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-, ,n,,,,a0a,, for some baieful purpose !,

n,on Of several Individuals for some ea sO, critics
p1nhloa o " TO the showing OF MT. hslu who
put 49, bs was the one "conspratog n oresId
angle dispatch, poisoned the mina o, erm,y NV
1o him into the borrble crime OF stanalnS ec:ted
snu alton himself had made. That Garneu in
a. opinion and that they had long been upUn
,3mate and friendly terms were fac long ago That
III men of average social and political tho
NJ Reid i'm the slightest degree tried 10 Duiiuons
prcsident is an assumption too ridiculous TOT
That ne did do was this He sent dlspatCn Of the
Uay I'm which be stated certain obvious VIEW view terms
oolitioa stuatlon-views which he now happ.S which
frozen TRUTH" and action in accordance W.. bo Al
was cssent al to the safety and the success H nr, os
mipistraton Mr. R,id's phrase was 80 No Presi-
a Telegram must be- but il not in
dent bu, TO Mr. Hay, who read 1t to the ve nro0f is
stssd of stating its substance Corronua' ,iaen the
ample that the dispatch was not 6out that time
back bone OF the President which just Fecf The ac-
was very perpendcular but this does no' bs advice
curacv of MIR Red's iacts the WISDOM W u, bo naeued
Aud now that some instrument OF inc me- I'LL ane oc-
Garaold hos stolen Mr. Reds dspaIche, prasidant "a
go thev tnrn upop him and Why tne ia'o sr,rator
= -, ;,,,'of IN the hands of Ylhdlcl'o
1I y, toipd1 The motive is, OF course az
TO. Mnat ca uaavardy-the whipping OF one hian "a
- 'lS :" of another. Meanwhile, MI hCIu po 90
osso1ts nnon him with entire equ1hlnilsS ,h" Sreat
bss3uls ,bieh he should be ashamed anu Ihe
IOtinIS ~ ,be Republican party are Win MN ~ ~
,e Saf has been sed There is EoOu uo"I Va O'
i5@ st bis heels, but there isn't any piuhs'
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SOME SUGGESTIVE FIGURES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lon the 10Th nit. Repre-
sentative Brown, of Indiana. offered, and the
House adopted, resolution requiring the Com
missioner of Pensions to answer the question ill.,
, vOlyed in the following proposition;
II all The claims for the pensions arising from the
OF the Rebellion snail bc aGuGioated within the
years period terminating June 80 1855 ana II al
the end OF that lclOd the survivors OF the war win
Mexico and their widows shall then be pensoned al ~
per month, what appropriations will be required
annually to pay pensions during the next twenty-five
years.
Secretary Ki?kwoOd sent to the House to-day an
elaborate statement by the Commissioner OF Pen
sons in response to this resolution. From this II APP
pears that the annual appropriations required. be-
ginning with 1851, viii be as follows in round
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married people wooden plaque with painting OF
the City Of Pueblo of the Alexandra line OF steamers
ploughing through the OF good distance from
another steamer Of rival line. Puard supplied the re-
freshments and Lander played for the dancing whcn
was begun at midnight.
Among the friends who congratulated the couple we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Jerome Mr.. and Mrs. William
Post, Mr.. and Mrs h. Vanderbilt, DR. and Mrs. W. sew
ard Webb, the Messrs Webb, Mr.. and Mrs Ames
Van Wart Mr.. and Mrs f. Yznaga Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
Roche, Miss Work, Mr. and Mrs Henry Leavit Mr.. ana
Mrs c. G.. Dinsmorc, Mr. and Mrs Trayers, Mr. and Mrs
John Hecksher, Mr. and Mrs. Del Monte, Mr. and Mrs.
Rasm, Mr. and Mrs W. u. sloane, Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Irwin, Mr. and Mrs Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. de Melville,
Miss Marbury. Mr. Colgate, Miss Mamie Smith, MISS
Hastings and Mr.. Colgate.
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THE SPUYTEN DUYYL INQUIRY.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The special Senate COM
mittee appointed to investigate the causes which led to
the railroad disaster at Spuyten Duyy met this alter
noon. superintendent J. NJ Toucey Of the NewYork
Central ana Hudson River RAILROAD who was examined
said that five minutes headway was considered subj
cent for an express train to lead local train which
makes stops He considered the block system pres
ent impractcabe lie said perfect block system
throughout the United states would be Of benefit and
Or, vent accidents. The result OF the recent collision
WA. want OF care employee. Improve mcnts are com
stuuflv rafe the road they Cest t1cm7e.yes.
Sir Depew said that in whatever way tie company can
facilitate his iuvcaugaion, through Witnesses any
other manner repaired 10 do so. The committee
adjourned ~ meet again next Tuesday
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OBITUiRY NOTES.

