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New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
RUMORs OF A THREATENED WAR.

LONDON March GA Constantnople dispatch to
The Times says it Is feared in official circles that war
between Russia and Austria is inevitable. The
question of calling out the reserves is being seri-
ously discussed 1t has at least been decided in
principle that some preparatory measures should
be taken. The ggerated apprehensons of the Pal
ace party cause them to look favOrably on a rap
pioachement with Austria.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
THE MISSES LYONSS GERMAN.

A german was given by the Misses Lyons
last evening their house in Madisonave Lander fur
nished the music Among those present were Mr. and
Miss Selignan, Henry Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Elias
Mr. and Miss Content Charles Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs Lit
tauer NJ Care, William Strauss, NJ. Lauterbsch, j. G.
Sherwood, Henry Seaman j. II. Lyon, Henry Content,
sternberger Louis sternberger Miss Hart, Miss Stern
berger Miss Rosalie Meyer, Miss Bella Freedman Miss
Jennie Sernberger, Miss Sarah Fax and Joseph Falk
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
MRS. BELLS MURDERER At LARGE.

BosToN, March 9.-Thero are no new devel-
opments Importance In the Bell murder case Three
arrests were made to-day, one at Lynn, at Man
chester n H. and the other in this city but the persons
were all discharged for lack of evidence against
them II ia stated upon the authority Of one who knew
Mr. Bel. that villa not the daughter Mrs Bell and
that property il involved In the Thus there is
no ciew TO the murderer. The City Council tonight
passed an order Offering reward OF 1000 for his de-
feet
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

TRIBUyE OFFICE, March 10, a. m.-The barometer
fell about rs of an inch yesterday Clear weather was
followed late during the first quarter by increasing
oloudiness and light snow but after a. m cloudy and
rainy weather prevailed with fogs in the afternoon and
night The temperature ranged between 34' ana o2''
the average l29o being 2a' higher han on tne CORES
nondipe dav a,t year and 7ao higher than Wednes
day. .u., -. .,oo-.,,.. o,,
Warmer and rainy weather. followed by clearlng ana
fair weather nay be 1peoted to-day in this city and VI
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
MR.. H1VERLY'S HEALTH.

J. II. Haverly said to a TRIBUNE reporter yes
terday regard to the report that be was in such i'll
health that his physician had advised him to give up
some OF his many business enterprises that ho never
I'm better health and for decreasing the number Of
my enterprises I'm far from that that I'm going to
increase them and Mr. Florence says, by large
ms
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
REVISION AND NOT REPEAL, E11i,?S1 NEGaSSANi' IP3S1

n the tariff laws were rccasl, mace so GEAR la
.,. o nolIsctor need 60 asray 10 eSpoUnding them,
ma ma w ,st ,hat nn Importer or manufacturer could In
Weigh sgspst them the Free Traders would oe degvra
e. nothing wrong with the policy Of the Revenue laws
The great wrong is IN the laws themselves waich con,
fict and while protecting one great interest lure
another equally great This necessary revision coud ne
better naae ny commission composed OF experts rom
The manufacturing commercial and agricultural Inter
ests than by Congress itself
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONTENTION.

UTICA, March 9.-The Woman Suffrage State
Convention met here tonight. Mrs. Mary Seymour
Howell Of Albany. was made temporary chairman, and
Hamilton Wilcox, OF Richmond County permanent
president. Mira Dr. LoZer. Mrs. Matilda Josyn Gage,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
ATTACKED BY A MOB OF GREEKS.

CoNsTANTlNoPLE March 9.-On account of the
newspaper Neo Lo0os, published here, having
charged the Patriarchate with misapplying money
raised for educational purposes in Macedonia, a
mob of Greeks attacked the Neo Logos office. The
editor was killed after wOunding several of the as
sailants. The police arrested several of the ring
leaders
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
THE DEMANDS OF THE GREENBACK PARTY

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-The Greenback Con-
venon adopted resolutions demanding that all State
and National banks of issue be abolished that all fund
ing refnding laws he repealed, the bonds be de-
cared due AT and payable and that the total
Of the Government be appropriated for their speedy
payment.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
- hrrn on iast as the Irishman lodged herd OF wild
Satts that had been stampeded from their pen.
srIIwART CRITICISM OF MR.. ARTHUR.

