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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90 Colonel George
Thom, Corps OF Engineers was to-day placed upon tne
retired list OF the Army This retirement will cause inc
promotion of Lieutenant-Coone @ A. Gilmore 10 DC
Colonel; Major william L. Merrill LieutenantCoionei
CAPTAIN Charles W. Raymond Major, and Firs+Lieuten'
ant Francis V. Greene, Captain.
Major Andrew g. Burt Sth Infantry (receny promoted
from Captain 9th Infantry has been ordered TO report
the expiration OF his leave or absence 10 tue LIEU
tenant General Commanding Military Division OF the
Missouri, for temporary duty.
Second Lieutenant John A. Dapray. 23d Infantry now
on leave of absruc IN this city TO report by letter to the
superintendent General Recruiting Service NewlorF
City, to conduct detachment OF recruits 10 the Depa
mcnt OF the Missouri On the completion OF TINS DUTY nc
The following transfers in the Cd Artillery have been
ordered: First l. Leuenant Frank C. Grusan, from ba1-
terry TO Battery 81 First Lleuieneht Wttnnont Wrtnu
William A. Simpson. from Battery to Battery secnn'
Lieutenant George +. Barney from Battery 10 bat
terry |. -, ,--,-- A..
Leave OF absence for months, with permission to
apply for ItensOn, has been granted Major Wulah
A. MaTye, Ordnance Department -,
It the meeting Of the House Committee on Naval
Affairs this morning It agreed TO authorize favor-
able report 10 be made on the bill Tor the rec OF hss
ant Engineer Howard ID. Potts, United states Navy,
and recommend that he he put on the retired hst TOT
disabilities incurred IN the line OF duty with corresponds
Surgeon James A. Hawke has been ordered TO the
receiving snip Wabash the 26tb inst; Paymaser Johh
r. CaruOdy special duty In the Bureau OF Navigation
Assistant Engineer william X King To tno s"hna % t
Commodore InOmas $ Phelps has been detached from
command OF the Mare Island California, Navy YARD on
the 18th Of Mdrcn and ordered 10 take steamer Ito
NcwluTk via England To MouteyidcO, and on Ms arNai
10 assume command Of the south Atlantic sttioni sur
geOn John L. Nelson from the Sara'ogh ana placed on
waiting orders surgeon John H. ozark from the recelN-
ing ship WABASH the 2Gth inst and placed on
waiting ordcrs Tassed Assistant surgeon Charles A.
-iegned from receiving snip Colorado and Ordered
to the training ship ara'Oga; Mattel NJ Creighton rom
the receiving ship Fra kim and placed on waiting
orders.
Helen $ Adlicks wife Of Paymaser Addicks, OF the
United states Navy has been granted divorce from her
nTI.l4F al n -
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ton preservation and extension OF tho forests Oh 'Ie
western Colorado. Mr.. Plumb introduced Dill 70 au
tborize the construction Of bridge across the
oe Treasury to furnish witaou
delav information in regard TO direct tax sales IN
Southern, States which asked for by senate rceo
ton passed on April IA ,,u,,rx
In The Uonse a resolution was adopted for printing
300 900 copies OF the Agricultural report for lSs3
Joint resolution was passed authorizing Major Willam
Ludlow Corps OF Engineers, to accept me Rosoh, OF
chief engineer of the Water Department or Phadelpa
and giving him leave OF absence for two years without
nav joint resolution was passed accepting ior Con-
gress the invitation OF the Regents OF tho .h
Insfltution TO attend the ceremony OF unVclDR tnS
bronze statue OF Professor Joseph Henry on hpr 10
and providing for the attendance OF seven senatos % @
fifteen Represent atyes. The River and Haroor Dill WAS
reported from the Committee Commerce ana releIreu
to the Committee Of the Whole The total alnoune Ico
ommended I'm the bill Is $7.sS70U0 A provision was
added to the D which specifies that all Applications lo
surveys shall be made to and all amthorizatons oi su
yeys be made by the Secretary or War;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

