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New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
A FOREcASr OF nm QrEENs sPEEcH.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-The HmeS, this morning,
fore-hadows She queens speech. 1t says the speech
dwclls on the disappearance OF many causes Of
an 1ety in Europe. Asia and Africa. OF the Eastern
question only point will be referred to- namely. the
peaceful transfer OF Thessaly. Careful attention
will be paid to the affairs Of Egypt.
International obligations will be carried into
effect and the rights of the Sultan maintained Tn e
speech will ngratulae the country upon the restora
ton of peace in Afglauisan and in the Transvaa and
will refer TO the sporadic troubles III Basuto-
Land. The French commercial treaty
will receive attention, the negotiations
concerning which not yet closed The Improvement
the OF Empire is beyond dispute The con-
diton OF Ireland is regarded improved Reform Of
Parliamentary procedure is not mentioned.
Tha Queen will also announce the approaching mar
riage Of the Duke OF Albany.
The Times says addition the Bankruptcy bill
the County Government ball and The MunIci pality OF
London bill, whicu II viii be practicable 10 under
take of the Parliamentary rules, there will
be "A Criminal Code bill, bill to
prevent corrupt praCticr-, River COn5ervaHcy and
Patent bills. Educational En- lowmcut bill for Scot
land and Educational bill tor ales for the consider
alton Of Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs J. A. Robinson held a reception at
her home in East Twcnynr,t-s last evening, at which
Dr. John Lori read hi- lecture on Dante"
Mr.. and Mrs. James a Ftrri-h held large reception,
their home Ia Last Seventy -nlnth--t.
The officers Of tine Colorado entertained number OF
military naval and other guests al reception ycster-
DAY.
ircep eptiOns were held yesterday 10y Mrs. T. C. Ever
aud Miss Ever Mrs T.. s. Packer and Nrs T. }. Dona-
Lander furnished music at the latter two
taIuIutut-.
AT Mrs. BlruarI's Monday reception Yesterday among
tlusr present IN. aud Ms l.. A. Freeman, anu
sral memDcr- the college faculty anI their
Tue reception Was informal
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE SITUATION At ALB4NK.
THE DEMOCRATS STILL FLoUNDERING-THE ASSEM-
BLY, COMMITTEES.
FEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, Feb. G.-Scarcely more than a
dozen Assemblymen and not more than three or four
Senators are in the city tonight 1t is evident how
ever from expressions OF those here that the
OF four days served to compose the Democratic
difficulties. Their Assembly caucus to nominate
didates for Clerk, Sergeant-atArms and doorkeepers
viii rcassembe o'clock tomorrow night The candI
dates are Walter II. Bum, ex-COuuty Clerk OF Otsego
County who was nominated by the Sulars in The
first caucus and George Moss who the defeated can
ddae at that time MoSos friends claim to believe that
he has fair chance OF this time but with the
exception Of the Tammany contingent OF seven, no
additions 10 his former vote of fifteen apparent
Considerable gossip has prevailed here concerning the
position OF the Kings County delegation Of eleven,
which were for Bum originally. 1t has been rlmOred
that Jacobs favored Moss in hope that such
would cOuciIato the TaMuauy opposition 10 hun, hut
the fact il that the Tammany faction have no
special interest IN Moss. They support him
simply because Of his anu-Tilden antece
dents. Their great point is to gain the
cities and railroads committees aud beyond this they
care very lte In the face OF these rdmors Br0Ok
Assemblyman who returned tonight, says his delega
tiou will continue TO support Bum That being so, ms
reorganization IS probable II me senate deadlOck IA
yieldng,It u not apparent here and no immediate
speaker Patterson has been occupied since Friday
the work framing the committees, but both be and
him deoliue to indicate now far the work
To DE made up. II be believed that Erastus
Rrooxs will be chairman Of WAYS and Means. with Mr.
Benedict, of Ulster ell tie head Mr. Brooks has In
previous Houses been adj Ooate " liberal appropra
wear To appropriate -2JOOOOO for Capitol For
this reason some objection has been raised 10 him. Mt
Benedict, however na- always 1een an ooStIuc"nIs 0f
talking well Of Wiliuni A. Poucher, Oswego, who
Known 10 nave. aslrlflous for the chairma,uIp of the
speaker Patterson will announce his committees to-
morrow or de.er them until solne agreement reached
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

and difficult line Of character Miss Helene stoepe
who made her remittance on the American sta ase
enthusi iasm observed with eager interest and re-
warded with cordial applause. Her manner was
painfully constrained but CLEANS fine intelligence
ana OF an intensely earnest temperament flashed
through tins barrier. and credtable aud promis-
ing performance fulfilled, to some extent the ex-
pectatlon of friendship. The best acting of the
noble and sincere Impersonation OF the devoted
father. The piece neeis condensation in the
second and third acts 1t had an auspicIous recep-
ton by crowded house. and it is destined 10 a
prosperous career in public favor.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

