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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
At TIE MERCY or THIEVES.

BOLD RoBBERIrs Of TIE EAST SIDE or THE CITY
THIEVES WHO HAVE BAFFLED TIE POLICE.
Inspector Is Tnes has been endca yOrIng iOr "a week
to ferret out the members Of an organized gang
OF thieves who have been committing a
number Of burg ares along tno Bowery
aud on the last side. Ado phi Burgb
keeps n theatrical. express AMI money-eKchange
office. at No. Rivlngton-st. On Monday evening
Mr. Burgh left hs office at o'clock, as il usual
with him. to 60 10 his mono 10 Iner After that
hour the Office Is always IN charge o. his book aerp-
or. Henry Englehardt. Nhsn the proprietor had
been "a iSent about thirty minutes a young man,
wearing 4 dark suit and derby hat W h a smooth
shayeu lace, entered the Office NtthOut appearing
to pay tnr least attention - the uOOAkcopeC. 40
stood wa cuIng him, the man walked u t. "a table
on ,Wmch was NV morse Dlanket lie
seized the blanket and ran ont of the
with IL. ugehArd,, astoundrd al
the thrl' I'm Judeucr ian after ulm, forgetting IN
his anxiety re,O ct the b.aIket mat H. nad lett
his office uupTot cicd. AT Cnrysrc-st. the thief
dropped the blanket. Picking 1t up the bpokkerprr
staT,cd back TO ms Olce. ~ men nal. way there,
tnrce rodgn-iOOhIug men seized han md ned nIIu
TO- aJOdt three minutes. llo cu'd for ne.p, AID The
mon let nIn 70 ard ran away. When E"gicmaidt
tnAt the place mad been rODbrd. ADout
~ 900 liz foreign coin had been lying IN tray, III
tho window. ADJut 1900 IA Englsh suyereIs 10 ana
"A golu Watch and chain, valued at 200 nHd been
st Jicu. In their haste Ct away the tnievos nad
strcwn about 30 ~ German mark, the noor
On last fTuay night tul"Nes, supposed 10
belong 10 tue same gang forced open me rear
door OF NlcOdus Bene's cigar store. adJOIhILP the
GerinanIa Bank at NO. az Dowcry and sto.e 1900
women ui cigars.
On the same night that Mr. Burghs place was
ruDUed burglars broKe inc the cigar factory Oh
Bronuer q Ma. Ks, at No. Io7 Bow.ry, anu $500
WOTth cigars stolen. La tnls IL
s..ure the ia effected entrance by
Iorcing open the front uOOr. Ihcy lcf. kat of
our sIdIs' IOOis III tnc factory.
~ means of rOpr -LIuder which they swung
from thr ROOT of adjoining buIIdiag, t,Ieyrs
tered through "a window tho tailor snOD OF h. hdhn,
"A, Essex ana RiylngtOu-ss ON Sa.uddy nigIt.
They -toie p4OU worth OF Olutnl q and made lner
os,ajo ,caslng the iOpe-iaduer bcnI-d them.
la ,nc,r cases suspicious pcfsOu5 were noticed
"A day two UeIOro the rObDcT' 81 urkinR about
Inc places robbed. Inspector B,T.es tnInks tuc
..nLL N. .L.LLI ILN l.ln ~ LnIL LlIrXna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
HUBERT HhAKOnERS ANSWERS.

Hubert Ilerkomcr, OF England, lectured
yesterday ate, before the Wonans Art School at
Cooper Union Besides the pupils OF the school there
were present the following members OF the Advisory
COMMITTEES Mrs. Jonathan Sturs~s, Mrs william Ill
den BlOdget, Mrs j. IL. CnOato and Miss Margaret A
Cooper. the principal Mrs. susan n. Carter, intro
ducod the speaker sa, ing that the would consist
OF answers 10 the written questions eousy handed
In Dy the pupils. MIR. Herkomer read the
first questions III one wishes to be an Illus
TRAITOR necessary TO Draw from the nudef and re
pied, III part, AS fOlOwsi drawing from caste, even
IhUse OF the masterpieces Of antique sculpture takes
away the sefsearcn which essential to true art You
must ,tudy nature for yourselves, ana that
means nature unolothed. Inc nude human
figure is tho highest study, and II you
Can draw that well you draw anything"
10 tue question, "Wnat Is high art Mr. HerE0mer 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
GEYERAL LEh AND THE THIRTEENTH.