who Is in position to be well Informed.
Not a Democrat could be found who
was willing to commit himself unre-
seryedly in favor of the Senate
bill and nearly every one expressed opposition to
the Kasson rule This proposed rule gives to ma
jority of the House the power to take from the
Speakers table or the Committee of the Whole any
general appropriation revenue bill and bring IL
before the House and under the operation
of the previous question. The adoption OF this
rule is necessary if the Senate bill is to be disposed
of by this Congress Under the present rules q
majority may go to business on the Speakers taple
but when the Senate bill is reached point OF order
raised by any member will send it TO the
Committee of the Whole, where it will have
no better chance than the Ways and Means bill
Should the point that the Senate has attempted 10
invade the constitutional prerocative OF the House %
be sustained by majority of the latter Dody, tna;'
of course, world kill the tariff Prov.
sions of the bill. The representatives OF
tho iron and steel Interests-Messrs. farki
Swank aud others - were greatly depresseu
by the action of the Senate which, If enacted lnto
law, they declare will ruin many very inpOrtant
industries. Senator Beck, who had voted agalnsl
the bill, appeared in the House shortly atterward
and was soon in close conference WIN MI.
Tucker and other Democratic leaders; Probably Dy
tomorrow night sentiment III the House ior anu
against the measure will have so far crystal1zed
that some intelligent judgment can be formed re-
specting the prospects.
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WHAT WAS SAID IN THE COMMONS.

LONDON, Feb. 20.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Gorst, moving his amendment TO the
address in reply to the speech from the Throne decar-
ing that OF the confession OF the Irish assassns
no further concessions should be made to awess agita
ton said 1t was generally believed that the employing
of persons engaged outrages to suppress them was
forced upon the Government by Mr.. Chamberlain, pres
ident OF the Board OF Trale lie said he believed that
MI Gladstone when engaged I'm the Kilmanham Treaty
negotiations made the dupe OF the inner circle OF
the Cabrct which. like tho Irish Inyincblcs" had a
Number one" lie pointed TO the fact that an outbreak
OF outragcs always accompanied the accession of the
Liberals TO power.
Sir william Harcour said that Mr.. Gorst had no right
10 base his speech the evidence OF one witness. lie
would not take the trouble 20 repudiaie the charge or
engaging man who he knew had been cngIg IN plot
ting The murder Of OF his colleagues lie admitted
that the had 70 lei 10 stop the commission
OF crime rst. SAID that IL was owing To the lnchl-
Ccucv of the pOicc.
Mr. Trevelyan Chief Secretary for Ireland was again
questioned to-day about ~h rIdan. but he reetred MS
Gurstoner 10 Mr.. Parucu Sir william Harcourt, Home
Secretary declined 10 answer question ~ 10 the pros
ucci OF nrrcsting Brcun sir william earnestly dcnc
that there was any communication between the Gov
ernmcnt aud tho suspects In kimainham Jall except
through Mr. Forster. -
ElEari Gibson. Conservative, asked: "Will nobody,
for very shame show the Land League balance sheet =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
CRIMES AND CASU4LTIES-Bf TELEGhAfh

