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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Feb. u, a. m.-The bar
ometer highest the Middle and South Atlantic states
and lowest in the Northwest, where depression OF
slight energy raj Occasional light rain has fallen
from the Upper Lake region 70 Texas. The winds are
variable the Atlantic states and seWhcre they
are mostly light and southerly The temnerature has
risen from the Lake region 10 the Gulf Of Mexico
warm averaging poo above the mean for the
month and moving the ard, extends nom the
Upper Lake region to Texas. The following special tenn
pcraur reported yesterday af ernOon. Norfolk,
4So Charleston, 63o; savannah, 49, JackTonvllle,
10 NewOreans 700; Galveston, SO; san Antonio, 120
Indications for today
For the New England states, fair weather fol-
lowed by reasng cloudins and local rains, variable
winds mostly sOutherly. 10 yer pressure.
For the Nj ID Atlantic states increasing ciOudineSS,
with light local rains, variable windss shifting to warmer
sOutherly, lower pressure.
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OF Public Interest.
oUAcKs, ADVENTURES AND IMPosrERs.

When world infancy rocking the cradle Of
SCALED Iss 20 Pgetsn9us sgses. and
unued unu education and the general dissemination 81
mOsphere cvilzato. beset and Ianded BY
whose excellent knowledge OF human nature leads hon
humbag The pubic IN The Ia st exaor mary ani ,hSmsn
phance and large class electric and magnetic hum
These mpt public believe that
by the union OF TWO antgODsc metals electric current
iron sacsat % sway Thc%.a Is
heve such stupid nonsense AS any eect1 ian specialist OF
position 1t singular To Oeieye that intelligent
he seatnsata idea that sectrety i Hie" EleetrcIy
sPowertu restorative agent when produced aud applied
Family remedies been and still nec"s
iaton is more or less naecesbIe to meica prat 6nsr
,s s With eSp. .n sv vet r.bs meaes RaS cree
aed and snconI ged the OF simple household spe
ut the arrival Of the family pm stefan These statements
the public is 70 have such medicines prepared by skull snd
cons ienious pharmacists elncated IN the science Of me
pounds put together by persons who are As x
Loant OF the fs principles OF Aarla aedca as they are VI
therapeutics.
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MARRIED.

NGERsOLIr-TH URMAN-On Wednesday, February 3.
nj the residence Of th brides mother by the Rev. William
Morgan. d. D. David b. ngsfsoll fmOgene daughter
Of the late washington NJ. Thurman ali Of this city.
KENNARD-SCHAUS-On Thursday. February Q, at the
Church the TRANSPORTATION, BY the H. HOugh.
ton rector Edwsrd Parry kennard 60 WhelmDa daugh-
ter Of William Schaus.
MCKEEN-M AXWELT--On February Q. 1882. by the Rev.
Dr G. II. Edgar Henry McKeen Jr. and Minnie T.. Max
well daughter OF the late Henry Maxwell all Of Easton.
Penn.
SAYLE-WILCOX-On Wednesday February g. 1882. al tho
Church OF the Incarnation. by the Rev Arthur sro0ks z
D., John Sayle TO Jessie A, daughter OF Harvey r.
Wilcox
wOOD-HA MMOSD-On Thursday. February O. 1892 AZ the
OF the brides parels by the Rev. rhos B. Nc
LeOd riln yhas eldest daughter VI Daniel Ham
mOnd. 10 John Davis Wood No cards.
Al notice, Of Marriages must be indorsed triih full
name and address
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THE STARS THIS WEEK.

