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New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
SOCIAL INCIDENTS IN WASBlNGToN
COMING DINNER PARTIES TEAS AND RECEPTIONS
PERSONAL

COMING DINNER PARTIES. TEAS AND RECEPTIONS
PERSONAL.
WASHINGTON, March pa number Of dim
ner parties teas and informal receptions will enyen the
Lentsn shadows Of this week The British Minister gives
a dinner tomorrow evening" and on Wednesday TIE
President gives another state dinner OF bty or more
covers This win probably conclude the series OF state
dinners given to Senators and Representatives. The
President will give a dinner in honor Of General
Grant when the latter is sufficiently recovered
from his lameness to accept the courtesy. Ihe
family circle at the White House now consists OF tue
Presidenps two sisters, Mrs. Haynesworth ana MIS-
MoElroy; his niece, Miss McElroyj nephew ana wne'
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Masten and Miss Sharpe daughter
OF General Sharpe, OF Kingston, N Y. Nellie Arthur
goes to day school here, and Allan Arthur makes brei
but frequent visits home from Princeton.
On Wednesday evening Marshall and Mrs Mchicnaei
give the last Of their series Of recepons on Inusuay
the wife OF Representative slOcum gives tea from
to T. and In the evening Senator and Mrs Miller OF Ca
fOrnia, dinner party. -. -oa
Lieutenant Danenhower and DTlue HIl'eu H0A0 10'
terday OF a visit TO his parents.
Mrs william Tucker who mas spent tno trnS
Senator and Mrs Logan, mas retuinSo
10 n NJ where her husband is staU )neu oho
was accompanied by Miss Stella Lowry, OF Jameet9Wh,
n Y who will be her guest for two months haT3 III
Apr Paymaster and Mrs. Tucker and Miss Lowry JON
party, including General STANLEY anu sVdu LUZ '' "
Next week George Riddle gives parlor readings one
al the residence OF Senator HILL and the oher AZ ne es
dence of Commissioner Lorng. JOhn sidney "eoO anu
Miss salue IOling make the arrangements -,
Harris Indianapolis, is the guest OF the TVsN
masterG General and Mrs. Gresham. ,,,,...
Mrs. De Streuve, the wife OF Jne RUSSIAN "Iu,''0t
spends much time with Mrs Henry Bingham "no -
sAriOusiy
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
THE REV. HENRY MORGAN.

BOsrON, March 23.-The Rev. Henry Morgan,
Of Boston died last night OF pneumonia; ffty-nine
For twenty years, from platform and pulpit he waged
a relentless war upon gambling and the social evil He
was pastor the First Independent Methodist Church,
in Shawmut-ave. Mr.. Morgan came originally from
Newtown, Conn. Two weeks ago he ectured in Music
Hall and announced that would DE his last public ap
pearance He took cold while returning home from the
hall and his death the result nice legal point will
probably raised in relation to the possession Of the
church PROPERTY and parsonage, which, with one or two
small adjoining buildings, were purchased with money
raised by subscription, and the deeds made out In Mr.
Morgau's II he has died without viii the pro
pertv will revert hlsbrUther who lives in NewiOwn,
Conn The largest subscribers, among whom was ex-
Governor Claain, viii institute eGpgS TO determine
Mr. Morgan right OF possession Tie estate Is valued at
ahnnf $50 600
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
rEnPERANcE WORK 1T PLANEIELD.

Fifteen hundred people pushed their way
through the muddy streets and crowded into the FIRST
BaptIst Church at Pianned last evening at the Union
Gospel Temperance meeting. The Rev. Or Lewis con
duced the exercises assisted by John H. French pres
dent Of the Reform Club The Rev William Honeyman
gave a statistical report showing the enormous waste
caused by the rum traffic The Rev. Mr. Goodrich Of
NewIIaven Conn., said that Size believed IN excitement
when excitement was needed. President French SAID
eet fnat he mad broken his pledge These reports he
Cbarrterzcd as Infamous lies set atoat 70 induce otheI
Uhers against going 70 the liquor shops for anything
after HAVING signed the pledge. Ex-Mnypr Nathan
IJra declared that he was an undsguised advocate or
aL-rincpce from all Intoxicating beverages Cly fLT
sirlau H. r. LOwrie. John Goodwin Isaac Broka"' 1.
I GUiies Pred Martin and Dr. Horace klluDall gihO
made ueeche on the appeal for signeTs 10 the pledge
about thirty added their names 10 the roll 49,.
over nifty members went TO Nestned 10 start the oau
n,iD there and this evening large Delegation WlL g
bv special invitation 10 Elizabeth % help the Work az
that blaoe ladies' temperance prayer meeting VIII
Inc held ou Thursday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
INSURANCE IN FOREIGN COMPANIES.

