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NO LOWER BRIDGE TOLLS.
I
THE TRUSTEES VOTE TO MARK NO CHARGE.
MR. 9TRANAn\N'9 PIRA FOR THK KERRI!*?Mit.
maraum i wtAjtn a ran win ? ??
A long discussion nf the queietiem of Nita pewwd
th* attention of tlie Hridge trustees ye-eteielay. At
the Fehruarv meeting s cniinittee whs appointed
to conaider the quoatie.n of reducing the ehargea.
Mavor Unv if |.i.rte-il thut tia- ananinmua oonda
?ion had beninae heel that it ons ...expedient to
eLatige the HMM I -el" *? u lt. "Ibe chief consider*.
Son iii reaching tins had l?e*?-n the belief thal no
policV shoilhl boadoptOd te- 1,-??CU ihe revenue* of
th* two elfie* from lin* BftdgW ut iMptMNl tum*.
Tmatoe fMraaahaa. who is ? member of the- exce?
ptive ronin.ittee of the 1'nion Ferry Company,
Baisataasptaatn (arorof keeping tollu m they
W?, threatening that if they were- reduct-d the
frrrie-\M>nld ne>t titi laklatatifti lltMMVM nf
iiis upee'di he said:
Ttie lim <tu,h that I especially desire to pre aent re'.itcs
to tbe pedi, j* which Wew-Yerl un.I Hn?>kl.vn wi" \ ? -v
anon t>e toned to rimal ri rr lu regard tn tin Bael River fer
Hea. lt seen.-tome that while we are hound tei I..nh, in-i-lv
la tlielnten-st* of tbe Bri dttb, we are not tobe unmind?
ful nf Ibe ktii.ii 'il InieTe *v afl'e-ctliigtlic prosperity of the
Tillea Ihe Bridge rwlptetOt I>c. ember were $.17.07.1;
for Janu.in 939,347. and for Fe-hriiarv (45,901, showing
a sion iv hicranati o' kaahwae, while tin- re., ipts of tbe
Ailinn Pmtj ('-.iniianv on Its five fen les, fur the three
Rioiitbs. fell nit freon Hie ii-i-efpta nf UM previous )C*r
?43,498. or at the rate of 9173.991 for a fm! year, kn
ttc.patlngaf liani^ in tarry affairs on the completion of
the Mdn tti? Union Company, on the- expiration <>r its
lease 1., 1881, taeltnad a rruewal tor Hu- amal lorin of
teu year-. incept In*, ii leane fur tin- wlmrt tenn of
Bvr rears, feeling eoaldeat that with Its ettrpln-*
and ai,lil. v fur an ,-inei geBCV Un BBrtOUB h.mn wnuil
?onie tn Hm feme? up tn L886. When Hie present le*a*e ?
VU expire. Tbi* calculation will no doubt tu- found cor?
rect, pm, i.l-,1 ?!,. Bridge tolls are not cfcaaged. if. bow- |
ever, the tolls Mall he reduced tei the potnl eif drawing i
from the ferries ,in\ ? miaielri-sble Mare of the bualuess I
now kit i.. i acm, eu if tin- receipts sh.iii fall oj br reason
af lower ratea to meal tboae 'hat may he fixed i,\- the
Bridge, th, frusr^ct nf a renewal nf the. Ie-:i?e for more j
tli an iiuce n I tuc i.wr.'iiio io the Calou Ferry Company i
or hv po. .ic i. uti.- mast ba regarded, to -ay las least,
ae.iie. ouragiug. Tbe truateMand atockhol.lerB tully un- j
der?taml thin no privateeorporattoa, howevernt nmgit |
Bia, I'i' cm c.niilM'te Wi,'j the- tal.Ii. |...\vcr nf thc tWO
pille*, l mean, of cou?*, that power which eaa at unv
time not In t1 e t.i\ l,n ,\rrv expen?e nf the Hrielro '
Bee^s?are lo rn >v ll free I.nt ni.lv tn u,..l passengers and
vehicle* bm virtnallj nc io Hmm* iin> may ride in Ute i
e*r?. The tum retuedt will be so to regulate the rates ol
tolls on tM Bridge uo the time daring Whloh sm b r ite-s
shall euBtlnue witboul reduction tbat Lie terries can be
safe-lv le-aeed t..i a given tenn ami exlal notwlihstandJ ig
Me eenipetltiou of tbe Bridge. The second sud iierliaji-*
the ult.ie ui remedy will ne lottud la ruaulng thc ferrie*
at the puMlC expense, lu* ruiner Martini* SUggeatiou
will, I think, iii: 1 man] ad voe nea, certainly all wb i m tx
?eaire fn- transit, aa well bs those wbo maj deslreto
Meara theil kn il interests le^-niii-t Aaageroua ooatingen
eiea.
William Mm-Juill -'ml ih.it he emphatically pro.
tested against koepiug up tbe to! - i"i tbe benetit
of the Union Kerr) Company. Iir, dtraoahan
em il eel nml Mud that be arged no such thing.
Mr. Mursh.iii-How Bsaeb mosey le thara ia jobi com?
pany's treeaary I
Mt. mi..iui.i ni?A large ?nipiu?, aad we intend to use
li in oin iii ?;, ti , - !?> ni end ,<: cr ti ? .
Hi ?: s wllllun ?
Mr. Mj ti 'liri (b-tatl fl -0 "" '
Mr. Marshall well ll w.i? 8050,000,aad meei iieraei*
trna.
Mr. gnu!-h.ii uoddlng Iii-* head)?Ton me n'imit
light.
Mr. Mm bal Bo yon ask us to keep up tbe Bridge farei
While .tenn i nip..: 1100lief ce nitti o.hi ii -nd
80 years ami and bus 100 per cent more trave : Voa iak
tin-'tru-t.i - t" lal be poor in order that the Unlou Ft 11 >?
Company can pai heavi leases totbc City ,>t s<n\ > k.
I Mk for a fte. Bride, for the sbopgl I-., bootolacks, bod
camera ami ..'.ne: workmen who oroes it. I'be taxpayers
can t.ike cm- ol i niBselvee bul tbe poor are not pro
tee-led. li Will be IK Si fen both cities 10 DI >- ? . 1..
(reeto I ? ? ? -cr-. Yua [pointing al Mr.Mranaban]
ere the tciephot in- I':".-.ii Perrj Como my
aad tbts Boar 1 I don't believe In that, 1 don'l behove
tn belpinj you to keep a large mii(.iu<.
Mr. Ktranaban nuietly took a pinch of ranff while
ju- wau* being called a telephone, aud when llr.
II anbali ii.?. ttutel ed be sjiii:
The Untoa ferry Oompaay has nn denlre te i:it..-,r
anainsi Li >' public 'nt. r* ??. I int re-n-i baa bee a ooo
t 'l t,,i lort) i'-..;- b) th.- k, ,iiie mi ? ,. tod they tue
wiru eiu.ii.'li imt to e impel.' with two ellina in remind to
leilla. 1. ls \?ei' Ul charm uuc lent tare un UM Blithe inr
plOU'l'll.'ll .IK .HIM clouds.
Mayat Lo I ilab there should be no change In tbe
tei: - imi-. ? ii ne ... i. it ? mi-, ihe dei.t ,,i brooklyn i
ini.i 842,001. and we have been purim: 81.0 10,000 a
yi ar in tiie Bridge ft?r nie- past twelve yean. In that
tiine?, bave done almost nothing toward pavlas mir
sire-els; lui - a dollar was spent on ni'w pub
be sobisola, and th. utinostei itinmj bs ii. j mi
our auuer aod newi uioua I think it ts the
? .. Um people tn al there ls plenty of time before
Un- Bridge will ae-ceiinioo late Itaell t-, Itacreatesi useful
i | -;ii-..uno || ,,.,-.i ,r th. tai 'erl.' ?
c,amt ol t:. Brldgl ? ' ;re ivil! be bb imiuiv li.
the Brooklyn of to-day for thc benefit of a Brooklya ol
the fut ii ri-. In the pant naven mobilis the reeeipta ex
anea the expenses >,f the Bri dee by 880,000. Thean
nu..: n.ie i al ls irUU'i.'ine.. and Brooklyn munt be taxed to
p..> the dlfie:?nce lietweeu 81S<),000 aod its share id I e
Bet receipts, The Brid*, moat not be mai ut a In tbe lo?
ll t* i of tnt' leny, bal it will nol ,? wise i.. obliteral i lae
fciry. Tbe beat polio: ffillbetobave tin- bridge tolls as
luev ai- they can be .n. I ti n !? - at Hieir Ii1k'?*-"*t ettieieiiey.
After a brief discussion the report of tbe commit
t<', keeping the t,.;;, .,.- they are waa adopted by
til'- fOUOWIng vide :
Allin. .. ,. tu . I ow, Brinki i
Iimi,
Thurber, Hendrix.
The total nnmbei of people crossing the Bridge
on feint np to March 6 was 5,879,700. and in tne
far- 'A.-I "..??'?". A contract wasorderen with lJull
Bian'a r . < ai Company foi m\ new i
Si;?,ii7.",,' H ii. The engineer a .?> directed t ,, ontraci
for-jiKi.oiKi let nt sprue e planking for tbe roadway.
?
WHIT A BROKEN CAK-WEEEL CAUSED,
TIIK A0CIPBK1 e.V rill IIAI'.IKM BIVI I! HK.VN' il Ol
IIIK NRW-HAVKN RAltROAD.
