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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HE THREW HIMSELF ON A SABRE AND DIED.
Victor Thoururd, a Franck mechanic, living with
lils wife and mother at N?. BRO Leaford a.., committ.-d
suicide yeatertaj BMralag by forcing tin* point of a
sabre through his heart. IW xvay In which Thomar.
took bis life repaired considerable nerve, ile placed
ibe hilt of the weapon on tin- fl.mr and, holding the
sharp potnr over lils heart. dclih.ralely threw him?
self upon lt. Death fellowed alaieet Insiantly. Tlie
s-uiclde had been suffering from a depression of spirits
for several necks, owing t*i his failure io obtain em
ploymeni. After eating lil- keieikfaal lie walked
Into another room, closed tl.*- door and took kia life.
Mrs. Thourarrt and her mother -were startled by n
heavy fall, and going t*. Oi" door found lt locked.
They broke the door open .ind found Thourard dead on
the floor. Til. body hiv partly on Ita ride, with thc
pointed end of ihe sabre slicking from hi* bock.
Holli wife nnd motlier Mated from fright, and xx h. n
Ihey recovered sufficiently a-slstaiic<* wns summon, d
and Dr. D. C. Halton called lt.. Thc physician, xvli-h
all his main force, j,ulled ihe weapon Ii-.nn t!.'* body.
The sabre was an otd-faahloned one and had bo. n
In Thourard's family for years.
THE FRESHMAN PRESIDENT KIDNAPPED.
The differences between tlie sophomores nnd fre.-h
men of the Polytechnic Institute, dace lt became a
lull-fledged college led to thc kidnapping of ihe
president ot tbe fretshmun tins... N. T. Hoers. Ir., so
as to prevent bis attendance ut the class dinner on
Tuesday evening. A- l.e left his home, at New-York
avo. and Prospect Pince, to go to the dinner, a doaea
sophomores grabbed him. mid alter bandaging bis eyes
look him lo an elevated station, on the way they
permitted him to send a bundle of menus nnd a note
to his classmate-,, who wire awaiting bim at ihe
dinner. He wa- thea taken tn Ea-t N-w York mid
afterward to south Brooklyn on the elevated roads.
Finally he wa- released near Preened I'nrk and
haatened io tiie dinner, arriving at lae tl fi li ooaree
and performing kia Ont les bs toastaaaater.
VETERAN-* ELECT OFFICERS.
The Veteran Volontoer A-socintlon of Ihe K'-d
Regimen! held Its annual meeting yestenlay noon
In tbe City Hall. Colonel Levfe R. Stogman pre?
sided. An addi i'*- waa Bude by Ueneral Henri
W. slocum. The ele. ll. n of officers requite.! In ihe
choice of Colonel Lewis ll. >*tegtnan. president ;
John R. Elliott and C. il. Rlnleclt, vice president.;
J. Yan .-t-onhiirg, secretary, \V. R. Hewlett, treas?
urer. A dinner was eaten ty thc member! of the
command yesterday afternoon at Wilson'.-.
)
IIW PASTOR POI A PRESBYTERIAN* CHURCH.
The Second Presbyterian Church," nt (linton and
Remsen sta., bas coiled the Rev. Dr. lohn Fox, of
Allcghnny, Penn., to lt- pulpit, xvhich has been
vacant nearly two years. In tbe -pring o,' 1 af'l
the Rev. Dr. HietlJ ?'? Van Pyke, who hud boon
pastor ol the church for nearly forty ytars, re?
signed lo accept ii professorship In t'nlon
Theological Seminary, rind tln-rt a few weeks later.
The church lins considered a large number of candi?
dates aad one or two pi-ovl<l,innl calls have been
declined by nilnl.-t.-rs sought by Ihe church, lt
is understood lhat 1),*. lox will accept. Ills salary
?sill be _**,.000 a year. Dr. Foi !? about fortv
years old and was educated nt Lafayette College
nnd Princeton Theological demtnary. He p.-eache<i
first In a mission Church In Ballimore for five
years sjid has been pastor of his pro*.'in church In
Allegheny for eleven years The cull extended to
bim ls unanimous.
DIED FROM HAVING A TOOTH PILLED.
Otlo Ereler, forty eight yenni old, dl-d on Tuesday
at his home. No. IRS Noblest., from lockjaw and
blood polsonlnir. superinduced by the extraction of a
tooth ten davs a_o. Mr. F.rol.r hod had trouble xvlth
ihe tooth, often having it tilled, and wns advised by
the d*-niir-t to have lt extracted. He consented to
thia and his deaih result,*!.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll will deliver his le lure
on Abraham I Inf elli In Hie Columbi- Theatre on Sun?
day evening.
The Rev. Dr. S. Gifford Nelson, who has accepted
a call lo ih*' Baptist Church of Mount Holly, N. J.,
will .reach his farewell sermon In lilnltv Baptist
Church on Mindny.
The Rev. Dr. Robert C. 1 hillock will be Installed
thi.* evening In the park C,.11 crega.Ional Chnrcu. to
Which be was recently Ci.lkd.
Mr*. Lillie Noe has begun a suit to recover rifihts
In the estate of her hii-iotnd. William Noe. against
him and hi.- mother. Mis. Ann Louise Noe. She xv.:.-,
married li: 1--7, and three year.- ago her buaband
began to drink to execos. Ill* mot lui- encouraged
him In till- against de elli ri- of the wife, and .-"'iii'il
entire control of him. so tbat In 1-<*1 he .'.impelled
hi- xvifc to sl_n papen eooretiag the property ..1 her
haabaad io hi- aether and relenalag h-r richi* ol
dower. **he now se,-k- to set these papen atrtde.
XEtVS FROM SEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
The Grand Jury now In scs.sB>n at Newark -will in
vfxstlgate the char gea In connection with Hie arrest
of Wolf Adeistcin, ,,f No. ion Prince st., i,,i obtaining
money under take repreoratatlona. AdeMeln wns ar?
rested upon the complaint of Herman Davld-on, (?f
Moiris-ave., and gotecaea Kentaer, *>f Harelay and
.layton ,-:*. Adel-tejn 1. connected wltk 11 number
of l-ogus bKice, u\ Free MaaoM in Chicago, Row-York
and Broi.ki.xn. in Rework lie koa itaecocded In grtUng
twt-lily pei-..,,:,- tn poy tilm #10 as liiltlrulon fees Into
the .NT-W-Yolk ImV^r. DoVldBOa vvas ."linong those Who
tried U> get into Ihe Jodpt- and reMlsM lK*aUse pl the
cluss of men who l>cloiigtd to tke lodge. AdeUteta
then tit upon a scheme of Innnlng a German lodge in
>Vuiuk. He collected RS and *?lo apiece from a
number of persons, uniting whoa, xvas Davidson. After
l>uvi_,.on had paid hi- Boney ke saw through Hie
scheme nnd demanded it bark. Adolstein refused to
return the money, mid Davidson had him arrested.
Adi'i-teiii nos also posed aa a rabbi, and Imposed oa
Ignorant people by performing BMiitage ceremonies.
Ile lia* also organized another iwiadle, calli-d "The
New Colony.- Thc scheaae Ls lor yoong m.-ti and
girls, to pav him "*1 a wei., and whoa Ih.y get mar?
ried be xvii] pay thea. *-iOO.
