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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
TuEATRICAI MISCELLANY.

The Greek Play will be offered here, at Booths
Theatre. on the 30th inst.
play by Herman Merivalc, on the subject of
Faust" was produced at the London Globe Thea
ire Oh the l4th inst.
The advance sale of tickets for the Greek play in
Boston took place yesterday and resulted in the re-
cept of 81, 900.
Miss Lydia Thompson, Miss Maude BranscOmbe
and Miss Ella Chapman all sporting together,
in ono of Mr., Byron's old burlesQues. short time
ago ut the Royalty Theatre, London.
An extra afternoon performance of Edmund
Kean," by Sgnor Rossi, will be given at the
Academy of Music, on Tuesday, for members of the
dramatic profession, all of whom are invited to
attend.
touching remark has emanatcd from ii. j.
Sargent-forlerly manager for Modjeska and Mile.
Rhea-who exclaims: How few, after years of
toll and ass sting in building up the fortunes of
artists, leave anything behind them 10 provide Tor
their lamily!"
In Boston, this week, they will see the Greek Play,
at the Globe Theatre; Mr.. Bouccault. at the Mu-
scum, will act in "Arrah-Na- POgue"; Denman
Thompson, at the Boston Theatre, will appear as
LMcle .Josh Little Corinne Nill begin an engage
ment AT the Gaiety Theatre; and the Frank Frayne
Combination will emerge at the Windsor. Maggie
Mitchell has just ended an engagement at the Park
Theatre where she Will be succeeded, Tomorrow, by
Nine. JauauSChek.
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THE TIRGINII LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2l.-The Senate to-day
passed bill ordering the payment INTO the public
school fund OF 100000 of money realized from the sale
OF the states interest in the Atlantic Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad the remaining 100000 OF said sale 20 he
held in the Treasury special deposit intended for
the establishment and maintenance OF normal school
for the education Of c0ored teachers.
The HddleberCer debt bill came up on its passage,
IA snecial order, but its consideration was further
pnstpnned until Tuesday at O'Clock.
ill was introduced in the Senate 10 incorporate the
Washington and Richmond Railway Company, having
for lis object the construction Of railroad from Wash
nCtOn to Richmond the most practicable rOute via
Falmouth and Fredericksburg The bill provides for fixed
capal OF - 600 with power 10 increase the same
at the 600 per mile Of single track OF railway
that may he constructed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

weknown In society here before her marriage arrived
Washington this morning She Is accompanied by
her husband and little son, and will spend week with
her parents before returning to hor homo Chicago
Among the notable dinners Of the past week that
given Tuesday evening by tho Chief Justice and Mrs
Waite, ut their residence Rhode Island.aye. Tho
guests +. A. Freeman. the English historian and
MEs Freeman; General Robert C. schenck aud Miss
Schenck; Justice Bradley and Mira. Bradley; Senator
and Mrs Hawley, and Professor and Mrs Baird. The
guests including the host and hostess numbered twelve
at table, and Miss Waltz the daughter OF the Chief JUS
tce, declined be the thirteenth and did not join the
party at dinner
On Wednesday evening Senator Hawley gave a dinner
at the Arlington, to the following guests f. A Feee-
man, Eugene Schuyler Senator IOsr Senator Butle OF
South Carolina; Senator HARRISON OF Indiana, and Rep
rosentatvo Grape. Of Massachusetts.
The reception given by Representative and Mrs Cand
ler or Massachusetts, Thursday evening TO the mem
bers OF the Board OF Trade, was q large affair Inc
guests included the prominent representatives OF ocia
society at tho Capital. 49,,
The Yalo dinner given at the Arlington on Friday
evening was an elaborate entertainment The guests
c0nege. Among those present we're President F0rIer
OF Yale; EN-Minister Edwards Perrepont, f. A Free
man. Eugene Schuyler DR. Peter Barker, Professor New
comb Colonel Mallory and Senator Hawley.
oscar Wilde was introduced 10 Washington society last
evening by Mrs. Robson wife OF Representative Robe
SON at the regular Friday evening reception OF Commits
rival there were about hundred guests In the parOrs
Mt Wdes dress black frock coat, knee breeches,
upon which sparkled a single diamond.
Many ladies and gentlemen sought an introduction to
letter or Introduction from Archibald Forbes to the
secretary OF state Mr Wilde Is very DESTROYS Of meet.
ing prominent public men, says he wi to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

