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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
St1i0Dsfs 6,y. he mast u hOll-s

hyTlOII5IS TOT III DISI Il HDI5
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. 1 a. m.-Thc barOm-
eter continues hight New England, ana has fallen in
the remaining districts. and is lowest in the extreme
Northwest. Fair weather continues in New-EnglAnd,
and cloudy weather in the remaining Districts with
light snow in the Middle States, and light rain in the
Southern States. Northeast 10 southeast winds prevail
on the New-EDgland Coast where the winds continue
northcascry. The temperature has risen slightly in all
districts but continues below freezing far south Us
the Ohio Valley and Virginia.
Indications for fodrL
For New-Eneland and the Middle States, condy
weather and light rain, eastcry to s0utherly
winds falling barometer, low but rising temperature.
Indications tor ioDI0rTOc.
The Indications are that cloudy weather with
rain. viii prevail the Ncw-Engiand and Middle
Atlantic Coast during Friday followed On saturday by
warmer, fair weather.
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BRAVE BEAR COMPLETED.

inches t1 nrrp during last night The temperature Is
moderating to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06

The annual winter festival of the Society for
Lliea Culture was held ia Lyric Hall last evening. The
festival vas given 10 Tie children Of the free Liuler-
ten and The workugmens school under tine management
of tac society. The hall crowded with th. !r.u
and iI,I friends Professor Adler ,tpaucu the work
iu- of tHo school illustrating ~ methods by s;ercopti-
con views. The yulc tree was then N-AtsI and tar
at. upon lt were distributed among UIr cl.Ttu be-
iI-Incul- were airrNard served. ll, society bias pur-
chased to lII- l it5 iOIri-,t. and !Atl, and !u
cree. thereon 90 building Tor ice kindergarten and
,FUfI.Iu.IurI'- school.
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TIE AMERICAN EIRE SHIELD COMPANY.

This company has been formed in this city
for the protection Of property by suspendng curtains
of asbestos fabric over buildings exposed to danger from
adjac fires. The officers +. W. Ilurt President,
No II West FUurteenthSt.. New York; John BabsOn,
YcepresIent John = Brooks secretary, No. 209 Pearl
ST., York; John J.. Milford treasurer. In short
time they will exhibit the mode Of putting mp the
tals They also propose 10 make drop fire curtains for
theatres and public halls, which viii be automatic, by
lowering when the rope that holds them up burns and
DI..L-. NL.fr
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end fstAr. On Saturday. January T. 1882 ALL Vclo,

-
'LlOhPsOH-on wednesday, tho 81 inst. Elya A, Thom3
r'n MmoN on Robert IhOur. ana daughter " the Ia
- pan Hhistead, In tho 7sth year 81 ber age.
hVes SUD friends invited 0 attend The funeral from
hef iAlo residence, 40 l72 Eat e3tit. lray siie.
Va pnNE-At Wcttfci' a. +, on January & is9o Susan
-, " g daughter 0i ~ lac John Dyke
h.1 o. all trends agg r.sp .,Uy invited D. attend no
Z, at o'clock 4. m.
Carriages Clifton landing arrival osrf,r
from NcW-YOlA.
W. ,ENlAIH-tl Brooklyn, on Jauuary l. Georcina
Maria Christine ami ou January B. Helene Ts0nrl Afrtfa
3srd rs months, 'Tn Gaughtcrs u George aHd Ar,ta
FgHc private at the residence Of Their grandfather Henry
camp
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THE BoURBONs COMING TO THEIR SENSES.