Aa the B:ft(l aecommodatiOB train from the Har
Um Rival to New-Koehelk on th>- Uarlem li mi
liirtneh e.i the New-York, New Havea and Hartford
Railroad approached tbotJouverneur Murna Bridge
at tin* fool <>i St, Am.'--..Ne', Himi.t half H wile lunn
the 11 a ri-ii ? Riverstation, onSunday night the lian ire
ol noe of the wheels oa the forward truck
of the middle car broke. The traia waa derailed,
the middle .ar waa thrown bottom up into the- Har
lea Ktlla, and tbe laatcai ivi? thrown <>u ns aide
Eartl.t imn the- water, i he train ronaiated oi a coi i
iiiatmii .sinokim; nnil baggage car iiiiil two nrdi
uary coat lien, aud u:ts under tbe charge of Conduc?
ts George il. Miller, ll waadrawu by Engine No
1, wiih Eiuiinaai Philip l*enney. There were fonr*
tee-u >;.ii\mi pomona and ooo child em the
train, noel ol them in tin' middle
mr. Aa noon .is the accident occurred the engineer
blew the whistle and one oj the train banda waa
?eat back to tbe station for assistance. I'hecon
duitiir. engineer and aurh of the rain hands and
paaaenger aa were uoi in tba wreaked Rata ano
passengers as were not in the- wrecked cara sno
eoortod ni breakiiigopeu the doora niu] v, iudowaaad
ail the paMengern *< re un u. il nithoul serious in
jury exeeut M.ig<ie- Maguire, ii aerranl
in the tamil) of I'. Ivea, of Ives A
Beecher,whoae booie la at Hnnter'a rein;. Bbc
w?? taken to K\ le's boat-bouse and i ared foi bj 1 lr.
B. M. Raynor, who mid sin waa anffining from ;i
fracture of Hu' -Iv.ni. Bhe waa afterward
Louie* iu un ambulance,
A* mm :.,-,- nowa of tbe accide ni reaebed the Hud
aeiiiKiNerhtnlieili,ii ti..in w;i- ..r.l.oel down il in
N'ew-1{..(helli- to take tim paaseiimn to their ilea.
tiiiiitie.ii-e, gad Wreckingmaatei W, II. L'ai <-i ami a
gang eif men proceeded to n,.' scene of ihe wie-. k
amt aeeared the coaches thal were in the water.
The laal cir wm taken to tin shope yeaterday
naoming. I'be middle cai "Al have t.. be t,,weel t',,
Mw derrick on the Hudnun River, By bard work
un,' e.i ti,, trae ka ?..* cleared early in the- morning
unel the traine were moved on time,
'1 ruin Dispatcher i'a\ ne aaid yeaterday :
Tb? viin-11- of thut oar we-ie.iir. rally laepeeted hv B.
Oounon yeaterday and every thins aaa inumi gil right
The fiance broke about l'xi yaretp fiom the bridge arni
lu i '.; any frog or sa Itch
i'inef Car-Inapector Cbarlea Duuglaa said :
I examined the break ihta mornlnii Itlaaperfi tlv
clean break m.t b ? ga nf ? Baw. Tiina:r v.nv i can
explain itu that tbe flaage moat bave been unevenly
tempered, and tbe li"?t must bave affected a snit spot.
Ihe wheels were new, not over three . d| ||lt!
farthest, and should have bah >! (ot al leaai a yeai longer.
t.e uitje* Parrii , tha Inman on the engiee, said -.
\- seaa a* i beard the women wmsa I ae bi beek aad
helped two ol iiie-m ana h little girl out of ear No, 18
Then I sll oped ui;<i f.-i: overtw I I
beba\ed Mell.
?m-'.'ir .ill
NEED OP TEMPERANI E LEGISLATION
I Rev. Dr. D. C. Eddy, of Brooklyn, toad aa nt
r on " Temperance Legudation " belora the ii.ip
Ustprtacberayeeterdaj morning Said he;
The i-a generation mnsl bru generatioaof drank
ar..-, ii til, liquor trafllc ia not euppremeed. Public opin?
ion I.i rel np lo prohibition, and tue alternative i?
either in edin *:.? the public uti lo lt, >.i the liquor traffic
must voatinuc Tbe reapousibility reata on Ihe cuurruea.
Kotblng but prohibiti n alli deatroj this rum Haili.-,
ann *e mum destroy lt, m be deatroyed by it
j i have m. more r:*:,,! to license
li'iueir eif*i. m than to lieeaae ihieves, murderers and
Biiiiit' ? fl be -?,,] pe u nn reguluti,! f'on
V)' IS H.mi Ktielc |.-. . ?, {oca,-,.,
?u ilie h,iu,,r buainehs. While the rum power remain*
Itu uni,...--inie io.?..,:,,.,1,-., anything f,.r temperantn as
li woimi be io exi ? Bresol hell with boll w?ie|
dipped np with a shell from Ihe yeUow Tiber,
laeommanUng oa theebouy, il,, Rot. Mr.Foi
saut tua' Ur. Eddy mixed the meaning of wurde
Prohibition "?-, nol aopprasaion, noi -mis license
approval. Ha believed tu auppresaing tbe I io hoi
tralhc, aud it waa uot worth willie to bot! ei witn
prohibition nob ai ita toenda wera ready to aupproaa
tho huMiicaa.
?
AX OHIO MANS IGNORANCE OF (JAS.
Henry (iiew-.k. ile-inian Leiveate, of Coliiinb.ih
Ohm. an.1 Cari wm.-. ..l Miobrara. Nebraska, >n
gagiMl u l'lmiii nt Un- College Place Hotel on bundey,
A* they appeared te. i>. ignorant ol city wgya, ihii
cleik offered to shoe Mr. (iteaeck boa to lum ont
the gah; bat he. pint,.-ted against being taught.
SiiKiut six o'clock yenterelav inoriuiig it waa foand
hat gua waa escaping from their rnuin, Hinl the
oor waa hroken open. Witto, a lae! of eighteen,
rae lound lying iueeusible on tho door, w In rc ho
had fallon from hla bed. The two men yere also In
? cn?il.lc. An ambulance was summoned and all the
paitiewe weT*x restored to conae iouauea*. The gas had
be-on ramed e.tl uni* ^!?u turned partially on nguiu.
In the-uiteri.nnii Wino waa found drmkirg a glans
nf lu. r. and his frieiidti were out of elsnger.
KOK-RKHIDKXT OFFICE-HOLDENS.
HI UeDWOQI oVKR-UII>K. TIIK MAYOll'S VETO
vi ii norr a HMBRm voick.
'Mu- AM. iiii.ii'h ('oininittee oti Sularie-s and Offices,
to which \mis referred the inoaango of thee Mayor
vetoiiijr tin-rc.-e,liitinti forbidding the Controller to
pay nalarine* to noii-rcni.leiit ollice-hohlers, iiiade its
report t<> tin- Board yeaterday. The Mayor raid that
aa attempt to enforce the ordinance woald ba ta
PMoaa tne beet iatemota of the city govornatent,
nini wo nhl he unjust toward thone persona in tin*
employment of the city w iu> wonld l?e affaeted.
Tin- rommlttoo'a npon declares thal Ifthe tax
pareta pay an individual for certain eerylcea ren
Sered, inch a perara is legally bound t<? nye '? the
iilv iii order tei aban in the reaponeibilltiee, ear -
and bardana nf tin- norawaeat. The system nt
offlelal absenteeism, ilia stated, is nf nc nt elate
mid in the creation of th. corran! men who ruled
the city government from 1868 to 1872. Il wna
iiiventisl as a ine:iii.- tO secure-the votes of certain
inral members of tbe State Ltfislatnre, by giving
tin-in linnean appointment* Such i ayeteni is net
in vngiie in any other district, county, town or city
in tho State, and New-York (ity ahonld Mt he an
PM! j.tiKii to tiie Mile*. A non-roaident .says tho
report, ia totally indifferent toeyers consideration
that enters into the daily life* of a raaiddnt. The
i.pim.ni nf ex-Corporation Cooneel Whitney, ael
rena to tha validity of tho Common Council oreii
iiMiien pas-eel in 18/6 tn pirwiit linii-rosiile-lllH fl.nu
bedding office iii the? city, duos not apply to the ques?
tion ns it e\i>ts at present, and th"' committee- aava
ihat opinion wna written I.v un assistant nf Mr.
Whitney who lived In Brooklyn. The courts, it in
issei tesl. ,?linne, poaaOM t lie jiower to l>aSH ll pi ni the
ralidity of the (aw and ordinance In question, and
until ao passed upon they retain th. il force and
ihoold ho obeyed,
Alderman Grant moved that the resolution be
imaaed over tbe Ma ye t's v. t". This waa done, all
'I'.-lui'iniicis present, twe-iitv tn number,Toting in
the affirmative. The nbeeoteea wen Meanra
HcLonahlin, O'Connor, Rothman and Waite,
Mayor Kdson enid to a TaiBDXR reportei tliat the
ic tiou nf thc Al leriueii would in.'ike do difference to
Iiim. He hail the opininn e.f the Corporation Conn
?i.lining his action. Ile wonld be liable to Im
[i, nelin ?-m ii lu aile, i cotitruiy to lh.it e. pilli, ii,
?\ eu ii hi' iii '.sued sn to ehi. 1 'ont roller (Irani Mild
thal he sim iiii still continue- to pay non-reeident
.I;;, e-llnlileis uni .--sm re-st eaitieil hy an injunction.
President Kirk, who introdneed the resolution iu
the H.ian), said that nothing could be .lone- uni il the
boginningof next month, aa all aalariea for Febru?
ary had been paid. It waa probable, however, thal
application would be made to thc couts, und u tesl
iase luado eily in April.
TIfF.