Mr.. Conkling's declination Of the position OF
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court will create IN
many minds the impression that the Presiaeht mas
trhed with the public business In the matter MI ConN
Ing while In our Judgment well fitted for the posl,Ih H.
was not preemneny the man for the place Ihs. v @
should have been selected without his own knowease
consent IT, probable the OBJECT ,tn o. th on
poinment simply 10 crafty an empty n b,Sh
public trust for any such purpose We heneNe d & have
Dent hiclscf will feel by this time that ne Cnnh,ino
done wisely had he 0scertaipe" '"i 0e
views before acting IN tie premises.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
Ex-CANoN CAMPELLo's NEW PROJECT.

ROME, March 0.-It is announced that ex-Canon
Campello, formerly of st. Peters Cathedral will
shortly assume the direction of paper entitled
Labaro for tho publication of which capital has
been supplied by Anglican dissenters in Italy The
principle Of the paper will be for the furtherance of
Count Cavours idea Of free Church in FREQ
State
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
GENERAL MEDICI.

ROME, March 9.-Lieutenant-Gener Medici
is dead. Upon the announcement in the Chamber OF
Deputies Of his death signors Ncoera and Crisp and
others spoke OF the services OF General Medc to his
country The Chamber then out OF respect to
his
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
Doiiliral Notlfes.

XXIst Assembly District Republican Asscciatlon.-
Regular meeting Morton Hall East jgthst this friday
evening at o'clock Also primary election TO elect delegate
TO Central Committee 10 ill vacancy. Polls to 10
JACOB HESS President
RoBT o. ". FORD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
FRENCH LEGISLATIVE MATTERS.

LONDON, March "a dispatch from Paris says :
recent vote in the Chamber of Deputies In favor
of the conclusion of an agreement with the railway
companies by which members of the Chamber
would have the right to travel anywhere in France
for the payment of 100 francs year, has created
very unfavOrable comment. A private person would
have to pay 1900 francs for similar privilege.
There also revival of the movement for increas-
ing the salaries of members Of the Chamber of Dep
uties to 1900 francs year. NJ de Freycinet,
President of the Council is said to favor tho pro-
ject.
PARIS, March 9.-In the Chamber of Deputies to-
day motion by NJ. Lanessan for vote censuring
the Ministry for sending troops to Besseges at the
time of the recen. strike by coal miners there
rejected by a vote of 1856 to 20. NJ. Clemenceau
sIpported the motion.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
PRINCE BIRON Won COURLAND.

BERLIN, March 9.-Calixt Gustav Armand,
Prince BirOn CouTland head OF the House Of Bron
Wartenberg, Is dead at the age of sixty-lve years
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, March 0, 1882.
lfARRIED,

BON-BUCKINGHAM-In Brooklyn, Thursday 9th
inst by the John g. Bacchus Rector OF the Church Of
the Reformation, Isdore NJ Bon, Of Brooklyn, and Miss
Henrietta Buckingham, Of Newburg, ". Y No cards.
Al notices Of Aarriagss must % indorssa isiA JgI!
same and address
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
DESTRUCTION OF POTTERY WORKS.

A fire broke out at $3.50 a. m. yesterday in
the pottery works OF George Berry at Nos 222 to 22S
North Seventh-st., Brooklyn. The building almost
completely destroyed The loss the building was
$4,000, and stock and machinery, about $4,000;
covered by Insurance. An oyerheated furnace is
thought to have caused the fire.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
ARREST OF A PRUSSIAN SPY.

PARIS, March 9.-The Paris announces that a
Prussian spy has been arrested at the railway sta
ton Of BrOtteaux, a suburb of Lyons. A number of
maps and plans Of defensive works found in
his luggage. He stated that he was Captain in
the German Army.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
Special Notice;

A. Bogaydus the old reliable Photographer VIII for tho
months March, April May and June furnish his elegano
imperial cards az club rates Ny regular ~ STYLES in rs
good at any to aud equal 10 anything made with
BoGARDUs, Broadway and lSth-st. only.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
DIED.

