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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25
THE FINE RECORD.
NETWORK FIREMEN KEPT BUSY.

NETWORK FlREMEN KEPT BUSY.
Eleven companies of firemen worked for
nearly an hour after p IN. yesterday to extinguish
flames which had started in the basement OF No 2sS
Bowery. The large brick b ling above WAS soon filled
with smoke. A frc-escape the Houston ST. side OF
the building was used by several persons, who were
afraid to 90 dow the stairs les ding to the Bowery.
although at no time they impossible. Great vol
unas Of smoke rolled up m front Of the building. and en-
yclopcd the HCust0n-s station OF the Elevated Rail
road Two reengnes were stationed directly under
the station and the smoke them made It impossible
for any one To 90 up down the stairs. There was
blockade Of street cars the Bowery The lire did not
get beyond the basement. aud the damage to Mr. XII
,hcnsks property was estimated AT Sl5OO. Slight dam
age wa. caused by water the first floor, where W.
Rosenberg had stock OF oils and paints VINE the el
waited Train. passed through the smoke M HoustOnst
station. much excitement was caused IN the cars
Three alarms were sent ont AT y. m i0r hre IN tne
Mofat Building. 80 BOO brOad"hy "HeIe Sr a. ~
occurred January 81 Repairs In the building were
st To progress and 1t Is believed that the IRE there as
evening caused hy TIE carriessness o aoe Pascl
cr who were work the top story OF the rear extern
sion yesterday. The flames hurst from the ROOF ana
made threatening show before tue nfeen ehche1 NC
buidlng. There occupants IN that part OF le
heard 20 the roof. and for time ii was feared
that some persons had been injured AFTER the hanies
had been extngu-ned search was made put theio
evidence that any persons had Deeh cauEut ~
tie htnc7 ne o,I.S "xcn ~ ~, 400 Tbe nrin-
cpa -uercrs the folio wing tenants OF the hIst ana
second floors. which front ON orth St = Bachman'
Janr. n, shawl, and suits $4,000 Nelson Brothers,
woollen- $1,000 American WOODEN NILS. 1000 L.
Dr.Ifoo, Il CO.. linen. and plaids. $4,000; Charles 5
IN tgins, soap. $1,000 and Gillian CO., dry goods
: 900 The osst, the other pants Of the build
ue will 900. Most Of these losses are covered
by insurance.
Fire broke out about y. IN. yesterday IN the
basement II the fourstory ir1ntr mt building at No.
1872 Duanest. occupied by Powers Gable. dealers In
boots an shoes TIL flames spread rapi ~ ascending
by stairway t. the floor ABOVE which Ia occupied by
Ezra Benedict, dealer IN slippers, and sacv. Adams
CO.. dealers IN mems fine shoes The fire was put out
within half an hour the damage done by the flames be-
ing compar lively slight. The water, however, had
& 20 ) 900 rach aud that or wers Gable $4,000.
The cause OF the fire is unknown The store hai Just
b en- closed TOR the nigh when tae Ia nos were as
coyered smoke was sucled the afternoon by firms
adjoining the store Ia ChurcG-st
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DIED.

BRIsTOLIn this city Saturday afternoon February a.
NJ, wife OF 4. NJ Bristol.
Friends and relatives OF the family Respectfully invited 70
West 22d.st Tuesday. 9th inst. at ii O'Clock
DILLINGHAM-n Fast orange. February 49, Juliet Tall
man. widow OF the late Robert III. Dilin gham.
Funeral services at ocl0ck Monday February e. at
the residence of Mrs. J. d. Holmes South Arngtonave
F0oTE-At the residence OF his parents OF inflammation %
the bowels Alfred youngest son OF Dr. 4 b. ana h q.
F)Ote. aged IL and months.
Funeral at the family residence No 100 Lexington ave. on
sunday afternoon at 3;l5 O'Clock.
HART-Snddeny. the 18th at Willow Spring
Ranch Grant Co. New le leo Duncan O. Hart third SOD
OF ichard p aud Maria Iillmln dart. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends tngsd atUei funeral
vices at Calvary Church 4th.ave ST. Monday
morning 18th INST, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Inter ment at Troy. Y. Y
SCOBEY In this city February 90 1893 Joshua ScObey
native Of GOsuen orange Co.. n.y. aged n years. n0aths
and 81 days.
Goshen papers please copy
THoMSONOn Fri lay morning February %, Mary Corwin
Thomson. wife OF William A. no AGED -
Relatives AID friends respectful nyel 10 attend her
funeral iro her late residence. No l22 West 23st,
lay, the 18th ilsf.. at 3 O'Clock D.
Inter uent in SecO nd Street Cemetery.
Relatives aud friends Kindly requ esed not TO send
flowers.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MR. DALY,S NEW PIECE.

