Of the County
HsS Y se a+ M we a% ' d aansh .
morning. February s. at IL O'Clock
BRoWN-At her atorsaien OILS Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
the iaIe ffser,cS Brown in the SfL yea Of her age
Tuesday February 2 1881 at her late res,
g gsaSs i su IN The oath year Of her age
cnds Of Hs a ! S 1 from eee
70 se' and ra%s Sh Er4s on 2aS brooklyn" D
Interment at calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers
BUTLEKon January * 10 l. At ttranhnt ais; ma%
NOticr of funeral hereafter 49,
atier tedious Illness, jeremiah ClarS In the o5th year OF
nj, aG and friends are r.pectuly invited to attend ms
funeral tom Presbyterian Church. on Thursday the 81
T S's E4 Lucy FT Ds" . SE
merry Of laT 5r Of G mSrI, " ani JGis Sm -"0
Hail "a ard Rochester parers please copy.
DAYT9N.in sn1 t ,io Ta 20 Nathan Da,G1n OF LocS
n rtyI g. " In mo satin Ell her age.
Interneut at LocNport
FIAGLER-ln New. York January 81 James Flagl'r for
meriy OF poushkeepsleN. W. In the 'ohyea. OF MS age
FlNIAl Al Iolo.en. y. J. Tuesi4y. February Mary +;
vie Of Jonn finlay and daughter OF Jos Magee aged 81
servicca Al the Frat Presbyterian Church.
HUDSON oixhst, HoOoAen Oh FrdAI 4th n'| at o''O
nrs and friends are attend without further
The t"mains VIII taken Jame'burg MI for nterment
norPIN A. Lois sprn.est Phl%ielpnia Mar HsnTeay
Providence Il l.. ia her 9th year
JOHNsoN-At KingsDridge MONDAY: January 81 Harriet
Fune her ato residence on Thursday February
s. at $50
MANKIN-on January 81 at Morristown. n j.; Lydia
Stromg daughter j. and tne lac Ann Frances
ManEn. -.,,....,n.
orONNoK ON "Wednesday February Uotlio wife Of Or;
Joseph oConnor anu eldest daughter OF Tho tate '"hn
rSnsr ut 10 o'clock SATURDAY morning from ST. Anus
charoe' Laat l2thst
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DIED.

PARKIN-sudieuly January 80 1884, Josiah rarsn sgsa
81 years and days
Funeral his late resdeuce 327 West 3lsst,
Thursday. February 3 at O'Clock D. m.
Friends Of the family ofcers and members OF Excelsior
Lodge 105. and A. NJ. AMI melbersof the f. aud A. n.
fraternity respect fully invited.
Interment at Green wood.
Pottsvlle papers please copy
SpENCER-Ou Tuesday. February J. worry suddenly. al
No liz East 37thst Julia wife OF Ambrose H. Spencer
OF Honolulu. sandwich Islands
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Wstertown. N. T.. papers please copy.
TAYLOR On Wednesday. Fehruary2 1881. the Rev Bcn.
jamn c. Taylor DID,, senior Paso Bergen Reformed
Church. Jersey City. In the sOth year OF his are
Funeral the church, Saturday 5th inst
and the clergy meet residence GI3 Ben
Ren.aye, at l:l5 y. IN.
wAsHBURN-on wednesday. the % OF February the Row
Edward A. Wsshburu. u. d.. Rector oil calvary Church.
New. York. aged 81 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WEBB-On sunday evening. 30th nit, Charity Y. Webb,
widow OF the late samuel Webb.
Funeral services Friday, s INST. at p the resi-.
dence OF her sonlnaw, H. Auten. 80 Quincys. Brook
lyn.
Burial on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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LOCAL POLITICAL NE VS..
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS.
PART OF TIE NEW CHARTER FAVORED-UhGING HE
CONFIRMATION OF SENATOR FORSTER.
The Republican Central Club, Is. +.

