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New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
DOIbGSOF UORKINGHEN.

The Central Labor Union passed the usual
number of boycottne resolutions U their meet inr Ia
Foroncc Hall. At Fif-t-st and Secondafe yesterday
Afternoon. 4 communication Was received from the
-nuccuttcr,' Union. Ia which 10 va, sand " respect
fully ask you to petition Grover Cleveland to appoint
G,n,r, ". :. Ko-tcrius secretary 60. War IAc COM
muucation the cause of spirited d"bt" in wli'h
General Bosccraus WAS characterized o. ON ,lauct,cd
ttraut from Poiut who Is nn absolute hutocrai"
The communication laid on the table
The organization committee reported That tary were
tahlus 10 organize the grocery c'fAs, asa
that needing ~ -cwius women i" tlr pu'Po'' "s ar
.tnIl.tior would hr shortly hold Il'rr Wu- dn 'A'i
ING debate when the committee having Ia thHr-" 30"
drNiuz up circular To- hc forwarded lo ih' SoN''u
fruis foreign couutrr, showing i' depressed CON
dtlpu Of WorkugIcn here made rs report buc dele
lfr said that be thougt tht thc truiru ta1oi mon
va. wrong tu try and discourage the do"uir0il"u "'
nf countries coming here lie htu worked bh
ip Europe sand here and lie found hl~ 'ohnlt"u
much improved IN TIL, country. Ihe secretary was
uftu,tr to take the draft. presented aud 10 draw mp
circular 10 br sent To The press one L" lurc1su govern
ncut- and one 10 European trades unions mas
meeting of and stale ruof'rs hfId ~ Jefferson
Hall Wiiloughhy and Adams SIS. Er""k yc@tclay
afternoon for the purpose of rr'"ctng phh- !" nhh
demand fur uniform rate Of pay of >" day on tnr
1t da, OF Apul II the demand l. not '"ihpioi Win
thclo Will be strike.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23

the in garnet vely and satin
tne vile or the Secretary Of the Interior IN white satin
and brooado. with crystal trimmings. Mrs Haynes
under chantily lace.
Mrs Philip sheridans dress was white brocade, with
panels OF point lace. low corsage and diamond orna
mems, mem me wife OF Marshal McMichael wore black
sah ran the front OF white satin covered with black
,aEe n MIS- John pavis dress white satin draRed
WIN Vaenclennes lace and sash OF orange satln Her
ornaments were collar of pearls
Inc President hid great deal OF hand shaking. Many
STRANGERS were undecided what to do when they got to
the lne or assistants. Some bowed Others stretched
o' ner nahas with awkward shyness and many passed
on WIN hasty glance. Altogether was interesting,
anu as tnc swiss Minister remarked: There Is more In
one reception Of the people than IN several ofoicals"
nc 2ecte,arles OF state. War; and Navy, Postmaster
denerai ana Attorney General ack Of the line,
ahu among others General Sheridan Senator and
MT, hnwey Mr. Hubbard and Mr.. Fessenden OF Hart
iord; FIJI Donaldson, OF Philadelphia; the French
Mialstcr REPRESENTATIVE Randolph Tucker. Miss Foote,
MISS MeElroy who wore lovely dress OF pink crore
iTse Hnn apple blossoms. Allan Arthur, several mem-
Defs OF tho military companies parade to-dey.
Irvatc SECRETARY Phillips Senator Sherman aud others
Inc PRESIDENT looked tired but q model OF
patience AMI courtesy. He went out this morning at
O'Clock 10 the ceremonies at the monument and did not
get pack to the White House till after o'clock.
George Bancroft, who Sat through the three hours
oratons III the House. did not appear AT al this evening
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
WILKS AND T4LKS IN TIE CITY.

