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New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
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DIED.

,so 5ssepGs LAKE rsoru
fSm n s1s fa ye az % ms ago.
Train leaves loot OF Chambersst $50 m
UrTSAt New Rochelle Monday February 10. Captain
Oliver Cults
New Rochelle on thursday fs1ru iry ~ at 800 D m
Carriages "l be IA wang At New: '9ches on arrival OF
cowLEs-At co,oIedS sIrng* Col, February o. Henry r.
Inerment at So.tL Iayen. c5nn.
on 1,n wednesdsy rebruiry Is
Notice VI funeral hereafter
GAwrRY-On Tuesday February II. 1885, Henry Gawtry.
Services viii be Of ms residence 81 3Othst,
Friday February ~, at IL a m.
GOoDNOw-Qn TUESDAY February IT, Abel Franklin. in the
The funeral be from residence 80 Remsenst-
BrOOsyn thursday the l9th inst at O'Clock in the ator
HALL-suddenlv. at KEY West florida on SATURDAY. the
Notice OH Of tGneraI aereaier "a Vi '''
MATrHEwN-sudlenly OF pneumonia at their residence.
on saaGsy February George Matthews senior member
sTSo ant Ss MSs & IN fe h sIT sR Of h. sr hs "'"
RELATIVE, and invited alend the funeral ser
Sas Thursday, Ia i1 Foor4ary pgf ~ at so BOP H'
NEILsQNAt Jersey CITY, on February H. Ia l9SS chsres q
Nanlst HaTa HSiaSesI & son . 9 aer = ana jessie L.
Funeral services day Afternoon at o'clock from . ,ns
Te,dsnee OF , ga9df1'her Charles L. Murray 0 oh'
InteTInent FRIDAY morning.
Please omit lowers.
PINKHAM-At Lagrange, \. w. February H. 1885.
Timothy Plnkham. in bis SD year
IRAN Hudson River r. R and branch to MOT.
rs Mills.
PULLMAN-On "Wednesday, February l8. 1885, Elsia
youngest daughter OF John and E. A. Pullman. In tho 9th
OF her
The relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her parents 2o5 l3tlst Brooxyn
near j-ayel J, on Friday 10th INST, at o'clock y ~
Friends please omit flowers.
PRUDEN-At Toms RIVER y. J., on Monday, February l3
Ellen Campbell wife of theodore +. Pruien the 5Sl
Of her
house Thursday 18th nst at IL o'clock
Cars leave foot OF Libery-st. at s;l5 a.
ROBERTAt New Utrecht, February l6, Jane, widow q
Daniel Robert.
Relatives invited attend the funeral from
residence UtToch Thursday February ~
at2 y.
THAYER-Suddeny, the 18th INST. Cornelia Barrou
wife Nathaniel Thayer and daughter oi benjamin O.
Barrol o. Baltimore. age 20 years.
UPTON-At orange. y. j.. February IT, Mrs. Elizabeth
T.. Upton wife OF Francis II. Upton. aged - years.
Services at house, Day 81. orange. at 2.'O Friday.
Bruins svIck Ne, Saturday afternoon
VAN SCHAACK-At Knderhook. y. Y. on Tuesday. Feb.
ruaTy In her SD Catherine sckes, widow oi The
David Van SCladck.
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T,nNC RpANru

As sea Side Winter Resort
The attention Of those seeking change Of air and
during the winter and early sprng months respectfully
invited to he superior attractions aud advantages OF lie
hollywood Cottages" Long Branch v j.
The balconies DcOsed in glass eoyerin, area OF
1900 feet They heated by radiators and
peed throughout that guests be with meals
the balconies as well as in the dinng-ha
Meals served Ia carte In manner equal 70 Demopco or
the Brunswick.
The will be under the management OF Mr. Con T.
Jones' who has long been Identified with EberOn
ing the months stage guests at e
West Ind station. CON. I. JONES,
Hollywood Cottages" Long Branch, ~. J.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
CHI PSI ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DVyER.

