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New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
WHO WILL RE HIS SUCCEssoRi
CALIFoRNIANs THINK DELMAs 80 WALLACE AND
FLOOD TALkFD or.

CAIlEOHNlANS IIlNh Dti.hAN W ALLANH NND
FLOOD TALKED or.
WASHINGTON, March : tSpeciaD.-The death
OF Senator Miller OF California reduces tho Republican
majority the Senate from to g. as his successor OF
course will be Democrat No sooner had tho news OF
his death reached the Capital than there was brisk spec
ulatop as who the win DO. Representative
Henley who the only Democrat in Congress from
California said " | am Of tho opinion that Governor
stoncman will appoint ID. NJ Demas, OF San Francisco
lie is leading lawyer OF California and one OF the
ahlest In tho State He recently argued the rail-
road tax cases In tho United states supreme Court
involving several million dollars, I'm behaf OF
the State. The opposing counsel were Senators
Evsrts and Edmunds and heard the latter praise
Delmass argument highly. lie man about forty-hve
years OF age and believe Is native OF California
wa, at Clara College with him and he was grad
uaed from that college. He s active Democrat Dut'
believe has held any once except that of pros
ecutng attorney Of santa Clara County before no re-
moved TO San Francisco. He 10 an active
anti.monopolist and anti-Tsiroad man, ana no was
leading spirit In tho famous stockton convention ABOUT
which THE TRIBUNE had something TO say ayear or SO
ago"
ConRressman Morrow, Of California, said that Gov
ernor stonsmaa probably would appoint either DeimAs
or Wallace, The lastsr was formerly chief JnsHse u
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
no COMPETE F0R THE AMERICAS cur.

The officers of the Atlantic Yacht Club, of
Brooklyn elected at tho annual meeting Al no ~ Court
A. last evening. are follows: Commodore, ii. H.
Ioen.; vice. commodore. +. q swan; rear commodore
T. C. Sterlmg recording secretary. H. $. Church, treas
urer r. c. Fied measurcr ". {. Sanger; correspond
ing secretary j. /. Maroeus; directors-Niiiam Feet
:. Luiues, y. u. Lawton j. K Maxwell A. Ii. f4irlng
Wyck C. +. Pierce aud W. T. Wiutriagham. membership
co1u,nitte-W. W. Richards 1. l.. Arnold and Henry
rlc Tho date for tho annual regatta was set for June
10 and the course VIII he the same as that OF last year
IA. sun of 81 900 subscribed TO pay the regatta
rxuenses A fne drawing of the new yacht Atlantic
which ia built TO enter 10 enter tho trial races pre-
inory 10 tho contest for the Americas Cup, was pre-
fo the club hy j. G.. Prague. The yacht will cO-t
about S5 600 and twontyrve members or the cuo are
ner owners. SAe vii DO framed THIS week.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

BrrNiyG or TIE san NIEc0S IT Her PIER.
The Mallory Line steamship san Marcos
which here y@,jerl from Galveston took hre
lat evening Lcr pier "a" La, RIVER. aud before the
FLAMES couIi. be cytu:g'-h"t suffered considerable
damage About = O'Clock the guA-tcrT15teT Oh Watch
discovered flames .cing from the porter shop on the
main Gtca forward ~ the enene-room. He immediately
IAN tie captains and told him tuat tue snip was
ON TIRE Captain Burrows. who was IN his bunk spianH
ont went deck and asked tho ohcei on dhy on tho
,cr >, seul ONT a fire alarm. Tn. done, aud In IA
'rw minutes the HrcucI had several streams oI water
unylns uu tac nie The nIr. boats HaNrtueytr ana
Patrol were soon alongside .ot the burning steamer
pouring large stream, oi Thtrr into her Ihe Han"s
sprr,d r.lly anl h"'orc they could be suhdued tue
laup. room sterrages petty officers quarters ana ofe'
cas-. were nearly dc,'rO, ed tt "a Thought mat the
damage 90 he suip and cargo VIII amount 70 ABOUT
600. which l. fully coyrrol by insurance
I.c MArc0s Is an ltou ship Wit" IRON decks au'!
was bt ~ RoAch's yards chester ia ISL rhe j. OF
-, tons register, and is owned ~ c. H. MhlOr! Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
SOME "ORIGINAL0 BRoADWAY PR0TERBS.