hear that John C. Emo formally expelled from
tho University Club on Wednesday night.
C. \ BragS the school book publisher OF Cincinnati
tells me the Queen City is much interested In two meas.
ures pending In the Ohio Legislature. One is for the
annexation OF the beautiful suburb OF Clifton. The
other Il for tho abandonment of the State canal that
WINDS around the base Of the hills to the river, and its
conversion INTO boulevard.
General j. RiPopham Of Virginia, commenting on the
revival OF the State debt question: by the United
States Court decision and the conflict OF authority poss
bic between the United and the State Courts tells
me that he thinks Senator Malone will another
victory IA result Of the agitation The General has
been one OF the senator's strongest opponents and his
political Judgment is not biased by his desires In the
matter.
Discussing with friend the terrific force with which
tho high winds rush along the streets next to NcwYOck
Cily's high buildings reminded of story told by
H. c. Kcrcns Of e. Louis Mr. Kcrcns had friend come
see him who had been several years in the Colorado
mountains. On the first morning after the strangers ar
rival. he at o'clock and left the house 1t was
nearly II o'clock before Mr. Kerons discovered him
wandering alon: of tho principal streets gazing at
the tops Of ia" buildings lie had evidently lost his way
.aI are y9I trying to do Jn Wa Mri kerenC
tryn tor seven mortal hours To ndmy way onsr these
Dlhrstcd canyons"
Speaking Of tho London riots Cougressmaneloct
Ncs!cy, of Pittsburg, said to me: g was at dinner
party recently where an English gentlemen among
he guests without any intention on his part ne drew
nyi iious comparison between the laws Of England
and the United states and te condition Oi people IN the
twocouutrcs. | replied 10 him that Eng anfs social
structure r..tcd on volcano aud that IL was only 4
question OF time Wucu the lower cla,.cs would
revolt against the upper CLASSES II seems the time was
nearer al hand than Thought"
lam told that Dr. George L. Miller tho Omaha eiitor
whoi soAng tIc Po>nt-ter-t euort-hip Is lndor'ei
by ,muriJ IYacu and IiorItio seymour MILLER was
nu, OF I.uri,s -fry Lost a.cut4 IN 1876 aud gained
TIE oyuomcn y OI scuth from hi- political asso-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY FEBRUARY % 1885

inability to express distance accurately may be noedn
the floor on the right Moro freedom in drawing % tne
plato and franker biting Of some lines would have
Jaoquemart even slacombe would have made us fee
the texture OF the dress but 1t Is we see ony %
ssSs S' IL renassns No. nf
Stopping out has been done & WIN the Gs, o !a9sposed
Moran family deserves chapter to ITSELF had We space
I? give Il There are interesting Long ls"nd To leave
water to look out tor itself, and Mr.. Thomas Moran
sends effective etching Of scene at VI
rain by such coarse heavy lines that the result Is u ~
be sxaggcraon, but Mr.. Morans etching is genera
Nos i5s and IJo No 1O2 by tMr. Lander, "a more
noticeable for tie honest effort at cloud elects fore
ground is well drawn and the landscape sympathetic.
ally interpreted the chief objections being tne sca I,
action of the figures and the awkward eement % msre
duccd In the composition by the Ncrica Inc o Yia,s
AMI tree down the middle of the picture pr If he
fore. Messis Callahan Church. sewcll, King ana Seo
among the other contributors TO an cxhpi,lon "
average merit, but containing little to nhSer Pc'h'
ncntly In tho memory of the visitor ,,.,uv
word as to ths foreign There are delishtGiy
we'll chosen ctchings by ~ Gravcsande Illustrate his
tact In composlton and tho beauty OF repo'c on We 49,
hand the other his bOlder search fOi truth OF III
rs opposed to truth of detail Chauves delicate tout,
his Unessson treating foliage, AMI his control oi on
elects ara shown IN two landscape and he has repl1
ducei Detale with over-aithful elaboration. Marlas
Ben Dolieta study ntor Mict Mathey's reproduction
their due share Of attention. Mr.. T. C. farror y isRt
John i;lpins Ride" etched by Iabiot X. Brownc.nt
the age Of seventeen IL not the least Interesting c.tuo
OF the loan collection We observe that none ,,no T @
uuOn satin which appears to he spreading among our
artists. This practice gives pretty resMt calculator
attract buyers and TO repe artist etehcrs All" o'cS "a
legitimate etching.
tI0r Art Ners and Comments So. SScond PaGej
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
Pos, Ohce NoIicc.


