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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
MARRIED.

BOYD-DAvIDSON-On Tuesday evening. April 3. at All
saints Church. Brooklyn by lbe Rev Dr. Charles fof
man. assisted By Rev r. ). PycOtt. the Rev Melville
Boyd ~ Minne III. Davidson. only daughter VI Thomas
Walden.
CALDWELL-FORSHEE-O TUESDAY. March 30. by tho
Rev. AmasI =. Freeman OF Hayersrlw, Samuel z. Cald
well TO Charlie Forshee. Dcta Of this city.
EMERSON-PA ULDING-Msrch 81 1888. by ths Rey.
Charles Burr, Dr. J. H. Emerson to Miss Esther W.,
daughter OF the late John Pauldlng
GODWIN-BILLINGS-On Wetnsst.Y, April T. at the
ideuce OF tho brides parents, NsyYOrK, by tho Rev A.
Eaton. Allan W. Goodwin 70 Helen Isabel, daughter OF
Chester Billings. esq
MYNDERsE-s WAN-At Rose HILL Geneva y. Y, Thurs.
day, March 30 1888 by the Rev James l.. Robertson OF
Cortland Wilhelmus Mynderse OF NewIork, " Mary
daughter Of Robert J. swan. esq. OF Geneva.
Al notices Of marriages must b, iaiorSsi witi fsv
name and address,
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ALsoP-Aths residence. No. West 5Istst, on Monday
RELATIVES and friend, OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend funeral at ST. Thonass Chlrcl 5th ave- aud
63d.st. on FRIDAY, April u, at IL O'Clock.
CooPEon Wednesday 4th inst Peter Cooper In tbs sJi
Tie nnera services Will take place at All Souls Church.
cor 4thave aud 2Othst. Saturday April ~ 1890 an.
CoRNINo-At Frederick Nd. weinesday morning April
scbss ian {. ana Elizabeth tocsey Co., -.
Relatives and friends ae invited atteni without further
notice.
cRosBY-At Garden City. Apra2 Elizabeth Lanman' wf'
Funeral Johns Church. Workers. Thursday.
9TH inst at IL O'clock
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at III a. m.
DARBEY-In NewYork CITY SATURDAY March 81. 1888.
Agnes Mel Hay wls 81 Wan DsTosy
DEUrscH-on SUNDAY. April Eleanor Deutsih. aged "
Funeral at Linden n. J.. on Thursday. at Ham
Train leaves foot Cortlandts St. ut ~ O'CLOCK
lnierment private
DgEssER-on wednesday Apnit susan Fish Dresser.
OF Major o. Warren Dresser and daughter OF Danid
Funeral viii take place Trinity Chapel Friday morans
Relatives and trlsn.i, requested 70 attend.
1t is requested that 40 lowers DO sent
oosTENHoFER-A Marietta osorsi, on on aDril 3D. 1885,
William Gostenhofer. in tho 18Th year OF ms ago
HART-At Fcrnwood. watervliet, April william Howard
Hart. in the $50 year OF his ago
vile OF Professor & Mara Of the Sss.yorf U1ysrsy
Invited to the services al hsr te home No. 30
West ith. ST. on Friday at IO'3O a. H.
Please omit flowers
RoBBINS-At Jericho fourth day, fourth month tth,
congestion Ot age" VI
Jericho vi 4 day tho Sth, at III O'Clock. . ,. =.
waiting at ltcksviilo on
the 9D'ciocS train from Long Island clty.
Relatives and friends arc invited 70 astolL
SEAMAN Suddenly Westohestsr. Y. " April 1888.
Percval Of tho late Dr. Sacnlho Solman a'
tho 18Th year OF his ago. ,,,.,-, -. -. .
Funeral from Friends Meeting House weschester on sat
Carriages Will meet train Harlem Rivcr station. New.
Branch RB. AT ll:55 a m
sHEPARD-At Norfolk. Conn. April 3 1881 MsrsaretJs
vile Of the late John a. shepard. aged Syears
Funeral Friday AT l o'elocA
SMITH-AprI2 Nellie vito OF John Gait Smtn. esq, AMI
daughter late Cyru, Knapp esl OIL HAckens@ek y.
Funeral from her Ile residence No. 4tJ West 73ist Thurs
morning At Ia o'clock
InicrnleDt at Hackensiek
No flowers.
sToNE-At Pau. France "Wednesday afternoon. April :.
Margaret;a c. GeOre h. stone and daughter OF thS
X. Corning.
Notlce oil funeral hereafter
VAN BENTHUYsEN-Aprl 4. Clara A. Howard wieof
William A. Nau jenthuy son $780,. p.>..,~.
Funeral IRON ST. Peters Il. H. Church. sa,est Broo<yn'
April q. at y m
yERMILYE-At Orange. n. J., April =. 1888. william IL
Funeral services Fnday. 9th inst. at ST. Marks Church.
orange. at / 3O a m ,,.-p, ,oo, nj, u.r.,,~
aud ChstOphsr.sts. AT lOlu :. w.
wILOER-in Englewood n. j., April sarah Vrylmi Il
Funeral Services al nor =" ~''
"A 10. 40 D. u.
Intcrment at EizaDeth y. J. ,
IIain leaves foot o ChamOersst at 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
WOMEy HURT BY 4 BRUTAL DRYER.