We do not anticipate any serious injury to
The state from the emigration movements II II do not
sprcnJ and whether II shall spread depends principally
on the occurrences OF the present year. There il already
in tie deserted district dmuutOD Ia the rents charged
and n N expected that there will be advance u the
rate of WAGES This will improve the condition OF
ans and iahOreTs, and with favorable seasons and
abundant harvcss, the emigration mania Will die ont.
n this he inc result the present emigration may prove
blessing i'm disguise 1t will show the landowners how
far tey are dependent tenants and aborels Tor ser
vices i'm their agricultural operations and II will have
wholesome effect the state Legislature and pubic
officers generally There are 100000 cOlorcd pie
South Carolina and only 100000 whites This fact can
not be kept 100 steadily In view. Any policy which
ignores the coored people, and proceeds, 1t Were
pon the hypothesis that only the whites 10 be
E{dcred WI N be a melancholy and disastrous failure.
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IN F1VOR or DIrIDLYG DAKOTA.



10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBJNE.l
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 5.-The first popular
expression Of public opinion in favor Of the division and
admission OF Dakota into the Union made Fargo,
OAK, to-day, where a convention was held at which
every county two in Northern Dakota was repre-
scented. Judge Barnes, Colonel Patrick DOMAIN, 4. A.
Carpenter, c. A. LOunshcrry, ". i. Steele. George II.
Walsh, u. G. stone, j. Eshclmau, ". j. EdecrIy A..
Klaus, Folsom Dard, II. T. Craudau, Louis Thompson,
W i. Clayton, Judsou Sanour, l.. d. Austin and T.. A.
Il, Galley were chosen delegates 10 go Washington and
further the object for which the convention Wa- called
They VIII start next week Resolutions were adopted
declaring:
Fest-Tlat the Territory oneht to be diyiicd on the
fO ys.Nl parallel Of latitude Without delay. uc.-. tAc
Ieuuol too uiWIc,ty ds al is now constituted, the
tausaCI ION OF public business being thereby rendered
uAh.cc-llN bNIdeHSJmc; because thc fa'l liD. 1i Inn
migration flowing into 10 have tended to The formation Of
northern and southern communities, aIlouatrt Iu -Eu
panty and interests; because iLe reputation De- already
ample and Increasing "liA ulcN&uplrd rapidly, and
gives a-ulauce Oithc speedy uPbundiug of t"o great
bJuuGo. and because the fDrty-sIAth parallel O., tuc
natural ,diDs line and Will cut the Territory INTO two
S,c,no Ilat claims Of the territory lying south n
u l1o. .d dividing Inc {" adni--oH lni" GAG Ou."h
b. p 80 aic referred 10 Congress with cordial w.r-
tlal ODE application may Doe successful Willie fpr Ic
teTo. 4Ius north o.. that iiu,, cu yra"nr .A, famous
%htA j. ~ iLe N'r'h"as. "e ask ".4J % e.it. tIr
1tIIi'i.a. organization aut du opportunity =" rDscul
81 distinct community our vast and varied o. 'uI'-
4"'f7 ltaL7 claiming equal snare we. our 'i'iAr'u
Aylht south iic IOrly sikh pdla 81 u the Iuc under
which eiC part Of our common Territory has achieved
o. Hu' ~IeaiHc-s' $50 protest against any attempt To
AWi'31,Dl Tor iAC benefit OF one section au- 90 tc
pJudIon OF the other; and We therefore reel cclUIy
ShA 20 gross 10 confer Tie utts OF North D&Autd and
houth Dakota upon the two sections.
fG"H maj We ark for a division OF the Territory
sthyAo% We are uaquiAciy opposed ~ the alinia-
h2n Of l4e present Territory ~ State.
fyU-I-a' the people OF Northern Dakota, in view Of
Va. .ne sital INJUSTICE OF further delay IL omcdyins tic
SLh under which they suffer- and view tho duty II
x Iie paI ~ Government ~ stimulate the gfo"h Of Ills
ia g. Hhd citIe portion Of is Territorial domain, arc
PeAeu 10 eApess LAC hope That political and personal
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN TIE CARLISLE INSTITUTE


4 fire broke out at o'clock yesterday
morning in the wall between the first and second floors
of the Carlisle Institute tlycstory brown stone build
ing at No 312 Madison-aye There about seventy
five young tho second floor In
charge of Miss Mary Cornell, who, soon
"a she saw smoke coming mp from tho floor, dis
missed the school. The children in Kindergarten
school on the second also home before
anyone except the teachers suspected that tn binding
was on fire. Alarms had meanwhile been sent ont and
the rrmcn arrived. They found that the fire due
10 "A defective nue and put It out. The building
WAS damaged 10 the extent OF $500.
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CARGO OF BOYEDUsT RUINED.