PATERSON.
Paul Ridker, a young man living In Ge*tyave., dl*d
jroaterday after hrtag aneoi scion* two weeha. Two
wi-ili- ago Better WO! found at the foot of Ihe stair
XV.ty Of the Bri lil win Holt**' III M.aigli! -t, k*pt hv
Mis. Coiiseiy.-a. lie was Intoxicated when found and
bad B bad wound at (he !,:i*<- of the skull. Ile said
hu bid fallen down Un- si.ui-vv.iv. I jion fri's removal
to hi* home in- iniMi'-dint'Iv became unconscious.
.-i.iii- of his friend! tiiinK Relker mut death by foul
piny- ,_^_,
OTHER SUHV RB AS TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
PEARSALL**.- Hoi .ri 'nan N. Parrall, nineteen years
old, station ag. nt at Pearsall-, ls a prtaoner Bl Ike
Leog island .'Hy poRce Btatkm ehorged wttk Ih*.
theil of a package from tiie rallmid ataUoa at Pear
.*?..,:-, whkb contained POM lu eosb. tin Tuesday
af ton,oun Parrall -tnt ;i telegram to th,* raUr*-ad
of!...- ut I. nu 1-lini.t t'iiy stalin"; lhal a package
aaalalaiiBj *r"-_o had brea stolen Iraa hi* ofllce at
Pearsall*. Ik* -a'd h.- believe.; burglar., had biol.cn
Into the pian- <t mufi th*- night. A nilli- md deter
liv.-, James -ru-vi.. was ai mi,,- detailed .11 Ihe ease
sud m.id" a thorough luvratlgatlon. il*- queatloned
young Karmi! closely :.n*l hr lin.illy brake doora
und c nu.-,, -i tl.,- in- li.id -iden Hi" package him?
self. Ttte pt Doner wu. married turee month- ago
10 n Mi- Oil -en. tf Bayside. IB- i- sold lo have
taxlsht-l lirnney frc.ix on lui rind nm he.illiy lulu
debt. This h.- aayi i- Ibe reoaaa in- appropriated
th,- package <? attaining ifj:.o.
BABYLON.-a meeting of ihe Babylon Beard of
11 !)!!_. wa- held last night In col.se(|ti. lice if thc
nun.i-r.ms eaaea .,f acarlet lever at UadenhnrsL
ll. illili OMeer Legen reported ox-i- s, v t-i't* 1! ve *-i ,s
ot tafeet-ooa dtneaeea, m...ny acarlet fever, betag in
Lindeiii.ui -t uie Iii -u arvefea, om ,,f ikh. imm
bec tel. ..ave prov.-d 1,.|;,|. 'j |l(. |{?ar,i ?f |)(.,,|,|,
iKxid, _ t? ,-rd i- .he pul,lie Behool and Sanday
stlii^i! (li,s.*d.
JAMAlt ,\.--< onstiihle lii-iijamln .\si,|,v, nf TbBBBI|IB.
yesterday r.ilded another gang of boise thieves and
arre-ted throe .'doted men. %nm xvere held on sus
plclon of being l111plD-ut.1l In the stealing of a hone
from the stable of John Gravel. n farmer. ?f Flushliifi
This make- no l.-_ than six norna thieves that bare
Leen arrested wf.thin the I:..| three week* In and
about Jamaica, and tb.- aathorttlea belb-ve thal titer**
ls yu organiied gang now operating m the i?xvns of
Long island.
LONG ISLAND (TTY.-Hie (jnivn* ro-miy Board of
supervisor- held a sp.(lnl meeting a! M__ar*a Hotel.
Hunters Itiint. yesterday morning. Ui luke action re?
garding tl.e typhus ouibrci-k in 1. mK islami Lits .un
A resolutidli was p_*.se?i a-klnc t|y Town Board ?f
Jania lea to rec-lv-* tlK> count v prisoners In the town
hull at that plac, and lo provide an office for Ui"
f-heriff until Hie Jail tnuirnnilh- is lirtext. Dr J Xl
Bnrry. thc jail physician, ni*! ihe Su*_*rv-ors sud in?
formed Ihem thnt n?? new .-.x-,*. had )*een found In
the jail. Two of the five jsitlents, he said, were in n
critical condition.
Richard Dawn, a baker In t_rmlngr_Ue. has *???,>?
RI for a week, and yesienlay afternron, hLs arlie and
Iftcen-year-old daughter drove the wagon. Last night
when the conveyance neared the Be thpage brickyard,
tho xvngon was overturned In n snowdrift, and Mrs.
Dam* and her daughter were thrown nut. TRI _irl
became fasieri'd under the UMBU nnd was
pinioned in the snowdrift. Her mother wa. unable
tn help lier, and went to a hon.**? a quarter ol a milo
distant, for a aai et ance. When she returned to Um
scene of the accident, she found the girl dead. A
severe wound was over the child's eve and she was
badly Injured about the Breast.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST NEW -BRIGHTON.- Ihe three-story store
bouse. own>*1 l>y lovvdln.* Brothers, on Richmond
T.-rraee, West New Brighton, was burned lo Iho
gr,,und. The two upper .lories xvere occupied by
a number of doors and sashes and tho main floor
contained .'SOO tons ol hoy, 'ihe lo-s amounted lo
?0,000.
.V ESTCHESTER COUNTY.
POBRS FERRY. George King and his daughter,
Ella, left their home, in Dnbl-s Ferry, on Tue adey
night, fer the Lyoenm, when Miss King wa* io' give
a recitation at an entertainment. They had aol been
pone from th. lr home more than liv,- minni's when
Mba King suddenly fell back in her father's i,rnis un
t "ii-chitis. ]|,> thought that she Imd tainted, but upon
hoking in her face he. lound his daughter dead. Hit
had died from heart disease.
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING OH TODAY
Dog Show, Madison Square Garden.
American Opera Company snit.
Auction .ale of trottliiz hor-es. Tattersalls, in a. m.
Anthracite Coal Agent*' meeting, Central Railroad ol
New-Jersey Building, 10 a. Bl.
Executive Committee, of Natlon.il Lawn Tennis A-so
elation. Hoffman House, 8 p. m.
beaman will case, before Refoice Ward. No. 50 Wall
it., 3 P m.
AldTmen's Cnmmitlee on Ferries, City Hall, 1 p.m.
Campaoy n, 47th Regtaeat, ".sw.;' Armory, evening.
Lincoln Pioneer Corps, reception and drill, Tumniaiij
Hall, evening.
HIV Kat, Club reception, Berkeley Lyceum, evening.
Twilight Club dinner. Hotel M. Deni*, eveninr.*.
New-York City Union of Order of King's Da .ghteri
and Sons, Pi oed way Tabernacle, 3:30 p. m.
Columbia College Dramatic Club entertainment, Man?
hattan Athletic Club, 8 p. m.
The Drawing Room reception, Bherry's, 8 p. m.
NEW-TORK CITY.
The Naval Academy practice ship Bancroft r.ow ni
Ellr.aLeth.por!, will come (o the Navy Yard on Tuesday
next, lo receive her final fittings and be put li.to
commission.
Paymaster Jonathan G. B.irtow. of the monitor
Mlantonomoh. hus been rut on sick leave, and vealer
day went to his home In Main.* foi treatment.
The public schools, which were ebbed .c-tcidav,
will be open agnln lo-dnv.