Tuesday and Thursday Of each week, until further
notice......The opera of mime. Favart" will be
presented at the Fifth Avenue Theatre by the Com
ley-Barton Company. The farce called "Al The
Rage will be brought out at IIaverlys Theatre, on
Fourteerth-st... Willie Edouin and the
Sparks Company go on at the Bijou Theatre, in the
frolicsome piece called Dreams" .Repettions Of
The Passing Regiment" will occur at Days Thea
tre during this week and the next. Patience"
has become a Standard attraction, and will so re-
main till the end of the season. Mr. llarrgans
Irish farce of "Squatter Sovereignty" has made a
hit with the vOtaries of the Theatre COmique,
and It's career there will be suitably prOtracted.
The pressing need of the Theatre Comique is good
ventilation. At present an evening passed in that
house is a kind of hilarious asphyxia. The specta
tors are nearly suffocated with laughter and bad
air The usual Tuesday and Friday matinees will
occur at this house, until further notice..
Hague's Minstrels have departed from the Casino
......MeSsrs Barry and Fay,in 'MudOon's Picnic"
are to remain for another week at NiblOs Theatre
where the matinee days are Wednesday and Satur-
day." Esmeralda." in its pretty attire and with
its neat and earnest acting, Will be offered here
tOfore, in the Madison Square Theatre. An
ample and richly diversified programme of negro
songs sent mental ballads. comic cOlOquics tarceS
Dances and miscellaneous FRANKS may be enjoyed,
usual at the opera house of the San Francisco
Ministries. The EduCa ed Horses Will stand their
examination, at the Aquarium, and they amply ana
amusngly vindicate the claims of animal sagaclty.
No one sees these dOcile and SagaclouS creatures
without establishment and pleasure. 49,. AT Bun
nells Museum there is an accumulation OF curlosl-
ties and the incsive Dr. Lynn is cutting his way TO
wide popularity. 1t is not to he SAID OF MN, rs IL
was of Hamlet that he may not, as unvalued per
sons do cave for himself"
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ENTERTAINMENTS To BE HELD.

st. Johns Guild announces its annual Mar
tia Washington Reception to be held on Monday eyep
ing February 90 at the Academy Of Music. Mrs.
Thomas Francis Meaghcr of No. 81 East Twenty-third
St. has charge Of the boxes and the tickets for sale
by the trustees and patrons The coupon, which IL
good for admission engraved by the Homer Lee Bank
Note COMPANY which has also executed steel plate
picture printed heavy bristol board, OF the Floating
iiospal Barge and the Seaside Nursery, at Cedar
Grove Staten Island This picture accompanies the
coupon OF the ball and OF the special ea
lures Of the Guilds work The decorations Will DO OF
novel character. 90, .
The officers veterans and members OF the 22d ReSi-
mcnt are vicng with each other 10 make their coming
TccrptlO which will be held al the Academy Of Music
on February . a success. TIE demand for tickets has
thr rIrsts will he General John H. Woodward, General
AIriIn Duryce and General Hancock and STAFF.
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FASHION NOTES.