Sir william Paser born in Dublin. June IL.
1880. Entering the Army ia 1855 he retired from II in
1871. He educated at Rugby, Trinity College,
Dublin Trinity Hall. Cambridge. and the sandhurst Col
lege lie became ensign in the British rife brigade,
1855, and joined the 18th Hussars, 1858 became
captain 1852 major. 1864. He is principally known
by the projectile which bear his and which was
designed the piercing OF amOr-plaed ships He in
vented improved method Of ring iron wrought can
non for use both in ships and in Notifications, and an
other OF converting smooth bore castlrOn ordnance
into rdcd guns He knighed In 1873, and IN 1879
received the cross Of cOmnander Of the crown Of lay
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OBITUARY.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK oF IHs CITY oF NRw YORK. !
~ - I

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK oF IHE CITY oF NV YorK.(
February = lSs2. :
At special meeting Of the Board ot trustees hei1 at hi
Bank saturday the th inst 90 lake action on the suddeI
death OF tlieIr PI-si
counsel the Board read the follow
minute which 90 nation was unanimously adopted and Or
leTed 10 be duly recorded:
MINUTE
Seymour 4 Bnucc one y c Trustees anc President of tn,
Board, avng dcca tr 2d OF February - after
bne in - ~ hr prime u life md az tn. SUMMIT Of hli
this Board desires
Of llS high Recitation hi character and the
has ti- death That while
submission 10 the decices Oi Ae aud IL scrufa
bic Providence % amcnt~ the Unmry depa irOn tina
the ana efficient
administrator and manager u this corporation from t begin
Ills unHpca hsbr nteg Try judgment wise adj
mnl-ratiou hmLess Of execution Kind and cUncatOry
conduct during the years which he held he Ofce OF
subsequently that Pres dent not only nted
him preemineut deg The aruOus aud responsible
duties be called perform, but also him
regaris his fellow mbers Of this Beard
employees this instltdOu such qualities hs
possessed seldom met with, aud the such IL
greatly be deDioTed
Board desires tho mother and family O
the sym ay and coincidence the great
alcton they sustained and drr that engrOsse1
copy minnie be 20 them. and the minute Published
! The daily press
Extract from the Minutes
GEORGE II. PENNIMAN First Vice President.
HENRY HAsLEA, secretary.
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sce9nd daughter Of Msry Bes6e aged ID
Relatives aud friends family are invited 10 attend her
Tuesday Afternoon ~ 9f 7 I;'snfe s So ,o- Saetetst oa
Iutermeut IN Greenwood the the family
y, siamiord CONF on sunday evening febru
Faasr from 1% 20 f m 1@a abc1 19 Mr. e tep tSs d,
"Wednesday afternoon. at , oco' L ~
RLYiKERHoFE-on sunday. February Jane. widow OF
ana fs spa m ma e ,niIed - to & at ai 3sf & isnea on
27j communipaw ave, Jersey city
cRANEIn Brooklyn sltur az February 1882. AIe,ts
Funeral ervees wee her late residence es cn5ons, a Brook
Yn on Tuesday, the 1th inst. an 3 O'Clock ,.
rI' = H9s; s Aoy %yGaaa s.aas Ts'GF e fe g.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
oUACKENBUsH-At Roselle. y. J., Saturday morning.
E41aI. inst Annie Warner wife Of Edgar ouaekenbush
sHANNOS-At Philadelphia, Friday. February 3, John r.
Funeral ,eryioes on Tue'd,y Feruary o'clock
Te,denee Of his athe Ewood shannon. 37il Loousts.
sMITH3on r. sunday evening February Fla elder daqgh
Funeral private.
sKAATstt Brooky February G. 1892 Of bronchitis. Mis-,
Relative. and rens are iuly invited TO attend N.
funeral residence OF sister, Ale1an
1882 at D. u.
T5s % MG1sy S s5@R rsSrTy csn
The ate william D. Crosby IN the 10Th year Of her age
a. 80 coeE " ''''n On "eiHe''A' 0'HiHS'
sMLTH-on the morning Of February l. Helen Virginia.
Funeral al the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION 29tlst on
Monday morning, February g. at 1850 a. IA.
Baltimore papers please copy.
TIiATCHERAt his late residence, No l30 West 53dst
Februa Martin thatcher
Funeral service, az GOuvcrneur y. v "wednesday
at hOu.e, TUESDAY afternoon ) clOck. friends
spectfully invited
TUCkER-At Elizabeth. y. T.. sunday the 9th inst,
william b. Tucker, IA The 10Th year OF his
The funeral VIII take place Weinesday, az from
tue First Presbyterian Church Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend wt,hobt further notice.
Train on G R Of J. leaves New.YOrk. foot Of Liberty
st.. at 1880 O'Clock,
A. Troy y y Fefr n Vail
IN his bSth year
Funeral iron. residence Tuesday. O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
80 rRENcn pREMLER srsTANED.