.coron TUentv-eight, or Casting the Boone
.onop ,s ,be title of four-act farce adapted from
The German by Mr.. DAILY, which was produced last
night at Day's Theatre. and was seen there by
numerous and brilliant audience. Tho number
"72sr is the number OF portrait of lady, the
original of which is sought by q gentleman who
wishes 10 marry her, and who eventually discovers
her and does marry her. The phrase, Casting the
Boomerang" bears reference to a theory enuncated
by this gentleman. to the effect tAat every man,
sooner or later casts boomerang-that is to say,
commits some act of egregious folly. The truth OF
this precept IS enforced in the experience of the
chef persons in this piece. There Is no plot. Inc
farce j. extremely fra gile-bccause insignificant IN
story ana desulrory IN movement. The incidents,
however are numerous and often ludicrous. lne
chief merit of the composition consists III It's
eccentric characters. Out OF IWeNe paI'S'
six are good-in the sense that they
afford opportunities for the actors. These were
carefully and effectively improved. Miss Ada Rehah
enacts a girl who is a compound of the hOyden' INC
coquette and he ing6nue and her crisp execution
and mlschlevOus plquancy. as well OF speech ana
movement a. of temperament, were exceedingly
effective, so that she was recalled upon the
scrne, with cOpious applause. similar compliment
rewarded Mr.. William Gilbert, a grimacing, mon
keyish, comic, extravagant, cancaturcd Italian.
Mr. Charles LecIercq imperSOndted a literary hum
bug and Mr. James Lewis, in new and irresls-
IDLY comic makeup illustrated the Stiffness of lit
erary vanity-a chief point of attack in the mild
satire of this piece. There Is little in 1.-The Boom
erangn aside from what the actors lnfusc A
merry trle, prettily set and skilfully acted-that
is all; and saying that is closing the chronicle
The piece was received with moderate favor
The complete cast, with descriptive lines. is gwen
here:
Courtney Coriss gentleman Of leisure, with theory con-
cening his idle time In the Pheasant
pursuit of Hunting Face Onn Drew
Iauncelt argiss retired party VINO Oeco mes the Vic
OF the Inevitable, aud is bound, Mazeppahke 10 ms
Paul Hoiyhock his oninaw devoted to his potato beds
untlI The femnter comes .. .YOrke stephens
sirnor Palmro Tambonn late Maitre Ballet, Convent
~ william Gilbert
A Postman on His Round l. MeoDeI
PROBES aegh inventor and founder OF re age Tor Ie
Jobbns. Olyh0cks farmer '" IL eehldh
Mrs Bypa ia Bargiss Lady possessed OF ancestors asa
lions and hobby MIS- u H. ',l!uvIt
Dora y oyhock her daughter. with grievance and who
''' " W nv ~ Virginia Dreher
Fios the much sought 2Osf' Ada Rehan
Jessie yetrnn beyond her station een Legion
$500 $3.50
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the principal features Of the evening. Among
those present were Hubert Herkomer, j. Alden Weir
". ~ smedley. Carroll Beokwith, Eastman Johnson, O.
y turner Gilbert Gaul Arthur Patton, NJ f. II. DeH as
W. g. Macy Wells Champney Joseph Lyman. jr Robert
hoe1er' Robert C. Minor Arthur Quartlcy. Profess r
kOnde! colonel Larned II West Poiut; George Story
DIT C. Pardee. j. W. Alexander and Ralph De Cordova
About 10 o'clock after the pictures had been examined
ny the company, Montague Marks, for the Art Commit
Tee, presented with few words Hubert Herkomer'c
portrait of Mr.. Reid; Dr. A. L. Macdonald, vice.
president OF the club mad short speech in
receiving the portrait for the club, and introduced Mr.
Herkomer to the company. Mr. HerkOmer spoke CRATE
fully OF the pitalty which, he said had been
him I'm America and thanked the cub for the kind re-
ceptlOn that had been given bOth himself and TO his
picture. miscellaneous entertainment followed.
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LEAPING FOR THEIR LIVES.