Mrs. Oscar Steinfeldt, wife of stOrekeeper
at 6S5 Broadway, Williamsburg, and her daughter.
Adeine, were their way homo yesterday when
Adoline was knocked down at the corner OF Houston
and Attorneysts by horse attached to light wagon
Mrs. Steinfeldt seized the animals brdle whereupon
the driver struck her the head with q
heavy whip, and as she reinquished ner
hold started up his horse aud escaped Adeline, who
Is about twelve years of age, to ST. Francss
Hospital, where her right found to have been
broken Mrs Seinfeds face and neck were cut In sew.
eral places by tne blows dealt her by the driver.
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FLAMES IN PINE STREET.

A fire broke out late last night in the fourth
ttory OF No. so Pine-st. and extended to No
30 before it could be checked, the buildings being
connected and owned by man named Finn. The
two top stories were occupied by Junquera
and Guerra. manufacturers Of cigars the
ground floor of No. 80 occupied
by Blackwood Douglass sta TONERS, and the ground
6oOr OF No. 80 was used by Fidel Fernandez, an
Importer OF tobacco leaf Tie second floor
No. 81 by George W. Haws, a
dealer in lubrcating oils. The fire originated
On the fourth floor OF No. 81 The two buildings
Quilted, the damage TO them being estimated
ut $1,000 The losses OF the occupants could not be
accurately stscertained, but believed to DO
follows Junquera Guerra. IS, 600; l.. Fernandez,
81. 900 BackwoOd and Douglass, $1,000, aud George
w. uaws, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 4-General Won Komarof has
been appointed civil governor OF the district OF the
Trans-CaucasuB.
NICE, April 4.-The principal pier here was entirely
destroyed by fire to-day. Only the iron framework Of
tn. bridge which connected the pier with the land
remains. The loss Is estimated at Sl, o00,00O.
CoNsTASTINorIE, ApriI 4-General Won Hobe Pacha,
one OF the able officers in the German army who, In
1882 came here to reform tho Turkish army has boon
appointed Adedecamp to the Sultan and his Master
Oi-HorBe.
somLEswIG, April 4-Thirty of the Danes In schoswig
hive st been expelled from the country for refusing to
ins,,ribe their names for Prussian military service
v,u.xA Auril Aha RsLaa az RahAmia haa hAaaras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
A RECEPTION BY SENATOR KIERNAN.

