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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-04

Eight councilmcn, the city clerk, and the
mayorwcre in thecouncil chamber last night.
With the exceptions of one ortwomatters, the
business transacted was of no special inter.
est, The salaries of city officers were al
lowed as wero also sundry bills, and the
pay roll for labor on the streets and the
city's lcvce. rwo resolutions were offered
by Alderman Wood ana unanimously
passed. One instructing the city comptroll-
or TO take the necessary steps to have such
hose, now in possession of the fire depart
ment, which did not stand the test il was
guaranteed to stand by those who sold 1t to
the city,, Immediately returned to such par-
ties and exchanged for hose which will
stand the ,cs,originaly agreed upon, and If
the sellers Of said hose refuse to make such
exchange, the corporation counsel Is reques.
ted to take legal steps to have the cost of
said worthless hose refunded to the city.
The other recommending the filling, with
rock, Of the holes around the pump in front
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
cESTEkLPARK OBSERVATIONS.
As'raeor .o'o.oyer' e,or''or 's s'ss s'fef aslp.
DOUNF4LL OF AOSTRUlLS

BY THE HUNDREDS - PRosCRIPT AGAINST NAUSEA
TING DOSES WHICH MAKE MARTYRS OF rs ALL.
Sovereign achievements In medicine: First
The concentration Of the essential properties OF fruits
and plants to cathartlc corresponding IN bulk with
that OF pills and -asrerable medicines
second-Tue entire abstraction by chemical manipula-
ton Of the gr plg principles al gdy present IL fruits and
plants for laxative Uses.
Thrd-The production Of real apcricnt nj once whole
some pleasant 20 take, efficient. and ccouOmical one
that serves all the purposes Of narseous with
ont leaving any of their bad effects, and which IS relish
able and delicious TO all tastes.
These remarkable laboratory achievements which sup
ply a IJngneedcd dcsdcrltum, are embodied IN the
newlyreyi-ed TropcFri, Laxative Lozeases each Ioz
enge equal in strength and effect TO dose OF pills or
other purEatyr medicine without any Of their
unpleasant reminders AMI depressing aiter-efects
TropicFrut Laxative combines quantity and the high
est degree u quality and efficiency az low price and IL
f. sunque-tionably cheaper agreeable to take, and
more certain in its action than pills. mineral waters
aperient-. and other like preparations
bonus Of $1,000 is offered for the detection OF any
par Gle II mineral or otAer injurious M5ieucAl 'A Us
composition.
Tr.p.cFrut Laxative as ds.crib d above is to Dee had
fn - cent boxes ONLY with tlc word Revised printed
over trademark on label
Ask for examine. and take no other.
Try t once ana II not ory the purchase money
will Doe returned
Notice 10 Old Patrons-The highly perfected Tropic-
Frut Laxative Lozeng' Of concentrated size, which We
are now Introducing, represents the same medicinal
as former large lozrlg, with the advantageous
differences OF less oIa 80 per cent more los TIE money
aud 40 improved pr paratJl il the seTera. particulars
lp-rl. bed above.
The box remains the same 10 s!zn and appearance A.
heretofore with the addition of word "Eeysei printed
over trademark ou Label 90 distinguish 70 from the old
. I. IL
81 cent boxes only.
Dr rs are solicited to rct-ru 20 the manufacturer.
for leane amy stock OF tAe - cent sizs IIJpc Fruit
La1ailye hot marked "Esv.sed'
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
FASHION NOTES.
Fl0unccs are wider.