rUO MEN ARRESTED FOR MI RIDER ~
W,sxrsRARRE Feb 20.--JOhn Boyle ana Iieniy
Conrad were arrested az ShckShinHJ '0-""' ' ~
of John Briggs on Friday ~ ,,r,eptr
c,n,NcrIrIn Mo- Feb. 2O.-Mrs. IlllY ScnOuuea
shot her baby through the head ana 'hen Sho' hoi'
Sslf dead 40 cause for the act Is known
''' " ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
oo,,,r,o \ Y Feb 2O.-John w. Lyon, VINO mas
Methodist meetings at fuIlOn y l.,
ueo av arrested charge OF forgery ana taken W
Emira' NJ l. Two sEAMEN DROWNED
c,orcrSTFR Mass, Fen. 2O.-Ihe schooner Mary
, 1i,,n which arrived to day. reports the loss OF
~ isaac Michael Flaherty who were drowned on
aapnary I'D py the upsettlng OF a dory
HANGED BY CITIZENS FOR AN ASSAULT
TrIITRsBURG Ind, Feb. 20.-One Williams, q
- was by citizens last evening lie had assaulted
My ayor her own house ana was FOUND IN ts "oods Ny
snma eli Icus who left him hanging near the house
PISTOL AND A POKER USED IN FIGHT
GnVFsTON Feb. 20.-An atfray took place yes
terdav bet Charles McDona son OF the Postmaster
end enry Turner which resulted in the latter beng shot
with pistol while Nc Donald seriously inared Dy Deus
beaten with All irOn poker ..,,n,,
COUPLE DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY PoVEhfl /. .
BALTIMORE Feb. 10Th dead bodies oi a. 1n1 In1
Flaton and his wife aged couple we're ounu ueau Ia
IN mornng From a letter found IN the room M,e,a y
German AZ is ascertaned that they comlltt.u
poison on SUNDAY last being driven 10 'ho oso' W ~
want. @ SrcR
STEALING BECAUSE HIS FAMILY WAS sion b q
Sr JOuNSBuRY VI, Feb. 20-John n. i na,9' v.rs "n
was OF tho Water works S s sums than
stole uoncy by entering Tie cash bo9A os He
he rsceyei Iie settled the matter lo saoo an
Ihat mis- family sick ana he hll lalbo eapoH 49,
ex.t;rand Master Of ODD Fellows OF he.state'
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THE DUBLIN MURDERERS.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

SCENES IN THE COURT RooM-MRs. BYRNE RE-
LEAsED-ANoTHER INQUIRY PROJECTED.
DUBLIN, Feb. 2O-The prisoners charged with
numbering Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr..
Burke were again brought before the magistrate
to-day. After the formal reading Of the deposit
tons they were committed for trial. Before they
were removed tho prisoners shook hands with each
other. Patrick Whelan, who is charged with
treason-felony in connection with the discovery Of
arms, was admitted to bail. The wives and
mothers OF the prisoners were admitted to the
gallery of the court room and were warmly greeted
by the prisoners.
Mrs. Byrne the wife Of Frank" Byrne, who has
left Cannes, France and Is believed to be in
Paris, was also examined at the Castle. Carey
failed to identify her, and it was learned that 1T
was a sister instead of the wife Of Byrne who
should have been arrested. The woman was
therefore released. -
A man named Quinham and two men named Ma
honey, all ex-suspects, belonging In Cast lelsland
have been arrested. They are charged with beng
members of the "Invincibles." The IaI Mdtt
Gdsete, of London says 1t is stated that the Gov
ernment will open at Dublin Castle, on Friday, an
inquiry into q conspiracy of much wider area and
of more destructive aim than that OF the murder
society.
The prisoners will be tried at the April term of the
Commission Court before Justice OBrIen and
special jury under the Crimes act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
RUMORED DEATH or ROBERT a. PACKEh

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-News reached here
to-day OF the death of Robert Packer OF Pennsylvania
at his winter residence near Jacksonville, Florida Great
sorrow expressed by the members OF the PennsyVa-
MIA aud New-Jersey delegations in Congress.
TRIBUNE reporter called at the offices Of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company and was Informed that no
news had been received by Mr. Packers family IN rea-
ton TO his death He has been very sick for several
weeks and left his home in Sayre Penn two weeks ago
10 20 TO Florida, hoping to recover his health MIS-
Packer leC Sayre for Jacksonville last Monday night
Mr. Packer has been suffering from paralysis caused by
OVerwork aud the shock MS nervous system received
when his mother died. He is the OF the late Judge
Asa Pa .kcr, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
TILE SINDkY OWL Bill.