Mary Anderson appears tomorrow night at the
Boston heatre .... Lawrence Barrett begins an
engagement at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
Genevieve Ward will act in Evansville. ere
Haute, Fort Wayne and Detroit. She gives the last
three nights of the week to Detroit. On the 2Oth
she will i've in Clevela d $500 Edwin Booth is In st.
Louis for one week ~ Kate CLAYTON will act In
Savannah. Augusta. Macon. Columbus Ca, and
Greenville. Ala. ...JOhn Mccullough appears to
morrow night in Cleveland John I. Raymond
is in Brooklyu.... NJ. B. Curtis will appear at
Haverlys Theatre in Fourteenth-st., on February
20 SImi Of Posen. Mr.. Curtis, 1t VIII he remtm-
hered, played this part one hundred nights AT thl5
theatre early III the present season.
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DAYS THEATRE-ODETTE

In adapting Mr. SardOu's "Odette" TO the Amer
lean stage Mr.. DAILY has endeavored to secure sym
patty with the heroine by making her original fault
o venial one, or, at least, by confusing the cir
cumstances of II TO leave the spectator in doubt
whether tho Countess is actually guilty The lover
who makes his way into her house at midnight has
come hither by a secret door and staircase the key
TO which he has stolen and she has previously told
him not to make of that key, The husband,
finding the lover the premises, does not pause 10
inquire INTO the details Of this amatory business,
but At dispatches his child TO a place of
decent security, and then turns his wife out of
dOOrs-withOut listening 10 her explanations.
Words enough have fallen from her lips to assure
him that she in expectation of the lovers ar
rival he does not wait 20 be told that she had in
tended 10 improve the occasion by admOnishing this
adventurous youth as to the wckedness Of stealing
dOor-keys and sneaking up the back stairs On the
contrary be takes everything for granted and will
not listen and thus in an indirect way, the audi
ence is requested 10 that the husband treats
the wife cruelty and drives her TO desperation and
a life of sin. and therefore is responsible for
all that afterward happens to Ter. In
short, the lady is To be viewed a much
abused person particularly in having been deprived
Of her child, and we 10 consider her final il
ingness 70 die for that chills sake-although quite
Iio0eso''il Us q PeiIccuy Ce4eSIldI MasIldhim-
ity.
This is the usual chOp-Ogic process by which ii is
supposed that a French drama the everlasting
subject Of adultery, becomes deOlorized AID leRit
mately fitted to lacerate the Anglo-SaAOn bosom.
But ho who apply this process TO get TWO facts
INST that Il Is Intellectual, am next that ii is
cessary. he con Iuct of he husband in this case
even under the circumstances as MI DAILY
has arranged thom. l.. entirely rational and
night. Tie vie. even adopting the VIC ent
hypothesis that she is innocent and has been un-
Justly ac'used, has no need 10 become "a courtesan
and an adventures, and would not do so, were she
governed of sufficient real character 10 be worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-12

Cardinal velvet NANTES, bordered with black fox fur
are worn In Paris.
Diamond flowers and stars on quiyerng stems shine in
full dress coihuIes.
An odd hut attractive brooch IL cocks head in pink
and white diamonds.
Black velvet and white satin are combined In full dress
toilettcs for matTons.
Among the most elegant wraps seaskin circulars
with sable tall borders.
Embroidered peerines with large bow at the back,
Will Dc worn Ia the spring
Moss green bOnners. trimmed with pale yellow and
gray tips, are the newest fancy
Long slender, buglelike be Ids Of rdescent hues are
set at intervals over faiLe bOnnets
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AID FOR ST. JOHNS GUILD.

The Martha Washington Reception in aid Of
st. Johns Guild to be given Monday evening, Febru-
airy 20, the Academy Of Music, promises
actOry the and Of substantial assistance
the Floating Hospital Ind the Seaside Nursery The
boxes nearly all Sold and the tickets rapidly
ing disposed Of rhe Reception Committee includes
Thomas L. James, charm an. lano G. Calvin, Dr VI.
blumrn hal. Fr derrick huhne, JOnn l. Jams, lam r.
1rayors stus ID OOks George !. srnry, A. Il. Law
rene, D. Osborn, hhrgs Donohu Ge,rg- Lorrillri
Janrs L. Keene, irene al Lloyd Aspinwau, do ard ar
roll Ferdinand p. Earle, Is. b. sherman and =. H.
Wait
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THE ADRLAN TATER BONDS.

