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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. DAILY will bring out The WcathorcOck,"
at HIS theatre, on Easter Monday.
"The Black Crook" is shortly to he revived
AT Niblo's, by the Kiralfy Brothers.
Seven giants, two midgets, a tattooed woman.
tweaty living curosiics and the London ehoscops
shown at Bunnells Museum.
Sidney Woollett begins n series of reclta-
tions the Hawthorne Rooms in Boston this week He
win give Tennyson's idyls Of the King"
Modieska has recently had great success at
Warsaw This actress revisits America next season.
under tho management of John stetson
The receipts at tho Detroit Opera II ouse on
March 10 and Ia when Edwin Booth acted there. as
Pichelie. and Hamlet 81, 095. Hamlet" drew the
better Of the two houses.
Locke Richardson purposes shortly to appear
In Philadelphia and give shakespearean rectals. Mr.
has lately been invited to accept chair Of
instructor In elocution, etc. ut Harvard University.
Haverly's Minstrels, who are to appear this
week at Haverlys Fourteenth Street Theatre consist OF
two companies consolidated and number seventy per
SON, At the close Of the present NewYork engagement
this troupe will 80 to California for the summer season
The managers for Miss Dickinson are Messrs
C. A. Mendu1n and Frank Curtis. Miss Dickinson in
tends 10 give performances Hamlet and Ciou7e Mel
NOTE AT the Crystal Palace. at Sydenham, London
next summer The folio wing il the cast Of Hamlet"
"a announced nj the Fifth Avenue Theatre:
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LOCAL FEATURES THIS WEEK,

kaiss Anna E. Dickinson will appear at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre Hamlet Boston Comic
Opera Company VIII appear at Booths Theatre In The
Pirates Of Penzance". Hayerlys Minsres-seyenty
men IN c0mpany-wtu appear at uaveriy's Four
teenth Street Theatre-M. b. Curtis. as SamI o.
Posen migrating 70 NiblOs...... BARLEY CanpbcD's
play Of The Galley Slave will be revived hero, Tho
Windsor Theatre, with Emily Kigl. Gussio de Forrest,
Gabrielle du saudi, b Booth and Frank Evans in the
cast.
. "Oaette" at Days Theatre, Youth" al Wallacks
Theatre, Patience and " Claude Duyal at the
standard Theatre. " The Lights o London" at the
Union Square Theatre, and Squstter sovereignty at
the Theatre COmque" will &c forward as usual
fine programme is offered by The san Francisco Min
strels Miss Morris will continue her series OF natl
pees at the Union Square Theatre Barnums show,
which has proved immensely attractive Will Keep its
place for the present ut the Madison square Garden
....A Buunelre Museum they advertise great enor-
giants" and challenge the world to produce their
knuals Dly0IcOns ls 90 be IcueaLed at the Park.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past 81 hours

WASHINGTON. March 10. l a. m.-Tho bar
omoer is highest northeast Of New England and lowest
in the Lower Lake region. Rain has prevailed III the
Middle States Lake region and Ohio Valley aud snow IN
New-Englan and York. Fair weather Is reported
from the Southern States. Northwest and Upper Lake
region Northeast to southeast winds continue on the
Atlantic Coasts sOuthere winds reported from inc
Gulf States and north TO west winds from the Ohio val
lev Lake REGION and Northwest The temperature has
changed slightly in the districts the Atlantic Coast
and risen slightly in the East Gulf States and ONO al
ley and fallen In the Northwest
Indications for TODAY
For New England light snow or rain followed BY clear
ing and slightly warner weather, Winds shIItnlg 10
southwest and northwest falling followed by rising
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States clearing weather dur
ing the day, slightly sOuhweHt to northwest
winds, falling followed by rising barometer
Indications FOR io-piOrrOU.
The Indications that fair and slightly warmer
weather will prevail in the Middle and South Atlantic
states during sunday Light snow followed by t1lr
and slightly warmer IL indicated for NewEng
land od SUNDAY Fair weather is indicated for New
England and New York on Monday.
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MUSICAL MISCELLANY.