New fiounces are gathered.
Panicrs grow bOuffant.
Spring chevOts selfcOlOred.
White MORE fans in favor.
Solid Jet crowns on new capOtes.
Plcated pufs make effective tablers.
Scotch ginghams offered for sale.
Gold lace is coming into favor rs trimming
Chenille dotted tule is used for ball dresses.
Levantine satins are supcrseding Surah silks.
tiny silver teapot is the watch charm.
New floral garniture is made wholly of beads.
Chenille riches are stylish trimmings for mantles
India fouards are imported for ladies in mourning
Young ladies use tulle ruches in preference TO lace
border Of marabout plumage trims bridal dresses.
Virgin gold is pale shade that il replace old gold
White gauze brocaded with gold used ball dresses
Diamonds set in "A around the finger in guard
rings.
An Interrogation point in diamonds is new Partisan
brooch.
Genoa point lace is plain on the fabric without
fulness.
Mother OF pearl satin is the novelty for wedding
dresses
Appques of velvet or plush satin seen on op-
era ClOaks.
No wardrobe is complete during Lent without severe
black dress
Popgee trimmings wrought in lace patterns among
the late novelties
gold sunfiower is the aesthetic design for brcaspns
and hngerTngs'
short mantle OF sealskln completes farIs dresses OF
brown Watcred SILK.
single piece Of Russian lace is made to cover the
front Of satin dress skirts.
garland Of mixed roses is newer than the corsage
bouquet for evening dresses.
Natural suniOwcrs and lilies are now used by florists
10 decorate drawing rooms.
Folding screens for holding eight ten photographs
are handsome when covered with plush or velvet
Primary colors and old-fashoned shades are an
nounced for spring goods IN place of the faded blues aud
d,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
LILLE DLNNER OF COMP4NY H.

The members of Company II OF the 9TH
Regiment had arranged for their annual dinner at Mar
tines last evening before the promenade concert Of
the regiment had been determined upon. Therefore
when the officers OF the regiment settled upon the same
evening for the promenade concert the company, with
ccrs decided TO carry out their original plans About
seyeutyve members of the company and veterans sat
down 10 dinner AZ 7 o'clock. lhere was tho MARTY
maj u.uaIly cbaracterizes such dinners, and the
after-dnner speeches appreciated IN proportion
a. they caught the spirit % the company Prominent
among those " hO responded 10 tOass Were: Lieutenant
= NJ Holmes OF the Regular 18Th Infantry GeneralRobcrt
ELEPHANT, Colonel q. NJ. smith, Major william Allison,
Wilson CAPTAIN James T.. Price presided.
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Religions Nolites.

A-Church of the Epiphany, tho Rev I. I, TRACY
Rector 41th-st. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II H.
3 .. IN sunday school 3 p. IN.
All souls Protestant Episcopal Church Nen9GthA, oi
the Rev HENRY NrHON ID. d. i0ths. west 9t Oth ave
The Rev r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach al II a. It, anu
=. IN.
Ar Steck Hail. IL East ithst Professor " IL
DOBsON nj 74J evening on some HeisoIs my Hnu Is
not Product Ol Matt0r aud Force MI a: - - az
III O'Clock a m on Coming Kingdom Everybody wei
Church of thc Divine PaierDii{ oh aye corner s1ih ST.
AIlLFS N. EATON Pastor Hours OF service,
ii "A m and IA D. m. Morning subject Tho Church and
the conditions ~ its life" EVeuhgi Inc supports OF
Manhood" strangers cordially welcomed.
Church Of the Transiguration Ia Il 2yth SIT he heH.
IN ms hurb iii, evening with reference 10 missions Ia tho
vi seryico bognning az o'clock The friends Of Bishop
seymour are especially invited " attend
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AUsTIN-A Stratiord Conn, saturday morning Janu-
nary q. Thoma, austin in The l5ia ysat Of hi. age
o'clock train from New.York.
CHASE-Suddenly Of congestion Of the lungs Alice Irom.
well wifeof Tlomos Chase, Haycrford College. Penn,
January 20, 1882.
mouth, John r Fem, son-tlaS Of John 7. Raymond
Funeral SUNDAY.
FoULKE-In this city Friday morning January 90 1892,
Mary f. wlfo Of William FOulke and daughter Of Cahar
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral from
st. Thon2 CHURCH Si g% I''O On Monday
1t is requested that no flowers be sent.
FARRANpAt Grenport near Hudson, n y Friday, Jan.
Funeral at Christ Church Hudson Monday the 3d. at
Ihternont at Greenwood Tuesday.
IIALI-In this city, Friday 10th inst ElzuC Hail. in
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HUDDARTAts san Francisc0 ca on Friday Js9nnry H.
HALI,-On Friday, January 20 Elzur Hall, in the 9th
his late residences 10 IS West iSthst on Monday 23d
inst at 10 o'clock Please omit flowers.
5ma formerly IN tn tHS CITY ''
McvICKAR-At Brighton England. on JanuaTy l., Henry
McVickar Of the late Edward McNickar VI Lewis
F11S services at Trinity Tuesday. January
Relatives and friends are Invited attend without further
POSTAL woolsde Long Island, on Friday January 20,
lS72 sarah %ivW OF Jefo IT tbS c ~ her .on in
law. James NJ Post on sunday the 22d inst at 3 80 p H.
SMTT-On Thursday, January 10 OF typhoid fever in his
18th year simon ii. smith, r, third son OF simon H. and
Erlnnne ~ Smith. -
Funeral sunday January 90 at p. from g03 Pachcayc
THORP-At southport. Conn., Thursday January 49, Anna
Bellies OF William H. Thorp and daughter of the late
Henry Holt.
Relatyes family invited 10 attend the
at the residence o. her s5s5r MIS- y NJ
Pettengl, 324 Clntonaye. Brooklyn ut o'clock 2.
Sunday. January %.
Please omit flowers.
TITUS-At Falls " y Friday, January 90 Jane
Ballcy Titus, aged - years. widow OF Walter Titus
Funeral services from the re'ytsran Church. Croon Falls
Monday, 23d inst, at O'Clock
Intcrmrnt at WOOdlawn Cemetery.
THOMAS-On Saturday January 81 Eugene Thomas in the
3gth OF his
Funeral at Paving y. Y. Tuesday. January "a 1880
VANDEWATER-Friday January 20, Susan Nandewater
widow OF Ferdinand Nandewaer In tho o5th year OF her
residence uf her sister Mrs W. G. NeimOre, FOrdham
Heights. Monday 23d inst, at O'Clock o. M
The remains Will be Inferred at STAFFORD, Conn.
Carriages will leaving iuIsOn River u X Grand
Central Depot at $40 a. III. at Morris Dock
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printed here:
THE LOCAL STAGE.