The parOrs of the Hotel Brunswick were
brilliantly Illuminated Tuesday night on the occasion Of
the seventh annual dinner OF the Chi Psi Alumni Assoca
ton OF Now-York. About forty members we're present
and many others who expected were prevented from
attending by the severity of the weather Prior to the
dinner being served, business meeting was held AT
which the following officers were elected Tor inc
wear President Elbrdge f. Gerry vicepresdents lneh
f. Cole, ID. Cochran and Frank Garret-on treasurer
Frederic Tappen; secretary 3 r. BSgden ana chair
man of Executive Committee. i. A. Dixie. The dinner
was enlIyened by college songs and glces Among the
toass were Our Fraternity" responded to by General
Albert L. Lee symbols Of Chi Psi ;. r. Blagden
"CoIlege Days" William T. Prentice; and Lovely
Woman Hugh L. Cole.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
FAVORIyG WOMAN SUFFRA GE.

ALBANY, Feb. 1S.-A large audience filled
the Assembly Chamber this afternoon to listen to
speeches by of the leading members of the Woman
suffrage Association before the Committee on Grievances
Walker Howe, chairman OF the committee introduced
Mrs stanton, who took her position at the desk IN the
area fronting the Speakers chair She said 1t was over
forty years since uIst went TO Washington 10 urEe
"A committee OF Congress the claims or women 10
equal rights with MS she held. Is not question
OF feeling sentiment hut a question or justice.
Mrs Rogers, OF Lan-ingburg followed win an eKpOsi-
ton of the claims OF women the right of suffrage.
Mrs. Lille Deyereux Blake. Of New-IOrk. spoke at
length. and referred the tmldty and selfish
uess' of icLislaLOrS
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DENYIyG OFT REPEATED sTORIEs.

With every advance in the price of the So
called Vanderbilt stocks at the stock Exchange Wall
street with runors in varo - forlns Of set
Element of tine rate conflict bet Seon the NcwlOk Cen
tral AMI the West shore roads Repeated denlAis oi
te-c reports have not prevented their repetition Yes
t.plav A Tribune reporter asked thtuncey NJ Dcp'W
Wheeler tho troubles between the Central and West
Shor, mad been settled" Mr.. D'prw cast reflective
Glance 10 tho ceiling of the room AMI replied EN-
uuatraly They aro Ia precisely the same cVIdtoii
ilut tnry wrrr 10 at the height Of the disagreement
Vire- President Hayden smillngy replied 10 Inquiries
that he knew oi settlement or negotiations Tor set
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question to whether legislators ought to have pa'S
He appeared before the railroad committee ."
Hartford, aud presented amendment when no P'o-
posed to the State Constitution as follows
"The General Assembly may provide for 'he '"u'
portation Of its members between their homes ahu '
capital during the sessions Of the General AssepJ"
the public expense" . ,,hI,.
Mr. simonds said that he had taken pass Will
performing his duties a public legislator lie ht housht
that the amendment needed, while he also tnous
that passes did influence legislation IN TINS otac
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE BROWN ALUMNI DINNER.

President Robinson and Professors Lincoln
And .Hsrkness Will represent the Faculty of Brown
University at the annual reunion and dinner Of the
alumni of Brown University, which will take place
Delmonico's on Friday evening Of next week George
William Curtis will preside. The alumni cordially in
ve all no have been connected with Brown University
officers or students attend. Tue price OF tickets Is
$5. The secretary, Arthur Lincoln No 40 Exchange
place. desires TO notice on or before tohoiiO"
from all intending to he present Ora males VINO nave
not received circulars requested To send ther ad-
dresses 10 the secretary. from whom they can obtain
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