Mrs. Ellen Hennessy, of No. 421 West Fifty slxth
st.. yeaterday asked the police to search for her daugh?
ter, Nellie Bums, fifteen years old, xvho dfeappeand
on sunday. The girl ran away once l>, Tor ? and ap?
plied to the Society for the Prevention of Crii'ltv to
Children for protection. She bad a stepfather ead h. r
home life was not happy, lt xvas sahl.
George Everett, twenty-three years old, wis found
Ul with smallpox In his home, a*. No. ;,()7 East Flftv
Cfth st., yeaterday, nnd was removed! lo tlie koapltal
on North Brother Mond.
Thc inspectors at the Bureau of Contagion! Diieaiei
said yesterdav that th.-r. had tuen no ca.se of tvphui
fe-ver la thc etty since PrRU) evening. Gue case o'
the fever In the Workhouse on Blackwell'! Uland wa*
reported, the sufferer being VAUiir.m Hayes, twenty.
seven years old,
THE FIRE RECORD.
FAMILIES MADE HOMELESg IN BROOKLYN.
A row of two story and basement dwelling-. Nos
IOU to 114 Linden-.t., Brooklyn. E. D., wa- d.
moved by fire at an early hour yesterday morning.
F.lghi families, comprising thirty five persons, xvi"
made homeless by Hie flamer,, while several of th.
occupants narrowly encaged death (Tom suffocation.
The*Ure was first discovered in thc basement ol No
Dirt. The building wa- occupied hf i.u-tave Hoick,
willi hi* wife, an infant and three sons. Hoick own*-d
the building. /
It was a few minutes after 4 o'clock when Mrs,
Hob k was awakened by ihe coughing of the lnf.itit
She found the room rapidly filling with smok**, and
aroused her husband, who, after assisting her and th,
baby to the street, rushed bruk Into the Burulu;
house and awoke his three sons, who were on th.
second floor. Tiny wire almost suffocated whei
draic.-d ont by their father. The family wen cobb.
pelted to flee in rti-lr night clothes. Virile thc ii,,irk
family were making th. lr eacapa a similar scene mot
being enacted in KO. 10-, where Samuel Ebel HxkI
With his wife and three children. Mr. Ebel vi.,
aroused by a small terrier, Who Jumped apon hi
bed and tugged at the bed covering.. Mr. Ebel
aroti*. d bis wife, and they hurriedly edoght up I
few article*, and wltk th'-lr three children rr. ii I.
ihe s'.ect. Ebel then remembered bis nriaht-ora,aol
obtaining a revolver he tired a Bamber of shots ir
ihe air, a- h>- shout'-d "Plrel" '.id- arooaed the ea
tire neighborhood, and the tenant! la the other build
lugs escaped.
F*'W of the families bad IHIV ilisiiriin* *? on theil
property, and s,,nie arc left entirely doslllul*-, I
fosses of each famllv ar- from g-00 lo gi .OOO. Tb.
losses on the buildings ls tl,000 ca. h.
THIRTEEN HOUSES BURRED IN IT.ATI'.r.-ll.
A fire, whick occupied tim attention *.f nil *.f
the Flatbusii Are companies till lix* early hours ,.f
I pill lill J morning, broke mn nt 1 n. m. and destroyed
a row of thirteen hanan in Temple Coori and .-.-.ley
st., Windsor Terrace, The tenants were obliged lo
flee from their bomen in ih*-lr nigh! robee, and wen
sheltered by neighbors. The origin of tba !ii<> la
no! known. The damage to tbe booses and I"- al
furniture 1- estimated at over gRO.O-U, Whick I poi
Rally In.tired. The properly I* owned by Thomas
Robbins, ol .br-' y titv. A week ag*, lour bouse Id
the Mime row were destroyed by gre.
-? ?
BE SAYS RE IS A RELATIVE OF A T. STEWART
A man who says be |s n nlatlve of ihe fete A. T.
?towart ls among the typhus "suspects" in one ol
the tents on the Bellevue Hospital granada. Ita wa
removed to tba hoapltal from a lodging boase In
Third ave., near Eleventh ??., cn Tii"-diy nulli, ap
pnrently suffering from pneumonia, but woe pl ic *'l
In Ihe lent becaoee Ihe l riging bouse waa said ti
lave been Inofected, Ile vnvs he ls James Steuart
twenty-all years old, nnd a lahore". Ill- fe ther, h.
s.'ivs. xvas n ur*! coarin lo A. T. Stewart. Hie mil
ll.maire merchant. The sick moil al-*, laid he bal
an aunt, Mtv. Ellen Hartland, living in Hie d'y.
HE LIVED MOSTHS XVITH A BROSES SI'ISE.
Calvin A. Booth, thirty four yean aid, ol * "w
"burg, died yest.rday nt the Bellevue, Hospita]
Three months ago lie fell down a well, ftucturln
ids spine near tba base A*i operation was poi
formed which it-Hexed tin- man's suffering*, em
for a lim*, hop*-.- were entertained ol his ul Inuit
recovery.
TBBOSGB IS THE EIOBTR BEDIM EXT ARMORY
The spacious and .sta.-iy looms ot tiie nth Regimen
Amory probably inver eontaloed *o many people n- met
piewM lan evening tn witness Ike annual review, preen
totten nf marksmen*! badges and parade of the men i
Colonel S'nu's cnnimami. Every seat lu tba gallerle
wa- tni.cii, bnndioda ol -.>*:s,,ns loolnd aver the Baller
aea..*. from the coirldnrs lelilnd, and tmie was a tole
fi ince nf spectators completely around iii- cd!... nf th
drill floor.
'Flic asea did feMee to RM largo ciowd which had tom
la see nnd :i| plaud tli'in. Pint IkeN IM a |4>View I,
Mayor llllroy. after which the inrn :.-n., n'- brui-.-"- wei
preaanaad ta .hos., ono area Bsem at Creed moot in-t -un
mer. Following this there wa, an exhibition sklrmli
drill, and ike eeremeoari ended wltk a reglmeattl pond.
When the military eXOrriae! weie flnl--hed. d.tn,li,r* wi
began. Visitors were present fr im nearly every mllltar
ing-ihUatlnii In tlie city.
OM of the plea-ante.t feature* nf thc evening ?n tli
' preaanlatfea to Oalaael t?<oige i). geatt al a taR-leng.
i,.,tiraii si himself hy the Aaasriatlaa ,,f Mnster Plamber
of the eltv of New-York. Colonel (Sett Im a lieu,brr I
that assoclstl.on. Tiie ptllUN wa. on -iklklllBB In ll.
drill hall Blfel the presentation Iud kain made,
RFTll'S HIRLE BRCTTATIOR.
From Tile Boston Globe.
Ruth M-ls u dear littb- girl who lives on R_
st. In Roxbury. she can na] xvry akely and be
mother ls anxious Hint nt rm carly a-,- sh,. a_a.
be rame feaalRar with tbe Bible; bo *j*_t wben rii
v.a.s obliged to leave home to be g me fly,, month
she told Ruth she would bring lier home n mull I
she wonjil say a Bible verse every nlghl kofora sh
went l" bed.
Mamma cam** home nt the end of Hie five un,nt!,.
Bcfor- presenting the muff she said :
?* How about the Bible renee, I.*uth T"
"I said one every ldght, innmmn."