PART OF TIE NEW CHARTER FAVOKID-UhGING HE
CONFIRMATION OF SENATOR FORSTER.
The Republican Central Club, Is. f..
Manierrc, president. met last evening IN Clarendon
IL all Among those present were Mr.. Manirire.
cAJudge +. ]. Fiihan. H. H. Wilson. Christopher Pull.
man. james l.. IIlsiIe and william IL. TONnl"y.
a rcso.ul adop Gdecnng that tn cub was III
favor Of al measure. ~ reform winch tend toward the
actual reduction OF expenses IN cty affairs not neon
sisicnt with proper government, aud therefore an
proved Of that part OF the charter which r. durN
he ss.rllY large raarics and fees nov
paid 10 some city aud county Ollie r.. II "as alsc
resolved thai special committee to bo called TIE
Committee on I"gsla on DE- appointed for the purp''
of cooperating with Ike coHmittc Of O.hcr b"dr-
having view the of expressed hy the Prev u'
r,,Outi"n. Tar following Wtr" appoitc ~ the COM
Mite: CHRISTIE, her Iuilm IN T. \ l. hitn, john ID
O'uwcl. II. +. Minrrrr aud Villain II. l"wDlcy.
Another resolution wns p'Sord Thanking President
Ayc- for having mated -euaior t'ro Frsirr FOR
Tmtcd states D>ifrt-Atto-n'v. aud by dom. having
' irI.~~y i"c0a'i2rd aud ju-ily encouraged lEirri
Il, ~ H. Ii'diiSh. W i go hhn'rl "A rhid l' inin
70. ku ,n -id~dr ana ~t fiIuE character A." ga IT'S"
ever, hos ,taiir a To Scn4t"i Fbl~t-sc n
fl,mailou. ana add'. tia. 90" l. I" l." i,rt tl: the
Il publican Uiitcl States Senators r'm TIL Stat~ VIII
indu'g Il iStr0-pcc' 81 ~ IuiuS- ana rrruf~h tnr
go 1852. or, ntcrpn>ing stCHuULs Opposition To-
sdti 90! Il lJn."
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CONCERT AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

Plymouth Church was well filled last even
,,g ou IN, OCCASION a. complimentary concert 10 Miss
J,scphine L. Loses by the ClasSon Avenue PreaOJ 10
rian Church Miss IL an Organist OF considerable
ability who has Ohiciatcd Tor several years
at the Classon Avenue Church. ana the coh''r'
was for the purpose OF expressing the o''en 'n "o"
w., nh,,,ch regard her both personally and officially
rho nroyramme contained pleasant arrangement OF
vocal and instrumental music, with several wen known
nerforIpers assisting Miss Losee Among ot!'rs Hiss
Henrietta Bepbes ntcipretatiohn OF p'SuVp Noio
I'VE with me aud Henschels " Hush ye, any Dapy,
1a,1ed much applause. Mr., Iosedy played selections
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IANNANY COMMITTEE ON ORGAN'ZkrION
Nm EumIn.1uX Communion on Orn.llIlZ MON


