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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
TOPICS BEFORE TIE SENATE.

lrBoI THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS ~ rnE TRIBUNE. ]
ALBANY March 2.-SenatOr Browning to-day
introduced a bill providing for the creation
of a Department OF Building, ia New-YOrk
The superintendent Of the department II Co be APP
pointed by the Mayor OF New-YOrk within twenty Gays
al or the passage Of tue art; ne 10 $1,000
weary salary aud l. the nssistanee Of deputy
su9crniend, Mt a. $500 salary and attorney al
$4,000. Tue Board OF Estimate aud AppOrtOnment In
To- state whal thc Department sha eXpcnd yearly.
The Prumbitory ldient 70 tue Constitution was
r.tortrd favuInJy ty scatc Judiciary Committee
Al war made 81 spccill orr cr for tuesday nOrnihg
Senator Browning called thc aitent ~ o. tnr senate
todt III resolution, the operations ~ the seam
Lc.iing companies u Ncw-NOrk tit The resolution IN
s,ucts the NcWNutk oena or 10 report what ie2sa ON
a. necessary Guc proper tNcrlae Oi tbrr 81 an
cnse, b. thcsc corp jratiOns and more adequate sud
Efficient system 81 p4gins the strccs anu avenues III
Nes-Iurk.
: .uutor Neson offered bill AUTHORIZING company 70
cons ct an uqLedurt fIOuI the waters OF tuc upper
uu,lson at Gcus rail ii ,ng the IT,, OG tie Hudson
soutnwe,t ana supply cues VITA pare water
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THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

W.snINaToN March 2.-The Government
called Charles H. Hooper TO the witnes stand IN tue eta
oute trial this morning Witness bookkeeper for
ronoe Lawson Co, banker, OF New YORK, anG loil-
tiaed warrant drawn to order Of John NJ Peek de-
ro.ited by T. W. TOrrey, Dorseys bOokSeeper to Dor
seys credit on August 10, 1880. MI Bliss pointed out
that the warrant had been drawn on August 10 ana
bore Pecks Endorsement although the evidence showed
thai IA \ was then In New-Mexco WDbpr ii. swift M
Carl Mcclellan. former employees On the Bismarck
Tongue River route. gave testimony.
Mr. Mcclellan said Jonn Dorsey told him they OK
peced to get the service increased perhaps III thiee
months 10 "A tr week " and in three months more W
daily service. He expected to lose money on the "S
seyce but after execution and increase expecte' I"
realize about $4,000. He said bis brother-Senaor
D.r.,y-was chairman OF the Post Ohiee Comhl'tee
md through his Influence expected to get the increase
He ree rred 10 Senator Dorsey and the Second AesSa'
Rosttnastar General John Dorsey said II dld MOI he
difference whether or not the carriers st Soo
AsssI ant POstmaster-Genera! aud ual Orsahlvu ih
IN Washin gTon. Gathered from the cohNcVshtVn @
they M ant himself Jonn Dorsey, senator DORSEY
and others. -, ~. =, 81.
Isaac Ca bell who had been employed by Dorsey III es
tabnshing Bismarck Tongue River route, corIoDo-
rae the testimony TIE prece ing witness ID fe-uu
to the conversation with JOhh DORIS y lie shlu he hh
had "bicked" believing THAT tne rout' wou no pay
JOtn Dorsey assured that the rOu wOud NC III
creased so a. 70 pay well. MAJ .o.4,
fed that Rerdeu ua1 Office in tle building Witness
went into the Office every morning, ana on the uay
before Kernell released Om jan ne IOld Tue uV"
open and papers stIewn over tie hCOr
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OTHER STATE LEGISLATURES.