Letters for Europe need DO specially drsctei', ,,
ortsr % seclre spsey
ueyery destination all irans Atlantic ulAis are )e.
varied by the fastest vessels AVAILABLE -, -.
Fore week ehtns Fepruaty =l SiA cio'
(PRoAPILY a thls o1ice as fohp"s
TuIrHSDAY-At $50 a. IN. for Europe. pers :. CITY OF
Herln via lueenstown: att y. NJ for Bcrmula, per
OrluOcOat y. III. for the NIndwart ls.anls per
Miranda, a. BarDaiOes and Martinique;
M 1870 D. N. for Cuba aud Porto kicp VA
Havana: FOR Campeche, Chlapa% raDasco ana 1ac-
Mexico, PriucipA lettors Tor Other Nex
can states must directed per rnncipsI a. . p IN.
for ST. lltrre AiiQueOn, via Halifax.
FRIDAY-At 40 IN Tor Central America ana the South
Mcxo must directed per Olon') at !:3D y. for
IruNilo and Ruatan. per =. y g J. Oteri via New
Orleans. at y. Ill., Tor Newfoundland Via Habiax
SAIURDAY-AG a. IA. for Europe per q = Adriatc VIA
Queens letters scotland must be directed per
Aur.atc"l; for scotland direct per = Furnos
sia vi. Glasgow ! a m for Belgium iirscL per y
Bel. Antwerp ueters must Do dIrecIsi 20.
be genland''J at n M Tor Eur pe per f. oH us
Southampton and Bromen: at ii a m Tor Para mhan IN
ham and Ceira Brazil, per Augustine ~ i:so ~ "'
cuba and Porto tico. per Ne" port ss s'n Via
san Francisco. close here February ~ a. sa ~,
Mails for AUSTRALIA New-Zealand SAiuwioh sno "
Islands per Lelandia (vla san
March Z z d. N. (o- on arriVH a. .'o" A''~ VI
Celuc wlln British mails for Austf@iA'
.rho schedule of ofcIosng OF rrsnSPacnc ma Is Ertnt
On t Of anntorrh OerAh trAist1
an Erancsco on the day o sailing oI steamers arc ht
patched thence 1he S1p 1mepSiY O. PEARSON Postmaster
D., oo,.a Nev.York. y. \. Feb. Is. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
ANNUAL MSETNG or THE GROLIER CLUE.
I'M LII ,nl

The GrOlier Club held It's first annual mcet-
ing at No Ga Madson-ave last evening The treasures
report showed balance OF 1916 73 hand Theodore
i. De yinne, A. W. Drake aud Arthur Il. Turnure
elected members OF the council In response
luton the president Robert Hoe. promised appoint
At early day committees photography, ctchIngs
wood engraving books ard periodicals. letter press
printing. memorabilia and Japanese art. The club las
membership OF ninety.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS: Morning.

TRIBUNE OFPIcE. Feb l9-l ma storm center
with snow reached tho Middle Atlantic from the west
before dawn yesterday. and less active low area moved
up along the coast from Cape Hatteras High atmos-
nherc with its center the Northwest spread
over nearly tho entire country Tho movement OF the
barometer here WAS slightly downward and then up
ward. Snow measuring DAB inch (meted) fell before
noon, and clear weather followed. The temperature
ranged between 100 and 300. the average l6s9 being
2sa lower than on corresponding day last year. and
6sj higher than Tuesday.
Fair or partly cloudy weather. with northwesterly
winds and slight changes In temperature may DO ox-
poctod to-day Ia this city and vicinity.
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pretor OF Suffolk Park died to-day from the effect 10
swallowing a shoe button
BADLY Hurt WHILE CHASING THIEVES

BADLY Hurt WHILE CHISIyG THIEVES
Officer John Cottrell, of the 6th Precinct, waa
of duty yesterday. As he was passing through Elm ST.
opposite the Harlem Freight Depot, his way to his
home in Centrcs he two men, whom be recognized
rs sneak thieves. acting in suspicious Hiding
himself In doorway. he of the ~ up to
horse standing nearFfanaiist aud loosen the blanket At
this moment his companion caGgnt sight OF COre and,
giving warming shout, he started up Fran kiln
ST. closely followed by his "pa and the officer In max.
Ing short turn into Franklin st. Cottrell slipped aid
fell. lis got up and made an attempt to keep up tine
chase but found thar h. had hurt his left leg Calling
friend, lie helped to the station in Ellzabcth.st,
and taken 10 the New-York hospital where IL
found that his leg fractured III two places AMI that
his shoulder had been wounded severely. "Cottrr 10
one OF the best and most energetic In the precnc
said Sergeant Thompson and knows every crooked man
in the precinct"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
CLEVELAND TIRED or DELEGA TONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Rcprescntative Rea-
gan today received communication from President
elect Cleveland requesting that the petition Of Demo
cratic members the House urging him 10 refrain from
committing himself In regard to the coinage Of silver In
his inaugural address be forwarded by mail II l. under
stood this request Is In response to inquiry whether
he preferred receive 1t by mall Or at the hands oi
delegation OF the signcrs.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
SrMulyG UP IN THE WAINWRIGHT CASE