FlounccS are WIDER
Short suits are shorter
Moirts VIII remain N favor.
Spanish lace grenadines are new.
sun-satn is a new glossy wOOLeu stun.
Len.t1Wi-e pleats are stitched Ike W ks.
The stylish pale shade i Havana brown
GeOuefUca designs are on new dress goods
Brass bal buttons are Used for + inncl suits.
Blue Crenadine walls have white polka dots.
New bonnet pins have hammered gold heads.
IaiIle ribbons trim bounets for early spring.
Liuen-gu-ham i4 an Old fabric Jus, revived.
Bed straw hat, viii be popular next season.
Meta buttons have Vatican scenes upon them
Very long ribbon streaners hang rom bouquets
snveriewelry is worn with black Lenten dresses
F.-thctc pcuwipcrs represent a lily or q sundower
New pI-scU-UfeIles resemble applique embroidery.
The Jersey Jacket supcr-ecs the English walking coat
Woo goods combined with the new cotton satines.
ChcyIot cloak for children imported for the spring
Raw silk IN artistic co,or- is offered for spring dresses
Natural flower fastened peacock feather fans
Transparent Of lace Of beads remain In favor
Turquoise blue beaded lace bonuets worn by
blondes.
Linen glpme lace Ike Macrlme il new for mil
lHery.
rom-pon Iassomeureres Trim satin dresses hand
-omely.
cloth shoes to match cloth dresses have patent leather
losing.
Ial OF ,a.u and crepe Lsse are worn around c neck
Bayadere stripes are imported for trimming self
Co40Ieu dressed.
Embroidery and MORE trim The black cashmere dresses
yg oru during Lent
spanish lace and Ed gsh Grape are combined light
mourning dresses.
Folding screen, are covered with Christmas cards and
bYrdrrcd WITH plush.
N.v cotton sagao. are imported in boxes with fan
and pdra-ol tu match.
Larrc manila Aaf- laden with feathers ore m the
artistic Rembrandt shapes.
Ribbons ~. tD -uad oI rr'. such as pink viii gar
lrt are used ou whit" or black dresses.
Ir.tanr1 s'p..- Sold H- lYf pic. because those
With closed wrists Hr' more fn-llOrubl-.
Coorco -tuu ribbon bows Worn 20 the throat with
Byron collars, made OF .H,e and Insertion.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

If the young actor has brains and will exert them
he may come to something at last If not, he VIII
drift away with the great mass Of unconsidered
trifes' that amuse for moment and then dlsap
pear As TO Miss Weathersby, her style was long
ago formed she is not so much actress as she Is
an interesting pcrsonality-a lively frohcsonle
winning individual, whom 1t is always pleasure 70
see and who is always the same. These PLAYERS
are 10 be succeeded at the Park Theatre next week
bv Mrs Iiugard and Frederick Robinson, IN
"Divorcons" VI. B. Curtis continues his sprighty
periormance of SamI q POaeH at Haverlys Theatre
Miss Ada Rehau IS still acting Odetie at DAILY S
Theatre. and this pathetic drama has obtained a
strong hold upon public sympathy. Miss Clara
Morris continues to appear at the Union Square
Theatre at matinees on Tuesday and Thursday, and
nav he seen there in her remarkably strong person
alton of cora in Article A. The BliOu stage Is
occupied bv Apaiune the Water Spritc. acted
and sung by Emily Melville and her company
Miss katLie Schratt Is dispOTtng herself at the
Thalia Theatre HaruCan and Hart. at the
Theatre Comlue. still give Mr. Harrigan's farce of
Squatter sovereignty" which is put upon the
stage with ornate scenery by Mr.. Witham. aud IN
which may hc found some truthful and instructive
views of that delightful people. the Irish; in fact
do not know of any plav which represents that
race more exactly Is they are
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
DIED..