Tho armOry OF the 18Th Regiment. at Flat
busn-aye. AID Hanson place, BrOokiy", pioocn ed "a
br liant scene last evening, tne OCCASION Dc.ng "a
piraue ANA revue" OF the regiment by beurIal
FltZnugn Lee ahd stan OF the NdtiOnaI Quad OI
Vi alma. Tue WISH al Gene. al Lee 10 BiuOkiyu
Was tne outcome OF the uIp Oh ihe 18Th hesl-
Inent to lOrhtONn last year. Tie aImOry was
thrOngcd. After concert by DOuwOrins Bad
the +, ,imrnt was urIlcd ny COlOueI Austen ana tho
review followed.
General Lee was accompanied by Major K. W.
Iun,eT, CO'Onel G.. j. An .cIsOn, COIoncI =. &.
N,atrnO Jkcr. Lieutenant JOiune j. l.. Ste.Tn, Au-
lutant =. /. heior, ana Captain r. ". D4nsOn. Ot
us san. General uOtatIO 1. King, Uf Governor
Covenants 5,au, also present. A. the cIOse OF
the review LO.Ohel Au,tcn Introduced General Lee
To niu r. slmrut. Ia r,spJnsr Genordi Lee sad tnat
ne was n.ghly gTa flied 10 moet tao regiment again
a..d 10 lao sklI ANA pTOnCi, ncI ia It's own
ar..or,. IN tue Nainc opposed the North, although
Le was educated a. Yves Point for he wasa Virl in
ian ana went WIN hrs state Bat now AL tue soldiers
of lie reunitcu ana rccOnclled country wore Icady
toIuln ~ opposing any lOrcsn loo. AZ the close Ol
his rcIndiks IhTeo cneer5 were gwen Tor Geuei al
Lee A uaIl lOnOwcu, ana dancing Was Kept up III
long aIler uIuulgnt. Inc numueT "a men who
uaraacd ID the reg Imcnt was 5OJ.
IO-uignL LOione. Austen ahd tue officers OF the
10 Ia kcgimcnt viii caLOrt GENERA Lee anu otAH 10
tue LasiuO, wncrc "a nunDUr OF boxes VIII be re-
Dol yea IOr lhem witness he Queens Lace Hand
krI,tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1883

piled: do you know what low art isf daughter
fou might "a well ask what good literature or good
muse Ia. Good music NAV be simple national ar
or may be the scientific compositions OF Beetno
ven The highest art is that which sngg sts more thdn
II represents" In To the question: what are
RE principal thing. 10 be observed In palntingP Mr.
rkomer said: In the first place, get and remember
your I'd "a and re form in wnIcn this must be put 10
make 1t plain TO others Study how you can give
interest 10 your subject by taking universal types;
am piinilng scene AT Castle Garden in WINCH nnd
ali these points well illustrated observe the
grouping. Take the truth II the thing. he correct
reporter The space must not be crowded. we hat
my picture bare TO give the dea Of the great distance
across the floor at Castle Garden. Study the light ana
shade, the tone and the sentiment OF the subject not
It's 80 timentality, however"
The following questions Mr. HerkOmer also answered
fully In painting flowers IN oils, which Is consider 81
artistic, tue fun, broad sweep or the perfectly
Smooth Hnsh !" Is wood engraving an arr 7" and
"What is e difference between the English ana
French schOOlsl" H. nad TO leave many questions I'M
answered 10 the evident regret OF the audience, who
listened with the closest attention and aPplauded hun
nrutlV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
THE XXIIID DISTRICT PRIMARY.