PARIS. Feb. G.-In the Chamber Of Deputies to-
day NJ. Grauet, Republican, interpeloted the Gov
criIment m regard to revision Of the Constitution.
he urged the Ministry TO undertake he matter NJ.
de Freycnct president of the Council, replied that
the Revision bill was the work Of the House, and
therefore it was not tor the Government to pfesent
it, Insu erable obstacles. he said stood IN the way
Of immediate revision, but the Government would
undertake the matter when the proper time al
rived. \ resolution couhdWg in the declaration of
the 3biu-t and i'm their firm resolve to realize the
reIor,us demanded was adopted by q vote OF 81
4,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
LECOCQ'S LAST OPERA.

Half n dozen of the French operas recently pre-.
sented here in English versions have shown the ne.
cessity either of clever adapterS or change to
the Nlennese products in the line musical comedy
or the multiplication of Gllbcrts and Sullvans with
their bright, clean and ingenious school. The last
Is the c0nsummatIon most devoutly to be
wished for multitude of reasons. not the
least being that in it. not only the original pur-
pose OF comedy suhserved but English Is also used
In way which does not of necessity cause every
Angio-Saxon to blush at the degradation of his
language Mr.. II. b. Farnle is the chief Of sinners
against our Language in his adaptations, and it
would be blessing If over the censorship which he
exercises in order that the grossr forms Of French
indecency may be kept oil the English stage another
censorship could be placed for the purpose of
suppressing his literary vulgauty and inpotcnt
efforts ar wit. In Nine. Favart,' recently given
by the COmiey-Barton Company, and "Manoia,
brought ont last night at the Fifth Ave ne Theatre
by the same company. we had choice spec mems of
his wmkmauship-lnes that are sup ooSed to have
rhyme and metre, but which publish pat1tudes
with the same smoothness that one might expect
from a Iibernlan essayng Welsh dialogue SO Ut
terly inane, vulgar and commonplace that
the " blood and thunder" drama com ared with
it becomes almost classic. OF course. the verses
are harmful to the music, bur the greatest affection
comes nevertheless, when n cessation OF he music
compels an understanding Of the words spoken.
"Manola Is Perversior of " lie Jour ct la Mutt"
Doubtless some of the offences against good taste
have been eXpurrated from the book of those
ceedingly ingenious playwrights Messrs NanloO and
Letcrrier, but with them have much of the life
of the play. all gracefulneSs of dicion aud wit; and
NJ. Lecocqs music has to halt and stumble over
awkward syllables in manner which would rob il
Of all its charms if it were not frequently so eX-
tremelv pretty As good that of 90 La File
de Nine. Angot" "Girofe-Grofa' and lie
Petit Due it is uot-neltner fresh original,
scholarly for Lecocq Of all the French opera
boutie writers the best musician; butt Is grace
tul and piquant has clever Instrumentation, and
pretty Spanish color which barmonIzes well with the
costumes Of the characters. The performance last
night betrayed some unlamilIarty in the music,
play and diaiogue but was sufficiently attractive
10 show that it Will soon move capt lily and
promise TO be the most taking piece in the companys
repertory. The spectacle remarkably bri.lIant
indeed we tempted TO say II has not had
parallel on opera stage. There are three scenes,
all bright, new and picturesque, and the
costumes of the principals and chorus
are eNtTav2oanUv rlcn. Money has
been freely iavI~hrd IN this respect, and inasmuch
as Miss Ga herIne Lewis, Mis-, Marie Jansen, Mr.
HovSon and Mr. Leslie all have parts which permit
their talents To shine. II IS safe % pteucl success
for il. All its features deserve II except the wOiUl
work of Mr.. Farue.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
RESULTS nF LIE CRISIS

