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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA. Feb I7.-Adyces from the south
say peace prospects appear brighter Representative
OF Chill Is treating IN Valparaiso with the imprsonod
Peruvian Provisional President TIE Congress In tho
north fully approves geiass peace policy and the war
Ike Caceres in tho central deparm losing his ON
GERS and men, who deserving aud joining IZesias In
the cry for peace. In Lima there isa" Peace Cab."
which Is endeavorlng effect arrangement for tie
establishment Of peace In the so1tdern departments
want and misery prevail. EYcrything indicates prob
able end TO the str Iggle
MI Logan and sr Partridge. the United states Minis
ters are repeating the sceIe which occurred between
Fitzpatrick and HurIbut hat doubts That Logans
letter to Moncro has done good. II II we're little
beyond the strict lue 81 duty. Monero has answered
te letter by referring the writer TO tho exile Garcia
Calderon, for an answer.
The affair has caused considerable excitement In both
political and religious circles.
Ramon, have been circulated that cases o. yell
low lever have occurred board the United
s ates steamers 1roquols and Hartford In
Cao Int good authorities assert that tae threc men
VINO died bad all acquired severe yphus fever en- shoIe
Tnr Essex aud Hartford at once paced themselves Ia
quaran Inc and, Ga tae arrival al the Admiral IN tue
Pensacola, Ieg.rcd 10 him taat no sicAheas was on
bOnrd .,-
and - expected ~ arrive a. AsPn"ail about feo-
ruary 2j ,- o,,
his friends wish u reestaosh ehe confederation "hicn
ean only be- effected by and Tney are just
strong enough TO inae strul whlch may last ior
years hut Ihey arc not strong enough 10 succeed
Intelligence from the state OF Chlapar IN when me
OF Tehuantepee Situated - OF most gloomy
character. The cholera continues aud SLOWS NJ ss's
of abaiing the beach AZ salina cruz Il srcwn vita
railroad materials Of all descriptions aud no lsborsrs
are obtanaDe remove H. Work on the railroad Is Gu
There are nine Americans suspected OF completely 10
the robbery OF $4,000 from the railroad company
vault sin In prison here The evidence seems 10 ln
dica tueir IoceIce but they say mat tney can get
hearing lac United slates COhsui MI lWVh' ~
interfering their behalf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE ACTS OF 4 RAILROAD COMMISsIOX.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 26.--The legislative
committee appointed to investigate the charges against
the late Railroad Commission, consisting OF Messrs'
soneman Cone and Beerseeeher mas found that all de-
voted too ltc time duties Of their oce. and too
much TO personal affairs; that Cone and Beerteeeher
used their posi- ions 10 make money
by connivance with railroad company
In whose interest they had united in opposition - the
uubic welfare that tn Commission ftiei 10 reduce
rates or afford any relief 10 the oppressed industries
Of the state thai tho members OF the commission psr
ntei ci eyruaton by tue railroad company referred
tp mat Stonemnns proposition 10 reduce l0fes was ie
Ia ed by Cone who brought In similar proposition 50
r "a TO &c est fss and that the COmmisaO ON IA led
10 obey the revision Of tne Constitution requiring ITO
prescribe "a system OF railroad aecOuht kecpihS' anu
failed properly - investigate complaints maze,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