Do not foTget.-GeOrge Bliss.
Divide and gOvern.--Jacob Sharp
The absent get fgoO nothing.William Moloney.
Honor ia The reward Of virtue.-Wiliam G. Whitney.
good naue IS better than grde of gold.-John
Keenan,.
Enough e as good as q feast-Jamcs A. Richmond.
He via allows Two hares is sure to catch neither-
Roscoe '.~rltng.
There a 10 smoke without hre.-Carence A. Seward.
We apD'ss swm.-James W. Foshay.
You have committed the sheep TO the wolf.-Wiliam
l. Elkins.
He is a wise who talks but little-Lawson " Full
Ter.
At the end OF the ditch. tho sOmcrsault.-senator
Low.
A scaide.i cat fears cold watcr-Alderman Duffy.
Do not speak Of a rope in the house OF who was
hanged. Alderman Waite.
'Tis ahad winter when one wolf eats another-Aldcr-
man Fat Diyver.
There is no vrtuous man without some vice-Alder-
Miller.
Happy is the man who pays cash.-Peter A. b. Wide
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
TINE yyw.yoRK ArHLFrIo oLUB ELgo1Iox

This evening the members of the New York
Athletic Club VIII vote for the officers for the year
come As has already been mentioned IN THE TRIBUNE,
there are two tickets the difference between themiap
pearing only the lat of governors Since the meeting
last Wednesday the In the club has continued
and and the probabilities that
n large vote will be pOlled tonight sOmo dlssatisac
ton IL expressed at the manner In which
the request of last weeks mestng Tor tho financial re-
mort was received by the officers. The request
Is thought rather cavaliery met and this IL boins used
as an argument; along with many others ~ tho oppo
nents OF the regular ticket Briefly summarized tho
claims of the regulars that they have run tho club
and have not Lost sight OF athletic while increasing
the social elements IN tho club. The "Eokers on the
other hand assert that the officers have run the club
eIravagsntly, have made II the home OF "slugginE"
rather than Of amateur athletics and are ming 10
get all their friends on the governing board by
proposing respectable ngare ehsads who Will soon re
sign.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
DIR. GEORGE McGNrosH MACLEAN.

PRINCETON, n. j., March g.. George Nc
nto.h MacIean, VI. d.. Pb. D., d.ed At his Princeton
residence this morning, after lingering Illness u his
eighiicth year. DR. Macean WAS graduated from the
College of New-Jerseyin the class OF l52L La.cr he
attended the NeW-York Medical College, where
he graduated with high houOrs In $50 lie vas
distinguished physician, au author lecturer ana a
writer medical topics. AZ one time Ne Occu-
pied the chair OF chemistry ana n%tufaI
born In Princeton, and prominent officer OF
tho Pre- sbytcrlan Church here Tor many years
ils father Vas professor IN the College OF NewJersey
from 1898 To 1912. His brothers. Archibald and the
John Maclran. y. D. L. D. sti living IA Princeton
DR.. Nacledu leaves widow.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
SENATOR J. f. MILLER DEAD.
SUDDEN END OF A PROLONGED SICKNESS
DEATH FOLLOWS CLOSE UpON AN APPARENT |
CMANGE EOR TIE BETTER.


CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.
WASHINGTON, March S.-SenatOr John +.
Miller. OF California, died at his residence Connect
icut-ave in this 100 o'clock this afternoon after
prolonged illness. While his condition had been re-
garded precaous for many weeks past his death to-
day sudden and unexpected. At no time since his
arrival this city to attend the sessions OF this Con-
has be been regarded entirely out of danger;
but he showed such wonderful rccupcrave powers. and
rallied often from attacks which were regarded at
the time necessarily fatal that his friends ha vc
been encouraged and looked for his ultimate re-
covcry. His death the result OF complication Of
disorders arising primarily from severe wound In the
eye. received at the battle OF Liberty Gap I'm 1863 The
bullet remained his head for twelve years before It
could be extracted and the wound saDpcd his strength
and rendered him easy victim to disease. Loss OF
sleep debiItated his system, and asthmatc symptoms
kept him In almost constant pain Brghts disease sub
srquently began its nsdOus work. and then drOpsical
disorders developed But through all his illness
tho Senator showed such and will power that his
physicians encouraged to hope he might recover
Several operations performed and seemed to give
mich relief. When the storm passed over the city
last night the Senator complained Of feeling much worse
and troubled with asthma. His physicians were
promptly summoned, and their attentions seemed to
have built him This morning the attending
physician. DR.. Pope maie careful examination Of tho
patient and reported hi9 condition more favorable
than it had been for several days past Miss Miller re-
minded her father that she hal made engagement
with her cousin. Major o. e. Miller. to 90 TO the Capitol,
bat she did think she ought under the crcum
Her father said it wrong for her to think
Of staying home his Tho doctor had said he
better. IN hc did feel much him
sei lie ursed her strongly that a last she consent
ed, and thus It happened h1t. by her fathers own
counsel. she was away from his bedside when he
brcathcd his last Tho of her fathers death un-
nervrd her completely Tho Senator remained quiet
up to about II O'Clock. when be became restless and
asked for the doctor messenger was sent for DIR.
Pope but before he arrived Mr Miller had passed away.
llo TO tie las and took sal farewell Of
ms wife. who had been at his bedside all day. Alr and
Nt. John Davis had called IN few minutes before ana
were also present when ho died.
Wlilo no arrdug mcnt5 have yet been made FOR tho
funeral It Is virtually settled That the remains Will be
taken TO CalifOr rnla for intermeut.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09