PARIS. Feb. 6.-Ihe Bourse at the opening was
depressed by forced sales, hut was better at the
closing. Numerous clients, however. have not set
tied with their brokers. who are obliged TO make
large sacrifices. Purchases for investment con-
tiuue The public Is now applying to agents de
cbaroe 10 transact business which hitherto was
done through outside brokers. The official ligllda-
tor intends making call the shareholders If the
Union Generate tor the 375 frame, NOT paid ~ on
the old shares and viii deliver new bonds TO sub
scrlbers.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
MARRIED N MADISON ATEYUE.

Miss Mary Louise Henriques, daughter of
Francis Henriques, and Harold COPELAND de Wolfe were
married in the Church Holy irt. in Madison
ave- Last evening by the Rev Edmund Gulbert rector
OF the church The bride given away by her father
There were no bridesmaids. W. c. stewart, Arthur
de Wolfe, Mr.. True, Mr. Jackson, Mr.. Thomas Mr Gil
le.pie and Mr. Bsse ushcrs. The brides costume
was made Of Wine satin aud trimmed with point lace
Her tule veil fastened with orange nUwcrs. re-
c,ption was held al brides house In last sew
U-Ef
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

New-York. The specific charge ia "that Mr. Tying was
present at the Grand Prix. and of the most
enthusiastic in his rejocing over victory OF Foxha
the American horse" To expose the falsity OF the
charge we have only to state that Mr. Tying not only
Dot present but not even In France at tnat time
There is not the shadow foundation for such reckless
and disgracefn charge against gentleman who u held
IN the highest respect aud consideration by the American
COLONY in Paris The Rev Mr.. &C. assistant rector OF
Holy Trinity In York. has done well In denOuncing
and exposing the SANDER upon good aud true man.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis (or the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. :. l a. m.--The barometer
Is highest in the south Atlantic and the
Northwest and Upper Lake region. whore depression
OF slight energy central southcry winds prevail ex-
cept IN the extreme Northwest where they are north
eriy Fair weather prevails There hes been great IA
Of temperature in Dakota and Nebrasya Eaft Of the
1llslIssipp4 River there haH been a general rise
Igdic0tOHS for tO-ddl.
Forthe Middle Atlantic states. warmer fair weather
variable winds shifting To southery, and stationary or
lower pressure.
For NeW-Eu gland, fair weather, nOrthwesterlv shift
ing winds, stationary higher temperature
followed by falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
BIDDING EAIEUELL TO IR. HEALE

The large hall of Cooper Union was densely
packed last night at the ewel reception given 10 T.
" Healy and T. p OCOnn0r, the Irish ag1tatOrs who
have been in this country for months Mr.. OCon
nor present; ia letter sent from san Fran
ciscO he said that he should remain in America some
time longer and consequently, could not at end the
meeting. Mr. HealY tue speaker OF the evening.
MIS- Parnel mother OF the lrsh aatOr sister Of
Michael Dayl and number OF prominent irish citizens
the platform Congressman :. >. Cox presided.
ERtAer Rs and Others also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THOMAS c. NASH.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 6.-Thomas c. Nash,
OF the firm OF Kicks Nash, buyers died here
last night OF congestion Of the lungs. He was director
Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth Cotton Exchanges and
was one Of the founders Of the NewYork Produce E1
change He was also charter member OF the New
York Cotton Exchange HI. remains leave tomorrow
by way of Baltimore for interment Ia Greenwood Gene
terry.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Post ORice Notice.