DEERSAt Green IGye rqe -Prn'' I'o'a On 7 "2i "2 t3 a
lrrr Louise Beers ot Ero..yu. a-el u years aul 40
E,ag-- and --,a- arc invited ar,-nl the funeral -er-
1.. al an .J pc, ,l -" -'s . ''g n '''-.7 -'''
ET rR-At he- residence NJ" -' .el-.t7 place 'ine,
g[. .t',i, zen, l u m "" , ,i 'I ,- ~ l. ar-
~. tr. her Late residence on ho-.ly, N-rol to az =
DAyI~.on Friday March g. iss2. James Davis ia l. s,-
Ha,, aa 1e9ls otre family are Invited TO attend l''
.. > W ~ 'a,t SUI case ONT .owes,
UAiElNPLE-At N9rr i'o~n ~ J, IiarcA ., Charles H.
F-a--s H ea-.aT al ruo,a March g. o. 1870 O'Clock, IN st.
Tram I.lye. &e@.lora at la O'Clock
FowIlE-oa Frlay March i,-. I.as a., widow OF ,Ae
late tAIIlre Fowler .u iAt sod yes '- u'F az
d.rr. l.- W..t i-tl-,t
Har,sra conn. ra0er, please copy.
GI~-I Erin t.- ci-v. ou Friday. Nlrch 3. 1882
H. Rev Au-u.,us Oei-,eu4a.u,r il MS osta year.
Tie tyusai ia Lutheran ln.-teri OF Pruu.y iud
u. a'a, ~ .. @ l" I'.s. t' ] M . d. XII " H. I yD
I,,. 5, ave-. ,5 S 5loniA th o." ns, at > a M
Ftii, ARE reo ars'cG not To- send 4oTers
HAYWARD-At Mon,rose w. j.. -a,uniay, March q after
eeb fI and rmaa raf1ilnSe arwarl I,el year. aud 4
FInrra services at -t Johns Church Elizabeth J Mon.
LAruRop-At Boouton y j., Thu-.iay afternoon. March
: ..-- William LarArop iu the 2 ia year o.. us age.
Funeral -sry.s late residence on Mond4 March g.
raia VIA Delaware Lac,awanua and Western Railroad from
Christopher and Barclay -sts al $50 d. m
a Madison y j. FRIDAY evening Magth s,
Francis r. LatIrOp, aged - years
Funeral iuv'1, Ma ch j. from Grace church. Madison.
atriva. u the Delaware Lt,kaw and West
en- iaIoad leaving Barclay and cnrstophers's, at y
O'Clock.
LArHAN-on saturday March 4 at 53l 6thave, Milton :.
Latham. san Francisco ia his 55tA year
Funeral services a. the AntAOu Memorial CAurch i9tIs ST
west Of 6Jllye, on Monday, NaIcu o. "a O'Clock
NkURIA.-At Finishing / T.. on saturday, the ith INST.
Jean octave de Mauritc. aged SO ears
Funeral services at - Georges Church Flushing Monday
dth. at o'clock
RJOK-Dn Thursday evening. March >, Edward T. Rook
aged Il years
D..
Reati7es frienlsarc respectfully invited 10 attend
Iutermcut Gre .nwoOd Cemetery, Monday morning.
ST JOuN-On Thursday March p Abby h. widow Of Isaac
K. st. John. aged - wears.
Funera fro her residence No 20 Amtyst Brooklyn,
on sunday. tine Jth INST, at O'Clock D. IN.
TOrTEN-Ou Friday March 3, James D. T0tten, aged G5
aud H. respectfully invited to attend the funeral
tween 4th BleecGcr ION sunday March AZ p ~
Iuternent az Peek -aiu, y =.
UPJoHN-At ithaca March p Eli abeth widow " Richard
Up.Ohn aged ~ wears.
T.,Ou e. 40 Il a.
ALLU THURSDAY. the % n,t George Barry Wall IA tho
Z1fh year 10 his
Prrhurtrr hHrl. N4i-suuave. Ioust,
Monday. March @. az u O'Clock a m
Iuterurut az Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
COMMENTS o. 1HE HEW EXCISE BILL.

