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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
OTTER FOREIGN Ne Tvs.

RUSSIAN NIHlLISTS SENTENCED.
ST PETERSBURG, April 18.-rhe trial OF eighteen
nrominrnt Nihiis,s ended here to-day and resulted
in the conviction of all the prisoners. Six were
condemned 10 DEATH two TO lifelong servitudc and
the remainder to terms of Imprisonment varying
from fifteen 70 twenty years. Those sentenced to
snffer capital punishment are: Boganoyitch, who
laid mine III Little Garden Street for the purpose
of blowing uo the Gar; Sayell ZlatoPolsky, i'm
nlicated In Hartmann's attack on the late Emperor
in 1879: Michael Gracheisky. one of the assasslns
of tLe Gar; Telalof partlcipator in the attempt
to blow up the imperial train at Alexandrofsky IL
1881. KlimenkO, an escaped political criminal,
who was subsequently arrested with Gratchefsky,
and a retired naval officer named BOutseyltch. The
tw, sentenced to imprisonment for life are
Stefaoovitch who escaped from prison at Kieif,
yyber. he had been confined on charge Of having
organized the revolt of thirteen districts of peas
ants at Tchigrn; and Smirnitskaya, a priests
daughter.
Several more Nihilistic leaders have been ar
rested. Itls stated that among them is Vera Sas-
OpEssl. April 19-It has been resolved TO hold
another trial of Nihsts here previous 10 the time
tiye6 for the coronation OF the Car Twenty per-
sons will be nrraigned the charge OF prOpagatlng
Nihilistic ideas among wOrkingmen Fifty persons
have been arrested for Nihllism curing the last
week they include military officers young women,
teachers, students, workinSmen and soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON April 1e-Iti Is reported that Admiral Bald
win will 90 to Cronstadt in the United States steamer
Lancaster and from there to Moscow, where lie VIII
present United States Government at the coroha'o
or the Car,
LONDON April 19-At a banquet given by the Cehtral
Conservative Committee last night Lord Salisbury ana
Sir Stafford Northcotc delivered addresses They eh'
pressed mutual desire for amity and deprecated ut
tempts to snatch victory Of shady tactics ana
jealOusies among the Conservative leaders.
LONDON April l9.-The clerk In the postal telegraph
Office who stated that he was seized near railway sta
ton In London by men whom he took for remains apu
forced to certain questions has been sugpendeu
from duty Tho officials OF the department are OF the
opinion that the story he related was cOncocted 10 sup
ply excuse for his absence from duty.
GENEVA. April 19.-An explosion OF gunpowder ID
fireworks factory at Bonsteen in the Canton OF Zuricn
to-day caused the death OF four persons
PARIS, April I'm. ChallemelLacour. Munster Oh
Foreign Affairs presented to the Chamber OF Depuhe'
to-day the draft OF convention concluded between
France and the United States fixing the indemnity for
losses sustained by French subjects during inc CIV" W."
In America.
PARIS. April 19.-In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day
NJ Tirard Minister of Finance introduced bill provld
ing for the conversion OF the per cent rentcs into AZ
per cents In speech advocating the dill he explained
that "a 600 900 francs would be saved II the Di WAS
passed.
MADRID. April 19-In the Senate yesterday the Mar
quis dc la veja de ArmUo Minister OF Foreign Ahar',
replying to question asked by Senior Abarzuza, denioo
that Spain had any misunderstanding with England OF
with any other Power Her relations with TIE various
Powers he said, more friendly thaht hey are
".
CITY OF MEXICO. April lo-C:ubs are about to be OF
ganzed in the Of Vera Cruz to promote inc eeo
ton Of General Diaz as President inlssL
Til rec shocks Of earthquake felt in Acapulco on
Tuesday morning Schools were also felt in Other
places, but we're everywhere slight.
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POUNCE g. co. IN BOSTON.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