rShould read by all Interested changes mag
tlUle.
need not DO specially aliresh
or dispatch by particular steamer rKce1t "nrh ts "
send duplicates OF banking ant cbmn rct dOci
letters not specially addressed being seu Oy 1Is
fastest vessels syIilaOIe
Foreign mails tho week ending March l3 viii coSs
ukOMPILY IN All cases a. tins Ohce a3 folio IS.
TUESDAY At 43J Tor Europe. per Alaska. VIA
Queenstown; al D. for brush ANA Spat'S1 Hon
duIas, LIVE yslOu aud ar, yt0wn pOr =. 5. NeptuhO
WEDNESDAI.--At a. 20: Europe. per wcus, via
southampton and Bremen; az a. m Tor France euect
Labrador iiayrc tlcttrIs hust 10 directed
"por Labrador '' at D. m OF the III ."arc iSiALds
dlrcc. aud for NeuekIola ald curacao VA IAAd-d per
Flamoorough; at = 30 p m. for British al SPans,h
Honduras And Guatemala per s. s. tlty Of DALLAS, from
NeaUr6ans.
THURSDAY 630a M. for Europe, pers. Britannia,
wa Queenstown; at ll:3o a. IN Tor HaYt per = a.
sATURDAY-At ) a. m fjr Jamaica. Central AWcrici
klpgsOu OetteTs Mexico mast be directed "uor
Nertumuus"l; at : M. tOt EuIOi per >. S. Aula
via Queenstown al IN. for scotland direct per
nevonisD; at IN. for Belgium direct per s. Neicr-
land wa Antwerp ueters must be directed per Meier
land ~ At a. N. for Europe. per itY oi Beriin
IhingyAia letters must directed per lhing'aila ~
at D. III. Tor BeImuda per 8 3. trinidad
Mails the Society lsllnds per ship IEopc Blrd IRON
Francscor close here March FIAT p. m Mails AT
traa New.Lealand. sand"ieh ~ ana samoan Isiands
per = g. MararOa liromssn Francisco close here Apnl
x at n m or arrival at New YORK OF 'BrGtannlo
with British mails for AUSTRALIA Mals Tor cuba, by
r.il Ia Tampa Fla. and thence by steamer from key
West Fla. close at this Nee daily at 2:3O 4. M
schedne OF closing Pacific mailss arranged
on the their uninterrupted overland trln5s
~ saD Eranc so Mails from the East arriving ms
San Francisco the day Of sailing OF steamers dis
pa'ehca 'n0"'0 ''' HENRY G. PEARSON PostnasteE
Post oaice New. York. N. Y" March s. lsso
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
llINGs Isl nm nEIII.n rAKLIAMENT.

LONDON, March S.-.lohn Morley. Chief Sec
rc,ary nr ireland. replying questions ia the House
~ Commons THIS .ftcruouu stated thar Nh Take had
started f,r the Island. tho Western Coast Of Ireland
with = tlc money and quantity OF seed potatoes Ilo
added hat the Government would take other means TO
relieve the distress which. be said was terrible"
Earl Granville. Colonial Secretary, In the House Of
Lords this evening announced that special committee
had uccu appointed and u~truc ell to inquire thoroughly
into report the Guyrr,uc- uyuu be- question OF
the adVi-lbIify uf establishing BTuth mail line be-
tween Vancouver Island, British Columbia and Japan
aud IIouE Kong
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09


THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 23O O'Clock
decorated Chinese pUrccas, cabinet objects in ogyshc
porceans glZr silver ivory carvings, gold lacquer rock
crystcl old SatsUma &c, collection OF snuI bottles,
Catalogue Nus 40 10 $40 inclusive.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 10. at 2:3O O'Clock.
sterling sIyerware Catalogue Nos Gil 10 7Jj inclusive.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March TO- at o'clock. hne
and Catalogue Nos 1851 to 1886 in
THURSDAY AFTERNOON March II. 2:3O O'Clock.
European Certm.cs-Sevre.. Royal Worcester. Mnton.
Vienna and other porce Austrian enAmes aud carved
crystals. Catalogue NO' 7i6 % 30 inclusive.
TUESDAY EVENISG March IL. at O'clock. fine art
and other books. Catalogue Nos 1881 TO III inclusive.
FRIDAY AFTERNOOON. Msrcn ~. .3O O'Clock.
Webb cameo porcelain plaques, large collection Of
plates miscellaneous objects, dc. Catalogue Nos $50
l.-0l inclusive.
TUHDAY AFTERNOON. March l3. at 23O o'clock.
balance Of collection paes. rich English glassware.
bronzes sculpture marble ana ivory bTcDrIc caDDets
Catalogue nos l.2O2 10 1856 inclusive.
MONDAY. March Is. MORNING At lose; AFTERNOON
at 33o and LVENING at 1880 The and valuable col
lection Of and et,hngs Catalogue Nos LIS
LOS inclusive
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
MIsHAPs TO VESSELS At SEA.

LONDON, ,larch s.-Ihc Norwegian bark
Arica from Brunswick December 81 for Valencia, was
spoken february - oil cape GAtL sho proceeding
under jury mast In a uorilrastCry direction.
Dispatch from CHR ltIr dated to-day says the Italian
bark Cotd from Pensacola January ., FOR Vonce, Is
ashore at NoIlan. I'll" VIII probably he wreck
The British steamer Ontario. Captain Hunter from
Philadelphia January -. FOR Antwerp has put into
Dover Sh" collision At midnight ldSt n'gut with
tle steamer Garrison auI was damaged The Gariison
.o-i her WIzeu ma C.. t'ckhOusc and wheclhuuse had
her funnel un,hipp"d, aud received other damage
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
STORMY VOYAGE OF THE STEAMER ACTON.
TWO SAILORS LOST AND ONE KILLED AT THE
MmEEL-EsCA APE or CAPrAIN AND MArE.

wHEFL-EsCNPE or CAPTAIN AND MATE.
LONDON, March S.-The British steamer Ac-
ton. Captain Gowlng from Baltimore February 10. has
arrived at Queenstown. Fearful storms occurred on
voyage, which boats lost two sailors Green
and ManEer, washed overheard and Brown was
killed at the wheel The Acton was hove to all day on
February p. when a hurricane was blowing At 10
o'clock that evening enormous waves broke over the
vessel sweeping the docks and carrying OF Green and
Manger The wheel house swept away and the
stearing g-geaT destroyed. For number OF hours
the steamer was al tho mercy of the Tho cap
tam and mate narrowly escaped with their lives. AT
this juncture large quantities OF oil were poured on the
water. The eject was gratifying, tho sea being
quoted that tho abs to make repairs aud
save the vessel
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
SKETCH or HIS CAREER.