WAsmNGroS, Feb. 1,-Nlaster Thomas s.
Pnlukett, Of Tic United States ship Michigan, was
drowned ~ Erie, Penn, yesterday, while skating. lie
was native OF TCunee.cc aud entered the Navy IN 1867
EfcHMoND VT Feb. 1.-Edward y. Mason. who for
thirteen years was president Of the Vermont Darymcns
Association. died to-day at the Of sixty years. He
was an ex-state Senator, delegate 10 the Republican
National Convention IN 1860, aud was wei knOwA in
politics throughout tie state.
MoSTREAI, Feb. Judge Laframbose died suddenly
this morning at the breakfast table from apoplcIy.
BosToS. Feb. Mrs. Catherine Branch. the oldest
person In Boston, died to-day tine axe Of III years.
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IIED.

BEHRENpS-At Providence y. L., ON Friday, January p,
s. f. Bchrgnds, wIto Of TIE Rev. \ J. F. Bchrends,
-. b..
RILLOW>On Monday January 30 az his residence m THIS
cts. Rev. ID. Henry whitney EcAJWs, Minister OF All
~o1s Unitarian Church u The b7tI year Of bis age
Relatives aul To attend the funeral a All
SOUS church. thafc and -Otlst, al O'Clock on
THURSDAY morning February =. ,
All Cleggyugu DO purpose 10 attend me services are ereuy
c0uag invited q assemble IL the SUNDAY sohov h'Oms
80 80 lthave adjoining iht thuiti, AT B. - c.ooA'
Tho utermuut viii be at NalpJlc, y. II.
BERGH-At Rhinobeck " Y. wednesday. February l. Ed
ward j. Bt.gh. ICED Il years
Relatives anu friends are requested without further notice 10
tend the uucsa az tho residence OF hlr' '1" IT, hoiBh
uh Friday. February Is, 40 p 90.
Carriages viii meet . a IA train from "c"'lofH'
bLttARE-T- r., pleiunsld y. l Tuesday morning
January 81 alter short IAes Mhsao' - WIG VI Da'lu
al. Deinarrst, ia Inc O2d Hual OF ici axe.
Faera sryc. rom residence. CresCoutaye Thursday
al 2bU y. VA. .,--,,.o,.
Interucut at Plsslic Friday.
Friends please omit uOweTs.
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FLAMES IN 4 PIANO FACTORK

About 1 o'clock this morning Officer Lacey
of the Eighteenth Precinct discovered flames issuing
from q pile of lumber the first floor of the
building No. 227 East Twenty -secOnd-st. He
gave the alarm. but when the fremen
arrived the flames had spread through
the two upper stories. and had com
muuicatcd to the varnish room on the
third floor the building being occupied by
Lange Il Son, piano-key manufacturers. After
battling with the flames for nearly an hour, it was
got under control. The bui ding is five
story brick structure. and Is badly
damaged. The total loss is estimated
at $50, 000 and the insurance is not known.
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THINNING T1uuANYS APPROVAL.

The Committee on Organization of the Tam
many Hall General Committee held its first meeting for
the year yesterday John Kelly elected chairman
p G. Duffy aud Henry Bischof vice-chamen: L. NJ
Plum Abram Bernard, NJ. +. Mclaughlin, Thomas f.
Gilroy and t. L. Reey. secretaries; John j. German
treasurer; George Coffin. sergeant-atarms. Il was
resolved that a mass meeting should be- held Friday
evening at Tammany Hail, under the auspices If the
General Committee, to approve the If the Tam
many representatives n Albany. General samuel Cary,
OF ohio aud other antI-mOnOpOsts have been invited
to address the meeting.
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TO BE TAKEN FROM THE RECEIVER.