BosroN, April 19.-Ben Woolts new comic
o,ora Pounce Co.." was brought out tonight az inc
B,ou and scored The opera is satire on inc
relations between labor and capital. Pounce TO- are
remarkably good-natured manufacturers VINO III
dulge their operatives In all xmas oi
Injuries They live in Queen Anne COTTAGES eiesanV!
.n,.hod ond whenever they strike their wages are
Instantly Increased Finally POunce Co. are forced 10
give mn the business to their employees who thereupon
act like tyrants toward their operatives Inc
music and the whole design OF 'he
opera arc not unlike the works OF
Gilbert and Sullivan, although not copy, Inc must'
Ihretto and stage business all the wors OF MT WOOL
and the play is certainly credtable production IL
was sung eXcellenty by Golfers standard opera Ooni
many which has been singing Ioanthe" for the last
Nysm mont a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


Synopsis for The past t,c>nty-r0ur hours
WAsHINGTON, April 20-1 a. m.-The storm
which was central in Ohio Valley yesterday morning
has moved slowly eastward and is now central in the
Middle Atlantic states. Rain has prevailed In the
Lower Lake region and thence southwark over the Ohio
Valley and Gull States and local rains reported
tonight from the Middle Atlantic States AMI New-Eng
land. Generally fair weather prevails In the Upper
Lake region and Mississippi and Missouri Valley, and
rain continues the Pacific coast from san Francisco
nOrthwad The temperature has risen slightly on the
Atlantic coast with soulhery winds, and in the Mis-
souri, Valley and at Rocky Mountain stations 1t has fallen
IN the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys ana Lake region,
with nOrtherly winds.
Indications for f0-ddH
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States. local
rains followed by partly cloudy weather winds shifting
to north and west rising barometer slight fall In tenn
perature /.
For Lower Lake RECON. local rains followed BY fair
weather, nOrherly WINS becoming variable higher
barometer, stationary slight fall IN temperature, ,
For the Upper Lake zion and the Upper Mississippi
and Missouri Valleys, slightly warmer fair weather FOL
lowed during the ngHt by rain in northern portions,
winds shifting east ara soatl falling barometer
CduilOndry Signals
Cautionary signals continue from Chlnco league 70
Sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
MARRIKn

FARR-BARTOw-0nt the 18th inst. the Church OF the
Holy Trinity philadelphia by the Rev Wilbur r. Paddock
D. b., assisted BY the Rev William Mcyicksr, John YAH
this city Frances shelton daughter Of the Rev.
Henry b. Barlow, Of Philadelphia.
dence Of the BRIDES parents wark j. by the Rev. D.
r. Frazer d. Charlotte Condis daughter OF William II
Lewis TO Henry NJ. Keasby. Of Newark.
KIRKLAND-sTEPHENs-On Wednesday April 18 1888.
ct Calvary Ch1rc the Rev Henry Y Satterlee Lucia
louisa daughter OF Ichabod p stephens ESQ., 10 Eugene
T. Kirkland. All of this city
MANN-CARTER-On Wednesday, April ls. 1888. at the
Scotch Presbyterian Church. 14hst BY tho Rev. Joseph
Mann, assisted by the Rev Samuel NJ; Hamilton Joseph
Carter.
PAD,PoCKIMURPHY-At the residence Of the brides
otber on Tuesday April IL. 1881 by the Rev. Henry u
weston ID d. assisted by the Rev. Joseph T. Elder D..
charles Henry Paddock and Ella Louise daughter OF the
late William d. Murphy, OF New-York.
PEABoPY-HUGGINs-At Calvary Church, on April ID.
by the Rev. Henry Y Satteree, d. d., L. Pea
body and Jane De p Hugns daughter OF the late James
5. Higgins, esq.
Al notices Of marriages must DO Endorsed citi full
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
VETER4YS or the SEVENTH REGIMENT.