10 fNe FdltOr OF TIC ITEOUhe.
SIR: 1t is well known that owners of mer-
cbandse carrying large amounts under roof have
great difficulty in covering the in fire insurance
companies authorized under State laws and are COM
peed to take policies Europe and in other States. This
T. desnated as underground" underwriting, or an In
fraction Of the law but that conveys an unfair imputa
tion upon large class OF hghminded and worthy mer
chants II Is true that large number Of merchants OF
this city, having correspondents in Europe, do get
their insurance abroad sRd IN companies that have never
had agents in this city Ihs is done because there Is
feeling of surety in the event of alarge fire. One example
Of the advantages OF this course Is furnished by large
dr1ods rm In Boston tat made It rule 70 get tnsur
anc i'm companies outside OF that city, often giving pref
erence to companies Of small capital IN obscure towns
Insurance In foreign companiesI whereas the payments
of the Boston companies were delayed by Insolvency and
the dividend on the whole OF these companies only
about 80 per cent OF the sum insured. Xxx.
NsLr- York. Feb. d.
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FIGHTING LRIsH IND IrALLANS.

Just as platoon of policemen were going out
on their beats IN the sixth Precinct last evening small
boy came rushing into the Elizabeth street PONCE
Station yelling, De Italians is trying Ter yer XIII u.s.
Cap'u." troop OF children with Irish hneaments
swarmed up the steps behind the painting lad yelling IN
dIscordaur tones that the Italians we're beating Tim
Fnagan and several OF his cOmrades around al Mulberry
and Canal ats. Captain Jack" Mccullough ordered
squad OF seven policemen to proceed to the place ndea
ed, under the command Of officer Samuel BDiey
When the officers reached the spot the HailanS
were seen rushing hither and thther IN blind rage, chas
ing bows and Young rans who we're peltng them Win
stones and halfbfickbats and rotten vegetables Italian
women, with shrl cries Joined u the nay Anu IS-"'
out Of every window. =. -. ,...t. y,,.n
The squad OF police caused Jul IN the battle wnioh
had been begun by crowd OF Irish boys pelnhs WIN
missiles tue children OF Italy The contest vac sssrA
vated into the proportions OF hot BY the hose tes.hs
existing between the Irsn ana ltan IcsIaonis W Wy
nelghborhood. 0leeE Bailey aud Ais Iaen affessep
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BOGART-At Brooklyn. March ~ Ada L. wife Of Euysas
Funeral from Brookvtne Reformed Church. Monday, March
carrages viii be Head Of O'Clock
from Hunters Point
COFFGN-In Brooklyn SATURDAY. March 22 al the rest
dence ot her iniaW ames H. ostwick N inc "a
Charles Con and daughter Of the late Captain Jared
Funeral services tho Church Of the Releemar ihave aud
Nactucket papers please copy.
CIsCOAt his residence l56 Jtave sunday morning.
The funeral services win be held in Trinity Chapel wess
25th-st, wednesday morning next 10th instr at 20
1t is respectfully requested that flowers be sent.
ELLIsMarch 90 Mary ;. Ellis widow Of the late Rich
The tends @ family 1 to Of sGl ss5 S ansrs
vices at her late residence 20s cermontaye, Brooklyn
Burial private.
FRANKLIN-At HObokeu, on March 90 1884, Catherine
The relatives and friends resPsct5g invited 70 att,na
SeSds s gne s 10 mSeGdf aSS M az nom % her late
Philadelphia papers please copy.
= a9 F'iHasIS Hao5A s East '' saturday
Funeral at Peekskil, Monday afternoon
HUTCHINsON-On Saturday afternoon. March 22, Mar
garet b. widow Of James Hutchinson IN the sth year Of
and friends Of the family respectfully invited ts
J. Hutchinson No West 5oths at II O'clock on Tues-
day March IS.
HURrT-At Windsor Hotel early sunday morning, March
a8, F W HURT, @ in N the sd year Of his age
MARsH-suddeny at his late residence 3I9 Adelphis1,
Brooklyn, sunday morning. 23d inst Edward H. AArsL
in the 55th year Of bis age
Funeral services will held Tuesday afternoon,
O'Clock Clinton Avenue Congregational Church.
cerner Lafayette and Clinton ayes, Brooklyn.
PRALI-At Paterson " J. Sunday, March 23 Lillian POI.
Capp daughter u Thaddeus Capp OF Pttsneld Mass-
and wife ~ william PTan
PauPs Church, Paterson lO
a M. Tuesday, March rs
Internent az Pittsheld
RooF-on sunday March 23 Walter A. Roof in the 3ith
year OF his
Funeral services resdence his brother DIT steyhen
W. Root No 223 West 25dst, on wednesday, March 20, ~
halEpast o'clock
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend
RIPLEY Friday 81 the residence parents,
l7B Hcksst Brooklyn OF meningitis Ruth cit
George H and Nary G. Rpey aged u mouths aud IL
days
Funeral private
TOWNsEND-Sunday morning, March 23 Henry T., of
Elizabeth I. and the late Thomas ]. Townsend.
Relatives friends OF the family invited 70 attend tbs
funeral the residence OF his mother lilo Last lthst.
Wednesday. March 26 at $3.50 q. ~
VAN wGNKLE-on Saturday, March %, Lucinda \. Van
Wlnkle.
Relatives aud friends are Invited to attend the funeral SER
vices the residence 0f her brother Albert Van Wink
32l West 92dst Tuesday the 2Jth inst 1T $50 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Friends viii kindly omit lowers
NoTlCErhe members Ok the Republican XXIst Assem-.
bly, District Committee respectfully invited u attend ths
Funeral late associate William Megs0n, this day az
O'Clock from his late residence, 993 PARK ave.
JAS. E ScaUYLER Seoy. GEo r. CATHcART, President.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