General John Franklin Miller Wa- born i'm Union
,. t...... -, ,-,, ti, ,..,,. ,,,,., .i,.i,,.,,s
'"'"''' "''''''' J." ''i' "'' l'''"t' "'"" '
II" received AN aca.emr2 education NJ 7o1'h L nj,
and ,y gt,cl for co,l. Al Chicago He did not enter
,, 30
c'I'ct' however ""t "'-'" l'' N'up "' It" III I0i'
THREE years later alter course In the NrwGOrk state
Inv school AT tIafop Sp. he ,gas graduated with tho
"'-''' "' '''"'''' " NV Nv ''-'" J." l'''''' az" u"
south Bend, Nut ~ l~HJ ne went 10 California, where
t rr,ctt., fy f,r thrc. yo,r- at Mann IIo tler 70
-, . r.,t,' , ,.,,. , ,o ,,, ,,,.,. Tor
Fremont Ia 1850 no was elected 20 ,he state s nate
hu wien tho war broke out ho res glc hi- Seuator-lip
... . ,,.... M ,.,..,u,. ,r,,.o.,. .,...,,.,. 80
!" "''''f'' -
no "i+t..+'' ti' -''h lH''Hh i''~ .h'' "I ""'" "o
,yl. trpJ.uf.l Colonel. Through L.4 thorough and
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-, ,,I
OF 'h' Hh'7t Il '"' i''''N' S''''''' i'''y
In 1852 hc was placed in command of brigade and I'm
,i.. ,..,t., IN sc-..t ,,, i.r sherman Iu.u p.s.
'''' 80
Grams HiI I"oWi-' receiving severe N"i.d' lh 'h'
battles - -foue River and Liberty Gtp. Nr serving
, r.tt .-i ,t.flr ID, s Do. 2, d., c,,,,,,ut NJ flo
''.''' '''. % WI ''' .'''' ~
mtHJ BARRACKS ~ IA .nNH''' WIN ''HI'I "' '"e SUI
rounding country. When TIE work of forrfytre that
ctr W.. IN ,.rt,rco ,oIr.vv r,nr-,p then Military
. -. ,-.....
'"N'Tho' "i l'"l'0-''' '''' 't"''" ''' "a'''''""-
ary powers. which exercised u manner Co give
,.,, .,f ,, l.f. t,frI..pr ..,.f,r,c ,bIfy In tl.
80, a, 49,. ..-,.,
N.l Gen TO. III'4 give "hV'' iIo'I "' "'''"-"'s"o'
ability General Inoml, once ,al o. him: lie - the
.,s .. ......,.I ..l. . . ,.. ,y H.. ,o.t. ,,..,
most I''''' "'. '''' ''''.' '''' 81" n' '''" l''
L,ru brush with the enemy. near ta!I4ilu, Tenn. iu
-, t-.., ,. ,..,,,,.., , ,..,,,r, ,y.r r,,, Mr.
''-''' '-' "
-"'i - '.'o.' 't '.". N,'- WHO III ''"'"'' ~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

BREMEN. March s.-Tho first OF the three new
seanrr- being butt by John Elder Co., Glasgow
Tor the North German Lloyd Ia, been named Aer. She
Will make hrr tridl tl1p ON AprlI l.
BEHIIS March Sin the debate on the pnbllc worship
esites ia TIE Lower House Of tho rus-in Diet this
evening Dr. WIndthorst. leader OF the Catholic rarty
dec ared he would offer no opposition t. the GOV
erumcnt estimates lie sah he Desired to declare Lis
grattude for the EccleslastlCai bill abrOgatlns obi
ous feature Oi tie May Laws aud did not Hsh g. and
ence adversely the discussion Ia the Upper House hop
ing that there wOnld result between The Church
nd
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
ature will fall about 15o or 2o' Within tho next twenty
four hours.
CHANGES IN THE BILK4N TREATY.
BULGARIA DETECTING TO THE PORTE.
DELAY IN SIGNING THE ARTICLES OF PEACE WITH

DELAY IN SIGNING THE ARTICLES OF PEACE WITH
sERVIA.
LONDON, March S.-The delay in the signing
OF the servoBulgarJn treaty of peace is due to Bu-
garids objection to the Porte's claim tnat MadJid
Pacha shall sign suzerans delegate and that the Bu-
garian delegate shall not sign the treaty.
All the Powers have given their assent to the Rune
liam agreement modified by Russia. The original
agreement stands except that the clause relating to
military alliance between Turkey Bulgaria has been
eliminated and that the tito Prince OF Bulgaria" has
been inserted in place OF prince Alexander" The
agreement Is being drafted. aud will be submitted
TO the conference for ratification.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
ORGANIZER OF A STRIKE AnRrsTED.

PARIS, March N.-Soubrlc, the organizer of
,he among the lron-wotkers Of Decazovlc, has
been sentenced 10 four months impusOnmsuL
GENERAL BLAECO RETUENING TO VENEZUELA
BO,rON, March S.-Arthur W. Rondicr, the
Venezuelan Consul here has received letters stating
that General Guznan Banco viii arrive In Venezuela
the ator part Of this month 70 the Presidency
Ecpubic to which Office no has just been elected
While Venezuelan Minister at tho Court OF st. James
General Bauco arranged tho settlement OF the claims OF
France and ENGLAND against his country. lie briugs
back with him from Europe several new mining and
railroad and hi- return IL eagerly awaited BY
the people IIo Will land at La Guayra and have a
tTiumphll prparrss To Caracas When President OF
Ncnezcla before lie did great deal for the country In
the NAY OF building railroads ana developing
sources OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
Mr.. GLADSTONE CONFINED TO III, ROOM