HARRISBURG, Penn, March 2.--In the Senate
this morning Senator Gordon moved that committee be
apuointed to nvos gae the alleged sup rsion OF test
nony In the STANDARD ola tax suit by l.. q. Patterson.
senator Emory denied that Pat erson had refused TO
furnish testimony, and declared that lie hal paid Pat
,erson 81 900 10 collect evidence from the Atlantic 10
the Pac nc against the Standard oil COMPANY, but the
alter portion ruled out by tho CourI Senator
moved to me Governors message 20 the
Committee Judiciary General, which adopted
Inc passed the bill 10 Abolish the RecordefsGp
OF Philadelphia
BOSTON, March 2.-The House this afternoon recon-
sdered vote whereby tho resolution providing for
biennial elections and biennial sessions ayr ed to-
and II was recommitted 10 tho Committee on Bills on
tue reading This practically defeats the measure
this session
AUGUSTA, Me-, March 2.-1he House to-day recOnSid
cred the vote whereby tho bill restoring the death pen
atty was pisaed. The amendment giving tie jury
the ght 10 determine wheIh the prisoner shall be
hange.i commit ted 10 state Prison Tor life was re-
fec ed and the bill then passed nearly as 1t came from
cOm
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WESTERN UNION LITIGATION.
REIPF REFUSED LEAVE TO BEGIN SUIT TO yAcATE
rtft. coMpANN'S CUARTTR


TIE COMPANY's CHARTER.
ALBANY, March 2.-l'he Attorney -Generai
to-day denied the application Of j. C. Beif to begin
suit TO vacate the cnarter OF the Western Union Iee-
grapn Company. and 20 remoye the directors AT the
conclusion of long opinion, reviewing the history OF
recent litigation against the Western Union and Mutual
Union Companies, the Attorney General saws;
In my investigation have examined the decisions OF
the co IRIS IN various cases IN which the question
OF Illegal Issue of western Union STOCK mas
aion, satisfied that tue cases tried ny emf
nent coun 'el ave been oroagnni ntnd
by courts represent fairy the situation But wnllo
the questions Inch IN litigation Ia TINS case are OF
grta interest TO the stOcknO ~ themselves lnere arc
ether ques iOIs In which The ate seI has more hnhe
date ana acca interest Under enaptrr "a 81 tae
Laws OF 1850, and amended acts, the we'ern Union
Telegraph Company, In the judgment OF tue Controller
and The Attorney General became liable TO pay or the
years 1880, 1881 1882 taxes To the amount OF ut
for The wear 1851 D. direction Of tse Controller,
collect tie y" tax on The basis o. ssooo0ooo OF tao
tal belO ging 10 the ueIendant cJnpany becomes
apparent iha If the people OF tue stae nad Judgment
Upoa that amount IL would bs inco lsistent
wiz, The c,ion agins the company TO vacaIe char
the act OF 1850 amending the act OF 1880
applicable 10 a portion OF tho tax AGAINST the
Wes.ern Union Company, the Controller u,
stock Which, in nls JUG nenL should be basis OF
sn entrry DIV the auoun of actual capital stock OF the
comp 10y tnat 1. impossible 10 ignore The consequence
Therefore the CoD,.Oier and AttOrneyG-ncr / com
mnncated the situation 10 tue Legislature ON tie 3OtI
Jalua-t lSS3, e. the encC OF cutong Jde ucnt,
auG by secOId oO.nmunlcaI'n To the Finance Commit
tee the l2tI February, 1855 ADVISED tn4t GAINS
would be upon tho cntrc amour o. caplth SOCK
OF $5uUOOOOO. nucss JtherW SO diretcu Oy rdsJuoh
OF the Lu- II AZURE. In pursuance OF tdnt POI cy'
aud believing tnat TIE Stite nis valid claim agahst
the company, Wv TO trol,r ana Attorney ueno14 arc
cudeavuTfug 10 collect the same ny utGatOht dhu tie
0oicuding company Is sirtnuou'f its5lIg
tae correction. 10 wodd b. exceedingly IN
wise 10 cuu.rrass sucu litigation Malch ahofus
"A promise OF beucAClIl results BY an lhcOu-
sstrnt nigation conn need IA tue OF people,
which WOulI inevitably emnhriass the ACTON
Ihis coIisid radon would, therefore, Dc pa.a-
ul,atnt ~ .etsrmining tie Attorney Genera to
commence no 1T sauOn against tue western Union
ecrtpn Company or ts d,rcc such is asked for
ey. suc1 litigation 10 De moro hzel' OF success
tuau 90 uO6 apprHrs review 81 lac alleged liic-
ncs OF company and u, directors. Ihc duplication
il fltsff pft. utsl
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4 QUEER COMMISSIONER.