TOMS RIVER, n. j., Feb. 19.-ln the Vain
wright murder trial to-day. Attorney Sooy summed
the case in behalf OF the Wainwright family. He called
attention what he termed the absurdty OF charging
the wife with tho murder OF her husband and the sons
and daughter with the slaughter OF their father He
said that tue reason why Emma Wainwright seemed So
nervous when tho WitZel house the afternoon OF
tho murder her father had accused her OF
being the cause OF the cows sickness and she
qurnty dreaded his displeasurc The wife and children
were some W hat indifferent as 10 Mr. Wanwrlghts
tnued absence but that Mrsooy said reason for
Judging them guilty OF murder 1t required higher
grade OF crime than Indifference in NewJersey to hang
person. He quoted the various expressions used by
the family when inquired Of as to Wanwrights non-ap
DE rancc said that they all tended TO show that
they still thought him alive and knew nothing OF his
murder lie conened that the state had not the slight
g., ground asking for the conviction or Charles En-
ma or Mrs Wainwright and taat the testimony on both
sides tended to show the innocence Of George. lie ek
ptlned Georges going ascertain the meaning or
the gun shots heard the time OF the mu rer, by
showing that George thought that the sound came from
the direction to that which had been taken by
father All the testimony, he said, showed tnat MS
clients were guilty and that motive for killing
Wainwright had been shown against them The tendency
of his argument To cast the responsibility upon
Rockwell. At about III. Mr.. Carmichael began
for Rockwell.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
REUNION OF 1ST NEW-YORK MOUNTED RIFLES
At the breaking out of the Civil War lead

ing Southern paper promised that their chva!ry wond
peket their horses In the City Hall Park, make bar
racks OF Stewards and dine in DemOnicOs II proved
an empty boast. In July. iSGI JudsOn fitzpatrick
raised squadron OF cavalry in this city. He took them
to the PeBinsua. where they became regiment scry-
Ing fonr wears on the James River close the COnfed-
crate pital which they entered April 10 After tho
surrender they pcketed their horses the rich grass
OF Capifo Square, while many or the men who had
United stated greenbacks In their pockets dned In tho
6pottswood. This regiment. the lst New-YOrk Mounted
Rifles will hold their seventh reunion at the Merchants
Hotel in COrtandtst the evening OF February 70.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
STARTING THE YEAR WELL.


Steuben and Seneca Counties set The spring fashons
in the of charter elections, both show ing Rcpub
victories and gains in the Board Of Supervisors In
seneca County the new board stands Republicans. 49,
Democrats, ia Republican gam Of 3. Stcuben,
which last year elected 10 Repnbiicans and rs Demo
cratic supervisors making The Board tie this
res the Board by Republican majority OF q, net
Republican gain Of g. Here good examples for Nj
aaara County at the coming town contests.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
I9sAC y. COOLEY.

Isaac p. Cooley, the father of Martin l..
Cooley OF the dry goods firm OF Bates, Reed Cooley,
died yesterday at his home Greenwood Lake. " j..
Mr.. Cooley eighty years old and native Of
NewJcrscy He was all Of his life farmer, living
quietly and takngn part in public ife except In 1861
and 1862 when he served I'm the NewJersey Legislature
As-eublyman His funeral will take place Fri
day at his home.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
IN FAVOR OF SPRING ELECTIONS.

A resolution was adopted last nlght ny 'ho
Constitution Club at No. "a Madson-ave favoring spring
municipal elections IN this city, and term Of two years
for all elective city officers John V. B Lewis sad that
up sI9 while the city had spring elections to on>
interest not represented la the Board OF Aldermen was
the mill interest After the change was maue' anu
down the present time. the Board dcterioated ia Guar
acter the LIQUOR interests becoming largely represented
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
NOT IN VIOLATION or A TREATY
Feb. 1s.-Judge Acheson filed an

PITrsBURG, Feb. 1S.--Judge AchesOn filed an
opinion to-day the habeas corpus proceeding for the
release bank robber James W Miller alias Shoe
box" from the Western Penitentiary. Miller claimed
his discharge on the ground that he unlawfuly held
i'm custody in violation % the treaty OF lsi2 between
the Governments the United States and Great Britain
After reviewing the at length Judge Accson refused
to discharge Miller as in the courts opinion the pe
TONERS claim upon which he asked release was ground
1..a
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