DEAs-suddenly Of apopeay. on Monday morning Hafcn
at his residence No % West 18th st. GenefA IL u Desa
In the 63d year Of hfs age.
Funeral from Thomass Church 6tnsvo ana c3d
ct, on Saturday. March ii, az O'Clock p. m.
Friends Are invited TO attend
GRUMMANAt Bridgeport, Conn., Samuel Grumnnan. age<
81 years. a..
funeral saturday, lth inst. st from his late
residence.
HEYL-suddeny. Tuesday afternoon, Henry c. Hey. aged
80 years
Funeral services at the residence Of A. Churchill West
6lstst on Thursday, March o, at p. N.
Philadelphia at Laurel HUI, Friday March
TO- arrival Of O'Clock morning train from NewYork
IvES-In Brooklyn Tuesday March 1882 Arthur Ives
General Agent for NewYOrk OF the prov6ent Life and
Trust Co. Philadelphia Penn Ia the 4lst year OF his age
Funeral Fdsy TO- q. At his ato residence.
No. 33 sidney place.
sEDGwICKAt his late residence at sharon Conn., Thurs
day evening, March Charles Sedswick, In the oitn
year OF his age.
TERHUNE-On Thursday, March g. Florence r., youngess
daughter OF f. sidney and Susette Y. Terhune.
Relatives vted 10 attend funeral services Al
the residence Of her parents No 90 West l26hs on sat
urday. March ii, az 1870 m.
Burial private.
vANDERyEER-In Brooklyn, March 9, Jane. widow Of
Abraham Vsnderyeer, In the oath year of her age. 49,.
Funeral the residence Of her daughter Mrs Ode No 4
Washington Brooklyn. Friday, March 10 at p M
Please omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
TRIBIrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The variations in thi, city By tnts'
dyons Of time Tor the slhours
line the OSCILLATIONS
By hOu rhe broken dotted hhe repsnts
inicsed thernometef
nut Broadway.
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Ready This Morning.
TILE SEMI-WEEKI

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price lin wrappers ready for maing per copy
copy one S3 i've copies, Sl4 ten aud
extra so Postage IN all fIee to the subscriber
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

An English form Of phrasing was oddly IL
Illustrated IN depot the other evening when travelling
British cousin was overheard asking another, Lave
You got tho rasses Tor The luggageP
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

Miss Annie Jenness, Of Massachusetts,, and Mrs DIR.
Chaplin OF Albany were the speakers The convention
adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

The most fashionable Perfume Powder Is Caswe Massey
L Cos VIOLkY oaIiIS Liz broadway and SIS 5th-aya
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

The foreign mails for the week ending SATURDAY,
March II, 1892 Will close at this Office WEDNESDAY,,
for Europe, by steamship Parthia via Queens
Franc be specially addressed
ami at IL for France direct by steamship 81 German.
Havre, THURSDAY at $50 a. ml for Europe by
steamship City OF Paris via Queenstown Correspondence ZOE
Germany DO specially addressed and at
$50 for Europe. by steamship Siesa via Plymouth.
CherbOurg and Hamburg; SATURDAY. at a. nl. for
Europe steamship Gemanc, via Queenstown cOrrespon.
ence for Germany and scotland must Do specially al.
dressed and at H. for Belgium direct by steamship Ne
derand Antwerp; and at for scotland direct by
steamship Furnessa via GLASGOW and at II a. m for Eu
rope steamship Maln VIA southampton aud Bremen Tho
malls for the Winiward Islands by steamship Famoorough
close on WEDNESDAY at D. nl The mails for Brazil, W
steamship Cland0n VIA baltimore close onI az 20
larondees close on wEDN NEsDAY at p M dhe mails Tor
femuda by steamship OrinOco close on THURSDAY 1880
The mails for Cnes Porto Rec and Mexico by steam
malls for Newfoundland via Halifax Close on thu uEsDAY
D. The mails for Aspinwal and south Pac.hc by
steamship Acapulco. close on SATURDAY at 10 m Tho
DAY. az IN. The mails for cuba and Porto Rico, BY
steamship Niagara, close SATURDAY at l3O The
malls for Honduras and Livingston via NewOrieans close
on SATURDAY 1.30 The mails for Mexico New.
Orleans close SUNDAY at 1880 ~ The mails for Mas
sau via Fernandina Fla, close III URSDAY 1880 d. m
The malls Australia &C. via Francisco March
1 p The mails for China and Japan, via Fran.
CISCO close March Z. at 2
Post Onice New-York. March q, 1882.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
OBITUARY.