JEHU WILLIAMS COMMUTED.
TK-HMONY UOPKCTIKO TBI ATI'I MI'lt'D
lt.HUH IBI IS I lilli I Y--i.O-M>-s|.
Miaa Maggie Harvey, tbe.vonna woman who wni
gagced in the k.i.ms occupied bv Mr. atnl lira.
George II. si.ian.-, nt Thirty-eeoona-et, nnd Broad.
,ia.> !.,-t Sa;,miav n ghi by tbe negro Jesse Will
lains. wim afterward ransacked tbe apartment*for
P under, waa present In the Jeflereon Harket Police
L'ourt yeateruay morning wbeu Williamn and Ins
accomplice, Gortmde Ash, wera arraigned, li aa
il.ii\.-y s!u,wei bow aevete waa tbe treatment
which abe received at tbe banda of ber assailants.
Williams gave hiettrst name aa Frauk, age twenty,
md aaid thal ne lived at Nineiy-tbird-at. ;'ud
len h-ave. lie deuied bis guilt. Lasi Wednesday
!.. i.i .ii mi i,i i u i.in ?, a ni i p. iu that time-until be
>v - .i ea ud ni i ia ii,-el in ber room. Shortly be?
fore the detectives eutered Qertrndo'a room lu- h. a td
no. ?<? -nini asked her to see wbal they wera caoaed
l>\. Mic wein nut, und running Lack said thal
there wera tbteveain tba hon-.-, and thut h.- had
helier crawl nuder her bed and hide from Hra
Sloane, who would discharge ber ifshefonud him
tnere. The woman said tbat abe waa not guilty,
Justice Fattersou committed the mau and woman
t? the rumba, eaeb in defanlt ol 9'J.OOObs I. Both
Williams and bia compauion ara prepossessing look
iug aognn s and iv hiie- the i barges were being made
against them tin i gave no sigu thal thej wen- in
.in, m.mi,ci interested Miss Harvey's eton ?;i,
luoatatitially tim same aa that which haa already
Incn published.
Hr. Sloane declined tooonTerse abontthe burg?
lary to a li.i'u m. reporter yeaterdaj . W ben ?
If be bad ovei had reason tosuspeol the woman of
dishonesty be said that be did not know much
shout ber; hia wife bad employed ber, bul where
?ui- had iiisi seen her he did not know. Mis. Sloane
a Un ua^ disposed to lie silent in relation to Ihe mat
ler. The little child who waa sleeping in tlie sam.
room In which tbe gagging waa done aaid. when
asked: ?* w i,o iiu.k Auuie :" " Frank." When the
assault waa committed the room wat so dark thal
,|ins Harvey wasnnahleto distinguish Willi
features, bnl she though) h.-Morea mask, in tl,.'
negress's innm m.is lound a pair ol ni!,!..!' si.s be
lougmg to lira. Sloane, which bad been cut al the
bee I to make them lit a large r fool than thal of the
owner, lt was discovered also thal tbe napkin and
towels tis, ii by Williams to gag Miss Harvey were
tin-same-wine!) hid I.n given to the servant for
her own use by Hra, Sloane
?*? ?
GIUSEPPE PANIZZA CONVICTED.
The trial of Guieeppe Panitza, whowaa charged
with robbery, grand larceny and extortion, "as
tinished yesterday before Recorder smyth in th.
L'ourt nf Geueral Seaaiooa The .unit room was
Ulled with Italians, most of whom seamed to be
friendly te> tho complaining witness, Dem Vincenzo
Dragone. who aeensed the prisoner and Cesare
Picoul eif havin'! taken him into a room and fright?
ened bim hv threats until be consented to irive mein
all tho monet he had in the savings hank. Tile
Dvldeuee tor the prosecution waacloee.d un Friday.
Detective McNaughl testified yeaterday that
be had gone with the eomplaiuant t..
the vicinity of the place tei which
he sn:,| be h.'.ef hee-n taki'll by PlCOnl and Pan If ZS,
and J t.i cnn" waa unable to find tbe hon-.: nf which
he' Iimi spoken. Taddeo Argenttno and Gerrard s.-n
erano, wbo wen- witnesses for the defence,
iuui aeon Dragons and Panlzxa convers?
ing on apparently friendly inns aller
the alleged extortion had taken place,
i vidence ol ihe good character of tho prisoners whs
al-<> introduced. Louisa Brosini, Dragone'a land?
lady, who oas called in rebuttal, testified tiiat Pic
oni and Paning viaited Dragone'a room on tbe oren
mg nt Horeb 7, when tbe alleged tin.'ats wera made,
and that there waa lond talking in the. ronni. Tbe
jury, ait-T .in abeenoe of ai.nut two hours, fonnd a
verdict of guilty of extortion, that being the least
,.f the ti.ne charges in the indictment, roe pris?
oner, abo leeton! ami good-looking, seemed mnob
surprised at the verdict, He a as re uaneled for sen?
tence, Thia ts tbe first case ol extortion tbat haa
heen tried in the ce.url in Mooni years. The penalty
is impl i-iUlIl.-lil fol nol inure 1 li -tn live- yearn,
?
THE EXPECTED IHHIGRATION OF 1884.
Tba increaae in the number of steerage passengers
landed hj transatlantic tteamshitia io tbe pas) few
days bas been marked, li .1 Cortie, of tue White
stat Lme, thulka that Immigration willnol be as
greai os it waa laal year, but thal there will ba a
ianKinvciiM nt. Mr. Kirk,ageul ofilia- loman Line.
is of the aame e.pinion. Mr. Schwab, manager <>t
i .,.? Nen i ii Dermaii Lloyd, believes that immigration
from Germany will be abonl tbe same as laal year,
Two ne-w anil' foal wacla w ill be added tei the line
thia spring. The prospeel of immigration traffic
liv the Hamburg-American Line cs enooonging,
and, judging from tbe prepaid tickets already pur
i na e. I. there will be little il anv falling oil.
F. Le bon lan ger, agent eif tbe bordi aux Line. ,.t
peeta an iucreasc in Goth cabin iud steerage paaaen
ger iiaiiic thia year, and tho line has added two new
ateamera, L. de Bebiau, manager of tbe Francta
Iini -.i t l.-tiii i?- Lim-. I.i lui en that tim immigration
by way ol Havre will be equal to that of last year,
ind preparations ale being Ina.le accordingly,
lin- agente of the Anchor Line ant ii ipate ? railing
uti, as compared with last year, by way of Glasgow,
The same opinion ts held uy tbe agents nt the Cu?
nard and tin- National Line-.
THE BLISSVILLE HYSl I RY I N80LVED.
The ozcitomenl otoi the Kllssrille, L. I., han
ahee, or ghost, has not abated. Tbe theory timi
"Nigger" Johnson waa the- ghost lum beea e\
plodeel. u- Johnson anya that be haa nol boon ont
nf th.-h.mv) after 9 i>. m. ainoe the strange noise
waa heard. Aldermen White beard it about bali
pas! H??nii Sunday uighl in the direction of
fluutsr'n T'oiut. Ile-.lui nut follow it. Justice
Kavanagh is ann thai it| ta an owl, as bis brother
uaw ono on .Mindav inuht "un Iiik as ? g00O8.n
Patrick HilKlieee nani \ChiCI,la> .
I was coming borne late va itnrdi | nlsht, and whan
sboui ii.i'l ?jv !n.ii. Hunters Polnl I hum u lune mai. ul
lag h pu' seross itu lots, going m the direction ,,i ihe
a?ter works, 1 iHdu't look lu in ..I me, and you can bal
thal I ni.'I nut lull- uuv Iniiie ut nuiil
lin- search was not resumed last nigh! ns the
-in . ts and mada ate Impassable, audit is doubtful
f even a banshee would attempt to croea tbe
i.iiu< i|..il street ni Bliss vii ie. Tne men living in
ihe vii mit., nra determined te. hum n down,
'JUE lMu.\ HOME Iti RE t LOSRD,
M It ban outlived it* twefnlneaa," waa the ex
|ii.i.kui given ..-'.il y bj Harlow M. Ho>t,wbein
telling why the Ifmoo Borne for Boldiers and Kallora1
1 inl.iri-ii, ul one linn,lu il .,ae) ij:ii,-in m. ead I'.leii-uili
sve., aaa to be closed on Mardi 81, Tba InsUtutiou was
? I:-.inn-,I in i-ni nini .limul 5,000 .lui.ii.ii bave been
.nen im since thal lime, some ol them remalolua ? tea
months sud other, sevorul years, in. \ were raceived
from ell part '?'? tbe btste, egcb county paying for the
i'IiikIiiii 111.il il lent, lue eiiililre ll al j-l ?? ? lr t Hi lile
Home are all from If en York and Klnga OounUea, linn
(..nenin nml gusroians bave been requested tn lake Ibem
sway, iiie.iii.iii.il remaining stine end of ibe mou tli
wlitoeasal to thi Weat. Tbs institution uiiibu
w.i li nut a ile li I.
On TnggPlAM ttlieii Mi.?Senex (the-y m
di-eusKiuK tun popular aetMSB) i MClever, don't you
ti.n,kl" Ju ve, ls . " Ueaaay. loo nun u of the Btatuesgas
busiuses for me; then aha eeciin, mi c.,hi iu..l hunl "s. n. x:
" UO, you inuat expe-ei inst, elr.ir !>?/ I Ibtty aay she's
beau out out al i'm tl.iuai" it mu
nOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AKRrVALP.
WincUor Hotel?Judge George \V. McCray,
Of lowe ....FlrtA Aeenue Holelr-Kt-ilxirro'o tl I - Halel
wtn, of Ml. I.lpiui, anet ANIeniisn On-li run e. yt Im'.lln....
