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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-04-26

WASH NUMAN.
/ Appeal from the Circuit Court of Kinds Comfy
lst District, Hon. J. B. Chrismsn. Judge pre.
siding by interchange with Hon. S. s. Cal.
I hoon.
Appellee brought suit agains, annelIapt n
recover taxes which had been paid the citv for
the privilege OF running hack within ~ o.
porate limits. The ordinances of the city i'm.
posed $1,000 per annum upon hacks running
IN the city and in case of non-payment the de.
linquent licensee was subject 10 arrest and
| Imprisonment The tax collector did not arrest
appellee or seize his property, but threatened
to stop his team in case he did not nav there.
upon appellee paid the sum demanded, object
ing that the amount demanded wts TOO large.
From Judgment below for appellee this ap-
peal is prosecuted.
Shelton & Shelton, for appellant.
Rob't Shotwen. contra.
COOPER, j.,
He'd
/. The police power Conferred upon the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen Of the city of
Jackson did not authorize them to so regulate
the business of the res dents of the town as to
derive revenue therefrom.
:. The power TO tax is separate independent
power and exists in municipal corporations
only to the extent to which it is clearly coa-
ferred by their charters, nor can its existence
be implied or detuced from other powers con-
ferred.
s. The ordinance under which the collections
were made were intended as a means of raising
revenue and it is clear that the fees quired
were not for the purpose OF paying the cost Of
the labor and material in issuing he license
The ordinance declares "Jhere is hereby levied
a tar privileges as follows"
4. The power to tax conferred by the charter
includes only taXatioa of property and callings
therein enumerated or calli rs ejuSiepl gener9s
with those named The privileges enumerated ed
upon which taxes may be levied are, merchants,
auctione rs, brokers, vendor OF lottery tickets,
tavera keepers proprietor. of theatres, circu es
and meGageries and other exhibitions to which
an admittance fee is charged The presen
case is clc rly beyond the power OF the c,ty to
tax aud un ess the paymeut was voluntary the
appel ee is eutitl d recovery sought
o. Where party pays an illegal tax 70
prevent a Sc zure OF his goods or an arrest of
his person the payment is made undr compul
sion and he may recover it back.
6. In case at bar the statement OF the tax
collector was that the appel &c would not o.
permitted to pursue his bns ness unless d
licenses were obtained. No duress OF persui
or prop rty was threatened aud the payment
was voluntary. Reversed and He,c trial dearded
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-04-26

verdict the fine shall be not less than
$500 or more than $4,000.
The bill prohibits any discrimination,
rebate or drawback; authorizes the
Commissioners to summon witnesses,
call for books, papers, ETC., in case of
investigations, when possible, to be held
where the principal office of the defend
ant company is located.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-04-26

MAYOR AND ALDERMES Cry OF JACKSON. !
VS.
WASH NUMAN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-04-26

Appeal from the Circuit Court Of Kinds Countv
lst District Hon. J. B. Chrisman, Judge pre.
siding by interchange with Hon. S. s. Cal.
hoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
SOCIAL INCIDENTS 4rW4SHISGr0N