The foreign mails tle ending SArT RDAY
rstrriarg j. I9~- viii close a. this olcs TU - DAY
al Tor Luropr by steamship Aoy,slna va Queens
LlN tl at t tl Tor i-ur0Tt Dos steamship
Scythaya Queeu,goWn correspondence Tor trance mast
br .ys,ly .t.r aul 30 iIr France direct ~
sf.qir-l.1 o. Laurent. Uayre THURSDAY Do
bY s~sut-ip Republic. VIA Queenstown
-uoulr lT trru-uy and France uU>t Dt specially ad
dressed sut az 50 Tor EurOpc Dy steamship Wlrltni
Plymouth. l.rluII aud HAMBURG. SATURDAY. sc
d Tor Europe bV steamship tft Of hrIsegls VIA
Queenstown correspondents inr Germany and scotland must
D., -prr ally addressed alt go tgiuh Direct "
steamship tNuar:. Na AutNcrh and at 70 D. m Tor t9tiaii
direct 4Nif9u". fN' ai ID p
" ~uuiharI
Elra-u. Ins mails or DrtlI Ma tauIorr, tu,r ua
I.-l.AN at u The mails Tor Jamaica close
VlDN DAY at m. The mails for N1s- iu and at1ss
tDN -DAN AZ pm ihr mal- Tor Iran. tlicct
oa-~ Tiit I.~DAN q. lu o. ~. 1hg mas Tor hrrngiA
tuUa ana Ne Qcu close 'u Ilil k~bAN Al li" n, ine
mails .pr Ntafounl HALIFAX close ou ia tsilAl
at d. m ihp mails Tor Asplwau AMI south faenr clsts
nn FufDAN a. mails iayt. -aNa1iilA
&C., ciuse Sal IEpAl 40 A. DO TIE 'alt' 70 80 49,,
CLOSE uu ltlAN Il $50 The n-ls iot 4is.
and Living. nu tts orleans. close on "a t,Ah A.
-.3lp m Iut Iull,s lyr tHe Nl tHt lNasu- .',, oh
MA -Ai 81 n A. 40. THO ul4s for hiAa alh t pa" H.'
February 10 o. r.. The taalls Aust ha 20 , ..'
MAJ, 4 \. : n rt HENRN 90. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post Once, - su-f yT-- tsD u 477-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
cENLR4L GENT 4 cHrRcH 1ErSTEE.

An election for four trustees held last evening
in the Madison Avenue Congregational Church
There was % large q tendance. Dr. Newman. the
pastor, was present. d.. kiuucy presided. Mr--Ia
Pine and Brush aud Dr. Iitru composed the NOmI-
natiug tumunticc. Inc following members oi tic
congregation were nominated .Ad unanimously u
elrctcd @ .uctai Grant CLafles johnson. Sheppard
KNAPP and james IL. Soy Iour A.r. Jo-n-Ou Is one
o. tnc pru9r,tuIs ol tAc N.u.h Avenue stag. Line
Nh Knapp Is tAr >IAtu-aNr. carpet dealer. and Air
- yIuour tine president ot che Batter and cheese
EAcAIug.. NIthIu thc last three weeks pew, have
been sod ~ tAl, lAulcA TO lAr amount OF 1000.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
SHOOTING AMlYN sELEDhFEycK

NA.HyMLE, Tenn, Feb. C.-John Gubble, a
ferryui4u. was attacked aud cut severely by four
men 40 Rock Island, Warren County last night
because De refused % ferry tlem acrsss
tr river mich was ugu and dangerous. Wine euecay-
oriu- to escape hc puI- tro hy " Billy Nctarpen-
tr.. ui.r oI uI- 4--a4ul-, who snapped pistol Ai-
face. whrgrupon GuODe sAOt Liu1 through TIE he4rt
Killing uIlu instantly.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
INTEPEsTED IN FARMING

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Feb. G.-The sultan held the
interview with the American Minister, General
Wallace re erred to yesterday. in order to gain
some inform aCion respecting agriculture, and he has
sent to America for specimens Of the most i'm
proved az. cultural impleWen =
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
me RAE. S7EPHfY H. TYING. JE. NpIRIS
From o0Iiolmf- Iar7s- IIr..eage-

:
The report, Which ha, been NIL ciou-lv cir
cuiaed 10 certain quarters he UuiJrd states a1t the
Rev = n. Ttng. Ir.. res dent uf Pare, the
la bit Of attending tuc races 40 LoEranp, thr sab
bath, uas been authoIl.t-FeF aud Ddl-uauty contra
dirirJ We know br O. cruel aud Infamous r44icr
upon a gentleman whose life lu Farlr D. consistent
with the duues Of ms CArsI1n Procession - Nhrn he
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE CASE OF SHERHIN