"That's innmmu's nh* girl! You must fei
learned a good ninny In five nu,nt hs, drnr.*
" Wliy, I always said the very same one ?
'The sante one all Ibis Hine! Winn one wa
tba!I"
"Jesus wept." said Ruth. It wasn't lust xvhn
mother expected, but Ruth got tha muff.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
THE WEATHER TIIF. WORST FEATURE,
VARIOUS ORGAXIRATIORS Td I ADVANTAGE OF
TIIE HOLIDAY.
Thc late George Washington had Ihe reputation of
being a level-headed citizen who knew a good thing
when he bow it. bm he baa certainly andenotncd mat
reputation by aelectlng yesterday bi b birthday. Il li
doubtful whether In ali di- xvi* (ched winter i more
outrageously disagreeable day could hnve been se!.'.iel
fer aa anniversary of any kind. With snow and rain
overhead, and ant rn and filth nnd'rfu', nnd a blnster
lng Wind everywhere, lhere tva- lill).-. OpportonRy for
ui.-diiiiti,,,-! on the virtues of ibe Father ol ill- C -nntry,
for tn- rittien'i v. ic Inattention ww ben! oa discover
Ing I pine- vt li.r lie could plate lil- loot Without being
engulfed above ihe ankle.
lhere wns .me consolation I lt was a fine day OB
xv hi. ii t., remain fe tbe bob**., und tim holiday gave an
opportunity to enj ?>? pleasure, ol linnie. Mo*' people
tilt! -pend Un- day thus, bul then WM a number of
social nnd other atTalrs which called ama. ont ol doon.
The American ling was belated on Hie American ihlp
Kew York amid much ceremony. The Southern So?
ciety had li. seventh annual dinner ai Ihe Madison
suniue Garden assembly room. The Society of th.
(int lliliatl and the -on. of Hie Rev,.lulim had cele
bntlona ai Delmonico'!, and then wen many other
entertainment-!, lings w.t.- dlipfeyed boa. nil th*
public building*! and liol.l-.
Tiie society "f ih" Clnctnnatl nlehrated the day
by giving a dinner la the alternooa at De_monlco"a.
ai?mi thrty-flve atemben *>f ihe society sui doma al
the table. The HUOklll wen Admiral. Braille and
Bhlnd and General Frederick J. De Pejrater, .lame.
M. Varnnm, FeBa Varley and N. c. Smith. Among
those present were Oornettua Van Benaaelner, R. Percj
A. i'-u, william Ogden Min- and John Schuyler. Lei
ters <>f regr.t wen read tram I'l-e-id'-iii Harrison,
Governor Flower, Mayor Gilroy und General Howard.
a reception wa- beM yesterday morning by thc
pupil- of the Werklngman's Behool, Ra i";> West
Hfiyfi.iir.ii -.. Memben oj the Society b.r eh,ld
Cullur, , ol Ile I'nited Relief WOl-S, and Other BSSO
rlatbiiis were present. The artroom, the Batumi
.elene* and thc modelling elana**, attracted mac_
attention,
Tin- looa exhlbt.too of pointing! held fe the bnlMlng
of ibe American Kine An* Society wai well attended
during thc day, over 1,000 ticket! Ol miine lon Inv
lng i.":i -lil- A petition I. being st im <-* I ai the es
bibil loo asking Congress ta pam a few tiering works ol
ari on ike tree lat.
The memben of the Fast side Cttfeeaa' Republican
Club commemoroiod ibo aantvemry by a "stag'
entertainment, given fe ike rooms of the club, N ..
1.541 Vvenue x. al t" oYlirh p. m. A. L. Mason,
president ol til" club, wal In Ihe ri Ur, and Phillp
Dublin acted as master ni eeiemonles, Tbe bau
w.i. ia lefully .lc- ruled willi ling, and a picture
,f Washington diaped lu ihe .-t.u nml Btrtnea, nero
pled n prominent place on t;,.- wall. Late In Ihe
ex-mlni Ihe Firs! President was seen, Isl seven!
nieiiib.is ol the club declared) to smile al Ibe ; ?
nf the performers, nnd r .timi' i dJa-Jfl expr.
of gratification at tbe many rnmp.lm. titfii** rn
made about bim bv Ibe oin! ir of the evening, Michael
spellman. The entettnlnmeni was the il -i <?'?
bratlon or Washing! ,'- birthday by Ihe dub, and
the ? \ " " -* a i "' ?? *f i iijovni. ni f i- nil pr.
Tin- m.'.'i'.ei- ,'f Hie romn.lt.ee who bad Ihe -eh
brat inn in rharpn were Hamilton Urtdse, s, ?? *i ;"--?',.
.i.-.j.ii Stringer. Nathan Held, Lou!* K:,1i-iIit.
i nb- Dranl. Mfr. ri Mlgey. Robert .'. Kaln.lrk, Aug
um Eng.-I, Knmu.'l Arh-td and Adolph Relman, I ?
nf!: ? r- ut the rlub, nil "f whom were pn Mil an
i- I m. \ !.. xj |.,,n ? \- , pre id,nt. Frai b G,
Bulli; s.-i-t.-inrv. Loni* ll. I.uld: financial secntary,
?I.tc,I, Miller: ??_?-,rit -.: -inn*, j". **t.-lribrcfh>-r.
The Wi.-!,in.",,11 Republican Club, ?f Wc.
Heights, rel.-brnl.-d the dst bj rm entertainment .ind
reception In Washington Hill, "ie hnndred-and sixti
sevenths!, and TVnth-ave. Man) memb n ?l'!i
Ibelr friends were pr- '"it. -Fm evenlns opened i tl
musical ?? x r i ?-. after w!*ti i lhere wi lupper
Dai Ing followed ihe snpi>er Hid wmt kepi up lo a L.t.
h'liir. General il Rerwln, tr ''!??? I : General I>. F.
Burke,,- R. Terwtlllaer, ll. lt. Wll*mn. D. F. Rabone.
T. F. O'Rrlen and James A. ix,wi were among tbosi
present lt. R. Wilson. E. .'. -i-Ohanehne. st nnd
charis Shoemaker wen floor manaaers. The foitnwing
memben were on the tln,,r committee. Thomas Moon
William McGrath, '. ll I.I mm, Thomai i O'Brien
.lames Wheatley, M. J. Serney, John Hart. lr.. J
Loomis,?Thomas Reattv. ]r. and james A. hoard.
The nit'.'i'ii ilin, i.'il reunion, dinner and el? ? ?
of ..fhrer* ,,f th.- Veteran \ - ill ri nf the l t New
York Mount**d Rides wi etd las. evening In
! ""liinv-i, UnII, :,t |,*il lt, end t .- l.e.rerv. 1 li?
ll, iv offlren, . !?. t. o Were: Pp Went, Captain D, F.
Cr., nt ti : vice-president, Lieutenant w I: ? "ikv
-. cr.'arv. sei-gennl W, ll. Armstrong, and tn .
?*i'.'*-,i,t P. v *.!**(??. x re_1tnen.nl album, ron
(sining picture nf Hid men .-? the* sniwored "In
war inti.." and the originals "f many Miers which
Uley wrote h.'tue. t<.g,.*i,.r with ..O.r- Ml t ti. al
material, ??. .shlldtlnn during the cvenlne. it
I. Iii live volumes, and wa* compiled t.v Captain
cronin, lt I*, the gift of Danie] Fsriih lr Thi
are t.i *-.- -flven lo lbs Res Y-.rk 1.1 -t rb.,I .-., i-u
i,, f, un i ]"?' .f the ree inti ol il nt as - * ?
