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New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
RECEPTION AT TIE OXFORD CLUB

The Oxford Club, of Brooklyn, whose MEM
recently enlarged their handsome club house, at
Lafayette-ave. and South Oxford-st, at n cost OF
$4,000, gave reception last evening. The parlors
we're tastefuy decorated with flowers and fine display
of paintings aud statuary. Among those present
were Governor Albeit, OF New-Jersey Governor PIN
gree, OF Vermont; Mayor Whitney, William II. Lyon,
Judge George q. Reynolds Senator and Mrs NJ Girls
void, General and Mrs. \: C. Barnes. General II. W:
slocum, cX-Iayor Frederick Schroeder, Mr. aud
Mrs W. II. Nichols, B. ID. siman, Judge
willard Bartlett Mr.. an Mrs. II. y. whitney, William
Berr John Y Culyer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. :. Barnes W. C.
Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. u. H. Houehaliug Bernard
Peters. General f. L. MoneuI, Judge T.. NJ Cullen and
Ir and Mrs. T.. d. Berri.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
SHOULD THERE BE ONE LIBRARY OR uANYl
Mr.. SANGER DEFENDS THE CENTRAL BUILDING
PLAN-OTHER VIEWS.

Mr.. SANGER DEFENDS THE CENTRAL BUILDING
PLAN-oTHER VIEWS.
The New-York Library Club met last even
ing Columbia College to talk the proposed Free
Circulating Library. Il. r. Bowker presided and said
that the attitude of the librarians Of the city toward the
library bills had been greatly misunderstood. The
library interest had been supposed to be hostile to
free circulating library, Some criticisms had been
made to Details but the main point there was bat
opinion in the Library Club. 1t wanted
sincerely to see library in New-York
equal, If possible to that in Boston.
Mr. Sanger then introduced and said in part "As
to the library building falling into the hands Of political
schemers and costing ten times the proposed amount.
only do through cOusion the part Of the
poratOrs and the character Of hes is guaran;
that no job OF that sort is contemplated The humor-
lists Of senway Hall have pointed the arrows of rdicue
at these bills Aldermanic The only connection the
library will have with the Board will be the
handing in annual report like any public hospital
or asylum. The appropriaton OF 100000 Tor n
maintain 1t, has with good deal OF criticism. In
city which spends S32,OOO,OOO year S75O,OOO Will
per capita, ana of $4,000 year thereafter only
conts additional. The public school and public library
In the branch library system. With our seventy
five public schools we would have to have seventy
rst-in Reservoir Square say-aDd from it IN Bos-
We start with centre and head first and the limbs
and branches will take care OF Themselves Mr sanger
volumes had been promised 1t which would not cost the
city cent
ne did not believe in a great central building IL was
better To have books first and building afterward II
the land in Reservoir Park sold, there could be
twenty branch libraries at doing good work. The
branch library had personal influence on the reader
which the larger missed. Tho books
be carried to the people and not
expect them go after them. The bills,
he thought should not commit the corporators 10 either
system. hut leave all details 20 library commlssion
Mr. Peoples. of the Mercantile Library said that he
agreed with Mr. SANGER about central library parcu
larry for reference books He no objection 10 either
of the bills. Speeches were also made by Everett T.
Wheeler and others
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
LOSSES IN XARInIrS PLACES.