A fire which broke out about o'clock YES
ter,lay morning in the twOstory frame building No. IS
Myrtleaye. Brooklyn. left 1t total wreck II was oc-
cuplcd by John A. NOEL liquor store, and 1t is
supposed the fire was caused by overheaed stove.
The barkeeper John Busting, who lives with his vile
and two children the store. had Just gone to bed
The flames spread so rapidly that he was Obliged 10 es
cane by the second story window BuShing Jumped,
sruck on the sidewalk and Received severe concu
of he spine His wife fo'lOSed hi, aud had an arm
brok.n The cnildren were rescued without danger
The injured people taken To the Brooklyn Hospital
Tue bHiding is owned by Jonn Mullins whose loss Is
81 800 fulH insured. MOeler's loss on stock and FIX
lures is 800 covered by insurance Bushing loses
: NJ m uruiture,
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MIR MILLS,S CONCERT.

The arduOus duties of an engrOsslnS profess
sion have Of late much Kept Mr. ; b. Mills from the
concert ROOM But last evening he was welcomed by
large audience in Steinway Hail. Mr. Mils's plano
forte aging mas apparently lost none OF Its familiar
characters c beauty and charm These appeared per as
most Gle 1Iy in the Cnopin "Berceuse" and "Etude,
snd IN the difficult and brilliant polOnaise OF Mr. f.
BTandes-a heard asst evening for the first time ID
nuDic-yhion l. marked by the the matte flcn
ness the full invention, and true romantic
ser1ons works o, this composer The most imp0rian nj
number OF the programme was the Ru0nst in sonata
plaved bv Mr. Mills Sir. +. Bergner In tue SAINT
EsSns variations on a Beethoven theme, Mr. Nj "a was
assisted Ov very young pup l. Mise Iherese HclInei
whose performance was extremely cfcult"OIo anu ""0
VIII r.ata
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,noosis for the past tssnty.four hours

HJl0DStS
WARRINGTON. Feb. 25-1 a. m.-The river
at Cairo is inch above the high water OF last year and
is rising it is 80 feet inches at Memphis, over one
foot above danger line and IL feet and inches at
Vcksburg or inches above danger line. Very heavy
rains have fallen in Mississippi, Arkansas, tennessee
Kentucky, indiana. Hi OILS, Missouri ara Iowa ou'inE
the past twenyfonr hour which will cause the Lower
Mississippi to increase and they will probably prove as
desir Icve tie floods of last year Inc severe slo
which central In Arkansas Is now central i'll tue up
per Ike region. ,,,-...... , ,,o
He w rains are rppOre1 from the Middle STATES Lake
region ana OHIO Valley tome ht and hglt rams III vac
Southern states east of the M5siss NJ ohghI WIZ
east TO south winds prevail d irlctS etst 81 tIG
iop and colder caring weather, Win hor'heIl!
Winds prevails in the Northwest.
Jnd,cqt0Hs Jr tJ-ttI
For New England, snow and rain. warm southeast "
southwest winds aud lower 5a Omeler, -,
For The Middle Atlantic States, snow ana ram IA ho u
portion and rain in southern portion loOWSu ~
warmer cea weather during the evening" Southeast
TO southwest winds, lower barometer
Ind cations for tDaOrroc
The indca ions that fair weather VIII preNa'' III
the southern and Middle state on Monday.
CduOndry Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Fort Macon TO sahuy
Hook.
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"Othello" will be repeated Saturday evening. Ham
let" will be the sixth performance, with James r. Mur
cock as Hamlet, John Mccullough "a Ghost Edmund
Collier as CiduduS John A. Els or as PotonuS LOUIS
James as LderteS Barrett as Horah0 Jonn a.
Lane as First Actor Nat Goodwin as FIRST Grdre-Dgcer
II Shewell as Second GrdreD0geT, Miss WahWnght rs
ODheld Mrs Foster as Gertrude aud the other charac-
tiers by members OF the companies named " Hunch-
back will be the seventh play, with John McCnnoush
as Walter Lawrence Barrett CHDOrd, Nat GOODWIN as
Modus Mary Anderson Julia, aud Kate Forsyth as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25
REMITTANCE OF LOCKE RICHARDSON.