Letters for EuroDc need not DO sp,oiy directei iot
dspao bg p,rculaf 'ea nerin ori'r % seclr, spsy
de,ry al destination All lrns Atlno uliuS Ars tpc.
,,ariel by fastest yoss'i4 avnllDo
Tr,en mlls for tns week ell February IS viii cOD
FRoNf'TII / an clscsl az ms Oaica rs ioi'"s
1UESbAl--At 10 a. n for ireland per wyoming VIA
Queenstown cttoTs Tor Great Britain AMI other Euro.
moan Countries mast be directed per wyoming - ~
n. M fU. HOndug As ana LIVINGSTON, per o s. au
vtnN fsDAY-At IL a. NJ for Europe. per E,er. VIA
Nayanllla etc per Atnos at $50 p. hl fOt Vera
cru. direct per whitney via NewOrl' ans Netters
muAt ue directed "pOr steamer VIA Now-Orlcans ,.
THVKSDAY-htI ~ 4. N. tor Europe pers y Ht4eIt va
Plymouth CheIb0urs ami hamburg letters 0r iieahd
must bs directed PEI GtliGrt = al a. IA Ior tcl1n.,
4 OF Mol real. queenstown; Oetters Tor
Great Britain and other European COlutncs mus Ds ~
rectea per city OF Montreal "l at I. NJ for ullad'
Bolivar per 5. Linn o, Dec, at y m Tor Nss,ann;;
D. IN for Cuba. via Havana and for calnpeche NaiapsS
labasco fucatan. Mexico per = tiiy Vi Si
driI letters for other Mexican states must w ~
" per ClIy OF AsSAah'ts -. p,oo direcl per l. q.
FRIDAY-At 1880 p. H., for Porto hio" "''''' P
Andes. a..
sA1uRpAY-At 99O a H. for Jamaica. per s. = dith
via and Bremen leittIs io' ~ a 4. ON
au, Other European countries must DC mi.cleu Pet
onar .,oyn NJ 1880 M. for cuba, West indies and
Nassau y. T.. per saiao5a.I IL na'sha a, p ~ ,o
Belgium direct per nsr - Wsesand ~ N
Mails far china and Japan, per City OF rokio tyia
''A San ~ FRANCISCO, close here February -26 at p M
Mails Tor Australia NewZealand, sandwich and fut
March Y at y. 20: on arrival at NoS-forx OF s
Celtic British mails for Australia
.T6o schedue ofclosng OF Trans mails arran,st
or he their uninterrupted overland Transit %
San Francsc0 Mails from the East arriving OK TINE ~
san Francisco the day Of sailing of steamers arc III
patched thence 'i0 'ns MsSRY g. PEARSON. Postmasts
nPost oHce Nsw-York. n. Y. Feb. ~. lSoA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
orr UiRI.
NYLII. KLACKSTNNE.

Willis BlAchs'on: Died at hi. home, No. 2l
L.; Place y,s.cry e.. hcat troubles. uf ought on
ny old axe. Hc wi- bornt ia Bru'ori Conn. IA l-pl
when }ous man hc came {" tai. rity n1lcHs'ted In
thr buIlas ttIlc Al which hc made handsome fortune
H. blt the 49, Nicholas iI,t.l and other largr builnV'
Nr Elac. stone Alderman or two years ani a''
served tvof,ra. 90 the State legislature Twenty years
a.o De- rctlrcd from the huiiuS hu-lnrs and politics
IT, reianod bis position - dircct"rin several insurance
com ,.uir, and hluA- When the North American FIRE
Insurance tuuIp.uy became iu-ulf'ut h,cau " "I ih,
chicago nre NJ Eiios-f'ur hrch'n" IT. receiver ann
v,ur uuif- az airs tie officer of tho Bank Tor
saving u Ir-, ,t ior thirty year., g-t wee pFrNi
drut AID ward president lie attended u .lN-
~ ,I lA oI.,,l- Wednesday. IA' urtrr-t relatives
d. I,,r. nr, fhr-. grandchildren The funeral NiI take
p,ac. at MS HON" 10 morrow at T. H. Inc b"ih' VIII
ht .t IrauloId, Conn.
Mr.. Kcogh. wife OF Mr.. Martin ]. keogh' "f New'
Uncbrl, died Yesterday nfteruoon while giving birth tU
her second child. Mr.. kcoch one 90 hr managers
~ the Protestant Home for Destitute children ~ Pleas
aut,e. Ncsohc-ter County nnd took deep interest ia
Ia
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
4c,Tcu 4 vT\-IL A.lrrP."