No additional news in regard to the alleged
illegal sue Of bonds b, tue CITY If Adrian Mich,
was received IA this d.y yesterday. Tue pur-
CHASER, OF the bonds appeared to be satisfied that
in any event they would not lose any
i,one, nv the transaction They mold the bonds. and
the Union trust Company holds the money when they
paid them. Al the office OF Poet, Martin * Co. II
VS. -ad TINT tlt repOrtel ght oi Mayor N.viu
indr had acted dishonesty, but that even
INT ~ l.nl be e1pI.lnra L.alaot1rll.
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The increasing demand for SOhmer & Co.'S
Pianos has compelled them 70 enlarge The capacity or
their factories which tiny have done by leasing b. 4.
N,edAan a. -0u's org factory with all iis machinery
The new fac Ory located upon Twenty tn A., hc wecn
lrd tud le .u tout.cs. together Hith their present
facutIs- VIII constitute large ana very prie plant
tor he Manufacture Dt tucr pianos The WarerOOma AN
rriualu Il 40. l4J Eaat it.-st.
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THE CO4CHIAG CLCB At DINNER.

A dinner was given to members of the
Coaching Club By T. A. Havemeyer Last evening al the
Union League Club hOuse An elaborate menu was pre-
pared by CanuvitO the steward Of the UriOn League.
Among those present Frederick BronsOn Colonel
lis .ac Reed Failnan Rogers, DtHDcey hAns, Aug lsLs
scicrInrruOru, Hugp FuiscI, Francis H. ElVesi Fred
erick NELSON and " LllIam jay.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. -. n. m.-During the first
half OF Yesterday the rapidly Fair and
clear weather prevailed The temperature ranged be-
tween 3Oo and 4O average (34iso oeng sac lower
than corresponding day las year and s. lower
than Friday.
Warmer and fair weather followed by increasing
cOudness and chances OF occasional light rain, msy be
expected to-day III this city aud vicinity.
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LAND LEAGUES NOR YET UNITED.

A meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Irish National Land League leld Friday night at
Clarendon hail. After routine busin- had been
Transacted it stated that the efforts Of the two
TIL Land Ii ague OrganL tons in this city 10 UNITE had
far resulted d-uu .ctiOn, but II Is expected
thai the matter Will be settled ut he next meeting
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quorade balls In the Marl Grns Over thousand
persons will participate in the procession There . III be
series OF sbl aus social political humorous and satir
ical The music will be furnished by Orches-
ira ~ 125 pieces under the edershp OF Dr. Damrosch
and Professor LiebOldt and the dancing music by q
military band conducted by Professor Rietsel
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GEORGE 4. PUTNAMs SONS
"a and - West 2Bd.sf.

The Origin and Growth Of Religion illustrated by the
History OF Indian Buddhism BY T. " Rhys Dayds. Being
the HILBERT Lectures Tor 1851. syO. ~ So
Dpium smoking in America and China. BY W. III. Kane
NJ D. study Of the prevalence and spread OF the
vice immediate effects, pnyslo-
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limo cloth 81.
Sensation and Essay. BY c. Fayete Taylor, N.
D.
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LUMBER FIRM EMBARRASSED.

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. Ill. II. Wemple &
Co.. extensive Timber Contractors are temporarily EN-
barrassed and Will probably AJAX an extension j. Il
Weuplr A. absent al the North. On fis return 10 Is be-
isv tnat the nrm's viii be shown 10 exceed ito
LL.--L- a.
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Relialous NCtlrcs.