REFUSING TO CONDENN GOVERNOR Pa TTTSOy.
At the meeting of the Medico-Legal Society
last evening at Hamilton Hail. Forty and Madi-
son-ave Dr. t. G. Man read number OF alfidayts and
letters from medical experts which were submitted to
Governor Patson. of Pennsylvania to secure repreve
for Dr. Beach. who sentenced TO be hanged Har
rsburg the murder OF hs wife. II claimed that
the murderer insane. Governor Patts0n refused TO
interfere and Dr. Beach hanged February H. An
attempt made by DR.. Man and Clark Bell TO Induce
the society To pass resolution cOndemning the Gov
ernors inactiOn. This 1t refused TO do. committee
will Investigate the OF DIR. Beachs alleged brutal
and Illegal hanging
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
KILLED ny A SWITCHING FREIGHT TRAIN.

Lyons, Feb. Is (>pcc'dD.-John ID. Henry,
an onccrof the Northern Ccntr Railroad Company. was
killed STANLEY last evening He stood on the railroad
track watching Of aborers ut work In the railroad
yard when freight train backed down to where he was
standing and struck HIM In the back. lie was to nav
been married to young lady In Rochester two weeks
am ff,tLag
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
A LrrrLE TIN cor oN wnEELs.. .As IT wERE


Cleveland Is gentleman. Iil> culture, ms Dcar-
inc and his knowledge of the cOnVentiOnates and OF
the etunce large affairs public or social. are cqnai
10 those of any who has been called Oh To Ill 'he
Presidency in this generation and superior to those OI
most OF them Ic will COmp0rt himself win dignity,
and crcumspcctiOn. and the people may De assured
that the Inauguration viii bc marked by the simplicity
mprcssiveness aud good feeling worthy Of great pcO
pie AVID Of one OF The great events ID Their hlstOry
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE NEW DEPA RrURE AT HARVARD.

BosToN, Feb. Is (SpeciaD. D.-President Eliot,
of Harvard. Indignant because of the publicity gwen
To the Informal action OF the faculty IN regard TO the
proposed chan In the curriculum. He not con
tradic statements but says that the publication
premature lie expects that the proposed changes will
increase the number OF students The admirers Greek
do attempt u break down the classics
but rather advance Them because rapid
~ made in study than IN forced upon the
fstda
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
MARRIEU.

STONE-MErCALFE-on Tuesday evening. February IT.
1885, at the First Presbyterian ChurcA parsonage EdZe
water > L. by the Rev. w. II. Reid. william y stone 70
yOul gct daughter Of the late Captain Thomas IL
Metcalie, all OF staten Island
TAINTOR-cRANE-on Tuesday evening February II.
By the Rev Dr Howard CROSBY, JUDAH Lord Tantor
ard Charlotte Waron youngest daughter VI Ar Arron @.
Crane all OF New York.
AHaOtceS o. marriages must be iadorsed Nth JH Daas
aud dress
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
EOBBING ms AGED MOTHER.

BUFFALO, Feb. 1S.-llenry b. Cooper, until
recently the collector Of T. g. Dun, Of this city. is
deiauicr and la, abscoudcd Ills books show that he
has IN small amounts ab-tracted about $1,000. lie has
asO used up aDOut 5000 OF his aged moi ers money
.ayluI her pcLnl.css. Cooper Is supposed 10 DO III
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
A LARGE FLEA FOR THE TIMEss EAR

The Neic- York times may well understand tha
"Eepubicansm" which suits 7he T,nes Is not "Repub
icanism that is supported by the Republican party
Nor does the Republican party look to me Times for al
vice assistance or exposition OF It's principles
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE IHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGTON. Fed. IS.-FOT NtW-EHgIaHu,
generally fair weather southwest to northwest winds
slight rise In temperature In southern portions, nearly
stationary temperature in the northern.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather. north
erlv winds in tho southern Portions northwesterly
winds in the northern Portions slight changes In TEN
perature, higher barometer.
For the Ohio Valley ana Tennessee, fair weather. winds
generally from north TO west slight rise In temperature.
For the Lower Lake region. the same except westerly
winds.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
DANIEL DICKSON.