EUROPEAN SOCIALISTS AND ANARCHISTS
BRUSSELS, Feb. 26.-In connection with the ex-
plosion of dynamite in the village OF Ganshorten
ON Saturday, while two members OF an anarch's'
committee were experimenting, the house OF an an
archlst here, who entertained Louise Michel when
she was in Brussels recently, was searched yester-
day by the police who seized three trunks. ItB
reported that the documents found show tnat
plot has been organized to murder the Car OF Rus
sia on the occasion Of his coronation IN May. The
Gazette says that most of the documents are writ
ten in Russian and Italian. They refer to an inter-
national plot. The man who was net wounded py
tie explosion is named Cyvoet. He is weaver
from Lyons II is said that the French Govern
ment has demanded his extrsdition
PARIS. Feb. 2e-It is rumored that the disclos-
ures made at Brussels will lead to the arrest OF
Louise Michel and several of her colleagues.
MADRID, Feb. 26.-Accounts from Andaiusla
show that the dongs of the Socialisc societies re-
Gently discovered there resemble the wors out
RACES committed in Ireland. The societies are par
ticularly violent In their Remuneration Oh Ianu-
lords
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
GENERAL, INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-The statement OF
the business OF all ues Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, east OF Pittsburg and Erie, for January
1888. as compared with the same month
in 1892, shows increase in tho gross earnings Of
$685. 036; increase in OF $15924f; an in
crease In net earnings S396792 All lines west oil
Pittsburg and Erie for January 1888, show surplus
ali liabilities Of Sl74,9S1. being gain as compared
with the same month OF 1892 Of S132,233.
HARRISBURG, Penn. Fob. 26.-The Jackson Coal Kali
roa Go uoauy was chartered this afternoon with capt.
al OF 100000 IL Is TO IRON Lake l0snshP 10 fhe
Township, Mercer County, a distance OF ten miles.
CHICAGO Feb. 26-rreallent Perkins, OF the Chicago,
Burlington aud nney Railr0l H. Is IN the city He Say
the neg citations Tor the purcIas- OF tue Hannibal ana
g. Joseph line By MS road are on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
LAST NIGHT AT THE THEATRES.

Several fresh incidents occurred last night,
which are to be added the dramatic chronicle
Mr. BARLEY Campbelrs play Of Siberia" presented
at Haverys Theatre. Lester waack, acting Elliot Gray
In "Rosedale," appeared a; the Windsor Theatre Mile
Gaueyer, returning TO New York, after long tour OF
the country, came forth of the Thaa Theatre Frank
Mayo began engagement OF one week at the Grand
DDera House as Badger in The Streets OF New York"
Mr. Morns's pleasant play OF "Old ShiDmates" was
given Cosmopolitan Theatre, and Mr. Frank Nor
pany of Messrs Primrose and West uerget at Niblos
Tneatre Denman Thompson and Nile. Rhea acted In
Brooklyn on different theatres Al the Turf Club Thea
ire yesterday George Riddle gave delightful recital Of
ga Midsummer Nights Dream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
AFFAIRS In FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 26.-M. Ribot and ten other
Republican Deputies have given notice that they Will
Introduce bill providing that non-activity of officers Of
the Army under the law of 1884 be decresd only
after a report In favor thereof by court martial
The Due de Charrc who has placed on the retired
Iis has vacated his command Colonel Of Chasseurs
al Rouen In his farewell order be enolned the officers
AID men 10 uppOrt his successor, and prove by their
za eviction aud obedience Ia the laws tGal the lesson
he ha1 taught ten had been inspired by sense OF
honor and OF love for hts country.
The Chamber Deputies wal dscnfs on Mcnuhy next
the demand for a revision o; the Constitution. - .
Ths senate has adopte = b. a vote ~ 1856 10 rs, "
uunbert's b modifying oath in the COurts OF JUS
Tee. al,
uARsrtLIFs Feb o6.-Placards bearing the words
"Vve IIenri Cirque !" have been posted ON the walls IN
several streets here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
and IS 900 the death Of the Iatters young BRIDE
both killed in the same disaster.
RAILROAD NEWS.
THE ELEVATED ROAD NEGOTIATIONS.

iHE ELENAlED hOAD NEOO llAllONo.
The failure of the conference on Saturday
night between committees OF the Manhattan and the
Metropolitan elevated railroad companies to agree upon
terms Of settlement, led to rumors yesterday that
new agreement about TO be entered
into by the NewYork aad the Manhattan COM
panies. Directors Of these companies, who said that
such plan had been discussed appeared unwilling to
explain how could be carried into practical operation
At the meeting Saturday Cyrus W. Field, in behalf Of
the Manhattan Railway, offered surrender the Metro
politan road TO Its stockholders and also
TO leave all questions in dispute to
the presidents OF 1--WE or three OF the leading
trust companies in the city, Both proposals were re-
jected by the Metropolitan cmmttee. which insisted
In general upol tho strict fuIhment OF the original
lease. Against giving the Manhattan Railway more
than per cont annual dividends Mr.. Rneeland In be-
half OF the Metropolitan Company, argued that
the Manhattan stockholders would receive then
larger their fnyestment than
those of the other companies Tie repeated yester-
day the statement made at the meeting thar ne woHid
not consent proposed settlement Cyrus W. Fleld
said there would be further negotiations be-
tween the Manhattan and the metropolitan eOmpaheSi
that they at AN end forever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
MRS. MARSHALL JEWELL.