LONDON, March s.-Mr. Gladstone, it Is an
nounced is suffering to-day from severe cola. 1he
announcement Is coupled with the statements that the
physcianS do not look upon the Prcmiers ailment
serious that his throat IL not affected II has been
a-ccrainrd that Mr Gladstone is confined his room,
and that he has spent an Die Saturday in bed
the Minister have brcu required by tho rNgeu-
c,- uf the staic'- busIues, call up,n the Premier
during that tine lccu received b. him o. his bed
room lie attends 90 Dat, necessary rresponIcAco by
debating from hls couch.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
GENERAL WkBB SOMEWHAT EASIER.

General Webb, president Of the College of
the City OF Nsw-YOrs remained yesterday In about the
came condition as Sunday. He slept well
on Sunday night and appeared easy during
the day with tendency toward Improvement,
Which the physicians regard favorable Since his III
hees froIessor koene has discharged the duties of
Henera Webb IN tho college. Every morning a bnlletIp
has been sent from the house. giving the General. CON
dton. and the students the huildup
gather around IL with interest to learn how bs ia
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
rRGgIVe Lo.AL OB5ERyATLON5


TKpuNE OFFICE, March 81 A. m-Cloudiness
generally prevailed the northwest and the districts
east or the Mississippi with Hight rain or snow In some
localities. Cooler weather ruled IN tho Lower Lake
rerIop and stll COLDER further Along the East
Guf and south Atlantic the temperature sensiby
Tie barometer hero foil. with generally cloudy weather
aud few flakes or snow. Tho temperature ranged be
tween 800 aud 49, tho 3G being 1912 higher
tan on the corresponding day last year and Biz higher
than sunday.
Crucrally fair weather, growing cooler, may be
pected in this city and vicinity to-day and tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
THE STANDARD EXTERNAL REMEDY.

The formula for Allcocks Porous Plasters
WAS originated by Thomas Alcock. chemist pharmacist
and honorary member OF the College OF Pharmacy IL
was approved Toy the eminent ply stefan and surgeon Dr.
Valentino Mott and the Faculty at large.
In remarkably short time Ancocks Porous Pastors
bccame 40 popular be sold IN every civilized coun
try and they aro now recognized AS the standard ex
terpal remedy No such record Is known for the so
called Bensons Capcne or any OF the other nostrums
which try TO force their way upon the deserved reputa
tlon OF Alcocks Porous Pascrs =.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
Gnnh Wine Needs no Rn.h

And Benson Capcue Porous Pases need no other paten
than the recognition of their merits Active posi-
t,ve sumuatng promptly relieving and curing coughs
AIS and lame for BensOHs Re
h. I'M tations Examine trademarks
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
TIE FALL or THE SPARKLING COIERIE.


The Metropolitan Opera House last evening
was gayly decorated with floral devices. dancing
floor had been laid the orchestra and there and
the stage danced the members OF the Sparkling Co
terte. The dancing began at 10 O'Clock and continued
TIL midnight, when supper served. Later 1t was
resumed and lasted till early this morning The
boxes were all hed, and between $50 and 800 persons
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
BRITISH TROOP. nE-IreED BY REBELS

RANGooN, March o.-Thc townof Ycncthcn,
clrrisoncd ~ 800 Ersh troops. Is bessie" ed hy 1000
roAcl- General Prcndergasi has started to relieve the
garrison. \ battle u expected.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

BAKER-ou Sunday. March 7, 1885. JOSIAH W. Baker, IN
hs 83d year ~, ,oo 81. No ,ea, Vast
IIth at, on Tuesday, 0th inst MAP IN.
BOwER5-At Yonkers. N. W. March Eh1s' VIM" oi va"
,ats lanes Bowers IN her S6th year A.. -. ,ao p.v
Funeral services tho rosdenoo OF ner ~
WlIam E Kstcham. 100 North broadway, On WEDNESDAY
at 10 - NJ
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
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ART AND STANDARD BOOKS. RARE AND VALUABLE
OLD ErCHINGs AND ENGRAYINGs, RARE I4iPRES
sIONs ~ EXCELLENr CoNDITION &c, &c.
The entire collection to be sold absolutely without
by order OF WM. MOIR, esq, Administrator.