A fire was caused by spontaneous combns-
ton in the cargo Of bone dust board the bark Enigma
lying at the foot Of JOracmon-s Brooklyn, last even
ing The bone dust in bags and came from Duuhfk,
Scotland, consigned to solomon CO.. Of No 80 Beayer-
ST. this city The cargo was valued at $1,000 and will
prove an almost total loss the hold of the vessel had
10 be flooded nut the flames The vessel, owned
by George Bedel, OF No. 81 Southst., Is valued at
S25.OOO. She was only SLIGHTLY injured.
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MACMILLAN & 60.
~ n d.

Sketches from the Subject and NeighbOr Lands Owen.
ice by Ed"atu y ireoAl1 D. q. L., Lii d. With MINER.
Gus Illustrations. l2mO. - %
The History ofthc Norman COngu cst of England ft3
Causes aud It's E5Itt- - Eu"4ld a. Freeman. C. l..
Revised Anne rcau Edition ONOls., $50, with INDEX SD
Charles Kingslcy's Novels aud Tales Popular Edition.
West|ari 10, 81 ~; HtVanA = % Two Wars Ago,
81 tJ Yeast 81 -; Alton Locke - %; HtrCYar II 70
water Daa,s, ST. -; The Hrryc, 81 80. tie eight
volumes, bound in cloth gilt top, ia paper box Si2.
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JAMES I. FREEBORN. JR.

The Maritime Exchange yesterday displayed
n signal Of mourning, I'm memory OfJ-moS T. Frccborn
jr, OF W. A. Freedom Sc Co, who died u sag IIarb0r,
yesterday morning, OF Brichts disease. He thirty
years of age and had been sick about two years
lie was highly respected IN commercial circles, ana was
a popular member Of the Exchange. Ho belonged 10
the 9TH Regiment Veteran Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06

KEoEuH, Iowa, Jan. There are no new
oas,s OF smallpox in ths city. one death from tho dis
ease occrr,dut the pest house yesterday. The Pre--
dent OF thc ErO.l Board Health. ia letter answer
towns it- That the disease originated here from an !u-
lsccd subject brougut To- the Medical College Nine per-
-nU. la I l.U boon uircc. four been removed
d. Che pest house. tl:cr miles from the c. two have
died l three are in The city. The Medical College has
nD--L --u-,I LL nrlI.r OF mo I-Llll OF ll.ALLn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06
PUPLIC OPINION.

Your Democratic "Salwart IS very much
Ike vour Republican "rtalwart IN nearly every re-
sncc lie began hv being tremendous sucier for the
authority OF the caucus, just did his Republican con-
Eeuer.- Philadelphia Telegraph und Rep
If Mr.. Tildcn is managing the affairs or the
York Democracy he must have lei 90 Of the handle
Tor few when the caucus selection was H'te
for Speaker of the Senate Unless II - determined 10
beach the ship that act must he considered superior
sort OF folly philadelphia Record (Ind)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06
FAEPIHLNG ELSOLUHONS.

The Tammany Committee on Organization
met yesterday aau ri. pared some Anti ,olopls, I-o
uiou- u De presented al the meeting OF the Goa
erl Committee tonight II j. understood that Senators
Bf,vuuc Koch and DAY. who secured their election 10
t State senate solely the ground OF first accepting
mo Taumauy Hall nominations, but Who have T,I.1tI
since 10 act with the IaIuLany members, viii be ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06

motives and ambitions viii not be permitted 20 check
defeat the changes demanded by tho public good,
which essential TO the welfare Of the Northwest
Another resolution expresses the thanks OF the CON
vcnuou TO Senators Window, OF Minncaota and saun-
scr Of Nebraska and to Delegate Pouercw for their
efforts III behalf Of Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06
b. II. JOHNSON.