The twenty -fouth annual meeting of the
Veteran Association OF 9TH Regiment was held al tue
armory in FOurth-aye. last evening. Tho re-
port of the secretary showed the membership
of the association to be- 1.2i4. The treas
urcr's report for the year showed receipts OF
Sob and disbursements OF $ls77. Tho association
has an invested fund of SlO3jJ and $500 in the bank
The following OIL elected for the ensuing year
Colonel Locke w. Winchest-T lieutenant colonel,
Char es y. BOstwIck; aIjutlnt. Henry L. Frreland
quar,crnastor, Henri H. Holly assistant surgeon j. e.
barron NJ d. inspectors o. election Tor 1854, Peter y.
Bogert. James Black and wilbur Il. Blown. After the
meeting Colonel Winchester entertained the members OF
the association supper at the Grand Union Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
DIED.

s Arthur youngest Of The late Awyu
Funeral services late residence No. So Elms Eliza
leave: foot asp 81 oory. at
Carriages in waiting on arrival Of train at Elizabeth
DoMINICK-on Thursday, Apul IL, 1888, James William
Relatives friends members Of the Corps list
Regiment g. = Are INVITED to ateal bis funeral
=, l. l.. on saturday, April 81. at O'Clock.
Grth IN the 47S thy Year Of his Is a s '''A ''
HANFosDIn TIL. city Wednesday April Is. Philanier
risnd l;n Tospssay attend tho
Saturday. the 2lst inst. at Ii O'Clock a. M
Interment private.
WiIlOughby ave, Brooklyn, Mrs Jane F. James wife Of
IntSment At denWood csmeery Washnscn D.
Washington and Richmond papers please copy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the Clarendon Hotel In this city,
on the lsthins George Kellogg in the Goth year OF his
Funeral from ST. Bartholomew Church Saturday. 2lst
.s had ra G ct he VALLEY waT5s
years and days born in sned Conn., eldest child Of pr
Leonard anu N0uA A'oen anu "'a0" Vi 'Ap'AH DA''''
pRoyoosTAt Morri,ania April 10: Louisa F., daughter
of the late George and Mary III. Provost
at Rye Friday on arrival of train 1855.
hsss Nh the se % g.
RogEEsAt Cold Spring Hasbor s L L. on April H. Maria
Funeral win DO attended from her late residence on Friday
April 20. att p
sEwARD-At vineland. Nj. April IT. Mrs. Sarah A..
wife Of the Rev Augustus Seward D. d. OF Nddetown.
NY.
MIA Harfie v, only child q G. ana Margaret y shori
dan. aged % and 10 DAYS.
Funeral from residence, 80 West 6lss aG
IL a. IN. Friday, the 10th inst
Intement private.
Friends will please omit flowers.
sTEOwELL-At Flushing L. l.. April 10, J. ii. stedweli.
formerly OF New.YOsk.
friends invited to attenl the funeral services from
his sanford at $3.50 D. m Thursday
10Th inst Also from Presbyterian Church. Bedford N W
on Friday. the 20th, at y. m.
WALLIN-On the l7th lnst Samuel Wan in the I'D year
OF his $1,000.
His friends invIte attend his funeral from his ato
residences No 10 Cottage.pace Friday the Goth inss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
THE FIRE RECORD.

LOSS OF A DWELLING N STATEN ISLAND.
A fire broke out early yesterday morning III
the large residence OF Francis Boyd, near Garrett
sons Station, Staten Island The flames made such
rapid headway that the occupants wac were aroused
from their sleep, had barely time 10 escape from the
building which was entirely destroyed with valuable
contents Tie total loss Ii about $4,000. The origin Of
he fire il unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, April 10. The gene raj freight
agents OF the stbound roads at a meeting
to-day in accordance with Instructions from
Commissioner Fink, adopted new tarih
on eighth-class freight, making reduc-
ton OF five cents per hundred This class OF
freight covera grain -four malt, hay, etc. but excludes
proysions, IL which no change has been made. rms
sudden reduction II said % have bscn made because
found that roads In the pool were taxing tnS
class OF freight at reduced rates
For Othsr RafITodd HeDs See Second Page.
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y NOTED BUILDING 70 BE TORN DOWN.