ST. PAUL, Minn., Feb. 24.-The damage to
the stock OF Mannheimer Co. by yesterdays reis
placed at $4,000, with insurance Of $150,000
follows Liverpool and London aud Globe 5000; Con-
tnenal, $1,000; Norwich Union s., 900; Merchants.
$4,000; Gens Falls, $1,000; Fire Assurance of New
York, $4,000; Scottish Union, $4,000; Home OF New
York, $4,000; North British. $55OO London Assur.
ance $4,000 Niagara. S2,5ooi New-York Alliance.
$4,000; Imperial, $4,000; Standard, $4,000; North
American IS 000 Queen. $4,000; London and Lanca.
American Philadelphia, 5000; Williamsburg. New
York. $4,000; Lion, England. $4,000 C0ncordia. Mil
Alliance Alliance $500 Northern. london. S. c5o; Under Sae
writer's. New-York. $500O Phoenix, Hartford, $4,000:
Commercial Union $1,000; German American 900.
PhGnix London $4,000; Connecticut, Hartford $1,000.
ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa, Feb 24-FIre in large business
block occupied by several firms caused loss Of
yesterday insurance, about $4,000
GALENA, ILL.,, Feb. 24-Fire Monday destroyed tho
general and building of william Kath with most
Of its coptents The loss is insured IN the Ma
$1,000. and Phoenix. OF Brooklyn. $1,000
YASKToY. Dakota, Feb. pa fire in Dufacks block
Monday caused a damage to the stock Of boots and
shoes OF 1000; fully insured.
BUFFALO, ~ Y, Feb. 2i-The burning OF the old 74th
Regiment srmory In Fremont Place Tuesday morning
caused loss OF 100000; insurance. $4,000.
OTTAWA, Feb. 24.-At late hour Monday night
fire broke out in the western block OF the Parliament
buildings occupied by the Marine and Fisheries, and
Agricultural Departments The fire is supposed to have
started in q q where coal and waste paper kept.
The extent Othe damage by fire. smoke and water Will
several thousand dollars II is feared that
valuable records IN the Marine and Patent offices have
been destroyed.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. PA large three-story barn
belonging James Vaughn. three miles northeast Of
Baltimore destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning.
together with quantity of dairy machinery. Damage
S. 900; insured. Forty cows were rescued from tho
burning building.
RUTLAND. VT, Feb. 24.-Rchardson & Qunn's livery
stables were burned Monday night seventy-hve horses
saved. Loss $500; insured.
SALEM, N. H., Feb. 24-Edward Farrs barn was
burned Tuesday Mr.. Farr succeeded In getting out
horse and went back after another when both he and
the horse we're burned odeath.
NEW. ORLEANS, La. Feb 24.-The steamboat Tensas,
with LOLA baee cotton and 300 sacks of eotronsced
was burned at p M yesterday Eutaw Landing
on the Black River. Loss $4,000
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
4 pocroKs METHOD OF GETTING RIS M0NEY.

A DOCTORS METHOD OF GETTING his MONEY.
The death of Nellie Crane, age eighteen
months which occurred February 10 at her father
house. No 33l West FOrtynrstst, was ascrlbed Dy DE-
James ORely Of No. 3O3 West Forty-second-st to neg
gence nm The part OF her parents the subject OF an
.iuou.st held Yesterday by Coroner Eidman. On the
night OF F.bsiory Dr. O'Reily was summoned he
prescribed par l"rc and promised to come the fohow
ing day. I.s.old ne sent his son Thomas Young
O'Eeilly. as was shown by tho admissions OF a MS
n prhctibinR phtoiOlan.
Ar The ehIlds death Dr. o'Reiy requested TO grant
a burial certificate. Officer Thomas Dalton, Oh tho h
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