mel yr.irrd II ri'c,cl that reply To the cir
cutr from tn Committee 81 One Hundred HskiUR
TaInrauy Hal, corifuOu with other Democratic
nni1cs 20 upiS Assembly district "rgIn/ ni II aud
unite ~ tn - IN ,rrI"r Oin%cy, Won Il be
submitted Tor di-rIs- Il Wa referred "ltHH debate
t. tue Gen "a. Committee, shea iT'i- F.lIy evening.
ic .rad Ot the ytI,ou] - m"y Distinct orc'hAt
utfrd thaf were lll CO. III tui e l
t!at tie - ~ rrnhcrs AZ th G"ic'a Comm ifc
lad near u'rn pad ~. lr,i" hal h"H -"nc ""u'
d. To W her t.irsu du.s would hr PAID prom,ii l"-
II the IhI-uap- Wu1"u have - ia"n =" many
ncrrOldri-. ne 2Jl M mhrI- Al TIE q n"i".
nnmittrr pa, SO c-CH 1U! IN privilege ~ hrI"ng
IN Ia that hIdy There are ~ u.ir 'cr@ =
thr Grurr.I COmnfttc" VI" cons Ut tie Com
nIitrr on q -GaIrLa ion, Hni hey Iy 81 additional
T,ru ne nitY nr'o C.H,iHlrn, Nlrc Cht'rur ana
-rctrtatI.. uf al" Gcu'rH tmni'tr' N Hl,p m"hr'-
.,i .r COMMITTEE Oh OrGIuzIIoI, ard 'h"Y cOhir''nr
$79J muIr making total If si1.h@' 'nc"mr lUr the
d L-lOn from as - ,-rn a i've ,DIlnItc.s
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from Chopin, BacL's "Gavo;te." arranged hy Mn:
self fer the lOit baud aioie. aud seward o.
"souvenir dAn6r!sus." ny specia Request MIss I'aco
played Thiee's beautiful Variations III a fia" IN nm
fofSee1 difficulty tu the law Ply 81 wB'e Ivy which
the organ fod. had caused posipOnenrn Of the ece
eat iirr IN the evening. Hss LOsce bias a .m tuch ana
thorough mastery q the nerhaucal ,lAc1,lcs o tic
keyboard. aud payed WITT much dr2acy rticrlng ana
artistic G6c Her performance was pleasant addition
10 n very agreeable coacert.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW 80 ,K.....FEB ,. 1891
ARRIVED
str Hileti, Boston with mdse and ngers TO
II + Dm0rS.
str " / Aesbarrc. ElrIge. Providence
echi III l. " bite, BabDtt BaltmOlc
MOVEMENTS o. STEAMERS
otrrxsrOwN Feb Arrived MorIvan Frahau. from
BO, un lallfLX Tor IVcTpOh
NEW ORLl zen CDdrei. str5 AS.cT3 ani Louisiana
for Sew. yrs. /cntOnla. Lyri ''r.
th, PIsSr~- AiIITri. sii New YORK, NeW.fCTk.
Sailed. of Merida and Cuban.
HALIFAX, FEB 2-Sallci str carroll, Boston.
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DEMOCRATIC REORGANiZATIoN.

The Democratic Committee OF one Hundred
% rcorrauz ihe party IN city met No ii Hrst
Twenty -f,urtbsi last light Police justice kib.cth
wa, IN the chair The sub-cumm tcc OF tHcuyon report
ga that II had Tcceiv letter from AUGUSTUS - dated
January ~ stating that he would refer the "tict hHk
nr iuinutuy ,nkr part In III" irorEau7 ui e,i' hoe
10 III, Committee on Organization. EN-M3v r C'opr!
stated iht representatives, - twenty Unr OF the twenty
four cuinmiiicc Irving Hall had oi-rGr the letter
aud Laid upti ul mrrtinY shnu hr ne d,wbeh
he had 0cub aiirmhtIv" action would be taken.
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Mrs. Hall was born in Dublin. When four
teen years old she England, and soon after mar
ricd saInu. Carter Hall. In 1929 her first work,
Sketches OF Irish Character" published Later
she Novels stories for children. sketches
aud miscellaneous works She regarded Is piriIcu-
larry crtouq icr delneatOIs Of Irish female CHAR
actrr She two successful plays The French
Refugee" aud The Groves Of Barney"
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MARRIED..

IN-TOWNSEND-At Cos nwan. Y. y ., January H.
IIrnionant William H. baldwin Of Fort Meade. Dakota. 10
Julid y rOwpsonh
FITCH -sHIPHERD-At Sidney Plains n. Y IN February
l. 1851 by Rev Jacob u SiiIrr. al New YORK CITY,
MIR charles tiich, ~ Walton " u, aud Miss Julia NJ
Shipksri. of sidney laius
the residence Of Tho brides mother
r. his civ MOniLl January 3, By tho Rev a. NJ 'iar
nngto uncle OF tho Ltie Grofge H. HaydOck 10 Jeanette
A. Sayre
ARCHAEOLOGICAL tho Continental Hotel PhiIs
die phA Inrhiv. February J, lS7 by the Rev Or g a.
DirkeY MI freeman u. MHrckwsld aud Mrs. Nellie +.
Colt No CARDS.
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IlAilPEit "a Et;D~..