ALBANY, April 4.-Senator Kiernan's recep-
ton took place at the Kenmore House tonight. The
the lower oOr decorated with plants and
flowers Among those present Governor Cleveland.
Lieutenant-GoyernorH Hi, 5. 3. Cox d. " Arguimbau,
George NJ. Beebe f. A. Briggs. exSherf Bowe, Erasus
Corning. Joseph u. Carr. General wusow Lester Wal
lack. and the members OF the Senate and House and
heads OF tho yarou, departments. Letters OF regret
were received from Mayor Low, Henry Ward Beecher,
Demas Barnes Chiulcey VI. Depew. ). L. VI. Barlow r.
T.. Flower. Cyrus w. field. JOAN 4. Hoffman. Bishop
Mclaughlin j. PiorpOnt Morgan. General Horace Por
ter. Ripley Ropes. William H. Vanderbilt, Augustus
In the evening with e-sizcd cayOn portrait Of himself
from frelus IN Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
FRANCE AND THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

ROME, April 4.-The story Of the triple de-
iensive alliance OF Germany. Austria and Italy against
France which generally looked upon as Iceler
has been made the occasion by the press OF Italy for
many antFrcnc1 articles The Liberia says that If
France assumes airs In her dealings with other
countries she will nd heref confronted VITA several
powers united fos mutual defence The journal de
Rome cal paper says that from the Bac u tho
Island OF Sicily the Repubic has none but one
IN es who are ready attack her 4 she moves nnger
PEsTH Apri l. IN the Lover louise oil the Diet TO-
day an inelpella introduced as to whether or
not alliance between Germany. Austria ana ilaiy
really existed IL was stated that the question wOn3
have TO Le referred ~ Herr IsEa President o. INC
Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
THE CABINET QUARREL IN FRANCE.
PARIS, April AT the Cabinet Council yes

erlay NJ Waldeck Rousseau. Minister Of the Interior.
made a strong argument favor of retaining General
de Gaict Us tho director OF calvary manGuvres. Gen
cra Thibaudn Minister OF War; retorei that on military
matters at least NJ Waldeok. Rousseau WAS i'll quail
fed to give Intelligent opinion. President Grevy
then intel posed.
Paris says that NJ. Ferry the Prime Minister. and Cen
eral Thibaudin have agreed that the great cavalry
manmuyres which were to take place the Eastern
frontier should DE abandoned account OF the probable
expense General dc CALI ct Is To have command OF
the calvary manHuvfes IN the autumn
HEM Rocheior In the ItrdnsgeUrf. saws that the
nation relies firmncss aud yalty OF General
Thbaudln to the Republic from the misfortune OF
falling into the hands OF General dc Galiiiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, April 81 a. m.-The srorus
which was central In Colorado last night has moved
eastward and Is now central in Kansas Ram has pro-
vailed in the Gulf States the Lake region and the North
wes and fair weather continues on tho Atlantic coast
The temperature has risen about 100 IN tho Southern.
Middle and New.England States the Ohio Valley and
the Lake region, with southeast to southwest Winds
Colder northcrly winds reported from tho North
west The temperature 10 below freezing Ia Minnesota
and the Upper Missouri Valley and It Is showing as
Deadwood. Cheyenne, Phoebe anu Prescott. Heavy
local rains and thunder storms prevailed IN the Quiz
States and Upper Mississippi Valley during the day.
Indications for todau
For New England, tho Middle Atlantic end South
Atlantic States increasing coudness and rain,
southeast TO southwest winds, lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake region. threatening weather and
ran to south Winds falling followed In west portion
BY rising barometer. stationary or slight rise In tenn
perature In east portion, slight fall Of temperature In
west portion.
For the Upper Lake region, the Upper Missssippl
and Missouri Valleys. rain partly clouny and
slightly colder weather. winds shifting to West and
North. followed BY rising barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
OTHER CASES or SUICIDE.

Nathan 8. Morse, the business manager of
The Daily News shot himself through the head carly
yesterday morning In the office Of the paper In Park
Row and died instantly His health for some time had
been very bad and lattery he had been troubled with
seepsssnes The growing feeling OF inability to work
preyed on his mind greatly and 1t is
supposed he was insane when he took his life. His
-~--.. other he had no family or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