DIED.
ARMsTRONG-At Greenvie " J, February 90, John Arm
Sber G' Weassy aa are eYe%s hap o S res
denoe OF sOnnaw, George W. Canpfed. "a Columbia
Inerment at Madison.
Morris County papers please copy
BARNEs-AtAIoany; y " on Thursday. llthof February
Eda Macy. wife OF Thurlow Weed Barnes e., ,,.,
Funeral servces were held at his residence Sunday l4th
InteTment at the Albany Rural Cemetery
BREIscH-At Flemmgtol. N. j., at las a. mr the gath
inst. MISS Viola E Breisch-
EastOn, Penn. papers please copy.
TeSEn1Ey T e. s at 3 as side
Friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral
1nteTmeht eTiSHi at at'H White Plains I s,"''
CoDDIN GToN-on Tuesday February % residence
No ~ 9TH ave, Thomas b. CodDgtOn IN the 72d year OF
services at Grace Church corner Of Broadway and
FoRREsrER-On sunday. February 2l, 1885 at his late
residence $50 Henryst, NewYOrk. Charles Forester in
Funeral THURSDAY evening at 30 O'clock De-,
Oaice and New,York Volunteer Fire Department
lnteTment Siai private iiiSaiei at White Plains.
GANILEY-At Hudson hudson \ s,sS " February a. Martha A
Funeral Friday $50 p from 276 warrenst Hudson.
LINDsLEYAt orange y. j.. February o. George Linds.
ley IN the 65th year Of his age.
Nouceof funeral hereafter.
LoEB-Fanny. beloved wife OF Marcus Loeb. in her 6sth
Funeral from the residence OF her nlaw NJ Gesheim,
ll2 East 51hst on Thursday. February 20 at sSOa IN
RoosEyELT-on Wednesday February "a Mary r; Roose
wife OF late Isaac Roosevelt OF Hyde Park y. Y.
the residence Of her sister Mrs F. J.
WoOsey, No NOrh Washington square, Friday at 10
a.
sCoFIELDon Tuesday February 3D. at his late residence
% Washnltonaver stlnford conn. the Rev. Seth W.
ScOfeid, in the 10th his age.
and friends OF the family are respectfully in
yted attend the funeral from the thOdst Episcopal
Church stamford, THURSDAY, 25th inst. at 2:30.
wALKERon wednosiay February q; a his residence
C. Walker. formerly OF liza milton. Canada.
Notice funeral hereafter.
WILLIAMS-At Stocsbridge Mass. February Is. 1856.
from injuries received the 10th, William H. Williams,
IN his 3Sth year.
wHIrE-Suddenly. Staten Island February q, Fred
erick White, OF Harriet d. and the ato FREDERICK
White, IN the jOth OF his age.
Funeral viii be held at his late residence Thursday
at 3 y.
Carriages will be waiting West Brighton the arrival
OF the from New YORK, North shore Ferry White
ball-st
Kane Lodge, No. 4ji. T. and a. M-Brcthrcn: You are
fraeDay invited TO attend the funeral OF our late Brother
frederick his late dence New Brighton,
Staten Island. on Thursday afternoon, February 25
Take i:4j boat from Whitehall s.. . .
JOSEPH j. LITTLE, Master.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

.oo-,sP wine cards or indeed any advice whatever
Sn tbe subject to the directors IN this city.
In Justice TO Governor Hubbard Kindly give tns Iettef
.nna nrom pence with the article 10 when IL Teers anu
o6ge yours respectfully, IA ,,,n 80 "a. ah, Co
Ne,e- York, Feb. "a. 1856.
ITbe article referred to was paragraph III o
Washington dispatch, which distinctly mentioned
writer in The Capital as authority for the state
ments If contained. Not knowing what the usual
eonrtesies provided by the company consist of we
cannot say of how many errors The Capital writer
xras cnlltY.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
quruyys TELLS ABoUr ms BURG1ARIES

Edward p Timmins was arraigned before
Iustice T. b. Long at White Plains yesterday on a
charge OF completely In the Tarrytown burg
Iaries He repeated tho story OF his crimes,
which he had already given to the police.
Ir again told the names OF his confederatc who have
already been arrested and described the way In which
they broke into the OF Chief OF Police Meyers OF
hastings lie said that the proceeds OF this robbery
80 nowned In New-lork In Thrd-avc
near He said that after the robberies
he and his companions walked TO White Plains and came
20 Nsy.Ynrk I'm the morning. and that after
n few day,' stay here ho went 10 Lynn. 1immns
said that he had been In the state Prison ana that
10 had at everything that he could think Of His
share of the proceeds OF the burgares was between $50
aud 800 lie held without bail TO awit the action
o1,h Graud
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
ADDISON oAvv4cE,S FrTrRE UOlfg.