Mr.. DefossoZ, of Paris is negotiating 10 bring
ATTench opera company TO NewOrleans....It is said
that William Whitney Of the bassO. has written all
opereta which Will be produced first iu Florence
MI Abbey Will give three performances OF opera with
Madame Patti In Boston, beginning Tomorrow the
operas VIII be "La Travata," d" Il TOvatore" and
Faust" 1900. Emma Abbott and her opera company were
81 Cincinnati recently, the IepertOry comprising Pa
thence" Olvette," Martha" Chimes OF Normandy -
and Paul and Virginia" When the ST. akosch Com
pany LEFT NewYork they went 70 Buffalo where It must
have aston-hed Madame Gerstor learn that the critics
could not remember how long II had been since they
heard " Ia sonnambua." They enjoyed it "a novelty
w In London the Sacred Harmonic society produced
on February - a new Tie Dcum, composed by W g.
Cusus Music Master 20 the Queen. Preparations
making In Rome the celebration OF the centenary OF
the death Of MetastasO who died Apnl H. 1882 and
was buried IN st. Mchaels Church, Vienna The famous
librettist's drama Attic Regoo," viii b. performed
at the expense Of the Roman municipal Mile.
Marie Van Zandt the young American prima
Donna made her temperance at the Opera COmlquc,
IN Paris, on February %; size sang hgnon,'
and the Paris correspondent Of The Duly Iele-
graph said in reviewing her performance that
1nd any parallel TO the fascination her audience
welded by Mile. Van Zandt must 20 back % the
startling early successes Of Adena Patti" LsZts
symphonic poem, Hun9aria" was given for the first
time in London at the second Of the Phlhar
tnonc Society February o.. TWO new compost
items Of Walter Macfarren were brought ont at his
orchestral concert In London February rs. They
were concert piece for panofOre and orchestra and
overture 20 Shakespeare "Kipg Henry V.".....The
cos stereotype plates and French copyrights Of operas
owned by tao late Leon Escudier in Paris were recently
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ANTI-u0NoP0LIsTS ON SEATEY ISLAND

There Is an anti-monopoly fight on Staten
Island at present. Nearly the entire population
is arraycd against the corporation that has
control OF the ferry running between this
city and the island The rTrage present Is ten cents,
and the sotcn Island people think that i've cents is SUI
Gcont. meeting held last night ct Stapcton TO
discuss the matter 4 committee appointed
to wait upon the ferry company and ask
for five cent fares Thea the meeting
was resolved into general antinrn0poy meeting with
Justus O. Woods Us chairman, and /. Is. IburDer and
General Samuel +. Cary OF ONO, a.
speakers. During the speeches papers were
passed through the audience for sigma uros
persons Wiling to become members Of branch OF the
Autobiography League on staten bland. The hall was
well Llled, aud General Gays remarks were received
with laughter aud applause.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, March 18Th. B. Hill
man. one OF tho pioneer coal operators and an ex.
member OF the Legislature Of this state died suddenly
his home In this city today He was seventysl1 years
OF age.
Boston, March 1s-Gcorge n. Cass, artist.
died yesterday Of cancer in the stomach at Arlington
Heights after painful Illness Of several months He
Canaan, n. H.
PHILADELPHIA. Marcn i9.-CommOn Councilman
William Conway, who gained his seat after protrncted
contest against John Carpenter and then declined re-
election died this morning Of prostitution. He
was siGty-one years old.
PARIS, March 1sThe death OF NJ Pelleter do stremy,
the hnanCer, is announced
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORk. .....MARCH 1s. 1882

