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New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
FUYER4L or 4. H. SOTELDO, JR.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1j.-The funeral of 4.
NJ SotedO jr, took place this afternoon from his late
home in Iowa-crcle The funeral largely attended
Many costly and beautiful floral enbcms arranged
about the casket. \ large column and cross from The
Baltimore American with which Journal Mr. Sotsdo was
formerly connected attracted special notice number
Of Representatives in Congress and other prominent
Government officers were present The following gen
tlemen acted pail bearers I. c. Bckford Henry p.
Goodwin, william C. Mcbride, Walter Allen, General H.
Y. Boynon, p. V. DeGraw, Colonel L. O. Washington,
and Major JOHN NJ Carson.
The services were conducted by the Rev. Father
Hughes. The remains placed IN receiving vault
Mount Ohvet Cemetery. The final intermcnt will be
in Spring Grove Ger cJery, Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
NORTHWESTERN VIEW OF BLAINE'S POLICY.
Prom The Chfeago Tribune tRep1

There are signs that the sO-called StalWarts
are beginning perceive their mis- axe In not merely
renounciug also attacking tie foreign policy wBicI
was outlined by Mr.. Blaine before he Resigned the
State DCparfmeI Mr Blame IL couhd NJ Ia
the admiration and friendship OF great OF the
people and quick and effective in defending the polc
which ha- been reversed condemned by the sent
Administration. II It was supposed that MI Blaine
cOuld bC attacked with 1Wpu lty because hr was no
longer in public life, The error Of that assumption
speedily posed His defence OF bis course while ~ecre
iary of state ght the public and found re-
sponse In public sympathy 10 degree which the Acting
president United rates and his Secretary OF
State with All their Official prestige, have not been able
TO achieve. The rebound has been decided that tie
Adni has taken pains within he past few days
Bines policy but only TO modify II II certain Respects
This is 1rs attempt 10 temper the poplar e thu
slasn which the publicity given 10 Mr blS nes aims Las
G1cited IN his favor . The people. as
whole, snderstand that the present Administration
Is disposed, whether for the purpose OF lhpur-
Ing Mr. Blaine or because Of a tImOrOus dread OF
offending England 10 recede from practical assertion
or the Monroe doctrine IL such an Issue Blaine l. sure
70 nave popular approx al and support winch Will De the
warmer because the individual steps he took were WIN
Lhc sancon not at the suggestion OF the lae Ircs
Gent Gafned Nor will the present Administration De
hbe 70 weaken the strength Of Mr. Bianes position by
partial niaOn OF its pro posed reversal of his
Poio! fIe-ident Arthur urst 10 have aI-
pfOYea aAe Instructions 70 Special EnvOV IrcscOtf,
snen 20 n@te ihdorsed secretary Frcllnghuysens de
pa5lure rom the Blaine policy, and finally 10 have mOd
psu sAr FfeAnghuysen purpose Of abandoning the Mon
~ uocfhe III pfactce II not IN theory All this de
notes vaclang tendency Whchis not calculated 10
command coAhdeAce or win RESPECT and the actual
st VI Le fe ia Tie rear opened Mr. Bleine shortly
ler hlb retirement from the
70 bstrengthen his hold upon the peope to gree which
sIie out 0I place and power, he would not have been
AS4e 70 accomplish OF his own motion.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
TRYING TO BRACE THE DEMOCRACY Up TO A
FREE TRADE BLUNDER.
FSOm The BttGGi0 Courier (Dera,)

The Democratic Free Traders In Congress
ought to appreciate fully the weakness of their OppO
nents position and take advantage OF it, They should
lose time forcing the debate the tariff question
which their opponents anxious 10 avoid. They should
bake up the present law and expose every specific alb
surdty necessary discuss the merits Of
free trade protection the abstract but TO explain
the WORKINGS OF the law stands. AS piece OF party
strategy hing could effective, tor the people
only enlightenment IN regard 10 the particular in
stances OF robbery which they suffer 20 learn
the whole system under which such rObbrres pOssi
bic. over true statesmanshtp well party pol
irv cOunsas this aggressive thorough discus
sion Of the defects Of the present law viii be III pTe
nde TO the appointment OF commission Tor its revision
II such a commission be determined upOE. such DIS
rusiOn viii crystalze opinion II viii impress the mem
bers Of commission with the responsibility upon
them. II vii insure earnest and rapid work md viii
guarantee sound judgment OF that work when 1t
pleted.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
Smokers CArARRH.-The British Medical

Smokers CATARRH.-The British Medical
Journal asserts that local effect OF tobacco the
mucous membrane OF the nOso throat and pre-
dispOsing catarrhal diseases il inefficient and in
sufficient clothing the Of wOmen-the fact being
that such effect on the membrane Of the superior
portion OF the respiratory tract permanent
relaxation and congestion than any other known agent
Therefor tobacco depressc5 the system while IT, Ia
producing its pleasurabe sensation, and IL prepares
the mucous membrane 10 take catarrhal inflammation
from even slight exposure TO cold The J07lG! thinks it
should require further evidence 10 show that its use
ought to DO discontinued by every catarrhal patient
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
NO COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS.