The Committee on Contested Seats in the
las ns hit ia tue Michael Crcga. CLUB Rooms in Fourth
ave- Alderman John G. O'Counor presided. The hear
lug WAS confined to tho contest II the NXiIld
District The contestants represented
by william II. spuoner counsel; the s,t.ns
delegates by CAares .. Spencer. Mr. spooncr offered
himself Us the trsl witness described ia detail his
position IN the rooms at he tine OF the election. He
oil r,d 10 the inspectors gas ballot that the
votes could be seen tuuy passed nom the voters
hands into the box The offer was rejected From the
time the Young began until II closed lie took the name or
every voter Together wth his residouoo ana place OF
business. The number Of votes OH red was As, ali OF
winch were accepted by the inspectors except six
lie then gave the names OF those wnO voted
the CONTESTANTS ticket In the order Of their
voting He uro gave the names o. those wnom he ona
lengrd as repeat rs fourteen IN number lie also email
lenged tniee votes being those OF minors All Of the
votes challenged accepted, however, aud paced in
the box The result the election then announced
and the wtuess took down lie read the result " the
commi,tee
Colonel Spencer Qnterruptlngl-Mr Chairman, this
man Is swearing In y, riect,y Reckless manner.
AfGer seyea interruptions witness said In regard
~ tue seuces Of persons who had registered,
that lie had visited all OF these places and
had found that they did not live there. The
cha rman and Colonel Spencer INDUCED In remlnls-
ceuces and had little private cnat during Mr. SpoOners
testimony MIR. 5poOner stopped to wait TIL they had
finished but MIR spencer waved His naud NJ him; Keep
ON we d. mt care ALytuug ABOUT tina" The witness
Ut n by The jtera OF TIE crowd, tue nAttuu-
o Of the commit aud the Interruptions Of me o. pos
ing cOln.ei Nearly AL OF the testimony stroAen
Ot Nv Tie chairman, but stu Mr.. opOOnor continued.
The ne4rIng WAS adjourned to DO resulned tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
DIED.

BATFMAN-At Roosevelt Hospital on Tuesday night,
February g. clifford H. Biteman, aged 20.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
bAUM-PeAce uy on Wednesday February T. 1888 at ths
residence OF h- father FrAnS L. Baum eldest son Of Au'
Funeral Friday evening al ocooA AT the Lexington Ave-
Baptist Church corneI OF llithsL - 49,.
Relatives friends aud acquaintance are respectfully invited
To attend
BEpELL-on wednesday morning February T. Mrs. Eliza
Relatives friends the family especially inylted e
East 5Oth s., Friday evening al O'Clock.
Intermeu at wOodIAwn.
BevIns aged 10 years ugher OF the late aeny 0soorn
faer services at her aTe resdeGce i3 Vest I3tns
Thursday, Sth inst- at ! O'Clock p.
GODFREY Monday February rriet f.. widow OF the
late dward GODFREY Ia the 's9h year ., hsT Iame,.
GROsaoN-At Ux1ridge England; January 22 1893. Ame
liza Groshon he beloved vile ~ Henry w Sdoshon ana
{G Sia D'uS- ''' u VIC Lave '''' A'''' w
HYDE-At Darien Conn February T. 1883. of Plearisyi
Fanbie b. HYDE daughter Of the iae Joseph b. hyde of
FIaeTa from the residence Of Melville E. Mead Darion.
Conn., on saturday. February ~. at IL O'Clock a. N.
Train leaves Grand Genital Depot at 800 a. IN.
MAGFARLAXE-on tuesday. February D. William Mac
Funeral ON thursday at 0. m the residence OF his
mother AtwOodyille. Conn.
swINBURNE-At Paterson, \. J., Tuesday February 0,
1883. John SwinDurne. aged u years .,,
st., thursday, 9TH lust. AT O'Clock ., IN ~ -.,,
Erie Railway train eaes foot OF Chsn0ess at IL O'CLOCK
wILLETs-AtLis residence. "a Laayette.pacs on third
day evening 9th INST, Samuel Wets In tne ooth year o
The relatives and friend. of the family attend
pace on sixth day, 9TH Inst a. ,. oeGes'
WILLErs-Suddeny. fourth day. lh INST. Hannah X,
younges daughter Of Thomas and the late HANNAH X
Funeral rom residence. ROsyn L. L. on seventh
day, 10Th lust. AZ ii a. H.
woODwAKD-At Elizabeth y. j. February T. 1883, Dr. NJ
Friends anu reauyes are invited 70 S.iea1 t,e SCI
dence, 20 south Broadst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