An audience of upward of three hundred persons
mostly ladies' assembled in Chickrrng Hall yester-
day morning and gave cordial greeting to Mr..
Richardson the occasion of his re-entrance. me
recital presented synopsis of "a Writer'S Tale"
and il was one of the most charming entertainments
of The kind that il has been our fortune to witness
OF record. More particular remark upon II must
Just now be reserved but IT may now be said, with
out present specification, that In humor rathos' po-
etic grace and dissemination as 10 character, his
was tluly a remarkable effort. The colloQuy be-
tween the CloeR and AWtoIycas was, in particular
gem of cbaracter-painting and Of humor and In
subsequent scene Mr.. Richardson sang the SONGS OF
thu vagant King with II rich and charming melody
of voice and exquisite flush. The performance was
rewarded with enthusiastic recognition.
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THE STARS THIS WEEK.

Mr. and Mrs. Florence appear III Baltimore
John T. Raymond devotes this week 10 Cleveland
Mary Anderson has finished her engagement in Bos-
ton ana will take rest. Of one week She reappears
March, s at Hartford John Mccullough visits
Iynchbufg Norfolk, and RichnOnd .-. Lawrence Bar
rett. acts throughout the week. at washngton.... 80.
IAser Walack appears at the Windsor Theatre, ~ a.,
resulted well The receipts stated to be muon larger
tban those auy other performer wnO has fseu tDo
sontb ti year At Cincinnati the advance sale Tor MIS-
Iapgtry's week exceeded $500. Charles "ynuhAhi
hnI,eara IN Boston.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The programme for the Casino concert tins
evening c ludes Nile Paoini Rossini ana Mime schier
Miss MathiIde Ellison toonrato) VIII make ner niS ap
aasa,o s,ouor Frapoln and Mr. w. I. Carleton viii
also sing. e.,
The performance of 4" Iolanthe last evening
a the Standard Theatre ended far too short Tor Inc
intrinsic Of the piece Tomorrow night Is the hfs
PRODUCTION of Lecocq's "Micaea at TINS theaire d f
pan.rison win Heart aud Ham,, a. presenter NJ 'Do
T,iopI Ooera House will he very interesting
On Monday evening, March ., grand per
,oruanee In memorian OF Richard Wagner VIII take
Mace al the Academy Of Music To make THIS occaSo"
memorable Dr. Leopold Damrosch Will cohduc' al
orchestra OF 100 players, and the folo~ng "r'S.S W."
-, u,oe scalcbl the cOntraltO, Nine. PaOlina
HRPnssini and signor Mierzwnski, BY permission Oh
Colonel MaplcsOn, and Mile lsidofa M'r1'ne% guar
anfec fund las been subscribed
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cuAncE OLE RRIBERY NOT SUSTAINED.

TprNToN. n. j., Feb. 24.-John j. Kroner,
-. ,to,tc Citv who has been held his own recog-
I,,noe since the bribery esgatiOn Of last year. In
which Aasemblyman shinn, Of Atlantic, charged that
Kromer offered him 5000 to vote for bill in the interest
=, railroads during the egslaive session of 1882.
discharged from no shZance In The County Court
Yesterday morning the Grand Jury having failed to fnd
an indictment against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25

TRIBUNE OryIck Feb 25-l n. m.-suce noon OF yes
terday the In the barometer has been down
ward c ear and far weather was followed by cloudy
wea her with snow and sleet measuring .O4 OF inch
when mel;edl at night. The temperature ranged be-
$50 and 49, the (27750 being 7' higher
than on the corresponding day last year and lo lower
than on FRIDAY.
Cloudy yea her and rain or snow possibly followed by
clearing and cooler weather. may be expected 10 day III
this CITY md vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25

the ernbezzlng clerk Of Preston, Kean Co.. bankers,
mas been arrested in Australia The bank people say
that the matter is in the hands OF detectives and that
ey not heard Of Kerrs arrest. Mr. Preston put
$4,000 additional into the bank TO make good the de-
facation. The members OF the firm still greatly
nOyed by the persistent circulation OF rumors among iss
customers by Kerr and his friends.
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THE COLLEGE LACROSSE CONTENTION

