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MRS. SHE'D UOD'S IufEp EECEPTi0N.

Mrs. John Sherwood gave her third and last alter
noon tea lar the present season, yrt'fuAy. S""''
eco invitations w,re SET "ut early tbs winter ZOE
these three afternoon receptions different circle OF
fncnds b,ug invited 10 each. Tie parlor yesterday
contained soc choice lljral pecc5 an'l the supper
was elegantly prepared and served. Mrs sherwood
wore costume OF botic-@reen Sam trimmed WIN VIII.
I,ri,tnd ak winch showed NJ tnr bottom ana Gnu
~ thc tr,in Tnr cnrsacc was SOU nc anu rchiy
tr,mmed with lace. At 2p. III. L,cse Richardson
rei1 tie Merry Wives OF Windsor" before ~ ap'
i,r and M 4 n'cIrck the reception propr BEGAN.
Among those who called were notced Mrs k3O G
CIttipg. M:4. william A,t0r. i. Jiay uI.AWo!u, III
cock, Mis-. Governor Morgan. Mrs. Townsend, Mrs
buchanan WntLr,p Mrs =. Van Ee"ssratr H 11l
ger joan G.. Hamilton. the " ,seS ha.,'i W.
liaVcs,
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rLAuE5 Ar Pohr RICHMOND.

A fire biokc out Friday III the lott ol II two
story fam banding the shore Eond 1t ri E'cELOnd.
rhe flames snrsdng rohG.y wart commune aiei 10 IN
adjoining barn, ard IN short tre both lnhd'ars were
entirely Destroyed. The barn wac Owned icy 4 Ms.
Miller and the other Ddldlng ~ 1ls. n. ryta Iha
upper part OF the two-story structure VIA "cdleh ~
f. Welsh ~ a billiard roo.c BE lost one billiard table
and some furniture, ~ all valued ri S'oO Ihr l""eI
mart OF tho hOiso occupied bJ William Johnson Il
hn,tIuild r. new Yacht nearly completed, - JON
sOn-'. place ,hr entirely drStrJcd, involving ot' "i
,l,t,f 4 OOO uu which there 10 Insurance. Inc
,s. a., lie hutldlng ~ abOut - $50 Thr fire Is OPP
nos,d TO Live originated iToG, II drlcctiTe Hue
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THE ARTISTS FOND SOCIETY.


FIItbI ANNUAL FNIfIHIIIT'N'
The Council OF the National Academy OF
es,gu feeling ile need Of "hicn can be ua'd Tor
erhLt,oas not needing all the space contained III the
gallery foor of their building, have consructed "ierthe
Of ar Pfeer The nrchtecta handsome anh com
odious sta ircnse OF wood leading uo the large ocnth
Room This room, shut Uf from The 0t"rfS Oh
IN. .ame level now occupied ly the tAmoilloh
OF the waterColor society, IL inc ne" "o"o
=, ,,. Ir,,st,, Fund Society, In which the MEM
bers Last night uet 10 celebrate the coming OF age
Of their community and survey their pictures through
the softening atmosphere OF tohaeeosmoA" and LII the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

report Of the Executive Committee consisting Of Horace
L. DemiDg Seth Low and J. +. Nichols, first sub
miitcd contained statement OF the results accom-
pishcd by the club during the recent National canvass
and showed that the large increase in the Republican
vote in the wards which had been manned by the club
was due in great to Its influence. motion
by Mr. DeDng that the organization be made permanent
with the object Of securing and worthy admin
considerable length II was II ally decided that the
draw up plan to be presented at future meeting VI
fhn cIuh
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MIDyIGHI UAAIHhH EEPOR1.
GOV RNMENT INDICATIONS.
SInOnsis Ipr Mt pnsl "A hOMrs