10 the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Anyone who suppOses that Leroy d.
Thoman is ut to be member OF the Civl service Nom
mission IL greatly mistaken. He Is said to be college
brad man. The Is college bell was never heard by
him as he "a too itsrate get to-day in any part OF
Ohio certificate TO teach common-schooL He Is the
tyne of Democ referred by Horace Greeley when he
laysi "Netner elementary instruction nor knowledge OF
transprng Is necessary to teach the essential
articles of tho Democratic creed The less one knows
and learns the more certan Is uo 10 'ote 'ne regular
ticket from A 10 lizard"
Tbis man Jhoman Probate judge two terms, aud
how did lie get therei simply thus the people of the
as end OF this county joined to take the county seat
rom the center and bring here. The Democrats and
R.publcans Joined hands divided up the county Offices
and the best Of both parties were shy OF this DOM
bfnston Fhoman came to the front without opposi-
finn got hts rnongrel vote and was elected when the
time for tn second term came Th0man was Violent
rsts Jaw humble pie must eaten by them II they got
sny offices so tney Endorsed the Green6aek nominations
Now how did be conduct this Object Why, In the most
disgrsceful manner and with shaneia
TIE greater part OF the tme away. ana osters %
fbs law rorred ne should do were neglected, and the
balance done BY LADY dspn aS tt er have
been nut forth H. the cause OF 81 More GreehDasi VI
fact, his soci nancl = ana business
lie Is said To have been the Editor OF Democrauc
weekiy-and onIT-Democraflc paper OF nis co nty Tor
few months but his partner iurnhned inc Sia"'i"
Ne ia said 20 be q lawyer. Wen, 20 Is knd OF q
lawyer aud came 10 this state from tnaiSna " yan
permit 70 practice law but the committee who exam
fined him here said privately that be was the most gao
rant man before Lhe and not at all entitled 10 GER
tffcste but they would give 20 him a. II was merely
corn and That he did not kno" enough spou
law 20 hurt any one.
II have written ia true is he the proper mar 70
assist IN making praooa the best statesmsnshp shown
V he EepnDuea since the crushing out OF the Rebel
iinf We have Democrats here who are intelligent and
in favor of Civi service Reform but Thomas Is not o,
that number. lie Is a sp Ills man. sa"on man, and
sep with tine most aggressive DemocTals In all teir
,ncdern ,,artV tactics. Again quote The TKiBUNEs
fmnder: q Whatever chasIsemeDt may De de"rVed
by our national sDs We must nope thS. ts 9tsstaos
s,d ha1ni alton will be spare u.s. me oCnduOh OF
tai Judge very similar to that OF tue oo iaoy VINO
sannosed she mad "A mortal malay, ana aier cafsiu
ranir alton by her phy stefan, ohe was lhioineu tnat
her roaDe was gas IL diadem. ana of course IN
curaDc. .oo,,
YOu,gsloun, ohio, Feb. q, 1888
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The conference re"
port ON the District Columbia Appropriation bl was
red to by and the House to day Ahe
Senate gave unanimous for the printing OF the
conference reports Internal Revenue and Iarin
bill. prep .ratory to presenting &c to the 5enle-
The River and HsrbOr bill referred 10 the Commit
tee on Commerce Mr. Ldmunds insisted that the bill
should 60 TO loot OF the calendar and gave notice
that when it should be reported from the committee he
would oppose its consideration
motion to proceed 70 the election OF the successor
OF President Davis q noon tomorrow was adopted.
In tne House the Senate amend nents 10 the Sundry
Civil b were concurred IN. The MISSISSIPPI CON
tested eloctIo Buchanan ag INST Mannlns was
taken u resolution granting tue contestant leave TO
Withdraw papers adopted thus confirming the
rigut Mr. Manning 90 tue seat.
motion suspend the rules aud to pass resolution
giving poA er President to veto specc items In
appropriation bills lost on vote OF lOl to o. not
tile necessary twJ-thlrds IN tao air native motion
authorizing the Southern Pacific and other railroad
compan unite form continuous nne OF
railr md rom Pacific Ocean 10 the Gulf OF Mexico
Was lost by vote OF 81 10 Us.
The senate amendments to the bill increasing the pen
siOns Of soldiers aud sailors Who nave lost I'm or
leg In tue agreed 10. Tho Legs APP
preparation bill was passed by vote OF III 10 Nv
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No RECEIVER For LIE CAsNo.