WASHINGTON, Jan. Little social season
may Doe sand to naye fairy begun with the CabAet re-
options Wednesday, Mrs and Miss Fr@l.ugmyseu
holding their first formal reception thar day. They
assisted by their guest Ms Dsw'r Many Of the
ladies aaI gentlemen %. the Diplomatic Corps we're
among The visitors.
Mrs Brewster hai The assistance Of her daughter
Miss Brewster who arrived IN Washington On Monday
Mrs Lincoln waa the receDis nt Of many calls.
The wife o. the speaker the House Mr., efer. was
assisted her first formal reception By Mrs. PAGE and
tlrs PachccO, Oi CI1.l.l, Mrs Iaal.ton vi Wisconsin,
and Mrs. General Rockets.
Senatorial calls we're numbered by the hundreds on
Thursday " the families nj Senators receiving be-
tween four and five hundred visitors.
The wife and daughters Of senator Pcnd.et0n held
Their rst reception in heir lew home, IN S-e"Ethst,
ou Thursday, receiving upward o., five hundred
visitors. Among rbe many L'aisome houses at
the capital. probably nos ORC has go little
of 1sJeutl.ous display and so mucl IF simple ELEGANCE
90 this The exterior the house il not unlike other
brick houses o. the queen Anne axe Of architecture,
lut the interior has marked Individuality
The woodwork :, ~ poplar, pine and maple, polished
and Oiled the beautiful grains showing ceaT'y. There
marble manfe- DO fne house, aiI being of maple"
WIKI The exception ID, tAtj Ia tie ar4"I-.oa-n "lcl
o wli' wood So finely carved ana polished 40 TO look
framed l the saTr white polished wood. The walls are
hung with pule b.u" mummy re1 Win cormc. oi -J'
a sofa and chairs lu the room are Of gilt
upholstered DO ."pe ~ p".JI''trfe" Hut ..'gu
'N %, family W4'u I'.ia-n- ui-a D. iHr morning. room
adjoining n crimson. aud che dining room on tAr other
rrrr thr second floor, Win wide alrove win
dove pretty p-'"s N poi. cry very ':sesly u
foreign -rt were Ei- Toned bj o-c or tlc SENATOR
daughters in Cincinnati.
on faar-!at rteaia- Tie sae;- we're senator ami
Nh. Hil. or Colorado senator HHd Mrs Logon captain
n "l'oNrI G+' -'..I NS ,,i,--., a. ana , ..
H e.. .H |... Inca . r.l.-r I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
THE SESSIONS BRTBERT C1SE.

KINGSTON y. Y, Jan. IA motion for the
removal %. tho case OF Lorn sessions late state
senator charged with bribery from the Court Of SEES
,ious Of Albany County she OF the oyer and
Teruiner Of Albany. argued before Justice West
brook al Chambers this afternoon. Euius Il. Peck
man aud Hamilton Htrr, appea eel for the motion, and
DIs.ric-Aj,oruey Hcrrck and Attorney General Russell
20 opuns'-ion The arguments were very exhaustive.
ana occupied the entire afternoon. The Judge took The
pgprrs and reserved his decision.
The arguments advanced OF the motion were
that the prosecution yet been ready 10 try the
case chat the ca-e az great Importance and novel
questions o. law would arise the laws bribery were
very conflicting II being difficult to harmonic tae
laws 1888 luI 1853 wiz the Fifteenth Amen imcnt go
The Cons -rfrn aud therefore rIe should be tried
in the highest OF original iuri=ict0n that no case
rnuId ever De removed rom tower 20 higher court
Dt the Code n this could not and th1t portion or the
starute tnen might ~ well me- wiped OUT
TIE arguments against tine notion were that the Court
~ Sra-iOus was presided over Judge fully capable
OF deciding any question thai might arise that, az for
con ,r ny laws relation TO bribery, rle prosecution
was ready 20 argue conflicting points before the
trial Court and the should be tried IN the Court or
ous and should not Or delayed by seudnl &c 10 me
over and Terminer that the Attorney refused
TO move the Ia June because ue Thought the public
interest did not demand lt. aud thai I'VE oyer and
Teruiucr Courts had npeu held without any init
nation that lie desired 10 remove the rom
the lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15