WASHINGrON, JAN 50, / a. m.-Clcar or fair
weather continues ou tnr Atlantic coast, vita warmer
val liable winds, owen bdrO!nc' = suuh o! Nc"'l "rh ami
60 der nOr, Lwc~tcry WiuGA IN New England Gear
weather cont the Southern Statcs with warnrr
s..uhcrly winds and less pressure The barometer IN
fallen ire Lake region aud the Northwest. WI h cloudy
weather and and TaTmcr cis 10 s0tfh winds. rX
cpt oXtIcmG Nor 'twi 81, where the Wini, have
shifted 10 mort westerly with rising barometer ANA der
weather.
Indications.
For New England. winds shifting to southeast ana
southwest, with rising tcInl"iA ur slight i1e IN
baIuIrt,r tho eastern PORTIONS f0luVrd by lalInG
barometer and increasing cluudlnrSa with snow.
For tho MIDDLE states. warmer ana cloudy or parity
c,oiiy ant snow ~ the northern portions,
winds shifting south ana w-st and falling barometer
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 80 / n. m.-DuIing the clear
and fair weather yesterday. the cha the barometer
waa sight The temperature RANCID between 100 and
~ the average 0'sD being lj'- lower than on the
corresponding day last year, and @L4' higher than on
ErlJdY.
" ruer partly cloudy aud cloudy weather with rain
or snnw DUNG Ihr night, may be- expected
to day IN ms c.ly and vicinity
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REGlMENrAL EMULATION.

At the Creedmoor reception oil the 23u
Regiment, aud tue review before General Alfred u
Harnes General Inspector of IHa Prace for the state
OF Ncw-Yorp last night, Colonel David j. Austen ana
other officers Of the 18Th Regiment who were among
the invited guests much Impressed with u" ekce
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fence OF the man@1vres and expressed their desire to
ments This exercise they said would not be under
taken WIN view OF proving any superiority Oh tAe
plrt OF either regiment but merely for the purpose or
promoting interest in the practice Of military drill
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A-uu,,4 Mitchell. IO-S. J. Tiicn
C-Nlrs. {. h. Garrison. T. NJ. {. r''fp
|, Mrs A :, Hewitt Q-MI-. John to:dr.
Mrs "itchrd - ian y. Fh'%l'l'
ti-MT- q. =. Clark. --NrS +. 4. TdlI'''.fy'
I'LL C. Ian Ir.rLordrY box, "Urtl-Ar'
J-Niaypr Grace. thuf itdi|.
h Henry nhtur.
Following (, tho Est of buyers Of tho at stS' bOXcs
u,l,yy-E g. Dam Muzart-ltr-. H. Haas.
hubrr go Nh Alexander Gr.Si-'ts. Parsons.
Urhrf,ld Ll Grange Arthur Lr9ry.
Bcrrhov,n - Mira Edgar PIcc1lomni - Mr.. Van
w Sr9'on. I " Gran ra MHe C. Vanderbilt
iSry. Kellogg r \. burlington.
WIN William Harris nj. son. q. Barber.
GSmnnd"tIrs' n'iion Ta,cua--W K. Andrews.
VrrdI--Mr Moran Mdihinn-DavI~ C1iIhOrc.
usuuZrtt..-( n Inrlap. SOhtAy q. II. Perk.
ar. 4 : ID rkrrsou Cary-Mr4. j. H. Lawrence
Mry,rl, Ell ;. El,ry Gtr-tnr.- Mrs. f.. \. BurS
Rn.siul-Aif. Dregcl imcca--l.aIun dc IhOIIser
The numbered bcxcs arc disposed rf ~ follows:
Mrs John Hocy "S-R. \. H,nlcoek.
81 NJ kIupuZ. 20 90. J. Easc"m.
III slmtk,ns 30 william Bond
-. NJ Angel u MI, liauv1 W.,,
- {Thco!orc Moss. dI..rinrnas j. Waters.
II H. Bnfrrlt IN. X. W. Jones'
Nr C,Iirn I5--i. j n. stark.
0-~,rr,,c tir Calvin 4i-Mrs. y. JARVIS. jr.
m -D,v,d Ein,.i md I5-Mrs. T.. |. Lewis
iI-urs I n uh.t " 4G-Mrs. J.. l.. owen.
Mrs. Joseph &. Cry. i7-Nts r. W, H''t''
rs Airs. Edward y. fa!er. lS-t. NJ Naih way,
l4-.Mrs. g. II. Baldwin. ~ Mrs J.. H. ho"e'
10 MIS-. Harriet. 81 Miss r. H. bau"in'
i7-Mr Irri ID. q. Howard.
~ AIR. A. Hurry IB-t'uaf.cs Dennis
10 Wr. a. y, i',Icu a ~ :. II. II. Bfflcr.
-, Nr T. 'nir.n, 5J-i.. jtu''TL.
81 -runn g -. Aikins 53-M;s. ]. :. BJthwell.
NJ. l., ira Hawkins 53-JofrI,on ". Levy.
Wv. II. brewster 1?-'.F ''S'
.5-Chnri"" Mo'Elr.
:: = u. k'-s,land.
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.tACMlLLA$ IL to.