ALBANY, March There was hearing this
morning before the Attorney General on the Application
Of Henry h. smith and John X Bl1odgood stockholders
of tue New York Concert Company tine Cas- MOI 10 have
Attorney Gene bring action la DUST the present
dre-tors Ol the pa y and ur tue apiOntmeIt Of
receiver. Tee At.urne -Geucfa denied te Application
II Ia understood from some OF the directors and stock
no ders Of the that further legal steps will be
Iakeu by them Immediately. Ono Of the stockholders
said yesterday that the efforts OF MerSrs Boodgood,
smith and willard simply to save the present
compnny and not to make money for themselves. Mr..
B.oOdgood, who has recently made an examination Of
fine hooks md accounts OF tie asnO ralu tlat 10
the money already due mocha cs and OF er creditors
and 70 Duding wouldrcqure at least 800 900
even If the remaining stock Oi the company should DO
a1ld q q nir Yalue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
EXCISE CoMIiISSIO ,ERS DEFENCE

The Excise Commissioners have sent an open
letter TO John JAY who presided at the recent meeting
IN seinwuy Hail. under the auspices OF the Church TEN
perance Society. In answer TO certain charges against
them made at that meeting. They allege that they
have done good service in "weeding out dsreputaoe
houses" while at the same time increasing he %
~ the denartment although they do not deny that the
revenues were larger several years ago than AT present
They assert . to be untrue that licenses nave peen
,rn1ted 10 "Billy" McGlOry and "Owney GeOghegan,
and say that they hav div ont of business some OF
a,d "bnnt fbe licenses issuel TO "the French Madame
the Hnynarket Empire Cremorne and other dsreput po
commissioners admit are now ll'enscu
In nnnber of licensed / put wn as 80 ~ IN
stead OF 600 and the number OF unlicensed dealers -
snid 10 be 100 Tho maps exhibited at the meeting aro
said 10 be Inaccurate The Commissioners declare lhat
tbev are work ne for the best interests OF the city,
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OBITUARY..
DUDLEY MOWER DuBOSE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 2.-Dddiey Mclver
DuBose exmember Of Congress from this district died
at Washington today, Of analysis
General DuBose was born IN Shelby County. Tenn,
October %, 1884 He was time student at the
University of Mississippi aud also studied and practised
law During the war ne was a brgader-g general in the
Confederate Army He was elected in 1870 10 the
XLIId Congress from OF the Georgia districts as
Democrat and served from March L. 1871. to Mrrch 3
1873 General DuBOse tLe sOnI1-liW Of u neral
Robert TOomOa few weeks ago Gener 81 ToomDs DIS
ried General DuBOses daughter ne, aase she haq
MARRIED the man Of ner cnOce providing ia ais will hat
OF his property should 10 her directly or ind
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Shining from Afar.
SAFE FROM THE STORM WITHIN THE HARBoR
BAR-THE LIGHT OF HOME