An application having been made to Chan
eelor Runyon for the delivery the Central Railroad
OF NewJcrsey OF the property now in the bands Of he
ceyer T. : Lathrop and the receiver having Ied an an
fwer admitting The soiveAcy Of the company ami his
WILLINGNESS ard readiness to pay all the assets Of
th com any in his hands and asking an examination OF
lis accounts and discharge from the receVei'hip,
Cuaucelor Ruuvon yesterday morning made an oioeT
Ieruc the matter 10 master In cLauccry 10 make inc
x3m,uatinn referred 10 and report 10 him The proha-
bv rs that the road will be taken cut OF the Lands OF
the receiver in few days.
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cREDI70Rs or THE NEWARK BANK.

A Joint meeting of the Finance Committee
oi the Newark Common Council, the Aqueduct Board
and Board Of Essex County Frcehodes, was held at
tn Mayors Office in Newark last night, 10 confer as to
tie adyisaDuity OF accepting the proposition
Of the Directors Of the Mechanics Bank
L. the depOsors The matter was fully discussed by
those present Receiver FIcinghuysen stated that he
would bee able 10 pay al the creditors only o. per cent
while the proposition OF the drec ofs the bodies
BbOycutued would receive about 30 or 90 per cent OF
their deposits The meeting was adjourned untl SatuI
d. when the directors to be invited 10 Dc present
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srNsE AND TRUTH.

FROM The Augusta tGG.l CtT0"'ctS lPtH) . l.
IF +berc is n true man IN the North to-day
,vhn regards the South with feelings OF contempt Sr
sontb VINO is ashamed Of what ia past or DeeNes Nc
ceuse is ost or sleeping do not want TO know H. We
doc NOT recognize that the spirit OF the losJ cause
that energy that genius and that chivaHy WhGu maui
Manassas possible, and AppOmaoN necessal!-ls eNc.!
ia, working to make the condition 81 ths Sol MOI III
gueDial i'm the Nation aud the strength oil the Union
,,rp p0Wtrful before the world
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TIE TyPGINLA LEGLSLATCRE.

RrcHYoND, Va, Feb. In the House of
Dee today the Committee for the Courts OF Justice
reported adversely tie bill providing for the a1oi
isLmeut Of whipping a punishment for crime ana
subsu,atug imprisonment in lieu thereof An aG @rse
report also made the bill abolshne chain gang
1hc senate after spending TWO hours in discussing no
bill providing against violation Of the sab attn ~
TIE railroad and steamboat companies, disposed al u Dy
Indefinitely postpOung the Dill-ayes, IS; nays, is.
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THE CONDEMNED AEW4RK NURDLRER

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 1.-Counsel for Rob-
ert Martin the condemned Newark murderer will ap-
pear before the Court o Pardous tomorrow and present
pctinns for the commutaon of his sentence mpc5.
,,-t ,r life The ipry Of The clse nearly tine entire
Bar OF the city, leading manufacturers, tltufs ana uthcf
citizens ana tho Senators and the Assembly men have
united lu requesting tue mercy Ot me Court
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the United States, 5000 whom live in Iowa. who
regard Brigham Young as a hereto, and his reve-
laions, which he pretended to have received in re-
gard to poly yamy. as fraud. They earnestly as
sured the President that they and their people de-
sire TO see polygamy destroyed, and the authority
of the Government exerted for that purpose: They
Presented to the President a copy of the Book OF
Mormon, requesting him carefully TO examine II,
and assuring HIM that he would not lind polygamy
among its doctrines
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CELEBRATING 1HEIR WooDEN UEDDNG