BosroN, April 19.-rhe old Advertiser Build
ing At Court and Franklin sts ID being demolished. 1t
was formerly site OF the printing and publishing Of
fee of Benjamin Franklin and his brother James. The
second newspaper published in America The Boston Gds
etc. which was first issued December 81, l7l0, was
printed by James Franklin there. Samuel Kneeland,
printer and publisher Of Yc often Ddyes. occupied the
site for years. and printed most OF the Boston papers OF
early date there. Tho third newspaper published In
BOSTON The Netc- England COudIt its initial number
being dated August r. 1921, also printed on the Od
corner About 1873 semi-weckly paper called The IN
deDsudent Chronicle into existence on tie same
sifa hui did not live long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

BARDwELI-FAY-on wednesday, April liz, at the resi-
dence brides parents by the Rev. Randolph NC.
Kim d. b. Frederick q. BaTdwe OF Brooklyn, " Laura
Barnes Fay, OF New York City,
BoWRoN-PECK-on "wednesday April lS. a. the resi-.
dance OF the brides father by the Right Rev. Monsgnor
Doane Bowron TO Clara Peck daughter Oh waiter
Peck esq, OF East Orange, N. j. No cards.
cooPER-BIAUvELT-o wednesday, April Is, 1888. at
The OF the brides parents by the Rev HSny
Miller d. Chares Cooper TO Nellie daughter OF WILLIAM
Rlauyelt ali OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
Losses IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MILFORD, Mass April l9.-One thousand
acres Of woodland IN Milford and Opknton burned
over last night and hundred cords Of wood
were destroyed.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. April ia fire broke ont this
morning In House DaydsOn's planning mill, entaing
loss Of So 900 on buildags and $4,000 the luln
Der. The insurance Is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
OPPOSED TO TIE NEW MEDICAL CODE

There was q stormy meeting last evening at
the Academy of Medicine 1t was proposed ana carried
that physician who advocated the new Code snoud
be eligible as candidate iOr ieho"s"p'
DR.. Fordyce Barker, the president. and Drs. Agnew
Rosa Weir In their gnations Dut no hclon
was taken The meeting broke up in great CONFUSION
and WAS adjourned until the first Thursday In OctoDer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
Post Once Notice.

Foreign ending April 81 will close at this
ofhce follows;
PRIDAY-At 10 @ for Hayu, per So. Aisa at 10 No.
for Aspinwa and south Pacific. per IS CITY OF faaj ny
d. M the Windward Islands. per IS Murtel 81 S5o
p for Newfoundland and 81 Pierre. Miqueon ~ hs
flax 80 IN. for Porto Rico direct per IS Montera
SATURDAY a. m for the Windward Islands, per So
AMER Head; at H. for Germany, &C. per IS Neckh,
via southampton and Bremen (etters for Great Britain
and other European countries must DO Grectea Pc
Neckar'); at 1870 y. for Scotland direct per IS AZ
choria. via Glasgow; 1880 p for Europe per IS
Cermanic via Queenstown; at 1880 p m for Cuoa anu
Porto Rico per S. Newport VIA Havana AZ y M iot
Belgium direct per S. Pennland via Antwerp AZ ~ nh
for Jamaica. Ss. Belize. 49,. r.....
Mails for China and Japan per SIS Oceanic VIA can a
cisco close here April ~ at BE ~; ", ne Nails for
Australia NewZealand Sandwich and Fui Islands per
Australia via san Francisco close mere ApIu go ~
ID. HENRY -. aissSSCos'' A~'s''-"'~''
Post Office New-York, N. W Apru 10, iooS
.The schedule closing transpaoinc mails "a
the OF their uninterrupted oyeriani aps
San Francisco Malls from the East arriving o
Francisco the day Of sailing vi so~inors afo
thence the same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
LABOR TROUBLES IN ANTWERP.