& 57 G e. s5 2' sso1 57'a s is amer II Er,
cARY-,t -rackbrdge Mass January TO- 1897 Gertrude
j. cary, D.. Philadelphia
LIrRFNcE-At bs residence I'm This city OF $3.50 q M
funeral ,ercss a. the Chlrol % che Holy Trinity corner Of
4d-, and id1nave on sun az, 10Th Inst AZ o clock
D. ~. Friends tre invited To- attend
MATHEWS Suddenly. Fr'ay. January ~. oliver B.
Rsitr.. I'd 4 -en. as aGcconaty nyet attend n'
funeral NJ the crescent Az nue. AuIcA ram
TAIN al' esy g. foot ,5 o. Li5srty &c. at I36p H.
McNrEsH-At Hugusnot staten Island on IhurSfay Jan
30 p M Relatives friends OF tAe family are respect
Boat leaves Staten island Railroad Ferry foot OF White.
haIl-st. AZ / p IN.
pAREHUR-r-At Ensevood. y J., SATURDAY, lamar "A.
Funeral At house Of daush err Mrs. LeoJeua Chap
Train loot Of Chamber Northern Railroad Of
NewIersey !, p NJ. return $40 D. n.
January l5 1881 j. Albert Rich
ards Of BROOKLYN age q years.
Nouce u funeral hereafter
ryUERHIII-At New York on afth day, l2'h Inst, Caro-
line wife Daniel Unierhi OF Jericho Long Island, IN
f @ and friends a respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral on day. 10th ms. ut II O'Clock w. from
Carriages viii waiting AZ Hcksvle on the arrival Of
I've tram leaving Hua,ers Point 40 $50 O'Clock a. H.
VALENTINE Al Jericho l.. T.. on Gfth day evening first
month lss H. daughter OF be Late jacob NAi
Rtv. and friends OF the family are invited attend her
tunera a Friends Meeting House MAtnecoc1. l. l., on
second dar. l5th INST. at 1. O'CLOCK
Conveyancs will he IN va ing at Loc1st a44ey station Oh
hff1Fi OF lIllu ltdFliS LVHS A'"H' ivy -" ~ ~ '''
vTNCFNT-At Orange, y. j., JanuarT, 10, ls12, Grace
daughter Of John " and Agnes vincent aged years
and months
MONDAY 10Th inst. ar 1880 a. m ,~,.-....
Carriages meet ,As tain leaving Barclay and Christie
lts at |;lO
WHTrTENORk-At Elizabeth. y. J.. January l3, Mary
Augusta only daughter Of Charles X aud cara A'Ie
fner residence ia West Grandst. Elizabeth tuesday
arrival OF the 10 O'CLOCK tIaIu uO- Nc"
York via Pennsylvania Railroad.
wAGvER-suddenly January -. Webster Wagner, aged
services a hs residence. "a Eas tf,hst on Monday
Jauuarv b. .. ~. Funeral CT Paatlne Bridge, y. "
on Tuesday, January H. Al = D. III
kindly D"i Towers. ,c
Special leaves Grand tentrn DepOJ on uesy ~ 7-O
= u. returning same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
THE STARS.
SYMPHONY. l. major so o. Lae,~o.f e .,.-

John Mccullough Is in Boston where he has had
o splendid reception. Next week be appears IN
brooAyn.....Mr. and Mrs. Florence are Ia Chicago.
... Emile Melville will appear at Haveriy's
Theatre, Brooklyn, January 3O..-...Locke Rich
Ardson gives entertainments at the Hawthorne
Rooms. Boston. on January 20 and - and Feb
ruary 9 MARY Anderson remains two weeks
longer at Booths Theatre Edwin Booth gives
this week TO Louisville and Memphis-three nights
IN each city-....John 5. Clarke divides the present
week between Norfolk aud Richmond. lie win
appear In New-York on the 23d......John T. Ray
Inond viii be seen this week In Meridian seiILa
Montgomery Columbus and Atlanta...-....G Gene
We've Ward will act this week IN Richmond. Va.
Whining on Del. Harrisburg and Elmlra Penn.
Lester aliack is acting this week, at the Park
Theatre. m The Colonel MIR Boucicault az
the Boston Museum brings forward "Arrah-na-
POgue tomorrow evening MIR and Mrs.
Mckee Rankin remain another week AT the Grand
Opera House ...... Lawrence Barrett acted at Rich
uoud Va last night and Will be seen tins week m
NaslII .tDu. sir barrett viii I4. second engage
upu- u Netg-Nora tIIs season. beginning about the
mddl, of February. .Gc)rg" Fu Ecr.t Rowe 10
tends g. make a visit 20 Australia this year. lie
a a,OTile actor there IN other DAYS and
promileu. theatrical manager -k5-sI vii APP
peal 30 He Academy 81 3luac. or tuesday cf tliAs,
es H.tr Lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
TWO AssESBLYMEN MISSING.

ALBANY. Jan. I4.-Teegrams were received
here this evening from Brooklyn iuqulrinS
for the whereabouts Of jacques J. Stillwel a Dem
ocratic Assemblgman from Kings Comfy. The
scnders Of the kilograms said that Mr.. Stillwel had
not reached his home at NewLots his friends had
expected he would last night Inquiry at Stanwix
Hall Hotel revealed the fact that Mr.. Stilwell had
taken the unfortunate 2+O p train yesterday for
New-York Il is feared that he was among the pas
sengers on the car Idlewid, thai suffered the most
by the collision.
A. NJ Patterson, Republican A-semblyman Of
Seneca County, is also missing. lie IS
wooleE manufacturer ~ Waterloo, but has business
connections IN New-York. He was gong TO that
city Yesterday by the 2'4O p. train 10 transact
some business He has not reached New-York ap-
narentiv and his friends have been sending DIS
matches here requesting that a search bee made for
him. Nj Patterson boarded at the DeiaYln House,
whose proDrietors that ne certainly departed for
New York by the Inflated train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
THE SMALLP01 SCOCRGE.