WHAT EXCISE COMMISSIONER MITCHELL, EX-sEN-
ATOR FORSTER AND OTHERS THINK OF TIE
MLAsURE.
The Excise bill which has been agreed upon by
committee of the state Legislature was the subject
of much comment yesterday not only among liquor
sellers but also among those interested IN prevent
ing crime by es,euiug ths number Of grog shops IN
the city The Temperance people DO not tutnk that
the bill Will become law, II IL said to be more
favorable TO the liquor-dealer than the one nitro
duccd last winter by ex-senator Forster, which
passed the senate. but did not pass The Assembly.
William +. Mitchell PRECEDENT OF the Board OF
Excise, said TO tribune reporter last light when
asked his opinion If tie bill: AS l am
going % Albgn. next week III tie interest OF The
Board of Excise with reference To this very bui,
must speak cautiously with regard TO its dement's
There are. however few provisions winch II IN
t.rrreted literally will annu the whole power Of the
Excise Board In the hr-t section there Is q clause
which states that with the application for license
there uust be- u.eI a certificate slgueu b. ten re-
spectacle e.tz.u- residing sad city, 'cTi} aug as
,o tAr good character % tLe applicant, winch eeil-
hcAte shall bee conclusive evi .elce % that elett'
Now, If that ta,.u- anything, 90 mean, that We, as
members o. the Board oi L4,is', Wal Doe compelled
TO give a license to amy man, no matter Ao" un-
worth, vc know him o. Dee, Doe only La- tA" .-u1-
tur.. of ten men to thr Application. Alter thus hr-
Iu Z compelled To give the license we are held re-
sou,bc for the character OF tho place, aud may be
punished Tor granting license ~h.n "c ought not To
have done so. You VIII readily see our dilemma.
But re most singular feature ot thit cl Use is that
those same ten men Idy ga every one Oi the 0,OOO
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
ulsEErs MtELyG TIE NIGHT MERRY

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Herman opened their
house in West Fifv-sixth=t. last evening for Iurm
masquerade reception II is q custom among the He
l-evys 10 celebrate the Merry Purm" season by going
from house 20 nodse certain evenings in a-qIcra!e
Four or live families received the ma-kcrs
last night who went from house to house
u carriaeos hot stages and noude-crp- couveyancc-
Several hundred persons call, at Mr. Herman'- in
rl. evening and the cGs'y hours lhl- morning Among
tie characters were q Chinamau Japanese man. with
au umbrella and baby 20 amu-e himself vith p 7th
T.. -iue1t veteran, with one eye closed, % GfaEsr
a.1n-Fa-t farmer. gypsy girl an' Mother Hubbard.
TlIe was large pillow OF roses iu te Haror v..a tA'
words Merry Pulm" Ia letters of rcd carnations.
1fr-. aud r '..rts w,r, a.-. pror.i .i-d TheI. was
a large number OF invited guests 9-,-rrt, who
-Ia-.e! I.a.G.y at the Ua-a.r- o.Y.cl.. and
mad. the best ~ tl,r sgucv p..g-an-rr.-. Amn1-
tr. p. Ir. and Nr- H. A. irufu'. lr. I-'r Na.Htf.
1ruau Roosevelt. Mrs ". r. F1r'r-cu.. lir- ohm
El -rltw IIr, Eugene Clark. Nr and NI-. william Gage
Courtney, HIr- Mar KYLE Da,.-. D. W. H.rln"r ,l.,-
Louise Natbal 'iator L, Mrs. f1nrr- u r. and Hr
p. H C.hr. d. n. Lf-cv. louui- ..l.t Lane -i.--
I.i.e Iu.- 1Ir. ami Mrs John hl ',h'r-.r, l'r
ami Mr.. Iar... Mr. and Mrs. ! ID. N'NruIri-. '"i'N'-
rrd Mrs. .r-J.tH. Mr. Nruflr.wrF, Nr- f''irutt
Rice Knox, Miss carrie KeatuE William Le'-E Mt
and Nr- A. =. t,rHaeE. NJ. -. Levy. john Hollis
lI.-- sarah Wolf l.. AMI Mrs. George y ht.r, Miss
Iura Ash Mic, Vvuau, Gaylord H NL.e j.. HettroA'.
t.~~ Julia Fox, N-- .ud NE. = Gates, sidney lC.u,t-
ri.s T1rr Tnuml-. Fv.u VI. Jp u-ou. Mr. and Mr. -
I..sd-aur-l 1r. Marshall, M-7 -ll-oDs Dr. and lils
.'4gr.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