Mr. Wallack will continue to act in the q" Colonel"
at the Park Theatre 81 gnor Rossi will give adj
dlt.onal performances Of Edmund KeaH, at the
Academy of Music Mary Anderson enters on
the fourth week Of her engagement at Booths Thea
ire and viii be seen five times as Gdiatod
Next Saturday, at the matinee, she appears az Pau
hae and Saturday evening Partheaia......" The
Honey Spinner" will DO continuously repetted at
Walacks Iheatre......" The Lights O London"
proceeds on ITS suspicious course, at the Union
Square Theatre. Miss Clara Morris will continue to
cot in that theatre, at matinee performances, on
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MARRIED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence OF the brides
parents Thursday January 10 by the Rey r. Booth
D. De- Richard BgeOw Loo wood 10 Helen Reed, daughter
Edward O. Chaplin all Of this city.
LYDECKER-vQoRHlS- Thurstay. January 10, at
PRESBYTERIAN church, i2ds, by the Rev Thomas
Hastings D. d. Charles f. Lydecker ~ this city, and
Ella daughter OF the Hon. John NOOrhs OF Greenwich,
Conn
LAMSON-DATER-At Brooklyn. wednesday. 18th inst
by the Rev Charles r. Baker, Gardner = Lamson Of BOs
ton. to Mary Datcr. Of BrOOklyn
ROBERTSON-CLAPP-On Wednesday. January -. 1882,
at Is Central ave, Newark ~ j. the Rev p NOOrhe
Finch OF Greenfield Mass, william Robertson Ia Miss
Frances Ciapp. daughter OF Irs. Henry b. Capp
SOLLACE-IEONARD-O On wednesday. January H. 1882
by tho Rev William VI. Martin OF The residence Of the
brides parents 40 Vest 22ds Frederick \. SOlace and
Mamie daughter of Elijah =. Leonard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopns for ne past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. a. m.-The barome-
ter has fallen the Atlantic coast and risen in the
Mississippi Valley; it Is lowest in NcwEngland and
highest Ia the Northwest. Snow rain prevails In
New England and Lower Lake region, and clearing
weather is reported from oil other districts with south
west TO northwest winds. The temperature has fallen
In the Mississippi Valley and Upper Lake region, and
risen the Atlantic coast.
Indications for TO-DAY
For New-England and the Lower Lake region light
rain or followed by colder clearing weather. south
west to northwest winds and higher barometer. .
For the Middle aud South Atlantic States, generally
fair and colder weather. nOrthery to westerly winds
and higher barometer
CdutiOnnrH Signals.
CautiOnary of-shOre signals ordered from Hat
teTas TO sandy Hook.
Indications for tomorrow
The Indications that colder and fair weather VIII
prevail in Middle and the OHIO Valley during
Sunday and that much colder fair weather viii prevail
in New England Middle states and Lower Lake region
during sunday night and Monday.
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BODIES Not TO BE REMOVED.