PORT OF NEW. YORK MARCH 49, 1882
ARRIVED.
Steamer Erin tBr Grihs, London Feb %, with mdso and
passengers TO W Hurst ,
town r. win nm passengers 20 Vernon II Brown Co.
steamer Deyouta Br. Young, Glasgow March - MO'le
D. with mlsr ANA passengers u henderson BROS .,
Steamer ouWbu7, Fisher savannah Mar 10, Win
md. and ua-seugrr- 10 Henry HOuge, IT.
steamer MORO castle Reed, Charleston March 10, with
md ~ and pa-seurers to " y liLtaId g. 90.
-tasrIrr ranto Domingo. Pennington. Wilmington, Gays
,rttL rnis, aud passengers 90 - " Qu.utdrd a. Co.
Steamer lack stone Taylor Baltimore with mdso ana pas
seuRers Geo h clover 49, -, al, - - 49,. q,
Steamer Aibrmare, NaIett Ic"cs, HcT win muse ana
uassrn gers o OId Dominion - Co. , o., .,-,. nd,
FV1rg Montreal OF Windsor Ns), Coaltcet Dunkrk So
days via Shelburnc ~. ia ballast 10 snow X Burgess
marx Astrunum Ge klopprf biyuoh 40 DAYS, Win Hd'e
20 order vessel 10 Hermann koop q 90.
srNsEr-Wind 1T sandy HOOK, light w cloudy and
hazv. At city Island, light, u. cloudy.
CLEARED
Gteamer Renlarg lBr) Potter London Bro,
steamer Lord Isles lBr, fc!Sate Lond"n-FaIton
VEL, r R..,l tr, BAR Llverpool-Busk & Jevons
Steamer axe Winnipeg br stewart Lverpooi-Seager
BROS. ,.. .-,-. -. r, ..-r.,,, ylo o,,.,st,,,r -
IL C"duT ' .yr. Wiaian. LlyerpooI-F W Hur,t
fteamcr BclgeDAnd (Beg stokea Ant"ep-f"ter wright
s,,er Oder Ger Unleutsoh VIA Southampton
srranrr Lykns BIZ strstton. HayauaslmpsQn spence
st.,uer Newport SundbeTE. Havana-Jas W ara q Co
st~amer Glaucu-, Beirse. Bcst0n-l J. Dmock-
Stesmer Black-tone aylor bait more Geo II clover.
gt~.mrr Josephine IhOisol, Moore. B1ltihoIc-J hIeu
et-smer g Kntght, Chichester Georgetown, DC, and
st.anrf Oh Dominion walker Norfolk, CITY Point aud
Richmond ola Dominion IS Co -. -, a., -
atsnnsT Breakwaief Boaz, Wost Point Va-Oh Do
" Steamer BonelacOr Tnbon. Wilmington No-wn Clyde
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FASHION NOTES.
New vests are pointed.

New vests are pointed.
Grenadine lace Is new.
Bullet buttons prevail.
Guipure lace is revived.
Pulled fOunces are stylish.
Ecru tnts remain popular.
Small cuffs becoming.
scrim curtains are embroidered
Pulled sleeves discarded
Printed fabrics replace bTOcaies
Small nanlles find most favor.
surplice neCks remain I'm vogue.
Cbangeable silks combine four cOlors.
Polonaises are draped to form paniors.
Hooks and eyes fastcn many dresses.
Dull jet is not confined to mourning.
Pulled plastrOns extend to the waist line.
Small bugles make up new jet trimmings.
Jet curtains are black straw bounets.
Cnmargo waists are pointed upon full plnier3.
Easter toilets are Of wool and velvet combined
shirred basques VIII be summer dresses.
Piping folds and cords Of satin arc revived,
dresses are fashionable with large paniers
New Maioica fruit bowls diamond shaped.
few Of the fashionable openings occurred last week
Mother Hubbard NANTES are imported for spring wear
siciennc IA tho stylish material for spring mantes.
Cows and cate are printed English fabrics.
The new draped bodiccs arc called panier baSque5.
Fan bows oftwo wide Dleaed ends ornament Ournures.
Hunting Jackets with narrow pleats, viii remain In
favor.
Ecru batste neckerchiefs have polka dots and seal
lOped edges
Red bronze is new for buttons and buckles cham
eleon stuis
sahes are so wide and long that no other skirt drapery
Is needed
Waists Of Spanish lace, Lined with satin worn with
satin surah skirts.
The Langtry bclted waist Is used for white muslin,
lawn and print dresses
The newest dresses have numerous bows Of ribbon or
velvet on them.
Handsome parasOls have frlIs OF lace and others O
bunch of flowers on the top.
Blanket wrappers. coorcd or white, used for IN
valids and bathing gowns.
Fichu capes made OF Opcn-wOrked embroidered black
surah complete new black suits
IvOry-wblte Worcester ware forms tho choicest egg
shaped boxes for Easter gifts.
Wide collars OF lace or embroidery, with cuffs to
match, are worn with dark dresses.
The stylish blue shades electric, porcelain soldier
and sapphire blue. Peacock blaze Is discarded.
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NIB. MAPLEsON,S OPERA.

