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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
TIE DIAMOND NINE DISASTER.

BRArDwooD H., Feb. 19.-The work of
the bodies Of the buried has assumed
a more businesslike manner. Three companies OF
workmen have been formed, consisting Of sixty men
Each company has n foreman and works eight hours.
day and night Tramways have been built to haul dirt
"a the dam At 10 o'clock this morning the dam was
completed and pumping WAS begun with two pumps. A
box having capacity Of five barrels was lowered on the
go Al q O'Clock y. the water had been
i"Sered I'VE feet IN the main shaft.
Consdera complaint IL heard that the coal company
800 ustng sudiccnt effort 10 got out the water.
20 nertpteudent Casey OF The coal company says that
aiming the land would he impossible because II bitches
80, m. nuirl-aud would MI them up. Other
go, rintenGouis Thought that the Diamond Coal Com
Dony IL doing all that can be done Al n meeting OF
P,t.ns and MINER, OF tins community Mayor y. Mo
ianghiin urcsded. Adiuant General Elliott was pres
nt by direction OF Governor Hamilton 10 INFORM MIN
ndic3lly OF the necessities OF the sufferers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
NO NAND4NUS FoR SALMI MORSE.

.Judgr Ingraham. in the Superior Court. Cham
here Yesterday d-u'et the motion recently uaur bIWe
h,, g. h.h.if nj solt,i Nor.e COR A writ u maudam1s
MN J." .''' " -. -, nt.,, Co.. Tho.
directing Inc mayor 10 l''uc " ''''"Ho w MN ''
ire in Twenty-tnrd-s'. Judge lugrAhan lectcs
g., ...,,,o r.,,,i,t.ug the granting or thea
TIC ''''''' -, a., e., door
ire bctlscs winch s'97 '''' '
T. authorized nd empowered TO grant license rpnn the
. -. ,,. .n,lieart M the rroner fee The on Is
T." "''' -! 80 -. r.r ,r No,
question before the 'oLFt WAS iLeif' '""''"' W No'
Mr. Nnr-e having rendered tc tho Mavor tue legal Tee,
t.. .,..,.... f,r Marco tis a "a. "A i.n.ter IL
was 'h'hel W "''u'' ''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR THE BROORLYy
BRIDGE.