Food for tie Invalid the C0nvacscent, the Outy tho
DysIepc. BY J. Miner Fothergll NJ d.. and HVrato q
Wood, NJ. u. One volume. limo. 81.
The Lies Work IN ireland By ". Bence Jorel OF SIS
selan LIN, -.
New Views ireland; or, Irish Lard ,'e'ance, and
Remedies Charles Russell, q. G., Il T. l2mV, tlt. 81
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nOUGHTON, mIFFLIN & CO..

New. Guinea. What Did and What saw. ny T.. NJ.
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Win portrait OF the author vols, oyO, $ln.
The Lite md Correspondence OF Sir Anthony aniz2
a. H. late Principal Librarian OF the BRUSH Museum By
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Thirty Years Being New Old. BY the author
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81 %
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.


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of the VIII Century By Catherine Mary Phinorc. Nus
tIafei Goth l2mO, I'll -.
Fra Eurtoomme and AndreR Del SartO FiOre,nEe
PA tes OF the XVIII Century. by Leader scott Illustrated.
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ClOG. ~
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The Poetry OF Astrcuomy OF familiar ess3ys
the Heavenly ii0dcs. uy Richard A Proctor. Crown $40.
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History Of the Conquest of spain by tie Arab-Ioors
with which they achieved alrl
impaired Europe. BE- Hecry coppte vols Crown svo
Cloth. 80
Tbe bacteria. BY Dr. Antoine NIgdn Translated trom
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HENRY HOLT ~ &C..


The Trumpet Major. lGmO closure Hogr sorrs) 81
A Dreamer. By Katharine Wyle. lCmo lLssufe Hour
SeI!eSD 81.
Under Sieve Ban. A Yarn In Seven Knots. by RE.
Fran
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Unbcsfen Tracks i'm Japan An account OF travels IN
the ung visits to the AbnrigeS at eZD au
the slTues NikkO and Use b. Isahel, Bird. Or Of
Laws Ride the Rocky Mountains 2vOls o!tayo.
with forty-vIght Illustrations IS.
The Lost basket by F d. Boseoney. Translated ly 3.
Lee. No. L. limo cloth 81 ;pap:r OVc
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LATEST SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF NEwYCRK.....JAN. 90 1891.
ARRIVED
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eInpmurO H. 10 ana 81 TAcmnS ~, with ds5 and
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EryErs or CHIRIrr GILA BJXEG.

The Charity Bal, which will take place at
the Academy ~ MG.Ic nrAt Thursday night sck9rctrd
- brilliant AID srrr7-!u III III my Of IT'S pre-
dec .s,0r4 n" :cpaIi for d. b1Nr9 h's nr-n cartr
aud more Lively tan ever before, "nd a great Many
tickets have been sJd. Tdc pro>rcnsum h"Xet nave
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y0rNC ER00HLYN BEPUBLICAES

A meeting of the Young Republican Ciuo OF
Brooklyn WAS he! Inst evening NJ Inc nrooAiyh Auo
.,,, ;,o,t live luudrel members being present The
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CHARLES n. DILLINGMAN
LITTLE. BROWN & 60.

The Isles OF Summer o. Nassau ana 'hn Bahamas "
Cnailus Ives, "A. A Price 81 10
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t. O. PETERSON & BROTaEns.
GEORGE L. PUTNAM'5 SDNS

Madame fIoyary Tale Of Provincial Life. Ey Gus
taye FIaubert 75 In paper ii IN cptc
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Wholesalers Hypophosphites
M1REiED.

win Consumption Coughs Weak Lungs, Bronchitis AM
General Debility. Established - years
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The Nn~t divisions Of TIM to - - ~
preceding mi nisnt rn'{iN "a'r ~ r'1-a'. ri; - -
rr iJ.tr
tie cl he At Hal
nut IPnstmAcy, ais Tfjal"Ac
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CHARLES sCRiBNER,s .,DNI

Sermons 10 students md Thoughtful Persons By
LirNchn d. heyan, y. H., IL. D. vl. l. mo I'll -.
I!Ita The Hill Top aId Other stories. By Professor
IlJd ii. BOyc,ci. vol limo. al.
~ir William Ucrscheli His Lite and WORKS Is Ed-
=. Holden. Professor e. Navdi pD>ui vliufy.
Washington. Win steel Portrait. vol l2mO. ~ ~.
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ROCRWEI l. BATTLES-n this citv In Wednesday jam
the y. ttOJd,il George Rockwell,
Merdcn, Conn, Miss Minnie Battles, formerly "f Low
oil,
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iEGKGG ". CARLETON Is CO..