tn, Nc,r- York Herald has published the statement
that Edwin Booth. when he built and managed
Booths Theatre sunk therein the fortunes OF his
friends" This statement is ahso utely false, and,
furthermore. is slandcrous The friend who
joined Edwin Booth in building 30 this Theatre,
received an interest in the real estate. for no con
sld-Iatiou al all and he was subsequently, bought
out. by Mr. Booth. for y.ry large sum of money
and oiber property, which Mr.. Booth paid And
the ONLY fort me that Edwin Boo. h ever sunk IN
Booths Theatre was hi, own Should the true
story of Booths Theatre ever lie fully told there
are several persons extgut who vii be very sorry.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
MID5IGHT UEITHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Wa,HiygTJN. March >, ! d. m.-Ihc bdrome-
ter /, wc- uortle.s, OF Ne-Eu gland It has risen
the Atlantic Coast aud L. -no-t in the Upper I.--
-oU Valley. Clear weather continues 10 tlr Middle
states aud Do ,hc Southern states east o. the Mi,-i-s
Ippi Eyer ami light rains are reported from New-Iug-
land. tne LAX, region, ard Northwest and -outhwe7.
\, IthVc-terIg winds continue ON tine Atan.c Coast
uuI u.r south winds rup.r.al from i4e south,
-.a- 'he D.lJ Valley lud tur i.ar region. The te Die
p..lt.r~ A.. Is.u -Slrly m t-e southwest AID tea-
tsu. .I-s.--. pp. valley ami Ds- tIDl u "a. Northwest.
I.l,cnt.0us tJr 'o-i1y
For the Middle Atlantic STATES Increasing c.oudilt--.
-t rain .-..IlE % -9utlcry winds, -u-a rise ia tenn
I.r.f.lrr l.Ir.eG uy falling pH"uur'tr
For Nrw-rug. ana, .ruc ally cloudy W-a her, lght
snow. mos -hi'tuE -0 northeast and -outhea-t
rising followed hF falling barometer slowly rising TEN.
pcraturt.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
TIE STARS THIS WEEK.

Mss Geucvi We Ward will act IN OsVego, Utica.
Amsterdam and Troy......M,Ss Kate ClaXton VIII
be seen in New-Albany, Greenyilie, Richmond and
ndiauaooIis......Johu McCuloush viii appear IN
Selma. MONTGOMERY and Mobile. He reaches New
Orleans on the 13th......Miss Mary Anderson viii
act in New-H3veu Bridgeport, Waterbury, Spring
field aud Hovoke...... Edwin Booth will visit
SDr- Ctield Dayton, Columbus, Akron. Ioung town
aud Clevelanc Ohio......John 7. RAYMOND gives
the whole week To Washington. Loo Ike Richard
son appears at the Un.on League Theatre next
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
GpeclnI Notices.
FINE AR T s..

That rapidly developing INTO ar loving reope
WIOu. saving tH al sides evidence j. aCcumuating
O this TACT n Doe me importation ~ pictures -
she very highest gae and the large Increasing attendance
growing knowledge ~ many and their Win
which unfamiliar frw 10 b. In
dress and IN furniture and house decoration. until 70 would
th3 the ~ utmost
produce effective latter goYi-
please 10" II that hslfrl h and
repCuveTed furniture considered quite IN krrpng "a
place carpets had De 90 keeping and thr ~ hOs
De able fo have the
wall ceiling decoration was confined 10 irw shades pre-
pared by that oi genius the Snuincr The times have
vrraby and to-day household decoration
study ami high the most Ii-l work ~ iaI.
torOt or Meis oner The labor aHd genius employed may
demand for similar time employed, Bat that n
require igh order Of talent bryoud question and the
verhcaton o tbs needs only visit o the "-iab ,hmeht OF
Bee g. .Cfuref- Of " al Papers,
corner 7th-aVe and 2gth--t convincing
proof A. the ~ tie people have improved hs t-
firm kept with the demand TO fact % has % great
uo IN house cecoIa0n All that Improved machinery could
do has been them. the best talent aitnable
and the cOWm0fiOus tdrtOry and
but for their busues and customer. Their latest
vrvct- the latter imitation. hut
veiv exquisite nRrp- and -ha'"s. attached 10
They have also succeeded IN reproducing the effects
o hr old Venetian Dutch Leathsr n re.n ely odd de
whore The surrounding atrssDfle-
dafk Another uogrlt b. the reproduction u patterns
% Oytiz.i metals steel
e distance 10 be the heavy metals they but
represent T. f. marvellous how ea they th their
uUeXcHlrd fGcues they reproduce any pattern afe
abroad nnd ouen az half the asked for imported goods
our galleries y ruuRed bl those Interested m A.. and
IL ads aucemeu bur greater ald fd more interesting study
BE- & warrTulun-, where
ways glad 10 show visitors through
ant uau what they doing 20 advance ths
tlsJe toI house decorauO- New lDrA Evening 4prosa
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
THE Parade or B4RAUWS SHoW.