ANTWERP, April 19.--The municipal authori-
Ties Yesterday refused to grant concession to company
which wished to erect grain elevators in the city, thus
oyldjng new system for unloading grain Previous
70 tho announcement of the decision mob attacked the
to hall with stones and other missiles, smashing WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

The Parliament Binding IN Quebec stood on the site
of The fort erected by Governor Champlain when he
founded the city N 1903 After the fort demolished
the site was occupied by the Old Episcopal Palace. which
ia turn gave way TO the Parliament Building. This
building was an extensive bnt plain one
The sessions OF the Legislative Council
were held in pleasant hall, upholstered and car
peted in crimson, with a very large throne,
over which was canopy sumOunted by the
arms of the United Kingdom. There were
spacious galleries for Visitors In the hall OF the House
of Assembly large at the front OF the building,
upholstered Ia green-he chief feature was line OF
COrinth pasters back OF the Speakers chair,
upnolding pediment which were the Royal
Arms The library, which rich In French
Canadian literature, occupied large and quiet apart
ment OH the first floor Of the building Among the Other
treasures OF the library were the costly volumes OF
AudubOns Birds of America" Dugdsles "Monas icon
Anglicanum," The Antiquities OF Itay" and the
"Aeta sanCtOrlm " (hlty-four volumes in yelluInJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
S0i North 4th. St. Philadelphia Penn.
"A, , HOPKINS OF THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
NETWORK. WRITES:

snce the time found myself cured nine years ago.
remained excellent health and has there been
since the indication pIe'poson to any return OF
sherman 80 thoroughly Relieved me or IN
view OF that stand my Zee at the desk greater
part OF IL Is matter OF some wonder TO me tat
have NOT fet the that ruptured
bnt am grathed strength continues, and no paIt
Of INV body Is perfect condition than the restored
parts"
Dr. Sherman's Book Rupture" gives convincing
proo gentlemen and Others OF bis success
illustrated with Photographic pictures OF
bad cases and after and sent to those who
srnd 10 cents Principal office, 25l broadway NewfOrk
Consultation days, Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

LONDON, April 19.-Iho 1imesS correspondent
at Paris says the agreement between Germany, Austria
and Italy was reached In June last at which time a
triple note was drawn up guaranteeing the respective
territories and maritime rights three countries
against aggression The agreement Is 10 last for Six
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

HAVANA, April 19.-The thieves who broke
into the va. where the deposits It's stamps
were more successful than at first supposed Postage
and telegraph stamps and stamped papers TO the value
Of nearly $3.50. 900 in gold are missing.
The value OF Mexican silver dollars Is depreciathg'
The traders at sant spirtus have agreed to receive
none OF them for more than 80 cents on the dollar ~ 10
military club for the recreation OF Officers VIII pe
opened ON Nav 2 1t already has many members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
A STATUE OF LORD BEACoNsFIELD.

LONDON, April l9.-Sir Stafford Northcote un-
yelled a statue of Lord Beaconsheid in Parliament
Souare to-day. large crowd of people was pres
emf at the ceremony, notwithstanding the bad
weather,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 2O-l a. m.-The movement
In the barometer yesterday dc inward until even
ing when the began to rise. Fair and cloudy
weather prevailed The temperature ranged between
81 aud $50 the average 57as being lso higher than
on the corresponding day last year and 80 lower than on
Wednesday.
Cloudy weather. with chances Of light rain. followed
by partly cloudy clear and cooler weather may be ex
pected to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
GENERAL DIAZ IN STATEN ISLAND.

General Diaz and party went down to Staten
Island yesterday afternoon on the steamer Dauntiess
Oey were entertained at dinner In the evening by
fdolph Hegeryisch wealthy Mexican living at Great
Outn Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

.,,of,tbere were no duties on those proouc NC nc
they ,w,ay true the duty on steel rails aSd tHe
ger TOD An any To the cost English rails au GOWN
whole Q, v tI9 and sell their product for 1927 ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
SIN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, April 19.-The following
were tho official closing prices OF mining stocks:
About DIR. Sherman-Uis Successful Treatment Of
Rupture,
PHILADELPHIA March 81, 1888.