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Alexandra celebrated
their wooden wedding Wnuyer-ary last evening by en-
tcrt lining houseml of friends IN their home In West
Thirty s-coud--t The house prrttly decorated with
smiaK. plants aud howers wooden Dell hung between
the parors and floral bootiack between the fruit win
drs To these was added an uuusual and mex pcoted
uunper Of bouquets Of every dsigl which were scot by
friends. Among the D. -sents sent t0 the young
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MIDNIGRI WBA1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SYNOPSIS far TIE past "a h0ErS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ., l a. m.--The barOme-
Ger il highest in the Southern states and lowest in the
Lie region Occasional rain has fallen in the
Inner Lake region and New-England. Westerly winds
,,rcvai in the Northern States. The tempe has
risen in the Gulf states and elsewhere las remained
nearly stationary.
Indications for tO-ddV
lThe Signal Office reports that indications Tor the
Middle States will not be furnished tonight
For New-Fng gland clearing weather, winds mostly
westerly stationary higher temperature ana pressure.
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GEORGE p. PuTNhWS SONS,

Pictures aud Legends from Normandy aud Brittany.
BY Katherine :. amt Thomas Macquod. oyo Very iulY
Illustrated and beautifully printed - 3D.
Norslt Iapo and Fun. By Frank Vincent il octave,
cloth, with frultispiece aud map. 81 3D.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. 81, . a. ]

TRIBUNE OFFICE Feb. 81, . a. m.-The upward move
ncnt in the barometer continued during yesterday
Clearing weather during the first quarter, with some
light snow was followed by fair and clear weather
The temperature ranged between 2G9 and $50. the av
GRACE (3O4oi being sac higher than the correspond
ING day Ia year AID "a higher than On Tuesday.
Slightly warmer and clear fair weather may be eX-
r.cfed friday n this city and vicinity.
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Rura Eugiand Edition Dc Luxe" WITH 30 ilustra.
tios Folio Ornamentet ycium Or 1dy December l5 $40
Great Historic Galleries OF England Two ser5s, each
wit illustrations Folio, cloth, gut, 81.
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Schvatl,a, search, slelglg ia the Arctic Ia Guest ot
the Franklin Records. By William II. Glider. vol, 5y)
with maps and Illustrations, -
The O1hodoy Fheology Of To day By Newman amyth,
author vi OA FtAs IN New LAguI one FOA i-nV - -.
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BTRNITT- TAILER-On Tuesday January 81. az the
church thc Ascension 5thaye by the Pew IT, O. Potter
D. d. General Henry Lawrence Burnett TO Agnes sulcrn,
daughter OF D.. y. Iaier, esq
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, January
81 a thr Church OF tho AunuEclaOu b. the ey william
Jones -caJUiy %. D.. Edward n. DOugheUy gud Helena
daughter John j. Quackeubush of uackensack, " J.
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Tic Lard OF the Midnight sun. summer amt Winter
Jouucys through SNCieu Norway Lagdnd and NOrthcrl
Finland Hy Paul b. Du Chlinu With Map and 23j Illus
tistuns yOls, oyO cloth. 81 30.
oliver G;old4inth- " ork-. Edited BY Petor Ginning
ham, b.. A. From eeCfoiypu liato< VITA scei plato
portrait vols, svo cloth. paper labels uncut edges ani
gilt tops, -.
Unrper's 'oprdia OF British aud American Poetry.
Editod Dy Epes sargent HOyai osO illuminated cioL wi
olud edges, 81 90
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\. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,

Rerthas Baby Equal TO "Heien's Babies WITH AZ
uIiIsflttcd cover and portrait Berhas Baby" ~ il
masterpiece and everyone viii love " Berthas BABY BY
GustANe DrOA. Paper 30 cents, clOtA 81.
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ARRITAL OF THE Sc1NDMAJI1.

The 4teampship Scandinavia, Captain Spetia
from Genoa December -, with mercbandisc, arrived
late last nignt
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


avaons 81 M the
y eur TIE broken doneo hhs
n BteGted e1r@@xsf al bso
Broadway
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HOUGHTON, MIFTLN Il CO..