Bt .lumea Balai JadaeAlbertHatghUQf I "? new-^..r*
Hlipr.mieCe.lirt..ArmsTock Motel- Hie linn I.ei.lHiiiln
Btark.of Sew-Ixmetim. andJolint'. rsllmuii.nf krtansas
....Vefre//.../e/<e.i//./iV-The Very Rev. Dr. M attn ir n ami
the- Kev. Di. Foloj. of Baltimore.til,ulm,i, ll,t,I?
PToleato,T B. H. Sneh. of Manar.! 1'nlveii.liy.Allie
murlr Hiiin?ilenernl tt. W. l'slfrcy. at MN,
'--o
WHAT TS GOING ON TO-DAT.
?epabtteaa OOaatyOemmlttee, Repablii .en BalL 8 p. n>.
Osagragalleaial Chnrefe Oonaefl, i aaa elation Hull, io
a. ni. '
M. .ile ul Iiepartmetit ITnlverMtr nf tba City of >'( w
Vin I i ..nini, ne cm,-nt. A, iulcin} nf Mu-ie, B p. m.
Mari. Oarrlson ease before lt."'enc Dwight, 11 b. tb.
jer-ev Central refereoee ca-e, No. no [iherty-at^
10:30 u. m.
KinKs ('minty Rrpiiiiii.-an Oeneral Committee, a p. m.
Jalma Hawthorne mi " Philosophy ol Msgto," Mian
Long Islam! Historical Hoe-lely.
Mechanics' ma - meetlnge Cooper Union, H p. m.
Hii.ie aa.i i'i-il. Mission anniversary, Aaeoclallon i*
t* p. m.
Har A??m lullun, Nn. T WeetTWI lity-oli.tli st.. fi p. m.
Brn)aiuiu Henry llultcu's fuiicia';, (jivce Clinic!;, 10
a. m.
Annual meeting New-York Athletic ('lib, No. 117 Weft
Twenty-third st., y n. tu.
Btate Veterinary S&c.lety, Ashland BOaaa | p. m.
NKW-YOKK CITY.
Easter noveltie^s are already appealing in shop
windows.
The fishing smack Meloely went Ashore* near the
railroad elenk af Sandy lineik yeeterday, a,)<i fi"ed
with water. The erow wecenaved.
The Aidenuen yeeterday raqaeatedtheLegiala
turo tn pame a law to aholihh contract labor Imui
the State prisons.
The temi e-\peirts bam July 1, 18S2. to Deceni
h.r ni, is^'A, wete M.086,687, while the exporta
for two weeks ending em Saturday were !?*,
7?(>.(HM>.
Deputy-Coroaer Meamaet yesterdav made aa
an topar on the body e.f Mary Bawler, nae sereu
!? en, Of No. I'A (van'inii-sl., winch shoWl d thc causo
ni death tel be: iu.lip) act ice.
e.l.eit NH Foil TIIK (IKRMAN He.Sl'lIAL.
The cit j baa let to tbe German Hospital and Din
penaary propertj at tne wonthenst ooruorof h'oorth
uve. ami Niui'iity-M".i nth -!. fur a terni ot ninety
nine yeai*. The rentiii is nomiual. 'lins trans?
action is in aooordanoe with an net of tho Legisla?
ture which iiuofiKiialeel thc LciHplt.J.
OOI.IMHIA AI HMM KISNKR.
Thc annual dinner of the Aluuini ofColnmbla
College will be held on Priday evening, .March 21,
ut Delmonico** Abram 8. Hewitt will preside. It
la expected thal apeecbeawiil beinadeby Preaident
Porter, of Yale, Prasideut Barnard, ol Columbia,
Mayo] Low, F. Ii. Coudorl and Dr. Chalks S. Ililli.
i,, . ..ii. ge iiii. (.'iu.. will Ue proa it,
iiik nm sn ki re TRie- ii,it-mivatim; pompavt,
The following directors of the Brash Electric Ilium
(tint in Kt .mi pam* wereelectedyeeterday: Wit liam L,
btrong, A. i>. J ui: I i.uil. David I.. Kiusiein, William
A. Wheelock, 8. M. Sobafer J. M Flak, W. U Pom
ereiy, B. B, Bturgea, C. M. Knwle>v, Julius Catlin,
jr., woodbni v Langdon and William M. Bliss. Tins
company furniahea all ibo electric lights for the
e ity above Fi)Ulte?-iith-st.
THK ItiniV AMI ll! IT MIse?IO?t.
The iii!.!.- and Krait Miasiou will hold its anni?
versary at Association Hall to-night. Addi
will be made by the Kev. Or. Howard Crosby, Dr,
l?. B. Bt. John Boona, tbe Bot. W.d. Kainsford,
Mrs. E. O. Cougar, tbe cashier >.f Ihe coffee-house
belonging to the, Mission, ead Dr. L, L, Seaman.
Ibe ninsic will h< bi the organist and oho ir of the
linnell eif the linly I unity.
OASRg eil-* TVPII'S PBVKg.
Two vagrants, .luseuli Mullane and 1'uttn k
Divine-., wen- found in a hew-Chainbera st, lodgum
bonsi mi Bundey, suffering [rom typhus fiver.
I iie-\ were removed lei tim Riverside Hospital,
toother vagrant, who weat to Bellevue Hospital
for medical esswtanoe yesterday, waa '..cine,.! '?>
have the fever alao aad waa removed lothe Recep?
tion Hospital iOr observation.
nu ni* iii.mis lAi'tt iti-i. in r;;\ ssw.v^vTA.
Ji.ii ritter, ogs twenty-eight, andGeorge La ill. r,
ase thirty, abo we're' ai ic--te,' in Bethlehem, Penn.,
with six pieces of stoleu silk worth 0600 in tbeir
possession, were* arraigned m tbe Tombs Police
i ourt yesterday. The *-i'U v,,r- obtained bj
lm.glan from the nt,ne- of Samuel * 'arey, al Koa. 17
ami lt) Broadway, lt is supposed tbat the total loss
i.v tbe robbery was $3,000. The prisoners wera
li -1>I in |2,000 bail each by Jnstioe Duffy.
A Cltl'Ke ll ANNIV I I'-AllY.
I be Central Congregational f'hureh nt Madison
ate. and Porty-eeventh-st, celebrated tbs il tb
anniversary of its formation hy a reception last
evening. Among those presenl wera tbe Bev. Dr,
Cobb, the Bev. Ur. Borchard, the R-v. Dr. Hay?
don md tin- Rev, Dr. Eaton, .{efreshments wore
-eTv-ii pi ihe chanel. The lepeirt of the pastor,
iii. Kev. William Lloyd, showed a decided me re sae
lu the membership of the ehurohand a favorable
BnaneiaJ condition.
tiik Mt nriiv UBIUBY -Air..
The Murphy Library ante, laal week, reached a
?..??ai "t $32,000. Toe prieea bid wire generous
throughout, and i. te larger than bad heen
anticipati i. lin rareal ..i tbe w..ik- wera pur?
chased t"r private libraries. The Carter-Brown
Liiu.iii', of Providence, was the largest buyer.
Aside from these, the majority of the honks wera
purchased foi the Lehigh I nivereity Library, tbe
1'. nu-, !\ ima Mai* Library, the Philadelphia Pub?
lic Library, tbe Cornell University Library, and Ibe
library ol the Mew*York Hiatorcal tim iety,
liOiN'.s Ol un; PKKsnTTnnT.
The Ih.ok of iiis' iplino us ret ised bj tbe Oeneral
\ - 'ii!;, last spring waa diacuaaedyesterday at the
meet inc of 'le l'ies!.vt<T\ <>f New York. Jtielgo
Van v.,i-i ami lin- Rev. Dr. J. C. Lowrie objected
to several sections nnd tbe aubiect was refe*rredto
them and William A. Wheeioe-k tu report npon nt the
March meeting. Tbe installation of the' Rev, A.
W. Halsey as pastor of the Bprtng Stree) Church
waa hxed for next Tueeday night, A long discus?
sion lela1 i, e to I he Closing eif the, Church of the Sea
and Land leMiiltcel ina anunUttOUS vole to lot tho
church ulone.
R, W. ("oIKMAN'B lNOlVIIH'AL A:SIe,\Mr\T.
Edwards W. Colemao. the wnioi member of the
Brm of E. W. Ooleman tx Co., min merebsnta at
No, 8 Wuter-at., mada an individtial Msignmeni
yesterdav t-i (iesirgee H. Cooksly, without prefer?
ences Mr, Collin.ni anel his purtneiH. Consider
Fan.li mid Aquila N. Clarke, made an assignment
to William 8. Church winch was recorded m Un
i a rm c.. ii n ty, I a.st i'ri.lay. TheaejaaaignmenU aresun
|n> ineiii .il to that made hy the linn un January VA.
i ss), io William .**.? burch in this .ny. i hen Ga
imii ie.-, dir. if.7.">-,e;iii? !,s, ami they bave assets tbs
nu uiual valueof which is $402,7UJ iii', actual vu lue,
956,792 70,
A lliniK Ai.. NT KNTUAI-Pl l>.
Mis. Ellen Murphy,nf No. 'Jill West Thirtieth-st,
purchased a Bible for 918 from an a?(-ut iu l^.*sl
aod gave it to tha agent for the purpose of having
in r nama stamped upon it. Ahoui a year later she
received a lettereoc.Ioairga ticketshowingthat tbe
Bible bad been pawned tor fl r.o. Yeaterday Mw.