Two performances of Meyerbeer's "DAfri-
eane are promised at tho Academy OF Music this week
Ion Wednesday and Friday evenings The other operas
win be "Rigoletto," Oh Monday night with Mile
Hossini and stguor Rsve and Aida" on Saturday al
ternoon. when siguor RavelI win sing the part Of
Rh1danes for the first time In public and Nine Lablache
will return to Ter old place In the company.
brilliant spectacle is promised IA "DAfrlcaino"
Eoenery costumes, and all appointments will be new
The distribution of characters will be as follows:
Vase, a CANA. officer IN the Portuguese Navy
biGnor Campanni
Neloeko a slave .Sgnor Galassi
boh I'Oi'' p''''1'"' - WV w signor Novars
Dcn Alver In..nher Of the council slgnOr Ruuco
Gran saoerdcte a. Brana ......... .signor Costa
Grand o1uisitoro ............ Signor MOni
Don Ttsgt uemter of the oouacH.,.... sgnor CoIsni
-. {Sgnor Bieleto
lnQusiorl Sgnor Ferr9no
rnez dsnCbter of Don Diego ........-..M Mile DOttt
ALh2, heI attendant
Eeilca slave MILO Mlhule
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ANTHONY C0ASIOcHS LATEST PL4M

Anthony Comstock, who makes 1t his bust
to that there is FOR the wicked IA just
now after lotteries. At the last wing OF the Louisiana
lottery ticket emitting the holders 10 10000 held
by Herman Harlem. OF No 100 RhymOndst., and
Michael DOYLE, Of No. 800 Kentave., brooklyn. Tho
men drew tber money and the OF their good for
tune was spread abroad Mr. Constock has been
endeavoTing put stop 10 the peculiarly seductive
form Of lottery advertising whnh consists OF interviews
with the successful okethOdrr There H IN the laws Of
tins state II provision that money illegally by
gambling OF lottery shall be- forfeited tgr the support
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s,esmer Tntcrn Abbey Cr). Lndan Charleston-j VI
Steamer City Atlanta Lockwood CharlssOn-I ouin-
sisa@sr Louis Bncfi wOodSOass. isoEson7ino-WsTen
Steamer Louisiana eager New.orieans-Clsrk Seaman.
Steamer New York, Quick. NewoIeans-Bogert& Morgan.
Steamer Rio Grande Burrows Key West and Galveston
Ship Bengal tfrj. irving. Liv.rpOo-c Wright q Co
ship Paul Jones' Gerrsh Anier Java for ordeSSalter q
BARK Nsbo tNor olsen ElsinOrs or chris.ansand-
bark FTSmnaes tSOr, Larsen Gothenburs- Bald
Bark TrOssachs (Br. Bachelor, LondOn-simpsOn q
AnG5sT
Bark Sarah Chambers (Br, Kerr, AInsterdam--BunchS
Bark Dssmal tNor,. sorel, Iisoon--o Tobias & Co.
Bark Havana Rice Havana = Wood.
Bark Georsea. Small Port span-F Chailoner & Co.
SAILED.
STEAMERS Clintona Bombay Donau and Oder Bremen;
and aSn%sR E%Sd lRS ina ssaa
port Hsvana Rio Grande Galveston Newfors ana tooisi
Charleston BsuetaSor Wilmington Old Dominion Rich
BacEstoHe' Banmors Louis Buck Jacksonville snip
Yorktown San Francisco.
Yokohama. Bark Ajax Campbell. Portland.
RETURNED.
sS5s Hell 5 and
Ing until on the Eth Was decided to TstHrn
MISCELLANEOUS
ST HELEY March l8shg Prince Arthur tBr, Whitney
and is fe9ans ho was in collision With ship Eastmin5te
(Br MOsey from Calcutta An for Ncwfork, which Pro
ceeded.
PHILApRLrBIA March lS-stcamer North Britain (Brl,
hence Yesterday for - Na7are ran aground In o taaso
near North point In avoiding collision Assistance mas
been sent and she win probably be got Of
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Jones, rom New.orieaI, Fob %. r.,.
SOB from Sew. YORK Mar 5 on her way to London
QUEENSTOWN March lS-Arriyed. steamer rarthia (Br)
MCKAY To YORK Mq 9sr way 70 LgeTB poo:
Lockhe4d NewYork March 9, on her way to Queens
HAVE, naidh is-Saileh steamer W.stphala (Ger
Schwensen, from Hamburg hence FOR New.YorS
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HALIFAX March lS-saled, steamers Parsan for Liver
pool. Carroll. Boston.
Bosro4 March i8-clcared steamers Brl Ludlow,
gn. Philadelphia Gen whitney, IIlett, New-York.
sailed. steamer Palmyra for liverpool ,,
(Am Dodge. Liverpool Achilles Bacon Portland. Perkio-
meu, Miller Chelsea; Ann Eliza, Warren, Now YORK
da Pro denco Fanita Fl River JUuata, savannah Wyo
ming, 'harleson Ashland Richm0udi Norfolk New YORK
Monitor. and Commonwealth. NewYOrk.
DELAWARE BEgABwArER, March IS Arrived steamers
BALffNHaf March ls-Au1ved steamer Fanny Calwaia-
der Clark NewYOrk; IL Miller, Clark Boston; Dehance
cleared steamers ucorara Reynolds New.York MoCel
Ian, Bhups do. Saragos'a, Hooper. savannah.
POaT ROYAL March Starved steamer state Of Texas,
Risk, Brunswick, GA, for NewYcrk and proceeded.
CnAELEsIQH, March lsArTived steamer Delaware VIM
Cleared steamers CITY of Columbia Woodruff. NewYorki
SAyAsSAH March Is-Arrtved City. Dag
gctt. New YORK Geo Appod. Baltimore. ,,,
ORLEANS March 49, Cleared City Of Merida
At the Passes-saied steamer b Ward
sAS FRANCISCO. March lSS@ied steamer Clyde. Panama
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THE STARS THIS WEEK.