WAsUISGToN, Feb. 20.-In the House this
,noroiug Mr. Hiscock chairman OF the Appropriations
Committee moved 10 90 into Committee OF the Whole on
the sundry Civil Appropriation bill Mr. Hlscock ex-
pres ed the opinion That the bill would not occupy more
tnau two or three Gays, and sald that it would be FOL
lowed nv the Deficiency bill. Mr.. CalKn chairman OF
the Elections Committee gave notice that hc would ask
action on the election cases as soon as the sun
dry Ciy bill was disposed Of Mr. Kollcy said that no
recognized the OF the passage Of the Appro-
praion bills in time for action by the senate, and there
fore he wou not antagonize them A. soon, however
IA they were disposed OF would again press the con-
siIeraton Of the Tarin bill, in the hopo Of reaching
result IucreduloIs aug ter greeted The expression oil
this hope.
The House Il en- went into Committee OF the Whole on
the Sundry civil Appropriation bill General dcbase was
dspnsed with and the oil was read by paragraphs for
amendment The Item sprrOpnating $4,000 Tor pub
lie building at Oxford MISS, was increased TO 100000
TIC sum OF s2j 900 appropriated for the comple ion
OF the court house Greensboro, n c.; an amendment
wac agreed 10 aplrIpnaung S3o,Ooo Tor continuing
work light-IOusc at Mosquito met lla point
OF order was raised and sustained against the CLAUSE
au no:lzng secretary or the treasury u purchase
additional real estate Ia San frahcl'co iOr the Storage
ihe clause approprating 100000 in aid of state and
oaal BUaI de- Heath Ia preventing IN. sptal oi ep
Y,iuIc di.ca,cs having been reached, Mr Manning Of
fcreu a amendment providing nat tnc money shai De
TX enued under supervision OF the Naoh bOarh 0
cllIn Mr. Ellis tof LouisauaJ, opp Isl ~ the amend
cxpresscd his OPINION that tue National Boad oI
Hcaltn the mos stupendous hlmbuS hhd ir"uu etI
ed quoted from its own report To show thht
nad male pcudturcs OF the pubic money. lie
could urng that Board deliberate attempt to
creaje TulnOrs Of yellow feyerin Aew-Orieans.
Mr.. Dunn (Of sansasl adVOcatcd the amendment,
ana declared that the Louisiana state Board Of Health
cUnceaeI the existence of penticuce In New Orleans
ana was Wiling peddlc death tnrOugn tine country
order keep up tne commerce Oi the state Mr. Man
ming d,feLdcd tnc NatOua BOarI OF Health from ad
yrrse crtcIsIn reflected upon the Louisiana Staie
Hoard At Dutng to 1t III great measure the yellow fever
cndenic Of 1878. After urthcr discussion the ancnd-
Inrnt lost. ,-n,.oooo ooos .
,on nj tnr Maeningt monument being considered
Wr rs ock sta ca that the monument would be
nie cd two Years from July l, 1883. Mr.. McCOok Of
kew.Yurk offered an amendment providing that all
lands res, rived for military purposes, winch III the Opil
, ~ INC pr sident may be longer desirable Tor such
sha De placed under tue control o the necre-
.r of Tie Interior by him solI 10 lac highest bid
lending action the committee rose and the House ad-
ned
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The President laid
before the senate to-day memorial OF NewYork book
publishers sglnst the reduction Of the duty on DOCKS
while duties materials used In boOk-naking are re-
tainod Mr. Hoar from the Committee the Judiciary,
reported with amendment the House bill to extend
the time claimants 10 file their claims under the pro
visions OF the re-estabshng Court OF Commis-
eioncrs OF Alabama CLAIMS. The amendment provides
that every claimant hereafter ing his claim shall state
and establish TO the satisfaction of the Court
ble cause for his not having presented within the time
fixed by the act of June. 1882, setting forth the facts
which occasioned such failure and shall further esab-
l.b 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that he at the
time OF his loss. citizen Of the United States. or had
lawfully filed declaration OF his intention to become
scb ctzeu and that loss of the frat class
descibed by the act and incurred wne lie or his
nroDerty was on q ship sailing under the nag OF the
limited States The amendment was agreed 10 and the
bill Was passed, ,,, ... - .o..,, x,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
FATAL PANIC IN A SCHOOL.
THE LIVES OF SIXTEEN CHILDREN LOST.