DIR. !. A. SHERMAN. -, -- d, - ..
DRARS Neatly three years You will by your
bo1ks was exam by fora large right side rupture
,nt lad roub ed me very much for twelve years
During that the best russes IN use but only TO
Last treated me al your
ore i'm this and must that regret did not take
your when first examined have received so nuch
bcnedt and comfort imlTO cd besides my get
ing nd of ali OF rupture general health 10
cannot restrain from adding my testi-
uony in treatmenL / am well known in this
always take pleasure In recommending
yor treatment knowing what has done for me and the In
Jury abomnable trusses cause those who use mem ny
gratitude Is ineXpress0o You may publish thls et
Ter n NAV influence sufferer 10 reap the same dressing
have received from your treatment -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
E0ER SWEDES DROWNED.

SEATTLE, w. T., April 19,-Charles Johnson
reports that boat I'm which lie aud four Others Swedes
were sailing was capsized while on Lake Washington
and his companions were drowned.
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6ueeial Notices.
X. Somervilie. Auctioneer.

BY oRTGIEs & CO.
THIS FRIDAYl EVENING, At 3 O'CLOCK,
AT OUR ART GALLERIES, S45 AND S4l BhOADWAfs
THE MOST IMPORTANT PORTION
OF THE COLLECTION OF
SUPERB PAINTINGS
OF THE MODERN
FRENCH AND BELGIAN SCHOOLS
REPRESENTATIVE AND PLEASING
EXAMPLES OF THE
MOST FAMOUS ARTISTS.
ALL OF WHICH MUST POSITIVELY BE
SOLD,
WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT
OF ANY KIND
To CLOSE CONSIGNMENT ACCOUNT.
THIS Is A RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR BUYERS
AS IN TWO MONTHS THE
GOES INTO EFFEoT INCREASING THE
VALUE OF THESE WORKS
20 PER CENT.
THIS CFRIDAY) AFTERNOON. AT 2:3O O'CLOCK,
A large interesting collection Oh
ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND
BRIC.A.BRAC.
InlaId Chppendae mounted furniture Oental
European Porcelain. magnificent CLOCK SETS bIvhzes
Old Dutch English Hail Clocks Upright Piano, &c.
II. SOMERVILLE. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
QUEBEC PARLIAMENT BUILDING BURNED.

OTEBTC, Ap0I IJ.-Ine ParIIamcnt BUIIU-
ing here took FIRE this evening The building being OF
wood the flames spread rapidly and seemed to take pos
sess,ou OF the whole buildng at The fire seemed
10 spread from the the library. Very litte OF
the valuable library saved It'll believed however,
TO be well insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

When Widow Butler stOops to folly
And finds that Bourbons but betray,
What charm can soothe her melancholy
What art can make her bosom gayf
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
IRISH CONSPIRACIES.
Cantinurd from First Page.

formation. At Ryan's liquor-store, az the Bowery
and Fourih-s great resort for lrishmen: was az
Yau tn az the Emerald Club, aud at the Florence
RyHc or nothing could be learned Of them The
noics SAID that there had never been any COM NJ
plants against the Emerald Club OF amy OF
,n co her attention had not been drawn TO them
Ar Military Hail nothing was known OF the owen
poe Society but the William Davis Society, IL was
ny n.y. met there weekly on Wednesday evenings
Hs in the case of the Emerald club, nothing was
Known of the names of the members. e&-
cont that three of them were called sullivan.
18th Of these societies are understood to De
broncbes of the organization Of the C!an-na-Gael.
tbe most secret of all Irish societies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
"PLYK-EYEn IN RED BANK.

RED BANK, N. j., April 19.-"P ink-cye
has hero and several valuable horses have died
from the disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

F,nerts and practical men have studied the con-
stnciion OF Pilgrim as II has advanced and the
opinion universal among these people that the boat Is
great success has equal on the waters anywhere
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M1RRIED.

Tho .uperiority OF Burnetts FaVorng Extracts consists
In their perfect urlty and strength.