PORT JERyIs, y. Y, Jan. 14.-There are now
forty-two case. of smallpox this village on January
g. one Myers vaglbond, found IN the streets suffer
ing With smallpox He taken TO IN infected house
and he'd the next day. THIS afternoon case IN a new
section developed the origin being traced TO contact
with Myers. Is feared that others may also appear
tonight or tomorrow. At the meeting of the Board Of
Health tn morning the order prohibiting church ser
vices was rescnded g. Tar 40 the uptown churches
concerned.
Tue village Of Pond Eddy, about ten miles west OF this
place on the Erie Railroad ls greatly excited over
pox case which developed there early 10 January
A Mrs O-trsnder. the mother OF wo children, con
tractrd the disease and the nature OF htr M
nr.. wa. known. the husband ett alone With mis-
zrs wifi. TIE Overs-er OF the Poor was appealed TO-
ana rrspau ied by sending provisions and physician,
hut mo- nurse cudlt lee found. This morning Mrs. Os-
truue died ana one OF the children Is stricken with The
disease SO one u Pond Eddy could De induced to bury
tu dead woman and persons were sent RON THIS village
Tonight purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
sEEKIAq 10 orsT JUDGE ARy0rE

Attorney General Leslie W. Russell began
yes.rday on the relation of Richard O'GOrmaa.
hon llI tl splclne Court against William Il. Armour
Tor the purpose busting him from the office OF Judge Of
the Superior Court TO which be was appointed by GOV
euor Cornell A. successor ex-Judge sDeir The com
plant merely rectes that Judge speT attained the
Of reveHty years prior 20 December d. ISL ana There
fore could not lawfully hold office after mat date and
tisr Mr. OGo-man was duly elected 10 succeed Judge
cir ana uad ed bic certificate o. election ami duly
taken ne oath of office The complaint also says thai
Mr. Armour has uuIawfulY mtrldcd hlnseI INTO thr
Office ud demands that hc .sted and DIR OHormun
place. su.IOnH ana compliant
EItch a Nondurd. who vi. appear tur Judge
Armour suit The 70 the complaint WILL be
puI tcw dnys, Dut ~ Is not expected .Aas auy
U.rr question VIII ue raised DJ the pleading except tie
question uf fact n regard 10 e1-JudEe Speir's Tue
place tII4 Tor which preference expressed ia the
complaint. is the County of schenectady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
POST or EEw.YJ * JAN. Il 1882.
ARRIVED

POkT OF NEW-f) a .--.-J An. Il 1881.
ARRIVED
steamer Golden Br Bennett. AIMS BAY, JA
dSs- with iruit ere. and p0--'iEci5 To- y rs c--tlS o.
Hateras. BOal West Point, Va with mdse 70 Old
Eart Mabel Of BOSTON, snow Hong Kong Aug II. with
m - 4 \ a. vessel 70 Vernon Brown *
Bark a. nina o. Aberdeen. smith llnllo lZb days
with sugar BIOS a. vessel GO Henderson Bros
EarA Franklin F0r tentat5pl, cape Hayden i days
with cgwC0i TO Lyon * c., vessel 10 g. Tobias q Co
AK Tai br Er-Ss BaroldOas 30 days, IN ballast
10 DIV -ht h att
Bark Ntora tan Demartino. Lisbon 90 days. with iron
wool tu ord r.. vessel % ~locOvlch & 60.
Bark VI tOra Hall. AaI,e. Lisbon 80 days with iron
ore and COrAgo0i 20 order vessel 20 5raser Bros.
THE GOVEN&Nrs Or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORT,
LONDON Jan 14-Pa-sed up the channel steamer Australia
Or. ard from New Iork Dec 5u on her way 10 Avon
QUEENSTOWN Jan lf-Ar-vef stesnrer Pennsylvania Am
Dotg-. from PHILADELPHIA Jan Tor Liverpool
B.sloL an l4--ailed steamer somerset Er" Williams
FOR CORK
HAvaE jan l4--aIed. steamer sue7.a Ger, Fllnzen
from Hamburg h-uor TOR New orS.
ANTWERP Jan "-ArlIvo', steamer Ihynland .3e'g Ran
GBaALTAa jan I5--slied steamer Scandinavia BIZ spit
Ia. for NeW-lCtk
Domestic PORTS
HAtfrAv rs li-d steamers Crcaseian. from Port
land hence for liverpool .I~ruH. Wright sosf"u-
Arrived. steamer Sandman .Lr, DEtton rJm Liverpool
for Portland.
PORT ROYAL Jan Arrived steamer CITY Of san Antonio
u nos. rom trrnAnfiIa TOT >s' 'ln' anu pIo rfl'l
sHANF-lON Jan J+--ru.sI, steamer ~snto domingo
PENNINGTON. New YORK
~tie. sfs,urr ity or Atlanta, lockwood. Now orS.
-AEkNNAu Jan l4-AruveC. steamers City ~ Macon.
sailed, steamers uuiaa. Baltimore cry ~ Macon, New
York. 81, ..
saed steamer Avr5ai-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
Low coiffures remain in favor.