As was walking along the strand lAtc ono evening
la- week some better acting than have seen FOR
"A long time az tho thcntrr. Two little children w'r'
,,tt,d on the tt'p- Oi Exeter ltl. TIE Sr about ten
y,ar, old with L,r head thrown back seemed tp h1V"
dropprd asleep fIom HUNGER and fatigue ana The boy.
who looked about -rycn with one arm ~ med "unl hI'
sister had buried hi curly .h'ad in her Jap. Com
In.rion filed The pass 'r--hf. suddenly il'tr Hr mn
ran up To TIC sleeping pair aud mutrf"d oiP'rHt
IIf a minute later four or Use po.lcoucn pl--et
a Dng but thc " babes in Tie wood hhi already van
i-hod. In hat minni" more looked again ana ~"
ih, little pair. and their former attitude WaS -n W"
resumed that only tine evidence 90 my own sshl cou.
persuade that they hnd ever quilted II.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
coon SKATIyrsy THE PARK.

The skating in Central Park has seldom Dccn
better tnn yesterday Early In the dny tho street
cars and Elevated Railroad trains were filled Win skate
bearing dyiuals OF a ages aud of both sexes ON e
way To the lake. The policeman on dut) sau' ,
is a larger crowd here to-day than have seen any dal
th, winter, and stu they come" coustsht VI
people poured up tho path at the seventy 81 ~
france to the park ali day long Il seemed ~ II al tho
Youths In Nowlo had graduated from sch"oi oi "ti
Gucttc from the many beg pariOns! neaii' al, @ .no
tipping has seen as one skaeraccidenty ran
against another. Tho lunch counters did uniivims
and did the Ncnder OF straps, suIpSi.h
those who IA their hurry had forgotten that aie Az
q ncloek tho crowd drIven OFF BY the p0lloomoh.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23

TpIptrSE OFFICE. Feb. 23-l n. m.--Tho movement OF
t, barometer during the clear weather yesterday
slight The temperature ranged between lie and 26'
the average C0o being 1873 lower than on the corrc
spending day year, and l's higher than on satur
day.
Slightly warmer, partly coady weather. and perhaps
lsh >nOw may DO expected to-day IN this city and VI
clulty.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
LONG BRANCH

A a sea SIDE Winter Resort.
Tho attention ~ those seeking change OF air and scene
during the winter ana early ,lrng mOl tbs Is respectfully
invited the attractions aud advantages 0t the
IlollyWoOd Cottages Long Erneh, y. J.
The balconies mClosed In gloss cOYernE an arel pi
900 feet They heated by steam radiators and cay
that guests can be served WIN lDod'
on The ba a Wei ~ In the dininghaI
Meals Ia carte in manner equal % De'noh'0" VI
the BrIuswick. -, M ro, ~
t,n ,n ias 10 long identified with the ElberOh duI
| The summer months private stage meets guests AZ inc
,,,,.S ~ 80, e'o,inn cox. /. JONES,
"o'' ~ Hollywood Cottages" Long Branch, Nj
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
AREIUAL or THE REy. Dr. CAHILLS CODY