Frlnaiin.tqri-,
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Inn,ls lOra. ly AliIcd EUssrI dii.Cr WIN II
AID alS oy1. cloth II.
TIE Human ana Ofher Preached ut Cl,el.
tenuam GA EIig.f0n the iAie iev w.
Kobe NJ :. l2nO. cl.tn. II %.
R0brrts0ns Lite Letters Lectures aud Addresses In
ole volume With IUitIa. $50 H.. I2u0. cOtn, AZ.
Kooert,ou's sermons. With portrait. Sos pp, l2mo
CLOTH -.
Iutc Pansy. A Novel BY Mira. Randolph author d
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THE Deans Vito A Noyc. BY Mrs. C. J. tio.rt
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PATRICK MAnON.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. 2.-Patrick Mahon,
who died last night, WAS prominent member OF the
Fcnan brotherhood and treasurer OF the und used Tor
the equipment OF the ship Catalpa winch was used for
the from penal servIude IN Australia O SIX rn
beers Of the Brotherhood who dh lern I'D the British
Army, aud were convicted " treason. He was part
owner OF the Cdtaipa.
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JANsEN McCLURG & Co.

Music study la Germany BY Miss Amy Fay. l2mo'
PrCr sl %.
Work, by Professor swing Cnb EsSays Square l2mo
Prize Al Motives Ui Life square lOmo frice 81
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AN INFORM l. GERM.iN.

Eighteen couples of young people well known
in Ncw-York society enjoyed informal german Last
evening at house OF the Misses Taller No III WASH
inGton-sduarc. north. Mrs Edward ~ Taller received
the cucs,r with her daughters, Miss Taller AMI Miss
Mary Taller. IN company consisted of tw I've cOnrlrs
VINO meet at ferrnt housrs from time To uuie, the
other SIX being invited guests last nigAt.
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JAMES Il. O~GOOD & 90.

Sketches and "Reminiscences OF the Radical Club
Price So hundred pages containing choice seaiings
philosophy, religion add literature
Life stories % John iSrOughaui. ono vol
uinr llnp Illustrated ~ Eluod by William Wihlep with
portraits. fac-simile, hes. etc
Hritish (.obIius. Welsh Folk Lore. Fairy Mythology.
Legends ana 1IAnIOns ny WIT SKIES United states Con-
suifDl Wales Bound IN gO!d and BLACK illustrated Vol,
syu Kilt JOp. Price 81
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.iIACiIIILAS s. On,

Food for the Invalid, the COnvaa scout the equity tho
~ sIrP,o. By Miner FOtheig: n. d.. aud Horitio o.
Wort ". ID One volume l2no 81
The Lies Work ireland By W Bence Jones' OF SIS.
s1lin l2nO, -
New Views IN ireland, or Irish Land Grievances and
Reueies BY Charles Russell q e. r l2mU CLOTH 81.
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J.D LIrPINC0Pr IL 20.

TIE Poetry OF Astronomy oi familiar essays
The Heavenly Bollos ny Kchard \ Proctor Crown Syo.
IA cloth ~ %
village Commune BY ouids" limo, nc cloth, 81 IS.
PAPER Ii Gtuts.
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Unbratrn TraciIs In japan An account Of travels in
the inuIiO I'm, udng the Abn1ncs OF ego tnI
the smes NiakO ana Isc ~ Isabel Bird. authOro t
I.aGy's ltlo IN thc hOcky MOuhtalDs zVOls octave
with fOrty.rlght illusti atoms -
The Lest CaskeL By r. de- Bosgobey. Translated by -
Lee Trans Atlantic lJinD cloth II paper oOc
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u,nGE " L. WILLIS.