that IL mononoy' IL IA sOnorous houth'hiIh@ sO'S
sna ~ ,"ord aid "a aynrage scrbhler spOntef Who
Snds hmseI short ar,u nent fires of at wh9eyeror
whatever he NAV happen 60 De opposing anu tnihhs S
his tagonist We wonder whether those VITO use rue
mi ss le 40 mno We ~ idea Of What u means. The
sa law OF this state provides that Any number of
nersons not ss than twenty-five. may form company
3,r the pnrosr IL con true ing, maintaining and Oper-
atine a ,ilro I'd" Tue d siue'ss bpen 10 all on equal
terms an in actual practice a. sooD as railroad ne
Games valuable, opposition companies spring up IKE
ms rooms 10 sp OF railroad company, the CT re,
a n monopoly " - rs lnucI missioner as 10 chil
mi-pnId ronha ration. There Is restriction upon
manu- acturing any kind, class or ch.rlci'r IN any
part OF tbs countr Ev"rNb 'dS ief 10 go IN Inc
business sngy pit er' Up or by forming c0rp0rA-
ton AZ ia CHI 4 dimculTy is from competition
anu over-prOductoD The manu- ac, ur r therefore, are
90 more monopnhsts" han polly VOC is locomotive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the cast t1saty-To1 hoars

ST't1p5f5 To-
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 a. m.-The bar
ometer is lowest northeast NewEmgand aud highest
near Cairo Fair weather prevails night in New-Eng
land and III. Middle States aud westward 10
Missouri Valley. Local rains are reported from the
Bouthern ates The temperature has risen slightly In
the Middle and South Atlantic states with light variable
nessee with nor nerly winds I'd ngncr temperature II
is about 100 col Ter in Oio Valley, aud slightly
colder In the Lake region than Wednes tay. The
Temperature has risen the Upper Missouri Valley
but continues below freezing.
Indications fJr t0-i ~
For the Middle Atlantic States slightly colder and
generally fair weather north west wInds higher bar
0meter In southern PORTIONS
For New England IA r weather. slightly colder north
west to southwest wnus, rising followed b. railing bar
Omeler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
ANOTHER STATEN ISLAND MYSTERY.

The body of a man wi h a bullet-hole in his right
temple was fou I'd Oh Tuesday after near New
Brighton, s aten is a d. AbOuv 3 O'clock William
ONel in retul ming from Silver LaAe through The
woods saw IN IA ylng near Tree about 300 feet
from tue Richmond urnpiKe. A C oser investigation
showed tina, the man was deal ONeil TepuT 90
his discovery to Coroner Holt wh" with O1hcer
Cobb and John Cronin, drove to the
an underIaker,s shop IN Wesi Brighton. When
found the man was lying on his oak with revolt
yer tightly clenched in his rIg Ut hand; Inc weapon,
when was empty, was 81 cdnbre revO yer.
The man was about tiIr. live years of age, feet
z inches high, and hid naTk naiI aud complexion,
and a nIistdche lie wore new SUIT Of Ldvy-Jlue
clothes slOucn hat. a white SHIRT. with collar aud
cuifs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
an EXTRAORDINARILY COROAER'S JURY.

Coroner Merkle yesterday summoned jury TO
hola an inquest ON the bod, o. Michae Ke.leDer
who vas killed at Bellevue HospitaI on Sunday ~ a
fellow patient who was suffering from
deliium tleInens. The names OF the
jurymen summoned are as follows: u.
s Grant, Whlam H. Vanderbilt, Jay Gould.
Roscoe Cooking, H,nry Wizard. Smith Ely, IT,
William X. Grace, Edward cooper, w. ii. Wiok-
ham, Chares T.. Loew, +. b. lhuTber. nheriu. II
Shook, Townsend Cox, IyanIel +. Ilenlann ana A.
Oaae, Hall. ar Aerkr twas asked by IRIBUNE
reporter If he expected 10 get his jury tosotner.
ION, yes" he replied summ"ned
Mr. SchuTz once. and he came. THIS IS very im-
p0itaut case, ana ueeDed 1t my dull 10 get the
best OF tie city tne july. Their recom-
mends tIOn will have some weight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb 81 a. m.-Since noon ives
terday the movement In the barometer has been up
ward. Cloudy weather, with LII inch of rain melted
snow, followed during the last half OF the day by
fair an clear weather. lie temperature ranged be
tween 46o 3d. the average ,3Co being 2l2 higher
than the corresponding day last and % higher
than Tuesday.
Crar weather, with slight chang IN tempera-
ture may be expected to day Ia his city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
A CARD FROM W. N. HALDEMAN.