Murpby'a apartinaata ware visited by a nun who
wna selling mattresses t he woman reoognited hun
na tho Bi bte agent, aad making nu excuse to leave
? he room, alie locked bei door, Bbc then callee)
iiiiiici Scully eif the Tbirty-oeveotb-st, police, wbo
look the man m enstody. At theJeffersou Market
Poll) e Coori lie ?ave tno name Theodore Callaghan
and wna remanded foi eaaminattoa.
a oaaMAM riiiirtvp. UUtMTaD,
Tbe German Cunnii recently obtained a warrant
fm th.' arras! in extradition proceeding! of tail
llecbtbaaasn, A bev nineteen yean old wai n
lest.-ii yesterday on um steamer Amsterdam as the
fugitive, fhe charge on which Hu- warrant was asked
Waa that HiM'lii hansen with twu either boya had
broken into and robbed the bouse of ins tracie, n
tax-collector at Dielmisaen, Germany, Robber] is
Dot au extraditable offence, but tx* n mat* alleged
that$2,500of Um taxes collected was taken the
charge of stealing Uovenuneul moue] w..s made.
On no- prisoner were feunel u lna.ii-ei revolver, u
large knife and a draft for |ll hWO. He waa taken
In-li.r<- < oininisMonci' llell^i and held lor
cxaniiiiatiuu.
BKOOKLTK.
Deaths hint week, *J>?*; births, L'Ti; marriages,
61.
Tbs Aide ruieii will meei beroaftoi at i p, m,
An aboeluU dltowe wna graated yeaterday to
Mi e. Francis A. Van Dike ham James c. \ an Dyke,
I i h. Aid. un. n yesterday ordered tbe City Ball i..
be <l.-. orated on hi, Patrick's Day.
Th.* body ot a niau abonl thirty yean edd. dr
in ordinary clothing, was found m Buttermilk
i tutu ml yeaterday.
a John Collins, sg< forty.s meilni of the ate
Vam!.Ui.i. wna lound de ul iii Ins room at tin Annex
Hotel, near Fulton Ferry, yestcrdaj moruiug. Hu
had hlon ii oul tl.'' gaa
The Brooklyn City Railroad Comoany petit
the Hoard of Aldermen yesterdaj foi permission to
pm iu iin-h..,i, apparatus forruuuiug street
ears on ita routes bj mamu ol endless wire ira. Lieu
? ables, Th. matter waa relerrod oi i h.- Ratlruod
Commit tee.
Count) Judge Moora yesterday eeutenced Qui
seppe Gu.dioe, wbe wan found guilt} lani week, nf
lunn!, i >n itu; Brat degree in killing siaggmviui
Hagluero, on Novesmls i ??'*, I^k:i, to he liauged on
Hu -'. I h.- orisoni i did mit lose bia --, il po tesaioii
w hil" le ,u mg I ho il,,I-, of tbo inw.
11 m.k W, Maana was appointed Muperl tcndenl
Of i'niue- 1 clcgiuph hy Tulle ei ('on.lins. ?.i I,ut
ridge yesterday, Ile passed the highesl exauuua*
I ii.I tim I wei ve Who entered, I de .tami mil mu
was held under Mayor Low's Cum Kerviee i
LootsN, K ii-. nh.nun, nu. ni hm competitors, pro
i> le .1 against tie ap|.itme ni mi tin ground i hat
Mason tried to indnoe him lo withdraw ami asked
linn lu.w mu. li lm wonhl take, to "iii.uv out."
KiiM'lili.uiin la pieparcd to iuuke ulllduvit lo his
e'liuitfo.
Th.- In.lnr.timl Koeittiurant audTruining Behool
Aiwu iniiuii was nicuipoiiii.sl ycsiiid.lv bj lira,
?i,mu i iuney, Mis, E. p, Hityilou, ills, bul did I..
Hickok, Mra. 8. C. Cbaviuan, Uta, J. H. yeeninin,
Mrs. M. B. hos*. Mrs. Qeo?e J,. Corringtou, Mrs.
(leora* Macnamara, Mrs. s. s. Feloabet, Mrs. R. W,
Cushman. Mrs. .ian.- h. Ataetol Miss Reboeea A.
Poty, Misk Bliiebetb V. Hill. Miss Amelia K. (ininti.
Mis* Elisabeth M. Newcomb. Tho objeetof the
sncie-ty is t>. rome .ly th.- ev Us ?>(' stow ' bogging; and
ii le toe intention of the society to provide a since
wheeo the gifts of the charitable may ba carefully
elfspoIIHCel ill let mu lui Murk Bllpnlicel nil thc
premises.
tfMWB from eui; sr nu ii ns.
NEWARK.
Carey Rinse v, the oolored sexton of the First
Presbyterian (hun h. disappeared on -Saturday. He*
IS heli'eved to he insane.
Of Seventy-three de aths last, week fourteen were
bom consumption anel liv- from pneumonia,
The furiiituie ami pefaooal effect*, of Finley A.
Johnson, win. h chnrged with forgory ami hasi'is
appearad, w. re sold at auction ye-sterday nuder a
lanellord'h elUtress warrant.
Bishop Wigger, in Ins pastoral leiter. rend in the
I,'..man Catholic churches nu (Sunday, protootod
ignlnst ihe Spoliation nf the Propaganda.
I'hilip Moure. uno i-iuhty-foiir, elieel at his boase
in lull.>n st.. on Sunday. Ile nw a muni, ian ami
tim h. itel e.f a musical family. A string ouartet
whieli he oigani/i'd was c.un).,.se,1 ol' men)IM'rs nf
four generations in his family, the yoongee! being
a ifreat-Kratuldaui/hte'r. Me was formerly apntn;>
manufacturer ami later the .sexton of Trinity
Church.
J B KS KY (TTY.
James Toole, acre thirty-seven, a switchman rm
ployed by the PeanaylvOnia Bailroad Company,
was in-tmih Iv lulli'el bj a le.eoinntive near Washing
tein-st.. v st. i.lay. Tho bnely was taken to his
boas in Virst-st.
Barnard Smith, Of No. IO Jeffersein-st., Hoboken,
employed u ? brakeman by the Delaware, Lacka?
wanna and Woste-rn Railroad Company, was
attacked and badly beaten l,y three men at ? late
hour nn Sunday nii'ht, while passing nuder the rail?
road bridge at (iiiivi'-Ht. He l.elieves theev wero
foot-pads hut Wilt: frightened hy his eries fol help.
NEW-JER8ET.
Rabnmin.-?Dr. Howard Henderson, of Jrr-ey
City, will lee tine in the Episcopal Church tliis
evening.
Mun1 nv.?An opposition ticket has heen nonii
nated, with Messrs. Briscoe and Moorehoad for
Freedn,MeT? and Messrs. Dc looney Cleveland. J, D.
Mee] er. ll. i:. Smith, A. J.Parkbnrtt and s. B.Par
sill for Town Committee.
PaSOAll .?William T. Morgan, enurageel In the
stove and tinware bnaiuesa, had been iii lora long
time, suffering from nervous prostration, He ? bt
slowly rec,,venn,;, hut any sodden Boise atti icted
Ins nerve s. On Sunday ;,:i, moon, when the Ural of
two loud claps of thandi r came, ho wjs m startled
that be fainted, aad when tbe second peal came he
fell into a awoon and soon elieel.
Mt.ex.Mi 11:1 ie,?The funeral of William J. Madi?
son, who committed suicide, was largely attended
on Sunday. '1 be beana waa foBowed by the Orand
Arm) posts, ibe dei i .-ed man bavins served in the
2tlth N. .1. Volunteers.Ioho Chambers, who
wea prominently connected wltb tbe Pira Depart?
ment, died on Sunday.Professor ll. E. Richards
will delver the- fourth lecture In tha Seminary
Com ie i hia evening,
ll.>?'.hv.s.?Julius Heimlich, of.Vo. 112Park-eve.
baa start, el for California In nnrsuit of his wif*,
wi.loped on Saturday witta John Base, a young
mechanic who boarded wah tim family. When
I! ei m li ck retinue.il ho nie em Sat ii ni n ni tr li the lou nd
b - wife, danghter, and boarder gone. The neater
part of the furniture bad been sold, Heimlich ne?
ed tai ned tbat the couple had aihd on a steamer
leu I .ill lui III j.
El IZ.tBKTH.?Mn. B. B. Matthews, who was neci
dentalh shot and killed bj lui eon at Bound Brook,
on 1 rioay night, waa buried yosterday from the
ional Church, lim funeral was large)]
led.Ioho C. Rankin, ji., and Walter B.
Timms have been elected deneona >.f tho pint
Presbyteriun Church.Anton Broddoo, a drit r
aud collector tor John rtteinke, u grocer, disap
on Saturday with hi* collections i.t ihe
day.
Nnw-Ritcirawicg.?President Oates, of Rntgera
College, h ct med last r\, ni i.u in Kirkpa rick Chapel,
on " btreet deenes in Cairo..Ihe- Rev. W. I'.
Davis, pastel of ths Pirst Methodist Episcopal
Chnreh for three years, preached hia farewell aer
m..ii un Munday.Nothing has been don.- toward
Bending Coi Jerrard, tbe defaulter, now iu i'oronto,
Canada.Tbe witneases from thia town m tbe
Gottscbalh trial, at Lancaster, Penn., have- been
examined.Thu members ol the Hebrew Syua*
pogue beld Heir thud annual Purim sociable ti
eaei ger Hall last evening.rhe Turn Veroin li<-i?i
b dramatic entertainment and sm-iuhlo m liner's
Hall.