The ira. sfer of the property No. % East Sixty
seventh-st. from Mr.. and Mrs William ID. Skidmore
to Addison Cammack, the wcll-kHown stock specu-
Iator, for $4,000, recorded yesterday. The
seller secured his wies assent to the deed but nothing
in the formal instrument conveyed The idea that the
buyer was anything more than a confirmed old bache.
lor. IT Is generally reported IN wall street however
famous "beaI" has been paying attcnti for the
past YEAR will lie installed mistress of the house
soon a. II can lie got in readiness for young and
beautiful bride The date OF the wedding La not been
Ev.I
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

for four FIVE days. sin the next place." said DIR.
OReiy, according to the policeman, Crane owes me
~. which think he'll pay. Til make II a case
OF neglect" To the policemans inquiry to why he
should do that the doctor replied that the father had
called on him several times while Intoxicated Mrs.
Crane said that doctor agreed to alter his certificate
and not place the OF death her neglect II she
would settle his bill OF 81.
Deputy Coroner scholer testified that he found the
cause OF death to have been from brain fever and that
there was every indication that the little had
ceyed all possible attention The Jury promptly agreed
upon verdict exoneratng the parents and censuring
tue doctor.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
MAURICE GRAU,S DErAR RrURE FOR EUROPE.

Maurice Grau, The WeII-knOwn theatrical
manager sailed for Europe yesterday the Ems. lie
was accompanied TO the steamer by Henry T.. Abbey
and other friends who wished him safe and
trip. Mr. Grau Will his arrival take In hand the
preparations for Madame sarah Bernhardts South
erican which she will I'm May He
will pany her himself during the greater part
her travels and VIII be absent from NewYOrk for
eight months. Mr. Abbey is interested with Mr. Grau
IN this
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The pleasant weather yesterday made large
attendance at the different receptions Mrs Malcolm
Graham and Miss Graham received at No. IS West
Hineteenth-st. and Mrs. Samuel Thorne at No 8
East Fifty hfth.st Mrs. James Wallace and Miss Wal.
lace gave a reception No. 65 West Thrty-eighth.st
Mrs John Tiliets received at No. 5o West Fifty.
fourthst
Commodore and Mrs. Chandler gave a reception OF the
Sro0klyn Navy Yard. Among the guests were the Off.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
HENRY y. WALKER.

DETROIT, Feb 2l.-Ienry n. Walker, one OF
the Oldest aud beat lawyers OF Detroit died at his
re.dence this city at carly hour this morning lie
WAS editor and proprietor OF The Detroit Free Press from
1861 TO 1879 and the first president OF the Western
Associated Press holding tha office until his withdrawal
from journalism. lie leaves IA widow, two sons and a
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
SALE OF KENTUCKY BLooDED HORSES

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb "a (SpeciaD.-The
figures reached In the Brasied combination sale were
s5l2s5 The principal prices for the bag stallion
Rosobery, record 2:27L sold TO John Ii, Thompson,
OF Centrevlle. Iowa. for S2.l0O: the chestnust FLY
Dame Wood. by wedgewood dam Fancy. record 2:30,
and the chestnut cotFoxwood by Euwood, out of Lady
Foxe, record 2:24h, owned by john 7. Clark New
Brnnswick n j. were both sold W. Ssson. OF Crown
Point n. y, for SlOO5 and $50, respectively. A
Dctaor lly two years Old goes Baltimore. Md, the
pr0perty OF L. NJ Reynolds at the price of 81 100; aud
Rrgal year old colt by Alley by Regular
for 81 roo 10 Lafayette Bros, Pierce City, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT NDICATGONs-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-FOr New-England,
fair warmer weather. followed by increasing coudiness
and local rains.
For the Middle Atlantic States. increasing cloudiness
with local rains warmer, sOutherly winds, falling bar
ometer. ,-..- -, p.u.,.,.At.
fair weather this morning. followed during the after
noon or evening by rain, warmer weather.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
PlySTyG MONEY FOR PARYELL.

A ball in aid of the Parnell Parliamentary
Fund.- under the auspices Of the st. Patrcks Benevolent
Fund Association was held last evening at Pythagoras
Hall. There large attendance, and tue SAFE OF
tickets Was 40 great the promoters are certain When
ali tho returns are that than 5000 Will be raised
for the The proceeds will DO sent to swell Eugene
Kelly's fund. ,, ..ou, ~
The following subscriptions were received yesterday
at the office OF the fund:
Irish National League Employees OF j. Dwight -
the sacred llIth ST. ana lstA'eTo 10
Heart bloomfield, y. j.,
per Rev J. NardlellO.. $50 0Ol-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
DEMAYDIS6 DALT0NS JIPRISONMEl