UFFILE LOUISVILLE NUUHIEH-JUUHNAI- 7
The letter from me, published by NJ. ID.
Hanover in your issue Of yesterday, given at bis
appeal solely to him, he pleaded, from
the modification caused by the talk and sneers OF rival
advertising agents because Of the arranged change In
New-York Since it was written he allowed to be re-
dshonored usual draft him for amount Of
his monthly Indebtedness to this office, which made
necessary our card and caution Of MonGay last We re-
peat notification tnst yments for advertisements
running In The LOUISVILLE Courier Journal, ordered
through Mr. Hanover, be made only this flee or
to f. I. McFaioen, sole authorized and accredited
agent IN New-YOrk. W. n. HALDEMAN,
President Courier-J Ournal Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
TILE FIRE RECORD.
INCENDIARISM IN YONKERs.

A fire of undoubted incendary origin broke
out in an uoccupeJ store the heart Of Yonkers on
Tuesday night 1t promptly extInsushed by the
Fire Department. Rags saturated with benzine and
TO tie OF that fluid found near the spot where the
fire was stared The STOCK OF taiors store was dam
aged TO tue extent of 5000 lire occurre In the same
building some go and dana Sed The contents 10 Tue
several Thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
WILLIAM MACFARLANE.

William Macfarlane, who was appointed post
master Of Yonker about years agobut who has been
absent from his post account Of lhealth for more
than year. died at Mansfield Centre Conn.,, yesterday
morning he was fifty years old and leaves wife and
nve children. For many years he connected with
the silk manufacturing business OF Yonkers He was
Major Of the 18th Battalion n G. N.Y.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
CHARLES BALDWIN sEDGWICK

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. 7.-Charles Baldwin
sedgwick died here this evsnlng in the sxty-eighth
year Of his age. He had been confined
to his house only since Saturday with pneumonia Mr.
sedgwick for orty-ave years the leading lawyer
OF Central NewYork and for many years was head OF
the firm OF sedgwick, Andrsws& Kennedy OF his as
sociates being the Court of Appeals Bench.
He born in Pompey and was educated at Hamilton
College In 1858 he elected to Congress- serving on
the Committee on Naval AFFAIR." and reelected In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
A SCHOOL, BIrILDING BURNED.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Feb. THE main
build OF HaInhne University. situated midway be-
tween this city aud st. Paul. which was built IN 1873 at
a cost OF 100000, and was owned by the Methodist
Episcopal Church Society OF the state was brned ths
morning The school OF 100 pupils was IN session at the
time, but all escaped. Ghe LDriry was saved Dat tne
scnuol furniture destroyed The total loss 10
5000; insurance, $4,000 The cause OF the nre u
suppOsed To nave boon adjective lne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
OBITUA RY.
NJ. w. WOODWARD.

DR.. NJ. W. Woodward died yesterday at hfs
house Elizabeth at the age Of seventyseven He
dealer in cement In NewYork and identified with
insurance For many years he elder in
the PRESBYTERIAN Church and he took active interest
He was once president of the City Council OF Elza,eth
Up recent period he attended actively TO his business
and went daily to New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
TWO HOTELS DESTROYED.

BosToN, Feb. THE Seaside House at Sails
pury beach owned and kept b. Hiram Littleteld was
buried this morning. The loss is $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. Tho Kissimmee Hotel at
Kissnmee City, was totally destroyed by fire ast sun
"a night inc re was caused By defective huo In he
ktcne. No lives lost. lac baggage was all des-
truyod TIE loss IL -, 900; Insurance $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
BOARDERS ROBBED BYA WAITER.

No. Oh Washington-place Is large boarding.
house. About a month ago many of The bOarjers
were robOed of sums Of money ranging between
go anu 800. shortly afterwsrd FRANCIS Brown.
cOiored water, dl-appeaIed. Arthur III. DOusnton,
one of he boarders VINO had been robbed yesterday
saw Brown entering No. l43 East Ihirty-niih-st,
where no hau secured employment. Ills waller wsas
handed Oyer 10 The police,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
SET ON FIRE By A GAS JET.

A gas Jet set fire to a window curtain IN
the paror Of No 10 west FftyseoOndst last evening
at o'clock The house is the Residence OF Adolphe DE
Barry the Warren-st wine mpor er. 1he hremen del
uged the room with water, and soon extngulshed ths
fire Tn was, Oar pets and pictures were uamaseu
the extent OF $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
A EEDDlAG YESTERDAY.