At n recent meeting of the Bridge Trustees
proposals were received from all the principal electric
light companies for lighting tho bridge, and Mr. Martini
engineer reported favor of the proposal made by
the United States Illuminating Company, after having
investigated the whole subject carefully and hay
ing inspected the different systems OF lighting in actual
operation. Some OF the other bidders for the contract
however desiring further hearing the matter was re-
ferred to committee OF three to hear representatives
from all the companies bidding and award the contract
hearing was had before the committee the latter
part Of last week. and Of the Fuller Eec
tHcal Company, the Brush-swan Electric Light Com
pany the Edison Electric Light Company the Schuyler
Electric Light Company the United States Illuminating
Company, and the Arnoux & HOchhausen Eleciric Com
spective systems. The committee inquired into the mat
ter very carefully, and full hearing to ali interests
represented with the result that the committee has
incided with the views expressed by the engineer aud
has awarded the contract to the United states Iumn
ating Company
The competition for this contract has been very strong
as the work ia an important one The system used
will be the Weston Arc system, and the bridge viii oe
lighted by seventy powerful arc lamps arranged
side OF the roadway.
The contract includes not only tie lamps ana dynamo
machines, tue engines for driving the machines AMI
the entire work OF erecting the plant and completing &c,
ready for operation.
The contract calls for the completion OF the work with
in sixty days. which AFFORD indication OF the
time the bridge will probably be opened although tho
officials connected with the bridge have declined TO
press any opinion to the time when it Will be ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WAsuINGTON, Feb. lin the Senate to-
day SIR Jackson presented the credentials OF MS col
league 'ir Harris reelected senator from Tennessee
The President laid before The senate communication
from the Secretary the Navy transmitting the report
OF the Jeanette Roar Of Inquiry also communication
from the Commissioner Indian Affairs In regard to the
large sums money annually expended ~ the Indians
iu fees to attorneys Tor collecting moneys due them ii"
the Government aud proposing the appointment OF AN
oAccr 90 collect such moneys Tor them. The House oil
granting pension 10 the widow Of the late Maor-Gch
er,l warren wa. reported fnyombly resolution was
agreed fixing the daily hour Ot meeting uhth the emu
OF the session 10 10 q.
I'm the House Mr. HI-cocb, Of New-fori, from the
Committee ON Appropriations, reported the ~undiy civil
Aprrouriaon bll and 30 referred to " Committee
oil the whole Mr.. Harris Of Massachusetts,. on behalf
az the Committee on Naval Affairs. gave notice or AN
amendment which he would offer for the sale o certain
niece of land iu the Wu4bout Bay IN the state ~ New
York Tho total amount appropriated 10 the b Us So
90. ooo rro largest single item IS th"t Tor pn'hc
pr,ut.-ir s.a77,6jO. Tho amount provided FOR the
SIGMA, Service g. $3.50 O5j Of thi. SIM $40 600 j, Tor
NAV the corts g2}l 500 Tor observations and report of
storms 415G1.g for subsistence. e733oo Tor barracks
aud ,r,-f.r. S.OuuD for maintenance 81 telegraph
lines. ~} 900 Tor cost ~ experiments a Lady Franklin
BAY ana the balance n small sums for various pnr'
noses. The sum OF 100000 Is Appropriated to use IN
preventing fraudulent entries Of land NJ h'I4-
hoover iiom thr Commute" "h i'r'I'nIi' 'u,Il., l
tu.I from gre ilI il,, ~ l ,I 10 Hi'- were iu-
EHi''A"' .'.'." . ,i Jpt. ON irt.ir- imported into
the United state. ID per cent rom "ri"" h'd rates io
I t.yDr Hu- v-rr. reported 90 authorize the reap
..., 81 th- steamer Planter captured Dos Robert
.. 90 authorize thr extension uf thc chesapeake AMI
n.i, ..it0aI Company 90 APPOINT on Tue military anl
'"L,'.'h ' rit' t,.r nt N,W London the uuo..
.. .|f
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS |
Continued from First Page.
but Messrs. Ellis end Gibson would, of course, have
voted against it instead of for it.
RELATIVE TO NEW YORK OFFICES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
WASHINGTON Feb. misrepresentation Beach, OF
New York, says that ex-Assemblyman Joseph NJ.
Dickey will undoubtedly be appointed Postmaster
AT Newburg in place of John Adams, the present
incumbent. Mr.. Adams has secured the signatures
of very large number of the principal residents OF
the city, including the leading cergymen, bankers,
lawyers. etc, to a petition for his reap
pointment. Mr. Dickey was one OF
the Spartan Band" who voted nearly
eight weeks in Albany for Conkling and Platt III
1851, in spite of the forbidden and abhorrent
forces" by which they were surrounded. Mr.
Dickey did not display qualities in his legislative
career which would suggest his appointment TO any
responsible position.
The Office of Collector at Cape Vincent. Jefferson
County, n " which is considered to be desirable,
will become vacant next month. II is understood
that George w. Warren, the present incumbent
who is an Administration man. is likely to be re-
appointed THIS appointment, If made, VIII Do
without the recommendation or approval OF Coh-
gresham skinner c..
The term OF the postmaster at Horkimer, Senator
Mler's home will end on March 3. warren CaSS-
well, the present incumbent Will probably Oe Io-
appOlntc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
STRANDED on THE COAST OF NORWAY.