CoLUMBus, Ohio, Feb. 24 lSpecidD.-The
House Committee on Privileges and Elections, which by
heroic work pushed Dan" Dalton into jail for con-
tempt is Justly Indignant that tho Senate Joint Commit
tee at Cincinnati taken the honor of photosraphng
the Fourth Ward returns first Tonight Chairman
Poorman resolved walt no longer, and telegraphed
that II Dalton and returns not here tomorrow
the sergeantatarms would put Dalton in Jail without
further ceremony. Allen won't secretly to Clncinnatl
and orders bring Dalton with or without returns
the order OF Judge Wyie and to night loudly insists on
putting Dalton iuto jail
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
HIGH TEA AND ConLLoY FOR MISS DAY

HIGH TEA AND COTILLON FOR MISS DAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day gave a high tea and
cotion last evening to their daughter, Miss Day and
about forty young people at No. 2l West Ffty-hrsst
The entertainment early one, beginning at and
lasting until II O'Clock. The supper served in
the dningroom nine small tables each seating two
young ladies' and three At 10 o'clock, after the
supper the cotllon danced in the two front rooms
O. Austin OOthOut leading with the young hOses Miss
Day. There were no fsvOrs but many novel and effect
i've figures were danced. The fishing rod figure proved
decidedly amusing. large held up In the
middle OF the room. one aide Of which stood four
young ladies and the other four men. The latter
provided with fishing rods and angled over tho
screen for young lady. His catch his partner
until the next figure danced.
Among the guests Miss Thoron, Miss Ruth Law
rence. Miss Edith Miutuin Miss De Kuyter Miss Id
wards Miss Jeanne BOrrOwe, Miss Edith Parrish, Miss
Dora Hoffman. Miss Molie Hoffman, Miss Edith Parsons,
Norman dc y. WhitehOuse, Francis HllhOuse William
T. Blodgett. ir.. Amory ;. Carhart Daniel Kingsford
the Messrs GARRISON, NewbOld, Leroy, EdweTd de
Peyster Livingston, James Lawrence smith, Marion
story the Mesrrs. Dickey John A. Hadden jr, AlcXan-
der NJ Hadden stephen Baker, the Messrs. Parsons.
Frederick, Allen, Bond Emerson and William ii. Hyde.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
GARRISON, TIE JOCKEY. MARRIED.

Edward Garrison, the well-known jockey,
was married last night Sadie Mcmahon. the hotel
of her father exJudge William McMdhon the Coney
Island Boulevard. by the Rev. James Mcvcar. of Park
ville L. Two hundred invitations issued. There
many presents. supper and dancing followed the
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

The that the socaed original pssters
attract ozone generate electricity exhae conagon proof
vapOr comes naturally from sedeuded quacks but does
deceive the public who scrminate in favor
OF strict article ike porous pasters.
which and in few hours Beware Of limitations
and sub stitutiOnS.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
THE FIRE RECORD.

DAMAGE IN EX-ALDERMAN FARLEY's BARROOM
Ex- Alderman Patrick Farley's liquor store at
No. 4i2 Grand 81. found be fire at yes
terday. The store ia the first floor Of a four-story
building. the upper floors OF which are divided into
meeting rooms. Farleys employees had closed the
about hour before the fire discovered The loss
about 800 and was covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
MR.. WArTERSoS STILL IMPROVING.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24.-lIr. Watterson con-
tinue, TO improve HIS mind being entirely clear to day
without relapse he Is confidently expected to DO out
"A month.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

Jersey City last night charged with having rnisappro
prated 800 OF the funds He admits the Charge but
claims to be able to arrange the matter.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

ne DdTUS anu On UHe IdFIm Oh
Edward JONES' Cold Spring L. l., destroyed by
fire yesterday morning On Monday night attempt
made to burn the largest OF the buildings in which
fifty head OF cattle kept Mr. Jones feared second
attempt, and Tuesday night armed all his men and
placed them guard. Early yesterday morning when
the watchers had In the house to smoke the barn
fred and when they emerged the flames had gained
such headway that 1t impossible TO the build.
ings The cattle saved with difficulty. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
DIED..