The body of the late Rev. Dr. Cahlll, when
Ia. removed from the Holy '"od Ccm""ry ia los
,on To be placed IN the Glasncyin Cemetery Dublin
where II viii rest beside the body 0t Daniel OCouh'h
arrived st the Grand Central Depot shortly after IL
o'clock Last night The body brought by -recia!
train OF six from Eo,ton, and was accompanied bN
large delegation of citizens and hy the "lhlnh Guards
of thc oh Mas icl,rtt, Er- -liucIt \ htdi'" Nd' III
whiting ~ thr depot. and ~" h"d' was receiver ny
committee. who escorted n to st. Intri'k" cathedral
he collin placed In the yestihulo al the church
To-day II Will br rrsoNcl To the chtnrc!, ana requiem
mass VIII be celebrated by Arrhbi-h'p torrisau. A
lnrcc PROGRESSION viii then escort the body 10 the tuloh
steamship Wyoming rhc Rev. +. u Murphy OF AVER
MI-.. AIr rAlnrlmc- tIr body ~ II,lAlI.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASIuNGroN. Feb. 22.-FOr New England,
far weather westerly winds. slight rise in temperature
in the southern portions nearly stationary temperature
in the northern portions generally h-hcr barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer, fair
weather. variable winds. generally from northwest to
northeast.
For thc Ohio Valley and Tennessee fair weather, fol-
lowed the western portions 10y local rains winds shift
TX to northeast Hutieuuthca> slight Use In elEpera
turc
For the Lower Lake region. slightly warmer. partly
cloudy weather with local SHOWS. westerly winds bccom
ing variable.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
Bo~roy, Feb. ~ (SpcciaD. -" The generation

BO~ION Fch. ~ iNpccm).- me E'H'l"'io"
a, almost pa,scd says hc Jou5ud. that was familiar
vith the initial, H. ". G. liked TO letters III IN" jour
uAl- OF GREAT Britain the leading questions OF The
day aud twenty years have g'nn since III" hoted
Y.,st q ,lIci-t aud scientist, thc Rev. Dr. Cahhi'
clos. tN career in Boston. IL was AT
., nc rtdr,iooi to have been his wish to be buried
mai .,.e... C.ructcry near Duhin. but for various
lus ttc arrangements coul not be- perfected hni lie
vn. buried 90 !ioiyhOol Cemetery Recently the irl'h
aud Cthor societies have aStacd the subject OF fnI'
filing hi, wish by tran-ating the remains To the lahu |"
which h, pea and voice wcro devoted Tor q HIrume'
1hr muNsul,u after series II mrctng- IN thS cIH
aud CORE puniencc with NcwNOrk An Dupllh shtlcu
it-rf mio the selection of MIshiuFtohS WithHD
for transferring h- remains from Boston hI"r I"glor
services Had hitting rlbHcs of respect various hlSn
ana catholic sOclrc, escorted the ROMANS lh'7 oI'o
Ia the Cathedral whero Archbishop Williams cohuucteu
the services At the conclusion or the service" tle re-
mains were sent 10 NowIork by special tram hhd VIII
be sent then by steamer to Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23

ARMSTRONG-On Sunday, February -, OF paralysis
David Armstrong, OF tho late George ARMSTRONG ~.
funeral from the residence Of his DfOhornlaw. James
Gregory 372 lexingtonave Ne"-fofk on Iuesday, 'oo
TIary -, az o'clock.
Please omit n0wors
BIAUKSTONE-Op sunday I'D INST, Wyliis Biackstohc'
FUNERAL services st his residence 81 Lafayette place
Tuosdsy, February gath. at 4 y III.
IntermoIt at Brasiord, C0nn., TIA day following
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
MARRIED.