TIE HEKLA OF THE TuINGVALLA LINE, IN DAN
GERoUs PoSITION-No LIVES LOST
? Funch. Edye & Co., NewIork agents for the
Thingyalla Steamship Line, which has been run
ming between this port and Copenhagen Tor nearly
two years being the pioneer Danish line, received
the following dispatch at an early hour yesterday
morning:
The Hekla stranded Laurvg. on the coast OF NOT
way on saturday morning. Pa.seugera ana crew saved
SLi1s posltion is dangerous Will telegraph II
she gets of or becomes total wreck.
As that part of the coast of Norway where the
Hekla stranded is very rocky it is thought doupt-
ful whether the vessel vii. get Off She salled from
Copenhagen in command of Captain IL T. Malseh'
commodore of the line, Oh Wednesday morning
last. and is suDp sed to have stopped at Christian
send and sailed from there on Friday, with about
100 Storage passengers not more than dozen
cabin passengers, and a threc-quartcrs cargo
of freight Nothing definite as to
who The passengers were. or the
quality and quantity of freight, was learned by the
dispatches received Mr. Edge made every effort to
obtain all possible information for the public with
regard to the lislster and instructed his subordl-
mates to conceal nothing which wouid he OF inter-
est He hopes to receive more definite information
to-day.
The Hekla. like her sister ships, the GeiSer' the
Thingvalla and the Island. was constructed upon
the most modern plans of naval architecture
She was built and launched Mt Malmo
Sweden. in October 1881, and made her
first TIP here IN April 1eS2 the nn'
having greatly developed the trade between ting
and tie scandinavian countries. she" ol ron anu
is what is termed watcr-balast vessel. the wafer
ranks being 81 constructed that they can either
carry cargo or be filled with water a. ballast Sle
il 3 seven Nater-tight compartments, thrc decks
running fore and aft. Is harktntllt-fPseh, III" IN
propelled with compound engne'-hcr cNlln,lgGiS
being 81 and 80 inches in diameter respecllvey;
and of 4G5s inches stroke. She Is 80 leet
IN length 80 feet beam, 20 feet III depin
Of hold and OF 1910 tons measurement.
There are state-room accommodations lot iur'S
frsi-class passenger handsomely furnished and
provided with electric bells These statc-room7
flank the man saloon. which is aft and IS elegant
" furnished. Tie smohiug-rOpm, and the ,ahieS
parlor on the promenade deck, are furnished IN
keeping with the saloon accommodations. ne
sccond-cabIn accommodations, Tor seventy pas5eh-
gers. on tho forward part oil the main deck are
supplied with every comfort. he orfinReWrntS
for 200 stecrlgc passengers on the mann ana uIioP
oks are especially good. he hospital Tor Steer
age passengers amidships. has accommodations lor
hitv persons. . 900 . I'll. =;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
THE uoUHr1IY ETAYGELISTS FAREWELL

"Tbe Mountain Evangelist" George o..
Barpes conducted his farewell meeting In the United
states AT Music Hail. Brooklyn last evening The ha De-
ing Oiled Tomorrow he will sail Tor Englahu-or
israel" as he calls 1t-on the steamship PaVoha' anu
No ntend IA 90 around the world wherever the Eng
sh tongue is spoken. An admrer has advanced MN 'ne
money for the trip He says that he has made 400 con
verts his weeks campaign IN this city ana bIooA
Ign, the majority in tine latter cIty
After singing by Miss Marie Barnes last nigh'' inc
evangelist in on-baud matterOffact way, SAID: Let
us praise Him." and led in prayer, III Wmeh
he said; NOW dear Lord, ask one
sweet parting kiss, is Thy wont" Mr.
Barnes talked about the story OF the crucifIon,
speaking In somewhat disconnected way The cross
OF Christ" said " II the aud the great regina
tor OF the universe. Ny audience tonight an eptome
of the human race aud Ike those who stood about the
cross But don't let be hard multitude u was
like all mobs. No matter how popular man has been
thew turn on him for some imagined fault. You've seen
il right here in Brooklyn. Tray Blanche, Sweetheart
and ali will follow Christ did not die to proptlate al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
TIE LIBRARY BILL OPPOSED.
lnr rrLrGnArm TO TIE TRIBUNE. |

Thy TEIIGRAIII 10 TIE IkIIIU No 7
WASHINGTON. Feb. I9-Another effort to pass
bill TO provide additional accommodations for the
Library of Congress failed in the House to-day,
owing to the energetic opposition of Messrs. Randall
and Holman backed by the almost solid Demo-
cratic vote. Some two months ago, when the Dill
was before the House, Mr.. Randall and Others
opposed il because II provided for the purchase OF
site m for n building to cost
about SiOOO.0O0. Tho bill was recommitted
with instructions to bring it back with provision
that the building shall be placed on land belonging
TO the Government and shall cost not to exceed
certain sum. These Instructions were oh"yed IN
the bill brought forward to-day. The motion to
su spend the rules and pass it was defeatcd-l09 TO
oJ-twO-thirds beng required. The vote showed
however that tho bill Will command the support o.
"A very large majority, If II can he reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
MR.. BARNrMSxEKMG wuirEELEPHAYE