Life stormy None the rgors Of the frozen
oceans tropical cyclones fearful swoop With torn
sails and spsrs into the harbor Of home for
repairs the window where mother or wife
watching Is the lighthouse the rocky coast Both
SOU and body renewed and strengthened In that blessed
land refuge spirit there the balm
OF sympahy heart the cheering tones OF
those whose bound with ours' and Tor all
cknesses body which can be had through
external channels there is BENsoN's cAPclNE POROUS
P-AsTER-which relieves Neuralgia rheumatism all aches
of the back or limbs, ana does 1t AT ONCE.
Who knows trouble Will when the Reaper vii
thrust in his keenl We knew man who allowed
his wife to die he to for
medical treatment men, however live and have
their beng on higher Will do anything to help
those they love Yet how lille hiag DISPOSITION with
out the means good The gun always near
the hunters hand. Que BESsoN's PLASTER ~iihin
thousand in the warehouse or In o' sh'
drug store
Home u not cieanest purest strongest
quickest external remedies Keep 'ne'a near
at hand night and day. Price 20 Genus S@A"0"' ~
JOHNSON. Chemists. New. ORR.
Posi- Oauce Notice..
Foreign the ending March VIII close " 'nis
Office follows
SATURDAY for Ireland per IS CITY o. chester.
Sss s lET PEI .s y al. N 1aS at
hed direct p sI -. 's S nsa va va
y a. -
sl,Sgow az a. europe. per -, vera VIA SCUM.
nnon and Bremen c0tltni must De difcstod
pes " eT.a"I 50 IN Tor Cuba and Porto Rico ger
So Ma ara, via Havana.
CIT a 1850 q M FOR Honduras and Livingstone, per
So Wan,,efeT Via New-Orleans
Mails for Japan PEE ss Gae ie wa san e.4n-
ciseo close III. at D. Mats Aus.
Iraa Ns1.Zeaand saai oicn aud F.i lsiaais per -.
zeA.andl san rraleIsco. eoss area . ~ Z p n-
henry q. PEARSON. Postlnastoc
Post ONCE. New-York. ~. u, Feb -. 1888.
schedule OF closing OF tanspaoihc mails Is arrange on
thoir uninterrupted overland thhat ~
san Francisco East aruyng on ilie a. an
Francisco day Of sailing steamers are dispa'0heo
,Aouoe The gay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
CONDITION or THE RUBBER MARKET

The rubber market has been exceedingly
duh since closing Of the factories several weeks AGO.
As natural result crude rubber nssaccumuated until at
the present me there this country alone 100000
pounds awaiting purchasers. several shipments amount
Ing 100 tons nave been sent to Europe Dat nr demand
has now ceased Manufacturers still adhere to their
agreement 10 keen their fact closed Wit stock OF
on hand they are not inclined 20 listen to the
pcsuasive elOqueuce ~ nunoer OF heavv lhpoi ers
who by Offering large consgumeuts at com1a 'atVrly
low gur have to reVerSt thel nccleoh anu
open their f. Ia CONSIDERED certain that ~
actu viii not rsume Work unth the lhtler part
of June tle lrst ol July.
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ton DR.: A. Il. Hammond talked about the Penal Code.
ana tne nrst conviction record when Proserpne was
sent to-a1em-ror eating pomegranate seed"
among the huge, Titanic toass the following
was crce the ioundress OF Cincinnati trans
formed make good pork o. Lares ct Penates or what
Is houe without some broken CHINA and dado :" 1.-THE
ste I'm pipes the Nessus shirt Of NewYor" aud " Tie
elevated railroads. or the Jupiter Tonans of our CITY the
dorado OF modern times; five cents enoueh Tor
man.. When 1t seemed that enough had been aid
TO Mother Earth and after enough time seemed to nave
been was ed in waiting the LrO her Ttans VINO were
Otherwise engaged the symposium the sons
Terra separated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
CONTROL OF "1HA B&OOKLYY UNION"

Thomas Kinsela and William Hester of
The Brookln ate have yet completed their pur-
chase of The UniOn-ArOS They hold the right OF pur
chase and this rgh has been sold 10 Joan Foord Inc
matter Ia tue hands OF Mr. Foord lawyers anu
- ,,,Io oar IA obtained and satisfactory arrange
perfected for rhe disposition OF the 100 shares OF
s,oo winch IL Is proposed issde Mr. Ford and his
friends will probably complete the purchase Oh lie
sre ,iyun Is 100000 for the n-wsp tper ana tue
bnlling Mr. Foo d. II Ia understood WIN not make the
,,nt,r,s nnless be re- ANS cOn, rolling interest
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MIDNIGHT YEA THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Tor @e PIT t0'a'y-fo" Ao'r'

synopsis FOR hs pat t0'ii3fo" h1uf
WAsHINGroN March 81 a ma cold wave
is approaching from the Northwest, aud viii extend
over the Atlantic coast districts causing slightly colder
weather on SATURDAY uight and sunday Fair weather
prevails to-nIght all districts with norhery to west
ery winds In the Northern states, and southwest to
norbwest winds IN the Southern rhe temperature
has risen slightly In the Southern, Middle and New-kne-
land state and 10 hug IN all other dlstric.s Tue
M.sissp nas feu inches ut CdrO md risen linen at
Mem his ylcksburg aud New-Orieans. add inches at
Helena
Indications for today
For New England aud the Middle Atlantic States,
colder fair weather, northeast TO northwest winds,
hg ncr barometer.
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TIE ARMY ANDNAVY.