CGNTNSATG, Jan. 5.--B. II. Johnson, chief
operator day duty in the Western Union Tele-
graph OHce in this city died this morning Mt his resi-
dcnce at walnut Hills Of typhodpncumouia, after one
weeks Illness He was about forty years Of age. He
leaves wife and three children. lie elder IN the
walnut Hills Prcsby tCIan Church. and stood high as
citizen and a man Of strict business integrity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06
JACOBS AS A FRESH YOUNG MAN.

The inspiration of youth Is seen IN the Sclcr-
ton of the four leading nominees OF the Democratic
caucus-SeuatOr Jacobs, Assomnymah Patterson ar.
lamont and Mr. All young men, representing
The new blood and aggressive spirit OF the party uis
Is mo -t sign OF times. 10 grandiy OyorDalauCeS AL
Inc fear, oil party dsOrgauZatlOn and dread OF poca
1reachcry which passing storm clouds STR up ID tnu
breast, The party which attracts the young men 70 us
ranks which cnlists zeal aud devotion OF youth an
der It's banners, is the party which VIII win.
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HENRY HOLT * CO.,

Life Captain Ohm Smith By Charles Dudley Warner
lCuU. 81 -.
IIith and Illn by Jessie TotherG lGno leisure Hour
Series. 81
Gardiner With Biographical Ac1pultUt tIe Authorities ia
LngLsh !IlstorY. by J. Ba.t MIA.nnr I2mo. - -
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CHARLES sCRIBNFR'S sons.
Al and q Ia Hrondynv

SchYailan's Scarchj seigug IN tho Arctic IN Quost OF
the kraIklin Records. BY William II. Glider 1 vol syO
with maps and Illustrations, So
The Chronicle 0fthc Drum Ry W. N. rhackerav. with
ILLUSTRATIONS yol quartO Illuminated cloth, full gilt -.
The Quartet sequel To Dab kinzer = story Of
Growing Boy" one vol, limo, 81.
Tho Orthodox Theology of To day. BY Newman Smyth
author OF Old IlItus New LIglL' II
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G. w. CARLETON &. co.


Madeline Mary J. Holiness New Novel author OF Tenn.
pest and sunshine" etc. I2mO. cloth, Il %.
Changed Heart. Tho novel by May Agnes Flem
Ing l2mO. cloth bound. 81 -.
The chilGren's Fairy GEOGRAPHY Merry Trip If Tmay.
mary Travels through Europe hundreds pictures.
Between Two Loves. 4 novel 10y Bertha " Clay, al.
thor Thrown the World" I2mO. cloth ~ So
Twisted $5ein novel I'm verso by e. r. Gardner al.
thor " stolen waters" Cloth, Emo. a. 3D.
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j. b. LiPPINCOTr & co,

The Two Oratious on the Crown E.caines and Demos.
themes. sew Translation. ly Geo ". BIdde. l2mo
TIA cloth, 81 90.
Treasury Of Fairy Tales, In words o. syllable BY
Harriet b. Audubon Iuustrtn Small 40, cOtl a.
Madame dc seyigue. by Miss Ihacscray MS. R!oh
OHl LtltclltL. lDmu. nne c.1tA. 81.
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Your Mission An Illustrated edition Of the popular POEM
By EN.n NJ. =, Gates Nlh lus.auous b. CAGrtA, Harper
and Alexander. Q.J2rtO, cloth extra -
Authors and Authorship. stG3y OF Tho iltearyhie by
William ShephauL lbmO, cloth, extra gut TOP 81 %
Pictures aud Legends from Normandy aud brittany.
by Katherine =. ami Thomas Mac4uOtL oE1 Noy luD
illustrated aud sauttuliy prnL5i - %
No-sk Lapp and Finn. By Prank Vincent j. octave
ClOlA. IN lIOll Isnlunn ami mhD. u ~
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PLANNING Mills DESTROYED.