CHICAGO, Feb. ia meeting of general
passenger and ticket agents held here to-day for the
purpose Of taking further action regarding the abolition
OF the system paying commissions agents and others
for the sale Of tickets acement entered 1tO that
they would not in any way, directly indirectly pay
any commissions other remuneration to any ticket
agent, any for him, who is or may be in
the employ Of any railroad company which s party TO
the agreement
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

white satin costume, and assisted by Mias Fay
anc Miss Ida PiersOn, received her guests In one
corner OF the room, which was converted into
pretty bower by plants ferns azaeas orange trees and
cameias number II large and auliful bouquets
also disposed around the Subs orchestra played
The ballroom and parors lighted with pink lamps
Ihe guests included Mrs. Paran stevens. Mrs. Thomas
Francis Meagher, General and Madame dt Ces-
nola, Miss Gi Cesnoa, Mr.. and Mira Lloyd :;
Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs. George j.. Blalchard General
and Mrs. Mcclellan. Mr. and Mrs. John Bigelow. the
Misses Bigeow, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph W. Drexe. Judge
and Mrs. Shea, the Misses Shea, Arthur LeaIy. Mss
Leary Senator and Mrs wagsiaf. sgnor and Madame
de Urart and Rear Admiral Trencaard.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

-. College this afternoon presented [r'Slag"I SoI
ao,.sv ase with handsomely engraved soia n'"n
com sOFThU The pres9niaon addre was m1p mfsaSG n by
President Woolsey. uo
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-Tho authoLi'ios onar.,ion
,d,ar.on Medical College state that the operI'io
,,erformed upon Senator Hs mouth, afE is nov
AGO. was a satisfactory one ana LIS
very favorable.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

AITNANDRE-On Monday. February IL. OF pneumonia
Mary Cviles wife OF Francis Alexandra aged ~ years
and friends invited 10 attend the uhtr ser
vices al 81 Francs Xavier Church. West lbthsL Thurs
day February Is. at 10 a. m.
Friends are kindly requested not 10 send flowers
CIARK-At st Paul MINI, February ~. Alice Gnehrlst,
aged yearr, only child OF kenneth ana AAee SlafH'
ConDrNgToN- Tuesday 1sth February Matilda +.
Caidnrton widow OF the Jonathan l. Coddington, In
the sd year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
FosTER-suddenly February IA. Of bronchial pneumo
MIA Ns Flora Foster late hatrOn OF the city Prison.
Reate. aud friends respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral on Friday I'm nst, from 81 Pauls u. K
Church. gthave and 23d-s T., VI z - IA.
Please omit uowera
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
BAD PROSPECT FOR A NEW PARTY.
E-ntn TIE pn4inn JotlrnrL Zen

There is no little babble concerning the
building up Of new party by uniting portion OF the
Republican PARTY with the Southern Democrats upon a
platform ia which vigorous foreign policy Will be
the most prominent plank The idea Is preposterous
q party The gloridcation OF the American
eagle and proclamation OF purpose 10 exist as ma
tOn simply defy the OF mankind do constitute
suihcient basis for national party. Besides. 10 use
the wOrd OF the statesman this generation Garfield,
"pOntcsl parties, Ike poets, not made; no act OF
political mechanics, however wise. manufacture to
order and make platform and put party on II which
will live and flourish"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
THEY ORIGINATE WITH THE STALwARTS.
The [onrnaL HeNI

The renewal of malicious reports connecting
exSecrpary Sherman with Irregularities In the Treasury
Department promptly met by -herman's card Of
emphatic deu. and the statement Of the witness I1ney
that il was untrue thai he had in his testimony in any
Oauner implicated him. The report Of the investigating
c1Ilnittee wuOlly eXOneTaJes Mr.. sherman. How the
malicious reports originated and get into the news
papers "a mystery. II would mat highly repre-
heusiblo ssem Of malignant attack Is being pursued
and hat somebody is thus attempting to vent spite and
mall
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

It now appears that the venerable Mr.. Chris
siancv exMinister TO Peru, tri1e previous In ac-
Cusing Mr. Blaine Of having gwen ont for publication
private and confidential leterlPhiadelphla Telegraph
Rep)
The fact that the Southern States to-day are
possessed OF local segOvernmen is due to the stawart
men who have stood the principles OF govern
ment as enunciaed often and 50 well by Jefferson
Dayis.-fMOhie Register Dem.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
THE BRASS MEDALS TOO SMALL.