4 parable will he made by the Baruum and
London shows next Satur lay evening IN the proces
sion VIII be- among other things, tiirtvthrec clarot-
ten rac- tweutyJwo elephants ana sixteen open dcn-
Of performing wild animals. The pyrotechnic display
VIII be an extensive scale All along the line NJ march
fireworks VIII 3c l-t 1 II the weather does not permit,
the parade viii De postponed until Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
NAnANIE PATTI

Adrlina Patti viii 90 TO Boston for Il short season
on the 2Oth inst, and will SAL for Europe early IN
April. There is a probability that she will return
TO the United States next fall since in replying 10
request from the Press Club TO sing at their concert
she said that her present engagements prevented
her from doing ~o but that sh. expected to be here
a ,ain in the fan and would lee glad 10 sing before
the club. Tomorrow night She viii sing IN
"Taust and On IhursLlv ID " II Iroya ore
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
SOCIETY NTLLLIGENCE

General and Mrs. J.. p. di Ce-nola entertained
o small party a, evening at ter home. including Mise
ucCu.lrv Miss Reed Mrs. II hllr and others. There
was rit Ging and music.
Mr.. NcEeey-r- dancing class mct l4t evening at the
house ~ Mr.. and I--. clifton smith
1Ii-. T4r-ouss dancing Gas. Lc .ts gEllr meeting Ola
Friday evening
Mr.. II. B. H-r-, Mrs -chpUer and Mrs l. Desssu he'd
pu1u reception. lusf evening
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
Rciiqlous NoliccS.

A.-Church OF the Epiphany. the Rev. T.. T. TRACY
Rector iltl-t, ue3r LfAu4tJ a services, il
p n SUNDAY school D.
Al -teck ualI. d East I4th.st Professor ALEX.
ANUEN WILDER. ~ 7.i5 p 20 " The Or.cc OF the
ImAz nation Nj. a j. DAVIS, at ID D. M, on spiritual
Poverty. Or Malaria ~ Tie So ~ Organism seats Tree ~
ALL
A -ecoud Uuitnrian Church. cor clinton and Congress
.IFu. tomorrow Hf O'Clock, The
JOIN ~. CHAbNItk X w 100 preach Ir'eUf Thee t,LDV.t
science" service at O'CLOCK subject IiIck
l.I, aud uell- i 10 lecture stories and story
IcI.rs AI are cordially invited
All -ous' Protestant Episcopal Chnrch Memorial of
tnr .
-Tle Lev r. HEBEt NEWTON wl preach no - o. uI
Tle Rev. El.lIAAU NEWTON, b. -, Val preach To- g1i.
Lreu al $50 %. Iu.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
B4LL OF THE uIF5I GE1S 4s>ooIIToN

The MarIi Cras Association held its fifth
masquerade bail last evening ar t-e Lexington Avenue
opera House. the room was decorated with bunting
and -1oJc-lu,.7 painted panels. Hu-e masks danked
the stage and c fronts ~ he boxes The dance opened
with grand march Of al the uasQusraGrrs. NIX
-.vua I.I tgr ur.les. Among ilOs. pr.-'Ht were
j. * LANSING. j.. icr.. j. r. Jones. o.. Na-abu"c, J..
h. I.as-e. Joseph Veil, y. Iuh-r a. Tmeu. a-d l..
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
TEDUNE IO-AL OBSERVATIONS.