Mrs. Esther l.. Jewell, he widow OF the late
Marsnal Jewell. died yesterday from heart disease al
the residence OF her SON n-lAw' Ar hdr VI Douse AZ
Park-aye aud Thirty-fourth-st. Mrs. JewePs health
ga, greatly affected by the shock OF
her busbAnds death, and In state OF
nervous prnsrion she brought after her husbands
funeral 20 Mr. Dodge's residences. There she remained
constantly growing worse uutil Yesterday whsh sue
dtet Mr.. lew la maiden name was Dicklnsnn'
sac Was corn IN Nowburl, In wneh city she was mar
ried Mr Jeweu nearly t"eny,sN years to s sbe
Durn1 pcr.Od Acr married Hle sue
90. the almost constant cOmp4uion OF ner
whether Connecticut home OF IN MS poilt-
ir' - Al n Pe,erOurg Washing aud elsewhere.
TIE Two SURVIVING children Of Mrs Jewell are tne vic
of Arthur Dodge, ana the wife or Wluah S1rohs Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE READING RECEIvERsHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-The maj settle
ment OF the accounts Of the Reading Railroad Company
and the Reading Coal and Iron Company receivers was
taken up to-day and satisfactorily forwarded The re-
ccives in session during the morning. ana accepted
from the Union Trust Company a payment OF nearly
$500, 1000. being a first instament OF the S2'ooO'OoV
required to discharge the receivers certificates wncn
amount IA p divided by the trust loans negot ated ny
the Reading directors with the Union Trust Company
Another nstalne1t will be r,mtted by tue trust Co1l
paw tomorrow, and the closing payment VIII De mare
Wednesday. The inentloE s 20 resume business, i'll
OF the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad CON-
pany, Thursday March 1. all books, papers ana
vouchers bear tine Companys style and title on AKA
after that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence are in Balti-
more,
Mime. Januschek acts this week in Albany
and Troy.
John T. Raymond appears on March in
Buffalo.
Charles Wyndham will remain two weeks
In Boston, where he appeared Last night
The Volkes family are seen, this week, in
Buffalo, Dunkirk and Toledo.
Robson and Crane are in Cincinnai...--.
T. b. warde Is in Philadelphia.
Alice Harrison will shortly visit California,
where abe was long fayOrite.
Signor Salvini will appear at the Opera
House. Philadelphia, March 20, In The outlaw" with
Clara Nor is as Rosate
Mary Anderson will act at Fall River on
Thursday--after three days OF rest,-at NewBedford
on Friday. and at Hartford ON Saturday
The 15Oth performance of Young Mrs. Win
fhropv Mt the Madison Square Theatre will be COM
msmorated on next Monday evening when souvenirs
viii be distributed TO the audience
Toronto Canada, is to have new theatre.
twill be called the Bijou Opera House, and IL Will be
opened next fall IL Is to be In kgst Opposite 10 'ne
Royal recently burnt.
Mr. j. b. Studley, of Miss Mary Anderson's
dramatic company, was cordially welcomed In Boston,
where he has been acting, with Miss Apderson' ior
the last two weeks and Of which city he Is naive
Mr. Charles Roberta jr at Steinway Hall
tonight will introduce several novel selections INTO ms
programme or readings. Among these are two mono
logues from the French, called The Hat and " Trip
Through My Pockets; Bells poem Of "Tne Uncle
zone OF Henry Irvings favorte pieces for recitaon
scbner's Diver" and abrldgment Of Mrs. Brown
1ngs poem, The Rhyme Of the Duchess May"
PRESENTATION OF MR.. BOXERS PLAY.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The new tragedy
of Francesca da Rmin" by George H. Boxer, OF Phil
ahephis exAinister to Russia, presented at the
National Theatre tonight, with Lawrence Barrett In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
OBITUARY..
Judge STEPHEN W. TICHENOR.
Ill a