The 500 medals weigh only a pound each.
Iron cheap, why have made them ftysi1 pounds
Such medal suspended by an iron collar would have
been m expressive of the action Of those who thought
that this n public reached that point 10 which al
republics have travelled when il should the prac
tce of changing its President and should accept Caesar
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he past "a hours.

I737''7Po''
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, l a. m.-The bar
omeer is highest the South Atlantic States and lowest
ia Dakota and Minnesota Occasional rain has fallen IN
the south Atlantic and Gulf States aad Arkansas.
cold moving 10 the south and east from the Sas
katchewan Valley has entered the United states. The
prevailing winds are sOuthery. There has been great
FIJI of temperature in the extreme Northwest, and a
slight fail In the south Atlantic states elsewhere the
temperature has risen.
Indications tor today
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Engand,
warmer fair weather followed by Increasing clouiiness
winds mostly southery, stationary or lower pressure.
Indications for tomorrow.
Fair weather is indicated to-day in the Middle States
and New-Engand, and rain or snow on Friday In the
Lower Lake region aud the Atlantic Siates.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
IN ALUMNI REUNION

BOsTON Feb 15.-rhe ninth annual reunion
Of the Alumni Of Brown University was held at Ioungs
Hotel tonight The Hon. Charles L. Train presided,
and speeches were made by Professors Lincoln and
Guild of Brown University; the Hon t. B. -tOddari, Of
Worcester; the Hon Edward l. Pierce, Judge staples,
The Hon. James VI. Keith aud other.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
4 RECEPTION TO TWO OFFTCI1LS.

The Twenty second Ward Republican League
gave reception at Its club house at Firthave and Car
roll-st., Brooklyn, last evening to sos b. butcher,
State -uperintendcn OF Public Works. and 10 Corporal
lanes Tanner Tax Collector Of Erooklyn Many prom
inent politicians Of Brooklyn present Mr.. Tanner
wus heartily congratulated upon lis reappOntment by
Mayor Low The committee in charge Of the reception
consisted OF Henry BristOw, Barclay Gallagher, Ham
ilton Reeve. Q. G. DeGrOve and Dudley L. Ruth The
speech making was kept up until late hour
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
sUPPRESSING SPECULArOES.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-An ordinance in
regard to theatre ticket SPECTATORS viii be reported
flvorably tomorrow II compt all spectators to pay
license OF 5000 year. and prohibits them from selling
tickets within ff.y feet OF the place Of amusement.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
ASTONISHING CAUSE OF sPRTNGER'S DOCILITY.
Frofn ne Springfield w Journal lRepl

THE NEWIO DIRK TRIBUNE Is unable to ac-
count for Mr. Sprngers docty in Congress this session.
and thinks II any OF his Democratic associates are
keeping MIN still, a task is being -Tf0rmed which had
heretofore been considered imp, s,ible. The
planatinn probably is that somebody having named
Mr. Springer the Presidency he is posing for that
dini6ed position. and therefore cannot afford to play
the iuinpnc-jack' US he used 20 do,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
A SUPPOSED SEA MONSTER SEEN

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Feb. 15.-F. NJ. Tay-
or and other residents st Long Branch frightened
last evening By q sea monster which made its appear
the Ocean Pier The monster was fish about
forty feet long and head which armed with
horns fully six feet wdc according to their state
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
RAILROAD COLLLSION.

CT EyELAND, Feb. ia dispatch from
Akron SAYS collision occurred to-day the Valley
Railroai between a switch engine with fat and
locomotive with apaycar, which resulted in the killing
Of a brakeman, John Johnson and the severe injury Of
three others. Paymaster Porter escaped unhUrt.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
COUNTY BONDS SOLD.