Letters for Europe need be specially directed oy ds
patch by particular m 0rier secure spoy 10
Oy the fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails for the week ending March - Will close AZ MS
MoNDAY-At 1890 p m for Europe, per = city q
SAescIi wa Cue'Ls 1. -
Brazil per JheIestn9 r va saIaSre and -,coa p.,
g. Oenfyne at p. NJ fOr Cape Hayu, 81 Domingo
and Turks Island, per 8 5 -auto Domingo az p n.
s. . Acne 1t Si50 p N Tor Honduras and Livingston.
per $. > Lucy P. Miller. via New orleans. -,
and bremen re- l letters Sr France must %
GGssss6 6S. siro Per PeF Fssa A sS6S ten Via RoeTa aS
a. ~ Tor Jamaica per s. = stOma az p ~ iOr france
direct 5 5,sn CSnsea S ya s or m Fnee M @
be directed Per Bot5nia @ !Sgp H. tor Mexico pef
Tar RsplY,-Ati p a. for Ssssau \ P and santiago,
Sn6a per 8 santi1goj at p IN Tor Bermuda, per
5T " sand YS M II Haysns iva al so S M oS E
rope per. g 6. Celtic, via Queenstown.
At 7SO p N cr Vera Cruz direct per whitney VA
sATURDAY~Atl N for the West indies via 81 Thomas
for Brazil and the La Plata countries Via Brazil pef
Advance via Newport News at4 a m for Europe PEI
must be directed per Oregon ~ at4 m for seotland
direct per Bolivia, via 0lasgOw getters must DO d.
s Westernland via Antwerp. Il m. FOR Germany.
etc, per Neckar via Southampton and Bremen lee
be directed per NecEar . AZ u N. Tor Europe, per
city OF Chicago via Queenstown AZ 1850 u Tor Cuos
Franeiseo close @ here Ap 5 ~ Mails for
Zeaanda via san Francisco close here April IS AZ M
(or on arrival at NewlOrk 0f .. 8 Ciy VI Berlin VITA
British mald for AUSTRALIA
.Te schedule OF closing mails Ia arranged %
san Francisco Mails from tho East arriving rnB at sad
the day OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched
'''''' HENRY @. PEARSON Postmaster
Post ONCE Nsw.Yers, n. " March 81, losS
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
EDWARD H MARSH