GIOVANNI LAMA.
LONDON, March 9.--Giovanni LAMA, the
Italian statesman, Is dead
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

A Mrs sheidons New story,
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FOR sALs EVERYWHERE.
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and averages on record on the Table in ss
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Prices reasonable, for catalogue.
TIE IL W. COLLEEN DER CO, 76S broadway
Peremptory Art Sale.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING,
At CLINTON HALL. now on exhibition.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIOHTY FINE PAISTINGS,
OIL AND WATER.CoLoR,
10 close consignment and advances
SPECIAL N0TICEt
REMARKABLE ART SALE.
MR. JOHN woLFE's GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
The undersigned beg Mr. John Wolfe
has instructed 70 sell By auction his entire collection of
paintings.
the finest costly collections
In tits country-all painted the order Of Wolfe
him from the studios and exhibitions In Europe
consisting of terpieceS and gems OF modern
superb works Of art will be exhibition the
Art Galleries No Sl7 Broadway Monday March 49,
the better accommodation and comfort
tickets OF admission Will DO sold at 25 cents
SALE ABSOLUTE AND WITHOUT RESERVE.
r. somervle Auctioneer. GEO. A LEAvITT & co.
Piles permanently eradoated three with
out knife sature or causo Send for circular coltanias
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
SALE ABSOLUTE AND WITHOUT RESERVE
r. sOmervilc, AuCtiOneey. GEO. A. LEAvIrr & CO
Post Omcc Notice.

Piles permanently eradoaed IN three with
knife gature Send for circular cOntalniaS
references. Dr. H0YT. West Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

These superb works Of art will be exhibition the
Art Galleries No 5l7 Broadway Monday March 49,
the better accommodation and comfort Of
tickets admission will be sold at 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
A NEW COTTON EXCHANGE IN LIVERPOOL

NEW COTTON EACHANUE IN LIF EKPUUL.
LONDON March 9.-The shareholders of the new
Liverpool Cotton Exchange enterprise which was
started because of dissatisfaction felt by merchants
at the members Of the Cotton Brokers Association
undertaking to do business merchants instead
of confning themselves to brokerage, to-day form
ally organized the institution, which embraces all
the leading features of the New-York and New
Orleans Cotton Exchanges. An influential Board
of Directors, numbering fifteen, was chosen with
+. Muir as president. b. +. Babcock as yicepresi-
dent and w. d. Heyne as treasurer. Among the di-
rectors are Thomas Barring and other well-known
men. Large apartments have been rented in the
Exchange Buildings Two hundred shares the first
issue have all been allotted and additional appll-
leading firms of Liverpool and Manchester are
among tho shareholders.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MR.. GLADsToNE,s RESOLUTION ADOPTED.

MR.. GLADSTONE'S RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
LONDON. March 0.-In the House of Commons
this evening debate was resumed on Mr.. Gladstone's
resolution relative to the House of Lords inquiry
into the working of the Land Act. motion by
the Right Hon. Edward Gibson Conservative for
the previous question rejected by vote of 303
to 219. The Psrnellites left the House without
voting. Mr.. GladstOnes resolution was subse-
quently carried by vote of 303 to 235 tIhe
resolution, which was moved by Mr. Gladstone on
February ~ was to the effect that an inquiry into
tie working of The Land Act would tend to defeat
the operation Of the measured
In the course of the discussion of Mr.. Gladstone's
resolution this evening the Marquis OF Harrington,
Secretary of State for India, complained that the
discussion turned on an irrelevant issue-namely,
the present condition of Ireland. Tho Lords, he
said, had put q grave obstacle in the task of
governing Ireland Their inquiry could not
bcnefcialy affect the Land act. There
was 10 reason why tho House of Commons should
not declare its opinion the act of the House OF
Lords. Sir Stafford Northcote (Conservativel fol-
lowed. What the Lords had done. he said, was III
the exercise Of their undOubted right The division
was then taken.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