Th" Wn-'il' .".,:i lt.': ' v rlub held ll
rum ni dinner In Hie evenlns, In honor nf Wa '.i i
i i) tl .? Mei. ; Mian llnli I Ute. Il
kin*, the pre kl. nt .?.' Ih. club.I di livered an
nddr"--. Judg. N-th Dal I ? reap I d-d I ? I
I he Da) ?. ? ? eld-rale." Colonel Rt. hard I i
tn ?? The Genius til li""... i .? j ? .pp I ,| i.ir
Government," Jnaepk ll'"',:. Jr. In ?? radlrlty,
I :, ic x;. icrkman, lo - 1 he ?Tl.! ind -
t.'ir ? '.nut rv. ?? |||,. toast . -The |'nlte-| St il
America, Hie Model Reptiblle." -dur i nt.-r-.
lb I- ?' tin- World.' bi i PatrloM nx and Inurnat
I iiii ?,.r,. ,] , ana wei ed, The Miler pc .cm al
tin- dinner wei* Juttr* x.m Brunt, Judge Uoher. \
Van ?v, ii, .i. M. !:..,,,. ... r, \. Homer, W. h. l*-t
Tll.-"d"le Feet. I. .1. -filling*. I. I.. Feet. He*,.-.
Hartman, .i rise ... iv ii.,?,*, . n ,*?. i* >|,,,
Andrew B. Mercery snd w. 0. MrLauglilln.
.Xl.1.1 I -;\<; A RR1GADE GP RGYS.
The Bapti-t Roys' Brlu'.-ide met Bl lbs Central Rap
pst Church, Forty .nd L, betweea Seventh aad
Fig:, iii riv.s,. jreslerday it,i nlng under the suspire, ol
Hie N.-w V.irk .Itv Ml--1. and etij.iv.-.l peeebeS
Bod muste, f..ii..w.,i by a dinner, ai ii a. m. the
Rev. Mr. I: s. MacArthur bosred bl* Inter**, in the
movement bv manhtng al ike ii.-_irt ol tiie hov,
(brough th.'- ila hy streeta. Tin-re were Bbont ii"'
hov, pr* "ni :it ike dinner, which ara! served In
Ibe mair pori "f tbe church, lt i only four weeki
'inf they !,,v* ni I', organise, and lhere ste alread)
twelve rompanles composing lae Hr-i regiment >>f
H.- brigade, and B ''ili'l r.g.m.-iil will fellow Bl
an early dale, lt ls imped In lime t.> uniform Ihe
boya, nll of w in,tn nr,- req.dred lo take i 'i ? temp, rai i ?
pledge mid also a pledge t., abstain from Ihe use of
t',trice, and profane langiuge. They are ni... r.
.juli-.<i to alt-nd Ihe .-rn,'liv school witii which their
company l- connected, nnd Ihe boys trill fmrnentt)
attend public service ai the chnrcbe Iii .i body ai
.....ii :i i hey g.-t 11 'ir uniforms.
i Ii.-tI.c c. c.lbv, j.r.? .Lm ol ih- ? 'itv Mission, Sd
dressed the boys lu the words: "Have .ira ge, mv
boys, to say ii".'' The Rev, Dr. R, .-. MacArthur
dwell on ibe meaning ol the two words "conrsge"
and "cowardice," snd Illustrated the wonts by Incl
dents In Ihe caner ot Washington. The Rev. Nnmuel
Xlmnn drew l..r-.-lv on bl* experience, bnvtnd ? ntered
? lie I nil.d -i.it-- Vrvv when a b'>v *.f eleven, and
haring spent seventeen vern- in tbe service, rover big
the p.-ilod of tl, ? civil war.
WHAT THEY I'l D IN l.ll'iiiKI.Y.-.'.
Ti"- ''itv Hall In Br'..iiiiyu was decorated wltk Rag]
and bunting yesterday, sad Bag* uren living iu many
other parti ol the city. Tbe pnhll. nthees and private
plan of bu in*- wen generally closed, and school
rbUdron had a buRdoy. The weather Interfered sen
, ,-h will Un- parade of veteran volunteer firemen.
Instead ni i long march from Sonia Brooklyn lo Ihe
Ea le n di trlrt the few memlmn ol the city organl
Battons and ol ll.ut ,,r t ,.*.u volunteer c.mit mies
wiii.ii were i?? i-i?? -< tii-'l aunhed -.11 thc _tewalli
a few blocks near Ihe City HaB, and were revlewod
by some (liv nth. iril-.
The annus! hog-piesslng msteh In Ihe Twenty.
sixth Wari, under Ihe an pices of the Gfenmon Rod
nbd i.im club, look pince yesterday afternoon nt
Jardln's Hotel. Hngh McLnnablln and many other
fi'-iiii.ciniic polltlcln.ii* wore present, There were
lectures nnd
churches ia 1
il her enter! sin men!
evening.
lu n numb. 1 ni
I'l.EN TV GP VARIETY AT PBIXCETOX.
Princeton, Feb. SS ..peria!).- Washington's Birth
dav bas alway* been n llme-btmored holiday ai
P.lncetoa. .xii basing mnsl -inp after thal day, and
th" freshmen st, p into a new dignity and Importance.
So th*- week prevtmu la Ihe SSd Ihe sophomores
make the mosl if ibelr opportantUea, and Ihe mab
men suffer aei-ordlngiy. This morning orange and
black *:?-, 1, nm. c. wen Boating In all aorti ol In
I accearibla places, and crowd! ..f sophomores maro
scurrying aboot wi:, ropes and lodden irving to
lear them down; walla, fences, poati and pavement!
wen g'.ivous win, taranga and Mick or green, accord?
ing fe Ihe cll-s ,,f Um ilili-'s.
Tiie morning exerefen nen heM la h." gymnoataaL
?Than a bedlam ensned nek ns only 600 college
kapi eaa innke. Placard! end bannon wen every*
where. An aatnttlatod ipectator wonM have sopp ? 1
I11"' A".>*ng and iiiaklng a ,,,,|... were th,* principal
ti cup-ill,,11- ,,f lae innnilng. |,,|| in, .b-iilulh lhere
mets aoaaa oratlani delvend, and the eeHeg srehestn
iricl tn m.-iiie ii-eif beard Um rael of Um Hmo.
Tin* aralon and ihrJr iah|eeu wen ns follows:
r. s. Monis, *....?,. ,f r2uMmonAs, ?ti,,* 1 moid
.Minions-: lt. E. Boss, ".?:,. ot llRaots, "Ths Puritan
of'our Wulla'; .;. u. Ktir.sy.'h. *oi. of Illinois.
??Washing...,, as a My,,,-*; ?. JRHttMfen, *!.:., ,,f
indiana, ?ia _nd Boorga Vaahtagton." 11. m
Rogers, the president of the senior rl.i-i. pre-dded.