CoLUMBUs, Ga, Jan. "a fire broke ont in
this city at a. m today, which destroyed the planning
mills and large amount of lumber. The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000; insurance $4,000 The fire is sup
posed TO be the work OF "A inccndtury.
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Post once Nouce.

Tho foreign msIl3 f)r tho ws3k olilp, SATURDAY
January q 1881 will c0a0 20 This OiCo Tt I~UAY az
j. M, Tor europa by steamship Wyoming. va queens.
toWn;on WEDNESDAY, a. 33Ja fOr Europe. Dy n
ship Gala via queenstown correspondence for France
must De specially addressed ana o. T. France direct
By steamship Canada VIA Havrc on rs HSDA.. 3.3j
u M IOr EUROPE, uF steamship Republic wa queenstown
correspondence fO9 Germany aud France
addressed and az ll.3O n Tor EurJTc d. steamship
llMDIlh va Plymouth thcrbOurg ana Hamburg;
sAll iDA !, a. saOa n for Europe by steamship lily u
chester wa Queenstown correspondence for Germany
scotland must be specially Addressed. $50 g. a Tor
scotland direct by steamship Dcyoui glasgow. aud
~ t.o' a. H. Tor Belgium drCc., hy steamship A.inIauf
VIA Antwerp ants D. m for Europe ny steamship Noel
va southampton old Bremen. The malls Jamaica and
Hayl close on WEuN L~lAi az TIE mails for HAITI
Port lEOu and Grey town close M WEDNESDAY y. M
The mails Tor Nassau and MauIIas close l.-Al
The mails cuba ard Mcxico close on I'M rs.
DAT at 1850 Tho mails Tor Honduras and Lylng.-
ton close Oh FRIDAY az $50 The mails f0r Venezuela,
and Curacao close on SATURDAY 81 q. 10. The Iaals
for Porto co close on saturday m The mails for
Brazil CLOSE SATURDAY a. $50 a. 10. The
Cuba close SAL JKDAG az lO p. China
Japan close December 3latT D. m Tho mails Tor As
traa, &c, close January Z, AZ b. nL
HEM .. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post Olce, NeW.York Dec. 81 l.1l
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TRrBrSE OFFICE, Jan. g. l a m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday was slowly downward. Fair
weather was followed by increasing cOudness with
light snow during the last quarter. The Temperature
ranged between 1872 and 90. the 1889 being
1870 lower than the corresponding day as year. and
AZ hghrrtr1n on Wednesday.
Cloudy and partly cOudy weather, with higher tenn
perpures and occasional light or rain,Tnay DO e1
prcted to-day in this city and vicinity.
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TN. JEFFERSON & BROrHERS. -

Uelen's Babies. BY John HabIcrton. 100 10 coDies
Of eous Babies" have been sold. Am cnuro nov edition
OF 8tei
aud portraits OF Budgo' "4Oudlo' Paper,
o. cents; cloth 81
Brrthns Baby Equal 70 "Helon's Blbcs" with Al
l.5t. itrl cover and portrait OF BcItfs Baby 10 II
masterpiece and everyone Hiu love 8srtl3 Baby" ~
GgstayC DrJZ. Paper 90 cents ciJth sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06

IrGncolsNchcl Pascal was born I'm Paris, September
2, 1911, and studied art under David Dangers. The
Salon OF 1911 witnessed his public entrance into tho
world NJ Fine Arts and no ropidynto prominence,
his spccatics being ornamental and religious sculpture
In l@i7 he obtained medal Of tho third class, and the
next year OF the second class. Among his numerous
works those mos; admired are "lIoIucs Lsant," 1915
"Les Infants dElOuarl," 1885, "Tr0ppi-tc." 1850;
Instrumentation and In Visitation" ISJ1, for tho
PerigcuX Cathedral; Louis Kill 1879, bass0-rocyo
"EEnfInt Jesus" 1876: and "Cousrcs. Cou7r"7,'
1879. a marble group lie also executed two large
statues for che Marsces Cathedral, six large stntues
aud two o-recvos for tho Church " Notrc Dame,
Icrgerac, and some noteworthy decorations on the
western upper facade OF the Church ST. EtUHuC du Mont
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GEORGE ROUTLEDGE g. @OYs.
% gaGtVettp-niprp