ALBANY, Feb. 15.--Albany County bonds to
the amount Of $4,000, payable in 1899 ard bearing
per cent interest," sold at auction to-day by tho
County Treasurer and purchased By Controller
Davenport, who paid 6ls per cent premium for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
GRANT1sM THE JOY OF DEMOCRACY

The Republican party III this State is or
canzing for the third term. The Federal appoint
Ineuts are made with that end in view. The machine
will be run in the interest Of Grantsn. This II what
the Democracy desires. II we cant beat Grant can't
beat au ybOdy.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
REyEBING IN APPEAL FOE ALD.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 15.-The committee ap-
pointed outside subscriptions for the relief Of
the survivors ~ the victims OF the explosion In
the Grove Shaft Of the Midlothian mines has Issued
another circular asking Tor aiL Contributions may be
-nnt % the MerchAnts' National Bank OF ElcLmOnl.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
THE SARDIYI1.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. ia dispatch to the
Merchants Exchange the safe arrival OF the
steamer Sandman Mo%ne yesterday. She was towed
into port.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
TIE DEAD CHINESE PROFESSOR.

BOsToN, Feb. 15.-The body of the Chinese
professor at Harvard will not be embalmed, but will be
hermetcay sealed in caden coffin and sent immedi-
aely China accompanied by the widow and children
The Chinese custom OF burning brown paper around the
bier was carried out tO-lay.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
SOCI4L INCIDENTS.

Mrs John Taylor Johnston and Miss john
ston gave a dancing party last night.
Mrs. : w. Caldwell, Mrs. Edward Coffin, Mss McElrOy,
Mra. Downing and Mrs Bu~nham gave receptions.
Mrs HamcrsleY gave dinner.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
LA1E STEAMSHIP ARRITALS.

The steamships Alexandria from Mediter-
ranean ports and Canada from Havre, with merchandise
and passengers, arrived late last night.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

hundred and eighty IN patients and about 10Z out
patients stil under Treatment
During past year there has been inadequate amount
contributions for the support Of the Hospital be-
cause the very large increase OF patients.
The Comfy pays only about twOhrds or the
peuse Of indoor patients but hing what
ever for support the outdoor department winch
more all receiving the benefits Of
charity apply IndgeDt patients sent also,
from al TIE public and private charities Of NeTIorA and s
The number Of patients treated last year
1923 nearly all requiring form or surgical apparatus,
that would from 30 to $40 These have 70
repaired very often manufacturing establishment nc
large expense the Hospital No other hospital OF dpen
furnishes such apparatus FREE OF CHARGE hence
the large expense attendant many
SAMU IL WILLETs, President
JSO. F. TOWNSEND Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
For Breakfast,
ROPES > CHOCOLATE.
MARRTED.

Nothing contributes the happiness Of neat house
keepers than ELRCTRo the famous silver polish
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
DANCING ar DELMONICOS.

The Baron and Baroness de Thomson gave
large reception and dancing party last evening IN the
h,I roonn at DeImonico'e. The Baroness. alfred 10
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

vaa'7us II this city
n time 1r
mi
mercury dlas The ordo~i in-
the variations Indicated tie taeraomciel Had
nuts Pharmacy 2ls Roadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. 16 a. m.-DurinG the fair
weather Of yesterday there slight rise In the bar
onet4r The temperature ranged between So and 4s9
the average 372 being 12i-' higher than on TIE cor
respOncing day "A year and y lower Tur sday
Warmer aud generally fair weather may be expected
to-day IN RUS city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

BOYNTON- -NOBIE-On Thursday February ., at the resi-
OF the brides mother In GRAND Rapids Mich Dy te
Rev J. Morgan smith. Charles A. BOynton - Netsie d.
daughter Of the late Charles Noble, Of New OrA
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
D. nnlce Nnficc.

The foreign mails Tor the week ending sATU KDAY.
February ls 1882 close at this Office on 81 NDAf at
al m FOR Europe, by steamship city OF Brussels, VIA
onssnsfoWn on 1T tSDAY, Il:3O for Europe by
st.arabiD Arizona via Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY az
i1 M fDr France steamship France, Hayrc,
ar i3g m Europe By steamship Catalonia. Queens
fon DAY at I for Germany France,
Wcstpha via plymouth Ch-rh0urg and Ham
for Great B ala other European
specially addressed. ~
steamship Ceitc, Wa Queenstown; SATURDAY.
AZ $3.50 H. Europe, by steamship Cly Of New
Queenstown correspondence for Germany scotland
specially addres-e and a $3.50 n. Belgium direct,
by steamship Naderland via Antwerp; and 40 ~ for
Europe By steamship Ose -Oulhamp and Bremen.
malls Mexico, Via NewOrleans Close NDAl AZ
1870 The mails for JamaIca and Hayt, by steamship
APPS, close THURSDAY % The nails Tor Porto
and Maraclbo, by steamship Alpn. close THU KS
DAY ~ y. The mails Ug Cuba the West Indies and
Mexico cO8e FRIDAY, az The ma Tor Grey
Port LinOu, suyana Sc by steamship ScherWig close
SATURDAY 10 The nails tur Nlaaa, Jackson
Vile Fla SArU hDAN at I:3u The mails tor
Curacao Dy steamship Caracas close sA T.
URDAY a rhe mails for cuba by steamship niagara
close SATURDAY a. L30 The mails ior China and
japan, Francisco, close February ii al ho
malls Australia &c, via san Francisco close March AZ
I p IL ,,.,.,, q, M, oso> pos.,,..tsr
Post once. New-York Fob. II. lss2
Census Of 1850 compared with ~ ls'o. ropaatoa @ "
Countes TherriDune Almanac for 1881 friee % cents
Csreai Productions Tobacco and Cotton Crops IA 1881
See The Tribune Almanac for lSoA Price ~ eonIs.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
At n Mcrfing