I'i 11 I:-. I*:. The fun. ral nf Mr. and Mrs. William
Hayden. wl.<> died within n few minntes of naeh
other on Satnrdav, was announced tei toke niece
yesterday momma from St, Mary's Roman Catholic
Chnreh. lt ?;;i beld instead al the home of tim
deceased connie. I'be reason assigned was that
tbs Bev. 1 a the t Walsh, pii,--t of tbo pariah, was In
P ior health anil li.iii held private services at the
bouse on Sunda.) -..tlmt be might stan uo a vaca?
tion yesterday, Bishop Wigner, of Newark, was
said to bavi tritton a letter forbidding tho dodie
to h.-laken im., the church. They co lld have a
Christian burial, the bishop waa reported tu have
saul, atnl they wera buried in tbe Cemetery of the
linly Sepulchre.
?? - ?
LONU ISLAM).
Oravi -r.Mv Justice Stryker yesterdsj issnod
warrant - for the arrest of Joan Dem pe J and
\\ illiam Deasey, who leccnfly hud s prize ll if ht nt
Coney island?
( rn t'ui: I'eitvT-?The hodyof tho late Conrad
Pupil- iliu-i ti waa taken to Hamburg on tbe steam?
ship Westphalia on Saturday. W uri. has been he?
il.m on the monument lo 1.reefed to hie memory.
lt will bs fourteen feet in height.
I.eiMi isi ami City. -The Queens Connty Court
Of Sessions yeste; elay convicted John Qoodwin, age
i ixty-five, of anon.Frank Zimmerman pleaded
gtlllty to assault mid was tined $90.1 be (iiand
Jury will resume their investigation of the Colly er
poisoning case this morning.
Woe nm a\ kn.?About 9 o'clock on Snturdayeven
ing Leon Scholtz, a German girl, ebon! eighteen
years old, was stouped in Atlantio-uve, hy nu nn*
known man. Tba rafBau clinked hei and tore ber
clothing. In the straggle sbe bu his band severely,
lier cries attracted tho attention "f soma .nen
nearly s block distant. Tbeyweut to hm1 assistance
bnt tua mun escaped. Miss Schotts was severely
iiijnied.
Fh'hhino.?fohn W. Harway, proprietor eif the {
Harway Dye Works, lives at Bayside, ami drives
tn his manufactory .'very m..inuit'. When he
reached tho Fung Inland Bailroad erosstog al
Myi th -ave-.. Flushing, Ins bone uud wagon wen
Mindi by tne locomotive. The horse waa instantly
killed ami was dragged along tha track about
twenty-five bel ; tue wagon waa broken to pieces,
Mr. Harway was thrown [rom bis carriage hut wu*
univ si i ifh t ly injin ed. llnic was nu Ila gina u at the
crossing.
Baal i?)N ? ."selah C. Smith, proprle or nf the
Watson House, died ra Sunday.Philip nnd
Ira Bete hum own several hundred sores ol' wood?
land mar Bmslaa. For several years laige quanti*
ties of wood have beea carted away by unknown
i>er-..us. Yesterday offlcera emoted Edwin Qlutce
ami >,e-.i,eii.i Lang, each having n two-horse wagon
load of cord vvuuii. They wnw tuUt-n belora Justice
Lewis aod were Unod $7 sash. Civil amt* have
also been brought uga inst Ihuiu.
_ ay. .
STATEN ISLAND.
r.iMi'Ki.N-viLi.K.?While crowing Brighton
Heights yesterday, a team ran away and thomas
Carney and Bentley Cronin, of Brooklyn, wen
th own ..ut. Camey was seriouslv Injured about
the bead and ?jh taken to the Smith Infirmary.
Cronin escaped with ? toa seven bruises.
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WWTCHE8TEH COUNTY.
WiiilK Plains.? The will of Mt's, lichens W.
Davies, widow ul the InteChiel Just;..' Davies, waa
aelmitteelto pmloilo \csle'l-.a\ . ^ll?* i'll a boUOS ami
l mel ut Fishkill, to her sob, Henry F. Davien, Tbs
rest oi tue estate she eli to bai daughter* Helen
and Lacy, Hy 'i codie il tlie amount of each
daughters shan vms limited to ?15,000.
Tlice-ile.re IloUllian, the i uinlciiilii'el nunile r> r,
spends tii"sl nf lu- lime in nu. King -ilk nock cha ms
and ?ai. ii gnilds lor his intimate frieuda.
ALONG THE BOUND.
Shta ii uni'.-Ml-s Sibyl Cartel told herexperi*
enoes among tbe Mormons, ni the Congregational
i ... nu Dunda] evening.Mm, Maria L.
i urtisdied yesteiday, age eighty-nine,
Danu i t, M' tubers of thc Veteran Association.
Wooster Light ti uariL Will meet luis evening to
dc. ide upi ii s proped d uniform badge,
M i'll .i> H. -I lie ti I Mt service in thu BOW Pl
te-rian ? hureh was beld on Munday morning. After
the sermon $27,060 waa collected to raise Ibo dahl
em tue bull<ung--fl,00U mon tuan was Doodad.
li'iiv.Mi ii-Thomas Field, who was shot by
bis brother William uoarlj three weeks ag.., had n
?even chill yesterday, making his .uluiou more
critical than it has heen foi a n.ce'k.
lii.u.iiii ii i.u. -BethStevens, anent on tli?*i lleuisii
tonie iuiiliuiui, went from Uni geporl on March A.
.Hld bas lU'l '''ell se-ell -luce, i I ls a, ciliit s al.' l-uiml
tu be correct,and Ins family ara al ? hms to Moonal
tm his diaappearaaoo.
lu.un,i cu. i. Captain Hunter,of the Salvation
Anni , ua-. Med the* city tu le- vet 110,000 fOl talsS
Impnsonmeut. Snits lo be brought by other mem?
bers will ame.nut te, 100,000.ite-ior,- ihe Boien
tiin M.ciity last night, A. C. Hobbs, who NM
picked the lock of the Mink of Bngland, lectured
eu, '' Looks ami theil I alliite-. ' ... Isaac M, HlllT,
aiicslidou lfiuxsda>' loi obtaining el.OUO from
Mrs. Jane A. Sherwood on forged notes sud deed
was placed under bonds for lf.1,S00 yesterday.
Ayyi'AE ELECTION OF SOROSIS.
i- a
I esl
Tin: nu ri uni i lori ion of Boroala took pine
I>e-lim>iiliv>'* yesterday, wifli tile following rebuilt: Pi
el. nt, Mi?. j.e. < n.iv': rice presidents, tbs Bev. PhsaO
iiiinnaforii, Mrs. lt. Lomas fleams, an, Harriet Farm
WOrtfe. Mrs. Iliiiiiiali ,1,11'uIih; ree-..nilli/ se-oretary. Mr?
M. A. Newton; curri spun.Muk AWTetarv, Mrs. Kelu.i C
Smithi treasurer, MraBarah a. Van Born) auditor. Mrs
Sophia Oppcnlilem; muslcil director, I'lai a I.. hUit-inin
e'listoelhiuo, Munn ih Alie-e, Mi-. Florence- N. Men itt. Mri
BenleeV. rowaasod, Mi-s BstberOsborn, Mr?. Maadi
<'i?rke ami Mm. Lillie Cohn i executive committee, Mrs
Rebecca A. Mores, Mr-. Kartaret w. Bavonbill, Mm
Harriet Miller, Ur. Georgiana M. Crosby an.l Mrs. i.uc.j
Thomas! chairmen of committees Utaratars^ Mary Ky ii
Halla*; art, Mrs. 9, D. Mutt.; 'Illina. Kiln II. cfvin.-.r
phllanuiropv. Esther Herman; science^ Mrs. B, A. mitta
eslucjetluii, Kllet) E. Miles; hiislness wouieu. Clara Ney
maa; Souse ami linnie, Mrs. iwrnuolt; journalism, llilci
m Osaka
UEQINQ ti lui ss tit .SAM).
At the nieetinvf of the Acinluiiy of Sdenrei
hmt events* s paper on "The 'MasfaF Beaches' sf Set
laud snel America" wu* rt-ad liv Preifesseir II. Car.lnrteii
Bolton, of Trinity College, Harbord. In the course of his re
aaarka, rrotn-*or Relton ntd i "hame time Mass a
Mam li.Kter-eu me ?.? i, nen Huton. I wai much sur
prised tn tin.I that Saes step I mads on tin- sml eiudtexi ,
elutlnet BOtmd. The me.st senoioas sonnets were obtained
h> taking tin, sand ami ruiibln* it rapidly tiiroiiffh the
hand*, when, under ordinary eondttiuns, thosouuel coule
lie beard from 1901<> i io feet, (ouror riv* distinct nota
liein^ elicited. These musical smuls are fniiiid near I.aks
Ciianiplaln, near N..rf..lk. Yiiytnia. and several othei
places tu tne United States, bul ttmse at Manchester ari
the iiiiwi ri'inaiknhle. Musical sands sn, fneind on ti.e
Island or i.if g ott tin- ansel of leettaatf, 'thn souuc
tiiaeie in thi'iii u exceedingly sonorous, resotuhllinf tm
twiiiifritiKof a tljrhte Lrd M,tjc tliieael." professor BoltOI
opened a lonee Jar of th? Manchester ?amt rolleeted ot
Septembers, snd rabbtae a portion of n rapidly tiin.uirt
Ins bend produced a distinct sound, which rcseuibtwt Uie
ctuuchiiij; of oiiow under foot.
TUE MEISSOMEBMACEAT MIDDLE.
_ From Parti Cnrrrnitinilrne* of Truth i T^,nitr,r\'>.