Little Dignity. Pictures and rhymes OF siden tires. ~
NiEul G'71u- Win - Illustrations. ttJ, boards l.3.
uatcd cover designed by the author IL 30.
II pher Goose; Tho Old Nursery Rhymes. Illustrated
by ha" r-claHay- Printed in cs.Os American Edition,
~ English Edition e, 81 10, all call, 80
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LLIHHLED.

Observation-Disclosures wednesday. Jauusry T. by the
Rev q. f. ifuil William +. BioodsOOd Ida Bailey
both of thlScity.
HJ- ELLA Dh1~On Wct1r sday, January T. BY the Rev
IusscI Bellows. residence brides parents
PtJsauayo. and IIGul+t. Alfred B. Russell and Emma
daughter OF Robert \. Adams, esq.
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JUDGE JOIN pnELPs PUTNAM.

BosTON, Jan. 5.-Judse John Phelps Put
nam, Of the Massachusetts, superior Court died last
night Of pneumonia, after a brief Illness Ho APP
pointed to the superior Bench in 1879 which position
lac held until his death. He highly esteemed W the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06
SERIOUS ATTR4I IN EAHWlX

Benjamin Hendricks was struck on the head
by Clarence Cook in Mcllicks groesh@p at Railway,
Wednesday night, with heavy wooden mailet The
were liquor and were quarrcling. Hendricks
badly injured that Coroner SJratsmeyer sent Tor
10 take mis- antN-lnnrtnm Etatemont.
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iliimnn's Complete Works. 4 Library Edition.
with auc u cDItsn, and lI n-ys. printed from largo
type on laid tinted papor Ia vD crown SvO strongly
bound Ia extra cloth Price So Tel2CqI az d.
LIFE and speeches Of on. J7ln i-!ght py g. Barnett
smith, author ~ the Life OF Hon ". f. Gladstone. PrC
- 81 Crown 5Fu, PIP. tO'. Two line portraits
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KNIGHTS 1T 4 BlLL.

Ivanhoc Commandcry No. 36, Knights Tenn
plar held Its annual reception and bah Ia Irving Hal
last evening About eighty members were prcacnt, be
sides nn,ut twenty-five members OF the Grand Com
iuaudery AT y. ia. there WAA ~ exhibition dIllL
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AN INSANE ASYLUM BURNED.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Thc Insane Department
OF the Mason County PoOrhonse was burned last night
The loss was $4,000. All the inmates escaped the
flames, except two, who are missing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-06

YANKToy, d. T., Jan. 5.-Brave Bear, o
YanktOn Sioux, and member Of sitting Bulls band OF
hosies found guilty today OF the murder Of David
Johnson near Fort @uly several years ago. and VII DC
sentenced 10 death on Monday morning next
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ROBERTS BROS.

Pageant. other Poems. BY CHRISTINA O. Rossetti
Author Of The Goblin Market" &c. mo, cloth. Price
81 %
The Man Jcsus. BY the Rev. John W. Chadwick. IGmo
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DOpn. MEAD 81 90.

without n Home. by n. r. Roe. 81 90
The Lady of shallst By TonuysOn Decorated IN coots
bv HoSsfS pyle vol small quarto, richly bound Ia
CLOTH wiLl1 a1It a.lges. IN a neal box. ".
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THE TRIBUNE

XVIII Assembly District RcDHbIlcuu Associatiou.-
Regular monthly meeting this (FIliayJ evening clock
nj 3J2 West 3jttst EUGENE 4. PI.I'IIGREVF
VI. h. GLAZE, Secretary. President
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shows the earor'e'nel ysriston W sn' ey oy
white
t- mrnr during bogrs TIE 5keu Or dotted line reos
indicated % the Oess'ef 81 ads
mn DIoata
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