1dtl!.Jl Y.
Said FOR fIuhOoy: 4 New rOiuIcai -siipr :. hni-
ely TrTir l..1 Vre paper covers. l.co o. to- al
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1lS BfOntNaY.
Sermops of The City By Henry POues. -. Rectorof
Grace church. NewNoiS l@Glo twenty two ssmoas, 3.S
= -.
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IJILIJ

An notices Of Wa,riagcs must lie indor;eI ucM JaIl
ii a,
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Guerlal Notices.

Art Exhibition and Sa.c.
THos. E. KIRBY & Co. AUcrIoNEERs.
on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS NEXT.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
AT OUR ART GALLERY. si5 BROADWAY.
Opposite WallackO,
A LARGE COLLECTION OF FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
FINIsHED PICTURES AND STUDIES.
the Property OF the Artist,
Mr.. JOHN L. FITCH, OF THIS CITY.
on EXHIBITION FREE. DAY AND EVENING.
Geo. A. Lcavitt & Co. AuctiaaesrA
at,ns LEAv1rff HSr o. EEHETl 81 BROADWAY
THE PEpooN COLLECTION.
Modern an Antique Oh Paintings belonging TO the estate
lion M iiy SD&3 EVESi%% FsDraf; ''1 " '4'
Henry a. Daniels VI. D.. III LeklIstpIive 2ttn,.
Attention 70 g,l.le n,l
Pile, permanently era heated gliA three weeis 30
lar. seH conanas rssrcnes, d. i,Y ii wos. ait
ProfesscrJ. ". Heard Of New York Clly Member lsya
tn !ird avenue f. r. co. OF n = ity e. 50J or es &C.
BIZ rIoper;ies posrsse by Iae lrs C"s Arm a hxrt
aorH 10 be "i,aut II Cure sPfe 4 Cnts Sra 50 ia.
3, es shot Of GIcase &c Bsvarc Of worthless imatoGS
dollar sizes reduced rate by gallon and
Rupiare tadiralIy Cured. M.rsts nsttmen' ne
Office Nesey.st. oPposite ot Pau'- ChnIcA.
ThP Hckt0graph
hundred be let or or circulariu
% minutes the OF a;ds press lt5 InyGi:
able 10 FOiicaus Cubs All Executive COmntceA sod
by ali statOuVrs.
IEKrOGRAPH COMPANY,
- aud "A lurCl. ST.. Sewlerk
The Tarkib fIt ctric aud Roman baths as admlnscrtd
f. II hers ~ault.TIiI.. AT Al West .Drrt, "ul
enc Naila. Lvsprpsia Rheumatism. Nicaragua scigtea.
A chrome Diseases. They
ia. agcr- p"yUnt i-ta-r and pfe>cl sc heath GDG
be Dbaiu" IN the ftUie Department "
reasonable LOcIoL II Wet 2Jtnst between odd.
way aud Gtlayc
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VIEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.


Restricted TO b. rs o. me last hree months Jiy Gdfetssd
htrtoI0re on ne literary pdge.
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GENITAL PARK oEsE:vATID.:s.

bsfr1ct Of Merog0ogicI Report Lrhr Httt cHdcid pm
AoIt, nm
, 1881-02-25
I1.IsAIl.

Judge jameson hns been engaged the past two
days IN li0arinR tho casc Of Whitney s. Dutch
against tho NRtlounl Printing Cots,pat,y and
Cn.rlcs $. Mcdonnell, Involving question rs to
tho management ind ownership Of tho stock Of
tho Printing Company. Yesterday a decree wus
entered tlIsMlssn1 the bill for wnnt OF equity.
Ibn Iut!9t sniu AcC0nnetl's OK pllnaton III rclis
Ors ant to tho alleged fraudulent proceedings
rGlfevsT! tue latter from my npropor surrolin-
ss,W sss m sa aRs @ efa Ircly ~n oas Ws
fnetnry 10 him tlAt McCunueIt hud committed
Eu fr1Ilif nur ntnde any MISREPRESENTATION. An
npptRl wlts tAkHH to tito Appellate Court.
The baDkruVt cstNto of kutb Ifnyrns WINS do
clnreL closed ytsteray and tiln Assignee lls-
ohargtu, but Il discharge WIS refused to her.
, 1881-02-25
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
A Regular semi-Monthly Meot;no
Last Evening.
Architect Bauer Makes a r;ero.
tack upon Inspector Bur1ourh, @1N
Which Results in tho Passage o, n c,,-
lcmnatory Resolution, S'
a Large Amount Of Important Mi,,s,,,.
neoua Business Disposed OF,