Meisseiniei is tired "d' seeiiii.' |i;iinte-ei uiiel fx>w
di red Lady Jsse ml- iu the K'e.ii Halon* he rrequente; li'
ls seventy-two yesrs old, aad bas never understood tn,
wai deii! style nf pr.-t ine--is. Heebbors those nldstobsaatj
to win. ii (aahloaable belles nearly al?ay? resort, and sw*
through tin-in at once, lt would gue aim far graatui
pleasure to do a homely old v.ninan nilli a abai
mid iiitcresiitinr face iii.ni the fairest of the laielj
Jesebela aforeaald. Metaaonier tiiinkn lt aeompOmeai
to u e Intellect of a sitter to be truthful, in all Dis prc
vttms dealing* witta Americans he found that slnoerltj
answered. Mid Melssooler to ms, M Mrs. Mackay lias ?
very agreeable face, ead piquancy. Bbs did aol need tc
he Idealised to muk,- a charming ph tine, du tlie contrary.
my Id.-a wis te, give lier Immortality hy strpplnjr ber ol
what wss adventitious, and bri ua out wi.ai eas penna.
neut and thoroughly personal: Ever* truth that lu:
could tell pictorially aboul ber,was. In bis opinion, bon >>
& ti ire. rae never ormiplalted ,.f ids huh enty iu any ot
I... , Isl)? tn i.i -i ? ni lu. ami sha iiiil nut toroid him to re
t.ein bei portrait ui Ute Triennial Baton after lt wac
agreed to pr Along* Ute periol during wbiedi that Kxhlhl
tu n waa tei bs ke-pt ois-n.
Concern lm: tin- price, .Iclsi inter takes 45.000f. fora
portrait like thal ur M. victor Lefranc, in win. li tbs be ul
ls everrtblng, and tbe dress t!i- npper part of e feral
cit. ile ii.ul not u ii-, toportraj Mrs. Mackay, bul bei
Bembrandt hat iud feathers, a rich cloak, a rose lu her
breast, a dress rich iu lalbalas, ., Boor tu barroonlss with
them, and a pair of Mousqu lairs Bwedisb gloves. A.-, lu:
tei.,k a fancy tn ti.e work on wblob be wasengaged, it
became s labor of lovs ta bim. though aol rn tbs
Hr Josbos sense. 'Ibe efleet of sven tiny
touch s is calculated, ami tue greatest ears
lukin to prevent de-iaiis from spoiling the
. io,, a,' r, ,o,d in ni iu "plenty ef ail" upou the whole.
Knowing bow men suddenly ri-,e to wealth and come
dov. ii with craabi ? kn tbe Inned Btate -\ Melsaouler used
t,, ..;,>? to those around him, " lt I- possible i hal ,i hundred
. ii- hence m. ....li will remember tbal tin re ever ea a
innan/.a silver king or a Mackay Family, but lae whole
world, I like to tn ml, will li ne fn Its mind's i ye the 'any
in tue Rembrandt hat." Tbe artist never worked so hard
for immortality. Tba fates resolved Miai bm eJtefttteurrt
wasuoi to live a year, ann it was exhibited In a esasea
whuu " e\ cry body " was om oi iowa.
?;;
MA HI A h IM b LUG L'S CE.
Mi vi v i i i . iLMATVAO.
?ea ....... ii I i >n ..-. .s Koon sets, M8| Moon1* age.da. 14
lil..11 WATdU I.H.lV.
.1 V naroW Hook. 7AC, (Inr. (siSfl X, TUM'Hell 'Ivs. Ml
f.M.?raudy lluo*. 7;.;5 Ciov. lauaO. o:ii,iioo (Hm, lull
FOREWy STEAMERS DUB AT TUIi> TOUT
Ti;-DAY.
V'ttet. f.in*
Italy .I.uinlon .National
dalia . l.lvorn.iol.i;iu,ant
Wyoming .I.tverumil.Oulou
itv._Itrtstol .llnstoi ctv
Knrncssia.Ulsagow. Auchor
Khi'tla. . nsmoiirs. HsmU-Amer
liiiiert . Rambnre . .. Qsmb.-Auier
Nm ntii.r-,' .r.i. nen .... X (I. Lloyd
M i.lcl . '? ? Hun Ports
w * DNEBDAY, MABUH l'J.
rom wn!I.Iiristol.rirest Western
Stale- ?.? I', , SSSOW. ^Ule?
Ht ijniri'i't '. ???? _ . Frsnob-Trans
i'i'> ?.' l-n. i,lu . ... Hu sn.iiitiii Merino.Alexandre's
i Hi BODAY MABOB ll
Rspnblls . . Lirsrpeol . Wbtte Stet
i li urmi Mm/a,iv.Ib.rileMiiK. .Boreleaaz
SHIEEIMi BEWS.
PORT OF M'.lVYur.K.... MOX DAT, MARCH 10. IBM
Al-"IV.
ntsssserCltj '?'. ^follt!-',n.l (Ttr-. Lewis, f.tverpoe)i j>t, 2-i.vla
Qui ,-rielnw ll .!?, ?ll'l .: I"' ' ll --,1'.,.
hi-ii c i Ile W.i'.ii l-r, ( ... hriine, Mverpcnl PsbS7 vis
QUI > ii itown J ' ','..1 I'li-rti'ii-i'lN I'iFWJ Munt
nu ??<??? t neb Psi "?' . ]<?-?? nun.ice in .tnyn, ivti, mdse
tooreit-r, vessel to olmpson, Spence 0 Yoiuur.
ntetunei fborn Hill Bri, witheren, Csrelenaa tteb 27 Tte
il .?' "I H il.. I'-. Willi .11 Jil l' I., lil iel . ve-si 1 l? ile I uni 4 (.0.
ei Newe rt,('ni ? I .ta>s, ?i'.,i anise *:id
psasensers lu Jaa I-. \V ar : .t i'..
Steamer Oaselslune, [Vickerson, Qstrsstsa MHich 3, anil
Kev Weal fi, a i'i uiiiiec ami p.is* uitera u, *' ll Mallory ? Co.
-teHTMir LooMaoa. liam". Vew.Orieans 8 day*, wita nulso
an I \>nr,* nsers t', 8 ll Reeman,
Rteatnerrxinitnonwesltb, Van Kirk, rhll.ul^lphls, with mdse
tn juliii i Roberta,
at, iiiicr America.Mi" r. New-Loodoa.
Bari Bot rid Sor), Jolmasa, Bt IbomasCditayg, in hallast
In Kiiiicli, Kilve * fo.
Bcbr i a.-!otti Br . Rosel. C'aretcnaa 10 Alive, with rnoU-nce
to orden vf??el tn I* I Neerim ,'. Hon,
?-rhr ^n-.i'i \ Full'r 'ot Providsnee', TTart, PeirtHpniu 'J5
dmx. wiri, ,i?iiha t to Miller A Farr; vessel to Piu-inn A Load.
u i,r sn ,ti I Hen York. Mstsnxas I'i dsys, with su-ar to J
ll i ebal "->.'.?'. ve???i to M Hunter 4 co.
--.lu Mum- Harper tri, *ea;uan. wt John, Nil, 'JO.Uye,
willi linnb, i In M 1* iiiuili'M- A Co; veaaul In A T Heney.
*L*-mi:i- Wtael st asn<te n?>, light, 9W| clea.-. AtCity
I<".u .1, liRht, N.NW ; clear.
i I.KARRh.
BtssnMT Colon, Bbackford, As^nws I?PsmSe Mst! Hs Co.
htesroerWeser(Oei , Brans, Baltimore?<)e!ricb /te;,,
-I-nillir Hi.-alevtater. lenney, Lenna, l)e-.l?elld Dominion
Se i *o.
Hhlp T.inierlnne Clrr\ lCr.is ?, linnie?TTiew Rn^er A I ??
Bark Kllula Nor), Iii at. Inn Natal?John Norton A >*)n?.
Itai ~ ir,ed',, Hal), Puppa iiunna?Amlrew I Kuma.
Bsrk Andie Anst), Mehls, I ?bon -i. ? ick-ii t- e ?.
BsrSBwsnses in I n i rmiop, liiink!i'k---now A linretees.
linrk s u Wal en, Mill, Hun mrs -WaUim, roel A'*o.
Mai W Hei.e,, a ' ii nana, John-on, .--Siiia la i'll andu-Waydell
a....
Bal I H ivan i, I'i, e. HiiTana?W O Minnon
lin-- Mella i v.'; i. J.,':a: sen, Lisbon?Panch, l'.,tv A Co.
Bcbr I a mi mit. Keller, Arroyo, PR?Hint psoa. Clapp a Oo.
btlil Liuiuii li Sui! - . -I 1 liu.'Wis? I'vuint-iU A Co.
MAI Lt U
Rtesiners fnli.n. for Asplnwsll; Bithtnead, {tswasrtMsws
Wesrr. Bsltliuore li eskwate-r, Issaa, Dei.
-In|.s , ,r, -t,', ini.ii ami Robert, for Antwerp; BUok?pi>re,
Biemeii; Daniel Barnes, H in Krani le a
Iljiks Kim nc.'int. foi tlltwerp, Uerbard, I.eildon; Ilanipbrn
court. 'i')..-.t"; ic- nt. Il ',.',' Harriet Uloksiaa, Ht
l.,,iii,e?i Jo'ui Uiitlifrfniil, I've: pool: I'.Uu a I ai U.a ;'iia.