A History OF Naterialismi. nv J. a, LANCE folum.
ri c1mDct'u Volume III Ofthe Philosophical
Library" 5yO gilt top, - 80 the complete WORK. jyoli,
$1,000
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TIE SCRIPTURE LFssON.-YOung lady: And
who comes amer Estheri Pause f. 1t JOB Pupil:
No, bliss; Billy Fipers big brother; see him Sunday
Judy.
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Job. LIPPINCOTT Il CO.,

GARDENERS EnsIish History. For students. BY : Il
With BiGgraph, al Account Of the AutlOftioSD
English History. by J. bass Mulnser. l2mo, 81 -
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A1RRIED.

Endorsed al peton hOu5ebeeDcIs. ELEcTEoSlLICO
foI Un sD NJ s,erWare one trial will convince you.
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nnnn. MEAD 4 90.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'- sons.
ia aud a. nrotE,yav

The Lady OF -la0it ~ rolnys0n. DecOnted 10 cOlOFB
BY Howard Pyle vol, smfu quartJ Iichy Do uld IA
ciotn, with glt edges, ia a neat box. 70.
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IyIsON. pLAKEHAN, TAYLQR q co
FORD-. HOWARD Il HULBER'

The Golden Book fTdles Readings iL the Iegcndary
~, a iii Nliion, Edited by william oNintOI aud ocOrs5
r. Catlcart Numerous Illustrations lOpagss. - %.
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sCRIBNER 81 WEXFORD.

Madame De seyiaue. BY Miss Thackeray (irs. Rich.
mOnd litchel l6nO nne CLOTH ~.
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4 Changed Heart. The new novel " May ASie' Fioi'
inr 2mO. cloth bound ~ 3D.
The ChiIdren- Fairy Geography Merry UP OF mag
mary Travels through Europe, Win huhueos " p~'''
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HARPER y BROS.

THE Pate OF Madame La Tour. a story ~ Great sal
ale !Iy Nr, a. g. paddock cloth. II. sold eSarywl5f
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f,nat uihce Nnrice.

Tho foreign mails for 80 8esS eating SAICROAY,
1882, will close AZ this ONCE on TUESDAY
europe 5tel lsuD Nevada VA queens
Town and at 1890 D. scotland direc, by steamship
Gre ssa, Glasgow, BE iii
steamship Ncderaud, Via Antwerp; on WEDNESDAY At
Europe, by steamship Bofhnia, VIA Queens
town lcOrTe pOudence france must 10 specially AL.
dressed: I30 for France direct by steamship
Am lquc, via Havre THURSDAY al n a. DEF
many France DC by steamship oueyia via Plymouth Cher
and Hamburg spOndence for Great Ldln and
other European mast De specially Addressed and
al M Europe by steamship tity Paris, Queens.
town on -ATU kDAG. al $3.50 a. Europe.
elp eTmanic Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany
a. specially
Tor scotland direct by steamship turh sSi, via Glasgow
and al g. Belgium direct steamship Bolgenand
Via Antwerp and Europe, By steamship oder,
wa southampton aud Bremen The mails Asrinwa aud
>oufl PACING l. DAY To a m. The mails
Tor Mexico TrnNilo Islands close WEDN SpAI
AT 1u pu The mails Tor Jamaica ana e West indies close
on FRIDAY al 10 a The mails tor Cuba tue west
indies and Mexico close TIL H. DAY at $3.50 m. Ihs
mail, tOI GreytOWn and Port simon close on FRIDAY AZ
D. M The Venezuela and curacao close on SAT.
JIiDAN a. The CUBA close on "A 4 ItDAG
al 30 D. M The Tor China anu Japan close on FEB
ruary T. al mails for Australia close Feb
rnarV 4 mi n. HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post . lace NeW-IorK, Jan. 81, 1852.
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ROBERTS BROS,
a. ". CARLETON 4. co.

The Man Jesus, BY tho Rev John y. Chadwick. Iona
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HENRY HOLT & CO.,
lrassEnI

Tie Letter of Credit. By Ms, Warner. A stony I!nn
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
ROBERT CARTER & BROTHERS.