Low cOiffures remain in favor.
Gold jewery is going oct OF fashion.
Few mufs are carried this winter
Shrimp-piuK feathers trim black bonnets.
Curtain-like pauiers drape new French dresses.
English homespun s the stylish cloth for listers.
POmponnette Is a new fabric for making bOnnets.
Silver necklaces are worn around high lace ruches.
Slippers Of ALI gator-skin worn by gentlemen.
Two voances OF lace trim the front Of trained dresses
Worth rfing for the neck has triple pleatings Of lace
White MORE or satin basques are worn with tuiIe
s1rts.
Hammered gold lace pins are studded with eoored
stones.
silver monogram is used as a brooch with morning
dresses.
Byron collars Of valeaciennes lace are new and
stylish.
Wide collars aud cuffs Of crocheted lace worn by
children
Rings for the little finger are In great favor with
young ladies'
Gable push with cord between plush stripes is
novelty
Invisible green is the fashionable color tog tai!ormade
cloth suits.
Embroidered velvet tca-coslee, th.ckly waddcd are
Embroidery on the fabric is the trimming for cash
mcIe dresses.
breakfast caps Of elk muslin have bows OF plush
Tie 1ir-rarfrr co~sa &C. with round hale low neck Is
worn 10y Young ladies.
green velvet corsase and train is worn with white
2uG gold 1Igcaded ,dlu.
The three feathers Of the Prince Of Wales is favore
deIi yn on brOc3drd satlns
TrcI- work Of beads trims bonnet with large
beads 10 match on the br,m.
Black baiavpIses Of lawn and iace supersele white
lace pl-atIu-s IN dark dresses.
ColOred stones mounted with diamonds. are more
fashionable than entire sets OF diamonds.
HandkeIcbiefs % white p0ngee, hem-sttched' are
worn inside the neck coaks protect the skin
from the dye OF the lur.
Cameo glass, with two three strata OF coors cut IN
designs OF flowers and vines. the choice novelty for
ornamental 2. ates, jugs and vases.
square ueckercdies Of oolored lawn lavender blue or
rose are edged with the new Vaiencenues aces that
have small dgures and feathery edges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

"Aplluue der NassermlnI;' viii be performed
a o.. I'D b.. Theatre ultl4 iu.,Aer uo-ce.
The Jubilee singers OF Fisk University VII sing in
CAic4cuHs Hall on Monday, "Wednesday, Eua@y
anu Saturday " his week.
Hague British Operate M.n,tral' VIII give a
eonoe Tonight al the Metropolitan Casino. The
performance Will embrace ballads, English gIee4.
ma0Iisais, part songs ana instrumental music.
Mss Julia Fest, pianist. announces a concert for
next " ednosday evening in SleIRway Hall She
VII 0e assisted b. Miss Agnes Elo-euce. soprano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
! Special gERDIcT RENDERED.,

Pu.AbELPHIA, Jan. Little jury in the
cas-, of ober. Lister Smith. charged with tie malicious
shooting of samuel Jo-epAs This afternoon returned
pecl verdict acquiJus smith Of the charge OF intent
IN ~ and stating that the net of drng the pistol
riteutoua The court held the defendant In 5000 20
apuear when required at the present tcru te finding OF
III si.cf,I verdict involving the question whether the
,otrf could enter Judgment upon That verdict 5uIoe
,,,f. D.t .t- Attorr-, Graham moved Tor The entry
if Ind lurut uunu rnar verdict, aud Mr Mann moved an
arrest o. IT,. -Iucu. Judge Briggs fixed ueaday ne1 AZ
/ u O'Clock .sg t.r aI -uInru- Hn these --nt4ons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for NE past "A hours.