Mai, U Bead, I', rnamboc ?: Kornlna >t-r. st Jajto; Nellie K
Bumhs i. i'm! ~i,,in Mun I hi .in.ii,,. ;. (. tuuleeton.
i.i ie . imn a iin.ini, Ior flt <i,,it.
Bolus (.ni,. 1. Wim ll,un . foi Nm?'. It.i?; Mary K Iinuelaea,
Pnl-it-a-I'itu,. HUvar -inay. BtJoluis, i'll, l' i, Ualle rd, mir
di nae,
4lg? a?',!i?i-Vta r.nii-, ulumi f-ouiul?Hblps VlfUutit snd
Riiislea.ler for ^ okohUSS.
Bsrk Ldiih, tor Leith,
MlaOEUUUfMOVa
Burk Cynthia Bri, Newcomb,at sliaipuess from New.Y,,rk.
In leak v. HbS ls ntra ned mihi ha* Us.) Inr dooks s,?e|,l
titi'. Viuu Non Sorenson, from b?uo iou it tm Wow.
Yoil, bas un Ired at ',U)raltai 1. ;i*y.
lill. M. IV 1. Ml N rs Of *>KAM?.IIS.
I'.iiiKiuN* PORTS.
Uvsaroot, MsrrtilO?Arrtvsd. saaassars Patoatlna inn,
Whl.eway. from Boston Kel,-7| Knn.rssa ,Uri, Smltli, (rom
(ia vihIi'ii ti I. 1"
Duna.i im, March 1.1-Arrived, ste-smer N'to iBn, Smith.
trom i l.ulesteiu Fob 'ii mi Uer ?a.v lei iitouien.
HovKn. March 10?Arrived.steamer Kris dlr'. Ceriilitl.s
lro:u New-York i*eh Tt ou lui way to Loudon.
UuiMOL, Mureil IU- Arrived, auiaiuei Hrl4tol .Br), Will.
lam-.from Kew.York Ve i ji
i.i tanOW, Mari-h in-Arrived, stesmer bt*te? ol Nevsdu
.lit Uiu-.fron New Virk Kelli:-..
l.iiivi.. Mar. h In?tailed,stasnsr "-tafe ot Nro.-ueks (Br ,
Ursea, fmiu wla*?o? lienee- tm NSW-ToTS.
ticll.l.r, Mal. I, 10 Psaatd, lieauier V'lnterlaud I Be-lf ,
IImim-, from riillaileiplils Fob i~ ou her wav to Auinr.ii.
l.i/.*i:n. March I"- ra??ci. St.-aiutr Uli-iillict. Hr,. Ilehron.
fnin Port Royal via MswptJI News Iel) 21, ouht'iwayto
Beness,
Kin-*i r. Mureil IU?P.i?ae,l, uteamer Vi-nt'tian iBr., Traut,
from Boston i'<? ? ix "" bsr ?,av to i iv. um.,t
ii,., vi's Mjh-Ii S-A. lived, it-amer lintis (Uer), l*la?is*,
from Now.iii ii am l't-h ..'.
Hil lln\, Maieli li)?Airlve.l, ateamer Peruvian, from l.lv
sr pixii.
niiMi.'*,i if <*-ntr-*
nn?T0> March lO-ArnveH. ^tesmera (*!i?,p?tr? Cil'hy, Aa
ssnotis,Mti\ Lamsster, Mills. Philaeieinii.a t'stsJonta iBr.,
. ,,t ti.r, NewY,,rk lor l.ivei |.,,..i- I) fl Miller, Clark. Usn.
ii'ine. City "? Ml, eil, Nli'kersoil, Hsvauuali; lieu WhitlK'j,
IlHllett. New York
e Icured, StSSiaoi i A -ti Inn , Mr , Crovna. st John, N H; n.iln.
mel,.-.. Howe, Newport Newsi .se*icn. , Bel ry, Now-Yorb
run.AliK.l.rilU. Mai,h 10?An,*"i ,,t.?'m lind liOO 'i
ll . Illl?i-a. ifveiyoie, I .lain lie I (ii der".ill. PstOTSOB, 1'n t
Antonie, A/ai.siHr .Adenia 'awi on. on ijne Arlee Uivs
lim,i, l iii inver, reaawsad^Bbenuan, ProTbuaeei Nonuan,
IS, ll01t"U.
" ? I' J euI'.iin. lin.mtier an 1 J .' I'otlli.i:
ha..i. Illili '|,. Boston
DkLAV, abk Hay .iii iv itmi. Msrch Hl-Salleei, ate-ani, i Ilil'Nh
Crown ' i . r ? poul,
li u nun,ik, Maren i i -Arrived, atsamorei 'hinimrbani oir
Tlio,n??. , in m. . ciiH, ? in Hen Tower Hi!, K van.. I'oi'uan
i.tapold. Fi ? , sn, Foster, t'hsrlss
ld!)
I'l-ared ?fea>ner lle>ri?'.lro noeeinn.
flAV.tNv'ui, Murri. IO- Vi rived. *team.r (Jato i Ity, lloflton
Nkiv.. ii i . in- Kerch IO
Liv, I 'lion., K ll Walli Jl. liell/.n.
At theFsssss?Arnvae,ataesssrsMergan, Havana; Dhssv
l Iel ' III ), l.l,eni,?,i
HalWel. ?U,ai?ei? Alnva and Luci I' Mill, c.
',
-
Aaaoaneemeats.
Pennine johann Hoffa Malt Krtraetbas stgnstoreerjebasa
Hoff sml Moritz Kilner on neck of svery IxiUln. Indorsed br
all physicians, for general deblll tv Beware ,f Imitation*.
Curtcr's J Atilt. Liver Pilli will poaitivcly cara
Msfe heselschesnd oreve r if, rm urn. Thia la mit talk, bat
truth, (lue pill sdose, lo i.e tiaei ut all elrna<ioiA Kew aAj
vstttssssna
? ? ?
If a ir.irltinfr Cough is iHsfnrbin* yimmifghVg
rent, gal a i.e.i of H*lmint -. e 'klsuiiaii.ii COHOS IWilt.
Tbey wlilaSorel immediaf- relief.
_ ar -
JTeYRT A. DAMIHfc M. D,
114I.eilnrton.%ve hetw?en - uh * . I : ii*?S*.
?sara, fte Ll to 7. iWasm >f th-v^irr.?*,/???%
,1'Bilo-UnnajyUrgaua. lui.t-iUinue ao-I<Uuliltr.
? ?? ?
TlIK NON-MKCnANH AI., No ClIIMVKV, Duple*
Lamp.
I.irni witiiont a chimney. No mae-hlnery tn ret ont of or.
di r, SM ny BStaalOove nuuent teet givee one-baif moro ll?h|
tli in tl is Hnrhsalral larn|,. ' all and see lt or -en-l for circular.
HrtiToeiKirH MA51 ka'rriiM'i 00, 'it Church-st., Vt. Y
Until the Fifteenth
Wo shall offer at a DECIDED IN?
DUCTION all the Spring OVER?
COATS and SUITS in both Men's
and Hoys' Department* carried over
from last season. Abo some heavier
goodl left ov<r from tho past
season. rI hese g? k "ls If US I' be sold
to make room for our N K vV Spring
Goodj for Men uml Hoys.
Jessup & Co.,
740 to 760 BROADWAY,
Near Eighth-Street
ntlZM* OF ?.10, ISf, *10
AAD $.1.
THK MMOl wnn ii RIVISIIBI THK LAMMBM
MUM BBB Of BMOUtfM MOBM TUA1 ikk com.
? iN*iiiti;i.Y ov LBRin roora in thu
MOBO Xl ( Ii.KM WU.I. HI;* K1V1 fi ?
TIIK TBBBM FMBBOMI MHO fUBMWM RR8PF.(T.
IYI.I.Y Hil: Nl-AT LAJMMmWtt MMHLR OV WuiiM
WILL BXCBIVI Pi, flt ABD fS BACK,
POM lt'LL PH1NTKD PABTIC1 LABI IDDBBBB-Ob
CI.(MN') STAMP?TBA I'M 1)1) 1 A I I- S MCTUAli
A. CIDBBT AMOGIATIOM, -'?. AND Mi BKUAiiWAY,
BBW.TOBS CUTT.
TMAOLDMV AMDLABOC9I Ml itu. MXMBMMI
COMl'ANY IN 1 UK Wi I HLD.
lillirie* H. Peet of low*, 1st .fr Co , Piv*M?n?.
Jimceii. P.tch'r, *?retsrr
THE LADIES' FRIEND!
Mo Happy (ind Mo ^o.nl.
"I OH) S0SS4 SU,! ,lowii.lie:,ite,l .il t|n?e?. rel ?,"?> I hst I hSVS
Bot ;i friend lu Hie ffi.riil.'' rtiichU lbs ,-xpr.--vni o.' UuiauiiU
' ol lilllie* who iir- discourse*,! ..n.i fcol dil ".wit nf aorta,*'
i wlilil, utuke time, .uni thur taeniliee v.ry unli.i^py. \'l <t
I Itu h.- 'ml, anbat,|>v trouble* c. iu Un ea-eily <lr v -a xway atti
I haili.in.-..ie, eli, ermine.-* au! liv,- t i!.? tnnir lil wo. a leer
; tessa ol RADWAVU lt PH rr ITI til riffil Sill iaa>S|ilil
leelsoliappjraailsessod.il jroa viii oalytry '.-.?, lul/n
! will never regret it, b a ?>* nu-i tu* u,i m.m< u
I you in.i
Raieviy's RerJlatim Pilli
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orders eif the stomach, llvui ... r, bis . o, -.ul iris
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WALL PAPER, Fl RMPI UE AND ART DEALERA
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