THE LIVES OF SIXTEEN CHILDREN LOST.
FIRE IN A GERMAN CATHOLIC sCHooL-RUsHINo
FOR THE DOORS THROUGH DARK AND NARROW
PASSAGES.
A fire broke out at $40 p. m. yesterday in
a school attached to the German Catholic
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, in Fourth
ST., near Avenue-A. The building was crowded
with boys and girls, who made rush for the
exits. One of the narrow stairways became
overcrowded, the railing broke and large
number of children fell to the floor below
in mass. Sixteen of them were taken
out dead, and many others were more or less
seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
CoORyATIOY OF KING KALAKAI'A.

HoNoLULU. Feb. 1.-THE coornation of King
Kaakaua took place to-day. About 1000 persons wit
messed the ceremony, which passed of without inter
rupon or disturbance Tho event fully establishes the
general popularity OF the King In the islands The com.
,ordcr, n, Tho American English and French war ycs-
sels m port cp0pcrntcd cordially with tho Hawaiian a
tborcs Hts Exccllcncy II. 4. T. Carter starts to-day
for Washington "a Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Pcnipotentary 10 the United states Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The Central News Agency
says that the police are convinced that the man
known as Number One Is General McAdaras,
who was in London on Saturday.
A dispatch from Cannes. France, says that the
force of police guarding Mr. Gladstone has been
doubled. A strict watch has been ordered to be
kept over the premises occupied by him at night,
The Times this morning resumes its attack on tho
Land League. The standard attacks Mr. Parnell
for his silence in the House Of Commons yesterday
on the question of tho conspiracy disclosures IN
Dublin and appeals to the people and uthorties OF
America to aid in the search for the criminals
DUBIIN. Feb 20 1t is now believed that Num-
Der One's' name il j. +. Macdonald. Detectives
are narrowly watching the various London railway
termini for persons answering his description.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
VARIOUS NOMINATIONS

WAsHINGroN Feb. 20.-The President sent
the following nominations to the senate today;
Joseph T. De Caricar,c to DO United states Consul at
Caruuna
Consul at MatamuTas. .
Jacob y. Patterson, Of New Hampshire, TO be United
statcs Marshal FOR the District Oi sew Hampshirc
GcnO VI. Lamb rsou, of Nebraska to be United states
Attorney for The Dslrlci Of NebrL.ka.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
IRON IND STEEL RAIL PRODUCTION

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-The secretary of
the American and steel Association reports that
returns have been received from all the mills In the
United states which rolled iron and steel railway oars
In 1882 The total production OF ron and steel rails
Inst year was 6-3 79i net TONS being falling of as
compared with lssI Of 30G tons OF the entire out
nut f3s I55 tons were Bessemer steel rails 22757i
ions ron rails and 81 765 tons open hearh steel ras
Tie i've leading rail making states were Pennsylvania
which produced s5O9OS tons; Illinois, 362,2oO tons
Ohio. fl3SU6 tOus NeT-fork, 1oO,O2l tons; aud
Missouri, Sj,52S tons
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REPORTED GLEN TO A HEAVY ROBBERY.

PHILADELPHIA, FeD. 2O.-It Is believed that
cew has been obtained 10 theft Of 100000 Of secur
tes from tho State Street Safe Deposit Institution OF
Boston, in January, last year. Allison Mason, OF Bos
tom brought suit against Raron X Frick Of this city, to
recover a bond which was stolen from the plaintiff
Frick isa reputable -four deahr, and purchased tho
hond from & d. Freeman, "a respectable man, who re-
ccivrd il from one CresstOu. The latter implicated
uron,ineut physician, whom ho charges with having
Ss0 900 of crooked securities III his possession.
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pRrsSIA AND THE YATICAN.