Miss n. Jeanette Conkling, tie daughter
OF Frederick W. Conking, WAS married 10 L. d. Jones
last evening house of the brides father No. 2l2
East FIty-hird.st The Rev DIR. T. 8. Macarthur, pas
tor Of Calvary Baptist Church performed tho oere
nony The ushers were Jacob Van Deventer aud JcDn
T. Mills, jr. There were bridesmaids The aress Oi
the bride comprised prncesse tram or white ottoman
silk front OF uncut enDroded IN poinI hoe
design A tdlle veil and bouquet OF white roses anu
nies- tne-vulIey completed Tue toilet. reoeplon
follow ed ceremony ABOUT 200 people being present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
SUICIDE or 4 SCULPTOR.

John George Nosch, age nfty-fve German, ana
q sculptor and model MAKER Ul No. 200 East ZENITH
sty committed suic,ie yesterday BY $500 ing nm
Sell In The lett OreSt. iliIam Carew, nre Daroi-
man, entered hls Room aOout O'clock to ascertain
tbe cause 81 Tie presence smoke IN tie uu'd ng'
ne .ound the room on me and Noscn uead On tno
floor. The man hid been LII sana for some Llme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
OBITUARY NOTES.

MONTREAL, Feb. 7.-Senator Bureau is dead
at the age OF sixty.three years.
TORONTO, Ont, Fec. Judge Mckenzie senior Judge
Of York County died to might. He was known in the
United States counsel employed by that Govern
ment defend the Fenians OF whom twenty-five were
acquitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
CHAAPIONS PLAILAG CHESS.

The first of the series OF chess games between
captain Mackeuzlo, Champion OF Anerlca, ana
William StelntL, wnO shares with Wynawer the title
of chanpOn ,spayer Of tue world, play ed yes
toIuy Afternoon at tue Manhattan Guess CuD Rooms,
40. ITO East uur,eentn-st., and ended In a draw
of members the cIuO were present with their
inoAus lOuOweI tao varying phases OF tue game
Tn CLOSEST a tentlon. Csp,am MHckDnLlc ulaiI-
Iaiued to IN, emu very close game he t1hn- al
Vantage SUPPOSED 80 belong 10 tn. Upou1r HIS color
WI, MILI.n. l.e following ~ Inc K.IMe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

Tuesday February O. 1888, at tho
Church the Incarnation, by the Rev Arthur Brooks.
Helen IA mOnd daughter OF the iato William j. Olnne 10
Thomas K barnes, OF Brooklyn.
DAVIS-LANE-At Houston Tex, Thursday evening.
l. il. Clemens. ChIlst
Church. Mathew L. Davis Of Pensacola, Fla grandson Of
lie l. Davis, OF New NOIk) Laurie
Lane adopted daughter OF William " Il. Watson OF Hous-
ton, Tex No cards.
KIPLING-SHINDLER-At the residence OF the brides
parents West 5Oh-s. Tuesday February o. Is %, by
Inc Rev. Charles IL. Eaton Arthur " hphng Of kOsce
JuIIette B., daughter of James shlndleI OF
this city.
all notices Of marriages must be Endorsed uitk full
name and address,
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a RAILROAD Law 7OBE AMENDED.

HARTFORD, FeD. THE Railroad
tComuittee OF the Legislature has agreed
report fasoraby upon the Dili
amending the railra so "a 10 permit connecting
fai roads 10 c0DsOida Joiut SOCKS wnetner
IS1ea roads 10 In aolul operation or not.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram shOv'ths hsomes v.sons IN ts' city By ttnt.
efinches Tor the
midnight irregular white ne the oso aen
b. thu during hour TIE broken dotted lac
HUd
nat Phaf macy 2lS BfesdsA.
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NdRRIEU.

EIectros silicon has acquired national reputation as the
best silver polish. Depot, ~ JOkn-st, Newfork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap-The
exceptional strength It's perfume are the vecu
lar fasclnatons Of this luxurious article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

Burnett promotes the growth OF and beauties
the hair and renders IL dark and glossy
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SOCIAL ACCIDENTS.

Mrs. Renshaw Jones, Mrs. Adrian lselin, u,
Mira Cnarlea IL. Kay mond and Misc NsElo Haynoaa' q