= I5t--- 8Iov9 ~ fa-0ne' a v1ll11 n 'hi T n '
I....7s ..-.. IT,. ..ir H -''u- .l-.si. n
H .
o.. -.4-. .-. A. 4l o.. the --oE--e Hue
nut. r.ar.Hay. l- rro-.aaT
TRIBUNE O-rIr1. March g. n. u.-The movement in
th barometer during uc clear weather Of ve7erlav was
irregular. tie tendency being upward. strong winds
prevailed. The temperature RANGED between 81 and
81 tu- average rIa'I 1eng -1l- higher nan OF the
corresponding Gay ear aud b lower JAaA ou IL
day.
Clear and fair weather with higher remrera-ur.s fol-
l1t. in Ie day may be expected to-day tlIs cy and
vclLItE
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
Remarkable
ART EXHIBITION
AND SALE.


ART EXHIBITION
AND SALE.
UNIQUE GALLERY OF PAINTINGs.
The undersigned beg 10 that ~ WI ,, Dy
Auction tie Gallery " Pa atlng, belonging
JOuN WOLFF L-Q of t4is CITY.
Tie reputation of tbs Gallery - e-.e.a ,aasrag a.
doe, the most aporAa, examples painted by greatest
modern artists
Due motto. Will Doe gwen o. f- exhibition ana sal. 1t Tins
very important Gallery.
cEoEGEA L-AyIrT 8 90. tre'.a..r'.
Archer 4 Pnucoa-t 'rra Co
Cordially invite strangers visiting Ns.i,rs ..rst tler
new styles of FINE GAS FIXTURES now on exhibition IN
their rarars 81 Greene ana cs wooste ,o blocks west
ot~a S.a-ol. H..s- H.o4'sag s-.. al'.t.a door,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

Rev. JOHN H. PAXTON
late o, wash .ugt1u. u. g.,
az On. West Presbyterian church.
8-d st.. between Jfh iut tta-4fcs.
TIL. ley. jon. d. PAXTON, IistOrelcct
w.I pI.a.h y-
SUNDAY, thr .th inst.
o. m. and b .t D m.
Church Of the Ne-sinh. ,urler IItI..t aud rarkayt
Tile .-s. ROBERT DuIIY b. viii preach. Morning at
IL -ubIe,t rauuga- Ol life. IAr Pastor evening al
a Study of lD.il.. 4-.,.I.-Iti- .u'.. h.l...
Calvary Church caraef 3tlsa lud ,Ist-ts ..,rr, at
Il b. aud $3.50 % ElElt Ee. AhitAh LliIII-
JUIN. u. d. Usaly O. Loa- l7-A4 "- p-ra.I a. .. u
services
calvary hurrh corner tt tve anr .l.t,t~eryccs Al
j IA M 1uI $50 3D. DO Bishop IIllLLIOuN. D. d..
of Long Island. 800 preach 'j YHla- r'....
Church of tb- Holy spirit ba..,YHasr. ard s..nst
Rev. f.uaIl sl ILlI.lll SECTOR Morning service
t.C.as.. -..Iar .AuJ, t..Dh iFrlsf 80 O'Clock
Church OF tine Heavenly Best -tal... above tlu.s-.
iAou b. Act. lr DIX.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
ClSEs Of coNI4GIoCS DISEASES.

The Pc ord ar cases OF contagou. diseases for last
week "a. follows: Irphus fever, typhoid fey,r.
4 sc,rlet lc}ef 2IJ; smallpox, 81 dphtAoria,
IU-. me94llA ItU.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
uIRIAE LNIELLIGENCE.

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New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

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