much alarmed at the rapid spread Of sprtualism In
that country that believing proscriptivo measures
necessary he has declared any protesting BELIEF In
sprtualistic doctrines to be guilty of heresy
BERLIN April 4.-The bill Increasing tho duties on
wood was to-day In the Rciohstag referred to oom
mittee by q vote OF 1876 10 135.
LONDON April 4.-Tho Northampton and Py'chiey
Hunt began yesterday Tic race for the Great Nor''
smptonshre Stakes, run to-day. was won nv j. ian,
burys Genucr, with r. H. C0Opers Sun OF YORK seconu
and Mr.. Lefevres The Glider third. There were SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
IND USTRIAL CENSUS or PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, April h The industrial
census OF this city which has been taken by Lorn Bodget
represents the total value OF manufactured products of
this CITY for 1880 at S470000000. Mr.. Bodget will
print the ard locations OF every iron and steel
manufacturing establishment In the city tho number OF
people employed by each and the value OF their produc
tons which makes il appear that the United states CEN
ana I'm this one branch a0no has undercstimaed the
values OF manufactured products To the extent OF
5O00000. rho Value OF the teXuo products Is put A.
.lI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
DELAY IN THE DUBLIN MURDER TRIALS.

DUBLIN, April 1.-THE trial of the pi1soncrs
charged with Phoenix Park murders and other crimes
which it was expected would begin on Tuesday next.
will postponed for few days owing to the fact that
sufficient funds have been raised for the conduct OF
defence of the prisoners IL Is ho intention OF the ac
cused men, asked their agragnIneDt In court Il
they are ready Iral request that they be irn
ised with counsel The Trials, II Is said, VIII be delayed
mill their counsel have been Instructed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
FINE MODERN PAINTING
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Post Omce NofIcs.


Foreign ais for the week ending April will close at this
ONCE follows; :.
TuURSDAY-At 10 a ~. for Hayti per S. Alenei al ~
A. m. for Germany. France, &C. per IS Mestphais W.
Plymouth, Cherbourg aud Hamburg uettors Ior oieAs
Britain and other European countries must Oe ar.es.,
sper Westphala at IL m. for Europe. per IS iHsncs
via Queenstown At D. IN for Nassau ana M MMs,nasS
Cuba Der state Of Texas; at 1880 D. m TOT bctmul
per ,s Ornoco At 1901 m. for Cuba Porto hco Ana
Mexico per IS. CITY OF Alexandria VIA hatsnti AZ 10y
D. IN for Europe pee So Vera via southampton AM
Bremen: at IO:30 for Venezuela and Curacao pee
SIS. Valencia 9Th. a.. IA. g.
Alvo; at $3.50 p IN. Tor Newfoundland and 81 fs'fs
MiQuel0n, via Halifax -. -. O. c,r.,s.
Ala via Glasgow At IL q. for Germany &C.. per "a
Habsburg Southam pton and Brenen letters iyt or.
britain aud European countries must oe
UaDsburg" at IL IN. for Europe per IS sstu NAE
via Queenstown; at 1880 Tor CUBA snd pVto IT.
mar "a saratoga Havana ~ p. m Tor bciSium us
rect per Sd. mcfarland. via Antwerp -. O.. prs..
Mails for China and Japan Rer % A.uo, Vi 20,
CISCO close April Malls for Ans.szA Wv -
land, sandwich and Ell Islands Per % AusH~~ Va -
FranCisOe close April .xS z, N; psoy postuasssr
Post once, NswYork. n. " March 80 1883
Ths schedule Of closing Of mails rsas =
ths prosumpton Of their unincrruPcd ss III 40
Ssn rancsco Mals from ths Eat .ss dsvsfch
Francisc0 the day 81 oa1on4 " esss"sss -
lhnnoe TIA ane ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
EXPERTS AND EXPERT TESTIMONY.

A report of a committee on experts and ex-
pert testimony occupied the attention Of the meeting OF
the Medco Legal sooety last evening" The report ad
yocated the passage OF law the effect that body Of
medical experts be chosen by tho Judges OF the Court Of
Appeals in full convention from list OF physicians and
surgeons recommended by the medical profession.
minority report was presented by DIR. Il. c. Mann, who
differed from other members Ot the committee IN his
opinion OF the effect OF sucn law. The subject was
widely discussed in its different bearings by the society.
bil founded the report will DO prepared and pre-
ented to the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
Tuo MEN LYNCHED IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Ncb., April IA band of men broke
into the Jail at Hastings last night and took
out three prisoners, Green, Ingram and
Babcock, and covered tho guards with
guns and ordering them away The prisoners we're
thon bound and gagged and carried to railway bridge
half a mile from the depot where Green and Ingram
were hanged from the beams. Babcock brought
rex aud turned over to the authorities. The prisoners
were week for robbing Cassius NJ Milet
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
A BOY INDICTED FOR MURDER.