The annual Indoor Whiter games of the l'nlverslty
Track Athletic Association and exhibition of the
gvniiia-ilf team were held tills afternoon In the
gymaasftm, which w.-i_ erowdrd to wittie** thc per- j
fernance. The winners were as follows: Putting,
the shut. Beveridge, ?*.*.t. flr-t. With nn nctunl put j
i-f .'I.', feet g Inches; McCliiley, ".14, second. 35 f'**'t
?2 Indies. Rope climbing. Edmonds, w, Brat. I
time. 13 3-5 sen,mt*: Rfeckmore, '!"'-, weona, lo l-a
...mids. Springboard Jump. Turner. -03, Bnt, with
a jump of B f.-.-l C Indies: McCauley, "Al, second.
Potato rice. Ottley, '''.'I. Brat; Hone, '05, second.
High kirk, a. Ila between McCauley, '!?4, and M. ('ur
mick. ''_.",, willi the dl-k at Hie bright of 8 f.-*-t ,
Inches. The mo-t exciting coolest! of the afternoon
w,re th.- wrestling matches. McCauley, ".il, won
Ihe heavyweight bout, and Poe, 'fbi, thc Unnl light?
weight. _ __
IX BONOB of GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
I TRIBUTE RT THE REV. JOHN \V. CHADWICK
REPOSE THE RROOKLTR INSTITVTE.
Tor mon* than Iffy yean lt has bee* the custom
Ol the Brooklyn Institute lo have an -watton deliverer!
m Washington's Birthday upon Hie lifo mid works of
h. famous man whoa, name i, worthy io be mentioned
with that of Washington. A year ago George william
Ciii-Hs deliver-'l Hie oration lu memory of his friend,
lames Russell Lowell. Last evening In .Xs min ibm
Hall th" Kev. John Vf. Chadwick spoke of the sp.-aker
"f Mst year. Genna! .lohn B. Woodward presided at.
the, meeting, nnd Boated on the platform were Thnni__
o. Shearman, Rf. H. Ft*eemen, winiam Pons, John
A. TRylor, E. M. Whnler, A.-n W. Tenney, R. P. S.
Webst.-r, George H. -arv. James Cruikshank, R. R.
Bowker and George U Mor*,-. a- a preface to the
addreas A. E. Pslmer read a i?>rtloii of .lum. - Russell
Low-cir-. epi-tie tn George william Cartis,
'lin* i;.-v. Mr. Chadwick wu- a personal friend of
Mr. Curtis for ne-arly thirty venr., and hi* Oration
presented th** testimony of a companion, as will as
the Judgment 'if a scholar, upon the diameter and
attainments of ..Wtrge William cuni-. Thc month*
Hint hal passed since Hie deatk *.f Mr. Curtis, lie
-nid, imd been auirked with th" grentesl enloglea
apon bim ever _iv"i to one win, beM no public
"_:???. but wini charmed and deOghlod al] with his
voice and pen. ii* waa i",rn in Providence, and
;-.v,,l Hie rl.y because lt Was founded bv Roger
Williams, win, gave t,, ii," wmid ike best phn*e he
knew, ??-.ul llbo-ty." ile ipent f"ur v.iii-s fe Europe
in early life, and -i,.r.-d hil mind vvith bb Inexbau tibia
lund of hist'iiic-ii Bseoctotlon. Cultivated, brilliant
snd witty, he. was tba object of much genuine ad?
miration.
lie dui not cease t.. be n Rterary ama when he bo?
gan In- p litl'-iil writing*. Ill- (ftitinl thenM wai a
ii!.-rx f,.r iii- b.-t aortety, nnd InteRlgenee, simplicity
a-,<i parity wen hi* itandards.
A- sm or.-.ior. he ams tin- Bloat pleasing, grsrlous,
lorene snd mu leal "f those of mooren times, nnd In
!n- later yean he became serious and Impnssive.
III. vd c.* had n penetrating iweetness. Ile s*,oke
frmii fd- own personal conviction straight tn bl* W
few mea. He believed III tile ndv|,c ,,f -lr ll,lill.
Kidney, - Wh**rever yon bear ol a good war, i'" t" it."
.?md turinv were the good rattan, weak rmd strugllng.
which I,,,,k,'d to lilm f"r encouragement nnd dbl nn.
i.-.i; in vain. lie 'hr-w himself into the sntl
.laverv movement with coursgc, vigor mid imccess,
III- h.st and grentesl war was against Ihe political
doctrine, "Tn Ihe vtrtnrs belong Ihe -pd I. "f olhce."
nnd he did while lighting for the chis, nf hone*I and
?' i ? dminlsti itlon. Ile loved the Republic in
party, but lie feved ronntry mon than psrtj and
, fern .1 ju iii '? most of sll.
THE DAY IN WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
Waabtngton, Feb 22 1 be celebration ot WashJng
ton'i Birthday ta Hie Capita] wa* greatly curtail-<l by
tbe .w.-ri'v n'. ike weather. The Vetenn Firemen
.md the "idest inhaMtanfe' Assoelatfen nnd other
nrsanlintl..11- tum'*! not, headed by the hand al the
:;-l rutted Btatn Anni. rv.
in Washington's own t?.wn. the neighboring dtv of
.feaandrfe, the relebnifen wai entirely ronflned t.,
the public schools, lt 1- bow ic- yean lines Ws
Ingtnn announced in Alexandria bli intention lo pay
the latrina "f a number of pepita In i fine school In
Hist city, un n(Ter which be continued during his
Hf,* bv .in annual pavm-mi, and f'*r which he mad.*
iirov-l'Vin In hi* will. lt wai Iii memory "f * ia
aandattoa Hist the *rh?,i exercise! look puce to-day.
OBgERVAXCEN IR "THF.i; PLACES.
Trent,.*-.. n. J.. Fd, 33 Wa king-inn'! Btribday
?m.- refebrated here br a parade ..f over 3,000 per
-.?in, Incladlng the Uaerl sn Meehaales, the frtriotic
Son-i of America, the Nan,mal Guard, G. A. lt., gcfei
?f Veteran!, Odd Fetfewi ind other locietfea and a
larg" number "f pu'.lie tM-ho-t* rhtldrea.
Pitt '-ir.*. Feb. 82 Tin* p.itriiHe -..rlet|e? of Aile
-? tv it.univ nnd iheir gm-sts lo-day B.ttngty cele
treated th. anniversary "f vv., btnetoa's Rtrtbdar. Al
1 .bi rn.1 ? .-,*i xi nu tinah* mow,
ic**'.i m. a partfetpeted In a itrori parade and teat)
nt thonsands thronged the tboroogbfarei atong which
the parade passed. Tr," Peden] and 1 amt* ,,nn ??*
wen rinsed sll day, si wera nls.i tbe banka and
tunny fit Hie larger business houses.
st, paul, Minn., Feb. SS. rh- amjority of the
? and nil th-* public ..flice-. wen
? "i I., dav in m. [ii'.rv ..f i.e.irg.. Washington's birth?
day. Crlebmintis wen given by nearly every "r
gantiaUan In Ihe rlty. incladlng Ihe G. a. li. sad
i'i.- .? .ti. md Da uah ter ol tha American Revolution.
Tlie *...*: .,' \.'. ,i-;,l 11... xv. r. t, r. celebrate
lo-nlght In con lune, ton wita the Woman. Relief
Corps. The fe,"ne of Um daj obi Ibe celebration
,it tim -nt. Capitol, ail th.- Representatives and
?tb bring pn*-??-nt, Bj.hen were made bv
Hil nu I", -fv. ic. tiber. Kngrrlnn and tithers. All
ihe school w,r, cl" ci. Tile day wai mon g* n>T
lh observed than ever before lu nt. Paul.