RosToN. Feb. 2I-At the second annual
rrtercoIeciate Lacrosse Convention held in Cambridge
resolution was alopted expressing confidence IN the
nc leme to send representative team OF Ch"cu states
~ ,,-or. =, England a nd ireland I'm the spring or
'n,',,er Of 1874. It agreed That TIE colleges
renresented would lend their nearly support 10 inc
glaua
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ACOLD WAVE IN NEW.YORK STATE.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Feb. PA cold wave
was felt here this morning and the mercury fell TO
below Zero while at Aussbe Forks IL was 3O' and at
jay 80 below II Is reported 10 nave been 4O' De
ow at BlOOmInCdale.
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AN INFANT SUFFOCATED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. PA tenement
occupied by William Hanley was burned here to-day,
and an infant child was suocaed to death Five Others
were dropped from the t1ird-sory TO man below and
saved
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SATURDAY, NIGHT AT THE LoT0S CLUB.

A large company, III which were many well
known artists, assembled last night at the saturday
night entertainment OF the Lotos Club fine exhibition
Of paintings by American artiss and the presoh-
tatlon to the club OF Hubert HefKomerS
portrait Of Whlteaw Reid, It's president, were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25
BROOKLYN GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Star follows star at the Grand Opera House
rooklyn and this little has won it's way, under
careful and courteous management 10 assured place
In the public favor. This week Mr. Oliver DOwd Byron
viii aI,pear In ACROSS the Continent" On March D
MIR. Fred. u. WaTde Will occdpy this stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25
THE MICHIGAN SENATORSHIP.

DETROIT, Feb. 24.--Three ballots for United
States Senator were taken today the Democratic con-
centratiny their votes on Lahrop The first ballot was
Inthrop 40 Palmer, 81 stOckbrdge, IS; Wllits, Ia
The other votes wtr sea terng There was no material
change in the other ballots.
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FRIENDS or THE INDIANS.

The New-York Indian Association will hold
pubhc meeting in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Chnrch 1.-THE Rev. DR.. John Hall. PASTOR, tomorrow
evening, Judge Van Worst will preside. Addresses
viii be delivered by DR.. Hall and Herbert Welsh.
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THE CINCINNATI DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.

CISCINNATI, Feb. PA complete caSC Oh an
The plays 70 be produced al the Dramatic fosuv1, oe
,n1 Anrl 30. in Music Hall, will be published tonor
row Julius Caesar" the first night has James H. Nur
Noct az Marx Anto,.g john Mccullough as Br""S Law
renee Barrett "a Cassrs, Louis James a' ""'"S o"S"
ots supcr az Ocapas CGSar, II. 4. Lansdon as oa'oo'
-, Nh as portia Marie VAIN wright rs CdtPhHT"'a
and the other characters by members of McCulousns
onS Barrsts companies. This play will be repeated Oh
the afternoon OF Mayo. TIE second Performance
Roneo and juliet" Lawrence Barrett VIII pay "V1',,
Mary Anderson Juliet, John Mccullough Aerc"'~ JOIN
Lane CaDi.let Mira A. Penney the Nurse " "''', l-
the Others rom the companies The 'Ourt"
once will be Much Ado About Nothing" LOUIS 'ano
ri, annear as Don Pedr0 Lawrence Barrett az be"."''
w n Harris as LeOnotO, John A. Ehsler ~ DD9'",V'
charles Plunkett as VerGeS, Mile. Rhea as De""''
M,ss Marie Wainwright Hero and the remainder run
,n~ pho.,s Lawrence Barretts and McCuiloughs com
Sanies "Ot clio" will be produced - ,n9 ii.r ence
Rormance with John MoCuilOuga as Oh<Ho Ia don
barrett as IagO, JOnn A. Lane as CosssC III a. MARI
as Duke Of Venice, H. o. hOSsr- as btfIi' aud The
other characters by mein1erS Of the conpail0' H"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-25