Of 1hs FGpas"y the gsy e. T. nnAGH
5 D III SUNDAY school p.
All -ouls' Protestant Episcopal Church Memorial Of
The Rev Hen ~ AAIH0 - p 'G,st %es 81 q "a &
Rev. Dr. BELLOWS, and At choral prayers at
b. III.
Rev. Carlos MAHIYN viii preach al 81 sunday after
noon Mira JEFFREY will sing isO large choir directed by
Asa HULL All seats free; inv alton 50 all
At stock Hall. No. II East l4ths -Harmonial meet
iur, morning aud evening. ANDREW JACKSON Davis,
viii discourse II o'clock h. Prophecy Of Life and
at 10 " The Prophecy Of Death" All Invited
Al the West PresDyrerian Church 42ds between 5th
will preach sunday he tn inst, at IL M aud p
Calvary Church. ithaye ana 2lstst-5eryee at
u a. M ana 90 p ne rev i nj t-tn,siYn y Y
will preach the morning.
Church of ~ Mary the Virgin, West 45th-st-sundays
prayer To- nigh celebration lu:i Nespes p IN short
prayer, p. M.
Church ofthe Divine Paternity shave corner 18Th St
me rN. a, ~ ~ - - 4r,,,, miner ertsts -nb
ee's Evening Idls Wolds7 Strangers cordially wei.
Church OF the Messiah. 84th.st and Psrkave.
Morning at IL the rev Dr EAhLE OF BIOoAIyp WE.
COLLYER, viii preach subject; The Human Heart OF
Luther" Public inylt 81.
First society of 1pirituasts at Republican Hall. no
evening usqa in the morning at l'9 ansgernS 9qe'
society for Ethical Culture.-PrOL FELIX ADLER
viii lecture before this society sunday. Feb at CHECKER
c5sed At II a. ~. All Interested invited to attend
subject 1.-THE rositiou OF Woman
Scfy of Haman sG[ Bol eye psgrso o on
Humanity Art" by Prof kawsIn
IL G2Srge Church 5nyyeHGt az 6S .,od
Evening Pr1Te oeoeA Free 'eryS ,5 az W 8s ser
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The Rev. W. l. Knox. Lirtle A W. Canon o. W0rgester
ia the Churan the East @yths sunday
morning February l.. service at IUoO d cOcA.
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FASHION NOTES.

New trains are pear shaped.
safrano again in fashion.
The blue IL called blcu-le-nar.
Gold tule rims evening dresses.
Velvet dresses need little trimming.
Yellow diamonds art in great favor.
Guipure 1Iimps In new dresses.
Pearl combs Parisi novelty.
sulphur lace " Is a importation.
The Eng ish dress Is by children.
Tulips re with street costumes
1iny hummin & biI DIS loop lace d. apery
Double Grains IN ilc'e French dresses
Faiie is coming into fashion again.
A comb Of roses fastens up low cultures.
Worth loops lul drapery will birds.
Pink acacias trim garnet velvet dresses.
scantly gathered frils tIim csses.
French d. essc- are voluuIinOus al the ba K.
A mammoth sunfower Is The new valentine
oval necks are newer han PDmpAd III Gares.
Two points finish the back II evening dresses
Tan colOrtd fluffy feathers appear On black bonnets
Narrow mautcle's Ike scaris maj cb NV cos uiues
Violet ye,yet worn with white MORE trains
New bodies have III ri b4squ-s pointed IN back and
front
Dresden china shephcrdcsses afford models FOR Par sian
toi-
India mul, wi IA roscbuds r. used for trimming velvet
b. die r.
Pink hyacinths are worn with pink white, or bl ack
dresses.
4" ghtc,nth Century embroidery" is the name given
new open wDTk.
Ecru Venetian embroidery is used black velvet and
satin .esses.
Ladies with Titan rel hair delight in black satin aad
iet TO cities.
Wine iIk-nusln i. used for the entire bail dress Of
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jabo Of lace trims each side o. the square neck Of
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The diagram this
dvions q time for
Irregular white line the us
mercury during broken ~ lac
tie Indicated the Thermometer
nut Broadway
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Sperlnl Notlces.

Art Galleries OF
MEssns T4S s SIR 5sTx. co.. , AUGTI{oXEERs'
TWO VERY IMPORTANT ART SALES.
IN FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
A valuable Collection Of
SUPERB MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
BY FOREIGN MASTERS.
'4' Italian Schoos OF Modern Art
painted to order for and personally selected by
MR. JOHN MEEKS,
The entire Collection to Be sold at auction The above
THURSDAY and ff!15is' On EVENINGS NEXT.
February 10 and H. at sscock
The following are among the Artists represented:
nnay- Hirt-Ingam KOarbn ky kotschenrelter
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- next Feb. 49, Il and Is, at 2:3O o'clock
NOTE
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sich- 10 make this second sale. The goods being
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