WASHINGTON Jan. 10. a. m.--The barOm-
cter has risen the Atlantic Coast and fallen In the
Mississippi Valley and Lake region II IA highest in the
south Atlantic states and lowest Lake Superior
Clear weather prevails in all districts with colder north
To west winds the Atlantic Coast and slightly warmer
sJuthery winds in the Mississippi Valley, Upper Lake
region and Northwest.
Indications f)r io-frY
For NewEn gland and the Middle 5atcs, fair we athcr,
slowly rising temperature south 20 winds an fall
lng barometer
The Ohio. Tennessee. Cumberland and Lower Nisss-
sppt Rivers will continue rise Floods VIII Increase
ia tho ONO auG Cumberland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
Mr. Richard Arnold, violin. and the New-York Phil
harmonic Club.

Mr.. Richard Arnold, violin. and the New-YOrk Phil
harmonic Club.
Herr Angelo Neumann offered the pest of chorus
master at the performance of Lohengrn" ty Ger
man company in Paris to VI. Raoul Pugno. He defined
in letter which has been published by lie Figaro
in which be says that he ,elongs 10 these who be-
ieve that has no country but also to these who
know we'll that art " IN the German tongue" can
never be naturalIzed in France.
The third concert Of chamber music by the New
York Philharmonic Club viii take place next Tues
dav evening in Chickering Han. The club will
have the assistance of Miss Florence Copleston. Mr.
Christian Frltsch and Ar. Max Liebling. Following
Is the programme:
ouarrgy , fat op Is, No. s--..--.-....r ee-hoyen
All. CIf. Fritsch.
). Israat.I,S veueza Tapou.
Mss Florence Coplesi5a
ar chs FrtscA
Quintet In MAJ. Op. srcndsen
Mr. Carl Rosa has published his prospectus for
the season OF English opera which is 10 begin
to-day at Her Maiesty's Theatre, London. 1t
shows a list of thirty-oight operas from which
selections viii be made, besides the novelties which
lac promises TO produce These are Warncrs Tam
AaIser.' The Flying Dutchman,' Rienzi and
LoheuErin.' Bal es The Painter of Antwerp ttor
the first time IN England and Berlioz'- Beuvenuto
Celhn.." special engagements have been made with
Madame Avlua Vaiefia and Herr Anton Sch'tt
There is tribute 10 the universally Of the genius
of Ohio people m the circumstance that the prlue-
pal soprano singer OF the company, Ml-s Juh3 pit
lord thr ur sclpal rOntraito Mis-, Joseph lorSe
and the principal tenor, MIR. trcUtrl 1. Packard,
are al from tHat state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15

The Ianuary Dinner OF the Saturday Night
C1ub attracted the usual pleasant and socaole assembly
.-o,od the round table In the Union League Club
u,u.e The table was -et 10y Camavito ~ the club
Tine guests ~ the evening Judge A. l. Lawrence,
Collector Robertson, T. s. Cox, CYRUS leld the Mar
,,.s sanza William Boldeu, y Bangs, General sha!er
H. II Maxwell, Arthur Lualcy, {. L. stead, LO44s G40E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15

A5sra- o. geological R'Dor ne s}dsd u p
JrrUEry u. 1882.
BAROMETER. inches. rHEgNONgrTg. Degrees
y can .--.....--- %. l.5 Mean =. %
BIN H., jan g. .2y.tJ3 Min 10 ~, Jan. H. $50
I.lnys .... U.J33 Rang. 1919
Distance travelled By wind during l. 57 miles
Rain. Amount OF water
Jan : rom 130 o. m to Ia. 20 D. NJ. $500. .l3 inch
IAN. - from H'o TO p. .'3 inch
H. % T. - inch
o.. IlI from fO .. 30 such
Tot amount OF water for Che Inch
Depth Of Snow, inches