ARBOTT-sHAW-In Brooklyn. on Thursdy February q
ins5 nj nl Columbia Heights by the Rev Horny ward
Beechor Arthur " Abbott to Ass Rosa c. shaw. both OF
Brooklyn.
DOLTON-RUTTO N-February 10. at the residence OF the
bries parents, the Rev q. III. Smytue, James H. son
OF Iev Bottom TO Mss Ella Louise, usuShtei Vi
l. NJ. Button esq, OF New-iOrk Cliy.
TEWART-pANTA-On the evening OF February r. at
tho Fiist Presbyteriln church, Wet Ho oxen. y. J
by tho bert assisted by the Rev hoOert
Hanta TO Mr Thomas j. stewart, both Of West H0DoAeh
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
FUNERAL or MR.. KINGSLEY.

The funeral of William G. Kingsley VIII take
place no his lato homo. No. 17G Washington farA
brooklyn, on Wednesday, at p. N. The services win
be conducted by Mr.. Beecher band the Rev Dr Cuyion
Arrangements will be made that persons VINO desro
may 500 doad The burial Will be on Thursday
In Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
4 rEKEoRNANcE By mn AAlhEsrEAhE cLlA-

BOsToN, Feb. % (SpocdD.-Thc Harvard
College shakespeare club Ia, completed afrau semcnt~
10 give a performance of Julius Cesar" tio tiIt
week In May IN sanders Theatre. and win initat, 20,
nearly possible the In watch plays re given
by strolng companies Ia Shake ,pcArc's dsy, without
scenery except piece for background. 10 give all
members oi Tho club Uu opportunity appear Tie actors
Will he chan srd ~ rtcH act. The costume. viii initiate
those OF the Romans or the lime of Cr.qr iry,r Latin
professors have offered their ns.i-taicr Among thr
Actors Kouudy of tNctro; fhu-ou Of 4 AilNuukcr.
and Goodao. of Utica. Most o the others belong and
around BOSTON.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
NnrIILNn AyLKICAN ANOrr u. LITMEE.

\ Catholic laly lately very ill. and friend. 8
former ne .hhor WHO hal been abroad Cor .ouc time
brought home a bottle OF LourIc. water hoping tuat IT,
mlracuoIs powCrr might effect cutr. Tins bottle wa-
iucloe,d in small clskri. ON reaching London Lr
the laifr pI-c. ana tuc:C told tat 81.
hhI so recovered tia. r hal been renewed to the
south. Having several calls 20 mnk". h' let th' ca-kc
M "A -hop clu-c by. where b. was known. on applying
for III days aitcrwar he found the ,ca-k, gone
and the following xplanaton iva, olicfcl: Wei, sir
Won see had been I'm foreign parts for
met aud. DID not return for th" lion box IN"
ncNt day, dtnt quite Ike H. ~ Ne sent Tor police
man and showed n 10 him lie tLuuL Ai u very suN
uclou. and fetched tho inspector. I'll" hal m THINK
police station. wh'rc n wac htok' op"u
and "A bottle found inside. IL then al taken 10 the
Home once and iAo stun " thr bottle aua.ykcd ,nd
found a. br - crar cuor.Css ld. 80 ih' WL1.u thiLs
wa s.rf Ia oo % b. dcstruJ ed. ~
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23

Prdcntly break up your cold by the timely
Use of Dr Jayncs Expecorlut. old remedy for Sore
Lungs and Throats and certain curative Tor Coughs.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
vIrrUAV TTIrOTNTITR.

vr King the la, Of the se,sn Men Of Preston who
sirno the original icetotal pledge. has Just died AT
southport no lad attained the venerable agc OF
fIlu . .
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
DIED.

AU notices of marriages must be indorsed ~M J"i
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

1n< bom.ieA variations IN this city b, sntb
ufi f0r the
'he
broken dotcd
MT pharmacy, iIs BsosdwAy.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23