Mary Anderson will act in Worcester, Bur
lngton and Montreal. Edwin Booth VIII be In
Minneapolis and st. Paul Genevieve Ward appears
IN Montreal Ottawa BrocSville and Kingston John
Mccullough deyotes the week to Memphis ..... Kate
Cla1rOn will perform in st. Locke Richardson
will recite king John" next Saturday, the Union
League Theatre. Lester Wallack will appear at
Mrs Lelard's Theatre in Albany in Eosedale" and
"My Awful Dad 49,. Mr.. Bouccaul is IN Philade phia
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COMIC OPERA AT BOOTHS.

The Boston Comic Opera Company, under
the Management. OF John setson, will give season OF
Gilbert and Sulvans comic operas of Booths Theatre
beginning tomorrow night. In the company are Miss
Gertrude Franklin, Miss Laura Joyce Miss Vernona
Jsrheau siaDor Brooolni Henri Laurent and other
peuple who have successful in this species Of
tertanment Tho repertory for next week is announced
ss follows Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings The Pirates of Pcnzanoe Wednesday even
Ing "Patience," Saturday afternoon and evening,
" Trial by Jury" and PinafOro'
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PERMITS FOR MOVING CATTLE.

Augustus Dcnnston, tho newly appointed
Cattle Commissioner to succeed General W. L. Patrick
has issued notice TO cattle owners, railway CORPORA
tons and steamboat gers stating that change
Will be made In the existing rules and regulations OF his
office In future permits for the removal Of cattle Will
bc Issued h, 5gnature those bearing the signature
oil General Patrick IN wing been revoked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
MADAME PATHS FAREWELL.

MI Abbey has arranged ono more appear
aloe MADAME Patti in opera in this city She Will sail
for Europe April 4, but on the preceding evening
Will give "A farewell performance of Lucia" at the
ernauia Theatre 1t announced that the price OF re-
served seats this performance viii be 50, and that
orders panied by checks will be received from
r. dnfe ut ne Dnrk Ihentre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
STENOGRIPHY IN GERMANY.