The reputation OF this Gallery world wIdeknown
he Of the finest and most costly collections
cOuntry-a painted TO the order Of Mr Wolfe
lected by him from the studios and exhibitions In Europe
consisting of masterpieces and gems Of modern
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

The undersigned beg to announce that Mr John Wolfe
sell By his entire collection Of
paintings.
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CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board met last evening at the Office c
the Superintendent. Present-Petrie, Slater
Herzog. Stalker, Hancock. Hammer. Butler
and Tracy.
On motion the action of the Committee OF
Furniture and Supplies in purchasing q car
load of wood was approved.
The procurement of dirt for the lot or
Fourth and @ streets was referred to the
Committee on Buildings and Repairs.
The amendment of rule 81, heretofore re-
ported, as proposed by Mr.. Tracy, was
adopted.
The special committee on insurance re-
ported "a follows Etna Insurance Company,
81, 500 on building, Seventh, between + and
g Home Mutual Company, 81, 800 on build
ing northeast corner Seventh and G; Hone
Mutual Company, 50 600 on Sacramento
Grammar School building, I and j, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets.
The Finance Committee reported the
following bills correct, and ordered
the same paid; Pay roll, S6.S7S /;
O. Peterson, $50 so; Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
81 90; I'll. D. Vandercook, 81; Locke Il
Mutual Insurance Company, SIS; S. f.
Junken, $50; q. S. Croker & Co., SS7 80
B. Coffey, S.; Palmer & Sepulyeda, 81 70;
John Bruner, S12; w. A. l. G. s. Houghton,
500 95; Capital Gas Company, $40 55; Bull.
lard & Corbett, S32; Esna Insurance Com
pauy, S37 80: Shields & brennan, S65 J. S.
Williams, 500; John Shelton, S17S; earle &
Croly. S22 55; Home Mutual insurance
Company, SIG %.
The bill of BillingsIey Co. was referred to
the Committee on Buildings and Supplies.
J.; Is A -,
perintendent, with instructions to correspond
with Mr.. Landes regarding the same. The
bill of Benjamin Pike was referred to MIR.
Butler.
David F. Maher, who lives at the County
Hospital. was allowed to attend the school
at Twenty.fourth and N streets free of charge.
The resignation of Mrs. Hettie A. Dunn,
teacher in the third grade of the Grammar
School, was received and accepted.
The applications of Mrs. Hettie A. Dunn
aid Miss BERTHE Van Guelder for recon-
for State educational diplomas were received
and granted
Thomas Showers, who lives outside the
city limits, was granted the right to send his
childred to the city schools free of charge.
The Board then elected the following teach
ers and substitutes Mrs. Kilgore was elected
to ill the vacancy made by the resigna-
ton of Mrs. Dunn. Miss Lucy OBrien
wss appointed substitute at the High
School during Mrs. Folger's illness.
Miss BERTHE Piper was elected temporary
substitute in Miss O'Byien's place. Miss
Hughes was assigned substitute for Miss
Berthe Piper. Miss A. Goldman was elected
third substitute, and Miss Biggs was elected
FORTH substitute.
The Beard decided to close the night school
on the lat of the month.
Fred Kern was elected Census Marshal and
his compensation fxeG at five cents per name.
Thei acquisitions of principals.and teachers
were recsived and referred to the SupeIin-
tend5nt, with power to act.
The matter of the procurement of charts
and maps was referred to the Library Com
mittee.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT ONE CLARK, Judge

MONDAY March q, 1872
Estate OF julius Beach, deceased-J. C. Beach APP
pointed administrator bond fixed at 50 900.
Estate Of Levi Stahl, deceased-Con inued for one
week.
WA. Chittenden & Co. vs.. William Gee-Motion
to dismiss appeal overru' ed
Guardianship of Henry E. Owner, minor-Con-
tinued until March 80 1882
Estate Of Barbara Schwab, dece sed--0rder for
family allowance granted
Estate OF n. S. Rider, deceased Cor tinued for
one week.
Estate of George R. Kelly, deceased-Estate as
signed to widow.
Estate of Yetta Kaiser, deceased-order dis
tributing estate.
Estate of Mike Bry te deceased-Petitior for con
veyance of real estate filed and for hearing April
3, 1882
In the matter of the contest Of the will OF C. C.
Hidden, deceased-on trial by jury.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge
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