Lay-Judgs Stephen W. Tichenor died sud
denly at his house la Crntrally- Ora lgc Nd On sun
day night lie was bnrn Ia Orange April IL. 1913, AID
began business "a crA In general store,afterward en-
Ragug Ia hat nlanuf ioturng. He then went 20 ONO
ana then Iexl- where he ma ami lost fortune In
business when CshioralI gold lever broke cut 10
on ve,se AM worked ais passage % san Fran
clsoo lie won't TO work In TIE mines, but a.terward
engasod business. Here he Accumulated large tueas
and ne returned the East In 1850 He hai married
,,r.a iu.. mi retur ling home widowor. he married
a fonrth ale lie bon sht considerable property IN
tDy..t,1eafs Judge Tiouenor was old line DeuOc III
nnI s.rycd two terms MAJ or Of Orange Tie also
srved on fbr 40 rd ~ trerhoiiers aud nell othtr
nni,c pisuons lie ap pointed Lay-Judge ny Gov
ror Sc, lr!lan aud mis- term expires next AnrL ms
successor rfaly been tppnuel oV S''etIoE Aad-
Inv lie leayrs a vile and three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
The FIRE RECORD.

A FATHER AND CHILD BURNED IN HOUSE.
HoRNELLsvILLE, n. Y, Feb. 26.-At o'clock
Last Saturday morning the vile OF Henry sovees, an
enployo OF tho acid works in Birdsall Allegany
County and found the house on fire. She ran In
her nj clothes the factory her husband being On
the night force and gave tno ALARM leaving her three
children In the house. When the parents reached the
burning building the flames were bursting nom every
vnoow but Mr. soyeles dashed through them into the
house aud returned safely snort time, but baefy
burned, with his eldest two children, wne were also
seyerely burned Leaving them wiz their mother he re-
entered the house his third ehhd, q baby four
months DID, and burned to death with It, rne remains
OF the father and child found together the
door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
Post NMca Naflca.


Foreign mails for the week ending March viii close at this
office 5 fOllOw3s
TUEsDAY-Atl p. m for the windward Islands per IS.
AMER Head; at ,. m TOT santiago and CieHisezoss
Cupa. per IS. Santiago at 730 M for HohdnrAs ana
Livingston per IS. Wanderers. wa SewOre.ilS -, 81.
WEDN DAYAt 6:3O for Europe Per - Sers -
Queenstown etteFs i0r France m1st ne aileetsa Re1
secy1a@ IN. for france direet per Ss 3nsilfs
wa Hayre; for the Aeiheriahsis oiiese pes "a
Amsterdam Amsterd n az D 81 an ios EnioPs psII
Ss WyopJng Queenstown letters lsust % auutssaoa
Der Wvonsing"J: m FOE Brazil per % Anor"Se
via Para -. .,.ro,. mar - Raoyhuc VI.
40 oneenstown as p N. for CUBA west thales eha
sSiso par 81. CITY Of Alexandra. VIA Havana
a. for A5pinWui anu South Faclbts per
- V~Atsa m for Ireland per - City OF Chester
90 letters Britain and other Euro
ssn must srsste per Ciy VI CHESTER 1t
m for GUM direct - lshy inland, VIA ntvsrp.
Of % A m nor scotland direct, -. I.tnIOpt1 va
a. klOpe. -. Vera via SCUM
aniuton Bremen teefs I0T scotland mast be drst-
per Werral; ~ fur Cuba and Porto Rice.
"a via Havana.
Mails for CHINA JsoIa So Gaelic S1a Fran
cisco close SsD.u1rs ~. at D. IN. Aaits Tor Aus
tralia Nev-zealand sandwich and FIJI fslats PEI -
Zeaan,lla. FraistseO. aslch :. a. y m
HENRY q. PEARSON. fosSnastsr-
Post oHce. New-Yorx. y. l.. FEB. -. 1883
schedule OF closing OF transpacic mais 70 "a
the presumption Of thetr unnterpsed oVc.Ah 70
Francisco Mails rOa the Eass arriving on 'lsse 40 an
Francisco the day VI sailing OF steamers arc uspaenc~
IhenCe the same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
D0RSEYS COUNSEL INDICTED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Grand Jury
has found an Indictment against A. b. Williams, Of
the star Route counsel specially employed by
Dorsey The formal charge is that OF receiving stolen
goods and is based upon Wiiams's action counsel
for persons charged with having stolen a watch
ana other ysuabes from Miss Ellis year
ago MP Williams says the charge IL absurd,
and ia the outgrowth OF the Ill will OF the
of Justice because he has taken an active
mari I'M the defence of his present clients b. w. Dorsey
has written long letter u Williams declaring that the
nresen In an Of persecution against himself
dorsey through lis counsel Dorsey also SAYS IN this
letter chat an attempt Will made 10 lndct Colonel
Ingersol upon tie charge OF detAmlng INC department
OF Ju4tice.
LIor Star RonLe proeeedlnas zee Seeoad PogGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