HR. BRECRIRHIDOE AT THE DREXEL in-titi'TE
piiTitTTT|"!;i, Pe_. SS. Tin- ai riversary <>f the Ll np*.
of Wa-hi 11 t.-t "ii waa grnenfly obaerved ben to-day aa
n fegal 1."lid iv. gperfel eseretaea wen beM at the
Eniver -Itv "f I'.-nicv Ivrnilri mid tile Dr*-\c| Itistlttite.
The principal feature in the Dnxel ThaHtntc wai sn
addn-sa by emigre man Brecklnridge, ,,f Renfurky.
PAtSTISOE AT THE CATROUC cir it.
Thc esklbltiea "f a loan rolWUon et paintings eat ?? !
th- I (.m.- nf *!. ? ' iti, nc Club I" '? ,-i..i..|,| f.t.-rtlriv
ifternoon sad Bini rh rtlon aaa esklfeted uudei
tl,- ,| ? ,-t',,11 nf Joseph l* |fi Undi mid tl," , pt ri ibm, nt
?'.... -sin ii eon ol ,'f ii,..m's .1 1 "inn loka >.
rt*Keele, loieph P. Daly, Jaka '. 0*Rriea, and Joseph
Mulqueen. Tha polntln ? len! bj Andrew 1 Connlrk,
11 1,. Horton, '?? D. I riniinin*. j. j. Mitchell, Judge
i..-, 1 ii p, inly, C. Vt. Rraaakaai sad athen had *aaay
rein,lier*.
.Xii.B the n'?nv w,itn"ii wini llteadfd thc exhibition
? r* Mr- 'li,,,;!,i- J. Colton, Mr*, j,,. |,ii /?. Owens,
Hrs, Jaka " O'Reefe, Mr-. Aadrew J. Foaalck, Mi..
Jaka P. Rarma, Mi- Joseph 1*. Daly, Mr. Joseph I*.
M ii,|in*'ii Mrs. 11 1. Horton, Miss .!..-> j.t.tu.- t'oRon,
xn- ir. b r. "k Luther, Mrs. Mtephen OhRbln, Mi* Francis
Travers, Mr-. William .1 Runt, Mr*. Morgan J.
"Ti;.-11. Hn Joseph J. O'Donohue, Mi* Myles Tierney,
Mrs, ThoaoM 1 D laay, Mr- Au as. n Daly, Mr- Jaka
1 es Miss Reel-nan, Mrs xv 11 t? i-iicmn Mrs xv g
.Iraee, Mr- William J. i< Relly, Mri Dcorge McDermott,
xi.- Jos I'll i* Mc 11 ii.iii. xir*. John s. M-Nultr, Mrs.
I.,liu l: Minimi.', Mis. R, |(. Marttoa ami Mi,. Jnliu
IV li'liv.
MAR IN E I N _ E LLD. EN CE.
IdlMA! I7RR ALMANAC,
(fenris! t*. tt g. 1. .'. 10 \i.i- n ,,-.-n ai|Mooa'a age 7.
ill..11 IVA 1 BR 1 ? ii v v
XM Bandy Rook 0:4ii|Unv. Inland 1 1 . 11 - -11 Rate g:0B
P.M. Shady Hook 1 Si.v. l-,. : 1 vi Heil Gale .1 _,
V.\t OM I SC. STEAMERS.
lu DAY.
TesaeL From Line.
B"!lvl- .Olssgos Feb ?',. Aiihit
??_*. .Lib"-. I- b :: .I'-rtu ti .
V " .'-.tt.Hoians, I 1 li ld . N \ x 1 nbs
N . .I*. * 'i I*, o . Feb ll .White si,,r
N.midland . Anlweip, Feb ll . Red m*
KUI* "f V l,:;i-!_l. '.I. -, ,.n, |'l*b ll.All;,,..ate
W rm iii- in 11. fi, 11. m 1.j,,jj
1 ku. v v. 1 linn xr.v 54.
turn*ta Victoria .Southampton, i*.?-, 17 ... Hamn-Amsr
Britannic . Liverpool, Feh l_ vv Bite Bl ir
BATU RDAY, FERRU .RT .J
St indi! .Hamburg, 1 ri. 11 Ramb in, ,
Krii-i Wilhelm I lt."in.,. Iel, I.', Mandi-liner
EUUila.Liverpool, j,n |n .luiiard
00Tool.SC BTEAMERS,
TO-DAY.
..... _. Matta Vc.*.*
X ci-o . lane. Fnr. clo*-. -ali*
I'.lni"! ri. II.in billi- An,cr., S.ililln, ii ,|,!.,ii. ll 00 am
Cltr WaahlBKtoo, RY* Cuba,llavana. 1 Wpm LHOpn
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i itrsn, i: linn.i? s> iu, Raaaau, H c. i ;oa |, m _ .u" ]? ?
BAI i RDAY, l I lilli titv ?_?-,,
I., N'l.ruiindl,'. l'r Tran*. Iinv re . .. 1:00-01 g*00am
vu- in -i ( uii.irl. I.I, .-rp-nl ?, :,,, , ,,, |-j ,,, ?,
'??I ? (1 ."?. Neil,, vu r Rotterdam... io :. > a m 1:00pm
Ho lt .n ., ll hoi '. i- -.m .Il ,i,| ? ,? ?> IM ln
YoraBMI Nt V I lin M'M.an |Kiit.- Iii":,,,, I (kl n in
Alena Atlas, ll .wini |-..rf- ... || in. | ,?, .,?,
?hltadelphli WI) La ? itiaj tm, \ ii 00am 1 O' i> rn
Ilnmi.v J rinnl i I Drenad-i v- I*.* n*" rn 2 t-t n in
i i i _i.is, NVtt'iiii. Rio Jane ra, kcJS.'Otm 2 (Wpm
sn ir risc se its.
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ARRIVER
St-oner t"lil'_(-' .Itv (Rr), I-Itt. Rrl.tol Jnniiiiiy ill
_??ii*'? Fehruarj 4. oith nni.. t,, .1 Arkell _ Ce. Arrhed
ul th*- RBI Bl Us tn.
.Steamer Flat i ,I_il, (iirlnl. Mediterranean port* with
llld-e t., I'lnln- Iii,,tl,, r* t Co.
?feamn Alene (Rr), Scid* r? Ja,-nn*l Ft-bniary 8 -lux
tMBUt -, i>_v*ui.i_ 13, Kn.".!.,i, lo, willi ind-r and
HILTON, HUGHES & CO.,
6uc.e--0M to A. T. Stewart li ?..->.
TO-DAY:
60,000 Yards
GENUINE FRENCH
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4Qcts.
per yard;
Reduced from 70 cts. for
this Special Sale.
Lovelfi TEXTURE, beautiful
PATTERNS, absolutely PURE
floods, and nothing so cheap has
been offered before.
Broadway, 4th Avenue, Oth & 10th Sts.
THE NEW SHAPES
in
THE
KNOX
HAT
ARE \0%V Iti VIIV
anti Tor ?salr al 191 .lill av.,
lintier Fifi lt Avenue Hotel, anti
?*Mv! Broadway (eor. Fulton wi.).