II has for long time been Mr.. Barnum's
ardent Wish lie rays, To obtain sacred white ele-
phant accomplish this result Mr. Gaylord an agent
in the employ a. SIR Barnum and his partners In com
mani, with SIR UaIdrman. tho United States Minister at
siam recently visited The King and asked him whether
ne would sell or lease OF hesc animals The King
shrugged hia shoulders and asked they know that the
shirt 81 Buddha was supposed TO dwell In white
elephant. It was suggested by Mr. GAYLORD that
Buddhist priests should accompany the elephant 10 ths
countrv and the King was assured that they would be
treated In royal style. The King has deferred MS De
csion In the matter. hold consultation win the
Court officials nud the priests Inc heslht"h OF me
Kngs considered proptiOus and Mr. B'rnum mas sent
sl0O 900 10 his agent assuring him that money Is No
object II the elephant eau bo procured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
sANDvrcH ISLAND SUGARS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Mr. Belmont, of
Nev,-York introduced resolution In the House to-day
railing on the Secretary Of the Treasury for all CORE
spoudcnoc between officers Of the Treasury Department
or between hoso officers and any or persons
and all orders or decisions by tine Department affecting
the execution OF much OF the Hawaiian treaty OF 1870
and the law of 1876 to enforce the Same as relates 10
"A pdvch Island sugars Mr. Belmont said to arrporter
that In view, the treaty intended to admit duly rec
only such raw sugars as, 1878, were commtrclii NY
known ns Sandwich Island sugars. THOSE VINO u'eo
nbrogn OH declare that refined sugars AS wen ~
sugars had been passed free IN San Francisco Tue Ie.
question: In his opinion IL whether or NOT rShou , a.
Have been ANA free under the tIeaJ' sAi" ''"' w "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
RecetrerS OF Pu6lic Moneys-Sanford Parker at Mo-
brara, Neb, and Charles d. Peck at Lake City, Col.
Register-Jobn Murphy to be Register OF the Land
Office at Harrison Ark
Indian Agent-Francs NJ. wadsworthat siletz Agency,
in oregon.
United States Ahorpey-Trenmore Coffin for Nevada.
The Senate executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations:
Jtdicidi-Wllliam White. OF Springfield, Ohio. to be
District Judge for the Southern Ds riot OF Ohio.
United Suites AhOrney-GeOrge ". Prichard, OF Los
Vegas, for the Territory OF New-MexcO: william H. Ii.
Clayton, for the Western District of Arkansas.
Tinted Sqtes MdrshdlJoshua b. Hill, for the Eastern
District Of North Carolina.
COectOr-Clark g. Montgomery TO be Collector OF In
ternal Revenue of the lat District Of Ohio.
secretary ~ LeGutiOI-George w. Wurs to be secre-
tary Of the Uni'ed states Leg ton to Russia.
Ndry-Master Samuel seabury to be a Lieutenant in
the Navy.
Posfnadsters-Howard r. Gates. Litchneld, Conn; D. G.
Bcgs, johannesburg, n. Y; Joha b. Runyol, Morr 8
town, Y. j. and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

"Heart and Hand" as presented at the Buou
Opera House. full houses sale OF seats for
thi, week being the largest yet known at THIS theatre
The play has been condensed and the no"
auas before III O'Clock. Heart and Hand " Will DC
,,,,hdrawn after next week, Mr.. McCauli Is
under contract to present his company III fh ia
dslnhia ON March 3. On that evening al thc
RTou will be produced for the first time, the Dime
Novel -" musical comedy by Mr. A. &. Gunter music ny
Mr. Jessie Williams.
At the Morgan organ ana harp matlnee on
Thursday at Chickering Hail. Mrs ImOgeue Brown will
sing the Jewe Scene from "Faust" Mr. Morgan VIII
nl.y Neudesfohn's Sonata No. and the adago, min-
net and trio from Mozarts symphony IN T.
Lecocq's new work, to be entitled "Mlcaela'
at tue Standard Theatre VIII be produced at thAt mousse
on Monday with the composers original orchesraton'
and an ap,relv new lbretto The cast will be as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
GENERAL HAzEN AND THE SIGNAL SERVICE.