YAzoO CITY, Miss, Feb. 26.-A ire at
yaugan's last night destroyed the entire town. except
ing Bigmngham's Hotel and the depot. The heaviest
loser, afe Tucker & Sharp, John MOrary, aud sharp,
Tucker Co., gee ral mere iahtS lucy "eio a'i par
italy insured. =,
WASHINGTON. Iowa, Feb GA fire occurred In the
busness part of which destroyed number OF
buildings ana stocks Of goods Tue loss VIII amount TO
from s65 900 10 S75 600; insurance, about $4,000
ELuIRA n Y, Feb. ga fire here this morning at 2
o'clock burned the extensive furniture warehouse Of
Messrs Gumme & Klippenstein and II. NJ. Browns drug
store Loss, 10000; almost fniiy insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
STORMY WEATHER AT SEA.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-The British steamer
Critic. CAPTAIN Dotchin. from New-York. February T.
mas arrived at Leth. She lost her wheel snd wheel
house, and was otherwise damaged Several OF her
crew injured
The British steamer Lamperts, Captain Storm, from
Baltimore, February L. has arrived at Glasgow. sAe
had her decks swept, boats and bridge smashed ana
sustained other damage ,,,
Tne German bark japan. Captain Rottgers, from WIZ
abandoped Her crow was landed az Falmouth to-day
by The British bark Galatea Captain Tingey I'm New
York February O. for London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE STATE DEBT or TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. ga bill for the
settlement OF introduced In the Legs
nature today. The bill perfected by the Demo-
cratic caucus and will pass. The State debt proper
AZ funded in full with the contract rate Of
interest years interest being deducted Bonds held
nv educational Institutions the State and by Mrs.
President Polk are funded the terms. the bal
ance being funded at 90 cents ON the dollar with per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,,,on,i, for ne pa,t ts.niy.row Aor,

Synopsis for the pas, tS'niyfo~ hoWi
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27-1 q. m.-Ihe MIS-
ssipp is inches above the high water OF last year 81
Cairo aud above the danger line at all points between
Cairo and vlcksburg. The Arkansas River mas rsen 10
inches nj Little Rock The Missouri Is rising generally
at satin. between Omaha aud ST Louis Fair weather
prevails IN all districts except the Lower Lake region
where light snow is reported The temperature mas
fallen about lOo with fresh aud brisk northwestery
winds distrets east OF the Missssipp, ou \. 20
rising slowly IN the Northwest and Southwest where
the winds are shifting 60 southerly.
Indications fol- to-ddH
For New highland aud the Middle AtanllG & ~, az -,
weather, northwest winds, stationary OF sn6n' ii "
temperature, higher barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
GENERAL f. c. DE MARrIMPREY.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-Count Edmond charles dc
" artimprey the French General. Is dead.