Edward II. Marsh, of the firm of Laselle,
Marsh Gardner Wholesale druggists OF No. 10 Goldst
died yesterday morning at his home, No 3l0 Adephst
Brooklyn. He bis usual health Saturday, at
tended his business and TO the Water Color E1-
hibition IN the evening. About a. m. yesterday he
complained 10 his wife Of sharp pain In tbs region Of his
heart, and in twenty minutes ho dead. He was
about ftyfour years Of age and twentynne years
he the wholesale drug business in this city,
with his fr one OF the largest IN the business employ
ing 50 men, He was we'll known in social and chart
table circles Brooklyn and he OF the prOmin-
ent members OF tho Clinton Avenue Congressional
Church. in which his funeral viii take place tomorrow
at p m. The surviving family consists Of a widow,
three sons and one daughter.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
FRANOIS W. HURTT.

Francis w. HURT, themanufacturer of Ponds
Extract died Of eryspelas at the Windsor Hotel yester
day In the fty-seoond year Of his age Mr. Hurtt
born IN ChncotheO in 1882. At time he editor
and part owner Of The ohio State Journal at Columbus
When the war broke out he entered the army and
ceived an appointment upon General Robert c. schencks
staf AT the close of the war he New-YOrk and
purchased an interest IN the Humphrey homeopathic
Medical Company Afterward he retired from that
facture Of Ponds Extract He was twice married and
leaves widow and two sons. b. Scott Hurtt and f. D.
HURT. The funeral VIII take place on Tuesday after
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
ARRIHAL or NR. IRVING.

Henry Irving, Miss Terry and the rest of the
Irving Company arrived in NewYork at D. yesterday
from Philadelphia Miss Terry at once crossed 70
Brooklyn, where she will stay with friends for week.
Mr.. Irving. Mr. LOveday and Bran stOker dinsd last
night with James McHenry at the Victoria Hotel Hr.
btOker said that the entire party was well and looking
forward 70 their NewYOrk engagement, which begins
this day week al the Star Theatre They have been do
Ing large business lately aud In Boston played 70 over
kl4.O
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70 confess. The youth with the bundle vas Bernard
st. Ris companions were George Barrett, age twenty
one, OF No. 15s West Forty-sIth-st, and Walter D.
Stymes age twenty-One Of No 103 East Sx ethst The
three young men, who not professional thieves on
the night Of March 10 entered the house OF shot"e
at No 90 West Forty sxth-s, and robbed him OF lot
Of solid slverware and sealn clothing, valued In
ell at nearly 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
fR. NCHELHS C0NDLTLON.

The condition of Augustus Schell was un-
changed yesterday except that he thought to be
somewhat weaker. Drs. Guernsey and Dubois said at
midnight that he would probably live through the night
but could not He conscious throughout the
day and his mind clear. He talked ntelllgen
with the friends surrounding his bed He fully con-
soous OF his critical condition. During the day many Of
Mr. Sches Old friends called and inquired his Don
dtiOn. William H. Vanderbilt, Chauncey NJ. Depew and
others of his business Associates ~ know how he
was His brothers Robert and Edward, are by his bed
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
DRUNKENNEss IN A PROHIBITION STATE.