( WASHINGTON, March 2.--FOr the purpose
of correcting the records Of Captain George B. Rodney
Attn Regiment Artillery, be nominated for promo
ton TO be captain in that regiment but the Senate has
rejected the nomination
Passed Assistant Engineer A. Z. Willis has been or
dered to tAe Norfolk Navy Yard. BOARD OF survey
consisting OF Captain Kimberly Naval Constructors
Webb aud Hchborn and Assistant Constructor Hoover
has been appOin ell TO ascertain the cost OF placing ne
Cnlted sta steamship Npsie, az the port oI New
York in GOOD repair.
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THE NAVAL BILL AGREED TO.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The conference
report on tine Naval bill made 10 the House
tonight The report strikes OUT the provisions
of Inc bill relative 10 vacancies in the Pay
Corps the promotion the rank OF Rear Admiral and
the abolition he grade OF Commodore Repairs OF en-
pipes and machinery not to exceed ~ per cent
Of tue OF new ones. III any OF the
steel cruisers are built by contract tne
go tracts are 10 be made vita lowest an1 best re-
spousD,e bidders The bl apprOpriates Sl5,S9l,OO0.
Vhe report agreed to-
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WILLIAM FLETCHER.
W LILA
William Fletcher, {

William Fletcher, senior member of the firm
of W. x \. Flech r formerly Fletcher. Harrison Co.,
owners OF the North Iron Works No. 246 Westst.
died at his house, No. p Domuickst yesterday morn
ing o. pertouiis. after brief illness He was one OF
the Oldest meonaucs In the city Besides holding half
.rst In the r IN works he was director A. the TuDu-
lar Barrow aud Machu Company OF Jersey CITY lie
leaves a vile, tree daughters and one SON. lie had
-I.,nl .LlIn MI
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CINCINNATI Marca 2.-General Peter j. Sui
Ivan died to-day. at tue Of sixty-two years He
served during the war colonel in the Ash Ohio Regi
meat He was appointed Minister TO Colombia ny fresl'
dent johnson, aud ppo ntcd to that position oy
President Grant. General sullivan entered the army
In NOyeMb r, 1861, Ii uteuant colonel OF TIE 4oti
Ohio and IN ue ia folio wing ~ neoa ne eoOnei OF
the regimeat. IL resgn ID August y 1865 ana ~ 1870
he was given the rank OF brevet Drgsdel geHerui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 81 m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday downward until afternoon
when the mercury began 10 RISE Cloudy weather. with
light rain early the second quarter, was followed by
clear weather. The temperature ranged between 37'
and co, the average l4aJ being 4aso lower than on
the corresponding day last year aud ss higher than on
Thursday. ., =.
Clear fair and cooler weather may be expected TO-
day in this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
SALE orr COLLECTION or PICTURES.

The art rooms OF Edward Schenck. the
rcttoncer at No 81 Nassau-st were crowded Thurs
ov afternoon during nrst days sale Of PR vate
COLLECTION of modern paintings Tue bidding was slow,
boweyer work OF f. Paczka " Monk shaving" sold
for 81 So Teea-Tete in NJ ire Autoinette's Room
by MOSES NlEut ctcii'" $500 %
by j. CnemOuss brought $40; aad Odt In the Coll,
by Aug Il. A. schenck, went e $3.50
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THE NONE roR INrnMPERATE WOMEN

The Christian Home for Incorporate Women
In East Fiity-sey enth-sL thrown open 10
the public for The first time yes erd'y afternoon
Among those present the Rev. Dr. fotter
aud wife, tho Rev. Dr. 9. Irenaus Prime
and wife, the Rev. DR.. Marvin H. vincent
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James Talcot MT ana
Mrs Morris X. Jesup, Mrs. william T.. Doug, Mrh RUS
sell Sage, M a. ID. II McA,in. Mrs. NJ. "a ONE MRS
Trancs slade and Mira freucrlrk A. BoJtd. motifs n
Jesup presided. Addresses We're maze % MI Jesup
and the Rev. Drs. Potter, Vincent and Primo.