FORTRESS MONROE. Va, Feb. 2.-W. r.
Willis. JnGge of tine Elizabeth city County Court, died Ia
Hampton. Va yeste:day. after II short illuess.
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The Trumpet Major. lGmO. UrsuIe Hour Srros.l 81
A Dreamer. Is, katharno wyide ILinO. (Leisurc iolr
Series ~
Fl. linn
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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & co..

New Guinea What Dad aud What saw by l. NJ
the order of mo crown Oh ila1 90
win port ait of the author vols. Svo, $40.
The Lite aud spondrnce Of Sir Anthony Panzzf,
a. Prlncipai Librarian VI inc bTitlsh Museun Ay
L us Pagan.
Tbir,x Yeor, Being New Old BY the author
~ IoLn aifax UeIem ~" &c. VOL l0mo. gilt top.
Il
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GEORGE W.CARLETON * 60.
h1dI-Jl- '
Solid for lIulhOGly; New PsiIficn ~Iiirf. 4 hand
iIn EMO vO.uuc. paper covers Ice 5pctuts and
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COLCNEL ISAAC nj CARPENTER

NEwBuEG, n. Y, Feb. 2.-Colonel Isaac
L. Carpenter prominent resident vi THIS city, Is dead.
lie WAS elghty-Unc years old.
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sCRIBNER Il WEXFORD.

Fra Anaelcio and 1InsacriO Early FortEiinc Painters
OF TIE Viii Century. By lathrfiue Mary PhlmOro Illus
ira oil Goth. l2nO 81 20
FRA ginrtoionnee md Andrea Del Snrt0. Fl0retline
PAINTERS The Century By Leader scott illustrated
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History OF the Conquest OF spain Oy tle Arao.M oor
the wJi,n they achieved anS
mnaried To Europe. BY Henry COppee vols Crown Sva
CO;h rs.
IN. ,,c,erin By DR. Antoine Magnin Ira nsated from
q, Ercn"s by George NJ SterLbcig, NJ. D. surgeon u 3.
Army syO Cloth. ~ 90
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THE BALL or THE TURTLE CLUB.

The annual ball of the Manhattan Turtle
oluo last evening the Metropolitan Concert Hall.
bexsrded brilliant saccess. The club, which was
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John NENXINGCR

HAVANA, Feb. John Nennnger, an old
American mercDanC 81 Havana. dird last Saturday.
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T. q. PETKk,ON * BI,OTIEws.
GEORGE z. rUrNAM,- SONS,

Madame Iyoyary A Tale OF Provincial Ihir. BY Gus.
taye FlauLur Price IS cents IN corr or 81 Ia cotl
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CHARLIE, II. DILLINGHAM;,
LITTLE. BROWN & co,

The Isles Of summer or Nassau ana 'he BAhAinAs BY
NJ A Price 81 -.
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MRS. ANNA MARIA HALL.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-AIrs. Anna Maria Hail. the
auihores5 wife OF s. c. Hall. the wellknown author, s
dead.
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CHARLES sCHlnNe,;,, soNs

Sermons to Stndents and TbODgntiIl Persons 81
IlrweI u. iicyaD, - ~. IL ID. Vol. l. mO. ri -.
Iika on the Kin Top nnd Other stories BY Professor
lila M II RIyrrCI. vol limo. II.
sir William iirr>cbci; His lite and Works Bv "a.
Holden f. thU L. - Dh-t r,aOIy
Na>niAgtUn. Win steel Portrait ] vol I2mo. 81 -.
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS for he past "a hours

WASHINGToN, Feb. 3. l Il. ma depression
Slight ~ moving from tiie Pacific coast Is now
central Dakota. The barometer - highest IN tue
Lake ~. ha, fallen occasionally III the
Upper Mississippi Valley and The Upper Lake region :;
cl~r whric Ear wcIt,c prevails. tn" temperature has
TIE Atlantic coast. EIst Gull States. aud
elsewhere. IL unusually cold III the Middle Stacs
Lower Like Icgon and NcT Ing and whore the temper
azure averages - below the mean 'or the month.
SOuth'ry winds prevail west of tue Mississippi Vail Y,
and variable winds ia the ke Region; elsewhere they
aIr hUTthcry.
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E.P. BUTTON.
4lsr n -, q A...