a Large Amount OF Important Miscel|,.
neoua Business Disposed OF,
A rcg,ilar meeting OF tim llour.1 Of ri,,,,
wns held Inst night. President De Lu,rv ~
chair Antl nll tho snen,hnr. prrseu, as,' nv as
Mcssrs. fireman. ArinstronE, uni Stiles, S''
rIt1; hEA!oSsrnAS.r
sent to tho Common Council nyAtust ,ho
1luseti changing Of tho lluw scf1onI eit, yam Nv
rGtt and Oakley avenues to n r,ont fat,her ,..
Tas sent IN from tho Calncit aN, rnf .r,oI' Iss'
tho Committee on buildings md Gro,m,, -
co,1MuSIcArInSs.
a petition from tho pupils u tlc nJyht ot,,.,-
n1cchnn!eRl drawing Of tho Sraln,.Ou scho1t.a
hnvo tho class continued was rrcel,cu anI :, i"
ferrch tu tho Superintendent.
* communication Wls rcrctYer f+o,, q,
CHRISTOPHER .. Cluster askIux tho ,nari tn IT.
punt expGrt tu Gxn,nIne tt,u ltrw tiuL"'.ap' ap'
trial In thu ncuXlns md l1A SAlie ScEooJs ~ raus
communication WIS tllcd. A1e
A,sCIllTECr ltACE1l's TROUBLES
Tho Sneretury rgnd Il long to.utnup,c,H-
frulM Sir. 4. Mnucr. Architect ii ille ihnni =
answer 10 tho resolution a,loptel ut pr,yima.
,nnstE pr1yi'i!ng, that tue Acsst shs ill.,
thu he BlisH Gprttiy to no wnrk ttut he hns ~
personally B!tpcrlnseido'; mud tlmt lie sili, T.
rcsponsble f1r III work certified . by Ium r.
c,ttiun TINT the resolution WIS altogether IN,
Rtrsct and un"arrnrtesl: TINT 1n t,nll uot ~ ~
eurc tho Ienatsl that thu contractors selrctel l.
tllUm would faithfully pxGGste tllrIr runtr,c,'
md TINT ho lid not prs,poso to he resIulsiS;.
iec.cd hy tl'o lIoar.l: l,efyrr'nK ihe cn1,.,,
eluic.l lls communication as follows: "Ani Il
his tMr. burroughs, u,t',ckA and ncc,isatn.
Nude ngttlst nc and tho cntlsrnct1r In thu fs
,Il,,r Eoard meeting In Tho presence Of ,ha =,
tNyF}nrN. anil tsHTglHi1ltE{It prin
, 1881-02-25
ALONG TIME MARRIED.

I'd Tie EIlRHf 0} 7ha lH1tHEo tntV
CoLDwArElt, tlieh.. Feb. IA ~" ''' ~, i,p!.
euso l.toro thc rca,,crs u l, palsiysi,ati !tns
hal Just cruratci tAo slxty.tifl, nnSuttisp sp
oF his nlnrrnHe, and r.lls.i M lais.n' ,n 70 MA
ono could match limi co1t!wafr,f[ tn ~. tlElf.
H sssl i've, 'I,Gt On Ito q ii lay W d lily r. rfsta
ycar, Sir. CaIei, ii. Puckiun aid wtat, ter,>iy
city, will celebrate thu seventeen ~ uyr. NJ
tlleir martiuuo. lIo ls INV " yea1rh Inv ~ rau,s "
ILLS cli,lnty III l%kI. NV If any Nv" WIZ" U.s.
beat thut Wu will grant thou tho Ia'N' 7. T.
, 1881-02-25