The pewhodcrs and those interested in the
cemetery Of the Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal
Church. near Eshth-aye, met i'll the basement Of the
church evening TO determine whether the bodies
should he removed or not from the cemetery adjoining
the church. Tho resolution favorng tnc removal WAS
lost by vote of % to 49, threoOurths OF all voting Az
h1in nnccsanrN according 10 the laws OF lS1S.
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IN ATrAcK on mr. FREE PASS SYSTEM.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 21.-After pro-
longcd discussion the lower house OF the Legislature
by a vote Of Sc to 40 has passed resolution introduced
by Mr.. Aldrich, requiring the Railway Commission Of
the State report the House by February 10 whether
free passes over railroads should he given 70 any class
xcept paupcrs mendicants other objects OF charity
whether nersOna elected Office members OF the press
and Of political conventions should he allowed TO accept
these favor and whether the railroads should be pro
hiniied from granting them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

TGIBUsE OFFICE, Jan. %. l a. m.-The downward
movement in the barometer continued during yester-
day. Coudy and rainy weather was followed during
last quarter by clearing weather The temperature
ranged between 80 and IO the average Cll'i being
3l. higher than the corresponding day as year and
73Io higher than on Friday.
Colder and fair weather, preceded by partly cloudy
weather and slight chances Of light early IN the day
NAV be eKpcctel TODAY IN this city and Vicinity.
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4 MERDERER no BE HANGED.

DANvIILE, Va, Jan. 21.-The Supreme Court
OF Appeals has sustained the action OF the Hastings and
the Circuit Courts OF Pttsylvania County under which
"Dock" Wright will be hanged unless the Governor
intcrpOses In February last fight occurred between
Joseph Wright and Austin Adkins, at country store.
dock" Wright rushed into the crowd OF bystanders
with large stick and broke the hand the
Of another and killed j. c. Arthur He was condemned
for murder in the Hastings Court and writ OferrOr
ref the Circuit Court.
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MR.. D5yIS AND THE LOST CAUSE

New ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-At the reunion of
the Association OF the Army OF Northern ylr-
glnia tonight, jefferson Davis present
and made short speech in which no said the cause
was not lost, but only sleeping Referring
TO the stirring events OF the late
war IN which those before him had
participated, lie said: lyon have done your
duty in past and God spare To do II in the
lullIrn snnuld ever Inc necessity Agaln arse.o
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4 BRILLIANT AURORA BOREALIS.

PHELPS. y. Y, Jan. 2l.-ProfcsSor Brooks,
Of the Red House Observatory, reports the observation
there by him OF vey brilliant display
Of the aurora bOreas the evening
of January 10. II consisted of a bright arch OF
bluish white light, 80 in altitude, and extending in
azmuth over 1902 This lasted about two hours, when
Tie arch broke up into nunHcr Of large beams OF light,
having Il slow bnt uniform motion eastward The light
was so brilliant that It cast distinct shadows OF objects
mont he
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THE SESSIONS CASE.