A SENATE INVESTIGATION AGAIN ASKED AND RI
FUsfp-A COURT or INQUIRY
W,sutNGroN. Feb l9.-Gcneral lIaZcn, Chief
signal officer on Friday wrote letter Secretary Lin
cain renewing his request ~ the 14th inst thar the
cbargcs made him and the signal Service In the
House OF Representatives be investigated 10y commit
tee Of the Senate H. -ays reason for this request
I want Justice done ami NV Buraau II thought
thar Inc desired end could oe obtained ny court OF
inuury 40 well - can be by committee OF the senate
Eonld AK for that believe that the service 0urh %
continue to do the weather york and am wiling ana
auou. that Congress shall examine the quest ou ~ "a
bottom. There Is nothing here that want To conceal
there j. nothing, br"Sle, tut' Ity ontrr "I
the service deslres 10 hlde kno" that
iSatlon which think proper, bur | know also
bt much wrong has boon done 70 me and to the service
lion fl has seemed to me that far treatment demands
that shall have Congressional lnVtsugltoh tall me
question Of the retention or OF the Weather
1ureau In the War Department shall be- met squarcly ;
and hat Bureau driven out because II Ought 10
DO aud not pushed OUT by induectl"h
Secretary Lincoln rcpuel. on saturday saying that
ne fouUd sufficient reasons the letter Of General la
zen for dsregardng the considerations npon which he
felt compelled To dsapprOVe the original application
llo adds:
could certainly wish no Injustice done to the service
or to any officers. AMI regret To observe inc eA
pro.son Of feeling that juotce might not be Gone
by court OF inquiry II mas apeaTrG 20 a',
nS ~ oni,ers OF the Army aud Navy. .
acre. with yuu that investigation OF the tfulh OF
those impuatlOus mugt be had. lu case theIt-
fore that cour OF Inquiry Is not asked for to lnyGsu
~, - and report upon ANY m9tets Which may Dc Iad ne
fr. n iuuuyuiug the official fidelity Oi officers engaged
An thn nerforuauce OF ths duties OF your Bureau shall
feel II inv duty To advise tho Pfcsd0ht 10 appoint
court for that purpose.
In a reply 10 Secretary Lucoln's letter sent to-day
General HaLen says;
The motive OF tae chief signal Onlcer in asking for
Congressional yUstigatOn ts very clear TWO DlIs are
nrndlnn be ore the legislative branch u the Govern
ucut one ia orrd 10y the Secretary Of war, as under
stand his annual report aud his letter OF the lth ns
and ono favored by Assertions nave Dern
maize IN the public press t"ht are
IIsru.siou OF The merits OF the proposition Involved
II has not arenrd proper to the Chle Hgha Occr TO
ALI Tor a court Of inquiry because ne desires uer m
yrstlgatiOn than such court can give: me
,no f ns iursin snail bo mad ~ any can be. Ho
ms thu. far merely Expressed his dcsre rs W "h'I
means shall be employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
GRIMES AND cAsUA1rIES-BY 1ELEGRApH

THE TRIAL OF ELLIS AND CRAFT:
ClNCINNAII. Feb. l9.-ln the case OF Ells ahd
can me tosecutiou closed day. sixteen witnesses were
etameL The violence galnst tho prisoners is strong
HEATING HIS WIFE TO DEATH,
CHICAGO. Feb. l9.-IhOmas Welsh, llNlhg on the
west side The city while In h oil druAeh luy' Oo"' MS
wife 10 death This morning
SENTENCED FOR FORGERY.
DETROIT, Fen. 19.-francIs NarIeI u Specai
penson agent found guilty Of forging inc name q"
Pension Agent POST OF bet Ot Was To-Day sv'ehVeu 10 o
yeaIs In the House Of Correction.
ROBBiNG AND KILLING HIS WIFE .
AUGUSTA. Ga, Fen. 10-ln the case Oh Mrs. Al
who recently killed near Suuihoii""h
county the COfOnefs jury has IOuhu NeIuOt o
rnnbery and murder against her husband.
GUILTY OF UTTERING FORGED NOTE
NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb 19.-The jury III the case
az DR. ademar Ellie, ttll for uttoring forged hoto
lime 1881 5000, this evening returned Ycmc OF
600 Tie punishment Is from two t. fourteen years III
pfisOnmcnt ia the peuitentary.
BRAKEMAN CRUSHED.
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. l0.-Ihonas keeer
brtcnap on the York and NewEDgland road was Sc
yrrry Injured this cy this evening while coupling ais
t The bo-pitl aud fitnl results appchended ho
hn. an INC named Horace hooIe living IN one hundred
aud .fouIth.st. Sew. YORK CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
Posi- Oalce Notice.
for the week cndlag February "a VIII close