CONCORD, N. H., April 4.-The Grand Jury
this afternoon found bill OF manssugher in the second
degree against Charles W. Ordway OF London, ~ H. the
young boy who shot ana instantly killed his stepmotner
The boy claimed that it accident and that he did
not know THAI the gun loaded but the theory OF tho
state th-~ toe BOY had boon prompted to commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

busfness troubles Of any kind Yesterday morning he
entered his Office at the usual hour and went to an inner
room on the ground floor. where his desk stood: A
shot was heard The clerks rushed In and found him
dead on Its floor. Mr. Morse native OF Hartford,
Conn.,, was hfty-fve years OF age and was unmarried
LONG BRANCH, April 4-Emms Smell. age thirty -three
wife OF Morris Smell. residing Newman SPRING. COM
mltted suicide this morning by taking Paris green.
NEw-BRUNswIcK, N. j., April 4-Anth0uy Stine .
German. age fifty, committed suicide to-day. by drown
ing The act due to melancholy caused BY his wifes
deserllOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
THE BILLI4RD TOURNAMENT.

CHICAGO, April 4.-The game between Sex
ton and Wallace in tho tournament this afternoon
won by Sexton. 1t was one-sided and undressing
Sections highest run was 81 average. 10 20-5s. Wal
lace scored 4O7; highest run, 70; average 9-57.
Vignaux and Morris p aged this evening. The great
event the tournament was In the nineteenth inning
when Vgnaux tbs game out with 2l6, boating the
best run record and making the highest average.
81 19. Morris scored 1877; highest run, 60; average,
7.l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

CINCINNATI DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.

CINCINNATI April 4.--The auction sale of the
choice OF reserved seats for the Dramatic Fest
val began this morning at the College Hall The place
was crowded aud the bidding unusually lively. The
rst cnocc for prOscen boxes sold for $500 premium
In addition the regular charge for tickets and
kt the seventh choice the premium had not dropped be-
low $40.
The whole number Of seats sold SCI. and the
total receipts S3O4O4. of which s,26G pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
Ne,o- York, April 4. 1888.


TIHc VII'I IIUHI IHU I|IISH PIIUIISHVTh 10 WIIIUH
Mr.. Hawthorne refers above is rs fO.lowsl:
DEAR HAWTHORNE: The eleventh msialment OF
"FOrunes Fool arrived this morning with your letor
of plalduOn daton March 81 WL regard To tins note
published IN MacmiH'ans Mdg0Sine. may remind
you tuat IL was MT Issued until had made several
ApplCa,O 10 you direct ana t1rOugh our New York
branch. The last loter wrote yDd myself was dated
January o. 1853, anu addressed TO you Concord
the Oay address knew O'u To TINS, rs % the others,
received The numbcr OF abusive letter. wo
received subscribers 10 the magazine. VINO acc ed
of breaking faith win them. made IL necessary Tor rs
To explain that the decay not duo 10 our owa care
lcssncss.
AS soon as We receive the twelfth nstamcnt shall
publish 1t tie magazine. and bring out the novel
DO0d form Boeyr nc, yours sinGrroly,
LgidOn. March 20. 1883. FREDERICK MACMILLAN.
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LACK OF SYMPATHY FOR MR.. PARNELL.

LIMERICK, April 4.-The public meeting
winch was held here yesterday for the purpose OF giving
Tn MI Paruel substantial testimonial OF the estiIna
lion I'm which he IL held proved to bc IA iascO. Ony
forty persons subscribed the projected fuad for
ing the un his aud tie
teIupOrarliy, at Least, abandoned.
LONDON, April 4.-fhc chances OF Mr. FarneFs visiting
America are becoming more Ie mote. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 81 a. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday downward Fair and clear
weather was followed by cloudy weather at night Tho
temperature ranged between $50 and &c., tho
t45ao being 47so lower than on corresponding day
last year and 4ao higher than on Tuesday
Warmer and cloudy, Weather, With occasional light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
DAyIrT on TIE DYNAMITE POLICY.