Count de Marttnprey was born June TO- 1905, and was
educated at Saint Cyr. He became captain IN 1850
and served I'm Algeria During The Revolution OF Febru-
arv no was ma 10 Heutenan colonel. and during the In
mrrecton OF June. 1s4s. he was employed at Paris lie
was made colonel 10 July IS4s. general OF brigade In
1852 and general OF division in 1888 He took part IN
For time acted as Governor OF Algeria. In 1858 ae re-
cved tine Grand Cross Of the Legion OF Honor and In
all he ~ AZ ma.e a SenatOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
INSANE ACT OF 4 SENA1oRs SISTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.-A report has
beeu circulated throughout the city and apparently
wall authenticated that q sister Of ex-senator
William Sharon attempted suicide in bathroom
OF the Palace Hotel yesterday by cutting
herself in the breast with penkaile The smaness OF
the weapon prevented deep wounds but the cuts are 50
numerous and the of blood great that she Is IN
prrcarious condition. The Is attributed ID insanity
great effort being made TO keep the matter quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
PRUSSIA AND THE POPE.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-TRe North German Gazette
m,blishes an article attacking Herr wudthorst, the
leader Of the clerical party. 1t says he occupies Ills
position only by virtue of dispute between Prussia
and the Vatican w1ch ispnte be Is determined not 70
allow To he arranged The wish Tor settlement OF the
n apparent every word OF the letters OF
the Pope and Cardinal JacObni. although they Try 10
oDtain The most favorable conditions for the Nacah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27

"Yes,- he said, describing dinner ut GER
tain hotel just about the worst ever sat down
To- Everything cold. except the Ice cream, ana
niece Of cake fell my foot and famed me for week
@lHOte Mall.
"rhose pies" explained one boarder 70 an
other at tlble dh6e he underworld 70 reush one,
were made for tle Saratoga races OF ls70 aid we
secured by the proprietor OF this hotel al auction s
autumn They do not require musIaIu VI 'lnesH'-
Hotel Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. 27-l u m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday slowly upward Clear ana
fair weather prevailed with strong west winds and few
flakes OF from passing clouds during the AFTERNOON
The temperature ranged between $50 and 37, the ay-
so being SO higher than the corresponding
dav last year and 1852 lower than on Sunday.
Colder and clear air weather. possibly followed nc
night by increasing cOudiness, be expected TO day
iu this city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
4 SUNDAY.ScROoL INSTITUTES.

The second annual institute of the Brooklyn
Sunday Union opened last evening Ia tue
Hanson Place Baptist Church Four evening a,u Unto
esrpoou s,s,ops are 20 be held under the direction
of the Rev Dr. John H. Vincent. There was large az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
5peeiaI Notlees.
rom the Direction of Shutdown

u. PAUL. MIMI,
OF most cordially recommend BENsoN's CAPGSE
POROUS PLASTER my professional brethren as RENE
dial agent Of rare Their action ia almost Immediate
which they differ widely from the Old style pastes when
are slow and medicinal properties For dceseated
rheumatism dyspepsia gast,ie irrauoa ana al
which Dcal agent Is tadiated nave Ioani
them eregn remedy The people cannot ail 10 sp ire
ciate them +. Pittkin NJ. d. formerly Visiting
nhysiciau 10 Indmary. aud Mecal stan. New
YORK CITY Insane Hospital Word CAPClNE cut in genuine
Dtsr sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
STABBING A DYING WOMAN.

Joseph Kelble, wheelwright living on the
lower floor of the tenement at No 50i East Seventeenth
quarreed last night with the Miller family. who oc-
eupy the upper floor of the house Keble entered
their rooms, and attacked Mrs. Miller, who lying in
bed and who Is reported to be dying Of consumption He
finally stabbed her in the head with pocketknfe. Her
husband. George Miller tlereupon attacked Keble with
fiat iron, inhicting several ugly scalp wounds that
were dressed IN Bellevue Hospital. Both men were