ALBANY. Feb. 6.-1lessrs. Suahan and Tre-
main. counsel for r. 4. sLerBin, arrested in New-York
Saturday, a charge Of criminal contempt, wHch
occurred through oAcrwlHs failure 90 appear Wit
u,-- iu the Phelps dedication trial. boo 81 applied 20
the Governor ii- afternoon 10 have TIE rr u.sl uu
wbicu had nc Issued Tor -lcrn. arrest revoked The
Governor Cic LOt resCluu he qul-.uoD.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

paraso the Lackawsnna at Valparaiso, and the Adams
was expected NJ Calao from MOendo, January IT,"
dispatch has been received at the Navy Department
leo. Cal, follows Wachusett left ward Saturday
Alaska"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
NlrIL LNTELLIGENCE.

WAsHNGroN. Feb G.-lntormaton has been
received 40 tnc Navy Department 90 tue disposition oi
y,-,.l m thc Pacific station, fOlows Tue flagship
p.ts,co. a Intena-I jo sau from CA'ao 10 Valparaiso
January ~ The Alaska I.u C4Ilo January for Yai-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
rr.rnlLyrs 81 49, 1900 rRlFEle.

PuuApELPuIA. Feb. G.-The theatrical man
a,r- have made application to 5nyor KING for renewal
of trr hrrnse, lur the ensIng year. but IN several IN
M ur lie n., refused 90 comply, owing 90 tine sale of
ipr IN tl.i iuce- In conversation tA. morning the
N yr aid tuat nr oulI grant 40 license o. auS p'Ir
o if1-rmrut which uad barrOom attached 10 DO, or u
y-tfen Al. lur " a. sold.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb :, l a. m.-The movement in
meter is still upward Clear weather prevailed
yesterdaf The temperature ranged between 20 and
3s'. the average (29&o oeing 4as7 higher than
corres spending day .a.i year and 4l4o higher
Sunday.
Warmer and clear OF fair weather, may be expected
to-day IL this city and entity
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE LALANDE ASTRONOMY PRIZE.

LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch to The Times
from PARIS states that ct the annual meeting Of
the Academy ~ Sciences the IaaHde Astronomy prize
was awarded to Professor swift OF Rochester y. y.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

cut into pieces near AusterItz, Columbia County, on
January 10, caught this afternoon In the woods In
the Township OF Gaatn about 20 miles from the
OF the tragedy. Beckwith was lodged in the Hudson
Jail Tonight
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
LOUIS E. HOPPOCK.

The death on Sunday at Savannah, of Louis
Horpock OF the firm OF Busk q Jevons, and member
OF the Produce Exchange, announced on the Ex-
change yesterday, when the usual badge Of mourning
was displayed. Dir. Hoppock about twenty-five
Years O' age. He has been for many years sufferer
nnn-ImnfIOn-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
FOUND I.NSENSLBLE.

John Brandon, fOrty-fve years Of age, Of
No. 2O2 East siTtb-st. found insensible at No.
% sprngst, yesterday, and taken to st. yncents
Hospital by Policeman william Wood. The officer found
In his possession 5000 in greenbacks and certificates FOR
200 shares OF the Virginia Mining stock Company,
OF san Francisco. No % is o hye-eent eating place
Brandon has patr0nized 1t for time. He IL q
stranger IN the city. His papers show that he has been
drawing dividends on his stock regularly.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
TIE ARABIAN REVOLT.

ATHENS. Feb. G.-The insurrectIon in Yemen.
Arabia, Is gaining ground. Number, of Arabs have
deserted the Turkish standard The insurgents are
IL possession of the principal interior towns, and
occupy positions from which they can only be dis
lodged by large force
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE TOUNo ELEPHdEr NAMED

BEmGEroRr. Conn, Feb. 6.-Nr Banuni's
young cla. an wa to--aJ named Bsllgeport" alter
tnes4OWIu ma 4aLyc town.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
Mtncrni Mat.r-.

CONGRESS WATEH-rAe pure, Ani 'ifsst N all cAfhlr
ylf.r. rr.t tus W1Ier~ nfesl AAl
domestic they impair digestive orf4ns AIJ k4dneyA
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