benefit persons seeking homes the city no.
TICEs given that and after April 1885, HALFHOUR
LY boats will be TO the NORTH SHORE Of STATEN
ISLAND by the NETWORK AND STATEN ISLAND
STEAM BOAT co. from Pier East River, landing NEW.
BRIGHTON SAILORS SNUG HARBOR WEST NEW.
BRIGHTON POnr RICHMOSD and Elm PARK
Arrangements ass pending with the Central r. r. OF
transport passengers occasions when boats
prevented from running by reason OF Ice tog OF otaer
ANNlNb SMlih IL, Supt'
Wafer supplied Cities Villages and manufacturing pur.
1T itE EMS ~ BE WELL amt SiAW'S GANG
ell patents Users OF devices claiming TO eyade these
patents prosecuted for DOtl royalty alt danage
VIM ID. AN DREWS BRO, 233 broadway, " T.
Piles pernlroitly Era iic1tsi
vi hOIt Slife, lglt ire Or c11stc Ssnl Dr
clrc cOuaInn ;ssrsEcs+ d. )Ef 81 Vest @Itlss
sneciaI Treatment for neuralgia AID ALL NER.
VOia DISEASES. Physic ans ef,renccs.
MRS. FISK. Magnetist, IOB West 2Oth.st.
Post OGice Noucs.
FOREIGN mails for the week ending February "a will close
al this Office ~ follows:
sUNDAY-At 1870 a. m for Mexico, per So Whitney. via
NewOieans al $50 Tor lruNll.O aud kuatan, per
b Ward ir. via New-Orlean-
Malls for china aud Japan per So Gaelic VA san Fl an
cisco close 80 uars ~. at IN. Mails for Aus
trana. Ns9.zsaaad. saalwch ani Fii Isl.a1s per IS
LeA. and francisco close tarch IS al y. m.
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Once. New-YorN " \, Fec. :. 1883.
ton Of their uninterrupted overland transit 10
Mails the East arriving time &c san
F the day OF sailing Of steamers arc dsatc he'd
Thence the 50 ne DAY.
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RUMORKD ARREST or 4 DEFAULTER.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-It is rumored that Kerr.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The ,sson' ip nj. cry By tsnst
u-
By mercury during hours Te aolIe1 nh
ad.cated thermopr he"
nutt PhE macy, 2ls Broadway
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5peclal Notlces.
Liquor Traffic.

Liquor Traffic.
MASS-MEETiNG OF CITIZENS,
sTElNWAY HALL
MON DAY. Feb 80 at 3 y. m.
consider reduction in number OF ssooDs enforcement
OF laws regulating them ia NesfOrk.
Hon. JOIN JAY Will preside
Speakers: Hon w. ARMOUR, ID. WILLIS JAMES, esq,
Cei CLINTO B. FISK. Rev HOWARD CROSBY, d. d.,
Rabbi 10 rIH ELL, anu others.
Admission free. Doors open at7:l6 p. m
9. Vanderbilt, W. Harmon Brown
3. !. Prime, W. h. Les.
n. H. ScheDck, G. Q. tiffany.
Vim. X. stewart, J. X. Dave port
X. Fulton cut ing W. q. LangdOn,
e A Peabody, is. W. Gre n.
&. &. Peek Is +. De Costa,
j. NJ Slade. w. H. Hamersey,
j. Lockman, j. ~ ble Ste arms
IL. G. Atwater. f. 8 Wttbefbeo
I. Il. (Oddington, q b Kneyais:
j. Talcott, Lyman abbott,
H. Garrettson, D. Z. CALVIN
q. J. leer W. Bavard Cutting
Edward Barr, J. c. Woods
T. X Gibbs George s. Mallory,
Il. Whitaker, b Whitlock.
II. Y. Satteree, Robert Lawson,
IT, w Donald. X. II. McKim.
Henry G. Potter, W NICK Gatchel,
George Bliss, l.. NJ. DorTn2n
II III. Cammin, w. q. Burkinshaw,
r.. l., stetsOn, X. NJ. Hunt
H. Hartman. J. !. Bicknel,
J. G. OCOnnor Jr., j q. Ireland,
Andrew TODD. A ~. VeFnam,
A. IL smith. e. r. Peabody,
NOrden. Wager Swayne II. X. Seares.
Al Lafayettepace ROBERT GRAHAM secretary
Headaua for good reliable pIiness Dentistry forty
onward Fine Gold anl Platna besC terms Beat
FILLING from I'll up. Extracting under gas SD cents.
Dr. WAIT & son, 45 East 2Sd-st., near 4th-aYe
Rupture Radically Cured bV Dr. Msrsh's treatment.
Thousands have been cured aud relieved ~ years practical
experience. only ofics. Vesey.st. Ast0r House
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Rupture Radically Cured by Dr.. Msrsh's treatment
Thousands been aud relieved AZ practical
expenence. only Office Yessy.sL, AsLOr House.
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