OF the NewYOrk society for the Relief of
upured aud Crippled, held at the Hospital, corner of
i2d and Le on February H. 1851 Dr. JAMES
KNIGHT. onnC hie presented his quarterly report
The following IS an abstract
Whole number OF patients treated for the quarter ended
January ST. lss2 80 OF which number 3 In
tent services rendered 297 continued
patients 245i 1923 females called az the 0lce.
made 10 those unable 20 10 the Hos.
pa operations performed for the relief of
cGbOUt all which followed by Satisfactory
srlts number OF inpatients treated 22J.
Thirty npatieuts removed discharged The sex,
age, nativity and ailments are a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
Liquidation.

A KIMBEL & J. CABUs, Nos. and East 20th st, New
York beg 70 their patrons aud the public IN general
that owing approaching dissolution Of their copavner
ship which the st day Of May ls2 they Offer
their ea re stock high class Parog Library, DnngrO0m
chamber Fancy Furniture at greatly reduced prces IN
order TO OF the Dy the above men,
toned date.
Piles permanently erltca3d IN 1ne q three weeks VITA.
yofsrenre. Dr. uOIl. . West 2jtA ~.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16
E-uroxwxawxlzU
IIEI

All notice, Of Marriages ma.s5s iHdor''t Sit' MI
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

sre.i productions Tobacco and Cotton Crops Ia 1884
see lhe Tribune Almanac for lssA Price - eoRLs-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

BOgardus
Is beating tho world in Photographic Broadway cor lst
Elections United senators In different states in
l-eL The Irlnne Almlnae -1r ~ Fnc. y oollL
New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

Census OF 1850 compared with 1870 Reputation ey
Counties TheTribune Almanac for 1881 free 30 cents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23

How A tennessee GIRL SAVED MANY
PERSONS FROM A HORRIBLE DEATu-
chattanooga, Tenn, dug. l7.-Amono
the many individual deeds Of daring dur.
ing the recent accident to the pIoneer
excursion train at Mud Hazel. Ga. none
Is more worthy of mention than that of
Miss Anhie Martin, of Augusta who :
now visiting friends at Athens 80
W hen the accident occurred Miss N.r,in
was an occupant Of the first car. Wban
the Car had settled on the top of the .n-
CINE and the hot steam was nonr;nn 49,
Tue coach, threatening death to all the
passengers, gentleman threw a cloth
over Aiss Martins face to protect her
rom the steam and assisted her out of
Tue She was not content VIII
oelng rescued herself, but imme6i,telv
SET aoout tue task of saving these VIA
were not SO fortunate as herself. She
saved the lives of two ladies and o..
gentleman by dragging them thronob ,he
windows OF the coach. How this yonnn
iaoy accomplished fsats at which ths
stoutest men quailed is attribute ~.
apparent supernatural strength Dnr;au
Tue excitement she discovered . taaSS
VINO was being crushed beneath a CO..
where death must overtake her in 81
m nun She turned to a young MAN
VINO was standing near and implc rod LAY
20 rescue the lady, but he ccwa,dIn hini
sponded that he would not risk ~ &c
NE to save that Of any one. Tho Mn !"
Martin. with her own hands. .Itr,o ms
.he sufferer, who proved to be a n.r.ei
iaoy. She continued to work mil 81,
the passengers had been rescue. fron AL
hue car ana then car led bucket after
been extinguished in the enu;na nao
heroism of Miss Martin az n.rf .nls
In the face of great danger to horss eo
Tor 1t was discovered after he ISL
ment had subsidized that she had r.oa;n
several severe injuries. Her arm rived
~olsiocated In W places, her side ssr;
ousiy scalded, besides other hrr,So sci
her person. Her name will .vsr Cd
deared to the parties in the iu0f.eas