Plew Vork; .110 Fulton ?-..,
R rook lt ii: IOU State *t.,<liifa?o,
and hy thc principal hatter*, in
every city ol'the Inion.
Stern
Bros.
are displaying
grea'ly increased assortments of
im-xirteJ & Domestic
Parasols
and direct special attention to their
Co.ichintf Parasols
with Empire Cases,
in all 'he newest colorings
and s lea mountings.
West 23 d 5t.
|,i..-iil*. r- tn Pim, I-"rtv,?.d i. to. Arrlvnl at the Raf
at I 11 ni.
Meamor Niagara, Hurler, Vera Croi February 7
Tu\|iain li, lampion il Campcche l.i l'r ";?:,'.-? 1,1
ll uv ana 17, willi inda and i-,i--. n_ i- i,, Janies 1. Wald
._ i e Airlv,.l iii tn. l-.nr tl .-> I', p ni ,,f -.'l.t.
hteaniei v-.a bU'vens, Matanza, I' bi ian t", Havan i I
I**. Min, lin!-" and paaaenffers i.. Jaatea l. ward \ fa
Arrlv.,1 nt, lh_ Mnr at, 1 Itu |> nt.
*-??? nt r Nu" - Risk, i,ai\.-!.n Februanr IS, Rej
Wes! I* vtitn mdse ami passengers t,, C ll Mall,nv \ > .,
steamer Hudson Remote, Npw.Orleaas F.-brn.irv li.
with n.i-. unii pasaensjer* t' .lt.- ph ll Beaman
steamer Algonquin, I'l.itl .la. k? ii v, I ll.- F "bruni v H
Chsrlrstoo '.v. wim intl-e and pasaeogera to \V 1' Civil*
St Ce.
>!? .in i-r Fltj "f Augusta, I'.ii.i'ii: me Savannah, Feb
mart .n, Mr I Ui tn,!.' and paarengera t" ll I. xx-||k_r.
Strom.r .'-oaten H.'nsri. XYlliiuugton, N .', 3 dara,
willi n*t- t ? XV I* t'lttl ? .X t .,
Mein,, r i.iimi, i,,tt". Walker, Norfolk end* Newport
Hews tn Old 1.?.i s* Cit.
Passed . nv 1*1 ii <l. i, ni ri *,nun
Steam .taine, Williamson, Providence (,.- Rew.Tork.
Meaner City of Fit.-l-.l,ti ?_. Ulbber, Fall River, for
New-York.
City .-I Brockton, Kl.kenon, Fall River for New.Tork.
S. m. N -linn. Ila/artl. Providence rm Sow-Tot k.
Steamer Flt! nf Lawence, li, >r, New-London for Rew.
v. rk
Steamer Metropolitan, (.cr. New-London for Ncw-Vork
M.incr Hicliairl Peck, Puk, Nett Haven 1 ,r New.
Tort.
"-fanni City nf New-York, Wiir-i. Norwich f'*r Row.
V? k.
l-assed Fasti stem,", Herman Winter, New.Tork inr
Boston
Rand. it""'*. _ p rn xx uni weat ? ni* rlear.
CR] I-:, nd-Wind strong, north weat j Clear.
( Ll ARRO.
si,"if." w-rannk. Boas, Norfolk and nirhawnd Old
Dominion bteam*hlp Co
Strainer V.n ,,.-...?.- MeKe*. Charlesusi and Jackaon*
viii" Willum 1> VXxte t Cn,
Stearne- l'.l Bot, Maaon, Rew-Orleani .1 t Van Blekle.
SA 11.KO.
st.acer- !'""l"h!-iii I. fur Antwerp; Mn-c.ti,- th"
i....I: I.l'/le Henderson, philadelphia: F.I .--..I Vow-Or.
leans j rv * a. Norfolk ami RI.-lt ii io nd : N........ i,.,- .-;..
v.iiinali; Y.-tn.,** ??. Charlei'-on and .I.e k-nnv ill.*.
1 HIT MO. I'M I \ I '*, OF SI I AM 1.1',--.
1 "Ul ION PORTS,
.steamer Bargermel,1 i>, paterson (Her), Rorger -ailed
from linitmiintli for New-York l-'-t.i ni, rv.
Steamer Devonia il'ri, narri-, from ?W-Vorh February
ll fm- i.i.,*.?.,,?. .ur:'. ,1 >t Moville February ***?
Steamer Maree-, tin , fate, sailed front Duuu.. fnr Rew.
Vork Kebruary 22.
'?';;".' Mlsala-lppl mr), tint'*, from tfew.Tork rearm.
arv ii for I...n i..n. passed Uje Misrd February 22
Steamer American iDutrit v ,., tv from Se. rori.
February IO roi I>?".?? r. passed Prawle I.um Febmsn *??*?
Mem,,i Hraanulam [Dutch!. Boujcr [mm N'w-YoYk
fe marv ll for I'-oulogne and Rotterdam, paaaed the
Murd 1 ? hruary '.".'
Me.,l|?.r St Illili ft ,tieri, Wl.cry.-I. froni I'.a I timor.' Febr't
?JJ I vii^n w.York lor Ramibarg, DBsaad th. Lizard
L..'ii';;:V";.:.;x;ur.'d^,;A:^,,',,''r' ***** *?<**
fnr^v'u'verir'i'.'lr'ft? |3**> *** *** &***?*
mttmnTZ IKEBh-'W5E21?_'"""? ~:"1'"1 "'"" ?*
-t un r Morar (Br), ...uh.- rr..ni Cl,Ina and Japan
fur Rew.Tork, arrtvfd at .sue/. Fabraary sa
Anii'iiinceineuta.
CRAWFORD
?HOI RORER,
177 Ilrondway,
281 d?..
8.17 do.,
I.1M do.
21'! Wo_? I2.-,th-it.
.'-'I P*.Naa.a_, ) nrnnLi.?
WI F'U tell- ,|.l ?"?IJR
Hkni'.y A Dari RU M I)
no WEST MiTH-ST.
Diseases of the Nervous Svs.em, t.enito-Urtiisrv Oman*
Impotency and (Sterility Hours, 8 Ut 1 i ul tl
***? &. W*-The Tyrona* link ouff should bo
in with out Yua.ua 9r .No te ka ..Uar. jc * w.
Ran
O'NEILLS
6th Ave., 20lh to 21st St.
Grocery Dept
FIRST QUALITY
TEAS
50c
per pound.
Sold elsewhere at 70c,
H. O'NEILL A CO.,
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St.
Bargains in Lace Curtains.
We place on Sale, this week, 250
pairs of Irish Point Curtain! that
have been marked down to half
price, as follows:
rai FA IK.
Mi.DO reduced to t.3.00
IO.OO * * 5.00
14.00 ?? ?' 7.00
18.00 * " 0.00
85.00 ?* ** 1..50
33.00 ** *? 17.50
This is a rare opportunity to
secure really desirable goods at
very low cost.
J A Bf E S M C 0 R E E RY & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
BARGAIN8
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j] and I-aee li.*!,.
ft slas .1 Ila. "'
V <0>?.l{l>*? I.AITF.K*
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;$7at$5
..Walli
iis_$j
"Bi)Rr& Packard
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SHAPE "
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