Fo-eion mails the endOg tebIuay - VIII cinso
a tli, utiCs as fOuUWs.
TUE-DAY-AtlO a. H. FOR Asyinwall aud south 'acnc.
tiR Para: p. cape ftd 70. 81 DO
nm Tor Europe per Ably ssua yla Queenstown a. 80
% m. for uO.tu rs and Livingston Por - Guy OF Oa4s'
WA Sew.OTlrans .--...- ,...s . ~
WtDN ESDAY-At 4. for tAe Netherlands direct tef
- z ,sind yla IioteTdlui al i IA fot france hieti
nrr 50 Peter~ IaVIe at 4 H. for EUROPE per -
rpcted PaYOua') az D. m Tor Nassau auu Ms'sS
las nor - CRY q, Ant Mo, al pm Tor foIto 49,
direct per A,is. al 1870 NJ TO- AeAc' per - N'I
OF Mex, .. ew Oreahs. , - -. r.r,hese via
rIIIfpSlAY I q "a. Brazil per = ~ ~
Nevuort News. 23ua M ior europe Pc - nj
pi,hicoud Queenstown ueitsrs. "i a.
France De IA octed per 'lts 81 NJ p.r
Tor Jamaica, bcii.eT a. iva "a
81 S,esia VA Plymouth ChciDo"ts ~ a, "a AL, n,l
"a n u' Tor eunuda per So Ol.nOto az 80 =. IA 80
% pn Ia Rcu ana Mexico. per - NV "i 'uo'''' ""
Havana ea nm m for newfoundland and 81 Pierre
MjqneioH VA "a a a ~ for Europe, per IS Cefe VIA
"a eftrr sglutl1 cot bi7s or't
que 49,. ,'s,tc'') al Tor scotland dec f'f -
iiy.Vssta VIA glasgow. at a. m ioi belgium Wle' ger
- Nedeand. VIA Antwerp a. p ~ =, ,' a, ~
-, Dcnsn via southampton anG blehehi a. - IA, ~
',,,si. ana ezra N0lcnrl ~ p m TO- t4s
lsiauds per - anger feao' al 90 r. "a iot
-, onj porto RICO. IS saratoga. "a Havana
uo,ls Tor China Japan per sa Gaelic. va san ftan
.,Ios. ~. at D. IN. Mails tor Ans
IrsHa NswZealand. sandwich aud III! Isanis per -
I.asndll wa Francisco. close March $ Al p "a.
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post once. New.York, y. ", Fen. ~, 1855.
e cheule of closing pacie msis is on
the presunution OF their uninterrupted overland -
san Francisco Mails rom the hast arriving u ~ .,ad
Francisco GA the day Oi sailing OF steamers @e uISF
thence TIE sane DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
4 TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

BY invitation of the Church Temperance So
ct, an lapOrtaut drawing-rOom conference WAS held
last evening At the house OF W. Rhineander Stewart,
No 90 radisonave About seventy gentlemen were
nresent among whom were Dr. II. c. Potter, the Rev.
nr McKim. Dr. Howard Crosby, Or. g. iren@us Prime,
DR. Gustav Gottheil, Judge Peabody, d. G. Calvin the
Rev DR.. c. G. Ihiany' u. wins james
and George Bhss' ~
a1 ddr.sses were made by the organizing
seeretary Dr. crosby and others Arrangements %ere
"a son - possle All thOse present agreed to sgn the
call for the meeting.