Sparta, Ga, Feb. Is (SpeciaD daniel
Dickson, we-known planter. was found dead in his
bed this morning Mr. Dickson, when the closed.
was u young man without money education. lie made
important discoveries In the cultivation OF cotton aud
his SUCCESS made him famous all through the South.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

Smiths husband. Shortly after the adoption the child
died The lady who called StOlting Saturday
asked him II he had adopted such child saying that
the mother was dead and had left sum OF money TO
man OF his who had b~riended her child Stotng
Is an old and at the time OF the visit he
anxious to sell his papers than to talk but he aterwa
realized the Importance OF the ladys visit His adyer
tisement will probably lead to satisfactory result.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

EOw JAY GOULD WILL WEATHER HATTERAS.
Jay Gould, accompanied by Mrs. Gould,
Misses Helen and Anna Gould. Howard and
Frank nurses started last night his trip
the South. A special provided for them the
RailrOad. Mr. 0uids yacht tho Ataanta.
SL await tho arrival 0f this party NJ Charleston ts
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
LANDS TAKEN ~ the NATIONAL PARK.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, Feb. IS.-It Is Iearned
that when private intelligence received at Gardiner
from Washington that bill to restore the northeastern
corner Of the National Park to the public domain had
bccome a law a night stampede organized in few
our, and all the valuable coal and mineral lands in that
part OF the park were covered with location notices
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
FEVER AT KINGSTON.

RONDouT, Feb. ~ (SpccaD. There is still
much illness the city OF Kingston. aud three deaths
from fever to-day within radius Of half = mile.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

errc- r,srr,nc N weather Cape Hatteras by rail on
the apdward side New Orleans will be visited ana pos
ably Havana usse Sage was Invited 10 DC ono VI .o
pariy but his aversion voyages could not DO oVc
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
DYING IN HIS SHOP.

RoNDoUr. Feb. Is (SpcciaD.-T IIallenbcck.
seyentysx carpenter and bullGerof KINGSTON eii
dead while working at a bench In his shop to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

AN AMENDMENT FOR RAILROAD PASSES
NEw-HAvEN, Feb. Is (SpeoiaD.-Speaker
smouds took the tiatiye to-day In solving the vexed
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

DO YOU CALL THIS BACKING YOUR fEiENDSi
From Harp>Ts Weekly.
The election of Mr. Cleveland WAS not vote Vi cohi
dence In the Democratic party.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
5ueclII NJuce5.
William L. Moore. AuctioBcer
MOORE'S ART GALLERY,
29O orH-ANE.
5ueciII Notlce5.

RICH HAN ID MADE EUkNIIOHE.
The stock OF a welknown
INTERIOR DECORATOR,
OF tho very latest designs,
Comprising Cabinets sofas Chairs fables Bookcases Dining
Parlur. Library and
BEDROOM sEIS,
Richly carved Mahogany Walnut oak etc. and covered
Plush, Leather. tapestry, etc,
10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ABSOLUTELY
WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, AT
MOORE'S ART GALLERY,
2yp FIFrH.AVENUE.
THIS THURSDAY, and FRIDAY FEBRUARY I9 and 20
Al 23O O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
French Spoiation Claims.
limited for application l.. T. BRJOh,
CouIs llor at Law. 62 Willism-st, work.
Diamond Ear RING mttcaei all szeA
Watches, mlke siJ % slJJ sterling sysrwat1 sc
Robert sonicr,ie. Auctioneer
BY ORrGIES Il co.
ARTGALLERIES si5 AND Si7 BROADWAY.
sALETHIs THURSDAYD AND FGIDAY AFTEg
MOONS, AT $50 O'CLOCK. SUPERB
ORIENTAL PORCELAINS,
COMPRISING A PART OF THE COLLE;TION OF
COUNT KLECZKowSKT. FRENCH
MINISTER PLENIPJTENTIARY TO CHINA.
ALsoA NOTED PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
oLDBLUE AND WHITE,
AND MANY REMARKABLY FINE SPECIMENS or
FORMING THE MOS / IMPOtfANT AND VALU ABLS
COLLECTION OF ORIEN lAL ART FfERED AT PU
Lie SALE IN ~EN ERAL YEARS.
The Committee on Appeals
OF the Republican County Committee VIII meet at 2ll ith
ave ON n ID 4, 2Oth instant, at O'Clock. y.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
Ia NIcE POINT IN GENEALOGY sErTLI

The chicago Inter OCEAN wants 10 Know u Mf. Dors-
bcier ia rother inaw of the star-eyed goddess Oh.
no he is the infant at her breast