Sermops of The City by Henry C. Potter D. Rector Of
Grace church. New YORK, lImo' NeuS'"o Ssf"onA oto
pages, 81 IS.
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ROBERTS BitUS..
HENRY HOLT u CO..

Sanskri aud its Kindred leraiures Studicsint cm-
parnfi,e Mythology BJ Laura LhEAbeth Poor IOuo.
Z,
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DIED.

An notices Of Marriages must be indorsed lcth full
name and dddTCSs.
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For the Midlc Atlantic states warmer clear orr 'r'iy
cuulY weather. thwr-terly winds. ially shifting
t. ont hrasttrIY.
For Nrw.lnGand warmer clear or partly cloudy
weather. wini, mostly nUgihWUsctly. stationary Oh
ri-ins barometer.
IiIILfAE LOCAL nESERXA rLONS
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NEW BCOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
Restricted 10 books TIRE months JHy ddgerssd
hsTeiOfOrr Od fhe iii>rdry pd;e
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Gueclal Notices.


Artistic Bronzes, Clocks and Decorative Porcelain.
THEODORE B. STARR
JEwELLER.
No. 208 FIFTH.AVE.. Madison Square.
between 2jth AMI 26tn.sts,
Offers very compete etc, AM unique stock OF BRoSzES
6oE Of a'3 the eaOssS Tcs sSsc%s oy
MSton" Royal i rby and tho best French I4oiicsStA
all Of his own latest importalions and at
MODERATE PRICES.
Visitors invited TO inspect the stock
Art sale OF Importance thi. Evening
Mr.. FITcHs COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
THos f. KIRBY 4 CO. AucrioNEERs
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
AT 7i5 O'CLOCK. wTrHOCr RESERVE.
AT OUR ART GALLERY si3 BROADWAY.
Opposite WaIackO.
LARGE COLLECTION OF FINE OFT PAINTINGS
FINISHED PICTURES AND STUDIES.
the Property OF the Artist,
MR.. JOHN 1. FITCH. OF THIS CITY.
NOW on EXHIBITION FREE
SALE PosIrrvELY WITHOUT RESERVE
Fnsseirs Ice Cream Is Good Families Churcne, aui no
trad supplied, order sy mai or teeOn"n" No. II D'bl'
Henry A. Daniels ii. d. IA nEt1l.ss. asar 2J.a
Attention u ',LIs ueh.
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATEh The purcst and safest OF all cachar.
domestic? they Impair the ds%'Hvs organ AMI kida.1
Pile. permanently rradiclied wilma thr'o 10
krlir. l2@uTUO T cdttuc All 80 Al tS,t'es cugsL trci
lars sent containing References ID h Dff. - Nos 2lths
Post Once Notice.
The foreign pals tor tue W0cA Oli Stru tDA V FeDru
wall close TINS Otro TUESDAY. al ij0
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VIA Queenstown tcorrr onicncc Franco spe.
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ITel4ni. sInsap City ~ NOutrrI QueetstO"n COZ
specially adIesse. ami $3.50 4. Tor b
ship ueGdrT. Plymouth. CIrrOourg dnd Hamburg
SATURDAY. al for EuIUpo srInslD Bat ulDlc,
Queenstown correspondence for Uernany aud scotland
by steamship Ethiopia tiiasgOw and al tor
Begium steamship Waesaud. via Antwerp. and AZ
Europe ,iciius3I1 DOuan ~odi sauDto7
Bremen. The sal south PsUiHc
New YORK January II The mails tor the Minlwa Isdnds
NrwlOrk February The mds Tor HaJ l"ayc Nrw
YDr6 FeDrt.y3 Tie u dis Tor ilaydra cyn VOW YORK
February s. The mails iO Jamaica. -avtIllla, Nc. and
leave York FcuIu Tho iOr Brko
aud Bay Islands New February 1. The
Indies Brazil and Argentine edSr \cwl OrA Feb
Tho mails tor Ncnt LrrI AMI CdIicoi ittvr NrS
York febru The mails OF IHd iht I,ptl rave IA
FrAnr.scD rhe mails Tor AUs ala. ie1Fs
FrduClsCO February H.
Post Once, N-v.fork. January 20, ISL.
To shipper. OF Freight Between New York md Boston
\ new III b'incrh New UiA ind ijts'n mas
been adopted. to IKE ca-O Fctua 1871 bll~ % lIng
o. merchandise over te wdci iOite5
Will he issued apple to without extra Chaigr
pitICuir cautioned Ia take ~ tici hli-f
lang Wis; ro billy - Insurance vii bc ASSUMED by
Tue Transportation COMPANIES
+ II FORBES. Agent Fan KiyeT Line.
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IA DlNEiU. Agent StJJiugt ton Line.
ISAAC UDILL. Agent Providence Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
TNIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVE

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\
h lnqs r. ,r,t'l y III ~-.'tI,
al set JJtl:.li. iLi
Lut .Plsruiacy as irJ4iSis
TRiBrNE OFFICE. F. > | 30. m-Ourng TIE clear aud
fair " a her yesterday there slight in the
harnnet r tn" temp riiure ranged between % and
IT. the average tj7s. hrng 1li5' over than ON the
.pOndlns day ycHr, G3s' lower than On
Tees
si.Itv warmer and clear OF rarity cloudy weather
may be expected lo-ay IN hi- ely aud VICINITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
Art sale OF Importance this Evening.

CONGRESS WATER The puIcsf AMI safest OF all clthar
tic Avoid all cotr3. urIftaI vat fJrriyn
domestic; they impair the digestive organs ami kitn-v>
Piles permanently erldiclted wilma thr,o y,
kIIir lIy1LuTU Glu+tic All Al diseases EircI
lars sent containing Tre~enc5+ ID Jff. 81 Nos Iuns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-07-29

NEw HEALTH Law IN New YoRK.-The new
law in New York marks the beginning Of
new method of dealing with the subject 1t
takes the matter of food adulteration out Of
politics and places it under the control OF
body of scientific men, who are not concern
ed about party majoritios or the wishes of in
terested persons, who will treat every COM
plaint brought within their jurisdiction on
purely scientific question. The public advant-
age of this change is obvious 1t is measured
by the difference between having the purity
of food determined according to its actual
purity or impurity or determined wholly up
on some foreign consideration, which has
nothing whatever to do with the quality of
what the people eat.
But the law goes further aud provides
means for protecting the pockets as well as
the stomachs of the people. The law defines
an adulterated article to be:
/. If any substance or substances has or
have been mixed with it so as to reduce or
lower or injuriously affect its quality or
strength.
?. If any inferior or cheaper substance or
substances have been substituted wholly or in
part for the article
3. II any valuable constituent of the arti-
Gle has been wholly or in part abstracted.
Under the second of these definitions the
board OF health will have power to put an end
to the sale of oleomargarine for genuine but
ter, on the ground that whatever may be the
respective merits of the two articles as food,
oleomargarine confessedly costs less than real
butter, and therefore cannot be sold at the
same price as an article whose production is
more costly. The same thing is true of glu-
cose or grape sugar, which, if the board do
their duty, as they undoubtedly will, will,
like oleomargarine, have to be sold upon its
merits after the first of next September. Fee
ming Post.