BERLIN, Feb. 2O.-lt is stated that Herr
Won schoezcr the PrI-an representative at the Nat
can has been instructed 20 reply to Cardinal Jacoblui
the Papa secretary Of state that the letter OF the Pope
10 the Emperor william does not afford satisfactory
basis for An arrangement OF the questions between the
Pm nm HIuhaLA
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DIR. LYMAN II. ATWATERS FUNERAL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /!

PRINCETON, n. j., Feb. 2O.-The funeral
services the late Dr. Lyman H. Atwater were held In
the First Presbyterian Church to-day The students OF
the college and seminary ana other friends marched In
procession to the church. There were more than q
thousand persons present The services conducted
by President Porter, OF Yale Couegei Dr. McCosh ana
Dr. Hodge Of the Seminar. Eacn Of them male an ad-
dress alter winch tue benedction was pronounced by
CX- President Mclean.
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4 REcEIVER FOE BROWN, BONNELL & co.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 20.-Fayette Brown, OF
Cleveland, was this mornlug appointed receiver ot
BrJwn Bonnell Co., on tho application of the JaokSon
and Lake Superior Iron aud Mining Companies "nu ''o
Negaunee Concentration Company. They nave cluilh'
amounting 10 $4,000. lie gave bonds in SlOoooo'
with Amasa stone selah Cha n0crain ana Char'eS ~
Ellis ns suretrs Mr. Brown sad hc expected lnat lne
Ynnvstov,u w.rs will be shut down ald an Inventory
after which Il will DO managed 80 as To mako lhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
4 DEFAULTING COUNTY OFFICIAL.

MErAMoRA, H., Feb. 20.-Louis F. Fell
itzsch Master in Chancery OF Woodiord County has dis
appeared His accounts are short more than $4,000,
and he owes about the same amount IN the city. MS
property has been attached. lie leaves WIG mere re
was a prominent Democratic politician. and had Deen
soldier In the Mexican War.
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An EXPRESS MESSENGER SHOT rWICE

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb 20.-Wiliam G. Smith,
Of Union Broomc County, express messenger Tor the
Erie and New England Express Company was attacked
by robbcr on an Albany and Susquehanna tran' near
Bsubridgc about midnight last night. and was shot
twice lhe robhcr escaped after night without s'cur-
ing any plnnder Smith had over $4,000 IN his care
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TIc71Ifs or 7HE MINE DISASTER.

BRAIDwooD, H., Feb 20.-Six new names
are added to the list Of those killed in the Diamond Mine
disaster making eighty in all. 1t is feared that the
number may yet reach 100. The new names are Lewis
williamson who leaYes wife and six children; samuel
Ienduask who leaves wife and four children IN Ger
many; John DUwiug. unmarried ABEL LincOmlnge,
Inuls Snrirlck Who lenyes a family aud John JelK
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FUNERAL or GEORGE D4WSOM.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRGBUSE.I
ALBANY, Feb. 20.-The funeral of George
Dawson place this afternoon from the Tabernacle
Ratist Church. with which he long connected The
principal address made by the Rev. DrJ ID. Fulton
OF Brooklyn former pastor OF the church The funeral
was one OF tue largest Albany. Among those
present several OF the state officers and prominent
members OF the l. eslature.
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THE HARVARD-YALE BOAT RACE

BosToN, Feb. 20-The controversy over the
boat raro has at last been settled and the
race Will be ro wed next 10 has been agreed 10
start aud end the race by the centres OF the boats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
THE ROOS4C TUNNEL CASE.

BosroN, Feb. 2O.-AttOrney General sher-
man. who had been summoned to appear for the state TO
oppose the granting of petition in the Hoosac Tunnel
ca. has declined to interfere, the ground that is
not his duty under the Constitution OF the state TO ar
ne upon auestons OF fact policy eXpedency pending
before the Legislative Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.

THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
PARIS. Feb. 2O.-The Ministry is still in
complete.
dcputation Of workngmcn yesterday presented a
memorial Ia President GIcyy protesting against the
pontlcal instability o France, which, they say, Injuries
Inc Interests o labor and due 90 the liberation shown
prrtendcrs and To tho oyer-pHancy toward foreign