The Law StenOgraphers' Association had its
first quarterly supper at MoIquins In TutOn-s last
night Carster Weudt read paper stenography in
Germany" Mr.. Wendt gave account Of the origin
and progress of shorthand writing In that cOuuty aud
systems now in use thsre. The Saxon Government has
established Royal Institute at Dresden, devoted OK
clusiyely the interests of steuography Shorthand
writing much widely used among the people
OF Germany than in England America, Mr.. Ncndt
said but the systems could not DO compared, IN
utility, 10 the English systems.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
TIE LoroS CLUES ANNUAL ELECTION

The Lotos Club held its annual election for
officers yesterday the polls being open from p m 10
p. III. The following persons we're chosen rres''
dent, whiteaw Reid; First Vice-Presidcht, A.
J.. Macdonald, Second VicePresdent, Horace
Porter. eecretarv Thomas W. Knox Treasurer.
Frederick b. Noyes Directcrs DoMges Taylor eain
Henry A. Mariotte n. r. Walker, and +. r. Lawrence
vote of thanks was rendered 10 Noah Brooks ana d.
Parce The retiring ceprcsidents for their services
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ADDITIONAL PRIZES FoR THE DOG SHOW.

The New York Dog Show will be held on
April 49, 10 and 20. The entries far in OF
those of any previous year. number OF the dogs which
took prizes recently at Pttsburg will be exhibited.
Three special prizes hive been offered since the last
list published. Louis b. Wright, OF This CT y, offers
silver cup for the best fox terrier puppy under twelve
months old Max Mengc OF UUbOken, offers silver cup
for the Irish setter any age. sired by tho dog
Chief W. IL. Boade offers So cash for the best pug.
prize Is also offered FOR The best dog Tor field
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OBITUARY..
JOSIAH w. WHEELER.

Josiah W. Wheeler died Of pneumonia yes
terday nt bis house In this city, No % West Nineteenth
81. Mr.. Wheeler native OF Great harrington. Mass
and came 10 this city In early life to practise law He
soon gave up his profession. however and for thirty
five years he has led retired life He In the
Scycnth year OF his His funeral viii take place
ut bis late homo Tuesday
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.od At judicial sale "Risoletto brought 900 francs
and " Traviata 1000 francs; aida" appraised at
800 france found purchaser nor did several other
operas by Verdi Don Carlos Ernani" ana blcian
Vespers" Tho official sppraisement OF number OF
scores 10y AMBROSE Thomas Auber, Halcvy' ana DOM.
1et were to be excessive and they were not
old
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ZACHARIAH ALLEN.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March 1S.-Zachariah
Allen long OF the leading of this city and state,
died suddenly last night at the age years
He had filled many Important positions. and at the time
OF his death he President OF the Rhode Island His
tOrical Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19

Of tho poor os tho county. Hearing Of the
luck OF Doyle and Haruen, Mr.. Com
stock wrote to Mayor Low calling his
attention To the law. The Mayor has sent letter IN
closing thu one from Mr. ComstOck to the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction for Kings County and they
have Instructed their counsel TO take action In the
matter.
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4 FATAL FALL.

William Carlock, mOuldcr Of No. 41G West
Fftynrhst fell down the stairs last night OF No 5ZS
Wost Fifynfth ST.. where he had been visiting friend
and broke his neck. lie died instantly. His body was
taken to the TwentysecOnd Precinct Police station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19

and Lennox each in $500 to answer in General Ses-
sons The activity Of competition in the trado was
the reason assigned by the defendant for resorihs
to this course TO influence customers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
SPURIOUS GOLD BRICKS RECEIYED.

NEw-ORLEANs, March 18Th. 3. Steward,
who supposed to have come from Los Angeles, on Fri
day gave two spurious gold bricks to Peter Herman,
Bullion Clerk OF the United States Mint, and received
negotiable receipt deposit of 733 $4,000 ounces of
gold, valued at 49, 900.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram barsm-,e variations In this city
dylous
preceding Midnight Irregular line the oscillation.
duns dotted
tie Indicated BY therometsr
Pharmacy 7ls Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE March 49, n. m-Durng tho last
half Of Yesterday the movement in the barometer
slowly downward. Fair and partly cloudy weather pre-
vailed The temperature ranged between 34' and 47'
the average (39sob being 81 higher than on the cor
resnOuding dav "A year and Pig lower than Friday.
Cloudy weather and light rain, followed by partly
cloudy or fair weather and higher temperatures be
expected in this city and vicinity to-day.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
Abtrae Of Report me week ehded AZ