To EdttOr OF The TrfbUHs.
SIR: The Hon. Thomos w. Pittman, of New
York has created sensation in this section Of Maine by
his series Of lntemperance and crme and has
given some startling statistics In Portland last year
there were $50 arrests 424 being FOR drunkenness and
drunken braws. Mr.. Pittman exposed the private club
qysem Of Portland Bangor and other large towns IN the
State and showed how easily liquor can be procured both
privately and publicly IN all the large towns, and demon
raed that Prohibition does not prohibit unless sustained
by an emphatic public sentiment his statenepts rea-
tive to the open violation Of the Maine law and the In,
rc of drunkenness the state have created profound
upeasiness among the PrOhibiuOnists.
Sanford, Me-, March IL, 1854 JOHN T. VIE.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
AMATEUR BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Detective 3ergeants King and OConnor on
Saturday forenoon noticed young man with suspicious
looking bundle gong and out OF pawnshops on the
Bowery. They followed him around until he led them up
town, aud disappeared tue hallway OF No l5s West
FOriy-sixth-st. acknowledgements Lyon and sawson
Joined Others the four watched the side
walk In a few the they had been follow
ing OF the house. In company with two others
The four detectives followed them No. le1 BOwery
where they arrested them. Inspector Byrnes got them
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 23.--For New-Englands
cloudy weather and ran souheastery shifting TO soun
westerly Winds lower barometer, higher temperature.
For Middle Atlantic States, continued rain oiowoa
by warmer partly cloudy weather southeastery shifting
to southwesterly winds.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. fair westhes
preceded by light rain IN the southern and eastern par
slight In temperature, southery winds OeconhS w
rabe' ,..
For the Lower Lake region cloudy weather ana rain.
southerly shifting to westerly winds falling foho"eh "
rising temperature.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
ORITTAEY NOTES

SYRACUSE, March 23.-Ex Mayor John De-
mong died tonight Of eryspea- He served the city as
Alderman three terms, and elected Mayor by the
Democrats in 1882.
In railroad affairs died here last night from pneumonia
and heart disease aged s!xty-sX.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
ARRESTED FOR ROBBNG A CHURCH.
LEY rRLRGRAPH TO TuE TRIBUNEl

LoCKPoRT, March 23.-The police last night
arrested the two burglars who robbed the chapel OF the
First Presbyterian Church. last Wednesday night Of $3.50
ot the collections The of the men
arrested are Reuben J. Mburn alias Reub." Pickles.
age twentyeight, and Fred j. Woods age TWENTY-FIVE.
large part money has been discovered and the po
lice say they have complete evidence that the prison
committed the crime.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
PRNTERy STRIKE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO March 23.-A number of tie COM
postors IN The Courier oco went out strike yester-
day. Enough men, however. remained TO get out the
paper and the foreman expects to have oil the cases
filled before the week Is out.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
A CAMPFIRE OF THE GRAND ARMY.

TROY, March 23.-TO-mOrrOw evening Post
willard, OF the Grand Army Of the Republic, will tonder
q reception in the City Hall TO Department Commander
Ira NJ Hedges and his staff Posts Benedict Of Albany
Wood of HUOsck Falls and Lyons Of Cohoes, viii attend
in a body. A delegation from Pest GOss, of New York
will also be present. camp re and banquet Will follow
the reCeDtiOQ.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March pa a. m.-Ths movement In
the barometer yesterday downward Clear and fais
weather followed by cloudy weather with rs OF
inch OF rain The temperature ranged between 42o and
500 the average 47ol being 17l4' higher than on the
urday.
Cloudy weather and light RAIN followed By and
fair clear weather may be expected to-day this city
and VIC
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
Gpeelal Notlces.
Artistic Memorials.

TheNEw. .ENGLAND g RANITE WORKS HarttorL CJll
Quarrles and Workshops, Westerly, Il.
FtnenOnumental AMI olliil{ work IN Gr.lit1 OrtHlu
andesimates rni5het without 3h1rgA Corrsg0l elce -
Hcited y. Y. Once, 1921 Bwly C. w. CANFlELD AS..
Abandon CATHETERs, SOUNDS, CACrERIZATI0S.
cutting all treatment which does not tctufcs
bladder kidney and urinary affections IN short time. as long
stancing terminate In PROSTATE gland BgArs and
heart Diseases We such patients daily who bad sufere
horribly years under other physicians our New-YorS
physician at the Office ll93 Broadway days evenings aud
Sunday foreuoons. EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN MED
~
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

hyen OF the italians who locked up IN the station
rouse. Their were Giovsnni Trio, Tomasso Mo-
inO Luigi Nsstor Francisco Martucc, Francisco 5pad
Francisco Monro and PssQuae Jano.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
GATLIyG GUNS FOR CHINA.

HARTFORD, March 23.-The Gatlng Gun Company has
seceyod order for guns for the Chinese GOV
eknlnent 10 be delivered Ia sixty days.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
M1RRIED.