A bill wns filed yesterday In tho Cfrcuft Court
by Emilio Dnpke aRatnst her husband fer dl-
yorc0 On the ground Of cruelty and 1runkcn-
ness.
aa,lfc Williams filled bill ngatnst William
Wilitntns, nsksng fnr n tlccrc0 On nccount OF bis
lDnK-contstii,ch cruelty.
Ettos II. Mnnr,i nskch for divorce from
Elizabeth Mlnnril on tho ground OF fcscrtion.
Frances j.. CruDker nlso makes The R1me
chnrRc AEntnst her husband. William II. crooker,
and ntltla tn It I'LL accusation TINT he Is n con.
ttrinetl .lriitknrsl.
And Thomas ]. Patterson Joined tho snme
melancholy thg0HG, Ills wife ThcFeslA having
, 1881-02-25

Mary GtIfoiI, Z. II. Lowell. Nick Wntcrloo, and
Daniel kunsy werp trlca yesterday u1,d niu,!grtl
i!lkano nnd raupors. They woro sont to tho
County ARyllltn.
IN tho c,tso Ut J. ". Converse yerst.s The City
0t ChlcnEtt MI actl0n brought to recover *Gil
EAitNc'l IL be due upon II tax curtiilcAtB Issued
fttnro tho Krcns lro Of ISL. tho Court hoard the
hFglt!i'ol,ts ut COUNSEL yesterday and took tlo
npt,h conlatna Au itum Of lntcrcst amounting to
$s,l.
, 1881-02-25
COMPETITION ON THE PACIFIC,

San FIANcIsco. Frb. .a.-sl,nsp competition
has utuken out tnr t4e chtnn ,raie between tho
pnci.iu Null nrd tho Chlnu Merehunt stpa.,,sA,.
Company. Tho steamer Ncc Fuo, t,e scrunl OF
thu utter li,u n,w ia pl,rt, oilers IT, tAko ilpur
lit II prr to,t, Thu Null conpany, IL IL reported
huru that the Chinsss Company u bRoxed by tho
tmpefiAt GoyeluMaut.
, 1881-02-25
PROBATE COURT,

In the unttcr Ut tho cstntc of John Dnhtc. DO
ccased, ietters nf administration wero isducd tn
Marln pohla un,! Henry ThIcs, under bond for
$ihtuN
Ia tho Mnttpr 0f tho estate OF ratric:s Parks,
lEeeAsCtl, tultrrs or administration wGrD issued
IT, DGfll ". MttchGll un,ter bond for $iU,u0o:
u, tie matter ~ the estAte ot MnRl'lls Eulson
deceased. letters OF administration we're I4supd
~ llolrn i. Nelson ulN!or bond for $10,SJ0.
, 1881-02-25
his business prnpcrly and successfully. 1'ht
complainant ihorctUrc is entitled to tlgcrcC."


THE HANK TAN {ASEs
The tax cnsc of tho Mcrchnnts' Swings Loan
T. Trust Company ngniMst Collector Farwcll
cnmc to somewhat abrupt Termination ycster.
.lny morning before Judge 1.arnum. The case
cainc up on a motion for Injunction. and WIS
nrRuc,t vigorously and nt length Wednesday.
Yesterday morr,n9 tho arguments wcrp re-
s,s1lct, Mr.. II. Il. lfacnn appearing for himself
ng South Town supervisor.
At tho conclusion UI his remarks Corporation
Cntlnatl A.1Aira r)Sc md HtAtWt that tho parties
had agreed tn cnnsFrtlniise I'LL tho hAsts nf Dic-
hnf tho tux. Tho tOtnt usseasel lax WIS $lssItf.
anh tho hank 1a,i ngrccu 10 lny, sV,sD
for its tax OIL It's capltnl stock for
l~o for city, tt,wu. county. aud so!'tl,
Park pnrnnsca. Tic cnlNpronso was nErcet t0
slll the decree c,1ttrt immediately. thu IntiHe
lou1sing relieved ut not hclnv enpullel to crft-
ttzc tho netiona Of tho State Hoard Ut EquaIza-
ton. ...
The eronnd nj tho relief on which tho junction
wh. asked IN this clae was that tho enpltal htnck
l,ud NIL lpun Invested In tlnvcr.ln1 ont holtls,
that The tangible property hui patsi tnx, and
,. n sS IL III IN rn''r tMy '"N ss ~, u,ln n to n,tci
stutcs Circuit tntrt few days nKn. the ground
inken r. rDtirulv different, tho principal rtntn
thnre hesnR TINT tho tnxes arc Void because OF
wntlt 0f tuiEOrynlty ut assessment or valuation
1n tho BAlup class OF property.