PssricfedO Books ne idd Hrss months NIty ddgedt
heretofore Oh he Herarg page
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Special Noiltes.
Rapid Trausit
InR

Apportionment under the 10th Census. The Tribune Al
manac for 1882. Price % cents
Rapid Trausit
THIRD AVENUE
MASS MEETING OF the citizens and Taxpayers OF the
Annexed District Wsshng,9a lls,shts Fort Washington.
InMoQd and blngs9Iidse VIII b held in CENLhAL HALL
EYES ING Fe6ruary 2 lss2 at $50 O'Clock ne m
Annexed District and around Manhattan isand 49,
spakss VII the See S S6 Lawson g. Faer
Henry p peGraaf, CO.. George A. J. Norman, Hon John B
Matthew T. Breen.
By order Of The Local IREgfg A'Tf pr.n.
s. 5, RANDALL Secretary.
As "A Handbook
or ready reference THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1881 Just
out superior. It contains a complete summary OF
for the and FURNISHED, valuable key not only
to the contents OF THE TRIBUNE for the past year. but'
those OF any Of the great daies Of the country.
Sent, postpaid, for 30 cents ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
Census Of 1850 compared wIt! 1872 Popgilnoa ~
Counties. The Tribune Almanac for 1852 Price p cent.
Robert SomervilIe, AuctiOneer
THIS Thursday EVENING, also FRIDAY EVENING.
at the LEAvITr ART GALLERIES. PEKEMProRY
ART SALE to close consgnments and advances Nearly
Two Hundred Pictures OH and Water Color Paintings.
Many good and desirable.
GEO. \. LEAvITT & CO. Auctioneers.
Cereal Productions Tobacco aud cotton crops in lssl
See The IribJne Almanac Tor lo,2 Price - cents.
Eecgn. OF United states senators in
1851 see rhe Tribune Almanac .or 1857 Price y cents
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATER-rle putest and safest OF all cathar
tic waters. Avoid ali coarse irritating waters foreign ani
domestic, they impair al ge5tlve organ, AMI kidneys
ManacIcd Forty Nears-Nfr J. y. COnkln, OF Engle-
wood ~ who refers To Messrs n. X. +. Is. ThuDer,
te,ties he down by Asthma aud terrible
cough for forty years. aud scarcely able 60 walk acros tho
Room and unable bed unless OOl5ieed almost upright
the left reluctantly persuade 10 try Il "a
KOFF which immediate Tenet and effected complete
able 10 attend regularly Ia business
also been almost cnonsy cured
various pulmonary affections by This wonderful remedy
which pleasant and harmless to take 30 cents ana 81 at
druggists, trial tgee, AT depot, AZ Nesey 81.
Plies permanently eradcated three weeks with
ont knife sature cau5tc send TO- circular containing
references Dr. HOYI, West 2Jtn 50.
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Acknowledgment under g, TIE 10th Census The Tribune Al
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GEO. \. LEAVITT CO, Auctoneers
Cereal Productions, Tobacco and Cotton crops Ia 1851
See Ihc IrbIne Almanac Tor lo,2. Price - cents.
Election. OF United states In dfe states in
1ool see The Tribune Almanac Or 1892. Price = cents
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-28

a Polish priest, at Bay city, Mich
igan, has had his eyes opened to the
range aud accuracy of the law Of
libel, by being called on to pay $3.50
damagcs to u pari-hion5r whom he
had boldly denounced from the altar
IA a bad Catholic, warning the con.
gr. cation not to do business with
tim Yet thee orc probably thom--
and clorgymon in this country who
hayc denounced Bob IuEcrsoIl as IA
bad man, from their pulpits, and We
don't believe RIB could recover
twenty-five cents damages from a
single one Of thom.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-28

VIM. Cameron Co., lumber dealers,
keep Il large an wei assor ed stock Of
lumber, shingles, sash, doors, bhuds,
cement, plaster, plasteri hair and
everything kept in first class lumbe
yard. They ask your patronage and
guarau ee low prices, fair dealing and
best Of GODS. Give them call at their
office ON Austin avenue, if You contom-
plate huying anything in their line
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