RoNDOUT, n. Y, Jan. 21.-Judge WestbroOk
has written opinion granting the motion made In be-
half of Lorir b. Sessions transfer the Indictment for
bribery from the Albany Sessions to the Albany oyer
and Terniner Court Tor trial.
As this motion made before Judge Westbrook, nc
will ask the Governor assign other Judge TO hold
The next session Of the Court o. oyer ana IcInner OF
AIhalx CnIulY for inc nnrnnsc OF this tral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NBW.YOsK JAN. 81, 1882.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NBWYOsK JAN. 81. 1892
ARRIVED
Steamer Francona Mangum Portland with mdse and pass
Snip Colchester jof Halifax, Witty Antwerp G3 days
with iron to ORDER vessel to snow & Burgess,
SAILED.
Steamers Britannia for Liverpool, California London;
halcarras Laguayra Colorado Galveston New0rleans and
ana Charleston. Gn stream WiImtngfoni o'd Dominion
Richmond; G. Knight GcorgetOwn Mcclellan, Baltimore;
Norfolk, Philadelphia -
Jan H. lat 40 81 lon 60 TO- ship st stephen Douglass from
at 40 40 lon 90 o. bark Amaranth GER, Hillmors
from Hamburg for NewNork.
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan 91Arrived, steamer Cid (Br), sawe, from
LWEEro0L Jan 9l-Arrived Missouri (Br. Gleig
MoyIIig Jan 2i~Arrved steamer Devonia (Br,, Young
from New. YORK Jan 10, on her way to Glasgow.
ANrwEr Jan 2o-Arryed steamer Vader!and (Beg). Bey-
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON, Jan 21Arrved. steamer Iowa (Br), Walters.
Cleared. steamers D II Miller Clark B2!tim9re Norman.
sailed steamers Samaria for Liverpool; Carroll Wright
BALTIMORE Jan 2I-Arrivod steamers Johns Hopkins Hal.
etl BQstoh VIM Kennedy. Warren, NewYork; Berkshire.
PmLADFLPHN. Jan 2l-sailed, steamers British Crown
Am Hgy LvGFpG9 Achnss NewDEgYpI5t Moman I BOI
RchmonG Juniata savannah; commonwealth, New.York:
cHAsEsroS Jan 2l-cearel, steamer City Of Columbia,
sailed. steame, Virginia, Philadelphia.
Arrived steamer Delaware. Winuctt. New York.
SAVANNAH, Jan 2l-ArriYc steamers City DaCgett,
New York; VIM Lawrence, March Baltimore.
Sailed steamers CITY OF Augusta NiCkeIsOn, New YORK
Civ OF NatauZa5, Philadelphia
NEwORLEANS, Jan 2-Clesred steamer New York. Quick,
New. York.
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON Jan 2-Arrived-l lth inst. Unone at TOrifa;
18th inst ItalO Mainnna H. Goth inst COOnst the lat
ter at Portland MananopO NuoyO Dovee; Zls inst AIgo
capt COTnfOot), at Deal, Chiara, kenilwOrth
Saicd-3ith BonotatlOre Fora iona, Temi: 10Th
inst Adegunde Pensacola Centennial Eliza
capt hJescn NordeuskOd Capt Boe salisbury the lat
ter for Galveston Shaed for Pensacola SO sophie for Do
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FOREIGN SHIPPING

e. C.. SHAYNE, the wholesale manufacturer
of sea,skin sacqucs and domans, 103 Princest offers
goods retail. Splendid opportunity to buy from
liable house cheap
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nrAru OF ELIzuR HALL.

EIizur Hall died Friday at his house, No.
% West Eighteenthst. He was for many years In the
Wholesale dry goods business here but retired with
competence He owned considerable real estate Ia this
city He was for long time connected with the
Peoples Bank and other financial lnAuIutous'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
HANERIN,A THEATRE

The farce called "All The Rage" which was pre-
scented here last summer, and attracted attention as
one of the siliest pieces written, will occupy
the stage of Havery's tins week. 1t is acted by a
good comedy company, managed by Mr.. }. NJ. Hill
a merchant If Chicago, who has recently given much
attention to theatrical speculations. The cast is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
THE HARVARD Law SCHOOL.

BOsTON Jan. 21.-Since the publication of
the latest report Elliot sufficient money
endow new professorship in the Harvard Law School
has been presented TO the University and it is under
stood that the position will be filled by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes Ir. The amount is said to be 100000