DUBLIN. April 4.-Alchacl Dlyllt, from his
prison. has written vigorous letter 10 the Young Ire
laud Society, OF Glasgow, In which ne SAYS that the dy
Mantle policy can only have the effect o. operating
line Engisn democracy. He declares tha' II would be
far better 10 aud wait for anOlc twenty years
than TO play into the hands Of re1nds ca es by Sv-
ing rein q despair ana revenge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
CHARGES AGAINST A PARIS SPECULA TOR.
d.. Anil GIn1on pL.lInnnIt tho

TAKIo, HDIH II "'I1PI"IV WV
famous and daring SPECTATOR arrested here yesier
tay upol representations made by the Belgian Public
Prosecutor The charge AGAINST him Is that ho faisiiei
accounts at his bank The Prosecutor. in.irlccd by
lis GOyetnmen'. demands that Philippart Oc hhu-eI
over 10 the gan bOes TO BE- dealt with accord
ing 10 ths Jaws OF t.iaJ otaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
TOPICS IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, Aprll 4.-C0ngrcSsnan william f..
Robinson and daughter have arrived here.
The O0cim gazette publishes a decree ordering
animation by the Board OF Health OF all American lard
packed III kegs or other wooden packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

spector Byrues that his friends had been robbed He
declined 20 give the names OF hts Tor pubce>
tion nor would he state the circumstances under which
fhAv robhad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
TIE NEW.YORK ROWING CLUB.

A meeting of the trustees Of the New-YOrk
Rowing Club was held at Delmonicos Tuesday even.
ing Tue following officers elected for the ensuing
year: President, r. e. Van Renssel@r; yice:Prssi-
reg; Secretary. Henry B. Rockenbaugh. and Captain
l., Leland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
FRIENDS OF MIR. ROOT ROBBED,

United States District-AttOrnev Root drove
to Poice Headquarters with ct IL O'Clock last
night from the Uaon League Clap and EAnoea4 e las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
BOOTH AS OTHELLO IN VIENNA.

VIENNA. April 4.-Edwin Booths representation
tonight of the character of Otheio was loudly
applaudcd. The closing scenes, however. although
marked by certain beautiful passages. were not
favoraby commented upon by the critics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
DEATH OF BARON WERTHEIM.

VIENNA, April 4.-Baron Wertheim, tho
wealthiest acturer Of Austria, ana celebrated
maker OF iron sales ID dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
rM HOUHS Morning. Night b.
pa l234bG7s IL l1Sl6e7 g eic11l IN
% IIIs1- FT- l-liui III ~
% tIIaasgsI iAHs
30 NJ v ". $s iAt o,

diagram howshe bsremethea variations is this city ~ sstAs
preceding Midnight Irregular In. the sssiisas
BY during hours The dotted ns
Indicated thermoUse
uats Pharmacy, SIS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

ECONOMIzING TIME.-A lecturer discoursing
on the subject OF Health" inquired. "What can
man make Of his time while waiting for doclorr Be
fore he could begin his to his inquiry soIns
In the audience cried out: lie can make his Will"
-lBufalO Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05
A FRENCH PRoTEcToRArE in ToNQUIN.


that d. Ferry. the Prime Minis or today IAiOr heu
Pres dent Gevy tnat the Government had decided u
take energetic acdon la T0nqnn VILE The We" u
establishing a prOtcct0rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-05

Colgate g. TO. . Cashmere Beuqnet Toilet soap.-Ths
novelty strength It's perfume
lar destinations Of this luxurious article
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This Thursday Evening
CLINTON HALL
GEO A. LEAvITT & CO., Auc;ionoera
THE HARRIS COLLECTION
OF
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE &. p
HARRIS esq. ALSO ANoTHE Err PRIVATE coLLEc- &
TON. BOTH FROM PROVIDENCE. RI
tn RR SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT ANY RESERVE