Cocoane promotes growth beauty hair ana
renders u dark and glossy.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

TORRIGIANI-FRY-On February %. in Florence. Italy
Mamie Mcclellan daughter of Horace B. Fry, MarcAesa
Carlo Tougiani Of Florence.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

Lundborgs Perfume, Marschsl Mel Rosa
LundbOrgs Perfume, Alpine Violet
LundbOrgs Perfume, Lily Of the Valley.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
Lundborg,. Perfume. Edenia.

Prudently get rid of your cold by using
JAMES ExPECToRASr
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
A Delicate Periunli
Posi- Omce Nouce.

Non-ofensive 20 the refined impaired 10 LACE
GLOVES and NOTE PAPER, by MASS EY'S FLOREN
TINE VIOLET oRRIs, gnated by CAsW ELL MAS Il
Chemists l2l BrOIaWay and JfS Jtl.aFe., y. \.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

and Mr. irving (who the 81st), viii thus De
almoet simultaneously In the public view.
Mr.. Mccullough, at the Star Theatre, enters
ON last week Of his engagement 1t to be devoted
70 Brutus" "otheIo," 1.-The Gladiator" vrginius "
and Richard Ill" During the past three weeks Mr MO
Cullough has appeared only in Vrgnus and SPartaeS
but these noble impers0natons have sunceo 10 s.a
crowds OF enthusiastic spectators and have been
with abundant favor.
One of the most important theatrical events
OF the present is 10 occur this week NJ 'ne NO"
Park Theatre where will be produced new pay irom on
the French with the title OF Her sacrince' CAST % ~
lows:
Gabrielle Gerard, CManon Lorraine) 70 rUIsyins Ii
Diane Baroness DaNeuvlle .-----.-OSi@'@ ANU"
SHSn"e De4>eu'i"e' NV~ Louise Thorndyke
MA rooho Adde Proctor Kunkel
NfctOre latrade
Bettine. Lyt.son
Andre Lorraine young artist. Robert l. Downing
Michael Gerard = S
Paul DeVernOn. Loulou
Victor Debarre 10 hsfVin rosook
Henry Count DeIery elson Wheatcrott
Hector Latrade
Joseph Lambert .---.-..-----.----..--..J JnO MARSHA
Sergeant Of Gems d Arme .-...-.-- Charles osoorle
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
TRIBtTNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tbs dAsrsm shsvs tAs 6.ryns.fs vsaoas Ia tai,
o. ahss TIE Pssneas lines sve Sivoa ofae ts aud
naesdns mdnisn Tbs sszlS vs tine TBS ossss
,hs ArsgT tuas shss Tue broken 81 stt ias
he rssten In mRsrsts zdiesss4 6y ths sasrnens HsS
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
THE FOURTH BARREL OF DEMOCRACY.

Sir, observe that you style the Democratic
party the threebarrel party because 10 depends fos
success upon the money barrel the whskey barrel and the
oil barrel You make no mention Of another barrel which
has contributed equally with the three named by you 70
Democratic successes in the past namely the gun nzro
n Ia the reliance OF Democratic statesmen Tor securing
Solid South IN the future has been heretofore Ano
without II their prospects would be gloomy lhdeed =
BROOKLYN March !, 1854.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24
COMPARATTvEs SIZES OF NAvIEs.

TO the Edttor or The TrfbEHe.
SIR: Which country has the larger navy, Eng
land Russiai A. LoRrAAS'
Alliance Ohio Feb. 27, 1884.
rThe forces OF the British, Russian and American
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

best class Of people IN town, and " wfl continue u
have. no matter what the subscription price Is
INV" ~ JAoOB CREyzLIs9,
A,bury. Warren o.. N. j., March IL. 1854
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nTEn

Al notices Of marriages must be iador5ei rih tlil
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

The British navy is, therefore, much larger than
that of Russia. and either Of them many times
larger than that of the United States.-Ed
New-York tribune., 1884-03-24

7
To the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR, You will please discontinue THE SEMI
WEEKLY My nephew George Is subscriber to The Sec
York Times, paper which ought to leave the ranks OF
the Republican party. His subscription Will expire April
g. 1884 and then I will subscribe for The DAILY
TRIBUNE, a paper that ID worth twice ~ much as The
Times We want a paper that Is good sound exponent
OF Republican opinions, and The TRIBUNE has reached
that standard Il haA the largest circulation among tie