\ CORES pondent writes, The sxt'mcnt In ne Yer
YOrt HcidH alleged 10 have been made by Lord Ions
dalc tha, 'thc Queen vii! no longer receive Lady
-rdhrohc l. correct for she l. NJ perfect liberty I"
10 10 the next Draw ,ruom II 80 disposed The QIrru
was most Indignant The subject OF her lady hP'-
libel, but rcfraiucd from taking auV formal step 10
manifest her d-peasule out o consideration Tor tm
ngs poor old Lord StradbrOkr who has suffered ~
much from liz rpou-c- literary lud.scrciipnS ~ dI ih
Due dIyry. Of WHOM read, Ia The Baden chapters oi
the Nowcomcs laiy attached Ia thr Z ourt sent
friendly hint 10 tine offender HAT -h' would do wei 10
as ain from attending Draw ~ room, a, h'. rrcci
tiuu by tho kol 81 circle would Npt Lc pleasant ON;
aud she w-cy took ihis sdNir'. or very nkry there
would have been such scene - took place many
ycI- AK ai great function. swA IT, queen dcIucr
aciy turned her hsck upon well known pe'Ic-' ~
who-r preceding -h' di- lpproycl.'
/ understand, however that 4u IN" -pfins ~ l~N-.
when "a" Queen u~ Ial. received the l-'- ipt ii
state halls and concerts. s. fstruck ont LAZY Nrhi-
hrnke- NAME nd ng sentence NJ perpetual call" from
Buckiugham InIic- 80 that u j, mistake 10 -upi"-
that tho real Cprit hI- escaped altogether uupuui>
n the herd of society -Imp.cuu- would Infinitely
prefer term of penal seryituIr To marked manifesto
lion Of E"ya! wrath; FOR II Royalty frowhs. 81 IT,
parasites anu sycoPL4nt, Lc., society oasof4y ioo"
-Iit.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23

j. o. HAsTEDr.
of Third-avc., sells Colgate n Co.'S Laundry
SOAP. The standard article :,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
OVER-SEI GOSSIP
ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS OF NOTE.
From Mr.. LaGouchere's Truth london.
THE BATTENBERG ESTABLISHMENT

A household is to be appointed to Princess
Beatrice and Prince Henry OF Battenberg on their mar
riace The Princess Is 10 have two ladies in waiting,
of whoIn will Miss NJ Cochfane. daughter OF Lady
COchranc of Quar- Abbey. and Of the late Admiral SIT
Thomas Corhrane and half sister OF Lord Huntington.
Tie BRIDEGROOM - have two equerrie- and con-
tr0lcr; but the appointment of the Inter nctiohF
seems supernu0n- Us couple To- rc-idc pcrina
uently with the Queen For tho mcasrc CNcholu'r oi
"a German Prince 10000 year would, ut hrsb sght'
seem To create California; but ~ all the arrangements
of English Royalties made scale quite uul OF
proportion ANY such Income II l. perhaps wei Tor
The realization of the -cOners dreams Oi prosperity
that ami his wife 1--we at the queens expense
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23

Hanss * Co, Auciioneer-, 73y and ?i1 Broadway.
will sell
TUESDAY, AND MEDN NENDAl,
February - and -. at = O'Clock,
The umis attic Collection or
T.. b NkIOlt |, Ct 'leNelau.L OhiO,
Comprising nearly pete series OF the issues o. thc
United states Mint
THURSDAY AND FRI DAY AI2 O'CLOCK
collection comprising Prehistoric objects
stone Indian lmpl mcnts Autographs Postage StanDs
Play Bill,. theatrical Portraits Engrayings, &c.
Dr Fnu,ou 25S 6h.aye. has great curing
SUMPTION CataIrh, Deafness Paray Loss OF Nervous
Power and Chronic diseases without meaelDe.
Errnca spoliaiion Claims
Time limited Tor application. r. e. Bk fOF.
COuisc lor- at Lew 90 Wiiam-st., New York.
A. n squire ~ -on-, Jewellers, ~ futon-sL, \.
Diamond Ear Rings matched all sizos.
Watches our make - u 81 D. sterling ,verwaA 50
IIonic. ,IadO Preserves. &c.
Families supul.et with Preserves, JcIcs Brlauet all
anued Fruls, Pickles &C. put up pin
GLASS,
And warranted
PERFECTLY PURE.
Circulars containing prices and reference sent on appeh
' SARAH = MCELRATH
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