There danger. even children and delicate ladies'
using DR. Kennedy's Eayorte Remedy" Always does
good. Pleasant to lake. Keep 1t at home
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
The Pnhlic T. not Gulliblc.

STEAMSHIP ARRIvAI.-The steamer England, Of th
National Line from Liverpool, arrived Late last night
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
Gperial Notlfes.
Post Office Notice.

[shoud read by all interested changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries specially addressed
dispatch by particular steamer except when t Is de
ents letters not specially addressed being sent by tAs
Foreign mails for ending February 27 will closs
(PRoMPiLY in all at this Once a. follows;
m for ESrpps t6 y per pr $ GerniHe RSa
at p m. for s. % pommSo a turks Islands and cApo
FRiDAY-At a. M for ST. Thomas. via ST. Crox. for the
Is aads direct and for yenezuea ana CuTse9a
TTuvio Ti1 iGni and uStaD sSa per b. Ward E from New
Orleans noTt a. 80 m dSh Sh from n sa
D. m for Turks Island and Hayu per SIS Hayuen Repub-
sATURDAY-At a. m for British and spanish Honduras
s and for SFey'CEa Tsad per central Ns2Sns SSrsa
and az the ias south Pacific ports per $ Ed6 Godasn via
hdItn dIh''S Golden = $50 Tor Eugope per
seya wa oaeenstO%n at SS4 m r ae Ns,nsr, s,isr:
%asa ass qlVi be- directed per Iaandam at 1886 M
SFs F R@% as be Per per
es'eG Guy pei IF fuSiHH Rieh@Hond VIA "a @
pa or anG ne SSs& %a%a aect
gSl @ ana nm for BSeacds ami GTeytown per Lucy p
Miller. from NeworIeans.
Mails for the society Isl nds per Tahiti ',rom san
here Iseras5y 2 q M led saSSaa Sa % tSr
ancs ne xastraia from Francisco close here
february Mails OE China and ssSs JsDan per
sap n RaOlS Mails .O Tor Xustrs NeSIeaaSd sand
ySf frnlesSd n nRS sos s'taa az
Mails cs Ga slIssa6% SS rail- Si'a co Ta@p Pa %
d ET aSence By steamer from Key West F close At this
Onlce daily at 2'Soa H. "a
The schedule closing Of Trans Pacific mails arraaget
from the Eass a;Fgias Ss srs %s a :.
san Francisco on on tne day Oh saihns Vi s'ean'' " W"
's.'% oss SE sS e. ss
IN. .ef s:s.
Of men and boys under direction Of Mt George T. u
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

The Rev Theodore l.. Cuyler, De- Pcesehes .nis even
ing at the MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHI kUh .hasr %
afayetts Place begins at 74o LED Oy Sn9s
OF men and boys under the direction Of MI eeofse ~
Jeuna
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

ARRESTED FOR STEALING A soOIErYs FUNDS
William Franz, secretary and treasurer Oh
Endowment Rank, Section No 90, an insurance order
connected with the Knights Of Pythas was arrested III
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

Tribune ovrrcE. Feb 25.-l a. m.-The northwestern
depresson moved into tho Upper Lake region yesterday
with sharp fall temperature behind It, East OF the
Mississippi except the Atlantic, much warmer
cloudy weather prevailed with light rain in the south
west In the Middle Atlantic States and NewEngand 1t
was someyhat cooler The barometer here rose until
noon and then sank with skies. The temperature
ranged between 22o and $50, the average 2Ss9 being
7ioo higher than the corresponding day last year.
Warmer and cloudy weather, possibly with ram, may
be expected In this city and Vicinity today c!ondihess
aud perhaps snow. followed by cooler fair put
clustering weather. Friday; still colder ana far
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

Kane Lodge No. Is l.: and A. M-Brcthrcn: You are
invited attend the funeral Brother
from his late dence at New Brighton
Staten Island ON Thursday afternoon February 25
Take i:4j boat from Whitehalls,.
JOSEPH J. LITTLE Master.